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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20
TIME TO spRAV

East Lansing. July 20--AP-Ap-
pie orchards in the IS counties be-
low the north line OF Allegan. Bar
~, Eaton. Ingham. livingston and
Wayne Counties should be sprayed
by July % TO control the second
brood OF the codling moth, Prof.
Ray Huston. head OF the Michigan
State College entomology depart
ment, said here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20
Calamity Town
By EIlery Queen

pakin had TO assign two county
detectives to escort the Wright fam
lily to and from the Courthouse.
Seven unsigned, threatening letters
were delivered in one day alone.
John F. Wright turned them over
to Dakin's Office -.
Hermy and John +. began 10 look
beaten. In court, the family sat
together, in a sort Of phalanx, with
stiff necks and pale faces, Ocea-
sionally Hermy smiled rather point
eddy In the direction Of Jim Haight,
and then turned TO glare at the
jammed courtroom.
There had been q great deal Of
mumbling about the improperly of
Carter Bradford's prosecuting the
case. True, unlike Judge Eli Mar
tin, Bradford had arrived at the
fatal New Years Eve party after
the poisoning Of Nora and Rose
mary. But 1t was pointed out that
the young prosecutor had long been
friendly with the Wright family,
especially one member Of IL; and
such critics questioned the ability OF
Bradford TO prosecute this case 10
the limit.
Interviewed on this point before
the opening Of the trial, Bradford
snapped; This isn't . big city. We
have a closs-knit community here,
where everybody knows everybody
else. My conduct during the trial
will answer ell libelous insinua tions
Jim Haight will get . trial based
solely upon the evidences"
Judge Lysander Newbold was ar
elderly bachelor, greatly respected
as q jurist and trout fisherman
Everybody said that "Ol' Newbold is
just about the best Judge this case
could have" Some even thought he
was too good. But they were the
ones who were muttering.
Reporter Roberta Roberts bap.
tiled these grumblers "the Jim
hai0hters."
For students Of the particular
the complete court record Of PEG.
pie %. James Hdiokt Is on file In
Wright County. For that matter
the newspapers were almost as'ex-
haustive as the court stenographer's
notes. The difficulty with detailed
records, however, Is that you cannot
see the tree for the leaves.
So let US stand Of and make the
leaves blur and blend into larger
shapes. Let US look at contours, not
textures.
In his opening address TO the Jury,
Prosecutor Carter Bradford said
that the jury must bear in mind
one all-important point: that while
Rosemary Haight, the defendants
sister, was murdered by poison, her
death was not the true object of
defendants crime. The true object
was 10 take the life Of defendant
young wife, Nora Wright Haight-
an object so nearly accomplished
that the wife was confined TO her
bed for six weeks after the fateful
New Years Eve party, q victim Of
arsenic poisoning.
And yes, the State freely admits
that its case against James Haight
is circumstantial; but murder con-
victions on circumstantial evidence
are the rule, not the exception. The
only direct evidence possible In a
murder case Is an eyewitness tes-
timony as 10 having seen the murder
st the moment Of its commission
Obviously, continued Bradford.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20

PITTSBURGH-INS-- The num-
Der OF infantile paralysis victims
in the Pittsburgh area rose 10 so
as health officers reported
one new case from outside the
city. At municipal Hospital. mean.
while, physicians were watching
closely the effects OF penicillin
treatments,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20
PURCHASER RESIGNS

Lansing. July 20-AP-Msx d.
Lee. for the past ave years state
liquor purchasing director. resign.
ed here 10 enter private bust
ness. The State Liquor Control
Commission combined his duties
with those OF J. +. Richardson Of
Gladstone, commission secretary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20
Marriage Licenses

L. Ivan Hoseney. 81, OF Chicago.
H., and Florence NJ. Van Akkeren,
rs, OF Ann Arbor.
Tudor l.. Thomas, %, and Doro-
thy A. Walters, 20, both OF Ann Ar.
Dor.
Duane r. Fox. %, OF Ypsilanti,
and Virginia NJ. Raab, 81, OF Ann
Arbor.
James Oscar Gales, "a, OF Ann
Arbor, and Alyira NJ. Sata, 25, OF
River Rouge.
Eugene Allen Weed, 20. OF Sa-
line, and Patricia r. Morton, 10,
OF Milan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20

