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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

BAKERY WhalcssIr and rrsu hus.pess
Fn, arpauumw, Lafayette gsss 1918
LttCru0iH
BEER gARuL> csuN ur.us, steady
ue.-ht fh.ad l,.''. sarrh.Ht Vine.
R.,d gso9
CLASS g. BtUE GAEpgN suN n,.a,e.
Factor, t.str,, Reasonable Vine
wood --frn3
CONtLCIIu,tIt F.r-..u.r rsh. N5
d4Is fger,.s. r.tr u.. -.h..e. We
N4.k Aafft' So
GROCrUl N.r. I... rsa p,5la.a -.
tab Shes Grade i,.fr1r. su.idriuE.
Townsend s.i7i2
GROCERY Good business .oom quar-.
'ors. c.rau Wei stocked acrncing.
Tyler f.ihnl
GROCERY Nsa Market Ga.l business;
illness forces sale sa.tHDIrs Trinity
$3.50
MODERN Restaurant Bulls equipped for
r,rt. VII convert ~ cafeteria fr- relis.
nle parts 26to Junction.
NURSERY school established th-e, Years.
nice clientele. caiaUi'r enrolment Uni
yer,lty PISS
RARE going business for SAB, building
on long term felss Large modern
trucking station equipped with bunk house.
parking 'of ard uo7-ro restaurant IS
ths VS. q trucking s'sNor would not he
nected by EasoliH, rafiou1g Tesfaurant
alone "a 81 goo worth o. business last
month located ou main highway between
Detroit and Chicago. In ris over 200
population For information write NJ.
r L. Tracy. 21i3 Madison avenue To.
'edo. OHIO
SACRIFICE Shoe repair nn,rIucry.
forced 60 sell 1881 wade Arlington
soi-
SENtEAf. Eas .fgff.rs REM .casr GOD
business NJ Perkefs. Townsend s.n7sa.
SHOE REPAIRING hA' lIra1ing leaning
pressing rcsf foca'gg .u t.f1 plenty ~
STOCK mus sell piol WGo1oar1 Madison
800.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

ATTRACTIONS, SCOTCH Margaret Enter
tAins Monday, Saturday At Lotus Tea
room. Daily Readers. Scotch Marie Lotus
Barbara. lii0 Broadway (upstairsl.
BARBAGLIA plaster for sclatica. rheuma.
tsm. l-day treatment. 5O5s Chalmers.
DIVINE HEALING Improves health.
Reverend Hazel Damrau. iI4l Ferry
Park. Trinity i-T2q2.
GET OFT OF DEBT Expert servicei End
Worries One place 20 pay. Avoid Sarnish.
ments Satisfy creditors without loan al
small cost Oldest IN Michigan. Credit Ad-
justment Co. 1893 Barlum Tower. CIT S347.
GYPSY CARD Reading. Palmstry, by
Madame Marie. sf6 Cary. Ninewood
p sa73
HINDU SYSTEM Readings solves prob
lens cess West Grand boulevard Trinity
$500
READ Times Want Ads for pro6t-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Personals

MADAME ELlSE-Unusual French reader.
Sand and Fire solve your problems-love
business. Columbia 27O0. 44l7 Second, C-3.
MRS. RAYE-Astrologis featured at state
Fair. 1897 Mitchell PLAZA 25O3
NOT responsible for debts contracted by
my wife Marion Kuhn, after this date,
Signed, Ernest Kuhn
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES I
Successful office treatment while working
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic
57l5 Second. near Palmer Trinity l-T2i2.
PROF ELroN-ADVIsoR
daily 10-j Tuesdays.
Fridays until 9 closed Sundays 3iiS John
r.. between Erskine and Eliot. Special 81.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE Church OF
Christ Appointments daily 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333
THE WISE Creole from Louisiana Read
ings, Divine Healing free advice Dr
Bell. 5i5 East Vernon Cadillac Jo24
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Furnished Rooms for Rent

