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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-06
Weddings

Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Miss Catherine Le-
bus, Isl Main street, daughter of
Mrs. Joseph Lebus and the late Jo-
seph Lebus of Waterbury, to Tech.
Corp. Joseph Richard Sabot, A. U. S.
son of Mrs. Mary Sabot of the
Guernseytown district in Oakville.
They were married Wednesday by
Judge Frank B. Hickccx.
The attending couple were Miss
Dorothy Sabot and Dimitro Sabot,
sister and brother, respectively, of
the bridegroom. After a 15-day fur
Tough, Corp. Sabot returned to his
station at Camp Gordon, Ga, Mon
day. Mrs. Sabot will reside at ISL
Main street.
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JESUIT PRIEST TO
ADDRESS WOMEN

THE Pope's Peace Message" will
be the subject OF a talk by Rev.
Edward l.. Murphy, S. j., Weston
College, OF Weston, Mas, at the
annual meeting of the Waterbury
Council of Catholic Women Sunday
afternoon, January 8, at the Water
bury Catholic high school audi
forum at 3 o'clock. All members
are urged to attend. Rev. Eugene p.
Cryne, director of the Diocesan Blu
reau, will give the address OF well
come. Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick,
chairman, will preside.
A business meeting and election
of officers will precede Father Muir
phys talk. A nominating commit
tee will present the slate Of Of
ficers and a committee chairman
for the coming term of office. This
includes: Miss Florence Cassidy,
chairman. and Miss Dorothy zibell,
Mrs. Ruth LaVallee, Mrs. Patrick
Wallace, Miss Lillian Manganaro,
Miss Catherine Maloney, Miss Mary
Devereaux, Miss Marcella Andrikis,
Mrs. Raymond Walsh, Miss Helen
Devine and Miss Helen Hogan.
A musical program will be pre-
scented by Waterbury Catholic high
school students.
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CLUB
NOTES
Four Contribute
TO r. P. Plan

Fifty-nine residents Of Connec-
ticut, including four from this city,
have contributed toward the sup
port Of United Nations children In
England through the Foster Par
entss Plan for War Children for
the month Of December, according
to an announcement made yester-
day by Mrs. Edna Blue, Plan execu-
tive chairman of New York City.
Contributors from Waterbury in
clude Irving H. Chase Of Prospect
street, Mrs. Austin E. Poirer Of
So Cedar avenue, Miss Lillian A..
Freethy, Secretary of the Group F.
P. Plan Of the American Brass
Company, and FRS. Perry Gracier-
stein, Of Buckingham street.
Forty-one children's projects OPP
Grated by the Plan in England care
for Polish, French, British, Span
ish, Czech, Dutch, Belgian, Austrian
Norwegian, Hungarian, Danish and
German children.
On the receipt Of an applica-
ton by the Foster Parents Plan,
the foster parent receives as soon
as possible, photograph and a
brief history of the child and pays
SIS per month for the support Of
the child.
An International Committee COM
posed of the Earl Of Listowen, the
Viscount Cecil of Chelwood, Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, Helen Hayes and
Russell Mcguire are sponsoring the
work of the Foster Parents Plan
for War Children.
More than 10000 children of the
United Nations have been helped by
the Foster Parents Plan since its
inception seven years ago.
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Miss Esther Skipp
Bride of Corporal
-Borman Photo.

