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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
Ifye Describes Japan
As Friendly People
With Strange Customs

Japanese are friendly people
but some of their national GUS
toms are difficult to understand,
the IFYE delegate says.
Gerald C. Grooms, Ohio Inter
national Farm Youth Exchange
delegate arrived in Columbus,
November 80, after 4 months in
Japan. He is one of the first two
changes to visit the island ma
ton. During his stay in the
country, he lived on Is farms
but only after convicing Japan
ese agriculture department Of
ficials that he really wanted to
live with farm families.
"The greatest thing we accom-
plished," he said, "was getting
out and living with those people.
No one has ever done that be-
fore" Grooms explained that he
and Barbara Burlington, EN-
poria, Kansas, lived in a school
and visited All clubs during
most of their first month in
Japan.
japanese officials had an Am
erican bath tub brought into the
school. They installed table and
chairs-furniture most japanese
do not use. The 22-year-old Ohio
State University graduate inter
preted officials actions as court
eSy-and lack of understanding
of the IFYE program.
He said most foreigners in
Japan live in colonies modelled
after their own homelands. They
seldom attempt to live with the
Japanese people.
Before Grooms left the coun-
try, he furnished officials with
an outline of the way IFYE
works here and in other coun-
tries. Objective of the program
is to furnish a foundation for
world peace by encouraging un-
derstanding among peoples
Farm youth from the u. S. and
other countries exchange visits
actually living with farm fam
lilies in their host countries.
Once Grooms and Miss Buf-
fington moved into japanese
farm homes, they had expert
ences that made them believe
they were beginning to under
stand the people and to be un'
derStood.
One family with whom The
Kansas girl lived during part OF
her visit rode about 400 miles
on a train in order to see her of
for home. Grooms added that the
family is poor by our stand
ards too
When the Ohioan was ready
10 leave one of his host fam
lilies, that of Yoshio Abiko, they
visited a stock show where they
shook hands and said goodbye
Although he couldn't speal
English and l couldn't under
stand more than a few words o
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17

responsive than its 1858 counter
part. The 115-horsepoWer Blue
Flame" engine is used in gear
shift models. An engine of 1875
horsepower couples with the
Powerglide automatic shift, now
available on all cars, including
the sedan delivery.
Other chassis advances cover
improvements in the clutch of
gearshift models, a longer, deep
er-toned and sound deadening
muffler, and nylon rear spring
inserts to eliminate the necessity
for fabrication.
In appearance the 1854 Chew
rolets have a longer, more rug
ged look. Designed for broader,
lower effect, the front bumper
has been curved farther around
the fender. The grille, bumper
guards, parking lamp and hood
ornamentation have been modi-
fled to conform with the new
motif. Although the brightwork
of the individual series profiles
remains much the same, design
touches at the rear re-emphasize
the distinction of the line.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17

to all cars, and design revisions
to accentuate the low, flowing
beauty of the three body series
highspot the 1854 Chevrolets.
The latest models benefit as
well from re-styled interiors, a
wider choice of rich colors and
color harmonies and chassis ad-
vanceS to assure quieter opera
ton with increased performance.
Power brakes, adding safety
and driving control, become op-
tional for the first time in the
low-price field with the introduc-
ton. As still another first in
Chevrolet's market, electric
front seat and window lifts are
also available. This convenience
provides passenger car comfort
through push button control.
Given special prominence in
the presentation is the Bel Air
Series, which Chevrolet pioneer
ed so successfully as a luxury
line a year ago. An eight-pas-
senger station wagon brings to
five the number of Bel Air body
types. The company has also
announced that convertibles will
be hereafter concentrated in this
series.
Another departure in the line
up of 13 passenger car models is
the introduction of a utility sed-
an in the "One-Fifty" or lowest
priced series. This body, replac-
ing the former business coupe,
offers an amazing 54 cubic feet
of storage space.
Again in 1854 Chevrolets will
be powered by a choice OF two
engines. each more powerful and
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17

