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Evening star., 1947-02-21
Minor Loop Unable to Pedd|e
Two Top Stars, Even for 500
By Hugh Fullerton, Jr.
As.eeioted Press Sport. Writer

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-The
North Atlantic League turned up
with the batting champion OF
minor league baseball and q
pitcher who won 20 games with
out defeat last season and
couldn't sell either one into
faster company-not even for
the $7o0 draft price to class
&C." Walter Forwood hit
.406 for the years highest mark
in organized ball, for the Car
bondale (Pa.) club and 22-year-
old Tony Napoles of Peekskill,
N. Y, pitched 18 straight VIC
tories during the regular season
and four in the playoffs to beat
by one game the minors con-
secutive-win streak set by Bax-
ter Sparks Of Yazoo City, Miss,
in the Delta League in 1904.
Another record was made in the
North Atlantic when Walden,
N. Y, lost so of its last 50 games.
That's the kind of thing
that makes you understand why
the Dodgers minor league oper-
ations went 100000 into the
red last year.
Rabbit Ears-A couple of
American Hockey League ref
erees, Charley CRabbit) Nc
Weigh and Bernie LIE Maitre,
were walking near Madison
Square Garden recently. &.
Bernie was talking loudly to Nc
Weigh, whose hearing has been
impaired since World War I. :.
As they passed an Eighth Ave-
nue. belle in a ratty fur coat, lie
Maitre was saying, Nov look,
rabbit" The damsel indig-
nantly confronted the amazed
pair and shouted: Rabbit, my
eye; it's mink"
Sports Before Your Eyes
What's this story that the Chica-
go Rockets are getting ready to
shift their All-America football
franchise to Milwaukee? The
Oklahoma High School A. A. is
planning to add a State baseball
championship for about 300 teams
to its list Of Journeys. Harold
Gensichen, Western Michigan
basket ball ace, has passed the
1,000-p point mark for his three
seasons of college competition.
But he's nowhere near pro Joe
Fulks. Walter Barbara, who
played for the Indians, Pirates
and Braves, then finished out a
25-year pro career as an umpire.
still can't get away from baseball.
He'll coach the American Legion
junior team at Greenville, S. c.,
this season. Paul Bixler is
having his tonsils removed before
reporting for his new job as Col
gate football coach. Might as
Evening star., 1947-02-21
CeItics After Court Tits

The Northeast Celtics 150-pound-
ers are seeking cage games. Call
AL Wrinkle at Franklin $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
Win, Lose, or Draw
MeGowon Shows Students How to Coll En-
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Ssar S,aff Correspondent

COCOA Fla, slid Jim Townsend Of
Congton scrub Jack Rossters baseball school
here. beloved Augs Donate, student at Bill Nc
cowans school for umpires whked
Evening star., 1947-02-21

ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Washington, 50; Providence, "a.
Detroit, rs: Chicago. "a
| PHILADELPHIA. Is; Pittsburgh, SO.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
D. c. Cyclists in Race

Totals 90 Is SIS Totals
Evening star., 1947-02-21

Totals IL $40 Totals 14113e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-10
pRESBYTERY E
 MEETING, 5ITkA
Local Delegation Left Last Night for Sessions
 Starting Tonight

The annual meeting of the Presbytery of Alaska of the Pres byterian Church in the USA, will convene at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the First Presbyterian church at Sitka The Rev. Willis R. Booth, of Juneau, the retiring Moderator will deliver the opening sermon this evening. The Presbytery will continue through Tuesday, April Is.
 The delegation from the Northern Light Presbyterian church left Ju- neau at 6 o'clock last night for Sitka on the SJS IT. The delega- tion included the Rev. Booth, Mrs Booth, MT. and Mrs. c. E. War field, Mrs. Murry L. Benedict and Mrs. Helen Dreibelbis The women will attend a meeting of the Presbyterial Society, meeting sim ultaneouSly at Sitka.
 The Rev Walter Soboleff and six members of the Memorial Church of Juneau are also attend ing the Sitka gatherings.
 The local delegation expects to return to Juneau next Wednesday, April 16.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-10
SCHOLARSHIP FOR DALE R0FF;; MERIT
 AWARD ANNOUNCED

