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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

him the physique that made him a champion.
could tell you more along these lines. But
guess this Is enough to put the men in their
place and cause them to do less pompous, strut
ting around because Of a wonderful son."
ASKING
Queries from clients. Q. What Is the percentage
OF the payoff on the so called "One Arm Bandit"
machines? A. Usually sixty per cent to the owner
OF the machine. Forty per cent to the player.
@. My wife and self have been arguing as TO
whether or not our twoweeksold baby cries more
than the average baby does. Have your Babies
& Bungalow experts anything on how much the
average baby cries? A. It Is said the average
newly born baby cries for a grand total OF one
hundred and thirteen minutes a day. Q. Where
did the idea originate Of giving free shaves to
those willing to have the work done by student
BARRIERS. Wasn't it on the Bowery In New York!
A. Couldn't say. I doubt it though. The follow.
ing lines were written in England in 1911 AID.
Accept proverb out of Wisdom's schools
BsrberS first learn to shave By shaving fools
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

twelve thousand dollars worth OF goldfish. All
these fish were descendants Of those Harker had
bought for n dollar and nfty.two cents. Sounds
as II breeding goldfish might be a good business.
Sdn don't know about Its possibilities in the
United States I haven't seen goldfish In
private home In years. However. I arm going to
investigate the goldfish breeding field further.
The type Of business you can start by buying
dollar and nfty.two cents worth Of fish is just the
thing arm looking for.
DIVoRcEEs
A divorcee OF thirty has twice good a chance
OF marrying as q woman OF the same age who
has never married before. Such Is the claim OF
the life insurance company statistcians. Seems
quite logical In fact our Horses q Women ex-
perts say q divorcee Of thirty has three times as
much chance Of landing a matrimonial mate as a
thirty year old female who has not married previ.
ously. Some experts claim q thirty yyear-old dl.
vorcee has a better chance Of getting q husband
than q widow OF the same age. That doubt.
According to the research OF both our Horses
q Women and Mules Men Department the
young widow OF thirty has a better chance OF
getting n husband than any other woman OF
any age.
HORSES & WOMEN
Here Is something for your Horses q Women
experts TO think over" writes a young matron
g of Beaumont. Texas .Neareo. the great European
horse now In England. seemed unable to sire a
colt filly that had endurance. Somebody suR-
gested he be mated with a mare whose record
showed endurance This was done. The result
ing colt was the great slayer. Dante. winner Of
the English Derby. This proves you can't get
a really courageous colt unless Its mother is
courageous mare. This Is also true Of human
beings. The mother Is most important In the
matter OF producing fine sons and daughters.
II the mother Is wonderful woman; intelligent.
physically strong and courageous II makes little
difference who the father Is. John l. Sullivans
father little man. five feet two inches tall.
His mother Vas six feet In height magnificent
creature. II was Sullivans mother who gave
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
MATRIMoNY

Brooklynite born under LIDra tSept Z3IOct
22nd) says she Is contemplating marriage with a
man born under Cancer tune 21July 22nd).
She wants to know what the stargazers have TO
say about such matrimonial combination. The
stargazers say neither Libra nor Cancer people
like to quarrel and both great lovers OF home
LIE. Libra women are inclined to sarcasm and
fault.finding but are Of forgiving nature. The
Libra girls also are somewhat extravagant and
Ike expensive wives. Still the Cancer men are
good moneymakers. John d. Rockefeller and
John Wanamaker were both Cancer born. Calvin
Coolidge was also born under that sign. Some
Of the better known Libra females are Greer Gar.
son, Constance Bennett Janet Caynor and Eleanor
Roosevelt. In trying to ascertain what kind Of
wife q Libra girl would make for Cancer man
al you have TO do is TO judge what kind Of wife
Eleanor Roosevelt would have made for Calvin
Coolidge. Or consider what kind of matrimonial
mate Constance Bennett would have made for
John d. Rockefeller.
GOLDFISH
An Englishman named Victor Harker bought
eight goldfish for the equivalent OF a dollar and
nffytwo cents Then he started breeding gold.
nsh. Six years later he had In his possession
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
Community Club Holds Banqnet

