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Attention,
Mothers!

II you are q mother-to-be, or
a mother-in-fact, here are three
little books that would do well to
grace your nursery bookshelyes.
First, "Expectant Motherhood"
by Nicholson j. Eastman. profess
sor OF obstetrics in Johns Hopkins
University and obstetrician in
chief to the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital. Published by Little,
Brown 6 Co., this is the sec
ond edition, revised, Of the ia
nous work which first appeared
in 1910. As the author points
out, in the six years which have
elapsed between the first print
ing and the present revised text,
there have been many changes
and advances in obstetrics, and
1t was to bring the book thor
oughly up to date that the new
edition has been presented.
Scientific in every respect. the
writing Is done so calmly, so
clearly, that no one could iail to
follow the processes of pregnancy
with complete understanding and
lack of fear.
The other two books are small,
slim volumes. but equally helpful.
Babies Don't Bounce" by Bill
Sullivan, with plenty Of amusing
pictures, conceals a very real
warning about caring for paby
and preventing accidents of all
sorts. in the home and abroad.
Whittlesey House puts out this
one.
"A Treasury Of Play Ideas for
Tiny Tots" by Caroline Horowitz,
Hart Publishing Co., contains
illustrated suggestions and ideas
for keeping youngsters, 2-6.
amused with the simplest Of toys
and games. This should prove
invaluable for rainy days, fretful
convalescents. and so on.
B. G.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
PONGEE DRAPERIES,
HELPFUL HINTS.
/Ero1,, Mro NJ = no
From Mrs. N. J.. De


1QKOHLQ FQT6.J
For F.. T. of Alexandria, in regard
to pongee draperies. They iron best
when slightly damp, but never let
dry and sprinkle as they spot and
iron stiff. Just wash, hang to dry
where it is not too hot or windy, roll
up while just slightly damp and iron
in couple of hours. Nothing seems
to prevent them from becoming
wrinkled after hanging at an open
window in damp weather
A few suggestions. We tried to
use paraffin in the water to wash
kitchen linoleum as some one sug-
gested and what sticky mess!
Then we dissolved half a package of
the blue wax used in starch to make
ironing easier, in little boiling
water. added more water to that for
the right temperature, then used
that to wash linoleum and it works
like a charm. 1t requires no waxing
and it shines.
For the lady who has trouble with
oatmeal sticking. I always start it
the night before Bring water to
boil, salt, and stir in oatmeal. Cover
and turn off fire at once. Set this
Evening star., 1947-05-12


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Views expressed in the Clear
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those Of The Star and, as it
is obviously impossible for US
to test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them. Betsy Cas1ceH
Evening star., 1947-05-12
What's YOUR Hobby?
B B Reffr IMiles

iii this way A single leaf can BE-
stretched farther and the newer
varieties passed around more
quickly.
I'VE exchange with the members
of our own group of course. work
ing on the theory that most normal
leaves will produce three plants or
more. We keep careful records Of
the results, having an exchange
chairman. To say the least, the
meetings are well attended and
most anxiously anticipatedl'
All that is necessary to start .
local club is people and the will to
do. according to Mrs. Wright. One
group In Knoxville is now 3 years
old.
An experimenter in cross -pollina-
ton, Mrs. Wrlght's first plants are
now 2 inches high, and were planted
January IL. Her total collection
consists Of over 800 plants. and
roughly 30 different kinds.
How grateful I will be when the
Classification Committee reports in
the FALL. wrote Mrs. Wright. II
work and trade and sometimes wait
q long time for a new plant to
bloom, then find out 1t was here with
me all the time, but living under
another name' incidentally, those
who worked closely with the show
claim that the elusive yellow African
violet wasn't shown for a very good
reason. There Is no such color as
yellow In the genus saintpaulia
(African violet. of course).
Plans are In progress for another
show in Atlanta in 1947. individuals
may apply for membership in the
society. Mrs Wright, whose address
is 1880 McCalla avenue. Knoxville Is.
Tenn. can supply further informa-
tion.
Evening star., 1947-05-12

