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Evening star., 1943-11-26

"WoRK TABLE AND BENCH" for kindergarten
youngsters. Combination hammer and nail and
peg table. Sturdy work bench. 2 packages Of COL
orful pegs, wooden mallet, nails and an tnstruc-
ton chart Sturdy stool to match 90
Evening star., 1943-11-26
marine. which Is more than Z fai

marine. which Is more than = fair
exchange.
Records are not complete on the
exact tonnage Of shipping &C
counted for by Catalinas, but their
willingness to work is demonstrated
by the fact they and Australian Cats
make probably the longest regular
missions Of any flyers in the world.
They fly from sunset to sunrise.
Citations and letters of commen-
dation to some Of the pilots them
selves give an indication of the work
they are doing and how they are
death to Japanese barges which
move under cover of darkness.
1t. P. F. Stevens, jr., of Joplin,
Mo-, won the Air Medal for dam
aging cruiser and two merchant
men.
An Air Medal went to 1t. q. g.
o. A. Soil Of Cobb, Wis, who sank
four barges and damaged two mer-
chantmen and 10 barges.
1t. q. g. E. B. Graf Of New
Evening star., 1943-11-26

rillas, first shot two men in front
Of the assembled population, then
set flre to the village and finally
completed its destruction by dive
bombing. the Greek Government
Information Service said yesterday.
Seventy Of the inhabitants who
tried to hide in their houses to evade
arrest were found dead.
In Greece the Germans forced
workmen and women near Tatoi
airdrome at Athens to give blood
for transfusions for wounded Nazis
after an Allied air raid, the in
formation service said in telling OF
another incident. In the Vardar
quarter of Salonika the Germans
were reported to have arrested
10000 men and boys and sent them
to Albania to build fortifications.
Evening star., 1943-11-26

Philadelphia, Ohio, won the Air
Medal for sinking three barges and
damaging eight barges and supply
dumps. 1t. w. q. Hartley, jr., Of st.
Louis damaged two merchantmen
and was given q letter of commenda-
ton.
Pilots Of Black Cats are like the
mailman at home. They refuse to
permit weather to interfere with
their operations. Out of ITO sched-
uled night patrols only one was
Cancelled because of weather in an
area where bad weather is COM
monplace.
Evening star., 1943-11-26

thing OF beauty
is a JOY forever" !"
His love Of
flowers might be
termed heredi-
tary. His grand
t a t h e r was a
horticul t u r ! S, t
witlpthe Depart
ment of Agricul-
ture; his father
was engaged in
the floral busi-
ness. Now Mr..
Saunders is as
sociate horticul-
turist.
La cole ho va
Evening star., 1943-11-26

Der Of the American College Of
Surgeons, died suddenly at his home
last night, apparently Of q heart
attack. A son, Lewis K. McElhaney
Of Minneapolis, and . daughter, Mrs.
Kathryn Lewis Of Greenville. sur
yiYe.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
NewIyweds Sacrifice

SALT LAKE CITY R.-Mrs. Lyle
Ward, q newlywed, decided that
every bit Of metal counts-so she
donated her can opener to the cur
rent scrap collection.
Evening star., 1943-11-26

In u. S. Service

David E. Saunders, senior employe
Of National Capital Parks with 48
years continuous service to his
credit, agrees with Keats that
Evening star., 1943-11-26

"PAN A MEXICAN
PAINTING SET''
Complete OUTFIT, in
cluding crayons. color
paints, poster colors.
Large assortment Of pic
lures to color and .
wooden artists palate,
water pan and . painting
brush ----------Sl.W
TCYLAND-
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Entire Village in Crete
Reported LeveIed by Nazis
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Egypt, Nov. 26-The en-
tire village of Voriza In Crete was
leveled by the Germans, who charged
the inhabitants with assisting guer-
Evening star., 1943-11-26
DR.. McEIhoney Dies

GREENVILLE, Pa, Nov. 26 R.-
DR.. Clarence w. McElhaney, IS, vet
eran GreenvilIe surgeon and a mem
Evening star., 1943-02-04
1t, Mrs. Stewart
In Seattle After
Honeymoon Trip

