davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-11-22

potatoes. caulihower. onions.
brussels sprouts. lettuce and
frozen baby nmas.
Here and There
Here's o flavor twist for
canned tomatoes that the
family viii request again.
Cook a chopped onion and
minced garlic Glove in butter
or margarine until tender.
Add q can Of tomatoes and
season to taste with sugar.
salt and pepper. Add Just .
dash Of oregano. heat
through. and serve in sauce
dishes Shell nuts ahead
for the holiday baking spree
and store covered in the re.
frigerator for instant use.
Brazil nut shells are easily
removed if softened in boiling
water. Cover Brazils with
cold water; bring to boil and
boil three minutes; drain.
Cover with cold water; let
stand ! minute; drain and
crack =. Use bouillon, water.
diluted canned soup or tomato
juice as the liquid when cook
ing pot roast. Add only about
u cup, and more as this cooks
away. The roast should be
cooked over low heat. two or
three hours depending on size
And for your winter jel-
lied salads, try combining un.
favored gelatin with orange
or tangerine juice. apricot or
peach nectar, or cranberry.
grape or apple juice. For
four servings: Soften an
envelope Of gelatin in " cup
cold fruit Juice and stir in Ia
cups OF hot Juice to dissolve
the gelatin; chill For .
quick and easy vegetable to
serve with roast chicken, try
inarjoram rice. Prepare q
five-ounce box Of pre-cooked
rice as directed on package,
adding about "a teaspoon Of
marjoram. Before serving
mix in ia tablespoons butter
=. Cubes of peeled apples
and q few raw cranberries add
color and crispness to q green
salad. Add French dressing.
of course Looking for q
new way to serve left over
turkey for the holiday? Add
cooked turkey meat to your
favorite curry sauce. Fold In
cooked elbow macaroni: then
pour mixture into creased
casserole and bake in q mod
crate oven about IS minutes.
Mushrooms added to the
curry sauce along with the
turkey will add an elegant
note to this hearty one-dish
meal. Serve it with chutney.
Evening star., 1954-11-22
Nictory Tea Yesterday

resentative Sam Rayburn,
Senator and Mrs. Guy NJ. Gil.
lette. Senator and Mrs. John
Sparkman. Senator and Mrs.
Dennis Chavez. Senator and
Mrs. Mike Mansfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Edwards. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Boyle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Donaldson. Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene zuckert and
Mrs. Philip Kaiser.
Evening star., 1954-11-22

WASH and apples 1 Of the down from stem
place shallow baking dish Combine rasins walnuts
sugar. fill apple with mixture Combine u
sugar saucepan stir in water lemon
juice candies Cook medium heat
until srup bos candies melt Pour hot srup apples
Bake in moderate $3.50 degrees F As to so minutes
apples often with srup during baking
glaze fruit from and baste occasionally with
sirup apples COOL to glaze if desired They be
served with custard sauce If you like. servings.
BY "Vi"
Evening star., 1954-11-22

Roast the turkey In a shallow
pan. Don't add water and
don't cover the pan. To pro-
tect the turkey from getting
too dry some people like to
place a thin cloth moistened
with fat over the bird. Keep
cloth moist. Regardless Of
the size Of the turkey, all oven
temperatures are 325 degrees
F., and the time is figured on
ready-to-cook weight. For q
6 to IL pound bird allow 31s
to 5 hours; IL to is pounds.
5 to 6 hours; 16 to 20 pounds.
6 to 71a hours. It's wise to
plan the timing so the bird
will come out Of the oven 20
to 80 minutes before serving.
This waiting period gives the
meat a chance to "rest" and
makes for easier carving. It
also gives you. time to make
the gravy.
Duck, Geese, Squob
One of the local food chains
is offering geese, squad and
pheasants for the Thanks
giving feast. However, they
must be- ordered in advance.
They will not be on hand in
the poultry cases. Other sug-
gestions, in case you want to
break from tradition, are
Long Island duckling. roast
capon and canned or smoked
hams.
AS for produce, it has been
another bountiful harvest;
you'll find practically any
thing you want to complete
your dinner. The best values
will include celery, cranber-
ries, sweet potatoes. Idaho
Evening star., 1954-11-22
BY Violet Faulkner

