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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-10

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congressional committee to prevent
repetition of the mistakes Of 1919
1919 when friction between the
White House and congress blocked
American participation in the
League of Nations.
Hull did not reply to criticism Of
his foreign policy in Latin America
but 1t was learned that he would
take up this question on Friday
Pan-American day-in an address
before the Pan-American Union.
Chairman Sol Bloom, D., N. Y,
of the House Foreign Affairs COM
mittee and an administration stall
wart, said the address was a "con-
vincing speech which should sat-
isfy the people Of the entire nation
that definite plan Of foreign al
ready exists to establish postwar
peace through the world"
Fish Complains
But in the opposite camp, Rep.
Hamilton Fish, r., N. Y. one of the
administration most violent critics,
said Hull had dealt mostly with
generalities" and that it was t"quite
clear that we have no foreign policy
whatever"
1.-THE people," he said, "are still
waiting to hear what happened at
Teheran, Cairo and other confer
ences. Furthermore, we still do not
know whether the Atlantic Charter
applies to the smaller nations. such
as the Baltic countries. Our for
eign policy seems to be like the
vanishing Cheshire cat; sometimes
you see a tail, sometimes you see a
head, but never the whole cat"
Fish observed that Hull did not
state what specific position the
United States, Britain, China and
Russia to stick together and act
together would determine whether
victory would be followed by en-
during peace or another war He
expressed fear that politics might
endanger the unity that is neces-
Sary for the United States to act
In effective concert with the other
Allies.
I'VE are in a year of national
election, in which it is easy to
arouse controversy on almost any
subject. whether or not the subject
is an ISSUE" he said. You, there
fore. as well as we who are In pub
lie Office, bear great responsibility.
It is the responsibility of avoiding
needless controversy in the formu-
lation of your judgments"
Declaring that strides already
have been taken toward formulat-
ing plans for postwar organization,
he cautioned that the road ahead
still was long and difiicult and that
unity was necessary to traverse It
successfully.
Once before in our lifetime" he
sid, 1--WE fell into disunity and be-
came ineffective in world affairs by
reason of 1t. Should this happen
again. 1t will be a tragedy to you
and to your children and to the
world for generations"
Alglers, April 10 - (U.P) - The
French Committee Of National Lib
Grafton today welcomed the speech
Of Secretary Of State Cordel Hull
as a substantial concession to what
It has wanted for the last six
months. although falling short Of
desired recognition as a govern
ment.
General Charles De 0aulle, head
Of the committee. was reported
pleased after reading the speech.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-10
Draft Boards Puzzled
Over New Rulings
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can be made, it was stated by
authorities today. According to the
initial issuance of the directive and
its Interpretation, quotas will not
be considered until the reprocessing
of the 10 to 26 is complete so that
it will not be necessary for local
boards to fill quonta by taking the
older men.
However, it is believed hat not ton
great a number in Waterbury is in
the younger age bracket, although
1t was estimated by national auth.
critics that some 100000 occupation.
ally deferred single men and nom
fathers between the ages of Is and
26 are still In that classification.
This does not include pre-Pearl Har-
Dor fathers.
Individual pre-Pearl Harbor in
ductees over the Is age who are
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destroy many buildings, damage a
jetty and set fire two small freight
erS.
approximately 200 miles to the
southeast, the raiders hit Wewak
with 95 tons of bombs, starting fires
in the Bivouac and supply areas at
But. Cape Moen and Brandt plant
alton.
The Hansa Bay area, 100 miles
south Of Wewak, was blasted with "a
tons Of bombs, which started huge
fires in fuel storage depots.
American bombers, from Solomons
bases. also continued their attacks
on the isolated Japanese garrisons
In the Bismarck Archipelago, hit.
ting Kavieng, New Ireland. with 80
tons Of bombs and Rabaul, New
Britain, with more than rs tons.
One U. s. plane was lost over New
Ireland.
American naavl units joined with
dive-bombers in raiding enemy POSI-
tons on the southwest coast OF
Bougainville in the Solomons, CEN
tering the attacks on the Torokina
ePrinaeter ct the Empress Augusta
Bay beachhead and the Jaba river
TO the south.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-10

prepared to leave this week or early
next as representative Of the city's
four draft board quotas admitted
they were confused" by the direc-
tives, stating that in many instances
they have resigned positions and
broken up their homes. Many ex-
pressed a desire to leave as quota
members dspit the DIRECTLY, stating
that they felt that the postpone
ment would be a mater of a few
weeks resulting in unpleasant de-
parture ceremonies being repeated
twice in a short period of time. Lo-
cal draft authoritis stated that they
cannot make any ruling until find
orders are received from federal and
state authorities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-10
FLOOD IN ARGENTINA

