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Evening star., 1953-09-20
THE HAGUE. HoILANn.

THE HAGUE, HOLLAND.
MRS. G. L. Men, Washington
I am moving to The Hague
in Holland in mid-November
with my husband and two boys,
ages 6 and 8. I would appreci-
ate hearing from some one who
has recently lived there and
can tell me about schools,
clothing and household equip
ment. Thanks ever so much.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
DANCING CLASS.
miss p, B., Bethesda

AS part of it's program for
junior teen-agers the YWCA
Of Montgomery County is spon-
soring a dancing class to be
held on Friday evenings from
8 to 8 pm. at the "Y" Cottage
at 4911 Moorland lane, BetheS-
da. The series will consist of
IL one-hour sessions with
extra time for practice dane
ing. The first session will be
September 18, and the series
will end before Christmas.
At the same time, and for
the same age group, a begin
nerS' class in photography will
be taught by the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Camera Club.
This will run for a. period of six
weeks and will be followed by
more advanced classes.
Participants must be 13 or
over and members of the
Junior Y-Teens Of Bethesda
Chevy Chase. For further in
formation call the Bethesda
"Y" Cottage, Oliver 1862 or
Oliver 4-6432.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
NOISY NEIGHBORS.

mrs. ). II. j., COLLege P1rEI
In regards to your next-door
neighbor's noise, I had the
same trouble. My neighbor
had a TV going all hours of
the night. and I left my storm
windows on the side of the
house that the noise comes
from. I have a screen sliding
or screens to put in the win
dows when I want to open
them, and by having an attic
fan and opening the storm
window a little to get a quick
nice breeze at night. It really
keeps the noise out.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELL
STAINS.
Mrs. A. d., ArlinutonJ

IlNTOs As Os5 I1T LtTIytUFV
There is a product on the
market to remove stains from
tubs and sinks. It is a three
lettered word beginning with
z and ending with d. Also
can be identified by the we'll
known detergent spelled back
ward. Grocery and drugstores
are possible places to get it.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
BI,uEBERRIES.

mrs. NJ. H., Falls Church,
Some time past a cake recipe
with blueberries in 1t was
printed in your column and I
heard it was delicious. If any
one has the recipe sure would
appreciate it. Thank you.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
Past Noble Grands
Meet With Mrs. PostIe

The Past Noble Grand Council
was entertained at the home of
Mrs. Earl Postle, Elm Street,
Monday evening. Mrs. Hobart
Baker was assistant hostess, Mrs.
Stephen Carter, the other sched-
uled to entertain with them, was
unable to attend because of an
extended illness.
In the absence of Mrs. Carter
and Mrs. Bessie Duffey, also de-
tanned because of illness the
members sent round robin letters
to them; birthday gifts were pre-
sented to Mrs. John Harper, Mrs.
Marian Raub and Mrs. Charles
Reed of Columbus: wedding anni-
versaries were remembered by
capsule sisters. Mrs. Floyd Butts
drew a special gift.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
Wed In Old Concord Church To
Celebrate so Years June 28

Mr.. and Mrs. Dorrell E. Jac-
ques will celebrate their fiftieth
wedding anniversary with an
open house at their home, 591
Salisbury Road, Columbus, A,
Ohio, on Sunday, June %. They
are hoping to greet many of their
old friends, along with their
newer acquaintances from two to
$50 o'clock in the afternoon and
from seven to nine in the even
ing.
Mrs. Jacques is the former
Myrtle Hayman, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hayman
of Madison County, and was mar
ried to Mr.. Jacques in the old
Concord Church, Danville Road,
South of London, by the Rev.
erend Arthur P. Cherington, on
June 25, 1903.
The Jacques will attend the
Sally Flowers Show on WLW-C
that evening and after the show
will be guests of the Southern
Hotel, Columbus, occupying the
same room they had fifty years
ago, with the compliments of the
management of the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacques have two
daughters, Mrs. Earl T. Pfaltz-
graf of Columbus and Mrs.
George T. Bremen of Daytona
Beach, Florida. A son, David
Hayman Jacques, died II years
ago,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19

