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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-22

OLDS 1859 Rocket 49, A.
dr.. de luxe sedan; two-tone .
green finish. fully equipped. 20
oids 1852 Rocket Super
49, convertible: red. fully
equipped; AL condition. No. go
olds 1852 Rocket "ss" 4-dr.
de luxe ;aosd lon one r Swnef'
No ,S,ls si equipped low i''s 1,7s
oids 1851 Rocket "ss" de
luxe 4 DIR, sedan; one owner.
low mileage; fully equipped. "a
olds 1850 Rocket "ss" e-dr;
sedan; two-tone green and
beige finish. fully equipped. nc
o NS; i ~ Rocket .ss" con- '
vertible coupe; yellow finish, =,
dds ts 1852 Rocket "ss" 4-dr.
sedan; gray and black . finish' &C
fully equipped. NO. 29sos LOS
olds ,n 1882 H RGssst s s%psI fSiiv
equipped; one owner. No. :,
oids 1852 Rocket Super "ss''
4-dr.; original sray finish;
fully equipped; one owner. ,.c
Odds 1851 Rocket "9s" f.
dr.: blue finish; one owner;
fully equipped; excellent; No. :,
Ioids 1889 Rocket sss" 4-dr.;
cream and black finish: one
owner. low mileage; excellent. =,
No. 255 --- 1.2s
olds 1851 Rocket "eS" de
luxe 4-dr. sedan; original
black finish, fully equipped.
oids 1853 Rocket "ss" 4-dr.;
standard transmission. fully
equipped; low mileage, one
| owner. No. 80 1T!
Odds 1853 Rocket "9S' con-
| vertihle; green; low mileage,
| one owner. FUZZY equipped, ex-
| ceilept. No. s120 2.6'
olds 1850 6-eylinder: satin
black finish. fully equipped, 8
standard transmission; .
| little jewel. No, 31S-A "
| 30-Day Written Warranty
| COLONIAL OLDSMoBILE co.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-22
'53 CHEVROLET
REPOSSESSED
S698.1O

All you need is good credit and S45
to take over payments. Call MA. s.
321S for credit approval. Financing
ARRANGED for servicemen. all grades,
and out-of- towners. Best buy IN
town. s'
BILL ROSS Ns&
313 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Just add cold water,
Iceland lemon!

EVEN THE SUGARS I'M Talk about EASYl Taste it
once-you'n be fan" forever! All that delicious.
rich real tea taste from choice Orange Pekoe
and Pekoe Teas! Extra ECONOMICAL too the
whole family can enjoy ALL they wantl You'll agree
with everybody else-this liquid instant tastes
as tea should taste!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
District Units al Laurel
To Use Fort Meade Wafer

The Commissioners yesterday
decided to take water from Fort
Meade instead of from the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission to supply District
institutions at Laurel. Md.
It was estimated the costs
would be 100000 less. and the
cost of the water 500 a day
less under this plan. Water
would cost 1853 cents per 1000
gallons from Fort Meade, as
compared with q cents from
the commission.
The Commissioners were adj
viSed that Fort Meade could
supply water as soon as an agree
ment is drafted and short trans
mission mains laid to Laurel,
possibly by early fall.
The District has been nego-
tiating for three years with the
sanitary commission without ar
irving at final agreement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
1t. Queen Named
Information Aide

A woman Air Force lieu
tenant is the new assistant
public information officer of
Headquarters Command of the
Air Force, at Boiling Air Force
Base.
She is First 1t. Judy A.
Queen, of 1475 Euclid street
NV.
1t. Queen, a native of Stock
ton, Calf, attended the College
of the Pacific and received a
bachelor of arts degree from
George Washington University
in 1850.
Before entering the Air Force,
in 1851, 1t. Queen was a cor
respondent for the Denver Post
and the Great Falls (Mont.)
Tribune.
She has served as a public in
formation officer at Ellington
Air Force Base, Tex, and in the
Pentagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
President Host to Gloss

President and Mrs. Eisenhower
will entertain members Of the
Presidents 1915 West Point class
at q White House dinner tonight.
The guest list will be composed
principally of class members liv-
ing in the Washington area.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
MEDICINES GOOD NEWS FOR SICK MINDS
ContisHed trOm page sigteen

