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FURNITURE
EXCET,T,ENT

Two television chairs. sofa. $3.50;
practically new Thor washing ma
chine, agitator type, S125; 2 Lemoge
vases; xp 7-G$4S SSS; sx1O beige ruse, SO.
FURN.--French camel-back sofa, an
with inlaid tops; other liv. rm. furn.,
etc. Beautiful 10-pc. mahog. Duncan
Phyfe din. rm. suite, French walnut
bedrm. suite % pcs.); lamps, etc;
must must. safrifes all beautiful house
tVes. and week ends. adsog EN-. M~eskesSS sSsss
FURN.-solid mahos. dropleaf set
and 4 chairs, good condition; $50.
Sss, S9e' LII LII. Emi gnis55. St and club chg chair;
FURN;, din. rm. set, comp; also sec.
ifler; RA., 6-7799. Ia. 9-616S. -;
FURN., II mahog. office chairs witt
som sonabe 5es'S; io excellent 97Sno condition; rsa
covers, play ; pen. % storkline e'sa carriages Sts
elec. iuicer; reas. LU. 1-O949. g.
GARAGE, frame. 17xl7 it.. as stands
Wash basin: toilet and bath tub; al
GAS RANGE, apt. oA size, i1SS53.5 SIS. Twin
coil springs, excel. sond.. 81. Iron
ing table, steel legs, $500. Wilton
Ja Jas' st93sa sx1G; Oriental design $35
Gas Gas RANGE, brand-new TapDan, an d,
luxe chrome oven, model S.K.V
.-662. Radio program prize. De.
nvered and installed free by Tap.
pan; Must sell, make offer. JE
GAS RANGE. automatic washer Ts snt
dryer. 1I0;volt: 7s r.p.m. recorc
player. HE; 4-5669. a
Gas Gas Ranges, Ran new. used; SIS Up
rsaS0 rsSaT0RE RENdRa l91l 7 IN nv; 1:a NA ss=ss52
Installation. PEERLESS SALES
GAS RANGE burners. heat con.
trolled, good condition. $50, call
GAS RANGES, So, oven, broi1er.
control; perfect cond.; S34.95. AT
hANTlC; S07 Y st. NV. NO. .7-3921
GAS RANGE-1appan; slightly used
Gas taSdtfiG9 sGoVE sa5 Detroit nE 3sSSD
GOLF CLUBS. woods and misc. irons:
LACE, ia. 9-296S. as pm. %
HIDE-A-BED, Kroehler, Lawson style
VI old; matching chair. Reas
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS-Ent
house: domestic and antique. maple
din; rm. set. Bendix dialamatic.
LaTHEMso1tbSepG tSa Neganf St: 5.w s.,Dcn :Vipr S
Equipped with chucks and coilets,
3 milling machines Small tools and
On sale Sunday. May Srd. 9 am.
to 4 pm. ct 1906 37th St, Brent
wood. Md. AP. 7-14O2.
Evening star., 1953-05-02
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN, As. quiet. neat. desires
room and board in adult Protestant
home in Va. or NV. Wash. HO
2-6449 evenings and week ends. 3"
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

