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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19

vedene, make, imamo pa tudi
hudo strupene gobe, Xxi nina
jo takih znakov, a SO smrtne,
n. pr. strupenl k u k m a k ali
krompirjevka, XII Sc dobi v ma
sih gozdih treh barvah: bella,
zelenkasta in rumenkasta.
Kar Sc tice pocrnenja srebr-
ne zlice ali cebule, Sc to lahko
zgodi pri vsaki gobi - bodis
strupeni ali uzitni - ako nj ve5
popolnoma sveza, ker Sc je zace'
ma gobi zaradi razkrajevanja
delati zvepleni vodik.
Poleg nekaterih strupenih
COB n. pr. vrazji, rdecerepni in
volcji goban (boletus, satanas,
b. pachypus, b. lupinus) spre-
menijo barvo tudi nekatere
prav dobre gobe, n. pr. moro
glavka, kosanjevka, turek ali
kozak in druge.
Popolno zastarelo in napacno
je tudi pravilo, da so strupenc
ali vsaj neuzitne vse gobe, k
izcejajo mleko (sok). Mleko IL
cejajo nekatere zlahtne gobe, n
pr. okusna sirovka, hrusevka ali
pecurka in druge.
Ravno tako .napacna je trdi-
:ev, da spoznamo strupene 60
oe po neprijetnem vonju in 20
prnem ali pekocem okusu. Maj
.hujsa strupenjaca, re pref O.
menjeni strupeni kukmak al
krompirjevka, nina bas nepri-
jetnega vonja (disi po sirovem
krompirju), tudi okusa nj 20
prnega ali pekocega, a vendar
je smrtno nevarna.
Nasprotno je dobra goba po-
prova mlecnica ali bella kravja-
ca, XII je v Italiji iskana poslas-
tica, a je pekoca kakor sam po.
per.
LIE pri eni skupini platnicark,
t. j. pri golobicah, je zanesljivi
znak, da SO uzitne vse tiste vr
ste, XII so sladkega okusa, do.
eim strupene takoj zapeeejo ma
jeziku. Toda skupino golobic -
vseh je mad 30 vrst - pozna
zanesljivo lie izvezban goboslo
Vec.
Tudi pri mas ze precej znane
zivorumenei storovke ali jarsi SO
sirove zelo zoprnega okusa, ven-
dar so "a jed pripravljene prav
dobfe in izdatne, ker rasejo
rnnozinsko.
| Nevarno je lahko nadalje
!. mnenje, da SO uzitnc vse gobe,
XII jih polzi objedajo. Polzi jedo
{, tudi najhujse strupenjace, a
jim mic ne skodujejo, docim lah-
4 ko cloveka usmftijo. sr
I v razmerju uzitnimi, oziro
ma neskodljivimi gobami je ia,
ko malo res nevarno strupenih
1 COB, da hi 81 jih lahko vsakdo
I.zapomnil.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19
Kako spoznamo
uzzitne in
neuzitne gobe