For nine long years, from l94l
to 1850, Janet tried every avail
able therapy: interviews with
psychiatrists, psychoanalysis
three sessions a week for three
years., electro and insulin shock
treatments. Nothing helped.
Finally she came to the PSYCHE
atric Institute. After several
months Of observation she was
selected for the most extensive
of the three operations.
>eThs Pressure h 0eme"
loDAy. four years later, she
has a good job in a New York
television studio. Its as if Id
never been sick. she says. Now
and then l feel like going through
the old ritual. But ! can ignore it,
because it doesn't bother me the
way it used to. 50 the feeling
passes. There's no more tension;
the pressure in my head IS gone.
The surgery that did so much
for Janet isn't the only new
weapon against batting mental
disease. The prospects are bright
that hrand-new drugs, which will
relieve anxiety the way nOv0-
cain relieves pain. win be dis
covered.
One Of the latest develop
ments comes from France, and is
being tested as part Of the Brain
Research Project. Il IS a series
of special anti-histamines dis
tant chemical relatives Of the prep
arations used to curb the symp-
toms Of colds and hay fever.
Iosssz Dleea Rsessass
IHEsE drugs seem to act di-
rectly on the lower brain centers,
which regulate the pace Of body
processes. Circulation slows.
blood pressure falls and heart
beat rates tumble from 20 to 40
per minute.
The general showdown has
n soothing effect ON troubled
minds. The effect wears off
after a day or two. but the
pills, about the size of aspirin
tablets. can be taken regularly.
Full details Of current trials on
20 severe mental cases win be re-
Continued on page 23
Evening star., 1954-09-19

FAST! There's no speed limit here.
and you're riding two-wheeled thun-
derbolt! You've got it wide open as you
HlllD streak across the measured mile-roar-
ing to great new record at l4l mph! That's
motorcycle racing 80 fast yOH need q aOpscGtch
to lime 10 speed! Yes and when you drop .
Bayer Aspirin tablet in glass Of water, you'll
see that II starts disntegEating almost instantly
50 fak yos need q siOpsOaick q tiMe Is speed.
The same thing happens in your stomach.
That's one reason why Bayer Aspirin relieves
your headache makes you feel better-taa!
6ENJLk! Bayer Aspirin is 30 gentle doctors
prescribe it even for small children
BESI! When You buy aspirin, remember il
makes LOT more sense !. to spend FEW
more cents. to get the best. So buy Boyer
Asnirin
Evening star., 1954-09-19

expand to gigantic proportions.
these people have become neu-
rotic. One elderly woman checked
her gas stove every few minutes
throughout the day.
A great many other patients
suffer from phobias, an abnormal
fear of practically anything from
crossing streets and sitting in
corners to wearing black clothes.
One 3O-year-old housewife be-
came panic-stricken every time
she heard a fire siren. She didn't
think her house was on fire. II
was simply q fear. She felt
that fire was tsmad, vicious,
perverted. .
Symptoms take a wide assort-
ment of forms, but the underly-
ing trouble is a persistent, tor
menting anxiety. The victims
suffer indescribably in their
struggle to live with these relent-
less tensions.
The Hand AVBasaAag
lake the case Of Janet Camp
bell. She's %. blonde, attractive
and talks readily about herself.
A brain operation has helped her
recover from a mental disorder
that started when she was Is.
''One morning." she said, Il
woke up tense, with a feeling
that something awful was going
to happen. From then on. the
feeling never left me. Neither did
the pressure in my head. 1t was
as if someone were squeezing
hard against my temples with
clenched fists. But the strangest
thing was that | kept washing
my hands. I'd be sitting in the
living room and suddenly feel
uncomfortable and nervous.
Il thought my hands were
dirty: | didn't want to touch
anything. When ! washed it was
always the same routine. First ]
washed my hands several times.
very carefully. Then ! touched
the top of my head. my forehead.
nose and chin. Then / washed
my hands again. l did that over
and over and over. | knew it
wasn't rational. but | couldn't
help it. / felt driven, like a
machine. =
Evening star., 1954-11-12
Take q .. c. Word Tour"

~ VVttu TOUT
Walking round The Hecht
Go. is just like going round the
world with every window an
other exciting port of call. See
Holland antique, the British
Grown Jewels in replico. q
model of ItoIy's foned foun-
tain Of Trevi and q host of
other fascinating ottroetions.
Tomorro~'s the last doy!
Evening star., 1954-11-12
245.95 Ahrnfeldt Limoges 93pc. China Dinner Sets

