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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12

land. The new envoy is his country.
first diplomatic representative to tn,
United States.
More familiar figures from thu
diplomatic circles included the Brit.
ish Ambassador and the Countess o.
Halifax, the French Ambassador
and Nine. Bonnet, DR.. A. Loudon
the Dutch Ambassador, with Nine
Loudon, who was among those pour
ing, and Nine. Hurban, wife of the
Czechoslovakian Ambassador. Still
others glimpsed in the crowd were
the Norwegian Ambassador and
Mime. Munthe de Morgenstierne, the
Greek Ambassador, Mr.. Cimon p
Diamantopoulos. the Portuguese
Ambassador and Nine. de Bianchi,
Nine. Bruggmann. wife Of the Swiss
Minister, and Nine. LIE Calais, wife
of the Minister of Luxembourg.
The cabinet hostesses who poured
tea and coffee during the reception
hours were Mrs. Fred M. Vinson,
Mrs. Harold L. Ickes, Mrs. Clinton
P. Anderson, Mrs. Robert Patterson
and Mrs. Tom G. Clark. Others TAX
ing their turns at the tea table were
Mrs. Robert H. Jackson, wife of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
Miss Perkins Giues An1using
Talk on american Trapely
By Gretchen Smith,
Women's Club Editor.

The speaker paid high tribute 10
the English and their cheerful &C
ceptances of continued shortages.
While she was in London, Miss
Perkins said that the first oranges
sold to the general public in over
a year had been on sale, with three
oranges allowed each purchaser.
Window glass was just beginning to
arrive also, she added, and people
were busy replacing the cheese
cloth which had covered the win
dows.
In Paris during election time,
Miss Perkins told of her interest
in the feminine attendance at the
polls.
approximately IS per cent Of the
French women took advantage of
their first opportunity to vote and
greatest care had been taken to
see they were instructed properly
on the procedure. A photograph
and short biography of each can
didate for Office was given the voters
and small motor cars were running
busily throughout the city telling
the women how to vote, she said.
/. Miss Perkins declared there is
new awakening of the women in
France" and young people show a
serious interest in finding moral
leadership" in an effort to over
throw the influence which has been
exerted by the Nazis over many Of
their companions.
In Belgium, Miss Perkins declares
she was greatly impressed by how
wonderfully the Belgians have
gotten on their feet" Belgium, she
commented, has been invaded SO
frequently in the past TOO years,
that the Belgians seem to be able
to rise above the effects of invasion
better than others.
Miss Perkins was introduced by
the club president, Mrs. william
Davis, who presided. A distinguish
ed number of guests were IN at
tendance, including Mrs. Ernest
Gruening, wife of the Governor Of
Alaska; Mrs. Ingraham Stainback,
wife of the Governor of Hawaii;
Mrs. Fred Vinson, wife of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, and Mrs. Tom
Clark, wife of the Attorney General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
Club CHANCES ByIazus

The Zonta Club of Washington
has just announced a change In its
bylaws.
Instead Of making loans to women
to enable them to advance from
routine positions to executive posi-
tons, the club will award scholar
ships. Accordingly, the title of its
special work. Permanent Work
has been changed to Washington
D. c., Zonta Club Scholarship and
Fellowship"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12

Miss Frances Perkins, former
Secretary of Labor, came back to
town yesterday and her hilarious
description of her American
travels brought laughter from mem
bers Of the Women's National Demo-
cratic Club where she attended the
weekly luncheon as guest speaker.
Il came to speak of my impress
sions of Europe during my recent
attendance at the International
Labor Organization Conference in
Paris" she said, but / find that
American travels these days are of
considerable interest"
The former Secretary of Labor
then explained how she had left
Northern New York late at night
by day coach, the only accomoda-
tons available. Two changes to
other day coaches were made before
Miss Perkins reached the Capital
and she declares she is still won-
dering where the railroad company
found one of the cars which brought
her here.
1T looked vaguely familiar" she
remarked" and I seemed to remem-
Der being In one exactly like it when
I was a child"
In addition to the railroad
Accommodations which she dis
enjoyed" Miss Perkins added, 81
broke my glasses and lost my watch
but I improved my character, no
end"
In more serious vein, Miss Per-
kins told of her impressions of the
sections of Europe which she visited
during the three months she was
abroad.
In England, she found the women
looking very smart" in specially
designed suits and frocks of a cheap
material but with a style and chic
frequently lacking in the fine, rough
tweeds of pre-war years, she ex-
planned. The women are extremely
busy trying to readjust their lives
to welcoming returning veterans,
carrying on necessary public serv-
ices and daily jobs and trying to
keep house on barely enough to
eat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12

