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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-27

President Eisenhower viii
wind up his present term Of
ofice with q balanced budget,
with Government expenditures
greatly reduced, and with the
tax burden lessened-unless all
signs fail. What that may
mean In terms Of politics is
still to be developed. Demo-
Gratis, however. already are
screaming. Apparently they
are expecting an impact on
the voters favorable to Mr..
Eisenhower and the q. o. r.
They see only politics in the
statement at this time by
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey that it will be pos
sible to balance the budget by
the close Of the fiscal year next
June 80.
The pledge Of the President
when he campaigned for cleo
ton in 1852 was that he would
fight for reduced Government
expenditures and a balanced
budget. Tax relief would fol-
low such accomplishments.
Should he stand for re-elec-
ton, he will be in a strong po-
sition on fiscal affairs--if Mr..
Humphreys forecasts are cor
rect. Right from the start,
the President has insisted he
must have a balanced budget
before proposing further tax
reduction. If by the first of
next year, or by next March,
it becomes clear the Federal
budget will be in balance soon,
it is predicted Mr.. Eisen-
hover will recommend tax
cuts, and presumably he will
get them.
Democrats to Have Plan
With a Democratic Con-
gress in control on Capitol
Hill, it is almost certain that
the Democrats will try to beat
the President to further tax
relief. and that they will have
a tax program of their own.
Indeed, they tried to Jump the
gun on tax relief in the last ses-
sion Of Congress, offering a $40
cut to income taxpayers. The
President, nearly all Republi-
cans and enough conservative
Democrats were strong enough
to prevent the passage of such
a cut while 1t was unclear
what would happen In the
way Of tax receipts and Gov
eminent expenditures. Since
then the air has cleared con-
siderably. Secretary Hum
phrey's new estimate Of the
deficit at the close of the
present fiscal year has been
reduced from $2.4 billion to
Sit billion. He figures that it
will be possible to save 3 per
cent Of expenditures during
the remainder Of the year, and
so bring the budget into bal
ance. All of this will be pos
sible because Of good business
and high employment.
Even If the Democrats have
their way in details of tax re-
duction, 1t will not detract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-27
LETTERS TO THE STAR

blings which The Star sees At
to publish.
The Negro race. which pays
less than 10 per cent of the
taxes, has been offered, and in
most cases given. equal school
facilities with the whites. Mr..
Henderson and his crowd are
going to continue to agitate
the situation until the South
ern States will close the pub
lie schools. Then the innocent
Negro, who is being led by
these radicals, will lose that
which he has worked for so
magnificently in the last hun
dred years.
Jack Whyte,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-27

@. When was the present
Washington National Airport
built?-M. M. l..
A. Construction began in
1898 and was completed in
194l. The field of 730 acres is
bordered at Gravelly Point, on
the Potomac River.
@. How many cities in the
United States have over u.s.
900 population?-C. M. N.
A. According to the 1850
census there were 481 of these:
and 1921 other smaller COM
munities having municipal
governments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-27
Two Views on Goa