Lansing, July 20--AP-Clyde r.
Smith, Ingham County Republican
chairman, said here the county's
delegation would support Lyle b,
Austin, lngham County treasurer,
for nomination for auditor general
at the Republican state convention
in Grand Rapids.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20
CHAPTER TwENrY-sEvEN

-Cart, darling. Please"
you called me dariing! Pat dear,
how could you play around with me
all these months, Haunting that au-
thor Smith in my face"
Cart" cut In Pat. II want 10
talk TO you -. first"
"I'm sick Of talki Pat, ! want
you 50 much" He kissed the dip
Of her nose.
II want to talk to you about Jim,
Cart!" stressed Pat, and she felt
him go cold. He let her 20 and
walked TO the windows that over
looked the Courthouse plaza TO stare
ut the sky.
What about Jiml" he asked In
q fat voice.
"Cartl Look at mel" Pat begged.
he turned around. II can't do it"
"Can't? You are!"
"Can't withdraw from the case.
, That's why you came here today,
isn't ito ask mel"
YES" she said, very low. "More
than that l wanted you to resign
the Prosecutors ONCE and come
over to Jim's defense. Like Judge
. Eli Martin"
Cart was silent for 20 long that
Pat had to look up at him. He was
. staring at her with seeming bitter
ness.
But when he spoke, he was gentle.
. ~You can't be serious. The Judge
is your fathers closest friend. And
he wouldn't have been able to sit on
this case, anyway. But ! was elect
ed to this ONCE only . short time
ago. i took an oath that means
something to me-"
The youthful prosecutor paused,
then declared: "If Jim's innocent,
he'll 90 free. II he's guilty-well,
you wouldn't want him 10 60 free if
he's guilty. would you?"
Hes not guilty!" Pat smphs-
sized.
That's something the Jury will
have TO decide. Chief Dakin and
have had TO collect the facts, Pat.
We've had to. Our personal feel.
lings can't interfere. We both feel
awful about this :"
, Pat was near tears now. II know
the trial can't be stopped, but |
wanted you on our side, ! wanted
you to help, not hurt!"
Cart ground his teeth.
Horrified, shs heard her own
voice break and found herself sob
bling. "The whole towns against
us. They stoned Jim. They're sling
ing mud at US. Wrightsville, Cart
A Wright founded this town"
She hid her face, giving up the
emotional battle.
pat" said Cart misersbly. 81
can't. just can't. II I don't do this
job-if ] resign or step out-some-
one else will prosecute. Someone
who might be q lot less fair 10 Jim.
If handle the case, Pat, you can be
sure Jim will get q square deal"
She ran out
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20

Lansing. July 20--AP- The State
Health Department has started
its fourth pollen count program for
the benefit OF hay fever sufferers.
Pollen traps have been set at 40
places in the state for a weekly
check OF the increase OF pollen irri.
tants.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20

WASHINGTON-INs-- A modi
fed plan for the reorganization Of
the Missouri Pacific Railroad,
which generally followed the CON-
promise plan sponsored by major
groups groups OF stockholders, has
been issued by the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20
Mrs Frank Busra

Mrs. Frank BuerS.
William shipley, who has been
in poor health for several months.
was taken TO 81. Jossph's Hospital.
Ann Arbor, for treatment last week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20

From the beginning If the pro-
eeedings against James Haight
there was an undertone that was
chilling. Chief of Police Dakin ex-
pressed himself privately as mighty
relieved" that his prisoner didn't
have 10 be earted through the streets
of Wrightsvills TO reach the place
Of his inquisition, since the County
Jsil and the County Courthouse
we're in the same building.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20


The Boy Scouts returned from a
weeks outing at the Dexter Scout
Camp Saturday night. John Hardes-
~ is staying for another week.
Mrs. Nellie Larned Is spending
this week al the Knowles Buers
home
Mrs. Chris Brinke. Detroit Mrs.
Kenneth Easllck, Ann Arhor, and
Miss Kathryn Van AIKEN. Miami.
Fla, were luncheon guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. u. Van AIKEN one after.
noon last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Baker and
children spent Sunday with her
sister and husband, the Gustav
Larsons, Manchester.
The Donald Herrick family, who
have been spending a weeks vaca.
ton at the Norton cottage at Sill.
yer Lake, returned home Saturday
afternoon. John Herrick spent part
OF the week with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stanbro who
have been spending a week at their
cottage AZ Henderson Lake, re.
turned home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cl!nansmIth
and son David. and r, and Mrs.
Knowles Buers and son Theodore,
took a boat trip TO Boblo Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20
Wife Presevers

