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Evening star., 1954-01-20
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CAROL HIGHLANDS. N. Hamp ave.
liv. .rm. 20xl3. dining ell. > bedrms.,
bath: End f.. . bedrms. and storage.
hot-waterradiant heat. brick ter
race. driveway. S16.250. JU. 9-7659.
CHEVERLY. on Cheverly ave.-Ten-
yr.-old det:. brick, with . lge. bed
knotty-pine bsmt.. oil h-w.h., ga
rage; lge; landscaped lot; SI2,75o
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. LU. 4
CHEVERLY-,5-yr. -old brick Colonial;
din rm.. mod. kit: and bath; full
bsmt., Neighbors asking S175o0 for
identical property; We must sell
Si5'S5o Cali Mr.. Gribble, ST. 8.
;536S' evesSs LU. 4-2462. ATLAS
c6EHEGE SfHEGE PARK PARK pRoPER-5-room.
brisk; iss.- Cape Cod; Level lot; Sl4,;55sso.
This as a honeymooners' cottage of
lovely white brick; liv. rm. with fire.
place, bedrms.; KIT, and bath or
SsS 5$sS; svsss san LII. IT, 4'54S$. HS!e' S!hAs I;a
REALTY CO. 20
HYATTsvILLE; 1900 blk; jefferson
everythins: 5 i:i rms. bath bath. u Screened
porch; oil NV; h.. full bsmt.: owner
bought larger home. priced to sell.
Al financing, easy terms, exclusive
agt. RA 6-63o1. DE. 2-6399.
HYATTSvILLE HILLS-Center-ha
brick Cape Cod. Two lge. bedrms.,
din. rm equip. kit. sep. breakfast
rm.. fireplace, screened porch, full
bsmt., Diet. gar. shaded lot; near
all cows. price slashed from Sl6.-
$50 to only S14.500 for immediate
FERRY BOSWELL CO. WA. 7-4500.
HYATTsVILLE - Brick BUNGALOW;
newly dec; . rms. 1st f.; extra-lge.
rm finished on 2nd A.; dry bsmt.,
h.-w. heat. fireplace; (, porches, ga,
rage; . buslines' l@ public, lie paSoehisl d1Is1
II. JOHNSON WA. 7-5O5O. --21
:, complete apts.. baths. Each
apt has rms. full bsmt., oil heat
acre of ground: $1,000 down:
priced reas:; L block to bus. school
REALTY, 2TS VIZ. 7ei5si, no. s@?g5i
LiNDOVFR ESTATES - Beautifully
decorated 3-h"drr'. home in excel
como. by OWNER Ctransferredl
must sell at once, $l,50n down; AP
ILANDOVER HILLS bedrms.. de
luxe ramblers. basement. all mode. i
kitchen stairway to STORAGE attic
Nr. schools. churches. shopping
$1,000 down. ful' price $l3.950
Till 8 pm. ROBERT :. Davis & CO
LANDOVER HILLS-Detached com.
pletely refrigerated; $74 q montf
pays everything; 81 $50, with
JOSEPH KINSKY, ST. 3-5311: WA
LANGLEY PARK AREA-3-bedroon
J brick rambler, like new; tile bath
full dry bsmt,. gas heat. Only S14,'
$50. PECK CO., HE. A-6400.
Evening star., 1954-01-20
CAMP SPRINGS AREA
- ACRES GROUND
RORn AIT ENTnWN DnAn

