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Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
Clipping Coks Helps
Produce Clean Milk

Giving cows a partial hair cut
will help them produce clean milk
with low bacteria count.
County Agent George Vapaa
points out that the job of slipping
required no special skill. 1t re-
duces the amount of labor neces-
sary to care for the animals,
makes it easier to prepare cows
for milking, helps control cattle
lice and improves the appearance
of the herd.
In clipping your cows, start with
a few clean sweeps up each side of
the tail, then start clipping about
four inches above the end of the
tail bone. Clip the hair short
around their udders, fianks and
bellies.
When lice are a problem, Vapaa
recommends clipping a four-inch
strip along the backbone.
A regular clipping program in
the dairy barn will reduce sedi-
ment and bacteria, improve milk
quality and result in a greater in
come for the dairyman.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

Byron Bondurant, extension agri-
cultural engineer at the University
of Delaware.
Nothing will ruin equipment
faster than exposure to snow and
rain," stresses the engineer. keep
the machinery under a shelter
when not in use, and keep doors
closed and windows screened to
discourage poultry and birds from
roosting on your equipment"
Exposed metal parts should be
painted now to help prevent cor
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
Good Winter Rations
Produce Better Spring Pigs

Produce Better Spring Pigs
What you feed your brood sows
this winter will have a big effect
on next springs pig crop.
George Vapaa, county, agent,
says that good rations in the win
ter will pay off in better pigs next
spring. Research work in swine
feeding shows that poor rations
for brood sows during CESSATION
and even before breeding can re-
suit in poor litters, Vapaa says.
Here are some tips from A. E.
Tomhave of the University of Del
aware Experiment Station, for
winter feeding that will help get
your spring pig crop off to a good
start:
1. Provide minerals either free
choice or in the protein supple
ment.
2. Feed a balanced ration. One
ration might be ground oats free
choice plus protein supplement
free choice. Another might be
pounds of corn plus IL to 2-3
pound of protein supplement per
head daily.
8. Use a commercial ready-mix-
ed supplement, or make your own
mixture. A suggested protein sup
plement mixture might include 10O
pounds each of meat scraps OF
tankage, soybean oil meal and al
falfa meal, and 5 pounds each OF
salt and steamed bone meal.
Mr. Tonhave says alfalfa meal is
included in the supplement becaus,
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

rosion. Parts that are bare steel,
such as cultivator shovels and
-plow mold boards, should be kept
clean and CREASED to protect
against rust.
The winter season is your best
time to inspect and repair equip
ment. Fix those bent sprockets,
sickle blades, lever arms, combine
sieves, manure spreader fingers
and torn canvasses. Inspect the
machinery for corroded bolts.
Not only will winter protect in
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

pasture are dry in many areas and
alfalfa will provide a good share of
the mineral and vitamin needs of
the sows. If high quality alfalfa
hay is available, this can be fed
free choice in racks, and the alfal-
ia meal can be omitted from the
protein supplement mixture.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

More workers are now engaged
inmarketing of farm products than
in farm production itself, accord
ing to a recent U. S. Department
of Agriculture report on market
ing and transportation of farm
products.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

crease equipment life, but by in
specting and correcting minor diff
ficulties, you may avoid a costly
breakdown during next summers
harvest.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
Longer Life For
Farm Machinery

Want to add as much as 35 per
cent 70 the life of your farm ma
chinery?
Then see that it is properly pro-
tected during the winter, advises
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
PUBLIC SALE
Having decided to discontinue farming
! will sell at my farm located on the Chop
tank Road. miles West of Armstrong;
Corner. on
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 1854
Sale to start at IL AM. Sharp
40 HEAD OF
GUERNSEY and HOLSTEIN
CATTLE