| Supreme Court associate justice
Nine. Handy, wife of the Thirc
Secretary of the Egyptian Legation;
Nine. Jawdat, wife of the Minister
of Iraq, and Miss Pauletta Guffey.
Associate Justice Bennett Champ
Clark of the Court of Appeals for
the District, with Mrs. Clark; Maj
Gen. Russell L. Maxwell, and former
Gov. Herbert H. Lehman, director
general of. UNRRA, were among the
guests.
Others included Mrs. Joseph E
Davies, Princess Anna Maria del
Drago Of New York, who was honor
guest at a luncheon yesterday given
by Baroness Constantine de Stacked
berg, and her hostess, Mrs. Kay Mas
sock; Mr.. Drew Dudley, Mrs. James
Hale Steinman, Mrs. William T.
Mann, Mr.. Clarence Hewes, Mrs.
Martin Vogel, Mrs. Leo Brison Nor
ris, Mrs. William S. Culbertson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Morris.
Still others were Miss Ida Guffey,
Federal Trade Commissioner and
Mrs. Robert Freer. who were talking
with Capt. Iva Rogers, who has been
in the Marines since her husband,
Maj. Otha L. Rogers, lost his life
at Guadalcanal; the Agricultural
Attache of the Spanish Embassy and
Sonora de Echegaray, and Commo-
dore Olof Angelin, Naval Attache of
the Swedish Legation. with Nine
Angelin and the Misses Madelaine
and Elisabeth Wikstrom- Angelin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
Birthday Party

Mrs. Marie Rhymer celebrated her
91st birthday Sunday Her friends
gave a surprise party for her at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Anna
Spiess. Guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. J. Trodden, Miss Margaret
Aebersold, Miss Hama Schulze, Mrs.
E. Ruedi, Mrs. Anna Gutman, Mrs.
Marie Manning, Mrs. Bertha Zu-
brano, Miss v. Jordan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Preil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
Fracker-WatsOn
Ceremony Held

OF interest in Washington is the
marriage of Miss Janet Marie
Fracker, daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Stanley B. Fracker, to 1t. John S
Watson, u. S. A.. Medical Corps, sor
| of Judge and Mrs. Grover w. Wat.
son Of Farmer City, Ill. The wed.
ding took place on Tuesday, Feb.
ruary S. In the post chapel of Bor-
den General Hospital, Chickasha
Okla. The bridegroom's parents
were present at the ceremony.
The brides father is research CO.
ordinator in the Department Of Ag-
riculture.
The bride chose for her costume
soft suit OF gold wool crepe with
small hat of black straw, and her
attendant. Miss Nancy Ann Morse
wore pale green. Judge Watson
served as best man for his son, ano
1t. Hull of the hearing clinic staff
| of the hospital escorted the bride In
the absence of her father. Capt
Frederick M. Rogers, post chaplain
performed the ceremony and Sergt
Harlan. organist, played traditional
wedding music.
Mrs. Watson is a graduate OF
Woodrow Wilson High School In
Washington, and of the University
Of Wisconsin. She is member of
the Wisconsin chapter of Alpha Chi
Omega and of the honorary pro-
fessional fraternities, Phi Lambda
Theta and Phi Beta. At present she
is an acoustic technician with the
aural rehabilitation section of the
War Department at Borden Gen.
eral Hospital.
1t. Watson took his premedical
training at the University of Illinois
where he was a member of Sigma
Chi. He received his MD. at the
University of Cincinnati and in
termed at st. Louis City Hospital
He was commissioned as first lieu
tenant in the Army in July, 1945,
and is now stationed at Borden Hos
pital awaiting orders for overseas
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
Membership Tea