Regarding portuguese Goa,
may be permitted to offer the
viewpoint of one United States
citizen who has tried to keep
in touch with the recent de-
velopmentS? 1t is also the
viewpoint of a student of world
affairs who is working for
understanding and peace
among men of good will.
1t is my view that there is no
such thing as peaceful" in
vasion. When hundreds of
people cross a frontier, those
people, as agitators, are seek
ing to create trouble.
Goa's population is notable
for its contentedness. its clean
illness. thrift and relative pros
perity. More than one first
hand observer has remarked
upon the devotion which the
Goans, whether in Asia, Africa
or Europe, display with regard
to their Portuguese citizenship.
How few. If any, would be wills
ing to give up their rights in
what is called Overseas Por-
tugal"? Is it not conceded that
a plebiscite. granting freedom
Of choice. would demonstrate
the desire of the Goans to con-
tinue their present status?
It is well known that the
Portuguese concept of race is
as broad as humanity. Indeed,
from the standpoint of health,
education and good standards
Of living. the Portuguese ad-
ministration of Goa may be
described as Point -Four in
: action"
At any rate, it must be re-
corded that the rupture Of
diplomatic and consular rela-
tons, often deprecated as the
prelude to conflict, has not
originated with any Portuguese
authority. 1t has been sug-
gested in some quarters that
this unfortunate dispute dis
closes a conflict of emotions.
not of interests" In part, this
may be true. Above all, how
ever. 1t is a controversy that
deals with sound principles of
international law--the rights
which should be enjoyed by
human beings established in
their own household.
DIR. Joseph F. Thorning,
Advisory Editor. The Ameri-
cas-. Frederick, Md.
Much is being made Of the
Portuguese rule over Goa for
the last 400 years. The history
Of the Indian subcontinent or
Of Goa did not begin in 1910
AID. when the Portuguese cap
tured Goa from an Indian king.
For nearly thirteen centuries
Goa was ruled by purely In
dian rulers before the Portu-
guese appeared on the scene.
There is mention of Goa in
ancient Indian inscriptions.
From the second century AID.
to 1912 it was ruled by the
kings of the Kadamba dynasty.
From 1912 to 1870 it was in
the hands of the Bahamani
kings. Then it was ruled by the
kings of the Vijiyanagar en-
pire up to the middle of the
18th century, when it came
under the protection of the
King of Bijapur. It was from
the King of Bijapur that the
Portuguese captured Goa in
1910. phonu.r Paw
School of Foreign Service,
Georgetown University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-27
No-Good Trick

In a recent issue Of your
paper you had a story of a
freak "11-cent" coin. There
are hundreds of these coins
available, as the so-called
dime and penny trick.
As a magician. / once made
for a special trick a six-dollar
bill by FASTING a one and a
five together. OF course, you
know what happened, ! spent
the combination "a a one
dollar bill. The trick Is no
longer In my repertory.
SabaR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-27

said, there is ample reason for confidence
that "these conversations viii prove of
lasting mutual benefit signifying fresh
start of collaboration between our two
countries"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-27

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letters carry tpriters' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden.
sGtion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-27
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-02-18
Dennison St. Mary Tests Dover Tues.
St. Joseph Preps for Tourney
With Wise, Milyiori Leading

With the regular diocesan bas.
ketball season almost completed
there are only three games left
after tonight-fans are looking
ahead to the class A and class B
tournaments which will be start
ing in the next week or two.
One of the top games of this, or
any other season concerned will
take place Tuesday in Dover where
the brothers, Paul and Joe Droto-
yich, will send their teams, Dem
nison st. Mary and Dover st. JOS
eph against each other for the sec
ond time this season.
st. Joseph is sailing along in
what many people believe to be
their best season in history. So
far their record reads Is wins and
four losses. Two of the latter were
to class A clubs, Bellaire st. John
and East Palestine. The other two
defeats were to New Lexington st.
Aloysius and Cambridge st. Ben
edict.
st. Mary in the meantime has a
three won-14 lost mark. They've
lost some close games and have
played some great ball, especially
when all-Ohio forward candidate
Ronny Ross has been hitting.
st. Joseph has three scorers
who have been moving along well
in the scoring columns. Top man
is Tom Wise, a forward, who so
far has popped in 306 points. Next
comes center George Milyiori with
ESQ while the other forward, Jim
Martinilli, is right behind with 246
counters. Guard Norm Recla has
tossed in ITO while the two alter
mating fifth men Tom Bearducci
and George Zifer have contributed
about 11O points between them.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-02-18