One Pure Bred Hostein Cow due to
freshen about date of sale; good mixer, J
years old.
One pure bred Holstein Bull, years old.
Rest of cattle are Grade and good milk
ers.
Grade Heifers, all bred.
This herd is l. B. and Bangs tested.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Oliver Tractor and Cultivators, like new
Allis-C Chalmers Tractor and Cultivators
good; John Deere Plows. 13-inch, good
Allis-Chalmers Disc, SIT. good; Oliver
spring-tooth Harrow, 3-section Clod-Pack
er, Spike Harrow. John Deere Tractor Corr
Planter, good as new; rubber-tire fat
wagons. like new, and 3 other wagons
New Idea side delivery rake; hay loader
horse cultivator, New Idea Corn Picker
used seasons Mccormick binder, Massey.
Harris tractor mower, 6-ft.: McCormicl
horse mower, New Idea manure spreader
Moline spreader, both in good shape
Massey-Harris 15-spout drill, good as new
lot of other articles too numerous to men
ton.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
| Wilson 4-can milk cooler. 16 milk cans
8 milk buckets, Strainers; set Empire
mixers, units, complete; washing utensi
tub.
Some Household Goods.
TERMS CASINO goods to be remove,
/ until settled for.
Lunch will be served.
WINFIELD O'NEAL. Owner
Eugene Racine & Son, Auctioneers
q G. Clarence Reihm and
Robert H. Armstrong. Inside Clerks
Hazel Price, Outside Clerk
, 1954-09-02

This pig made good "a the city.
He, and others, are stars IN thu
new food Tor Life. exhibit a.
the Museum Of Science and Indus.
try In Chicago.
This Is the worlds largest M.
triton exhibit. Donated % the
Museum BY Swift q Company al
. public service, the exhibit teNs
the importance Of oatinH muir.
ttOnally balanced foods Ia promo.
ing health.
Baby pigs, lam.G enl dusks
have been installed tn q t:~se-linc.l.
air conditioned "ariMal Ncraer.s
70 ehow how good nutrition r.
practiced on the fkSm a..i to Be-
At cioac E;vSEa ~ thou.
sands each dag. Tns Haby aninAIa
receive balanced feeds ca raon.osn
growth and development.
The exhibit tells the story AZ nu.
triton from Doil, through p;AstJ
and livestock 10 .l.ar. The .xcl9s
Of agriculture IN 7rav:saiES Y.Cpss
food and Of tho taOd p~roee1s:nE
and Distributing asdUrt1r neG Told.
The exisibi. fies. hA.' 4 Iiaea eE.
closed incakssT~ - 1datSi eaxj
hatch before ~ t&-s ~ asS.s0fs.
5 N
, 1954-09-02
Miss Ruth Hurrigun
Returns Home: To
Teach in Ele. School

Miss Ruth Harrigan, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mildred Harrigan
and the late Ludwig Harrigan,
famous labor leader and legis-
lator, arrived here yesterday
from the mainland. She was
among the graduates Of Hamp
ton Institute at its Commence
ment Exercises in June.
Miss Harrigan will be as
signed to the Elementary
School system. She holds the
3. S. Degree in elementary
education and, after a couple
Of years, intends to study for
the M. A. degree in Speech
Correction on the primary
level.
She was very active in the
fraternal circles at Hampton
and served on the stsaff Of the
Hampton Script the college
publication.
, 1954-09-02
Three PEN American
Plunes Were on
Field Wednesday,

There were three Pan Am
erican Always planes on the
Alexander Hamilton Field
yesterday morning, in addi-
ton to Caribair's flight, which
made the airport a busy place.
One of the big Dos was
being used to transport meat;
one brought passengers from
Rico and headed south
while the third, the big DC6B,
brought the sightseers, and
tested the field.
, 1954-09-02

Seventy-five were taken on
the first flight and sixty-one
on the second. They were
flown at a speed of 800 miles
Continued on page A.
, 1954-09-02
Weymouth RhYmer
First to Announce
Candidacy ut-Lurge
Administration Asks
mi. Bureuu for Ruling
on Income Tax PQYt.
Hurricane Causes
So Deaths: Property
Dumuge $%5OO.OOO.OOO
Councilman Weymouth Rhy

Administration officials have Councilman Weymouth RyT Radio reports say that at
the Bureau6 of IN n of ST. ThomasB the first least ffytnee persons are
tHa1 Revenue fora uing on to announce his. intention to dead ad many missing Pro-
what the term" pgmanentr re- seek membership in the new pey damage is estimated at
sdmto as stipulated in theL Legislature of the Virgin Is $00O0OW.
new oganica act for the Vm- lands as Senator atLarge dur A fourh hurricane Of the
gin Islands means. The ruling ing the November elections season is said to b building
will permit them to determine Mr.. Rhymer who has eenu p southeast of Cape Halter
how many persons will be re- repmsendngt the Country Dis as and heading north The re-
to BAY their income hcti in ST. Thomas has sent port gives the location of the
into the VIRGIN Islands press rdeasesD all the ews new storm as ago miles caste Of
regardless of the papers in the Islands and also Wilmington, North Caroline,
ST their incomes the radio announcing his can and moving nrh at 20 miles
diay and says that he will an hour Winds at the center
actively campaign in all hee of the storm have reached 100
islands to 100 miles per hour. The
the new organic let is possible -. ..r. =. urn 49,
u Ns pSV03 Cix this storm will not affect New
, 1954-09-02