Ills
By barbara Bell

Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1853 is
designed in sizes IL, u. Is, II, l6
and 18. Size u requires rs yards
of IS or 39-inch material.
For this pattern, send Is cents. in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wantetd to The
Washington Star, p. o. Box 80,
Station g, New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Readers Clearing House

torical data, to assist its members
III their genealogical research, to IS
sue publications and devote atten-
tion to heraIdry.
Meetings are held at pm. on the
first and third Tuesdays OF each
month from October to May. in-
elusive, in the lecture room Of the
Mount Pleasant Branch Library,
Sixteenth and Lamont streets NV.
There Is no admission charge and
nonmemhers are welcome.
The magazine National Genoa
logical Society Quarterly. ranking
high among similar publications, was
established 1912 and is included In
the list of American learned journals
compiled by the American Council
OF Learned Societies. 1t presents
American source material. including
Bible, tombstone and other vital
records; abstracts OF pension appli-
cations, articles on genealogical re-
search and notes of genealogical
news. Also included an alphabet
lied list of Revolutionary War PEN
sion applications In ofi1cial files, the
National Archives: of Revolutionary
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Federal pensions or for bounty land.
or whose widows so applied.
Requests for further information
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dressed to the corresponding Sec
retary.
TENNYSON'S PROPHECY.
From Mrs. N. c. r., Bethesda
For Mrs. w. w. M, Mount Rainer:
"Tennyson's Prophecy" found in his
poem. "Locksley Hail." line 119, page
766, of Century Readings In Eng
lish Literature by Culiffe, Pyre and
Young. Published in New York by
the Century Co. in September,
1928.
From Mr.. r. r. c., Arlington.)
Permit me, a mere man, to an
swer Mrs. w. w. NJ, Mount Rainier.
relative to her inquiry as to where
Tennyson's prophecy may be found.
The passage quoted In RICH is from
"Locksley Hail." in the latter part
of the poem.
This poem also contains the oft
I'm the spring a young
mans fancy lightly turns to
thoughts OF love-"
From, Mrs. r. E. D., Washington. J
In answer to the recent inquiry
about Tennyson's prophecy. this is
part OF his poem entitled 'Locksley
Hail." NOT to be confused with a
later poem by Tennyson entitled
"Locksley Hall Sixty Years After"
X X X
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Information sent in by the fol-
IoWing has been forwarded to
those for tohons it ,0as intended:
Mrs. E. NJ, Berpyn;; Mrs. l.. r.,
North Miami, Fla; Mrs. J. w., sr.,
Frederick; Mrs. F. L. S., Gull
pepper: Mrs. G. NJ. F., Mrs. D. H.
G., Arlington; Mrs. H. A. p, Mrs.
G. L., L. M. D., Mrs. J. H. L., Mrs.
O. H. H, Mrs. w. S., Mrs. E. o. S.,
Mrs. c. r. A., Mrs. p. F. G., Mrs.
G. E. p, Washington.
Our thanks to those readers
,Dhose contributions Dere similar
to Others previously receiUed.
Mrs. J. p, Falls Church; Mrs.
M. f., Paturent RiDer;; Mrs. +. B.
o., r. L. H., Washington.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
CHOCOLATE DRINK?

RIPPING OLD SWEATER?
from Mrs. T. B. S., Washington. }
Will the readers please advise how
the food value of the chocolate drink
put out by local dairies compares
with that of the regular milk?
I would like to rip an old sweater
and re-knit the yarn. have been
advised to rip first and then wash
the wool. However. I'm wondering
why washing first and then ripping
wouldn't be just as satisfactory and
lot easier,
Evening star., 1947-05-12

To obtain this pattern. send 15c
in coins, giving pattern number,
your name, address and zone num-
Der to Peggy Roberts, The Washing
ton Star. P. o. Box 100, Station G,
New York 10. N. Y.
Evening star., 1947-05-12

What's YOUR hobby Call
Betty Miles. National 5000. erten-
sion 396-she'd like to hear from
you,
Evening star., 1947-05-12
BORSCH;
HANDWRITING.

