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APIS. EURkIsHEp-1o.c.

ROOM and kitchen
semipvt bath; all util. furn-; close
70 transp.: 1900 Shepherd st. nv
"a. 3-9447. 20
C0LORED-II3a SPRING RID. NV.
Furnished md fl. front. rm-.
kit, semiprivate bath: $50 mo-. in
eludes all utilities. d. 7-4244.
COLORED
VERY DESIRABLE APIS.
and rm. apis. $3.50 and UP
1913 7 ST. NV: = rms. k. b. S72 so
1913 T 81. NV, I'm. K. b. S64. sc
100 Eye st. NV. > rms. k. b. 500. so
1910 5th ST. NV . r, k. b Sdj. SO
929 o st. NV, rms. T.. b. S74 50
942 K st NV. ] rm., L.. b. S74 50
. ad i :nd St ne" rms" SAB s. 3
1927 Euclid st. NV. 3 rms. k. b.
tfurnJ sos -OC
See janitors on premises or phone
Ma. SASS
WASH. HOUSING CORP
93l II ST. NV "a
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PIPE

Cut and threaded FOR fencing.
ACE WRECKING co.
LU 4-0500 Pc. 2-a211
RADIO-PHONO. COMB. Philco con-
sole. excel appearance and cond I:
S35. Coffee table, carved walnut
REFRIGERAT0Rs, ased: rent or buy.
So. per month: full guar. DOWD'S,
EN-. 2-730O. 441s Conn. ave.
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma:
chimes used; rebuilt. painted; SIS
ICK's INC zoos l4th st NV
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire. good
condition; porcelain inside and out,
REFRIGERATOR. crosIey shelvadore,
very good cond,: . yrs. left on guar
antee, $50. 10. 2-5Ol2 after 3.
-2S
REFRIGERATOR. s-cu.-ft., excellent
condition; best offer. XII. 0-32g6.
REFkIGERATURS- Electric gas. S.i
up guar. incl; del. BLOCKS. LAG
Lee hwv 1910 BALTIC ave, WA
7-5601 IA $500
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LAWN CUTTING
ANY SIZE-LU. 1-4355

ANY SIZE-LU. 1-4355
MAINTENANCE PAINTER. interior a
speciality; also exterior; residences
r IRfIfS,fnS9ie f E4 siS,a' rLAsfssR.
ING. any size lob; white mech. 30
yrs. exper.; free est: Va. D. c., and
MD. MR.. STANLEY. JA $4,000
PAINTER. inside and outside painting
PAINTING, pAfERiNG. waterproof co
inter. exter.: FLA loans avail For
estimates, JU 9-477l, JU. 5-4219,
PAINTING, PAPERING. sCRAPING.
1st class workmanship: work done
imme. MR.. POAT. RA. 3-5643, 80
PAINTING a.I interior and exterior;
G eifsa ~o FRANK {f1i9nahl II gsr6icea
after 5 pm, 10, 1870 before 5.
PAINTING. interior and exterior; 90
Yrs yEp eX TPfs g ssas prices. Mr. EOS
class work; reasonable. EN-. 2-3949,
PAINTING, best workmanship and
best paints; guaranteed by white
skilled painter doing own work at
Satisfied customers for Is wears Up
to. yrs TO pay Mr. LAWRENCE
PAINTING. PAPERING, roofing re-
pair and painting; plastering. Call
Ii. 4-OS60. i
PAINTING. ext. and int: paper,re
plasterine; sober white mech: reas
prices; % yrs. exper. De. 20 ,J,
PAINTING and carpenter repairing.
roofing: reas. rates, Call after ) =. m
1O H-EAlO M
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HAYWOOD
GARDENS
41Ol HAYWOOD PLACE
MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
AVAILABLE MAY /

Just across the District line. bu.
fare Excellent bus facilities. Con.
venient to shopping center ano
theater.
Nicely furnished apartment consisting
of receipt. hall, liv. rm., dinette, bed.
rm., kit. and bath; sos per mo.
incl. util
PLENTY Of parking, lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. 1920. 90
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNITURE NEW
nISGOHMT HOHCE