utrRRARD sol Lafayette Fortl -Attrac'
tive double room. suitable TWO. La
fayette e6Li
.LARNED. Fast 35ig-R Respectable colored
home. single men, evenings, MriFose
ANS
MICHIGAN Ave. aal7 Lafayette o7a6
Room for employei couple, good trans
MONICA I5S50- LARGE mont suitable for
t~1. excellent transportation. lniNef-
SITS l-3ss5.
MONTE VISTA l5os6 Lovely room cd
etfy gentleman preferred FeuNeH-N}
'WlDS district
PASADENA 5000 N'lr lNeinH,s. steam
heated. m,e ir.nf room DAvsnn s|si
PILGRIM 1915 couple or Women. home
privileges. nicely furnished Townsend
ROBSON 1868 attractive LaWtor Sec.
ond avenue .ous - gentlemen Vermont
6-a7is
SMITH. sci -Coored- Neatly furnished
room nice. respectable lady, Trinity
l-i693.
sTRArHMoOR 1870 Large room twin
beds. > gentlemen excellent transporta-
t1n Dawson 1854
VAN BURFN 6fl2 Gi1coln plsnD
ladies gentlemen, excellent tranSporta-
ton Hogarth 433l
WABASH. 1890 - Near Ex-Ccu-O and
Vickers Prefer l. girls University
-6s1T
WARREN WEST as clean comfortable,
single sleeprg room after 5. Temple
2-Uif3
COLOREp court single comfort
able adults good itaaspar'atou, gentle
man Tyler a-sl8s
COLORED Single mar 1909 Theodore
Temple 2-i9S4
COIOPED -MAYRvRN GRAND Employed
couple or ser'emaa good transPoI'a.
tuu Tyler ..931f
OPcp Room or fVr. gentlemen 20
share - - each cheers '9h4
COLORFD- FUN shs5 and lufuralshed
Csu at 433 Mctt9-y b.ferse workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Personals


ANNA sANGsTER. Spiritual Ciairvoiant
Reader Daily Appointments. S7tl Mack.
Ohye s63l.
AsTROLOGER PHOEBE CARTER-Con-
sultatlon daily very reasonable. AS
Helen tnear Jefersonl.
ASTRoLOGIST Madame Floye. Problems
Truthfully Solved s3il East Forest
Para 0t6s.
ASTROLOGER Mrs Lena Manning
Cherokee Indian Appointments. Tyler
6-77Al 1924 Mcaa"
ASTROLOGER C Lowell well known
Detrolter, popular m Florida LAFAYETTE
O32i
AsTROLOGFR- Evangeline Berry. Read
ings 81 Appointments. Townsend 3-726s.
- Elmhurst (Wopdwardl.
AT BILL GRAF's GRILL. As,rologer
Estenr INncheon. drinks. l2i John Il.
ttrwuStairst.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Situations Wanted-femaIe

E+rfrIt $CFD ,a.nred woman W.shes daN
N..t Monday. Tuesday. Friday. TRulis
$500
t.rt EItNCFp .Iea woman day wurr.
r..Hf. NsIr,,eat. Thursday. Dickson
uu' hItrER no wofnrrlrs. home also
experienced nfsf' care Townsend
l1n-
WOMAN v.-he. -Ani' order cooking ar
rtUleu u.tt TDHu,gnd g-ps46
CoiorTn FURNISHED k'rhcncffe GOOD
.up..ri r.uir preferred, tfanspn-'a-
'r Tfuf, --tj5.
CDIDEFp a.r care children and assist
20. srWor, after $50 Townsend 1-s--i
DDLDErH str. WISHES Gas H.rN 81. cor.
fare t'tals. IImpr l.i,g9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Vacant Lots for Sale

BUY STATE owned properties. see your
real estate Or ktr
LOTS -sCHAEFrf. JONI
SEWERS WATER SCHOOLS ETC
VERY LOW PRICE, On 1lss
sON-7r--Sever. water sas RatAs srnoo
Nh7i. near l3-Mus and Woodward JuG-
son Bratway To-. RA 1900
coLpEEp Bar.sa irks'sr S.. Ior-
down lArgs lots improvements tn..sr-
SITS sDsl
COLOEED-lr kst,r L., .ots. lIs aa'r-.
sidcHa.k Ntt.Niju $50 t0 TE 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Land Contraets

AL IsnI corIl~'s fought mtrs mare.
NrUIEr. ~ FORD PNr Cadillac o34S
Any deVtrre ned contract Iurchased.
MftVIT r LASFHkR 4 COMPANY
SIN fiy/ Lafayette BOG Cadillac 63l0.
At Io/F d,s .gn's vs. h4y land contracts,
arrange & , hrst mortgage loans Fdv.
Hsrkel Co.. Hammond B.fr c. a6Ss
CASH for Isnd contracts. quick service.
SORNAS SKY ResI F.'s'e 10 e-55Oo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Moving, Storage, Carriage