From Mrs. M. L. H., SilpeT Spring. ]
Here Is the recipe for Borsch
which was requested by Mrs. e. M
p. of Arlington. 1t appeared In the
Ladies' Home Journal.
.Borsch-The day before, make a
rich broth by boiling together in
S quarts water about pounds boil
ing beef or soup meat and q lot OF
bones, the more the better. Use
beef, veal, pork or lamb bones. or
all four. Add teaspoons salt, ]
onion, carrot, 2 bay leaves, u tea
spoon whole pepper and 3 cloves
garlic. Cover and cook for at least
five hours, adding water If liquid
falls below one-half. strain and set
in cold place. When very cold the
grease will CONCEAL on top of broth
and should be removed.
when you are ready to make the
borsch, measure about cups broth
into a large pot and set 1t over
a low flame. Cut pound lean
pork into thin slices approximately
the size and twice the thickness
of a silver dollar. The shapes and
thickness are bound to vary, but
the silver dollar is lead. Cut q
pound Polish sausage or garllc-sea-
soned frankfurters into very thin
rounds.
Into skillet put tablespoons
butter, 1z cups grated or finely
chopped raw red cabbage and fine
ly chopped large onion. Saute for
five minutes, stirring frequently.
Empty this into broth and let it
cook while you CRATE l large or 2
small cans whole red beets. re-
serving Juice. Many borsch recipes
insist on elaborate goings on with
grated RAW beets. but after much
experimentation I've decided the
only thing gained is a lot of work.
Put the grated beets and their
Juice into the pot, add 2 medium
crystals sour salt and let the soup
boil 10 minutes. Now taste for sea-
soning and add more pepper and
salt as needed. Qnstead Of sour salt
you can use tablespoon lemon
juice and ordinary salt)
Lower the heat under soup and
prepare the meat in this way:
Dredge the pork VERY lightly with
flour and saute in skillet with q
tablespoons fat for five minutes.
Add sausage slices. Pour In ! cup
water, and when IT bubbles up,
empty skillet into the soup pot
After this the soup should cook
for 20 minutes, and fini.
This borsch can be made ahead
of time, but be careful not to over
cook 1t it in reheating. If the soup
is too thick, add more broth or
water. Serve very hot from tu-
reen into large hot soup plates and
let each guest help himself to sour
cream. I like lot and so do many |
people, but others want only a
spoonful"
Some one recently asked for in
formation on study of handwriting.
Some years ago, the Parker Pen
Co. distributed complimentary copies |
of booklet on "Graphology-Read-
ing Character From Handwriting,
by De Witt B. Lucas. OF course,
do not know whether it would be
possible to obtain the booklet from
them at this time.
/ am a regular reader OF the
Clearing House and always find
something of particular interest
to me.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
GENEALOGY GROUP.

fFrom Miss H. K, Washington.)
To r. E. Y, Washington: Wash
inyton has an organization for en-
thusiasts of genealogy and family
history. 1t is the National Genea-
logical Society, organized in 1903
and incorporated 1904 under the
laws of the District of Columbia as
nonprofit educational institution.
The object of this society Is to collect
and preserve genealogical and his
Evening star., 1947-05-12
CLEANING SUEDE SHOES

From Mrs. r. A. A., Arlington.
To Mrs. S. W.: To clean suede
shoes, first brush shoes with a soft
brush or sponge to remove dust and
dirt. Hold shoes over steaming
kettle for 8 few minutes. Let dry
before wearing. You will find the
nap has been raised as when velvet
is steamed Shoes will look like
new. Never use a stiff brush.
Evening star., 1947-05-12

More merit Monday on the
operation OF the food cldsses.)
Evening star., 1947-05-12