$50. so chrome 5-pc dinettes. 80 90
SgS.50 wrought iron dinette 81 95
sos so Administer 9xl2 rugs 1870
Syelon HOLLYWOOD beds 41.aJ
Sl29:50 bunk beds. complete % %
H kiNa s@ 20 ca A Tin J6 I'm s-5s ss%'
FURN. BARGAIN. 4 rms, refer.
washer. TV. radio consoles. Sell
sep. House. SOS mo. WA. 7-SS67
FURN., sxI5 rug. dropleaf mahog-
any table, heavy window fan in
32 XII" frame, small kitchen radio,
round mirrors. JE. 2-5364. ~
FURN. for 1-bedrm. apt. incl. TV.
radio. vacuum cleaner. misc. Phone
after 6 pm, IA 5000 SO
FURN.-Sofa-bed. bedrm. set, new
sec. sofa, end and coffee tables
lamps, chairs. XII. S-0035. rs
.FURN:-Studio apt. maple dinette;
sofa-bed with matching chairs, end
tables; studio couch. no. 2-439i.
FuRN.-3,pc. lily: nm. set. good como. /;
or tn. 2-359S. 81
FURN.-solid mahos. console table.
$50: solid mahog. night table,
4-drawer, S35: custom-made trav-
erse Grapes, aqua lined, sos; yari-
Gus other TENS. NO. 7-6136. ~
GAS RANGES-Used, in "as is con-
dition. While they last. white porce-
laiE 'Oriole." 36-in. tabletops with
oven thermostats. SIS. Other makes
CoE 4 CO.. 1921 14th st. NV. CO,
GAS RANGES. new, used, repairs. oil,
coal: wood ranges. ACME STOVE.
lnll Tth st; NV MA: $685..
GAS RANGES 20, Kenmore 36-;in
like new; $50, Caloric, standard
size 4-burner. good condition: $40.
OIL. 4-1454 after 8 pm. ~
GAS RANGES, USED
APAR TMtNI SIZES SIS
33-IN TABLE TOPS S26
e.37 GeorEia ave. DE 2-5566
GENERATORS, STARTERS, 81 80 up:
lge. assort.; cleo, motor repairs. 4lst
HAMMoNNbf CHORD r9Is Or ORGAN an BY o orig.
owner. due transfer: terms if de-
H it5sf r. f sr6. excel, condition
reasonable. XII. 9-I4SI. -26
IRONER. hiaytag. Model BIO brand
new cost S204: sell for $3.50. Call
Pc. c-345l after d pm. -26
I Isos RrcI IFopFlte ,qs5 like new;
KITCHEN CABINETS AND SINKS
Clearance sale; making room for
new displays. Up to 5Ofc off on
present displays of fine wood cabi-
nets. Misc. sizes of Formica tops
500 of used washers and refgrs.
reas. Open ewes, Mon. through
Fri, 70. SUBURBAN KITCHENS,
57l6 BALTIC. ave. Hyattsville. UN.
1852. WA. T-5303. -
LAWN MOWERS - Have Just been
sharpened. SIS each. 2722 Randolph
I'd. Wheaton, Md. LO. 5-491S.
ROOM SUITE, e-pc.. Kroeh-
Ter bed-davenport, no mattress. S25:
reed settee: ext. table. DU. 1908,
LUMBER-LUMBER
lumber now; exc, &c: 2X3, &c; IA,
and 2x6. &c; sheathing. =" lumber
all sizes, 500; 81 lumber, $50; special
flooring, S25 per M. Bring your list
in and save s 5 s S S S. We will
not be. undersold. WATCH OUR ADS
for the LARGEST DEMOLITION
PROJECT IN TOWN.
ARROW WRECKING co.
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PAPERING, SO room up: sunfast
White mechanic. RA. 3-0O24. -2G
PAPERING, PAINTING. PLASTER
ING. neat, clean work, low prices
prompt attention. ia. 9-1064
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PAPER HANGING, prompt. courteous
estimates, Expert white craftsmen.
Reasonable. HINES. AID. 2-5S99.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