Members of the committee in charge of the Washington Park Community club carnival held re- gently and members of the March 17th minstrel party committee at tended a banquet last evening at Quaker inn. Pvt. James Fitzpatrick, who recently returned from Europe where he was a prisoner of war in German prison camp for 10 months was guest of honor Albert Lawlor and Miss Marguerite Tier ney were in charge of the affair
 Following the dinner, entertain ment was proved in the form of songs, prologues and pantomime.
 Among those contributing were members of the famous McNamar- ras band, with Mrs. Mary McNa- mara leading, songs by Miss Ann Greiner, Helen Kieley, Marguerite Tierney, Mrs. Anna Johns, Mrs Ann Duffy, Mrs. Mary Kustar, Mrs. F. A. McGrath, Freddie Kustar, Jack Cuddy, Mrs. Ann Coddington.
 Attending were: Mrs. George Lynch, Mrs. Louis Lynch, Mrs. Rose Lynch, Albert Lawlor, Mrs. Albert Lawlor, MT. Loui, MT. and Mrs. Frank McGrath, Leonard McGrath, Mrs. Leonard McGrath, Frank Mo- Laughlin, Mrs. Mary McNamara, Marty Menelo, Mrs. M Menello, Gus Muccino, Mrs. Gus Muccino, Walter Neubert, Mrs. Thomas ODonnell, Mrs. Henriette Ouittrim, Peggy Parmellee, Leon Pack, Marilyn Pep pin, Mrs. Edward Plankey, Abner Richardson. John Raymond, Thomas Reynolds, Mrs. T. Reynolds.
 Kenneth Reardon, Walter Scan- lon, William Smith, William Shea, Peggy Strilecki. Peggy, MT. and Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Helen Talbot, and Marguerite E. Terney.
 MT. and Mrs. John Beloie, Will liam Blacker, Mrs. Loretta Brick, William Boucher, Barbara Burns, Eileen Byrnes. Mrs. Mary Byrnes, William Caulfield, Mrs. Marguerite Carroll, Peggy Carroll, Helen Carroll Margaret Connor, John Cuddy, Mrs. Stella Cuddy, Mrs. Doris Cuddy, Billy Cuddy, Miss Judy Chatfield, Thomas Conway, Rita Conway, Peg gy Conway, John Dalton, Mrs. Anne Duffy, Ken Deleskamp, Ted Don- ahue, William Fitzsell, Mrs. Chris Fitzpatrick, Kitty Fitzpatrick, Mary Fitzpatrick and Edward F'itzpa- trick.
 Also Pvt. James Fitzpatrick, Car men Fontonarosa, Henry Grenier, Ann Grenier, Jerry Graney, Peggy Griffin, Dan Griffin, Henry Hay den. Mrs. Henry Hayden, Edward Herbert, Sr., Edward Herbert. Jr., Norma Hendrickson Mrs. Kittie Johnson, Herbert Keane. MT. and Mrs. William F. Kelly. John Kelly. Helen Kieley, Mrs. Mary Kustar, Freddie Kustar, Peter Kolosky, George Lynch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Helen P. Tw1an, Capt. B0wen Wed

Miss Helen Patricia Tynan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Daniel G. Tynan, Central avenue, Nauga- tuck, became the bride of Capt. Joseph John Bowen, Army Medical Corps, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Bowen, Alma street, Tuesday morn ing at 10:30 at St. Francis church, Naugatuck. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. George T. Dunn on the 33rd anniversary of Capt. Bow ems parents. Spring flowers and palms decorated the church.
 Presented in marriage by her father, the bride wore white gown, designed with a satin bodice, sweetheart neckline, long sleeves and full net skirt, appliqued with satin bows and extending in a cir cular train. Her fingertip veil was arranged from lace Juliet cap and she carried bouquet of white roses and stephanotis.
 Her cousin, Miss Rose Marie Hearns, Devon, as maid of honor, was gowned in peach colored net, fashioned with fitted bodice, sweetheart neckline, three quarter sleeves and full skirt. A matching Juliet cap and carried a colonial bouquet
 MT. Bowen was best man for his son, and guests were ushered by James Morrissey, Naugatuck, a cousin of the bride, and Paul Mul- cahy, cousin of the bridegroom. One hundred guests, including those from Milford, Naugatuck, Waterbury, New London and Bridgeport, attended the reception at the Copper Kettle. Mrs. Tynan received in a dusty pink dress, black accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Bowen was cos tuned in aqua mesh, white acces- sories and an orchid.
 The bride travelled in a lime colored Palm Beach suit, brown accessories and corsage of orchids. She is graduate, of Naugatuck High school and St. Mary's hospital School of Nursing. Capt Bowen was graduated from Suffield Academy, the University of Maryland Medi- cal school, and interned at St. Mary's hospital. He recently return ed after 15 months overseas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
CLUB NOTES
Patrici1 Lord
 Feted At Party

