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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07
Pope Accepts
Resignation OF
Iowa Ordinary

WASHINGTON - NC -
His Holiness Pope Plus XII
has accepted the resignation
of the Most Rev. Henry P.
Rohlman as Archbishop Of
Dubuque and has named him
Titular Archbishop of Cotrada.
The Most Rev. Leo Binz,
Coadjutor TO Archbishop Rohl-
man since 1949, succeeds him
as Archbishop of Dubuque.
The acceptance of the resigna-
tion and the succession were an
nounced here today by His Excel.
lency Archbishop Amleto Giovanni
Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to
the United States.
Archbishop Rohlman, who is 78
years Of age, has been a priest
for 50 years and a member Of the
Hierarchy for 27 years. He was
named Bishop Of Davenport in
1927; was named Coadjutor Arch.
bishop of Dubuque in 1914, and
succeeded as Archbishop of Du-
buque in 1916. Pope Plus XII
named him an Assistant at the
Pontifical Throne in 1850.
Born in Westphalia, Iowa, on
March IT. 1876, Archbishop RohI.
man studied at Mount Calvary,
Wis; ST. Lawrence College, and
Columbia College, Dubuque. before
making seminary studies in Mon
treal. He was ordained to the
priesthood by Archbishop Paul
Bruchesi of Montreal on Dec. 81,
1901. He did pastoral work in 10
wa and made two years of study at
the Catholic University of Amer
lea before he was named Bishop
of Davenport in 1927.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07
Pontifical Commission
Will Include RadiO-TV

VATICAN CITY = NC = The Holy See has revamped
and enlarged the Ponfca Commission for Motion Pictures
which set l948 to include both radio and teevsion
it reliably learned here.
The organization whose constitution has just been
approved by the Holy See again headed by bishop Martin
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07
Our New Years Wish

May you and your teachers never
have need Of red ink this year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07

PARIS-NC)-The Most Rev.
Louis LeHunsec, Titular Archbish-
op of Indianapolis and former
Superior General of the Holy
Ghost Fathers. died here dec. %
at the age of rs.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-01

JAN. s, MILES CITY: H. q. Ross Jordan
Registered Angus bull SALE
JAN 1872, DENVER: National Western.
FEB. IL, GREAT FALLS: Montana PoIIed Here
ford Assn. first annual sale at fairgrounds.
FEB. Is, IA, MTSSOULA: MissouIa Hereford
Assn. 9TH annual Top Cut show and sale.
FEB. "a. HELENA: Green Meadow Ranch
annual production sale.
MARCH 81, 1885, SHELBYs Marias Hereford
Breeders Assn. show and sale.
APRIL 8, 4, mSSOULA~-Western Montana Aber~
deen~Angus Assn. 9th annual show and sales
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-01

Roman 81 Mclean, Augusta, report
the sale of five polled bulls TO c. G..
McClave, Great Falls, for his ranch
on the Dearborn.
AT a December meeting of the Mon
tana Aberdeen-Angus Association, a
resolution presented and passed, ex-
pressed the disapproval of the organi-
cation with the Danish system of judg-
ing livestock and recommended that
the so-called american system re-
place the other wherever used. At the
same meeting, w. j. Harrer, Helena,
was elected president of the statewide
organization.
A subdivision of the above group,
the North Montana Aberdeen-Angus
Association, also meeting in Great Falls
in early December, elected P. c. Fender
to head their, group, with Q. J. Gait,
Stanford, to serve as vice president
and Charles Moore, Great Falls, was
reelected secretary treasurer. Direct
ors include Fender, Gait and Moore,
plus Douglas Dear, Simms, Bryan Cor
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-01

