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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
SeIIout Of Ford
|StockForecast,
High Bids Seen
BY the Associated Press

The fact that 1912 million
shares of Ford Motor stock will
be sold next month instead Of
the seven million originally plan
ned will ease the strain Of trying
| to meet demand. but there still
won't be enough to go around
Wall Street observers predicted
to-day.
They reported that the filing
of the registration statement
with the Securities and Ex-
change Commission by the Ford
company yesterday stirred UP
new interest among investors. AS
a result, many more people tried
to place orders for shares.
January 10 has been set as
the tentative date for offering
the shares. II you have ordered
shares, your broker will try to
fill your order-provided he ha;
enough to do so. II he finds he
can't take care of all business
he will allot his quota.
When all the shares have beer
sold. the stock will start trading
in the over-the-counter market
Since a quick oversubscription Is
expected. such trading could be-
gin the same day the shares are
sold.
Will Find Price Level
Once trading starts. the shares
will find their own price level
If there is a big unsatisfiec
demand for them. the price coule
go up. On the other hand, il
the price doesn't rise much
SPECTATORS looking for a quick
profit may decide to get out.
The over-the-counter market
is maintained by brokers buying
and selling for their own account
or as brokers for others. Securi-
ties traded over the counter
usually are those not listed on
any exchange.
It's expected that around
March /. the shares will be ad-
mitted to trading on the New
York Stock Exchange. Nor
mally, a stock opens on the big
board" at around the same price
level it vas selling for in the
oveg-the-counter market.
Underwriters said today they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
CHICAGOLIYESTOCK

CHICAGO. Dec, 90 - CysDA,-
and uneven, barely steady on butchers
under 230 lbs, steady e strong o.
shipping demand and complete clear
ance; most mixed grade lots, u g. Nos
n to 3, lS0-220 lbs. 10.75-I1 80; q few
hundred at 1l;75, these mostly Nos. ]
and .. but with q No. 3 end: virtually
nothing available like most hogs which
brought 100 on Wednesday, around .
6O-head lot mostly Nos. l and ., 11.S5;
most Nos. and 23O-260 lbs. 1000
1875; few Nos; ! and 230:235 lbs
most sows, 100000 lbs. S.25-9.25; Q
few lighter weights to $50
salable cattle, 1000; salable calves
600; yeariings and light steers. under
100 lbs, and heifers steady; other
weak: bulls about steady: vealers strong
Ito LOO or more higher; stockers and
feeders about steady; few loads and lots
mainly choice grading steers and year.
lings 19.0O-22. so, latter price for load
Eof high choice and prime 1:150 lbs; Q
load Of mostly prime. around ,425 lbs,
l20.26: good to low choice steers. 1900
1880; few mostly choice heifers. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
TWA Plans "a Flights
Daily to New York

Trans World Airlines would
provide "a flights daily between
Washington and New York If an
application for unrestricted serv-
ices between the two cities is ap-
proved by the Civil Aeronautics
Board. A brief has been filed In
the consolidated New York Flor
ida proceedings.
TWA seeks authority to offer
.through-plane service between
Washington and New York on
its transcontinental routes. as
well as local service, both first
class and tourist. to supplement
existing service between the two
cities. The lines present New
York Washington authority il
Limited to flights serving Okla
homa City and Tulsa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
Fred Colwell Named
To Trade Board Post

Fred T. Colwell has beer
named assistant executive vice
president of the Washington
Board of Trade, it was an.
Inounced yesterday.
He has been assistant to the
vice president in charge of ad.
Ivertising and public relations al
Capital Transit Co. He also is ar
Instructor in advertising al
Southeastern University and 9
member of the American Cham
Der of Commerce Executives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Dec. 10 R.-Foreign
exchange rates follow, Great Britain IN
dollars, others In cents unchanged un-
less otherwise noted:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market. !. per cent premium or loo 08k
~. g. cents.
Europe: Great Britain (pound1. 2.S0ts
lon Is; 30-day. futures. 2.79 81 L32. on
l3L32; 60-day futures 2,59ls. on 3l32s:
Belgium francJ, 200: France (franc).
.28ss Of q cent: Germany (Westernl.
Jdeutsche mark. 23. so; Holland gull
deIl so:1sh;, o. i., ;ooH; Italy lir e:
Sweden fkrona). 1884; Switzerland
franc) 0ree), 1894; Denmark fkrons9.
Latin America: Argentina freel. a.SD:
Brazil Gree, 1.52; Mexico. S.02; Ven.
ezuela CbolivarD, 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
By DONALD B. HADLEY