1t. q. g. George Black Stewart
III and Mrs. Stewart are making
their home at the Spring Apart
ment Hotel In Seattle for q short
time. Their marriage January rs
In the chapel at the Bremerton Navy
Yard has been announced by the
brides mother, Mrs. Edmund Kirby
Smith Of Sewanee, Tenn, and Mex
leo City. Chaplain Thaden, U. s. NJ,
ofliciated and the. reception and
dinner was held in the Omcers'
Club.
Mrs. Stewart is the granddaugh-
ter of Gen. E. Kirby Smith and a
sister Of DR.. Hayden Kirby Smith
Of Washington. She is a graduate
Of Girls Latin, School and has
made her home with her parents IN
Mexico City for q number Of years.
For the past two years she has
been a member Of the secretarial
stan OF Senator Tom Stewart Of
Tennessee.
1t. Stewart Is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Black Stewart,
jr., who now are at Beirut, Syria,
where Mr.. Stewart is af1iliated
with the American University. 1t.
Stewart was graduated from Prince
ton University and until recently
made his home in Honolulu, where
he was connected with the Hawaiian
Sugar Planters Association. It was
there that he met his bride when
she and her mother were visiting
Corndr. Edmund Kirby-Smith, jr,
U. S. N. before she came to Wash
1ngton.
Mrs. Kirby-Smith. mother of the
bride and the latter's sister, IN law
Mrs, Edmund Kirby Smith, jr.,
were among those at the wedding
Evening star., 1943-02-04
Lars E. Janson
And Bride Home
After Wedding
Former Miss Gait
Married Here
In January

Mr.. George T. Gait of Cocoa, Fla,
announces the marriage Of his
daughter, Miss Kathryn Gait, to
Mr.. Lars Edward Janson, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Janson, Of
Arlington, January %. The wedding
took place in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Janson, parents of the BRIDE
groom, which was decorated with
flowers sent from Florida by the
brides sister, Mrs. C. H. KiSer. The
Rev. J. Ray Garrett, pastor Of the
Second Baptist Church in Washing
ton, oficiated and the wedding mu-
sic was played by Mr.. William N
Janson, uncle Of the bridegroom.
The bride was dressed in white
marquisette and her tulle veil was
held by orange blossoms. She car
ried brides roses and orchids with
. shower of baby's breath and her
only ornament was string Of
pearls, the gift Of the bridegroom.
Miss Marjorie dunther Of shaber
Heights, Ohio, was maid Of honor
and Mr.. r. Leonard Janson was best
man for his brether.
An INFORMAL eception followed for
only .memberg <of the two families
and q few intimate friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Jarson have returned from
their wedding trip and are ut home
with the formers parents at 1895
North Military road in Arlington.
The bridegroom Is . ministerial stu
dent at George Warrington Univer-
sity and his bride is . graduate Of
the Florida State College for
Women.
Evening star., 1943-02-04
Mary F. Geneste
Bride Last Night
OF II. A. Letter
Ceremony Is Held
In Holy Trinity
Church RecfOrv

The rectory Of Holy Trinity
Church In Georgetown was the
scene last evening Of the wedding
Of Miss Mary Frances Geneste and
Mr.. Harold Allen Lemer. The cere-
mony was performed at Z o'clock,
the Rev. James A. McCarl of1ciating.
The bride, who is the daughter
Of Mrs. Leonard Francis Geneste
and the late Mr.. Geneste OF George
town, wore q gold color wool suit
with brown accessories and carried
q muff Of mink fur to which were
pinned brown-tipped orchids. Her
cousin, Miss Alice A. Wolfe, was
maid Of honor, wearing q periwinkle
blue wool suit with matching ac-
cessories and corsage bouquet Of
orchids. Mr.. Giles o. Morrill, Of
Arlington was best man.
Mr.. Lehler, who is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ira A. Iefiler Of WASH
ington, Ind, and his bride left on
their wedding trip after the wedding
supper at the Shoreham, for which
Mrs. Geneste was hostess. The
bridegroom attended the school of
foreign service at George Washing
ton University and is graduate Of
the cshool Of law at Baltimore
University. He Is a member of
Sigma Phi Epsilon and Gamma Eta
Gamma fraternities. His bride at
tended the Georgetown Visitation
Convent and is a graduate of
Trinity College.
Evening star., 1943-02-04
arty Fetes Author
And Two Visitors