county, is one of eight exchange
delegates from Ohio in this
years IFYE program. Five 9TH
ers, Lucille Robinson, Miller
sport; June Boyd, Millersburg;
Jean Stitle, Salem; Geraldine
Bowdler, Ashtabula, and James
Meyer, North Fairfield, recently
returned from Finland, England,
Norway, The Netherlands and
Luxembourg, respectively.
David DoWler, Ashville, and
Harold Rittenhouse, Delaware,
are expected to return from
India, December IA.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
Three Year Old
In Hospital For
The Seventh Time

Kathy Hatfield is only three
years old but she has been in
and out of hospitals more times
than most people who are three
score or more years older.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Hatfield, 808 E. Glib
bard avenue, Columbus and a
granddaughter of Mrs. Kathryn
Womack of the Dudley COM
munity. Her mother is the form
er Gloria Womack.
She was born in Thompson
hospital, Caldwell, Oct. /, 1850
Just seven weeks later she was
taken to st. Francis hospital
Cambridge suffering with
pneumonia. She was returned to
this hospital twice more in three
months due to a relapse.
On Nov. %, 1852, she spent
seven days in Grant hospital
Columbus and returned a few
weeks later for treatment.
In November of this year she
received treatment at Children's
hospital, Columbus and this
Monday she again entered the
same hospital for the removal OF
her tonsils and adenoids.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17


be just as pretty and less of a
hazard.
Cut the Christmas tree at an
angle about an inch above the
original cut and set in water or
damp sand. Do not locate it near
radiators, heaters or fireplaces.
Use only flameproof Christ
mas tree decorations. (The Ohio
State Law forbids the sale OF
any other kind.)
Have substantial screen foI
the fireplace.
Keep Christmas Wrappings
from accumulating. Remove
them as soon as the presents are
unwrapped.
Do not smoke close to the
Christmas tree and provide
plenty of large ashtrays. Keer
matches away from children.
Use only electric light sets
bearing the approval of the un-
derwriters Laboratories. Checks
sets for frayed cords, loose con-
nectionS and broken sockets. d.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17

not overload your circuits and
be sure lights are turned off be-
fore retiring or leaving the
house.
Avoid celluoid or other flam-
mable toys. Toys that require
gasoline, kerosene or alcohol are
especially dangerous.
When needles start falling
from the tree discard it.
Have the fire Departments
number plainly posted and in the
event of a fire call them at once
and get everyone out of the
house.
Let this Christmas in '53 be
fire free.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
H. Maynard Ayers
Is Named Director

President w. Irvine and three
other officers were reelected on
Thursday night at a meeting of
the directors of the Marietta
Area Unit, Mid-Ohio Valley
Planning Assn, and Harry E,
Schramm was elected chairman
of the board of directors. Irvine
is president of Marietta College.
Schramm succeeds John c.
Douglas, former general man.
ager of the Electro-Met plant
here, who was transferred to
New York. Reelected were Emil
j. Adamson, vice president; Les
lie c. Brooks, vice president, and
E. L. Kirkpatrick, secretary
treasurer.
Howard P. Meister and H.
Maynard Ayers of Harriettsville,
were named to the board of di-
rectorS.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
PAYS FINE

Earl F. Thompson, Is, of Low
er Salem route l, was fined SIS
and costs by Mayor Jackson at
Lowell for unsafe operation. The
patrol reported Thompson's car
knocked down a telephone pole
a short distance north of MackS-
burg on U. S. Route Il, Wednes-
day night.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
CARD OF THANKS

Thank you sincerely for shar-
ing my sorrow during the death
of my brothers. Your thoughtful
ness is appreciated and will al
ways be remembered.
Anna Allen Z
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
Noble Couniians Urged To Have A
Safe And Merry Xmas, Dec. Is

