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Evening star., 1948-12-03
FREDERICK M. BRADLEY and
ARTHUR HELEN, Attorneys,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT kOS
bate court.-No. 7205B. .Administration.-
This is to Give Notice: That the subscriber
Of the District Of Columbis has obtained
essate 4s0taf u Anna mas g. GARRISON, late q the
District Of Columbia. deceased. Al per:
are hereby warned to exhibit "a the same.
with the vouchers thereof legally autnen.
to ssn the q on 1885,
ssom II bsnst me q ssid 81 estate
qSdsr my haPa this ,2te AZ e NSvsRse aso3
cSaas: eSas AVE-, wANMNs NV seaip Asssst: THO. 10.
DORE CodsWEIIL, Register Of wills for
ae.2. Ias R'fss cear Of Columbia iFt sh'
VERNON E. WEST, Attorney:
the District Of Columbia Holding Pro-
Rsss . to Give Noss S Sas shs saSeri
State Of Maryland respectively have OBJ.
t50 II hs Ieters
on the estate of Jeannette Gatewood John-
son. late Of the District Of Columbia. de:
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated, TO the SUBSCRIBERS.
ap an 0 1879; i01 othersse W W they s may 81 law 5:
Given under their hands shis l5th dIy,sa d1y Si
ksEsnsfE ksp fsusF s4s Ef2s1k SsSes
Assss NataSna soposs ss9s5s coasW Resssei
e.rE e w' y the .of PROBATE s eoars
CAESAR Z; AIELL9, Attorney.
,,urrrn srAI.s HasD, nIsTRIaE sglIdieE. COURT ros
otis.b he b,:sfiss ss q SsIam5i.. hSlSins @Sso. @
bate Court. No. 72074, Administration
Th .oneI Is + s vf b1ds N1ss Of si Ss:
District District Of Columbia. Letters Of Admin
"a a.s hs Sf sSs sssais 6rc Fl q
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
tSereo9 Il eaf0 issas tns authenteated 70 the sub
so1ember. On Ap 3 is4s: otherwI;s they may
isid 81 esss'e dss Of fss T
! MsauE HRss EESs D.pass ssa Resi.ssr
v Mis tss fYr Pro6ste Eas pssrs. eoars.
PAUL LYME DELANEY. AAs,, AAttorns,,
EHE 1sa SsrS gsT Is asts sea sf5Ig p4ke 4 HH
nssr seE Wsde ssf R'i:sss ssss Sf street NV
B:;s: s:ESs
!s9''' 'eS the eemplainsnt an ..sssi'as ..bsoil'Hss
'or = period Of more than two years and
,laintiff, ia it is this 10th day Of November.
wallace cause her appearance to be
IaJ, exclusive OF Sundays and legal holi.
utilization Of this order; otherwise the
suse viii be proceeded with as In case
n default, Provided, o COPY Of this order
~ y Ipubiished once q week for three sucs
essiye weeks in the washington Law Re.
,orter, and the washington Evening star
efore said day. (S) JAS. w. MORRI&
udge. (Seal) Attest: HARRY M: HULL
Clerk BY MHABETH N. KoWA1SkL
Deputy Clerk. no1e,26,deS
Evening star., 1948-12-03
THOMAS +. BURKE, Attorney,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
=. tie District Of Columbia. Holding 9 Pre-.
Rouser. Dsceased.-No. 72os7, Adminis-
tration Docket 152:-Application having
Vii ana mae Tor and n0oas sodsl 81 !sid s
DECEASED: and for letters testsmsntary on
1913, that rachel Rouzsr, so M Ea'i Eeonors Ro1ser User
Alice jean Cooper Stout. Charles Edward
man. nan. Richsrd Mysr 'tVsi Wsserfarth. ns Arthur %
It law and next T. Of Kin o" q said Mary La ia.
Ssrned. Germ appe.r n said Coz Court T on G'- Tuesday,
1h tn dsy Of a :bo1 D Cause ses vst
Washington Law Reporter" and The
Evening Star. once in each Of three sue
mentioned, the nrst publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return
day. Witness, the Honorable BoLITHA J.
Attest: THDoDoRE codswELLs REGISTER
Of wills for the District Of colymbias Clerk
oRoMELN, TOWNSEND = KIRKLAND,
HN srH isss HsssSas nsscF fress couRT Rsd
bate Court.-No. 72O7O, Administra Atom
scriber. Of the District Of Columbia has
District Of coiumbia, Letters Parliamentary
on the estate Of Leroy W. Heron. late of
the District OF Columbia. deceased. All
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the, vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. to the subscriber, on or
1949; otherwise they may BY law be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of said estate;
Given under my hand this l2th day Of
November, 1o48. MABEL T.. HERON.
3ll1 Garfield st. NV. (seal) Attest:
THEODORE CodSWML.. Register Of Wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk OF
the Probate Court. nol9.26 oeS
Evening star., 1948-12-03
TOYS FOR CHILDREN.