SLEEf ON A1kFOAM, wake up u
music and light; clock-lamp-radio
III ~ wEBsrEk Shs; Ek' 81. s50S3yi N'W-clean. at.
tractive rm. next bath: refgr.. ga.
plate; $3.50 wk. RA. 6-97O3. a
COZY, CLEAN. bsmt. rm., kit: SS
Xa;;;I WE; sendix 1adn lndTya quiet attr: home;
627 A Mclean. dble.. gas stove
dry privil Call DE. 2-O328. -
NEWLY DEC. and nicely furn. / and
rm. Ink. apts.; blk. to car; 3179
18th 18th st; NV" NV" corner Lamont. q
Frigidaire. share bath: suit. 8 Girls;
1865 WYOMiNG NV. (Mt. Pleas. J
Lge. attrac.. all cows; Grill priyil.,
refgr,: $50 mo: AID. 2-94O4. "a
7th AND SHEPHERD AT N. H.. NV.
plate. fefrr., fS idrY. di fscii.; '' rirIs. rG.
S45 per mo; 1-S35: also cozy bright
sgle. rms; girl. S25 per mo. Refer.
MT. r PLEAsANr-seoo 18th st. NV;
S.nt front rms, MS, twin beds; ;, new refgr;
ES Esxt also IS 1aTa si1R. on 4 esTline S
si56 18th ST. N.W.-Housek ping
and furn. rooms. Cow. transp. Reas.
CHILDREN ALLOWED-Nicely furn
rm. with sink and hot plate; laundry
privils.; close to everything; private
home. 4313 Kansas ave. NV, RA
COMPIETE srd FL.-Repainted. : o,
8 pr. and 2 lge. Ink, 2nd Il. VIII
redec. Infant accepted. Spare time
work and sgle. rm. AID. 10000.
DUPONT AREA, 2o1a N ct. NV
Master rm.. hot plate. Frigidaire
next bath; S11 wk. DU. 1853.
eco E ST. N.W.-3 rms, ground floor
utils,; SIS wk. for persons. EX
MT. PLEASANT. 1884 18th st. NV
Large furn. rms, .refgr.. hot plate
running water; utensils, util.; bus
a. door; sgle, $47.50; dble., $50
13lI IRVING ST. N.w.-L.h.k. room
refgr. service; $50: quiet employed
gentleman. CO. 3-0S76. 3
RENTS REDUCED
One large studio rm.; stove. refgr.
children allowed: was $3.50 wk.
now S10.75. Also sgle.; was $40
now $s.75. 1349 Columbia I'd. NV
Evening star., 1953-05-02
EASTERN PANHANDLE
Aberdeen-Angus Sale
May Z, 1853
CHAPT nc TOWN VIZ WA

N1AnAGO 4OWN, w. VA.
Sale to be held at Poca Dot Farm
Sale Barn, "a miles west of U. S.
Town.
100 PM.
40 Head-5 Bulls. A Females
Foundation cattle ready to turn out
to do real Job Of raising calves.
Col. Ham James. Auctioneer
Sale sponsored by the Virginia and
West Virginia Aberdeen Angus AS
Sociation. Inc.
Lunch will be available. For catalogs
or Information. contact: DICK
STEIN. 4 Park st.. Elkins, W. Va,
or DAVE CANNING. Box les Char
lottesville, Va. Thomas Jefferson
Hotel. Charles Town, w. Va, Sales
Headquarters.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

- SINGLE RM.. furn. O.
pFisis Pn1aEn es sGitf L9 ao9e ass4a ss4RaDl0'sd man
COLORED - UNFURN. attractiv
bsmt. rm., pvt. bath and kitchen
cite; suit. 2 empl. adults: conv. t,
bus. Call Sat. and Sun. HO. 2
1929. q
Evening star., 1953-05-02

ATTENTION, FARMERS
It is still time to buy a silo for grass.
Wood. metal, concrete and tile. Can
for silos and roof and chute. Grain
bins and commercial storage bins.
Write to SNAVLEY SILO SALES,
GaitherSburg, Md. Or call 14-M.
Evening star., 1953-05-02