R. Scott Ohio State Fire Marshal urges al pF
IN Noble county To guard against fires this Christmas
He states that it virtually impossible for an unskea per
son to fameproof tree with chemicals OF PANT
best idea for Christmas safety to follow these te" SeSoe
rules 49,. o,r
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
New 1854 Chevroleis Will Go
On Display In Caldwell. Friday

The 1854 Chevrolet display Friday at the Barn
Chevrolet garage Miller according
today The general public
county invited their showrooms and look
the models.
transmission option
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17

Cows in stanchions need 4 to 8
pounds of bedding daily-they
need 2 to 3 times as much in a
loose housing ARRANGEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

1iss1, Axe. tri-colored. Vienna
sc0TT7T1IiEs, 10 weeks. male, 15 Axe
Glen shiei Ginger. ;oL.' .: s75ss$$. ''
PARAKEETs-Breeders with babies
seliIrs out. IA. s.sS14.a e'' 0 OTseS'
Elssen stock. M ERky H1G 5fs'i k PsSe
c ne1S RcyR PTPs. 7 fissSy black and
phone sRowNiNc VIZ iiaor r5asson Ssis:
BOXER aSS; r. PUPPIES by show-w MdS
PPa ossa Choice in litter avail, ~.
BOXER. pedigree. male. nsht fawn,
SEN 8 mos. old; best offer. CAN Lu,. 2
PlAGRIaskiEETs - Blues and gree green's:
S Grass rs sSs DitI sl'9 aa icy mating
COCKER PUPS. black. s WIS, tenn.
porary incubation. vofmed, Axe
rreegI excellent pedigree, S35. IA, g.
COLLIE PUPPIES. champ. Axe, i res..
saa iEi All t saREf poG, tminia aS
collies1. puppies. Axe registered;
SADle 9nQ Wnlte; ia. S.l60S. 10
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, Axe reg
istered. call evenings only. ~, s.
CHiHUAHUAs, female Ii heat, male
puppy. proven matron. Axe. some
GREAT PYRENEEs PUPPIES. pure
white. males and females. 8 wks.,
Axe reg: potential show dogs:
loyal. affec. companions. CO. $4,000.
YOUNG MALE DALMATION. fine with
children; S25. Poplar 2-4791. LII
BOXER PUPS, fawns, male and fe-
male; finest champion bloodline:. reg.
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES. Axe
reg; white. others black and
white. KE. S-5sS3.
wEIMARANER PUPS, II wks.: sired
by. Storm Cloud. XII. $3.50. Ia
DACHSHUND. Q weeks old, excellent
pets. IA. S-7525. 4-16
IGEHMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. beauti-
full, purebred. with papers: 3 mos
TOY POMERANIAN PUPPIES. Axe
legistered. l male, l female. Oh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15