From C. E. H., Arlington.)
Mrs. F. r. of Falls Church will
find large coop market on Semi
nary road in darlington, and on
Wisconsin avenue in Georgetown on
the east side near P street. But
why doesn't she inquire for like-
minded people in Falls Church, with
whom she could form, a buying club,
and from that could grow a con-
venient local coop?
Evening star., 1947-05-15
EARM and GARDEN lcont. ]

FLAGSTONE AND ROCK for walks, walls.
rock gardens. firepiaces and bldss. Can
BfhkDBATHHs, benches. gazing globes. sun:
dials, urns, boxes In concrete. illustrated
circular on request. 4; p; RODGERS.
IANDscaPlsG ih aass &C. sfavicEsedins III fer
tilizing, lining. topsoil. lawns rolled; roses,
evergreens, towering shrubs; old English
covers: tree work: fruit trees SPRAYED and
trimmed: grading and drainage system.
EARMAT FM MS75 RE FL sSss s4SRsacroR complete 1s With
plows, cultiyators, corn planter, disc har-
row. mower, grain binder; AL in excellent
sonditiSn rS5 sH 21dA adw NE M1Evs.fa244a1rgg .a24 gn.
or asonsIatan 81 log 81 Sp
Roa 1aa GssTs fxPEnT g. TREE koW Wona sk
sTss sxassa ca rah5a os
nssss; a ~ no Job too 's small. 1daithsrsss!.Tss
GARDEN. lots. orchards !, ssss sssrssse PlI9,xsd
sasDTS tssf Sssk fRacToHs sRs 1s5fs and all
pow gI do taf SHET 9f c nofsf sse pes as svs
COW COW ati aaNURE, E.' toDsol , 'sodding lawns,
renoyattng; trees - removed. pruning and
HaSE HffsSine YonR h TkEEs faa sprayed fed, prunsd
tree surgery. dead or undesirable trees re-
RsEfa EsifGs fRsE nsa ffy do osusss
SIDE DELIVERY RAKE and 1z.9on
Chevrolet fat-bottom truck. RE. 145l.
JOHN DEERE corn binder with wagon
loader and Mc-Deering ensilage cutter.
TOMATO and cabbage plants. doz.. .45e;
and other plants reasonable. UN. 4l79.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
BOATS.