ROVER. MAIN business OA TIE group WAS
to SET tentative dates for two COM
mercial Angus sales to be held next
fall, one at Great Falls on Oct. q and
one at Havre, Oct. "A. Both sales will
be correlated with other Angus sales
which are held in a series each fall.
Stewart Bell, Eden, has secured the
service of WHR Symbol 25th, an 3-year
old son of WFIR Helmsman Sd from
Wyoming Hereford Ranch. This bull Las
been in service at Cheyenne for the past
six years.
AN increase in 1881 transfers were
reported by the American Aberdeen
Angus Association in comparing their
1853 to 1854 new ownership records.
Vitamin A or carotene and the use Of
hormones in feed will be high on the
agenda of the sixth annual Nutrition
Conference to be held at Bozeman,
March "a, 1855. Any and all livestock
operators and feeders are invited to
attend the two-day meeting.
Ranges of Montana are rated II per
cent as compared to "a per cent at the
same time last year and to II per cent
on Nov. l. These ratings are made
monthly by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture and these figures
are taken from the Dec bulletin.
Ben Arnold reports the sale of %
bull calves, all registered Herefords, to
Leo Cramer Jr., Melville. All the calves
were of Alpine Heir and Don Donald
breeding.
Eaton Becker, Wilsall, recently sold
33 head of Hereford bulls, going to
Vernon Kirocher, Clyde Park, and 80
to Wayne Bratton, Winnett Eaton also
sold 81 bred-heifers, to Clifford Olson,
Wilsall, and the other rs going to Victor
r. Smith, Burley, Idaho.
James Duns and Jens PouIsen, HarniI-
ton, have purchased the top Polled
Heref0rds from the Peter Vreeland
estate, Salmon, Idaho, including OK
Gold Dust 10th as herd sire. Prior to
this Duns and Poulsen purchased ALT
Real Onward 25th, from the same estab-
lishment.
New president of the American Aber-
deen-Angus Breeders Association is A.
Ell. TEX Splitter Jr., Pleasant Plains,
ILL., Mr. Splitter succeeds r. ID. Davis
Jr., Yemassee, sc.
Hogs fed warm water In the winter
gained 10 pounds more apiece than
those not given it, according to Iowa
tests.
The American Aberdeen-Angus Breed
ers registered 80 per cent more calves
his year than in 1883 More black calves
were registered this year than were
registered in the first 80 years of the
breed associations existence.
The maximum amount of milk that
! hand fed calf should be fed is not
more than 10 per cent of its body weight
Der day. Overlooking is one of the most
common causes of death in young
alves.
Ohio leads every state in density of
heep and lamb numbers with 32.1 ami
nails per square mile. In second place
Iowa with 23.9 Third is Wyoming
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-01

An EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR
REPLACEMENT OR A NEW HERD
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-25
Astronomy Notes
BY OLAF HALvERsoN

There will be partial eclipse of the moon on Tuesday, Nov. 29.
 In earliest ages, every natural event was a mystery. Fantastic explanations were given for the simplest natural phenomena.
 All dark celestial bodies cast long, conical shadows in space. Any non-luminous body passing into the shadow of another is necessarily darkened or eclipSed thereby. When the moon is ex- actly opposite the sun, or nearly so, it passes through our shadow
 There is not an eclipse of the moon every month because the moon is not in exact line with the earth. and the sun. Sometimes the moon at full is above the exact point called the node and at other times it is below.
 Eclipses at a given node occur nearly three weeks earlier each calendar year. This is due to the westward movement of the nodes which make a complete round in 1872 years.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-25
Long-Silent Lord Rises In Parliament to Speak On the Rabbit Problem

LONDON, R-The Marquis of Cholmondeley (pronounced Chum- ley) made his first speech in the House of Lords last night after 32 years in the British Parliament's august upper house.
 "At long last," he told his fel- low peers, T have been brought to my feet by the wish to do some thing about rabbits"
 Speaking with weighty empha- sis, the 72-year-old lord great chamberlain, who is Queen Eliza beth's custodian of the houses of Parliament and theatrical censor, among other posts, said:
 "I know neighbor who will not try to catch his rabbits and the only way to deal with him is by drastic legislation. I do not be- lieve that propaganda will do it.
 There, should be healthy fines, and maybe jail, and if some of your lordships land in jail, it's your own fault"
 Rabbits do great damage to the crops in Britain and the subject of how to control them is debated constantly in Parliament.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-25
Thar's Gold in
 Them Thar sProspector Cakes