Even the most inexperi-
enced can carve the Thanks
giving turkey successfully II
he has good carving tools and
knows where and how to
start. Study our carving pic
lures before the big day to
locate the strategic joints. the
thigh, drumstick. wing.
It helps the person carving
II the platter is large and
uncluttered with excess gar
nishings. Place the turkey
with breast at carver's left
and start carving from the
nearest side. The one in
dispensable item Is a sharp,
thin carving knife.
BY cutting into the breast
parallel to and as close as
possible to the wing, the
slices Of white meat viii be
more uniform. Each slice
will also have q strip Of
crispy skin. Slice downward
with long. even strokes, begin
ming part way up the breast.
The slices will fall away from
the turkey as they are cut to
this line.
Buying Tips
What size turkey should
you buy? That, of course,
depends on the number COM
ing to dinner and how much
you want left over for second
or third day servings. You
may want to wrap and store
some in the freezer for even
later use.
However, this data will give
you a working basis. In
choosing a dressed turkey,
and by that we mean one
picked but not eviscerated,
allow about one pound per
serving. Dressed turkeys lose
from 8 to IL per cent of their
live weight in waste matter.
II you buy a ready-to-cook
bird, allow about a half
pound per serving.
Prices per pound will be
highest for the ready-to-cook
style but actually the price
for a live, dressed or ready
for-the-oven bird comes out
about the same when you
consider the waste.
Speaking Of prices. turkeys.
all sizes. will be from 10 to Is
cents a pound less than a year
ago. You'll find the greatest
reduction in the large. heavy
birds.
Stuffings
How much stuffing should
you prepare? Allow ! cup
stuffing per pound ready-to-
Evening star., 1954-11-22

Democratic women honored
Democratic Senator'S and
other prominent party men,
bers yesterday afternoon at a
Victory Tea given by the
Democratic Women's National
Council at the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club. 1925
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Among those invited to the
4 to 6 o'clock affair were Rep
Evening star., 1954-11-22

shortening Stir into dry mixture. mixture
Bake 20 to rs minutes longer until topping done
serving plate and cut into wedges servings
THURSDAY.
Spdreribs and Sduerkraut Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans Relish Tray
Cinnamon Apples Tea
Cinnamon Apples.
6 large baking apples "a cup water
" cup seedess raisins Grated rind Of lemon
" cup chopped wanus teaspoons lemon juice
tablespoons sugar for fruit tablespoon red cinnamon
"a cup for glaze candies
! teaspoon cornstarch
Evening star., 1954-11-22

turkey In aluminium foil. Now
here is the roasting time for
the conventional method.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-16

ham in q hot GOO - oven for
about is minutes per pound.
When done. remove from foil.
remove skin. score fat and stud
with cloves. Mix d little more
wine, mustard and brown sugar,
together with l tablespoon or
so of fat from the ham. and
spread over. Return to a. hot
oven for 20 minutes to brown
and glaze. Serve garnished with
pineapple slices heated in pan
drippings. each one topped by a
maraschino cherry II you want
to be fancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-16
Ham Baked in Aluminium Foil

I've found that ham baked
with wine and spices really alb
serbs the flavor of the dressing
If you do it in ever-useful alu-
minum foil. Try it this way: For
half a ready-to-bake ham, you'll
need u cup of brown sugar, a
teaspoon of prepared mustard.
"a teaspoon powdered cloves and
enough claret or sherry to make
paste. Place the ham on a
piece of heavy-duty foil, spread
it all over with the paste, rub
ping it in well, then bring foil
over top and seal. Bake wrapped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-16
Returns Home

Mrs. Anton Heitmuller has
returned from a visit with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. James Irving Dodds
in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Dodds is the former
Miss Marian Heitmuller. Mrs.
Heitmuller also visited with
her grand d a u ghter, Mrs.
Arthur Rich, and Mr.. Rich at
their home in Eggertsville,
N. Y,
Evening star., 1954-05-28

