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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-26
Women's Club Invites Men

CHEHALIS. Wash. (P). - The
Lewis County Women's Republican
Club finally has let the bars down.
They're letting men join but only az
associate members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-26
Most Trips Short

About 80 per cent of motor We
hicle trips in the United States are
less than 80 miles in length.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-26
Returnees

Names Of additional Washington
area veterans returning from over
seas service at East and West Coast
ports are reported by the Associated
Press.
Aboard the transport Bret Harte,
which arrived at Boston yesterday.
were these District men:
ster and Pfc Charles Mostom. - NV
The following men arrived at New
York Monday aboard unnamed
transports:
r,. TO George W Thomas, 1929 Hunt
Jay street n E; Pfc. Bernard J. Matthews.
55 Myrtle street NE; james Rochester. jr.
nc no rank Eivsn); 4215 Grant street NE.
Sc: sISerst: Leroy Moore. 1918 Third
Kenyon Street NV; IL ssna pfn Rieha "a.
Dudley Bruce, 4l9 Y Streets NV: rs
b Ps ssaEEFnfftG s nt Mes 1sG4 WatsE
ISL stanton anton t terrace e sanes G
: The transport Cape Newenham,
due to arrive at San Francisco To-
Gay, is carrying these Washington
men.
IT'S Emmett W. Scare. 4aos E.ds street
wv; TI5 HaroldD. Sslter 80 53rd place
Sc: TI5 John H. Smart, 1898 Dennisou
place NV: TL5 Eddie Smith, $500
street NV: Tvs William N. Steudevent
34s K street S,W.: Pfc. Elwood Adams.
ld21 street NV: Pfc. William 3. Ayers
235 warren street NE; Pfc. Russell Il
Comes. 4s Myrtle street NE: Pfc. james
Is T G, AIssrt 4 Thomas ~ osEd ai plse:
T/4 BRYANT Laws. s4s 21st street NE. :
TI u Thomas S.d i Williams, 73s 1st street
1850 New Jersey avenue NV. ''''An'
Ti5 Mckinley H. Davis, 627 Morton
place NE: TI5 Franklin NJ jenkins. 1888
Sixteenth street. NE. TI5 Thomas r.
Buck. 654 Hobart place NV: TT5 Syives-
ter Middleton, 121 Sixteenth street Sc;
8 Serst. Alfonso Chisholm. 1l16 Column
8 street s.W.: s/serst. Clarence Z, Pear
son, PA Canal street S.W; ISergt Wen
dell R. Quinn. 2S13 Eleventh street NV
Sergt. Alfred Black, 3l5 Tenth street E.
Seret. jeremiah r, Williams. 205 Warren
street NE; TIA Ernest B. Burns. 1912
y o street NV: ia Charlie F. poughtry
S SsSard ls2 o.w Vermont svenus NV Pvt
e aW pvt sr german cooPsT 4l ,.r Sex
Handbook, 1880 street NV: Pvt. Philan
der. C: Henderson. 76z Howard road Sc
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-26
News ofD.C Men
In Armed Forces
Killed

1t. Claude Julian Hill, U. S. N. R.,
has been listed as killed in action
by the Navy Department. as the
result of the loss Of the submarine
Escolar in the Yellow Sea last year.
Originally he was listed as missing.
His widow, Mrs. Mildred Herndon
Hill, resides at 1409 South Thomas
street, Arlington. and Leesburg, Va.
A story was carried In The Star last
week after his family had been
notified of the change in his casual
ty status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Returning to SwitzerI and

Christ Church, Cranbrook. the
Rev. Charles II. Cadigan chris
tened Clemson North Page Jr.,
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clemson N. Page. Luncheon for
the immediate families was
given by Mrs. Pages parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Strelinger
of Dorchester road. r
Mrs. James Saalfield Of
Akron, o.. was godmother and
Capt. Frank +. Werneken OF
Washington, d. c., and 1t. Rob-
ert c. Hargreaves, USNR, were
also sponsors. Mr.. and Mrs.
Page will move shortly TO their
new home on Frank street.
Mrs. Robert +. G. Copeland
and her daughter, Cynthia. are
spending 10 days in New York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Visiting in Greyline