"Gold Is Where You Find It!' While the Pioneer men are still out each summer banning in the creeks for gold, their womenfolk have developed far pleasanter method of gold seeking.
 Come to the annual Pioneer Roof Garden, December 10, and take a bite out of delicious, homemade Prospector's Cake. If you are lucky, you will find a nugget.
 With only two weeks remaining before the 47th annual Roof Gar den is staged in the high school gymnasium, Auxiliary members of Pioneer Igloo No. l already are planning the cakes they will bake to conceal the lucky nuggets. Chairman of the Prospector's Cake Committee this year is Betty Walsh.
 Gold seeking in cakes is only one feature of the gigantic fun night staged each year by the Pio- neers. A variety show featuring local talent will start the evening and afterwards there will be games, fish pond for children, refreshments, and the evenings climax will be the award of two large nuggets. Frank Morris is general chairman of the event this year.
 Paid Ado.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-25

IONA, Mich, R-The Ionia County Park has lost it's pet deer.
 The 150-pound bottle-fed buck, found three years ago, an orphan lawn wandering with a herd of cows, was shot by hunter who failed to notice it was in pen.
 The hunter, Robert Bisel of Lansing, Mich, was ordered to pay for a replacement.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-25
Guided Missile To Be Built At BOeing Wichita Plant

WASHINGTON, R-The Air Forces Bomarc guided missile will be built at the Boeing Air plane Co.'s plant at Wichita, Kans.
 Experimental and development work will continue at the Boeing plant in Seattle.
 The announcement, by Sens. Carlson and Bennett, ended spec ulation that Boeing planned a huge new factory at either Salt Lake City or Denver to construct the missiles.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-25
PLANS SETS FOR 2.200- MILE CANADIAN GAS PIPELINE

OTTAWA, R-Government if nancing plans have been set up for a $118 million link previously. blocking the project for a 2,200- mile natural gas pipeline from AL berta to eastern Canada.
 The federal and Ontario gov- ernments will finance the 675- mile northern Ontario stretch to gether, it was announced here.
 Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd. will buy it as soon as company finances permit.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-25
C-124s Grounded During Investigation of Crash

TOKYO, R-Far East Air Force headquarters today grounded all it's CHA troop-carrying Globe master planes pending investiga- ton of the crash of one on Two Jima Sunday which killed 10.
 FEAF uses the C-124s on cour- fer routes to Two, Okinawa and Korea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

5000 RICHMOND HWY, Alex, Va
FIT Belvoir ED. 9-5237. -27
N.-Lge., attractiyely
furn,. 2-bedrm. apt, 1st fl, of Q
family, home: flrepl. in liv. rm., full
sized kit; nice yard; garage. cony.
q q everything 4;D adults preferred;
S a! s-4 mi vacant ia 2-0o77'
Parkfairfax - sublet
April 15-Sept. Is, lge. I-bedrm, apt. ;
choice loo, completely furn.; utils.
A Res 1 SYi f Il. Troy-Modern C clean
cheerful and large i-6edrm. apt:
yard entr. apt. bldg; 5 Minis. Pen
tagon; S105 incl. utils.: adults.
ia, 1895. ia. $4,000.
-bedrm. apt, plus garage;
I blk; to bus; eony, to Pentagon
az BdK D. FORT 81 tn My aitss sonv pcnt ss
= Modern, clean apt. BLDG: pvt.
utils. lal5 N. Quinn. ia. T-s4S7.
furn.. bedrm., 500 so
SllQ; lge.. 2 bedrms.. $50. 1910
.EExs M & APG} a6 Sl b sai7e dec
and furn.; . bedrms.. tile bath. iiv.
m. and din. rm. with fireplaces;
auto. dry; super mod. kit; good
closets; COW. loo; TV; air cond.
park sp. TIE. 6-6S39 29'
2-BEDRM. APT, completely furn.;
mod: in apt. bldg: nr. Arl. Hecht's;
$50 incl. utils: avail. OV. $4,000.
ARL.. mr. Clarendon-Entire ma II
j rms. bath mr. bus: III Minis Pen
taeon. . c SIl5: incl. utils Avail
now .JE 4-G265 -25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and l-bed-
room apartment; ianitor service.
laundry privileges: downtown loca-
ton; all utilities; S75 to So so.
Call TIE. 6-6670 between 10 am.
and 6 pm.
furnished, living rm.,
bedrm.. bath and kit; cow; utils.
incl 500 mo. OV. 3-lO35. -29
S. ARL'-2 bedrms.; SIPS for & mos
or more; utils. incl, 2nd A.; children
ana pets accepted ia. 7-44S7.
GROOM CO., ia. 5000. Pr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

