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Evening star., 1953-01-08
kHWhats CooklrlY
SGrdine. Stuffed Peppers
Apple Salad

SGrdine Stuffed Peppers Lima Beans
Apple Salad Bread Pudding
Sardine Stuffed Peppers
sadines (3 ounces cup tomatoes drained
6 medium green peppers cup milk
cups cooked rice tablespoons chopped onion
/ egg, well beaten l teaspoon salt
" teaspoon pepper
tops from peppers seeds and membranes.
sadnes Combine with remaining ingredients
Fill with mixture Place creased baking dish Bake
in moderate O0 degrees F) hour until peppers are
tender Serves 6.
SATURDAY.
Boiled Beet With Horseradish Bread Sauce
Parsley Potatoes Spinach
Buttered Carrots Fruit Jello
HOFseradiSh Sauce.
cup white sauce tablespoons basil vinegar
4 tablespoons dried horseradsh " cup bread crumbs
basic white Add horseradsh and vinegar and
Just before serving add bread crumbs Serve hot boiled
beef, ham other hot meats.
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APTs. FURNISHED-MD.

SILVER SPRING--Living rm., bedrm.,
kit, din. alcove, bath; utils. incl,
S9S.b0: NO pets; couple. 10. 3-6SS9.
MOD. FURN. 1st FL; 2 bedrms.'' Ie..
liv. rm. with hrepl.. din. rm.. kit.
and bath: nice neighborhood: mr..
shopping center; on busline. See
to appreciate. Suitable 3 adults.
Call before 2, Sat. and Sun. any
time, JU. SS444. 80
DE LUKE APT.-LarEe bedrm.. liv-
ing rm.,. modern kit. and tile bath,
beautifully furnished except linens,
utilities included; pvt. home. Sepa-
rate entrance; $115 o mo. Call Mr..
GATES, RA. 3-2710 or RA. 3-S166.
4o1s sOth ST. r.-Ls.. nv.-bedTm
con ssmb;: lse kit, PVT. PVT; bath; all utiIs,;
MT. RAINIER rms. bed-liv. rm.
comb, kit; utils. furnished; adults;
! fare transp. WA. 7-6S97. 80
MT. RAINIER rms, kit, pvt
bath; clean, employed couple; util-
titles furn. Call UN. 4-1924. 80
2 BEDRMS., liv. rm., kit. and bath
on 1st f.; l blk. OF R. I. ave. in
Mt. Rainier; 500 mo. WA. 7-S411.
80"
TAX. PIX apts.: furn.. End n.
ENC. avail. Sept. Is; $40 incl. all
utils. 1-oedrm. apt: avail Sept. l;
500; cple. only. JU. s-1S7S. 80"
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1921 n. CAPITOL ST.-Liv, rm.,
bedrm, kit and bath; $50, includ.
utils. Conv. transp. RA. 6-6507.
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COLORED-DOWNTOWN
1314-1318 11th ST. NV.
Nicely furn. l and 2 bedrm. apts.
rentals from sos to $3.50 q mo
incl. all utilS.
RENTAL AGENT ON PREMISES
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APTs. FURN.-MD. (cont.)

