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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-02
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Cloudy,
windy and turning colder to-
night with rain probably becom-
ing mixed with snow ending
early tonight. Much colder to-
night with low about 81. To-
morrow considerable cloudiness,
windy and colder.
Maryland-Snow flurries in
west portion tonight and rain
in east portion becoming mixed
with snow ending tonight. Windy
and much colder tonight with
low 1925 in west and upper 20s
in east portion. Tomorrow con-
siderable cloudiness, windy and
cold with snow f1urries in the
mountains.
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Democratic Sweep
Forecast by Farley
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Former
Postmaster General James A.
Farley predicted today "a DEM
ocratic sweep all over the coun-
try"
Mr.. Farley cast his vote early
today and told newsmen:
New York is safely in the
Democratic column.
EFT is apparent the Democrats
will carry the House Of Repre-
sentatives by upwards of Is and
the Senate is safe by at least
2 to 5. The people have made
up their minds that they want a
change"
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D. 5. TeepIe Resigns
AS Personal Aide 10
Strauss, Acc Chief
BY [. Edeor Primo

David s. Teeple. the contro-
versial personal assistant to
Chairman Lewis +. Strauss Of the
Atomic Energy Commission. has
resigned his $14.800-a-year post
effective this past october 10.
the commission said today.
Neither Mr.. Teeple nor Ad-
miral Strauss was Immediately
available for comment.
Known within the Acc as an
advocate of ultra-secrecy on
atomic matters, Mr.. Teeple was
hired by Admiral Strauss on Oc-
tober Is, 1853, despite the OBJ
jections of the three Democratic
appointed members Of the Ave-
man commission.
Did Not Approve.
The commissioners In oppose
tionD Henry DeWoK Smyth,
Thomas e. Murray and Eugene
NJ. Zuckert- made 1t clear to
the chairman that. although
they respected his right to select
his own assiStant--they did not
approve Of Mr.. Teeple.
Their objections to Mr.. Teeple
were tied to his part In the 194s
attack by Senator Hickenlooper,
Republican. Of Iowa, on the
Aces first chairman. David
Lilienthal.
As the Senator's aide, he
helped produce the ammunition
for the incredible mismanage-
ment" and soft-on-communism
broadside against Mr.. Lilienthal
which developed into a full
blown congressional hearing.
Called 'Whitewash.'
The Joint Committee or
Atomic Energy, which conducted
the hearings. decided on q party
line vote that there was insult.
f1cient evidence to back up the
Hickenlooper charges against
Mr.. Lilienthal. The Senator
called the decision a white
wash"
OF the three commissioners
who opposed Mr.. Teeple. only
Mr.. Murray is still serving. DR.,
Smyth resigned recently to re-
turn to his professorship at
Princeton University and Mr..
zuckert's term expired last June
80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-02
Prosecution Denies
Publicity Injuries
Monroe and Praiher

Publicity given to the case Of
suspended Police Capt. John B.
Monroe and Detective George
Prather is not proof that the
public is being prejudiced against
the defendants, Government at
torneys asserted today.
The Governments view was
expressed in opposition to a
motion previously filed by the
defendants asking that their
conspiracy and bribery trial now
scheduled for November Is be
indefinitely postponed because Of
the publicity.
In a brief filed in the u. s.
District Court for the District of
Columbia. the Government de-
clared:
THE court is asked to assume
that the publication of certain
articles stands as proof
that the citizens of the District
are aroused to such a pitch that
they have lost their power of
independent Judgment, and that
IL people cannot be found .
who could render a fair and
just verdict :"
The Government also opposed
defense motions to dismiss the
indictment, to inspect grand jury
minutes and for a bill of par
ticulars. Similar motions had
been made by co-defendants of
Monroe and Prather. These
moves also were opposed by the
Government.
The two suspended policemen
are accused with Is others of
conspiracy and bribery In con-
nection with the gambling
racket.
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Virginia-Snow fiurries in west
portions tonight and rain in east
portions mixed with snow end
ing early tonight. Windy and
much colder tonight with low
20-25 in east portion. Tomor-
row considerable cloudiness,
windy and cold, with snow fur
ries in the mountains.
Wind-Northwest to north 10
Is miles per hour tonight. To-
morrow northwest 20-30 miles
per hour.
Shay Forecast for Washington
and Vicinity, November 81.
Temperatures will be 8 to IL
degrees below the normal high
of 60 and low of AZ. Cold to-
morrow and Thursday, warmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-02