PONY--5-yr. -old blk. mare, 5-gaited:
San s 0e cE. ess;.sssssssy' oSedient; 1S2h
with white MARKINGS. Has been
broke to ride and drive. With lit
tie more work will make some one a
tine show horse. Has papers and
p prlcsd to sell: Horse can be seen at
nleMichaeie,s farm at Marlboro pike.
10. S-3S66 or 10. 5-1252. Is
HALFBRED CHESTNUT FILLY. 14.3.
green. broke. coming 3, star and 2
Vienna 12-J-11. l5S
HEREFORD purebred young bulls of
quality at fair prices. Only three
hba nsS Certain to improve .
VENTURE FARM, L. j. HELLER q
SONS, Beallsville. Md. Phone Pooles-
BAY MAZE. 8 yrs. excel. cond., "A
hands hands. spirited; yell,bred and man
sing; axle, elec. lights. brakes. new;
cond.' super tires: S645. JU. 9-OS13.
PONY wanted for small children;
mare aIa preferred: must be gentle. JE.
Sable HORSE. seldinr. sound, we'll
STTiS S5na; ; sSad1 and bride; $50. Cali
BRg gsga GOAT for sale cheap. AP.
PALoMiNo PONY ~, s7-iu., Q yrs,
old: one large pony. quiet for chill
dren; one 16-hand. 6-year-old chest
nut mare. quiet and gentle; one
Palomino gelding, 8 years old. well
g Halter Srofsn TvsFiSteT c6rA AEfD
on Chain Bridse road. Between Tf r.:
sens, corner and Vienna. Vienna
PREfTY BLACK and whit. spotted
R9pnys needs exper. child rider: $95.
BEAUT1FUI. gentle. s-yr.-old west
ern horse: $3.50. TIE. 6.4715. ~
ANGUS BULL, registered. ready for
neavy service. Animal must be seen
M 70 appreciate value. Priced to sell.
OF several outstanding show ponies.
Ponies. 3. unbroken. yeariirg. 3
two-year-olds. Will make excellent
riding and show ponies for young
c Sssr; Fulton s-5s0S. oo
make an otier. Ii. 2-So63. W ''''
Angus BqLL-Jr. yearling 8 months
old: Black cap breeding. Very tidy,
wen developed, gentle Individual.
l2I c%a G ssl0 p GOES GiRAs s5ss
Poolesville, Md.
ANGUS BULL-Highland General 46.
proved herd sire in accredited herd
6 yrs. old. Two good for the block.
Can Pleasant Hills Angus Farm.
PPool.esville. Md. Phone Pooiesvilie
WANTED, good riding horse; must
be reasonable; will give good home.
Cal Mary 10; Evergreen 4-30s3...
PONY, SHETLAND-Black and white
spotted; "a inches tall: 5 yrs. old:
very gentle with children. 1925 or
c Gfsi 0nf lie. q Guernsey sSsSO bull smaller
bull calves. LO. 7-8022.
COLT =. 2-yr.-old spotted "a pony
colt, saddle and bride. $500. Blk
walking horse. walking saddle and
bride. 500: Small blk. pony. rides
Small roam, walking mare suit. for
lady. 4 well-mannered, good looking
walking horses. A full stock Of All
kinds Of. pony and horse saddles,
brides. etc. New and used. HILLTOP
FARM. Fisher I'd. Temple Hill, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

