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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, black wkS
ea se ~S DuDss aSs
g 1ssa5a ssazRD sas2Rl92 ssfh$s seH
RsSss soakpR2ss RssvsT n nsW ssoWs Esnnsls ~ miles
kENNELs, 6SoS Marlboro pike Sc. iii.
ing and Erooming: cocker spaniel puppies,
soGKER ssnp9n peFs 1osfiT at se,t snf @ T3 4ess sl3s
ra,E To9n for litter q Irish setter Dupp.es
6oGs 6o KGiSD's aND eATs sSs boarded week ends or
longer; air-condttioned kennels. pickup
%,r, seTyce r,SnI ,ySstertnaEy supervision. BIDG.A
eockkR GGh sFAAEh eps wo 9a
Champion bloodline: female; ais yrs, old;
FEpIGkpED Ffn5e !eSss eh!5aTs9 AZ ssa
3o9RrSS 81 Sid srssfI SSsfI pipTiEs aKc
a0dkfk ssYa Gan sPsNiFs EpssXlIlf
Sss5,as Sss5 males s. dsssRDsr tssa shots champion
GREAT GRf| DANE, 8 mos. old, championship
COCKER eSoeh 0si srANIELs, 80 Axe registered: 5
time: Can VI. 1869. viii drive purchaser
eoeKIR 9 eif R0ssi sfANlELs-Res., nne puppies. 8
male, wks.: boarding and stud services.
Box boxer Rs'fs FUZZY fYs s9 rsg Ill., sens mo srjna
beauty; complete innoc,: ears cropped pos
h6xEk f6s fhfTP FTpEs Essi for sH sale arc aRe
shamDlon s9tsr T. Oh S5red ao4s tswns and brndes
sseTIES & s. tsPslss S thsT os ss9s'
~ {ls & Pip pounds oqt ,. Of chsnPloa Wan
Cookers. blacks, buffs parti9 9eolors;
Axe registered, ,wormed. innoculated, vet
eerinaEry inspected; males and females; bred
bone; several she, prospects; ages o weeks
70 m0nths also 6,1, stu STUDS a. service
foLFSE f EGfkIhts poG. S3sg Peggy" sprayed temal.
ityely Pet. for country ~, home with adults,
sEkINGEsE. & chi6uasna. 6t sni 'nis MIN. plnchers
Pometanians, toy fox terriers. cookers:
gqpp5f, stqds KSnSt, Ct service Miss Hunt
PERSIAN KITTENS. reds, blues, whites,
Pessian rr; studs q service. Miss Payne,
GREAT DANE PUPS, , lovely males, best
bioodhne. r. D. LINDSEY. Colesville, Nd
DALMATioN balm gi5SE PUPPIEs SiSpp for sale; pureored
CocKER sPASiEI l. pUPPIEs, black, Sire
Champion Covered Brook Bombardier. WI.
1904. is
WIRE-HAIR TERRIER, pedigreed male 10
months old, housebroken, owner leaving
country wishes to place in good home WI
$500 -
MONT. CO. ANIMAL SHELTER has pup
pies and fine dogs for pets; price So
Adopt dog and save life" ST. 51S3.
Open weekdays. 8 to 4; Sat, 0 to 12.
MEXICAN CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES; pure
bred little. beautiful males; S35 each
Rat Terriers, pnrebred puppies. fine rat
ters. all color females, SIS each. 2403
Senna ave u "
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AVIATION.

m MODERN FLYING CIRCLES, the word
is don't overhaul-exchange!" Liberal al
lowance on your old engine for new one
change-over service IN one day available.
Cont. engines and parts. Willard batteries
(auto and airl: General tires Delivery
Calvert ave, Alexandria. OV. 2063. -6
AERONCA TANDEM l943. 65 Cont. l hr;
since overhauled. Reflnished: Radio. $40
total hrs, $685. Hillside 1904. 70
SHARE OPEN in 5-member Ercoupe flying
club at Crossroads Airport: ship Just
majored and lOO-hr. check; TIE. 147s: 2.
condition; located at Hyde Field, Clinton,
Meryland First reasonable offer. PHONE
Indian Head, Md. 4535, Mr.. A. j. SCH!A-
SHARE AVAILABLE in nve-member club.
Aeronca Iandsmi Isl $175, II L 5143; sa1s - g.
member flying club on Taylor Kraft. new
engine, lights, generator, radio. inter-
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BOATS.

