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THE PERRY BOSWELL co.

COLLEGE PIX. AREA--Mag. brk
rambler; @ lS-tt; hyi rm; frepi. ,lisrs
Tee fresse kt F.bS5a: 1S rs!s5 STOOD ns susto@ desR
built rec. rm., lge. enclosed rear
porch. New awnings. To see this
beaut. well-appointed home. will
be to buy it. Only S15.250: cony
RoBES;RiTs S; rs 5. B Davis u 4 CO. NC.
CORAL HILLS-spacious 3-bedFm
brick home in this close-in cow
area: full bsmt., flrepl., newly dec
In addition there is q completely
pvt. apt to help pay for your
home. Low down payment. Call
Mrs. Coz, 10. S-S347 or ST. B.
1868, ATLAS REALTY CO.
EAST PINEs-S1O,95O. GI resale,
only S1,250 down, and assume
present financing on this 4-bedrm
Cape Cod: tree-shaded lot: patio:
payments only SS1 mo. inc. taxes
A good clean home: Z. c. HILLEY
a Co, Realtors, AP. 7-720O
GLASSMAN0R; S11,5 = Modern
semidet. brick. Assume 4hfs Gl
loan, &72 mo. incl. taxes and ms,
Large liv. rm., most attr. kit, dry
bath, walk. dist. to Eastover shops,
d. c. line, 1-fare bus. Ewes, HU.
3-S792. r. A. HUMPHREYS Ma.
s,e-5Q20.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
New 3-bedrm. brick rambler: Iiv.
rm. with firepl., large sep. din.
rfn., mod. built-in kitchen. with
eating space, ga baths, full bsnt: :.
and garage; paved street and all
ltils. incl: 81 s21 300, l;,,.s sxcel,ert en,IH
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
1914 Branch Ave. Sc. 10: s-7700
Evening star., 1959-11-24
A LITTLE CASH

Mr.. OF, only 5000 down, Just think
of owning q 4-bedrfl brick home,
in convenient Riverdale; separate
din. rm., . full baths, 2 screened
porehes. bsmt.. garage, plus other
features that make for comfort
able living. start the new year IN
your own home. Just S17. $50.
FHA terms also available.
Evening star., 1959-11-24

RAY PARK ESTATES, - New 6Tk,
.2mble-, -Se. nV. lan., sep. DIN,
rm., 3 bedrms., 2 baths, REC
RM. WITH FIREPL.: hot water
heat. We take trade; S22.95O.
HUGH 4. PECK, 1850 New hamp-
Shire ave, hE. ALTON
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Novy! Dashed with
white and red oval
dots. A new Henry
Cans " Miss Mrs"
compliment, in sheer
royon. Short sIeeved
dress; gracefully neck
lined boIero. $40
Romney Room, Second Floor.
F Street; oIso OF Jelletfs
Silver Spring, Conn. Avenue
Folls Church
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Irish or Not, Every One Will
Love This St. PQtrick's Fare