Interesting evidence as to why
some private firms find it diff
cult to retain competant office
workers in Washington is found
in a new study of wage rates OF
3,2O6 employees of 66 Washington
firms.
The study compiled by Wash
ington Chapter. National Office
Management Association, dis
closed today that starting wages
for almost every class of office
worker is substantially higher in
the Government than in private
industry and top wages in many
categorieS also are higher.
Senior general clerks covered
by the survey had a starting
salary of $51 a week and top pay
of $50 in the covered firms. COM
pared with a SCI start and a top
ST. in the Government. Junior
general clerks in the private
Arms started at $45 and had a
top of $50, compared with $57
and SGT in the Government.
Messengers in the covered firms
had q $42 to SIS range, compared
with $50 to $62 in Federal Offices.
Duplicating machine operators
commanded salaries of $50 to
$50 VS.. S57 to ST. in the Gov
eminent and file clerks had $44
to $50. compared with $57 to
SIS in the Government.
Private Secretaries Fare
Better With Uncle Sam
Private secretaries had S62 to
$50 from private bosses. COM
pared with $40 to $94 from Uncle
Sam. Junior stenographerS had
$50 to $68, compared with SCI
to ST. in the Government. Senior
stenographers had $50 to SIS VS..
SOS to SITS in the Government.
Senior bookkeepers in private
business started at $50, but at
tanned a top Of 500. compared
with $40 to $50 in the Govern
ment. Junior bookkeepers had
SCI to $81, compared with SOS
to SIS in the Federal establish
ment.
Bookkeeping machine opera
tors earned $50 to $72 in private
business. compared with SCI to
ST. in the Government. Payroll
clerks had $50 to SIS, compared
with SOS to SIS in the Govern
ment.
Charles Saunders served as
chairman of the report commit
tee while Catherine Wright was
vice chairman. Paul Snyder, Al
Ian Hunter. Jim LaHatte and
William HusSong were commit
tee members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
Harris Research Honors
Five Members of Staff

Five staff members Of Harris
Research Laboratories received
gold watches in recognition Of 10
years Of service at the recent
Christmas dinner.
Awards were made to DR.
Alfred E. Brown, vice president;
Louis r. Mizell, DR.. w. E. c
Yelland, D. c. Knowles and
Pauline Streicher. President Mil
ton Harris presented them.
In IL years since the firms
founding. quarters at 1916 Tay-
Ilor Street NV, have more than
'tripled in size and the staff has
increased to more than 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
Capital AirIines Calls
S392,5OO Debentures

Capital Airlines yesterday
called $780, 500 of outstanding 4
per cent debentures. series A. fol-
redemption on January %. 1856
President j. H. Carmichael an
nounced.
Due September /, 1860. the
debentureS will be redeemed al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
Ford Executives to Get
.S4,O68, 1888 in Salaries
By the Associated Press

Directors and top officers Of the Ford Motor Co. will receive
and other direct remuneration
1855 disclosed Wednesday in the stock regis
ration statement
Henry Ford H. president and Ernest R. Breech, chairman
biggest with 1921 000 Direct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
Ray Garrett Directs
SEC Regulation Unit

Ray Garrett, jr.. has been
named director of the division
Iof corporate regulation, Securi-
ties and Exchange Commission
Chairman j. Sinclair Armstrong
announced yesterday.
Mr.. Garrett has been associ-
late director of the division since
October. 1854. and previous was
with a Chicago law firm. A
graduate of Yale University, he
also has been teaching fellow
lat Harvard Law School and an
assistant professor at New York
University Law School.
He succeeds Robert A. Nc
Dowell. who resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22

the Continental Hotel; Edward
Sheehe. general manager Of the
Lee House. and Patrick ]. Duffy,
general manager Of the Hamilton
Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22