Marine sUPPLIEs, paints. rope. fre a.
tinguishers, outboard motors, Scripps ma
+; sRsPfa !? aSS s' sos hHt Hsis s'ff m
FISHING PARTIES, day or night; Chesa-
fhSfg FhSfSax KlSd f1sAfsMas MA sIs m .as popular
mediate delivery : AIS Also Available al are ~ @
THE JACK STONE CO.. INC. OIL. 1900.
LABOR DAY sPECIAL-Barrett demon
strator for sale at discount with or with
out extra equipment. 18th and Water SITS
WANTED-outboard motor. regardless of
size or condition: cash for same. 7s7
cHARTEk; 47.tt pleasure cruiser, day
Champion outboards o. cost Sl12 80
Sell; $50, Call Oh. ol44. RE. 2777; IT,
beautiful utility boat; $2,427. delivered;
ARCADE A R. PONTIAC CO. 1887 Irving st,
tors: price is. reasonable. s. E. SALES
S1TneARP So M 4 IssoSTEokss + FOB Rent; sy s,y
CO. 6135 Georgia ave: GE: 3o4os IS
toilet. bottle gas. with willis stove, ice
box; all brass fixtures; leaving town, will
THoMpsnT Ell A. 6aTGaln E1su Cal pg 1870 t.n
Splash 81 las rail rail. : mos 4A old; SHIP. Sea Kins
sase's eae2 sa m0E Cal 4x ;9od 5sss after
MAHOGANY DINGHY, reasonable; excel
Sh ssd 1880 2s5 0sf xfansas
sE9 g. FIR RA c9SsSHssoLrpArEp SsHs CRUISER. lust
Roatsa I iaias bos sss5S 81 R9 pef to 8S
Re EG5h Of BPazARb sPa5s RhT'p NJ yRp isfe
sfs sine2 Ms at 5s2kiaf oR BAT Or call Mr. M B. stGpe-
SSAILBoAT, Gomez. class; ready for the
diti9n' ,,es reasonable. BARKER Columbia
CABIN CRUISER, "a it, in excellent con-
dition; valued $4,000; viii sell this week
BE- G seen sy at Alton ~ Phipgs Docks. peale, Md
identification No. l3E239. Owner. MR..
MCGEE, will be on board to demonstrate
sTEELCRAFT 1916 model; sleeps &; fully
equip; toilet refsr; may be seen by ap-
ppoinntIment. DE. s,, 51sS cv,nSr, Ns Nsu
hour. day or week; special weekday rates.
s gse 1T doef anf NJ Maine For avs snd
OUTBOARD MOTOR-33-hp. Evinrude,
excellent cond.: s175. MI. 22l9 or MI,
CHRIS CRAFT. 17h-tt. rynabout: sb-h p
Chris engine; sacrifice; S97b, MI.
CRUISER. 2s-ft, built 194l; real buy at
only $500. See this boat before you buy.
4 REAL BUY-24-ft. aux. yawl in excel.
cond; price reduced for quick sale. See
JENKINS at Buzzard Point Yard. foot Of
ssiP'EiEsDBoAT, ST ae-tt. Great Lakes ma
Hotel, Benedict, Nd. AID. 2O55. Is
CABIN CRUISER. 20 IT., l947, fully
equipped. Cooking facilities. sleep two
toilet Price, S2,259.5 RE. 1851. =
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Johnson light twin,
excellent condition, sos. TR. s3ss. ll3
FisHiSG BOAT for sale. ssHx19HM
GhFyser mares m95or p1NP As ssnd rsSs2iss sS5G9
30-F-2. Breezy Point. Md.
BOAT, MOVING, local or long-distanes,
special low rates on small ~ boats; e. ss prompt
SAILBOAT. de luxe Hampton ! design;
lS-ft sloop, Cambridge built, 1915 per
feet condition. all-inahogany hull. deck
2 sets sails, racing hardware extras
eSs ssSs'fi; is;Ef fn cASer' sS good sona: s7'
OUTBoARD MOTOR rebuilding. Let VI
put your outboard motor In new condi-
lion Pistons for any size or model: prices
reasonable. E. B. EDWARDS d. SON, &C
st. s.W., Dl. 1872. u
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ROOMS FuRhIshsp-horhwess.

