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Spinney Ronlps
To Victory in
PimIico Mud
BY JOSEPH d. KELLY
star Raeing Editor

BALTIMORE, Dec. Louis
Rowan's Spinney, a mud-run-
ming gelding. found the track
to. his liking in Pimlico's mile
and-a-half Exterminator Han
dicap today and rolled to an
uncontested flve-length victory
through rain and slush.
A loyal crowd OF l5.09l
weather-weary fans showed up
despite heavy showers and
watched Spinney. the $3.50 ia
vorite, gallop home with Jockey
Angel Valenzuela looking back
for signs Of opposition. Mrs.
Eben II. Ellison. IRIS Golden
Sun. part Of an entry with Sum-
ny Kim. rallied from last place
to nip David A. Livingston's
Ournav by a head for second
money on the wire.
The race was practically
handed TO Spinney when Sunny
Kim and Brandywine Stables
Countermand set q killing pace
for three quarters OF a mile.
Valenzuela wisely waited until
the two front runners began
TO founder and then easily
moved Spinney TO the front
after mile and coasted home.
Spinney Pays $3.50
Across-the- board tickets on
Spinney paid $3.50, 81 and
$500. The Ellison entry Of
Golden Sun and Sunny Kim
returned $500 and $3.50. and
show tickets on Ournav were
worth $500.
Spinney, a California bred 4
year-old who won the Santa
Anita Maturity last winter on
the West Coast and more re-
Gently the Canadian Cham
pionship Stakes at Woodbine,
Is regarded as a sure starter
for next Saturdays gruelling
Pimlico Cup Handicap at 2fs
miles.
Sam Tufano's Wise Margin.
who made his second straight
try for victory in the Exter-
minator. turned in a dull race.
finishing last. He never was a
factor.
Spinney Earns S7,i25
Today's victory was worth
s7425 to Spinney. who carried
lis pounds and toured the mud
dy mile and-a-half in 2:3li,.
Maryland Jockey Club on
cials found one bright spot in
the rain as IL removed all rem
nents OF Wednesdays snow
storm which closed the track
for two days. Today's attend
ance and betting total Of ST.
440.5T9 was considered excel
lent in view Of the weather con-
ditions.
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PAWTUCKET. r. l., Dec. 7
tR.-Peter IsSaris' Greek Ad-
miral survived q claim of foul
for victory in the $4,000 Au
Revoir Purse at Narragansett
park today as the 1887 New
England racing season ended.
The 6-year-old Adaris geld
ing finished nearly a length In
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Continued From Page c

Continued From Page CT
games. and were tied in an
other.
Pitt, another young team
overrated by the preseason
forecaSters, wound up with SIN
losses and only four wins.
On Miami's first offensive
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DAILY DOUBLE ram $3.50