A special membership tea well
coming more than 500 new members
will be given by the Washington
chapter of Hadassah at 1880 pm.
tomorrow at the Jewish Community
Center. Mrs Tobias Naftalin, presi-
dent of the chapter, will speak, and
a Palestine film, "Out of the Dark
ness" narrated by Paul Mum, will be
presented. Mrs. Nathan Abramson
will tell of the work of the commit
tee to integrate new members into
Hadassah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
Marriage Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert NJ Sarazan an
nounce the recent marriage of Their
daughter, Miss Rosalind Anne Sara
Fan, to Mr.. Milton r. Ney, jr., sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton r. Ney. The
wedding was performed at the Stat
Ter Hotel by Rabbi Norman Gersten-
field.
Following the ceremony, dinner
was served in the Pan American
room. The couple are spending
their. honeymoon in Cuba and upon
their return will live in Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
Anniversary Meeting

A luncheon meeting marking its
fourth anniversary as club will
be given by the Di-Ma-Va Club at
1890 pm. Thursday in the Colony
Room Of the Ambassador Hotel.
Mrs. Frank Greenip. Mrs. Arden
Lloyd and Mrs. j. Hite Gooch will
preside as hostesses.
Evening star., 1946-04-14

Its strange but true that you can actually
change the flavor of cereal by changing its
shape.
A few years ago, when we were pertectlng
the new Xix, VIC tried making one basic cereal
mix in all the shapes you see above. There
was nothing different about the ingredients
or the way they were blended. Only the
shapes were changed.
But when we made acceptance tests, we
found that little curves tasted different from
big ones, and through this research we devel-
opcd the shape in the lower right-hand
corner which tasted best of all.
The reason is really very simple. A gently
curved surface exposes more of the cereals
Evening star., 1946-04-14

csa, 4cm,MM Mn~ KM M~c H9A
h
Evening star., 1946-04-14
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: ! ! ! !: !: 6 3
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gudnntt mamf and
cereal
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Ieron GaM kpuoS
GNl but others 4 L.
thont tp 4
dNn harINl lirn when H.
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General Glk
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Evening star., 1946-11-15
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SAlf7
{ APARTMENTS WANTED.

kEDECORATE--Navy It. desires one 81 ].
I've 5edrm. sPtl f9rn Y q,,, Or ,gnfnrn:; y yia rs.I
faN AN AaERIcaS Mi sus AnwAYs personnel =
Dsdloom R aDss en- ss4
CIVIL ENGINEER tbscheior,, perm. GOV. so n I
furn. apt. In wash. Arl. or Alex. Ma
Sslo; Ss ExS Sgs. betw. and 9 PM o.
VETERAN recently discharged ana nevsv
IN NV. section; permanently - empiosed. S
fa bH is surlns r tes fiscSsSs.ts. Ssss b.A
unfurnished. NV. section; cony. transp1rtas \
isfa R.brEsp nsT hkfikrB alAiH ssas s6ourrx a..r..
r,m, ,r kitshen aac and bath apt; furn. or IN.
srsn. mother. I sister: @ al III enDlossS sD 1SS Ss
SaaS sasiF VIZ fas soa I. sss s.usns.r. Is.
sII.ils asfSi Price 'Ds 10 2 Object. 'iA ''ss
szyT sseH DIiluTENANr coMDE. and d s,fs s;
s p.ts s Espusils 9aoo 1s
Carr Carr. AND WIFE. stuck in w.shinstons 81
apparently years, need apt. furnished
Wife ons Dss ~ p csldss0 e Sso nen ca
Lon IoNG : RIM NO sEK-parents coming s
son. we need . 2-bcdroom Apartment.
satL61kp ssa 1Hkb yE4EgSs ~ Gssp AND wlrE urisnsly
need 1mali apks any section p. c. 1zN.s
SHORT. co. 1884 any time. 7s.gs,
AT WITH siTs Eoo rouds s.
without children; furnished OF unfurnikheds
q, y; sestion preferred IN 4496. II 5.E
BAGHEI0E, tet.s perm. Govt. employe6
desires ens-room efdciencJ apt. pI. 136ess
66G1 Efn196 = NsHs RAGal
Evening star., 1946-11-15
'BoAy.