Mr.. Clarence Hewes gave a late
afternoon party yesterday when his
sisters, Mrs. Robert Edmund Flower
rec and Mrs. Arthur Breese Griswold
OF New Orleans, shared honors with
Mrs. Frances Parkinson Keyes. The
reasons for the fete were two fold,
to introduce the visitors. from the
South and to pay honor to Mrs.
Keyes whose new book Crescent
Carnival recently came of the
press. Mr.. Hewes was the ,instigator
OF the book, suggesting it and its
title to the author.
Mrs. Tom Connally and Mrs. Bur-
ton K. Wheeler presided at the tea
table and Nine. Van Kaathoven
Evening star., 1943-02-04

johnson Of Minneapolis was best
man for his brother.
The wedding breakfast was served
at Wardman Park Hotel for the
members Of the wedding party and
later In the day Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson left on . fortnisht's wed
ding trip. On Its completion they
will make .Eheir home at 3200 Six
teenth street.
Mrs. johnson attended 0oucher
College and Is . member Of Gamma
Phi Beta. Recently she has been
teaching at the University OF Mary
land. Mr.. johnson attended the
University Of Minnesota and is With
the Agricultural Marketing Admin
istration In Washington.
Evening star., 1943-02-04
Maryan S. Dom,
1t. Verlin Smith
Recently Wed
Couple Depart
For South After
Reception .

Miss Maryan Singleton Dom,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Frederick
Y Dom of Washington and Holly
wood, Md, was married to 1t. Verlin
w. Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Smith OF Hayesville, N. c., Friday
afternoon. The wedding took place
IN st. Paul's Episcopal Church in
Rock Creek Parish and the recep-
tion was held in the home of the
brides parents. The Rev. Frank
lin j. Bohanan ofhciated at 4:30
o'clock. t<
The bride wore bridal satin made
on medieval lines with long train.
the square neckline outlined with
Alencon lace. Her finger-tip-length
veil was held by halo of seed
pearls and, she carried white gladi-
oluses. freesia and maidenhair fern.
Dr.. Dom escorted his daughter
and gave her In marriage.
Miss Clara Marie Clark was maid
OF honor, wearing aqua marquisette
and q matching headdress of maline
and talisman roses, which also
formed her bouquet. Miss Clara B.
Smith, sister Of the bridegroom.
was bridesmaid, having a similar
costume in rose color, talisman
roses also being used in her head
dress and her bouquet.
Mr.. Frederick Y. Dom, ir.. was
best man and the ushers were Mr..
Deward I. Porterfield and Mr..
Phillip n. Hogue.
The ceremony was followed by
q reception in the home of the
brides parents in washington.
during which a program Of music
was given. Preceding the ceremony
Miss Aleen Williams sang, accom-
panied BY Miss Betty Parsons at the
organ. who played the wedding
marches.
II. and Mrs. Smith left later for
the South. where the former Is on
DUTY. Both 1t. and Mrs. smith are
graduates Eof the University of
Maryland, Mrs. Smith being a
member OF Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
ana 1t. Smith member Of Aipha
damma Rho Fraternity.
Evening star., 1943-02-04
Senior PUG Guest
OF Ambassador

The Ecuador Ambassador. Capt.
Colon Eloy ANaro. has as his guest
at the Mayflower his brother-in-law,
Senor Jaime Puig Arosemena.
Senor PUG, brother OF 6enors do
Alfaro, win be here for several
weeks.
He Is one Of the leading business
men Of Ecuador and Tuesday he
was entertained at dinner by the
President Of the Philippines. Nr.
Manuel Quezon. at the Shoreham.
Mr.. Quezon and Senor Puig are
personal friends Of long standing.
Evening star., 1943-02-04
Miss Frances Ide
Weds MIR. johnson
Yesterday at Noon

Miss Frances Ide, daughter OF
Dr.. and Mrs. Burt Ide Of Baltimore,
was married to Mr.. Paul johnson
at noon yesterday. The ceremony
was performed In the home Of Mrs.
Elma Dykes Delaney at 1893
Thirty first street, the Rev. Ralph
Tabor Of Baltimore offlciating In
the presence Of . small group Of
close friends.
Mrs. John Markely Curtis was
matron Of honor and Mr.. RAYMOND
Evening star., 1943-02-04
Martha r. Fisher
And 1t. Rogers
Are Married