22.50; good to low choice. 15.50-1s.So
commercial COWS, 1921 so; Gamers
and cutters; s.00:l025; utility and COM
mercial bulls. 13.5O-16.00: good to choice
Ito $500; Guilt and commercial 1000
1900: medium TO good stockers and
feeders. 63O.1 .O50 lbs. IL .O0-11 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Dec. 90 oPl.-Divdendi
Evening star., 1955-10-07
ROOMS. APIs. 10 SHARE

CONN. AvE.-Modern I-bedrm. apt,
1b. $4,000. Ext. f65. after 8 pm
NICELY FURNISHED 3-bdrm. apt.
To share With 2 other Girls. Will be
IN Fri. eve. all day Sat. and Sun.
Call RA. 6.6904. -
HILLSIDE. MD.-Lookins for young
single working girl 70 share furn.
apt, with another young Girl; 2
excel. tfansp. 20. s-3sS2.
GIRL TO SHARE 1-bedroom apt.
with one other, in ATl., nT. penta-
gon. Call IA. 2-172s. -
GIRL desires 2 girls to share apart
ment in yirEinia. Cali JE. 3-s467
GENTLEMAN aEssT GisG vi Win .har. nicely fur.
nished tWin-bed Tm. with another
gentleman, 80 TO 40; private home
In Silver Spring. No. cooking. TV.
piano, living room. den and bath:
$3.50 per week. II interested write
AsG H9n ncaoMFoRfs aSa1Aj siafi Of lovely home. 81
esnal.nsa; maa asS sso. RAJ e,sssS SS" sftsf Psi =
ARL.-Youns man 70 share furn.
home with 3 other men: Is min.
D. C. Rec. fin.; reas. IA. T-4623.
wANTED-Aiex. area: young lady.
apt, with anctper lady. Ideally Joe.
LADY desires 70 share apt. with an
other lady: INQUIRE At 4sls ara st.
ls.s slS' q. e. Aw-M.n WIN .hszs
Evening star., 1955-10-07
MIscElLANfoUs ron sALR

FURNITURE ~ Attrsetiye 7-piecl
table. s.. Single maple bed. Sl6,
5 scatter rugs with pads. Sc. 90
Chifferobe, IS. Studio couch, $40
Coffee table. $50 Rotiss-o.mat
$is. Lamps. ss-b. ete. wo, g.
FURNITuRE--compiete furnishing
for eficieney. apt, excelleut -condi.
tion, reasonable; includes gxl5 tug
sSmssnsSn oSns. ssSr dsss ry vd s,udlo %ir5S5 Ses
roliaWay bed. drapes. lamps, dishes
utensils, etc. Apt. available, 7.60.
10 Minis. from Pentagon. IA. 2.
1852 or IA. 4.oes1. 20
FuRNITURE-Friend vent 70 Flor.
ida ! must sell for them Mahog
bar with 3 stools, $50; Hide-a bed
Si00; new lined coax desk. $25
new Wrousht iron and prass fieo
lamp. S1b. Cali CO. b-4916 Frtda'
night or any time sat. and sun.
|FURNITURE-EIond. modern. fol
Nv, rl,,,, dinstte and 2,bedrm. apt;
incl. Tv-radio comb. HA. s-sss5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s-pc. wal.
nut dining room suite, $45. 3-pe
sectional liv. fia. suite, $35. TAP.
pan gas range, like new. S65
Refriseratof and washer. best Of
yislEiN,TyEErlS isTi WI S-Ssss; md. content. Is !
ms.sre.ses nSisa sesas etc. gre q, disposal GsSs nee
ssssfSI at YOUR krance prices
See TO-DAY, Ex, 3-6J04.
FURNiTURE-Bedrm., 1 piece. $50
$40; lamp table, S.; studio couch
$40. NO. 7-45si; IS
Evening star., 1955-10-07
ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.W.