REFGR.. Frigidaire. 1887, S25: COM
plete set of Louisville power-built
mans golf irons and woods plus
new nylon bag, $50. WO. 6-S096.
REFGR., $50 and up. Guaranteed
recond. washers. ANCO, 1541 New
Jersey ave. NV. AID. 4-37SO. Open
REFERS, unclaimed in storage: late
models. Clean, good working: apt
size refgr. bargains. Gas and elec-
anteed. RIGHT-WAY MOVERS. 732
9th st. NV, 20. 253330. a
and 9nsoiA ! box shells. s46. Phons So. !u'
RooFiNG,. Bird, new; eolors; Black.
square. E1SINGER MILL &
LUMBER CO., 4736 Bethesda ave-,
Bethesda. Md. OIL. 2-6300.
ROYAL TYPEWRITER. De vilbiss
water cooler. National elec. addine
mach. York safe MILTON H
RoSSLER. 2543 14th st. NV. De
IRTMMXGE sALE-clothing. house.
wares. bric-a-brac; May %. 90. 81
June 4, 5, 9 am. to z pm. 1929
RGGs@chinese. sxels: s1s5; 9x1e
Oriental saassS and matching 417. .Ess sloS
RUG ID e-SHsSi Poia. bear: size SIS, sel!!
ia. 7-54iO between $50 and !
Evening star., 1954-05-28
ROOMS eURN.-MD. 8 VA.

NORTH sgle. rms.
girls. Parkington; conv. transp.; SIS
wk. Ewes, after z. ia. 5-6749. j
ARL., S.-Master bedrm., pvt. home;
mr.. Pentagon; semipvt. bath; cross
ventilation; gentleman. OF. 4-SS23.
ARL., N.-1st-fl. bedrm.. pvt. shower
bath; 1 gentleman; conv. to buses
$40 mo. JE. 3-7716.
LGE RIM. in apt bldg, with pvt. entr
and bath: lady or girl: close in. close
to transp. IA. 7-O1O7. 20
N. NGTON-Unusually nice room
with bath for gentleman. ia. S-61 "a
ALEXANDRIA-Big, beautiful room
suit. for one or two men. in spacious
private home; fireplace. desk, book
shelves. inner spring mattress, semi
pvt. bath with tub and shower; hall
block to ss,S. bus. conv. to everySsi.ns everytSs.
NEAR Al G'ESITyGN PHSTAGoN AND ARL. HALL
8 nicely furn. bedrms, also master
bedrm.. pvt. bath. With or without
kit. privil Near bus and shopping
Owner has apt. separate from house
123 Olin dr.. Lee Blvd. Hgts., JE
1917 n. lockwood. ARL.-Lovely
rm., near bus; home privils., unlim.
ph ia, S.531S, NE. $4,000. Il
Evening star., 1954-05-28
APIS. EURNISHED-MD.

ATTRAC. FURN. Arm. APT. utils.
incl; adults $95 mo. 1907 Carroll
TAKOMA PARK. MD. Cool. nicely
furn, Arm. apt, ground-leyel; lovely.
shaded lawn: pvt. entr.; $3.50. incl.
CniS Itilsi log 2nd aye" ~. S-1971. .-2e
professor and wife: ifqf" exposures: spsi 8;
fully equipped: 90 minis. downtown
wash, June 7-Sept. 10; refs. WA.
MT. RAINIER. 41os ssrd VEs st.gss
piSSely pSoIys fITn' WI rooms ns pvt. bath; adults.
DELfGHTFUL KfRKwooD Brand.
new furniture. LARGE liv. rm., spac.
bedrm.. tile bath. Very COW 500
HUGHES Co, -AP. 7-2252. 80
TAKOMA PARK-Bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit. and bath; all utilities; "a block
iTGm J1l 7ssSPa ss5P; center and transD. ac. 500.
RocKyILLE-Beaut.. furn. new apt,
bath. 10 Minis. from Bethesda. 90
Minis. from Walter Reed. $125 mo.
s5Sa sSpPlsf BUNKER SiIasI HILL RD., Mt. MSo Rainier
immed.; iiv. rm.. din. rm., elec. kit:
cept elec.; sos mo. HE. 4-4455 or
MR.. SHERWOOD. UN. 4-75OO. go
Mr.. TRANSIT apts.. ca. pvt. entr.
1881 42nd pl.. Hyattsville, Md. AP.
g BEDRMS.. kit, liv. rm.. pvt. bath:
use Of automatic washer. S75 mo.
WA. 7-5S27. 80
500 r.. pvt. b. and entr.; 1st A.:
lge. grounds; empl. cple. Seat Pleas
ant. RE. 6-S134.
SILVER SPG., East-west hwy.-s lge.
rms, beaut. furn.. linens. Delishtful
place. Sublet few mos. to reliable
couple. $110 mo. JU. 5-314S.
SILVER SPRING-Nicely furn., !
bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. bath; 2nd
floor, pvt. home. pvt. entr. Couple.
$50 per mo. incl. utils. JU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-05-28
APTs. FURNisHED-D.c.