TOYS FOR CHILDREN.
from Mrs. M. S. B., Siluer Spring.
One Of your readers asked where
outgrown toys and toys that could
be mended might be sent. The
Women's Auxiliary Of the Junior
Chamber of Commerce is sponsor
ing a toy lending library which
benefits children from three to four
teen. Toys are loaned to the chill
dren each week and II returned in
the same condition as when they
were taken out each child receives a
bonus toy at the end Of four weeks.
Our children come from families liv-
ing in the downtown area and many
of them are without toys OF any
sort because the family income does
not permit 1t.
We are grateful to any who sends
us outgrown toy equipment. Well
also be pleased to have toys which
can be mended.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
NUTS IN CAKE?

(fron1 M. X. G., Greenbelt.)
In making q cake using black wal
nuts, always have a finished cake
with all my nutmeats on the bottom
of the cake. I have used flour on
them before mixing. too. I want to
make pound cake and use walnuts.
but would like to know how to mix
the batter or what to do so the nuts
will be mixed evenly through the
caks after it Is baked.
Also would like a good recipe for
pound cake.
Evening star., 1948-12-03

GRAHAM CRACKERt
FRUIT CAKE.

UNLOCKED GRAHAM CRACKER
FRUIT CAKE.
From Mrs. W. +. H., ArHngton.)
Here is the recipe of the wonder
full uncooked graham cracker fruit
cake. It was published in RICH last
year. Don't put off trying 1t.
One cup finely cut preserved
orange peel, Y cup finely cut pre-
served lemon peel, cup finely cut
preserved pineapple. 2 cups cooked
prunes, cup seeded raisins, cup
seedless raisins, cup finely cut
citron, cup candied cherries cut in
quarters, cup chopped walnut ker-
nels. teaspoon salt, teaspoon all
spice, u teaspoon cloves, l teaspoon
mace, 2 teaspoons cinnamon, 2 tea
spoons vanilla. cup (1lpound) but
ter or margarine, l cup strained
honey, 10 cups Cor pounds). finely
ground graham crackers. Slice pre-
served fruits. Add raisins. prunes,
nuts, salt, spices and vanilla. Cream
honey and butter, pour over fruit
mixtures and mix well. Let stand
at least " hours, then add cracker
crumbs and knead thoroughly.
Place in pans lined with waxed pa
per, allow to rpen at least "a hours
before serving. Makes cake weigh
ing about pounds. Be sure to pack
the finished cake well In the pan
with your fingers.
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SHELL JEWELRY.
(From Mrs. J. B., Washington.)
About shell jewelry: 1t is easy to
make. You can obtain shells and
equipment at a hobby shop on North
Capitol street. They also have a
price list which you can get for
the asking or writing for 1t. Also
have booklets to show how to make
different kind Of jewelry for a small
fee.
CHRISTMAS BREAD?
From L. X. M, Clinton.)
Several years ago I cut from a
newspaper an illustration of a
Christmas bread shaped like tree.
With it was the recipe. am Of the
opinion that I cut 1t from The Star.