Exclusively ours in Washington! Our buver went
to the famous Ahrnfeldt factory in France
drove sharp bargain with the manufacturer to
obtain this greatly reduced price! Nor is this
ordinary china, either . it's the exquisite trans
lucent Limoges china your grandmother priced
50 highly translated into the delicate Dresden
bouquet pattern to grace the tables of today.
Magnificent setting for Thanksgiving tables
and at exciting savings!
Evening star., 1954-11-12
Vim . Trip 10 Sunny ItoIy--

Win . Trip TO Sunny ItaIy--
Tomorrow! Lost chance TO
win Q round trip to ltoly for
one person on the S. S. Roma
of Loiro Lines. Ticket good ot
ory time, for any period Of
time. Get your entry blonk ot
any Of the ; Hecht Co. stores,
deposit it in the entry box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01

5249 42nd Street NV.
This gracious brick Colonial years DID, will appeal to those look
ing for larger home in Of Woshngtons most convenient
LOCATIONS Living roo dining kitchen and Jorge cheerful
floor Three bedrooms and boths second floor
Two bedrooms third Recreation bedroom. bath and
equipped kitchen basement. Slate roof Oil hwh
Priced OF S26,9S0 .t
For Further Details. Coll Mrs. Romsey a. S-ls66
Directo Hiscnnsn Ire to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01
with white wool ball fringe.

with white wool ball fringe.
@. The floor covering and wall
tile in the bathroom in my new
home are pale yellow ceramic
tile. What color should paint
the upper walls and ceiling? I
would really like a color with
which I use both green and blue
accessories, if at all possible.
A. If you paint the upper
walls and ceiling of your bath
room a soft shade of lilac you
could use both the green and
blue accessories.
@. am planning to get twin
Hollywood beds for my 3-year-
old daughters room. The walls
are rose, the draperies also are
rose with a pattern of nursery
rhyme characters and the limo
leum f1oorcovering is blue. What
colors should I select for the
headboards on the beds and for
bedSpreads?
A. Light blue would be a good
color for the headboards on the
beds you are planning to get
for your daughters room and
for the bedspread. white with
blue and white plaid dust ruff1e.
@. We are redecorating our
living room. We are having two
sectional pieces made for a cor
ner grouping. These will be up
holstered in a forest green nylon
fabric. The rug is two-tone rose.
a lounge chair is beige and a
slipper chair is rose.
What colors would Re good for
the walls, draperies and a table
lamp? I would like to have cor
nices on the two windows. Would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01
This Can Be Just the Thing to Reflect Bit Of Spring
By Betty Lenohon

The smallest touch of spring
"a single plant, a bunch of
flowers, a cutting of leaves and
shoots-can stimulate an entire
living room if properly placed
and tastefully accented.
The easiest and most effective
technique is to set, flowers and
foliage before mirrors in differ
ent parts of the room. Spring
cuttings arranged in front of
mirror will seem to double in
size and color; illumination will
be heightened by reflection from
all angles. and the mirror-itself
focal point-will catch the eye
and assure attention.
The living rooms most PROM
inent mirror-and- greenery loca-
ton is. of course, above the fire.
place mantel. It is, however, the
one place where a relatively large
flower or plant arrangement is
needed to achieve a balanced
effect.
Elsewhere in the room, deco
rative mirrors can be used to
project floral groupings of any
size and in almost endless COM
binations.
Especially apt are a combina-
ton Of lilies-o -the-valley or
white iris with mirror framed
in wrought iron: simple greenery
broad leaves and stems-with
a mirror frame Of white tile; red
roses backed by polished brass,
copper or gilt: such multicolored
blooms as bachelor buttons,
black-eyed Susans and sweet
peas with one of the modern,
cloth-textured frames, and tiger
lilies set off by patterned burlap
imbedded in clear plastic.
In each of these cases, the
mirror hanging on the wall will
throw it's floral reflection to-
ward the center of the room.
Just as effective, however, is
mirror used below eye level and
rejecting upward.
A centerpiece arrangement on
a mirror-covered table or buffet
receives a flattering underlight
impossible on a bare table. Or,
If the entire top is not mirrored,
an oval or circular plateau mir
ror will have the same effect.
Questions and Answers.
@. What would be good colors
for the walls and draperies for
a mans room? The furniture
is mahogany.
A. Any of the deep tones are
good colors for the walls of a
mans room. Why not paint
them forest green and get dra-
peries with a scenic pattern on
beige background?
@. am planning to redeco-
rate my kitchen and would like
some advice. The woodwork is
gray and the ceiling is white.
What colors would you suggest
for the wallpaper, linoleum and
curtains?
A. A wallpaper with a pattern
in red, gray and white on a
royal blue background would be
nice for your kitchen. Get gray
linoleum with red feature strip
and red chintz curtains edged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01

