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Evening star., 1955-07-31

DRIVERS for ready-mixed truck Of
super concrete Age. 25-35, area
resident for at least years. Must
have heavy truck experience and
furnish name of former employers.
GOOD past Fatety record essential.
FE 3-330a betw. 10 am. and
Mnnn Monday or TuesdaY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
THE ONLY ITEM
OF SIGNIFICANCE
ON THIS PAGE

One Of our outposts in the Bal
kans reports that highly signifi-
cant trade conference was held
recently in Moscow among the ma
tions in the Soviet orbit. The
chairman-a Russian, naturally
set the tone of the meeting:
"It is we'll known that Bulgaria
produces bricks. These bricks
should be exported to Poland.
which will give Bulgaria clothing
items in exchange"
The Bulgarians applauded.
"Then," the Russian chairman
went on, Bulgaria should export
this clothing to Czechoslovakia In
exchange for machinery"
The Bulgarians applauded-a lit
tie more family.
However" the chairman con-
tinued, this Czech machinery
should then be shipped to Hungary.
which has greater need of ma
chinery. and the Hungarians win
send in exchange their excellent
salami."
The Bulgarians applauded loudly.
Finally" said the chairman.
"this salami should be exported to
the Soviet Union, which in ex.
change will send Bulgaria an excel
lent quality of clay for brick
making"
The Bulgarians collapsed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
If President Wants Rest,
There's Always CuIzeon

1945. It is fully furnished and
permanently stated so that Presi-
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower can ar
rive on moments notice.
It abounds in military tradition,
but of an entirely different sort
from Gettysburg. Eighteenth CEN
fury cannon still poke their muz-
zles toward the sea. and the shot
is neatly piled nearby. An armory
is filled with interesting medieval
weapons.
Although most of the castle was
built about 100 years ago by the
noted architect Robert Adam, the
central tower is very ancient and
frequently served as a refuge for
the Kennedys during the centuries
of their stormy participation in
the affairs Of Scotland. 1t took 20
years to complete the castle proper.
Ayrshire is in the Scottish low
lands and a famous breed of cat
tie has been developed there which
would interest President Eisenhow-
err in view Of his own cattle raising
at Gettysburg.
Secret Service agents who pro-
tect the President and his family
should delight in the natural IA
cilities here, provided they become
accustomed to the occasional secret
passageways and get acquainted
with the almost inevitable ghosts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
BY JOHN F. sEMBOwER