Buenos Aires, April 10. (UP)-
Latest reports from the Bahia
Blanca region said today that IT
persons were dead and AZ others
were missing in flood waters In.
undating large areas of one Of Ar
gentina'S richest agricultural Sec
tons.
Thousands Of cattle drowned as
torrential rains caused the regions
rivers to overflow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-10
Much Rotten
Meat Found
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Admitting the sale TO decomposed
meat be prevented, he added that
such sales can be reduced to a cer-
tain extent and made improbable
for vendors guilty Of such practices.
1.-THE greatest outlet for decom-
posed meat" he said, lis in ham
burger steak, lamb patties, sausages,
frankfurters, and bologna"
Lythgoe revealed that during
1913, Massachusetts food inspectors
conflscated a total of 30,863 pounds
of decomposed meat. OF the total
he said, 407 pounds were found in
restaurants, 4085 in food Factories,
9275 in markets and 1905 in cold
storage warehouses. The confisca-
tions resulte din SO prosecutions of
which n resulted in convictions,
he added.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-10
Respite Only
Ninety Days
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NNOalI1AIuSu lbOul rage ~
to be deferred will be held to the
absolute minimum. The list OF ac-
tivities In which they will continue
to be deferrable is being prepared
by federal interagency committee
headed by manpower chief Paul ".
McNutt. The armed forces have
powerful representation on the COM
mittee and will seek to keep the
list Of deferrable jobs low.
The Navy needs 100000 men to
reach its announced goal Of $500, 900
men by Sept. /. The Army has
reached its goal Of 100000 but will
continue to take from $4,000 to I00,-
900 monthly to provide requirements
for heavy casualties anticipated in
the western European invasion.
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lery emplacementS behind the bat
tlefronts and shipping of the Dali
nation coast Of Yugoslavia.
Unfavorable flying weather i'm
peded aerial operations. but the
Allies ran up total Of about 400
sorties without losing a plane.
Last night British Mosquito
bombers stabbed at the Perpignan
air field In southern France. setting
fire to big Dornier on the ground
and shooting up 3 number Of trains;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-10
Walter WillcheIl
In NezV York

and called "a tool for subversive
agents"
The Duncan RenaldOs will be
three in midsummer Julie Stew
ems, the actress you're welcome,
LADY,, and Chas. Underhill, the
wealthy director, we're married last
Jan. The Newspapers will head
line a acknowledgements cat-and-
dog fight thatn make the Arabian
oil deal seem smalltime Madi-
son Square Garden is looking for
a Summer idea again Maria
Montez got a bum break when an
item blended her with a reporter
on the coast. Hasn't had q date
with any male since her groom went
ocerseas Have a howl: New
OPA regulations list blessed-event-
ing as an "ailment". Oh, doctor!
Add racketS: Many 4Fs are
purposely getting themselves into
uniform to get pensioned medical
discharge later The Stork with
the 80 per cent taxi had IAN aver
age Saturday'-$6, 700 NJ. Berle
wishes they'd stop picking on Sin
atra "or therein be nothing left of
him" Yoo, hoo, Steve Biz
minghaml Steve's a Dies shadower.
Haw!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-10

From The Labor Advocate, FL
Paso. Texas: well, Sam Houston
many years ago broke down this
congressional immunity by Gaming
one Of these slandering members
Of Congress though he had a gun on
his person, but was unable to use
1t in the melee, and Sam Houston
paid fine in open court for his
act - the present day needs some
Houstons" Radio Rowgues Won
der if the Just divorced Paul White
(of CHS censorship quietly mar
ried his script-collabber, Peg Miller,
in Atlantic City last week? i.
The DeMarcos are better than ever
at the Roxy :. Lana Turner's lat
est is a radio favorite. He's said
to have told intimates: I'D rather
drive a truck first before giving her
up" . May pull Duke Of Wind
sor."
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Bombers Raid
New Guinea