bAILh botbLb rAtD Nisseo
THIRD RACE - Purse. S240o.
claiming 2.year-olds furlougs
lndispUtabls trr'm,Hl 1910 $50 40
Aufttrien tChoauettel $50 Z "a
Percussion tBauimetisl eco
. Fiyins Lover. Flame Filler, Peter x /,
Coietta CHARGE. Hynisut. General
Rocket, Charm soma, Liberty. Adams
FOURTH RACE Purse. se.7oo:
elsininE; 5-SssT-olds and TD. 8 fur
s 81 =. .T IS.S::,,, sss' g; g s: g
Morain, Ia,d o'A,hens. Niefei
Hunters Run TIME. I:Ioss.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500: allow
secret story tC's'tsel lilo SIe go
Jet Marine tTrumanl 1850 6.t0
Fea,ure Dousle. cele,,ino r cors
Screw. Man Up stairs. Buddy Peppers
SIXTH RAcE-Purs,. $500: allow
ances e-yesr-oids 3 iurlnngs
Muheap tBoulmetisl 2.9o go $50
Boyretisr Truman, $50 sen
Another Art q hoeuettei 40
Lsrks DaWr. Pinespp,e Hue Fte~rs.
Pen6er, Rreeze VIII Time 0a's
SEVENTH RAcE-Thr Ponce D.
Leon Handicap. purse. $40 noo added
st-SFt -NiIN Nllf tRs 10 "ftlfA
Grsv Phantom Grant % LEO eR0
Pink Velvet lRouirnetisl 90 3ia
Re~teaStle tChrrchl laO
Flying Chief. AFCrava,or. Duck
Heaven. Gunmau. Albany Square
=. Phoenix Flieht. ROYAL Briar. Hopes
Hope. Aithvay Time 1913
AZ and II Stablr-Moran entry.
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe, $1,000: al
lowAnces: 4year-olds and up. fur
LONGS
olympia RIend tR'b.Hl s.Io 2.so $40
singer tR0Gersl SO stO
Trepic KinE tCoOkl 9lO
sam Slick Modest Marge. Prince
Du Houlms Running Greek. jua.
mario, Alibhai Isshes Time. i:iOa,
NINTH RACE - Purse, 81, ZOO.
miles
DaRser Martin Ca, 1870 A.30 $40
Romandale Grant sic go
Mighty Oak (Ruanel loo
Wee Moon. Nc-i.e Faith, Sonsfauit,
Macial. Discount, Bedeviller. Irish Sea
Old ProSpeetor. Teenabee. Tine,
1 AKA.
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Spinney Earns s7.i2s
Nurruqonsett Results
Rxth. A..nciat,d Prs,

FIRST RACk-Purse. 5000; claim
inE i-lesf-olds and ap, .srlnnss
Nj Redbird Meier isO0 9.G0 ; 60
Paper Maney RYAN 1850 10 20
Master Penney tLeei $50
III noble. Apponauk Ioro Dandy.
DeaFimmiei The Genius Say Jeep.
So1ndproot. Little Fishook, Lady Liz
Time. llle
SECOND RACE Purse $4,000.
ang 20 yardS
Mighty Wish MAMA 500 lso SEQ
IL sabre tRiehmendt 200 4 so
hakty Girl tMeEcierl $50
Telbrasi MTS Teeny, Yiddlers Girl.
Mighty IKE. Mister Dover, Bouncing
Bern, Moon Dancer, Molly Bell. King
Red Time, i.4Sts
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CHARTS OF RACES AT PIMLICO

Triangle Publications. Inc
y. 500. elatmtng: 3-year-olds and
ca off .0Ntz, start good won
inner. q. c. Smiths b g &. bg
Trainer. owner vaiUeS-Sl $50,
iuoas Raining and sloppy
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Stewart sped back to cover the
ball on the Pitt 10.
Cuci ran to the 10. threw
to Bob Rosbaugh at the five,
then punched to the one. The
next two plunges for the score
were stopped cold. but on fourth
down Curci wheeled to his left
and pitched out TO Blasko, who
stumbled across.
Pitt later scored twice on
lightning thrusts but Miami
matched each one with a touch
down of its own.
Kaliden was the hero Of
both of Pitts scoring marches.
In the third quarter he threw
IS yards TO Dick Scherer for
touchdown after a 56-yard
drive.
nf;,ttsoGrsh ---- Q @ g la
Pittsburgh scoring Touchdovns-
Sshersr ~ pass-ran pom KaIicenl;
az. pass-ran from Curci: ?, PASS
from Curcii' 6iasko 81. rum; Stewart
%, rum. Nefslons-Yarorough z,
Dan9ei, Curci -. rum
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EifIA RACE Purse - 500; allowance. 3-xeay.as..
, ME- 20 yards Posi- 50; OF eSsIs siGrt sood Son
V oSn Ihs Soiesn oirl Trainer, r skinner
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IsS 81 Hrl Tgtg,, PsldPosT NoRroN g $50
Handle-.se3o,i4o. Total handie-si .i10SfS Attend
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Handle-Sta5asl.
sPINNEY closest the dusiing leaders Without need o.
onsd then a,r ihe frs: mile wrsstsd COM
taronss GOLDEN SUN far back for mile rallied well
KIM sn.ss r,,h erusI- SvhNV Iaeee evenly sunny
weakened MADDOX vas ousrun HEILANfCus showed
nethlng COUNIERMASD stopped 10 q walk after HAVING
set and pressed the throuFh opennE mile WISE
MARGIN turned IN duh effort
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. ~ O00. starters handicap q.
S sno S2 male ~. iarlonSs Post &c on q,
frit1s oik 4 b AlaussAryWsy Trsinsr. q Alexsn-
a. values - 5000 $500 S9oo. 5000. Time e.57ss
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Tropical Results