or until brisket is fork tender.
Serve hot or cold.
To glaze q cooked corn beef
brisket. remove it from broth
and place it on a rack in q
shallow pan. Cut the fat COW
ering of the brisket into dia-
mond shapes. Spread lightly
with prepared mustard.
Sprinkle with sifted brown
sugar. Stick a whole Glove into
the center Of each diamond.
Bake in a hot oven (400 de-
greeS about 20 minutes TO
melt the sugar and glaze the
surface of the briSket.
Shamrock Chiffon Pie
/ 70 inch) pastry shell, baked
q cup frozen limeade con-
centrate
can crushed pineapple e
ounceS)
/ envelope unflavored gelatin
2 cup boiling water
"a cup sugar
"a teaspoon green food color
ing
% cup evaporated milk,
chilled icy cold
Flaked coconut
Thaw can Of frozen lime
ade concentrate. Measure "a
cup and use undiluted in
making pie filling. Drain juice
from crushed pineapple into
a medium size mixing bowl.
Sprinkle gelatin over and let
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the grain. Start slicing at
the narrower, thinner end
of the brisket. Cut across
the grain. When the direc-
ton of the grain begins to
change about halfway
through. turn the remaining
piece and continue to cut
across the grain. For main
dish servings cut the slices
about 1/16 to 70 inch thick.
For sandwiches. slice the
brisket paper thin and serve
several slices in each sand
wich.
To climax your. st. Pat
rick's day dinner, serve this
shamrock chiffon pie. It's
suitably green lime green.
that is, with lime favored
gelatin and a little help from
some food coloring. And the
top is decorated with a good
size shamrock of faxed
coconut to give it an Irish
air. Best of all. this pie won't
put much of a dent in your
busy time schedule.
Corned Beef Brisket
To cook corned beef brisket.
place 1t in a deep kettle and
cover It with water. If desired.
add 2 cloves Of garlic. a bay
leaf and / onion, sliced. Cover.
Heat When water boils.
reduce heat so water SINNERS.
Simmer / hour PER POUND
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Comdr. Jorenn
Visiting Here

Comdr. Per Jorem. Chief
Psychologist Of the Royal
Norwegian Navy, was TO leave
Washington today after a
weeks stay en- route TO visit
naval medical facilities In
other parts Of the United
States as the guest of the
Nays Bureau Of Medicine
and Surgery.
Comdr. Jorem Is spending
two months in this country
to obtain O thorough work
ing knowledge Of the preven-
tive psychiatry program in
the United States Navy as 1t
pertains to the selection Of
personnel and the rehabilita-
ton Of disciplinary offenders,
During his Washington stay
he inspected the work being
done at National Naval Med
ical Center at Bethesda.
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Weather Expert Back
From the Antarctic

I suppose that we would seem
a rough looking group to out
siders. but I've never found q
more friendly and pleasant
large group Of men,"
How did the Russians nnd
DR.. Rubin?
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail
Menshikov told Mrs. Rubin
at q diplomatic reception
last May that all the infor-
nation he received about DIR.
Rubin was high In praise Of
both his ability and char
acter.
According to DR.. Rubin's
last letter home, the Rus
slams appreciated his ability
to speak their language so
well and complimented him
on his VERY good accent"
DR.. Rubin had taken lessons
in Russian at the State De-
partment's Foreign Service
School just prior to his sail
ing for Mirny In the fall Of
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BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Star Food Editor