Dale Mitchell Rolf, 16, sen for at Juneau High School. has
 been awarded certificate of merit by the Pepsi-Cola Scholar ship Board as runner-up for one of the l26 four-year college schol- arships being granted this year and as a result will be given $50 when he enters college next fall.
 Henry Harmon, principal of Ju- neau High, in making the an- nouncement stated that B Alaska students from 16 public, private and parochial schools entered the contest which is financed by the Pepsi-Cola Company as one of its public services.
 The full-tuition college scholar ship granted in Alaska this year was won by Harold Wilkes Cam pen, student at Seward High School.
 Juneau Highs winner is the son of MT. and Mrs. Willis w. Rolf, wellknown residents of this city. Planning to specialize in chemi- cal engineering, he will attend either the Massachusetts Institute of Technology or Washington State College following his grad uation in May. He is a member of the rifle Club, tumbling club, band and photography club.
 In addition to Dale Rolf, four other Alaska students received the certificates of merit. They are Joyce Edra Knight, Seward High School; Wendell Phillip Miller, Palmer Territorial School; Julia Silverman, Nome High School, and Jay Wendell Snodderly, Ketchikan High School.
 The winners for 1947, who were first elected by their senior class mates as the ones most likely to make an important contribution to human progress" took scholastic aptitude test, prepared and scored by the College Entrance Examin- ation Board, in February. On the basis of the scores made in this test, six finalists were selected for each scholarship award (more if there was a tie); and following a review of the school record lead ership ability, and the financial need of these finalists, the Schol- arship Board selected the 126 win ners throughout the United States and territories.
 William R. Long and Lois ". Nicholson were the other two stu dents elected by their classmates at Juneau High School to try for the scholarships.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-10
MATINEE
 GIVEN BY LOCAL
 KiWANiS SUCCESS

Juneau Kiwanis Club. meeting yesterday in the Bubble Rdom Ter race of the Baranof Hotel, was given a report of a most success full Easter Matinee at the Capitol Theatre last Saturday afternoon.
 Chairman J. s. Mac" Mcclellan, chairman of the committee, report cd that about 450 persons, mostly children, attended the special after noon program to which had been added extra cartoons and short subjects.
 As the show finished, and the audience left, Kiwanians were standing at the doors to hand out Easter Eggs which had been es pecially dyed for the occasion. About 75 dozen were given away, Mcclellan reported, and every per son at the show received at least one.
 At the meeting Bud Kristan presented a box of cigars which were passed in honor of his new son, born last week at St. Anns Hospital A collection was taken up, and split between Bill Paul Jr and Kristan. Each got S8.77, which he is to match with an equal amount and deposit in savings account for the youngster.
 A letter from the Fairbanks Xii wanis Club was read, asking the Juneau organization to support
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-10

that city in it's efforts to brins
 legislation to bear on the Alaskar shipping situation. A delegatior from Fairbanks is now in Washing ton, DC, to bring the matter be- fore the President and Congress.
 A motion was passed by a unani- nous vote for a telegram to be sent to Kiwanis International sup porting the Fairbanks chapter, and urging in the strongest language that efforts be made to straighten out Alaska shipping.
 Guest speaker at the luncheon was Major William A. Holman, who has served as Army adviser with the Selective Service in Alas ka since the first of 1946.
 Speaking briefly in honor Of Army Week, Major Holman said that although he hopes the United States will never have to fight another war, that it is of the ut most importance to keep up our military forces.
 Since the Selective Service in the Territory has been entirely closed down, except for a records office in Juneau, and the same conditions prevail over the whole United States, the Major attributed maior to the various reserve 
 There are the Officers Reserve Corps, the Enlisted Reserve Corps, and the Reserve Officers Training Corps, the various National Guard and others. If We value the peace which has been won, said Major Holman, and do not wish ever again to go through such a war as the last one, with its Pearl Harbor and it's world wide fighting, then these reserve must be supported and furthered by all of us.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-10
pAA HAS TEN IN,
 130UT, REGULAR
 RUNS YESTERDAY