The game will be the final game
of the season for both clubs who'll
then wait for the firing to begin
in the Eastern Sectional tourney
at Dover.
Only other diocesan game re-
manning after Tuesdays game will
be the GAINESVILLE Rosecrans at Co
lumbus st. Charles scrap next Fri
day night.
Four tits are on tonight's slate
with top game going on at Colum-
bus Aquinas' gym where the Ter
riers meet the states second ranked
team Columbus East. East is shoot
ing for the Columbus City League
title while George Steinbrenner's
improving Terriers hope to gain a
lot of prestige by tanning the Tig-
ers.
Other games Friday will find Au-
gusta at Dennison st. Mary, Dover
st. Joseph at Newcomerstown and
Columbus Academy visiting st.
Charles. Saturday night Columbus
Rosary will meet Academy. The
Central District Parochial-Exempt-
ed Village tournament will start at
Otterbein college in Westerville
this Saturday. Drawings were
scheduled for last Wednesday. Six
diocesan schools, Columbus st.
Mary, Columbus Holy Family, Ma
rion st. Mary, Mt. Vernon st. Vim
cent. Lancaster st. Mary and New
ark st. Francis together with Lon
don, Columbus University. Mt. Gil
cad and Granville will compete.
Second round games will be played
on Feb. % with finals slated for
Feb. IS. Three teams will advance
to the District tournament.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-02-18
81. AGATHA soWLlNc

Weeks high individual score
and series: Mary Sullivan,
Seminoles, 164-428.
Weeks high team score and Sc
ries: Seminoles, 693-1908.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-02-18
PORTSMOUTH sSyESs 9yIpf
Business Equipment

smith-Corona typewriter and Ciary Add.
ing Machines. Franchise Dealer Staple
ton Office supply. s29 Sirths Phone s-273l
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-02-18
CYO Schedules,
Standings and Games
STANDINGS AND SCORES
BOYS BASKETBALL

st. Peter vs. ST. Francis at Goldman Guild
~ AIS p. m.
Saturday, February 10
Our Lady of Victory VS.. St. Vincent
St. + ominic VS.. st. Mary 10 a. m.
st. LAdislaus VS.. Rosary
St JOHN vs. st. Aloysius IL a. m.
81. Cyprian VS. Immaculate Conception
Cathedral vs.. st. Michael IL noon
st. Mary Magdalene Va. st. Patrick
Sacred Heart VS.. st. Agatha - p. m.
ST. Thomas VS.. st. Christopher
st. Leo No. / VS.. Our Lady of Peace -
2 p. m.
ST. Leo No. 2 VS.. Holy Name
ST. Augustine VS. st. Cstharine ~ p. m.
Corpus Christi VS.. Christ the King - 4
d. m.
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-02-18

ANNAPOLIS, Md.-(NC)-A re.
port by the Judiciary Committee
on a bill that would restrict the
grounds on which motion pictures
could be censored has been favor
ably adopted by the Maryland
House of Representatives here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-02-18
BOYS GRADE SCHOOL
BASKETBALL STANDINGS
February Ia 1855
THIS WEEKS GAMES
HIGH SCHOOL
EesInu Eahrnmwxs IA

Friday, February 1S
Columbus st. Charles at Acad-
emy
Columbus East at Columbus
Aquinas
Augusta at Dennison st. Mary
Dover st. Joseph at Newcomers
town
Saturday, February l9
Columbus Rosary VS.. Columbus
Academy at st. Charles
Tuesday, February n
Dennison St. Mary at Dover st.
Joseph
COLLEGE
Friday, February lS
Dayton at Cincinnati
Saturday, February ~
Purdue at Ohio State
Western Kentucky at Dayton
Sunday, February 20
Xavier at Dayton
Monday, February II
Michigan at Ohio State
Wednesday, February 23
Toledo at Dayton
Xavier at Louisville
TELEvISED GAME
Saturday, February ~
Minnesota at Michigan
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-02-18

