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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Morse Ski Jumpers
Star In Festival
Meet In Portland

PORTLAND, Ore. - Two eX-
change students from Norway led
a hand-picked field of ski jump
ers in a competitive event from a
155-foot-high steel-frame hill in
Multnomah Stadium last week.
Christian Mohn of Oslo, eX-
change student at the University
of Washington. leaped lis and 126
feet on his two jumps before
Rose Festival crowd of 22,S43.
The judges gave him $3.50
points. Second was TorbjOrn
Falkanger, Trondheim, Washing
ton State College student. with
1903 and l24 feet and 231.6 points.
The meet, approved by the Pa
cific Northwestern Ski Associa-
ton, was a feature of the 43rd an
nnual Rose Festival.
Others competing in the event
were:
Art Toxic, Brooklyn
117-120-134 $3.50
Keith Wegeman, Denver
112-119-127 1856
Billy Olsen, Eau Claire, Wis.
111-125-12S.
Gunnar Sunde, Oslo
02-123-l2S 1922
Per Petersen, Trondheim
l0S-11S-12S 321.1
Tom Mobraaten, Van, b. c. 1868
Olav Ulland. Seattle 3l2.S
Laverne Huges, Portland 315.s
Nordal Randall, Vanc BIC. $3.50
Jan Kiaer, Oslo 1925
Lars Portland, Asker 1898
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18

hopeful about the prospects.
Tracie is now in Stockholm,
where he has been living since
the last tour. According to- Mathi-
sen, Jordis Dahl, member of the
group that toured Sweden, will
meet Tracie in Stockholm this
month to seek ways and means of
bringing the university dancers to
Scandinavia next summer. The
tour, as they envision it, would
include Norway, Sweden, Finland
and also Germany, where Miss
Dahl is now working for the U. S.
Army headquarters at Frankfurt.
AS an organization, the Scandal
Folkdancers now sponsors dances
and dance instruction for its 20
members and the public each Tues
day evening in Eagleson Hall. A
select group of six couples will be
busy with a number of engage
ments this summer, including APP
pearances at the Scandinavian
American Day picnic in Vasa Park
June II and the Finnish Brother
hood picnic scheduled Tor July j..
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Dr.. Arestad Heads
National Group

DR.. Sverre Arestad, head of tho
Department of Scandinavian, Uni-
versity of Washington, has been
elected president of the Society
For the Advancement of Scandin-
avian Study.
The Society is national organ
ization in which Scandinavian de-
partments of various universities
and colleges throughout the coun-
try are represented.
DR.. Walter johnson, who con-
ducts Swedish classes at the Un1-
versity of Washington, is assist
ant managing editor of the soci-
ety's magazine, Scandinavian Stu-
dies.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Son Follows
In Fathers
Footsteps

Among the 46 graduates from
Washington State College Veter-
mary Department June 3rd was
David w. Johnson from Daven-
port, Wash. He received his Doc
tor of Veterinary Medicine De-
gree. His father, Dr. Otto w.
Johnson. born in Varmland, Swe-
den, got the same degree 80 years
ago from the same institution.
DR.. David Johnson has received
a scholarship from the Angel Me-
mortal Hospital in Boston and will
study there during the next IS
months. He will also take post
graduate studies at Harvard Uni
versity.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
LindbIom Will
Lead Summer
Music Course

Einar Lindblom, well-known SWe-
dish musician, will direct capella
choir singing during Francis Aran-
Wis Summer Music Course at 3122
Franklin Ave, from June Is until
July 10, it is announced.
DR. Howard Hanson, director of
the Eastman School of Music,
Rochester, N. Y, has called Lind
blom "one of the most brilliant
directors of choral music in the
United States today"
Lindblom was born in Sweden
and graduated from the Royal
Academy of Music, Stockholm. At
ter coming to the United States
he directed the Orpheus Choral
Society in Minneapolis, and in
1925 moved to Seattle. Here he
helped originate a-cappela singing
in the Seattle public schools, ana
was a member of the faculty at
Cornish School. He has also taught
at the University of Southern Cal
ifornia and been an adjudicator
and conductor at festivals through
out the West.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Samaritan Group
In Seattle Has
10th Anniversary

The Samaritan Society of Sc
attic, long noted for its charity
work among Scandinavians, cele-
brated its 40th anniversary at
meeting June IL in the Gethsem-
ane Lutheran Church
Speeches were given by DR.. En-
il Friborg and Pastor Theo. Pal
mer. A musical program was also
presented.
Many Scandinavians are indebt-
ed to the work of the Samaritan
Society, one of the foremost or
CARNATIONS of its kind in the city.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Campus Notes
Pacific Lutheran College,
Falkland, Wash.