PS 'ss Son .nf faIs slf fin rRAss /
EIicf.iInisc u rIANrss, p as volt. i {.
8 soN, 1912 a. llIh s. q aas3. ,, ~
1919 11th st. s.e. II. 4493
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS--Kiddie carbon
dioxide portable and marine nre systeMs;
RgEss ss:sa ssss sos sar i1h rRAs e
sossitlon Phone WI i0sSNs sios Alter 1sssjsas pn
Muna Ma]n a'ssdis 4IfxaNDER, Nc yacht broker.
now located 61b Maine ave. Come. IN 70
6s 'e n n0s sySss nSvsa e .
Also let US help you with your insurauce
BY o9sgSrS4Ebs VI ksSsfo'Rzss'' io-A.D. sos; ssh.p-,
MxNI1D. winter storage for s2-ft cruissr,
Eb6ik6EhY 10 III, factory built; very isn't.
sssiRis IaaiRE ssrsnd-new oshd J.sp engines, com
afTcE RIFF sfses MorSoSRes R1'sd mc 50 naRoss
AAaINE suSsRsLiIEs, paints. rope, nls 81
E1Rs sRsibss n 50 e aoo N shins sasfs
st II 44ga. 4 ....r,, u 9. s.
SIS; 81 Immediate delivery idssi ior tTsIIins
and duckinR also FISHING supplies. SOUTH
FAST .A,y sAL4s AbE sqr az s7 lish sn VII Ae !.
large galiey. head, plenty Of locker space
Lux system. 35-h.p Scripps motor, IL
SsCo. Ss Mondss M W. throash ss Friday @ 81 an (
eeSx5f 9 u euAsp cuIEEE, sturdy double.
pleesure Or homs aboard; &z,260. Bon
Evening star., 1946-11-15
EARM and GARnENI..

cow MANURE. well rotted, sieved; bush
els Der bag; delivered In 3-bag orders At
$h;25 per bag. WI. 6570. la
90 sssnans anna se s sif'ss You ssn
COMPOST, unsxcelIed for rrass and III
toos toss snat sIss gsrs rsh y vital plant
iai 'a sssvcs assisasa .oddna saaS :.sdn. s
nc nssSSE oS TOO sna s. ca asSsns sns
GaHIsTMAs ,n,I l., TsEEs Ss on STUMP, e nj p
NE. 1909, DU. 1881
fREEe Norway spruce trees. beautiful
= sss. SpIs seas,sioa sS : fspsir AVN
saMovE ssnGoa uNDEsikAsrE M HsH TREES, prusin. Iii
slsyating and landscaptns. ]. 3. BEVERLY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. outdoor plant
SURELY than the house use itseif. @ II The rs pssserSs ss
only &c essssor asss ,aares
ings, but the whole interior and the oc-
cupant IS well, z YOU are one 81 the
many man victims asatin 81 cheap, oysrsrown shrub
very best, rightly called diseass-proof and
q lifetime duration. Specimen yews. holly,
oox. shade, fruit and ornamentsls In
terial for screens. hedges: barberry. hem
BEDS. rock ssrdsns. nrepiiscss: fiasstone,
asbos sna sses Fis sss.s ars
age: manured topsoil; Wondergro. the ideal
compost fertilizer. makes poor soils good
spscia p0f sor sSn pis
sssdns snd rns .wn. ss.sloa
sne When you osn
tons in the garden. call IL 1925 for
Lss eetlm1 Y; Qs
Evening star., 1946-11-15
APARTMEfiTs EXCHANGED.

