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Evening star., 1949-07-14
Word Game
Find 80 or more words IN
PSYCHICAL,

. L y n y n Il,
meaning. "of or pertaining to the
mind" Average is So; limit, 80
minutes. -. --.-.r
Rules. Words must be Of four OF
more letters Q Words which acquire four
letters by the addition Of 50 such as
bats" eats" are not used. 3. Only one
form of q word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. list will be published
tomorrow "EG ->
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Test Your Horse Sense

By Dr.. G. W. Crone
Score one for each of the frst
five problems. The last problem
counts five.
l. How many bears were involved
in the story of Goldilocks?
One. Three.
Two. -Four.
z. Which one of the following
resides in a lair?
Pinto. Eeynaro.
Bruin. Dobbin.
3. Which drink is acceptable to
temperance organizations?
Adams ale. White wine.
Lager beer. Corn whisky.
4. Counterpart is a term used In
Dressmaking. Music.
Architect. Poetry.
5. Which Of these creatures is
associated with a fireplace?
Ant. Grasshopper.
Bee. Cricket.
6. 1t is customary to describe the
five common tools or instruments IN
the left-hand column below, by the
humanizing terms shown In the
opposite column. Try to match them
appropriately.
(a) Needle. w Elbow.
Co Saw. (w) Eye.
(c) Hammer. (x) Head.
I'd Wrench. ty) Teeth.
(e) Pipe. CD Jaw.
Score yourself Is follows: O-2. poor;
3-6, average; rs, superior; e-1O, very
superior.
Answers to Horse Sense ouix.
1. Three 2. Bruin (Bear). 3. Adams s
HEARTH. g. tD Needle-Eye lw).. Cb)
Saw-Teeth ". (c) Hammer-Head txl.
Cd Wrench-Jaw (z). Ge) Pipe-Elbow (v).
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Films PopuIor in ItoIy, Reich

italy and Germany have shown
the largest increases In movie
theaters on the continent during
the last two years.
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Roof Stolen During Night

Giovanni Benzoni and his fam
lily of 10. Of Bergamo. Italy. are
sound sleepers, but a downpou
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02

and their annual report to Council
is expected soon.
During the 1949 fiscal year, the
city replaced its 1882 pole line
truck with a modern pole linetruck,
purchased a caterpillar Diesel gra-
der with a bulldozer attachment, a
new pickup truck for the meter
reader, and a new push cart for
cleaning streets. The grader will
pay for itself in three years by re-
ducing the cost Of the trash dump
operation and in resurfacing of
streets. The other equipment was
so old that cost of repairs annually
was more than the depreciation cost
and therefore was economical to
replace with new equipment.
City Council has engaged the SER
vices of B. o. Vannort Engineers,
Inc, consulting engineers, Of Char
lOtte, N. c., to make a complete sur
vey of the municipal power plant
problem, the survey to show the
cost of rehabilitation of a steam
plant, and the cost of a Diesel plant
with figures to show the generating
costs to be expected, as versus pur-
chased power.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02
City Office News