PRESTW1CK, Scotland.--GettyS-
burg is not the only place where
President Eisenhower has country
manor where he can retreat for rest
and relaxation, and his neighbors
near Culzean pronounced Gull
lane) castle, which he owns on the
Ayrshire coast, are hoping that
sometime soon he will return to
exercise his tenancy in the historic
building and grounds.
In a transaction little known and
almost forgotten outside Of Scot
land, the major part of the his
toric residence and fortress Of the
Kennedy family near here was
decided in life tenancy to Gen.
Eisenhower at the close of World
War II as q token Of "the esteem
and gratitude" of the Scottish
people.
Gen. Eisenhower. then the man
who was idolized for winning the
Battle of Europe, accepted the gift
of the life tenancy with great
pleasure and stated that he planned
to hold reunions there of 'the old
soldiers and comrades in arms" who
had fought along with him.
He also planned to make use Of
1t entertaining his British friends,
but since then things have become
more. rather than less. complicated
for him. including his tenancy In
another historic mansion - the
White House - and he has had
little chance to return.
Two Visits
He has managed to stay there
twice, although not since he became
President. The first time was in
1946, and again in 1861, when he
took Mrs. Eisenhower and her
mother for weeks holiday there.
This, added to the lore of the
place, has made 1t a tourists mecca
and more than $4,000 stopped there
in 1866.
You can locate it on the map by
drawing q line about 80 miles
southwest of Glasgow to the shore
Of the Firth of Clyde where 1t COM
nlands an imposing view of the sea.
The Eisenhowers can reach 1t by
landing at the transit lantic air.
port here and motoring the short
remaining distance.
Lord Ailsa and Francis Lady
Ailsa still occupy wing Of their
ancestral castle, but they would be
only neighbors and not hosts, be-
cause the major portion that be-
longs to the Eisenhowers Is entirely
separate and with its own access.
The burden Of maintaining q
castle has become very great, and
Lord Ailsa gave to the National
Trust for Scotland the part that
was decided to Gen. Eisenhower In
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which seem to populate all such
ancient structures in the isles.
This is the capitol of the Kennedy
family, which now has a large
representation in the United States
where for time the earldom actu-
ally was held following the death
of the 10th earl who was unmar-
ried. Archibald, the 18th earl, was
created marques of Ailsa in 1881.
The line stretches back, however,
to John Kennedy of Dunure, who
obtained Cassillis and other. lands
in Ayrshire about 1850, and became
linked with the royal family when
Johns descendant, Sir James Ken
needy. married daughter Of
Robert III.
For centuries the Notifications Of
the site were much more than mere
ornament, and in 1927 Gilbert
Kennedy was killed in a pitched
battle at Prestwick. 1t was near
here that Robert Bruce, Scotland's
king, landed to assault the main
land and fight for his throne.
The castle is the only piece Of
British soil owned by the chief Of
a foreign state, and so far as any
one knows, President Eisenhower IL
the first to be so endowed in British
history.
There are scenes here waiting to
be painted by the Eisenhower
brush, old acquaintanceshipS to DO
renewed, and plenty of opportunity
for restful relaxation. There is even
a good Scotch golf course nearby.
and what could be more authentic?
The Eisenhower neighbors near
Culzean look forward to his return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
Stop! Scholars Are Certoin
You're Marking Wrong Day

monk, but it was based on errors In
calculation.
The Scriptures make 1t consider
ably easier to determine the year
than the day. For instance, there
is the Star of Bethlehem, which led
the wise men to the place Of Jesus
birth. There is speculation that the
star actually was conjunction Of
Saturn and Jupiter, and astrono-
mers have calculated that this phe-
nomenan occurred in the year Z
BIC.
We know from Matthew that
Jesus was born during the reign Of
Herod. who became king in 81 BIC.
and died in BIC. The children
ordered slain by the fearful Herod
were all two years old and under,
according to Matthew, and this
would suggest 6 BIC. as the year Of
Christ's birth.
Luke makes a census ordered by
Caesar Augustus coincide with the
birth Of Jesus Such census was
ordered in those days that the peo-
pie might be numbered and their
property evaluated for the purpose
of assessing taxes. Dr. Ismar PERTH,
a professor of Biblical languages
and literature, has observed that
such a census did take place under
Augustus. but that it was in AID. 6,
10 years after Herod's death. DR..
PERTH gives Tertullian.. an early
church writer and historian, as the
source of the statement that tax
ing census did take place under
Saturnius, governor of Syria, be-
tween 9 and 6 Be, and suggests
that Luke might have confused the
names Of the two rulers.
DR.. PERTH concluded that 8 BIC.
was probably the most likely year
of Christ's birth. Most historians
agree that it was either this year or
the preceding one. And evidence
would seem to point to late August,
or, more probably, September e.
the month.
Anyway, Merry Christmasl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
BY AAINEs COLBERT

Husbands who decline to
help with the dishes after a
big Christmas dinner aren't
lazy.
They're protecting the flu
ture of the family.
Doctors, who mainly have
to look to wives to collect
their bills, don't say this in
so many words. But it's the
obvious conclusion to be
drawn from a check with a
stomach specialist.
Your wife naturally will
want you to be well fed.
So. suppose she whips up a
nttle something like salad,
radishes, olives, celery, soup,
fruit cocktail, turkey. cram
berry sauce. potatoes, green
vegetable, pumpkin pie with
whipped cream, coffee and a
french pastry
You don't want to be a pig,
but you do want to know it's
Christmas.
So you put away. the din
ner, and after a while you
don't feel as spry as you did.
That is the time when some
wives-f1ying blindly in the
face Of medical opinion. will
say:
Come on, let's wash the
dishes. TIN be good for you
work of that logey feel
ing"
Work!
Does she want you to COM
NIT suicide?
When you eat a big meal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
BY DAVID KOONCE