SILVER CREEK BOAT and utility trailers
The finest, strongest trailsrs ever MADE anis
See it today, at the AMERICAN TRAILER
CO.. INC. sss, 1920 Wisconsin ave. NV"
RS1sRupR RSfsf MG sPsEhkiDHouE and Thompson
runabout; first class See at 811 Houston
CHRYsLER Ace marine m engine: beautiful
performances; will demonstrate; $3.50. ,DU.
FAST sNIPE. Ratssy: good condition; $3.50;
22-H.P. EvTNRUDE MOTOR and factory
built hydroplane; ,G very ges fast; bargain. s11
5ssa sa| slSs; "a AsH i, A5s@sPa
ton: M Gray power, Alex. ss75. TT
6R1PGa Rsekdsss, R 1885, ssst EXT SeF
CUsToM-BUILT CRUISERS, runabouts.
rowboats; we have 8 streamlined sedan
cruisers ndsr Has
side: Nd Phone west River siFa. Fl ri,
On new Eso anass dissoua & ssa
johnson. Eco Marina. 933 st. ssw..
W. fi SERVICE all makes Of outaoard mo:
f2 aaaINH M sdPPIiEs s1ih Il paints. rope. nr. ...
sR fRs sRspss e K zSo D SON shaf hsa tails if
noAg aaE Wasa is hs
= zRcABE iS Js5S JPS5SSf1Ae CO., 1857 ifSinss
CUTTER. Ct TTi All isia Owens. especially priced.
+ you are sad sailor, don't miss this WA.
OWENS 1--WE y0; eRGisERs, RasER cutters. tmmsd: de-
livery some models LARRY JERMAN.
MATTHEWS ss-a new Kermath motors.
This is without a doubt. the cleaness and
nss os Sale ss s yea sses Nonr hh Is could be s dons be
pieteiy equipped. can The JACK STONE
CO. ING GL 1900 of for appointment ho.1 lis
s; 5. KING ~ F1LT9SN, sicS INC. sos Sa Mslns
sSAf sss sSsashEysiE { Kaa sas TTSs isSsf
MOTOR. outboard. recently oyerhaulsa;;
oaTHbsha oGfBoaRp ase eMRoSToR for sale sh.D., re-
sfats ao Be- as5a Between ssens
FokB Fef B Marine MOTOR. perfect condition.
vii demonstrate Tor sale at S27o. YIN.
BOAR. cabin cruiser, 4o' long. I11a, beam,
ms n aras sseree sa 09s ffT hs BAzfR sRs 'rss us
Charlotte St., Fredericksburg. Va, phone
Ex-coAsT GUARD CUTTER. ,75x14 f..
twin Sterling engines. Good running
order: h.-w.h.. Monel galley, complete
equipment: 900 gal. gasoline aboard. A
home afloat. $3.50. Phone WI. 5623.
sAILBoAT, IA TT; built Old Town. Maine:
oLapssrake, ,.ss s15o 5osI below cost; used only
FOR sALE-smail 1sh-ft. cabin cruiser.
new WHY'S motor, IL perfect shape, rsady
For information, call AT. 1895. Is
DIESEL ENGINE, 225-h.p., Model 64.HN9,
new condition, with all accessories; So, 400.
In So cabin boat, $4,000. WO. 6052. =
SALE-Kermath S5-h.p. Model K; duel
ignition marine motor, needs some repairs;
saopri saoFr. FL Eco SSSs CRUISER, Buda Marine; a
ready to go; sleeps 4: galley and head;
a beautiful boat at a real bargain; So. $50
or best offer. Phone Indian Head, Md,
4o-Fr. CHESAPEAKE BAY B0AT-Just
right for fishing; nice deck, for lounging
in sun; especially safe for children; Gray
marine motor, shelter cabin forward, can
opy-covered cockpit; sacrifice; $3.50.
ouTBoARD orHrls AR MOTOR. 1e47 Firestone IN
h}. 2-cylinder: brand-new, used hrs;
price, Sl49. ST.. 1444.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
RooNs FUaNTsHEp--Hls.shsess

40 IIth ST. NE, End floor. Apt. r.
Nice. good-siZed single room. mfddle-aGed
person; cony. Mt. Pleasant car: no drinkers.
1so2 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE, wood
ridge-Lafge room. next bath. phone OUT
side OF door: detached home, no other
roomers: for man only; S35. DE 3414.
e915 nth ST. N.E.-Large double nm. for
gentlemen: twin beds; ! blk. to transp.:
SSo monthly. Can III. s4ss ,ls
adj. semipriyate bath; girls. $40 ca:
girl. $50 mo-; pvt: home. III. B172. lib
ss21 h, /. AVE.-Young man to share large
front room. next bath, with another young
man; twin beds; $3.50 mo. Du. 84S9.
LARGE RIM. twin beds. SIS each. o. win
fent single: convenient transportation.
ioi5 n. i. AVE. N.E--AttractfveIy fur-
nished for girls or small family, 2 bed
rms. twin beds, private living rm.. bath and
shower and private entrance. Ideal location,
TRANSPORTATION at door; $3.50 mo. each.
fHE hi MARICK, l3s B st. n.e.--Attractive
large, clean, newly decorated room, single
beds, laundry privileEe; singles and dou-
bleS; girls only. Id
GENTLEMAN to share twin-bed room with
another gentleman In private home; board
optional: bus, stfeetcaEs 8 blocks Tsls-
phone d. 61e1. -l7
Evening star., 1947-05-15
AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WH0 FLIES n.eds eompIete
aviation insurance protection. Consult
SHIVERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
Vermont ave. NV DI. 1100
DON'T OVERHAUL your engine. New one
costs less on Continental Exchange Plan.
Call COASTAL AvIA. CORP, RE. 1888;
~I6
1s47 LUsCoMBE, metal wings. 6-hour
cruising range; ferry time only; $2,49b.
1915 Funk. 12o hours, 2-way
radio; near new condition. Call FA. 2999.
-1b
FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR wanted fun time
Contact DAVIS FLYING SERVICE. Damas-
Gus 3542 or SH. 1890 nights. -27
FAIRCHILD PT-26; 220 hrs. since major:
starter. generator, landing lights, Is hrs
since licensed; equipped for blind flying;
S1.975. AID. 0700. Ext. 211-F, after
PPRIiVViATELY : OWNED. 1e4s Piper Cub;
total time, 145 hours; equipt; radio, 2
landing lights and nav. lights, battery
and generator. Owner win sacrifice for
immed. sale. Phone MR.. MccLoSKEY,
BEECHcRAFr, cl7B;~ 2s5-h.p. Jacobs;
cruises 100; $3.50. Consider trade.
Piper Cub. 65 h-p., Just relicensed, Ss95.
BOB BABER, Queens Chapel Airport, UN.
A924 --18
Evening star., 1947-05-15
ROOMS FURNlSHED--MD. and