There's something infec-
tious about st. Patrick's Day.
Everyone. whether they're
Irish or not. comes decked
out with a touch of green in
honor of the 18th of March.
Any holiday that gets this
much recognition deserves
something special in the way
Of menus.
Corned beef. Of course, is
the traditional meat. And.
here's a word of advice about
the cooking. Cover the corned
beef with water and simmer
until tender g pounds 3
hours. Do not boil . . this
only serves to tougher the
meat and drive the salt back
into it.
Today. shoppers may buy
packaged corned beef to suit
their needs. Pieces of briSket
weigh 5 to 16 pounds. To
range in weight from 2 to
S pounds. Whole briskets
weigh 5 to Is pounds. To
protect the quality Of the
meat. it's vacuum packed in
transparent. flavor tight,
drip-free wrappers. Brand
names insure high quality.
Slicing corned beef is easily
done if the meat is cut across
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soften 5 minutes. Add boiling
water and stir until gelatin is
dissolved. Stir in sugar and
continue stirring until sugar
is dissolved. Then stir in
pineapple. limeade and green
food coloring. Chill until mix
ture is consistency Of I'M
beaten egg white. Whip eva
porated milk until it is very
stiff and will hold a peak.
Fold in gelatin mixture
lightly but thoroughly. Spoon
into a cooled pastry shell and
chill until set. about 2 hours.
Decorate top Of pie with a
shamrock of faxed coconut.
Makes six to eight servings.
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sages always gave her q very
special lift and glow.
What they meant to DR..
Rubin can be summed up
in his request to his wife in
his first letter home: BE
sure and give the Red Cross
an extra special contribution
this year. What a marvellous
agency"
What do the Rubins plan to
do these first days Of reunion?
Mary Sue put it succinctly,
"Just be with Daddy"
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1857. Prior to that he had
no knowledge Of the Ian
guage.
Mrs. Rubin had the thrill
of making a broadcast for
Voice of America which was
beamed to Moscow and re-
broadcast to Mirny three sep
arate times to her husbands
surprise and delight. She
spoke Of how she and the
children occupied themselves
and how she felt about her
husbands work in the An
arctic. Her husband wrote
that the men at Mirny all
crowded to hear her each
time.
Surprises
An expert and connoisseur
Of early American antiques.
an interest which DIR. Rubin
shares, Mrs. Rubin recently
made a few fine purchases to
surprise him which included
a unique tilt-top table about
200 years old and a pair of
chairs and folding tanIe-for-
two over $50 years old. With
her husband home, she hopes
now to be able to buy the
home they've always wanted
:. preferably q Williams
burg Colonial"
The total letters the Rubin
family received from Mirny
numbered five. However,
monthly cables were ex-
changed through the facil-
titles Of the American Red
Cross, and in this way DR..
Rubin learned Of such high
spots as when Richard placed
third in the Science Fair last
year with his work and ex-
hibit on the atom: John was
selected to edit the school
paper; and Mary Sues ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-16
BY LILLIAN LEVY
Contributing Writer

The pleasant thaw in the
weather this week Is "reli-
ably" attributed to the warm
welcome home given to one
Am erican ICY scientist
weather expert Just returned
from more than a year In one
Of the remote, frozen outposts
in the Antarctic.
The returning scientist
pioneer is DR.. Morton j. Ru-
bin. outstanding young mete-
orologist from the U. s.
Weather Bureau who was
selected under an exchange
agreement between the U. s.
and the U. s. s. r. for the
unique adventure Of working
and living with Soviet scien-
lists at Mirny, Eoviet Ant
arctic base.
The warm welcoming COM
mittee on hand to greet him:
his petite brunette wife, his
Is year-old son Richard, son
John, II years. and daughter
Mary Sue, o Q year-old
charmer.
While waiting for word
from the ICY ONCE as to the
exact time Of her husbands
arrival. Mrs. Rubin said the
last few days and hours Of
waiting were much longer
than the entire year and a
half since DR.. Rubin left the
States.
Asked how she could ever
have accepted such q long
separation. she said, There
never was q question Of &C
ceptance. The chance for
Morton to 60 to Mirny was an
opportunity for all Of US. not
q sacrifice. Why to do the
kind Of work and research he
has been engaged in for these
past months is q meteorolo-
giSt's dream"
Adventure
She added thoughtfully, 1T
was a wonderful adventure
for us, too. knowing that our
being able to manage alone
was enabling Morton to have
this experience. The children
have been so marvellous and
have acquired a remarkable
self-reliance through sharing
with me the extra burdens
and cares that always are
added to a home where the
husband and father is absent"
How did her husband find
the Russians at Mirny?
According to one of his
letters from which Mrs. Ru-
bin quoted. II have found
everyone most interested in
me and in the United States.
Our books and magazines are
very popular and much-asked
for. I've already received a
number Of small gifts from
men here, for no special rea-
son, but just because they
want to show their friend
illness. The camp is very
crowded and everyone is busy.
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tural gift for art drew spe-
cial attention and comment.
The Red Cross made it
possible for the scientist to
send special anniversary and
birthday messages to his
loved ones and to reassure
them regularly as to his we'll
being with the message, II
am feeling wonderfully WE'LL"
Mrs. Rubin said the cour-
tesy and care with which the
Red Cross. through Rhea
Kramer Of its Hyattsville Of
nee, transmitted these mes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-16

