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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1854 station wagon; 5
seats. Frigidaire air conditioning,
power steering; new warranty:
@.999. save hundreds. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 422l Connecticut. wo.
PONTIAC 1864 star chief 4-dr.;
Eye Hyara; radio. heater. Autronic-
ioa mi: $3.50 FLOOD osH so 5NsFTEihIc'
1921 Connections ave. Wo. 6-S4O0
PONTIAC 1854 Catalina hard ton:
immaculate; So, 400; hydra. radio
Connecticut. Wo. $500.
PONTIAC 1854 convert. coupe:
Hydra. power stee ring; immaculate.
new warranty, low miles; So 500.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 connecti-
PONTIAC 1854 station wagon; HYDRA,
rants: s. 100. P PIoop P aeT Tsr-
422 Connecticut. WO 6-S4O0
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain 4-dr., Hydra. :.
ALEXANDRIA NASH. 1908 MT. Yer
non ave, Alex, Va. XII. 9-2330,
ewes till 8 pm. Closed Sundays.
PONTIAC 40 "s' convertible coupe.
r, h., Hydra, new seat covers and
N'M' vi w. UlaEA bOp, Ike new, SnHTD
red finish; $685.: 3O-day guarantee,
HILL 81 SANDERS, Wash. IS Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1900 18th st. NV. NO.
7-1111: Open until . pm. week
DAYS, D pm. Sat. Closed Sunday.
Customer parking. %
PONTIAC '52 Catalina; radio. heater
and Hydra-Matic drive, well above
average; only 81 1916 Car No.
ave. NV. Wo. $4,000. Open ewes.
til 8 pm.
PONTIAC 194s conv.: r. and H.. turn
signals, low mileage, very clean, good
ooking and sound throughout. OIL
2-0716. %
PONTIAC SO Chieftain de luxe "sa
4-door sedan; power steering; dual
range Hydra-Matic. radio. heater
1000 actual miles, glistening ebony
black finish. white-wall tires. spot-
less interior. Car absolutely same
as new in every way. Must be seen
to be appreciated. S1,795. BELL
MOTORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave. NV,
WO. $4,000. %
PONTIAC 80 convertible; r. and h.,
HYDRA, light blue I'm. A very sporty
car, Only S945. ALDER OLDS
1920 Ga. ave. NV. tn. $4,000. "a
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
HENRY J 1851 5-pass. sedan; I. an!

HENRY ] 1851 5-pass. sedan; r. and
guar: S495. ALEXANDRIA NASH.
l706 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex, Va:
RI. 9-2330 eyes. til 9 Pm. Closed
H sE8asSys j .5s corsair CDR: trunk,
vents, turn signals and heater. sharp
black finish, tires like new; low
mileage, one-owner car; economy
plus 4-month written guarantee;
1896. HILL & SANDERS, Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st;
pm. weekdays, pm. Sat-; closed
Sunday: Customer parking. 20
HUDSON 80 Pacemaker 4-dr.: immac.
tthi res n syH painted r new
SS9,f 81 New York ave. ny, RE.
HUDSON AZ: new main bearings and
best ofrer. RE. S-s44o. I'll
JAGUARS, 1851, XK-120, $2,1s9.
Also 1858 modified XK-I20. Bank
Financing. JACK PRY, 14th and p.
Established 81 years.
KAISER 1851 sedan; heater; clean
and in Al condition; only $595.
1897 East-West hwy, Silver spring.
Md. Open ewes. It'll 8. JU. 5-78O4.
LINCOLN 40 Cosmopolitan sedan;
radio. heater and overdrive, really
powerful car! Only $595. Car No.
1545-B. MONROE FORD. 800 Wis.
ave. NV. WO. $4,000. Open ewes.
LINCOLN 1854 Capri coupe: tan and
chocolate. solid leather. power steer
Ing brakes. seats, windows: cost
$1,000. 10 days ago: must sell. will
lose $1,000; transfer new warranty.
MERCURY "a 4-door sedan: +. and
h., Mere O-Matic, Wv. tires. / must
sell this beautiful light blue car
Immediately and will take Q trade
or make arrangements for no down
payment financing. Save money at
S2:495. Call LO. 1924 %
MERCURY 1858 Monterey 4-dr.;
Merc-O-Matic drive, r. and h., other
aces: immaculate: only 11,5O0
miles; 1,775. OIL. 4-3779 or AID. 4
1862. Ext. 152. 81
MERCURY 40 sport sedan; radio.
heater, green finish, Immaculate in
terror. car In excellent condition
throughout. Take car to your me-
chanic for approval; S545, S45 down.
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wisconsin
ave. NV. WO. $4,000. %
MERCURY '53 hard-top convertible;
beautiful Banh blue finish, immac-
ulate interior, radio. heater, white
wall tires, less than 10000 miles.
This one same as new in every de-
tail. Take to your mechanic for
approval. $1,S95. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. g.
5000. 3
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcone. !

