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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
Huron Navy Mothers
Add Three Members

lHItc new Uolu DeTt were re
ceived into the Huron Navy Moth.
ers' Club at their meeting Wednes
day night, committees reported and
plans were explained for the annual
Bluejacket Tea to be held Sunday
afternoon. June 4.
Using the solemn and impressive
Navy Mothers Club ceremony, the
charter was draped in memory OF
James Coleman. G. NJ. &c and Mrs.
Freida Tower. The charter will re.
main draped for a period OF 80 days.
Mrs. Lester August sang the beau.
tiful Navy hymn. Eternal Father"
Mrs. Roland Woodside presented
Mrs. S. a. Coleman, mother Of
James Coleman, with a gold star
for her Navy Mothers pin, a gift
OF the National Navy Mothers or
ganization. She was assisted by
Ronald Beresford ANN &c from
the Willow Run Air Base.
The ways and can committee
chairman, Mrs. Roland Woodside.
asked for Mrs. Floyd Brady's final
report on the March project. She
also called on Mrs. Robert Steare
for a report on the program words
and Music which was presented
in the Methodist Church, April IS.
Mrs. Steere's report showed that
the program was a great Gee in
a financial way as we'll as in enter
tainment. Mrs. Roland Woodside
and Mrs. Charlotte Mehl were cited
as having led the club in selling
tickets for the occasion. Mrs. Cliff
ford S%chreiner and Mrs. Atwood
McAndrew were thanked especially
by the club as a whole for their
part OF the program.
Mrs. Irma Saltz reported on the
sewing and mending project at
Willow Run Air Base. Forty.two
garments were repaired one eve
ming and twenty-three another. The
evening has been changed from
Tuesday to Monday.
Mrs. Paul Chapman asked for pic.
lures Of sons for the club scrap
book.
Mrs. Charlotte Mehl, chairman Of
subscriptions for the Navy Mothers
publication, 1.-The Navy Family"
reported several new ones.
Mrs. Clifford Schreine-. comman-
der, said the club is expected 20
take part in the public Memorial
Day obseryances. She also men
toned the coming Bond Drive and
asked for volunteers to sell bonds
for the club.
Mrs. Schreiner announced that
the annual Bluejacket. Tea will DC
held at the Literary Club House
Sunday. June 4, from 4 to 7 D. m.
This tea will be for members and
their husbands and friends and also
Tor those organizations which have
helped the club in any way, in ap-
probation OF their services.
There we're two guests. Mrs.
Anna Stadler and Mrs. Ethel Go.
vier. a friend Of Mrs. Charles
Power from the Cleveland Navy
Mothers Club.
New members are Mrs. Raw Flet.
cehr. Mrs. Mae Nobel and Mrs. R.
l.. Hiler.
Before the closing ceremony.
Mrs. Schreiner read a beautiful
tribute to Motherhood by Harry NJ.
Schlacht.
The next meeting will be May "a
at $50 in the Literary Club House.
At this time the annual Navy Moth.
ers' Club memorial service will be
observed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
Three Initiated by
Women Of the Moose

Three candidates. Miss Mary e.
len Smith, Miss Mary Jane Thorn.
son and Mrs. Geraldine Otis, we're
initiated, and plans for a rummage
sale May 20 and p were made, a.
the regular meeting OF the Women
OF the Moose, Wednesday evening
in Moose Hall. This was chapter
night for hospital guild chairman,
Mrs. Lucy Hawks. A communica-
ton from headquarters regarding
cadet nurse recruiting was read.
A lunch was served after the
meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

An estimated one thousand per-
sons have already taken advantage
OF playing privileges at Washtenaw
Country Club since its opening on
April l, Harry Kaseberg, club man.
ager, stated today. The course. Is
in much better shape than II was
last year al this time. Mr.. Kaseberg
said. despite the fact that the crew
OF workmen Is very small. Attend
ance Is also much better for this
time Of year than it was last, he
said.
Although the pro shop OF the
club is under the same manage
ment as in the past, the dining
room is now being managed by
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Agosti, who
we're the former proprietors OF La
Gondola restaurant. The dining
room is open for the serving OF
meals each evening from 5 TO 8 O..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
PLAN CHORAL FESTIVAL

East Lansing, May 11-AP-More
than 30 Michigan high schools will
be represented in the annual State
Choral Festival to be held on the
Michigan State College Campus
Friday, Russell w. Switzer. presi-
dent OF the Choral Association, said
today. Switzer said approximate
ly 240 students from class A, B.,
and c schools would take part in
the festival, which will include
vocal solo and ensemble events.
piano and harp solos, and a massed
chorus con -crt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
Enjoys Clipping