z BEDRM. APT nearby Va, for Similar IN
aesirsele ne. or NV. Wash: ref. exch.
NEw Y0RK FOR ARLINGTON Modern.
completes ! lls-rm. furn. apt.. midtown
Manhattan. for furn. -unfurn "a rooms:
pref. Buckinsham vic. BOX 232-v, Star.
WILL TRADE New York apartment 9Iia
81. !, bedrooms, dining, living rooms, kit.
private bath and phone, for small house
IN washington, d. c., preferably W. Sec
to : ARTURO BRicENo, sz4S Mas. ava.
WixsHNGToN FoR NEW YoRK-a-rsom. ls
chs chtscnsn. bath apt near Msynewsr; ex.
EXCHANGE 2-bedrm modern apt, CHEVY
Ghase. for 3 or 4 bedrm. apt or house ii
New York or Westchester County. p. d.
BOX 6265, Northwest Station. wsshins-.
oRFoLK-wAsH.--e-bedroom furn. eps.
n = Norfolk. fer 2-eedroom apt. or houss
lscyrS lEs6cNyTrEFss; Fl. 300. Ext. zoI. i5s
sby sale or renA for house or apt. IN
/. Honoluia or 1-bsdroom. cooperative. Boz
EXCHANGE newly decorated s-roori spt.
city. Df. 52fs, Ext. 20. sERoTi. FoWLKx.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
ROOMS WITH eoAR0

l4Ol 18th ST. N.W.-Lse. dbl; 2 giris TO
share lee. room with pvt. bath with sfsofheY
III; ~ - vacancy in trinle; GOOD meals; switch.
I!06 18th ST. N.w.-Larxe double; other
vacancies $40-S60 each -1Ss
NJ. PLEASANT-Quiet, refined surround.
,hss; sh; double rm. for employed couple. Also
snare ior young woman Superior meals.
efls SfEA. s.efNaiRssd. NiaFd AfksSgsss44vr 81 Sss4v RS
ea5h Ht5 ssS shSSype-cooked meals: near Monsstsry.
woRKiNG MOTHER DESIRES fuii-tim.
care Tor 10-month-old SON and room for
MONEY IN private home Conv to 18th
asa Rhode Island ave. ne. Phone M.
s94 21st ST. NW.--Room and breakfast.
- week. Gentlemen y block from
HES ,siidTeetear; walking distance 70 New War
Isss COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Por . men. le IN
cIus ne EIsIoRR psfs Rafes isos co S:v la H.mn.sr
ave. n.w,--Laree triple room, single BEDS.
inner-spring mattresses, nice meals, for
COLONY Clue, sSss ssi NrssaTsoSaR1e' sT v.esncy
70 share. with refined Government Eiris:
ecenEennsaI c home atmosphere. $50 month.
M Iaih AND SPRING Rp. Nw-Dosgbls
rm, twin beds. for empl ladies' or semitic.
isa; mse; is9 issh mSi r. escS Sm Ap 9z22; Is
gssIs gSIs sysEy dsy sLAUaHTEERHs. HsTEEH -1s Ifsn'
evening meals, S55; also nice double, $50
sscn; I'VE IN the best with the best Take
any MT. Pleasant car; gentlemen ISRT
halofama I'd. NV. (corner) -15
Evening star., 1946-11-15
AvlATloN.

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Exkh1 on WHO FLIES needs eonDl... i
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E9RafEs afs fsEor n.EEsss snsa,.t. .na
compiete service. on recovering, REBUILD
service. Phone 1881 ReEoboth Beach, Dei.
ExrEET AIRCRAFT AND ENGINE repairs
at SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT. ASK for Joe
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ICY. l0I0 Vermont ave. NV. Dr. 100
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airscfsft. Rehoooth Beach, Del. phone
T1o 1915 Ercoupss. low time; on. with
nsg str radio rec. and trans: $3.50 and
stInson 10 with so-h.p. Cont; blind
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licensed 3-plsces instrument day and con-
saet night; for hire; always hangared:
xsronca Chief. de luxe. new, ss.s7s.
kQE reeoxer work see ns nrst. ii 8 .
Evening star., 1946-11-15
DOGS. PETs. ETc