'61 h-ton pickup; per-
feet cond.; equipped With =. and b.
Ready to 60 to work for you; $7o5.
KENYoN-PECK CIIEVRoLET. 314O
Lee hwy. Arl.. Va. IA. 2-9003.
c Gpsn N e: az Pm. lfon r,ekun: new
paint, good tires, fine cOnd.; $625
or best Offer. Call 10. S-6417, III
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15

to get chicks from our better Mon
tana hatcheries.
Another factor which has shown
a CONSTANT picture through the four
years, is the comparison of hatcher
les on the Plan and those not on the
Plan. BY on the Plan mean those
hatcheries which are cooperating
with the National Poultry Improve
ment Plan. In this state, the Mon
tana Poultry Improvement Board is
the cooperating agency.
This past year there were 60 lots
of chicks purchased from hatcheries
on the Plan and % lots from hatch
cries not on the Plan. The lots in
Guided 1928 and $3.50 chicks, re-
spectively. At the end of the 21st
day there was only a 1893 per cent
chick loss of Plan-purchased chicks
compared with 3.91 per cent loss of
non-Plan chicks.
Of course not all non-Plan chicks
are inferior. There are many hatch
erymen that are rugged Individual
lists and care nothing for plan that
smacks of government regulations.
That is one reason for the small loss
of non-Plan chicks.
By the same token we find some
hatcheries which are listed on the
Plan, which only do good enough
job to get under the wire. This par
ticipation with the Plan does not
mean too much. But taking it by
and large, unless the poultryman
knows his hatcheryman, it is wise to
get his chicks from hatcheryman
who is cooperating with the National
Plan.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15

states to the west have lived better
than chicks purchased from the east.
We have included the chicks pur-
chased from Williston, ND, with
state purchased when shipped to Val
ley County, one of the cooperating
counties, because they were shipped
a less distance than had these poul-
trymen obtained chicks from Mon
tana hatcheries.
There are two reasons for this bet
ter Inability. One is that the local
birds are not on the road such
long time, and the second is that too
many of these eastern chicks come
from hatcheries which go merely in
for bigness of operations and are
not as much concerned with quality.
Don't for a moment get me wrong
and interpret my statement as mean
ing that quality chicks are not pro-
duced in the midwest states. But
too often the quality producer of the
midwest has his regular customers
and does not have to seek out-of-
state buyers.
Table VI of the summary of the
four years of carrying the project
shows the trend away from eastern
purchased chicks and like tendency
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
Lessons From q Surrey
Buy Chicks Close to Home
And Buy Them EARLY
BY II. E. CUSHMAN

FOR THE PAST four years the
Poultry Extension Department of
the Montana State College has been
cooperating with the U.SD.A. in a
Research Marketing Act project,
marketing of Baby Chicks" As in
all marketing projects, this is a two
way project. First there is the goal
of trying to help chick buyers to
spend their chick dollars more wisely
and, second, to help our hatcherymen
do a better job of selling their prod
uct-baby chicks.
In order to do this job, we first de-
cided to find out what the buying
habits of our Montana people are. To
this end we carried out a survey. In
1850 two counties were involved.
In 1851 four counties reported and
last year seven counties cooperated.
With four years of reports we be-
gin to get pretty good picture of
the buying habits of the poultrymen
of the state and can begin to give
the people some suggestions.
Chicks Live Better
Each year the findings have
pointed in the same direction. The
chicks purchased in Montana or from
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
Effect of Brooder Space