II the pattern 10 worn on linoleum,
but the surface 10 free from breaks and
cracks, the linolsum may be painted with
= good quality floor enamel Be sure the
llnoleum 10 clean before you paint, and
free from grease. One coat OF enamel
should be enough, and the floor should
then be waved
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20
ATTEND PICNIC

Salem, Mich July 20-Quite a
number from here attended the
meeting and picnic dinner OF the
Washtenaw County Brotherhood at
Highland Park in Ann Arbor. Sun.
day. There were about 1875 In At.
tendance. Prot Turnbull OF the
Lincoln Consolidated School, Ypsi,
lanti was the speaker.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-20

To Hold Meeting
The Federated Ladies' Aid will
hold their monthly meeting at the
Fallott home Territorial Rd.,
the afternoon OF July q.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

10Th ST.-Large. studio ROOM Overlooking
rs pei c6 TGnsh Zach RID oF s9so
Tor Tor, t young man. also. for young lady Co
ROOM AND BOARD. private bath. for off,
GERS GERS wife land husband or child) in re-
TURN ot for assistance with children (6hs and
paring dinner in home OF employed moth
er Gather oyerseas,; general houseworker
eA rl!noyyen' Write owner, 1918 oath st. s.,
ss ega TooD SI rL. NV, near shor.nam
men. a'l Hp' fV Ssae. twin BEDS for sentle-
a.s ST. N.E.-Double rooms only, for
MI o Gr syome ao,,,,. ,,uu...,
commodate 4; i triple room for c' men: ac !
f yaaSwancy y for t young lady. To-
L anutELf front twin bedroom, to share with
"a 3Sa6e 'fl excellent meals; bus at door.
HAVE pleasant room for congenial. en-
shd dur Gsne DAY ans sH eh Vs., will care for
yyACANCIES-Well-he heated rooms. best food,
H vail d,st i9sations free parking space:
1884 NEW HAMpsIHHIRiE ST. AVE- w. NV
young lady WAVE oficers win share .
F iocInde and bath suite with another board
TINS Is an unusually lovely arrangement
IN IN high-class boarding club; your sleep.
y SsDaf Du 4 Prsate phone
e 5als fo"G xf5m 5s4 and delicious home
2 WARM ROOMS with . homs-cooked
meals per day for ladies'; excellent NV,
iocaIion; express bus OR. Gill.
i929 ST. N.W.-Close in. Double roorn
ior, persons, twin beds, excellent meals:
PETWoRTH, 4917 9th st. n.w.-Larse
'front.' room nicely furn, near transp.
S suitable for : Two delicious meals every
1881 18th ST. N.w.-Beautifully furnished
double room, for ladies. in weli-appointed
home, reasonably priced Conv. transp
SOi3 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Rocm and boa I'd
Tor Young ladies, in very nice Jewish home
Se.oonI,yenlendly LOCATED. Cali DE e79s.
Will ROOM AND BOARD some nice younp
people in my lovely large home; good COOK;
The fFSP oo aIfo5snse dI, Esas aos o. e6oa.
attractive dble- rms. for ladies and semitic
men, men: delightful social atmosphere, plus
IT, important Govt. bldgs.: drawing rm.. grand
piano, recreation rm.. laundry privileges;
reg sonable rates MI 2Os4
EGYPTIAN HOUSE. former embassy: large,
beautiful room. facing park: suitable for
4: with delicious meals G25 daily: $50 a
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. spaces ss " in very
large; sunny dorma tory; accommodates s.
eeSSc zee. meals: rates. $40 month. 1926
z BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE. 1904 10th $.
vacancy for young ladies in large sec
moor, beautifully furn. front room,
fi3or es sfont aiso vacancy IN trne room. lst-
I77s MASS. AVE. N.w.-A distinctly.
nome for young people in an UNSURPASSED
location; reasonable
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APIS. WANTeD tce,, ,

