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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Dudley Defeats Kogon at H0lyoke

Holyake, Mass, May 28-((UP)- Johnny Dudley, 140, of Detroit won a unanimous decision over strongly favored Julie Kogan, 136, of New Haven, Conn., in their 10-round feature bout hefore 100 fans. at Valley Arena last night.
 Dudley substituted for the injured Nunioz Farraro of Milwaukee, Wis, who was unable to appear due to a shoulder injury. The Detroiter piled up a lengthy lead in the early rounds and stayed off his rugged opponents late rally for the victory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Danbury Auto Races

Danbury, May F = The stage IS set for the inaugural program of midget auto races for the 1946 sea- son of speed at the Danbury Speed way, Conn.,, this coming Saturday night June first, when a horde of invading stars of the nations speed- ways wheel their bullet nosed racers to the starting line seeking the nights heavy cash and racing hon. orS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Parks Loop Meets

Public Parks baSebaI league UeaIi managers are scheduled to as- semble at 7:15 Wednesday evening in the city court room at city hall for a meeting; at which time entry fees and eligibility lists must bt taken care of. First league games are to be played next Sunday aft ernoon. Applications of umpires fol work in the league will also be con- sidered at tomorrow'S meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Barors Drill
 Eor Sf. Mike Come

Colofed Barons have scheduled g baseball drill for o'clock tonight at Fulton Park, having in mind Q Memorial Day game Thursaay against the St. Michael's team or the Naugatuck Amateur league.
 Last Sunday, the Barons were Tn rare form, easily defeating the An- sonia Collins team 6-2 at Fulton Park, in innings; the Barons scoring runs in the first inning and getting four-hit pitching from Jaycee Goldson and Bieman. Davis. Petteway and Charles singled, Spann doubled, pitcher Douglas is- sued two walks and an inf1eld er- TOT, allowed by big Baron tally.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28

the low-down. The upshot is that I take the day off and give you Mr. Eddie Mayer of the Phlade- phia Mayors although mayor of Philadelphia: Dear Dam
 According to the blatts, the big rhubarb between the Cubs and the Dodgers started when Len Merulo accused Dixie Walker of holding him the previous day while Eddie Stanky socked him. That is an outrageous canard as anyone from Philadelphia can tell you Nobody ever had to hold any objective of StankY,s wrath while Ed boffed him one. know.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Ping Pong

The local Boys Club Ping Pong team journeyed to New Haven last night and played New Haven Boys Club. The local boys won five single matches losing one and won three double matches. The local boys that went were: Vinny Spagnuola, Joe Ubaldi, Art Rosa, Vinny Cardella, Fred Wolette, Jack Hanlen and Felix Berardo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28

PaSqQel MDtnefS Ito look things over"
 It's a cinch that while there Babe Ruth will be made some sort of an of- fer, probably to preside yer the destiny o1 t h e Mexican League, which has provAdel a haven for some of the grossly underpaid hire lings of the mo i0rc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
LelUis by TKO

Providence, R. T., May 28-(UP) Charles (Cabby) Lewis, l3l, of New York technically knocked out Billy Carroll, 126, of Mar1treal, when the referee stopped the sched- uled 10-round feature in the third as Lewis battered his opponent at will before 1,337 fans at the Audi torium here last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Reds Win Chase Ladies Match I4-13

Mary Cronin's Reds were winners by point margin of 14-13 of the first tournament event of the Chase Ladies Golf Association Sunday afternoon at the Chase Country Club; over the Blues team, cap tained by Mrs. Wanda Kraft. Due to rain, only one foursome com pleted IS holes of play, which in- cludes Mrs. Helen Cluney's low gross score of 44-45-89. The tour nament was conducted on a handi- can basis, Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
.comiskey Stops
 Weinberg, TkO