Mrs. Strom Thurmond is
program chairman for the
luncheon meeting Wednes-
day Of the 84th Congress
Club at Water Gate Inn.
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Softly BIoused
Background Suit

Such toiIored simplicity
is morning perfect!
Add bright beads, q
Towering hat for Iote-
doy Ioveliness. Forst-
mann lustre ribbed
WOOL; gently fitted.
Novy, sizes l4I2 to
2OI2. $9S.99
Women's Suits. Third Floor,
+ Street and JeIleffs Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
6CIereymen Give
Blood to Center

Six Washington clergymen
yesterday donated blood, to the
Red Cross before going on sum-
mer vacation "a period when
the blood center always seems
to run short.
The ministers. who lunched
together at the District Chapter
House before giving blood.
we're:
The Rev. Malcolm Marshall,
st. Margaret's Episcopa ]
Church: the Rev. Bernard Ger
hardt, st. Matthews Cathedral;
the Rev. Samuel VanCulin, OF
st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Georgetown Parish: the Rev.
James Clark Brown, Cleveland
Park Congregational Church,
and the Rev. James Richards,
st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1959-06-18

Under d. c. laiD couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. matt three
fun days and receipe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
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APIS. FURNISHED o. Q.
fcoAtflNuEDl


ATLANTIC 81. Sc, cor. 4th mr., s.
Capitol st.--3aaB Am 81. lac. l.
bedrm. apt. mod. bldg, washer.
dfier, moderator, park. bus stop
At door, shop. 10 Inspect see res.
mgr. or call y. n. DENSTON A
Co, D1 5-al00. Wo. d-0341,
BsMT. APP, N.W.--3 rooms and
bath. pvt entr, park. space. empl.
cple,; SOS NO, 7-0l9H.
Boiling ---Red 2 bedrms. liy.
rm., dinette, kit. bath uiils,
furn.: reAs. 70. 2-5l0l.
CALyERT 81. NV. 1893, near
rm. ant, elev. hlde. Resident mgr
COLUMBIA RID, vIc.-.-Atsractively
furn., lee. .efnclency; IDEAL ior u.
% psatlu ar'R Rx ' sDDi5 H. ''lsd 0a'n'
COLUMBIA RI, AND 18th ST. VIC.
~ bdrm Nv. rms KIT. bath;
all utils. DE-. 2-i41f.
COLUMBIA RD. Iath-Mod. lge,
iiv. rfn., bedrm., kit, bath. Ar
eond.; also 2-b.r. apt. DE, 2-56QB.
COLUMBIA RD. AND nth NV.
b.r.. liy, rm.. kit. bath: atr-c1nds
apt. bldg; S126 mo. CO. 1880.
CON0RRss HGTss $40 Alabama
ave; bedrm., Nv: rIl1;, dinnstte,
Kit. bath; SOS. JOHN i, Shell
TON, Rehltor, 10. 2-2O0O.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS = -bedrm..
mod. iurn.; mr.. bus and stores, . :
In, Tv. SA5 and SOS, RA, 3-6217,
CONN. AVE; comfortable apart
ment; ideal for group. AID. 4-el22.
CONN. AVE. 52I5-1-b.r. apt,
facing park. 1921. Enc, SOL, utils.
incl WO 6-6s66, 81,
DNTN.. 1747 Z st. NV; 2 Adults
liv. rm. bedrm., kit. bath; utils.
furn., quiet 500. Elk. 3-9222.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1880 p
st, n.w.-Eflicieney tpts. avail
able: convenient location,
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2I22 p ST. NV.
--Liv. rm., bedrm., kit, pvt
bath, porch, newly decor.
DUPONT CIRCLE ARRA--Eficieney,
air-eond. firepl.. lye. ana bright
w compl klt.-dinette and bath.
Attractively dec, prkg. space rear
OF bldg: utils incl. In rent OF
s115 mo. 1913 21st St. NV. See
MANAGER
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WATER COOLERS