ADY'S MOVING-Large vans insured
50 so. 81, two men, any time. Townsend
s-O432.
ALBRIGHT-Moving. storage. crating ana
shipping service anywhere. 2l1 Mh"au-
kee. Trinity 2-2iii
ATLANTIC padded vans; insured truck
ing so load free estimates. TNYprooH
i-6iO5.
CoULTFR'S Moving storage used furni-
ture bought Cadillac 2ll6. TOWNSEND
s-4270 evenings. Sundays.
Mlnuteman Transfer Co.
Expressing moving. baggage open nishs.
Z ADllLAC 1920 2J2n ST ANTOINE
MOVING?-Trunks. furniture. appliances.
REDS CARRIAGE. Warren and T~eitth'
TYLER S622
ROBERT PALMER Moving. carriage, fur-
niture, pianos. refrigerator a3ii Harper.
Plaza 1910
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NeW Houses for Sale
DEARBORN

within 7 blk from transp. 20 Ford Rouge
and Bomber plants; new home. ready 20
occupy ? BEDROOMS. fun basement, stairs
20 second floor. close 20 school, only $4,000
$500 On % yrs. 20 pay See II today a,
247O4 oxford. 60 out Mich Ave 20
Telegraph RI and turn south 20 oxford
FLA Defense Homes Small down pay
ment. lows monthly open daily 10 20 =
Inquire .p0l3 Fairpot. near state fslr
FINDLAY HOO Frame house, ready 'or
occupant : rooms bath Arlington 1892
NEFF WARREN 90 MACK new 81 2I0-
$4,000 %pttssar, tp order now Builder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Flats for Sale

coLoRED EAST SIDE MOVE IN
2-fam.. modern sim hit garage. Lower
rms. VACANT ONLY $3.50 IN
r. SLOBIN 1905 WOODWARD TR l.O36s
eOLORED- BRICK 2.FAMiLY on west
side owner Will move a. once Bargain!
Call SINGLETON a 1903
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
- HELP WANTED -
Female Help Wanted

SWITCHBOARD operator Experienced
Also iNpist tor general office work, age
80 o. 90 years preferable. but not essential,
aI positions permHneni Apply Interstate
II stem t1u> So Autiu FiZroy 200
TELEPHONE order clerk Experience not
Ahsu4uteiN necessary. steady employment
Apps Fairmauut Creamery Co, COS Last
Milwaukee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

ROSELAwN lsO2s Sssr Curtis each.
What buy! VIM Dutmsr. 40, 1894.
IN l-2S30
SHARON .WOOpHERF In.ui brick oak
throughout, gH heat. scar garage.
81 600 down
FIsEA REALTY q INVESTMENT 90
G2l7 Is Port VI 1-l4oN
WEST DEARBORN f-To0rn income ttn-
gaio~ garage S. 800. terms Matuszew-
xxi 1917 - lAlEAu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Houses for Sale
east of WoodWard)

A NEW 3-ROON ONLY s. $50
ATTIC AND BASEMENT Nv 1885
CONCORD bet Ien,r..n and Lafayette.
5-room modein. $4,000 terms Lata-
cite sen7
PARKGROVE, 1906 Frame. . rooms, fun
basement garage large lot. - 300
Carney. i0232 Chalmers Pingree i@eS,
RUNYON, 1884. OPEN
5.room bungalow near smile and Hoover
newly recondiuoned ready for lmmed ate
occupancy. owner. Plngree 1888, PIugree
$500
e-ROOM colonial ] block east 81 Oakland.
block south ~ Nevada, zoos keifer
Just newly decorated overs re furnace mo
kind son want for these colo days. White
picket fence 90 match The house and gar
age "A nice shade trees .ot tor yqar
money s. 500 terms isss II Non have
cash open 20 & T4es1a. ard Nednes
day TW l.53l4
CONSULT 'he enlarged EeAi Estate U.s.
mas IN the bls sunday Times "aai "a
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10