OUTBOARD MOTOR-Eiein, 5 hip,
used about 25 hrs, excel. cond.
Bargain; SIS; KI; S-sS2I. a
OUTB0ARD M0TOR-oJohnson. rea-
Pond; good tone; special attachment
so prac. in l rm: will not annoy TV
fans in next. Reas. ia. 1920.
PIANO, a small upright; Tom Thumb
delv. CAMPBETL Music Co. IIoS
pG.No 81 NV st.nvs Ri as4o4;b z.bu,,, -ni5 ~
D4SNAM1c DfS4S1s Sses Music. SsI'iiR 1900 St Sa?%
PIANO. schulze. apt. grand. Ma.
ton nSEan' s5s5 p5sh' KIs II ssoslsHs lsso eSnd y,
PIANO. steinway upright: rebuilt and a
rennished in 1st class cond.: at
only 1896: this is q real bargain for
instrument. cAMPsELI Music Co.
110s G st. NV. pI. 7-S464. a
PIANO. grand. Knabe. walnut. This
t.rmE fine piano is oa51S in neT eOnd. Cash OF
PiANo-steinway console: like new.
Amer. design. Call D1. 7-8475 fol
apt. before 6 pm. any day Ssx-
PfANosmNew sptnets, made BY Is.
tey;, finest t9nal Quality, exaSsisdite Ysd
kEFFs. ttE1!FFF 1886 saSs & St FSsa.'Fl' 1.R. se7S
PIANOS. new famous make. full
s475. DYNAMIC Music. 1900. &
PIANO, Raven and Bacon, square
PiANo&storey and Clark spine
With. With kI fgll slsyySS ksySeSSaFd; $3.50 or se''
PGANoAused dark wood upright
p9setiee Ss'saIse !S5 $50 re r. 41eoS4 0es'nnsf
PIANO: ian c.4 Sstsft 81 gFand. .SaS' g. mahosap'
PIANO. ChickerinG baby grand, 5 Il,
4 in. mahogany, is yrs. old, $500
Also Sons Frents n1 sSs[I siessEic MetronOme. so
SGs aaS st. sas EssS SSc Sp sTsnd Sn sDass s
ali day Sunday; scHAEFFER's
ggIANos ggl1ANI snslno SHOP S2S sSnitaRt SnsGSa st.
PIANOS, hne selection, famous make
Erands, $2S5 up. All guaranteed
Lowest prices IN years; Terms. Free
@ @asVsTyd snd Mon snG untl lEsa pm sEHsF 0RsF
sPRiNG PIANO Co. S57 Pershinl
PiANoS-Lss, Selection Of tne lac,
way, Baldwin. Hardman, Knabe
Kimball and many others. All size,
included. All reduced to make fine
bargains. Prices starting at $495;
terms and trade accepted. DYNAMIC
MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV. -6
PIANOS - Baldwin, Acrosonic, spinet
and console models. Designed. bull
and guaranteed by Baldwin. EQUIP
with Baldwin patented. Ful-BloV
action. wide variety case designs
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcH
926 g 81. NV
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont.J

DTSSIN's GUESTHOUsE. 2O13 Mass
ave. NV. Delightful home to live
in: reasonable: have several vacan-
cies for young men and women;
the Best food obtainable.; excel
NP NtP5ansPNrtstiSn HNss%Rr pc I;oS S.s79s;; %, 80
ern % %cooSinE; double and single rms
DOWNTOWN-The Manchester. 1926
shower, air cond.; 2 meals, 6. days;
elev. and switchb. "a hrs: SOS pei
maNa15p ne: easn; DE. 2-6la9' co. $3.50
LARGE end FLooR-ssle. or dble.
insulated; also clean, cool bsmt. rm.
ol l BIZ. of i 18th St; or h 14th st. car
WORKING MOTHER and 2 children
tsaH% Try home; nearby Virginia. Call or
LIVE ffe0Oi ON CLosE-rN as-acre estate
Just over D. c. line in Silver Spring
large. comfortable double room In
the. Old Manor House: delightfully."-
cool IN snmmer Sn;c1e,. very warm IN INV win:
week: free parking on the srounds;
hermits are requested not to call for
single rooms. Phone JU. 5-2594;
LGE. FRONT RM. on 1st f.: use oi
girls or = men; no drinking; quiet
Christian home; conv. transp. Ii
AHA. 3
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 ASHMEAD PL NV
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan, excel
meals; home atmosphere. HO 2-3566
RO-CAR GUESTHOUSE
1901 21st ST. NV. Phone HO. 2-730O
EXCELLENT FOOD
SWITCHBOARD SERVICE
10 min. to Govt. bldgs. Conv. car
Occup. at once. Prices start $49.5O
Evening star., 1953-05-02