Rev. Edward Morrison, pastor of
the Blessed Sacrament church, Of
ficiated yesterday morning at the
marriage of Miss Esther Cecilia
Skipp, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Skipp of Country Club Road
and Corporal Joseph M. Harmon,
A. U. S., son of Mrs. Catherine Han
non of Milford. The altar was dec
GRATED with pompons and gladioli.
The brides gown of white satin
was fashioned with a fitted bodice,
heart neckline and bracelet sleeves.
Her bouffant skirt was of white
ninon and fingertip of illusion fell
from her crown of seed pearls. She
carried prayer book marked with
an orchid. Attending the bride was
Mrs. Benedict Joy, her sister. She
was attired in a gown styled with a
Burgundy velvet bodice and a full
skirt of pink ninon. Her sweetheart
bonnet was of pink net, and she car
ried an old fashioned bouquet. The
immediate families attended a we'd
ding breakfast at the Tavern Rose
anne, Middlebury, which preceded
a reception at the brides home.
Mrs. Skipp received in wine vel
vet frock with a harmonizing hat
and a corsage of yellow tea roses.
The bridegroom's mother wore a
blue silk crepe dress with matching
hat and red rose corsage. When
the couple departed on an unan-
nounced wedding trip, Mrs. Harmon
chose a brown wool dress with brown
accessories and a green wool coat
with mink trim. Upon their return,
Corporal Harmon will resume his
duties at Texarkana, Texas. and Mrs.
Harmon will reside temporarily with
her parents.
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Club Notes

Beth FL Sisterhood held meet
ing yesterday afternoon at Beth FL
Synagogue. Mrs. Charles Waller
read an annual report on the ac-
complishmentS Of the Red Cross and
Bundles for America Committees.
Mrs. Abe Fandiller reported on the
Latke party held Dec. 26 and host
esses were chosen for serving after
the Friday evening services. They
include Mrs. Charles Rosengarten
and Mrs. Manuel Lax. Each week,
members of the Sisterhood will be
appointed to serve as hostess on Fri
day.
Mrs. Lax was in charge of enter
tainment for the afternoon, which
included Jewish Folk songs rendered
by Mrs. Isadore Dibner and read
ings by Mrs. Murray Silverman.
The Women's Get Together club
Of the Third Congregational church
met yesterday at the home Of Mrs.
Paul Vande Bogart of Highland ave-
nue.. The following were appointed
to committees:
Mrs. Frank Wilson, publicity; Mrs.
George Knowles, flower committee;
and Mrs. william Wood and Mrs.
Louis Won Lott, visiting committee.
The mystery prize, donated by
Mrs. Conner Lewis, was won by Mrs.
Henry Voilers. Plans were laid for
an evening card party to be held
Jan. 10 in the parish hall. The COM
mittee in charge includes Mrs. Henry
Vollers. Mrs D. T. Costaldo and Mrs.
William Barnes. The next meeting
of the club will be held Jan. 10 In
the parish hal at 2 p. m.
Mrs. Gustave Yackel of Walnut
street was hostess to the Women's
Society of Christian Service Of st.
Paul's Methodist church yesterday
afternoon at her home. Mrs. H. M.
Sutherland, president, presided.
Routine business was transacted,
followed by a social period. Re-
freshments were served. The next
meeting of the society will be held
at the home of Mrs. August Paul
of Vermont street, at which time
election of officers will be held.
Dental society held Tuesday evening
at the Hotel Elton, DR.. George Glib
son was appointed chairman OF the
Fourth War Loan campaign for the
Dental society. DR.. M. A. O'Hara,
president, was in charge OF the
meeting.
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SOCIAL
FUNCTIONS
Former Teacher
Wed In Florida

The marriage Of Miss Eunice
Mary Camp of St. Petersburg, Fla,
formerly of this city, and Harold
Milton Bean, took place Saturday
afternoon at LAS at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Hoolsema of
st. Petersburg, Rev. Hoolsema. pas
tor of the Calvary Baptist church
officiated at the marriage service,
and attendants included Mr.. and
Mrs. Chauncey F. Camp, brother
and sister in-law of the bride.
The couple will reside at 1923
Lealman avenue. Mort street, st.
Petersburg, when they return from
a months wedding trip. Mrs. Bean,
a graduate of Crosby High school
and New Britain State Normal
school, was a member of the fac
ulty of Slocum school until Sep
TENDER, 1912. The bridegroom is a
retired designer and furrier of Chi
cago, formerly Of Massachusetts,. He
is a World War veteran, having
served with the Yankee division.
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Social Notes