Boston, May 28. .CUP)-AeaVy- weight Pat Comiskey of Patersen, N. J., angled for bigger game to. day after scoring tline=reund technical knockout over former New England heavyweight titlist Bill weinberg of Chelsea in their scheduled 10 round bout.
 Some 3,93O fans at Mechanics building last night watched the 214-pound veteran climb back inte ring prominence with the decisive win over the New Englander.
 Weinberg, weighing 213 pounds was dropped for a nine-coHnt III the ninth and was unable to con tinue though he gamely staggered to his feet. The kaye ended Wha' had been a dock-style hrawl from the opening bell with both fight CTS throwing furious punches, many of which landed foul.
 The bout drew a gross gatf of $7,299 for sa net of $5,5lS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
MELVILLE DRILL

Millivlle A. c. has practice ses- sion carded for 6:15 this evening at Recreation field, all players are asked to be on time. The Mills and Naugatuck Grays are paired in g game tomorrow night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Bennett Wins

New Britain, Conn.,, May 28- CUP)-JQltin' Joe Bennett, l51, of New York .decisioned Milton Latti- mer 148, of Beacon, N Y., in an eight-round feature boxing match at the Stanley Arena last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
By HARRY CRIMSON NEA Snarts Editor

New York, May 28T1NHA)- George Herman fluth, like the prophet without honor in his own country, is in Mexico, called south of the border by the fabulous
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28

reformed sports writer who now tolls on the ey desk was amused no other that Dixie Walker Lenny the Cubs at Ebbets Field while Ed stanky socked hirp.
 Being an authority Sankys seeking eances peat out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Caught in Passing

Whether or not it's some sort of q local golf record remains to be seen, but the fact remains that both mems and womenS' Red and Blue Chase matches played last Saturday and Sunday, finished ONE POINT APART on successive days, with 72 in the mems field and IS lady mem- bers competing on a handicap ba- sis the next day. .... One of the men, tmore power to him) courag- ously turned in a 70-79-149 card which included birdie on the sixth hole. .. Frank Byrnes, one of the steadiest players of the Chase course for many years, was looking 75 right in the eye, need ing a par on the last hole for a three-over-par score, but he hack ed around for a g on the hole, inc cluding three puts. What he had to say about the situation, could mot be printed in theCLtP News. =. [. American Brass Athletic AssoGia- tion members will meet a Chase team next Saturday, with a return match later in Naugatuck at the ABAA layout, known to the veteran linksmen at Hop Brook. ... Pend ing the return of Walter Stevens from Japan, & Chase club golf speciality involving two sets of four brothers on each team will be play ed. It's a sort of annual Hatfield Mccoy golf fued between the La- butts brothers, Al, Ed Clem and Johnny against the Stevens quar- tette, Joe, Al, Dr. John and Walter Joe is the lad who has been golf ing for the past three or four years while in the Army, at a Madison Wisconsin course, which explains his 36-34-7O, par Less two strokes last Sunday at the Chase course.
 Ray Stone, president of the
 Board of Education, will present
 the Al Kellie Memorial trophy
 to Leavenworth High School at &
 little ceremony tomorrow, l2:30
 P. M. in the school yard, with
 members of the city champion
 football and basketball teams
 from Tech on hand. .. Some of
 the best golfers in Connecticut
 and perhaps some of the other
 New England states, will play
 Country Club of Waterbury's fine
 course Wednesday and Friday of
 this week in practice rounds for
 the qualifying play for 3 or 4
 places in the U. 8. Open to be
 played at the Canterbury Club in
 Cleveland next month ... Incl
 dentally. J. Douglas Lunans 12
 and Harold Smiths "A at COW
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28

vile AC. are also paired next Sun day, both games at Recreation Field, starting at 1:2O P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28