Mir. and Mrs. James A. Lord, Will low street, entertained at a party last evening at their home in honor of their daughter, Miss Patricia Lord, who celebrated her sixteenth birthday.
 Guests included: Nancy O'Brien, Ann Cohen. Jean Barnett, Yvonne Sherweli, Josephine Russell, Marian Swentor, Marilyn Truelove, Lucille Stigberg, Eleanor Hickox, Mary Hoar, Mary Loard, Kay Sullivan, Dorothy Stewart, Joan Braheny, Carol Kenny, Barbara Walsh, 5hir- ley Watkins, Claire Fleming and Mary Louise Phelan.
 Also: Robert Haddad, Leonard Conlan, James Noonan, Robert Chapman, Edward O'Hara, Harry Bean and Frank Scolan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
AuxiHaryNa New Officers

MisD Ana Wall was elected presi- dent of Corp. Coyle Post, American Legion auxiliary, at regular meet ing Wednesday night at the Legion rooms. The meeting followed a, din- ner at Diorio's restaurant held in honor of Mrs. Ellen Fallowell, Mrs. Mary Mellon. Mrs. Julia Conklin, Mrs. Elizabeth Phelan and Mrs. Victor Baker. all Gold Star Mothers of the unit
 Other officers elected at the meet ing were: vice. president, Mrs. Adele Edmond; treasurer, Miss Mabel Casey; historian, Miss Lucy Shana- han; and chaplain, Mrs: Julia Conk- lin.
 A gift was presented to Jane Sch lander, member of the Junior Girls, who was graduated recently from Crosby high school. A minute of silence was hel din memory of Mrs. Sarah Thomas, a member who died recently.
 It was reported that the auxiliary sold total of $850 in war bonds or, the Green in connection with the This Is Your Infantry" show. All bonds sold by the unit are credited toward the purchase of a hospital airplane. The auxiliary voted to send a contribution to the National President Project Fund for hospitals for the care of amputees. The or ganization also voted to send Is pounds of cookies to Avan hospital for wounded soldiers.
 Mrs. George Karnofsky was elect ed vice-president of the second dis trict, American Legion, at the dis trict meeting held recently in New Milford.
 Named as delegates to the coming state convention in Hartford, were Mrs. Anna DiPietro, Mrs. Anna Ber- gin and Miss Mabel Casey. Alter mates include Mrs. Sophie Karnof- sky, Miss Anna Wall and Miss Anas- tacia Dillon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
Dance Contest
 Finals Saturday

A silver cup will be presented by Mayor John S. Monagan to the winning couple in dance contest for which four preliminary contests have been staged at a party and dance for teen-agers Saturday night at the State Armory. Members of the Junior League of Waterbury are cooperating witht he Waterbury Youth Recreation committee in sponsoring the affair.
 Judges for the dancing will be Mrs. Betty Boomer Larkin and Mrs. Arlene Coffey. Junior League patrons and patronesses vii be MT. and Mrs. Austin L. Adams, MT. and Mrs. Thomas M. Rian- hard, MT. and Mrs J. Warern Up- son, Mrs. Charles Colt, Mrs. Rich ard Glenn and Mrs. Homer Crane. Winners of the four preliminary contests are urged to attend to participate in the final judging.
 The advisory committe earrange- ing for the event consists of Mrs. Donald Post, c. D. V. o. executive secretary, George Frisbie and Thomas Smith.
 The youpng peoples committee in charge includes Michael Caru- sello, Richard Stannard, Arden Castonquay, Elaine Turner, Will liam Smith, Carmine Capozzi, Dom eric Spronzo. Ruth Cameron, Jo- seph Scaiscai, Betty Crean, Jeanne Montambeault, Mark Tiernry, Betty Phelan and Bob McNaught.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
Conference To Be
 Held At College