Mrs. Leigh Lynch and her
houseguest. Miss Minnie Smith
of Bryan, o. are spending This
weekend in GrayiIRg with Mrs.
Lynch's son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin =.
Hills at their home. "BirchlllS. -
Mrs. Charles Barr Field left
Friday for Chicago where She
will visit her sister, Mrs. Eu-
gene Faunttleroy. and her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie B. Knight. Mr.. Field
will 90 over next weekend
when they all will attend the
Michigan Northwestern foot
ball game
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ray Scolaro
are houSeguests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight p. Allen In Englewood.
y J The Aliens moved IN Sep
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
BIRMINGHAM. OCT.

BlkMlNGftAM, OAl. b.
MIR. AND MRS. r.. ALBERT
AA LINDER and their small
son left Friday for New York
by motor. taking with them
Mr.. Linder's mother, Mrs. Al
bert Linder, who has been with
them from her home in Switz-
erland for the duration of the
war. The senior Mrs. Linder
will be the first traveller from
this part of Michigan to leave
for Europe since We Day. She
will sail from New York early
next, week for lie Havre,
France.
Mrs. John William White left
Friday for Chicago to meet her
husband. Capt. White, there on
his return from the Pacific war
area. Mrs. White has been maxi
ing her home with her parents,
the T. w. Widenmanns OF Puri-
ton road during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Mead
hav- invited the following
guests for dinner Oct. 20 in
their home on Pine street.
MESSRs AND MEsDAMEs
Charles ID. Mccall John D. Lauder
J tDsi A. CTlcr Carl W. Nsemann
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Cranbrook Christening

Ensign Vinton Birch is spend
ing this week with his parents,
Col. and Mrs. j. Vlnton Birch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walters
and Payson Carver of UXbridge.
Mass. left Friday after spend
ing several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. killett Jr. Of
Wing Lake.
After morning service al
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Mrs. MacKaye Hostess

MRS. HENRY d. MackAYE,
president OF the Detroit Colony,
New England Women, will be
hostess in her home. in Field
avenue. Wednesday, for an all
day session OF the sewing
group.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Plans Are Drawn
For Rummage Sale

MRS. FRANK j. SHADER
will open her home on Berkshire
road on Tuesday from 2 TO 5
p. m. to the Bargain Counter
committee OF the League of
Catholic Women for a Rummage
tea. Proceeds will be used for
the upkeep Of the leagues camp
for underprivileged girls. Mrs.
Sherman Kelly is the chairman.
Her assistants will be:
MeAdAmRA A-
Arthur J. Platte @ william Coerng
Edward w Mcintosh Leonard l. Heaiy
Frank J Weston Mildred Feely
Walter Hona Alice DoWley
The following will pour::
MesdAmea
= Cummiskey Frank Temple
IS = Connolly Frank Krue
Hanley Dawson G Harry Chis0lm
Winlekrr Garnet Kramer
Veronica Conway William " Gordon
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

tember from Birmingham TO
New Jersey.
MrS-Arthur J Brandt has
returned TO her home on Ken
nesaw avenue from Chicago
where she visited her son, S pc
James Brandt AT Great Lakes
Naval Training Station.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Cooked Vegetables

Crisp carrot sticks, stuffed
celery or a few ra d III e
wrapped in waxed paper 60 we'll
in the box. For a cooked vege-
table, potato salad or bean salad
keep well If chilled before put
ting into waxed cups. The Sc
cret of making good potato
salad is 10 cut up the potatoes
while they are still warm and
mix with French dressing. Then
when cool add mayonnaise, cell
cry and seasonings. Vary occa-
sionally by adding cooked vege-
tables, chopped frankfurters or
green pepper.
Milk may appear in the form
OF cream soup or hot choco-
late packed in a vacuum bottle.
or milk may be purchased at
school. A corn chowder carries
well in the thermos and could
take the place Of milk. In a
double boiler cook 2 cups canned
cream style corn, quart milk,
liz teaspoons salt and y tea
spoon onion for 20 minutes.
Blend 4 cup melted butter or
margarine, u cup enriched flour
until smooth. Add corn mix
ture. stirring smooth. Cook un-
ri thickened.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Reading Varied
Indians On to Food
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS

the September Aviation Yacht
ing column entitled.
Whats Cookin', Skipper ?" con-
Quoted by Bob Yerkes some
thing 10 eat. you may be sure
. and worded as only man
would write up a recipe
thuSly:
Clean out the old muffin tin
and oil up the bottom and sides
with butter. oleo or what have
you.
In the bottom Of each cup put
a round piece OF toast that Just
fits.
Lay a piece Of bacon around
the sides.
Put in a tablespoon OF chill
sauce and break an egg on top.
Crate cheese on top, put In a
slow oven 1900 degrees) until
we'll done, sprinkle with paprika
and serve. Oboy, are they good!
Now for variations:
spread the toast with pea
nut butter or anchovy paste or
liver sausage or potted meat or
cut a thin round OF pressed ham.
2-Place a thin slice of onion
on top OF the egg, then put on
the grated cheese or thin slice
Of cheese.
3-If you have no bacon,
make a cylinder of tomato or
green pepper and put that In.
The cup car also be lined with
pressed ham or any thin slice
Of cold meat.
f-T'he top of the egg can be
dressed with strips Of pimento.
anchovy strips, sliced stuffed
olives, green pepper or what
have you.
May / add that the muffin tin
better be the old fashioned shall
low kind not the thimbls
variety!
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Dress Up
Lunch Box
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

WITH school in session there
w is tendency that children
fail TO eat a good lunch in their
enthusiasm to get back 10 play a
few more games before the aft
ernoon bell rings for school.
Here is the time you mothers can
put in some good nutrition
punches by preparing an attrac-
tive and appetizing box so the
noon meal will not be left be-
hind.
Meat. poultry, eggs, fish,
cheese and bread and butter
may be made into sandwiches
which are the backbone of any
lunch box. Plan two sandwiches
using a variety OF filings and
breads. Meat loaf and lettuce;
egg salad or fish salad; chopped
roast meat with celery, pickle
and msyonnaise; peanut butter
and jelly; cold meats; cream
cheese and chopped olive are ex-
cellent. Different breads are
corn bread, prune oat bread,
brown bread, rye breads and
wheat breads.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Whet's Cookin'!

The man in our house calls
my attention 10 an item in
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Hold Your Man

And in the September "Gour-
met" / find the following bit OF
wisdom >. written probably by
a man, whose wife has been
serving him plain boiled pota-
toes for six months.
Menus that get in rut
Turn mems thoughts 10 you
know what
II you'd halt a straying male
Never let his meals grow stale
Should he start TO climb the
fence
Exercise some common sense
Glamorize the pantry shelf
AS you'd glamorize yourself
Hare today and hare tomorrow
Can result in womans sorrow
So II you would hold your man
This truisru kindly scan
Monotony in iish and soup
Is often why men fly the coop.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
The Atomic Age

Pocket books presents an
other whirlwind twenty-five
center entitled. The Atomic
Age Opens" The first atomic
bomb was dropped August s
the book has been on my
desk nearly three weeks
whipped up in a fifty as was
the Franklin d. Roosevelt me-
mortal issue.
This new little volume Is
compilation Of the hundreds of
articles written about this new
wonder plus pages of predic-
tion for It's future use all
Of which leaves me little
blinded since l know MOTH
ing about the splitting OF atoms
matter OF fact. l have al
ways fancied an atom so small
IL couldn't be split. But there
you are book that will be
gobbled up by those who have
scientific minds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Edith Roberts

My mention in this column
some weeks ago that we
could do with another book by
Edith Roberts, author OF Tam
arack," brings me a fat volume
from Bobbs-Merrill. entitled
Little Hell-Big Heaven" by
Miss Roberts one ! had
missed -. published In 1912.
Lots Of intrigue goes on In
this one rich man. poor
man, beggar man. thief q.
mostly the story OF a couple OF
wealthy parents who can't un-
derstand why their children
want nothing they have and
everything they don't have.
The scene is Chicago,
am still looking forward TO
a new book by this author,
coming S-up shortly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Economy Meat Loaf