FIRST RAcE-PuFse. - 900. claim
ing. i-yeaT -olcs and W s !urlongs.
leet ArGo Burr $50 $40 2.3o
IauAted tRstSl 1.iO : ~
shane tBatehelleTl 80
BeliuFo. Noble Mateador. Baby lucky.
Las. Out. Fan Flighi, Gosh. Prince
Ptre Time. ] IL
SECOND RACE Purse. 5000.
eislminF. 4-yeag -o!cs and Up. o fur
lonES
Bashers Beam tBtin eco i3a , 10
LAEy Began 5fie'mAnb 20-30 $50
Tocxtn tETTtcot 80
Play Pen. Junior c. Llghf Music
Nj brilliant. patuKeni, ShoN Briege
Saiur, information, Say BIN. Time,
i.ii
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Txo-aollar mutues pald-MIcHoRE 81 90 - co. So 20
Handle-si5S332.
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fcopyright 1857. by
FIRST RACE-Purse.
up. Sia furlonks Post.
driving. place same w
JehnxtoWn-Jo- Andrew
$3.50, $3.50. $40 Tine,
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EIGHTH RAcE-Pue, $1,000 s-yeo,-olds end Nd; eamne
t$2So0l; Hliss and mares; We miles "

o w. o. MoFien entry.
sAppfsnliss olle~enss claimed.
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Two-dolaE matuels paid-ANDY JOHNSON 50 40 - 80
>. So SIAFpokpsHiRE 81 40. So so RIGHT BIT So 80.
SECOND RACE = Purse So 500: allowance; a-TsaF-od
n. M "a fgrlonss Post 30. Of 5aa: start gooc.
:. oy observation-disclosures Trainer Fisher III Values
-es215, 500. $3.50. Sis Time. i;07zs " "
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THIRD RAcB-Purse. 80 500. Claiming 3-yeaF-oIds So
pI .. Fcs Seo OF 20 start sooe Won driyins
s.,pos ShoE Trainer ,. Bond vaues-s247d $50.
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q. -do.al n1nss pald-PATH OF GOLD - O0 81 40
H.nsissh EssIA sAkp siss0 $3.50 PALIsADk IS 30.
SIXTH RAcE-Purss sI0005 elaininS 5=Sss AZ. -
dFv,ns' NE mes rost 10 OF a. enee saTt seod
al LINER Trainer 7. shav. vaiues-sss00
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dollar nutgsis pald-sPiNNEY So 40 a co. Is 20
GOLDEN SYN 90. sa.s ouRSAv. $3.50
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DAILY pousIE q IN i P.Ip m: .