To many people-some Of whom
live not 300 miles from Washington
Christmas will be celebrated not
today, but on January 6.
Although December IS is observed
generally as the birthday of Jesus
Christ, the exact date Of His birth
Is not known and has been in some
dispute since 200 years after His
time. The day has been set as
November II. March %. April 10
or 20 and May 20. About the only
thing c certain is that 1t was not
December Is.
Actually. no responsible historian
has tried to pin down the exact
date, which probably will never be
known. In the earliest days, the
date Of the death of a great person,
rather than his birth. was more
generally observed as an anniver-
sary.
The Bible itself offers scant clues.
Luke. who gives considerable atten-
ton to chronology in his account OF
Christ's life, wrote that. at the time
Of Jesus birth " there were in
the same country shepherds abiding
in the field, keeping watch over
their flock by night"
This observation rules out Deem
Der. Though Bethlehem is in the
temperate zone located almost eX-
actly in the same latitude as FL
Paso, Tex0, December is a cruelty
cold month there. with the rainy
season well under way. In those
days, the shepherds kept their sheep
in folds at night during the winter.
In the hot months, the sheep were
too listless to Craze in the heat OF
the sun. It was then, during the
summer, that they were led onto
the grassland at night.
But II December Is is incorrect.
even as to season. why was this
date chosen? The answer would re-
uuire an examination into ancient
and often forgotten dogmatic dis
putes between early Christians,
such as the Syrians, Armenians and
Romans. Perhaps the most interest
ing possibility has to do with the
pagan festivals of Rome. One OF
the greatest of these festivals was
the Saturnalia. Saturn was the
Roman god Of sowing, and his day
originally was December 10. The
festivities were gradually extended
to last an entire week, ending on
December IS.
The Roman festival was not un-
like our own holiday. Gifts were ex-
changed, candles were lighted.
businesses and government offices
were closed, school kids enjoyed a
holiday, executions were stayed and
slaves were temporarily freed. And
happy celebrants exchanged the
friendly greeting "io Sdturn1lid, !"
much in the manner We say Merry
Christmas"
It would be entirely possible.
maybe even probable, that one OF
the early Christian rulers. attempt
ing to sell Christianity to his con-
stituents. ordered the birthdate Of
Christ to be observed during Satur-
MALTA IN order that the pagan char
acteristics in the observance be de-
emphasized.
Many years before their con-
version to Christianity. Britons
celebrated December rs, but as the
. beginning of the new year. And in
later years. Parliament forbade the
observance of Christmas. as did our
Pilgrim fathers, who thought any
such festive observance a sacrilege.
AS for the exact year of Christ's
birth, speculation comes much
easier. AID. was the date fixed,
some 800 years later. by a Roman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
,YULETIDE TIP FOR PA
ULETIDE TIP FOR PA
Whatever You Do Today,
Don't Help With Dishes

the doctors say, blood flows
to the ro-intestinal tract
to help in digestion. That's
what makes you feel sleepy.
You're blood-shy in the
head. to put it as far from
Latin as possible.
The blood also drains from
your muscles.
You really are in lousy
shape. as far as blood distri-
button is concerned.
Wash dishes? Do you want
to have cramps?
Don't even tell her mo"
In a loud voice.
Those depleted muscles are
in no condition for strain.
Speak softly. Lie down. Go
to sleep. Take care of your
self.
In three or four hours, the
doctors say, the worst danger
will be over. The muscles,
with their normal blood sup
ply back, no longer are SO
susceptible to strain.
BY that time, In any we'll
ordered house, the dishes
should be washed and put
away.
Your wife, of course, could
get a cramp from exercising
after her dinner-but there's
no use being alarmed about
1t.
II she eats enough to get
cramps she's probably ruin
ing her figure. and the exper-
fence will be a lesson for her.
Associated Press
Evening star., 1955-10-12
ROOMS FURNisHED-N.E..
ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-sw.