Seventeen members of the grad
uating class at PIC. this spring
will enter theological seminaries
next fall. The largest group, &c
will go to Luther Seminary in st
Paul. These include Ronald Buch-
holz, Earl Erickson, Grant Gard
Rolf Lunde, Lowell Knutson, OLAF
Magis, Henry Erickson, Robert
Martenson, Ludwig Siqueland and
Roy Larson.
Buell. Berentson and Alder.
Gerstmann plan to attend Wart-
burg Seminary in Dubuque, Iowa
and Robert Meineke has been ac-
copied at Capital Seminary in Co.
lumbus.
Lloyd Harvey plans to enter
HANNA Divinity school in Spring
field, Ohio; and Robert Thomas
will go TO Augustana Seminary in
Rock Island, III. Gilbert Anderson
will enter Bethel Seminary in st.
Paul.
Two students were graduated
summa cum laude with highest
honors) at commencement May %.
They received the highest grade
point averages ever attained at
PIC. Rolf Lunde of Everett had
1864 and Robert Thomas of South
Gate, Cal. had 1854. A straight
A is 40.
Six other students graduated
cum laude with honors). They are
Buell. Berentson, Gilbert Ander-
son, Albert Gerstmann, A m Y
Brown, Doris Harvey and Mary
Larson.
Citations of Honor were confer
red on two Tacoma business men
and civic leaders who have been
active supporters of the college.
They are John S. Baker and Har-
cid S. Woodwork.
John Kvamme and James Tray
nor have been awarded the $1,000
labor scholarships to PIC. The
two Tacoma high school seniors
were chosen for their academic
record, financial need and poten-
tial leadership qualities. T n e
scholarship is payable at the rate
of $3.50 per year for four years.
They are given jointly by the Ia
coma Labor Council and the COL
lege.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Seattle Man, SO,
Flies To Norway

Henry Reese, SO, boarded a
plane to fly to Oslo last week to
visit a sister who lis getting old.
Reese, who now lives at 1918 f.
Pine St, is a former Alaska sour
dough. A resident of the United
States since 1854, he lived in Alas
ka for over u years.
He boarded a United Airhner
at Seatle-Tacoma Airport and
left New York by a Scandinavian
Airlines plane for Oslo.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Bellevue Son
Awarded Prize

Lambert John Larson, Bellevue,
a member of the 1851 graduating
class at the Coast Guard Academy,
has been awarded a watch for ex-
cellency in athletics, it was an
nounced.
The award was presented for the
American Legion by Herbert c. ia
cobb, national vice commander. ?
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Tough Scandinavian
Survives Six-Story
Fall In Fairbanks

FAIRBANKS, Alaska.-A tough
Scandinavian construction worker
fell six stories onto stack of
steel wall panels here recently and
escaped with only fractured rib
Doctors said it was a miracle
that Richard Beckman, rs, of Sc
attic, wasn't killed when scaffold-
ing gave way and dropped him.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Hommorsfrom
Is Elected

s. d. Hammerstrom. Seattle,
was elected secretary-treasurer of
the Washington Chapter, National
Association of Postal Supervisors,
in Walla Walla.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18
Alaskan SWede
Heads Schools

Everett r. Erickson, deputy
commissioner of education for
Alaska, was named commissioner
to succeed DIR. James Ryan, who
resigned In March. =
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18

The Scandal Folkdancers the University of Washington
trip
Last of thirteen including
great
call tour the Scandinavian countries provided
made Mathiesen
group
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-06-18

the friendly, beautiful
countries in northern
Europe.
Choice space available
\ OW on all sailings
from A u g ust ,
through December.
Personally conducted
Christmas Excursion in
the "GripShoInl' sails
from New York, De
cenber S.
For sailing schedule,
rates and reservations,
see your travel agent.
His services and ex-
pert advice are avail
able at no extra charge.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
MIscEL. WANTED Cont J

SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone us
WASH: RAG a. 4 BAG CO. 215 L
SOAR 81 siwi IRON. RI, sScT; SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
cumulations. nlease phone us. ACE
JUNK, CO, 1890 Georgia ave. NV,
sFcREfARY, solid. nah. or veneer;
sRRWIS RyYsts Df5tSy MScHfSE Ga 'g sa2s9
SILVER, any condition. antique or
PlH5nsrS Prone No. 1457. 4SE SILVER SHOP
STAMPS WANTED, accumulations,
collections, etc. MR.. HARRIS, FA.
SMALL SIZE ELEc. or servel gas
TRAILER-Trunk or luggage trailer
wanted va esatS Ct once; must be reasons ole
TRAIN TRANSFORMER. Lionel. type
Wv, 275 W; switches and passen-
wEBsTEk EsT sfEi; WTRE Vii $otI; kEcoKpER, with
foot pedal attachment. Also metal
file cabinet with lock. ST. 6763.
WANTED - Furniture, rugs, etc.
suitable for guest home or small
hotel Call MR.. JAMES. MA $3.50.
WANTED-Set Of World Book Ency-
clopedia published within last s
years. 81. 9491.
WANTED-Shopsmith. Call DI. 0777
II WOULD LIKE to buy Steinway
grand piano from individual I will
pay cash. MRS. j. B. YORK. ia.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
ROOMS WANTED

MAN. wishes front bedroom; perma-
nent; private, with shower; limit,
1900 block NV. Afternoons, RE.
LADY, employed, wishes large, quiet
room. room, KITCHEN aoa and Laundry priv
SETTLED LADY desires
23rd. near Penna. ave. NV. Give
price and location. Box 275-A, Star
SINGLE ROOM, in private home
downtown by refined employed lady;
reasonably priced. Box 306-A. Star
CATHOLIC GENTLEMAN, single, de.
sires room with Catholic family ol
Catholic environment, where he car
practice on piano at reasonable
and week ends; willing 1s. to pay ns eana
able) up to $45 per mo-; even wiiiine
to help out in work eyes,, in chores
or clerical help. Box 3O9-A, Star. !
REFINED GEORGETOWN STUDENT
wishes quiet room in 8 weeks (Jan-
uary -. Write Box 27O-A, Star.
YOUNG BUsINEssWoMAN desires
room IN Connecticut ave. apt. bldg
Breakfast privils. OR. 1925.
WITH BOARD for 8 children. IL, 6, s
lboys); pref. farm or country home,
Will consider other offers; Christian
home. SGT. CLARENCE FERRIS,
ia $4,000, Ext. 345.
8 UNFURN. ROOMS wanted, down.
town NV; give name and address.
Box 324-A, Star.
NURSE needs small room with lady
living alone; Conn. and Calvert vi
cinity; S25. Box 329-A, Star.
LADY, quiet. educated, good charac-
ter. would like room, private home.
vicinity Chevy Chase Circle MARY
land preferred: owns car; has lived
IN area II years. Box 326-A, Star.
SINGLE MAN wants sleeping room,
furn. or unfurn.; have excellent ref
erences; will be glad to find home
where there Is no drinking or smok-
ing. Box 331-A, Star.
sECOND-FLOOR RM.. kit. privileges,
Dupont Circle area. below Taft
Bridge, for couple. Box 335-A. Star.
GENTLEMAN desires warm room, in
Bethesda or Chevy Chase, Nd, next
District line. Boz 337-A. Star.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.W.