New York, May 24-Business IS so good at Yankee Stadium that tickets are being sold more than two weeks in advance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28

last weekend indicates the sort of golf possible at this time of year by players who get on the course not more than twice a week, due to business. ..,, Many local tee, fairway and green devotees are anxious to see what Tommy Ar mour, the Silver Scot of the golf world, can do on the par 69 Wa terbury course, which he has never played. Armour has been club professional at Rockledge, West Hartford for the past two seasons. .. Bill Egan's home coming 35 to bag the Spring Han- dicap tournament at East Noun tain is generally popular with scores of players at the munich pal course, ..,, Henry Campbells lace" at Watertown on the 120 yard third hole with a niblick was the first of the season last Sunday on that course. CYO baseball league will start its l2 team circuit again on June l2, all games to begin at SIS P. M. and of T inning limit. Any player who takes part in more than two City Amateur League games is not eligible for play in the Ca- tholic circuit.
 SPECIAL NOTICE - Democra Sandlot Baseball Federation ha three meetings scheduled this wee and next as follows: Saturda morning, 10 A. M. in the alder manic chambers, City Hall, for la IS year old teams. Monday night, P. M. city court room, City Hal for i6.l8 year old teams; Tuesda night, ' P. M aldermanic chamDei for l0-l2 year old teams Your man ager and one team representatlV is asked to be on hand, hringin with him a PLAYERS LIST to filled out on the form pginte6 FRIDAYS Democrat this week
Evening star., 1946-08-28
FARM and GARDEN.

INTERNATIONALLY electric generator units,
also power units, Diesel or gas; new Hol-
tor, saws, 2-wheel traiiers. potato diggers
and cutters. manue and dirt leaders. trac-
snd lqak Ess full line i OILS
ave- Silver Spring Silver Spring. 0o7s.
MANURE: n ~ RE- well rotted $500 per IS BY;
TRACToRs-AM types new farm equip
bailing twine; trucks at old price. Phone
CO COW MANURE. well rotted;, sieved, 2 bush
fLASs1Teo5NPEa 1e5 PaS WALKS M and and terraces. fire.
psfss pa Toef F. M sfsee9s o Roae 1Dpd' T. Herne
SopDiSG, sradihs, topsoii Can WI
sa3l, between am. and pm. week
GREEN GRAss-step out In front now
with flying start, kill those very un-
spray and fertilize with a proven combina-
lion that guarantees a velvety green lawn.
do not delay. Transplant, replant, rejuve-
nate, renew and restore both old and new,
the many types of ornamental evergreens
sone sstone cement ef terrace 1iGsa eFafk waik
wall pool outdoor fireplace, driveway.
n9nnay constructed or OF repaired; all type trees
Of experienced men available Avoid the
seasonal rush and disappointment by call
ing II. 1923 for free estimate 3Os
CHICKEN MANURE, good, clean, for lawn
or garden. SP 07SS-W
GRAPES-Pleasant View Farm on Powder
Mil rd..- Md. Box 13l. Out Riggs rd to
Powder Mill I'd to farm
SODDING. SEEDING, TOPSOIL evergreen
plants. grading. HOWARD LANDSCAPING
CO. Ii 04S6 q
APPLES-Few more summer Rambos. Good
eating or cooking. ST. 1858 80
CUTOFF SAW with engine. complete: also
TRACTOR, International Harvester, 1920
plow and disc; S325. c. C. RUPERTUS.
Hillside 0565. 1887 Walkermill I'd, 1:30
Evening star., 1946-08-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