UOOSs rEJSs EIG.
HOARDlNQ--An breeds: heated private IN
nsc oa.siaf spns Zach .sp.Iatsiy ken
ssss Rsoss sSss'rs kssaD x ME DYspi 81 al.
iRsqTa ifRisETe Dosn osnosf fRa4r Rhiirfia fs d.:. ~.
pa your bet II these posts 81 nl.s ]. = HE iSss
aoILYWSobs bssKSxSa fMe wA as2 s.tn
ng and sronmfng cocker spaniel puppies,
SocRas sssmRlGn ;SsSsEi Ct ssa ss.r VA 1874
$50; female. 4 mos. $50. caii m. 0s60
DoGs b oy ASp MY ycArs A & bo.rs.d v..r .rd ds
ionssr; heated fennsis % PICKUP so ssrs sefyice 3.
yMstss,nsry M supsrvision, BIpk.x-WEE KEN
@ sc6Trff22 ff2is sr,pyiRs SgnH aye e. Wo o2sa
sstnssndirg sn litter; can hold for christmss, III.
! 80 q GIVE ", AMxI: rather u than killins them.
animals. 211b 14th st. NV. NO. 1908.
ss5GIsTEEsD s.c,.g z g. Asriesa me Kennel cIuD sssl
KEITH DE. s7Ss; week eek ends. III, iss7. ii
,cANA.RsEs g; s...s for sale. suaranteed SINGERS, IL
sNGHfsa GHsI;sr hsIs lsHei gsshgssds ssSg VT s5ss
perfect specimsns. WA. zSsf. IL:
auf IT. s.ssa pEss. Ts:g sI9:s
4 EEsNsciIsG q e sETTEh PUPPIES, 2 ts 5 mos.
male beautiful So XD. SD o4ss. iss lis. Ia.
SyAlNAkiEs. beautiful, GUARANTEED singers,
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shsss shs . igr sy s Sss sos: :,., s5ss
isss adopted Can sL. S1s$. z OPEN seg sats.. aa
.s. =: s. 81 S. : $50 M: NJ, y;ss ss
Siz.,EsE I!., KITTENS, male: !, blu. point.
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rss mos y sSnsI0sn Sssf ssm.. e.ih s cocsa ua Boy
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sssisssr.d fSys Broad ssad ss s.Is az chulss Aas
ssooisToN TTsRsarER TTssRSsarER PUPPIES. Axe. nS nal.
cheap kind: also stud service. II interested
call Alex. 6027-2166.
n PANE Il pups: Axe &c; many sh.nplons in
u .so ksss lST ios.s Ssassf, hs. pp snss
C0CnEk ssSera ,.s .ssrASiEL puppiss; sold black;
coGNfRY ,6 BoAsDfNGssni.sossgs A e sam ossg i.nn.l.
ssnass frss rss. pesSn ExrS sns rSss .
ENNEIa no. 1865. oaithersSurs 81 ssi.
son Of champion Orthodox Hagsfeiie n.
sscendant s Of Red Brucie: $50. Box 2b0-V,
fERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT to dsiiaht
Ehcie family: Cocker spaniel puppies: beau
Hdm Himi iar show. adorable for pets. WI. 1907
sseilsaf sse tisif gRsRPfEs rups, r..:on,5 o,5 &.
seod rn hunting sgecimens: no papers,
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPfEs, Axe regis-
tered. ehampicn bioodiine; 2 black and
ran, "a months old, and red and blond
All coiors for Christmas. Order now Csii
Rockville 3l1 --fk
MALE BEAGLEs, richly marked, b..
ana 4: packing nicely: can be seen hunt
ms Afternoons By appointment. DUNCAN
ERkECE. Rt /. Box "a, Vienna. Va. lSs
BEAGLE PUPS, registered. males and fe-
males. Phone OF. s948. lis
Evening star., 1946-11-15