" G 3 o q eD,
Federal en-
ployes paid
5000 a year
and under re-
ceive tim e
and a half for
overtime, S..
0 0 is the
minimum rate
OF grace GS-S,
and overtime
at this salary
amounts to
1886 an hour.
Employees with
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Disaster Toll Rises

SALERNO, Italy, Nov. 2 (P.-
Seven more bodies were recov-
cred from the sea yesterday,
bringing the total of known dead
in last weeks floods and land
slides to 272. This official figure
does not include nearly so still
missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-02
PTA Meeting Called

The New Hampshire Estates
Elementary School aren't
Teacher Association will meet at
8 pm. tomorrow in the school,
Silver Spring. Md. DR.. Eva
Landsberg, pediatrician, will
speak.
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Nehru Beck From Chino
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

NEW DELHI, India, Nov. 2 up.
Prime Minister Nehru returned
to India today from his visit to
Communist China. His plane
landed this morning at Calcutta.
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The Federal Spotlight
New Overtime Pay Provisions
Explained in Q-ond- A Form
By Joseph YOUNG

The Civil Service Commission today released details Of the
Federal premium law which increases overtime bene
fits for Government classified employees.
The details presented In question-and-answer form
What the changes in overtime pay when did they
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ZAP wirephoto Map.

M
Snow expected tonight New England the interior
Of New York State Upper Michigan and the Central
Rockies Rain forecast for the Central and Southern Plains
States and e along the Washington coast It viii be colder
over Z. Eastern third Of the Nagn and er over most Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-02

A. Beginning early in Novem-
Der tthe first pay period after
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Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 103. ON July 81.
Lowest, ID on January %.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High, 40, at 1920 am.
Low, 40, at 7:31 pm.
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Precip1tatiOn.
Monthly precipitation In inches In thu
Capital Current month to dateI:
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Sun, to-day Gas 5.iI7
Sun. tomorrow 8::337 sos
Moon, today -. 1920 pm. 1888 pm.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
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Friday and Saturday. Precipita-
ton Saturday or Sunday total
ing V to inch.
River Report.
(From U. 8. Engineers.)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah cloudy
at HarperS Ferry.
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Annual Bias

@. What groups are covered
by the new provisions for paying
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APIS. FURNIsHED-Mp.

sr "a f1rn.. iiv. rm ne din. rm.
bedim; kit: bath, ~. s-9ss6.
Two lge. rms. 3 closets, kit. bath,
WIS 3Te-h, VS. studio; NO; nn,,
Newly redec. lst-fi.. 1-bedrm. apt.
with new furniture; adults; S97 so,
TAKoMA PARK-Unusuaily sttrac-
tive liy. nm. din. nm. Kit, beorm.,
bath, lst floor: beaut. stone front.
, pvt entr' apt bldg adults sllS
63I9 KILMER ST, Cheverly. Md
Liy. rm., dining area. g bedrms.,
kit. Ice. reigr.. bath with tub and
shower; use of wash. mach, pvt:
entr.. all utils. furn.: 500. Call
UN 4-7l2l or AP. 1856. -
COLMAR MANOR-2nd Il. living
rm.. kit. bedrm. and bath; QUICK
transp,, to p c. WA. 7-6e69 week
T1HKoMA91st.fioor bedrm.. llv. rm;,
kit, and bath sos mo; utils,, incl.
] blk. bus, and shopping. JUo D.
s545 after 6 pm. rs
rms. porch. tile bath; entire ID
G.; PVT entr.; utilities; $50. Ju'
TAX. PK.-Nicely iurn. . bedrms;.
/ biz. exp. bus, shops: also ENC.
apt. kit. and bath. Ju. $500:
TAKOMA PARK, near Wash. San;
rooms, porch. tile bath; entire md
e floSr' II, Dr ds@a, entrance; utilities
001 HEATHER AVE, TAX. Pr
Semifurn; PVT. entr.; wash. mach,
dryer. stove, refgr. pvt; shower.
bedroom, dining room. kitchen. --2s
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-p. c.