saeI assa ST eeone
meals neal ptS phone sr in ~ room: 90 reasonable -3l
share Ice. double; also L for triple; home
cooked meals: excel. transp 20
CHEVY CHASE - Beautiful home: lovely
excellent meals, tennis court Of sso3.
1905 I6fh ST. N.w--vacancies to share !;
a a., good home in convenient location.
new HAMPSHIRE HousE-Few vacan-
izins in sood food and service. i71s New
PtnBIh PttHRiasrs ASD n.y. SHARE RMS. $50 each
1Ssb MASS. AvE.-Double and share rms.
good hcme-cooked meals; SIS week. FIR.
i3Ss M ST. N.w.-Attractive double and
ss90 I.s4 MASS. IA a0"sH Ave. m N.W.0Iarge nicely
furn., redecorated triple; good food; S45
FOR GIRLs-Double room. twin beds and
triple room. with 8 Hollywood beds; conv
iss 1872 sR Pc 81 ReSw ene.r Dupont 2s oiisl.,
see s'TsS: @ sss. aSgsi r Sept oa youns s a
i!ss sss 'Gqas s's ST. sLASaHTfNs NWNesy furnished
rooms for young ladies; elevator, running
Ta'fl sloeK o0fts 1884
st,-Semtliv. and bedrm., beautifully furn.
suitable for 5; home atmosphere and good
1901 BILTMoRE ST. NV. 18th and Co
lumbia rd.-Nicsly furn; room to share
with another girl: 2 meals a day including
so sSndsy SNp dnnfs soaRh Ga dt after gee
person: No drinking and no smoking.
Evening star., 1946-08-28
ROOMS fuRhtshep-ho,,hx.s,

DUPONT ARMS, 1887 alst st,-close- in
ssry;s .r,,S $40 Zach; mo; co. 960s. -si
Hssl HOTEL T. EMERY Msla @ Lsls 6 st; NV; blks.
tilation, tile baths. elevator, 24-hr. switch
board service; summer rates, $3.50 to So
anNS sins!s; ST. SS 30 uss te ,Sp "a doubts, -
from downtown: ali convenience: Si4
I1!5 N ST NV. the Wilson House--Exe-
oellent room; men. S22 80 month young
isSss sShs kxIoRAma m9nh RD Nj Nw s43h she wilson
Honse-Excellent room, vacancy for man,
sSs4 K sT, S.w..Lse. rm., nicely s furn-
sHimlssd N ats5 phone maid serviee' So wk ca,
1894 18th ST, mr.. Dupont circle-Maid
service; large closets: clean, quiet; $40
up; single; SI2 30. double; 81 baths. --2S
Circle - Newly furn, very comfortable
dhle. rm, twin beds avail. now. $50 mo.
wooDLEy TERRACE, eese woodley pl.
WESLEY HEiGaTs MANsiHoS. Hi ss 4sss Ma Ma.
comb st. n.w.--FOr gentlemen, Ige bed
living ,chamber connecting bath and show
er expos4sss beautifully inrnshsd
optional. EN-. 33ti4' @'o' ~ pHi p..i'''
Ia6O HARVARD ST.-Large single room,
ra,5 fr9pt; r.; quiet man, Govt hours; SO per wk.
IL, iaoo n 4. Il. iios AVE. Dupont Circle area area
Sl5 per wk. AD 9sTs. .
DOWNTOWN, 500 9Th st. .nw,-Large.
ea. wk. triple: maid service. RE. a33s.
Evening star., 1946-08-28
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COUNTRY BoARDING-Sanitary Kennels.
indiyidual runs, free pickup and delivery,
spseial Sn ss Iong term rates. oAKMONT FARM
HaMNERSy H6MSERS Ro.pItS Ro d36s; oaithsrsburg 2b1
special 1ong-term rates. OAKMONT Farm
KENNELS, Hobart 1868 Gaithersburg 25I
plNEITE DOG SPRAY kills feas, lice,
Licks. Just spray. on. No muss or fuss
aistrSSsor sa SSuF pet Of these pests HESS
BOARDING AND GRooMING o. indiyid.
stalls and outdoor screened runs. Axe
reg; cookers for, sale: excellent bloodline
SsI s1sksrs { 81 at % stud; nd, BR1sS KRoss KEN
HoLLYw6opSn Sne kfNNfLs Ssssshh and boarding 3h
Gocker spaniel puppies and stud service.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES for sale;
beautifully marked litter, sired by Cham
gion PIC aTmn American Ace; Axe registered. Call
BOXER. male, IL mos; champion stock.
ss; Se,;ca 9 to 3; this pgeek, II 5676. 30
white and tan. particolored. 597s N. 9th
IRISH TERRIER PUPs. AKc-reg.; fine,
each. 4s21 1ath st. ne MI T 5o55' g,o E3s @3s
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES. from i wks. to
Z mos old; sired by Sassy Dan. HOS
hlas' MERs' 1044 Bladensburg rd. ne. LU
DOGS. mixed breeds; bulldog spitz. span
iel. terrier, chow, collie, police; SIS each to
people In country or who have fenced
areas. Two kittens and young cat to give
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, weeks old g.
ing and show stock Handsome. attractive
INDIVIDUALS, Sligo 253S.
Evening star., 1946-08-28
ROOMS observation-disclosures,