Cello med razumnimi je dosti
ljudi, XII zahtevajo cd goboslov-
cev, mai jasno povedo ali zapi-
sejo, kako Sc zanesljivo spozna-
.jo strupene gobe cd uzitnih.
Ko je mas priznani poznava-
lee gobarstva pred lett ma pova-
bilo "Mladinske matice" napisa'
v "Kresnicah" poljudno razpra-
vico gobah, Sc je med kritik
oglasil nepodpisan ucitelj S pri
kritim ocitkom, da avtor name
noma ne izda zanesljivih navo
dill "a razlikovanje med strupe
mimi in uzitnimi gobami, ces, kaii
nam koristi vse avtorjevo pou
ceyanje, &c nam pa ne pove
splosnih znakov "a spoznavanJe
strupenih COB.
Taksni neverniki pa MISC sa-
mo pri mas, kjer je goboznan
stvo sele V prvih razvojih, tenn
vec tudi pri velikih narodih, k
imajo ma tucate slikanih knjig
0 gobah. zaman je neprestano
zatrjevanje goboslovcev, da
sploh nj zanesljivih splosnih
znakov "a strupene gobe.
Noben pameten clovek ne "a
hteva pri strupenih rastlinah
sadezih, kacah, zuzelkah, mrce
sih it'd, splosnih in zanesljivih
znakov "a njih strupenost. Pr
teh strupenjacah je ljudem Z
cd nekdaj samoumevno, da pae
treba poznati posamezne stru
penjake in njih znacilne make
ako Sc hocejo obvarovati nesre.
&c. LIE "a strupene gobe zahte
vajo ljudle Sc vedno splosna ir
zanesljiva pravila.
la taksno trmoglavo zahte
vo je vec vzrokov. Glavni vzrol
so stoletna, cello tisocletna po
polnoma napacna pravila. Rim
ski pisatelj Celzij je ze prec
20C0 lett zapisal, da so strupe
ne: l vse gobe, XII prerezane al
pretrgane izpremenijo prvotnt
barvo, XII pocrnijo, pomodrijo
pozelenijo ali pordeeijo; 2 VS.:
gobe, XII med kuhanjem ali pra
zenjem pocrniJo srebrno zlict
(ali cebulo).
Celzijevim napacnim naukon
verjame cloveski rod Sc danes
po 1000 letih mnogo bolj ke
vsem dognanim preizkusom ma
BE prosvitljene dobe.
Sc cello ponekod v solah Sc DIR
Re (ali so Sc vsaj Sc pred de
setletji drzali) Celzijevih znot
Taxi krivi nauki plasijo ljud
pred uzivanjem COB, a najusod
neje pa je, da zakrivijo najvei
smrtnih nesrec. Imamo namrei
prav dobre gobe, XII kazejo ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19
"a kuhinio

SADNI PIKNIK. Mesaj, da Sc
zgosti, dive zlici goste mezge, sti-
ri rumenjake in dive zlici sladkor-
ia v prahu. Nato primesaj sneg
stirih beljakov in pol zlice moke.
Kozo pomazi sirovim maslom,
ncter zlij testo, razravnaj in spe-
ci. Das kot slascico ma mizo.
no grozovitost, XII jo je izvrsil
mad MO.
Sodisce je zakon locilo in je pri
znalo toziteljici il raziogov, XII
jih je navedla, visoko odskodni-
no.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19
KuPui+e voine bonde!

Franc usvarile poloza k bo sarno zahteval nepo-
rebne zrtve cd srani nash armad in zaval poraz Mem
cije, tevec vodie direkno razere il kaerih utegne
vzplamteti civilna yojna Franeiii.
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LOST RATION COUPONS.

"a" GAS RATION BOOK, issued to Marion
NJ McAndrews' 53l Randolph ST. NV.
"A" GAS BOOK, on street car to genning.
Clarence E. Harried, GALS Sheriff road,
"A" GAS COUPON, issued to Margaret M.
n.S a" GAS BATON Id,,, BOOK; issued @ to. Mrs.
AEnfs9p iASf x sfhMEKs f5as Of 47o2 Meade
please return to Betty Summers. 1919 Cor
sas eSlsn RAr1oS Il ON BOOK "a" issued to David
GAS RATION BOOK "a" issued to Ed
"a GAS FaTnoN Pafno Th BOOKS "A and co." issued
TO MinHrva Ifr rsh A Snoddy' ID 20 & n Washington
Donaldson 1854 Barr I'd, WASH: IS, D e. G.
,sa. and zI;gs A1gusta IS RsSt s7s Cameron st.
sa5os ssSh Lisss; i4S Iss9d Jsss R'ssss
Amy and irene Arnold. SO Addison ioSu1S Road, d.
HATrSs Ess1 s}s1is5s! sSoss s. nos; AND 80
Lest b,I,GN GsbrqarS RGS 2sth IN silver Spring;
ry MsHp s1s 7sa1 wdoM E MidfR Ra
Nos. 3 AND BOOKS, 2 each; issued to
4 kASs HHbssY BooSPsssss ass Fyas St return to 1905
RATION BOOKS AND 4, issued to Minnie
Akers and Eugene W. Akers. 512 18th
RATION. BOOKS NO 4, for Emeline L.
Coffey,. James H. Coffey and Sabina Coffey,
GheTe5ly GsTfGN qssdens, RnSKs, tanSoveE Mo Nd .a
Eileen Canterbury, Betty Pennestri II End
ave. Takoma Park. Md. 81. 5136.
Charles E. House and Billy G. House. 1853
l9tn st. NV. DU. 1852:
WAR RATION BOOKS NO. 4 t2), issued
to William r. and Martha Wolfe, 37O3
Kennedy St, Hyattsville; also two No. s
and one No 4, issued to Frances Elaine
WAR RATION BOOK 3. issued to Robert
j. Hawkins, 46O3 Chase ave, Bethesda,
Md. Call OIL. 0432.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Last Witness Heard
AT FTC Hearings in
Kronheim Case