Misses Elizabeth Troland, Evelyn
Conway and Evelyn Archer have
returned home from weeks stay
at Atlanta, Ga, where they were
the guests Of Corporal Roy Lock-
hart and Private Clinton Troland.
Corporal Lockhart is stationed at
Eglin Field, Fla, and Private Tro-
land Is stationed at Fort Benning,
Ga.
First Lieutenant and Mrs. John T.
Foster OF Middlebury announce the
birth OF a son, John Poe Foster, at
Waterbury hospital yesterday. Mrs.
Foster Is the former Vivian Poe of
Wilbendon, Okla. Lieutenant Eos
ter Is the son of DR.. and Mrs. John
H. Foster Of Porter Hill, Middlebury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Vallerand
OF DUwnes street are entertaining
their daughter, Miss Theresa VAL
lerand, who is studying in Canada
Mrs. Charles j. Connell OF Idyl-
wood avenue and her sister, Mrs
Robert Robinson of Hamden will
spend two months at Miami Beach,
Fla, registered at. the Hotel War
rem.
Paul CruikShank, Jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Cruikshank Of the
Taft School, WATERFOWL, was recent
ly elected President of the "Grays"
at the Fessenden School, West New
ton. Mass, where he is student. He
is returning to school this week after
the Christmas vacation.
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JeweIry Clearance!
GILT THANKSGIVING price $780, Clearance Zoo
Price wv
sToNE-SET NECKLACEs-Ceilng price. $780, Clear Zoo
Price ~ -
LEATHER JEWELRY-Pns bracelets earrings. Ceiling Q00
Price, $3.50 EACH Clearance Price, each ........ OON
NOVELTY WOODEN AND LEATHER JEwELRY-Cel- 0EO
ing price Clearance Price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GON
srONE-sET EARRINGS-Celing price. $780, Ceiling Zoo
Price ~ ~
ASSORTED NECKLACES-Ceiing prices, EM "A and C. m
500 and $685. Clearing Prices -. OOV Q4sVV
STREET FLOOR
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Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Winners in the new series OF We'd
nesday afternoon tournaments held
at go Linden street under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. John Moriarty in
cluded:
North and South: Mrs. George
Brennan and Mrs. E. j. Nelson,
104; Mrs George Moeller and Mrs.
Charles Pettijean, tied with Mrs.
Earl Pearson and Mrs. D. W. Rose
brugh, 102 1-2.
East and West: Mrs. James Walsh
and Mrs. Nelson Squires. lis: Mrs.
Asa York and Mrs. Joseph Kelley,
10
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Captains Wife In
Army Ration Section

Fort Dix, New Jersey, Jan. g.
With the Army still travelling on
its proverbial stomach, WAC Cpl.
Margaret G. Miller of Seymour, has
an important function in the Ra-
ton Section at Fort Dix, N. j.
When troops are process d
through camp, she computes the
daily food supply needed for each
man. The necessary acquisitions are
then forwarded to the Quartermast-
er's Commissary. where provisions
are issued for troops on the strength
of this ration report.
Army life Is not completely for
eign to Cpl. Miller, who is the wife
Of Capt. Gordon B. Miller, a med
ical administrative officer. She has
lived at Fl. Banks, Mass, and Fl
Williams. Me, where the Captain
was stationed. When he left for
somewhere in the southern Pacific"
In May 1913, she joined the Womens
Army Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beck OF
Plaza avenue recently spent few
DAYS In New York CITY at the Hotel
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ELTON CLUB

Avian Davis and Herbert Root,
winners Of the Elton Club trophy
for last year, are the defenders.
Scorers at the tournament held last
evening under the direction of Mrs.
w. S. Smith include:
North and South: Mrs. E. ]. Neil
son and w. c. Smith, 1857: Alvan
Davis and Herbert Root, us; Miss
Madeline Marshall and Mrs. Ruth
Hurlbut, 113.
East and West: Mrs. Aaron Jacob
son and Mrs. Harold Grimm, 1867 (;
Mr.. and Mrs. David Babson, 104;
Mrs. Joseph Burke and Mrs. Thomas
Hanlon, 99h.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-06