A question has been raised by
some people as to why they can't
get the plant to advise them where
the fire is when they call. For the
information of all, the firm alarm
system is set up to get our hre
department to the fire as quickly
as possible, and can not be delayed
by answering a phone for curious
people. There are three phones 10
Gated in the telephone booth in the
plant-99S5 exclusively for report
ing fires so that the alarm can be
blown. There is sonly one attend
ant on duty, and when the 1886
phone rings, the firm alarm is inn
mediately started. At the same
time, there is an intercommunicat-
ing phone direct to the fire COM
pany, and the attendant must open
the system and wait till a fireman
answers at the fire hall. There is
often no one at the fire hall at
night, and the first fireman getting
to the station answers the phone
to get the location. This takes a
little while and the attendant can
not answer the other phone until
the location Of the fire is given the
fire company. There is also an
other phone in the same booth, 8110,
the plant phone, and this phone
should always be used in calling
the plant for any purpose. There
lis always the possibility that some
one might need the 1886 line to
report another fire. Another point
is that some people want to find
out where the fire is and then
chase the fire equipment, endang-
ering lives and interfering with the
fire fighters. After due cOnsideTa-
ton to all this, the fire company
requested that no information be
given out at the plant.
There has been a drop off this
year in construction in the city as
compared with last year. Follow
ing is a comparison of permits is
sued:
194S: Building permits, 106; val
ue, $7S6,9O0; sewer permits, 100;
water permits, 1O7.
II months, 1949: Building per.
mits, 72; value, $444,4OO; sewer
permits, 40; water permits, 40.
In 194S the permit for the ele,
= mentary school building was fol
$262,0OO, which raised last years
total, so there was a Is per cen
drop in building activity. Las
years drive for sewer connection
/ resulted in the high number o
sewer and water permits issued las
: year.
; Mack and Company of Whining
= ton, auditors Of the city's fiscal op
: erations, have completed their ex
animation of last years records
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02


Mrs. George Wiley was the
guest Of her son, Mr.. James Wiley
and Mrs. Wiley on Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Todd
spent the weekend with their son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Todd in East
Orange N. J.
On Thursday, Mrs. W. H. Quillen
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Quillen and Mr.. Elrick at dinner.
Mrs. George Wiley entertained
the following guests at a dinner on
Sunday: Mr.. Edward Neal and Mr..
Henry Neal Of fredericksburg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Adams.
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Orton
Webb on Thursday we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Veirl Webb and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Webb and daughter Of
Ellendale and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Truitt Of Lewes.
Mrs. Harry Banning is patient
at the Kent General Hospital in
Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Macklin
spent the weekend with their
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Refs and Mr..
Refs in Freehold, N. J.
/ Mrs. Orton Webb and Mrs.
Ethel Truitt spent Wednesday in
4 Wilmington.
4 Union Methodist Church
Lawrence E. WimbrOWs Minister
Sunday Services for December 4th :
The Church School will meet in
all departments at ten o'clock
There are a number of young peo-
:. pie who should be interested in the
4 new class that Mrs. Sally. Lynch
, will teach provided there are
4 enough in attendance next Sunday
to make il worthwhile. Parents are
asked to cooperate to see that theii
young people of college age are
/ here promptly at ten. The children
and their teachers are getting
!. ready for the Christmas program
: Remember that Christmas falls OF
Sunday this year, and let us no
. plan to be absent from the churcl
}. on that day of all days. G.. G. Rich
I ards, Sup't.
J. The pastor will conduct tn
: morning service at eleven o'clock
Both vested choirs will sing an
| thems. Christmas hymns will b
Y used as usual thru the month 0
). December. The sermon will be tn
: first in the series during Decem
q Der on, "OUR FAITH IN CHRIST.
= Certificates of Loyalty will be pre-
: sented to those who were presen
q at the worship service here or else
where 8 out of the Sundays il
q Oct. and Nov. There certificates ar
q of good quality and suitable 70
framing. Itsis necessary to sign tn
e record card provided for that puT
pose. Keep up the fine attendanc
{ during December!
:. The NJ. Y. F. will meet at six
{, thirty P. M. Miss Ann Newton Wi
be the leader. A third mixed quar-
7 tet will sing a special selection
dl Members of the quartet arei I
5 FramptOn, tenor; Joy Lee Jones
Soprano; Mary Jane Layton; Alto
IS R. Reynolds, bass. Much interest
y being shown in the meetings as til
n new programs are being used. TIL
K following Sunday there will be
selection by a male quartet.
d Special Christmas Music on Dec.
L. Both vested chOirs will join
I'd the musical service to be presentC
on the. evening of December 1St
Id directed by Miss Joan Steele. Nal
nt a not of this date, and look for d
Id tails in the next issues of this p
per.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02
BRiDGEVILLE


Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Baker viii
entertain the members Of their
Bridge Club on Saturday evening
at their home near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Culver en-
tertained at a Thanksgiving dinner.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. LinwOod
Culver, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Stock, Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Wainwright and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. William s.
Jones and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Goldsboro
and son have moved to Arizona.
Mrs. Electa Goldsboro accompanied
them to spend the winter
Mrs. Betty Staples is spending
the winter months in Johnstown,
Pa, with her daughter, Mrs. Wal
ter Holman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Short are
spending this week in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. L. F. Hoch is spending sew
eral days in Washington, D. c., this
week, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
VanStreet.
Mrs. Edgar Anderson and Miss
Ruth Ellen Anderson gave a show
er for Miss Gloria Smith on Satur-
day evening. Miss Smiths wedding
to Mr.. James Reagan will take
place January End.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clappter-
ton spent the weekend with Mrs
Clapperton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. w. Cannon.
Miss Nancy Eckhardt spent thu
Thanksgiving holidays with hel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eek
hardt. Miss Eckhardt is working OF
her Masters Degree at Syracuse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wainwright
entertained the following guests a
q turkey dinner on Sunday: Nh
and Mrs. James Culver and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. William +
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jones and children, Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Stock, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Il
Wainwright from Seaford and MI
and Mrs. Ed Higgins from Wilm
ington. rg
Mrs. Edward Storey entertainel
the following guests at a turke
dinner on Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Draper and son and daugh
ter, Elaine Of Greenwood; Mr.. an
Mrs. Addison Draper and sons, Bob
by and Ronny and Mr.. Edgar Drap
er Of Magnolia. Guests who Gale
in the afternoon were Mrs. Emm
Knight Of Wyoming, Mr.. Marti
Storey and lady friend Of Dover
and Mrs. Martin Doordan Of here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Scott Wer
in Baltimore on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Lewis sper
the holiday with their parents, Nj
and Mrs. Harry c. Davis and Nj
and Mrs. C. V Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klair Jackson {
Wilmington, spent the week-en
with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Jackson.
Miss Betty Jeanne Culver Wa
the flower girl in Miss Shirle
Lords wedding to Mr.. Whlial
Bush of Dover. The wedding toe
place in Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvyn Gregg ar
son, Melvyn, from Elkton, Mo
spent the holidays with Mr.. al
Mrs. Clarence Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Quillen al
son, Jimmy. of Delaware City, spe
last week with his parents, Mr.. al
Mrs. w. H. Quillen.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02
Dust Sickness
Is Studied

CINCINNATI -. up - Some
thing in dust that causes sickness
was described to the American RO-
entgen Ray Society meeting at Gin
cinnati. Twelve men cleaning a
dusty tower in Cincinnati got it; 40
men at Camp Drowder, Mo-, clean
ing dusty rooms; and 26 in Okla
homa who worked in a dusty celler.
Evening star., 1949-03-19
Dr.. R. M. KistIer to Preach

DR.. Ramon M. Kistler, president
of Beaver College. will be the
guest preacher at II am. Sunday
at the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church.
Evening star., 1949-03-19

Senate Committee Of Labor and
Public Welfare.
500, WRC-Marlene Dietrich in
PRODUCES her candidate for stardom,
Elliott Lewis.
1880, WOL-Vincent Youmans
musical comedy mo, No, Nanette'
Is presented. q
11:3O, WRC-Bill Stern covers the
18th annual Chicago Relays.
Evening star., 1949-03-19
New responsibilities
In Welfare Cited

Developments in American So
cial and economic life have placed
new and heavy responsibilities on
board members Of private welfare
agencies, DR.. Eveline M. Burns OF
the New York School Of Social
Work, Columbia University. de-
clared yesterday.
She addressed a meeting in the
Hotel Statler of the Board Men,
bers and Executives Conference
of Family Service Agencies of the
Middle Atlantic States. The con-
ference included day-long sessions.
Gradual elimination of dire
and growth of public ac-
ton in the welfare field. she de-
clared, requires private agencies to
redefine their functions. The
trends also call for board members
to make it their business to see
Evening star., 1949-03-19

Evening Star news broad
casts, direct from The Stars
newsroom, Monday through
Saturday over Stations WMAL
and WMAL-FM.
Noon-6 p.m.-11 pm.
Evening star., 1949-03-19
HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT.