6AA4AN0 44A44 A4A4kA
1856 K ON COURTESY
G OVER ISLAND
Pan Americans big DC 6B,
came in for a perfect landing
at the A / e n d Ha-
milton Field yesterday morn
ing with over seventy per-
sons aboard, forty-five of
them ladies, on a sightseeing
and shopping tour of the
Island.
The trip was sponsored by
an air facilitation committee,
and marks the end of a meet
ing Of persons connected with
federal agencies that have
to do with air travel, and in
cludd airlines, health, immi-
grafton, customs and Civil
Aeronautics. Heading the
party of visitors was Joe Mar
tin, Chief Of the Customs Div
ision at San Juan, also with
him was w. H. Bastian, Chief
of Communications of the C.
IA. in San Juan.
The party originally planned
to 60 to ST Thomas; however,
through the persuasive In
fluence Of ]. T. F. Crawford,
Pan Ans representative, the
flight was not only shifted
to st. Croix but use of the
SO passenger DC 6B which
*
cannot land in st. Thomas but
can, with safety here, thus
help to prove the feasibility Of
landings by bigger aircraft &
an additional 600 feet was
cleared on each end of the
main runway.
While the visitors were be-
ing shown around the island,
one hundred and thirty=six
persons were taken up on cour
tesy flights, through arrange
ments made by Mr.. Crawford.
, 1954-09-02

THIS SJorm VIII not Affect New
York.
Martial law has been de-
clared in Rhode Island and
a state Of emergency has been
declared in Massachusetts,,
, 1954-09-02

not be possible to make more
than a guess because in the
case of large taxpayers who
formerly paid their taxes in
the United States, there is no
knowledge here of the amount
of taxes normally paid, it was
pointed out.
Evening star., 1954-01-13

TEE kESSynI: ssSnF: :sGgPp1Ss aS .. P:sn,nE e.
fAgLy yREE sERvfcE io: 6.4s?!s
-Topsoil. manure. trees. shrubhery
s.isaS ssoIsns m F2ysE S.ssE, 4 :. sl6pa ssll66spas 'E
HAr 0x.r socG soSv quality ra timSItlhy sIlsy sIa6 sns
straw; viii deliver. Vienna e7I-
USED EouIpMENr-Res. a oiow ant
cult, H tractor. NM model. 2
Economy with plow. cult. anss
fssSss snsh aPS RSra ocdss ssch apS Dors sns sr.c
tor Mn model; HIM s46 cult; on,
l6-ineh INC. plow, 90 combine. 76I
hay chopper. SO Harvester thrashel
With motor: HIM corn planter; gar
den tractors. MALQMEY'a. INC,
Silver snTing; ". $685., a., /.
lnternas'onal tractors S ana nH farm
equip, new Holland farm equip.
New Idea farm equip. Meyer hs,
conditioners, Wood movers. BrillioT
grass seeders. Ezee Flow lime sewers
baler and binder twine; parts and
service. MALONEY4. INC. silve'
NxLI IpIinti CHAIN SAWS, new and used
IH4S 4sy1 Gun q .ss.ie g low MAfN1s aS 81 iFel c
Silver Spring. Nd, -.
waSansDSsu:to q .ns sta5s TO- 'rss; sssls end sim0'
FREE CORF--NeW IS planting guild,
catalog In color, sent on request; 81
pages, offering complete assortmen
fruit trees. nut trees, berry plants
grape vines and ornamental plant ma
terial. Sales people wanted. WAYNES
BORO NURSERIES. Waynesbcrc
Virginia.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
General repairs. white mechanics
MR.. RIDENOUR, DU. 1898. III
Evening star., 1954-01-13
ANTIOUES
ANTIQUES
WANTED
FORMER