background. Floor length drap-
cries are always more effective,
particularly in the living room.
White would be a good color for
the table lamp.
(Released by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01

sill-length draperies be all right?
A. Paint the walls of your
living room rose and the cor
nices to match. Get draperies
with a floral pattern in rose,
green and beige on a brown
Evening star., 1954-04-04
COLORED
THE NEW ,II,I DuNBAR l.A., HOTEL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

LARGE ROOM with porch for a man
or employed couple. reasonable. HU.
1i5 5t6 ST. N.E.-clean, comfortable
Tm; conv. transp.; reas. rates. Ii.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM, adjoining bath
$25 month. RA. 6-8632. a
MICHIGAN PARK. 1925 Allison st
ne. LA. 6-5942; several extra-clean
furn. rms, In pvt. home; must see
to appreciate. Rent reasonable. "A
132 CONsT. AvE.--New rates. dbl
and sgl rms. Attr. liv: rm. and
some kit. privils. Ii. 6-7140. --6
COLORED-1129 MORSE ST. NE
PERSONS. tsSms tCIs Ii. 7-o5s7s4i. ss4i A''"'n' e4Di
COLORED-FURN. ROOMS for man
for couple: home privileges: call
COLORED-ROOM for employed mar
ried couple. bsmt. kit. Also single
room for man: conv. transp. Ii
COLORED-FURN. RIM. with privils.
or nnfurn. Lu. 1885: cali cali after
$50 pm. Mon. through Fri: al
day Sat. and Sunday. %
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RMS.
all new heat, plenty h. W., home
priv. 910 10th st. ne. Ii. 6-472S.
COLORED-COMF. QUIET ROOM in
suburban home. Privileges; employed
adult, $27 mo. LU. 2-6672.
COLORED-NR. N. CAPITOL; large
rm. for single person; home priv.
good transportation. DU. 7-7302.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.

S. ARLINGTON-Corn bedrm., kit.
5riyils;; lady; eonv. bus shop. oV.
ARLINGTON - studio rm., modern
cona n'qe ioe pa S45 Os.h a. SSrsaRsr s4Sf D0rfh'
SILVER SPRING. close in-Large,
comfortable rm. and bath. JU. g.
va gentlemen. twin beds. 2 clos
cts, pvt; bath, Must be seen to be
appreciated. JE. 3-O294. LU. A.
1917 N. EDGEwooD ST.. Arl.. Va.
Lovely room: nr. bus, home privi-
ARLINGTON. VA.-Large furn. rms.
IN new home conveniently located.
ARkINGToN-1st RI S6;iH9S floor, comfortable rita
single room. dc uhle exposure, pri-
yate bath: gentle home: IA blocks
from Lee hwy; quiet country at
mlSSpneTs' laSyE "a 5asaa MINUTES Key Bridge;
ALEX. - Attractive sgle. rm., dble.
Wiz. XII. S-S975. @4
FURNISHED single bedrm. for ]
gentle sentIsman nP. sIa, Bethesda shopping
NICE TwfN:BEDD RIM, for ? nice
girls or gentlemen; use Of home
like own: y blk. bus. JE. 4-59l6.
FRT. BEDRM., adj. bath: phone pri-
vii; $50 mo. Also ground-fir dble
rm.. pvt. entr.. shower, Law: $40 a
VIZ; gentlemen. JU. 5-6745 and
ARL.-Congenial cpl. will share near
by Va. home with gentleman only;
reas. ia. 7-0670.
BEDROOM AND BATH in charming
house in old Alexandria. 800 Prince
SILVER sPRiNNG-Front bedroom
and hath n Nniaf hnpna Gin
.JU. 5-5462. 9512 Garwood st.
ALEX.-Attr. rm.. next bath; bus
at door for Navy Annex; Pentason
or p: c; OV. .3-4154.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rm., ad-
Joining bath; convenient transpor-
tation IA. 2-6O64. -6
ARLINGTON-Room private. semipvt.
bath; bus Is min. Pentagon, Const
and d. c. IA. 2-15S9.
ARLINGTON-1st f.. next to bath;
mr.. Kann's and Clarendon: empl
lady: 2 blks. bus; privils. IA. 2-3426.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Attrac rm.,
Oriental rugs, $40 wk. OIL. 2-2635.
ARLINGTON, 9se 10th st. S.
Large, clean rms; pvt. home; kitch-
en- PRIVILEGES; double or single.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-No other
roomers in lovely bungalow; kit,
ldry. privilS., or will share with
congen. lady; bus at DIR. JU. $1,000.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CLUB MASON. I726 N. H. ave. NV
For those seeking the best. De
luxe living in a residential club for
refined ladies and gentlemen. SIG
per wk. and up including full
course meals and hotel services. NO
NICE LARGE well-furn. room. for re-
tired or elderly person; 3 excellent
meals. Elev. service. NO. 7-4771 .
1912 COLUMBIA RD N.w.-single
or double. Home cooked meals. TV.
cony. location: reas. rates. DU.
FoB EMPLOYED MOTHER with
child: day care for child. Falls
Church. KE. S-593S. 10
NICE ROOM for 2 girls. couple or
mother and child; care for child
while mother works: excl. trans.
Lovely Sv 'Ipv PVT. HOME for elderly
people; 2 rms. and pvt. bath; excel.
",eale former nurse reas. Ed.
HAVE ROOM for employed mother
and child. IA. 4-0f74
I ROOM and kitchen, bsmt. apt;
will care and board child for work
ing mother; $50 mo. IA. 9-9239.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