6a69 ALLENTOWN ROAD
OPEN. ! TO 3
srolnd close to city, safe place Tor
children to play, ,yegetable garden,
Det. gar, Camp SPRINGS bus within
one block. Priced to sell at $12.950.
Reasonable down payment, To
right on Rt. 5 to Allentown rd,,
right to house. For appt.. Mr.. Cross,
-o MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1874 l4th st. AID. 4-"0o5,
COLI EGE PARK-6-year-o old Colonial
brick home in peri. cond.; firepl,,
sd si45oo, S5@' weli Fsi hSs, Hsnced ASKING price
EAST FYATTSVILLE - 5-year- old
shingle bungalow; 3 rms, expansible
attie fun bsmt., gas beat: front
storm windows. sii. 400. GI or con-
ventional. A real bargain. LOUIS
MILLER; Realtor. UN. 4-2723; ewes.
HYATTsvILLE-S50O down: lst Of
fering, 3-bedrm. brick: sep. din
rm.. equip. kit. with disposal and
auto. washer; lots Of closets; l blk
bus pear near school and shopping cen
J. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7-sOs0
- 5000 dn. CT. 9
bedrm.. newly decorated ash. shingle
bungalow: sep din. rm.. equip. kit,
pantry. full bsmt., recr. rm.. screen
ed front porch. inclosed rear porch;
ga-sge: I blk to schools. on transp
J. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7-S0S0
Mt. RAINIER 5000 down, GI,
S69.03 mo. total payment. Immac.
o-Story asbestos shingle; large fam
lily din. rm., 2O-ft. equip. kit: full
bsmt, new furnace, oil h.-wh,
Floored attic; l blk. bus. conv. to
J. vIcT1oR D1cKEy Ap. 7-soso
4 BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS
TAKOMA PARK
Fine brick Colonial: perfect family
home; screened porch, sun deck.
pine-paneled recr, rm, with bar,
fnll hSmt.; mr.. schools churches.
shopping and transp.; in the low
30s. DOROTHY K. WINSTON CO,
905 18th st. NV, ST. 3-0550 til
q pm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S6s PER MONTH
Good BUNGALOW for someone with
So 600 down. Call Mr.. Steele. 10.
S-3551 after Z pm. JOHN H. Nc
AILISTER REAL, ESTATE on
Evening star., 1954-01-20
EAST CAPITOL ST,

NEAR .. S. CAPITOL
Is located this very large, white brick
flat front Colonial home, consisting
Of 10 large rooms, baths. nice
yards, auto heat. . kitchens. Very
reas. priced for cash above large
first trust. Vacant. Possession
with title. HERBERT g. SONS.
Realtors SIS E Capitol St, Ii.
3-0Io % Ewes II 9-o1S1
Evening star., 1954-01-20
MINED POSS
RAMBLER
Shirley Woods. Arl, Va.

OIlIrIey WOOuS., All, va.
A handsome spacious home, finest
quality construction. Generous living
rm. with fireplace, dining rm; a
kitchen that iS the answer to every
woman's dream. 3 bedrms.. . do
luxe baths, storage attic. recrea-
tion rm. with fireplace: gear st.
tached garage: beautiful !andsca ped
lot. Open daily. 2 to dark, at other
than open hours. call Mr. Reiley.
TIE. 6-7420. THOS j. FISHER ds
CO. INC. 73S 18th st. NV. DI. z.
Evening star., 1954-01-20
JIM BRITT

NEAR D. C.. LINE
Detached brick on lot 55xl60; l bed
rra. and bath on 1st floor; = bedrms
and bath on End floor. Full base
ment, gas heat, Anchor fence. Only
A. A. CAROZZA co.
9412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0O40
Evening star., 1954-01-20

1910 POTOMAC AVE.
O. lovely rms. 2 incl. porches; oil
h.-w. heat; good cond Must sell
immed. Low down payment. CO.
6-6676 al
Evening star., 1954-01-20
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE

Beautiful 7-rm semidet. brick. Liv.
rm.. din, rm., kit. 3 bedrms on end
Il. Finished rm., 3rd. fl. Basement.
Oh heat. Concrete front porch.
Fenced rear yard. Bargain at
S15.500. Call Mr., Noon, LU. A.
T. PAUL MUDD CO.
Evening star., 1954-01-20
VA APPROVED

6-rm. brick; only yrs. old and in
complete kit. full bsmt.. storm sash
Lot. Anchor-fenced for children's
safety. Conv. to schools, shopping
and tTsnsp. full bath and 2ha
baths. Priced below VA appraisal
Tor quick sale. Phone now, LO. q
Evening star., 1954-01-20
CARMODY HILLS
NEW RAMBLERS
ONLY S10,5O0

WITH FULL BASEMENT
Two attractive new ramblers that are
remall able value at the sacrifice
liberal dining area; two spacious
kedrms. with wonderful closet Spa ce,
tilc7 hath end a superhlv coui~ped
LUXURY kitchen. Onlv s. 900 cash
nected. Cell MA. S-97o7 daily; after
Capitol View Realty Co.
Evening star., 1954-01-20
/ Bedrms., 2 Baths
$4,000
$4,000
4 BEDROOMS

All large rooms; li7 baths: bedrm
and half bath down, makes this
brick Cape Cod on A-acre lot extra
desirable. Full basement, side
screened porch. Better hurry on
this one. Call ia. 7-9090 TO inspect
Evening star., 1954-01-20
KENs1NGTON