NORTH MICH. PARK for gentleman.
comfort. dble bed, next bath with
shwr. No other roomers. LA. 81 SAY.
esOe 18th PL.-Master bedrm., newly
dec, new furn.; next TO bath; pvt.
Lh aG%i SRo 81 4;oo4S
S Ss ni' 7.a 5esasSonabls. $50 9th st.
s 'SSl fl sss $3.50 a' ' Ewes. Fl s;s'
MICH 4, la;,I IK;1MssteE bedrm:, pvt. bath:
For i Or e; ise. doubi: rm.; con-
phone R0 s-s1ps !aivilesss. III. s-$S4o.
ssS .ms 7Ssm, large :ap 5SS%i
adults. Phone no. 2-3s45 after q.
RIGGS PARK. D. C.-ror nice young
Jewish ym "a girl d.S q man. new home sci.
+ asoi ssi T3 aasg 9s8' to BATH sSs
LARGE one-room apartment. Room
Tor boys or 2 girls. 210 Mary
1877 ssna M nDsi6 81 ST. Mon buslin..
married couple or employed girls.
N Il Tssk F fhsS In m 1926 faT copl. or
girls. COOKING facilities. Jewish pre-
JUST OFF N. HAMPSHIRE AVE-.
INSTR. fr. rm,. new. home. all cows:
Iars e RAS spP6bIE pfdq sT "a e bsdfm
Beautyrest mattress. lined
closets. bath. shower; / blk. from
carline; LA: 6-7274.
PIE sb hot p gstsr quiet it 9%s IF
1880 T N.E.-Nice rm.. next to bath.
mater o6 basin u 5 I'm; s. wk' Gentle
Quiet comfortable, corner pedrin.
next bath in pvt. Protestant home.
No other roomers. Unlim. phone;
ample parking. 3 blks: to shopping
s SF s.s sad good transp.; $40 ~k.
EOS Maryland AVE. NE. - pbI..
r ra,. newly dec auto. heat; water;
ROOM, single and double. reasonable:
convenient location. DE. 2-ls54.
CoLoRED-1sss z sT.-pble. rm.:
coLoRED - TigRNIsHEp ROOM,
os doaSls Aecs sl Ap eSn ss7S SCI
COLORED-4545 EADs ST. Ne
Attractive room, couple or single,
privileges. Very reas. LU. 4-0S04.
CoLoRED - SINGLE ROOM, furn.;
employed man or woman. Lu. 2-7936
all day sun; Mon; after $3.50. ls'
tiye room for lady; all privileges.
CoLoRED@a LICE. RMS. reasonable.
LA. 6-5761.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHING MACHINE, S22; vacuum
cleaner, $40; leaving town. LU.
WASHING MACHINE. ABc. 1852
dressers. SIS. HU. 3-s657. la
WASHING MACHINE, ABC wringer.
type. and ABC ironer; good working
order; $35 for both. ia. 9-1053.
WASHING MACHINE - Kenmore,
good condition. S35. WA. 7-S7OO.
WASHING MACHINE, apt. Mon
w tCsi MACH MACHINE. Thor. semi tS su-
tomato; excel. cond.; S75. ia. g.
WASHING MACHINE. Easy spindry-
er,, excellent condition, $50. CIR.
WASHiNG MACHINE, wringer type.
excel. cond;. white porcelain, S35.
wASHfNG MACHINE, diversified
wringer; pump. perfect cond.; also
g sa o slq Sah Dqp Phone sn do PLASTIC ne
WAsHiNG MACHINE. Msytas;i life
WASHING MACHINE; ali makes
good condition; $50 and up. UN.
WASHING MACHINE. MaytaE. wiring
sr type, used w., $40 cash. Call
Sunday or after s weekdays. JE.
WAsHfNG MACHINE, Thor. excel
stall; no special foundations or
ia. S-S021 for details.
WASHING MACHINE, automatic
Rsstsn eSsise fo oSau. eG 49, en-
WASHING MACHINE, oE automatic mia
recently overhauled; perfect condi-
ton; 4 years old. 1928. Apply
WASHING VAS rSS i'f NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AUTOMATIC, bolt down type. S7b.
WATER HEATER. 3O-Eal. electric;
a aSyr' c s9ara IA sea new; sell REASON
WINDOWS; new, steel. basement. SO"
screen at $500; only 20 left. CRU
YER MFG. CO., S001 Conn. ave.
W GRsDS Sh FAN Nd 6,6 OIL used eS5 81 mo,
in 50. Cost $50, win Ds sen ior ssS.
WORLD Won 14 Book ENCYCLOPEDIA, 1854
Give your child unlimited knowl-
ed,e: AGENCY, King 9.2073. 17'
mokc cbo,c. BOOB eCbHo, ENGYCL0IPEpIA
grades in school; more World Books
bought than any other encyclopedia
in America. Free Scout booklet. No
. pbliga t%6p sc; So2 s9s NIT, .,,
SS der straps Fps. genuine cuban impS2Tltsd,
tors; from SIS to SAT. Also wal
ia. 9-4354. open daily from 9
B End K E e G;0i 6 months old.
ton. $3.50. OIL. 2-27I6.
YOUTH BED, Simmons mattress.
chest oSSssxxed birch; excel. eond.
OAK CHINA CLOSET. s25; / red
armless loyeseat and slipcover. $40.
USED LIGHT FISHING tackle. river
,i fishinE E,D Il. a., 3;520s: -
switch: Meissner FIN tuner. Bell
in. spkr. and cab. Webster. 3-sp.
aa%to;a lrssssoord changer: $3.50 ali.
MINK IN N coXf. full length. natural Wild
Canadian blond, l00-inch sweep.
best offer; brand-neW condition. Tel.
Sunday AID. 4-1216; weekdays.
T iGog,t, a1tcsn .,I 81 best ssser good
SINGLE and/or dble bed combined;
Highlander mattress. Call JE.
4-3724
OBOE CONSERVATORY. EN-. 2-733O.
Rainbow -chaSers and trifiers need
ARCOLA HEATER, Q sections; heat
6-rm. house: also bathtub on legs;
reas. Ii. 6-3643.
SALES IN WATCHES AND yEWELRY.
All standard makes fine watches.
diamond. stone rings, complete stock
nf fine ieUPlFV On and 00OZ Hig-
count for cash. Expert repair service.
SAM ORBACH. Master Matchmaker,
414 Buchanan st. NV, ia. 9-4354.
Open daily, 9 am. to 10 pm.
FOR sv sALEDS1rSom fqrnitgre, $50 SO
pl. Cabin John. Md.
25 POSTAL STAMP VENDING machs.,
not on loc., $40 ca. Must sell. TU.
2-1729.
BEAUTIFUL rare old Spanish shawl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
FARM AND GARDEN