One pound ground beef, L
pound ground salt pork. 1 cup
rolled oats, Il cup chopped
onion, 2 teaspoons salt, 4 tea
spoon pepper, teaspoon mus
tard, / egg, cup water or milk.
Combine all ingredients mix
ing thoroughly. Pack firmly into
creased loaf pan and bake in
moderate oven $3.50 degrees)
for ! hour. Slice and serve hot
or cold, One cup cooked -toma-
toes may be used in place of
water. Catsup or other season
ings may be added. tt
For delicious hamburgers. de-
crease the liquid to II cup and
shape mixture into s fiat pat
ties. Chill in refrigerator and
pan fry in hot fat. Serve be-
tween buns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

MY READING this week has
A'A been as varied as the
weather 1t began with a little
volume entitled, Indian Paul"
the story OF an Indian boy who
murdered his mother and the
villagers idea of justice.
II is a first novel by John
Moore, recent Avery Hopwood
winner. Scene Of the story is
the Mackinsc country. Pub
lished by Harcourt, Brace.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Creamed Sea Food

DREAMED SEA FOOD is a
wonderful ace in the hole when
II comes to saving red points.
1t may be made ever more ap-
petizing when meaty slices OF
ripe olives and strips OF pi-
miento are added. Rich, dark ripe
olives add inexpensive bulk and
excellent food energy values.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

skill See what fun lesson, ars--how
fast you learn. Start tomorrow
make the hit Of your life on your next
date. Arthur Murray, 1909 wash
ington Blvd. at State ST. CA 5j77.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

You will land on your feet at any
party once you drop in at Arthur
Murrsyb and learn the latest steps.
His method Ia unique his
teachers are msrvsls Of tact and
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Paul MaIIon

Next a volume entitled, The
Ease Era" by our own Paul
AAfiaiieF which -is-tAe- eemPila-
tion of articles by Mr.. Mallon
that have appeared in news
papers since Dec, 1913 +.
on the subject OF juvenile de-
llnquency
Mr.. Mallon Is definitely not
Of the school that believes d.
let the baby have what II wants
he must be allowed 10 eX-
press himself. Fairgrounds, he
says, need intelligent modern
psychological leadership 4.
not more swings.
Published by William B.
Eerdnans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

Delicious Fruit Salad
FRUIT SALADS are some
thing special when ripe olives
become a part of the ingredi-
ents. For example. eubed fresh
pears with Dmeaty wedges Of
ripe olives. Atopped with a tart
French dressing and served with
salad green's for luncheon or
dinner. leave nothing to be de-
sired in taste goodness.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont

DRIvEWAYs surfaced, .blacktop, new Of
OLD; concrete, stone walls, walks and ter.
@raeess @ grading bulldozer. lawns. DEIN
EXCAVATION and concrete. shovel bull.
s ssozer and M, trucks; contract or rental
ffIoofR SERVICE. nothing but the BEST Be-
qenet Installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR.
aNe SIN ave coNTH5c%9Rs rs asaS INC 1912 wi'oon
FLOORS sANDED. rehnished like new
Is yrs. experience: modern, dustless ma
Ap5sss DSdns Go a@os con-
struction, repairing. remodeling. lnSula.
e1On SfWEE SffRsTsff ca navi4s 4ssa Estimates free
JoHNS-MANVILLE roofing. siding. insula.
mates. GATES coNTRAcTiNG CO. 81
manship; Phone for particulars, WI. oS6s
iesrce NSfHf5s EsRc5Rf bRReoRArRRGe rRGedS5e co
1921 New, York ave. NV, Ma. 461s OF
PAINTING AND PApERING, a speciality.
Mr.. Wits METRoPoIITAN icS coNTRAcTl AsA IT
!sd FSsfSe S. Fs roof repairs sss.s,
FE1hBSS FIN HSGE aNb SHPAKs 51Ss BATH
rooms, hot-water heaters. repairs. gas 1T
tins drains opened. MCKINNEY, TR. 1888
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL NsTST.
LATION co; h502 wis ave WI 1900
REMODEL YoUR KITCHEN NOW
and price furnished without obligation
Contact REARDoN SALES CO.. day SH
6G40: night SH 1865
WATERPROOFING, all kinds; Easements
waterproofed: windows calked, etc ROB
ERT E. PRICE. RE. 1891 -
PATTERSON CAULFIELD CORP FOL
Johns-Manvilie roofing, siding. insulation
storm windows and heating; convenient
terms HO 4120. Member Johns-Manville
Home Improvement Guild
Evening star., 1945-12-06
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