The Federal Trade Commission to-
day presented its final witness in
its hearings designed to determine
whether Milton Kronheim g. Son,
Inc. District wholesale liquor firm,
required local dealers to purchase
wines in order to buy whisky.
Mrs. Tillie c. Brown, operator of
the Service Liquor Store, HOO Ninth
street NV, said under cross
animation by Alvin L. Newmeyer,
the firms attorney, that she didn't
feel that she was forced" to make
a "tie-in" purchase of whisky, al
though she said she felt she wouldn t
have received the whisky had she not
placed an equal order for wine.
Earlier, on direct examination by
FTC Counsel Floyd C. Collins. Mrs.
Brown said that when she asked to
purchase four cases of whisky in
half pints last May a salesman
handed her an order list of wines
and champagne and explained it
would be "one for one" purchase.
The witness said she then pur-
chased four cases of whisky and
four cases of wines.
Under questioning by Mr.. New
myer, Mrs. Brown said she has sold
the wine and champagne and has
placed another order for the same
brands.
I'm not sorry I bought it," she
said
The witness said she had bought
whisky from the firm earlier with
out any mention being made of
wine or champagne
During the hearings before Trial
Examiner John w. Norwood the
FTC has placed five liquor retailers
on the stand in an effort to support
its charge that the firm has en-
gagged in 'tie-in" sales and has es-
tablished monopoly on certain ma
tionally distributed brands OF
whisky.
The hearings will be resumed
Wednesday, when the liquor firm
will begin its defense.
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opposed Mr.. Davis for the governor