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Blk; Lib. Cong; lge. trent rna.,. md
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MIscEL WANTED tcont. ]
DOCS. PETS. ETc.

PUPPIES AND DOGS - ciearancs
sale. overstoeked, 5ml. and lge.,
mixed breeds. $3.50 up. 10. S-3617,
TOY COLLIE, Dals., terriers. also
cocker pups. Females, 81: males,
St5. RE. 6-s174. III
BEAGLE PUPS, some 8 weeks, some
IL weeks. Also older dogs. After b
pm. weekdays, JE, 1896. lis
POODLE PUPPIES, min, Axe reg.
Reas. Call after Q pm, Gathers
burg 3r5-R, IT.
DACHsHUND PUPS, 8 Wks.. Axe
reg. red males, Sf15. Also stud
service. EyeFgFeen 4-7205. ---lI
WEIMARANER. male. Axe. 2 yrs
old, son Of international champion,
family pet, loves children. owner
going overseas. JE. 3-965s. --l3
WEIMARANRR, male, IL yrs, Axe
req; must sell, $50 to good home.
Clearbrook 6-0973. -1B
MCCLELLAN sc0TTlEs. Axe, per-
sonaiiky plus pups. potential
ehpmps; ready for adoption. sP
3-SST5, ---13
KITTENS. gorgeous Persians. whites
and blues. RA 6-4043. --i2
sHEEPD0G PUPPIES,
Axe. wormed. inoeulated. S.35-S50,
Ideal pets. FE, 3-latS. la
FOR STUD, male English bull, lawn
and white, pedigreed, reg. Cham
pion strain. AP. 7-7434 --i7
POODLE, black. standard. female. 5
months. Reasonable. OIL. 2-sT42.
BOXER Pups. 8 weeks old. Axe.
temporary shots; $50 to SIS. so.
5-734tj.
-DobeFmAn pinscher, male,
not under / yr., not over 4 yrs:
Axe registered. ED. 9-502B. ---l 4
FRENCH POODLE PUPPY. mos,
black, standard, Axe reg, male:
$50 WE. 5-5l39. lis
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APIS. EURNlshEp--Mp.

NR. FLOWER AVE. sHOPs--Liv,
TAKoMA AZ IN 'hs. PaRkL,y. I ~ rm' o1aSs an rm.,
bsdrm.. kit, I,.,I, bath; end q. Private
.sDs SSls qnIy pag .g}ir " 7-snsa. .,,.,,,, lS
Nd, Living rm. bedrm., Kitchen,
bath, inclosed back porch; no chill
dren Utilities Included. lis
TAX. PK.--Beaut. 1-bedroom apt
on 1st aT: conv. transp. parkfns
SILVER SPRING. bedTm, iiy' rm.,
dinette. kit, bath; utils. included
SSb mo. JU. 9-3490; ewes. 10
siLvER sPRrNG-Liy. rm., bedrm.
kit. din, bath; utils. incl, S9S.60;
couple; refs; no pets. 10. 3-8ss9
TAKoMA PARK-small comfortable
apt, Pvt. bath and entrance LIST a
AVAILABLE for ! to 3 mos. lovely
knotty pine bsmt. with use of kit.
pvt bath and entr., no objection
TO ] child. S100 mo. JU. e-l442
ASHTON, MD.--smalI apt, for /
eerson ee.s w;9s 9S sssssIts beautiful es ss PVT
enc. kit. unit, sarsse and laundry
iseii,, IN Stils. incl s55 NO
CHEvERLY. MD. 1905 cheverly
ave.---Vacant. 4 rms. and bath: SS6
mo-. utils. incl uN. 4-3i92. OF
WA 7-4476 ---l3
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APIS. fURNlsHED-vA.