Thus far we have been discussing
factors which are affected by the
hatcheryman and his location. But
we can not ignore what the poultry
man does to his chicks after they
arrive. For that reason a large part
of the survey is devoted to questions
which reflects poultry management
practices.
For example, the poultryman is
asked to give the size of his brooder
house. The flocks that had adequate
brooder house space were compared
with those having inadequate floor
space. BY adequate, we mean at
least one square foot of floor space
for each two chicks for the first 81
days.
With adequate floor space there
was 1913 per cent mortality. While
those having inadequate room
showed 3.54 per cent mortality. If
just providing enough room means
cutting mortality in half, it seems
senseless to buy more chicks than
the house can accommodate.
Effect of Date of Purchase
Another set of figures which was
studied in the summary and that
proved to be very interesting was
the date of chick purchase. There
were not enough purchased either in
January or September to be a factor.
The largest number purchased in any
one month was in March. AS in for
mer years, the February chicks did
the best. This may be because the
February purchaser is most often
the real poultryman. The February
flock averaged 305 birds each, while
the March flocks averaged 228 birds
each. The February purchaser would
not get the early chicks unless he
had adequate room for the birds.
The April purchaser averaged an
even smaller flock, only about ITO
birds. He no doubt did poorer job
with the chicks and got them when
weather was getting warmer. It's
harder to keep chicks cool than to
keep them warm enough. Also by
April the breeder hens have used III
more of their vitality and the result.
ing chicks may not be as vigorous. Al
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15


gin nd Moait of icks Pure
in hicks Purchased Montan
Project FOcks No cherries irony rom
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
Chicks Live Better

Each year the findings have
pointed in the same direction. The
chicks purchased in Montana or from
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ALExANDRIA-1 bedrm.. twin bed,

ALEXANDRIA bedrm., twin beds,
500 mo: 914 s.. Patrick. p
DOWNTOWN ALEX.-Lly rm;, bed q
CAN T r. S-ss7 pSi Between S ! io- $50
bcdrm.. $ss.5o. NJ Mem. BIZ. ITO
n 10th St: Apt, 4. JE: 3-7476. -
furnished, suitable 4 men or Girls
GARDEN APT. Lorcom la. area. mod.
blds.; ! bedrm.. separate din; rm,
an utils. incl S1@o mo. ST, . B.
ARL.-Nice transient apt. mr.. Pen
tason. Completely equip. with pvt.
kit. and bath. Children. Maid sew
ice. Pets. ia. 2-3453. liz
ARL., N.-Furnished apt: 2 bedrms.,
busline; couple only: $500 mo-,
utils. incl. ia. s-0236. IS
DUPLEX, 10 min. D. c. New, quiet
S completely fsrn Is od for T. $50 .eseh
A PsTs0G yea; S srso Pent.son; lie he'd.
loom earpeting. newly dec: S110
Sssi41 Or ov. s-a5sS. -
ALEXANDRIA-Three bedrms.. liv
n9 pets; !' $3.50 RT1v't Ca. Pa f. sH
ARL.. 2-bedrm apt. s1s5. In apt
BLDG, mr.. FIT. Myer. Conv. to shop
ping area. ia. 2-l641, after pm
GROOM. BATH APT, mr.. Clarendon
bus. All utils: furn. Adults only
No pets. So 80. ia. 2-34G5. IS
ALEXANDRIA,, COW. airport ant
Pentagon-Self-con apt. two
bedrms., Ice. liv. rm. with firepl
Also 1-bedrm. apt. with lge. liv
rm. with river view. Each unusually
attrac. and suit. l or more bach.
1888. DE. 2-SS14. -
TWO-RM. APT. furn.: either bache.
lor or for .. 2201 Mt Vernon
ave, Alex. Va; TIE. 6-649S.
BEDRM.. bath, liv. rm,, Ice. kit. G.
to stores and transp. $50 mo, incl
nth. Call after z pm. We'd, all daI
FhuTs.. IA. e-2S24. q
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GREENBRIER
AIR CONDITIONER