Pan American AirWays yesterday had 10 incoming passengers and took out 13 on the regular flights. Arriving from Seattle were:
 Carroll Shukers, John Trotter, Glenn Trueblood, Louis Belshaw, Dr. Clayton Pollard, Oscar Aad- land, Edwin Stanton, Evelyn Fran ich, Andra Franich, Clyde Betts.
 Leaving for Seattle were: Harold Gronroos, Mamie Gallagher, Doug las Grey and Harold Shanks.
 Fairbanks passengers were as fol- lows: Djler Jensen, William But Ter, Roy Zumbalt, E. R. Brown, w.. s. Wright, Dorothy, Patricia, Ray and Everett Wrede.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-10
MAIL BID WANTED

An invitation to bid on Post Of flee Messenger Service is posted on Federal Building bulletin boards. The notice calls for bids on Route No. 278,008 between the City Post Office and the airport. Mrs. Cry stal Jenne, Juneau Postmaster, said that bids will close on Saturday, April 19, and that forms may be secured from her office in Room 100 of the Federal Bldg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-10
DIVORCE GRANTED

Almer J. Wolff was granted a di- vorce yesterday in U. s. District Court from Mary Bennett Wolff or grounds of incompatibility. The Wolffs were married at Valdez Aug. l, 1942, and have no children
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-10
OVER FROM SITKA

George A. Blanchard flew to Ju- neau from Sitka with Alaska Coastal yesterday and registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-10
Bob Williams has switched to Calvert because Calvert is miIder

*of 2i3o s,h Avenue. San Francisco Calf.
 CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiske. - S6.S Proof - 65co Grain Neutral Spirits Calvert Distillers Corp, New York Cit!
Evening star., 1947-01-12
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

LARGE GUERNSEY HEIFER, due to fresh
en- Feb 9th; tho good for dairy or private
SsGAiTED registered Kentucky saddle
horses for sale. |, z: de s. HOOVER, Rock.
ingham s h Farms; 1ss Warrenton. Va. Telephone
vIkGINiA MIlsfNiHh iHI2sMPsHIRE Swine Breeders
Association sixth consignment, sale Of 80
fs anS and to Soas
staunton Purebred Livestock Pavilion,
TUESDAY. January 2lst, at l pm; For
free catalog write EARL 8. PARRISH
MoSEYMAKERs -1oo head extra fine
bred Western ewes. These wonderful pro-
easSas eSsnce to 70 set aA herd. c. ssss; eyes.
oFFERiNG Of HiG 10 CHOICE registered Aber-
sse deen AnfUs h Oar yoa vii And 0s
OF international brand champions and
senior inlernationsl champions; snd many any
offering a. number of registered l D@Nroc @
Ssnef; i9s as s sWashinStoa q ss.t s. Alexandria
, sa WELL. LIN lL.MANSsRED Sf ZONES perfect for
children one Ige sorre gstsd ,sse horse;
ssades sDSts All ana s00d brdss 5fns hGEisi Rs
Fischer,s I'd. Sc. Temple Hills. Mr.. Hicks
fKo' 81 'SI,oLB SiIs,o-LB; HOGS, ready =. to M butcher, M
s25 ton a, farm; Ins,.Iid. H 2; pzws R9cKMAN'
AIexanarla, va, 1neiesiSs 49, cond3-
ton, SIS. Fails Church 1917.
milk per day when, fresh: will sell cheap;
VII WILL sGSsd GSdaab Ger Hoksfs III sese on 81
kssa Esnt sraip' mo. hH hsy ss5a sba pasture 20 per
cows, heavy mixers, some Just tresn'
'as ssSsar 5sSa
kzBIsSi s4alLfoS t neg nrsSslste7sd
iust s yrs. cid: by Galloslass out Of Big
Dipper. BY Nortf, Star the 3rd; sound; never
been in training; good buy. Call IA
SADDLES t2,, Western. style; small; good
condition; reasonable. 4212 River I'd. n NV
TTyWao w RiTDiNG HORSES, reasonable. Gal
EMiN1iE.GairEp MNi GELDING for sale, Cal
MRS. HARRIS. Hillside 1881 besWeen
fnf RibISG Z E naioRsEs. ponies. / little mule
coats. pigs, farm implements, buggies
carts, carts, sieishs and bells, driving and worI
harness OF all kinds, saddles and brides
Whatever you neec call soo-"-z Fan'
RIDING HORSES. beautiful bay Tennessee
walker, also gray mare, both years old
any reasonable offer accepted; owner lssV-
Ing town; 81 81, 3l7l l7I,S pu,s from ss ns,,.
HORSE for sale. used to children. Shep-
GENTLE YOUNG registered Guernsey COW
| for sale Phone Falls Church S42-J-l
DRIVING HARNESS, new condition, 500
work harness, sinsle; SIS; Army ,, SADDLE g e
onward seat jumping saddle, S135- Elm
wood 3l3. IL
Evening star., 1947-01-12
FARM ana GARDEN.

