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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
WHITE PASS ROUTE RE:ppE,SFMTATIVEST 10 pECRUIT WORKERS
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To hifs' men for work on the White Pass and Yukon Route at SkagwaW E. A. Larson, personnel managerj and William Burfield, will re locatsd at the U, s Employment Service office in Juneau for the ,ext several days. Jack Carvel, USES manager. announced today
 Men interested in railroad work and loiigshoring at Skagway are
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
NkNDERFIELD RITES
 TOMORROW AI 2p, \.

Funeral services for Matt Mandr erfield. who passed away in St. Ann's Hospital last Monday will be held at 2.o'clock tomorrow afternoon from tfe Charles w Carter Moft- uary Chapel,tit is announeed today The Rev Edward, Rudde will ofn- ciate and ilitei1nert will be in Ever green Csmetery.
 a4s
 BUY WAR BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
CsUPID,s CARNIVAL

of fun. Box Social, Wed, Feb IA, 8 to l2 p. m. Grade School Gym. Public Invited. Sponsored by Parent Teacher Association.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
SAVE Tii.s rtECEs

s5fs your broken lenses and send
 hem to Box 4sS, Hetchskan, Alaska They will be replaced promptly in our large and well equipped labora tory. c. M. and R. L. Carlson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
sWiTzER 10 HEAD PETERSBURG BASE

Lieut.. (jgo lfawadls RtIswitzsr, who has been attached to the or ganization of the Captain of the Port Juneau, has been assigned to duty as Commanding Officer Of the us Coast Guard Patrol Base, at Petersburg He relieves It. (jg) Bruce H. Jenkins, who has been transferred to another post
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
PARENT TEACHER ASSN.

Don't forget the Box Social at Grade School Gym Feb. IA, 8-12
 p. m. Fun galore. Bring your
 friends. < pi as sbs 10asuiliesr
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
NoTICE!-

Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson will ar rive in Juneau on Monday, Febru- ary 18th, to examine eyes and fit glasses. Office in Blomgren Bldg, Phone 636. 6lr 'st
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
BOX SOCIAL

,s Wed, Feb. IA, 8 to 12 p. m, Grade School Gym. Surprise 7 enl tertainment. Sponsored by Parert- Teacher Association. ITO
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urged to call at the office, l24
 Marine Way, to talk to these men.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
YANKGU pULvERIzE
 NIP FORCE
Slow Clearing of Manila Goes ForWdrd-Dive
 Bombers Join

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Empire Want-aos oring results!
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BUY WAR BONDS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

DR.. Arthur V. Allen, author of the follow
ing article, is one of ChicaGo's best-known
physicians. specialist in industrial medi-
cine, he is a fellow of the American Medi-
cal Association, fellow Of the American
Association of Industrial Physicians and Sur
geons and member Of the Central States
Association OF Industrial Medicine and Sur
gerry. He is a graduate Of the Chicago College
of Medicine and Surgery and from 1916 to
1918 was professor OF ophthalmology at Hi
uois Pos; Graduate Medical School. For the
following 20 years he was chief surgeon for
the Commonwealth Edison Company and con
sultant for other large firms including Cen
cral Electric. He retired from industrial
medicine because Of i'll health and at present
IS carrying a private practice in Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
BY DR. -ARTuuRX-ALLEN


nOTII rs a medical man and q human being
K l am opposed 10 aVviScction
- As physician I believe Viviscction TO be
wrong in principle. do not believe it is right to
create disease or suffering i'm order to study il.
l know ii is not necessary TO do so.
Animal experiments have been going on for
more than 300 years. If they were ever going to
be of benefit 10 the human race surely they
should have proved themselves by now. And yet,
in the whole history of medicine, YOU viii find few
major scourEcs whose alienation or cure has
been aided by viviScC.i9n.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