hts aN DoEon s s King CO. O. Est: 1883
2ll0 Nichols ave. sc. LII 4-2501.
NEW BLDG. 4lS6 Livingston I'd. Sc.
Large and ! bedrm. apis; shop
cilities on prem incinerator. master
TV antenna, large closets. modern
kit; See mgr, at Apt, lo2. 10.
5ist ST, Sc. 753-3 rms. and bath.
wills. turn,; apt. bldg. Or iurn'
Ito 81 O istH ST. Nw.-Lovely e-bed-
rm. apt, end Fl. Can AID. 4-37l4.
ewes. and sun. DE. 2-S477. --26
HILLSIDE TERRACE. 1905 23rd st.
s.e.-One bedroom, living room, d.
month, utilities INCLUDED; Available
ager, MRS. ToLLEY, LU. 4-454l
14,s CHAPLIN ST. N.w.-rwo rms,
kit. and bath; ground-f1oo apt. Very
low rent. RIA. 6-1101. RE. 7-2537
nm. apis. in lovely Sc. al" apt. develop.
windows, plenty Of closet SPACE,
storage rooms and laundry facili-
ties; conv. to bus, schools and shop shop
EMBASSY SECTION. "The warwick"
305l Idaho ave. n.w.--1-bedrm. apt;
avail April /. Excel, transp, and
shopping facilities. Switchboard serv-
ice. elevator bldg. Call EN-. $4,000
N IT, k RPRPin BRfbGE-New. and 2
bedrms.; $3.50 to sos. utilS. ex-
cept. cleo: parking, shop. transp.
no children. JA S-1133.
NAYLOR GARDENS SEC, S.E.--1-
bedrm.. utiIs. incl. 5000; refined
couple only; no pets. LU. 1-u:96
GEORGETOWN, AIR-CONDITIONED
II bedrm., lge. liv. rm.,- fireplace,
charming entr. S125. OIL. 2-3229.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

eI9O 18TH ST. N.W.--Kit. and bed
rm.. refrg. and gas stove: all utils.
Children; $50 per mo. CO. 5-lSo2,
BsMT. APT. Ink. pvt. entr. clean
sac per mo, Also sgl. rm.. newly dec.
liSi i 18Th ST NV. downtown
stove. utils. furn. HI. 3-67aa,
40 9th ST. s.w.-Two newly dec.
front rms rms Vel ven inrn:' Gony S6 w 70
Also Ink. nm, 50. NE. s-5096;
PVT. ENTRANCE. overlooking Capitol
at Union sta. Park; Sl2 wk. sol
md ST. ne. IA. 1856. 30
NEWLY DEC.-Attrac. studio rm,, for
or :; nice nv px a not plate reiSSrs;
l sassi 'f 81. NW SA a;StV churchii
ba Iis si ST.; 90; ws eei No. s-9sss. go 80
3O6 18th ST. Me- lge; rms. semi
PVT; bath: rent reasonably; I?5
Quiet. clean house. DE. 2-o135;
$3.50 18th ST. N.W.-Lse. light front
rm;, dining alcoye: stove. refer. ;:
L fhsePsF F 1phs De sr Tnfo0 RM.EFlys
adj. bath. 2i47 F NV. Elk. s-oe55.
SO wK. sGLE.; dble.. So; next bath
rete:,; 1928 M st. NV. and 7oa
~ Ysf tS ST. o S:t and T 7t ft sfs
enette. Frigidaire. stove. sink; SIC
Wk. Also one for Sl1. --20
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