90 r ~ Tg,gsls PAD = LovEDRoP; sss so sItt
Handle-Si1373I
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sETTuI Up JOE - Of :. g. jTMsisG BRoo *
HAnde-Si456aa
FOURTH RacE-Purse, s4.500; allowance, e-year-olds
MES fess 80 OIL a. once star Eooc won ridden
out, place drfvtnx winner. Powhatan Farms b. q BY
AIichh-Clre-t 4 Il.-kt 49,.
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Pucifist Group
RevoIts on Tuxes

: CINCINNATI, April is R.-
A former Methodist minister
says he and about so others,
members of the Peacemakers, a
pacifist group. have agreed not
to pay income taxes this year.
The Rev. Ernest Bromley, A.
said yesterday the group mailed
their announcement last Friday.
Today is the deadline for filing
1856 personal income tax.
He said the group feels that
up to 80 per cent Of income tax
is earmarked for past, present or
future wars. and they do not be-
lieve they can conscientiously
contribute to war purposes.
Mr.. Bromley said that since
the announcement naming the
SO was released. about seven
other members of the group also
announced they would not pay
taxes.
He said, there are probably
some non-payers in every State. :"
He said the group has no
headquarters, nor has it officers.
Its several hundred" members
meet a few times each year. he
said.
THE movement is about eight
or nine years DID," he said.
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come to regard the JAW presi-
dent as "a brand-new type" in
the organized labor field - "a
very shrewd and intelligent man
who reached pinnacle through
|hrand-new methods"
Old line labor leaders, he said,
were interested mainly in wages,
hours and working conditions.
MIR. Reuther, he said. has. those
interests but also "sees IN labor
10 potential political DO W e r
through the use of union dues
and union manpower for that
purpose" a.
II don't contend that is lille
lgal." Senator Goldwater said. but
added that ultimately. unions
have got to decide whether they
are going to be collective bar
gaining agencies or a political
party. They can't be both.
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Kennedy said there are $4,000
unemployed coal miners. most Of
them in Pennsylvania, West vir-
Iginia and Illinois.
He proposed unlimited unem-
Iployment compensation benefits
for persons who are jobless
through no fault of their own
And he urged quota restrictions
on imports Of residual oil, a Fed
eral coal research program and
formulation Of a national fuels
policy.
Mr.. Lee cited as a highly
promising" alternative to Federal
aid. the Statewide. privately f.
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said he made "in fairness" and
his desire to investigate the role
Of Mr.. Reuther and his United
Auto Workers Union in a three
year-old strike the. union still Is
pushing against the Kohler Co.
in Kohler. Wis.
The firm now Is operating with
nonstrikers and new workers. It
has accused the union of "vio-
lence and vandalism" and of boy
colt efforts.
The union contends the COM
pany has refused to bargain in
good faith.
Senator Goldwater said his
own staff is looking into the
legality Of union tactics In that
dispute.
Centers on Political Activity
Much of Senator Goldwater's
dispute with Mr.. Reuther has
revolved around the Senator'S
contention that 1t is wrong to
use union funds for political
purposes.
But the Arizonan said he has
never heard anything to justify
statements such as a recent one
BY Senator Mccarthy, RepuS-
lican OF Wisconsin, who told the
committee in a hearing he had
information" about the JAW
which he said would make evil
dence in its investigation OF
Transfers Union President Dave
Beck smell like altar Of roses
in comparison.
Beck had invoked the Fifth
Amendment in refusing to tell
the committee whether he di-
verted to his own use hundreds
of thousands of dollars of Team
sters union funds.
II have never found him dis
honest" Senator Goldwater said
of Mr.. Reuther. Hes no crook
He has been scrupulously care
full about his unions funds.
believe Reuther is an honest
man, although I disagree with
him"
He wouldn't. Senator Gold.
water said. mention Reuther
and Beck in the same breath"
No Plans for JAW Probe
The committee has no imme-
date plans for any kind of in
vestigation Of the Auto Workers
Union.
1t opens tomorrow a brief Sc
ries Of hearings here on what
Chairman Mcclellan, Democrat
of Arkansas. said was evidence
that some labor union officials
in the Scranton, Pa, area used
'goon squad" violence to deprive
union members of their rights
Alleged terror tactics against
some employers in labor disputes
there also will be studied during
the hearings now scheduled
through Thursday.
Senator Mcclellan said testi-
mony will be taken from IL tt
Is witnesses, including official!
of the carpenters. electricians
laborers and teamsters unions II
the Scranton area.
Tentative plans call for probe
Of conditions in the New Yori
area after the Scranton hearings
Legislation Studied
Senator Mcclellan said thai
although the committee has more
than a years investigative worl
ahead of it. it may push fol
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nanced development credit cor
porations in New England. New
York, North Carolina and else
where.
He said this system has re-
suited in sound business loans
tending to produce permanent
and expanding job opportunities.
without any element of subsidy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-15