|COLORED-FRONT ROOM. single o.
double; privileges; convenient trans
portation. RA. S726.
COLORED-LARGE ROOM for on,
employed man In quiet home. RA
|COLORED - ATTENTION. NURSES
Freedman's Hospital. Nice room with
or without kitchen privileges in apt
bldg. within ! block Of hospital
Open today, 4-5. 72l Euclid st. NV
COLORED-39O2 KANSAS AVE. NV
New twin beds; Christian home
near 14th st. car. RA. OS65.
COLORED - SMALL SGLE. RMS
18th and 8 NV; conv. transp.; 81
COLORED-LOVELY OUTSIDE RMS.
fine neighborhood.u Resident mgr
ON premises. 1917 10th st. NV
COLORED-YoU ST. N.w.-Larg,
rooms; couple, SO; front. S12.5O
cooking PRIVILEGES. MI. 9533.
COLORED-LARGE DBLE. RM.; twin
96eds; priyileges; conven. transp
lCOLORED-3OO6 18th ST. NV
modern furn. dble. and single rms
81 Ssfheo sf2HIf IT fuRh, s4sg next
bath: DU. 4782 after 2 pm. Sunday
COLoRED-I5O9 N. CAP. sT.~Lse
rm., nicely furn.. only $40 per mo
JUSTINE REALTY CO.. 412 9Th st
c5osoREp-s4 R. I. AVE Nv
Beau Beaut' iurni, SPACIOUS rms. yer!
COLORED-RoOM FOR RENT1Ir
lovely apt. Home privils. Man ant
wife. NO. 9025. -27
Evening star., 1951-11-25
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

800 Z. CAPITOL ST.-Two rms.
$49.50 and $47.50 mo-; pvt. rfgr :,
stove, sink; conv. Transportation.
NEWLY DEC. SINGLE, running water:
laxS; Ih;k;; PVT quiet person; S35,
400 4th sT. N.w.ELarre room. twin
beds: beds kitchenette. Inquire Apt &
III aa'fs AND 3 MASS. s,% AVE. NE @2s isrse
rms, .semibath; telephone; part OF
rent free to reliable couple to take
sld5 11,5.Ists. r ST. \ N;W.-studio " room, Re-
ST. EX. 06Ss. IS S.
NV, clean. good heat, hot water;
Ink, for woman; semipvt. bath.
lsaS 70 2 PCS ST. N.w.-.rhe churehilr"
linens: $50 wk: No. SS6s. ~ss
TAK0MA PARK, for employed
cb31a gGsser ss and o5 child; day care for
gentle home. co. 1850. 80
DOWNTOWN, 4l4 9Th st. n.w.-Ver,
large. lst a.; Frigidaire and stove
1866 WYOMING-Mt. Pleasant car
. L '
4416 14th ST. N.W.-Large NIGEL,
furn; Ink. rni., refgr., hot plate
empl. cple. or 2 girls. RA. 30O2.
DOWNTOWN VICINITY. 300 r. I
ave. n.e.-Large rm. and porch Il
share with young lady, twin beds
refgr., radio and TV: phone, al
utils., etc: 81 week. DU. 1909. -2i
MISS ELLIS from Texas, employed
Safeway, contact MRS. BROWN
a6eut a6euat room. sl5 c st. ne. FIR
Il34 NEWTON ST. N.w-Lhk
ise. rm. for cple., 2 men. SAT 80
RM. FOR l PERSON in lovely Chevy
Chase home. Lge grounds, tennis
court TV, kit. privils. OIL. 5000.
MT. PLEASANT. 1854 18th st.-Ige
rm. for 2. Refer. hot plate. run
nlns NM water bus at door. $27.50 ca
CLEVELAND PARK. excellent transp
3rd floor, Furnished studio rm
with small kitchenette. Next to
bath, $50 mo. EN- 1854.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