FRUIT TREES and ornamentals offered by
In
JAMES Fl B x5sasss sss No DsEPrlsa SPY
Arinst9Sn In virgiasias sas Telephone weekdays
TREES REMOVED. any, size, transplant
ing, trimming, ilandscapiag, drainage, til
sfR5 Ha RfS As eo 6s
Tth TOW douSle poW
corn planter an,,s and cordwood saw. Phone Phone
Tss ToFsoiI and .ow manure fer lawns and
Or price; toe. SO; manure. s12. as Ask
TREE WoRK@Remoying, trimming. trans
Al sTjVey; 81 drainage: 1nss SUBURBAN LANDSCAPE
kSToTiILER, the The perfect soil preypss!er. pys!
sfaBLE sflsi dhqslAs MANURE IRE one year old. S. per
MANTRE 5SK sATE iTr tGa s1s sve tsns mS
coW cow hsHlfds0s MANURE and topsoiI1t you want
ssnyne eupea5e om you ysq tsbs
would cal! Homestead Dairy s Farm: WIG Tfhhoo
production OF large dairy herd for sale: ,ah
o"tOn truck load, 300; delivered IN Wasn-
iaglon in not less than ton lots. L.. r.
SABINE. Gaithersburg, Md. Phone Gath
ffsHSfsA fsfs fssAeossEN. POWER LAWN MOWER,
sold at cost, s14o. National power mower;
cattIns BAR cuts Fn%dnS a1,neh strip g9od
BALED HAY sHod aqalty cIPye5 tmothy oaog
milk cows to freshen soon. pigs for sale,
and one new 2-14 inch bottom tractor
plow on rubber tires, with steel mold
boards and points. Phone Vienna 15-J-1.
LAN66ssCAPE ssiERSSicE-prun,ng, plant
ing, transplanting, sodding, lawns made
renovated tree work, fagstone walks,
cement walks d and ,5dD dTigeways. W. c.
TRACTOR, FARMALL. B. n. with all at
tachments, mower machine, disk harrow,
cultivator. plow, manure spreader (brand
new. and corn planter. Call SH. 5O35.
ATTENTION BUILDERs-Have men and
equipment for cleaning of lots. Veteran.
FRUIT TREES. grape vines. berry bushes
including blueberries. all in bearing sizes
Complete stock Of evergreens. shade trees
l1drs and shrubs 45 acres to pick from MERE RE
nR hsr 9R Rqats tG tsssbyTs Fails Sh lelh
foundation paintings and estate, develop
ments. We have the plants, locally grown,
and offer you the benefit Of our 22 years
of experience Our estimators will be glad
I to call, MEREDITH cAPPER, Falls Church
/ 1917
Evening star., 1947-01-12
coAL. MOOD and FUEL OIL.