25Ol QUE ST. N.W.--Mod. apt. bldR.
studio apt. with refgr. and grill. for
light housekeeping; park. facilities
Available Immediately.
GEoRGEToWN - - 2;bedrm. apt. IN
fns ssnssea slds sfteI ISsC aHi re- St 7ssis H SEE
COLUMBIA. RD., 18th ST. NM
6sauti,tpiiy 6sI ,y tt%rn. o66ssysiy dec; i TISe
auired. aui ai" DU. O7ossa Sos6sS. 'ief'Hces @2s
GEORGETOWN-Entire floor, newly
decorated; large. bright rooms; $110
including utilities, HU. 3-646S;
SCOTT CIRCLE AREA. for 3 single
persons; pvt. bath and kitchen: $1OS
mo-. utils. incl; JE. 2-7564. "A
2O39 NEW. HAMP. AVE, N.W.-Front
apt; nicely furn; lily; rm. be- bsdrm.'
BASEMENT APT.-Pvt., entr.. on bus
sos %sp rSTfsoS g5sfs55sd Sc 60 fs1es as sst
cow. transp;; for married couple
rRfSyAfE INV f. fSGGRSXi fSGRXNehcozs EA eSzse :s
next bath. hot plate, linens. dishes.
refgr.: S45. 1424 Belmont n.w;.
ao1s KALoRAMA RID. NV. off
sSonBedFn SEE incl Stia EM ny 5so77 5 7i'. ss ssth
18Th AND CoLuMBiA RD.Gspaeious
4 adults. SO. 8-S964. -29
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Lge. corner,
8 rms, pvt. bath. utils.; 3 for So ea.
TSEM MinS sSs Ss sss5o SSEShNa; ana s cSl S1f
dren. Living room, bedroom, din,
kit. and bath. LU. 1854. -2S.
2I0 z ST; NV rooms, kitch.
GREOkkGETowN-1 bedrm.. huge liv.
rm.. kit. porch. Utils. and linens
incl Ideal for students. EN-; q
DUfoNT CIRCLE AREA-Attractiye-
rm., liy. rm.. kit, hall. balcony.
4siS sTHS', GESRciH ESSs a. AVE. Es'Sa 'a.w.-Bsse-
bath. $50 mo. incl. utils. Apply
scs srd 4 for key or RA $50 6-9sso; L2s
bath; or 2 adults; $50. Ii; g.
4sS7 CONN. AVE. Nw.-1 bedrm..
nicely furn;: modern apt. bldg. Can
BoanfSG' nanfSeT' WV IN 1SES A1PTs'-Ie.. mod,
1-bedrm. apt: compl. furn.: SOS. so.
incl. all utils. Conven. to Boiling
Field and downtown. See MRS.
LEONE, 3O21 4th st. Sc, Apt. 3.
10. 2-4270 or UN. 4-54sS. 80
1866 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Bedrm..
stf sau 'hsFs s4s. Bah; BE- a.s7S7 s7S a.; aS :SSDl
CHILDREN WELCOME-2nd-n.. 81
family apt, clean. cool. newly dec
Nicely furn.. conv. loc.> TAX. PIX,
D. C. Nr. Walter Reed. 5 rms, .
bedrms, utils. incl. S115. Ia. 9-3951.
SO4 End ST. s.E.-3 rms. and rear
porch. nicely furn. and decor. No
children. Ii. 4-4236. -
MT. RLEASANT-Five-room apt. IL
pvt. home, comfortable for 4 per-
.sil: son:; ,.i L No Ssths hss4dHsr H9r further DE-
1912 1eth 81. N.W.-LSe. 1-bedrm.
and 2-bedrm. apts.; beautifully dec;
all.neV kik and bath. 80
Evening star., 1954-05-28
COLI
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