WASHING MACHINE, Easy Spin
6rier. In good cond,; will saerr
80 WA @-SS1
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RooMs,. HOUSEKEEPING

rms, Ink; hot plate
and refgr,: sarden space; $40.
HE, f-S4S6.
CALVERT AND 10th AREA--Studio
rfn., modern fuTn.: newly dee.i
share bath; S45. AID. 2-62;i9.
COMFORTABLE 2-RM. BSMT.
Apt; Si6.50 wk. Also other apts.;
ST.. 5O-S15, so wk. for empl.; white
adults. 1858 Columbia rd. at l4th
ST. NV.
DOWNTOWN--Walk to work. 1745
Que Sc. NV: lge TV, refgr., lin
ems; s1l wkly. empl. lady.
FALLS CHURCH-Room and board
JE. 2-2394.
MASS. AVE. NV 422-Larse rms !,
weekly Exs 3-0360,
MT PLEASANT sECTI0N-Good
transp.; dble. and sgle. rms with
adjoining shower; excel. meals.
NO. 1854
Mr.. nth AND DECATUR-Clean
front; semipyt. bath; refgr, hot
plate. Gentleman. ia. 9-9512.
ONE RM. AND KIT, clean, util.;
good transp; $40 mo. DE. 2-l 494
before . pm.
PARK RID. NV, f396-Walk to
work: newly decor; refgr. ad-
joining bath 80 SCI,
PRACTICAL NURSE will care for
elderly ambulatorv gentleman. Ex-
per. with mild mental cases. $50
$3.50 mo. CO. 5-BO92.
ROOM AND BOARD for a oonya-
descent lady or gentleman: also
nurse care. Call JS. 4-Sg43.
Ty IN YOUR ROOM, refgr.. grill,
clock radio, foam mattress; Sl0-
SIS. 615 23nd NV. ST 3-3S33.
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WORK BENCH - Heavy German
vices. $50. JE, 4-0l34.
. oAK wASHSTANDS. good e9ud''
tion; each Sl2, 50-eeg cleo. lneo'
bstor, sood cond.; $50. SP. a-Ss :
is3 FORD RADIO. in excellent
condition; slT Call 10. S-56o5
I2S NOTOROLA Tv. radio sns
phonograph combination. gooe
condition; Ss5, Call 10. S-5ti05
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

WASHER, Bendix pialam@tic: excel ei
ient condition; $50 or best oner'
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lcoNflNuepl