ANDIRONS, fre tools, screens and all tire-
gIses gS9ds fspstTed IA and refnishsdE p.L p /
4Scf 81 sff4 sk Ssa Se sSqs sv:Ses sBsss
SEASONED WOOD for sale. 90es oak. sold
l sns 3 pss sysrdd serd yhchs ans
M 5.5s pea. sii:4s: tSucEwheat, ss.s3;
Ps e. shGE kDoE Gee coal e.
FfkEsrIAcE FRI 9oooD. oak, pine and pesl,s,
cut ard delivered, SIS cord. CHI. s42o.
DRY OAK FIREwooD $50 a, cord:
mixed, ST; seasoned ! year; any length;
fireplsee an and stove, iooS oak and hick-
ory; cut any lengths, prompt delivery IN in
sHocKEY at Aldie: Va. Your 25c phone
cost will be refunded by me when Tseod
standard cord, $50; half cord, $40. WA.
SEAS; SEASONED coRDwooD. best you can buy:
12 to "a inchss chsss, SIT cord; prompt, de-
a as 'sSs mixed sE rsss ss1 sfs ssss
g! aeg y S5r fSSs sSSr FOB YOUR NONE! 80 With
truck to guarantee you full cord. Call
THE TIT, ,WgLo9p Woop Man, Man ST. .27Iss .oo .ous.
fireplace wood, mostly oak, cut and ready
On site near Falls Church. Call AK. 4503.
WOOD. OAK AND HICKORY, sae cord;
mixed S17 cord; seasoned; Immediately
delivered; D., c.. Md, We. Call I: s.
PARKER. Falls Church, AK. 1879. 20'
WOOD FOR SALE. dry or green, any
length; mixed wood. S16 cord; oak or
pine. $40 ccrd. WA. f522 -17
oak Call WA; 1857 lib
LOGS WANTED, Gin. dia., for CABIN not
81. ACRES mixed pine. poplar, oak. for
pulpwood or cordwood;. most trees ap,;
proximately. 5-in.-S-in. diameter; will sell
Gated 2 miles west Laurel, Md. <. M.
OREM. 1918 Orren st. ne. or call Trini-
MIXED SLAB WOOD, seasoned. $40 cord.
YOU haul: S14 cord. delivered. Elk. 1928.
Evening star., 1947-01-12
poULrRY. AND Eccs Cont J.

POULTRY. AND EGGS tCcnt.l.
ietss nh Sn months old se ss % White Rock pulie.s
Saasa sas Roce sd 10 seets seS Old haaR'i65ss n
ruLLETs. -, hybrlds Aastrs 4, u yniss lssyi.nr sy.
fsS. oR SALE sailann loo &C. H. RED breedne cock
ssssinated: 'Gs saso So each. % sidds. Ashton
IEksExs for breeders ss Sessd g pEUr4 5gR
PoGsTKY PstTtsf lsS-I Is FFRSaosfsIfABLEmaas1ine FSass
sdslce avn Pssss sessed heDs 5e
Ess5 fHsssFRl6B TssuE2 9s" Dp Tss ys'f
aGTsasi eRTckEN n HOUSE. homemade. good con-
aision fbIenn about be s,s fssf square some wire
sAsY BABY cHICks-sioodtested. 3. Rocks.
". Rocks. n. Il. Reds. Jersey Giants, Leg e
peFns peT o Re axe sss psr
Ralfea ouTr RiE iHa 1aas s. stS s..
QUALITY CHICKS from bloodtested aoeks.
100: assorted heavies, $3.50 per 100;
a nzs cotPee sss peF per o oo s gme9
FIuLTEy, Is n 9th st.; Phila, {, Pa.
livery. WINMaR HATcKERY i PouL-
TRY FARM. colesville, Md. sH. 1887;
IS 1i ". IsGGHoRN pullets. o months old,
laying: - B. Rock pullets, 8 months old.
4812 Montgomery ave-, Bethesda, Nd.
We WE ARE BOOKING orders for 1s47 chick
deliveries, First hatch Jan. Ii and each
Tuesday following. Having completed our
new modern hatchery at 1895 Kenilworth
ave. n.e.,. with increased Matching capac-
ity,. and large feed storage with sidetrack
facilities. We are now in position to serve
you better. We are retaining our old
loca ton, also. as a sales point for both
chicks and Wayne feeds as usual. CAPITOL
CHICKERY, 1102 Bladensburg I'd. me-,
Lincoln 9529.
NORMAN's broad-breasted bronze turkey
poults, q. s. pullorum clean: largest tur-
key-breeding farm in the NE. Hatch every
Monday. Place your order now for April.
May, june delivery: Phone Mechanicsviile
As. NORMAN TURKEY FARM 81 HATCH
ERY. Charlotte Hall, Md.
DAY-OLD FRESH EGGS. JOHN BUR-
DoTT, Coalsville, Md. Call Ashton. Md.
FOR SALE elec. chicken brooders, 800
reasonable: practically new. ME.
80 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED chickens for
sale, whole or IN part; also Beacon
brooder and equipment. HIGHEST offer.
STRAIN Rhode Island Reds
cocks and cocke.els, S5 ca; hens. 81 ea.;
hstehing eggs, S. for 5.-TR 0703.-
Evening star., 1947-01-12
AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation Insurance. protection; Consult
SHIvERS INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
WHY sfaY0aS ovERHauL ETa YOUR ENGINE. when
on on trade-in pians Gail RE. 3s3S. --l3
STINSON 10, Cont. 70, primary group. g
way RCA radio navigation lights. gener-
ator. Licensed 9 place; good condition,
ERSoufE aSas aIeeFHiIi FIYiNG GLUB1 membership
available in newly formed club; practically
new plane with 2-Way radio; conyeniently
located. Phone TIE. 7349. -l3
WE HAVE brand-new Piper Super Cruiser,
elec. starter. generator, 2-way radio an
stalled at factory. also Piper Special. Both
planes Just arrived from factory. Queens
Chapel Airport, Route l, Hyattsvtlle. Mo.
AIRPLANEs WANTED, any model; cash in
5 min. If good coma. and barsain. WILLIE
WILLIAMS, Z. Linden ST., Alex" va.
PIPER CUB. licensed to Dec. 13, 1917.
new fabric, new InotorrnaJor, NC1 1851. See
at Beacon Field; S695 cash OF financed:
y down balance IL mos. WILLIE VIII
Tins'9i THE JACK Gk STONE CO., INC. See our
large ad IN this issue on the Republic
RoCK-BoTToM PRICES on aifplane re-
covering: modern equipment. SPRING.
FIELD AIRPORT. Alex. S342. ID
Evening star., 1947-01-12
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