Mrs. Verds Waiting, 113 y. Sum.
init St, is enjoying a clipping from
a Pontiac paper which describes
the activities OF her daughter. Miss
Eva waiting. 1t describes how Miss
Waiting, who is o first grade teach
er al Mcconnell School in that city
spends several hours each after
noon working as a nurses aide.
Sundays she spends nine hours in a
hospital and since December. 1912,
has given 1900 hours Of work. Sat
urdays she works in a children's
apparel shop. She has four pephews
in service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
Four Tables In Play

At the card party for the welfare
fund OF the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars Auxiliary. Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. Harry Williams, there
were four tables in play for pedro.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Julia Ham
ernik, Miss Gertrude Wales. Mrs.
Reya Neeley and Mrs. William
Fleming. The birthday song was
given for Mrs. John Bird. A card
party VIII be next Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. George Waterbury.
1880 Davis 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
ON PROBATION

Detroit. Mich. May lt-AP-
Monroe Mcintosh. operator of a
trailer camp at which Joyce Radls-
ton. IA. spent the last week end
before she was slain March rs. was
placed on a years probation We'd
nesday by John L. Mokersky, Inks.
ter justice OF the peace, on a
charge OF contributing to the de
linquency OF a minor. Richard
Vincent, Jr., 20, is awaiting cir
cult court trial on a charge of MUIR
.dering Miss Raulston.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
SUMMIT STUDY CLUB
HAS ANNUAL REPORTS

Annual reports were read and a
program was enjoyed at the~ last
meeting OF the season for the Sum
init Study Club. Wednesday after.
noon following a cooperative lunch,
con at noon al the home OF Mrs
0. NJ. Miles. Mrs. f. E. Ensign and
Mrs. G. r. Nelson were assisting
h~ostesses.
Mrs. E. G. Peterson presided. and
~deyotions we're led by Mrs. Miles.
Mrs. f. j. Ross, who has been
spending the winter in Florida. gave
an interesting talk on her stay in
the South, and Mrs. Lowell Lee
gave a Mothers Day reading en-
titled Mothers Hidden Treasure"
The next meeting will be Oct. II
al Gilbert House.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
Rebekah Mothers.
Daughters. Banquet

Eighty Washtenaw Rebekah
mothers and daughters enjoyed q
pleasant social time and banquet,
Wednesday evening at odd Fellow
Hall. The tables we're decorated
with beautiful spring flowers and
fayors. by the committee headed by
Mrs. b. ]. Parker.
Mrs. Harold Halsey, as toast.
mistress, paid a tribute 10 mothers
in a poem entitled Mothers Day.
The welcome TO the daughters was
given by the district deputy presi-
dent, Mrs. Iva Lee. and the response
by Miss Vivian DeLano. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeLano.
Mrs. Frank Bowerman. one OF the
Oldest mothers. and the Oldest past
noble grand, was introduced after
which her granddaughter little Shir.
ley Snock, sang very sweetly "Won-
derful Mother OF Mine" Mrs.
George Schanz played her accom-
paniment.
In a toast 10 the daughters, Mrs
Fred Katon asked that the daugh.
1NAo bN a liNtlo ClOStI 10 their mOtn-
ers in this day and age OF war. Mrs.
Howard Curts' toast TO the mothers
was a poem. "A Garden Fair" Miss
Ruth Parker played a piano solo,
then all joined in singing Smile"
Each OF the mothers Introduced
her daughter, and Mrs. Pearl Ray.
mond introduced Mrs. Lowell Lee,
a former matron of the Odd Eel
low home in Jackson, a guest for
the evening. Closing the program.
all Joined in singing, The More
We Get Together"
Gifts we're presented to the Oldest
mother, Mrs. Marie Curtis; the
youngest mother, Mrs. Clarence
Southwark. Jr.. Milan. who also
recefYed-the Gift for ha wing the
most daughters. four: the oldest
daughter OF mother present, Miss
Maud curtis.
. At the close. all Joined in singing,
Good Night Ladies' and Mrs. Har-
old Halsey read an appropriate
poem entitled Smile and Pledge
Ourselves, our Hearts and Hands
till We Meet Again"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
Country Club Greens in Good
Shape; First Ladies Day Today

clock with the exception OF Mon,
days.
Activities at the club have not
yet been started. and probably will
not get under way until Decoration
Day. The organized women's golt
began this morning. with an est.
mated 40 women turning out for
the first Ladies' Day OF the season.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