::.: &: III: {. s:s: 81" Il: & sx
umph Of pcnicillin over
the germs of infection,
the discovery of the cause and method Of trans
mission OF yellow fcVcr-nOuc Of these achieve
lcnts owes anything TO viySccton. Neither do
most of our other signal discoveries.
as a human being, I am opposed to vivisccion
because il is VERY cruel
NivScctionistS will tell YOU it is not but I
know, because / have seen what takes place in
their laboratories
There are too many dogs suffering on viviscc
ton tables. Thousands OF needless and even use
less, experiments are being performed on these
helpless animals. There dogs with tubes in
their Stomachs, dogs suffering in every organ,
dogs being used numerically 10 satisfy the eX-
ttayagant zeal of the Gland investigators.
Such vital organs as kidneys are removed in
whole or in part The parathyroid gland, govern
ing the hody's calcium mCtabolism is often cut
out with resultant i'll effects in every organ Or
again, the dog is deprived OF the pancrcas, with
the result that digestion is impaired and diabetes
induced
Most horrible of all, perhaps, was the expert
ment in which the appendices Of some 96 dogs
were tied off and left to rot in their living bodies
until a severe, general pcrtonitis developed.
You can't aneSthctizc against things like these
For the actual operation YES bat not for the con-
diuons which follow-coaditions which must be
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

"A Veteran Doctor Explains Why +he Heart
Breaking. Barborie Sufferings Inflicted Upon
Dogs in +he Vivisee+ion laboratories Have
Contributed Practically Nothing to s
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-08-01
THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN

Edwin P. Nyberg, Issaquah, has
been wounded in action.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Blomster
21OS 25th S., Seattle, who work
respectively at Todd-Pacific and
Boeing, have two Navy sons:
AMIN sc Robert Blomster in the
Navy blimp service at Richmond.
Fla; and S 1/c Jack Blomster at
the Great Lakes Training Center
in Illinois.
II II
MN &c Ralph Sather, son of
Mrs. Inga Sather, SO1 9th Ave. ~,
Seattle, is stationed on a Navy re-
pair ship in the Southwest Pacific.
Il II
Sgt. Glenn A. Wiederstrom, son
Continued on Page 12)
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Sgt. William r. Johnson brother
OF George A. Johnson, TAB N. Goth,
Seattle, has been liberated from a
German prisoner-of-w
II
MM2 e Allan c. Petersen, U. 5.
N. r., son of Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton c. Petersen, ga w. 77th ST.,
Seattle, has been killed in action.
II 4
SIN sc George ]. Williamson,
U.S.N., son of Oscar Williamson,
Blaine, has been killed in action.
81
Pfc. Everett 0. Bake, son ct
Mrs. Olga Curin, 437 Albion Ave,
Tacoma, has been wounded in ac-
ton in the Pacific.
i y
Sgt. Ernest R. Nyberg, son of
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Our Scandinavian
American Servicenen

S/Sgt. Arlie ]. Arnason, son of
Mrs. A. c. Yates, Auburn, holder
of the Distinguished Flying Cross,
Air Medal and three Oak Leaf
Clusters, called home from some
place in Virginia to surprise his
mother, who only knew he was
liberated from the German prison
camp. He then proceeded home.
Siegmund H. Ellingson, Tacoma,
has been promoted to first lieuten-
ant.
Donald A. Stolberg, Tacoma, has
been promoted to first lieutenant.
Staff Sergt. Marvin J. Listoe,
Grandview, received his award
from Brig. Gen. Harold Haney of
the famed 41st Division at a cere-
mony in the Philippines.
So &c Donald R. Hansen, son of
Mrs. L. b Williams, 10 w. Thomas
ST., Seattle. has been awarded a
letter of commentator for his part
in the rescue of 422 survivors of
the carrier Franklin.
1t. Harold P. johnson. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Johnson,
1925 End Ave, Seattle, has been
graduated from the officer candi-
date department of the Trans
portation Corps School, New
Orleans Army Air Base, La.
S/Sgt. John Krogstadt, husband
of Mrs. Betty Krogstadt, Auburn,
has been liberated from a German
prison camp.
Cpl. Leonard Erickson, son of
Mrs. Anna Erickson, Mount Yer
non, is now assigned as a fireman
at John H. Payne Field, Cairo,
Egypt.
1t. (j.gO Lawrence M. Peterson,
U.S.N.R., 1927 E. 5Sth, Seattle, has
returned to the States after "a
months duty in Atlantic areas with
the Navy Patrol Bombing Squad
ron 1O7
Also with Squadron 107 was 1t
(j.g.) o. w. Hanson U.SN.R., 15S
Thomas St, Seattle, flew with a
division of four carrier planes
which scored a direct hit and two
near misses on the Jap battleship
Yamato, struck by Yank carrier
forces off kyushu.
Ivan F. Pierson, 2442 9th Ave
w, Seattle, was graduated from
recruit training at U. S.. NavaI
Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill
He was honor man of his company
Corp. Arnold G. Sletmoen, whose
wife resides at Tracyton. has beer
awarded the Meritorious Service
Insignia for his part in the Battle
for Manila.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-08-01