kOOkAS tUkNtSHe0--fd0 0uo Va.
ONLY-1 st-noor bedroom.
next 70 bath: pvt. entrance; e. elose-in silyer
aSIIas aRIaNGToE r. VA. a. Blk bk, iSasiine; twin. bed
room. adjoining bath and shower: SEQ mo.
and nss sss plssss
sees sSsa SGs8ER Il IN aIHa GatS RD. Nj. Rainier. Nd
Front ~, nedrm, NEXT to bath: gentleman
MASTER BEDRooM, sen,ipriyate bath, Q
closets: family adults; direct TRANSPORTS
LARGE II; o DouBIs ujSI ROOM in private home
for gentlemen; twin beds, large closet;
near silyeS G7a sasins. conven to bus Phone
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. room, kitchen privi-
lsgss: on buslins. 10 min. to Pentasons
s5is s'|. issa a 81 81 ,,a s; Arlington. A ysSas Ss:
s5s r fNTfRNsse! ysfffsz; seH ,aSS I5IS ,n
sns1sass; 40 l esns%r % sassss eusss, IL 1%ssi. % FL
s,s sssps MosTH LINCOLN II ST. As
first floor. next to bath; price SO per wk,;
soiScasn sloSk tS 5as shone s 81 5Sao ls ,In
lge. cor. bedrm; new home dble bed;
anlim. phone' $40 sgle. oW. 1925 after 8.
IN SILVER sPRING-Furnished rm., for
couple or single mem convenient transp.i
DougIE sS gsI ms sLEffhsa ff a. ROOM sas nicely fur
h,fnsa sensenan cH 45 e business couple
MT RAINIER, MD. 4309 34th st.-1st
floor front, double bedroom unlim. phone,
laundry privileges: $40 mo. WA. 1858.
ALEXANDRIA, vA.-2 large rooms. dou-
BILE or single; private home; convenient
locality. 312 8. st. Asaph st. OV. 02Q9.
rm., with or without
meals. for girls only; very near buslins
and shopping center, Call CH. S90s.
AEL., VA, 1927 No. Utah st.--Attrac. rm..
bright, sunny, 1st floor: near bus; mod.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