A two day Army Pre-Inductior Training Conference will be held at Teachers College of Connecticut, New Britain, on July Il and 12. IT. addition to teachers at the regular summer session, school administra- tors and high school teachers have been invited to attend.
 The conference sessions from g a. m. to 4 p. m. daily will consider all phases of the induction methods and materials in mathema- tics, Englyish, science, history, phy- yicai fitness, industrial arts and vo- cational education will be presented by Army personnel and instructors In Connecticut schools carrying on the adjusted program. Army visual training aids and methods of train Ing also will De shown.
 In the final session, Dr. Herbert Q. Welte, president of Teachers College and Paul D. Collier of State Department of Education, will lead discussion on implications of pre- induction training for postwar ad-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
Personal

William Jones Sweeney, New Brit ain, who will be married tomorrow in New Britain to Miss Katharine Kenney, also of that city, was feted at bachelors dinner last evening at Shuttle Meadow Country Club, New Britoin Among those present were William. H. Jones, Watertown; John M. Sweeney and Atty. Edward F. Sweeney, Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Meyers, Brooklyn, N. Y, are visiting friends and relatives in Waterbury and Naugatuck. They are registered at the Kingsbury Hotel.
 Miss Barbara and Judith O'Keefe, Temple street, left yesterday to spend week at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
Club To Entertain
 Honored Graduates

Anne Bush, 1o45 valedictorian at Crosby high school, and Laura Ward and Bernice Wolfrey of Wilby high school will be awarded prizes at a social and chicken dinner to be held by the Young Colored Republican club tomorrow evening at American Legion hall, 67 Bishop street. The three guests of honor graduates of their respective schools. Mrs. Bel don Antrum and Mrs. James Lewis are in charge of the program. Er- nest T. Bush is president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Wednesday and Thursday evening tournament groups of the Cornell Bridge club, conducted by Mrs. John c. Moriarty, 60 Linden street, held their annual banquet last night at Waverly inn. Winners at the bridge which followed the dinner were: Wednesday evening group, North and south, Miss Fran ces Nester and Miss Mary Grickas, A; east and west, Mrs. Charles Hendrickson and Miss Helen Mez- zen, 45. Thursday evening group:
 North and south, MT. and Mrs. Will
 liam Foley, 53; east and west, Miss Alice Walden and Mrs. Rockey, 6312.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
SOCIETY
Harty Thorpe
 Host At Picnic

Harry Thorpe, Chester avenue, was host recently at a hot dog roast at his home. Softball and other games were played.
 Among those attending were: Misses Peggy Sullivan, Mary Colella, Mary Sullivan, Betty Taylor, Rose Carrean, Bessie Graves, Phyllis Bungardner, Helen Clancy, Myrtle LaRosa, Claire LaPlante, Mary Humphrey, Christina Humphrey Hilda Mulholland, Mrs. Arthur Humphrey, Mrs. Harry Thorpe, Elmer Thorpe, Fred Slater, Arthur Humphrey, George LaPlante and Blair Graves.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
Women s ASsu.
 Holds Bridge

The manual garden party and bridge of the Women's Association of the Second Congregational church was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss Helen E. Chase, Grove street. More than 100 persons attended the affair, eighteen tables were in play.
 In charge of arrangements were members of the Home Missionary committee of which Mrs A. Earle Smithies in chairman. Others in- clude: Mrs. Gorrest G. Purinton, Mrs. Harry s. Coe, Mrs. Charles g. Manning, Mrs. Anson w. Miner and Mrs. Clifford H. Wells.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
COUNTY VFW COUNCIL
 TO MEET NEXT WEEK

The quarterly meeting of the New Haven County Council of the Veter- ans of Foreign Wars will be held July 8 at 2:30 p. m. at Mechanics Hall. Wheeler Young Post and It. Shea auxiliary will be in charge. Mrs. Helen Brophy, will conclude her term as department auxiliary president next Sunday in New Brit ain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29
SOCIAL SITUATIONS