ARL.. Mae. bedrm., 3 closets,
liv. rm.. din, kit, bath and shower;
ldry.; apt. bldg. Nr, bus, shops;
Sl4 KE, S-4Slh, lis
COMPLETELY FURNISHED - Con-
venient TO Pentagon. Call MRS
WOLFE. Colonial VILLAGE Apts.. IA,
PaSRIRSIT2AiIRFAx--a-bedroomd SISI2i duplex;
steinway. nv, Hi:Fi; 0 mos. from
ALL -bedrm., well-furn. apt. In
mod. bldg. Cony. d. c, and Va.
transp., Pentagon and Navy. Suit.
able 3 or 4. RA. 3-0314. la
ALEXANDRIA - Etlciency and 1.
bedroom apartments. janitor sery.
ice. laundry privileges, downtown
location: all utilities: $7b to 500. so
Call TIE. 6-6670. between 10 am
ARLINGTON N. duplex apt, 8 min
Pent.: spacious. new, suit. per
sons; parking. ia. S-l502. lbs
FORT CRAIG APTS.
For immed. oceup. 1-bedrm. apt.
close To- Fort Myer. Arl.. Incl. utils
Apply Apt. 2. ilS s. Court HOUSE
rd la
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ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-Nw.

Sc A DAT per person: lioI l7th
up' VANNEs HOTEL. DI, 7-5sSS.
2I4I r ST. N.W.-Front studio. re.
frigerator grill. clock-radio. Ty
air foam mattress; s6-Sl2. tx. B.
1893 ' 10th ST. N.w.-Business.
bcaut. furn.: mod. baths. NO. q
ATTENTION LADIES. SCI. rms: 18Th
and K, q ton apt. bldg. with hne
view. maid. switchboard. eley. serY
$40 wk.. $40 mo. NE. S-5707. la
20O8 KALORAMA RD. NV. "a
block from Conn. ave. Large
front room. near shower a,sc
NJ HsRl RrrREsED RS 5-fafs rhasicras.s H6Mr
Gentle adults: lovely rm.; gen
tIeman; refs. RA. 8-2DSS. -lg
I3si EMERSON. of 14th--Det.
home; nicely furn.. nr. bath. "a
e5aaaS e1Gss,Ttsns,n sfssS lp9aI;1oS p; la Is,r,
beautifully fun turn, ne sir,eond, slIn Ssdrm
Lady only. IA. g-l464. ---i3
1927 EYE ST. N.W.-Warm sleeping
rms. So I'D. RE. 7-e09I. -I8
3II0 ADAMS, MILL RD. N.w.--Mas.
ter bedroom. twin beds. 2 closets.
pvt. shower. Unlimited pAone. Good
transp; co 5ra52s. -l5
sSensr soWer. tSSm cS woa ssh'5es se5osG. piafs fs
5sI7 COLORADO AVE. = Attrac
dbl. fm.. empl lady: kit, phone
ldry.. $40. IA. 9-b799. after. 8
MT. PLEASANT. 1881 1nsIeside ter
---Lge. rm,. porch. gas heat; pvt
family: gentleman. Ho. 2-6328;
DUPONT CIR small front studio
sleeping rms. well turn.. Ink
conn. AND NEBRASKA AYES. NV
Master bedrm..- pvt. bath, lse,
closet EN-. 3-5S52.
1924 EMERSON sT.--Nlcely furn,
rm and bath: / or Q; kit. privils.
very nice home. RA. 3-93e0.
1905 18th ST. across Statler,-clean
Sgle.: ldry. pririIs. ST. 3-9I7s.
IGRNTLEMAN--studio rm.. running
water, semipyt. bath; mr.. Statler
Ma. s-1030; eyesa UN. 4-7s01.
downtown. 1901 r. ]. ave.--At-
ira irse srishi b. single sarS Teom' maid 1srs-
133 18th ST. N.W.--Lovely liy. rm.,
bedrIn. comb. refgr.: pvt. entr.
ME. $1,000. IA. S-o31S. lis
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--Comfortable
double or single room for employed