ARLINGTON: min. to Pentagon
and Navy Annex. Nicely furn. rm.,
next. to bath, man preferred. OF
COLLEGE PARK. Lge. rm., furn.,
suitable for empl. couple or l or
men. Part rent. with some light
duties Of man. TO. 5O25, after 2
SILVER SPRING. Attractively furn
bedrm.. pvt. bath. $40 wk. 81
ARL. Attrac. single. pvt. home, bus
at corner, 50 wk., gentleman. 1857
n Nelson ST.. CH; OIL. =.
bns drees sfs n Sefm sna 'lSsst eon
stitution. downtown D. c. CHI. 1859
LARGE SECOND FLOOR bedroom; nc
other roomers: nice N. Arl. home
nsP rear p PershiRg daas dr.. and aiebe I'd
ARLoRms' GsLl eRi sSos; for Govt. girls; ga ssle
near bus. IA. s-e2s7. ~ N25
ALEXANDRIA--Lse. rm.. dbl. bed
convs to Pentagon; men preferred
1917 n. EDGEwooD-Lovsly room
continuous hot water; unlim. phi.
near busline. IA. s-531S or ME
MASTER BEDRM. with pvt. bath;
modern home; pvt. phone; near
Pentason. on busline. ia. 4-O5eo:
WEST HYATrsvnLE, MD.-Furn.
master bedrm., walk-in closet; kit.
priyils.; child accepted; $50. AP.
HYATTsvILLE. MD.-Lge. front rm.
with twin beds; next to bath: for
! or 2; brkfst.. If desired. WA,
NEAR ear MD. UNIV, large rm.. private
haf ta rt -
huge closet. hotplate if desired: ex-
eellent neighborhood. l blk; from
UafvERsnT2 HsfS sEshSR fpa PaRK ise ND osol Double
rm. pvt. home. twin beds, pvt. entI.
and bath; 81 ca; or $12 sgle;; nr,
SUNNY ROOM next to bath, private L
SINGLE NJ; ISsRo Room for gentleman; new
home. near bus stop; $50 a month.
ARLINGGToN, NJ; nice quiet rm. in
gentleman preferred. Gil. 5976.
ARL.-Nearey, attr. lse. rm; semipvt. maS
entr.. bath; gar. avail; eonv.
pRiYATi tFfRsg EsNntlsaTNsG "a sr s4ss ssatb
frigerator. laundry; luxurious resi-
Va; s75; refs. JE. 3-s57s. Ws6
W. HYATTS.-Nice bedrm., with OF
without kit. privils., for lady or
empl: cple: UN. 11S0. .-25
ARLINGTON-Singl or double rm..
n. bath: bath: 8 min. Pentason. Gall
DOuBIE RIM. pvt. bath; quiet gentle
man, no drinkers. AP. 1886. --25
ARLINGT0N-Room for young wom-
an; new home; 2 in family; no other
service to Pentagon; near Arlington
IS sal' pei shsass %s & & $gsss gEsss%s; SAG or
and small den. both with extra-l large
closets; use of all-elec. kit; auto
matte washer; in modern attrac.
rambler in quiet neighborhood. 20
min. to downtown D. C. and Penta-
gon: owner only other occupant;
$3.50 wk. Elmwood 395S. -25
CLOSE IN, bus / blk, Hyattsville;
large double rm., may share, So wk.,
l man.. ,$11. for 2. WA. 5064.
furn. 1-bedrm. apt. in
modern apt, bldg. 10 min. to Pen
only, couple preferred; sos. GL
1884 to 4 PM, Mon. through Fri.
GIRLS, in private home; all privils.,
including kit. privils.; near Penta-
gon and Navy Annex: nice home; ]
low rent; @. Arlington. OF. 1891.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
RMS. FURN.-MD. G. VA. (cont. J

ARMY, NAVY EMPLOYEES; twin-bed
d. IA. 1904 N Ae" Aone; Ma5 81
ARLlNGTON-Nice large front room;
gentleman or couple only. Call OW.
BRENTWOOD. Md, nice lge. rn? rm; 2
windows; no other roomers.; AP.
NR. NAVAL ORD. LAB. coLEsviILE
RD.",-Attr. dbl. rm.. suitable 2
adults, men pref. sH. 4235 after i
ARL Lee. rm.. double closets; new
home; | blk, from bus; gentleman
DOUBLE ROOM for rent; Cabin John
a area g WI. 9573. between 3 and 8
CoMFoRTABLE furn. room. adj adj. q.
ALEXANDRIA. ii24 Colonial ave- %
Nicely furn. single room 10 min. to
airport and Pentagon, near Hot
.Shoppe; gentleman. TIE. 1927.
AKKL;MLgs; i,,- I'm, rm.. conv; to Pentagon,
shopping district. CH. 6997.
ALExANDRIA-Choice rcsid. section
excel. mod. home; no children; pvt.
bath; gentleman. 2E. 4496.
II MIN. PENTAGON-Refined girl
for newly urn: single I'M. in lovely
Luou. APT. WIN otner girls. =
doors from 6us; use Of apt If de-
sired. Call 1E. 1853.
y. AIRING rON-Cozy front room,
twin beds; near bus ind walking
distance % Arlington Hall: $50 ca.
Also room for l, S35. Phone ia.
.7IO N. TAZEWELL, N. Arl.--Sleeping
room, ! block from Glebe rd. and
Wilson blvd. Cal GIL S644.
LADY. private family; parking and
television. JU. 7-60S2.
C0LoRED-3 RMS: in Chesterbrook,
Va. Call KE 3-55l2 -25
Evening star., 1951-11-25
DOGS. PETS, ETC. (cont. F.,