NEWLY DECOR. RMS, furn. or un-
furn., home privils.: cony. transp,
COIOREp@CoR. ROOM for cpie..
mr.. BenninK shopping center-Child
accepted, home priyi!.; also sgle. rm.
Call after $50 pm, Mon. through
Fri. ali dav Sat. and Sun. LII.
l-Ui93 Ia
COLoRED-ROoMs for employed
persons: cow tranSp. privileges
no. 2-S735 call & pm. to 10. 20
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM.
next TO bath: share kitchen. Call
co. $3.50 after , pm. rs
COLORRD ROOM FOR l OR
GIRLS in refined home; kitchen
and laundry privileges. no.
2-12S3. rs
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

MARYLAND COURTS APIS, 9th and
E Sts. ne. Lge.. single rm.. pvt. bath.
refgr. 24-hr. switchboard service.
S31,l per mo. Phone mgr; Ii.
COLORED-ROOMS home privileges.
Children welcome. Apply go s
ST ne. 26s
FOR RENT near Center mar
'ket. End and 3rd floors over store,
20 rooms low rent, RIA. 3-16OS.
tn. 2-2727 -27
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ROOMS AND APIS, TO SHARE

18th AND X N.W.-2-BEDRM APT.
to share with another lady. Box
12S-G. Star. -25
WANTED. white, to share apt. furn..
full DTivils.. / or . children ok,
$50 mo-; near 18th and d ne, Ii,
GIRL to share 1-bedrm. apt. mr..
Dupont circle with another girl
Na-26l. $50 NO. 7-aS47. -2S
I OR YOUNG MEN needed to share
expenses with 4 other young men
in NV. house. Dble. rm. AVIAN, KE.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with 2 other
girls; pvt. bedrm.; everything furn.
1929 2lSt pl. Sc. LII. 4-6103.
LADY. over 80. to share NV. apt.
with another lady. Excel. transp.
Reasonable, day: ST. 3-44SS; after
C0NGENi AZ. YOuSS; WOMAN, IS to
30, to share apt. in GEORGETOWN with
2 other women. Avail April /. Call
after g pm, CO. 5-9062. rs
DISTINCTIVE and spacious house on
Rock Greek Park cliff for young man
college graduate under 30D to share
with other men; maid, meals, off,
street parking. NO. 7-0I59. 20
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ROOMS EURN.-MD. 6 VA.

N. ARL.-Lovely rm. with pvt. bath,
in apt. bldg; pvt. entr,; close-in;
shop. transp. ia. 7-0IO7. -
WIDOW WOULD LIKE elderly woman
to share apt. with her in Arlington.
reasonable. IA. S-6l73.
SINGLE ROOM for gentleman. silver
Spring. Call JU. 5-g337. -.5
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds. pvt. en-
trance. pvt. bath. Nicely furnished.
JE 4-5DlS 20
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APIS eURNlsHED-VA.

ARL.. VA.-Furn. apt: bedrm.. din
cite. kitchen. bath, liv. rm.. from
May ! to Nov. !. Must have best
9 BEDRMS., twin beds each: Nr. Arl.
Hall and Govt. agencies: Mod. du-
pick. crisp. clean. IA. S-7433. --23
ALEXANDRIA--Air- conditioned. two
bedrm. apt. in Colonial town house.
Beaut, furn.. every conv. incl; dis
posal, auto washers dryer. Three
1-BDRM. APT. newly furnished; near
Fort Myer: Sl05. ia. 5-6540; ewes,
JE n-7132
rm. kit. ard bath. SIS to $50 so.
Call TIE 5000 between 1876.
nm. kit, pvt. bath,
entr.: $3.50. ia. 4-l1l2. ~
loo; lge attr. e-bedrm.
apt, mod. bldg: Sis mo. JE.
"-5.6G. ~
n. ARL.--Attrac. liv. rm.. bedrm:.
kit, pvt. entr. and bath: PHI; empl.
cpl: $50 ia S-3463.
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ROOMS WANTED