TAKOMA PARK-Attractively furn-
ished; bedrooms, living and din
private. JU. 9-5I28. 80
1 BEDRM.; utils. furn.; pvt. entr. !;
conv. to transp.; S117 mo-; mr..
our Lady Of Sorrows Parish. JU.
Mr.. SILVER SPRING, MD.-Beauti-
ful 2-bedrm. LIST fir. apt. with lge.
porch; Gift; liv; rm,. real fireplace;
m9dsrn T@ts ta sfd BATH resenv ge kit Suip
Nicely furnished. Located in fine
section of Takoma Park, Md, L blk.
from lge. shopping center and bus.
Rent $110 mo. incls. everything.
MT. RAINIER, MD. 3 lge. rms,
Tewiy WX p 7a9so de-, uitls. furn.; $50. Call
THxKoMA' PARK-Attrac. furn- l.
bedrm. apt. small porch, cross ven
tilation. exceptionally large closets,
near bus; adults only. JU. 9-l3f7.
FOR SALE OR RENT-4-rm. apt,
bedrms., kit. liv. rm., bath, furn.
except linen and cooking utensils;
S3o per week. P. R.. BOLLINGER.
g; sE7 Seer GsorEe Island Nd Great Mills
KENfTEE4NiD iafIESi - 2 bedrms.. modern.
semidet.. nice bsmt.. fenced yard !;
SIG9i ISTTi option to buy; UN. 4-3375.
aeessd ieefs ceis esl Eo 1c ina 5nBbs family ac-
TAX: PK.-Nicely furn. efic. apt; +;
pref. sgle. or working cple.; utiis.
incl; $50 mo. JU. 8-1S7S. 80
LILY. RIM. with fireplace, picture
window and pvt. entrance, kit,
Eos Eoshfr; SIoeqq qtllS' included; $50 mo.
KENsINGToN-1 bedrm.. liv. Wv Tm.,
util rm., tiled bath. mod. kit, Bendix,
use oo Of grounds: $95, incl. utils.o LO.
HYXTfSvILLE-s-rm. apt, pvt e en-
Sat. all day sun: 40l5 Longfellow
34O2 NEWTON ST, Mount Rainier,
Md, Apt. 6, newly dec, attractiVeiy
turn;; liv. rm,; bedrm;, kit, dinette
any onS Oate aP 49si 9E Pd mondty all trans Adults
RENT FREE--3 rms, turn. in 2 rm.
mod; home for married couple, no
children. For particulars address
Elgar Parsley Brookeville, Md. Full
TAX. Pk.@cool bachelor apt, 1st
f., pvt; entr:, kit; and dinette. comb.
9-4559, Sunday or ewes. after 6.
TAX. PIX bedrm., liv. rm, kit.
and dinette, pvt, entr., good transp.,
no children. $75. JU. 9-4559 Sun
day or ewes. after 6. 81
TAX. PK.-Bachelor apt, single
girl. Kit, comb. liV. rm., pvt. entr.
cool; good transpt., $55. JU. 9-4559
ADJOINING SILVER sPRING-Beau-
tiful apt. in excellent cond. Nicely
furn. Located In modern brick apt.
bldg. in best sec. of Takoma PIX,
Nd. Near new shopping center and
bus. Lge. liv. rm. with real fireplace,
l lge. bedrm., dinette, beautiful kit,
built-in units, lge. electric refrig
tiled bath, built in tub and shower.
$97 per mo. includes everything.
~; 5.2406.
ANDREWS FTELD-one or two bed
rms, liV.,. kit, bath. L. d. FUR
GANG, cheltenham, Nd, Fairview
$4,000.
TAX. PK.-Attrac. 3-bedrm. apt,
entire 1St d, yard. gas heat; lease
Sl25 q mo. .Iu h-2722
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CLAIRE APTS Sc
AIR-CONDITIONED
IJTXITRY APARTMENT

For family or corporation that can
afford the unusual in comfort and
amenities: Living room l2 T. by "a
dining area for persons; = bed
rooms and 2 baths or 3 bedrooms
and 3 baths; : unusually larse
closets; one or two kitchens with
electric dishwasher garbage disposal
unit, clothes washer, clothes drier
and refrigerator with deep freeze
compartment. 80 # BY ~ IT private
f1agStone terrace with adjoining bar,
southwest corner of 9th floor in re-
Gently COMPLETED. air conditioned
Carlton House, $500 Wisconsin ave
". commanding magnificent view
of city and Potomac River valley
Planned for owner Of building and
never occupied Secretarial telephone
service garage basement laundry
facilities and future public dining
room Furnished transient guest
rooms available in building. Call EN-
9-SS0O
Evening star., 1953-08-30

CONN. AVE.-Mod. apt. Sublet. l
cond Sl45 mo. WO. 6-7475. 30
522 DECATUR st. N.W.-Furn. apt.
for couple or 3 gentlemen. Conv.
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APTS. UNFURNlsHED-D. c.