because that was the only paper I
subscribed to at that time. 1t must
have been shortly before Christmas
and it could have been 1914 or 1945,
because I made 1t and took it to my
niece on Christmas eve.
Many of my recipes have been lost
Gin moving from place to place. and
I cannot find this particular one.
Has any one a copy?
X X X X
COOKER DISCS:
MARRONS GLACE?
(Fron Mrs. F. c. c., Washington. J
In response to E. E's inquiry about
how to obtain freless cooker discs in
The Star of November %, I would
like to tell her that in 1946 we OBJ
tanned several from the swartz-
baugh Manufacturing Co., 1886 West
Bancroft street, Toledo 6, Ohio.
They were sent to us express collect
at IS cents each. The stones are
made of soapstone.
I should appreciate it very much
If any Of your readers could give
me a recipe for Marrons Glace.
r X X
FIREPLACE LOGS"
(Fron, Mrs. J. A. H., washington. J
For the lady who asked for fire.
place logs" dissolve 4 pounds cop
per sulphate. 8 pounds rock salt in
one gallon water. Be sure and put
in 5-gallon crock. Wrap old news
papers tight and tie, soak in solu-
ton and dry well. I Just made these
and they burn q beautiful blue for
quite long time.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Information and requests sent
In by the tolloaotn1 haze been
forwarded to those for Uhom
they were intended:
Washington: Mrs. F. A. r,
Mrs. M. A., M. r. c., Mrs. H. o.
NJ, B. c., Mrs. w. W., Mrs. A. M.
", I. H., Mrs. j. A. B., Mrs. P. A.
L., Mrs. E. T. G., Mrs. M. B. D.,
Mrs H. E. c., Mr.. j. S., B. B., Mrs.
H. T. Van p, Mrs. O. r, Mrs. NJ,
Mrs. L. w., Mrs. M. G. B., Mrs.
H. H. S., Mrs. z. r. F., Mrs. o. z.
L., Mrs. v. A. j., Mr.. G. H. g.,
Mrs r. H.
Alexandria: Mrs. E. H. Arling-
ton: A. J. O., j. L. j., Mrs. H. j.
H., Mrs. j. B. s. Cabin John:
Mrs. r. w. Clearfield, Pa: Mrs.
J. G. H. Falls Church: e. c. B.
Harwood: Mrs. M. L. Laurel:
Mrs. w. s. D. Silver Spring:
Mrs. C. G. r. Warrenton: Mrs.
j. w. w.
Our thanks to these readers,
,Dhose contributions were similar
to others previously received and
already duaiting space for pub
Hcdtion:
Washington: r. s., Mrs. H. e.
c., Mrs. E. H. H., Mrs. E. w. S.,
M. T. B., l.. F. c., Mrs. 8. B., Mrs.
M. r. g., E. w. NJ. G. M. B., Mrs.
E. A. E., Mrs. r. c. NJ, Miss 8. L.
S., Mrs. c. I. B., Mrs. A. F. s.,
Mrs. E. A. D., Mrs. v. A., Mrs. D.
c., Mrs. w. II. G.
Aldie: Mrs. s. O. B. Alexan-
dria: Mrs. c. W., Mrs. N. M. H.
Arlington: Mrs. H. F., j. A. F.,
Mrs. E. c.. Y. Chevy Chase: Mrs.
H. E. E., Mrs. o. L. c. Edge
water: r. E. B. Fairfax: Miss G.
G. Falls Church: Mrs. L. A. ].
Fort Belvoir: r. G. H. Fred
erick: Mrs. r. B. B. Landover:
Mrs. j. K. B. Lanham: Mrs. r.
H. H. La Plata: Mrs. H. w. L.
Mattoon, ILL.,: Mrs. j. Fl. E. Sill
yer Spring: Mrs. B. r., Mrs. j.
M. H., Mrs. H. w. A. Takoma
Park: Mrs. L. A. B. Tall Timbers:
Mrs. J. P. 8.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
LEGAL NoTIcES (cont. J.
PAUL LYME DELANEY, Attorney.