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN desires room
and board in nurses home. Am
bulatory. Does not smoke or drink.
REFINED EMPL. LADY desires rrn. or
share 2-bedrm. apt. in NV. sect
with lady. Immed. Box -333-D. Star.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CONN. AVE. VIC.-Nice attrac. room
good meals. rec. rm., TV. ping pong
piano. Young people. $12. co; D.
HOUSE. 14o1 18th NV
Attrac. sgle.. dble.; selected menus;
switchboard, TV. Ideal location. i
MT. RAINIER-Room and board ir
pvt. home, double or single room
reas.; cow. transp. WA. 7-793S
ROOM. AND BOARD, for elderly per.
son; good transportation; nice porch
700 eIst ST. N.W.-A distinctive
home for young people, in an un'
SURPASSED location; elevator anc
laundry facilities: reasonable. --2t
IVY HOUSE, 1406 10th st. NV
Attrac. home for men; best of fooe
or without. Washer: Free Tv. 81
of food and all conveniences o.
present-day living: MRS. DAVIS
WILL GIVE young mother and child
room and home care while She
works; SIS week. Box 335-D. Star
ROOM, BOARD and day care fol
uynPkin0 mnfher and child RE
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ROOMS FURNISHED NV.

1898 n. n. AVE. N.w.-Newly dec
only $3.50 week. 70
1883 10th ST. .N.W.-BuSinesSwo
furn.; modern baths. NO. 7-9685.
1900 MASS. AVE. NV. Lovely
twin-bed rms: new, mod. furn.: re-
also sgls.. $40 wk Ho. 2-95s9;
WILSON HOUSES : 1929 18th St:
S4u:S50: pvt. bath SO. AID. 2.a2g6,
IDOWNTOWN--Clean, extra spacious
person. siI as sale. no. @-53sl.
FURNISHED single snd double
g Ice. RMS. front: nicely furn, ;
ff adiss. f RH' s-7 9r gentlemen or
RUNNING WATER in coy single
room at only 1925 week, 1854
11ii MASS. AVE. N.w.-ssle. rms.
for, women: running water laundry
and phone priv, $40 mo. AID. 4-lo3%.
GIL RITTENHousE ST. N.w.-Ise
front rm; z ladies. couple or gentle
DGPoNf CIRCLE: 175? Que. nv
1StE-E use Vi MI. ECIkEs. Nv IUIs.
nv, phone; daily maid serv,. So wk.
1873 18th ST. N.w.-Lovely SSle.
T T,1a, , next to bath. all new fgrn'
CLEAN. Eaily tqTn.. sgls tnd dole..
shops, movies. DU. =, $50 go
CONN. AVE. mr.. Shoreham-Pvt. rm.
h hsfh Wy f1rn aao gentleman; shower
1905 y. ii. AVE: NV. near goth and
NeoCozy single room next to bath;
1888 PARK RD.-Immaculate rooms
for Young men; excellent location /:
tile shower; S27 mo. DU. 7-9s74.
SLEEP ON African. wake up to
music: clock radio. ~. refgr.. grill;
S5-Sl2. 2l47 F NV. Elk. 3-6633.
SOUTHERN CLUE. 1855 Mass. ave-
Beant. clean, home for diScriminat-
redec. Bendix. kit. privils. NO; =
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-For gentle
man who appreciates refined pvt
home. nicely tprn. front nm. next
enc other gentleman: only two In
family; COW. to bus. Wo. 6-Gno3
CHI. CHI. D c.-Nice rm., next to
e ewes, no En- 3? a-ss e. IT, @-e! 6
CLEAN. ARTISTIC ROOM. for bust.
ness woman; refined home; good
transp.; rent reasonable. 500 10Th
st. nv. RA. 3-92122. -"6
DBLE. RM.--Men only: cow. tranSp::
win accept /; Jewish home. RA.
IGso' HARVARD ST. N.w.-sleeping
room with priyils. Of reception room,
kit. and laundry: AID. 2-9446: 30
III ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
vate home adjacent to bathroom;
Jewish homes man only; "a block
from streetcar and bus. -2S
1853 p ST. N.W.-Second floor front
single room with southern exposure.
WYOMING ON Tsek AVE. MANSION. single,
furna fireplace; use steinway. oDU.
1893 a'sis Il, CAPITOL ST. furn. rms,
1f fssS9 GiRARD 81 ST. NV. The Palmer
House. redecorated single ROOM a I'd
Joining bath: only So weekly: 80
windows, next to bath; good trannssp-;
,1 5fsSo nASiER f. 81: S slapoo rms for
rent. S32 and $40, Each suitable
for .. Use of hot plate. CO; D.
CRITTENDEN ST., near 10th -
Pleasant room for empl. daytime
gentleman. unlim. phone. $40 wk.:
smaller room, s.; RA; 6-26s3 81
CONN. AVE. AND r ST.-S30 per
mo Nicely furn; bedrm. Main
service daily. Call GOLDEN PAR
ROT GUEST HOUSE. DE. 2-1440.
MT. PLEAsANT-Nice front single
Is
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1898 Riggs pl -
Small ssle. studio rm.; S23 mo. Also
sele, bsmt. rm.; S2S mo. --26
LOVELY RIM. IN APT. BLDG, mr..
| Conn ave. and R st. Cooking priv.
For woman executive. no. 2-5425.
rm, kit: lady or couple pref; $50
mo. Conv. transp. tn. 2-0391. --27
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POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WANTED-5 or 10 HoIstein heifers
about II months old. Call EN-
3-54n7 after 9 pm
SADDLE AND Birdie. Western rop.
ing type. hand tolled, silver orna-
mented; reasonable, Wo. 6-0352
-25
BEEF for your freezer, cut. pack
aged and quick froZe; hind quar-
ter 45c: front, 40c; delivered. Call
UN: 4-90S7 after q pm. -25
REGISTERED HEREFORDS - ALI
BACA DUKE SALE" READ MOOR
FARMS. FOREST. VA: WINYAE
HERFFORDS. MIDDLEBURG, VA.
Saturday. April 8, 1854. pm, at
Resd-Moor Farms. Forest. Va.
d BULLS. so FEMALES. This is
one OF the best group Of bulls and
heifers ever offered for sale in Viz
ginia. Top herd bull prospects. show
prospects, foundation females. For
cats logs and information. contact
Ned Tyler. Secretary. VIRGINIA
HEREFORD ASSOCIATION. warren
ton. Va. Phone 102S-J or 1O75-W.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