BRITISH GOVT OFFICIALS CO.. desire
WANTED Wan, Is 's Or room unfurn. apt. oy
sone dE e9 a4e before section Of nsr q
pm. or write Box 4Ss-G. Star. = avg -
WANTED. small apartment; good neigh
MiDp HanGS5Ph s e61PLE wants small heat
ed apt. furnished or unfurnished Box
DESIRE furnished heated apt, temporary,
few weeks or months. by middle-ased cou-
Two nv R %Ay seo EEs ffaS desperately desire
furnished apartment within easy reach OF
Mass. and Nebraska ayes. will rent, subl e
or eaSs cs aod ENSIGN Fs1 Boyle woodey
FURNISHED bedroom apartment wanted
BY two girls employed in private indu .
CoUPIE, excellent references, looking fol-
unfurnished apartment, maximum 20 min
u usi 70 r u.s. rG Box 1871 Is ad s hav
YOUNG LADY desires to snare apt. with
another, prefer sep. bedrm. or twin beds;
WOMAN and grown daughter would like
to sublet frst-c.ass two-bedroom apart
ment in nv section for two or three
UNFURNISHED 20 room apartment, vicin-
ity Dupont Circle. sos limit; 2 adults
G Gesaef IcS f FtR sSaa IA room
apartment. month or longer. No private
homes NV section. Capt. @. c. Wat
s IA; IA o a1ts wife, 4-month BABY a.
2-year-old child. desire furnished living
recommendations, preferably .Alexandria. OF
Arlington. Convenient bus transportation
UNPUBLISHED .-bedroom apartment b,
permanent responsible Government en-
ploye and retired parents; NV. section
preferred. EX $500. Ext. 2la5 days; OIL
SgN:EtukNIsHED. one room. kitchenette ane
bath , IN nv apt bldg with ,sWitchbosre
n Sc Box isi-Ts stat ''' 'pA'i y
kitchen. bath apt. furnishes. unfurnish"d
vs. ySer Wis. ave. NV; by Jan. 15 Elk
SMALL KITCHENETTE APT. NV. section
Kensngton 1861 s.
2 OR 2 sEDRo0Ms, unfurnished. in mod
age parents and > high-school daugh-
tiers. Permanent Washington residents
not with the Government. accustomed &c
pancy by FEB. L. Cali Mr. Simpson, Elk
SI32 daytime. or no. 1894, ewes:
NAVAL NAVAL OFFICER and wife want furnished
children; reference Cali Wisconsin soi =
Kitchen and bath ant. Good NV. section
Phone Elk. 1900. Ext 36S.
! ROOM, Kitchen, bath: furnished: pref
eraby in apartment house; NV, 10 min
from Dept. of State. NO. S946 o.
MAN, age 40, good sport, would like tc
share. apt. with another real fellow, Fox
S0-T, Star o.
Do YOU HAVE unfurn. e-bedrm. apt oil
house for rent in Chevy Chase Sill. Spy. oil
feXcept Sunday. Naval officer and wife
need 1t badly. o.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY,
3 women for ideal 2-bedroom apt in NV
| section. Will settle for less Will furnish
character and business references. RA
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGToN-Furnished basement apart,
ment; dining room. kitchen. bedroom and
bath; heat, light and Gas furnished; $50
per month. Apply Sunday after IL am,
Oh 2641
ARLINGTON - Furnished. . rooms and
Eitchenotte; Frisidaire, gas stove: semipvt,
bath. Oxford 4231
FURNISHED. 3 rooms and bath. cleo. fur
nished. GARAGE: no children; S55 per month
Falls Church a05-W-3
BROOM AND BATH APT. completely
fuTn.. private entrance, utilities furn.
oxford 05tS.
ARLINGTON. 6Ooo N. Wilson blvd.-At-
tractively furn. rm. and kitchenette, a, m 1,
mr.. tTensp Fails Church S56-W-2. %
4 COMFORTABLY FURN rooms, be tn.
porches; loc fare. Is min. to Pentagon
adults; available Jan. Is. $500 14th st.
45I5 BUCHANAN ST, Hyattsville@ rms,
bath. utilities included, $50 SO per mo,
Robert S. Davis, Maryland Bldg. Eyatts-
vile. near A. g. W. Hot shoppe. WA 5000.
APT, for rent, 9os Flower aye: Takooma
LOVELY FRONT APT. new home. unfur-
rished. tile bath. shower: city fare; couple.
1907 N Utah st, ARLINGTON
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Mcrv.ond and ViYoinio.