At the height of the Battle of
Britain, from Aug. / to the end OF
September, 1910, over 800 pilots were
reported saved by parachutes.
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Naugatuck, Jan. 6-Miss Evange-
line Hondzinski, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Severyn Hondzinski Of II
Hopkins street, Union City. and
Victor Neff, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Neff of Maynard avenue,
Waterbury were united in marriage
Dec. Is at 2 p. m. at the brides
home.
Miss Mary Pawleski was maid-of-
honor and Walter Terry of Water
bury was best-man. A reception was
held for immediate families at the
Hondzinski residence.
The bride is a graduate of Manga
tuck high school and Junior College
of Physical Therapy, New Haven.
Mr.. Neff was graduated from Crosby
high school and is employed at the
U. S. Time corporation.
Evening star., 1944-06-05
APARTMENTS WANTED.

ARMY OFFICER and wife would like to
rent or suitcase f9rnishsd apartment imr
T%o GIRLS TEnaad dsHfe tufnshed asi
NV. section preferred; highest references.
RA: 1855 after 8 pm. 81
room, bath and kitchenette. furnished; apt
in NV, section or Georgetown. DE. 1850,
Az NoSpRINKER. on dsIsf I'M refined emp. middle
Is or 20 min. Of Newark St. and Wis. ave.
s3slsEss 3 INES afSss %oMHN P% with outside ,neem.
and no bad habits wishes | room. kitchen
and hath: hath: mod unfurn apt 'o4ds nv section
eSF AND WIFE M desires furnished
apartment, 1 bedroom. liy,. k. and bath,
furnished if at a suitable location. Call
HO. 905S between 8 to 8. Ask for Capt.
2 WAVES. officers desire furn. apt. i'm
mediately; pref. NV. section. Wo. 69OO'
ffha FURaNisHED APARTMENT from June s5th
FOUR X, TTs REFINED Canadian girls desire fur
nished apartment, 6sdrooms' ,x kitchen
Phone Rational s5se s
9 am; Pm; Monday. n.s -,
or DI. 1000. Ext. 800. during once
EXECUTIVE. Bureau of Internal Revenus
located within town. Would like private
apt building, northwest, near Mt, Pleasant
Ior 14th St. or 10th st. car or bus lines.
Box 220-K, Star. g.
WAVE OFFICER desires small apartment,
furnished or unfurnished, NV. section.
Cal Woodley 1241 after pm.
4 OR ROOM furnished or ,unfurnished
apt. by the 1st OF July local businessman
over S75 month, with lshts, hot water and
heat furnished. Box 217-K. Star. s.
BY 3 SISTERS, a 2 bedroom unfurnished
apartment or house in Georgetown or Du-
pont Circle area. Born in Washinston.
Government Cove nntss agencies, can furnish good
social and business references. Call AID.
5lOS Sun. or after 6:l5 pm. daily, RE.
1900, Ext. 1882 during day.
Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1944-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.