Cluster to his air medal for action
as a PISS pilot.
Henning " Olson, son of George
E. Olson, 1919 LIST Ave. NE, Seat
tie, has been promoted to sergeant.
Corp. Ronald F. Lidstrom, Ma
rine veteran of Guam and Two
Jima, has been hospitalized at
Astoria, Ore. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lidstrom, 5O4Q
3Oth Ave. S., Seattle
Corp. William Sundsby, 1887
Eastlake Ave, Seattle, is at Madi-
gan Hospital, Tacoma.
5/Sgt. Lloyd w. Johnson, hus-
band of Mrs. Phyllis Johnson, 4159
25th S.W., Seattle, has received
his fifth Bronze Star.
Allan S. Lien, 1926 18th W.,
Seattle, has been promoted to first
lieutenant in Italy.
Alfons H. Hendrickson, 1903
Hanford St.. Seattle, has been pro-
NOTED to technician fifth grade,
in Italy.
Pfc. Lyle D. Anderson, 4O30 Y
Aurora Ave, Seattle, has been
given the Combat Infantryman's
Badge for exemplary conduct on
Luzon.
Lieut.. John M. Engebretson,
1885 Sunnyside, Seattle, belongs to
a unit awarded the Meritorious
Service Unit PLAGUE for accom-
plishment of difficult tasks before
and after D-Day in Europe.
The combat unit of F. o. Carl
Granfors, Snohomish, received the
honor of a second War Department
citation.
Cpl. Gerald A. Egelstad, us
NC, son of Mrs. Haillie F. Martin
Snohomish, has been wounded.
Pvt. Alva H. Moe, Jr., son of
Mrs. Gennie Moe, Goldendale, has
been killed in action.
RM3/c Orion K Anderson, us
Mr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Anderson, Olympia, has beenexilleo
in action.
Raymond L. Falk husband OF
Mrs. Margaret Falk, 1858 End S.
Seattle, has been promoted to mu.
sician third class.
Ivar E. Ostlund. son of Mr.
and Mrs. c. Ostlund, Falkland, ha:
been promoted to major.
Pvt. Harold c. Backstrom. US
MGR, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
E. Backstrom, Bellingham, has
been wounded.
1t Charles w. Allin, 2442 6tf
w, Seattle, has been awarded the
Bronze Star.
Pfc. Darrell Lagerstrom, 2939 W
57th St, Seattle, has been awarded
the Bronze Star.
1t. Col. Charles w. Rue, 2114
30th Ave. s., Seattle, has beer
awarded the Bronze Star.
1t. Walter G.. Peterson. U.S.N.R.
212s 4th w, Seattle. has returned
on leave after a tour of duty il
the Pacific.
|
Marine End 1t. Thomas z. An
derson, whose wife, resides at $50:
f. 18th. Seattle, recently joined
staff of instructors of the Ma
rine Training Command, Camp lie
jeune. n. c. Previously he spen
Is months with Raider Battalion
| Milton S. Fredrickson. radar
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Peterson, 1929
3Sth Ave-, Seattle, is the assistant
supply officer aboard an attack
transport.
Hans E. Eilefson, aviation chief
machinist's mate, 1908 W.. Gath,
Seattle, has returned from the Pa
cific, where he served with fight
er squadron.
Corp. Harold B. Anderson, 6712
22nd N. W., Seattle, has returned
from the European theatre after
three years overseas.
Staff Sergt. Verne, S. Lund, S11
Yesler Way, is on furlough from
Italy.
Second 1t. John l.. Anderson,
son of Mrs. Julia Billmark, Fouls
DO, is plotting one of the 9th Air
Transport Group twin-engine Sky
trains over Europe.
| 4
Walter o. Halden, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Halden, Enumclaw
a Navy Medical cadet, who recent
ly finished his freshman year at
the Navy Medical College, Albany,
N. Y, has been visiting friends in
Seattle.
Corp. Francis Hampstead, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HAMPSTEAD
Renton, is now stationed in Nor
way.
Capt. Jackson w. Grahnholm,
Port Angeles, was rece ntly
awarded the Distinguished Flying
Cross in England.
Pvt. Myles I. Swanson. son of
Sam Swanson, Burien, has been
released from a Nazi prison camp.
Charles w. Nelson, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Nelson, TAP N. SIND
Seattle, is an aviation machinists
mate, third class, in charge of a
refueling crew aboard a carrier in
the Pacific.
Staff Sergt. Karl w. Linden ra-
dio operator, son of Andy Lin
den, N. saith, Seattle has been
based as a radio operator with a
troop carrier group in the Europ-
can theater.
Gordon A. Olson, Coast Guard
motor machinist's mate, first class,
had been assigned new duties in
the Pacific Northwest after %
months in Seward, Alaska.
Staff Sergt. Carl o. Saglin, 7O1
18th Ave. N, Seattle, has been
honorably discharged from the
Army at the A.AF. regional and
convalescent hospital Fort George
Wright, Spokane
1t. Robert j. Nelson, USNR,
{ husband of Mrs. Ethel j. Nelson,
5311 5th Ave. N. E., Seattle, has
been wounded.
BM 1/c William l.. Davidson,
USNR, husband of Mrs. Margaret
5 L. Davidson, Everett, has been
wounded
Major Kenny W.. Erickson, hus-
, band of Mrs. June Erickson, Spo-
kane, has been wounded.
1t. Wilbur H. Landaas, HOG E
55th St, Seattle, after a brief visit
here has returned to The Preside
Monterey, Calf, for further study
and instruction in American Mill
tary Government.
capt. Darwin l.. johnson, olll
Thurman Ave, Seattle, has beer
awarded the Bronze Star on Lu-
, zon.
Sergt. Judson T. Klingberg
5033 35th n. E., Seattle, has beer
!, awarded the Bronze Star in Ger.
many.
1
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-08-01
THE SWEDISH CLUB