PARAKEET, beautiful, young, tur.
fs,es Sn,eise ,n blue, a,. io4% healthy male
skins the cat on on Command. spins ms q
bird or pet for shut in; $50 incl
cage, costly stand, comprehensive
manuel on care, etc, pet, OR, 2405
sIhAaMEsE KITTENS, pedigreed; twt
male. $50; female, SI5; will hold te
BOXER PGppihs, PIES fSshy fsssa fawn male,
and females, z, wks. old; sire ch
| baron Trevor. dam by ch. Yobang
A. JOHNSON, 1903 N. Capitol St
sfiAsMsEsE, AN blue female, and seal male
PARAKEETS, cockatiels. finches, love
birds. cages, breeders, etc. 20la
cofLIE' sGH T. nei PGpPTEsR PT R. for J. aye
BLUE TICK COON HOUND, Al, ane
red bone puppy. mos. LU. 4-555I
pAlcHsFGSP 9lsJI;,I SS5.ar.ei TeGfPlEs. 9, healthy
HAfREp pHsfGsedS TEsRiER siS 81 ptF11 S5tl
ehampioned sired. beautiful male
BEAGLE PUPPIES, wks., vel
marked, black and white. male, $50
ddemsle' dran' $h5; excel; pets for chill.
PAIR RABBIT DOGS. and 4 year,
CnCHHSpp a. Ci2Sp OLIVE st. me-; Apt. 2. Sd
champion stock; Z wks. old, male
anc, ana female excellent show pros
vii, love one for Christmas. VIII vii
hold one for you until then. Week
| Gays, ia. 0S30; Saturday and sun
days; Sykesville. Md, 30I-J-I' ~
GpHa.HHtu.ANHUAS, paHt.NUA PEKINGESE, PoME.
Pnsi Persian s;ttsSys Toy f9x ,ts terriers; cookers
cDERE, Falls Church I4oS. o .N95
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY. reg. 8
| IKs. old. black and wh;tet female:
SsS s5vS Or offer; o.. 1881. -25
siAMESE KITTENS, female, for sale;
Emersona EsGssea soss. soossls'ered stock Phone Ph.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES and 2o S,ser
| danes; fawnS and brindles: Axe ras
| from champion bloodlines. EIPAW
htENNNEIS; taENi Alex, Va. Duke st. G ex.
2 MALE iH kITTENs;. FEN; sn mos. %So oi5. -
pe given away to anyone provid;no ~
good home for them. II tnterested ttfY
ENGLISH BULL i puppies. ~" imnorts5 20
ana american bloodlines; Axe reg eu
| AVE- ~ An puppies, gE2 mo-
AM apd reg. reg; from champion hunter
Eno EIo snow bloodlines. Alexandria
COCKER, Schnauzer, police, shenherd
PAl P9li' 44s4 ssster' collie; kittens and cats
ENGLISH Springer spaniel puppy 4
mos. female; excel. pedigree: Teas
Cal !. C: KING, FA. O794. '"'
BOXER; f., pick Of litter, cropped
sas,' ssM;' o Sn: blo9dline; 3 mos; $135 OF
BEAUTIFUL Siamese kittens. healthy
hhouisse6rosen; nc sealpoints; reasonable.
RABBITS. doe. 1 buck; hutches;
c2, also young rabbits. Ii. 6-4524.
CUTE WESTIE pups, Axe; Joy
bringing Xmas gift that lives, loves
AN XMAS PRESENT Of distinction
nne quality miniature Schnauzer
puppies FA. 1880 week ends and
WE HAVE SQUIRRELS and r,nsta,,
monkeys. Parakeets. canaries. We
nave puppies, S. and up. Also frozen
horse meat. Come in and browse,
ARLINGTON PET SHOP. Fillmore
and Colombia pike, Arl. ia. 5-SlfS
AFFECTI0NATE 6-mos. male part
police puppy: needs a kind home:
puppy, Is at animal shelter and is
100 nice to be DESTROYED. WI. S9OS.
CHOW PUPPIES
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