1888 NEWToN-1-2-be drm. apis:
idTS S PARK: det. bldg. n. s-iss7,
CAPITOL HILL and 2 I'm. apts
,i iasI n pt u. n w4lhSs 1-rm
enc. aSail. immed. in this COW.
N. ii. AVE. AND GALLATiN.Beaa-
tifui modern 4-Toom apt; poTches:
gtiIs;; 20 ADULTS. IA; s-27Qs:
H 4; b Iss emit nit ", dI Isr mo
each eaS FRA RAJ a suii' Low p
3-RMS. AND BATH. modern apt. :.
S 81 private; : smpi; o s9gPle' 1o7
ca asfy tu n 1cSy ss ds ems fr enf ab
n.iIs. $50 gym mo. Ii 4.76ss. 81
bedrn. apt: cow. shopping and
transg;;, S19a o per mo. util. incl
, eslI QUE ah ST. Sloi Nw.-1se. llyine.bed
bath. SIS mo. Man. DE. a-0se4.
Mr.. 1eth.PK. RID bedrms., liv.
rm., foyer, pic. window, T., d.. b.:
cor. apt; lge. clos: mod: decor; !;
Bendix; vac; cl. park. SD. Sll5. AD'
1918 CALVERT ST. NV. Newly
decorated efficiency; kit. bath, $50
mo-, incl. utiis. AID. 4-9472, before z.
1914 IRVING ST. NV. Apt. . or
bsmt. APPLY: rm;; aleove, bedrm;i'
c epi or !, girls: ssS. 20
$3.50 18th At NEWTON. end A.
Quiet efic.. pvt. bath utils.; pch.,
yd., 3 windows: mr.. transp; -!
II45 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE; NV
Large sittins-oedTm;, large kit pvt,
aG33 ADAMS MILL RID. l block from
18th and Columbia rd;-Etticiency
corner apartment, large, Kitchen and
dinette combination living bedroom;
beautifully furnished and decorated.
So mo. See tanitor. NO. 7-27S5 or
MI NE 18th ai' and PARK RID. NV. conv,
stores. moves, ehurche s-Liv., rm,,
bedrm, kit, bath. porch; apt. bldg;
nicely furn.: adults only. $50 mo,
Ith AND Pa. AVE. Sc, excel, loo;
Redec. 3 rms. semipvt: bath; all
utils.: apt. bldg. 500. IKE. S-b354.
$50 5th ST. S.E.-Large, bay window,
corner room with Eitchenette; LIST
A. ADULTS. Sl3. Another, 81. NE.
S-009H. ~
RID. 18th ST. NV
bedrm. apt, with foyer, iiy. rm.. kit,
oinette. bath; eiey. bldg; beaut. furn.
and dec. Sis. AID. 2-Su5;i ~
II0i nth ST. NM! bedrms., liv
rm., din. rm.. kit, bath; mr.. schools
To see, call TU. 2-lyll. 30
?5I5 18th ST. N,W.-Good place for
baby: nicely furn.; lge. bedrm., liv.
rm.. kit, bath. screened porch; cow.
loo; low rent. AID. 4-1U3J. 70
LOW RENT! We have fresh, clean,
-bedrm. ant. in cooperative BLDG.
ideal for respectable couple who want
some cash left after rent: near GPO
and Capitol. within block OF so. 81.
80 carlineS. 5000. DU. 7-4339.
ATTRAC. Tv APIS. Sl4 wk. up;
child or babies welcome. Also hskpg.
rms. lI01 nth st. NV. DI. 7-TSSS.
WILSON HOUSES. l6'!2 LStn ST. NV.
Excellent Groom apis, S9O-Sl 90:
bacnalnr apis, $40. AID. ,,-y296.
LIV. RM.. pedrm.. kit. bath: piils, ::
1926 18th NV, S14; 1870 Ga. i've.
So; Cpies. RIA 3-lSS3.
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
I SHOW excel. selections, all parts
D. c. For free friendly service. call
MANDEL AID i-34uO, %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RADIO EQUIPMENT, IoA Ssh ex-
free; no trades. Pc. 2-4317. 81
RECORDS-Leayins city, latest al
buns and single popular rs, As. SO
rpm. speeds records; cost $500;
slightly used complete collection for
500. Mr.. D. L. SMITH. after &
pm. weekdays; Sat; and Sun: all
REFRIGERATORS-Elec.. sas.: sos
up. guar. incl. del. BLOCKS, 1I4G
7-556I. ia. $500.
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma
GcK'ss INC. 1905 i4th St. NV.
REFRIGERATOR. Morse 7la-cu. #.
Good condition. $40. Call ) to s pm.
1873 Nicholson st. NV, RIA. d-I012.
REFRIGERAToRs. $685.: washers,
$3.50; gas ranges. Sl9.95. DUNN
MARK. 4l30 Ga. ave. NV. -29
REFRIGERATOR, 9-cu.-ft. westing-
house elee,, $40; excel. cond. Ewes.
REFRIGERATOR, cleo: range. sas:
automatic washer, excellent condi-
ton. UN. 4-50S2. ~
REFRIGERATOR 1852 GE, s Gu. IT.:
excel: cond.; reasonable. Call Oh.
servel, in GOOD
condition, Sell for $40. Call IA
a-.5TS.
Servel. apt. size,
excellent condition. Best offer. LO
G-3o2l.
REFRIGERATORS, all makes and
sizes. reconditioned, refinisned and
ALAN REFRIGERATION co, SCI
Que st. NV, AID. .-41Sl. ~
REFRlOERATORS-il Gu. IT. sep
freezing door. $50 or best offer
9-cu.-ft refgr.. electric stove (apt
sizel. gas stove, Directions: CO.
lumoia pike to Baileys Crossroads,
right on Rte. Z two blkS. to b5ui
PAYNE 81 Sat Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHER, Thor. semiautomatic: ex-
cellent condition; $50. Have bought
house with washer. JE. 3-S6S9
~
WASHING MACHINE. fun automatic,
FrigIdaire, pulsatlng; good condition;
500. VIII. 6-6903. -27
WATER HEATERS-30-gal. gas au-
tomato John Wood. new, in
crates; 1-yr. guarantee; $50 80.
Call WA. G-165g. -27
WELDERS. LINCOLNS, for sale as
low as 500 or for rent. EARLBECK
& LANDRUM, INC. 1923 Cathedral
St. BALTIC. MI. 5-S5lI.
SPRING SALE ON SLIP COVERS
DRAPERlES AND UPHOLSTERING
New. beautiful spring line now
available. Call for FREE estimate
by an experienced decorator today
Discount on stock closeouts while
fabric lasts. DE. 2-S3Il or CO D.
Of III ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD.-All 2nd
floor. pvt. entr.. pvt, bath. 1-bed-
living room and Kitchen: a.uf.; on
bus line: "a block shopping center;
$50 month, couple. 10. S-934l.
CLEAN AND CHEAP, Takoma, Silver
Spring-Lly. rm.. hedrm., kit, d.
nette, bath. 3rd floor; small apt
bldg; express bus; $50 plus utils.;
Piney Branch to Flower to $500
Greenwood ave JU. a-ls96. 81
PINEY BRANCH AND FLOWER AVE.
-Weil-furn. immac. 1-bedrm. apt
in apt. bldg; laundry facil.; l block
to shop and bus at door; $50 mo.
TAkOMA PARK-Liv. rm., din. rm.,
bearm., kit. bath, End f.; pvt. entr.;
utils,; on bus line; couple only, JU.
CHEVY CHASE, Md. near Chevy
Chase. Club and NH; utilities in
81 gIg vsS SSs e., S,c46o9;, q, .-2a
mr.. eyerything-2nd f., pvt. entr..
coy 3 rms. bath. Also pvt. studio
apt. for l. JU. 5-550S. go
LANHAM. attractive entire End floor.
private entrance; utils. furn-: cple. !:
$50 mo. AP. 7-7l3S GO
! AND 2 BEDRM. APIS. ATTRAC-
lively FURNISHED: FROM SIS
UP. INCLUDING ALL UTILS. FOR
INFORMATION. CALL RE. 5-SO0l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
FARM g. GARDEN Cont