THE SITUATION: You have a kitten or puppy you would like to give to the child of a friend.
 WRONG WAY; Mention it to the parents in front of the child.
 RIGHT WAY: Ask the parents in private whether or not they are willing to take on the pet before mentioning the idea to the child.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-29

justments in secondary education.
 M.jor Frederick A. Zehrer, Mili- tary Training Division, Headquar- ters First Service Command, Cap tain William F. Sullivan and John Mccormick will represent the Army in conducting the conference.
Evening star., 1945-01-05
APIS. FURNISHED Cont }

sUILEAsE complete bedroom apt. beau
ssssTn 1nta Ave. uRsn Ms Rsin.s sgs atsF
soas % Snsn sna sras Ssss 81 So
3 saes du1a adn das ONE Boz 81 TsS Ya ySs s4
ssen.. living @ room iieehsn. aasas .'s. ss.h ssa
Inquire NJ. 1855 between 3 and 0 pm p.m. :.
rooms. kitchen, bath: newly furnished: new
sms !. ss Rsl Ro g. ns Can be seer
.nd arg ool]sm3l. I'd ,-an room small kitchen
keeping; dishes. silver and linens furnished
service personnel preferred: suitable youni
FREE ROOM for employed lady 80 to sc
ssassssPsS S;'' "a: s:if i sss s.
sai. sss;s sss: .ss s con
ssa hysH .pslsm.ns ssI t. sshr shsrt .nSs:s s is
venient downtown location. Call DU. 1894
WIFE OF sERvICEMAN overseas would
like to share her. Groom, kitchen, bath
apt: With = con9enial person Of same status
s1s sf cifsf Nsveryy vsvsty .rx. NE % s4o7
ssSlaishsa and ssinted' rgisldair:s: sasirs ass1s
aen. .nd sSfrysains atilti.. furnished ineudin'
26O2 L ST. N.W.-Lhk. room, linens,
stove; dishes: near Pa. cars; $3.50 double
sis TESNEssEE AVE. N.E.-Apt.. com
pElssss1ly 1urn;i; i,;s or girls DU. 1858.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished home on suburban
busline near Walter Reed with another
serviceman's wife in exchange for prep
aration Of evening meal. sH. 2sIi.
BASEMENT, rooms, fireplace, knotty-
pine walls, pvt. bath. shower. entrance: ]
empl. adult. 200I Upshur st. ne
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-i-room Ell
cheney. newly decorated, suitable for 2
girls. elec. refrigerator. all utilities, semi
private bath: S55 MI 1890
Evening star., 1945-01-05
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SHEPHERD COLLIE. male. months old.
BGLLTERRIERs. American tpit,: young
male, months; bitch: IL months: fine
of8ce ocers feSlsteFes WA 1884 good type for Army
COCKER sPANIEL PUPPIES. healthy little
beauties. black females. l red male. !
red and white particolor; reg. Axe
~ 6th st. S.w. D1. 2175.
BtaI BBtbLLDGG' S Eng English male, 2 years old.
BoXERs-Beautiful fawn pups. ready for
delivery: Alexandria 0sO5. 10.
LOOKING FOR A GOOD HOME for a g.
Week-old puppy, female. Call RE 597O
COCKER SPANIEL, beautiful. ? months
o, old, male, pedigreed and registered CHI
COCKER PUP, red and. white female. Axe
pedigree. WA. 1889
PUPPY, male, 8 weeks old. father police
dog of good disposition. mother a regis
PLKlNGEsE I PUPPIEs, little beauties qsef. pedi.
ENGIsH f. cocKERs besutfu ps hi osdI Golden
Miss Hunt RosEDERE KENNELS. Fails Fails
" WHNT = Coon HOME for nice male dog.
COCKER PUPPIES. black: 3 males. fe-
tected distemper; these are high class
puppies: must be seen to be appreciated
males, males $50: females. S35. WI. 1884
WIRE-HAIRED PUPPIES, champion stock
: wks', Axe registered. Ii. 30s5, 1406
cocKER sPANIEL PUPPIES, pedigreed.
inoculated: female, $50; male. $40. 1915
DOWNING pl ne, ia 2449
Evening star., 1945-01-05
FARM 8 GARDEN.