HALF PERSIAN KITTENS. trained,
FAINT t BRANCH ca' FARMS. "fStes Evergreen cen
Axe; ? ,.st:. weeks: els2d: g Or
DlAlHGMsazIIi1ANs. Axe .ss. uttsrs; ssso,-
Clip ad for future needs. 80
BOXER PUPPIES. champ. sired;
flashy. housebroken. quality stock
at reasonable prices. DU. 5-7549.
nSzrs s: s.1i.s suss 81 s1. ossss''s sis' g.. is:P
cSSRiE S:IsT:o ,'yss Rgss' ssss,. 4 &C.
R88sE fensss I.ssonsSe 1kc sny ..t f.Sns
PHRHKGETs. iSGisC IS Sirds. will sell for
S. each for all. Also cages. 10
CocIEk CtVSSff PUPS. Axe reg. sired sO by
males. females; sn, 8 wks. old: SAG to
CoLIIE PGPs. pureeEsd: females
Groyeton; Alex. We; ~, 49,.
BOSTON BULL. male. UN. 4-7213
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIEs-
Several older housebroken females
Axe reg. AsGARD KENNELS; JE
SHELTiEs tminiatur coiIies,. Axe
reg, quality pups: ready to 60 JE
S-026l evenings after q
SHIPPING CRATES-Dogs. cats. etc.
all sizes; lightweight. low cost. 72l
Oelethorpe NV. RA. 6-3445.
PEDlGREED PERSIAN ANGORA
KITTENS with papers. Owner NOV
ing must be sold this week. No
rressonabls as, cffer refused. call ~.
BLACK FEMALE DOBERMAN PIN
SCHER-9 mos. old. Reg. Axe. Call
MRS. LAWRENCE. JU. e6-4615.
HEALTHY yard-raised pups: 8 Wks.:
Irish setter mother. Your choice.
COCKER PUPS, AKc champion
SIS and up. ssis ss Hamilton I e.. soIS' W
Hyattsyille. WA. 7-227S. II
COCKER PUPPIEs-Beautiful silver.
blond. red. black: Axe registered;
top arslity; k3 s-26l5. rs.
able June !. gold. 6rindle. black and
Whits. 4desVatef o-611o.
Evening star., 1954-05-28

GLOVER PARK. Avoid downtown
home: priviis. EN-. 2-012l. al
MASTER BEDROOM. private bath,
cool; 4 windows, for 1 or 2; parking
facilities. RA. 3-1664. 800
STUDIO R0OM-Hollywood bed, pvt.
entr., cool porch and shady yard,
aG%s uSbfkWoop pE5yi1sgss; AZ Sr s4ioS 4 Fir 80, a
i6th@Niceiy E furnished ned rm. n 0in; for u I
bus at door. RA. 3-5354. 80
BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE ROOM, next
to bathroom. Just redecorated, very
clean; "a blk. from transp.; for
or or 2 psn; Ps esSas Jsyish home; s26 per
pe%tSlnS%Nc6se ssHtlemsn. CO. b-ssSs sasy rm'' for
514 POWHATAN PL. Cheerful
rm.. 4 windows. next bath. in home
OF young married couple: young girl
orr preterrsd; sac; IA; 9-0375. 80
*SSs sSsr. tMSn T Tit6 III otSsr MWdT SilT
piano. kit... M maid; M $50. a Conn. ave. ave.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 1923 Jocelyn
st.-Single rm.: gentleman: porch
blk. Conn. ave. s35 mo. EN-; q
1st Floor. light housekeeping: $40
weekly; next bath. twin beds, refgr.
1898 18th ST. N.w.LBasement ;s; stu
dio; pvt, entrance, refgr., kit. facill-
ties. All new furn. Just redecs
LARGE ATTRACTIVE SINGLE; Base
ment: cool in summer; So week
permanent; gentlemen only. 1922 N
2 s. sINGEE HiE ROOMS, newly dec; semi
pvt. bath; use Of ph.; conv. loc..
1902 Calvert st. HU. 3-3455. 80
SGLE. RIM, next to bath; unlim
phone: gentleman preferred. RA.
WELL-FURNIsHED double-size de-
tached studio room; private bath
refgr.; plenty closet space; free
phone; suitable for college student
or Govt. employe. man or woman.
$40 mo: 2511 Wisconsin ave. NV.
1851 sH, KENYON iIsS2ei ST. Nw.-sineie Tm.
with pvt. shower; conv. transp. AID.
sLEEP'iiNiG ROOM in quiet home mr..
D-4 bus sIa and Cabin % John oSaE esr S@5
ss4 @p WoonHRH Gsof5fHan pL. w9 blk. So9ss o Conn
aye;-studio room; pvt; bath. Ink.
Rensd Re nSans sDls; ss,is Or girls Modern tsrn
1891 EMERSON ST. NV. Just of
14th st.-Nicely furnished; semipvt.
bath. RA. 6-9398. 800
1718 KILBOURNE PL. N.w.-Attrac.
Conv. ioc. Reas. Ho. 2-1219. 30'
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Furn. room,
downtown; 1 room, nicely furn.,
incl. util., S24.5O. OIL. 6-7625.
Evening star., 1954-05-28
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