ors and sizes, 25i0 tn st. ne.
TOPS0IL, rich and clean, 4-eu.-yd,
load, SIS. delivered. SOC per Blu. al
MANGEL'S NURSERY, 9400 Riggs
NV fd H Iau fsSEs Ii t4 tiSs of In
ternational tractors and farm equip.
New Holland. New Idea farm equip.
loader, Brillon grass seeders. Exec
Flow lime sewers: baler and binder
twine; parts and service. MA
USED E6UIPMENTMiHSc; Cub. reEu.
baler. fHc Il tractor. John Deei
harvester. n. or NJ. corn planter.
plows and discs, cultimulcher. MA
LLAoNEY,S; INC. Silver Spring. Nd.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
INC. Silver Spring, Md ~ s-3:I33
Patapsco River top
soil: no stone or clay; preseason
special pig loads delivered: $50
BLGEGRAss SOD delivered to your
desired. GREENWICH FARM MUIR
SEED POTsTOEs-Cobbler. red bliss
and Katahdin: onion sets, white and
yellow. W. II. McCoNKEY CO.. INC
Rich PI T ToPso AYE f 5y III. load q,
b9shel. caii EN-. S.2757 and ewes,
FIJI Dirt FOR SALE. any amount
delivered. 10. 1887 or 10. 1910
sLUDGE. MI dirt. top soil. bluestone
H FGaf TSayel 10 saqlisss s74s Fadins. aR
rOPsOlL-very good soil for lawns
ana greenhouses. very reas.. 10
HAY, excellent quality Timothy; also
straw. VIII deliver. Phone Dunkirk
BUiLDozER for grading, excavat.
Call gN, 1855: night, APP 7-059s
RICH TOPSOlL, early season special:
tons, 81; 10 tons. $50. 10
TREE III i RE attoI Il s. up. topping 5
pgpain nor seeGins eshsIng cempiele
SHADE TREES. tulip poplsrs, to .
feet, 81 .9s. s401 4sth ave, College
Pk, Nd To- Or a-6493; .
JUDAS TREES. ~ it.,
BLOOMED last year, nursery trans
plants, 81. sNYDERS PLANTS,
1904 Sherrier pi. NV. toff Mac
Arthur. EN-. 3-l0l5. Open Sat,
and Sun. only.
ENGLISH lockwood. sheared dense
ball shaped specimen plants. in.
Jap. and American lockwood, Jap.
red naples, SNYDER'S PLANTS,
1884 Sherrier pl. NV. ION Mac
Arthur. EN-. 3-lOl5, Open Sat-
urdays and SUNDAYS only.
seedins; sods 90 tree removal, ma
MUST SELL tractor plows, > disc
harrows. farm WAGON, :. manure
Spreaders, farm cart. hay mower,
day rake :or lime ,o spreader srain
implements, lot OF harness. 100
bales Of hay, 100 bales of straw, 81
tons OF manure No reasonable Of
ferS refused. $3.50 buys Init. tractor
on rubber, plowS. disc. harrow and
euitlvator. GARDNER's STORE,
blooming in Gin. pots. Call JOHN
A. CREEL, Ii. 1-06Ts.
FISHING for big
mouth bass and bluegills. We expect
to allow restricted fishing in our
lake this coming season. II inter
eSted. please call STANLEY, Market
I-?441. at Mattatoni Farms. Groom,
Mo. Just "A miles from center OF
Washington. ARRANGEMENTS must be
made in advance. ~
reinforced aluminium,
100 stock sizes. Write for prices,
Appletree la. Sc, Wash. Fl, D, C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