Meets every second Wednesday
Of each month. Men of good char
acter invited to membership. Au-
gust Anderson, president: Harold
Augustson. secretary.
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1927 9th Ave., SeottIe |
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Corp. Arnold G. Sletmoen, whose
wife resides at Tracyton, has been
awarded the Meritorious Service
Insignia for his part in the Battle
for Manila.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-08-01

Milton S. Fredrickson. radal
man. third class, Tacoma, is sery
ing aboard a destroyer in tn
North Atlantic.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-08-01

Ivan F. Pierson, Pap 9th Ave.
w, Seattle, was graduated from
recruit training at U. S. Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill.
He was honor man of his company
Evening star., 1945-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION, saxophone and sousapnone
xeoosDroSs 6ssss PGSe sns so@ s6 sfn
highest cash prices. Can Mr.. FARREN,
ADDING MACHs., typewriters, calculators,
once equip. all kinds: top prices Paid.
ADDING MACHINES and tyPewritsrs
SUHs SUire RE- Sp s SsSs. eSHied OFFICE MACHINES
CORP. Bond Bldg. 14th, and N, Y. ave.
DIAlMoNps' GOLD HiFhsst cash prices ics,
ARTHUR MARKE1. $40 st.
ADDRESSING MACHINE (Speedaumat No.
260o), with automatic feed. Box 403-A.
ANTIQUE DEsK-Prefer Gov. winthrop;
must be in good. dsable condition, original
ARMY sApDIE nsb Ri f soed sa con
t,Gh A1bAssaS san 4I Rte sIS5 ssout 1ex1s; must be
AuToGRsrHEp S6 MG esss stamp so.e
HOBBY sHoP. Sis istS St. I NV bI wv
ssDF IN 81 uhons ME is4s p Tes sesi
BOOK SHOP 400 10th st NV
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture:
do moving carefully. storage. IA. ssS7.
BEDROOM FURNITURE. living room
bric-a;brac. ANTIQUES, and good china
ganted a. once: will buy any amount.
BEFR PRECooEER, S-keg. n ice or re- electric ctde
Fox l15-C, Star.
BICYCLE. boys, 24inch, reasonable: run
ming condition; Phone Greenbelt 1856.
BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE., any condition,
wanted for material. Columbia 96I1
BIRD CAGE wanted, all-metal breeding
case. also flight and shelf cages. SH. 1927.
CADET UNIFORMS, sabers. riding boots.
Clothing pay your price KOPERWAS
UNIFORM SHOP. 1916 9TH st. NV DE
CAMERAS, movie equip. photo supplies.
CASH. Tradel BRENNER, 943 Penna ave
NV. RE, 2434. Open 8 am. to 2 pm.