Miss Jean Ostrander. senior at
Marygroye College. Detroit, was
elected to Kappa Gamma Pi, Ma.
tional Honor Society for Catholic
College Women. and lota Gamma
Alpha, Marygroye Honor Society,
and received Class Honors at the
Honors Convocation Wednesday.
May 10. Miss Ostrander Is the niece
OF Mrs. Paul Duggan. 107 Elm st
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
Miss shirley Louise tucker Ieft

Miss Shirley Louise Tucker left
Wednesday for New Orleans, La. ,
where she will be the house guest
OF Miss Margaret Ann Counce. She
will 60 on to the Gulf coast May
% where at G%ulfport, Miss. she
will attend the graduation OF her
brother, cadet Preston Tucker. Jr..
from Gull Coast Military Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Tucker will
leave later to attend their sons
graduation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

TWO Washtenaw County men are
receiving their initial naval indoc.
trination at the L. s. Naval Train.
ing Center, Great Lakes, III. They
are: Carl Albert Drexler, IS. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Drexler. 10000
Willow Road, Willis: and Edward
P. Wagner. IS, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Wagner, 1882 Springfield St,
Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

Earl N. Swisher. Flc. (MM),
whose wife family resides at 10
Water St, is now an integral mem
Der OF the Amphibious Forces Of he
United States Navy. At The com
pletion OF his preliminary LIST
training at the Amphibious Train
ing Base, Camp Bradford. y. o. B,
Norfolk. Virginia. he has been as
signed TO the crew OF an LIST for
active duty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Calder have
returned from a two weeks vaca-
ton spent in Salina. Kansas, visit.
ing their daughter Edith and her
husband, Sergeant Frank Block.
Sergeant Frank Block is an in
structor for the Celestial Naviga-
ton Trainer at the Smoky Hill air
base in Salina, Kansas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

The name OF Pvt. Phillip Stokes,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w. Stokes
was announced over the Breakfast
at Sardi's' program Wednesday.
Pvt. Stokes who is in training AT
Marine Air Base, San Diego, Cal,
was guest.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
CATTLE LIVESTOCK.

RABBITS-Pets, breeding and exhibition,
New Zealand. white, E. L. Wenger, 613
McNeill I'd, Silver Spring, Nd. sligo 6296
PIGS, s wks. old, 81 up: rabbits, New
Zealand, white; bucks, s4; does, So Phone
sssisSs iasS Isfdsi H. Ess ssss 81, zas
JERSEY COW. fresh, and calf Annandale
Va. on Sprinefield rd B. F. Dean.
WANTED, the service OF ram for my
Dorchester eve. Phone 81. 2944.
cow, Holstein, registered, fresh. Frank
nanvyj Small; jr, Port Republic, Md.
HElFER GALE, mos, S35; bull, 8 mos,
SS1roS ssS; COW; Sies sl15 steer sla5 call Falls
i FRESH Cow WITH CALF, COW viii
come fresh in March; 1-year-old heifer,
farm mare for sale. Call ewes, to
10 pm: LI.s7104. See Mr. Burton at
HIDING HORSE, thoroush0red 1e hands,
HORSES. mules and ponies. lots Govern
saddles, Blankets, everything Tor a horse:
guaranteed to suit or will exchange. Rear
FELY. thoroughbred. by Timemaker out
Of Golden Friss, full sister Of Hot Toddy,
Brooke Boy: won over $4,000: sell cheap,
on good terms SH.. 797s..
FOR SALE-l4 shoats weighing 20 to 125
lbs; $40 for lot Call CH. 1891. :,
sos .ss sAFE cam s pss 4E 4ex S weeks cd g
GooD '5-eaited horses. 2 cheap 5-gaited
horses. combination riding and work
horses; harnesses. blankets, brides, bug
Gies. Opposite Greenmeadows on Guide
3srm. Ager I'd.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