ROOMS FURNiSnsD-Norf
I7I9 DE SALES sT.-2 rooms. ! double,
/ single, near Conn. ave. bet. L and M.
t Soe1 es sT Dsa esss DuPoof PSo
sesl ses ga:E ea4 f0SsF ONCE s maid sF
closets. A good place to live; $1o up
6sEs Ho4f SIC PaRR X dHS4ls HoTsE VIZ SOC 18th St
? blks. Greyhound-sgles $40; dbes,, S14
wk.: trans. rms. 81 50-S3 day Ex. 1855.
THE WILSON HOUSE. 2ol5 sosIs|s KsIora~s NO q q
Wldys s ss si!sF WpS5 CO .g1ia7.o s9Gs Issy
with gentle family; s25-.S45. %
LARGE, AIRY master nedrm.. with private
doSss Dsa a 9SHs H sh zSgRs sHns
lssa eeoLgMBM RS: N.W;n,ssls; foE & man an
sSn e1sn isoR .soRers e0m9fssn and Sats as. $3.50
HOTEL EMERY, 1912 2 y; ny, I've % DIhs y!
doubles So 50-s4: summer discounts on
doubles: elevator; phones In all rooms
THE ALTURAs HoTEL-15oe 18th st:
faeefi aoTEk a'hiaS hASwTaoRNE. IGI3 NJ ais4 g St. Nv
RE 4027-Single rooms, ,5o,S $40 90
weekly QOuEleS, Ylo-SlO weeAiS.. EsiiLle
water in rms, plenty baths and showers.
PETWoRTH-Young lady share large rm;
with lady: twin beds, unlim. phone, maid
sery.; 20 min. town; S22.50 mo. GE. ss02
174o P ST. NV. the churehill-lLsoyely
clean rooms, attrac. furn.; singles, Ss-Si0
wk: : also twin asss bsdyoom' slo-sl2 wk'; maid
1883 NEWTON ST. NV, Apt. ,s5--
Single room. Jewish family. quiet home.
iaio m ARKANSAS AVE. Nw.-Large quiet
front rm, nicely turn.: conv. to everything
NJ. NJ Peasant rIsaAsA vIcINITY-ssle and dble
rms cow. tEansps; Sps. maid service iaunsiS
SIS 18th ST. N.W.-Lee. double rm. with
twin beds: laundry privilege and ph. serv-
ice; S25 ea. per mo. ME- 4s1e; -
sssns nicely s2 sa.S nsuPs
s4Hff5 aHff55 stR sT. N.w.-oir to share large
n.g, f.1Rs xsh aeGhfs gs s twin
2 young ladies Half block ! 4th st. carlins.
ss3S sso is,h 81 Ds IT. wisk CT aaoo front
twin bed rm., shower and tub; Also double
or triple room, separate beds: Frigidaire
service; hot plate permitted. u
32S FARRAGUT ST. N.W-Neatly fur
800 $50 ,ess s' ST. "a Nv atea Aps 1-At.r.e room
for settled employed lady; unrestricted US.
Of kit and din: refined home: s4o mo-
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SADDLE HORSE, gelding, black well-bred.
snowy; yrs. old: wants a good home;
reasonable. Ii. 1856 ewes. and week ends.
sizes and prices; new lightweight western
saddle: team Of well broken, young work
mares. ALLOWAY FARMS, SH. $3.50,
available, SS5 Call after pm. THREE
MAPLE, 1000 Baltimore blvd. Route l..
GATED GATED PLEASURE HORSE, dark bay
bride and saddle incl, 5000. Call Ii. 9579
COW, Jersey, fresh End calf, Ideal for fam
ily or dairy SH 2114, ME 1894. -
FINE 5.GAiTED BAY GELDING. le hands
blazed face. 3 white stockings, years,
extensively, unable to devote proper time
S225 to person offering best care. Locust
T341 Ill
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDNC MACHINZS, typeWrltefs. eaIcuIa-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RI. ll77
UNITED TYPEwErTxR CO.. s1a 14th st
ANTIQUES, sIvervare. In any condition:
china; sIie,a .sras; nguresss old ;twslry'
lat 4th and q sts.1 NE. 6079
glassware, rugs, silverware, paintings;
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY
REDRoOM, dining room or contents of
homes; will pay cash or sell on commits
sion, We do moving, storage. ia. 2937.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites;
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
porch furniture In any amount wanted at
once; win pay hishest possible prices. Nc
matter what you have to sell, please call
today. Mr.. GRADY, MA. $500.
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SIs, oie ehN SS'A~-'
BEDRM. SUITE, modern, used mos,
light mahosanysoo spring mattress IN
BErRM. SUITES, 5-pc 18th cent. mahog
fHapos i3s s5ssf IA xaia9i a9ia' ss'ft' to =
BEDROOM SUITE, complete. walnut: splen:
did condition; also desk and chair. 14ls
Potomac ave. Sc. Lu. 4os3 IS
BEDROOM, living room suites. tolaaway
i inr. storage. mELMAN. ssos Ga. ave
BENDIx HOME LAUNDRY, d. luxe model
sIcYcLE: siris a4;tneh, H.eeren. con
sIeYe a's!SR r. s.. W ss sa5 sss also girl. clothing
sfe ssffecYtcatx, red red Soys sat new tires, s15; .lss
electric fan, rubber blades, $40. AT. 2l26
BIcYcLx, boys. 2s In. sas. Gall sH
lSsa5s;s5 shs nan can cz r. 4.ss Sso'n tires excel
sport classes. telescopes. sts:: new ant M
ssssp'eae ssSs eae1csonaRr @ AK s'8eei ~ iots st
BEoCULARs. extra nne, Carl Zetss, 7x6o,
SCiLER, hot water. 6oo-g gallon capacity
oil burner. new; will sacrifice. Call MA
'sooTs, mems riding, boot jack and hook
Included; excel. cond;:, soft leather, &c
200: small Arvin radio, good cond;. S6
6uorescent desk lamp, excellent cond.. SO
beautiful hand-tooled lady's handbag new
.SlkSsaxTFAAsre TA eSsHi SET and odd living reor
Pieces ssebs. i maple moving make @s 0t5e'
bRicRso and finest face brick from tn
shensndoah Valley; one or one million
Can .AALLHAsKA COAL Co. MA 1855 C
Sssicikiss@2oo, 900 tall:s,asd hsnsmas .,5sH q
bricks. from the "Wyhe MansiGnd lSans.nd d
iveIed p city not slsaned s1s ssHina shoq
picked up on Job ACE WRECkiNG
sSss ssSssoSsf szf sckEEN 9f Il Wiz. VIM 1s u mesh
IN ali widths; any quantity, l4%e
square foot delivered. HECHINGER co
tSG9mnING tSGnn ShS "a iTEMs-ws make speei.
miiiyork Of all kinds. RUCKER LuMBEf
CO. i3ao Wilson blvd. CHI. o66o.
md used, RECHNoKR CO, stores. ops
sUTLDNG MATERIALS. new and gse usst
6oBINsoNs. 1899 Kenilvorth ave. n
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POULTRY ond EGGS
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K St. NV.
ME. 0089-Baby chicks, feed and poultry
SupplisS.
Evening star., 1947-09-05