"a LOVE NEST"
Large liv. rn1 t24x12) with firepl.,
huge kit. with dining area. bedrm.
and modern bath. Upstairs, huge
bedrm. t24x15D completely finished
in wormy chestnut paneling. All
built-in t60) chest drawers, desk.
bookshelves. vanity and storage
space. Full bsmt. Fenced lot.
FINANCING TO SUIT PURCHASER
block to Conn. ave. bus transp. to
shopping, churches and schools.
Shown By appt. only. LEACH &
CRoNIN. INC" 10. $500; ewes.
IA. Ss4711. -21
, 1954-10-09
Speeding Truck Turns
Turtle When it Hits
Bridge: 8 Injured
speeding Dodge dump

A speeding Dodge dump
truck struck a bridge on the
highway east Of Longford be-
tween one and two o'clock
yesterday. The driver, Gle
mente Acevido and two boys
Juan Ayala and Condito Lee
desma were injured. They
were given first aid treat
ment by a physician summon
ed by Laurence Merrill, mana
ger Of Estate Longford and
later all three were taken to
the Charles HarWood Hospital
for observation.
According to Police reports,
the truck apparently was go
ing too fast to take the curve;
it struck a bridge when the
brakes were applied, and turn
ed completely over into a gut.
Condito who was riding in the
Continued on page ~
, 1954-10-09
Alvu Mac Fdrldne. at
the Urging Of Friends.
to Run for District

Alva Mac Farlane, former
member Of the Municipal
Council has thrown his hat in
the ring as a candidate for
Senator at Large from the
District Of st. Croix.
Mr.. Mac Farlane who was
defeated for reelection by a
narrow margin, was undecid-
ed until he yielded to the pres
sure Of friends and admirers.
His formal announcement
in another issue Of this paper.
, 1954-10-09
Registration in New
York for November z
Elections end Oct. 8

Registration in New York for
the coming elections on Nov
ember 2, will end tonight.
Voters have up until 1890 to
register.
Indications are that registra
ton is still on in St. Thomas.
Registration ended in St.
'Croix on October /.
, 1954-10-09
Recommendations
for Reorganization OF
Govt Will be Pub.

AS promised, the recommen
dations TO rthe reorganization
Of the Government Of the Vir
Islands will be published
for the benefit Of our readers
but circumstances over which
we had no control forced US
to arrange for publication in
the coming week.
, 1954-10-09
Moving Of Education
Department Here
DrdWs Criticism
Members Of the st. Thomas

Members of the ST. Thomas
Municipal Council are express
ing concern over the sugges-
ton Of the experts on reor-
ganization Of the government
to move the Department Of
Education to ST. Croix, accord
ing to am article in the Daily
News.
Continuing the News arti-
Gle said that it was unofficial
" stated that "Dr. Robert
Cotton, who spent a few days
here sometime ago looking
over the educational field and
who visited st. Croix during
his visit has expressed the de-
sire to take the post of Com
missioner Of Education. DR..
Cotton, it is said, would pre-
fer to live on the island of
St. Croix. The recommended
ton is said to be in keeping
with the desire of Dr., Cotton.
The stationing Of the Agri-
culture and Labor Depart
ment to st. Croix will not be
opposed by Couneilmen here,
the article said, as "they see
St. Croix as the natural habi-
tat for agricultural develop
ment".
, 1954-10-09

that a Negro Will appear on
its stage.
Miss Marian Anderson was
once barred from appearing
in Constitution Hall by the
Daughters Of the American
Revolution because Of her
race. The late Secretary Of
the Interior, Harold Ickes,
then invited her to sing from
the Lincoln memorial instead.
Her first appearance is ex-
|pected to be in January 1855.
Miss Anderson sings in nine
languages
Miss Anderson said that
Continued on page q
, 1954-10-09

ANGELEs-Because he was required to take 9 physical
ayansinat,on baeora entering q summer camp for blind children.
Andrew Nicholson, Ia, through a qurk Of fate, regalned perfect LEFT
his lie. Andrew had lost total sight in his right eye and was down
IN his last Ave percent in the left eye. However, 9 donating eye
surgeon ~ as III Dr Henry Yen Lee, was IN attendance at the California
Babes and Chrdren's Hospital and through his operation Andrew
reeained his sight. Pictured above ts nurse baroara G01oWaVeS
(leftl giving Andrew q visual test
, 1954-10-09

and St. Lucia. This distur-
bance has increased in inten-
sity and this afternoon is To-
Gated in the area to the west
of Dominica and Guadeloupe.
It is moving between N
and NV at about IS to 20
MPH and is causing heavy
rain and squalls to the north
of the Guadeloupe Dominica
area
It is expected to increase in
size and intensity during the
next IL to "a hours and all
interests in the Virgin Islands
and Puerto Rico are urged to
be on the alert"
, 1954-10-09
Morion Anderson. Virgin islands. P. R.
First 81 Negro Race. lWurned to be on
To Sing at MET. Opera Alert for Storm