Arlington. Va. Open til o. IA. S-7S0C
TRAINS AND ACCESSORIES, Lionel
g Saugs. new, reasonably priced
TRANSFORMER, westinshouse, @ neye,
opened. best offer. Call OIL. 2-5974
TRUMPET, Conn; excellent condi.
tion with perfect case. Ju. 5-6240
Tv. 12h-in. Kit. assembled and
working. see. b-h.p. air condi-
toner %. c.. $25. l6-in. q. c. fan
"a doors, beaut. mahogany cabinet:
new set; 1-yr. parts warranty; must
sell at once: cost $490; make me an
ofter: no reas. offer refused. Call
JU. S-l5S9 q
TV, Zenith lste console model. also
bedrm. and liv. rm. furn. JA. S-0263
Tv, RcA console. 81 in: retail $500;
used 3 mos; sell. $3.50. 5727 N
22nd ST. Arl, Va, 3
Evening star., 1953-05-02

eut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS, 3056
n St nv. NO. 7.7e03; WA. 7-6601.
Evening star., 1953-05-02

TRAILER PARTS - Axles, wheels
tires, etc: also parts for most cars
EEN1LWORTH AUTO CO., 1901
KentlWoHth ave. Lu. 2.6o67, zs
Evening star., 1953-05-02
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT
equipment: no reason
able, offer refused. Two H.D.-19 Allis
national bulldoZer, l P.D.-14 Inter-
national bulldozer, practically new
power saws; "a price. Call Sat. or
Sun. am. Laurel 1142, E. L.
WHEELER, 355 Main ST., Laurel.
Md. -3
Evening star., 1953-05-02
VACUUM CLEANERS

WASHER. Easy-Spindrier. $40; gas
range. S25; excel. cond. EN-. 2-63Sl
WASHER. Bendix. new motor; sos
Also misc. house ehold goods. Cal
WASHER@195S Apex: wringer type;
like new: $3.50. Lo. 5-S465. 80
WASHER. Thor semiautomaticG rea-
Ssonnasble. Excel. eond. Call UN
WAsHHElRs-1s5s Bendix piai-a.
matte, delivered and installed Within
q, - hrs. Sell or rent. 50 mo. Cal
WASHER AND DRYER. westinghouse;
excel GY, cSndi 16So Owner transferred. $3.50
WASHER. AUTOMATIC, NO SUD
sAvE6s SAv.E6spys sS9o G.p%op MopEL; i,,, NEW; n 7
Tory GUAR; A"siS siSs.17. YIN MAYMirT EAri
APPLIANCE. ia. $4,000. "a
WASHERS
See our ad under APPLIANCES Of
s sMyEs ~ RsI SPRING GAS = ElEc. CO.,
Easd cSSat1a Hsa aE WFinssT
wssHfSs EsSS GtsF MaeHiSR, ae fRoSS SBc de ia lux,
500. EN-. 3-9161. 4
WASHING MACHINE. Thor, Auto
magie; good cond.; S65. JU
Water HEATERS. used. all sizes
Easy terms; JOHN G. WEBsTEF
3a6lG0 day or night.
WHEEL CHAIR, in good condition
"a OH $6s,G!s 9, used ;RPst
Cable. These Instruments are ali II II
new piano cond. and have been con
siderably reduced from orig. price
Finishes are in mahog;, walnut ant
In trade. Conv. terms. CAMPBELL
NMysdC gsdC CO.. 11os G st. NV. D1
MAS's DIAMOND RING, weighin.
1.l3 carats. mounted in platinum
s9d $780, soIS EEt. s5SS: 3ss No dealers AID; a 4
washer. less than VI. old: reason.
able. Call Ii. 6-450s after 8 pm
HAMMOND ND soLovox. mahos. fn5sh
FSk 4 Il; REAL BARGAIN in 1see
in mahog. finish at S495 Snd /
at S595. These are exceptionally
good buys on today's market Conv
G ST.. NV Dl. T-S464. -
WALNUT DINING RIM. SUITE, med
size, z pcs, good cond.; reasonable
Call OIL. 2-3264. .
FOR SALE OR RENT
Land-clearing equipment: no reason.
nffnr T,r,4 1,
Chalmers bulldoZers. l P.D.-lS Inter
national hulldoZer PD-14 Inter.
Evening star., 1953-05-02

PIANOS - Baldwin, Acrosonic, Spinet
and console models. Designed. built
and guaranteed BY Baldwin. EQUIP
with Baldwin patented. Ful-Blow
action. Wide variety case designs
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcH
Q26 G st. NV.
Eat0hlfahaA QEA
Evening star., 1953-05-02