Most attractive 2-bedroom and one
eficiency apt. in this modern eleva-
tor bldg, with air conditioning and
secretarial switchboard serv. Other
all-electric kit. Large. comfortable
rms. Shown by appointment only.
Please. call Resident Nnager, EN-
S-1741. -S
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THREE Rms. PVT. bath and pvt. en-
&C.. SILVER Spring. Nd. 10. 5-1233,
la
|ExTRA-LARGE ana bedrm
apts.. direct transp. to d. c., close
to schools and shopping center.
63rd pl.; Defense hwy. $3.50 Quincy
MEURILEE ARMS.
APIS. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER,
300 Defense hwy. Bladensblrs. Md
Next to schools and shopping center,
SILVER SPRING-1-bedro apt. IN
new CUNT bldg. 2 hlks. to shopping
center and bus; quiet location. $50
mo a.! plus utils. wa. 7-10So or
SILVER sSPsRiiNG-Liv. rm.. dinette.
BIT. ] bedrm. and bath, utils. incl.
$3.50 mo-; call JU. $500.
|coiLEG2 Park. 4e2e Knox rd.-
and SSeSS sS vt Y nm Ss Snst:s i kitchen
ter, transp; S96.bO. utiis. included.
UM. 4-2956 or JU. 0-SO62.
TAX. PARK. MD. = 1-bedroom apt.
a .nd ss fyr e. IL With Dstie6; SIT 30
ss sss S szi3a NJ AVE. W. 4fr sfSSi. PfL
1-bedrm. apt. all utils. included. No
pets: Near transp. JU. S-9659. -
to NH and Naval HOSPITAL; S73. so
mo. incl. all utils. Pc. 2-6061. -
TAKOMA. Park, MD.-Choice 1-bcd-
bldg. SsS so incl. utils. 6so7 Red
Ton I'd JU. 9-2631. IS
TAKOIIA PARK-82lO Houston et.-
Beautiful brand-new. 2-bedrm. apt.
Living rm.. dinette, kit. tiled bath,
closets. sos. incl. utils. HE. 4-4144.
ANDREWS FIELD AREA-Tvo-bedrm.
very large, bright, fully equip. apt.
Aval. immed. Auto. laundry facili-
ties. Children accepted. No pets
to choose from, $95 for 2nd hoor;
&110 for 1st floor. Entirely different
4. d. BURGESS. 10. 9-9613.
TAX. PIX -br. apt; redecor.; pvt
entr.: mr.. stores: bus at door: cpl. !:
avail. now: $50. JU. 5-374O.
BELTSVILE-3 rooms and bath:
refgr.. and range; heat furn.; pri-
yate home. WE. 5-4717. Ill
SILVER SPRING-2-bedrm. apt, in
brand-new bldg, next to park.
expos, indiv. heat control, dble. door
closets, free washer and dryer: all
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TAKOMA-3 rms, bath. pvt. entr.
attrac.. restful. LOG; adults; S6I; 90
incl. utils. JU. 5-35S7. p
TAKOMA PARK-New furn. Choice
1-beorm. apt, practically new g.
ENC. apt. ,S79. 80: incl. utils. Adults
only: mr.. shopping, JU. 6-2l5O. IS
BSMT. APT. outside entrance. child
accepted. furnished or unfurnished.
p 1TiXiIegeS I Eg o 1Ie4 grm ant w,tb
2 pvt. entrs.: firegl; mr.. bus and
shopping; $l10. JU. S-452S. IS
TWO ROOMS, kitchenette. tile bath,
patio: SIS; JU. S-1219. $
CORAL HILLS at District Line. /
bedrm. with refrig. and utilS.. $40.
ConV. loo. 10. S-7OSS. -12
HUGE BEDROOM, liv. rn., kit, bath.
Nicely furn. One of Maryland's best
residential sections near Hyatts-
vile. S95 mo. No children. UN.
4-9O52 --13
AVONDALE-Done in knotty pine;
rms, kitchen and bath: empl. cple.;
$50. WA. 1850.
COLMAR MANOR, MD. = 2-bedrm.
apt. storage closet; entire floor.
Garage $50 mo- WA 7-6O72,
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SAFE
FOR
CHILDREN