SIAMEsE KITTENS. pedigreed and
honSebroken, $50 10. 7-2705 90
.DOBfRMAN PlNSCHER, female, 3
man PUPPY, 3 mos. old, JE 3-9246.
WANTED---Good home for affection
ate .young cat who is unfortunately
deaf Phone DE. 2-gO40
BOXER, female. . years. fawn: I'M
belieyably cheap; leaving country
DiAiLMATiAN PUPPIES. beautiful.
well marked. Axe req: reas. for
quick sale. EN-. 3-t33f.
SMALL PUPPIES, - wks.. m. and T..
good breed, part spaniel, 81 cy-
press 1855. 81
BOXER. Axe, spayed female fawn,
HA. 2-405l.
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PAPERING, $40 and up. this week
only; 1855 sunfast washable papers
RA. 3-7303. JU 9-760S.
PAPER HANGING and painting. wall
scraplng and plaster patches. Ii.
3-069l. LII. 1-l1S9. day rr night,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

PRIVATE HOME. NV, dble. front
rm private bath, . meals, 7 days
week. DU. 7-09S0. ~
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block off Conn. ave at 1900,
overlooking Rock Creek Park. Dhle
and Sgle. rms, pvt. bath avail; ex-
Gel. meals; rates, $3.50 week up.
HO 2-35BG,
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1901 18th ST. N.E.-Ege. living rm.
dinette, one lge. bedrm.. kitchen aaA
bath. rear porch. Rent $4,000 mo.
Call Mr.. DUVALL. DI. 7-6400.
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcent.l

AIR CONDITIONING. sS-h.p-. 1855
Admiral. Installed free. No down
payment. 2 yrs. to pay. LIST month
" payment starting In August.
Bank financing. For details cab JU.
AIR Condolences, 4. a ton.
Used; clean. Sacrifice. $50 each each.
AIR CONDITIONERs-c out. "a.
turned on, "a ton. SiiT: a. ton.
SI47. sLATTERYs. 43oa wiscon-
son ave. NV. KE- 7-l500. Open
ewes TIL y IN
AIR-C DOL ING CONDITIONER
Portable, $50 IS. only S. down: new
amazing unit cools. dehumidifles
d f,6S re trss home demOnstTa-
ANTIQUE CHINA. all French Lii
Quick sale 10. 7-O9S4.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY
Write or come in for free sample.
Rodin Jewelry cleaner.
ROBIN JEWELS. sos 18th St. NV
APT. FURNITURE, complete. Call
after D pm. HU. 3-42a0.
AUTO BATTERY CHARGER; Gem
or more. So each. delivered: sample
S5.95, POSTPAID ALB ENTERPRIsERS
9Sl4 Mcmillan ave, Silver SprlEg,
1 Nd. JU. 5-05l0.
BAG. Argentine alligator (Caimin
flnest) brand-new. elegant and spa
cious envelope style. Sacrifice for
BATHTUBs, new and used: basins.
toilets. At lowest prices. BLOCKS
l14f Lee hwy ia. $500.
BEDS t2), all metal. complete: ]
bureau. / dresser. painted; $50
complete ia. 4-0S15. 81
BED. - size. perfect cond. S35; also
beautiful pottery lamp. Sl3 kitch-
BEDROOM SUITE, .. ted. inner
spring mattress. box springs. bu-
reau, chest. night sable: French
style, light blue. s75. OIL, 4-Os37.
BEDRM. FURN., reasonable. = pieces:
also twin bed. Ii. 1861. 1ul4
BEDRM. SUITE. mahos.. dble. bed,
vanity. chest of drawers; Beautyrest
matt no. @-43OO. Ext. ia
BEDROOM SUIT. blond. twin beds.
spgs.. mats. niqht table. vanity
Good cond., ia. 9-l276. ~
BICYCLE, girls. Ia Yrs. old; ma
room; has had verv little use due to
illness; S35. JE 2-3653. 20
Pp1TK WHITE
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.W.