Marian Anderson+ leading The following report has
American contralto, was sign been received through the
ed to sing at the Metropolitan courtesy of Cable Wireless
Opera House in New York Limited: San Juan, PR. 433
during the coming season. It p October 9th at midnight
will the be first time in the last night a slight disturbance
history of the famous Met, formed on an easterly wave
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-16

Saturday, October Is. 1854
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-16
Today's
Business
Mirror
LOWER LEVEL

NEW YORK R-The pickup in
steel output is welcomed today by
those who are looking for better
times ahead. But it has yet 70
set off any rush of forward order
ing in the metals industry.
Manufacturers continue to take
it slow and easy. Lead and zinc
producers have been helped by the
governments policy Of buying
metal for the defense stockpile,
which has hiked the price. But the
higher price may be one of the
reasons'that the makers of civilian
goods are ordering these metals
skimpily.
Steel ordering has picked up
enough to send output pleasantly
above last summers slow-motion
pace. But the mills still aren't
turning out anywhere near the
amount of steel they were this
time last year.
Many steelmen are looking for
the pace to gain a little more
speed shortly. They think the auto
makers have used up most of their
steel inventories and will be order
ing in quantity when the 1855
models start rolling off the produc-
ton lines. ,
And the pickup in steel produc-
ton has already sent the price of
steel scrap higher. Another factor
in the steel scrap price rise has
been an increase in export, with
the relaxation of some of the
governments grip on any mater
ials that might in time find their
way into enemy armament fac
tories.
Some even look for a boost in
steel scrap demand when and il
They reason that the demand for
scrap will in time work through
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-16
By Sam Dawson

the whole metals industry.
Copper scrap prices, on the other
hand, have broken this week after
their recent climb. Scrap was in
demand because a series of strikes
in the mines and refineries in this
country and in Chile had cut off
supplies of virgin copper.
Strike settlements have fore
shadowed an end to the shortage
and dampened the demand for
scrap. Fabricators, however, say
the demand for virgin copper is
still high, since it will be some
time before the copper ore now
being mined again will show up as
refined copper. And they are re.
newing their plea to Washington to
relax the stockpiling program
temporarily. The Office of Defense
Mobilization indicates that shortly
it will have an answer to these
requests. So, copper earmarked
for the defense stockpile may flow
into civilian channels until the
shortage is over.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-16

Subscribe To The Citizen
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-16

BY Andrew e. long -.


Do. spray outdoors or where
there is plenty of ventilation in
doors.
DO. mask off areas of the
project you don't want sprayed, as
there is always a light overspray.
Do. hold the sprayer gun at
right angles to the work, moving
it in a straight line and not in an
arc.
Do. release the trigger just
before ending the stroke, overlap
ping each stroke slightly.
Don't. . use your sprayer until
you thoroughly read the directions
that come with, as there are many
different types requiring different
adjustments for best RESULTS.
Don't. neglect to thin the fin.
ishing material, straining, the mix
ture through cheesecloth if there
are any pigmented Jumps in it.
Don't. continue spraying if the
gun sputters, as this means the
mixture is too thick or the gun
needs cleaning.
Don't. forget that if you fail
to clean the sprayer after using, it
probably viii clog the next time
you use 1t.
Don't. smoke while working
| or Immediately thereafter, as some
of the spray may still be in the
surrounding air.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-16
SIS Million In
Savings Bonds
Florida