NEAR 14th ST. N.W.-3-room apt, bath
not private; a,fet employed couple: ref
erences; SIS BOX 1894, Star.
BACHELOR APARTMENT, NV - Large
bedrm. paneled den. private bath, in south
wing of large home; S11o mo. BOX 2eo-J'
THREE-RooM FURNISHED apartments
with Frigidaire for light housekeeping at
AIS 5th st. ne, $50; no wild parties, sub
BROOM APARTMENT to 3 or girls; only
S72.50 per mo-; or rooms to hye; no
linens or dishes furnished. 1913 Columbia
rd
1900 Bird ST. N.W-Studio nm. and kitch-
en- for employed couple: near transp.; gen.
tile home; SO week.
1908 ST. N.W.-2-rm. apt. next bath:
no linens, no cooking utensils; Sl1 wkly.
200 9th ST. N.E.-Flat; ? large furn.
rooms, private bath, kitchen, utilities; con-
venient to 2 carlines: adults. Call 10
a m. to ! pm; S65 mo-; references.
WOULD ONE refined. temperate lady ike
to share attractive apt in nearby Va. with
another lady? Box 4e6-A, Star.
> nice, fun-loving girls, in town; S25 ca.
mo 1927 1st st. NV. AD 1867.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1884 10Th st. NV
Studio room, bath. in pvt. apt; gentle
man only; $50. North 4s15.
GIRL TO SHARE with another girl; S34.
1900 10th st. NV, NO. $500, Apt. 405,
after & 40
Evening star., 1945-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

sRsss ess 'as can u Mr. asislasRs TARsRs
Aseofp1os ease Q 4s sS or AZ AZ ss ssss please call
ADDING MACHINES ESQ ano HseAi sypewriteTs p raer,
o4a o0nsn Top pTsss sos repaTed auekly m
ADDfNG SGaa fs 4ss s5peRssers sRa easu.
lators. bought. sold and rented. RE 1177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 l4th
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects, better
grade china and bric-a-b -brac in any amount
wanted at once. Please call MR.. GRADY,
A Afro BODY METAL LIT TOOLS; % st e FL KINDS
Gasa BEAufa fs sHs sHor eE EenfpMEsr SbHe antiques
room and bedroom furniture aiSs radios stoVes, tas
Hes sFD TsNrb s P dopbe s5 Or aedSer Ra es RER
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture;
content contents OF spts or houses at onee we do
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites.
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
viii pay hshes IL sns nosse Tansd ps
Ssdsy ss ME aRzPY SS's "a = 2sa6 ss! please cal
and living room suites, elec. refrieerators,
glassware and rugs. Dupont O513. IL
BICYCLES. in any condition, wanted for
materials must be reasonable. CO. 4293.
eaGiYGtE' eaiI MA S9ys' 2oin'; good condition
BICYCLE, boys; will pay good price for
gs s'a xg Sled s's's M soaf ss0 Nz
GAM ogs ssls sss sa''s .ns. sse' .;:
n W.. RE 2434 Open . am. to : pm.
CAMERAS. photo equipment both amstslI
eHoro fns 600 Hsss I ST n.as soF 3
cLoTGISS-aisnsss prices psia tof men 3
NV Me s7e7 open ewes. viii cali
Hisd slsshl4s oDen HsTsy' sass vii ah3s g.. nn st
cash immediately. THE NoRTHiwTEsssTii TX Ex.
caIi SHIANaE: Na asss S9l G ST. NV. We call if you
DIAN bIiaMoNPs' CID ,s sqld and silver; hishsss
DIA.MoSDs: 3 II old gold, old isxslry; old
faissly fas VI WI See an "a so Ss's
Sss s 2 SOLD one, Hfss; s.is;. cash ,s or: y:
ARTHUR MA.sKEL. a40 St
DIAMONDS and old gold. diamond watches
and discarded jewelry. Cash paid. ERNEST
BfaMoNS oliTaRR fsh desired by S7s prv.se
EsTrtg, EEsrg,ry Dg a aI!1 g, or sT pT. 1890, -.
boy. 8. ME. 1915.
FURS, coats, Jackets, scsrfs, mufis. neck
FURNITURE-Would like to purchase some
USED used hoIsehold es sooeds e also piano. Gan
Evening star., 1945-12-06
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