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-10

The Little Palm Clubs "Dacita"
Can amazingly fine rhumba four
some) may soon delight the swank
set here -. Frank Stanley's piano.
ing should be over nationwide
hookup Add delights: Tommy
Lyman's torchants at Maison Pierre
This is how popular Comdr.
Eddy Duchin Is in the Navy: His
crew just presented him with a new
accordion, with which he delights
them between sub-hunting Each
Nazi officer has private room
with bawth, if you please, at Camp
George Meade near Baltimore And
500 American MPs there are used
to guard 1900 italian prisoners, who
receive worse treatment than the
Germans The rule forbidding
foreign reporters to ask questions
at the White House and State Dept
conferences may be lifted soon.
Pegler'S vicariouS attack has its
humorous aspects =. The reaction
aries should make up their minds
:. 1t must be embarrassing to
syndicate clients to have Pegler
claiming the credit fbor his pals in
the material in Under Cover" at
the same time that Senator Wheeler
denounces best-selled as "Infamy"
and "phony" Pegler comes to
the defense of the Dies Committee
and reports that Dies group has
the same exposes in it's files E.
Oh, Metz! Much Of it appeared
in Sabotage" and other books land
this colyum in 1880 and earlier . Z.
The Dies Committee wasn't Gre
ated until 1888 .. 1t isn't news that
Mr.. P. rushed to re-write the speech
that was written for Dies Peg
Ter rewrote it almost word for
word, bunk for bunk What IS
news that our broadcast rebuttal
debunked Mr.. P's hokum 3 days
before &. was denouncing and ex-
posing communists when Pegler was
just defending lynchings.
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ImphoI Plain

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Truk Blows
Blast Airway

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-10
Allies Beat
Off5.Attocks

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-10
FDRites Hail
HuIIToIk

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Evening star., 1944-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. calculAtors. type.
sasb "a Sun SS tsas VIII HIs;s R ts Cash
prizes Call Mr.: BALDI, Republic 6o23.
contents of apts. or houses, at once. We
SapRUom d %SSDs sETE as stDrss ia aa
glassware and rugs. Dupont 0513 8.
s:.si f1:s: s,:sS.s s:' Isots s.ess s':'s: y:
CASH FoS DIAMONDS I and i old u soid old
Es EsT TTl}EK RTsK. NC; sI4 isth ~, DI s75s
used clotSinz. BERMANsss. 'iiH iYa9 7th ah'a st.
NV NE; 37e7, Open ewes. viii call.
Sax LUIh,iNSSS,-hisnest LINZ. prices Tor mens + ane
S%ek ssa9 lsf $. n's nos.' MI xi salt ss LITTLE
Ssed 81 ssss slSsAies op.p H:as, .S.. viii bss "
DIAMONDS. GOLD. Highest cash prices
paid Get our ,1er before you sell
EEsHHG fEEcTKIc H aoT rtaTE. ssT wi viii pay good
Rf.Se RhscrRic REfR1SRRsTok. EfaaS;Ra to Gu IT..
ngs1 De IN ne aeod asss sondton will pay cash
machine, household goods; etc; absolutely
anzime e.Sh nsse 4ss iST best results call
FURN, rURE. bric-a-brac. china, glassware.
psd 81. ps9sRs mRRsY ashest TsseT ss ss
FuRN:. in good; clean condition: stoves.
Cos aSs Som. St Th oss z,
all kinds; elec., appliances, old china. bric--
a-brac: maximum cash prices; prompt and
sS1steoqs sso4 or Ms serg!ee Ss, Call any time RE
FURNfTURE wanted at once. Odd pieces
or an entire home, Please call MR..
fGRNIrGRE h tGds' and f household D effects of the
better kind wanted at once Such as
suites. odd art pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
china 1la Also want and @
GRADY. MA. 2620l
FURNITURE for one-room. kitchenette and
bath apt; With apt: availsbls; wanted by
isy a1se. and household furnishings of
Ask As oas tos MR. soo ERRY ssss HT sss
g pm. cali FIR: 5000. Ext. rs IL.
price. Ask for MR.. OPPENHEIMER. sos
aoIDGsrinr your old gold. silver. plating.
teeth discarded jewelry; We pay cash
HIGH CHAIR, separate table and chair
MATTRESS, prewar inner-sprins: double
MiLIiNEkY E1xfSkEs-Hs.ds. stands
Call after 10 am: NO. O116. Z.
sn o' so' inches hsR sR' Phon. Nsohs
1858; an. to 8 pm.
PIANO-We are looking for spinet. apt,
highest cash price. GE t465.
PIANO---High prices paid for spinet. grand
e. 9. sTall Th sgsisshts Sp5s II interested in selling
PIANo-i am looking for . good spinet or
sither srsna 0ienG can NY W sIa gsy hiah price for
PIANOS-Hiehest cash prices for spinets.
grands, consoles and small uprights Of any
make Or type. Call MR.. VERNON, Repub-
PiANOs WANTED - Grands. spinets or
studios: highest cash prices paid. Write or
phone z5n HUGO WoRcH. lilo q ST. NV.
RADIOS AND GRAND PIANO wanted a,
suTe pissse esIi tod 'S AZ ar '9sqdsH 9rsds n. seao
REFRIGERATOR. electric. family size, for
SEWING MACnINEs-We buy an types;
repair. hemstitchinE. buttons covered.
pleating 917 F ST.. RE 1900. RE. 231l
TkICfCLES, small and large, also child S
auto. Will call for at once and pay cash
il in good condition. Wisconsin 8042,
TRICYCLE. WANTED, children's. Call
Gomdr; \. H. larsen, GIL. S253
WARDROBE TRUNK, must be in 1st class
%sSSiSS yssS aGSS,,J5 SR spFssnt' needed
WASHING MACHINE md mansle. suitabl.
for apt. house use. AID. 1853.
WANTED. small electric range. and small
rkcR M rnp M 1919 ol a.
monds, silverware, cameras. clothing and
hand. MAX zwEIG. ME. 9I13.
Evening star., 1944-09-06
1IpAIRs AND slRvlct tcsss !.