IANDsCArIN0 SERVICE prunlna,
planting. tTanapIautIng, soddinei
lawn made, renoYatedi tree work:
cement walks, nffYfNay1. w. q.
WALKER, ~, e-ia1a,
LAWN SERVICE = Shrubs, trees
trimmed. Gpfaying, feedIna, plant
inE, grAss ettr., tops'l. AP. 7.7oai-
MANURE, COW, rotted. very One,
SIS one toni 8 tons, $50. Also
GREEN gfreshl COW manure for
your garden. Q tons. $50. Top
soil enriched with rptted COW
manure fec a psTiees noy ,ssi PED q; (;
VA. b-1O3f,
MOD. A. INC TRACTOR. S37bi tree
liston lawn mower. gasoline VI
orator tamper, reaz., 1-speed cleo.
drill CE, O-kOkl.
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PANsIEs, swiss Giants: soc dos.
Phone Butler 3-23g2.
PASTURE FoR RESr-For clean
May 1. BULL sRUN RANCH, Ma
rassas. Phone nR. s-s907 after
PANzER. lawn and garden tractor;
excel eonn,; attachments, reas.;
PETUNiAs, dbl. 25c. q for 81 .a5:
snaps, coleus, pinks, scarlet eege,
20c, . tor NJ 10; African vio-
PRAYING MANTts C0C00Ns, 4
lot one dozen young) for 81. RAY
DILLoN $500 4Sth ave ses
PROFESSIONAL LANDscAPING-
81 yrs. exper. Turf care. pruning,
spraying, topsoil. tree surgery. aer-
atine. feeding. FOREST GROVE
NURSERY. ~. 9-255I!
ROTO HOE---2n hip. Garden trac.
tor. excellent for small garden;
$1,000. uN. 4-2841.
SHADE TREES, towering shrubs,
Sat. sun. PLACKs NURSERY,
3l00 Bucklodge I'd. HE. 4-b74S.
SOD CUTTERS, aerilers, Ford trac-
tors, front-end leaders. OC-a
dOzers post-hoie diggers, cement
mixers, etc. RENTAL TOOL &
EQUIP CO.. JU 5-504O,
SOD-S3O0 per acre. discount II
Gaithersburs. EV. 4.6970.
T bsI.ssI n sSDr sE -s Ril!Ion #. at
TOP son, rich and clean; { cubic
Ill 1853. .3sai S re-. s:3si49Ss.A NoALS
T0PsOIT,--wholesale, best quality
for lawns and flowers. 5-cu. .yd.
loads, SIS: Nd. and d. G. VIENS
q ROoNER. TO. 9-6272, Spring
4-36S1.
TOP SOIL. finest avail, $3.50 per
yard. Will deliver Sundays and
evenings. JE. 4-1463
TOPsOIL, rich Maryland loan, 5
tons, $3.50; 10 tons, SCI so.
Some Sun. del. ~, 5-1797.
TOPsoIL, good, clean. dark farm
loads Cali weekdays only. ~
4-i626.
TOPSOIIs7-Very good. rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reasonable. 10. 7-4333.
TOPsOIL for sale; located on
Kenilworth ave at Tuxedo. Load
It on your truck. 81 90 I'd; on
the eround. Zoe Gu. I'd.
TORO rotary iawnnower, 1s-in,
last yrs model. VIII take S62 Sc
OF best offer. Call OIL. 2-S312.
TRACTORS New INC Farmall
tractors and equfp.; indus. wheel
tractors, backhoe and leaders;
McCullnugh thain saws, parts and
service. ZINE seed and fertilizer
Used reg; a tractor mower and
Eat9 + ap Moo %SEerT CUB M mowers s;s,
Mitchellviile, Nd CE 8-s1S1
TREE REMOVAL. top. trim, lots
cleared. custom sodding. MR..
DEvL1N, HE. 4-2700.
WATER LILIES-Hardy semi-hardy
and troplcals. All colors. Orders
received before April Goth will be
ported at once. Also other aquatic
plants and animals. Phone WE
S-2347 or WE. S-g0e4
WELL ROTTED STABLE MANURE,
ideal for flowers or sarden; soc
per bushel, bring your own
baskets, GOLDEN HORSESHOE
STABLES, INC 1902 Layhill I'd,
GlenmOnt.
WILL TRADE AZ Chevrolet 2-dr,
auto; excellent motor for small
riding tractor or will sell. HE.
4-S4S6.
AWAY PLOW for Cub tractor.
practically new: SIS. SIP, 3-4676,
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Apt. as So sF lste s'w SOC plus
eas and elee, For key. see switch
board operator At bldg. H. q.
SMIrHY CO.. ST. 3-3300.
18th NE. 3I3s--comb. liy. -bed-
rm., fully EQUIP. kit; empl cpl.
bus az door; $50 mo, no 2-O0l0.
1898 EMERSON ST. NM sep
arate private rooms IN private
home; l blk. from 10Th 81. Quiet.
Telephone RIA H-43TO
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POULTRY AND Eees