Pennsylvania Dealer
WILL BUY ANYTHING OLE
WILL BUY CHINA. BRIc-A-BRAc
FURNITURE. PAINTINGS. JEW.
CLASS, Music BOXES. BEER
STEMS. ETC, ETC.
USED FURNITURE
WILL PAY TOP PRICES
FLEA MARKET. a RlKEsI. 5000 Lee s.H Hwy, ;,,v
TINE DURING THE pay Or
1ETt 1STEk u I'm I'm ANx enLG GALS u aso2l MARI
AND JE. 4-I4o5.
Calls Made Immediately
BEDROOM. dining room, contents o.
home; cash. We do moving, storage
Ia. 9-2937; evenings. RA. a-l416
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity, and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 176s Penna. ave. NV,
caMERH WANTED. highest quality;
movie camera nEoj. lenses. BREM-
EEs S. SH%ELsY SeS Il q any de:sIiD
Finest ~ BUZZ. hs slx issS s, NV NV
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE
Good furniture, any amount; also
need good piano. refrigerator. gas
sanSsj s.sSss Can MR. GRADY Ma
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
SIS years. HOPWOOD'S. 9Th and K
sts. NV. ME- a-52S7.
smount. Also vanseG Wans good piano re. re
frigerator and gas stove. Cash. Call
MR. GRADY. ma. G-267Q.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
APTS. FURNIsHED-vA..

SERVICE PERSONNEL, pref. $40
to $3.50 mo-, couples only. TIE
6-667O between 10 am. and 9 pm
CONy. TO PENTAGON--Attrac., re.
Gently .redec., l-bedrm. apt, located
in modern, Well-kept bldg. Excel. To-
cation, close to shop. and express
tfansp., $99.60, incl. heat and hot
water. Apply janitor. 401 Common
wealth ave. Alex. DREYRUS6 BROS.
1913 18th ct. NV. MA. S-05S2. III
AVAILABLE DOWNTOWN ALEx.-
Furn. studio apt. with pvt. en-
trance; $50 mo-. incl. utilities. No
children. Ov. 3-416S after 5.
ARLNGTON-Transient apt. Yer,
close in. near Pentagon. $35 VIZ
or $120 mo. OF. $1,000. la
ARLINGTON BLVD. - Beautifully
furn. 2-bedrm. apt. Close to toWn
and pentagon. $3.50 with utils. TIE
ARL.. mr.. Memorial Bridge; newl,
tyTn nd de luxe I and 2 bedrm. apts.
ARLINGTON, $74. Twins
rm., kit, dining aleove, bath: neal
Arl. and N. Wash. blvd. I'm. 3-567S
days: EN-, 3-02O8 ewes. Ia
Evening star., 1954-01-13
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

LADY to share apt. with enother
RETIRED COLONEL wishes to share
his. well-appointed apt. incl. TV
snd raSO XHnrEs X,ih EsnsS sSoS G1
teryiew. -Wo. .8-5164.
OUR APT. MATE has Just moved
away. SO now We want . new lass.
II you're interested please call to-
day; dent let this oppeSrtunity pI pass
MAN. 25-35. share apt. with / other
man: upper Conn. ave-; pvt. bedrm.
KE. 1892 after 9 pm.
GENTLEMAN desires an apt. to shar.
tIon. Elsn "a spotses sSsss Gentleman NV: sec
T%o nous. eRS R to Soman 1nsns aarae oesr
$50 eG. per mo-: ]. blk. from Claren-
don shop. district and from PEN
tagon. Navy Annex. downtown bus
lines. Call ia. b-7654 after 5 Pm.
WANT q IT,. cssLs s..a; with nth sense Of 5s nsoy
other girls. Jo. 3-4616. rs
GIRL wishes TO share her
nice apt. with refined. American
8:3o-e Pm; AD. 4-52oo. -14,
another siri: conv. to Penitagon,
transp.. shopping ctr. IA. 7-453O
after g. IA
GIRL to share Conn.
ave. apt. with 8 other girls: S37 80
mo-; refs: exchanged. HU. 3-7274.
GEoRGETowN-Room for / or .
girls. share attrac. furn. S-bedrm.
home with girls; reas. AID. 4-6854.
CONN. AND CATHEDRAL-Pyt. bed.
room facing park; elev. apt: liv. rm..
kit, bath, phone. linens. utensils.
Maid serv. and laundry facils. avail.
Man. $56. DU. 7-49I3. lis
2 GIRLS to share with another lady
air-conditioned apt. in NV. section.
DI. 7-3SS7 Sun. or after 2 pm.
weekdays. la
Evening star., 1954-01-13