8 CERTIFIED READER Your problems
solved tba'v sundays Florence La
Nt"st 1893 IH-rrnoat Tyler 1851
A LIQUOR habit stopped AZ home secretly
Ara 2fel Sat Bank Bldg RA 1884
4 RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Nr, EfWard- 1910 Fort Lincoln Park
SIraa. ,Hc tHauts 1913 daily. Sunda, D
tIsutIg 1908
ADVISER r1 sr aFMts 81 ne Mrs
Tle specially readings SOC Daily
<rraars 1903 ttsu West Jenersu0
t.ur-c over FfEcwster Bar Atlantic
ta~t tNr8rd1''e bus % door
ADVISER Radio Astroleger 90 years
r,rsrfr.r evenings ~ Sundays %
irtern.ra.
t.I.E .Ir,r'tUrt Guard MAlIauA
rt ur responsible iDf a0y debts
h.it ha' myself
Ai. Etrrf when SON know tomorrow
N.tIra troubled consult ms no'cc
T.r#.srr fr.f Umr ta your rify. HouIs
los aii: s.eoa1 seuie
rI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Houses for Sale
(West Of WoodWGrd)

FAUST. .6sa-Two bedrooms aii'-. VA
CANT: small down payment q l4iJ.
l6S42 GREENVlEW
Attractive g.Eors hr.th veneer colonial
Like rev ready for occupancy Three re1
rooms recreation room wl'h lasatory AND
stan shower gss automatic heat 'Va-rai
asrsge Paving Gil paid flr ~ home 81,
an cNceFlouai b4s' Phone us or see d
RALPH = ToY>TQN
'SSos GRAND FiNE R w SO :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
MICHIGAN BELL
TELEPHONE CO.
1865 CASS AVE.

WOMAN l.g children ushf work no sun.
GAS I13ai kAuEe. T,nbrook t-iO13.
WOMEN r7ryrrs for cafeteria. experienced.
Tref Hove. ash icr Mr He-r
WCNAN-GIEl for general no heavy iaar-
7ry good wages Birmingham 3a1i-J
WONFN wanted for haKery work. eNpcri.
eugr got necessary Apply Grcnnan
HtkcHt. Incorporated 1890 Seventeenth
street between $50 = N ard p. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Rentals Wanted

COUPLE with one child wishes furnished
or unfinished Broom apartment, refer
enCes Clifford 2iil.
HOl 81. tat on income Iasi side. refer
en,es LenoN $500 extension i69.
Sec ROOMS Nat house. unfinished
three children East side Ouye h7l2
as ROOMS Income fiat three adults
uufurn shed. heated rwinhrook l-oS7s.
COIOREp couple wishes 3 or unim
ushed rooms east eide Trinity 2.o6ss
after 30.
COLORED couple wants a-6 roam house.
fat ot apar'm TEu.N 2-3'3i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Money TO Loan
On Real Estate
Business Opportunities

Real Yfo Loans. 500 Restricted Areas.
HONE NSSDtiHTi ca. l5t7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Flats for Sale

ASUERDON Cool Immediate p.sseesion
bargain immediate -lIr s-j. .afalrs
furnaces Owner PHz8 .Ifh
ASuLASD-NERSOE Must sell family.
6.6 largc rooms garage gas heat excel
ler' transportation owner. Plan iSui
Buena Vista, T., Family, $4,000
PIPER rms lower rms furnaces
y.car gar possession upper 800 days
CriEer 1927 East q Nile n . 1853
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
FULL PRICE. So. 3Q5

pu~~FsSlp< ~ 100 DAVIS
GEFIUALi 1512p rf FfNhEIi
COW broom bungalow asbestos siding
uerfr,' condition ful basement gss hssf.
l1sonaise furnace cabinet sink storm
Windows st-ctss E,aSSeu-In front porch
gar $3.50 IN SO - M inc axes
owner RI ZOOS
; ROOMS bedrooms ~ garage:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Share Living Quarters

WILL share ms sly room l.st mQIf'c.t
furnished tntvr-.tty soo3 are. s
30. w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Bungalows for Sale
BUNGALOW. 24x37. NEW

bN 4NNI " -fNOIi INV
POSSESSION At OS"E 50 500
Vacant. bedrooms large affiC hot water
heat. insulated 500 dn Hurry CrIgtr,
lu21 East a-NuC o g5-g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
CLAIRMOUNT

BET I'M AND lITH
r Y 70 roof. nat rms each 2 bed
rms each gear garage payments only
S5f month plus one -t~eifth 0f taxes
r. G WOODRUFF INC CHERRY 2537
GRAY. NEAR CHAELFVOIX
$3.50. Full. PRICE
Fiue brick fat On up f1ible rar
and drive cash 90 mtg a. 50 goo Mr.
watts Cadillac 1921 or Townsend S-1gJf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Income Bungalows for Sale