CAMERAS, photo equipment, both ANA
teur and professional. Best prices paid.
FORD PHOTO SUPPLY. 600 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
POULTRY G.. EGGS.

pui,ets' ,, four layers. 30 mos. old; S2.75
asmnsD,Ss SS Wks Sd 4S9 Sssss Rep Ess Ssy
Rtverdale, Md, 1 block of Edmsonston
CHICKENS. q q & 1ss; old, d. s. ca. in lot; % e
CHICKEN 0ff PENS, ra56it 5Shaass bens IN made TO to
order; GIL, 4lso open, SUNDAYS. ,,u
OR MOI MORE G GIANT TYPE iI' NSf White pekin
ducks, suitable for flock foundation; also ais.
COCCIDIoSIs can be controlled; get our
rooaers etsr asocRck RS 0eIEs szs ssbo Sh
they last; New,design poultry houses on. out
hatches eavey pens u Dos pet stock
enclosures. ANNANDALE POULTRY FARM
A Al FEW 3,'W WHITE GIANT pULLETs. 4 and 5
mos. old, for sale Falls Church 125Q-W.
BABY CHICKS-Taking orders for delivery
Aug, IS, 22, 30 etc: White Rock. Barred
Ksmpre ESfa Esa fsess Fed faRss Ms s'R ea Ia S
CHEtLE, Spruce O35S-J.
so PURE BRED New HAMPSHIRE Red pull
let's, 4 weeks old. WA, 1850 between 0
zoo zoo WHITE fitE' ROCK PULLErs. mos. old,
laying Soon, 81 each. c. PFL1EGER' Alex
HEIFER CALF, 8 weeks old; frying chick
ems, So each in lots of or more. Ashton
FOR sALE-7O N. H Red pullets for lay
ing, l3 weeks old; Sl.75 each. Clinton
So CHICKENS, 3 weeks old, Barred Rocks
ls l2sc HaSsoS fsSs 4 sTRAfN hps White Leshorn pull
let's, 3 mos. old, 81 each for lot. clin-
Iso i?s BREEDING CHICKENS. weight 2 to
TWELVE WEEKS OLD. New Hampshire,
Barred Rock and Austria white pullets; 81.
GER GET YOUR FAT. HEALTHY Thsnkssivint
turkeys, 10 weeks old: weight, pounds
now, Phone Rockville 176-J;
CHICKS ed. $l495 100; ssserted rte
postman. BIDDLEs, Phila. 2s, Pa;
CHICKS of finest quality; can hll your
order Reds, Barred Rocks. White Rocks,
RsanRies crosss SS giants 1 assorted slood
tested; chicks from excellent laying flocks.
for layers or broilers; our choice breed and
SEX, Sl495 per 100, our shipping points;
STARTED pTfTVVSi cHicKs, L: wks. old. in groups
Of for SIS; no delivery, Sligo 267s.
House I'd, 4th house on right.
NEW HAMPSHIRE and also Barred Rock
pullets 900 for sale: no deliveries.
BARRED ROCK CHICKS (eoo). 4 wks old.
ELECTRIC BRooDER, 3oO-chick capacity,
PRACTICALLY new: $50. 81. 9753.
and Austrawhites. Si795 per hundred;
your choice OF many breeds. Call WI. 1925.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