MODERN o-bath home off Branch
cony. C-S bus; 50 wk. LII. IL 100.
ID
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PIPE MACHINE

= ~ ~ &b4A4N4444NA
Up to 2,inch cutter and thresder,
tnr Key Brideel. ia. $500
POKER TABLE, large size, mahog.
S26. RA. 6-lS24. --a5
with ) shortwave bands whip aerial.
Recent o'haul co. 5-73S1.
RANGE, gas; Estate. 4 burners, oven,
s SeSeFs eond 0 81 sa storage s9s'e
RANGE. 3s-in. Roper; enamel. high
eond.: only sio6. AID. s-37io.
RANGES IA sasi ns% T her E roT 1Sas
sth s. NV. Ma. ,S-se5!. I'VE io'
RANGE. 40-in. de luxe Tappan, like
new; S135; Teluset clock. Call ia.
REFRiGERAToRs. cleo. and gas. $50
each: delivered; Also 1880 refgT
REfRI eHiE PsE s ssed s rent or bGy
s. per mo, Full guarantee. DOWD'S.
REFRIGERATORS. 4-cu.-ft Frieid-
,aire. $50. 6-cu.-ft. 'GE. $50. Sealed
units. Guaranteed. tn. 2-5357.
iREFRIGERAToRs-servel, "A At.
now in apts. being replaced. Me-
elaine PROPERTIES. IA. 2-3300.
REFRIGERATOR, 7-cu.-ft. Kelvina-
tor, 2 years old. S125. TU. 2-4s3l.
REFRIGERAToRs. rebuilt and guar.
anteed. S21 so up. 4231 9th ST.
R nv EstTcFth, IA a-lsao ,.., =.
500: one Lieu. f. General Eiec-
trio freezer, 5000: both practically
new. Call 10. $3.50. re
REFRIGERATORS. used. large as
sortmeut from $40 UP; some with
Year guarantee; time payments
''-- sa5 AND UP@TERMs
ALLIsONS. 22l2 14th st. NV.
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DIAMONDS-Lady's "a CT. SIS;
k Isdy,s z e., $40: lady's ~ cts -:
$525; lady's Ia cts. 5000: lady's
2N cts, emerald cut. $500. LIV-
INGsToN & CO.. l423 H st. NV
DiNiNG RM. SUITE, 1o-pc.. walnut;
excel. cond. Moving, must sell, Make
me an offer. 10 5-4924. -26
DIN. RIM. TABLE. mahog.. exten
leaf 4 chairs. china closet; reason
~S5ls r offer. 20, 35549i ,,;- 20
house. 4o-in. de luxe model. cost
Ss3G sell Sl50; used 8 mos: terms.
ELECTRIC RANGE, Hotpoint. sood
cond.; ideal recreation room or cot
tage; SO or offer. HA. 2-935S, rs
ELECTRIC RANGE, WESTINGHOUSE,
4-burner. feft-hand oven. white
porcelain. 37-in wide, sou. TU. -
6ltil; ewes. EN- $3.50. -26
ENCYCLOPEDIA, complete set OF
Coll!eg'S incl. jr. edition. JU.
5-653g 20
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FARM 3 GARDEN tcons. ]