tools. ME. 1890.
bnralSERAs4Hse prandlGsR is4s serVei gas retsrs: ali
sTaNphRD s!Tss 1Ees: TIRE RIs'ss s. BAfTERY a
T hnd asss sts and nf IL 0gsa ss41 every eve '
motor needs minor repairs; for sale cheap
Call EX. 04s4. 8 a.m.-3 pm
REFRIGERATOR, Kelvinator, 8 Gu. f..
DoTeelaiRn 1R inside Ials and porcelain OUTSIDE he
sss, $50: si5 Raymond st. CHEVY Chase
kMEarnIsEHATeR. Ma u; tsss apt. size. run. ven;
RkGGSfRIGERHToR. s-ft.. Kelvinator, rvn-
ming now, S45; ABC spinner washer, $50;
Tsss.uss1S' Dss ila' IS. Sifsl ss5ss ne:l
motors, 50 UP; refgr comp and , papss; psdsS
cheap. 604 G st. Sc, Apt. or Du. 2so2
REEnIoEEyATrooR' NJ Norge; srsss sn Gu, IT, excel excel
~ ST. 5Ssnzk Eis
sEsfanRANf Msseai1R sanipmen am Rsn
Sns %s Yat BapEN Il # r sons ss4s stainless steel
built scope e., and rs sling; ss7s '22 spr'nsleie
SssE sssE . sss sh5b ;ss M sS
RIG S5oesasd c,otS beige sso,.aoips. sdI9
Venice. AZ yds.. $500: wo. 61s2. -
SS4 30; one 9x1s.3 rose tone e-on-tons
S132 so. Call Wo. s75S, evenings vi
ssAfks-Nsy @ ana gssa: used slssEpsSn,sTsss lsEss ysE5ssy
sECiRETARY, Gov Winthrop. Jamestowsn
prewsr made: correct in every detail
locks or all drawers: today's eauivalen,
value, SI55, our price. like new, S75, AB-
s2TTFN ss2ewTFNS e 1aaao2fEN 1AaacafNE Is SALE Pforsabl.s
consoles. treadles, some like new: al guar
anteed; Singers. Whites, Free -Wssting-
house, Western Electric, New Homes,
wheeler Ss wilson's: all must 60; renting
repairinR. 24l2 18th nv. co. 3245. "a
sbles and consoles; also 3I-I5 powe. po ma g.
mo-, 5-yr. guarantees on all machines
open ewes. till 8, NO. 2100, 2414 14th st
SEWING MACHINES, finest selection o
Singers and other makes in the city; S49 ol
skWING MACHINE s~oRES, 1924 Georgii
Rhode island and Eastern aves. n.ss WA
1858; 7ER6 Wisconsin ave, WI. 1888. x
Evening star., 1947-09-05
IMlaiIscEIlAhEous FOR RENT.