HOTIYWOoD KENNELS-Boarding bath
sa eroonpns e0sse5 ssd s2sae}1 WA 1sa4 Rap'es
breeds; heated private III IN
neied; excellent food personal care are aTs ana
Ksss s5saesi0RR RRoss sSssefs sfd Lee
Np ehens cHTs boarded psrfssd Week ends
Sassn Vsassnarh hea1se esaeervlsion KEN
1a15a S2aPo sTf We RosTd eTd4 your dos
mel; m individual Indoor kennels with private
9asias runs eREtNsTTm FaRM Taiss nsEsP rs
peaisTese essadlna shipshilIa .aosE giants +
husshes. hutsi sfis sfsx5 IT,; rabbits and hutches
$50 e buy 70 fssR Sese then shs ovey sny
SoGkER S2S9 RhsrpeA spAEfRI SflIaT Tp1PPIEs
proven females, to yrs oad' Will oeliyef'
ss4sa Sc sslssBsR Il
"a sSFfs 1ssdy g f'ts ssaRis
ssRiSaTK gsi ssEEsA spaSiEL laSs PUPPIES, Axe res
encShR Ealls ShRrch sipeSlEL," beautiful black
female, wondeFfal with ,od children. z mega.hs'
seoTTlI yssTfd Sc sf3prfhs 2ssG pssisreea
senabiei make good pets for children
dEl GkEaT efoyD DANE PUPPIES. Axe reg. 10
possibilities: price, S75, If sold this weex
Also have fine brindle male. 10 mos, old,
and fawn bitch. GA yrs. old See tnsm.
ftPPIEs Puff psTsF sFoR sALE-oerman and Bel
sian shsphsrd apsecs H,,sbts mopsads Ma gls
sfAMiESsE KITTENS. afisetionsss,. seoa
companions. intelligent, seal point, nne
breed male and female. OR. 5713. IL
COCKER SPANlELS, all ages, reas:;. Axe.
Ask cnsrator for % Falls GhpEshh s4l,WJtl slvsets
old, Thoroughbred, de.wormed, females
ppiy, $50. Cali Indianhead a235.
2 years: some dogs 70 give .7sy to eood
COCKER SPANIEL, precious pet AhC
papers: 4-generation pedigrse; D ac1.
male, 2 months old. Phone EN- 5ssi OF
AHaxi sHITLsSp ygsp sHEEppoGs small CO. es
from the Shetland Islands: Axe champion
BaoixER SHOW tAKc, Ft Myer Drill Hall
Friday, January 81. 4 to 10 pm. AL
Boxers over 6 months eligible. For entry
blanks and further Information call DI.
$3.50, Daieview s76-J-12, WA. S3le, Alex.
nRnS c1Ose Jan 90.
Evening star., 1947-01-12
ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-hor.hwes..