OLORED-S.E.-Front room in new home
oe for middlsxagsd p1NNsVs " couple Gall FR. Io71
3 windows large closet, next to bath and
sIa ssh sT sEunussaly large clean
closet, sink, use sunny porch, phone: sober
susf M1ss1ss1Ps1 ss AVE AVE AZ Gay sanasy base
ment room. fireplace; also heated by pipes
or sn e nsas esa wse ceakns a At oP9na ss
272I N ST. .s.E.-vacancv in twin-bed
sa fsr sTIaaRe doabs ER se9s newly
s14 A ST. s.E.-Two nicely furnished
large rooms, ami, shower. phone. Con-
1873 B ST: s.E.-Larse double room: twin
beds. modern conveniences; suitable 2 girls
22s 2nd ST. s.E.wsleepins room for .
men twin beds; s5 week each. Newly
ANAcosTIA. mr.. Navy Yard-sunny rm.
for ., windows: suitable Army. Navy
AINA.CosTIA, Al a.. I3ra n1 Navy Navy IYaTdIAttTastiye
family AT o5sss Moons Or ewes. after 7.
next ne, bath: Sgs at door: .ee, ne drinking or
bedrms.: bus at door: gentlemen only.
8si EAST CAPITOL sT.-Double rooms,
newly. decorated; convenient to Armory
and Navy Yard
1903 ST.-Front room, twin beds: near
Navy Yard and Armory; reasonable; con-
venient transportation. AT, .S155.
315 11th ST. S.W.-Large front room in
private home for nice men or couple;
sii7 s2nd ST. s.E.-Nicely furnished room,
conyenient transportation. Phone TR.
TWiN-BED ROOM, for ofscers, cony. to
Navy Yard and Anacostia. FIR. 03S2.
1881 FORT DAVIS PL. Sc, near Fairfax
BATH near % transportation; m s laundry privi. rsf.
leges. Ii. 1912.
3344 MINNESOTA AVE. s.E.-Large room,
beautiful for 3 girls or men; unlim.
phone. reas. TR. 3429.
218 11th ST. S.Ws-Two double and one
single. attractively furnished and well
heated. walking distance downtown. 16s
618 G ST. S.E.-Sgle. or dble bedrm,
newly decorated, well furn., warm; pvt
home; privileges; maid; reasonable. FIR
-
Evening star., 1944-01-16
FARM g GARDEN.

LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning, planting,
transplantins. sodding, lawns made. reno
vated; tree work, aagstone walks w c.
Walker, go Sudbury I'd, Silver Spring. Md
THE FOLLOWING, in good condition. for
sale, cssh-McCormick Deering 1920 trac-
tor, $3.50: mower. SIS; cultivator, SIS;
stump puller. $50: heavy draft team, Sl50;
S15 each. Millard shifflett, Virginia, Route
Z, Leesburs pike. 37A miles from Tysons
Corner. at Cliver's store. Falls Church
S43-J-2
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, hedges,
evergreens and gorgeous new developments
in roses and Towering shrubs to .glorify and
Iandssape pc your own lawn or back yard eco.
garden, apple. pear; cherry. peach and
plum trees. berry plants, rhubarb, grape
vines and asparagus. hardy Northern nurs-
ery-gr?wn stock of Connecticut Valley
nurseries from grower to you, guaranteed
70 grow or replaced free: pay only after
delivery at planting time; due to present
SHORTAGES protect yourself, order now
Phone Ii. 1899 or write Howard Downey,
Washington 2, D c.
NOW is THE TIME to trim shrubbery and
fruit trees Howard Landscape Co., phone
Evening star., 1944-01-16

cATTLE AND LIVESTOCK lcers.l !.
TRAMER for horses wanted. WI. 1895
Or write Box load, Star.
n0kSE, Thoroughbred. good gait. for sale
HORSES for sale; also l show cart and
carriage. s;s M bargain; must be sold because Of
nnmlted space Edgewater Riding Academy,
MILK GOATS, purebred Toggenburgs from
one OF the finest herds In the country; To-
cause OF selective service. BOX Hat,
TENNESSEE walking horse. registered; ex-
cellent manners and performance; 10 years
Old. Charles Barhe. Warrenton, Va
Evening star., 1944-01-16

Nothing better Your neighbor says so
of this super richly fertilized and finely
ground black humus, Makes poor soils
GOOD and good soils better Acts quickly
Holds moisture. Highly effective on grass,
trees. shrubs. roses, vines and flowers. The
ideal plant food you have been looking
for, S15 ton, delivered FERTTL MOSS,
shire dded and fertilized. splendid for mulch
ing and feeding all types OF shrubbery and
grass, 20 bushels. delivered, $40 Lawns
seeded, repaired or rejuvenated Beautiful
and shade trees. Colorful fiagstone walks,
terraces, terraces rock gardens. lily pools. outdoor
pruning and transplanting, Free estirnate'
Lincoln 1926. 3
Evening star., 1944-01-16
ROOMS UNFJRNIsHED.