Sc A DAY per person: l1ol l7th
up @ vANNEs ANNE 'Ic HorEI' fG,e' OF I 5-ssss..
DUPONT CIR. l7l5 Riges pi.--At-
trac. rrn. windows. large closet:
S35; young woman. DE. 2-9S40.
2147 r ST. N.w.-Front studio. re.
frigerstor. grill, cloek-radio. TV
air foam mattress: $6-$I2. Elk. 8.
sSSI SsI's NORTON rL. Nw.--Lse. front
on cs WIS nswly ay.i FUN En ssssss ss.s4sisssv' bath
1Ss3 isth sT. N.W.-soBusiness..
women, sgle. and dble. rms: clean
beaut. furn.: mod. baths. NO. q
isas RIGGS pL. N.w.--Rooms 70,
gentlemen with use Of kitchen anc
.os " W FvRaaSsnM ssss pF. eF a,9lse: SW Nic.I, a,
tSTp; spa psr noWf %s prlsi "a isss soys smD man an
1917 VAN BUREN sT. N.w.--Lady;
private home; walking distance to
DEnAfT1as6 ElilfT ESef SL.. lsls--Nice Ice i rm
for gentle man; PVT. home. nr;
transr: $40 mo. ia. e-005S. ~
DOWNTOWN - Clean, extra spa:
faSu; ps4 p.tson s ss i9nS !. .re Ty Ho Pylss alsai
NICELY FURN. single rm.. 8 lge
windows. LIST floor. running watel
and 'refsr. Gentleman. ME. s-0117
THE EARLE. 1925 sntmore st. NV
--Lee. front rm., newly furn. ant
dec. Twin. beds. Tv lounge. maid
ssrv., excel. trans. DU. 7-577s
S,I7 COLO. AvE.-Attrac. ssie.
twin hedrmR.. neRt hath: shower
phone, idry. privil. ia. e-579e
81 i FRoNT RM., 81 Ice. rm.; Ink;
reigr.: next bath; downtown. T0s
isoi Va vfEnfn kvEspss, sS5 Ssaiv. sa II Tn.
street Rrse sntr stT sis' re- '; ;7-ssPPsss. sPss o'''
IIoI 18th ST. NV. Apt. .eo4-Ele-
room for employed lady or gent.
e,s oUAcKENROs ST. attr. lse. rrn.
for girl. Pvt. bath, telephone. Ideal
NV, LOVELY RIM, for prof. OF
business lady, In beaut. home, mr..
transp,, WO. 0-1H3g, -
SINGLE, reasonable. very attractive,
central location in Women's club
o,Sa ol73a Eye sSs, St. .i,st .,;S ST 3-9e,Ss ,sS 2.
other airi; pvt. deorsetoWn res; ;
home privii,; meals fess. NO. Z.
COM. AVE. AREA, half block Roci
Greek Park-sel. and dble. rms,
with or without breakfast. Newly
remodeled house. Nr. shop. ctr
Good transp. No parking problem
Reas. co. b.32e4. -
Evening star., 1955-10-07

RADIOS-f National F.M, receiver
l Meissner F.M. tuner, ] William
son ard 2 misc amplihers. i "a
bic model TWAIN. and FIN. rRdit
comb. ! portable 25-watt ampli
fer with record chanseT. on top, /
Eico bar generator. ! Eico eapaei
tor-resistor bridge and tester.
pocket side multimeter ] dy
eaahn erssinr sssSpnGH eonSi IN. sesi1s n ou % y
RADIO PARTS AND EQUIPMENT--
Gcnset, $3.50 converter. S25: Trip
lett tube tester. multimeter. SEQ
Dynamotors. l2-solt input: 240.yol
n 1lsoo fs' ffse0fSslsss Scsss 'aos tsssscsiysT ss
mobile chest mikes, Sc Is: BC66!
ELEcTRoNIcs OF VIRGINIA. 36ii
Duke st. Alexandria. Kf. s.t162
|REFRlGERAT0R, 3 Gu; It. GE
slightly used; reasonable PRICED
REPRfGEKaroRs ~ tdiiss - Used, rebuilt
reflnished: $e5 up: feas,. 500
guarantees to / ": free delivery
RA 3-350n. 4I3O Georgia ave. NV
|REFRIGERAT0Rs FOR RENT
Brand-new: Sic a day. Rental MAJ
apply to purchase. ST $1,000.
RrFRIGEKAroRs, sea 50, eier.
sas. guaranteed. PEERLESS SAL Es
2237 Ga. ave. NV. DE 2-55f36.
REFRIGERATORs, used. rent or buy
IS q mo. full guarantee D0WD'B
A4ts rann ~vh FM o.730C
REFRIGERATORs, $3.50 and up
guaranteed. 4231 9th ST. nv.
REFRIGERATOR FriRidaire. ne,
motor: 500; axi2 rus. s35. sprnc
REFRiGERAToRs. apt. size. sealet
ACE JUNK CO, a2ao Georgia ave
REFRIGERAT0R. 8,5 IT,: washe
with wrineer; carpets. gaTdel
lounge: misc. furn. and household
items. IA. 2-1R44,
REFRIGERATION, hotel size. peffee
RUNNING cond,. Kelvinator; best of
lREFRTGERAToR, 11-cu.-ft. crosle,
Shelvador: auto. defrost, freeze
top; best offer XII. S-0763.. --9
REFGR.. Seryel. gas. good eond
| $50: extension ladder. wood. Al
H., like new. S25 KE. 6-s8fS.
REFGR.. Westinehouse. 5-cu. Il
| Perfect running cond.; Sf5.. 2e2,
| goth st NV, Apt. /. AID, 4-8bl .
Evening star., 1955-10-07