CHOICE SPRING LAMBS 90, ALBERT z.
Hs TsPhOps Eals chH5S5 feoG hands
young, gentle and good, hammered; owner
leaving town, must sell; 1916 E st. sc; :
sroTTED MARE gentle for I1YNc,sroNs IaSS sE shiI
STABLES, 5So6 Queens Chapel rd.' Ayatts-
soWs SOW H And BOAR HOG. average 800 lbs;
bred to farrow in August: / grade Hamp-
shire boar WI seTg9 tEfSt fay OF ,s6s Se
Queens chapie I'd. Hyattsvillc, Nd. -,
COWS, fat cows. 8 low-priced work
horses sdIls and a.1S Tidins mare C. PfhiEoER'
4 GOOD ASSORTMENT OF work horses
for sale at all times at Shadow Lawn
Gaithersburg 40 W. Q: DosH, owner
sTenees George Rdct p5tsside6dt Md
HORSES, goats and kids, grain drill, ma
nure spreader on rubber plows' hsrroWs,
hay eGsfs hsf saddes
brides. ! l45ip, tps l Io,ln sss ! lS-5n' lawn
nfSt saass. gHAH da Doe s4S snd ass
HORSE TRAILERs C2). sl75. Phone TR.
GOLDEN GUERNSEY COW. nice condition,
easy to milk, fine family COW; sl35.
BBfhsposING OF LrvEsTocK-1O shoats;
bSl2 each, Guernsey heifer calves, sl5 and
mike mixed or timothy, 4 bale or ton de
beans etc. SIS. Mr.. Bloch, LIVINGSTON
STABLES, $500 Queens Chapel I'd. Hyatts-
FIVE FIVE pRETTY i?iS iPSoNIEs. mules. . spotted
gated mares jumping horses, some
good cheap work horses, double and single
harness, 20 new and used English ano
p-SeateC
Carriages, @rTise I pony carts, sls to ss5; straw
PALoMINo HoRsE for sale, Rear 81 81
18th st. Sc. See MR.. GARGEs' or MIR
HORSE, thoroughbred mare, yrs. old
spirited, easy to handle; $3.50. Spruce
800 PIGS, also few larger shoats, inoen-
lated, can be shipped anywhere: also reg
istered Dorset and Hampshire sheep. FOR
REST FARM Kearneysvilles W: Va
Nh MILK ke9iS GoArs and kids. Call evening.
after 6 pm Falls Church 1888.
soon; lowest prices. Call Capitol Heights
RAISE RABBITS for meat and fur: sell
ons skin 9arRet for ali hsa You raise start
now. WHITE HOUSE RABB1TRY. 54s
Boardman-Canfleld rd, Youngstown 7,
TEAM large mare mules, l., years, work
son lS6 SpEsp Heifrrs Ne Hernden nifS w.
each. Three miles Beyond Falls Church
on Leesburg rd., turn right on Route 7s6,
SECOND house: near Tysons Corner. AN
RKaM JERSEY MlB1IEA3 BuLE CALF. yearling. can be
registered. good for meat or service; s115.
Iss5 PICS s9s s4 os 70 Of
ask for MR.. HOYLE.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
APARTMENTs WANTEp.