a, few for sale; allowance for old machines;
az makes repaired 1887 Conn. ave. EN-
sHovELs, used shoyels. 81 IS: used wheel
harrows, $3.50: both as good as new Visit
our complete Garden Shops at 4 stores.
SINKS, kitchen, all types; toilet combina-
saSsht. SioeRs. soSS SsS 'ss ST NV. Rsaoshk M
sGsA dsH2 ss 'usf r. tHsfsns sfs x..ssss
sTisgpIo ,eRo,ucHEs, G, factory. rebuilt. With
Ssds; A,lxs: Ell l s. NV a 81. 81 :HS s4s7: :"l
yex mirror; solid walnut ,sf' rocRing chair,
6ox box springs; prewar wing chair; two sets
TRoMEoNEn FIR s9Ee5si no Ms1ifn Ssalfrs Ho 51ss
s e0@Dste eass Ga Gin G. ssse ssss ssnd
ppppPhEwRITERsnA pph RRI11 few released by The
Underwood wood ssss5: sso9G others II eh We also oen rent
and repair, Call Republic O234 for speedy
service. District Typewriter Co, 1925 K
WATER COOLER, used bottle type: also
pressure type; some refrigeration COM
pressor units with motors. new and used.
WATER HEATERs-aas water heaters, 20
49,, ~ 40; LOO and l6o gal capacity; imme;
monhs so pag Phone
Co, 55 g st; Sc. Atlantic 1881
WATER HEATERS. gas automatic. prewar:
20.year guarantee Side-arm heaters. Will
install John G., Webster. plumbing. 627
WHEELBARROWS. used, excellent condi-
ton: $3.50, Complete garden shops at 4
WooDwoRKINfG MACHINE. Beaver com.
bination. h-h.p. motor. Can be seen al
WRisT VIII feisESfe WATcH T.. Feiemeter chronosrsph
II Jewels, 1S-karat yellow gold case ex.
banding wristband to match accurate to 3
seconds per day; $4,000 cash. Call MA
1887 after pm. 81
PREwAR oVERsTUFFED SOFA and chair
walnut dropleaf table, Hoover Welsh cabi.
net, childs mahogany finish crib and
irons. odds and ends. dishes, etc. SH
5g09. 8 Woodmoor drive, Four Corners,
SILVER Spring. Md. No agents
Evening star., 1944-06-05
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont

PAINTING. exterior and interior: paperins
anteed Cali TIA. 1889.
PAINTING, interior, exterior; roofs re-
paired. painted. caulking; do my own
work; white mechanics. RA. 1888
MECHANICS; special prices for kitchen and
PAINTING AND PAPERING, excellent
work. Cell Mr.. Tietel. AT. 1892. 10s
PAPERING AND PAINTING. interior and
exterior 1st-class workmanship; gentle
mechanics: Call DI, 0122.
PAPER HANGING. TINS week only. So and
perS; 3, ,Srg yors sYnaTanteed ,Yrp Michigan 5s15;
contract work: must be first-class. Call
PLASTER REPAIRING, prompt. guaran-
teed service; by job, by careful expert
REMoDELING OUR sPECIAITY-Kitche
REPAIR WORK and mouse wiring; extra
made into lamps. Toasters, heaters and
electric irons repaired, Your old lamps
rewired. Get our estimates on electrical
work. C. 4; Muddiman Co, Oil G st.
SHEET M METAI nlaH aRo WoRk IS22 roofing cutters
ID. J. MCNAMARA, general home repairs,
expert mechanic: reasonable and reliable
w W VIII VIII, HANG ,G Or Or REPA1R Ii Fl your avn
ings if they are worth it. Telephone esti-
mates approximately only. Proctor Co,
CoNTRACToR of brick and repair work
Phone Ii: s027. George W Henson, IL,
Evening star., 1944-06-05
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond and Virginia.