WANTED to s hip. garden tractor,
FLOWING, DISCING. GRADING
Gardens, yards. lawns. Do It now
rE MfSh 81 sER M sr s. s 56Mz
TREE REMOVAL. topping. pruning
PAgL.s TREE sERVIcE. 10: sass
L4NDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
Isg,.. ma1 manure; trees. shrubbery
ss. osas JE Eo9 sss4s. q JE! BIZ! sos7s 'E
TOPS0IL-Very good. rich topsoil
reasonable. caIl %. s.4Ssss W2 YES
BULLDOZERS AND LEADERS, fol
ns Free exesyhsns and land sIesP
LAWN RENOVATION - Beautiful
lawns don't Just happen. we build
Them very reas. Free est. LU. 1858
TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT for S sale.
r We i2sz!2g7s4s,, WE, S-6463: -16
ssesincs tor s1.3SeoF: Mime innssp SlI
Moline with all attachments; new,
quick sale Tor 81 1855: Massey Hsr.
sss5D er cs %r prss Tsal c SSS ~
ssSggE;PLY. PhOn: pooissvilie, Ma
10 DIiFFERENT hardy early bioomin,
SS psnaid cn5Eyy,s . aSas only 81
70 low sroWine asIea ass 1saft co nSw
pink. red, white. yellow; S1.2S pre-
paid. Beautiful iris, 4 different
bulbs, $40 value, names: Solid Ma
hogany California Gold. Magie Car
Many other beauties; 4 large orisn:
tai peoples; 2 pink, 2 dark red, pre-
low, prepaid. S1.25. CiemStis vines,
beautiful, attractive large purple
flowers. bloom al summer, priced
very l Es;s,n, only ., $40 prspsid; g
prepsid; loo. 81. Many sTS o other S 9sri.
cites. Also red and black raspber:
ries, 10 plants, prepaid. 80. JOHN
ss o,ss2I}1sT coles ,,ii. No; 1891 81
COW MANURE, 25c .bu., SIS I'd. Hound
puppies, good freeing stock. Po. 2
JOHN DEERE "a" TRACTOR, limo.
1ld: fully eeuipped. 81 ;795: John
5ins Has cut S' 10 ssrss must e sell:
FRoST-PROOF CABBAGE and broc.
coli 40e doc. MEREDITH cAPPER
GARDEN PLOTs FOR RENTS 10,
y acre. MRS. J. C. CLAY. WA. z.
COW MANURE-50 cents bu.: mixed
peat moss and chicken manure. 76i
bush, you haul. JE. 2-1564.
s NT%E fTqsl1 Hsrn Ttmo ss.w rhon'
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning
planting, transplanting, sodding
Lawns made and renovated. TIRE,
work. Cement walks and drivewayS
w. C.. WALKER, JU. Q-3290,
sons6is. PLxcKs NURSERY, He u. 4.
TREE TRIMMING ana removal: lot,
cleared; reasonable prices. we Al
insured. Call 10. 6-2606.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE
GOING OUT
OF RTTSTNESS