NICELY FURNISHED 2-bedrm. apt.
$3.50. NO. 7.303e. -
1884 I7th ST. NV. centrally 10.
cated-2 rms, kit. pvt. bath; utils.
incl: nicely fufn.; Apt. Q. ~
1891 N ST. N.W.-cIean. bright,
quiet, air-cond. efficiency; rear
porch; bachelor preferred: SIS. AD.
2 coNGENIAL MEN, 8 rooms. bath.
B pm. DU. 1880. a
COLUMBIA RD. AND 18th NM
Large 2-bedrm. apt. beaut.. furn.
eiosets; assa ns' siag. l@ All Ab. o. s.soSs. 'n'
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, enc, next
bath hot plate. linens, dishes.
fefGr.; 500 mo. zoi4 p st. nv.
VIC. 1sth AND D N.W.-Neviy furn.
enc, / rm.. foyer, kit. bath; eley.
switchboard; S75 mo. AD. 2-7951.
Park CENTRAL APT..HoTEL
Reasonable daily. or weekly ratei;
Ss.%snns@sS siIeSnSIlsrsSd cSsns1Tn sa TsssS stcfI
building. with al services, including
24-hour switchboard services; walk
ing distance to leading Govt. agen-
cies. points Of interest, downtown
shopping and Restaurant area. 1900
p ST. NV. ME. S-0540. -
IMMACULATE. LOVELY 1-bedrm.
apt. ytils., ileludsd Isth and
for small apt. BLDG; Du-
pont Circle area, in exchange for
ceHSpissSt S t as s.o, ur,t,. A dss,ra
ssSIts soSHls Box !sIIsa s1ssS sisr. Rsr.0n' SSsi
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, OF Conn.
rms, rms '1f ilv. rm., ras Kit; bath:
pSisnssh ssiIs. hA. % s-essi. ssno.' wen III -i1n'
1874 NEWTON ST. NV. fwhite)-
::5 I'm M. apt, fu.n 9rillss. iIlsl; NIL;
mel; S35. Call AID. 4-e6o7 sitter
HEIGHTS AREA-At-
trac. furn. 2-bedrm. apts.; reas.
rent. 1855 Savannah st. Sc, 20.
NEAR SACRED HEARTILY. nm.
SsaI Ss%a ps ss .asssSs. ssssss PVT no Sats a5ss fs
III sth ST. N.E.-Din. rm.. kit, .
pHsoNr 4dsIts 09lffi dfRcEk s1e. aREA-oniy s4s
mo. Utils. paid. Couple only. Call
AID. 4-63S1. IA. s-40s1. B
Mr.. THOMAS CIRCLE - Liv.. Tm.,
bedrm.. kit, pvt. bath: utiis. furn-;
S95 mo. JE. 2-75ti4. LIZ
1903 ALLISON ST. N.W.--Bed- Living
room. Kitchen -dinetts private bath;
10th AND COLUMBIA RID. VIC
beautifully furn. rms. suitable Tor
arsonne so 4 aDliIs 81. NV. tDts pu ss.4os7. 10y S
THREE RMS, furnished: large bed
rm., ly. rm., kit, private bath,
newly decorated: to . couple; must
Be neat. RA. 3-6679. p
VICINITY 18th AND COL. RD.-
Three rms. and bath, nicely furn.;
Convenient to everything. 10. D.
1919 or JU. 9.7059. --s
2a4o 18th ST. N.W.-several sizes.
One rm., DR., clos. and bath, for
Ink, S87,50 per mo-. lRe. room.
kit, dtnette. big Dr.. closet usaole
for bedrm. and bath, $50 PEI mo;
two ige, rms; kitchenettss ains.ts Isrss
rTs nS kitchenette. dinette and bath,
$50 per mo. All incl. uttis. Apply
XXI sy1'fesSiEoRi PaSk RD. N.w.--seysyal sizes.
One rm.. kit. and bath. $3.50 mo;
3 rms, kit. and hath. $95 mo-, also
5 rms. Kit, and bath. sl16 mo.
iJtilities included. =
LGE. CLEAN KIT. and 2 BIZ. 2nd 4;
for Z cong. en1pl. ladies; 500. Al
home priyils. RA. 3-35i2 aitef Q.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
yuRs o. EvERY prscR1pT1os
BAsKfN FuRs
CORNER Sth q g NV.