4311 Iath ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished large
Gn ns aeu6s Dsd 6.p next ,o bath
fi9't9ih THE GSIEsa S1 s s1 ne' es po furn
ss RRsisT sRS ~ f5s If III sfc,s.n Gle. ..
on s ts5 cs sHse CO. to ass
saf D sT.-Lge: dbl. rm., twin beds. end
A., A., next sso to bath on eaFlinss' sa7so
39i4 alst ST NE. Woedridse--Lsrse
msn f1snt ss br & p.yae 4os4 family for seass
spring mattress; next bath: gentlemen $40
isT elRSRb Ii Il 'r ST. NE NEsswy decorated
ss ;y:; 's5 or s.s ss.,s, 80 3ssh
MEX NEXT To- t. bath saaa for one gentleman; $50
sf5 FRANKLIN ST. N.E.-airl to share
g s 5n e.d closets nSen break
buslines; SIS per month. Call DU. o23G
1a:s5 Isss offs Piss' ST. N.E.-single room near
Al, Also ssaa ssIs front rm,, dole. bed. sa5 mo.
IL Ws0ssT Y 81. NE.-Room for or ? sm.
aoqss osl ssn's MR ss eRs De osso Ass
room foE / lady; iight houss keeping privi-
,ees' naes sTaPsEs aIssr sT e ny donb,s
maple furniture. cedar closet; good trans
portation: S22.50 each. AT. 1914 after 6.
30s
COLORED-4e77 EDsoN PL. NE.-Large
room; quiet home; convenient to trans
portation; couple or two ladies: no cook
fnI lng; 81 SS each ogs week voPR PR 1894 sg IS
for two men or two girls; double bed; $40
SooLoREp y ss isie.h PL, NE. - Large
room, twin beds, for employed couple. or
employed ladies: $3.50 wk. ca: cooking
FIR 405S' go
CoLoRED-1713 LINCOLN RID. N.E.-one
furnished room for couple. $40 week.
North 1928
Evening star., 1946-08-28
MOVING, PACKING ana STORAGE

VETERANS, starting business. will move
you day or evening: reasonable rates: light
hauling speciality. GE. 1851.
VETERAN MOVERS-An new equipment:
al white veteran help. CH. 1901: ewes,
ACME MOVING & STORAGE co.-Locai
and long distance. No Job too large and
none too small. II: hoo.
IoADs BUREAU CORP. take 'es care ' Of yNT youf
movins-day problems: packing. transporta-
tion and storage: many years Of expert
enee have made US SPECIALISTS in, handling
your household effects, Come in And let US
talk It over. Phone Ii. 1884 or Ii $3.50
YOUR BEST MoVE-BAYNE Il scATEs
INC; Storage facilities for household
goods and effects; new vans, trained crews
81. 2717: evenings. EN- 1868 2as
DASHIELL TRANSFER. local moving, gen.
eral hauling 50-mile radius. cargo insur-
ance, prompt service. Call DE 9S71, day
or night and Sunday. Reasonable rates
MOvERs-veteran owned and operated:
az white veteran help. SILVER FLEET
LINES. Call OK 053.. 2Ss
EDELMAN'S MOVING e. STORAGE CO.
Reas rates: will accept your surplus fur
nlture as part payment on your moving
stor., local, long dist. moving. ia. 2937
29s
MOVING. van service; ashes and trash
removed by job or contract; excavating
and general hauling. ia 1892 3
Ex-GI, hauling, moving, storage; will move
your trunk or your home: special rates to
veterans. JOHN GLOVER. DE 1850 30s
Evening star., 1946-08-28
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. BIS
APrs. FURNISHED Cont.

