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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
Dolls Give

By PHILoMENE EZACK

A DOLL, a big flaxen-haired
doll dressed in a breath-taking
pale blue bridal gown and veil
today made little girls Christ
ylnas dream come true.
The little girl is 5-year-old
Mary Katherine Croteau, who
since Oct. 8 has spent every day
in bed at Herman Kiefer Hos
pital, a victim OF infantile para
lysis.
Mary Katherine never COM
plains or cries. say the nurses,
but her big blue-gray eyes often
watched the other children play
ing with their toys and when
the nurses told her that maybe
Santa would bring her a doll,
her face would light up.
Blue Bride
Until now Mary Katherine's
OtliJ AOy was pun PiaoAAAs
wrist watch. Today she has a
doll of her own, one Of the most
beautiful dolls in Detroit. It's
the Old Newsbeys, blue bride
doll, which you may remember
was dressed by Mrs. Robert
Boldly and which won first prize
of a war bond in The Detroit
Times doll dressing contest
Thinking that all of you who
dress dolls for the Old News
boys might like 10 follow them
10 their destinations, we accom-
panied George j Hunter, one Of
ihe organizations past presi-
dents, as he played Santa Claus
TO sick and needy children
When Mr.. Hunter put the doll
IN Mary Katherine's arms, she
Smiied a shy little smile. not
quite believing it could be hers.
:. Turning 10 nurse Loretta
&Bernott, she whispered
as IL mine, can I keep IL,
even all night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
Notions Department


Js7 Shell Cases; keep your fishing
ass Slverware flannel
IS Wood they on knob /
IS Pullman Slippers; leather fabric,
Plus 7oec Federal To-
IS Work Apron heavy white duck, with pockets 5Se
Damaged Storage Closets; me with floral covering.
Damaged Utility CAbnsts pa,toated paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
Rugs and FIoorcouerings

81 Oval Saloped Hand Hooked foras light grounds
22Nj6-in, 74x4S-n, 40; 30x6o-in. 7.2S
Ia Loop Tufted Scatter For bedroom bath
1880, 80; z+xJ6 3.SS; 24x4G, Sl9i 2ZES4
i2j Oval Braided Scatter Rugs mostly reversible;
zoH6-in- 10; 1885, 27x4sin., $50;
200 ydS Felt marbeized designs yd
us Oval Hand Hooked
Heavy Wool seconds, 27x54in. S9S
Oval Sealloped Rugs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
Toiletries Department

It's Jars Cold Cream; large l6Oz Sc
IS Bottles Of "Bewitehing" Cologne; 100
III Sehet made like model furniture
22s Luxurious" Bubble Bath } &c
Above Plus 2oes Federal Tax
III Hair Brushes ..............59 zoe
Is Shampoo soed labels,
81 Double Vanity Mirrors; white ivoryeoor 80
)o2 Wood Photo Frames; seconds, sK1O SOC
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-19
Den "Jsem American.

Jest to den, O ktery bychom Sc NELL zajlmati vIchnii, jak
now. tax staff obcane. Mas vztah k Americe nelze vyjadfi-
ii pouhymi slovy, ktera jsou pf1lis slaba, nez ably mohla pine
~obsahnouti to, ma CO jsme tax hrdi, cemu jsme tax oddanl:
Kdyz svetoznamy ucenec, professor Albert Einstein, dostal
pred 2 roxy americke obcanstv1, uMl techto SLOW: w Anne
rice ie umoznena nejcennejs1 yec zivota: vyvoj jednotlivce a
rozvinutf ieho tvofivych schopnostf. Zde," pravl professor
Einstein, "nebyl clovek nikdy %spoutan pokofujfcf nutnostl,
~vyzadujfci cd neho sepe poslusnostl. Zoe byla vznesenost
lidstvi povznesena tax vysoko, re je vdbec nemyslitelne, re
by zdejsi lid snesl kdy zivot "a rezimu We kterem Je Jednotll-
vec pouze otrokem statu, %otrokem, ktery nema We ylade slova,
kterv nemGzer ozhodovati zpdsobu sveho vlastnlho zvota."
Jiny pfistehovalc vyjadfil sve city pc obdrzenl prvniho listu
jinym zpdsobem: "V Americe jsou lidske aspirace casti pra-
We podstavy zivota. svoboda je samozfejma skuteen9st, "a
tax prazdne, ma zde V sobe cost povzbuzujlc1ho, neco, co Sc
nezaklada ma cftenf, nybrz ma hfejive jistote, Sc kterou clio
vek hovoTf 0 znam6m vlastnictyf" My %ostatni vyjadf1me TO-
co Amerika pro mas znamena, kazdy svym vlastnlm zpuso-
benz. Chapeme, co znamena ia Amerika, ktera nenl narodem
podle zadne tradicni definice, nybrz ktera je uni Edl vsech
narodnostf, lidi, kteTf sc sem hrnuli nikoli proto, re sc Jedna-
10 O novou a bohatou zemi, nybrz prOto, re Sc pc celem svete
rozneslo. re zde vsichni mali stejnou pf1leztost statl Sc ne
elm lepsim, neil byli: svobodnymi lidmi V Novem svete.
Rudeme slavitit tento den jak 81 toho president pfal, a
TO zpiisobem, jenz pTipomene starym obcanum nase odpo-
vednosti a pTflezitosti, jake svobodnych lid, a ktery Q nlch
pouci obcany move. Sami sob6 pfipomeneme, re demokracle
a svoboda zavsf ma kazdem z mas. Je zde vsak Jeste COST
iineho. co mdzeme uciniti: Den "JSEM AMERICAN" daVa
vSem Americanlm ~prflezitost, ably jasne a ~pfilehave, VIVA
drill pochopenf toho, co Amerika pro mas znamena. A jak le-
~ mnzeme vyjadTiti svou vdecnost?
"KUPUJME VALEcNE BONDY A ZNAMKY!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Good Looking Boys