used Consoles and spinets; money paid as
rental applies on purchase price Il you
decide to buy later (up to g month limit
| CO, 1015 7th st. NV. Dust above the
HIosiinAL HosPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15

were on the panel were Jeanne Anderson, Wesley Pounds, and Norma Lewis. MT. Borders dis cussed the professional and non- professional fields. He com mented that psychiatry would be a good field for Negroes to enter into. Since there are only twelve in the United States I'm sure there is room enough for many more.
 Those on the panel asked many questions. The advan- tages and disadvantages of Ne gro and White schools were discussed. The dinner guests also participated and it proved a very interesting and profitable discussion.
 MT. Borders spoke of a test
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15

compliments. It has tiny con- pass, a luminous face encased in glittering plastic. It's so new you'll set style trend.
 In "So They Tell Me" Babs Worthington mentioned that a certain "chick'' would earn the title of Miss Fine Brown Frame but with Easter coming along she'll have several in competition.
 The stores down town are all loaded with fine togs so hurry, hurry, before they're all gone.
 Patent leather this year will lead in accessories. I've heard quiet recently that the Youth Council of the N.A.A.C.P. of New Britain will hold a formal this month. So get out your gown for the great occasion.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15

that is given at the Northend Community Center to help the individual determine which field of work they are fitted for.
 The menu-was an appetizer of tomato cocktail; mashed pota- toes, string beans and meat loaf. Tea and cookies were also part of the delicious menu.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
PLATTER DICTIONARY