s400 10th st. n.W.-egle. ana dhle
Inle.. some with PVT. bath maid and
24-hr PIX service: CO 6-730l
Officers Service Club
Room. BY day. week and month with
SSs Sd rs:s4ys sssitss e.q. iS1 a;tys inactive
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Two blocks from Msyncwer Hotel;
clean and cheerful: maid seiv.,
sa1andn sna dy.r Hasss sep M moSern SsS sasss
and showers; congenial crowd: 81
week. DU. 7-0644, 1915 20th st.
COLORRD-NEATLY FURN ROOM
in PVT home; couple or sglcs person
Pristieses,, ,, cSny zo otransp-. 1865 ,3aE
coL6EE50iSs.. 81 Oh To- Sis.sS ArrRAc., -ts Twin
or male students; privils. DE
cSS0RED-NEAr. cSSS06SRfE;DNEAr WARM NM. 10,
man, near carline. home priyileges
bSiloRkSLLARGr Is .t nT Pr PSoNT rFGgU r. eoos
location. 49l9 sth st. nv. Cal
col IoTkED TisD6cl CONVENIENT DoHN.
TOWN. NV. section--Large rm.
home privileges; $3.50; also nica
front basement rn. for man wht
can give janitor service; $3.50
sober person only. ST. $685.
|coLORED-NICELY FURN. Rms.
close to transp.: NV. section or OF
the hill. RA 6-68S7.
|COLORED-NICE ROOM FOE MAN
privileges: convenient transportation
COZ IoREIS IS % ADULTS. oNEY. hom,
privileges. Call after pm. IA
0.3396. Ia
Evening star., 1954-01-13
DRYERS
tusEpl FOR HOME USE

tQSEO) FOR HOME USE.
Gas and electric. as Is: very cheap.
Apply l1o1 2nd st. ne. $3.50 70
DUPLTCATORS. al types, nand and
ELECTRIC AMERiG;AN 5N;.a TYPEWRITER dds5
fee at SIS. IA. S-59sS. is
FUR JACKET. blue fox. size 1915;
new cond. Call ewes, after q. WO.
6-650O. 2OS North. .-16..
FURNACES-Arcola in good condi-
ton VIII sell in group OF indiyi-
dIally; $50 each. NA. S-55OO. MRS.
FnRlNsnITTGHRE-An new. never used.
leaf table. S25: end table. S12; cor
her tables: SIS; cocktail n. tables; n;,xdaa Sls;
Ssd: $40: WTogsht iron 59 day bed S4s Sgg.
22nd ST. NV. NO. 7-4672. la
FURNITURE-Beds. tables, china,
household things. EN-. Se7s2s. -1S
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm... dining rm;. hyiDs
Tmt from G1o.,;I unclaimed ne. treishs a., and and
sLDd.. IS sof 4so so'fi New laoT YORK a ave. NV.
daily. 1915. Sat. tin 4. RE 7-4310.
ruRNIrURE-ror quick sale. 7.pc.
mahog. din. rm. suite, SOB; Chrysler
Airtemp dehumidiner, 500; Westing;
house. mobile air fan. $50; end
ironer. 500: : gold chairs, $50 ca;
] rose and gold barrel-back chair.
325. Call ia S-5463. -16
Evening star., 1954-01-13
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1850 18TH ST. N.w.-Larse. brisht
rn Ven blinds: deck pch.. refgr..
stove: $40 wk. DE. 2-167b.
NICE CLEAN ROOM. pvt. bath: good
transp,; nr. 18th and Columbia rd
BEDRM. AND KfTCHENETTE. Utils
furn. Frigidaire. EMPLOYED couple.
sober. 944 N. Y. ave. NV. Me. 9.
q U USiNEss AND PRoFEssIONAL
women's residence. midtown Conn
ave; furn.. unfurn.; ] person, S36-
$50: persons S6O-$7O. GO.
CAPIToL Hills ssle. rms. next to
bath; So vk 407 Seward 81. Sc.
at 18th and Pa. ave. Ii. 3-67So.
DOWNTOWN. 81 N. Y. ave. nv
Large. clean bed-liv. rm. combina-
tion; complete kit; adj. bath: S14
Nh. DUPONT cIRCLE-very clean
rm. with stove and Frigidaire. Next
to bath. For refined person $40.
Cali after $50. l735 P st. NV.
e7es ONTARIO RD. NV. near every
thing. ssle. enc apt, stove, retgr:.
$45 mo-. all utils incl. co. b-5l75.
GEORGETOWN. Que st.-spacious,
attrac. dhle. or sgle.: cooking facil-
tiles. elec. Eefgr.; bus at door. AD.
4-9317. -19
Evening star., 1954-01-13