FURNITURE. unelaimed---Hlde-aWay
sofa bed. $40: gossip bench. SIS:
maple bachelor chest. S24; book.
case head board. IS: leather-top
eofiee table. SO: rollawAy bed,
SIG kitchen set. SIS; Victorian
rocker. SEQ: studio couch. $50!
once desk, S25i typewriter desk,
SL0: sofa $50: innerspring mat.
set. ss5: coli spring. 81: BEDS. Ss; III;
round oak table. Si2; dresser, Sf0:
9 dining chairs, $40: boudoir chairs,
IS: chiids' roll-top desk. $40. We
also do reupholstering, refinishine.
eabinetwork. furniture: slip cover
sofa and chairs. S54: sofa and
chair reuphoL. $50. Many eoiors,
fipHnfsrnprps fnstS5fs aIaS stripes HOFFMAN F 4
FURNITURE. maroon sofa bed. ma.
room club chair and blue club chair: :
good condition, 10. s-5s.I. -
FURNITURE. 2 pc. sectional. crib.
F9tIRssrrj}RAr GIN IA 1floss5, f1osG ,n.pe. comma 5
lespimsn blond ainina roo siassSse saiss raans Ps
Fisss china Closets, beds. eds sprinss' GSs
mattresses. baby cribs. ADMIRAL
FURNITURE. 1908 1th st. NV.
cor Nsrs York ave.
FuRNITURE-Charak, Baker, Dun.
bar, Kittinger. etc. MUST SACRI-
FICE. giving Up apartment. Finest
quality, din. rm.. liy. rrn.. bedrm.
study. Exquisite Charak din. rm
complete with buffet. china cabinet
server. table. 3 chairs. Charak bed
rfn suite. original price 81 500. foi
S47h Mahogany breakfront. pickle
Pine desk, lamps, crystal chan.
delier, teakWood table. Permanent
card table with TURQUOISE leather
top and matching chairs, Pullman
bed. upholstered sofas. lope-seat
chairs, mirrors. FM-AM record
changer console. end tables. coffee
. table, deep freeze Greenbrier
Apt, 1908. 1901 Mass. ave. NV.
Wo. 6-3S4s. Sun, Oct. q. II
am. tn 4 pm. p
FURNITURE--Solid mahogs sofa
small walnut table. old metal bed
Call Oh. 2-4140. --s
FURNiTURE-Buffet. Hepplewhite;
table with 2 ext. Leaves and tablt
pad. Duncan Phyfe: 8 chairs, al
maiog. gold period mirror; day
bed. EN-. 3-7S43. -
Evening star., 1955-10-07
MlscELLAkEous EoR sALI

sLEEPNe BAGS, wool AIRY surpla
ton on fiisd' sa.s5: bacon and nsiui
as1., nlisd sSlsS sl! Kapee llss ss,oS 81 ii.s sS
dble. alr mattress pocket. full zip.
per S2I.o5. Many more styles Z
choose from. FALLS CHURCH SUR
PLUS SALES. JE. 2-2a22. -
SOFA S ad as.sn matsssn sqs soaasi5et6, saslT gn
and upholstery: must sacrifice, S8a
SOFA AND CHAIR. lo-pises; val
nut din. rfn. set. and twin bedrm
set DE 9.16A0 --0
STEAM BOILERS, 5-2h h,p.; excel
Eosss, s,.r TIRE B. coREP Iasa 5lo n li Hsinr.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Mr.. UNION STATION
ROOMS WITH BOARD