-
GIRL, Is to ,25. to share with gentle girl;
S27 ca. must see 70 appreciate, II Gala
tin st. NE, Apt. i. GE. 1851 after pm.
Ii46 v ST. N.W.--Room single. cont. hot
EaeHrioR SsaieF M ap e ehdren noTso sss month
SIS. 1890 Northampton st. nv Wo. 6I3l
LARGE APARTMENT available. suitable
sssll ssnn Ms HgTcHINsoN, V CO. 200, 'p Hotel e%s
1900 BLK. RIGGS PL.. opposite chastleton
includes 9 bedrooms and baths on the
Is Is. Sls5so per mo; and tenant supplies
or more to responsible tenants Exclusive
OCCUPANCY on Or before Sept. is. WEAVER
nnoIia nS sas nc wash. Bids DI. $780, eyes
JEWISH LADY has attractive i
shars sh nehen pryfss ssy
Two HoUNs eiRLs Lsennefs to shsrs st. 4rm nn aG apt
Takoms nne ps4E s1hsr ND sT sax Garro
sg beard as or No smoking. Call after $50,
TWo GIRLS to share 5-rm. apt. with one
other girl $3.50 each. Cali after 8 s. pm, a
We, 2Is3, 1924 41st st. NV. Apt g. -29
WslkiSx S1s srs MAfsE sEe ST. AfnS,on
S32 80: Eyes; GL. 873l 10
1887 FAIRMONT ST. N.W-Large, light
room for adults; near bath, kitchen
privileges: $40 each. MI. 72as
1912 d ST. N.E.--Ba sement apt for .
girls; private bath; SO week each. AT
III %. 80
girl. bedrm,, dinette. kitchenette: S. wk
Du 1917 E,yI .sos Belmont I'd, NV. 80
III nal. NEWTON Sr. N.W.-Girl to, share
yenlensss wa asnMss sac Gsll after pm. Ho $3.50
entrance no COOKING Prxaie faaes bath psiysse
men preferred; | block of Conn; SIS
month. 3644 Kanawha st. NV, EN-. 3644.
80
gil DELAWARE AVE Sw.-small ef-
nciency apt. Sept. 4 to Nov. 4. to business
woman; utilities. maid service; S55 mo
RE. 2699 evenings
APARTMENT. TO SHARE with . girls
Modern building near Cathedral secre-
tarial service. roof garden, laundry IA
cilities: approximately $50; available Sept
g. EN-. 1927 Box 115-D Star 80
COLORED-9O3 NJ ST N.W.-Larse room
for adults; near bath; kitchen privileges;
S35 MI T2uS
Evening star., 1946-08-28
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SAL
APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED APT. OR HOUSE wanted for
months; will take suolease. 81. 1854.
ARMY DOCTOR. permanently stationed at
Walter Reed, needs 1-bedrm. apt Cali
EXT. ass' evenings. IT. Wander FLoEa',
PERMANENT adult couple no children or
Tssrs TWO sedreems ssr IN apt bldg. prefer w.
SCIENTIST. WIFE, employed Naval ord
nance mar e. laboratory .' require furn; or unfurn.
SS ffuss and II NV we sABY 81 must n remain
iasnishsa agsEsmept sa top e Essm SsPs 1sf "a:
Fx-ARMY offiCKR, Federal nqsins empIoye ndoS and
wife urgently need unfurnished apartment:
st g s5l e'eEdR sSsniRss 'S1s5s4ssS VS. NJ
NAVY LIEUTENANT and wife desire 7 furn
sSfS sSsSe' rap apt. aos or nat; up to s1oo. FIR
VAN VAN fi DErARTMENr iSf hearing specialist. aai
wife and fiye-year-old son ureently need
Forest Glen but win consider SierG anypIace Iasaifn IN
Wasnlnss9n Sjslnity excellent
THREE MONTHS RENT In advance for
employed wife. wo. 1883 MR. suLfIysN
AIR AIR FORCE oFFIcEE and wife desire furn.
house or apt. D. c; area, UP to 500: no
sfdlsn Rsis Church Ct Sad ess RsE'ie' a
STUDENT. veteran. wife and expectant
Sssy Urgently tsnt nsss ss a s1 se 81 ss6
REsPoNs9BRPf RESI- Il sG N COUPLE and year-old son
sss35s e., Il aSsss #s I %s, Pref
ss G GsRs. Transit gsa fs as.s eea Cd
SSos. M ssss FAMILY Tas Wiz eSIsssH Hsasss
joHSs to19ssh HofkfSs E5ssx fSc1sEEa Il and wife
Spring Or NV. to ss5. sH ZOO. Ext. $50.
SETTLED COUPLE AND GI SON. all Gov
room furnished apartmsnt: mos. rent
81 oavsn'e nNFGRsishED Gf TA 1sfs Bedroom ap by
sTssEss dSTFIr ss Children Or
~ w ssss stsla !. at = ''if1ie
room apartment. furnished or unfurnished:
Ss2aH SEyciH EE s;s.sss ssSS sn +
spartment for self f0 and hsn Wise and csl III
Sssss fessaa sas, fs's' s ss 'is s
A Two-BEDRooM. unfurn. apt. for 3 |
adultS-a gentleman and his wife and |
mother. Please call BARKER, at YMCA.
ssiHRa! ssMY esffa1s sffs and wife need turn apt.
n W. section. Phone DE 550a. rs
2 WAVE OFFICERS desire furnished apart |
ment. preferably in Northwest section. Call |
DE gn65 after 5 pm IS
ON OR BEFORE SEPT. Is, nicely furn q |
bedrm. apt, small adult family; pay UP to
sMsln ss2E nGna SAL EN- Aff se wanted by
eran student in local college. and wife.
Box 429-B. Star. -3l
VET. WIFE and 13-month baby need or
room apartment; neither smoke or drink;
have permanent job in Wash: can supply
references. TR. 5157. 29s
Evening star., 1946-08-28
AVIATION.
PHONE SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT and a