1883 10th ST. N W. -Businesswomen
sgle and dhle rms. clean. beaut
TURN modern baths NO 7.S6ag
saSs4ois4 4I dble sN'e sa Is seisS
pvt so daily SO AID 2-9206
1893 PARK RID; lovely rms: yng
men: sglc.. .dble.: shower: maid serv
unlim. parking. 81 wk, DU. 7-9s74
IN RETIRED PHYSICIANS HOME
Attractive coy rm. convenient;
gentleman; references. RIA. 6-2nss
1873 HAMILTON ST. N.w-Master
bedroom, private shower; gentle
home. Gentleman. RIA. 3-936l,
81; ST. N.W-studio rm retgr..
tress $50. Elk. 3-0653 -97
DUPONT CIRCLE-Room for gentle
man use of liv. rm.. kit. and phone
1873 Riggs nl. NV. no. 2-Sa36.
1918 DELAFIELD PL. NV. - Nice.
man: SIC mo. TIA. 9-O05S. 20
1923 2Ist ST.-Newly decorated
room. semiprivate bath, for or
gentlemen; excellent loo. DU. 7-4T.70.
1915 GARFIELD ST. N.w.-Front
bedroom, private bath: employed
gentleman gentle home. $40. ,Wo.
$500 $,th ST. NV. tcorner Porter
stl-Nicely furnished single room;
home and SURROUNDINGS will have to
EMBASSY AREAMp6ie and single
rms rms: newly sGTo DEG; conv. loo; best
10th ST. NV. I5i3-one single,
next bath. CO. SASH; AID. 2;9s7i.
1904 vEAZEY ST. N.w.-Front rin..
pvt shower and Law. connect with
nm; transp. exc; man. Wo. 6-s5o4.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-.Nice rms.
$3.50, SIS so s1.: 1878 10TH St
NV. co. $4,000 or AID. 2-97S3,
1914 10th ST. Nw.-Running water
IN SCI. room; ,S7. 80 .wk.; in elevator
1 1yas Pld ST. p NW see m as PIN
newly painted, newly papered; $40
c SogIT5MB1 RID. AT 1s.h-clean
Sinsle rm, NJ bath; lge, closet
lady: pvt home; nod, color deco -
119 WHITTIER ST.-Clean. conf
sleeping room for man and wife or
| person next to bath. cross venti-
laticn;, Reas to right party. RIA,
GLOVER PARK-Larss clean nm.
18th ST. NV, 3a69-At bus stop.
Sgle rm,, clean and quiet, running
water CO. 5-0409. rs
DOWNTOWN, 1917 R. L. ave. NV
s sslfs and I'd. d6lcs nv also d hk meals
G GHis'fi 5sS Single 'e overlooking
f for stnde TSe Se pE e7 ~: 0'"e s aseS'
LOVELY ROOM in p-ivat" home for
emol. lady; white in exchange for
Staying seyersl nights With woman.
81 4 nay per person: 11o1 18th NV.
Attrac. sgle. and dh!e. rms. So wk.
up, vANNE's HOTEL. Dl. 7-7sss.
1923 10th ST. N.w.-Lovely single
rm With run. water: 2 windows: new
Turn. Newly redec. In good house.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. 1714 New
Hamp. ave Newly decora ted rooms,
maid service no. "-asS2. 30
SHOREHAM VIC. 1910 Klinsle I'd
A Attrac: rm;; lovely i home and .oc
CONN. CATHEDRAL AvEs.-Beau-
tiful rm.. pvt. porch. semipvt. bath:
quiet conf home. VU. :i-SS3t $50
20a9 KLINGLE RID. N.W.-Large
room, S0utneFH exposure. neSt 10
BATH conv. transp., private home.
-oS
JEWISH HOME. for girl; convenient
IA g-54l3. -
NEAR 10Th AT vARNUM - Single
.ront .rm.. near bath; empl, lady;
Pr EASANT, SOUTH SGLE. RIM, next
to bath; grill; conv. loo. S"5. HO.
2-12la. - rs
THE GILBERT
o46n 18th st. n.w-Newlv decorated;
maid and 24-hr. PIX. Styles. $50
bath. SIS wk., sgle.; S25 dble. CO.
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PLASTERING AND PATCHING. no
lob too small or large; work guar ;
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
BABY CHICKS AND POULTS.,
W0rlhmore feed and poultry sup
plies. JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K
st. NV. ME-. S-O0S9
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BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert ST. NV
mr. 18th and Columbia rd.-2-bed-
m, liy- I'M, din. nm, kit. bath.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES American period furni.
ture paintings china. silver rugs
and lewelrv LOUIS SEGAL. ia
2-h333. ewes EN- 3-R7Rh
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1918 G ST. NV bedrooms. living
room. kitchen and bath: newly dec.
GRATED: rent. $50. See janitor
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WAR SURPLUS