opposed Mr.. Davis for the governor
ship.
The unomcial vote from 1857 Of
the States 1855 precincts gave Davis
l90,474 and Morgan 158,608.
New Orleans, citadel OF the "Old
Regular" Long faction, gave Mr..
Morgan less than an 8,000-vote lead
over Mr.. Davis. Mr.. Davis support
|ers had counted on having to over
come about q 10000 vote margin in
the city.
Mr.. Davis appeal for the election
|of j. Emile Verrett for lieutenant
governor appeared to have been an
swered by the voters. In 1857 OF
1,865 precincts they gave Mr.. Verrett
185. .099 votes, while Earl Long gar
Inered 1876. Nevertheless, Mr.
Long would not concede defeat.
The "Old Reguar"-Long choice fol
attorney general, Joe r. Cawthorn
on the basis Of 1874 precincts, hao
159,246 votes against his Davis.
ticket opponent, Fred S. Leblanc OF
Baton Rouge, who had 1853.
Other races:
One thousand seventy mine pre-.
cincts of 1855. for State treasurer
John B. Daigle, Lake Charles busi.
nessman Morgan ticket, 86,735; A
p. Tugwell, incumbent and Davi.
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by his former wife. Judge
Quinn was given until Monday to
reply.
Request Still Pending.
Still pending before the court to-
day is a petition for a temporary
restraining order to prohibit either
parent from removing the child
from the courts jurisdiction and
making her, in effect, a ward of the
court. The request was made by
Attorney Charles E. Ford after he
had filed suit on behalf of Mrs.
Claire M. Dawes, the mother of
Mr.. Langan. asking the court to
investigate the entire custody mat
ter in the name of Joan herself.
Mr.. Ford pointed out that during
the six years of legal battling be-
tween Miss Manners and her former
husband the child has never been
represented in any court. The ac-
ton filed by the paternal grand
mother, he said, would afford -her
this opportunity, under the protec-
ton of the court, for the first time.
Miss Manners testified yesterday
that the child had seemed "petulant'
but otherwise reconciled to being ir
her mothers custody when they re-
turned to downtown hotel from
Rockville after the Maryland court
granted her custody late Thursday
night. The childs demonstration ir
the Rockville court, Miss Manners
said, was "hysterical and dramatic.
Another matter in connection
with the case still is pending ir
Maryland. 1t is an application fol
a perjury warrant against Mr.. Ian.
gan filed by Miss Manners in Mont.
gomery County. Miss Manners &C.
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New York House Race
Is Won by Democrat
By Margin Of 1,571
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March Demo
Gratis retained their seat in the
House of Representatives from
New York's 21st district yester-
day after a close special election,
but Republican and Democratic
leaders debated sharply it's sig
niflcance on the presidential
campaign ahead.
In the years first test of political
sentiment in President Roosevelt's
home State, James H. Torrens, 60
year-old Tammany district leader,
who campaigned as a supporter of
the President, was elected. He de-
feated William S. Bennett, 73-year-
old Republican, by 1871 votes of
approximately $4,000 cast.
Mr.. Bennet, who had been elected
to Congress four times, the last IN
1915, was indorsed by Gov. Thomas
E. Dewey and Wendell L. Willkie.
Complete unofficial returns from
yesterdays balloting gave Mr.. Tor
rens, Democratic and American La
Dor party nominee, 11,707 votes to
10,136 for Mr. Bennet. Mr.. Tor
rens' Democratic vote Of 8,481 was
below Mr.. Bennet's total, but the
ALP gave Mr.. Torrens 1926 votes
Normally Heavily Democratic.
The district, which is in Manhat-
tan's upper West Side and takes in
part Of Harlem, is normally heavily
Democratic. Joseph A. Gavagan,
who resigned the seat after being
elected to the State Supreme Court,
won in 1912 with 46,934 Democratic
and 1864 ALP votes for total of
6O,588 to 3O,796 for his Republican
opponent
Harrison Spangler, chairman of
the Republican National Committee,
commented:
The Republicans have gone from
33 per cent Of the vote in 1912 to
Al or 48 per cent in yesterdays cleo
ton in this typical district con-
trolied by the Tammany organiza-
ton. That sort of a gain in New
York City would indicate a land
slide for the Republicans in No.
vember"
Loughlin's Statement.
Edward V. Loughlin, new leader of
Tammany Hall, declared Mr. Tor
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Huey Long Followers
Beaten Decisiye|y in
Louisiana Runof Race
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. ar
NEW ORLEANS. March Lou
isiana Democratic voters rejected
yesterday a group Of candidates for
State office who advocated return
to the liberal government OF the
late Huey P. Long" and elevated to
the governorship Jimmie H. Davis,
the author of "You Are My SUN
shine" who campaigned with hill
billy band.
In laying the ghost Of "Longism,
the voters also defeated the bid for
State and party power OF the "Old
Regular" organization of New Or
leans and its leader, Mayor Robert
S. Maestri. unable during the Sec
ond primary campaign to deliver an
expected heavy majority from the
metropolitan area.
A majority of the members of the
Louisiana congressional delegation
also had supported the "Old Regu-
lar" candidates, led by a former
representative and Huey Longs one
time attorney, Lewis L. Morgan, who
Evening star., 1944-03-01
FOUND.