NtYAIkS AND SERVICE tCoue j.
nos. Honest prices. SfiD.trTY hkDnifcc knic
Sln SHoF; III s-g 3z12 pm.' Friday and Saturday
sIfRiGERaroR HHi 2s1t REPAIR. prompt hom.
ssryics on bslt.driven refrigerstors. Acl
kEFEfGEEAATTS5ERMs kEFEfGEEEAAT5EM tnrAllREb. Ri Gllaa sorxe, .el
vinstor, Leonard. Crosley; Frigidairs and
kErRiGfRxTioNN Nafss SEpAfRs snS service.
~ makes: prompt. guaranteed work. CO.
REFRIGERATION sERvICE--For prompt.
s214. BOULEVARD REFRIGERATION co.
ROOFING. timing. painting, guttering and
SEWING MAcnfNEsM%uuarsntee%a % % repsiss Hn;
en- any make. Adjusting and oiling, 81.
Part, f.. and supple; for a a1 %.ehnes ssH
fsf sfwfhS S 1AosiNs nsiIsfs igPa1Rs-w. inspect.
oil and adjust any make machine. CSC.
Famous "New Home" sales and service
THE PALAIs ROYAL. sewing machines.
xEsrTfxN yns HHl Di slfsDs fsnS r.p..n..a r.t.p.a
fsEf sIENSs iSs cleaned ssc up to
mssSea aafs II Ssf sH%pG R9dsEn nass 1Ma
ne NE Gss Go oIl s. yS, pu $780, SsoS
isms % 70 Miss koss. REPAiRs. INC NC PIE II.
1919. Branch of Nash Floor Coz
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. Full
LER g. dMBERT. INC. -S15 10th st. NV.
National A712
b JAMES, j. BURDIs. carpenter contrac-
to,s; no Job too small; estimates cheerfully
GENERAL CONTRACTING, csrpentry
paintins and paper hanging: screening and
storm sash; don't delay that repair lob any
us call. Chestnut 6S4S.
GENERAL REPAIR, plastering. cement,
waterproofing, carpenterins; all work guar
elteed bv white mechanics. LU. 1886.
d. JAMES, ]. BURDIS, carpenter contrac-
tors; no lob too small; estimates cheerfully
given. 1119 Clifton st. NV. HO. 1915.
Evening star., 1944-09-06
HOUSES WANTfD 70 RENT.