N. ARLNGTON-Furn. Ink. room;
running water; conv.. close-in To-
cation. IA. 7-67S9.
zoos D ST. N.E.-Lovely 2nd a. front
174O P ST. NV, The churchill"-
Lge. rm., complete kit. next bath
SIS week NO. 7s9s6s. 81.
Mr.. MAYFLOWER-Rm. and kitch::
enette; gas range, elec. refgr. $3.50
wk.: cool, walking dis. downtown.
1925 18th st. NV. Il
Mr.. CIV, completely furn.. incl
refgr. and running water. 1912 21st
st. NV. NE. S-5473. 80
$40 9th ST. Sc. 1 blk. OF Penna,
ave; rms, semi-beth; crossoyen-
tilation. $3.50 wk. NE. S-5096.
1888 IRVING N.w.-ssle.: nicely
sss1 sss 10. frls co 9:5i 55i7s Bath emDi Sal'
o44 VA. AVE. S.W.-2 front rms.
2nd a. Adjoining bath. Cow. te
Pentagon. Bureau Of Eugrev. and
dcyrntown. S1S.bo per Wk. NE
U-oVtUs -So
Evening star., 1954-05-28
FARM AND GARDEN

AZALEAS, all popular varieties and
sizes, at real savings while there
is still time to plant, special prices
Route 1ss ssh At II adden Sash lane rsss sss
Vienna and Oakton. 80
TOPsOIL that can be handled with
q rake. green and well-rotted COW
manure. JE. 2-1349. 10
USED EoUIPMENT-IHC II tractor
Alis,chalmsrs Al ds;,ct l!,,fS ,. c , With mower
$40 cult. F-So cult. 6-M. disk
c mowers; John Deere side rakes, 62
and 81; Harvester thresher with
motor; Tsp hay chopper, HIM corn
planter. New Holland baler. 5O-sal
Ws S:y Gae SckdS Deere nd PFC M
tsehmsats: &C Sletrsc with srsder.
silver Spring. JU. s-s3Ss.
POWER MOWERS -. Hufiy. Eclipse,
MALoNEY,s: INC. SI2e Ga. ave.
MAIL IaIt: CHAIN spd Isrva. saws peT sRs uSse TN
Se. and and part. SSsSs and serv-
and finance MALONEY'S, INC.
1929 Georgia ave.
INC CUB tractor as low as S770. Tor
farm. lawn. garden. nurseries, Gem
SS sSs fSS:sf Sc sVe1 nGqsSTia sprns sfS
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS,
tomato plants. fertilizer. lime. peat
moss. rollers. aereators, wheel bar
rows, culvert pipe. fencing: poultry
snd barbed wire. MALoNEY'S. INC
NV Eve fa fauiFsENf&Upsii hys r. Sidssai iin. o,
International tractors and farm
equip. New Holland and New Idea
farm equip, Meyer hay conditioners
Wood mowers. Brillion grass seed
eers. Ezee Flow lime sewers, baler and
MALONEY's, INC. Silver Spring.
BULLDOZERS. for grading. excavat-
ing, land clearing Free estimates
Gi gk sssS$S SSDNox nshss' Ar 4 ~. otSSs tim;
to sod. You Law It and save: immed
delivery. Terms to suit. BLUEGRASS
SOD NURSERY. LU. 2-49S0.
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
6roDs1, 6eiS ssaa,...n naPSTs aPouss trees sb fhryS JS
FLAGsToNE PATioS. walks, retain
ing walls. cement and stone work,
waterproohng. pipe drainage, grad
ing, seeding. +. MARcUCcIo. Po
ToPs0fii, rich. dark loan; ideal for
gardens, flowers and lawns: IL
tons. S12 delivered. 10. 7-74S7.
-2S
CLEAN FILL DIRT; topsoil; sludge,
blue stone; excavating. haCling.
grading. MR.. HARTING. HE. 4-6673.
81
BLUEGRASS SOD and grading; large
Isl 1910. '- Mr.. %fENEHEH. VII: Exc guar III IL
TOPSOIL-Very good rich topsoil for
lawns and greenhouses; very rea-
sonable; Call 70. S-4933; -S .
cond. Sell "a original price, incl
equipment or trade smaller unit.
Redwood 6-63AQ -20
Evening star., 1954-05-28
ROOMS FUPNIsHED-N.E.