Daily. $40 to 5; Sun. 1890 to 1880
TARPAULINS
$3.50: DROP cLoTHs. PAPER. ST;
CLOTH. $3.50: CANVAS.
oman SAWS. $50: PICKS, 81;
MATTOCKS. 81; 2-PLY, AIR HOSE.
&c FIT : 7-LB. SLEDGE, 81: 5-GAL.
GAS CANS, ST 80: PAINT, s.;
FIT. HOSE. ST: SIN. SAW BLADES.
Si:25: HAMMERS. soc: HAND
SAWS Sl45--.
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10000 BARGAINS
T II CTTuNED

2513 M st. NV Elk. 3-3597
WASHER, Kenmore, wringer type.
$50. LA. 6-5364. rs
WASHERS AND DRYERS, new
If Won have cash and want q terrific
deal call HUI. 3-4SO0.
WASHER, Thor: Semi-auto. radio
phono.: brown nylon Simmons Hire
A-Bed and chair: HOLLYWOOD beds.
mahog. chest; lawn roller. 10. .
5791.
" ASHERS, all makes, types: $685.
up: most guaranteed: repairs and
service. FREDERICK'S, 1905 14th
st. NV. Ia. $4,000.
WASHERS - Closc-out: brand-new
"a. fully auto. washers in factory
cartons Reg $1,000 now only
S119. SLATTERY'S. 1909 Wisconsin
ave- NV. KE. 1880. Open ewes.
till .. IS
WASHING MACHINE. wringer, pump.
$50. OIL, 2-0143 after pm.
WELDERS. Lincolns tor sale as low
as 500 or for rent. EARLBECK &;
LANDRUM. INC. 1929 Cathedral st
Ralt0 MI S-SSI1
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and bath: all utils. furnished: rea.
sona5ie: newly decor. DU. 1889.
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CONGRFSS EEICHTs m. A,

N ST.. bet. 18th and 18th n.w.-Liv.
rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath: all utils.
incl; end fir Phone DI 1865
bet. 10 am. and $40 pm. daily.
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19S ATLANTIC ST. Sc. Congress
heights Brsnd-new 3-rm. kitchen
and bath apis AIR CONDITIONED.
garbage disposal. cow. to every
thing. Rent from SIS SO 20 $3.50
mo. Call Mr.. DUVALL. DI. 7-64no.
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MOTORS

u hip. $3.50; "a hip. sis: a hip,
S25; like new. ]. H. GICHNER
2513 M st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
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PLAsTERING REPAIRS, patchwork.
alter, and additions; eXper. white
mech; reas. JU. ?-4154 or RA.
PLASTERING REPAIRS, new work
Work guaranteed. OIL. 2-56OS. II
PLUMBING. HEATING, repairing re-
model new work Free estimates
Prompt service. Ii. 4-74OS: ewes.
RA 3-6426, Ii. 7-4432. --2S
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ROOFING Asphalt shingles. slate,
asbestos. and Stag. Call RIA 6-o703,
Ii. 6-Sl0U
ROOFING-T tar. slag; painting
waterproOfine bSmts. exterior walls;
work Guar,; white mech. Ii. $500
ROOFING, all types: guttefs. spouts;
THOMAS WA. 1889.
STONENORK - FlagStone terraces
walks, brick or block retaining walls
chimneys, flreplaces. all kinds OF
cement work; pipe drainage. F
Al PLASTERING. waterprooflng, hre-
proofins wall scrapine free esti.
mates u 4-743Q. Ii. 7.0051, 1t
Al GENERAL CONTRACTORS Re.
modelinG, brick, cement: all kinds
construction WILAND CORP RE
T-22Al. RE 7.o3h0
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Flagstone and Stone