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
Private bath, phone extension, large
front room; near Transportation
quiet home; one employed man
$3.50 EN-. 3-O222
Evening star., 1953-05-02

LATHE. Craftsman, 54-in. bed; new
Lo. u S-s2li TO Or. % Jo. SeS' soseIa osI
Evening star., 1953-05-02

Two television chairs, sofa, $3.50;
practically new Thor washing ma
chine. agitator type, $125; 2 Lemoge
AP 7-0346 a
Evening star., 1953-05-02

OFFICE FURNITURE
S25, 200 sale, used but reconditioned
like new, from Govt. service organi-
Zation. Desks, tables, chairs, file
cabinets, electric fans, air-condition
machines, lockers; must be sold
sacrifice prices, savings up to 1850
free delivery and parking.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
$40 NeU Vnrk Ave NJ w
Evening star., 1953-05-02

1898 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Master
bedrm.. 3 large windows, lge.. closet:
Q nice place to live; conv. transp.; !;
private Gentle home; gentleman
only; S3A RA. S-6770. -3
Evening star., 1953-05-02
Observation-Disclosures

TeleviSionS-Bargains
REMODELING SALE
out 1863 Motorolas. 21-inct
consoles, models 21K-10M, in crates
Reg. price, S299 .95, our price, S235
Cash or terms. AID. 4-420S. -
TELEVISION
See our ad under APPLIANCES O
SILVER sPRING GAS 81 ELEC. CO.
$50 Bonifant St, JU. S-S03S. =.
TELEVISION DISCOUNTS
WE BEAT ALL PRICES.
ALL FAMOUS NAME MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES
Evening star., 1953-05-02

LATHE. Craftsman, 54-in. bed; new
never used; $500 or best offer.
LO. 1924 OR. 10. 3-6O12
NEAT CHOPPERS, scales, slicers,
Hobart mixers. potato peelers, meat
saws. rebuilt, guaranteed same as
new. Save 40 to 500. HOBART
SALES AGENCY, 5000 Mt. Pleasant
st: NV. HU. 3-S070. .
MILLING MACHINES Browne g.
Sharpe No. 2 with vertical attach
ments; l Diamond No. l with motor
in base; l U. S. hand-mill This is
q real opportunity to buy first class
equipment at a fraction of original
cost. These machines and others in
cluding lathes, drill presses, sheet
metal equipment. Access. and small
tools Of every description on sale
Sunday, May 8. 8 am. to pm.
at 42O6 37th ST., Brentwood. Md.
MoTIoN PICTURE MACHINE. 1emm.
RCA Victor, with sound. fine cond.
Si25. Call Laurel 227. eyes.
MOWER. REQ. 4 cycle, rotary, new
sss7i. s9s5i $780, sacrifice slOO' ia: IA g.
MULTILITH 4O-As is. S75. See C.
J. BERRY, RIM. 429, Evening Star
Newspaper Co. a
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Continued on NextF fRgsD
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SIAMESE KITTENS

FLOWING. DIsKING. GRADING -
Gardens, yards. lawns. Do it now.
S; E; Wash. So. Md. area. HOME
WATERPUMP SERVICE, 10. 6-6l27,
Evening star., 1953-05-02

ALEX.-Modern apt. in pvt. home,
turn., cony. S100 mo. OV. 3-1O35.
Evening star., 1953-05-02

.Glebe I'd. Nicely
hv. rm,, din. rm.,
: $3.50; utils. incl.
Evening star., 1953-05-02

The Carlyn-pesirahle, yell-furnishec
linen and secy.-switchboar service
included; $50 per mo, Immed. occup
qent1lenman only. call desk. PU
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12
Experiment Station Tests