PAUL LYME DELANEY, Attorney.
sos Union Trust Building.
Fss Ss SsH L s4a4 lsts gf55z BsaR aR sSSs SsE
for the p DISTRICT Of Columbia:-Edns 2.
asl D nssasPSss e. eaa Avenue ys a.Gs sS
inston, B. G.. Defendant.1No. ss4s.4s.@
o. an shs sa drss sS osea On Ss Ss
than two years and. for general relief.
dsy os 81 s4s ordsrsd Il as tsst ls ss
appearance to be entered herein on or
days days. ana nd legal ain holidsys & s occurrins g after
order; otherwise The cause yili be gro.
Or once q W. xssk for three sonsssu.ivs weeks
Is JHs: " 1 Moasis: sis. :sa Judge. esssIj
PEA HASR1 x5xAEsR 81 D:SsEs s5;E9 o.Ig. T.
BRANDENBURG . BRANDENBURG, Attof.
UNITED 5sss gTA7Es IL pis1sie I'D sisss' FOR
prebs.. ss Ds5ss oi c0anS 1s5s Aa%nssr. a8Sns
Schwartz I .se johnson. deceased .@ASDiic alton
shs last 1eF ssia De-
said estate, by The National Bank OF
November. AID. l94s, that Kathleen z.
Douglas, James Schwartz, Carol Krohne.
s sea 0naS speeaT N sa
cember. AID. l94s, at 1000 o'clock am,
not Be srsnted; .L!ss,t. Let ., notice hereof Be
orh ssh spd three hs aysnRs xssF: ssos:
the return day herein mentioned, the nrst
publication to be not less than thirty days
before said return day. Witness, the
Honorable BOLITHA ]. LAWS Chief
Judge of said Court, this 17th day Of
MoyembeT, AD; 1913; Sseaio Attest:
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. no19,26de3.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
GEORGE 4. MAD1oX, Attorney,

UNITED STATES DIsTRicT COURT FoR
bate see coast.MNo. st o. 7i4ss. Hdministrat tion:~
er. OF the District Of Columbia has oh.
District Of Columbia, Letters Testamentsry
on the estate Of Basil Clendsnin Meigs,
nissriet ssS cn0%n Of coiumSia. 81 decessed ~ All per.
sons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
ticated, to the subscriber, on or before
the 18th day Of November, AID. 1949;
otherwise they may by, law be excluded
from ali benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th day Of November.
1913. ELEr NJ. TORKEI.soN. 623 y 81.
s. W. lSeal) Attest: THEODORE COGS.
WELL, Register of Wills for the Distrtcs
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
CENTERPIECE.

(From Mrs. F. J. S., Anndpolts.)
In answer to M. L. ks request
for proportions for the centerpiece.
Fill the bowl with water, then add
IS to 20 mothballs, / teaspoon citric
acid and / teaspoon baking soda.
When the bobbing slackens, add
more citric acid.
I do hope this is the one you want.
It can also be used for q Christmas
decoration.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
W. Il. PARSONS, Attorney.
HAl EolnHadn Rnlidinx

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FoR
WARD PHELPS, Peeeaseds;ANo: ss6ss:
the last will and testament OF said de-
ceased, and for letters testomentary. ON
said estate. by Lillian = Phelps. It 2
Maud Beall, Violet Watts, francis e
Rsnss Rss: Fsaaf aloby Phsps pspa ols6a asns
Phelps Dean, and all others CONCERNED:
O'Clock am. to show cause why such
notice hereof be published, IN the Wash.
ington Law Reporter" and ''The Evening
Star, once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein men.
toned, the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return day.
Witness, The Honorable BoL1THA I'll! :. 4 LAWS,
Of November, AID. 194s. (sealJ Attest:
THEODORE CoGSWELL. REGISTER Of Wills
for the District OF Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court. no26de3, lU.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
REMOVING sCORCH.

(From Mrs. C. M, Washington.)
I want to help Mrs. D. M. s.,
Washington, in reference to getting
scorch out of wool gabardine trou-
sers. My cousin, who is tailor,
taught me this: Sponge scorch with
cotton dipped in peroxide of hydro
gen and place in sun. Keep doing
this every few hours until scorch
disappears. I just got rid Of scorch
on a plaid woolen skirt that was
badly scorched at the hem. It dis
appeared entirely.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
EzEAEAE.eSSE
ORPHANS CHRISTMAS.