SEAS. HARDWOOD, stove and firepl..
lengths; cords. h-cords. deliv. NV
area; clearance pcs. ia. 2-3141.
Fcaa Come FREE hsip yoal.e raEaLo:; a. ~ slnss
1925 N. 26th st., Arl.. Va.
ALL OAK FIREPLACE WOOD. S24
WOOD-Cut oak, 2 cords, firewood
all. $50. ia. S-5S61.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
ROOMS FURNISHED NV.

COLORED - ASIA ONTARIO I'd. -
Lovely front rm. for gentleman;
conv. to 2 car lines. Call CO. 5-5536
coLoREeS oiRReO'n.sni NJ 4o9 SHEPHERD ST.
Dble. rm., men pref, cple. accepted;
pvt. home; conv. RA. 6-7S05.
COLORED - DOUBLE ROOM. single
man or couple; NV, on car line
home privileges. IA. 9-3690.
Apt. bldg; large, nicely furn. rm
for one lady; pvt. phone; privl. HU
COLORED-LGE. FRONT rm., mex,
to bath: empl. man; privileges. TU
COLORED - LARGE FRONT room
twin beds; men or couple; / child
accepted; all privileges. RA. 6-1936.
COLORED-UPPER 18th ST.; large,
attractive rm., pvt. home; couple
or gentlemen; reasonable. TU
Evening star., 1954-04-04
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

MODERN 2-bath home OF Branch
ave. Sc. many extras, refgr. opt.
conv. c-S bus, SS wk. LU. 1-11O9
-5
1900 T ST. S.E.-Large front room
nicely furn., near bath; conf. home;
use OF phone. Man. LU. 1-1020. -A
CAPITOL HILL, ODD. House once
blk. Library of Congress-Furn. rm
for man. Ii. 3.2913. .
CAPITOL HILL-Large room, front
corner, private home; suit lady:
conv. 3 carlines: running water in
room: hot plate permitted: unlim
phone: refs. req.; $40 mo. Ii.
4-1507.
COLORED-Furn. front rm., to / or
2 ladies. in widows home. Privils.
reasonable. Ii. 4-1079 a
Evening star., 1954-04-04
ROOMS WANTED

PROF. MAN desires room, wjcon-
genial. musically- minded home. pref.
Ital. or European w/home privils.
Upper NV, Chevy Chase or Bethes-
da area. Box 436-D. Star. A.
SINGLE ROOM wanted by man; state
location and rent. Box 454-D, Star.
ELDERLY LADY wants 1st-floor room
and board in pvt. home; $40 per
mo. Box 403-H, Star.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