ArIS. UNFUKNISHED-D. c.
Mr.. WALTER REED-Mod. bldg;
1888 TewkeSbury pl. n.w.-Jiv rm.,
din ,alcove. bedrm,, kit. and bath.
SsSt SsS i0o per ca1S mo- utils' incl Avail.
sEcr1oN-N.w .,r-cono.
bldg bldg. elegant apt. for 2; $116.50;
coRAnh;W 81 Nv H,LHSLSGsep2' Hg: Ssst12' ,,rds1
inSi' ihpts' Jo OsdEms;' sd7nss ss@'6o' all qfils'
14ss BELMONT ST. NV, mod. Cd l.
gas furn.; Seo.8s. open. @ % See janil ami
tor. Also larger apis. Gail LU.
FREE RENT UNTIL SEPT. 1oSNew
bldg. 2125 18th st. Sc, near Ana
costa Bridge; turn right at 18th
and Good Hope rd to Y st.. left on
v st. to 18th, right to new bldg.
beautiful rooms and grounds: l.
bedrm. apt. $3.50; 2-bedrm. apt.
S94. so: includes all utilities: chill
dreno welcome LU. 1887 or RE
Mr.. R.NICHOLs-ATLANTIC-1 bedrm.;
no pets: utils. not incl; couple; refs. /;
on bus: S62.5O. 10. 3-6889. 80
Sc: AREA; l bedroom, living room.
kitchen and BATH. Available Sept.
lSt. $3.50 per month. utilities in
Gss sfsseN ro1fEY Gs1 L6 T6sidens ansss manaEsF s
CAPITOL HILL APIS, 127 c st. ne.
One. room, dressing closet, dinette,
kitchen. bath: $69.50, utilities in
cluded;. yearly, lease; walking dis
tance to Capitol and House Once
1901 c4sLvHsEsr 'sH5'0si 81. NV. mr.. RS 1sth
and Col. rd.-Elev. 8 bedrms., liv.
rm. din. rm., kit, bath. EN-. 3-9077.
ONE BEDROOM APT, near armory;
screened-in porch; in apt. bldg. S65.
IA. 2-2070.
BEAUT. 2-bedrm. apt, sxceptionSlly
Silver Spring. JU. 7-9204. 80
100 F ST; S.E.-Two rms. semipvt.
,sS5 ,nsI' GaEyrRT GtiIs; w, sT $500 W
and Columbia rd.-Emciencv; v; apt; ot
S696O utils. incl. laundry facili-
iiS;.o, ties 1-bedrm. apt Ss4,5o. See
Two 'R95'0f 0BfEpRMs.. lv. rm.. kit. NSs and
bath; S7s:45; | bedrm:. S61;3
elevator. See isnitOF. i4so Belmont
sfsv:tor as:sa s.ht sHt isi xp
80. 1859 Mintwood pl. n.w-31
1924 BELMONT RD. ,N.W.-Liv.
no; - 2-6a96 or BETHEL. ! pI.
LG2. GIv, RIM. kit, dining area.
foyer, bedrm., den. tile bath; conv.
to transp.: adults only. Avail Sept.
]: $3.50. See janitor or call
$40 OTIS PL. NV bedrms.. iiv-
ing rm. kitchen and bath. Avail
now. Newly redec. S55. EX. 3-24S0
FRED A. SMITH CO.. 1113 18th
1ss4 q WEBSTER STREET Nw.-Bed-
nette, kitchen and bath. with in
closed sun porch: all in excellent
condition. S73. EX. 3-24sO, FRED
A. SMITH CO. Ills nth st. NV,
100 BLOCK OF seth ST. Ne
and nd bath; with inelosed sun poTsh. % b
FRED A. SMITH CO. 1113 18th
SO G ST. Sc, Capitol Hill section.
Newly remodeled apts.. featuring
rms, kit. and bath. All modern
equipment. Priced from $50 up.
including heat, WOODWARD &.
NORRIS: Realtors. 723 goth st.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