from Mrs. P. L., Bethesdd.)
To Mrs. D. w. B., Berwyn: May
7 pass on to you bit Of my humble
learning?
Please consider carefully what an
unhappy thing it Is to take q child
or children from an orphanage or
home for one or a few days. Give
them a view Of a home with father,
mother and all the other joys OF q
home which they are denied.
I know from experience that they
return unhappy and confused and
are often weeks getting over 1t.
I know you mean 1t as deed OF
kindness and feel that 1t will give
your children q feeling Of sharing
by bringing less fortunate children
into your home. BY all means do
help these children, but send your
money or gifts to the children's
home where they can share 1t with
each other.
Orphanages and homes always
have q nice Christmas, for there are
so many who want to help them;
that it their home and they are
usually very happy.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
JUSTIN L. EDGERTON, Attorney,
1866 National Press Building.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
the District OF Columbia, Holding Pro-
bate court-No. 1870. Administrstion.---
This is to Give Notice: That the sub
scriber, Of the District Of Columbia has
obtained from the Probate Court Of the
District Of Columbia, Letters. of Admin.
istration on the estate Of Adolf Lave. late
of the District Of Columbia, deceased. AL
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. legally authen.
ticsted, to the subscriber. on o. befo1e
otherwise they may By law be excluded
from ali benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th daX q Noyems
National Press Building. (Seal) Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL, Register Of Wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court no19,26,de3
Evening star., 1948-12-03
SHELL JEWELRY.

(From, Mrs. J. B., Wastangton.)
About shell jewelry: It is easy to
make. You can obtain shells and
equipment at hobby shop on North
Capitol street. They also have a
price list which you can get for
the asking or writing for 1t. Also
have booklets to show how to make
different kind of jewelry for small
foo
Evening star., 1948-06-10
BOATS. Cont

BOAT LUMBER; White ,s,; oak spd md. marine 1a5rn
RUlLDING MATERIALS. 1899 Kenilworth
xTuafNuM At ad M ASp sios STAINLESS STEEL boats
81 lis 81 e. RSi faF COS s:'
board motors, also 1s4s Evinrudes with
latest advancements; old motors taken in
or trade Week Sns metSsp sappss to Es1t II asT
sHxISRY sHaHS SR R sEoop, ON asfs s. &C. Gray motor
sales and accessories; sleeps 3; for sale
FfsH HING PARTIES. day or hight, chesa-
reservation. call CAPT. A. v. KING WA.
MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rope, fire ex-
tinguisherS, oqtboard motors. Scripps ma
sSR FRs sRsDsS s e e S4o hD oN hns hgis sasf
8 soufibsoAkbb is b MeToRs. aesS new, lightweight,
81 90 sss sssss siasa
11s-FfH.o THOMPSON BOAT, No. ss7. new.
safns hs'df e74 IT, Nsos. stsst One Design
needs commission. Call RA. o721 after
9JTBoARD REPAIRS. all makes. special
rentals; sIER1DAN oUTBoARD RENTAL
o1rsoAkp e4i "a aS4Si 4%SioroRs FOR RENT Mld By day
or week, lh-1O hip. SHERIDAN OUT
BOARD RENTAL CO.. 6135 Ga. ave. GE.
3O4O, Ia
BELT SANDERS and paint sprays rented
I: T. FOLK, 1882 Wisconsin ave. NV,
$40 PER DAY FOR CHARTER of large
Diesel yacht; spacious, canopied and sun
decks, radio, deck chairs, swimming lad
and ea
ing screened cabins. innerspring mat
tresses; ship-to-shore radio; speed 8
knots ME 1920 H.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD lcent.l