q Senate banking subcommittee
considering such legislation.
Spokesman for the chamber
was Robert p. Lee, chairman OF
the Connecticut Development
Commission.
He said there now are no ma
jor areas with unemployment
equaling IL per cent of the work
force.
| However. Thomas Kennedy
vice president of the United
Mine Workers, voiced support fol-
the depressed areas legislation,
terming it "a step in the right
direction"
In prepared testimony. Mr.,
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E!rIlp|oyIrlentAid
Held Unneeded
BY the Associated Press

The United States Chamber o.
Commerce said today 10 areas
previously plagued by vnemploy'
ment, have lifted themselves b,
their own bootstraps.
Their successful efforts, with.
out Federal help, demonstrate
that a special Federal aid pro.
gram for depressed areas is un-
necessary, the chamber con.
tended in testimony prepared fol-
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reform legislation ut this session
Of Congress.
He said he already has in
structed staff members to pre-
pare study Of legislation
designed to assure democratic
procedures in unions and TO pro-
|tect union members against mis-
use Of union funds. 4 IA
Senator Goldwater, disclaiming
any intention to end his dispute
with Mr.. Reuther. said he has
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Senator Defends Reuther
But Still Monts Probe
By the Associated Press

Senator Godwaer Republican Of Arizona spoke I'm TODAY
defene OF an ola adversary JAW President Walter Reer but
said ne stu wants TO investigate Reuthers union tactics
believe Renther honest man said Senator Codwater
member OF the Senate Racke Investigating COMMITTEES
He said there conflict between th stateent which he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23

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SADDLE HORSE and pony sale.
EYLER STABLES. Thurmont. Md
We buy and sell Call US. Phone
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BOOKS--Encyclopedia and diction.
aries, bought. sold and EXCHANGED
GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK SHOP
W. nth 81. NV. Ma. $500 Oper
I'll $50 pm.
COINS. autographs, letters. Stamr
coliec.. gold. old pistols. HOBBY
SHOP. 1918 Wis ave. AID 2-I272
CRYSTAL. glassware and china
suitable for formal dinners, sets OF
/" or over: imported or antique
preferred. Ii. 7-5700. ext. 500.
DIAMOND JEWELRY OF any descrip
gold and silver. Cash paid. ERNEST
BuRK. Ga 18th st. NV.
DRESSING TABLE WANTED. kidney
shaped, with stool: suit. for teen
age girl; So. OIL. 2-9023.
DRUM SET and spinet piano. Used,
reas. Phone ia. S-S6S0.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., odd pieces
glass and bric-a-brac. Buying and
SelilnH, 80 wears. Original HOP
WOODS, Sth and X SITS. NV, ME.
S-53S1.
FURNITURE WANTED TODAY -
Furniture and household effects
Also need piano, refrigerator and
gas stove. Please call MR.. GRADY.
Ma 5000.
FURNITURE WANTED-Will buy ali
Kinds OF good used furniture. Tor
prices ia. S-SSl0. We do moving
FURN.-TV. Frigidaires. liv. rm.
bedrm and din. rm.; highest price.
paid NO T-ROAO
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SOFA BED. nylon frieze. in very good
condition, SO. TU. 2-9i53.
SOFA. Chippendale type: good con.
dltlnn: feather cushions. slip covers
reasonable. DE ',-3O69
SOFA, maple arms. sturdy. attrac-
tive makes into bed: ideal rec.
rm., den; S45. OF. 4-SSl3.
SOFA AND CHAIR, droplea table
chairs. TV, Bendix comml pas
drier. mirror. rug. pad. IA. 7-9477
SOFA, Duncan Phyfe. practically
new. Seeing is believing. Make an
offer. EN- 3-.25S.
SOtA-BED, Simmons. very reason
able. call ia. 9-l54S.
SOFA BED, Simmons, innerspr. mat !,
new design. cost SOP. sell, SIS
sur ICE CREAM-Complete used
equipment. for drive-in. sell all or
part. WE. 5-255G.
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CLUB MASON
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