2 LARGE. FURN., ADJ. ROOMS. nr.
bath; home privileges. Ii. 4-7613.
14O6 Montello ave. ne. 80
MASTER BEDRM.. pvt. bath. 5 lge.
windows; pvt. det:, clean home: mr..
express bus. RA. 3-6SS5 after o.,
STUDIO ROOM-Pvt. entr.: refgr.
and hotplate. share bath with one;
MONROE Sir. NE rms. $50 and
S25: employed lady: ,nr. Uniy; and
shpFShss RHsliRsS' 1ie la 9SSss sWs dec
sgle. rm.. comfortable, quiet for
lady: home privils. S26 per no. Ii
1i,is RHODE ISLAND AVE. Ne
Large room for 2. completely furn.;
share kit; sgle: rm., S.. -
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM. for
lady: next to bath. lge. closet: close
to transp;: al home privils.: 5eas'
Co61LoSiRE6 61Si CoUPLE-eos v st ne
Child accepted; kitchen and laundry
privileges. HU. 3-SS12. Il
Evening star., 1954-05-28
RUGS
AND IMPORTED PER
SIAN DESIGNED RUGS; 9x12, S19i
Sx1S S29. OTHER SIZES EQUAL
LY low PRICED.
MAYFAIR SHOP
1925 G ST. NV.

SCALE, self contained type: must
operate without pit: ? to -, 700
sGREsNs GRHsE c2, Am AZ sT6RM Ssss SASH close.
out new. all stock sizes. $3 each
EISINGER MILL d LUMBER CO,
4736 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda, Mo
SEWING 9'YS MACHINE sALE-Brand-
s7s.e6; beaat: roSnd-bobbiS con,
sole. was S14e.9 90, now SIG so,
sS1S Lee hTy HCi;, "a 2a4S1! 2s,l! no-,sS,.. Mss
chair, new. Ress. 17SS 9th st. Sc,
sEWNG MACHINE. singer. repos:
sessed portable, may be purehased
CENTER, 4eO6 Annapolis rd., Rla-
densburg Shopping center. uN.
1900.
Evening star., 1954-05-28
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ANOTHER YOUNG MAN to share
AID. 4-s527. 1912 am: 6-s pm.
1st-FL. STUDIO APT; utils.; bach; /;
man. 14th st transp. HU. 3-9197.
GIRL TO SHARE beautiful large one
bedrm. apt. with another girl; close
in Silver Spring. Swimming pool,
ns sn' PARE aTss BUS D1 e 54sS Rs,1St
after 6, JU. 9-2O15. 81
YOUNG MAN. share furnished home
with 3 other gentlemen. Reasonable.
Arlington. Is min. D. c. JA. 7-4523.
NV girl share mod. 3 bedrm..
twin beds, -TV. with girls; S38 mo
RA 3-5s02. ewes. and week ends.
LOVELY NEW APT. to share With
sIsais another single ing girl; best los and
S.E.-GIRL to share attrac. furn.
apt. with / other girl; on busline,
mr.. shopping center; TV. 10. 2-5015.
YOUNG MAN to share modern, furn.
eon9; Sn9o, transp.: Tv: $40 mo. ia.
GIRL wanted to share apt. with
another girl: newly furn., mod. apt.
in nearby Arl.; 10 min. from down
togn tgno Wash. For details. call IA.
Girl. to share apt. with another girl
in Va: compl. furn.: 20 minis. to
D. C. or airport. 10 minis. to Penta-
gon; Call IA. 5-9371. 80
Arlington with another girl: l block
from busline: $40 per month. Call
,Oy. 3-2234 after pm;
share twin rm with another girl:
piano. kit. maid: $50; Conn. ave,
WOMAN, empl.. to share 1-bedrm.
apt: s.e.. with another girl: Tv,
After 4 pm, EN-. 3-54S3. 80
ONE OR TWO GIRLS share front
twin-bed room with another girl or
private bedroom; kit. bath. small
living room: good transp.: nice loca-
tion. RA. 3-04Sl. 80"
BACH. APT. bed. -liv. rm. comb. twin
beds. refgr.. pvt. bath and entr.
2 young men to share with an
other man: $35 ca: IA. 7-021S; 40
25-35, who likes dogs, to share
with another bachelor N. Arl. furn
apt. with yard: $35. IA. 2-7362.
after 5.