N. ARLINGToN-Five rms, pvt. bath
pets; sentile home; Sis. 'tsa Can :
to 8 pm. any day; to pm.
IS Sat tNa9S a9d Sun; GnrK KES 317o3s ,,-29
room. kit. and bath; completely
shower; s5 to 81 per day for / or
2 people; full hotel service; no tims
limit. 800 goth st. NV. Ma 5426.
1854 O ST. N.W-'The Kennert";
onTS TSom; r. kitchen 5a hen and modern shoSer;
kit. and bath; charm and distinc:
tion; excel. closet space; wood
burning flrepl. in liv. rm.: porch.
garden, carport; refs; $3.50 mo-;
m1nth;toeponth 1n9 tenancy desired.
CoMPLETELY FURN. / and . Pm.
apis. wkly and mo, rates until May
18th. Also sgle. and dble. rms. TV;
70 minutes to Pentagon; SUNSET
GRoVE MOTOR COURT, Fairfax
'S S!$s,5 sss s@ s5ass: So; .sis .n .' .s5 5;s4 $
cIXRENDoN-Entire 2nd Il. Oh of pvt.
bone: bone 2 large rms. toilet: beaut.
1910 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.GBedrm..
liv., rm,, and kit. combination, pvt.
bath bbsth' nicely furn. No children. obu.
1861 CALVERT. near 18th and Col.
rd.; bedrm.. liv. rm.. hall, bale, kit.
sas and Ss bath; v. eIev. serv.: s11o mo.
s36 E. CAPITOL sT.-Attrac. 3-rm.
and bath; dishes, linen, silver; util.
siTn' firls FRs REenss ss4S G. closet space; t95
eSs s. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Hse.
sedpm Kit; ,;ob bath; empi. cple.; conv.
eEoRGGGToWS eiEEooasGf5TFofaHa purn. en,ciencg n,msS in
water furnished; immediate occu-
LEO IA KoLB g CO. 1887 wis. ave.
rakoMaO AK ma PARK 1859 BLAIR R61 R1!, /
OFF 1sTH 81. NV. bdrm; liv rm,:
e; efiic;, kit; din; priv. bath; utii;
eGRsi GIRLS sDI Desires iii 37SS' To SHARE THEIR
loestion; sleHsa; yish JAl al76go q others; eonv'
LIGHT HoTsEKEEPING. liv. room.
tRa; tranee; esi call GE gEl's!s ss17l 0a'n and en-
CORNER 7TH AND BUCHANAN ST.
NV, choice of 2 rms. kit. privil.,
.sOs N STREET SoUTHEAsT-Liv-
ing, room; bedroom; dining room;
ktchen and bath; very desirable; only
$104.2 Ma. 4493. -27
LADY, employed to share bungalow
with GENTLE family of 8; s.e. location;
pvt. bedrm.. all home privileges; S25;
help with household duties; call AK.
VII. PLEASANT. lge. bedrm.. liy rm
combination kit. and din. rm. for cpl.
or 3 adults; utils and phone; perfect
trensp; CO. 5095.
BEDRM., studio rm., kit, bath; gen.
tlemen preferred; refs. GE. 927O
weekdays after z pm.
FURN. APT, Groom and 4-room
APIS APIS; bus at door. Phone MI.
)OWNTOWN--LuxuriousIy furnished
efhciency and one bedroom, apart
ments, S100-$150 mo. Call j. II.
Knox, office Of ROBERT w. SAV.
age, Ola Union Trust Bldg. Ma.
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