ssIf sas !! n. os sooT RoYR Phone RSRn s9ss a a
or Or apply at I5es 18th st. NV. 16.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1754 Mass. ave. NV
Double for girl: vacancies to share for
men or girls; excellent food. -23
VIZ wy s..s.: iss double ss 'front.' sloss i fn: excel
Wfaf WENDAII lsIs' 'TiERsfRsAcE-Larse. airy rooms
to share with other ,eongenial young peo-
routes Iss0 ise pore and laws: maid @ servse
S45 mo. 1927 Belmont I'd. NV. MI. 9435.
MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th st. n;x:-Nicely
showers; sSo =. excelien. board. board ~ 10:
CALVERT HOUSE, 1401 10th n.w.-well-
appointed residence for business people;
and exce food sesss
KosaES BoAR6. tray 1 service, maid; ex-
cellent food; porches, shady lawn: l block
synagogue. 3s2a sth st. NV, oE. 97s9.
UNUSUALLY LOVELY, clean guest home;
delicious, meas; hne service for young
men and women; excel. ioc. 20l3 Mass.
new s1S nlHi HxMPsH1kh Isl ss' HOUSE, 171a IN New
ssaaio.sype rooms, double spa sinsis; exec;
sns sepds sOne Ss' No Rss Sea- ssT7's
EVANSTON, 1909 10th st. nw-Rooms
for men: some with fans; quiet place, good
sssICh61nsj sIhR sjMsgoS7 All SS749; f7a1 Ru sIs7 ,y, 1s
mediate vacancy Of dble. rn1 for 2 ladies.
We are noted for our food. Switchboard
service. See or phone MRS. SAMPLE, NO.
Will BOARD elderly person in q private
nome ior snmnmeaa; mn sae4 screened porcnes. lots
SaSaSsy :! 5ssss FSk S tgfe ssLs a. wessl., Arms
Evening star., 1948-06-10
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

1921 IRVING ST. N.E.-Lse., nicely furn
lst-hr bedrm2 in pvt home; use Of living
rm dlnette; :: kit and o Laundry priyialS aS to
'sf sfoa Rh sso rn
dows. ige. closet, desk. detached home, lse
Esat SSo sTocR Rn 81 ghons no es
equipped for light housekeepine. Can be
seen between and by appt. AT. 7o43.
s;, 1927 RosEDALE ST. Nj lge; iisht
M4sPEa MAJ PEiS BEbkM., t'Gn' in modern apt. build
ing; pvt entrance; next to bath; no other
IN %asng Of
hss $os RHobI SioG lsl2ND En- sS x2E Me-. on P Pot
PIX. carline. near shopping center. double
GN IN USE Mdhssa fs asshep
Attractive master bedrm. with pvt. bath
in new, house; laundry privil:; ideal for
marrisd nI1 Sal6 couple: good trans; sl4 per Syk
1871 S SOUTH DAKOTA AvE.-Attractfive,
cool loom for r,..s gentleman, % with sleeping
eiated After pm, No. 1858. 10
NEAR G. U.-Clean twin-bed room. sep
sso4ssfI' sos K AVE. W. S.I9Nicely S furn. rm' 70,
sfftntleRan; sfts4 pnlim; NJ so,a phone conv Ga
sois sae5 FERRY s'i ST 81. Ne Ne: woodridse-Nieey
furn. dble. rm: with adj sitting rm, suit
sraesp s1ln for DE- soqRs sSs4 white section a fen'
SHtabIs for 'e couple; also othsr aSa' roS%s @
MicHIGAN VIC HH9ai PARK, near Cath. u.-cheer-
full. attractive bedroom, quiet, restful. for
person Of refinement good transp.: Ss6
cSIoRED@Y115 Hoi os EDDYY115 MORSE ST. N.E.ERe-
privileges; IS week. Call Lincoln so76.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
COCKER sPANIELs, Axe resistered. blacl