HUH LIUH16 1O1N1OH1'
$50, WRC - Arturo Toscanini
conducts an all Beethoven concert
featuring the Pastoral Symphony.
.7:0O, WTOP-Jack Carson visits
Spike Jones.
500, WOL-Mrs. Wendell Wilkie
b the guest. ;
4:ee, WMAL-Sen. Robert A. Taft
Noderates . discussion of the cur
Evening star., 1949-03-19
TeIevision Today

TeIevision Today
WkBW tchonnei ~
WTTG (chonneI s.
WMAL-Tv (channeI ~
WoIc tchonnel 81
WoIc-(oH the Air Todayo
$50.
WMAL-Candlelight and Silver.
700.
WMAI-News and Views.
tbs.
WMAL-Wren's Nest.
1880.
WMAL-Feature Film.
WNBW-TV Screen Magazine.
500.
WMAL-Jacques Fray Show.
WNBW-Saturday Night JamboTee.
WTTG-Dinner Music; Film
Shorts, $40.
WMAL-T. B. A.
WTTG-BaSket Ball, S:4O.
WNBW-Floor Show.
800.
WMAL-Stunp the Authors.
WNBW-Chicago Relays.
Notwithstanding Meet.
$3.50.
WMAL-Stand BY for Crime.
1000.
WMAL-Film Shorts.
1918
WNBW-Washington Newsreel.
Evening star., 1949-03-19

rent labor situation between Sena-
tor Forrest c. Donnell Of Missouri
and Senator H. Alexander Smith OF
New Jersey, both members Of the
Evening star., 1949-03-19
TELEyIsION HIGH LIGHTS.

TELEVISION HIGH LIGHTS.
1880, WMAL-"Inside the Law"
starring Wally Ford is the feature
film.
$3.50, WNBW-Sidney Bichet,
Buddy Rich and Bobby Hackett are
featured.
$3.50, WMAL-The first Of a series
of fashion programs. H.
$40, WTTG-The washington
Caps VS.. Fort Wayne.
800, WNBW-The Easterh Col
legiate Swimming Meet from Prince
ton University.
Evening star., 1949-03-19
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. BIS


that the public responsibilities are
assumed adequately, she said.
The board member, because Of
his standing and his knowledge OF
the effect on families Of made
quate public services, is in a posi-
ton to influence both the general
public and the legislators to sup
port high and efficient standards
of service and adequate appropria-
tionS, she declared.
Evening star., 1949-08-03
RdAfs icanll

"a FT.. sleeps 4, hauled and hull
painted past week; will demonstrate
$500. Call GL: 1879 after 6 pm
OUTBOARD ENGINE, seabee. new
ss1IsoAf. s1iq; Can ss,ft ST loS0 9s1, keel type
22-h.p. Gray eng, head. new sails;
excel. cond.: best offer. UN. O727
1e4s MARTIN $50" rs hip. outboard
motor, used l season, weight AZ lbs
ss8 SlsS M.k,SR RY si27 fsGNr ai5sF pda., pm 30
overhauled last year, 5000 or bes!
RACING RUN-ABOUT, so hip. Jeer
engine, boat complete. $500: good
buy for engine and hardware. RA
1HBoARD AND ouTBoARD Boats
largest indoor boat display room
MAYFLOWER MARINE SERVICE
INC, 1900 Maine ave. s.W.' ST
osGtTgBsoARp osGtgBsoiARp MOTOR REPAR-Best
mechanics and most T somplete . shSE 1@E
SERVICE, INC. 1900 Maine ave
MERcuRY fiT:; ~ sSgT oTTBoARD motors. all
sizes in stock at present for immed
delivery: terms and trade: MAY
FLOWER MARINE SERVICE, INC :,
1900 Maine ave. s.w, ST: 1890. -s
extinguisher. $685.; at Washington'i
MAYFLoWER MARINE SERVICE,
INC, 1900 Maine ave. s,w.. ST
1S.PT. slsT. sKANEArELEs COMET sail
boat 's, regular s75e, sale 1895; 6 somp sq;
MARsR Sish sRn5f ssls Nc Essns $50 Masa
ave- sW, DI. 4010. -5
Evening star., 1949-08-03
HOUSES UkFURhishEp