Entire stock must be sold REGARDLESS
Of cost.
Motorola 17-in. TV. tbl. mod, SS7 .06
Motorola 17-in. console. $127SO.
Emerson 17-in. side tuning, $3.50 90
GE diShwasher. under counter
croslsy, dishwasher. front opening
Sl99.95.
Waste King disposers, $685..
Frisidsire refsr.. rs Gu. It., $685.
Coleman oil space heater. S39.95.
54-in. de luxe sink, S69.95.
Many other items at give-away prices
District Tire Sales
3O6S N ST. NV. LIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
Northern virginia Nursery
NOKESvILLE, VA.

CAN Us for distinctive landscape plant.
ing: Complete nursery stock. Plant
early and avoid rush. AL planting
guaranteed. Free delivery. Xov VIII
find our service reasonable. reliable.
experienced. We specialize IN the
County AREA. send Tor eataleSue.
Nursery. located on Route $50 near
greenwich. Telephone Haymarket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15

CHAIN SAWS. 80" gasoline. t2-manJ
SIS per day; 10" gasoline. S12 pei
day, Rates Incl; delivery; RENTAL
TOOLS 81 EQUIP co. JU. 9-6SS1
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO 622 ct
NV Ma S-4094
WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital beds. etc.
Hos HOSP Az A iaHsf NC a oxY Sssa
& EQUIP. CO., INC, 1923 L st. NV.
ME; $4,000. Open "a hrs, q day,
week
BACKHOE for rent, clam and crane
attachments, Unit H-yd. bucket
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PANSY PLANTS
ENGLISH DAISIES
Is FOR $1.49
ROSE BUSHES

ROSE BUSHES
Patented. $3.50: Nocturne. Peace
High Noon, Ma Perkins, and others
Regulars. 81 so; Radiance, Colder
Charm, Betty Uprichard, Ami Quin
ard. Frau Karl Druchki.
WESTMONT FLORIST
JACKSON $4,000
D20 8. GLEBE RD..
ARLINGTON. VA.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

CAPITOL HILL. opposite House Of
fee, blk. Library Congress; attrac-
tive lge. front rm.. End a., high
ceilings, ample closet. Ii. 3-2el3.
1 OR 2 RMS, kit. privils.; reas. Il
Brandywine st. OWNER. LO. y
9523. weekdays. OIL. 2-5517.
NEAR PENN. AVE. Sc. 1928 Fort
Davis st. Sc. Front room. newly
decorated, twin beds, twin dressers.
3 closets; near 3 good restaurants.
Also attractive, comfortable single
room: refined home; free telephone.
LU. 2-042l.
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POULTRY. RABBITs AND EGGS

CHICKS-N. H. broilers, 1 wk. old,
$500 per 100: all day Sun; after
pm. weekdays. 10. 1896. $50
st. Barnabas I'd, s.e.. Oxon Hill, Md.
FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. poults. and ducks JAMES
FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV. Me.
KING, PIGEONS for sale, all colors:
breeders and ready-to-mate young
sters. Call Sat. after z pm, Sun.
all day. LO. 5-07S0. lis
CHICKS, POULTS. Fast growing.
quick gathering N; H., bred to lay;
Pullorum clean hatchery. Order
early for discount. 1882 Oak lane
Sc. 10. 7-S99O.
BABY CHICKS, $685. 100 cod
New Hampshires, white rocks and
heavy assorted; as Matched; price at
hatchery. SURPLUS CHICK CO..
Milesburg 30. Pa.
EN-, 3-3l1h
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COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL

STOVE AND, FIREPLACE HARD.
WOOD-2O% saving; cords, "a cords
delivered in NV. area. ia. 2-3141