PHONE SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT and ask
about free flight instruction to individuals
and clubs who purchase a new Aeronca
airplane. Alex 8342 80
FOR SALE-1941 de luxe Taylorcraft,
completely equipped for day and night
flying, blind flying instruments, Lear 2
way radio, S1,475: also Taylorcraft de
luxe. recently recovered and rebuilt. excel
lent condition. 81 .475. Congressional Air
port. Call MR.. McCLoSKEY. OF. s8Ss.
PIPER CUB 1912, J-3. LYC 65; Just re-
covered and 100-hr. check. new radio and
Snee S;,. Yours for $1,000. 81. 1920 for
EVERYONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviatlor insurance protection. Consult
SH1vERS INSURANCE AGENCY, 1910 Yer
mont ave. NV, District 100.
fAiRCHILD "a cabin; sound throughout.
2-way radio; Just relicensed; 81 $50, or
trade on : or place ship. Phone Falls
Church 2423-J ewes u
FAIRCHILD P.T.-23-60 hours total time
aircraft and engine since new, wings fab
re, covered. new type pexigIas canopies,
luil set Instruments for both cockpits, ra-
dio; ! $50; Alex. 1905, 2ss
SEVERAL USED PIPER CUBS and Taylor
craft, priced from 81 900 to 81 800; they
MarI WI nos 3u last long at these prices Phone
NEW CESSNA AIRCRAfT-"The pilots
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