ROOMS bedrooms IA garage
J.75o DAN J HARRISON. Us l-i250.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
HoMER WARRh& . % ,

LIVE IN s.rn lower FOR $50 mo- inc
taxes Now vacant decorated inmedt.
ate possession So 300 US 3.sTT7
J. J BENNETT lOi3p FENKELL
SEYBtRN- Mach e6 furnaces NJ 400
down Raymond 53Jf 81 Elliott Para
rIf-
C0LOVED North Fud On sleWu0d q
family hrick reasonable down paymeu'
So month";, RiopelI,. 0a' So. neatly
DECORATED Ni9sI. reasonable down So
morn ii Tow nsend ~-p3jb
COLORED Move IN tvD-nst Oakland &C..
'0n. stove hea'. g $50. $50 down
s,1Var's Cadillac 42l2.
Evening star., 1942-07-19

Paul Twyne, accomplished this
minor miracle.
Babby is a bulldog owned in
Georgetown. She is a sweet young
thing and hasn't found out what it's
all about. But her mistress, who
ought to know, should name her
Narcisse instead of Babby, for Bab-
by is in love with herself. Every
morning, when she takes her matuti-
nal walk, she stops in front of each
highly polished car on her block
and fondly kisses her own image.
Automobile. owners in the neigh
borhood have been puzzled for
months at the damp smear they find
on their cars every morning al
ways just so high from the ground.
Dogs for Defense is still the
watchword in dogdom. Latest news
on the defense front in this area is
the donation of Oh. Royalist of
What-Ho, Dalmatian owned by Maj.
King of Alexandria, to the cause.
He will be trained by Mrs. James
w. Klopp, who has successfully
trained her own Irish setter in
obedience work. Mrs J. r. Beuchler
has donated a Kerry blue terrier,
which is being trained by David
Foster OF Mount Rainier. Can you
train a dog? Have you suitable
dog to offer? Phone Falls Church
1462-W If you want information.
Many weeks ago we were told
that Myrna Logs bulldog is To-
cal resident. Indeed we were told
that it goes to certain church
every Sunday-accompanied by a
man, of course. Ever since then we
have been trying to catch up with
either the man or the bulldog, so
far without success. We are just
dying to know why does the bull
dog go to church.
This column seems to be harping
on the bulldog this week, but this
story is only half about a bulldog,
or maybe about half bulldog. Any
how. both bulldog breeder and a
collie breeder we're visited recently
by a couple who used to have a dog
that was half bulldog and half COL
lie. AS we get the story, the mixture
resulted in a st. Bernard or a
reasonable facsimile thereof. Fido
departed this life not long ago, and
now the family is in a quandary.
Shall he be replaced by a collie
or shall he be replaced by bull
dog? Where. oh, where can they find
another such cross?
Evening star., 1942-07-19

trict of Columbia caught by the
requirement to pay personal prop
erty tax on stamp collections is an
attorney in the Assessors Office who
must remit SITS for 500 worth OF
mint United States issues held by
his son.
Stamp meetings for the week are
listed as follows:
Tomorrow evening at 8-Wood-
ridge Stamp Club, residence of L..
w. Murphy, 2607 Hamlin street NE.
Program and exhibition.
Tuesday evening at 8-Collectors'
Club of Washington, Thomson
School, Twelfth and L streets NV.
Mail-floor auction of foreign and
domestic stamps and covers, includ-
ing: Argentina, Bahamas, Bahrain,
Basutoland, Bermuda, Brunei, Cay
man Islands, Cilicia, Cyprus, Den
mark, Fiji Islands, Gambia, Gibral-
tar, Great Britain, Hong Kong,
Jamaica, Kuwait, Mexico, Neither
lands, Newfoundland, Nicaragua. st.
Helena, Union of South Africa; fea-
ture, Pan-American Goodwill Flight
cover autographed by all flyers in
party of Gen. Dargue and Cancelled
at every stop en- route. D. H. Reich
gut in charge.
Wednesday evening at 8-Wash-
ington Philatelic Society, Lee Sher-
atom Hotel, Fifteenth and l. streets
NV. United Nations Night, pro-
gram, exhibition of stamps and
covers of q free countries, addresses
by Leander MacCormick- Goodhart,
attache British Embassy; a repre-
sentative of the Chinese embassy;
Miss Meredith Howard, liaison
chairman, United Nations Club.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Bv Edmond Henderer.