:s s,1k ss Sd,. ST. NY; near Sheraton
DUPONT ,CIRCLE-Lse. rm. with
refer; and hot plate; telephone ana
laundry priylls. DE. 2-2705. 81
9!1 MD. AVE, N.E.-Lge. frt. rm
all turn.; excel. transp; cple. 20"
$50 9th ST. S.E.-Large bay win
COW, corner room with kitchenette,
lsL n; adults; Sl3; another. 81.
tTa ise'. windows dow 81 hot oD'@ plate.
retsr, running water; sgle.., S47.5o;
dole, 500. Also attrac. ,sgle,, next
j.: to bath; $40. TU. 2-S99S. --27
Ink, with linens and dishes furn..
semipvt. bath: Sll per week or $40
per mo. SOIL 9th st. NV. RIA. j.
ACCEPTED Nice furn.
rm. with sink and hot plate in pvt,
home; laundry privils.; mr.. every
thing. AID. 2-96l7 or RA. 6-3SO6
FRONT sTUDIO-Refgr., grill. clock.
radio TV, African mattress. S7-Slo:
a I'D h + n;T TX K Ss;,6es3;, ~
nicely Turn. rms scr. pch.; Diet
home. blk. transp. RA. 6-S45S. -35
1928 BlLTMORE ST. N.W.-Large
room, double bed refgr.. stove. rum
ming water. near bath; good tranSp.
nr; 18th and Columbia I'd. NV, EO
2-0352 81
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APIS. EURNIshEp-Mp.