He flew for United AirlineS
on the West Coast before the
war and is absolutely tops in his
job.
He is very young, blond and
Stockily built, a hero TO his men
and his men are all heroes 10
him.
! asked him if J could make
parachute jump and he said
/ could, but my friend Capt.
Davis wouldn't hear Of IL.
Girls, if you want 10 know
where all the good looking boys
are. l can tell you.
They are in the paratroops
Movie scouts would have a
field day there.
One Of the parachute outfits
has a brigadier general AS dep
utY commander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Pdrdtroopers Thrill Writer

body I felt sad because I know
all these swell boys are going
10 have a tough job 10 do.
We flew back in the plane
that belongs TO a general. / felt
especially flattered al having
the privilege OF riding in his
plane. He told me he loved that
plane so much that he wouldn't
trade il for the newest one on
earth.
The colonel who flew us down
has 1920 flying hours and that
is a very long time TO have
spent in the air.
He is very good, needless 10
say. AS we were flying down.
we flew under hundreds of cubs
with gliders attached to them.
Their formation was like a
bridge reaching from one end Of
the world 10 the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
He Is Terrific

lie was Mai. James Blair Jr.
OF jefferson, Mo.
/ think he is Irish. Anyway
he looked IL.
What a guy. He calls a spade
a spade and is the most hon
est personality I've ever met.
He doesn't waste any ones time
and gets things done in a jiffy.
I'll bet they miss that man
back in Missouri.
He arranged for US to have
lunch in the mess hall with
their commanding officer, who
10 the men on the base rs the
greatest guy in the world.
His name is 1t. Col. Joel l..
Crouch, and you are going 10
hear a great deal more about
him because he is terrific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
CONTINUED from Page Six

ever pull out of this dive soon
enough 10 land but we did and
beautifully. too.
We set down on the field so
smooth and easy / didn't feel
a thing.
After we got out OF the
glider / asked Flight Officer
Toland if il was always so hard.
He laughed and said il was
Just that his ship was a little
nose heavy which worried him
some because. nodding to the
general and several colonies, he
had a very expensive load"
/ learned that the parachutes
are all different colors. The
reason for this is 10 distinguish
different articles they carry.
Incidentally, if you are short
OF silk. il should help TO know
that silk chutes are used only
for personnel. Lightweight cot
ton is used for supplies.
IL you. can believe IL, this all
took place in one day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Camp Is Planned
For epiIeptics

MICHIGAN SOCIETY FOR
EPILEPTIC CHILDREN will
hold its annual spring luncheon
Friday at 1890 p. m. in the
Hotel Statler. Reservations are
being taken by Mrs. J. Frank
Grille and Mrs. +. p. Dean.
DR.. Burt Shurly. William r.
Bernard and Paul Adele will be
guests Of honor. George w.
Schulz will discuss plans for
building a summer camp for
epileptic children exclusively.
At the present time there are
no facilities for these children
at already established camps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Feels Like Eleanor