DOG, about 4 months old, German police
y5inity Briarclfn, Call WO 1887,
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In
Of
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cuses her former husband of perjur-
ing himself during the Rockville
hearing. The application is being
studied by former States Attorney
Ben @. Wilkinson.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Robber Gets Blond, Cost
And Full Stock Dinner

LOS ANGELES-Rigged out in a
complete cowboy costume, including
a sixshooter, robber emerged from
a cafe with $l93 in loot. a free steak
dinner under his belt. and small
blond.
After polishing of the meal he
forced a waiter to give UP the cash.
Then, waving his pistol, he said to
petite blond customer, Baby,
you're coming with mel"
And she did,
Evening star., 1944-03-01

The Red Cross Club is the only
place offering recreation to men sta
TONED at Newfoundland posts.
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Lunqun

Continued From First Pase)
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said. But I can't do anything
about it,"
Earlier in the day 1t was an
nounced that the Municipal Court
of Appeals had issued an order
against Municipal Court Judge
Thomas D. Quinn to show cause
why a kidnapping warrant should
not be issued against Mr.. Langan as
Evening star., 1944-03-01

Irens' election lis an Endorsement by
the voters of President Roosevelt's
successful prosecution of the war
and admirable handling of the Ma
tion's manifold problems on the
home front"
Evening star., 1944-03-01
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. " A
",

man, 137,947; 1,079 Of 1885 precincts,
John E. Coke, incumbent superin-
tendent Of education, 123,966 votes,
and his Morgan-ticket opponent, l..
E. Trazar, 1O1 ,174.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
APIS. FURNISHED tcent. } .

LADY to share furn. apt, restricted neigh
bornood. ConY. to transp. Can be seen
after 7:30 pm; reasonable. 1902 2Sth
pl.. Mt Rainier, Md, Apt, 2:
HOUSE, College Park. light. gas water
near: S25 per mo-: children. Call Warfeld
LARGE LIVING ROOM tfve south-front
windows), kitchenette tElectrolux), bath
lshowerl 5 min. to White House. 10th St
bus; S53 mo. to quiet gentleman. Box
GIRL to share new apartment of Conn,
with others; college graduate preferred.
@ 1898 VtGi Allison e 81. I. N.w.-Bed-livinx room,
newly furn,: modern kitchen, dinette. pvt
shower-bath, kitchen utensils. no linens;
20 r. /. AVE. NV, Apt. 21-2nd floor
front. rooms, kit.-dinette, bath. Call
1a'f5 1afs FloRIDA Z o AVE. NE, Apt. %
furnished for two employed Sirls. SIS per
mSsfn 1871 CALVERT safn ST. NV, room, .isten
en- and private bath, refgr.: clean, newly
furn and decorated; good neighborhood,
conv. transp.: suitable for or employed
: ROOMS, kitchen. bath; utilities. linens.
esnes DhSrs HT ssa syllable for
32O5 r. !. AVE, Mt. Rainier. Md, Apt. 3
room. bedroom. kitchen, dinette,
furnished, $40: good transportation.
PRESENT OCCUPANT GOING IN ARMY.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath; 20 min.
from 11th and e SITS. NV: furniture Q yrs.
old, electric stove and refrigerator; very
attractive community.
HarriSon-WaS Co..
927 N. Y. Ave. NV RE 3435
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APARTMENTS Furnished.