DISCHARGED OFFICER AND WIFE need
2-3-room furnlShed apartment; preferably
suburban: by Aug. 1. Box 77-J, Star.
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire one or
bedroom. private bath. twin beds; Petworth
OF BRENTWOOD areas convenient to Geor-
gia ave. line; S75 maximum; employed; on
oT before Aus; I. Box 427-A, Star. 22s
NAVAL OFFICER, wife, 3la-year daugh-
ter. urgently desire unfurnishsd 2-bedroom
saSarss aP oT a0qif H. + 7ss5
By JULY 25-Two-bedroom, completely
Prefer vicinity Dupont Circle $3.50 per
month; for year or longer. Call MI 4317.
TAKOMA PARK--Clean, quiet 2-3 bache.
lor apt kitchen, bath, frigidaire; perma-
nent; reasonable. Box ABA. Star. 23s
PERMANENT. GOVERNMENT offciaI and
wife. tno children or pets) desperately need
small small unturnished she or FURNISHED ant Best
A142s Ext. 3103. 23s
NAVY OFFICER and wife want 1 or
bedroom apt.;. NV; furn or unfurn.: ne
children. Call OR. 5000 evenings 23s
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER e yrs) de.
sire furnished living room, bedroom, bath.
kitchenette Immediately. Not over $50
month. Will pay in advance. Boy 43(S-A.
Star 23s
FURNISHED or unfurnished apartment.
WAVE officers on permanent assignment;
references EXCHANGED. Telephone OR.
WOULD LIKE to bring my wife to Wash.
Do you have Groom, furnished or un-
furnished apt. or small house2 Perma-
nently located. No children or pets. Boz
-
Evening star., 1945-07-22
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED LADY. native. of District in
service -f desss ss sHary Haryarg E0om s
NV. or phone Hobart 1925 from SO pm.
GENTLEMAN, refined. desires large. cool,
quiet back room or room in apt, NV, Box
WHITE MAN. basement rm,. furn,, for
summer months. exchange for attendlns
furnace in winter. Sun. 10 to IL CO.
REFINED, quiet. single woman desperate
for apt. or room in Sill. Spg. Prefersoly
Telephone SH 1867 bet. 8 am. and pm.
By AUG. 15-comfortable room by quiet,
dependable business woman, NV. section
Chevy Chase or Conn. ave section prefer
red State price. Box e9-C, Star.
REF. LADY, Govt; emp, desires ,,,s single s1;lf
drink: arSsktaSsi reterences es BOX 4So-A, star
GENTLEMAN, quiet, ORDERLY, wishes room
and price; finest credentials. Box 494-A'
REFINED LADY, quiet and conganial de-
YOUNG LADY wants room in gentle home
in exchange for taking care OF children
N MISS sseniusai AUSTIN + Randolph solph $3.50,
LADY Govt. employe, single bedroom with
private. family. Dupont Circle ns or upper
Call CO. 1906
BY COUPLE, furnished room. light house
keeping; near Capitol. Box &C Star. 22'
URGENTLY NEEDED, September /, by
professional woman, room in good residen-
tial section of Arlington. CHI. $500. 22'
ARMY COLONEL, just back from overseas,
perm, stationed here, wants quiet rm. and
garage close in: prefers private bath; must
have by July %. MI 1881. 22'
ROOM IN GOOD HOME, Northwest. in ex-
change for evenings help care companion
by refined, educated, middle-ag aged French
woman. Call after 8 pm, HO. 9072, or
write 1891 9TH st. NV. Apt. %.
EMPLOYED WIFE of naval officer, nom
smoker, wishes room, NV. section; not
over $50 month Box 7Q-C, Star.
BACHELOR with piano desires room, pvt.
home vicinity north Dupont Circle, 18th
St. Columbia I'd, to 18th st. NV; S25-
$50: bv / st August Box SAC, Star
IN DESPERATE NEED one furnished or
unfurnished room with kitchen PRIVILEGES,
for business girl with 6-yecr-old daughter;
both out all day. HO. 9542 Sunday, after
e pm. weekdays. MCCORMICK.