TW0-B.E. APT. or house. furnished or
Sn,urnishsd Ms T1Hsn in Sc oS6 Wssh or nearby Nd
~ NzSa hHK4s scnNrrsT snfaln,:h.d fa or iar
To9ms; S, 49, .MS1oo-si5o: hishest references.
2 On BkDRooM HOUSE. s1oo unfur-
.as dHs ~" ssssiGa ZOO & niss
GOVT. oSFiCfAL needs unfurn. e-s bed
room r nouss: Ga Ssreful tenant. Elk. 1890
ooecsTocsEa u 1abnfSrnish.d. Oh small, s-ssed-
room house Cor 2-bedroom bungalow with
500. snnuai lease ou Or otherwise. t Have Have
Just sold larger Silver Spring home. Ac-
ssssomed sass 70 caring pns for good property. Ma
WANTED 70 RENT by naval captain. wife
and grown daughter. unfurnished or. 5
oP ans Phone Fl sas p
catur $500. Ext 3lS
ARMY OFFICER. wife. 2 sons, 5 and Z
apt, upfurnished; convenient to schoo
and market in NV. section, Arlington OF
Alexandria: OCCUPANCY, prior to Nov. i
Cow RTToRNsY VIE oE Sons sa and
3. desire to lease furnished 2 or 3 bed
room house: will give references and pay
1898. between $50 am. and ID Pm pm. f'
ADULT FAMILY OF 4. permanent wash.
ington residents. desire 2-bedroom house
transporta tion and shopping center. Maxi.
mum, Ss5 Phone Ii. 1868 e
TWO OR THREE BEDROOMS. furnished
NV. preferred Navy wife, husband, .
adult parents, no children. no pets Maxi
mum, Sl25; at once. MRS. ROBINSON
NEED 2 or 3 bedroom house in NV. sec.
tion. VIII pay up to $3.50 mo. Desirable
tenants. Call after Z O'Clock. FIR. 5647.
MONTHS RENT in advance, years
lease: naval ofhcer, wife. children and
nurse need or 5 bedroom house, fur
nlshed, baths; NV. section: occupancy
before Oct. 1st: rent up to $3.50 q month.
rhons Adams 600, Ext. 1017-F.
NAvA. OFFICER, wife. children desire
furnished Chevy Chase. Bethesds. Airing
advance; likely be permanent; approxi-
mately 81 so; best references. RE 400
Ext 63209: after pm, AID. 6I23
NAVAL OFFICER. wife, two school-ase
children desire 3 or bedroom furnished
house. good NV. section; will pay three
months rent in advance; likely to be per
manent; responsible tenants. best refer
EXECUTIVE with MFR, here permanently
must have ., 3 or bedroom, furnished
apt or house; in refined district. Cali Ex.
TNTURNIsnED HOUSE. 3 bedrooms, sss
NV. or Bethesda. Call Mr. SALMAN, q
TO 8. Ordway 1122. Ext 246, weekdays
Evening star., 1944-09-06
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

2SlI 10th fL, NE.-2 rooms, kitchen, pvt.
sata @ 1ssS tyisythinS r. furnshed he .ys.6Is nov
ltnsi asc,,on - ro9ms sn private entrance; no OBJ
sIs willow AVE, Takoma Park nice
rooms. twin beds LYING room, kftchenette
and bath; VI hr. from downtown. 81.
FORMERLY large pvt. home. being re-
modelled. decorated into rooms and spts. for
ofhcers: All new furniture and furnishings.
ArlRxccHT.o All xxcHo0HTns FUN r. downtown nwi livtn, and
rent rental ss$ 80 mo- Box 1ss4HaYY. sHY tss s.sr. 8.
37Ia after pm. ''''A' ~
GIRL to share Gentile apartment with one
Dssf cs rsoTsE ss7s snd stss tsspnon. D%
SasNisHfnkI. SthssSi Ga,l NJ vaoss sls4. Go. ~.
1910 G ST. N.E.-3 rooms. semipyt. bath:
ARfliIvs! M RRftlIs!es insqssd cony no
NoRraEAsT6nssroosma ns mo ms apt nj flrst s7iS, door
Iront' IRON only & So week, including Frisidaire
render See MR.. cHARLEs sa at 100 iffx'cf + sc e
ss a. EIE II es2e. s4s WV and > room ant,
nicely furnished, downtown. new-house
condition. Sl1.00. $3.50 and up. Also
iaIse Sleeping room, So and 81 q week
Ia.3 EUCLID ST. NV rooms. Kitchen
cite apt. no linens. S!0
i3ef VERMONT AVE. N.W.-Desirable
iurn; apt. for two. S4s mo-: smaller, $40:
TAKQMA PARK-First-noor studio room
aiad,I and KIT; "a also a-room apt; $50 and s45:
3 ROOMS to clean. quiet. refined Christian
couple 1nspection s to 0. 42I RAN
iso5 R. /. AVE. N.w.-Nicely furn. rm.
kitchenefte and porch. share bath Price,
1898 BELMONT RID. NV. on Mt Pleas.
ant carline-Furnished combina ton living
and bedroom, large kitchen, private bath.
porch; ideal location: S7S a month; s
Govt. girls. NO. as95
3Ss8 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Apt for 2:
at,on s5s; very nice section: conv. transpor-
DOWNTOWN. 1I43 18th NV small
rms. and kit: everything furn. for 3; S75:
also l-rm. ground moor apt. for 2, $50.
.2s ST. N.E.-Basement apartment. 2
rooms; private bath employed couple or 9
ssss sso no Is. drntins sf Swo NO '9ss Gasm. kitchen
semiprivate bath, FIRST floor; utilities in
eluded; SOS. co. 1871.
WILL GIVE elderly. lady a home in ex-
change for care Of apartment and part
care OF 2-year-old child in evenings. Cali
between and & pm. TR sTT4,
TWO LARGE furnished rooms for Ink
adults only. Elk, G,i56
CONGENIAL. fun-loving Jewish girl
wanted to share with two others very
charming Groom apt: Ewes, NO 9541.
Evening star., 1944-09-06
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, black or
black-and white, registered A K. C.; Is
Own blood line; reasonable Hobby Hill,
81. OS77 or Berwyn CIV
DALMAT1ANS, females, S10-SI5, pedg
Cocker: black. red and white. S30-S5O
DOG HOTEL, 7344 Georgia ave, IA. 1921 .
MANCHESTER PUPS, pedigreed. male and
female. Will sell cheap. 2O04 N. 10th ST.,
Arlington. GIL. 1856.
WANTED. good home with fenced yard.
for kittens. housebroken. GE s5519, 10
to B: AT. 1923. ewes.
SIAMESE KITTEN, lovely, blue-eyed.. pure
aa 6Ied; asy Playful, ,t.o loving and devoted pet.
BOSTON TERRIER fuPs, A. K. C. reg,
aged 2 months. Call Columbia 1887. Ias
WANTED-Puppy or young dog Arlington
home owner with exceptionally large fenced
2.,1S. ysrd vii give good care. to good dog.
DOCS BoaRDED-Meat diet, grass runs,
individual range houses: call for and de-
COCKER PUPPY, IL weeks old. female,
black black Axe M registered. II coIebrooke
BOXERS; outstanding quality, Axe reg.
EaGLlsH ff sGsI HsG' PUPS male, over WI xis.
f,ns aWc sour mug; nus plenty wrinkles; hesitby,
PEKINGEsEDAKc: real pets: show vom-
ans pups; beauties: males and females;
also toys. 1919 Vermont ave. NV. ME.
1904. Falls Church S31-W-3
LOVE BIRDS or parrakeets for sale, beau
Phone GL. 0ls3. 8252 Lee hwy.
Evening star., 1944-09-06
FARM 8 GARDEN,