G1OAEC
PRESENTATION
St. Ladislaus 3s, st. Dominic 81
St. Augustine 81, st. Mary so
St Catharine %, Holy Rosary 20
ASSUMPTION
Our Lady Of Victory rs. ST. Leo No. rs
St. Christopher AZ, St. Vincent 2l
St. Thomas 26, Holy Name rs
VISITATION
St. Michael l6. st. Mary Magdalene
ST. Patrick 3s. Our Lady of Peace 81
ANNUNCIATION
St. Francis "a, st. Agatha 10
NATIVITY
Christ the King %, st. Aloysius 1s
Corpus Christi 3S Immaculate Conception
20
ST. cyprian ss. ST. John Is
NEXT WEEKS SCHEDULE - GIRLS
Saturday. February 10 - St. Catharine VS..
St. Dominic at st. Dominic
Monday February 21 - Our Lady of Vic
tory VS.. St. Francis at Victory
Wednesday. February 2s - st. Francis VS..
st. Catharine at St. Catharine
Wednesday. February 2S - st. Agatha VS..
St. Dominic at st. Dominic
Wednesday, February % st. Leo vs.
Corpus Christi at Heyl Ave.
Thursday, February "a st. Mary Mag
dalene VS.. Immaculate Conception at
Glenwood
Friday, February 25 - ST. Catharine vs..
st. Patrick at st. Catharine
Evening star., 1955-11-08
ROOMS FuRNIsHED-Nw.

1885 Isth ST. N.W.-2nd a. front;
single room. IS VIZ. Also enc.
sssS 80 s1ts ShG 81. NV. ,eorner Porter
ST. NICELY PURN LGE, ROOM
semipyt bath. Home and SUI.
roundings must be seem 10 DC
81 A DAY per person: li0i l7th
nw-Attrae sale. -dnie. rm., q Mk
up VAHNES HOTEL. DI, 7-7hSs
tf5o GIRARD ST. NV. Newly
dec. Ind a, single room with ynn.
ming water S5 so vi. -io
GLOVER PAhk,. 39th pl;12 SPA.
on srd noor. EM. S-si4s. %
LADIES, walk 10 work. save carfare
from 18th and Eye: SCI. rms. maid
switchboard and elevator service
81 so Wk NE s.5T05. 10
1893 ST. NV. The Dupont
Manor" -2nd Q, front, single room;
isla sHS'ns5n is.h esPoSSSis sP. Si warn, an n ist-
single room SIS weekly, Also enc
t5sS QUE ST. W..Nice, warm,
sgle room with running water; only
$3.50 and $50 weekly. -l0
st6d 18th ST NW.-Losely rms
some With pvt bat bath s;rs distinetiss Sr su-
switchboard: rates, $3.50 up weekly
,sIss Ped iess ST. N.w.-Business-
women, sgie. and dble. rms; clean.
besut. furn : mod. baths. NO. 4
/ 80 Ieth ST. NV. For employed
former lega ion; next 70 bus stop;
DevssINsTfowE--clean. s extra-spaeious
dies; laund.. TV .priytls.; 81 per
person; SiI As sgie. no. 2-Sasi.
ADAMS MILL RD. NV. Nicely
iaraishsd. sinsis roo@;, IN IN !. private n,,,S
DfipoNT faR NJ ciR'. Sisas1s iso7 Ia,h st nv.
Attrae,. newly dec. flrepl.. semiuyt
18th AND GOLuMBiA RD.-ciean
sRle. rm-. dhle: bed. Ice. closet; nF.
ATTaTRacTIyE FIR tldN R koosis. e apts. meals
optional. Laundry Large yards.
Free parking. Baby sitting avail.
siSs T ssSix PeSSiNx. AVE. N.w.--under
new management; gentlemen only:
SEQ month NE. R-o412 -S
THE CHAIFONTE. 1901 Argonne pi
n.w.--Rent T. woman. z bedrIn..
A-NSA~-eN-es~Nty 49, = 80 49, = = o.
.e117 coNN. AVE. N.W.--Larse
room. private hall bath; employed
.LioSELY 81 kooais. young meussie.-
dbie.: maid serF.; good park; 81
WE. isS3 PARK I'd. pU. 1854. Iii
1891 EMERSON. "a blk. of 14th--
Nicely iuIn.; nr. bath; 5 windows
NICELY TURN, ssls, front rm.; kit.
priEiis,: teie.; SIS per wk; on busline
RA. 6-f74a, after 5.
WYO. AVE. MANSI0H--Sgles., newly
fdrfl., connecting bath. use stein
way; S35, S3S mo-; artistic home.
not roomtng house. Du. 1873.
17os PA. AVE. N.w.ssle, rm.. p pvt,
I entr., pvt. bath: no cooking. Gall
,;ses stssr IS;;kEaMH.M 3 EMi SIssl7, sT' rs
with pvt bath: also 1 Im. suit. for
trsn.nn.sat,on Ia msn sniig IA IgasSs gaasRs sS sopa
b5Os KEW HAlarSHIRE AVE. NV.
rood 1 trsnsp. RA e-dtiGio. la
DELAFfELD n. NV, 13l9Lge
frt. rm.:: semitic home; nf. tranxp.;
man: $50 mo. ia. 9-li(l6S. ia
BEAUTIFUL MASTER FRONT RM.--
Pvt bath. new furfi.:. det home
MI. PLEASANT AREAS-sinsie rfi.
with porch; next I'd BATH. reas,
fsTM AND NEWTos-Lge. WELL
fu-n. bedrTn.. next 10 bath: fol. en-
PiiSysd Sipss issS s ssao sysss isspis ems sd5s rons
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-Mp.