CHEVY CHASE. D: C.-ComtoItable room so9R
SSs SrRTd ssS e. SW6 T9 9natss Sss down.
sssn h1s agss snss aren't SIG R es3
1es IA GHiTrENHoUsE sT.-sleepins room
next 70 bath; girl preferred; $40 month.
s60s 80 ? tKsaALoRAMA RD.-Young man to
warm; warm $50 SO mo. e No. 7oSs. Ia
69o6 CONN. AVE-. Chevy Chase Md.-Pvt.
bath. cor; rm,' for DISCRIMINATING gent.
aaoo ianS KANSAS an sss AVE. SwWAttractive front
psons snse &c. doabi s2S IA o
s5es PORTER ST. Nw.-Larse. com
fsft'ie Tss hems s4 foF Fs9ss W. as Tor sp
Zoe QUINCY ST; s.wP5aiyssss .ia ayss ,nas9. h1as
rPt phone; Ais' Il sif. to earline; $iss wk. "a.
'iaGSi ia1o KENNEDY ST. N.wLFurnishess
transportation, BUS and oarline;e men Or
employed couple. S35 ea. RA. 6S72 aver
CLEVELAND & PARK, $3.50 Highland pl
nw.-Sinsle, large, comfortably furn; room
sS95 sS155 KANSAS IA saasS SAvE.-Large front room.
twin DeQS, eLuployeQ COupic WAS
80 ss d0sE 0sHEsaEsp sfa ms ST. f0f IN deco
rated lge; bedrm;: nicely 5grn' for 81 En- q
glSGssdr gSfs rissf 1fsE 81 ST. s taza
floor. front rm.. twin beds. for sober
gsNR gHasE e sopDe y e. s$s ne Stephenson p
nw.-Master bedroom, private bath: gen
tile family; gentleman only; $40 mo. EN-.
5I15 CONN. AvE.-Attr. master bedrm..
fein for couple; Ssdei . pvt. home. s7s. Wo. 2sTs
THE JAMES. 1871 P st, n.w;--Nicely iIr.
PRIVILEGES; S26 mo: girls only. Ii
THE KENWiN. 1888 Que Que o,I st n.w-@svaie sIngis
beds. large closets. laundry priyileges: go
Imsah ma STi ffii NR. st COLUMBIA RD.-Lge., fur
nished room in pvt apt for consenial cou.
pie: unlim. phone; conv. transp.; SOB. Can
North 1895 after IL am. Box 1859, star.
3420 Goth ST., ts block Conn; ave.
bright. single rooms. semiprtvete bath. git.
M 60kQ
Evening star., 1947-01-12
For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
tncii!ded IN advertisements under
Rooms. Apartments and Houses Tor rent
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where .. Star bCx mum.
substituted for the address In such
cases The Star viii secure the exact
address. which viii be avsilable to the
Rent conTol Administration upon re-
quest
Evening star., 1947-01-12
POULTRY ond EGGS

CoWAN CHICKS, Nd. U. S. App.-Pul
Passed Bred on cur farms for more eggs
meat, profit Reduced prices Jan-Fe5
Hatch Tues. all year COWAN FARMS
Bowie, Md. Phone 234l
SO WHITE LEGHoRN PULLETS, 8 mos
phone Hyattsville o007. Ia
Evening star., 1947-01-12
MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT.

AMPLiFYING. public address. recorded
dances, LECTURES. ETC. VOICE REcoRb-
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
fFURNITURE CO., 622 z st. NV National
LEASE. daily. weekly or monthly. new
1916 REQ van. 15-ft. all steel; suitable for
furniture store, or warehouse hauling. Du
2l1~ for rates