CLUE MASON. 1875 N. H. ave. NV
A club residence for those seekini
the best sgle. and dble.; for refined
ladies and men; Sl6 per wk. and up
incl full-eourse meals and hote
service. NO. 7-6770. -15
$500 18th ST. N.W.-Sgle., dble
triple rms: best food: Tv lounge
Bendix; excel. transp, to downtown
2OO1 COLUMBIA RID. NV, at Conn
ave Mice rms. good meals. rec. rm.
TV. ping g-pong. piano. On bus and
carline. Young people. singles. SIS;
doubles. S12: co. 5-2493. Ia
i4OI 10th N.W.-Lee. dble. Also
sgle, Business people. students. Good
meals. Switchboard. Tv. Reas. lii
SINGLE RIM, in private home. with
garage included. HU. 3-7563. III
DBLE RIM. for empl. mother and
18th st. NV, RA. 6-0O94.
1905 r ST. N.E.-Nice room for lad
or gentleman. Good meals. $15 wk
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL NV
v block off Conn ave. overlooking
Rock Greek Park. away from traffic
noise. conv transp.; dbl. and sgl
. rms. pvt baths avail: excel. meals
rates S17 30 Wk up HO 9-35fA
Evening star., 1954-01-13
APTs. FURNISHED. c.

HOTEL 24Oo One ana two bedrm
3O26 10th 81. N.W.-Eiie. apts.
furnished S6b and up. See resident
manager or call Ma. 8-4S19. Ia
1757 MASS. AVE. N. W.--Studio apt.
in small apt. house; $50 mo. -12
1880 PARK RD. NV rms. kit.
and bath; elevator bldg; newly
1901 3. l. AVE. N.W.-Attrac. newly
dec; liy; rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath:
sfs Ssoi issb f. 81. T-Ilfs. INl.fhs'-.I,v. rm. 5.drm
kit.. dinstte and bath; utils. incl.
ENTIRE FsinSasaT FsinSasaT FLOOR. s1a5 am q mo-,
incl. utils.-Three rms, tile bath,
porch. garden; wen furn. 1881 Ia.
mont NV. 10. 5-2395. Du. 1854.
203o N. II. AVE. N.w.-BeautifSlly
furn. corner apt; 2 bedrms.. iiv.
rm.. din. rm.; kit. bath: lge. rms. !;
ample closets; conv. location; refs.
required; $160 mo. AID. 4-15S9
2sae 10th ST. N.w.-Pienty Of room
for 8. Attractively furn. bedrm. Is
beds.), liv. rm., kitchen, hath, large
closets; on Mt. Pleasant carline fac
ing Kalorame Park. May be seen
all day Sunday, weekdays after 9
1922 DILTMORE ST. NV, nr. 18th
and Columbia rd.-2 efncs.: I. $50;
!. $50: utils. incl. EN-. 3-9077. lis
1908 ALLISON 81. -N.W.-Efnc. apt.
bed-liy. .rm.. kit.-dinette. full bath,
pvt; Q large iosets. Reas. Ia
Evening star., 1954-01-13

GOLD
Bring your dental gold, platinum
discarded jewelry We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
go YEARS AT 935 r ST. NV.
cTSs oniy rREb1so HEbHs HoP Ro9r saSSsSHs ssscss
HEATERS. STOVES, gas ranges
furniture refrigeratQrs. mattresses,
ACNE STOVE COu MA. $685.:
oID.FASHioNED I6 FAiI PICTuRE FRAMES.
clocks. furn., china. glassware. sn-
yer. etc., etc. EN-. 2-6714 for cash
PlANOs-cash for all styles. PAUL
qoLIBART. AD. 4-692s from $3.50
Evening star., 1954-01-13
TELEVISION SALE
WE BEAT ALL DISCOUNT PRICES
BRAND-NEW 1854 FAMOUS MAKEe
AIMCO TV SALES