He is a long. lanky. shy young
man, has a good sense of humor
and is so pleasant that every
one calls him Gen. Tim, even 10
his face.
He had on a suit of the type
that he and his men will wear
on the invasion.
II was like the one-piece
pajamas we wore as children
except that ii was covered with
grease.
He apologized 10 me for his
attire at lunch but said he had
TO try IL out before he ordered
his men to wear il.
The general had his picture
taken with me and nearly died
of embarrassment.
Incidentally. have been
photographed with so many
generals in the last few DAYS
that ! am beginning 70 feel like
our Eleanor.
The mess hall in which we
lunched is a large building
which would be very bare and
dull but for the fact that they
have an interior decorator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Air Base Hospital
Benefit Planned

WOMEN'S AERONAUTICAL
ASSOCIATION will hold a card
party Tuesday at 8 p. m, in the
Detroit Turner Club 30 benefit
the Romulus air base hospital.
Mrs. Charles Roush is president
OF the association.
Mrs Edward J. Hill and
Mrs. Earl Smith are co-chair-
men of the party; Mrs. Viola
Otto is ticket chairman and
Mesdames Hayward r. Barnes
and Joseph A Sillis Jr. are in
charge of priZeS'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Civic Study Club
Meetinq Thursday

CIVIC STUDY CLUBS an
nual bridge luncheon will be
held at l p. m. Thursday in the
Whittier following the board of
directors meeting. Reservations
are being taken by Mrs. Charles
h. Cooper and Mrs. o. l..
Mahon.
New officers Of the group are.
Mrs. Harrie Schneider, presi-
dent; Mrs. III. c. Garrett and
yrs. II. j. Koehn, vice presi-
tents; Mrs. John +. tinker. re-
cording secretary; Mrs. F.. b.
Wolf, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Stewart Lynn, financial
secretary; Mrs. Garnet O.
Smith, treasurer, and Mesdames
Richard MacRae and George +.
Henderson, directors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
MiddIewest Accent

Next morning. l was up at
dawn and then ] was taken
over 10 a night troop carrier
command base where they train
paratroopers for all kinds of
special jobs.
1t was very picturesque and
yet there was so much activity
we were taken into the office
in a Nissen hut.
While we were waiting. I
heard the good. old m d d ! e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Sketches for Harper's

His name is Prescott and you
probably have seen his sketches
in Harper's Bazaar.
Often, every window has
sketch with a story behind il
about the things that have hap
pened 10 them.
We could have remained there
for days, there was so much TO
see, but il was time 10 leave
and we hated 10 go.
II is real place TO be and
when I said good-by to every
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

western accent in the next
room.
My curiosity began 10 work
about what type would go with
this voice. and in a few minutes
he came in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

nuciis RUSSELL
Miss Glover Hoyt,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. j. Hoyt Jr. of Lake
pointe road, is engaged to
Pvt. Lawrence A. Wagner,
son of Mrs. August Wagner
of Bishop road.
Evening star., 1944-11-14
laborers' Union Granted
Order AGAINST Williams

A temporary restraining order
has been granted in District Court
to three officers OF Local No. "a OF
the International Hodcarriers
Building and Common Laborers
Union against Frank Williams, de-
scribed as ousted financial secre-
tary and treasurer OF the local, to
prevent him from withholding
union records and keys of the union
Office or collecting union dues.
The three ofncers filed suit Friday
Evening star., 1944-11-14

The unions once is in the 500 block
of New Jersey avenue NV.
In signing the temporary restrain
ing order Saturday, Justice David A.
Pine set next Friday IS the date for
Evening star., 1944-11-14

a hearing on the question Of 4 pre-
liminary injunction.
The suit claimed Mr.. williams
had refused to turn over the rec
ords and keys or let the officers see
the records.
Evening star., 1944-11-14

W0P, 9:00-hmss Melton visits.
WMAl, 9:30-xaVG Cussfs Orchestra.
VOL. 9:30-"Whai Should Be Our Tax Prob.
lem After the War;
WW. s:30-vMss Tsssdaie. Allan Jones Ia
Career In { Major"
Evening star., 1944-11-14

Oh the AIR TO-DAY.
WM, 1:30-hariha RsYs gussts.
W0p, S:30-Msrihs Scott snd hWon M.
cefmiek In Soldiers Wife,
WhAl. o:00-A new Gfstis Fields show
with Comedian Fred Brady and Lou Brings On.
thsstra.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
APARTMENTS WANTED.