STUD SERVICE. puppies, boarding.: Cock:
KENNELS, sH. 77ss. ''-
COOKERS; Axe, res; reds and blacks
viii hold for Xmas delivery. Near Center. Center
BOxERS-Pups for Xmas; champion bred
Axe reg; make your selection now
WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, II weeks.
champion blood line: Axe registration ap-
plisd pIif, for %rRp,nk Fails Church; Church 1s55;W .
ton. 80, SIC. I1le Powhasan St
eoekHE spSsEI a s. sseR ESRts MAZE s months
Sa Eff r6rns AR 5scR Ri7s Axe
EonW KennslS; TO 512a 52a, or WA. 1924.
No. faI9fsx drive Ap shds pet 4s4o
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. purebred Of
champion stock, black and fawn color
GEfasia GsRMaN SHEPHERD, 8 months old, 9f fe.
BEAGLE HOUNDS, 2. small, sH. 1878
PUPPY, Poln male, weeks old; $40: hall
cnurch ccnaIma.ia9 isoslM hslf English setter Falls
TOY Fox TERRIER, male, exactly 5 lbs.
2 yrs: old, perfect pet. distempsr immune
Rssy naFsfd bGiLSo So rGps HA fss champion
COLLIEs, smali-size crossbreed and other
fsSn fs%sles. EAsERa2v5a4 81 saE4s. sFrssEIs Ali 'Oayss
Go.feF G1AGfasHEND sepsie pIse black and tan 5
HsoszeE pod hofR 5f4f zas sa aoeerg. ave- Ia 4ssfo 81
Evening star., 1945-12-06
BOATS.

BOATS-smal, new boats for outboards
First carload arriving in December, Place
order now with $40 deposit only. S.
KING FULTON. INC. sos Maine ave. sv
Executive 3406.
NEW EvINRUDE MOToRS-First 10 mo-
tors on our order board delivered today
S KING FULTON, INC, sos Maine ave
s.w- Executive 3406.
CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES in stock.
available for immediate delivery S. KING
FULTON. INC. sos Maine ave. sw. Execu-
tive 3406
USED CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINE flN,
sood running condition. sos Maine ave.
iS.w.
CABIN CRUISER. 2s IT, factory built,
sleeps 4 Ii 1851 %
CHRIS-CRAFT 1910 runabout, 1914 #.
SO horsepower; very clean. Call WO.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
5-lo THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
g. "a
REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont,

REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont.I.
1aT naEE Az AND MAfsha REP4Ihs
RkEIpS' RIkkRIpo' NJ 565s; Ho; 7sai ewes: ~
kind Of hauling. Call NO. S141.
TYPEWRITERs cleaned, oiled and ad-
NTEp TSVf co SIS fz Eth nv nw
TYPEWR1TERS--A complete, economical
service, from minor repairs to rebuilding
Al makes: free delivery anywhere; our
Both year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO.; I43l East Capitol st Ii. o0sa
UPHOLSTERING. cushions refilled-If you
orlRE thsm spaca IN ye ss ga ean give
ing orders placed now Guaranteed delivered
before Christmas. BENJAMIN OSCAR
WAsHIISaGH MAtHYNEs' Nj HIN 81 REpHIREp. Fair e4-br
serv:. Tree est; work guar. GARY APPI1-
ANCE &C.. DU. 3355
USED CAMERAS bousht and sold FULLER
4 dALBERT; INC. Sl5 10th ST. NV
VETERANS Venetian blind and shade serv-
ice. re-taping, Recording, cleaning and
painting. Phone Adams 223o 1O'
BRIGHTEN UP FOR CHRISTMAS-Rooms
kem- Toned kitchens and recreation rooms
painted. Call RA. 4476 for free estimate