Two large connecting rooms, S
for couple: elec. refgr.. gas
running water. Sl2. so wk.
st, NV. EX, 3-l915, :
Evening star., 1955-10-07

Reasonable daily. or weekly rattli
air-conditioned. downtown. refined.
Well-mannered, 500-unit. 9-story
building. with AL services, including
24-hour switchboard services: walk
ing distance to leading Govt. agen-
eies, points Of interest, downtown
shopping and Restaurant area. 1900
p st. NV. NE. S-0540. %
Evening star., 1955-10-07
ROOMS FURNIsHE6-N.f

TWO, BROoKLAND. for employed
ladies. $50 and S25 mo-; attrac
loe.. nr, bus and shopping center
La. 6-easS apd La. 6-52f4, ~
2ag E. CAPITOL ST.---LarEe Sleep
ing run., next bath: eTnpl. younc
man: $3.50 per VIZ. Ii. J-2ao6'
2oia PERRY ST. N.E.-comf. rm
next kemipyt. bath: $50 mo-. fol
LARGE FRONT RM., sos Eye st
ne, for lady; 81 week: nr. husline.
LARGE ROOM for settled couple OF
lady. in quiet home In suburbs;
reasonable Lu. 2-55Ih. %
COLORED--TWIN BEDRM., suit, for
/ or Q people: student. preferred;
feas. Call II. 7-s262. wkdays after
coLoRED--i RIM. NEATLY run.
NIsHED--share kitchen and bath.
Utilities furnished. $40 week, Lu.
CoIoRED-NEATLY FURN.. home
priyils.. $s wk. "a r st. ne. AD.
4-O641. -S
Evening star., 1955-10-07

1 Boxw0oD SCREEN e6-ft. Ions
tree box s TO loft. tall: perfec
plants: on hard road. near Char
lottesFiiie. Va. MRS. W. L. JOHNS
Howardsrilie. Va --20-
TOPSOlIr-Very GOOD rich tepsol
,Sr Tor. issns PVT, no Or szSss szrSsssshousss: yes
for lawns and sreenhouses. Yer
reas Can Jo. $3.50. 10
AzALEAS. hardy neld grown. q
ESERGksEHH VINO slI SGsRaoUND Towns : =
Paehysandra tspurse). Iyies. epeeia
on vinea lPelixinkle. MyItielt z
hundred BELvEDERE LAHpScAP
cRSifS IEd sERyIek NySkt;kprS n S-oeaS sHFuas is
plant. Hl nsisfo st low oS cos,. nI Hsmiocks. mo Ia
each: Japanese box holiies AM
yews. pyTaeantha Ifirethorn, an
Colorado blue spruce, all 4ec each
Min. order. IS. Special prices o.
vice. BELvEDERE LANDscAPlNt
SERVICE, 10, 4-097s, IS
NEW EQUIPMENT; full line Of In
terhationai tractors and farn
equip. New Holland. New Idea farm
equip. and elevators. Meyers. Ia.
e baeshoes and ioaders. Briiiion sfas
Seeders. Ezee Flow lime sewers, bale
and binder twine; parts and service
MALONEY'S. Silver Spring. Nd, :.
parts and service. xALoNEY's s
INC. silver Spring, Nd, ~. S-.i.3ss:l
MUST SELL! corn picker, 500
i corn binder, SIS. grain drill, $50
coubinsr. like new, $500: Farmal
tractoT and eultiyator. $500; I0-2(
tractor. g75; rubber car wagon
$50 disc harrows. $50 up: weoS
Ael rake, q hay mowers, dumE
fake. 4 farm horses, . ireah cows
III shoats. lots Of old corn. balec
I hay No reasonable offers refused
GARDNER'S STORE, Largo rd.
MarIboro, Nd. 20
pnWPR lawn ANnWFR