SUBURBAN APARTMENT at spen-
cerville, Md; Oil heat. garage. about
an acre of land, $40. Many people
In this area attend business in D.
G; daily. R. P. RIPLEY, Realtor,
BUNGALow. 2 bedrms., unfurn.; NV.
sectlon' corner lot; Sl25. WI. 2156.
Two-BEDRooM HOME. full bsmt.
i9I 49, re rent, st,se very .ae Ieas. Phone Laurel
BETHESDA. near Schools; 2-bedrm.
attractive brick, screened porch. ga
Tase' coal blower, h.-w.h.; $l25.
EbGEMoRRE, es11 Denton rd.-Must
s.RM. BRK., heated porch, IN baths,
3 bedrms., 2 firepls., Ven. blinds,
sim. wind, oil heat, att. gar, trees,
near transp" sch. $l35. FA. 1924.
SUBURBAN HOME on APPROX. s
acres in East Riverdale, Nd, con-
e.lI E IeSTn':i %A' i464, baths reas' rental. rent
2-sToRY DETACHED BRICK, 2 bed
rooms, liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. full
bsmt;' Hysttsville, Nd. sl1o mo.
s.SkDRM! 9Ri sri &C COLONIAL brick home, ms l
block from Woodmoor Shopping
Center in Silver Spring, blocks
from parochial and public schools,
$l25: yrs lease req. MR.. STOEHR,
TWO GRIN. HOUSES. 1st CONNER
cial. Good Hope I'd. Sc; Arcola
heat; needs redec. Rent as is, $50
per mo. each. Box BLK, Star -
5-ROOM BRICK. S125 persmonth. A.
bedroom. l W bath frame. $125 per
month. JUDSoN REAMY d. SON,
CHI. Os0O
VERY CONvEN. TO PENTAGON-
Small 2-bedrm home, lovely yard.
Will sell for $500 down or rent for
widdie. LETT IL Blk. to Columbus,
right to 5117 S. 11th. Open z to 8
Evening star., 1949-08-03
HOUSES FOR. sALE-Northwsss