sse NORTH WAKEFIELD ST., Arlington
Couple or women bright room next bath
fs sas WILSON PEW B2vp oise 5sa With tw
beds, SIS each; also single room. 81, or viii
rent en- suite; bus at door, 5 minutes
double bed, private bath. Convenient
TRANSFORMATION. Gentle home. CHI. 2176
ARLtNGTON---Nice. comfortable room for
2 girls: y block off Wilson blvd. neal
IN NEW, HOME, large double room, with
Y hlock from bus. Gu. 1896
LARGE ROOM, double bed with inner
spring mattress; private family: suitable
for working couple: convenient to the new
airport. Pentagon, Fl. Belvor 2 blocks to
iIG5 3and ST. Mt. Rainier, Md large
bedrms,, twin and dble. beds; private home
ARLINGTON--Larg room, suitable for .
girls or couple, next bath: southern expo
sure: . block to 10c bus line. 20 minutes
III Goth ST. SOUTH, Arlingta. va-At.
tractive, newly decorated room, ! or .
persons: breakfast optional. Ivy 1893.
ARL.-Empl. couple or . girls; attrac. rm.
plenty heat. laundry facil.: occas enter.
tanning privils.: 70 blk. transp. GIL. 1868
CHI. CHI, MD.-Beautiful large room adj
nifty; s35; gentleman. WI $3.50,
TsKOMA PARK-,Lovely double front bed
room. private bath. private entrance; bus
S35, SH 1928
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ROOMS FURN.-Nor,h.e,t eco,, i

ROOMS FURN.--korthsest Cont
312 MASS. AVE.-Larre front room,
windows, twin beds; on 18th and b car
s HIS M IA sfas AYR $3.50, .,,.-
able for or 2, private entrance: room is
nsxt to bath; 2 In family: S2b for /,
1910 QUEEN ST. N.E.-sinsle room. pvt.
home, unlim. phone, home privileges. S25
mo9 GqSNN Gsll ~ s9 ssd1ons - -.
transportation: single or double: in private
family. FIR. 3416 o.
maple furnished room. with porch, for q:
eSH e Z t tra 7, ,L H 59ss.
near bath, Call after 6 pm.
TWO DOUBLE ROOMS, cooking privileges,
suitable, for couples: mr.. bus lines:
LARGE FRONT BEDROOM. furn.. for 2
people. Ii S542.
GREENWAY-Comfort rm., pvt home.
occupant. c.hw.; near transp.. reason
able: woman only. AT, $3.50 after B.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

DO YOU HAVE in the vicinity of Irving st.
and Lee blvd. Arlington, a 3-bedroom
unlurnished mouse or apt. you will rent to
a, preachers family? Adults, no small
the weather. gets any colder Harry Pickup,
minister. Arlington Church of Christ.
Phone Gil; 1883 or CHI 6076,
SCI ss IN md Ris5Tlet q nssaEsy Md or vrsnia
OR BEDROOM unfurnished house by
family Of 2 middle-aged parents and .
high school age dauehters. permanent
WASHINGTON residents, not with Govern
70 their home; occupancy BY Feb. J. Cali
MI Simpson, Elk. 3732 daytime or HO
UNPUBLISHED DETACHED HOUSE. 4
BEDROOMS Pee 2 baths; preferably Arlington.
UNFURNIsHED GROOM HOUSE, family
o. o. hye, adults. boy Is and girl 8. Call
MUST vAcATE to new owner. 3 GENTLE
adults need z or 2 bedroom 4nfurrn; house,
HAVING 70 vAcAfR R' to new t oNn ego Couple
daughter. Q, urgently need 2-bedrm. house
Dr. r,', furn 9, unipEn. EN-; $3.50. O.
FuK FUN. OR UNFuRN. HOUSE, or 3 bed
ELDERLY. RESPONSIBLE Army officer
and family accustomed to owning and
caring for nice home. desires. to rent be-
ginning nip February ! well-furnished, modern
comfortable servants room and bath
Will furnish references. Call GIL. 1896 o.
PERMANENT WASHINGTON RESIDENT
WANTS SMALL UNPUBLISHED HOUSE
PRIVATE industry executive wants two
three bedroom house in NV section: family
public 2279 So
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-Nertheo...

5000 18th ST. Me-. near 22nd and Shep-
herd bus line, lovely community; single,
Mr.. CATH. UNIv.-Lge single rm., new
home, on bus line; in family; $50 mo
BRooKLAND. 1921 Monroe st. ne
Lovely det home, nicely furn: large rm
2 closets, twin beds, inner spring mat
tresses; cars. bus, restaurant. theater and
NEAR 18th and Michigan ave ne
Clean single room, private home; / gentle
man HO. S402
LARGE ROOM. twin beds, private shower
and entrance. Call Taylor 1895.
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POULTRY 3 EGGS.