TWO SISTERS want apartment in Vir-
sinia. Excellent reference. Call Chestnut
FuKNisaE6 1Rs asssH 81 apF rooms kitchen, BATH
s,lysr sgEIns q NV Box say Star no; 20:
rms. garden, 500; exchange for 2-bedrm.
apt or house in Washington. LIT. STEW
bTscHaRGEp bEa R1stEis6 '2aa sEkvrcEMAx Wife so g.
apt in modern bldg; permanent residents.
At, At, j., 4aas, I, bet. 1890 and pm. MR..
MAN, wife, 2-month child want permanent,
unfurnislhed l apartment with ! or bed
De 'ERas FANcs s. 8 Sunday S s and sSsnnss
30. s43l; daytime. Ex. 6100, Ext 2232
APT, OR HOUSE. furn or unfurn, NV;
a r. 5465 Sfsz kzs sasSe S ne 1t ;Ri'Fsn' 5o PoS.m
s. BY naval eflssT ice an, and bride. Phone our rel
REFINED WAVE OFFICERS, perma-
nished apt. in Northwest area; good care
OIL. s4a6' Ext. so7' bet. $3.50 and 4:so pm.
e-BEDRooM, furnished apartment, avail
Mi able Dec e; e; businessman and mother.
JANUARY JANUARY / 1'tSi Or 15-Furnished one.bed-
room apartment bv permanent residents;
no no children, no pets: viii furnish own
slider suitcase 8 months or longer: local
nssm4n sa IN a ssl Mr.: MOORE Pei ExesssiSs @Gase
s-BEDRooM APARTMENT or small house,
furnished or unfurnished, preferably
Northwest section, for South American uni
yersity professor and family. Phone
IEfEUTENASTf EESGf COLONEL, wife, daughter
and grandchiid desperately need furnished
or eut nnfurnashsd IN house or 2-bedroom apart
REFINED YoGHSStG businesswoman desires
or 2 room, kitchen, bath unfurn. apt,
ri; s4sS, before 5:15 pm. M Miss
I OR BEDROOM APT, furnished or un-
furnished, by young quiet couple with year.
old baby Permanent residents. RE. 6226,
Ext. 305. 22s
WANTED. unfurnished apartment in Be-
Ns y sooo esa0s EXT is4 one s
EMPLOYED sERVICEMAN's WIFE, mother
and 15mo. -old child urgently need apt.
willing to 9,,, do l!sht ssn ho1seheld services
tween 10 am. and pm 20s
BROOM APARTMENT. neatly furnished, in
NV, preferably near Dupont Circle Call
GETTfNG essF GIN MARRfEp but no place to III live
Young serious couple desires 1, 2 or 3 room,
sH1Rshsf Dricsif cs Sss Sa
ASaE kAvaE oF ZEE 1isa5 aSp wiz Rn will appre
siate even this size apartment. EN-. ,S.s 9.ss
NAVAL OFFICER, lust back from Europe.
perm. assigned Washington, needs small.
| single, furnished apt, near downtown;
basement Ok; will share. 1T HARGLIS
| Oliver $500, Ext. 39S. 21r
NAVAL OFFICER. recently overseas, wife.
isheG. lease, sublet. Chestnut 1000. Ext.
GOVERNMENT WORKER and 1o-year-old
boy want 2 or 8 room apt, furnished or
unfurnished acceptable: Lincoln Park sec
ton preferred. Box 264-V, Star. 21s
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE want utility
1 apt. or master bedroom, convenient to
Mass: and Wis. ayes. OR. 0392.
PERMANENT REFINED FAMILY needs or
| section; consider option. Ia. 6252.
NAVAL OFFICE, wife, no children, no pets;
1-bedroom ant, NV, or near Pentason,
| furn. or unfurn. Will sublet; guarantee
finest care; refs. 1t. HALL, RE. o700.
ext. 74227.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
HOUSES UNFURNiSHeD.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURNIsHED. ,3-bedroom Northwest or
Bethesda. or Chevy Chase; responsible
sns a 5ai ca m RsRd fRs ss'e 6s rent
WANTED-sman house approx. 5 or 8
rooms', or f1rst-foor two-family house or
dqpleS ga apartment R. G. Cliff tel
Z OR BEDROOM. furnished house in
Northwest Washington. Trinidad 2424
FAMILY or T DESIRES 2 or 3 bedroom
house. unfurnished,. Northwest section or
ARMY coLosRL G5sf and I family nafe desire sire sbed
accept p 2 baths; \ Can Temple s7ss pc
WE HAVE a large number of clients. with
excellent references wanting TO rent
$500 mo Please eali Mi Doe, FRANK s,
f f Iou:RE G. COMO i TO RENT your home
tenants are easy to ind, but IN addition
you need the highly personalized, profess
| sionai management which We are giving
cSs ALIEN q Il ahs ReaaT nsoToS 4s45 a
Mess. ave. NV EN- 445O.
House OR APARTMENT, one or two
child. Call RE. 1400. Ext. 1867, or sH
ATTRACTIVE, modern. small house. unf
Perfect care given by permanently as
signed officer and wife couple only. Inn
mediate possession not necessary. Will pay
BECK. RA. 2i4s Sun. or RE. 900, Ext
6SSS weekdays
NAVAL OFFICER, permanently assigned
desires to rent unfurnished two or three
bedroom house available Jan. Is or Feb J.
located preferably in Virginia within 30
mile radius of Washington. Box 29l-V,
Star ols
ARMY MAJOR and wife want 2-bedroom
furnished house in Northwest section. i'm
mediate occupancy, for duration Call
NO. 1851 after 3 pm 2ls
PERMANENT steel company representative
desires unfurnished or bedroom house.
lease excel refs. Can offer exchange OF g.
oeQTm: house. cony. Wrisht Field. Dayton.
| Ohio. O1. Ala, or Mayfower RIM. 5l2 90.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