APPLES-Approximatel 1000 bushels Of
apples on trees. Call MA. 1880, MRS.
STARK Trees BEAR FRUrr-c,in . year.
order now while all fruit varieties are
available for fall planting. Phone Lincoln
2399 or write HOWARD DOWNEY, 1888
Meigs st.. Washington 2, D. C.
bOXWOOD6 and screening shrubs, reason.
able for entire lot. CHI. 9O62
GkEENEk GRASS-Those who heard the
september call for seasons East and acted
Know that sreener grass and better grass
should not be on the other side of the
fence Preparation now fnsures success
thAt comes only once 4 year. High-quality
seed. fertilizer and workmanship will work
hand in hand with nature to perfect that
yelvety green you have long been yeaynine
for, Grading. topsoil, hagstone, brick
walks, terraces, walls. lily pools, specinen
evergreens, shrubs. hedges, myrtle for
shady spots, tree sursery: trellis and arbor
ceonstFuction. waterproodng: Wondersro,
the IDEAL lawn food, makes poor soil GOOD
and good soils better: free estimates; SIS
ton. Lincoln 1925. QS
GARDEN .tOLS, used. IN excellent con.
ditton, rickS with new handles. S1.O6:
shoyels 81 16; vheelbarroWh So 80; nat
teeks with oev handlss. 81. .06: hoes With
shep. q 9 stores: fhens esdsrs. zTlsn-
COOK. wo. sss6 and Ksnsinsson. 4eS. =
Evening star., 1944-09-06
APARTMENTS uhFvRh,sHsp.

COMFORTABLY, cool and spacious, con-
sisting OF kitchen. bath, breakfast. living
All RUSSELL Apt. s. haywood Gardens
TRADE bedroom-liv.. solarium, Kitchen.
all conv.. apt, nearby Virginia. for 2 or
bedroom NV. apt or house. Wo. O962.
esl2 TEXAS AVE. S.E.-S5s so: living
room, bedroom; kitchen, dinette and bath;
utilities furnished; available Sept 18th
PHILLIPS d CANDY. INC, Realtor, lOi2
18th st NV. MA 1000