kooMs FuRhlsHED-MD. and VA.
aoon Isrss sss .anaas aGS faeiities
assek alHss E fs dh Gto eooM IN Laurel Ma
r ssn isss ad e il s' tor EQUALS n e @
work; kitchen and bath privilesss. BOZ
siyl sos i, s.rsii iaih sT., Arlington. va--Room.
bed. Beautyrest mattress. One block
isaiss smsh fsmiis no other Toc%srs
GEEANs E M occoMFoRTABLE ROOMS In private
sfSSiE sHy6lti sRsSSc.: psEiv.ts BAH, gentlemen
ARETNGTON-- sinsle lst-door rm. in pvt.
home; next to bath; conv. trsnspt. ca.
SAs Sss 1STss snss EssaaNsas an oloS sson = .nsls
Room, nicely furnished. I'D
ioinins BATH; .saitabls Tor 2 siIls; $40
sasen;rI SsnnrIk Ik71kN Only, single ana double
rooms next 20 bath h,showsr; nswiy deco
T.nsn, T.s sns txs Eanss ii
oss 81 81 sol hss :as sd az 1sr Gs
SSS mo. each; between Rivertale and Col
Lag IExssds RsI5o Ib5ouSEk ROOMS, twin beds. ssatle
Foa nso SS IN b Rsf sos ior ss srosestant
gentlemsn; SIS per wk.; no other guests;
ref req Bradley 005T. l7e
ATTRACTIVE kOOM. gentlemen only,
double bed. large closet. $50 month. WI,
safEiasxiANDaIA sf = sinsIs nm, chri.ti.n sei.
snss ns norae NAM ssuqfn c0nS. .lansp
room, Ii nav home: elose 70 trensp. VA.
ltsSSSsssIoRrABLr tSSsssI ROOM brivate hozas.
near Naval Medical centeri employed
Chslssa lana 1sthesdas --le
Evening star., 1946-11-15

AlIseILLANIous WANTED scsss.
s:zsss sssss III 6k sS8 sis.s e 'sss
@oyfIcE @ yuHElrUnE .ns .sulppisuss ss \ q 4
OIL BuRSfRs. any eoiditics. SsSaa my rs d make;
we need ths s,l psrss So Pay hishsst essh
ssho1s SIt DaSss seps Can e E q oi sosil0n' With
OLD OIL: LAMPS, old picture frames, sofas,
cnsirs Pric.a-brac md glasswares your
sHs sIss :sIIiSs i Z ~ - @ sssss A5Sw6SstHsfs
fIAMo e1PEidHT oi GiANp, ID good
ccsondifion, cs Tor cash, Price must BE low.
ANIos-=sMiniaturs uDrisht; vim pay e.sh.
e s..s ssss sssssas az R q .sa;f
ftAN6s WANTED y IN. coiopi.l fsiano
e III ss asnssi Bssss lsE
4s!Q Tor prompt and courteous appraisal.
AisxsnDdsisn in Msnssd o4s paos krano; van PAY essn'
fixN6s. srand, upright, spinst 81 ]. apt.
sias, Any % ~, sg5o any condition: sill pay
YIUMIIks SRAss. SCRAP tror, scrap con-
Psi 'ss Hsfe dsTgDHnI gRo ssss gau DsIss. aS
Ell pics msa bic piekup u'sa THE I'LL sApA e sau
GSfs bisIkc "a sooa sss IAsfl7 sH 7saS ssss
" M%ssisISd MACHINE. up u $40. Phone
WxsHiNd MAcHrNE-New or used or
SEWING MACHiNEs-we buy ~ Iii typss;
repair heMstitching. buttons covered,
WzsHiNG MaCHiNisM. M any isHo siss. sny az nsEs siEi:
slso " r. washer for parts. call any time, AT,
WASHING MACHINES. any make. mod model,
sTiess PAD. sH. zS2s. - Dar's' o nlsas''
WATEHES. diamonds, old eold, antique
WARREN s. 1880 7th ST. NV. NO. 8642.
Dozen I, i0r used soit baiis. tsii Wiscoon.. vi 81.
Az sls INTERESTED in puy,nx china. silver.
ware. bric-a-brac, hgures old jeweiry
pQEA MILEgTQNE. 1895 q Ut. NV. (at
We PAY TOP PRICES for old gold, silver,
ing. Is musical instrunasnts, engineering IN
Max zWEiao sons. ss hsys sss H0u e. nn M isll nn
WI BUY ANY QUANTITY old j.w.,ry,
old sold: TINY JEWEL BOX. i3s7K d st.
oLD-FAsiiOSED picture frames. clocks,
silyerWare bought for cash. Phone I'm.
420b. Give address,
! NEED SEVERAL old washers and from
efs to open miniature laundry; q good
price for yours. co. 1880. If