Away from the noise and
dust of the city; away from
crowded streets and dangerous
traffic. Clean, modern, spa
etous apartments, convenient
to schools. churches, shops.
Direct bus service. 1-2-3 bed
rooms rent from $78-$S9-
A1lS.
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ExFAIR GARDENS. cor. Of Bradley
blvd. and Fairfax fd.,- Bethesda, Md
--Liv. rm.. lair cond.l, 2 hedrms.
al utils. See resident manager. Apt
210. OIL. 4-5032. L. Z. BREUN-
NIGER d SONS, INC,
kIVERDALE-Near school: 2 rms.
Kit; and semibath: $50 mo. Phone
TAKOaIA PARK, MD.-choice one.
bedrm. apt: practically new, 6-unii
bldg: SS2.5 incl. utils.; adults
only: near shopping center. JU; B.
TAKOMA Pack, $50 Greenwood
ave- -bedrm. apis. In large build
ing. large rooms and closets; close
to shopping: from $50: Available
Immediately. Call JU. 7-651S, RIA;
6-47S2. Key In Apt. ID. 951o
Greenwood ave. WALKER y DUN
LOP, NC, CO. B-0222. IS
| ROCKVTLLk-bne and two bedrm
apts.; liv. rm.. dinette. kit. bath
screened rear porch; M. schools and
shopping center; SOS to $50. 20
| MOB. xPT-1 he4rm., liv. m. mod
kit. dinette, bath; close % trsnsp
M 2-4o0e. 10. $1,000. -
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1SO4 18th ST. N.W.--lovely 2-bed-
rm. apt, 2nd q. which can be used
rs pfices and living quarters Call
s az, 4-s714 ewes. and sum-. Oh; 2
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert q. NV,
mr.. 18th and Columbia rd.-Elev.
s am. l nsdrHFf S.t SsdT rM a ssClng
DUPONT CIRCLE--Nicely arranged
one-bedrm. apt. now avail. ct 1903
21st ct. NV: garbage disposal, all
utils. incl; will redecorate: 500.
no sHaaSos Df TUcHs e.. 5os
H st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
OLDER ADULTS preferred to enjoy
lovely 2-bedrm: apt. Ia . modern
bldg: at 1928 8: Capitol st. Sc.
Newly decorated. $s5 incl. all utils.
and bath. On busline. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 1905 II st. n.w.. ma.
GEoRa1GSEiTowN-1-bedrm. apis. on
one ... Of 0eorsstown's best residential
IA. $500. Ewes. TU. 2-295S.
BEAUT. BEDRM. APT. In mod. air
cond. bldg, on Conn. ave. All con-
NEWLY DECORATED. 8 rms. kit.
and bath. Heat and hot water. Rea-
sonable rent. Key at Hamilton Phar-
macy; 15 SlS5 Georsia ave. In;;w.'
i BLK ke 'Scsx1Pi1ToI-clean. veii!tept
avail. immed. ST. 3-S194. IS
BEDRM.. liv. rm.,. kit. and bath; LIST
a.; quiet. conf, yr.-round; NV.
WASH. Takoma area, mr.. transp. /;
excel neighborhood; shaded I'd: SIS.
ia. 9-6420 after 6 pm. IS
$500 14th ST. NV rms, kit,
bath, inclosed porch. See Janitor.
1440 Meridian pl. NV rms. kit,
bath. See janitor., tn. 10000.
RANDOLPH ST., Mr.. 9TH N.w.-very
desirable; 4 Ice. rms, kit. and bath:
utilS. incl; $S5. PLANT & GORDON,
INC. 1874 Park I'd. NV, co. 5-OS37,
8 BEDRMS., liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
bath: furn. or unfurn. See MR..
WINES. Apt. 4. 1414 Girard st. NV.
tn. 10000. IS
GEORGETOWN-Newly decorated. Q
rooms. kitchen and bath with private
patio: nice atmosphere. beside C. q
Q. canal; only 500 mo. incl. utilities.
MISUNDERSTANDING bedrooms, two
baths: also maids room and bath,
full dining room, unfinished. $500;
furnished. $3.50. For further in
formation. call oliver 2-6O46. %
1902 PA, AVE. Sc. 3-rm. apt. S45.
614 II ne. 5-rm. apt. sos
1928 F st. ne, 6-rm. apt.-----$65
91S II ne: 3-rm. apt ----S65
1910 H ne; arm. apt.----$40
18th and Fla. me-: 6-rm. apt $50
HALL & BRO. 1904 H st. NE.
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SILVER SPRING-2-bedrm. apt. In
bfand-new bldg, next to park. 4
expos, indiv. heat control. dble. door
closets, free washer and dryer: al
utils. includ., $11O mo.
Z. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
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ALEXANDRIA