Mf8. Marguerite Milstead Fisher
has announced the marriage OF her
daughter, Miss Martha Rhodes
Fisher, to Lt. Jen Hughes Rogers,
Army Of the United States. The
wedding took place IN Birmingham,
Ala, December ~ in the parsonage
OF the First Methodist Church, the
Rev. Dr.. Chenault of1ciating.
The small group Of relatives, and
friends, including Mrs. Fisher
mother Of the Bride, who witnessed
the ceremony, attended the wedding
supper in the Hotel Tutwiler. The
Evening star., 1943-02-04

VINO mas Deen teacnlng at the
University of Chicago through the
winter. The hostess wore be-
coming street-length frock OF. black.
Members Of the Legation stan and
their wives were on hand to assist.
The guests included numbers from
resident circles and writers and
personal friends of the Minister
and Nine. Hurban.
The Minister is in London con-
ferring with the President, M.
Georges Benes, and the Prime Min
lister. NJ. Jan Masaryk, but no date
has been given for his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe gave their
party at the 1925 F Street Club as
1t is nearer Constitution Hall than
their own home on H street and
many of their guests, using street.
cars and buses. wore their street
clothes rather than dress in eve
ming costumes. The very infor-
NAL party was In honor Of Mr.. Alex
ander Tansman, who conducted the
orchestra at, its concert earlier in
the evening. The program includ-
ed Mr.. Tansman'S symphony No. s
in D." which had its world premiere
last evening, and his Polish Phap-
sody," which he has dedicated to the
defenders of Warsaw.
The Minister Counselor of the
Polish Embassy and Nine. Kwapis-
Zewska were among those attending
the concert. one Of the subscription
sories for which no tickets are sold
for single concerts. The work Of
sailing these subscription tickets fell
to the Woman's Committee of the
orchestra for which Mrs. Howe is
chairman. Other guests last eve
ming formed only a small group Of
friends Of the hosts.
The Woman's Committee gave its
box for the concert last evening to
the Composers Club Of Washing
ton. Mr.. r. Deane Shure, president,
and the Minister Counselor and
Nine. Kwapiszewska occupied the
box Of the Board of Directors for
the orchestra. and had several Of
their cOuntrymen with them.
Evening star., 1943-02-04
Fancey.Shumate
Wedding Is Held
This Morning

The marriage Of Mrs. Ruth Var
ney '5humate, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Varney, to Mr.. Oliver
F. Fnncey took place this morning
in the First Congregational Church
The Rev. Howard Stone Anderson
off1ciated at II o'clock and the
bride and bridegroom will leave
later today for q wedding trip to
his former home In Buffalo.
Mrs. William Hoover, sister Of the
bride, was her matron of honor and
Mr.. Carl Sears was the best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fancy will make
their home at 100 Rodney road in
Hillandale, Md. He Is q consultant
with the building materials division
ct the War Production Board.
Evening star., 1943-02-04
Now in California

Mr.. Rufus Putnam III, formerly
OF Washington, where he made his
home at Wardman Park Hotel, now
is at Pasadena, having leased his
home, Villa Putnam in Montecito,
Santa Barbara.
Mr.. Putnam was host at dinner
Saturday evening celebrating the
birthday anniversary of the Presi-
dent. Many Of his guests were
former residents Of Washington now
making their home in Santa Bar
bara. Montecito and Pasadena.
Evening star., 1943-02-04
Several Informal Parties:
Nine. Hurban Among Hosts
Enferfains in Honor Of Stefan Heym:
!. W1Lfer Bruce H0u,es Hn1,e Guesfe

ehgntuy informal parties held the center Of the
e capital yesterday when Czechoovak
Minister hostess Walter
Bruce Howe had guests light
National Symphony Orchestra last evening.
Nine Hurban entertained from $50
Stefan feym author Of Hostages
while existing under Naz rule
took refuge in C7echosovaka until invasion country
when he the United hostage
the Nazs and to him the book dedicated.
Nine Huban was assisted in receiving yesterday
Evening star., 1943-02-04

bride Is q graduate Of Wilson
Teachers College and George
Washington University and will re-
sumo her teaching in the public
school system In the District OF
Columbia while 1t. Rogers is with
the armed forces. 1t. Rogers was
graduated from Benjamin Franklin
University and attended George
Washington University.
Evening star., 1943-02-04

alternated with Mrs. Paul v. McNutt
In serving egg-nog. Guests included
diplomats and officials and q large
number Of resident society.
Mrs. Flowerree came to visit her
son-in-law and daughter. Capt. and
Mrs. Oliver Hammonds, and make
the acquaintance of their small son,
who will be christened Oliver Ed
mund. Mrs. Griswold will return to
New Orleans ahead Of Mrs. Flower
rec and while here she is the guest
Of her brother, Mr.. Hewes.
Evening star., 1943-02-04