BACHELOR. 90-4O. TO share apt.
with another man. frepl nv.
hi-N Ii 1913, after 8 pm
HILLCREST AREA-Man desires TO
share ige 2-bedrm apt with an
other man. Call LII. 1910 after
$50 D m.
ALIEN, :, or 3 young men 10
share 3-bedrm apt with another
man; air .cond. washer. drler;
Brookvllle , mi D. c. via Shirley
hwy FL 4-ili6
/ OR . CAREER WOMEN wanted to
share attractivelv fuFn. GEORGETOWN
house with employed woman Fire
R Rb i .sa ar eond,' patio garden r.
FURNISHED EFFICIENCY APT. to
share WITH another girl Good NV.
location. Hu 3-3519
WOMFN TO SHARE "-bedrm. apt
close in TO Pentagon and Navy.
priv lcgcs ia S-I3S7.
BACH. APT. - Young man to share
with another man reler pvt bath
and entr. SO mo IA 1-u2lS
G1Ot 10th ST. N.w.-Young lady
70 share -bcdrm apt IN new apt.
BLDG with another young empl.
lady under 81 Tu e-.lna.
C0NGENIAL GIRL has n ". apt TO
share with another Girl: reasonable.
references cXchaneed co 5-1nSi
GIRL OR LADY to rent bcdrm or
share apt with another lady;
switchboard 18Th and q n W., E&.
SILVER SPRING Young lady 70
share spacious "-bcdrm apt. with
another LADY Call JU. a-iuS6
4
lady Near q W. Ice comfortable
single, Scmlpvt bath, Excel transp
No other roomers. PRIV. FE, 3-";iij
sun or eyes.
WE NEED TWO GUYS--SI0 n mo
inc,s. ~. phone, etc. With 3 others.
4-bedrm house with 3 baths. Call
SAT and sun RIA. d-Sa.3 Week
days Ma. S.5iuu, ext h3i5 y.
Jones. or Ii. 5.6100, ext. oo.3,
u LORD
LADY with own bedrm furn would
like TO ioin another N sharing =
bedrm. apt. Box .l3-Y, star -
5000 CONN. Girl to share apt. with
another girl: all privils. no a-43OO
Apt. 3ii weekdays call after di,iu,
conn. AND PORTER-Girl 10 share
alr-cond -bcdrm apt with am
other glrl En- H-"uii
Nh NONN,-t AIUtkDNL AVIS, --
Young men share with other man
conf attrac. i-rm, apt, Cos, basis
rad .phuno. pvt unllm phi maid
free garage, rcas DE 9-fS2S
REFINED LADY 70 share 9-bedtm
apt. with ono LADY, central location
on Conn. ave. EN-. .-d2Sl
YOUNG LADY to share twin-bcd rm
ant with another Young lady: new
turn' Kit priYiS rPag, ConV 10
shop and tranSn SG!G Flower ave
Takoma PIX, Md, AIT. /, JU, =
Gi1S
YOUNG MAN to share furnished =
bedroom apartment with Young
man Convenient 10 transportation,
stores, etc 4Sui Terrace I'd sc Apt
B-ji6 III 4-tiiAS Naylor Gardens
COLORED--a REFINED GIRLS 10
share "-b r apt with another girli
tw beds. TV $40 18th and Taylor
SITS NV RA $685.
COLORED Lady Viii share apart.
ment. with one or two others. Call
AID. A-6022.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
FARM AND GARDEN