ladies; unlimited phone. EN-: q
7137, after 5 pm. -16.
2I2O p ST. NV, Apt. 9---Lge.. sgle.
2nd-h. front rm,. next bath; maid
|. service, $50 30 mo. NO. 7-467O.
1900 MASS. AVE. NV. Lovely rms.
new furniture: maid serv.; Ss week.
i'm. HO 1-g5SH. --l6
WIK. DISTANCE DowNTowS -
Nice. quiet. clean room; 3 windows;
next TO bath; closets: in q good
house. 1923 18th st. nv. Ia
CONN. AND PORTER AREA--Rec,
rm.. sep, entr.. Law. shower. hrepl.:
men: refs. WO. G-5O2a.
MASS. WIS. AREA Beaut. furn
mod. liy. rm., oetrm. foam rubber
matt, kit; linens furn.:. use OF
TV, phone: exp. bus and stTeetcar
Q girls; $40 mo. EN-. 3-5049. or
EN-, 2-B04S.
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30i D ST. .E.E.-Lee. frt. rm. KIT,
Eemipvt. bath; $50. Utils. incl.
Adults. Ii. 4-3s05. --14
I4i7 FAnK gRD. NM rms; hit,
semipFt. bath. $3.50. incl. al
nt utilities; .sS ~ See jsss!tor on premises
NICELY FURNISHED 2-bedrm. apt,
suitable sysla AZ; sany; npS; located. IA
$50 1st ST, N.w.-e beautiful
baths: : 5edrnas liv, rna., kit,
pvt. entr.: RA. 6-1967. -1S
ssoAttrsssiys -,, active: clean y I'm;
furn. Quiet bldg. 14th and Park
soed 49, vicinity. EN-. 3-7432 or RA.
5Oeo 7th sT, N.w.-s or Z rooms,
asas ass iaa as i;s8 So ms spe "a. q sseo. 1s's.
as EMERsoN ST. N.w.-Brisht.
s%iris % Of % couple IA IA. s-ssss. @i4 u
! BEDROOM. kitchen, dinette:. s55
gg.sS2,izs,e' g.S,se' section. Il. S-sss4' RA.
NEAR THOMAS cmcLE Clean.
irSnt hS s.gI4a 81; kit. bath back 94 DgIch'
s1oi HHi 7ih sr. N.w.-cor. airy airy 3
rms. kit, pvt. entr.. bath; 8 adults:
sss mo. each. RE. 7-7s9o, Ju. g.
Liv. RIM, bedrm.. dinette. kit. and
bath, mr.. Receiving sta. and shop
ping ctr; Sag SO. incl. utiis. DI.
,sis sfii faEk & H. H. nv. s.s?.4 mex. ehuieh..
Beautiful l-room apt, lovely
furn.. cony. transp.. shoppinE, S4e
NE. nr. Lincoln Park--2 rooms aud
bath, clean and private: good neigh
eorhoo2d' se5 mo. incl. ntils. II.
Oh BEDRM. APTs.--Lalse.
bright living room and bath. All
private. Conv. to everything. Near
Penna. ave, sc. Gail LU. 4-314e.
TUCKERMAN ST. N,W.--Newly dec,
beaut furn. Comb. iiy rrn. and
bedrm. EQuiped kit. Bachelor. Phone
ndsS,Tl, sHa VII; tnci, RA; 5;, Q;lo76; -ldd
pSnfaps sm. III ssd bath: u Stiis. Is insli sSS.
I:saa aM sf9Pa MsfaEyIEw PLACE 81
Living rm.. bedrm., kit. and pvt.
bath. Utils, incl. LU. 4-7032. I'D
CONN. AVE- rms, kit. dinette,
foyer. bath; redee.: also unfurn.;
uppEF 81 asils i,h mGs s4 aRha nM S,esas, as kit,
bath. sSG. Quiet. clean. attrac-
MI. 1se' pleasant. hs i1sa's' 1898 newton st.
n.w.---Newly decorated and Turn.
rm.. kit. and bath In apt bids; I;
suitable for gentleman; S67 20.
THE CLIFTON. 1923 Clifton 81, NV.
-, ka. Hsn So ,sri,nr ~
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcsns.l ]