Alaskan gardeners not only have to plant seed, but the right seed to harvest vegetables for the dinner table, root cellar and home freezer.
 Early tests of the Horticultural Department of the Alaska Ex- pertinent Station have shown promise for these vegetable var ieties: Contender variety of green-podded bean, Green Top Punching beet, Oakview Ball. head cabbage Qate, as trans plants), Alaska lettuce, Tender heart parsnip, Knik potato, Northern Hybrid tomato (green- house), and two rutabaga variet- ies-a yellow-fleshed Waltham Yellow and white-fleshed Bris- tol White. Further tests will be made in both the Matanuska and Panama Valleys.
 Varieties already proven suc- cessful in the Territory include Top Crop and Streamliner green podded bean and Cherokee Wax bean; Early Wonder and Detroit Dark Red beet; Waltham No. 29 broccoli; Cats kill brussels sprouts; Golden Acre early cab bage, Copenhagen Market and Midseason Market cabbage, and Bonanza and Glory of Enkhuizen late cabbage; Strong Top Nantes, Touchon and Red cored Chant enay carrots; Super Snowball early and Snowdrift main crop cauliflower; Utah celery; High nor and Marketer greenhouse cucumber, Extra Early Russian and Earliest of All outdoor cu- cumber.
 Others are New Hampshire and Black Beauty greenhouse egg plant; Deep Heart Fringed en- dive; Bohemian horseradish; Dwarf Green Curled kale; Early White Vienna kohlrabi; Grand Rapids and Slowbolt leaf lettuce, Cornell early head and Premier Great Lakes late head lettuce; Long White Bunching onion and Perennial Tree Egyptian) peren- nial onion; Dwarf Curled' parsley; Short Thick and Hollow Crown
 Guernsey parsnip; Alaska extr;
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12
CONSERVATION
 NOTES
By Lew Hanks

I attended Soil Conservation sub-district meeting in Fairbanks the last few days of last week. It was interesting to talk to the farmers. They have their prob lems too.
 One of the worst of their prob lens is the shortage of domestic water supply in a large part of the area. Most of the farmers would like to start accommodating a few head of stock, but the water situation there says, "No." Wells are often deep, expensive to drill, and the water is limited or of poor quality. AS a consequence, wells are scarce outside of the valley floor.
 They do have a big advantage on the land clearing situation. Most of the country has been burned over and the timber is small. The standard practice is to bulldoze the land when the ground is frozen with the blade set at an angle. They just keep on going around a field shearing and windrowing brush all the time. No time is lost then in backing up. They use a brush blade, on the dozer to pile up the brush. A breaking blow is used to turn up the roots. Land there can often be cleared, brush burn ed, and the land prepared for til- lage for a total cost of not over eighty dollars an acre. That's about half of what it costs here.
 The bulk of their commercial production is potatoes, yields averaging about a third less than ours. They're progressive group and very interested in conserva- tion methods of soil management and in increasing production. They're clearing quite a bit of land and improving their farm set ups. They will be quite fac tor in Alaska farm economy from now on.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12

early peas, Freezonian and Giant Laxonian mid-season and freez- ing peas; Pennwonder greenhouse peppers.
 Ontario and Pawnee early po- :ato, Kennebec and Arctic Seed ling late potato; Crimson Giant and Cherry Belle red round rad ish, Icicle white long radish; Col den Needless and Improved Am erican Purple Top yel1ow-fleshed rutabaga; New Zealand and Per petual (beet spinach) spinach; Caserta and Zucchini summer squash; Lucullus and Fordhook Giant swiss chard; Purple Top Strap Leaf and Early White Mil an early turnip and Petrowski late turnip.
 Many of these standard vari- cites may be available through local sources, the Alaska Exten- sion Service, the Alaska Seed Company of Anchorage or state side firms.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12

SpaciOusness, view, and
 plenty of light in the living
 room area was the expressed
 desire of many of the farm
 women interviewed.
 Farm women were unanimous in their desire for separate dining room, plus eating space in the kitchen.
 Ninety per cent of those inter- viewed do all or most of the fam lily washing at home and em- phasized the need for laundry space.
 Similarity in regional housing preferences began with the type of house itself. Over half of the families in the west, north central, and southern areas preferred a. one-storv house with a basement and two porches. Almost two- thirds of southern families added fireplace.
 Families in the northeast pre- ferred a house with more than one story, still including the basement, two porches, fireplace, and also an attic.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12
Farm Wives Tell Home Preferences
 Families Much Alike
 In Home They Wont