ENTIRE FL0OR-Two rms, kit,
pvt. bath linens. utilS; 2 girls; SIS
Tk. TU. 2-oS21. S420 18th st. n W
Evening star., 1953-08-30

VIZ HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES SUB
LET'S, FURN.. UNFURN.: WASH,
VA; ND WHITE OPEN ~ z Days
' I4th & n. Y. AVE. NV.
s15 KING ST. ALEX. KI. 8-1S13
1880 PARK RD. NV rm., kit.
elec. refgr., semipvt. bath: rent. S46.
To inspect, see Mrs. Simpson IN
bSmt,, or
P J. wALsHE. INC.
Il16 Eye st. NV. Ma. e-o46S'
80
Evening star., 1953-08-30

BASEMENT APT, private entrance,
/ rm., kit, bath; NV. section.
Good transportation. AID. 2-o3SS.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Eficiency apt,
lst floor very cool. and share
bath: 500 mo. DE. 2-2705. 4
1892 MASS. AVE. S.E.-2 rms, kit.
bath. Ss5 mo. incl. util. Ii; o.
5l06 -3l
TWO BEDRMS., liv. rm.. dinette,
kitchen. bath. screened porch. in a.
unit apt. bldg: adults: refs: Sl2O
mo. 593S 18th pl. NV, Apt. 4;
corner Peabody. -3o
40 9th ST. N.W.--Effic. apt, l rm.
kitchenette, elec. retgr. and PVT
bath. --3l
with utils: $40; employed couple.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

1910 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
FURNISHED STUDIO
APARTMENT. IN NEW MODERN
APARTMENT BUILDING. BRAND
NEW FURNITURE, CARPETED
CORRIDORS. MASTER TV, OFF
STREET PARKING, PRIVATE BAL
CONY: BLOCK FROM HOT
SHOPPE, SHOPPING CENTER.
TRANSPORTATION SI16 MONTH.
PREMISES. SIDNEY z. MENsH l.
CO, Ma. S-R44n 40
Evening star., 1953-08-30
1918 M ST. NV.
(Near MayfIoMer Hotell

downtown. luxury apart
mentS; stylei5ed for comfortable and
graciuos living. New, modern, diff
ferent. Beautifully and completely
furnished in all detail. Carpeted
air conditioned, decorated, un-
usually attractive and containing
several innovations. You will en-
JOY living and entertaining at 1918
M q. Absolutely the incest thing
you can afford to pay. Open for
inspection from noon until 8 pm.
daily. LUTHER L. MILLER. EN-
2-5957. D1. 1880, DE. 2-0655.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
Breach Of Security
In House Testimony
Denied by Stevens
By the Assoeiated Press

Army Secretary Stevens says
there actually was no security
slip" when the existence of new
United States weapons was dis
closed by publication of testi-
mony given the House Appro-
priations Committee.
Development of a new tank
killer came out in the testimony
made public last Thursday, as
well as increase in the range of
the atomic cannon.
But Andrew Berding, Defense
Department chief of information,
said that in the view of the
departments security review
branch there was definitely se-
curity involved"
Committee Chairman Taber
moved to clear the committee of
any responsibility. He made pub
lie a letter from Secretary
Stevens and a statement of his
own stressing that the Army was
given full opportunity to review
the transcript and delete mill
tary secrets before publication.
This is standard procedure for
the committee.
Mr.. Stevens said in his letter
to Representative Ford, Republi-
can, of Michigan, chairman of
an appropriations subcommittee,
that the printed record con
tanned only the edited testimony
submitted to it by the Army and
cleared by the Army"
Mr.. Berding commented, how
ever, that information in the
testimony itself that the wea-
pons still were being developed
automatically called for classifi-
cation under security rules.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
Mundt Wants Electors
Picked Like Conqressmen
Ry the Associoted Press