WORKING OUTDOORS? Build 1,
| yourself, it 8 fun: patios. walks. walls
outdoor fEepls; fiagstone. zoe per So
019S. OF. 4.l915: ewes WE. 5.6353.
BHaLDOzERS: for srsdina sxcHv a..
! call UN. 4-S533; nights AP. 7-059S.
PLANT NOW - Pansies. larkspur
plants. SOC doE. Iris. chrysanthemum
| roots. blue flax, peoples. creeping
phlox: strawberry. raspberry and
| rhuhurb plants. JOHN BURDOFT.
Colesville, Md. Call Evergreen 4
BLACKSTONE PATIos. walks. retain
ing walls. cement and stone work.
waterproofing. pipe DRAINAGE. From
sSSis Leaders fAFRse1E ssedl PopSr
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. landscap.
land clearing, PAULS TREE SERv-
ICE. 10. 5-457S, JU. 7-6204.. -26
TOP SOIL tspeciap. finest Patapsco
more SIS. Order now before before big biz
spring rush. Phone TO. 9-6249. )
fOPSOIL, rich and clean, 6-yd. load.
$50; 3 ydS., sl3. HE. 4-764S or
hay. orchard grass and wheat straw.
top quality. ST. $1,000, Ext. 99S.
FILL DIRT-Free loading on your
truck Brooke rd.. CAPITOL Heights.
Maryland. MAX MILLER. Ii; =
COW MANURE, well rotted. $40 per
10 bu.; $3.50 per 10 bu.; 81 per
8 bu.; del. Top soil. WA. 7-4593.
Lawn RENOvATIoN-Beaut. lawns
don't Just happen; we build them.
F EHs 4 ApgS1 LANDSCAPE SERVICE ND!
RICH TOPSO1L, s-ton load, 500
10 tons. S24. 10. 7:277S after 5
or any time week ends. -2S
movai V tyne,; bower driven: Sia Der
day. RENTAL. TOOLS & EQUIP.
VIRGIN TOPSOIL, best quality and
quantity. immed. del; lawn renova-
ton, FLEMMING LANDSCAPE
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REFGRS.. ali sizes. cleo. gas, recond
from $3.50. PEERLESS SALES CO,
RETS:RS@ 81 aye un nSi IN o stopape
Ecu. 1T. late 80 Philco with freeze
chest. sos. 4-cu.-ft. apt. -size Frig-
aire, $50. Both GOOD cond. 1872
9TH ST. NV. 10. 3-3330. -25
REFGRS. 25i recond. weekend spec
your choice at $50 50 ca: all guar
see them in operation: this is what
Won have been waiting for. ali %
at ! price, $3.50 ca: open Sun,
] to 5. AABACO, 2020 r. I. ave.