1895 KENYON. ST. NV, Apt. 32-Unfur-
nisned room for rent in a three-roorn,
Kitchen and bath apartment by an en-
pioyed Christian woman to an employed
CHRISTIAN woman. or will share apartment.
SSoonnVenient Son 70 cars and bus. CO. 5239. I6s
isiiSaasa. KitSSnen. private bath, unfurnished, all
in downtown apartment, nonhousekeeping'
References. Box 393-T, Star. i6s
22a0 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV, Apt.
i03-Large unfurnished 1st-hoor room,
downtown; 2 girls preferred.
35II 18th ST. NV, Apt. 34-Privata
room, emp. lady, share kitchen and bath;
reasonable. Call AID. l775 after $50 a m.
Sunday or after 9 pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
ROOMS WANTED.

QUIET YOUNG LADY desires cheerful
room with gentle family. permanent IL
reasonable; Box 373-T. Star. I8.
aOgNG MAN, student. desires inexpensive
single room with private family; North
west SECTION; Box 276-T, Star.
LADY SECRETARY, employed. would con-
slder staying nights with children, esti.
COLORED Government couple and sister
want j furnished room DE 5Ol9
TWO mature, refined colored ladies want
comfortable room or apart. in good neigh
oorhood, furn. or unfurn. Box 429-T, Star.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Rooms FURNISHED.
Moryland and virajuja (Conf.

3i18 12th ST. B., Arlington. Va.-sin9ie
room, next bath, in private home. Glebe
sSso .ERsHINa DRIVE, An, va,-Rms.
for girls or men, nr. Ari hall and Buck
sssi NORTH QUINCY ST., Arlington
Downstairs bedroom with private bath.
$s5 ssntieman; aentile home. cH. 2ssl.
next TO bath, private family, 10 min. 70
Ientagon, Nsvy Bldg. and one block to res
taurants and bus. Phone CHI. 1881. IBs
LARGE. SUNNY, furnished room in pri-
yntt va,e tnomei % u bus stop at corner; $50 per
LYON VILLAGE, ". blk from bus: large,
plenty Of light and heat, ami; sos; gen,
tleman pref CH. 7l35. go -
All, 5146 N. I5th-Double room for
empl. couple or gentlemen: gentle home;
ga sS5 oshse dblr 1eSefs Sx ss7a Blk bus s2o ssle'
DoUBIE RooM for girls only: close to
MASTER BEDROOM, twin beds, large
s,oSeSi snd G.yM PIX bus, LOG fare; cony Pent.
TAkOMA PARK furnished bedrms.,
basement, bath, shower. private entrance.
auto. auto. oil heat, good ventilation on bus
men. III month each. 81 64T4
Evening star., 1944-01-16
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

WOOD-Green or seasoned hardwood, any
length, immediate delivery. at sir per
ffRRrLscefHn sfsh efns woop os6as sd Cord M.
CORDS, Delivered IN s, {. Wsshinston Il tom only ii
payId ssrnd. / JS kerr 54oo St. Barnabas I'd. s.e.
WOOD, free, from four or Ave large trees,
u cut down and removed. Woodley 324O.
aMsliNDLiNG a. WOOD. sold only In 5-bu. lots,
1aaa r. per ou-; fireplace wood S1s cord. WA.
SEASONED PINE. oovt.-approved cord,
sre sae'oot rfod slnfaIlne prompt servce no stor-
FIREPLACE WooD. seasoned white oak:
or any sbfng ibength; a7 Prompt delivery 81. 6213,
oak and hickory, $50; best
Sushela saa- Cut any length. delivered.
FiREPIaCE HARDWOOD. seasoned, any
dength' cang ceiling price, SCI a cord. S11 half
FfsEpLAcE W6dDt Hsteassy a,ns Isc m sH sss
Isas isrs cfEeiSe5ed WGo sls Atlantic Sozs
essns eas5les Mt + raGnDs0p hry sosRt NJ Airy Nd T.e
SPLIT OAK ere fireplsce sesa wood. sa1; oak s Slabs
and kidl., S19: full meas, sawed to order;
mRsf FfRTsLSeE as wooDs ES Dss7s e per cent oak
GO Seasoned: soS oak, cut any
sassa mRsdsts Rs ases delivery answhere $50
FiREWooD 3 for sale, SIS per cord. Call
FIREPLACE WoOD, 1s-inch seasoned
pine pine; S half cord, Delivery within 5
CORD seasoned, high per cent hardwood,
cut to order, large wood split for conven-
lent handling, bu. dryspine kindling. cut
WOOD, delivered, full cord, mixed, SIG;
oak, SlS. Phone 34-M Gaithersburg. Md.
Oak Hill Farm.
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, S21 CORD.
No storage. Kindling. Soc bag
Pierson. Sandy Spring. Phi Ashton 1921
FIREPLACE WooD, AND KINDLINd.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