ROCKVILLE and . bedrooms, Iis.
ing room. dinette. Kitchen. bath
| and rear screened porch; lear
,sshSels and and sh,Ssppingo sl,s9 eepts.a taoe no
c1sAL H5hs S.dl setsss sss s5ss nsisdss s P Ds g.
M. schools. shops, bus. 10. s-70ss.
ITAKoMA PARK--rn e-unit bids.; .
bedrms.. SOS. / bedrm., $40 and up.
sf gSRb SSR yaihsr yU s.siSs W.: sVss 'Rs'adse
TaRoMA PARK--opp. washington
San. 716 Msplewood ave, Apt. 3
---Liv. rm... bedrm.. kit. tiled bath,
front porch. All util.; $50. ~.
lTRKOMA Park. so5 Fairview ave.
-. l.bedrm. apt. for quiet couple or
| single person. Living rm,. dinette,
kitchen. bath, storage space, And
attic. Utility rm; $77;6o.. including
THtkiO5iMA PARK--Newiy dec. 1-bed-
rm. apt. Bus at door: coin washer;
couple, End fr. Ju. 6-3740.
rm., din. rm., kit, . bedrms,, bath,
SET; porch, bsmt.: $500 mo. incl.
u'iisi Rooms. tie Kitchen and bath;
cow. loc;: utlls. .flrn.: AP. 7-3ol4.
ITAKOMA PARK--New s rms. and
bath S sIIss. sn.IsIs ist o15 roRp fSTl3 T Tu rR z
Si06; ewes, sP. 4-7453. Ia
MT, RAINIER---3-rrn. apt. bath.
screened porch; nr. school; util.
furn., good location. WA. 7-lgls.
8 ROOMS. tile kitchen and bath;
conv. loc.; utils. furn.: AP. 7-3Ol4.
60l6 44th ave, Hyattsyille. 10
4
SILVER SPRING AREA---New bldgs..
3-bedrm., 1h-bath, Bargairl rent
ais. Call HE, 4-SS0e, HE. 4-7733:
Continued on Next PagsJ
Evening star., 1955-11-08
TIRE SALE

tuiI recaps; guar; wear ike new
8uux1h. 6.70xi6. 81 IS: f.fUxIb
5:eoxl6 81 70; sd 81 iSr snow
32ja Ga ave. NV RA 6.0S50
TRAINS = Lionel; extra track
switches. cars and accessories: pist
do repairing. JE a-l523 -1a
Tvs. i2h-in Zenith, s25: l5-in
Admiral, S49; others. DUPONT
IL
Tv-t2ol, 1o-l2-I6-l7-in. screen
sold sas is $40 70 S25 ca. OF
best offer AID. 2-6252. -8
~, Masnavox i6-in. table model:
perfect condition; sacrihce, sos
De 2.060a.
TYPEWRITERs. new portables. biz
cash discount; liberal trade-in al.
lowa-ce CIRCLE. 74I 18th NV
Buy Where You Get SERVICE
Underwood portable,
SIS. Gail AP 7-1Sa2 between 5 and
Z d m for information. IN ).
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

fELEyIsIONs. late models. witt
lse, screens used; fully guaranteed
VIII sacriflce At fraction OF orig
price for cash. Brand-new TN sets
iof sale At wholesale prices Cal
ewes. W 3. sun ttl-4. JU 5-ti.336
SILVER SPR1NG APPLIANCE
WHOLESALERS. alS Silver sprinR
Evening star., 1955-11-08