MRS. WESLEY HALL BEATTIL
A bride OF recent date, Mrs.
Bedttte formerly .uas Miss
Helene DUyer, daughter OF
Mrs. John Robert Ponlton OF
this city and the late Mr..
William Henry DtOyer OF Bid
deford, Me.
-Hdrris-E,Ding Photo.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1884 LANIER PL. NV, short block from
MT ssnnd fso and sSth
eouple or, ladies; phone, Frisidsire, gas
ssfs ssis ,ssh Gs5l sfFer f. W. Pm room first floor
IsPio'nf Isio ''sSE' AW@larss ASsie. oomtortasl.
apt. large living room, studio couch and
Rsd?00m s TRS}NG s9}SNPscs!nf sf ~ Sw.rs slf studio
sSf.L !s'o Z O. kRoDs S1s,! ISLAND 4 AVE w.
Sl2; triples some private baths, So per
sflss6 ssfElAsss6oNHXIBLE-4a,7 Kansas ave. NV
windows. sink also vacancy for girl in
d9Sae RGSpE 'Tn shASS Hsf' AV WIN
= 50 oSRyn afy ho1s ssTyce family mates bod
isaS sia N.w.Msinsie I'' room, . Convenient
t. so 6'nsRsSs'faaM NfW hh3ns pU AVE-
Fs:?S'et;S 5s:s ~ #: x#~co.y SaSs .,ns. room
near bath. $50 Also double with running
Sanf oMsSE sdts of pS5
shower; uni phone; conv. transp. WO.
Y4oi FAIRMoNr ST, NV. Apt a17-
Lovely large room, with balcony. comfort
able double bed; conv transp.; next ba tn.
49,
1898 QUE ST. N.W.-WAVES single room
with running water; also double, conven-
lent transporta ton: meals optional. Ia
3731 MILITARY RD. N.W:-Larse we'll
furnished room private family; $40 month;
for employed lady. Phone EN-; 1900
sO5 VARNUM ST. N.W-Nicely furnished
nPyat. E9Gm and floor ls5fTe windows small
45O8 l4th ST. N.W.-Vscancy for 1 or 2
girls, in large. newly furnished room. twin
psas 1sai HARVAR1 RtHssh RH" sT. Nw@Doubl. studio
room for young ladies; conv. location SIS
a month each.
I2IO No. CAPITOL-Larse clean. single
new beds; or adults. IS each.
EX. 1915.
Evening star., 1943-08-14

PAINTING, paperins, brick staining. gen
ersl repairs: no shortage Of help, Jack
r, Tate, Executive s571. 1as
Evening star., 1943-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION AND SAxOPHONE wanted /;
state price. Box 19-V, Star. IT,
ANTIQUE JEWELRY. silver, diamonds,
dental gold, old watches NEED for repair
ADDERs. typewriters, metal filing cabinets.
misc office machines cash immediately.
ADDING MACHINES, calculators typewrit-
AIR pS 4"n ~indow Wsek iybe D e.
AuTo SEAT for baby. good condition.
BABY CARRiAGE, used. by enlisted man;
in good condition and cheap. 13l c st
sspY Y FAY IT s1a FES and Taylor Tot p1s1sr rev
Rsfs RSsY fsff sTaofnfR iGnfon wASfrp FL see
metal folding baby stroller good condi-
BEDRooM, dining. living room furniture,
contents OF apts. or homes. WE DO NOV
ING CAREFULLY; STORAGE. ia. c937.
BICYCLE, lady's good condition. Call
BuLLDozER TRACTOR Zone, wanted to
purchase or will consider renting one or
contractns for one to pull stumps. Enough
months; Sunset Hills Farm. Falls Church,
movie equip, photo supplies.
Cash! Trade Brenner, s43 Penna; ave,
CLoTHiNG, shoes; highest prices paid fs
" 4th St. s.w., Elk. 1885. VIII call, 81
Eo, GL0THING Sve, HIGH HIGHEsT e EI PRICES Pap
CLoTnING-Hetter prices paid for men S
DI. o7oe. Open eve. Wili ea1.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