HOLLYWOOD KENNELs-Boarding. bath
socssrs a, STUD udsa Wa sef lsaa snds
veterinary Supervision. BIpE-A-WEE KEN
NEIs 4s15 RRoss ssnn sys go ess4
and natin indiT Eenneiins equipped Wsstinshouss
Sterilamp conditioning: puppies for sale
and cookers at stud; Lee hwy, Rte, I'll,
BIZ nEaGfR GfntefSs PuPs for Pan sf hnnsins Axe
papers. $50. female; $50. male. Gieoe
GERMAN GERM SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe reg,
CD; price. S10o. AsGARD KENNELS, on
Great Falls DIR. 9.3 miles from Chain
sHsfss GRnaT " Dane lepaaas seanifa FIJI srndle eitc
s mos. old, Axe champion bloodlines
seg ready for shows ALsx o12S nnnles
foRMfRIY fsS NE X MRS. sshs MGRRAY,s stock
Canaries, breeding cages flight cages and
Of II them are all male Hartz Mountain
singers. .sTEvEs FLOWER SHOP, 3s14
34th St. Mt, Rainier, Md. UN. 0Sb2; -lb
bEksah broEsn very r gentle. 0ssn Einvood sl2 i5
DOGS-Mixed breeds: settlers, collie, shep-
herd, police, poodle, hound, wire haired,
S5 ca. to people in country or who have
fenced areas. Pretty kittens to give away.
PONIES 10f SAFE. Apply CuIbtdAtIB oSUo
SCOTTIE PUPPIEs, Axe; pedisreed; 9
months. old; wormed; silver brindie and
aaREs II s1askf IoyfEr AI 12s 1k2iTrEss for 81 each
good homes: healthy and honssbroken;
mother IS purebred Persian. DE. 2S77,
scorer COLLIE PUPPIES, thoroushbred
/ Will GIVE two x-nonth-old puppies.
il you can give them good home. Can
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. all colors:
Axe registered puppies from S25 up;
champion cocker at stud. Rockville 2644
PoLicE PUP, black. femals, $40. Call
DOG HOUSE for Great Dane. to hold 1856
ID. deg: brand-news will give to party
calling SH. 1884 who VIII remove same.
IRISH SETTER, male, .tnoreughbred. Yrs.
qlsi Is ebes,snss sr11qnae rnsrrEs g. s2d hs o1d
superior pedigree, hunt or fne pets. male
or female registered. IA o308.
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Evening star., 1947-05-15
Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e n is are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one Is by adver-
Using In the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
apartm mt owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
"Apartm e n is Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
ments, how many In family,
your telephone number or
address, and II there Is
an apartment available
STAR classified ad should
find it for you.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
FARM and GARDEN.

GOOD RANK-RUN GRAVEL for streets.
roads and driveways, delivered and spread
By truck Phone WA 3217 -
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE, ton. SI4;
bushel. rs cents. Delivered Virginia.
Fairfax I37-J-2. or write SPRING HILL
FARM, Route 5. Box 75S. Fairfax, Va.
TREE REMOVAL with modern power tools,
spraying, pruning. topping: complete tree
service Fully Insured for your protection.
]. W. KELLYS TREE SERVICE, Du. 2gs2.
ToPSoIL AND BLUEGRASS SOD from gar
dens OF famous Ayrlawn farm In Bethesda;
immediate delivery available. WI. 64o0,
AZAIEAS, ali sizes and eoIors. wholesale
and retail 2510 nth st. ne.
WALKS, terraces, hrepiaces.
rock garden, nshponds, retaining walls.
r MAHCUCCIO. Route T. Horners lane,
Evening star., 1947-05-15
ApARTMENrs 4 FURNISHED.

DOWNTOWN, l710 M n.w.--2nd noor, I.
rm.. and basement Apartment place "
3 BEDROOMs. equipped kitchen, share
bath: ali utilities furnished: good neish.
GIRL TO SHARE modern Arm. apt. with
another girl; $50 mo-, includes everything.
RUTH SIMPSON. MA. 4a15, Ext. 325,
as 30, 202 Wilmington pl. s.e.
GIRL TO share apt with other girls;
s25 month. 1744 Pa. ave. NV. DfstEics
ia 18th ST. NE rooms. kitchen; S65
mo, Cali Ex. 6T53 between 8 and 4 m.
GIRL 80 70 35 years. to share beautiful
from Pentagon. Ewes. after Pm,
THREE GIRLS wish 70 share apt. with
another girl: $50 monthly. 4G04 Quarles
81. ne, Apt, 8. FR. 2187. -15
SMALL UPSTAIRS AFT. separate en-
trance: low rent In return for some house.
Church. nr. bus. Ii
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