CONN. AVE, opp. sherat ton PIX. Ht.-
Furn. -unfurn.; refgr. L-2. La bus:
S35-S6O mo. co. 5,e717. 4
4I9 9th ST. S.W.-Room and kit;
conv. to Va. downtown. Goyt. office
1aSs GlSsS' HssRyaRD ar ar Ms sT. saw N%:-Ige'
studio. 1st.f, front, near bath. suit.
GI7 18th ST. N.E.-Lge front rm..
suitable 2. men or cple. with child
NEAR IA o-t coNN. att AND CATHEDRAL
2-rm. apt. End floor. running water,
refgr. and cooking facilities, next
bath; lady. Also efic. AID. 4-1397.
1927 EYE ST. N.w.-Nice clean
aS1sessspnF ion Mss cAPps s in Rn 1xcesRs asos oea
18th AND RHODE ISLAND. NE
Two-rm. apt. bright and clean; full
kit; free telephone. AID. 4-3163.
AIRFoAM STUDIO RM.-Refgr. grin.
MI TF4F PFLEAsANf. s. n" 3s4 Ef 18th aos3S st. NV ID
Single ,furn. housekeeping rm.. next
to bath: $40. Also l large furn
housekeeping rm.. twin beds; avail
AT4 APril qoS5e |; $50 utils'' utensils included
esf7 81; ;sss@G; 18th sr. N.w.-Housekeepine
nm g1sos0at water, refsr'; no drinking. DE
1a6 srd ST. NV, Q or 3 rooms
for HOUSEKEEPING: no drinking: also
DUPoNTF iUEfPs6iNNF CIRCLE. CHRc 1904 21st st. NV.
Running water. refgr;. lge.. newly
dsfSTateG %ypS rSe% pvT pc nm 9a4a aGn EA4H
pvt. entr. refgr. and hot plate; suit.
for .. 3S17 34th ST.. Mt. Raj
eaaI i LEE H HWY, ARLINGTON, Va
Large room, refrigerator, stove;
next to bath. Phone IA. $4,000.
aII8 PA. AVE. N.W.-L.hk. rm.,
nicely furn., newly dec; new re-
trigeratori stove; streetcar at door.
.5a9 18th ST. N.w.-First FIR. bed
sitting rm., lge. closets. compl. kit,
PVT. ent.: S12.7o one; $3.50 for :.
Also $40 wk., unit. DE. 2-1675,
NEAR 18th and Columbia rd. NV;
sgl. effc.; quiet neighborhood: $40
mo-; all util. incl. LA. 6-2SS1.
CO. 5-5175.
LGE. RM., DINETTE
$3.50 wk: elec. refgr., gas range.
running water: blk. of Conn;
suitable cple. 1925 18th st. NV
COLORED-NICE I-ROOM, dinette,
kitchenette. new Frigidaire, new gas
range; see to appreciate. Call RA.
COLoRED
1898 18th ST. NV
Larse studio unit for light housekeep-
Call Ma. S-05S7 or see janitor on
premises
Evening star., 1954-04-04
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

FERTILE GOOSE EGGS for hatch,
ing, cheap; eggs for Easter. 222
9th st. ne. Ii. 3-3707. -
FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE. 61g
K st. NV. ME. S-00S9.
BABY CHICKS, Md. y. g. approved
pullorum- m-clean. New HampShtres and
White Rocks. Hatches every Friday
Closed on Sunday. HINES HATCH
ERY. Qlney. Md 10. 5'5211 OF
Flu. S-2021.
B. ROCKS OR REDS. your choice;
c. o. D., $40 per 100. NATIONAL
CHICKS, Phila. 19. Pa.
LAYING HENS, S2.25 apiece. Call
Jordan S-3327.
NEW HAMPSHIRE CHICKS and
BIB. turkey poults, day-old and
started. U. SIND. approved; Pullo-
rum clean. Hatching wkly. LO
POULTRY EQUIPMENT. feeders,
automatic waterers. grid hopper,
fence, steel posts; sacr. JU. 9-0206
RABBITS wanted, 2Ha-5 pounds. FRED
YOUNG. Sandy Spring, Md. Fulton
S-5157.
RABBITS WANTED
Best prices in town maid. Brins
them to 1909 Nichols ave, Sc.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

COLORED-I335 18th ST. NV
rm.. kit, share bath; SAT so
GUARANTY REALTY, INC, MA
S-06S7.
Evening star., 1954-04-04

The John Kilpen Hotel
.231O ASHMEAD PL. NV.
" block OF Conn. ave-, oveflookine
Rock Creek Park Dble and sgle.
rms, pvt. bath avail; excel. meals;
rates. $3.50 wk. up. HO. sR-3566.