One bedroom, liv. rm., dinette, kit.
and bath; ! blk. to stores. theater
and bus.
units available.
RIVERVIEW APARTMENTS
1116 N. Pitts st. TIE. 6-0S60
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liv. rm.. kitchen and bath, avail
janitress or call Ii, 1855. %
323S HIATT PL. NV bedrms.
living room, kitchen and bath
available Immediately, $75 per mo.
newly decorated. See tanttor or
premises. RANDALL H. HAGNEF
Co. DE. $4,000. e
1850 FIT. STEVENS DIR. NV
Lovely attrac modern 1-bedrm. apt
in quiet fireproof BLDG. Good transp
Married cple. RA. 6-0051.
SIG end ST. N.W.-Nice light apt
3 rms. kitchenette. pvt. bath. II
small well-kept bldg. Only 2 ten
ants in bldg. Ideal for couple en-
Only SIS per mo. McCREA EQUIP
400 TEXAS AVE. s.E.-2-bsdrm
ss snSan SkA, Eai Rb bu N las2l bldg
Ord. A., 2-bedroom apt. all utils
conv. to schools. shopping. transp
Cali ~. 5-5S00,. weekdays, 5 to y
AIR fat .sc.;oS 4 Il 1 BEDRM., Ca
thedral and Idaho ayes. n.w.-Mos
desirable loo. in quiet wen-menaEe'
modern bldg, with wide, well-kep
tors family, Newly decorated. "A
hf. seeretarial switchboard. Ampl
free parking. sun deck. On direc
busline. 30A0 idaho ave. NV. q
$4,000. la
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COEORED-lSA1 KENYON st. NV.
Basement apt. rms, hath. va
cant; SEQ per mo. No children.
PAsouAL REALTY co. TX. s-s2s0.
COLoRED-BRAND NEW APIS
mod. sos per mo. I212 10th st.
ne. To inspect. call ST. 3-3657.
COLORED-l-BEDRM. APT.,-sep-
arate entr. for each apt. parking
space; new. modern equipment
throughout, S62 so monthly plus
utils. Only refined, quiet people
nsed sPey ~ t Eys st. sx net EH
C0foRED@iios COLUMBIA RID.
NV, Apt. 1.-two rooms. kit,
bath, porch; SIS mo. See ianitor.
LISS REALTY Co. NE. S-666S. IS
s TnS Kitchen zen bath BATH, al utils: incl;
coLoRED-517 seth ST. N.E.-Mod-
ern 1,bedrm. apt. $50. SO: Call Mr..
M 4EasI 1EPvEsT S corr. we REAL G1ao.
C dG1E6 Il IGE. NEAT RIM. Kit.
dir Sinets szo and bath; cow. NV. sec.
COLOMEW-NEWLY UEC.--IWO 0eQ-
. esa s. v Eit private ,.1;to bath;
Rhode Island ave. NV. DIXIE
REALTY CO., ACTS. Ma. $3.50.
COLORED-TWO RMS, semiprivate
bath; $50 mo. One rm; and Kitchen
st.sss;oss sac 9. z mo, oy Ssils. incl. RIA.
COLORED-lSso Il NE lge. bed
and and ei lee, SO. HALL 3 BRO. 1904
H st. me-, LII. 3-1591.
COLORED. 1908 EvARTE ST. NE
2-rm.., kit. and bath apis. in this
for sssso Just 70 On .1 Tsnsas
WALKER es / p b; cd 1860 oo, 18th
st. NV. CO. -5-O222. Ill
COLORED-APTS.- rms, kit, also
modern new bath, all utils.; cow.
CO 'fs a SG rSa 70 IT,
C eSLIoiaET; IL o q ST. NE room.
kit, bath; S45, plus utils.; cow.
eyerything. ST. $,S3l6; ~
1ss WIZ ER f islssss t sSl. s'd sgs II
cOL0RED-SOs srd ST. NV
rm... mod. kit. bath. new cond.;
c e%e3 EsPle N9' E 5Osa ST. NV.
bath. 0 sas heat; p excel. location. Rs sno
rent. RE. 1881; RIA. 6-11O1.
CoLoRED-1s1s EUCLID ST: NV.
bath apt. No small children. Lease.
See janitor. SIGLER & CO.. RA.. s.
COIo5RED-1s34 4th ST. Ne
Extra-larse 1-bedrm.. 2-bedrm. and
s sHnsn VIII Dt Decorate ss 'a g.. up sn NeE
CoLORED-133O FAiRMONT ST.
N.W.-Lovely enc. apt, 1 lge. rm..
dinette. kit. and bath. See janitor, or
call SIGLER & CO.. RIA. 3-S431.
COLORED-HOw is THIS for rea-
sonable rent; $3.50 and $62.5O
plus utils.. for a spacious 1-bedrm.
apt. in q modern bldg. Big liv. rm.,
separate dinette. kit. with refgr.
and and stove; trent ont s en rear entrances.
COLORED-Ss5 4Sth PL. NE
rooms. kitchen and bath; modern
apt, BLDG. heat and hot water fur
S S4se :ssr go per No r., Can e aa ~ 4ssS
cSLo SRisn QUINCY st. NV
2 lge. rms. enc. apt, S55. incl.
COLORED-NEW APT. BLDG; cow.
busline; / rm.. kit. and bath. Get
COLORED, NORTHWEST-1 rm.. Kit.
share bath. Newly decor. Cow.
trans. Call NO. 7-3115 after 6.
COLORED-e RMS, kit. and bath,
pvt. entr.; adults only. Reasonable
After p.m., Ii. 3-151S. Ideal for
COLoRED-s6o PLUS UTILs. gets a
2esrm. Kit. and bath apt. CO. B.
COLORED-TWO BIG BEDROOMS,
kit. dinette and living room; $75.5O
plus all utils. 920 46th st. ne, Just
III Sheriff rd.. good transp. and close
s1 MIN ave s shSpp 1% district
st NV Ma &-034h
Smyrna times., 1954-04-08