A1MNO " 0kAAG0
3l43 N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington. W.. Open til 0. IA. 8-160l
TIRES, snow tread, 8.2Ox15, lik,
rev: Chains, S,00xl7, 7o9zlS x1e
TIE 4i5.fs HHA1ss e: f;r ST. 4ss!s i; s':as's .'!.
|TYPEWEITERs, port. INEWl, Rem.
free nome dem: 81 so viz. DI 7-2504
saaso s.4ms AasglcSs ;siads5Ss TYP F%PwRTE}
CO., 1881 E. Capitol ct. Ii. 3-00S2
Reminston. Standard
cant be told from new. SOS. HE. 4
rYdFEwE1rERs. new po...s|s.. sl;ss!! ss
wsv IRE sseor6 txp,na once ourse TEaPi s
SSA66E;; lass q st s:. s;x: NA,; A.. .s-s2sSS
from sS5 up. An makes. new ma,
sns shines 4.D.4s snsrDGyE Tss2fsda aos senta III
VANITY SET with mirror. mans bu
Cali EN-. $685. after $50.
WASHER. Bendix. auto. fefgr.. 0E
mangle; metal cabinets. carpeting
Al new cond. Priced reasonable
WASHER, Bendix de luxe. good con.
dition; reasonable; ieayins town
WASHERS AND DRYERS, eoin-opef.
ated. for apis. and rooming houses
=. Excel; eond; Rsss. r.. s,o4a2 -? Il:
waSrtSsHc"sE Ois aSes sond Isl5issr.iH. s ~ q
best offer. IA. S-6531 After 800 pm
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS Of q
baker shop for sale: very reasonable
II you act quick. Wo: 6-6s66. --l4
tires. 6.6Oxl6: excel: cond,. used foI
5000 miles; S35. cen Du, 1881
Al FIREPLACE WOOD. hardwood
mixed splits; $16 per cord. Immedt-
ate delivery. IA. s-SS76. liz
Evening star., 1954-01-13
APIS. FURNlsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK-Newly redec., 1st-
A., / bedrm. apt. in attrac. apt
bldg, furn. in good cond.-soms
new. Adults only. $500. JU
FIRST FLOOR. furn. apt. in resi-.
dence: liv. rm., 2 bedrms;; study; or
rn while ~ Twnsr sr,s1, Sn West Coast; Sd@f
TAKOMA-Bedrm., liv-din. rm.. kit
and bath, S105 mo. / blk. bus and
shopping. JU. 5-S546 after 9 pm
-BEDRM.. and iv. Im.. kitchen,
ssss; p'! eh,ld. dn:5 it, s1ss7S. s5 S0f0h and
TAKOMA PIX, $50 mo-. 2-rm. enc,
FELL REAL ESTATE, ju. 9-iiO3.
Evening star., 1954-01-13

NEW xkIGE NUT 6AOGs
EX0UISITELY FURNISHED
ELEVATORS-PHON SECY.
200 c ST. Sc, IL $3.50
BLOCK HOUSE OFF1CE BLDG.
COLORED - FURN., kitchen and
bedrm. apt; next bath: empL cple
942 l4th st. sc. Ii. 6-9197. la
bath; also 3 rms. share kit. and
COLORED-.423 18th ST. NV
rms. ~; ~; and bath. $50 per mo
CoIoREb.iOO BLOCK PARK Rp.
decorated and furnished in modern
style. Call ONCE between 10 am.
and Pm. RA 6-3763. -16
OLORED-14th AND GlRARD ST.
and 18th and California st. n.w.-l
room and kitchen, front apt. DU.
coISRS;pNtG4o 11SSg; 10 e q p;T; + sr. -Apar..
ment bldg. well heated; 2 bedrms.
ME Ny; r%i s.ssSs. sIs. and BATH ssS per ,s mo
COL0REDC@iovELY L0REDCiovELY Q rms. kitchen.
bath; 1921 Mass. ave. Sc; Ii.
3-bfS0A
Evening star., 1954-01-13
pocs. PITS. TIC. tcsns.l
Z FARM AND GARDEN

SHIPPING CRATES-Dogs cats. etc.
AL sizes; liEhtWeiQhti low cost. 72l
Oglethorpe NV. 1A, 6-SA46. III