GIRL, -. wants another giri 70
share lge. attrac. 2-bedfm. apt. N
GEORGETOWN $50, no. 2-6sSs.
GIRL WANTED TO SHARE furn.
apt with. another girl: eony. ioc, (;
bet . and 1870 pm. TE. 6-s335
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APIS FuRNIsHED---MD.


TAKO1A PARK--Ist a.. : rms,
pvt. bath. entr,: det. house; eri..
child; yard; S9S mo JU. p-2al4.
LANGLEY PARK - q rms, batl,
utiik. furn. All pvt. entrance: $15
mo. Call after pm. He; Il
Coral ia BILLs-l bedrm,. liv, i IN.
dinatte. kit. bath 500 inciuQ ns
gtilitiss, 20 scSl . l. ls .,~s ID
Ese eed5 sIa hlssly I5eIyes. suFl liivbtnt
Sl45 mo. incl. utilS. See mgT., 6ssJ
Sheridan Ct. ~. sss5sss, hA- =
TSKoMA PARK-Lse. rm.-kii.. bod
rIn., bath. S6S.5u for i $40 for
2. incl. Rtils. Call ~, e-1S4S
TAKoMA PARK--ist d.. Nv. rn.. 2
Kit. bath. Adults. JU, 9-0hS9.
TAKOalA PARk--Nseely furn. ! and
. bedrm. apts, blk. bus and
ahops; SIS and up. ~. s-sss9,
sILyER sPRING--Liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit. din. bath: utiis. incl; gef 80.
couple, refs; no pets. 10, 3-ssssse
10 MN FROM DoWNToWN WASH.
nedrm.. din. rm.. nv. rm. ktt.
bath with shower. eony, shepplne
ali utilA. fnrn.: reaa uN. A-9p52
--H
NEARBY MARYLAND -< rms. :
Fefer. and range. bath and thower;
pvt entr.; utils.; GOOD transp. /;
married couple only. WA. 5-l333.
TAKOsfA PARK--i-b -bedrin. apt. with
din. rni.; 2nd a.: pvt. entr., utiis
furn5 couple only. ~. I-e023.
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eooMs HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

COLORBD - INFURN. ROOM for
5i1 Buchanan 81. NV ST. 3-U492,
coLcRRp--s NEW YORK AVE
NE. Larse fm with home privi.
leRes: newly decorated. AD q
60Ao. 10
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FARM ANp eARctN

T0psOIL, clean. ricil loan: 5 en-
yds SIS del. In Wash. area. 70
AzaiEsxxs. EyERcREESs. rhodos.
camelIias now blooming; holIies
.aridscaping wh1lesale, refAi1
ROTH'S AzALEA GARDENS. Ss1
sli3o Greek pkwy. TAX. Pix Nd. /
Tor SOIL. very GOOD rich top sol
for lawns and greenhouses VerJ
reasonable. Call 10. S-4033.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. toppins
'5sEss sssRRilMsh Mh cLaYrMa Md yE Eres S.Sits sss1
TOR SOIL. rich dark loan: idsal
lawns, fiowers and shrnbbery. u
tons, Si2 delivered 10. 7-74s7,
sLUDGE. top SCH. All dirt. road
graYcl, blue stone hauling. MR.
HARIiNo. 10. 2-s174. ia
h. BLUE GRASS SOD
D.llpered to your door; you lay 1
0sEENWICH FARMS NURSERY
LU, 3-4DS0.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
RooMs wITh BOARD