inch tiiler; 5000 JE. 2-a3Ss
sODDING AND GRADING. free esti-
mates. Sod delivered. you lay II.
Work guaranteed. GA. 4-ss43
uAY. excellent quality Timothy
clover alfalfa and leSpedeza. viii
deliver DU 5-1Os6
ToPSoII,-Very 5000 rich topsoil
for lawns ana green houses. very
reasonable. Call 10 1-i333
TREE REMOVAL. pruninr. topping
trimming; lois cleared. MP CLAY
TON, w I-o903. any time
u. MANuRE--S5 pickup-truck load.
you haul full Cry Farm. Just Of
Beulah rd' Vienna, Va DU. 5-gaSs
PEAT MOSS and rabbit manure.
mixed IDEAL for fowers. shrubs,
etc, Cali TO a-5as@
FORD 1885 dump truck for sale
price. $500. cali '' Ii es '9np;''On'
FARM MACHINERY Massey Harris
tractor, 1856 model ~. 3-point
hitch. live pro. price ~ 800.
Massey Harris tractor, 1856, model
Cot, tractor equip. with hydraulic
cultivator. like new. $1,000. Mas
MH5o " demon rafs?t ,no 500 m Ses
Idea rake 1856 model ~. new.
$3.50 CARLlN SUPPLY co, Boyds.
ND, Gaithcrsburg 19.-J-ll, PooleS-
HEATING--Saye IN to 400, new
modern, Dashboard hot-water heat
pon' : denv yourself and your fam
nv M C el,an PEI healthier eco-
OF air no freezing floors and torrid
ceilings Free estimates; anywhere.
Md. Va and ID C. No money down,
IS lon' as . yrs to paw. 10
RICH BLACK Tor SOIL. wcll.rot,ed
COW manure $500 pcr Sd., .!
~ pc, va Greer, manure, : yds
work II 5.a3ia
COW MANURE and TOP soil. / ton,
OF green very fine TopSoil IS
ch. ter loan The best o6iainablc
GEORGE SABINE, Gaithsrsburs
LANDscA PING - JOHN EDWARDS
3o,i Just ST. ne, d. c. LU
EXPERT oriental landscape ear
dcner-LandScape desipn iertiliz.
inR seeding, maint. ~ 5.laiG
TRUCK BODY, 1875 a. long. g n
wide, with rack ~ in. high, Best
offer. EV d-2l4g
TRACTOR. "a horse. sickle bar.
lbY Rototiller attach. needs mart
SlN5. 10, 5-03lS
LANDSCAPING SERVICL--Prunine,
planting, transplantinP, sodding.
lawns made and renovated, trer
work, cement walks and driveway.
w. G. WALKER, JU S-iGi3.
GARDEN TRACTOR. q attachments
pillow, cultivator, disc harrow pcrl
condition reasonable 10 1-3a:i
TOR SOIi--Good rich TOP soil for
lawns and gardens, Si..j per ton
Plus hauling chgsa In truck load
lots, AP i-0l5J or CE. G-51OO
RiIODODENDRON MAXIMUM,
Mountain Laurel, Canadian Hem.
lock Flame A2nlra, DoqWOod ~
tect-lO, 50 80. ~: TOO. 500
- fect-.-5, y. ~; 10, 81 80. ~,
$40. 100 SD RhOdodehdfon,
Mountain Laurel AzaleR Clumng.
~ feet, i-S stems. $50 PINE
HILL EVERGREEN CO, Doeyllle,
Tenn iOs
GARDEN TRACTOR. Wards hoe
ttaca is-2 h D. with wheel yfts
pillow, cgltlvator. 30.in sickle bar,
s,noow pillow, cart. $40. 10. d
son CUTTERS. compost grinders
aerlhers, Ford tractors. front END
leaders, OC-3 dozetS. post-hoie dis
Esrs,, cement mixers. etc. RENTAL