WORK
Porches. patios. walks. retaining
walls tile drainage: also water.
Angelo MARcucc1o. JU. o-176a
FLOORS LAID, SANDED. FINISHED
by Parks. For sound floor advice,
free est, call HA. 2-9151. 80
FLOORS-Sanding finishing. clean
ing and waxing: reasonable prices
Father and son 10 2-6253. 30
FLOOR SANDING. finish: new. &c so.
IT.; old l0c up c. L. HINSON, l42
Yuma st. s,es 10. l.34T5; 81
rm. and up, Parauet laid. Csc So #
and up. MERRILL CO., ST, $3.50
FLOOR hardwood SERVICE
Floor laying. sanding, clearing and
vaXins. Tile and linoleum cleaned
and waXed for this week only. !
will give the lowest prices in town.
Va. only. Terms. ia. 2-a13s. .
HOME IMPROVE. rec rms, porches.
additions Free est Md work pref
c. W LEWIS. Wa 7-S387 IS
HOUSE PAINTING
Papering clustering white mech
Beth, Oh. CHI. MIR. M1NNIx. EN-,
304k0 -CS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Luxurious, spac. furn. apt, u blk
from 18th st. and 2400 Hotel Lge
grounds. Liv. rm., 34x45. firepl
terrace, lgc. bedrm bath with
shower. Gar. Maid and valet service
BEfst avail AID 4-gfTS %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Goya Art Exhibition
To Open Saturday

A special exhibition Of Goya
drawings and prints from the
Prado and Lazaro Gladiano Mu-
seums in Madrid will open at
the National Gallery of Art
Saturday and continue through
April "a,
1t Is the first exhibition to
come to the United States from
these foremost Spanish muse
ums. 1t is being sponsored by
the Spanish Ambassador, Jose
M. de Areilza. and will be cir
culated under the auspices of
the Smithsonian Institution
Travelling Exhibition Service.
The 1919 original Goya draw
ings and prints from Madrid
will be supplemented by approx
imately 80 rare prints from the
Rosenwald Collections at the
National Gallery.
An illustrated catalog with an
introduction by Prof. Xavier de
Salas, director of the Institute
of Spain in London, accom-
panies the exhibition.
Among the 88 drawings and
more than 60 prints will be char
acteristic examples of Goya's
early work. including his Bull
fighter Series and his Proverbs
and FollieS.
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Nation Wide Boom in Swimming Pools
Well illustrated in District Area

One Of the most popular
sized permanent pools is Is feet
by 80 feet and 8 feet deep at
one end. 1t sells for about $4,000,
complete with equipment. The
builders say the filters will keep
its $1,000 gallons of water so
clean that it need be filled only
once a year at a cost of about
$40.
Even in freezing winters like
Washington's, pools should be
kept filled all year, except for
an annual spring cleaning. Pipes
must be drained during cold
weather. but the pool itself is
unframed by freezing. If it stood
empty, however, it would suffer
from changes in temperature
and the pressure of the earth
outside the walls, unbalanced by
the pressure of the water inside.
Most popular forms of con-
struction are the steel shell,
poured concrete and blown con-
crete. In the latter method,
cement and sand are forced at
high pressure through a spray
nozzle onto the steel reinforcing
mesh lining the walls.
The traditional rectangular
shape is giving way to more
imaginative designs such as the
oval, kidney. round and SCROLL
like shapes. Even Liberace's
pianos shaped pool has been
copied at the Bethesda home of
one pool builder.
CO-Operatives Increasing
Probably the greatest impetus
to the boom has come from the
increasing number of neighbour
hood co-operatives. In these
groups. 100 or more members
chip in anywhere from 500 to
$500 each to pay for the pool
and perhaps $40 a year for it's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Business Holds Pace
Despite Uncertainty
On Taxes and Credit
By Walter Breede, Jr.
Assoeiofed Press Business Writer