Senator Mundt, Republican,
of South Dakota has proposed a
constitutional amendment to
pick presidential electors on the
same basis as members of Con-
gress.
Senator Mundt told the Sem
ate yesterday that the amend
ment, similar to one proposed in
the House by Representative
Coudert, Republican, Of New
York, would give every voter the
same weight in deciding a presi-
Dental contest.
Under the present electoral
college system, Senator Mundt
said, voters in New York vote
on As presidential electors, while
those in Delaware cast ballots
only on three. He said this
makes those in the smaller States
only "second-class voters"
In the electoral college system
the party which carries a State
gets that States whole vote.
Under the proposed amend
ment each State would choose
two electors at large and one
from each OF, its congressional
districts.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
Housing Funds Misused,
Republican Trio Charges
BY the Assoeiofed Press


Three House Republicans
charged yesterday that public
housing funds were used for po-
litical lobbying and propaganda
In California in "brazen disre-
gard Of Federal criminal stat
utes."
A Democrat promptly chal-
lenged the report and said it's re-
lease now was "a very unfair
thing"
The charges were filed with
the House in a printed report by
the three-man Republican ma
jority of a subcommittee of the
House Government Operations
Committee.
Representative Dawson, Demo-
crat, of Illinois, senior Demo-
crat on the full committee, said
Democrats had not participated
in the report and it had not
been submitted to the full COM
mittee for approval.
The report charged that Fed
eral and local housing employees
we're assessed from 3 to S per
cent of their salaries, through
payroll deductions, to raise funds
to fight a proposed California
State amendment in 1850.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-10-15
CAMPAIGN ISSUE

The farm price issue is GER
tain 10 be a major campaign
song in the months ahead by
all the signs.
Being out of office, politicians
will tell you, always has its advan-
tages. The Democrats always can
blame what happens on the 'ins,'
including any further weakness in
farm markets.
Republicans, on the other hand,
are finding some figures that they
claim show things would be worse
if the Democrats were in power.
The statistics, from the USDA, show
that farm prices at the pre-Korea
low point in 1949, with the Demo-
Gratis in office, were lower than in
recent weeks for long list of COM
modities.
Higher recently than the '49 low
point were such commodities as
hogs, cotton, corn, wheat, oats, soy
beans, and eggs. Cattle and potatoes
are exceptions, reaching lower-than-
'49 levels during this year.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-10-15

WASHINGTON, DC. --latest
signs that firm supports under agri-
culture are due to be with us for
awhile come from members of con-
gressional committees touring farm
areas. Most of them, Republicans
with Democrats, are persuaded that
current mood of farmers is to vote
for strong price props.
Upshot is that COP farm lead
ers in Congress are more deter-
mined than ever 10 write ad-
ministration farm pro gram
chances. Among the first expect
ed 10 be made next year is ex-
tension of 80 per cent support
for basic" crops beyond 1854.
Unless Agriculture Secretary Ben
son can go along with such changes,
say COP strategists, he will be
heading for still more trouble.
President Eisenhower, meanwhile,
has made it clear the Secretary is
his kind of man. Whether the Chief
Executive would back up Benson in
the face of an open break with Con-
gress, however, is seriously ques-
toned in Washington.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-10-15
NEW TAXES?