CORAL HILLs--Large 1-bedrm.. nv.
rm.. din kit. bath; 500. incl.
all itils. 10. s-s11q. --26
TAKOMA. vic. Walter Reed-Liv
rr.. bedrm:. kit. bath; garage and
driveway. JU. 9-g"3a, 10. 4-0711.
CHEvY CHASE. MD.-Nr. Chevy
Chase and Columbia Clubs and
NH. OIL. 2-3l73. 80
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDoZERs, leaders. cranes. by
Gay. week or month. BERWYN
EQUIPMENT RENTALS CORP, TO.
9-6l45.
CHAIN SAWS, sanders. wallpaper
steamers. paint sprayers. cleo, ham
mers and drills. etc. FOLK PIOOR
SUPPLY. WO. 6-O5@S. -.5
CHAIN SAWS. Imam. S12 pr cay
oman. SIS per day RENTAL
TOOL 81 EQUIP. CO., JU g-6SSl.
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FARM AND GARDEN

AZALEAS, rohodos, everereens: land
scaplng; free estimate. ROTH'S
AzALEA GARDENS, S21le Sligo
Creek pkwy., Takoina Park. Md.
~
TREES, Norway spruce.
3 to O IT,, very reaS. SOS Caraway
ST.. Cabin John. OIL. 4-3243, all day
Sat. and sun: after 1880 wkdayS.
cub tractor, about 4
yrs, old. with sickle bar attachment.
Excel. cond. $3.50. Phone OIL. A.
1896 bet. 6;30-9 pm. or Sun. morn.
81
SICKLE BAR, power mower. Jacobsen,
aft. cut; excel, cond.; cost $500;
color; large dump truck load 10
tons delivered, $50; tons, SIS,
JU. b-l7p7. --27
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BLACK ANGUS registered heifers
Is, CONSIGNED Northern Va. Angus
auction. Leesburg Livestock Market.
Leesburg, Va. l PM, Sat, March
20, 1855. Start best beef breed now
with some vigorous stock in right
condition for healthy breeding. CE-
DARCREST FARMS, Oakton, Va,
r pG; 2 21,sS2. rp.urp al u.t.,
with oak floor and tail gate. Excel.
cond diversified heavy duty tires.
Pc. 2-676S. -
MUST SELL. pr. S-yr. -old Percheron
mares. :. farm horses, riding horse,
- hSgF no s Ts5T Offer Iara reiuy IS
Upper Marlboro. Md. ~
REG. DURUC PIGS, s wks. old:
weight. 40 lbs. Call JE. 2-9417.
WANTED TO BUY-1O0 head riding
horses. JU. 9-96I5 or JU. 9-5l24.
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