Chicken Pies Banquet -. 8-oz. pkgs. 49c
Spinach Birds Eye chopped or leaf
11-oz. pkgs. 29c
Chopped Steaks Esskay -. S-oz. pkg. 29c
Tender Peas Libby, Birds Eye or
Snow Crop 10-oz. pkgs 29c
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Minuet Arrangement
Tops Michigan Park
Garden Clubs Show

Spring, in the guise of it's
beautiful flowers, was rampant
last night.
The occasion was the Michi-
gan Park Garden Clubs presen-
tation of its annual flower show,
"a Symphony of Spring." held
in the Third Christian Church,
South Dakota avenue and Taylor
street NE. Competition was open
to all amateur gardeners, and
many prizes were awarded.
Co-chairmen were Mrs. Evan
Griffith and Mrs. William Pilson.
Others who helped arrange the
show were Mrs. F. I. Peck, Mrs.
Martin Kelly. Mrs. Charles Chap
man, Mrs. Ernest Thomas. Mrs.
Edward A. Kane, Mrs. Roy
SwenSon, Mrs. Arthur Reynolds,
Mrs. l.. c. Chew, Mrs. Leonard
Thomas, Mrs. A. w. Fischer and
Mrs. Robert Kelley. Leading
winners were:
Grand prize winner-Mrs Janet Byrne
Of the Woodbridge Garden Club, for q
minuet Arrangement
Artistic arrangementS-Lullab Mrs
Urban North; Sweet and Low, featuring
pansies, Mrs. North; Rhapsody in Blue,
Mrs. Swenson: Ebb Tide, Mrs. Leonard
Thomas; Rustic of Spring, Mrs Pilson;
Majoring in Yellow, Mrs. North; Twin
Mantle, Mrs. Pilson.
Miniature Garden-Mrs. Ernest Gore.
Narcissus-Mrs. A. H. LeCointre.
tulip Mrs. LeCointre' Best Yarieeated
and red tulip, Mrs. Kane. Best wine Dar-
win tulip, and the best yellow double
cottage tulip Mrs; Kelly; Best lavender
lection of parrot tulips, Mrs. Byrne.
Best red Warwin collection, Mrs.
Fischer.
Iris, bearded DurpIe-Mrs. Samuel
Evening star., 1954-04-23

complained they were painful.
In both cases, the victims worked
themselves loose.
The bandit took $25 from Mr..
Powers billfold.
He described the man as be-
tween Is and 80 years old, $50
pounds. wearing dark sunglasses,
a dark brown suit and brown
felt hat. Mrs. Ryon's descrip-
tion of the man was similar.