New taxes next year could
take away part of what is saved
by farmers on the scheduled cut
in the income tax. Although Eli
senhower has said the admin
stration does not want federal
sales tax. he indicates a manu-
facturers' tax" is under consid-
eration by the treasury.
This would be sales tax in an
other form, levied on the manufac-
turer and passed along to consumers.
The tax would be paid by the farmer
in higher prices for such production
items as machinery, equipment and
supplies.
The major farm organizations al
ready have strongly indicated that
they would oppose the levy.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-10-15
HIGH SUPPORTS

II looks like a good bet. now,
that price supports are going TO
be kept as high as they've been
for some time 10 come. Only
much improved markets that re-
manned at high levels for an ex-
tended period would be likely to
prompt a serious search on Capt.
tol Hill for alternatives to fed
eral guarantees.
Such markets, judging by econo-
mists who are to attend USDA's
Annual Outlook Conference, start
ing Oct. &c, are not to be expected
in the New Year. Farm income in
1854 is expected to be about as much
as this year, at most-and perhaps a
bit less.
That is the consensus of the econo-
mists, with one important qualifica-
ton. If there is a general recession,
things will be a good deal worse for
farmers as well as other folks.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-10-15
FIGHT FOR CONSERVATION

FIGHT FOR CONSERVATION
Whatever the new USDA re-
organization charts say, you can
count on the whing- ding farm
fight over conservation TO con-
tinue. In the middle of the
fracas. on the spot marked "x",
is Assistant Secretary of Agri-
culture, J. Earl Coke.
Former Extension Director in Cal
ifornia, Coke is being accused of
working with Benson to clear the
way for Extension-Land Grant col
lege domination of soil and water
work. There is little question in
Washington as elsewhere that Coke
and Benson are seeking more re-
sponsibility for Extension and the
colleges in work with the nations
farmers on all their problems.
They stoutly deny, however, that
any existing agency or group should
have the whip hand in conservation
policy. This does not satisfy outspo-
ken advocates of the Soil Conserva-
ton Service and local conservation
districts. They maintain that SCS
and District work will be subordi-
mated, if not choked off, by budget
cuts and a deliberate freeze-out pol
icy followed by USDA's front office.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-10-15
FEED MAY BE PLENTIFUL

FEED MAY BE PLENTIFUL
Feed next year. not so Incl
dentallY. promises TO be plenti-
full at pretty good prices. Added
to heavy corn and wheat sup
plies may be xtra-heavY pro-
duction next year of feeds likely
TO be planted on acres due TO be
taken out of governnent-con-
trolled wheat. cotton and corn.
Agriculture Department analysts
figure that 20 to 80 million of wheat
connection acres are due to be di-
verted to other crops. Result is they
are figuring, unofficially, that barley
production could jump by some 25
per cent, oats by 10 per cent, and
soybeans by perhaps Is per cent.
Restrictions on use of diverted
acres theoretically could be imposed
by Benson, but he is not expected
to invoke them. Besides risking the
displeasure of a sensitive Congress,
he himself has taken the position
that controls should be kept to a
minimum.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-10-15
Keeping in Toucb W7itb Washington
90 Per Cent Supports
Likely to Be Extended

field crops are due TO be sup
ported indefinitely. This being
the case. the argument runs. it
necessarily follows that livestock
also must be supported. eventu-
ally.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-10-15
PRICE PROPS FOR CATTLE

Federal price props under cat
lie, some livestock men now be-
lieve. will come. Their reasoning
is based on the assumption that
Evening star., 1953-07-19
HOSTESS

Room: experience necessary. See
Mr.. Edgar, between am. and 2
Evening star., 1953-07-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES

AIRLINEs NEED YOUNG WOMEN
for glamorous public positions as
reservationists. communicationists
and hostesses; ages II to 80. Learn
If YOU can qualify; Interviews BY
appointment only. Phone Mr.; N l. 6.
Line PERSONNEL SCHOOL. 80
HlGR SCHOOL-Earn your diploma
ut home in spare time It offers
big sdvantages; I.c:s. Tp; 2-0s37
WANE WNAoTNcER. HS caIi al NE. s5sS5. EARic Asa As
MCDERN TRAiN1NG in beauty cul;
ture: all subjects taught: approved
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY coli
pksEdKEcHPa1oNfsr sEdE H2Pa Is nT SouRsEPos RI
s5SRs sSHooE L. SiS fsis FEMsk'caN &. nN. fsA aa
PBX-RECEPTlONlST course easily
ial, learned. age age a no handi6cap; aa6 d., elss,
sS!ffeR seaoo1 $sf iii pieRt sas4 ~ EAr 72Rs RRSs
NEW s AND 12 WK. COURSES now
starting in Gregg shorthand and in
touch tipping. Enroll immed. Small
classes. Many excel. positions. Estab
3S yrs. Inquire MA. S-2340, BOYD
SCHOOL, cor. G and 18th.
TUTORING. grade, high school, re; e;
education; yrs. of exper. ia. 9-1741
MA hEMATICS, college. h s.. tutor
ing by college teacher. Gale. diff.
eq. trig, alg. Reas. DE. 2-3421.
Is YOUR CHILD below class level in
READING? Does it interfere with
normal school progress? Have hin,
tutored now during summer and
Reading specialist. Call ewes. RA.
6-3S95.
one of the worlds
greatest pastimes. Private. low cost
instruction for beginners in your
HOME ON hHwf; hTHfokfDScGsis.. In 4-osse. reom Lat
Fr. Eng, Sp., Ger. arith.. read,
elem, i'm, S. h., sub. UN. 4-19S3. .
Evening star., 1953-07-19
Antiques Special

Primitive Pa. Dutch and Early Amer.
lcan furniture in cherry. pine, wall
nut; maple. butternut and tulipwood.
Hutch chair tables. matching benches
and chairs. Hutch. Dutch, Welsh
and corner cupboards. Unusual dry
SINKS. Water benches. commodes.
CHESTS, large and small; high and
low poster beds. cohblers' benches.
tables Pa. Dutch settle benches,
captains chairs, washstands, mar
ble-top tables, Virginia hunt board.
Boston rockers. Franklin stove, lamp
post with lantern, hanging: bracket
stools. Hanging spoon racks and
glass. etc. Inspection invited. Sen.
Slble low prices: Terms II desired.
Free delivery: Free parking. BE-
THEsDA-CHEVY CHASE, Washing.
Wis. ave: OIL. 4-2422. 10 a.m.-0
pm. CLOSED SUNDAYS
l complete, Q partially
equipped: JA. $4,000, Ext. 72s.
AQUARIUMS G5). all sizes; tropical
fish. plants and compressor; sold
separately; SEP saIo Also doors 's). l French.
AoUARiUMs and supplies; live Daph-
MIA, fresh tubifex and microworms.
Summer sale. Angels 45c each, 5 for
81. All other fish at equally low
prices. AQuartums built to order and
repaired. MINIATURE AQUARIUM,
1907 14th st. NV, ia. 9-63I1.
BABY CARRIAGE, full-size crib, bath.
i1nette with scale. $40 each. other
BABY CARRlAGE. storkline. very
good condition; best offer. 10.
BABY CARRIAGE. practically new.
RnRY tGld1ns Tsas9nsble VIA yA s74ss
Collier-Keyworth. collapsible, excel
condition. RA. 6-4322.
BABY CARRIAGE, Atlas, collapsible,
foam rub. carriage mattress, punct..
proof tires: bassinet, Trimble: both
like new; $40. CIR. 3-7736.
BABY CRIB with new mattress.
maple wardrobe, youth bed with
new mattress. ia. S-l673.
BABY CRIB, good cond., 500. Also
baby car bed and seat with mattress.
So. 6l46 Both st. NV. Ia
BABY FURNITURE-Crib with mat.
tress: chest: stroller nursery chair:
excellent condition; $75. ia. 9-7l92.
BABY FURN., used Cribs. chiff.,
playpens. etc. GOOD AS NEW
SHOP, 24OO Columbia pike. ia,
7-S572, ia. 2-S602. We rent an3
exchange new. used baby furn,.
Trade good used baby equip. which
baby has outgrown for new baby
equip. Trtkes, lge. toys which your
child needs. -l9
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