A good many handicraft hobby
lists have started on an avocation
with the statement IF that fellow
can build one of those I'll bet can,
too So let's take a look at
representative group Of model build
ers. the Metropolitan Society of
Model Engineers, and see something
of their backgrounds, abilities, etc.
The M. S. M. E. concerns itself
with railroading, both prototype and
miniature. Most of the members
are active model builders. Clark
Keene, the president, is interested
in HO-gauge, the smallest OF all
model railroad scales. He is owner
of a Southeast filling station and has
q nice home in Hillcrest with his
model railroad located in the base
ment. So far his greatest efforts
have been expended on rolling stock,
but he plans to enlarge his layout in
the near future. His model OF
railroad crane won first prize in its
class at the Washington Model Show
this year.
The vice president of the club,
Emil Press, has put out his greatest
efforts in rolling stock also. He. too,
is an HO-gauger. He is a civil en-
gineer employed in the office OF the
Director of Sanitary Engineering,
District of Columbia, and lives in
Silver Spring He has a layout un-
der way in his basement and the
M. S. M. E. members will help him
work on it tomorrow night. He has
built IS cars and several locomotives
to date.
Alba Bloss, the clubs secretary
treasurer, repairs cash registers for
a national company. He is an O.
gauge enthusiast with a large lay
out under construction in the cellar
of his house in Kensington. This
larger gauge takes longer to build
than HO and Mr.. Bloss has spent
considerable time on his equipment.
A recent meeting of the club was
held at his home and the members
we're well pleased with the fine op-
Grafton of his pike.
The corresponding secretary Is
Karl Baldwin. He is in the air
conditioning business. He is q
charter member of the club and
some years ago was the only mem
Der interested in HO-gauge. Now
there are more small-gauge mem
bers than O-gaugers. Unfortunately
for the club Mr.. Baldwin is leaving
soon to take a job in California.
All of the members mentioned SO
far are closely or remotely connected
in their daily work with some form OF
mechanics. Now we come to some
who are not. The junior past preSl-
dent is Ralph Boyd, the one member
interested in so-called Standard
gauge models, which are about twice
as large as O-gauge. Mr.. BOYD
formerly had a large standard-gauge
layout, but abandoned it when he
moved to a new house in Silver
Spring about year-and-a-half ago
Due to the difficulty of securing any
thing in this large gauge he Will
probably change to O-gauge wher
Evening star., 1942-07-19

In spite Of many cancellations Of
dog shows, the pink, and blue, and
yellow, and white press releases
about shows that haven't been can
celed continue to roll in. And per-
haps because SO many have can
celed, the remaining ones look
doubly interesting. The Framing
ham District Kennel Club show,
which uses a luscious pink an
nouncement, is scheduled for Au-
gust %. A very strong judging list
headed by Gerald Livingstone
promises good competition and in
teresting decisions to all exhibitors.
But spectators may find even more
interest in the children's handling
classes, which will be judged by
Lowell Thomas. On September 6
the Westchester Kennel Club will
hold its annual fixture as an
nounced on white paper and the
Oakland County Kennel Club, on
blue paper, will hold its show.
And talking about shows, Harry
Lustine, the dog shows best friend
in this part of the country, an
nounces that the Capital City Cock
er Club will hold sanction match
on Sunday. August Is, at Doggett' S
Parking Station on Tenth street
NV. What's more, the Capital City
Cocker Club will consider the
classes at the National Capital Ken
mel Club show on october II as its
speciality. Plans are on foot to make
this the biggest and best speciality
ever held by this club. The last
time 125 trophies were offered for
cocker spaniels. This time, if Harry
can do it, there will be even more
Public opinion is still the mott
waiting force in this country. An
aroused public opinion can do much
more than any county, State or
Federal board can prevent. This
was exemplified in Arlington Coun-
ty recently when the county board
voted increased humane facilities
for the county. The present pound
will be trebled in size. outside runs
will be added, and a truck for COL
lecting stray dogs will be main
tanned. Floyd Powell has been ap-
pointed temporary poundmaster
This was all accomplished in the
face of a persistent apathy on the
part of the county board. But
public opinion, led by an energetic,
efficient and humane woman. Mrs.