NEW YORK. Mar. 26.-Busi-
ness held to a fast pace this
week, despite uncertainties over
taxes and credit.
The outlook for tax relief for
business was clouded by the
action of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, which knocked out
two provisions of the 1854 in
come tax law. They had given
very generous breaks" to cor
porations.
The Governments policy of
guaranteeing easy-term mort
cages came in for renewed at
tention. A top Federal Home
Loan official said mortgage in
terest rates are tightening up.
Record production of auto
mobiles set the tone for high
level of business activity all
along the line. Steel operations
scheduled at 92.8 per cent of
capacity - were close to the
highest level in two years.
Crude oils output set an all
time record; check clearings in
major cities and business loans
by leading New York banks
moved higher. Heavy construc-
ton contract awards were the
highest for any week in is
months, with total volume for
1855 to date SO per cent above
q year ago.
Latest available figures showed
department store sales outstrip-
ping the like 1854 week by IA
per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

A Nationwide boom in swim
ming pools is being felt keenly
in the Washington area.
One of the largest local build
ers of both public and private
pools says his business has
quadrupled since 1851. Another
says his business tripled last
year. With an estimated 1000
pools already built in the area,
local industry officials guess
there may be another 81 million
worth under negotiation.
More than half of these are
private pools, built for individual
homeowners or small neighbor-
hood communities.
National figures show there
were only 5000 pools of all types
in the United States at the end
of World War II. Another TO-
900 were built in the next seven
years. But, in a recent 18-
month period, another 10000
were built.
California Origin
The popularity of private pools
apparently originated in South
ern California, where pool in
the back yard is practically a
must,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Produce Markets

United States Agriculture Department:
Apples-Dqll demand light, Bn. bkts.
w.. Delicious, "a, inches up, 3;o95-3@55::
RnSs pW'sS 81 inches ss9 up fancy one
mark. 400, boxes Pa; Black TWiggs'
hp S val Black TwsS 9 sst4a fa anes
Sss-13Ss showing scald. 2,o0-5o.
PotatoesrroId, about steady; =, U H., :
Pa k e. ndo1sr 90 eent sacfi sacks
81 80 cents.
Sweet potatoes-Barely steady, demand
light. Blu, bkts. and hprs.' q s; No J.
erally. good quality. 2.75-s.25; poorer
Asparagus-weaker undertons; Pyra-
select FOOLS 90.
Beans and Beets
Beans. aima9EWeaker undertone' Fla
Beans tsnapJ-Barely steady, Fla Blu
hpr. valentines fair to senerally sood
sqgaII $. e some generally GOOD aual
Beets--Repacks cartons 12-24 OF Aim
CabbaEe New-stronger. Offerings /
rather light, Domestic GoundEFla bu I
mq es4ro 3:oo 10 NJ SO ID sacks topped.
Chinese C abbage-Fla 1s at bkts 90
bound crts yellow B doz 1854 90;
rather light Bu bkts Fla few best 1890.
Egg plant = Barely steady, orerinss
rather light rls bu bkts 100 ~, .5 10
bu RirsSouhd eTts G aSesb ria ~
Escarole-About steady. Fla l 10 blu |
wirebound crts zoo.
Greens and Mushrooms
colards, $751; 90 kale, 75-l 90, some best
ra6e ed Eaf Norfos sh saet e coards 6
kale 1,00-1,25. mustard | 90. rape 100 |
1875. N, c collards. and turnip tops, 40.
ns % Ma aa and Fa Vs andcress
Mushrooms--Md and Pa ID. bkts /
I.oo-1.25. poorer 40. small 100 pints
onions gsreen,,-Nearby per bunch
2-3c. few best 3ls-4c; ,
PeppersSBareiy steady id 'f Fla tiGo bkts
Calf Wonder Type med to large $50
Radishes: About steady. Fla 10. Ct
Rhubarb: Mich dollhouse 8 ID cartons
extra fancy and special long l25.
sPtnseR 81 5 st G savoy SP"' Nearby 80
Squash: Barely steady. Fla bu hpr
nat white $50, yellow straishtneeks
Tomatoes: Repacks cartons 10 tubes
approx ID IS ,25-1 40, few higher,
As l0[1 SO some lao. few higher.
Turnips: NJ "a blu bkts topped washed
! COLL
Watercress Ala per doc punches 90.
Miscellaneous repacks: Cartons OF
hlm bags salady and soup mix 81 soc.
slaw 6s 65e tossed salad o. 1.0o.1.10.