HOUSES FOR sALE-No,thwss,
BETHEsDA-center entrance coloni-
a brick Of 8 rms. 2h baths. near
ad.ea seds .nG Ge?tee of AZ Td 5esrm s'. ssf fe
nice ! yard; good neishborhood:
house in immaculate condition; i'm;
to %ed See RxYMoHD sSaE 3 nf56ias pIN 4sso Ss
Observation-Disclosures row brick
home in good condition: 2 lge. bed.
rooms. front and 2 rear screened
porches; full basement: gas h.-w.h::
sSNrAkE1 saSi i,sf EsPt To5D. s5 Ne *. s'4yf5
BfRfGHrwooD. 6.oi in Nativity parish,
Groom brick in Al condition, all
hdwood. floors. screened porches, oil
hes bus desP ss5oo S .bops mr. nean MauTy
TU. 1926. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO, Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV.
BRR1iGfaf4f%S;oop-e-rm. Ri semidet. brick,
gas h.-w.h;, ideal for small family;
GSss doan stSss1 ena
Poss. with title. Eyes.. Mr.. spratt,
co. 9403, with KAY REALTY CO.
BkfGHTWooD RAi aT1So PRICE REDUCED.
sHs an in 0ss on oi 'aas fss
BkoWN BTI s1sa REALTY CORP Relators'
BRiGHTwooD-vacant. modern det.
brick, 8 rms. 2 baths, finished
attic, s, . det. gar: a;s,. screened l., porch;
cow; eenven. st location. s0Sii Priced right. cail
fSsi SsEss IN NC, sSE5 i4s4 ss1NhEs st. aE' 81
cHEVSYi CHASE, D. c.. nr. Lafayette
sfe rec rm home IN immse mains; cond
naGM Rei9 'sr oRSER RssfH qazaf! REAIrY 's!es c1
cHRvY4" 4" CHASE: s D. S1; e. This e-bedrm.:
2-bath, det. brick home IS priced
reasonably son eynt., ss ai v ls5 r H. vits has
frepl.. din. rm.. kit., ss-ft. bedrm:
and the bath; end a.. 8 bedrms. and
tiled bath: det. garage, oil h.-wh..
porch; needs decorating but has
EXCELLENT value. Call W. B. WRIGHT
cHHvSe H. SoVci CHASE. Mp.-center hall.
brick home. only yrs. old; large
liy. rm;, dining rm: and an electric
rm. ist h.); 8 bedrms.. 1 VI baths
2nd d. House in excellent ccndi-
tion and must be sold. 1mmed.
poss: Call to see. RAYMOND 3.
DUNN. 1920 Wis. ave. NV, OR.
CHEVY CHASE, CT approved-This
Get. Colonial brick residence has
been reduced substantially in price
to effect an immediate sale. 1st a.
with frepi., din. rm., beautifully
equipped kit. with stainless steel
sink tile powder rm., porch; End
A., nice bedrms.. 2 tiled baths.
Garage. Bryant gas heat. Excellent
and priced at $4,000. W. B.
WRIGHT, IN. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-08-03
FARM AND GARDEN

FREE-2O,0O0 Gu. yards clean fill
dirt. Can be had for hauling away.
Vic. Hechts Warehouse on New
York ave. ne. MA. 6433. a
TOP SOIL, delivered 81 per Gu. I'd.
in 8 yd. lots or more. Call WI. 6427.
fLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces. IRE
places, rock gardens. fish ponds, re-
tanning walls. pipe drainage: all
kinds of cement work. r. MARCUC-
CIO, Route 5. HornerS lane, Rock
vile, Md. Phone Rockville 1858.
RoToTnLERs-sprinr cleanup sale.
Choremaster and attachments. JAG
ques 4-wheel tractor and plov.
S535. See US for parts or service.
CENTRAL MOTOR Co, CHI. 1000.
5000 Lee hwv.. Arlington. Va.
BOYLE TREE SURGERY. for tree
removals, spraying. trimming. Sligo
1213 Or RA: 1919 after 6 PM
TOP SOIL, I'LL dirt. road gravel. blue
stone, manure. 10. 3-557s or SH.
BOYLE TREE sURGERY-For tree
removals, spraying. trimming. Call
81. 1918 day or RA. 1879 after 6.
Evening star., 1949-08-03
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BoxERs V5; s. co; faSn males s weeks
SIAMEsE KITTENS, seal point, pedi-
greed; also o.,l handsome md cats from, from
WfRE.HAiRED IsiHt1Iii PUPS. Z mos. pure
bred; S35 to $50. Sligo 245s after
HORSE & MEAT. lib. packages. Soc;
s lbs, 12c: IS lbs: l2c: delivered.
dAk RAkAK5x fo1n sAhFs ~ Ise.,Sn re Saos Modern
air-cond. kennels. 40 acres, indiv..
screened, shaded runs; stud service.
Cocker puppies for sale. KRISS
KROSS KENNELS, Fairfax 11-J-2.
GERMAN SHEPHERDS. puppies. BY
Oh. Lachen: at stud. Asgard's Har-
ras; ASGARD KENNELS, reg. FA.
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, black and
tan females. Reasonable. 81. so22.
PEKINGEsE PUPPIES. pedisreed and
reg. Axe, last 2 will go at $50 ea.
to make room for new iitte1S a, sho1
brown male at stud. VIII deliver to
your home. Call West River 6o77.
WANT MALE CHIHUAHUA at least 8
months old. Call GL. 4476 after
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES and
grown dogs, all colors, Axe res.
Champion cookers at stud. Rockville
COCKER PUPPIES, red and white,
males, IL weeks, ch. stock, reg.
Axe, quality companions. oV.
COCKER sPANIELs, pedisreed, fol
sale, cheap. AP. 0393. IS
COCKER SPANIEL, pick Of litter;
black. male, 8 wks:, paper-trained;
DALMATIANS d beautiful female
puppies; must sell; SIS each. EN-
PEDIGREED BLUE PERSIAN, 2h yrs
old; given free to good home; gentle
as . baby; must know that she will
have good home; has been raised
by former extremely loveable
owner. viii investigate home, cal
r6Y ~ M, maNtHEsrnk' sEGm I TO- = ! mos, Old,
COCKER SPANIEL, pedigreed, 8 wks.
old. TIA 7th st. ne. FIR. 511S.
*
Evening star., 1949-08-03
ROOMS WITH BoARD (cont.J J