The month of September again
saw Savings Bond sales of nearly
S. million credited to Florida buy
ers, it was reported today by Mon
roe County Savings Bond Com
mittee Chairman Trevor.
"E Bond sales were $3,553, 1856,
H Bonds for the month totaled ST.
010, 900 and Florida Federal agen-
cies' credit added $337 ,O27 to ac-
hieve a $4,9OO,3 1862 figure, EOS per
cent ahead of September 1885," "
Trevor added. Monroe County sa-
les were $36,837 and for the year.
to-date now show $55s, $685."
GAS we approach the closing
months of the year it appears how
ever that Florida will have to step
up its tempo of bond purchases if
our state is to reach the full at
tainment of its $71.6 million quota
assigned by the Treasury Depart
ment as a part of its program of
a billion more in "a, the minimum
which Treasury officials calculat-
ed must be bought to protect its
sound mnoey program" Mr.. Ire
vor stated.
'"The present levels of bond pur-
chases carried throughout the re-
manning weeks will leave our state
somewhat more than $6 million
Short" he reported.
Savings Bonds provide the in.
dividual investor with a choice o1
either deferred interest income
which adds to the growing guar
anteed cash values in the E Bond
or current income by Treasury
check every six months in the case
of the Series H." Chairman Trevor
explained.
"Both are free of market fluc-
tuation, pays 3 per cent compound
interest when held for the nine
years and eight months till first
maturity. The E may be retained
for an additional 10 years and will
then return 30 per cent more than
the original investment. $4,000 of
each may be purchased by any in
dividual within one calendar year" "
he concluded.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-16
Duplex Heads City
Building Permits

A duplex and two concrete block
and stucco homes headed this
weeks city building permits.
The permit for the duplex was
issued to B. N. Hamilton at 1713
Laird. The permit was for $4,000.
A $4,000 CHS home is to be built
by the Noble Construction Co. at
2424 Linda. Weyman Russell! was
issued an $1,000 permit for a CHS
home at 1904 Venetia.
Other permits were:
Clara Johnson, 309 Amelia, addi-
ton, $500.
Jose Ramirez, 1905 Harris, addi-
ton $500.
Anton Rrischnik, 1438 Virginia,
repairs, $70O.
Edward Sweeting, 31S Truman,
addition, $4,000.
Poinciana Apartment, paint roofs
81, 800.
Steven Motel, South and Simon
ton, repairs, $4,000.
Paul Sher, 1127 Johnson, fence,
$500.
]. W. Blanding 800 Truman, re-
pairs, 5000.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-16

The largest Of the permits issued
so far this month Is for SIS, 900
concrete block and stucco home On
Grassy Key. The owner is ]. S. Y.
WINS.
Lee D. Jones, who owns an auto
body repair shop at Marathon took
out an $4,000 permit for a new
shop building with apartments On
the second floor. The new CHS
building will be near the Marathon
Community Church.
Ernest Leder is building a two
unit, $500 CHS motel on Grassy
Key.
George J. Murray is adding four
units to his CHS Key Largo Colo.
nial Motel at a cost of $10,600.
Eugene Glownaik is building a
$5, 200 CHS residence at Islamora-
da.
James L. Brown hs a $500 per-
NIT to build a frame garage and
apartment at Marathon.
John E. Wolter, Jr., is building
a $4,000 CHS residence at Mara
thOn.
On Stock Island, Ernest Lopez,
Of 914 Packer Street, is building a
$500 CHS warehouse and apart
ment building.
Mrs. Lottie S. Downing is build
ing frame home on Key Largo.
The permit is for $500.
Also on Key Largo, Delorea and
Adolph Klaus have $500 permit
for concrete block residence.
Key Largo also is getting a 200
seat open air theater. ]. L. Hud-
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-16
Timothy Takes
Grandpa For
A Wild Ride

LONG BEACH, Calf. R-Grand-
pa James X. Green got the ride
of his life with 2-year-old Timothy
Davis.
Green's daughter, Mrs. Helen
Davis, left her son Timothy in the
front seat of her auto with her
father, whose injured foot was in
cast. Timmy sat down on the
accelerator and turned on the ig-
milton. The car roared away in
low gear, leaped a curb, tore out
the front porch of house, ca
reened next door where Mrs. Ma
rion Copeland tainted as it whizzed
by her.
Green finally slammed on the
brake with his hand.
Mrs. Copeland was the only cas-
ualty, but grandpa Green says:
Next time the kid stays in the
back seat"
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-16

THE KEY WEST clTIzEN Pas.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-16
Hearing Aid
Threw Him Off

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. "a -
Patrolman HI. Exert Jr. was
drinking coffee at an all-night di-
ner Thursday night when David
Ballard rushed in and said he had
heard a "muffled explosion"
Detectives and additional patrol
men were dispatched. But Ballard,
a nightwatchman at a nearby shop
ping center, discovered the source
of the explosion.
He had bought new batteries for
his hearing aid Thursday and for
got to adjust the volume. A slam
ming door sounded to him like a
safecracker's blast.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-16

dleston and Jeff Gautier have a
5000 permit for the theater, con-
cession stand and movie screen.
Paul Baer has a $2,400 permit
for frame store building on Stock
Island.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-16
Keys Building Permits No,o
Total 1851 ,O73 For Year