COCKER sPANIELs, Axe registered. black
and buf1. sire and dame on premises,
xsb R0Sa eA4s se sH d94 Week ends
service. Veterinary supervision. B1pE.sA-
WEE KENNELS, 4215 Conn. ave WO. G224.
CHESAPEAKE RETRIEvER-All shot;
grend guard for children. LU. 4252. TO-
BOARDING, grooming, every care for your
dog; separate outside runs; sanitary; NJ G Inqer
reg. Alex, Va: Duke st. Ext. miles out
THoRoGGHBRrp III seI2 ST. BERNARD: 1s mos
OF Sd ca SS9 l5 pr 1885, ssss fsr r. s54 r. 10th st
SMOOTH FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. Axe
gree arees''si. Teiep5one ' re. 4sSo. 15'
PUPPIES, purebred Dalmatian coach doss:
sacrifice. $40 and SIS; Also older dogs at
scSoTTfiEs. Sc f uIn months, Sa 6rindie and black,
Axe reg, and wormed. small size, s3o,;$4o.
SSoITiIEs ssss sps ssalyhams' Axe rssl.tfSssd
MA MASendsrReo slsd Mo fSb6ifs 7S5d black and 'Hn
%ar@Elnss, @ Tess;, Wo; $500. Ext; H. s1I i.u.,.
Psas sees pet ea eS ov s1si assa anu
DOGS-Mixed breeds, cocker, setter, col
s police Ii ous1y sTre or sDo Pho sSss fenced
yards. Kittens. housebroken. For in
formation, Ia. 4434 after Z pm. or Sat-
I5pIs ES5kEs aoLpgTIS zssy RSs'y g. ss ss saeh MRS
yho W. Old, female spayded, s t distsmper % Shots
vs. sma sHIs fol sa sdop sdopion tan and
white, s mos, distemper shots. needs 81 a
home in suburbs or country. 81. 6709
Evening star., 1948-06-10

LIFE PRESERvERS, used. our sale price,
95c each; also Sperry topsiders. sizes Sz2
MHRfNE Ma Hs's ssRSIcE. 4 sa:is me- S 1900 Maine
cxk.Toi ezf sS 81 bo2Ts afso 10 #. marine pyveed
ssE ss.Fr. rA Calm fSSi' CRUISER, closed cabin,
saaipDed sssRs @ass 1nsa ssi sSf. sfseo sligo s45s
PILOT SEATS, leather covered. can be
MAYFLowER MARINE SERVICE, ING,
saSe MRe awe awe Scots ST. AsSser
delivery. MAYFLowER MARINE sERy-
ICE. INC. 1900 Maine ave. s.w.. ST. 1890.
ALUMINIUM oUTBoARD BOATS. 1s feet
eaeh. eh. MSYFtoWER M Vi Ene MAR1sE is W WsERv1cE
CANOE. Old Town. 16 it.. green, paddles
beckrest and floor mat very reasonable
Can GE. 3O79 between 5 and 7. la
IT. class, launched Aug. 1947: asking
81 800. Glebe 54s1 after 8 pm. weekdays.
ao.Fr. AUsTIN-PowERED inboard cabin
boat. perfect condition; ideal for Gay or
river; $500 cash. Can be seen at 81 l
opds5oGGs oTTBo%Rp st. Moron. a1-hp. Elto. re-
flSa RefHs RSBBHs gasn pSaf StHe
used, 1Qlly equipped, can De USED With
motor; cost over s1oO; sacrifice, S25. Sligo
ri: AZ r:s: ssss E Ca. Ryssea Gs
FISHING PARTIES FROM DEALE, MD.
CAPTAIN RoDENHAusEN 8 son, VA.
RICHARDSON, ae-ft. cruiser. sleeps 4.
galley, head. Chrysler Crown engine: ready
to 90; $1,000 VIII demonstrate Sat. at
Selby- on -the-Bay. OWNER, GE. 1855.
oUTBoARD MOTORS. used; trade-ins on
10 h.-p johnson 5-h.p Evinrude. 2A-
hip. Elgin, Old Town outboard boat. sailing
dinghy low prices. LARGO SPORT SHOP,
Boats. Bait. Tackle, Central ave. and
iSIseT EvfNRTDE g ourBoARD MOTOR, h'p.;
CUSTOM-BUMT 3I-FT. CABIN CRUISER
(Reverel. Just refinished bow to stern; cost
$4,000 new in 1914. plus So, 200 worth
extras: can now be bought for slightly
over half original cost; Gray 81 hip. en-
CINE. just overhauled; . few extras include
fuorescent lights, 500-watt. l10-volt aux
iliary generator, siren, spotlight, pro-
pellers, 2 rudders, anchors engine parts.
chairs; all;mahogany construction; no ply
IN. IN near;Ipertset shape as any boat n her
sporty looking cruiser. look this boat over.
Docked At Gregory Boat Yard Phone
owner. HARRY 3. DONNHIs Ex. 564o.
Ill