ROOM AND BOARD wanted in
private home, for 2 empl. ladies'
cInB MASON. I7ss N. Hamp. ave
n. .W.--Residential club Singles and
up incl full COURSE meals, and
hotel services. NO. 1870. CO. 81
N.R.ePRHvATE HOME. front room. ON
z meals days. for young man
coHbmBfa RD. NV. 1901. al
Conn. ayes--Nice sgi. or dbl. rn
$3.50 wk. Good meals: TV avail,
Young people. co. b-s4A3 I3s
i1OI 10th ST. NV. Ideal residence
for business people students: ses
f5S9 N ST. N.W.--For refined yoans
men or women. large south room,
delicious meals Tv. Bendix Alse
single iof man
Evening star., 1955-11-08
TARpAITT.JNS

esoAl ~ ~ M NsEi5 A.let 1-s1sss- Z
WASHERS, ali makes. types; sS 50
up: most guaranteed. FREDER-
IcK'S. 1905 18th ST, NV, ia. g.
5ago; 4t3O oeoreia ave. RA. d
WASHING MACHINE. Maytae
wringer type: like new; reasonable
WASHER. late model Easy spindrier;
Good condition. $40. III. 7-sn9o
WASHER, late model Thor semi Z
automatic; perfect eond, Price. s5o
WASHERS AND DIFFERS. late mod
els. used, fully guaranteed VIII
sacrifice for cash. Braud-new wash
ers and driers for sale at Wholesale
prices or below. Terms available on
new merchandise. weekdays 9 70
q sgnSays Ig e 3 s,,.J 10. ,Is.'5Ss a.5aol I J
sALERs, sass deorgia ave. Silver
Washers aEsiaE FoR nENr-Brand-nsw; ne
only 2bc 3 day. Rental may apply
70 purchase. Call ST, $1,000. ia
WASHERS, automatic Bendix and
gas drisrs; S2h each: no delivery.
WELDETs. new or used. IINcoLNs
for sale oI for rent kARLBECK
ss.aLI.As 4 LANpRuAit p, Rst.o ING I'm losa s.ss, GA
AuffSONATfc AtutSfSOINslA fiIt 1SisSsHING WASHING MACHINE.
\ GE fully automatic, $50. OIL. 4
WATER cTRi HEATERS. gas and electric,
makes. K&W SUPPLY CO.. 18th and
Benning rd. NE. Ii. 6-31SS. 10
Evening star., 1955-11-08
ApTs. FuRNISHED-vA.

AFtS. bUNFSt9nkD--VA VA.
ATTRAcTIvELY furnished and new
Pentagof. Navy Annex. stores. bus.
Ideal for service couple or geptFal
Government employees. Gail IA. s.
sGA5 between q and 0 pm. ~ 0
ALEX. MODERN APT. 1 BEpRM,,
iiy. fFn.. einette. k4t.. hath, brick
bldg. Newly dec. and fiirn.: aGults
only. sos. incl. uttls. so. 5-6g9S.
ARL.. N.-Lse. hedrm.. 4 closets, nv.
rrns, din. kit. bath. ldfy.. apt, bldg.
Nr. BITS. shops: S0S. kE. S-4sl5.
ARL.--fiewly dec. 2 tsdrms.. Nv. rn.,
din. rIn.. kit. modern apt BLDG.
Near Hechts. Cont. D. c. and Va.
buses. Suit. . or T.. RA. 3-g3i4.
ARf. . rms. incl eumpL kit.,
bath: auto. heat: blk. bus, stores:
lo Ia min iI, oeys SSepsss; sss.noa5 Ssss mar
NORTH ARL.--smali i apt.. STi uuiet en-
ployed cple., eonv. shop. and trans
portatioB, KE. s-e72i. --f4
nus. sss INV ~, Can ss,.r s $50 pm.
ASL .7s0 n. pershinr Dr., mr.. Pen.
tagon. nice completely equipped for
i. 2 or 5 adults, ia. S-9S4l. 20
ALEXANDRIA Efaciency and l.
bedroom apartments sanitor serv.
ice; laundry priYiieees: downtown
location. all utilities. SIS 10 &A3 30
Call TT 8-66Tos between 10 am
and q nm,