BROODER. s. TIER BATTERY, .
Lincoln incuhatOrs. For sale rea-
sonable. 10. 5-s546.
BROODER-3 TERED. lawn roller
Call cH. S-46e1.
LEGVORN layin~ heua. 81 %
each: seven laying cages with
automatic water pans and feed
pans, each one holds 80 hens,
Perfect condition The name Is
Onlycage. Cost $3.50. viii sac
for Saf5. $ metal laying nests'
~ each. Two S-deek cleo. brood
ers. S45 each. $500 Riggs I'd,
Adeluhi. Nd, He. Alta
LEGH0RN PULLETS, laying, s12s
ca: Ger. sheprd., m. , mos: pure
he'd. skots. sill. reas. III. 9-alJI
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iaoe ian 81 N.w:-2I brIghi
P ESs ~ Ht a si.a q so ER seCS "
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F0oMs FURHIsHED-E.E,

COLORED. Ca Ave.-Nr. transp-
Married couple CT . sale. empi.
women. TU. 2-933B.
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WASHER, auto; SIS: wringer, 81 ,;
b.cycle, SIS. cupboard motor, gao
fans. SO. SIG. RA. 3-4OON.
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WAsHER AND DRIER, electric
practically new, private owner
fenGiX' see ad under furniture
same telephone. EN-, 3-oJ43.
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"A PUPS, $3.50. Lge. wood tur-
ties, So: rins-neck snakes, 81 rs:
b boa, SIS: S.A. rear fangs, 81. so:
chamele0ns, mice. RA. 3-5033
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I7n " sT. s.R.-Duples. md a.
2 rms. kits din, bath. porch
adults: $40. RE. 6-t6ss, RI Z
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREPL ACE WOOD. OAK. sec per
cord: slab. SIS cord; stacking. 50
Phone Gaithersburg 6s3 or xvi
4-1665.
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EFFICIENCY

EFFICIENCY =. $79
NEW AMSTERDAM APIS.
270l l4th ST. Nv.
Newly decorated, well furnished, In
attractive, well-maintained elev
BLDG; Streetcar at door; incls.
utilities. all facilities on premises.
Apply desk or call NO, 7-l207.
loRAaAk BERNSTEIN SYNOIcATES
EYE ST. NE. 1872 rms. nicely
firm. use Of phone, very reas.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AIR Condolences, freezer. liv-
lPE rooms. Tvs. FE. Nl613.
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CAPITOL HILL. go Z. Capitol st.
Pleasant twin beorms,. maid
ssrv.. TV rm; SS-Sl2 wklv. ca.
Ii. 6-s355.
ROOM for nice employed man. 260e
92nd st. ne. AID. 2-S2gS.
COLORED-EMPL. CPL. or students
twin beds in urt. home, with priv
lis. COW. 10 bus. shop LA. 6-351O
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AIRS. URFURRlsAED-D. 9.

Arr COND.: 2 BEDRMs,. . BATaA
Beautiful, large, southwest expo-
sure, corner apt. WasningtonI
finest. modern air-condltloned
apartment building. an exclusive
apartment address Available mt
msessteiy; sto per mpHn ave.
NV. EN-. 2-3217.
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BEES lITALTANl

One good hive. DU. 5-6211.
BIRDBATHs made to order: flow
er boxes, benches, wall fountains
vases. 304 d st. ne. Ii. 4-3S05
BLUE GRASS SOD laid or delivered
Well-rotted manure and top soil
delivered: seeding and grading.
IL 8-3S75.
BLUE GRASS, SOD--Immediat de-
livery You lay II and save. Small
or large orders. LU. 2-4aS0.
lockwood ENGLISH-6 or II
specimen 25-inch plants. IA.
7-O942.
CORN. STRAW, HAY. soc up bale
at barn. Norwood rd., Montsom-
cry County. EV. 4-9404.
COW MANURE, well rotted: good
for flowers, yard and sarden
HernGon 10 J-2.
COW MANURE and Top Soil
ton SIS: . for S25: q for $50;
discount on order II tons or over
Call Waverly 6-2946. GEORGE
GAnIENE
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FEDERAL HOUSE

$40 o6th st. N.w.-New air-eondi-
toned luxury building. Convenient
per month. Open daily. or 70 in
spect evenings, call Re. 3-2Sl7.