PULLETS, N: H. Reds. 3 months old, ST
4 months old. will lay next month, $1.25
Berwyn 225-R.
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PULLETs 600
81 80 each. 217 Peabody st. ne. RIA
FOR SALE, 500 New Hampshire Rec
pullets. Also several hundred crosses, now
terry breeders. Phone M. Yochelson,
Clinton 50.
200 NEW HAMPSHIRE laying hens and
cockerels for breeding. all blood tested:
also poultry equipment for 1000 baby
chicks and 1000 layers. Riggs Mill I'd ;.
Hyattsville. Md. SH. S136.
CHICKENS (assorted kinds and sizes) for
sale; will also give away dogs to good
home. WA. 255S before pm.
y. H. RED CHICKS, u. S. approved, week
ly matches: orders accepted now. Winmal
Hatchery, Shepherd 1897 or Ashton 1857
PULLETS, 100 purebred Barred Rock,
1ust starting to lay, So so ca; Berk-
shire pigs, $40 ca. Oliver $500.
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"A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, employed
wants comfortable room; vicinity Hyatts.
YOUNG genial naval oficer desires clear
single room. close in Box 1887. Star. 81
LIE. CLEAN. unfurn. rm., for Govt
70 Com; Bldg. Box 34S-G, Star. 10.
DRUGGIST, wife, 18-yr. son. want 2 bed
rooms pvt. bath, near 100 Conn. ave
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

CHEVY CHASE, d. c., 6623 32nd ST.
Large, attractively furn, room, private
bath, uni phone; gentleman. EN-. 1880
I4o0 GIRARD ST. NV, The Palmer
House"-Warm, nicely furnished 2nd floor
single room, near bath; S25 monthly.
1341 L ST. N.W.-very large well-heated
single and double rooms, S4-S7.5o weekly.
i1SS LANIER PL. N.W.-Very attractive
large double room, twin beds, exposures,
running water, reasonable
1851 QUE ST. NV, downtown-Quiet,
near bath; reasonable
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THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D. G.
SATURDAY, 8,
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD. rs per cent oak, sea-
soned. Phone Wisconsin 1922.
WOOD. SIS per cord delivered. cut ans
length, full measure cords of 12S Gu. It
Phone Falls Church S0S-J-I.
C0RDW00D, 500 cords for sale, mostly
pine, Sill per cord. Call Ii. 2733, FIR
KINDLING WOOD, 81 bushel, sold only in
5-bushel lots; fireplace wood, SIS. WA
CORD WOOD for sale, seasoned, fireplace
length, SIS per cord. Call Elmwood 81,
J, 3. Carper. Mclean, Va.
OAK, $40; pine. Sis; cut any length. de-
FIREPLACE wpoD. pine, 1s-inch lensths,
Delivered guaranteed cord. SIS. AT. 5046
SPLIT OAK fireplace wood, S21; oak SLABS
and ktdl;, $40; fun meas, sawed to order;
OAK FIREPLACE WooD, $50 cord. Mixed
Svov .sr WOOD S,i65e Delivered in Sc
WOOD, seasoned oak, for fireplace or stove
immediate delivery in Falls Church and
Arlngton: $40 cord. Falls Church 1850
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
Seasoned Oak and Pine
National 1859 Evenings, DU. 1850. 1a'
Seasoned Oak Firewood.
Chestnut 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-08
Seasoned Oak Firewood.
Chestnut 1900.
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

SCOTTY PUPS, weeks old, Axe reg
beautiful, healthy stock, males and fe-
BOSTON PUPPY. female, 5 months old
very pretty markings. Warheld 4057.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, A. X. c. regis
tered, Red Brucie strain. Can be seen
after q pm. 51S 4th st. ne.
BuNNIES, for pets or food. So each. Phone
RABBITS, fine stock New Zealand, white
grown does, 81: emo. -old babies, 81. Tele-
phone Falls Church 1862.
COCKER, z mos. red male, pedigreed; sac
riflce, S25; no phone 4S15 31st st. S.
darlington, Apt. A. %
GOAT, with cart and harness; pedigreed
and trained; must sell; bargain. GAS Park
I'd. NV.
OUR SELECTION NOW CONSISTS OF
Toy Fox, Afshans, Newfoundlands, Cookers
JUST RECEIVED, COLLIE-SHEPHERDS.
Dos Hotel. 1874 Georgia Ave. ia. 4321
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES
Pedigreed. Price, $50. Shepherd 1880