NICELY FURN. rms. and bath for en-
ployed lady; no pets; gentle home; on bus;
YouNG S WOMAN so'sf to Share Gem Centrally located
apt. with l other woman. Call EX 0990
soa ss 18th 18th sT. l N.E.-want home for
ChristmasP Three girls will share large,
attrsc. apt with another AT 7647.
Viz sbars y oGr sT Sb ysansa
MY FURSisHEp 5'a HOME II iaisiis IS available for
immediate pre.Christmas occupancy for
couple who can have l bedroom and bath
ana use OF rest OF house, kitchen and din
ing room practically exclusively; gentle
house REQUIRES some intelligent sharing;
in circumstances to afford $50 to 500
range References. TIE. 5s24 after 6 pm,
Z ROOMS. KITCHEN; dinette and bath; apt.
i%H VIII SHARE S, APP Ap' with i2S another man,
2i2 rms, with bath: cony. transportation.
GossEcrIcTT con &c ss"f AvENoDhousekeepins sssr m
room and bath private tpartly furnished
apt. with mos. rental in advance at $50
Protestant person. Box 307-V, Star. :
. ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING, waking dis
tance Of Navy Yard; employed couple Call
soo5 CLINTON ST. N.E.-3 rooms. kitchen.
private bath. Frigtdaire; heat, gas, and
electricity furnished: adults DU 1926 :
iIS 10Th ST. S.E.-Bedroom, living room.
kitchen. bath: utilities furnished, en-
ployed couple preferred. FIR. 65i9.
42f C ST. NE, Apt. 1-2 rooms. semi
private bath; all utilities furnished. 2
adults only: S55 FREDERICK A. BLU
MER, 617 Pa. ave, Sc. FIR. 1888.
SUBLET, available Jan. ], S65. duplex, 5
rms, b. with shower: . bedrms.. newly
dressed swim. pool on is-acre landscape.
90i IIth ST sE.-Apt. OF 2 rooms and
porch heat and light furnished; adults
only.
1913 PARK RID. Nw-Bedrm and kitchen
for quiet employed couple only, very cony,
II block car and bus. Call after 8.
DOWNTOWN, 1924 Tth st. NV rooms.
clean and quiet private bath, radio and
Frigidaire. 1880 week. also sleeping rm.,
! S5.50 No drinkers.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Larse living
room, dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2
baths, > fireplaces, available soon on lease
TO refined responsible adults, S275. Box
BACHELOR APT. Cleveland Park, very
large rooms, private bath; $3.50. Emerson
soa E; CAPITOL sI;-L,hk; room slee,
tions taken. references, $3.50 pm.
20I9 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Lovely bedroom
with fireplace, adjoining kitchen, for en-
ployed couple: S65 mo
5-DAY OCCUPANCY, Dec. % to 81
Modern, ga rms; Anacostia: ref. required.
Elk. lT73: eve, FIR. 1884. 81
iOIS GA. AyE.-lst floor. large front
room, pvt ent, sink, stove. Kelvinator.
gas, heat, light. $50 mo.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few vacan-
cieS for men and women in popular guest
house specializing in good fooo and service
III. New Hampshire ave. NV.
1916 MASS. AVE. N.W-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location. reasonable.
1899 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Delicious meals
lovely maple furniture; cony. transp
shopping and church center: triple, S35-
S37 so: double. S40-S42.50 single. $45.
1891 IOWA AVE. N.w.-single front rm,,
nicely furn. Available Dec. 23; clean,
warm home; sexcel meals; employed young
person; restricted: S47.50 GE. 0882
i7;4 MASS. AVE. .N.W.--Large front rm..
single beds, pvt bath for 3 or 4 girls
WAsHiNGToN WOMEN. two, colIege-bred.
desire room and board or housekeeping
apartment, away from center OF city, in
private home. Box 27T-V. Star. 2l'
IO15 X. /. AVE. N.E.-Room and meals for
girls, twin BEDS LIST floor, next 10 bath,
in pvt. det. home; excellent food, unlimited
phone; 20 min. to town; transp. at door
$3.50 week each. DU 2161.
1906 10th ST. NW.-Large double room.
YOUR CHANCE: Join happy family, at
SINGERS, 1900 9TH st. NV. and 1409
10Th st. NV. Single and double.
1906 18th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for young
girls; good food; conv, transp. AID. 6752.
ONE LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds,
$40 each. Call Adams S306
Evening star., 1944-12-20
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
IS, part cocker spaniels, 6 females:

PUPPIES, part cocker spaniels, females:
So each. Phone OR. $3.50.
BOXERS, champion bred; pick your Christ
mas puppy now: no cheap inquiries solicit
ed. c. r. MORTON, 6420 Lee hwy. Ar
lington, Va. Glebe 3463.
BOXER PUPPIES, fawns and brindle, wide
choice Of ages. all excellently bred, crop
ped and distemper immunized SOUTH
DOWN KENNELS, Falls Church s35-J-11.
BOXERS, ready for Xmas: trimmed, inoc-
ulated, beautiful fawn pups, both male and
female. These pups are champion sired
exceptionally fne. Alexandria 0s05. 24'
PUPPIES, Pomeranian, and, Pekingese;
beautiful little dogs; will hold for Christ
mas: MISS HUNT. Falls Church 1496.
COCKER, black. male; sire champion
Stockdale Town Talk, most famous cocker
in America today; years, fully registered
PEKiNGEsE PuPPIEs, little beauties. pedi-
greed and reg. Axe; reas, 2104 Addison
Chapel rd;, Kenilworth, ne; II. o317.
CANARIES, good singers; also metal cages
and stands. 2I04 Addison Chapel I'd,
Kenilworth, ne, Ii. 0317.
PUPPIES, collie-boxers, male, 8 wks.,
wormed, paper trained; collar and leash;
$I0-$7. FA. CHI. 24s4-J.
BOSTON BULL dog, 3 months old, A. X. C.
resistered, beautifully marked, champion
bred. Apply basement apt, All B st. ne
BEAGLE. female, 6 months old, $40. Sligo
219b.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
APARTMENTs WANTED Cont. J

FENCE ME IN-Responsible young man
wants furn.. unfurn. NV. studio apt to
come home to. RE. 1900, Ext. 1910, be-
fore $50 pm.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife. furnished or un-
furnished, Sc. preferred, kitchenette or one
bedroom. Taylor 2722.
3 GOVT. GIRLS desire furn. apt, prefer
3 rms. and pvt. bath. Write MISS VIO-
LET HOPPER. 1742 Lamont st. NV. 81
MARINE OFFICER. back from South
Pacific. assigned here for year; needs two
rooms or liv.-bed. kit. bath furn or un-
furn; fn, q for self and wife; NV. RE. 400
| OR 2 ROOM, modern apt. kitchen and
beyond 2400 block: furnished or unfur-
nished: in apt building. Call MISS
FISHER after pm, National 7100,
MiDDLE-AGED GENTLE COUPLE desire
furnished or unfurnished modern / bedroom
apt: IN NV. Can furnish good references.
Call CO. 1000. Ext. 314-E. 22s
UNFURN. APT. in NV; bedrm., living
rm;; kitchen, pvt. bath, for young doctor
afNr 4:30. MI 605l 22s
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE (no children),
desire one or two bedroom apartment.
furnished or unfurnished, near Fort
Myer. Phone Republic 6700, Ext. 7274l,
q am. to 4:30 pm.
GENERAL. U. s. Army. desires 2-bedroom
furnished apt Jan. l. Phone Ho. $500,
Ext. PA 22s