A recent survey of approximate Ky 4,000 farm operator families in 42 states revealed that more than half of those interviewed, in all sections of the country, have sim liar likes and dislikes of what should constitute a farm home.
 More than half of those inter- viewed preferred one-story house with basement and two porches. Of those who wanted house more than one story, most desired a bathroom and at least one bed room on the first floor.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12
Church PIons Family
 Pot Luck for Mureh IS

A St. Patrick's family pot luck will be held by the parishon- CTS of St. Michael's Catholic Church on Sunday, March Is from 12:30 pm. until 2:30 pm.
 Food will be served family style in the church basement. Each family is asked to take a hot covered-dish.
 A program of games and other entertainment has been planned, following the meal.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12
The Frontiersman Page y

invitation to Jean Scheel, associ- ate director of the Extension Ser vice at Oregon State College, to attend the Alaska Territorial con- ference to be held at the Uni versity of Alaska from March A to 26.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
 ATHENS EXTENSION MEETING IN UTAH

Lynn O. Hollist, associate di- rector of the Extension Service at the University of Alaska, was in Salt Lake City last week at the Western States Extension Direc- tors conference. Hollist stopped in Corvallis, Oregon to extend an
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12

Farther ahead than ever in quality .. yet the lowest-priced full-size with sharply greater economy of operation!
 Imagine the most beautifnl car in its field. with new First Bodies by Fisher that set the stand ard of styling inside and out The most powerful car in its field with your choice of new 115-hp. Blue Flame" hgh-compression engine* or greatly improved 1OS-hp. "Thrift-King" high-compression engine.
Evening star., 1953-04-17

X9UNG G,e.'I CPLE or os.rn 2. girl; K
girl; Can 70. 2-4s59. IL
MicHAELs. 1855 Tuckerman st.
NV, Apt. Az, from 8 to 10 pm.
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt. with
another girl, 25-35; newly furn and
6fivli 6ff in 4S SSn' a-&5Ss :Rs AFTER 'S' pm. al
A BACHELOR wanted to share apt.
with one man, fully furn., $40 mo.
and share expenses. Hawaii ave.
14ii iii EH4AE1soN HA s11tS sr als sWyLs w. girls fis-
a. to share 5-rm. apt. with another
girl; conv. loc;; reasonable; Protes-
tants preferred. lie
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE GEORGETOWN
apt. river view. garden. share several
months with another young woman;
arrangements very informal; ,S75:
INCLUDES Incl Ai, DsOnsi Dsogs4a cleaning and iaun-
ONE GOVT. GIRL, 1924. to share
2-bedrm. apt. with 2 other girls:
everything furn.; nr. Pentagon and
Navy Annex. IA. 2-4260. -23
LADY desires to share 2-bedrn.. house
y.sil Tish k1 or a-So44 1on-drinkinE lad LADIES'
ROOM for business woman with an
other lady; attrac. 2-bedrm. apt;
Tv privileges; 2 business. ia. 1887.
1877 R ST. N.w.-Middle-aged gent.
will rent bedrm. or share apt. with
another man; mod. elevator apt.
bldg, HU. 3-3S72.
WOMAN TO SHARE APT. with elderly
central Ioc. CO. 6-693i. is
LADY will share her nicely furn. l.
bedrm. apt; with enother lady; cow.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.--1 or Q
girls to share Low. furn. 5-bedrm. hse.
with 4 other girls: TV. NO. 7-3675.
ONE, TWO OR THREE GIRLS; 2 bed
rms, kit. bath, small living room;
share with another girl: nice loca-
3-04S1. 10"
SILVER SPRING-Furn. house to
share with man between 25-35; COM
incl; SAT per mo. HE. 4-4S60, ewes.
MT. RAINIER-Lady will share nicely
furn. apt. with young lady; mr..
YOUNG MAN. college grad. wishes to
in sharing apt. or house in NV. RA.
AIE2.1Lady GIIsS.4 to share mod. apt.
with another lady: "a blk. to all
buses, 15 min. to Pentagon. TIE
KIElN1iiICWVoRTH-colored Il1 modern apt,
seP; pePson Deql Ii l-aS7s ssed after Dt p% % SIS SIS
SEVERAL JEWISH young men Will
another man; meals, maid. laundry.
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