The construction spree along the Keys is continuing
with total of $1037OO in building permits being record
ed in the first IA days of October.
These figures cover only the unincorporated areas
Of the county They do not include permits issued in Key
West
The $103,7OO is almost half of the September total
of $254024 and brings the Keys total for the year
$2,51,073 in building permits.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
slTUATloNs-poAEsTlc

NURsE-CoMPANIoN. Christian. ex-
perienced; excel. refs, $50 per wk
Can drive. 10. 3-64S2.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER wants
cooking and g.h.w.: white: live in
SsIi SA "a 6rss4l ga ~ pm a.v vor.
or part time; no Sat. sun. or holt
COI0RED GIRL wants child care OF
bus girl work; ref; health card: .
days. NO. 1881.
GIRL, colored. desires 5 nights VIZ.
cleaning or kitchen help. Ho. 2.
coiLo5RED GIRL, desires Job s.h.w.
cook, child care. co. 5-3547.
COLORED GIRL. wants. days work
taking care child, good Iaundress and
cleaner: refs. LII. 4-4574.
C0LORED GIRL desires days work
Monday through Friday. Ii. $3.50
coLoRED YOUNG WOMAN wishe.
two days work, Monday through
Thursday. LU. 4-896S
COLORED GIRL wants day clean
Gtng;; Friday sn .aaS aaS Tuesday evenings
coLoRED tifs1S; GIRL desires s.h.w. With With.
out cooking: child care or day.
work. Reference. Ii. 3-23I1. IL
C0LORED GIRL desires g.h.w. Of
child care with refs. NO. 7-1155
GIRL WANTS G.H.W., 5ia days: cit,
refs. Phone DE. 2-1475.
WOMAN, white. desires cooking ans
e.h.wy 5 days. IL to Il. S25 plu,
carfare; City only, LA. 6-9241.,
part-time work, g.h.w. Ho. 2-59O6
WILL HELP colored working mothel
by day or week. ST. .3-1751.
COLORED - EXPERT LAUNDRESs
or g.h:w.:; desires days work: hon.
depend, HUI 3-9343. after 8.
GIRL. colored. desires Job g.h.w.
child care: 8 days: will live out. Ii
CoI0RED GIRL desires e.h.w. ans
child care; 8 days: willing to baby
sit 2 nights: local refs. Ii. 4-0956
GIRL, colored, wants part time OF
full time g.h.w.; refs. JE. 2-766S
COL0RED GIRL desires g.h.w., nurse.
maid or cooking; 5 days wk. NO
COLORED GIRL wants working dept
store or cleaning. part or full time
AID. 4-0949.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
FARM AND GARDEN

BULLDOzERs for grading. excavat.
ing, land Gearing: free estimates
Call uN. 1853; night, AP. 7-059S
WAYNESBORO NURSERY, NC
Plant fruit, shade and fiowerinf
trees, eyerereen Chinese priyet
ysTs; hemlocks. boxwood; JOHN A
sLUDGE. clean iii dirt. top soil. blue.
stone, sand: hauling: tree removing
Mr.. HARDING. HE. 4-5673. LII
TOPSOIL that can be handled with
rake and COW manure. JE. 2-134s
LANDscAPING AND TREE SERVICE
aopsSii iss,sa s1Is ,anTre tres sTseS' ShruSSsTS
JE s-ss4a. JE 3-os7s
ToPSoIL-Very good. rich. topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses; very fea
sonable Call 10. S-4a33.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, trimming
d. c., Nd: free est Mr.. CLAYTON
UN. 4-0903 or ia. a-079s, any time
ToP SOIL, dark rich loan; ideal fol-
lawns, flowers. greenhouses: VI
tons. s12 delivered. Lo. 7-74S7,
NEW EoUIPMENT-Full line of In.
ternational tractors and farm equip.
New Holland. New Ideal farm equip
Sherman and Henry backko anC
loader irrigation; Meyer hay con.
ditioners; wood mowers; Brillior
grass seeders; Ezee Flow lime SOW.
srs; d ssIs,.. baler and 9 binder na, tying; part
INC CUB TRACTOR, as low as S770
for farm. lawn, garden. nurseries
cemeteries, golf course. industrial
MALONEY'S, INC. Silver Spring.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and, used
parts and service. MALONEY'S
INC. Silver Spring. Md. JU S-3333
LEAF MULCHER and lawn mower
special, SSa.95. MALONEY's, INC.
S126 Ga. ave, JU. 2-3333