LARGE ROOM. private bath; employed
woman: breakfast and laundry privils.;
silver sPRING-Nice. cool, comfortable
room, suitable for married couple or .
gentlemen. 81. 2169..
TAKOMA PARK-Newly decorated studio
sleeping room, suitable for 2: reasonable.
Phone 81. S9S2.
QUIET, COOL ROOMS, next to bath; water
in rooms: cooking privileges; lawn, flowers.
yegetables: bus at door, fare 15c. Phone
Barwvn l56 5s
COLMAR MANOR, MD.-DoubIe rm., pri-
vate home. "a block D. c. bus; $500 week.
WA $500,
Evening star., 1944-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AACCoRDIoNs-,Hohner, 12-bass. S49: 80;
FrTiso PrIsfs REsrtini l29bssS Ike ney $3.50
AIR coSDITIoNER0 N 1asf OF pnneh nIUG9' bowl and
glasses. WO. 1893 before noon or after
11s 1segs cali sF Adams ss56
xEARM cIoGks Hso5cSSH Ed sns pm make
including electric; also expert watch anG
Jewelry repairing; 5-day service: work
1Sa i4th st NV MA. SS'S Ss64. OPEN Deneps eYss o0
Albums, classical and popular; also large
stock single records, sheet music. Magee's,
AAouARIUMs. tropical fish, live daphnia.
BaM BABf So SARFaGE ebaGf OK Rrey2F E5o Whitney like
BEDS. twin, steel; Hanovia Alpine sun
lamp, miniature camera, wagon, S-piece
dining room set, mimeograph and paper,
chlnonier' pins-pong table. Woodley 5z35.
BEDs-Rp4laEsy BEDS adPSsso with layer-fet mat
A5aa 9s '95 ST Rffsv pneaass DF a4a delivery
BEDS BEDS. twin o% With ho night stand, $s5: 7xo
set, l0-pc.,, Sl35; Ape. silver tea serv
$40; kneehole desk and chair, S2O:
Chinese screen, $50; Hanback, porch char,
80 u3 h39rrsiene aeGo Studios, 1920 Conn. Apt.
BEDROOM SUITE. 3-pece.. walnut, inner
spring mattress sos; sofa, $50; misc.
BEDRooM SUITE. maple; studio couch.
chifiorobe. kitchen cabinet, bed vanity; We
81 S sGTH 2a9 Ge0Ffa mabosany nys
ironing bosrd card table: officer leaving
BEDROOM EURNITuRE ~ Brand new.
never used set of modern furniture includ-
ing ing twin twin beds, box springs, inner spring
over $500 will sell for S275: no dealers;
also unusual modern settee, daybed and .
chairs Call Adams $500 between am
BOILERS, 80 gal; side-arm gas water
heaters, gas, stove, sinks, chrome double
BnRghKfAsT insl2 SET T. s bTary NA 4if$ tnbIe ss
kitchen sink complete mot modernj SIS;
gas gas range; bet t of condition mot modern)
BUILD H iSG ISi MarERI2SI-wrecking Ma lot of
barracks lumber, 2x4s, "X6s, t. q G.
ad 2sn Gs6S aso pumbnE sns6 saope
General Wrecking Co. Mi. Gi17. Brcnt.
BuRRouGHs EtId g CHS Y TEc + adding and
ing mach, unusual sacrifice; sun. CO.
Mr. si2TcuHk Tk KoIEs ,,I l4tn thsE Rw d. 7572
livery s. L, Price, HuSsmann distributor
CAMERAS bought ri Sole sod and and exchanRed aPa we
pay you hignest cash price for your camera
or other PHOTOGRAPHIC equipment bring
change cham e. o S0S New YORK si aVe Me- Hamf7s E&
CAsH REG, McCaskey, suitable for groc
or other bus equip for credit accts barg.
Sun. GO. 1923. Wk" lll2 I4th NV,
CHESTS, walnut or maple finish, i
drawers; limited quantity. Atlas. 92l G
CHICKEN WIRE used in excellent condi-
tion will sell any amount up to d truck
load. General Wrecking Co, MI. 6177.
CHICKEN WIRE, used in excellent condi-
ton; will sell any amount General
WreckinE Co. MI 6l77.
CLARINETS-Cavaller, ebonite, S57 so;
Rene, DuVal, professional model S95. Call
REPUBLIC 6212, kits. 1880 G st. middle
Evening star., 1944-06-05
ROOMS FURNIsHED-kortheost ost.