"Open the Door Richard by Louis Jordan is giving Dusty Fletcher lots of competition.
 "All of Me" by Arthur Fry sock is one to which we all will listen with interest.
 "Ain't That Just Like Wo- man" expresses many things that boys want to say.
 Johnny Moore's Baby Don t You Cry" is really on duty.
 "Either It's Love or It Ism " by the Ink Spots has been swooned over my many Coeds.
 Although Flour Months, Three Weeks, Two Days, One Hour Blues'' is old it is really great.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
OFFICERS ELECTED

On Monday, March 3, 1947 the Coed Council elected off cers. The new officers are: Chairman Rosalie Muse, Fi- nance Chairman Herman Lee, Secretaries Lucy Smith, Nor ma Lewis, Program Chairman Burton Lowe. Their terms are beginning immediately.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15

through
 Jimmy wants it known that at a recent dance in a neighboriog city, he was not
 .. The fellows want to know if they should give the girls a Margin for Error'' What about it girls, would you give them one? That s your an- swer.
 . . Some of the fellows have found out that Dolores doesn t live here anymore =. "Lucy Seven come Eleven " turned out great at a recent par ty on the outskirts of thhe Big H."
 =. Some pretty exciting things happen at Westover lately . Good deal, my friends .. More power to you -.
 Louis Jordan will soon come out with a new hit, which will have a personal meaning and connection, with some of Hart ford's celebrities. ..
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
HARTFORD HIGH NEWS By Carrie P. Saxon

The H.P.H.S. Bowling Club recently gave a Play Day at Hartford High School. Six high schools participated in the event, and each school was represented by ten girls. The schools were Bloomfield, Man chester, East Hartford, Will liam Hall, Weaver and Hart ford High.
 When the girls entered the Park Recreation Alleys on Park Street, they received a score card with a lollipop at tached to it. The name of their school was carefully printed on the front of the card. The girls were separated into groups of ten with one or two girls from each high school in cluded. They bowled ? strings each, and also took turns set ting up their own pins.
 A photographer took pictures for the "Courant'' After the bowling everyone was served cookies and soda.
 Sarah Hummer and Florence Brown are two of the many members.
 The Hartford High Girls of the Leaders Corps are prepar- ing a short skit to present to the other students of the school shortly. Preparations have be- gun and the results so far are wonderful.
 The Ann Coulter Martens dramatization of James Hilton's "Lost Horizon will be present ed Friday, March 28, 1947, by the Hartford Public High School dramatic club.
 The play will be presented at the Broad Street Auditorium at 8 pm. for the one perform ance only. It will mark annual production of the club, which last year presented "Junior Miss.
 The Hartford High Basket ball quintet and Leavenworth of Waterbury tangled in the quarter-fnals of the 25th An nual Class A State tournament, in which the courageous HIP. HIS. team refused to take a back seat to this experienced team.
 It was a standout game de- fensively and offensively, with each club excelling iii these de partments, but, because of foul shots allowed in favor of Leav- enworth, the game came to an end with the score 4S-45.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15

h0Ce ; SOuC- thing the new est and smart est in costume jewelry. Tell him how he stands with your heart, it's a new "Heart Throb'' pin. Wear it any where fof it
 will gather in
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15

Martha Scott's. .atheltic ability Barbara Murray s. clothes Rose Lees ..... sincerity Ruth Beckham s ........ tact Anita Stevenson's .congeniality Carrie Saxon s enthusiasm Pauline Ramsey's. good nature
 Next week we'll feature the idea boy of 1947.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15

De a gOOO 1Qea to watch the Trojans very closely t h i S season The Big 'H' will produce a lot of competition through it's 3 leading base ball teams this year W atch my boys come
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15

panel at the Dinner Dance Friday, March ' at the North end Commun- ity Center.
 The panel W as directed by MT. Thomas Borders. The Coeds Council members who
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
IN MY OPINION

The ideal girl of 1947 should have:
 Lois Bacote s. hair Margaret Cohen's complexion Rita Smith s eyes Beverly Lee s nose Marion Duncan's ..... mouth Dorothy Lewis s ....... teeth Rosalie Muse's smile Sara Hummer s. ..... dimples Jeanne Anderson s voice Anna Hughes dancing ability
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
SO THEY TELL ME
 By Barbara D. Worthington

The kids really jump when they go up Rene's Good deal, my friends it would
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
DOINGS OF THE TEENS By Barbara Murray
COED NIGHT HOLDS DINNER DANCE

Doctor, Lawyer or Indian Chief which appeals to you? "Jobs for the Future'' was the
 topic of the
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
TEEN AGE FASHIONS By Lucy Smith
Hi Gang!