TREES REMOVED, treated evergreens
trimmed, landscaping. planting: work COW
cred by insurance. Call Union 0a62 IL.
W0NDERGRO-For winter protection. more
productive Victory gardens, greener grass,
healthier trees, shrubs, vines. flowers SIS
ways reinforced and cindered. Ii. 1928. lOs
FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, hedges
evergreens,. roses and Towering shrubs to
Florify and landscape your own lawn or
back yard economically: for the farm or
frult garden. apple. pear, cherry apricot
nut, peach and plum trees: berry plants.
rhubarb grapeV1neS and asparasds: hardy
northern nurSery-grown stock direct from
grower to you. guaranteed to grow or re-
time. Supply short-order your stock
today; Phone Lincoln 2399 or write
coward DOWNEY. Guaranteed Nursery
PLANTING? Extra large specimen Amer
iean elm, sugar maple. linden, dogwood.
noWerlng shrubs, evergreenS, barberry
prlvet: local grown: planted by experts:
guaranteed: free estimates Ii 1925 1ls
Evening star., 1945-01-05

OR 8 BEDROOM iurn. or unfurn. house
or apartment in South Arlington or Alex
andfis; best refs; pay UP to $3.50 month
ARMY OFFICER, wife. infant and nurse
hopefully searching for furnished 3-bed-
sndria Va: have infants furniture. BOX
GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY. permanent.
needs unfur. house Immediately; 3 children,
Catholic, refs; around 300. OR. 1850.
STEEL COMPANY EXECUTIVE, permanent.
wants 4-bedroom, 2-bath house, Chevy
Chase or nearby Maryland; might be in
G6vraspsT s4a ISx ofrcA stf
house vicinity SILVER sprns. farss Md preers
resDsene So houit isss sold ad
COLONEL desires two-bedroom. furnished
house: convenient Pentagon: excellent care
anesn ano references 3 n RE 600. Ext. 6623,- be-
ATTRACTIVE, modern small house. unf.:
perfeet s.a1es care Guaranteed by permanently
xeskdays RE 800; Ext. ssss' ssSsAitssdK sandsy
Naval s15ffS oFFicERa e. REQUIRES aah immedtatehr
or 4 bedroom furnished house in Chevy
Chase hsse or Bethesda area; months rent in
TWO NAVAL OFFICERS REQUIRE furnished
house or 2-bedroom apartment. Northwest
Weeks Cali G Psts R.obe Sthn
e3s9a; :saa; 1t. MOODY. or Decatur 1863 after
oFFIGER desires house or apartment,
borhood suitable for growing children.
liable Washnston e0Te9ms asauTsd fsfnsbse
Cal Dupont 1647 evenings or Sunday 70
sSNSruRSIsHED SiSIII 3.bedroom house. prefer
hsve hsve rssttriserstoS; st, present house sold
or 3 BEDRM. furn home in Falls
Church. z adults Ee;
NAvAI' OFFICER. permanently stationed
wishes furnished house or broom apart
ment, NV. or suburbs near busline. Phone
sus1sEss s9s g. kSRGnIivp Aces I've Es.
Or ap uniurnishtd IN 0t Or '1% near Washins h4nse
MANAGER, shoe s; store exc aeoTsetown ogs desire,
seSa rstsTensss VA, :sii.'' sias' can 'o''''h
urgently needs furnished house, minimum
Of four bedrooms; rent about $500. Phone
Dupont 241s.
OFFICER, Just returned from Pacific as
nished apartment or house viii be here
year or more. Phone WI. s342 -
EIGHT TO I2 ROOM HOUSE. in GOOD
sn1ss WASf sfs''ea ofrrtPRs tP ssis Urgently need fur,
nisned house In Northwest District. Call
ATTORNEY desires 3-bedroom house or
NV, Washington; preferably near trans
portation and school; occupancy not later
than Feb: I: refs. Jackson 1914
for owner during absence one month start
in January 10th for privilege Of living
quarters will pay utilities. Call Adams
PERMANENT Washington resident and
family desire unfurn. detached modern
bungalow or house in nice neighborhood. 2
or bedrooms: excellent care Of property:
Al aboHt & $40: ref. Oh; 1872, -
months starting Ist of Feb. furnished
house or apt: by Army colonel with wife
and 3.year-old child. TIE. 6I52 :.
mouse, unfurn.: NV. or ne: $50 per mo.
HO. 5616 after pm. References