IIaa so. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Verv nice
room, cool private bath: man preferred;
20 min. doWntown. NO, 0961.-
22l Z. CAPITOL-3rd floor. Large front
room for refined couple or . gentlemen:
S5 each Phone Ii. 2966.
1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-Nice
room for lady or gentleman; eonv to
phone privileges.
is r ST. N.E-Large front bed-living
ladies'; kitchen privileges
VERY NICE FURN. ROOM, suitable for .
girls twin beds, innerSpring mattresses,
full bath: bus at corner: reasonable. WA.
3247.
li23 MORSE ST. N.E.-Large front room,
near bath, c.h.w, unlimited phone. AT.
O5SS.
2222 RANDOLPH PL. N.E.-Attractive rm,
adjoining bath, in private corner detached
home; girls. IL 1868.
COLORED-Neat. c;ean room in refined
modern home for refined persons. Franklin
Evening star., 1944-06-05
ROOMS WITH soARp.

1928 10th ST. N.w.-Nicsiy furnished
showers; downteyn; excellent board. ii:
lively furnished. 2 bedrooms, private iiv-
ing room private bath and entrance; In
cludins unlim. phone: suitable for 4 ladies
or small family: TRANSPORTATION front Ok
DOOR: Sl2.50 week each. DU. 2l6I
BExUTiFGI ROOM. excellent food: home.
IKE atmosphere; convenient bus service.
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10th st. n.w.-Largs
single. Excellent meals.
NEAR WALTER REED-Double room in
private GENTLE family for 2 employed girls
or couple; twin beds. dressing tables and
closets uni. phone laundry facilities: ex-
press bus. RIA. 1850.
DOUBLE ROOM in private home, near
ears ana bus; married couple preferred.
GIRLs-Spend your vacation at nearby
peach. Meals. TRANSPORTATION; $50 Pc
week; private home. Box 182-K. Star
famiiy SIE TayIo1 MG0M nice siris. with jewish
VACANCY for young girl to share large
twin room with another: large dressing
room, closets. semipvt. bath, Southern
cooking: pvt: gentile home, near bus and
streetcars RA. 3e2S.
Evening star., 1944-06-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, cOIored wants day work, SIS 90
and carfare. Call Dupont $3.50.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time Job, morn =
ings Call MI l774
GIRL. colored. wants morning job, SIS;
reference. Also girl wants cleaning Job
Dupont 636l
GIRL. colored wants day work days
week, soc hour. Can not wash windows
IL b5RU
Evening star., 1944-06-05
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MAN wants transp. Florida or part way
on or about June 2S. Box 2sg-K. Star .
EXPERIENCED tranScontinental driver will
deliver car or share expense to Calf MI
94O2. Mr. Corson. Sc
DRIVER wanted by June to Central
Kansas or Dallas. Tex; car and gas furn-
iShed. Call al Stewards Cabins. Washing
ton blvd, Berwyn. Phone Berwyn 23O
Mrs, Harry Wentworth So
FATHER and two children desire transpor-
tation TO Texas about June IL. RE. 7400
Ext 364S Ga
TO TEXAS - Three expense sharing pas
sengerS wanted; leaving approximately
June tn to l4th. CHI $3.50 evenings 81
WANTED, ride to Pentagon Bldg. from
1Sth and c sts, Sc. Hours, 8 m. to 5 80
. m. FIR. S749.
Evening star., 1944-06-05
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SIAMEsE KITTENS, very fne, / male.
OR 2519.
COLLIE puppies for sale; thoroughbreds,
weeks LOO: Phone CH. 1S71 after pm.
champion line, for sale or trade for pup
pies; ideal for stud: TIE: S276.
IRISH WOLFHOUND, about years old.
TO GIVE AWAY little kittens to private
homes; 800 7th st. NV. Ma. 1854
BOXERS, three htters of these grand pups,
Axe reg. immediate delivery or deposit
will hold make your choice early and
avoid disappointment. Alexandria OSO5. 50
TOY FOX TER. MALE, $50; FEMALE, $40.
COLLIE, FEMALES. $40 SPITZ. FE., S1o.
WIRES; MALES OR FEMALES, $25.
BOXER, MALE, MONTHS, $50.
Dog Hotel 1874 Georgia Ave. TIA. 432l