$40 F ST. S.W.-Near Govt bldgs.; room
kitehenette; electric icebox, gas range,
Mt PLEAsaNT@Iaree 19 Meneo Complete 1st-f,oor
kBitehen Be with porch raGo close to bus and car;
LARGE Attractive APT. for to 8;
every convenience: coz Aas also girls to share an
5iS 7th ST: s.w.-s rooms. with heat,
N:W.LWanted, responsible settled girls
edssn AFf Sq g9 aSs e
sSaEf sp Sh nSsh No as65 Suite
living room, bedroom, no kitchen: daily
HaKoMa afR Ma PAkk Hnsd Ap AfsmS alSe sSermn
sh as1 81 suEnsesH s9a Toom and kitchen
all l.. utilities included. sleeps 3.
apartment pn1 with two others. downtown;
SEAR bGPoNT Sain FE qa5s aftsE pm
Gall gF 1 puponf S50om 6ass apt with Govt. fiTls
MI. MI. Pleas PIEAsAST@ss SS1Ts 18th st. n.w'r1
private bath: ideal for employed couple
6o pause 1rN with Reoa anotheG II man; $40 month
COMPLETELY furnished Groom apart
pancy, good location; rent, s1I0 per mo.
SR,p Shons aneTn@4 afterno0ns after 3. AID. 6s1s.
NEAK CAPIIoL, AL New Jersey ave. Sc.
incl acron1 rooms; 3rd 70 hoor elec' gas, refs
THE CHAsTLETo6Si,. i.'H i7uf "i' 10th st. NV
on e5 9o j. shaPe stshsn
fsrred Gs + woo AyailabIe q. April is or May j.
1894 L6SGFEGLoW ESt Ell Ss Sc s. Ses apt
9Gf or FukNfsHEp kFsEfhTs Rb room
I IsE1nrtment a available Immediately, 500.
MI NJ karSiER; IA SSHas mD.-Ncely turn., 3 rms,
kitchen and bath. Immediate possession
Adults only. $50 mo. Dunn & Co, 33:}3
Ro,a N J. ave" Mt Rainier, Md. Hyattsville
WANTED W. TIE refined girl to share an at
er IN va With
snees 81 nc sy ,,T exchanged; Box 464B, Star s:
o spt toT lidS adaknH nth
and refgr: s45 iS caii after terS Snape am 0a'h
lRa' sba fa sole, college graduate age go to % to
UNUsGAL opPoRTuNIfy tfH2 for . career
girls; beautifully furnished and decorated
windows overlooking garden. pink -mirrored
mantel, daily, maid service phone use Of
min. downtown by streetcar; for 2 girls,
.5o s@5fS TahbFR s,3 5ff sf FRI, NwM DE $3.50 s4
c!nded S34 or SI5; adults Sec janitor. ami or,
1877 KENYON ST. Nw-Desirable .
room front apt Frigidaire, studio couch,
3 ROOMS, suitable for 3 or 4 will rent |
room, kit back porch to | or :! persons.
Call after 5:3O pm, 2nd and Kennedy
SITS. NV. Call RA 2514
ST. N.W.-Quarters for 4 or adults
room Reas' o De a5Si, Sher $50 &c te'dn te pm ome
RooMYi BEAUTIFUL APT. Of , rms and
D. dry basement. 1921 lst st. NV, NO.
NE. SECTION-Nicely furnished first floor
aL@lrtment, sl : rooms kitchen, semiprivate
incl; heat. h. W, elec. Call AT, 1851.
ST. NV. lS16-Attractive i room,
kitchenette,,, free linens. utilities; $50
month Call afternoons,
ROOM kitchen, semipvt bath; close
,ransportation. 2so2 Charming st, ne.
Evening star., 1944-04-05

FRESH COUNTRY EGGS for sale at 1923
? st: NV. Michigan 1887.
EASTER CHICKS and ducklings. newly
matched and started. Telephone Rockville
15S-W. judge Hunt Poets Lodge, Darnes-
town road, Rockville. Md
BABY CHICKS. feed and poultry supplies
ME. 00S9
ROCKS. Reds. Leghorns. White Rocks. Slo
per hundred each Wed. Annandale Poultry
Farm, R; F. D. ,. box 54S, Fairfax, Va
POULTRY HOUSES. delivered within "a
mites of city, S46.20 up. Will build to
your specifications. No money down, one
year to pay. Annandale Poultry Farm
or. S6O6
CHICKS, Md. u S. approved Day old,
and started. Special prices for 10 days
only. Pratts Feeds Jamesway poultry
equipment. L. E. Beach Hatchery, Nor
beck, Nd. Ashton Abb or AT. 5794.
LAYING HENS. no culs, So; electric
brooder; . rolls eft fencing 62S Miss
ave. Silver Spring
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

iATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED small house
ap exclusive nv section
IsaafMESr i Ss; s :an
ofnciars family of three adults. Call Mrs
Van oosten, Wardman Park Hotel, Room
WAIVED. by couple and 1e-months- -old
baby apartment or small house near Irv-
81 1stn aRd SC e. ce!k ,7S4 Ee NV on or close to
teiephonea; 3 s. os = WAVE officers; in va: va
Army oFffcfs FL fsoA AND S'sEi Wife desire bed
room apartment furnished or unfurnished.
%orker Ia desires szes
room apt, kitchenette, Frigidaire, private
bath: NV; section. Box 447-B. Star. g.
bedroom apartment tor or house, furnished
Miss Gephart., Glebe 5000. Ext. Sc. after
PERMANEfNST TT Residents. with good ref
erences, In urgent need two or three bed
vest Or GEORGETOWN. Call Michigan 1870.
ARTirssTTiipHoroGRApHER. sTi bachelor es-
ave, wants Immediately in Dupont Circle
area, very quiet, modern and complete
snd "dq prate h path or
unfurnished. Call Mr.. steindl. DE. liza.
hNEA1 orE lSLh, Wllt dnO son ueSllt EtHI
furn. apt. for > or 3 months immediat tely;
In NV section or Arlington; best ofaref-
1TenssS W. .NSfp pheHe Wo; 775a. u,,.n.
kitchenette and bath; downtown or
Georgetown. Box 465-B, Star -
FRENCH OFFICER desires modern, nicely
furnished apartment. L or . rooms, private
bath and kitchen in NV. apartment bldg.
ia 1850 after $40 p m
RESPONSIBLE LADY wants furn. Groom
apartment, kitchen and bath: vicinity
Dupont Circle Call AID. 2996 after 3 m.
WHITE EMPLOYED COUPLE wish a two
room. bath unfurnished apartment, con-
ment house. Adams 9O43 after $50 pm
NV, IN APARTMENT HOUSE, . furnished
apts., l or 2 room apartment, living room,
bedroom. kitchen bath-shower, utilities;
S65 to 500 for immediate occupancy. Re
sponsible parties, best references. DE. 7935,
Ext. 134. between and 5.
YOUNG WOMAN desires single room or
share apartment arrangement with another
woman or. family in modern apt. BLDG;
Nv, preferably 18th 1T. AD. 7400,
Evening star., 1944-04-05
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

ST. BERNARD, thoroughbred. male. IS
mos eats dehydrated food; private owner
Make your own prce Temple 21al
RABBITS, New Zealand, for Easter ST 25
up. Phone SH. 1913. 95O3 Saybrook ave,
Silver Spring, Md.
RABBITS, N. 2. whites. disease free. vac
einated against Pasteurella, u weeks old;
Grove. ri W Nd Nd, Phone Gath. @saR - Ta""''iS!'"
POINTER, female. o months old, regis
tered; sire, Test Pilot Spot; dam, Upato
BobbingS Smartie. CHI O943
CHOW PUPPiES-Two females and one
male: reasonable: Phone Union 4004
BOXER PUPPIES for sale champion sired,
good companions, excellent watchdogs.
KKaBBifs,, Ks BIS, for Easter large or sua,, "a
to choose from. 1913 18th st. ne. Cali
after pm.
WANTED-Good home, either permanent
or temporary, for 5-yr.-old springer spaniel
Gsmalel healthy, affectionate pet Cali
scoEET5Es' ssCoEERs' sS9 sS9. ss9 SsoLtIEs' ss5
DOG HOTEL 1874 Georgia Ave IA, 1921.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond and VIRGINIA.

GLOVER PARK-Master bedroom, private
bath TWIN beds, large closets, $50. OR
RECREATION ROOM, pine paneled, lava
tory, Simmons studio bed kitchen privi-
leges; $40. OR. 4719 after 7.
front double room, large closet, next bath;
private home. corner; 10c bus. CHI 2236
DELE RIM =, couple or 2 girls; 10 min.
Village. of Lee hwy: S35. CHI. S935.
EXCELLENT ROOM in new, private home
single, $40 double; employed couple ane
girls. 1928 N. Mckinley Arlington. s.
SHARE large room with another girl; twir
beds; on 10c bus line; walk dist. Arl
Hail; kitchen priv; S.. Glebe 54bl