REP EPAIRS-Rec. rooms. additions. atera-
tions; steps, wood or concrete; good work;
reas. prices. T. Thomson, Kens. 3ST-M. 15'
COMPLETE HOME IMPROVEMENT Screen
doors windows, porches. ANY type OF
repair or remodeling work. Why not call
us? Our estimate. advice free. Call US
now. BACON, ME. 1894 15'
ing and asbestos siding. call the Potomac
Home Improvement Co. 81. 0942 evenings.
Ask for Mr.. Taylor.
WEATHER STRIPPING and caulking
1890
Evening star., 1943-08-14
GueSthouse Opportunity

every One a Money-Maker.
Eye ST. sell rms. low rent. Over
$500 monthly income: $500 down.
Rhode Island ave. near 15th-40 rooms.
baths; over $1,000 monthly income.
Make offer. Owner leaving city.
Near Shoreham Hotel-Beautifully fur
nished, basement suite in knotty pine.
House in perfect condition. Hotel rates.
Monthly income approximately $500.
81 600 down. A real investment.
Rhode Island ave. near l5th--1b rooms.
5 baths: over $500 monthly income; 81 900
down. Exceptional proft
Harrington Management Co.,
1918 VT. Ave. Elk 1929 Ewes, SH s436.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
BOA rs.

CABIN CRUISER. 29-foot in perfect con-
dition, ready to go: radio. ice refg,. running
water. Oldsmobile motor. $3.50. II 00S1
BOAT AND MOTOR for sale. left. boat
and 16-h.p. outboard motor. Call Elk.
1892.
FOR SALE-Fifteen-fo foot soop. complete
with sails. rigging, air mattress, anchor;
good condition $3.50. Columbia Yacht
Club 1t. Conklin. ME- 4347. Is
LAST WEEK 1 advertised my 39-ft.. =
yr. old deck house cruiser tBonito) for sale
in this column at the sacrifice price OF
- 800. Have been offered the steal price
OF $4,000 and. regardless, boat will sell by
1890 Am, sunday: best offer, by, then
takes it, Located Speaks Boat Yard, An
napolis. Will be aboard Saturday after 3
pm. and Sunday morning.
SAILBOAT for sale, 16-ft McClelon sails
in good condition, ready to go, 80. May
be seen at $50 Maine ave. S.w. Sat. and
Sunday.
25-FT. CABIN DECK. 3 yrs old. Ford en-
gine. 2 hunks, toilet, S275; also 25-ft
sailboat. Curley's. Colonial Beach, Va. IA.
sAILBoAT, Is IT.: fast, well-balanced cat;
finest condition and eoupt., including
stainless-steel rigging. Mcclellan sail:
salv. board. cockpit cover etc: ahoat and
sailing; a bargain, $3.50; must sell. co.
1919 bet. 60 pm.
ELCO CRUISER
'Infanta." 2s'x9. four berths in cabin
large cushioned seat aft; de luxe equip
ment: $1,000. At Corinthian Yacht Club
or phone IA. 1sa0W. 22'
Evening star., 1943-08-14
FARM 6 GARDEN

FANW q 0NNDEN.
THIS Is THE TIME to sow your gress seed.
For good topsoil call MI. 7052.
KEEP YOUR LAWN AND SHRUBBERY in
tiptop shape. Call J. II. Burton for esti-
mate on trimming spraying and all eeneral
maintenance and landscape work. Phone
WA 1887.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
PERSONAL.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

70 BURLINGTON. N. c. OR NEARBY-
Aug. Is to II, wanted by two adults, 2
children. Phone ia. S372.
GENTLEMAN DESIRES TRANSPORTA-
ton to Santa Fe near future. share ex-
penses and driving; references exchanged.
LADY, LEAVING FOR BOSTON, EARLY Y
Monday, 10th, desires 3 or 4 passengers.
For information call SH. 0967.
YOUNG COUPLE WISHES RIDE TO AL
bany, Pittsfield, North Adams or Boston,
10Th or goth Of August. Please call CO.
2406
WANTED ARMY OR NAVAL OFFICER
and family being transferred to West
owner Write Box 23s-L. The Star.