RFFRIGERAT0Rs - Used. rebuilt
refinished. SEQ up. teas, tl0f
4uaranfees to I VII free delivery
kA. 3-3500. 4l30 Georgia ave. 7. "
RRFRlGEKAtORS. Ss4 30. elee,
eas. guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES
5o37 Ga. ave. NV, De 2-6566.
REFRIGERAT0Rs, Sl4.50 and up
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REFRlGERAToRs. used: rent OF buy
~ 4 mo-. full guarantee. DOWbS
44fS Conn. ave, EN-. 2-7300.
REFRIGERAT0Rs, apt size. scale.
unit; guaranteed: large selection
ACE JUNK CO.. 2220 Georgia ave
nv. Hu 3-442i
REFRIGERATOR and gas range
good cond., reasonable. Call ate
s. pm, eP, 3-906d. -l2
REFRIGERAfOR-FKEEZER - Save
SaveI 6avel Jordan duplex eombina
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IT.. 2 7.S0-eu..ft. refgr. capacity bii
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CALL SUPER FOOD PLAN, after l.
daily. IU. 3-a022 -l7
REFRIoERATORS, used; rebuilt
painted. S25 up; rome guar. ! year
FREpERlCK's INC. -,
3905 l4th st. NV. IA. 9-deV,
Evening star., 1955-10-12
ROOMS UNFURNlshED

Iaos l. ST. N.W.--suitahle for light
hcusekeeping; one lge. rm. and bath.
in newly remodeled and decorated
B dg.. new 7-cu.-ft. Frigidaire
S52.5O incl. all utilities. See ianitor
an premises or call CO. b-3b33.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-p. c.
SARBIN TOWERS

1882 10th ST. NV.
Available October 15, newly dec.
catering TO quiet conservative
people. $3.50 mo. incl. utils.
Legum g. Gerber Realty Co.
33ls Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 10000
Evening star., 1955-10-12
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. {

BRAND-NEw BUILDING, t18 N.
Carolina a'e. Sc, lust in back. Of
Capitol; 1sbsdrm. $500; enc,
MAcAkIHUR BLVD. NV bed :
room apts.; utiis. mol: S1to. EN-.
sis R2sr CAPITOL sT.-s rms,
incl, SEQ ST. 3-s220, FE. 3-25i4.
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Evening star., 1955-10-12
FARM AND cARpEN

NEW EoUIPMENT-Ford farm ano
Industrial tractors and Dearborn
equipment. Also Sherman and Pip
pin baekhoes, gillseederS, Olsor
grading blades. trurit-end leaders
and rotary cutters. Parts and serE'
ice. STEUART MOTOR CO. Trac-
tor Division, 200l Vest Virginia
ave. ne. La. 6-66T4. Ask for Mr.,
ToiPPsSooII--very good rich topsoll
reas, Call 10. S-4g33 rs
ROTOTILLING--LAWNs. GARDENS
Cultivate, prepare soil. grade. Low
rate. Expert service. HE. 4-4427;
1 Boxwoop SCREEN se-ft. long;
tree box 8 TO loft. tall: perfect
PLANTS, a,ses,s on safsM MIS- ssad w. nsaf oHNs Sas
roSsofl. oPsoifsvlls sIadse. an dirt, blue Stone
road gravel. hauling. and sand.
10. 2-S974. lib
NEW EQUIPMENT, full line Of In
ternatiouaI tractors and farm
equip. New Holland. New. Idea farm
equip. and elevators. Meyers nay
conditionerS, Sherman and Henry
backhoes and leaders. BKiiltof grass
seeders, Ezee Flow lime sewers. baleT
and binder twtne: parts and seIrice,
MALONEY'S. Silver Spring. Md,
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
parts and service. MALONEYH 8.
INC, Silver Spring, Nd. JU. s-3323.
USED EQUIPMENT and NJ Iae-
tor r 20, c and Cub tractor. John
Deere A, On steel, Ford tractor with
mower. new Holland naler, Cub
gang mowers. Cub grader, garden
tractors. IA D INC picker, side
rake, ploYs and disc, tractor
spreader. euitimulcher and drill
MALONEY.S. INC, Silver Spring
Md. JU. S-333a
CHOICE ENGLISH BoxwOoD and
silver spruce trees for sale at yery
reasonable prices, For information
call Poplar 2-305S.