WANTED,-Good D.. home for two male kit
pd1pp ssnpi rieaSs phone Woodley 55o4 .
weeks Old EN- sse E9sih sa5 Mknes ssns
GREAT esi al; DANE, faun, female mos. old,
PUPPY ,wks. old female Boston Terrier.
nieely rnis "a maTkss Skss A K. C. Price. ss5.oo.
scoTTfEis, male, II mos. old. A. x. C.
registered of champion stock; reasonable:
must sell; owner in service. SO Deanwood
ays cokrR Taeoma RsTk Md puDp,es registered
black female $500 R. Taylor, si7 18th
b BosToN SlS TERRIER PUPPIES, A. x. c,
Wit Viii Z eIvE III E EXCEPTIONALLY good home
D POSITION: Falls tci Church ssss. 'D S''D l
RABBITS, 10 wks old and younger, 81;
moi aITIf,,d SIe does s & FAILS Church 236s;
from fine cocker bitch. Males SIS; fe
males, S10-while they last. No papers.
Telephone Rockville 15s-W.
$50; fox terriers, SIS: very pretty. 1859
s,SIls BOXER PUPPIES W and 4, months old old;
older dog, housebroken and trained.
Southdown Kennels, Falls Church S35-
DACHsHUND. black and tan, is months.
registered regis Axe, excellent pet. Overlook
WIRE FOX TERRIER, female. mos. old.
champion stock Phone Alexandria 1886
PEktlNGEsE. Selling out. - Beautiful
groWn doss very Teesonable al ls45 sso co
ISV%hLG la%R,i E Furry aF cnila's pet - .wss.
Chevy Chase, Md,
tor meat, fur and fancy. 26l1 Ran
DAiMATIAN PUPPIES. thoroushbred fe-
ms,s; TsN. So WI 1929. 1900
a ad mS Teebbonf na sn1cs d9s Sve!
WANTED. a home for medium size, red
Waaeh doa Tayh old
BOSTON TERRIERS co male pups. Royal
kid s.h lines # interested in fine Boston.
DACHsHuND PUPPY, pedigreed. black and
tan female, excellent child's pet CHI. 6O75.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, mixed breed. for fo;
saie. Saa., sl each' Make gentle pets. Woodley
SINGING CANARIEs for sale; guaranteed.
cocKsRi sPASiEL 81; si1s PUPPIES. $ wks.: ch.
blood lines, solid colors and black and tan.
fRsNca FIJI IN PooDLED Di sanda3d 2ia5 black female
or phone Miss Claude James, 1905 2oth
ssi cHEsxpEaRHr HH BAY BAY? RETRIEVER. thorough
bred male. 5i2 months old. Can be seen
SooN DoGS for sale. 2110 Nichols ave.
Sc TR. 9763.
SCoTTY DOG, pureored, one yr old $50
Large DOG, cross between collie and Ger
nan shepherd; will give to good home.
BuLLD0G-S months. female puppy, by
en-: Falstone Dreaduaught. Child's pet
PUPPY, prize German Shepherd female,
bred from champion stock, excellent
blood lines, pedigreed $50. Call GIL 4173.
2ABBITS-Checkered Giant New Zealand
White and Reds, Senior and juniors Doe
with litters or bred. All stock pedgreed
Some registered
THoS. N. DARLING, Sr.,
Middleburg. Va, Phone 213.
CAIRN TERRIERS, S25-S35.
Collie, fe., inoculated. 10 mo. $40;
Afghans S35,S5o:. Cookers M. S35.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

SUBURBAN OR COUNTRY, BY gentleman.
80; easy car travel distance from Wash.
Box BOAT, Star
COL0RED LADY wants room and board
and care OF 4-mo.-old baby in good. clean
Box 472-D. Star - -'e'
GENTLEMAN wants single room and board
pvt: nome; near @. P. o. State price, etc.
ELDERLY LADY desires apartment with
meals in private home west of Dupont
NO. 6343
HEALTHY 2-MO.-oLD BOY needs good
boarding home with white Protestant family.
to 4:30 ="
ATTORNEY and high school son want
pOrtation. Box 4a4-R. Star