Hi Gang!
 You're in the public eye this spring so look pretty.
Evening star., 1947-08-11
Teen Topics
Bv Sally

Here's a short, short story with
a sad ending:
Johnny went to town on a pres
ent for Susie-bought her a CLAM
orous, expensive bit of feminine
frou-frou.
Result: Susie was embarrassed.
Her parents were shocked. Johnny
was in the doghouse.
Yes, kids, in spite Of Johnny's good
intentions, he was wrong. The
present he picked was too lavish
and too personal.
Boy-girl gifts should always be
in good taste. Expensive and in
innate articles are out OF bounds
unless a couple is formally and Of
ficially engaged.
Johnny might have given Susie
candy, flowers. phonograph records,
a book, photograph of his hand
some pan or any inexpensive knick-
knack such as a cute compact or
purse.
It's correct for girls to present
boys with books, records, pictures,
wallets, key chains or any such
gadget. Hankies and hand-knit
socks are borderline. as are gloves
Evening star., 1947-08-11
HOme-FrOzen Peaches

II poll were taken on home
canning versus home freezing, I'm
inclined to believe home freezing
would win out. Certainly more and
more people seem to be in favor Of
that method Of preserving their
surplus garden produce. OF course,
all fruits and vegetables do not lend
themselves successfully to the freez-
ing method, but wherever it is prac-
tical 1t apparently ranks high in
popularity with most homemakers.
Men seem to be more interested in
the freezing of foods. too, and are
quite willing to lend a hand in get
ting it ready for the deep freeze.
Such an avalanche of questions
poured in regarding the use Of
ascorbic acid that I mentioned last
week ! thought the whole story Of
freezing peaches might be helpful.
The specialists in home freezing
advise hand peeling whenever pos
sible as against the blanching
method, for this reason: The sealded
outer layer tends to soften, 50 that
the frozen fruit turns out little
less firm than II peeled without
scalding. II time is important it
Evening star., 1947-08-11
By Betty Miles

the happy faculty of perching with
agility on any shelf in any spot in
the apartment.
White velvet vests and black satin
bodies uphold the reputation of the
social penguins. Amply stuffed with
cotton, the corduroy horses, COM
plete with saddles and names of
yarn, are eye-catching. Mrs. Parker
also has made several dolls, includ-
ing sailor, and many two -dimen-
sional animals that serve as pin
cushions.
Mrs. Parker obviously has just as
winning way with-her green thumb
as with her needle. Lining her living
room window are II African violet
plants, most OF which are related to
the original two that launched her
Evening star., 1947-08-11

Seal each package tightly and
label. Freeze as soon as possible at
zero degrees r. or lower. II you are
using freezer locker facilities hold
packages in refrigerator until taking
them to the locker plant.
Your fruit cellar wouldn't be well
stocked If you didn't include some
peach pickles on the shelves.
PEACH PICKLES.
! quart vinegar
6 pounds sugar
IL pounds peeled fruit
Make a sirup Of the vinegar and
sugar and add a spice bag made Of
| tablespoon OF ground cloves and
l piece OF ginger root If desired. Add
4 or S whole sticks Of cinnamon to
the sirup and drop a few OF the
peaches into the boiling mixture at
a time. Cook until the fruit can be
readily pierced with q straw, let
stand in covered kettle overnight.
Next day pack into clean jars to
within VI inch OF top, covering fruit
with the sirup. Put on cap, screwing
the band tight. Process in water
bath at simmering temperature (lso
degrees F. for 20 minutes.