WESLEY RAI11spscious double
rooms in remodeled, redscorated
Ids .1ss soses "sts5 a.aee. n sna 4es
movies. Tsere.t,on room; s4s to
washer 1925 21st st. NV. No
roE sSe;z AGED J. INVALID n. g, senv.1s.:sns ,.:.
81 ST H. i peees.; TT; tray service; fsis: S
ROOM AND BOARD in nice home on
Park rd., Mt. Pleasant carline;
good meals; weekly or monthly
rates; rates; men or women. Call co
SEVERAL VACANCIES in cool and
very lovely home for young men and
women. Our food is delicious and
service is fine. DIssIN's. 2o13
nass db hs'h s4 sS6 sash o;ssf ;Issn d5l Had
also sgl.. S45 un. Excel. meals. -
1858 PARK RD. N.W.-Rm. with
meals, excellent transp. DE. 9749.
ROOM AND BOARD for gentleman.
2 miles from Annapolis; best refer
NICELY FURNISHED twin room for 3
refined girls; also ] share room:
home. cooked meals. HO. 1881. IS
1855 n ST. N.W.-For refined, sober
Good wholesome food in a home
away from home. S475O and $50
mo: Householder. MRS. WALLACE
DAVIS Il
1883 n ST. NV single rooms on
top floor, attrac. furn., with semi
pvt. bath, for refined young women,
$52 so each. Also share in large,
cool triple 2nd-noor front. Deli
cious food and homelike atmosphere
BELL AIR CLUB, 771O Blair I'd. NV.
people, single, double and triple;
f1ne food. SH. 1917. SH. 9776. "a
Evening star., 1949-08-03
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

FOR 1 GIRL-Private bath and en-
trance; near shop. cent, transporta-
tion. pm. to 8, WA. 5212. g.
LADY, 25-35, to share downtown
18th st. twin-bed rm. apt. with an
other lady. Reas. MI. 1898 after
MOTHER and baby desire
to, share apt. with mother. and
child: share expenses in exchange
Tor care OF baby. ME. 4546. after
YoEGNG LADY to share apt. in Mt.
Rainier with one other girl. uN.
sTUDio ROOM, clean, attractive
lafdy: sfasr a4!h In and s5sP Park I'd. vic. Can
GIRL, share cool, 3-room apt. with
one other: -conv. NV. section. RE.
1924 bet. and s. ask for Violet:
or como to 5615 Ga. ave. after 6.
YOUNG LADY to share Groom apt.
with kitchen privil., twin beds. with
another lady. S15 18th st. NV. ME.
1454 EUCLID ST. NV, Apt. g.
Girl to share nice lge. apt with 2
other girls; conyen. transp. CO.
1862 after pm.
CIRCLE. Young business
woman wishes to share new apart
ment with another. Newly furnished,
3 rms. and bath ME. O67l,