The birthday of the Flag of
the United States of America"
was signally honored at the
luncheon meeting of London
Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, Saturday, June
13, In the Red Brick Tavern's
Century Room.
The guest speaker, Mrs. Lila
Black of Columbus, in addition
to her duties as an assistant legal
adviser in the Attorneys office,
Is q well known and popular
lecturer throughout Ohio.
LET us pay our respects to
our Flag, was the theme of Mrs.
Blacks most vital and timely
message. Dynamic and entertain
ing was her take-back to our
Flags forerunners in heraldy and
legdend and in other earlier BAN
ners. How these banners of SYM
bols paralleled their races heart
throbbing experiences, needs,
ideals, was an arresting word
picture drawn by Mrs. Black.
Noteworthy for such symbolism
was the famous Rattle Snake
Flag of the Revolution. Her poig-
nant description of the birth of
our flag, the adoption of the
pledge and how this all paralleled
the birth of nation, "indivisible,
with liberty and justice for ALL
followed.
Next, Mrs. Black presented a
meaningful review OF today-our
blessings and human rights thru
our system of government, our
dangers thru slurs from "out-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
Sheriff Is Unable To
Find Clue To BURGLARY

Sheriff Walter Galloway Of I'm
ion County is still loking for .
clue which he hopes will lead 10
the idenity of the thieves who re-
Gently broke into the cabin a
Darby Wilds belonging to DR.. ana
Mrs. Herman Karrer.
The theft was discovered hv
Plain City workmen who went to
the cabin to do some repair work.
Entrance was gained by cutting .
hole in a screen door and the0
smashing out window. Items
listed by the owners as missing
were, silverware, bedding, lamps.
canned goods and clothing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
Mrs. P. M. Neff
Is Fe+ed
At Picnic ~

Though she had some inkling
that a small party was brewing,
no one in the know had tipped
her hand and Mrs. P. M. Neff,
West Center Street, was in no
wise prepared for all the sur
prises that were in store for her
at the party given Tuesday even
ing, in her honor, by Mrs. Ray
mond Mabe and Mrs. R. B. How
ard, at the Mabe home on Colum-
bia Avenue.
The guests took picnic supper.
the bountiful repast was served
on the lawn and then the guests
went indoors for several frames
of bridge.
The Mahe home was decorated
with flowers from the gardens of
friends and the hostesses, in
many artistic bouquets arranged
by Mrs. Howard. After bridge,
the hostesses presented the honor
guest, WHO recently announced
the date of her marriage to Mr..
Walter Gard of Hamilton, as Sum
day, June %, with gift and
prizes to Mrs. H. F. Drury, Mrs.
S. H. Reed and Mrs. Raymond
Snyder.
That to Mrs. Neff, was the end
of the party, or so she thought,
but not so, for each guest had
brought with her a miscellaneous
surprise gift to go with her to
her new home in Hamilton.
Attending were, Mrs. Neff, Mrs.
c. c. Farley, Mrs. T. H. Golden,
Mrs. c. L. Hunter, Mrs. c. P.
Myers, Mrs. H. A. Bauman, ST.,
Mrs. H. H. Porter, Mrs. Cecil
Laird, Mrs. S. H. Reed, Mrs. Ray
mond Rea, Mrs. Earl Rightsell
Mrs. Harry Van Cleve, Mrs. F.
G. Wheaton, Mrs. r. L. Rea, Mrs
Lawrence Grabill, Mrs. H. II
Crabbe, Mrs. William Grouse
Mrs. Welcome Siebold, Mrs. Ray.
mond Snyder, Mrs. James Morris
Mrs. Henry Beathard, Mrs. G
w. Putnam, Mrs. Jack Jones
Mrs. c. o. Snow, Mrs. Howard
Dorm, Mrs. Harold Drury anc
Mrs. Robert Tyler of Los Angles
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
Spins+er Party
And Shower Given
For Sue Gordon

Miss Mary Lee Brown and
her sister Margaret Brown, hon.
ored Miss Sue Gordon, who will
wed Russell Walls, Sunday, June
21, at a spinster dinner at their
home on the Glade Run Road,
Monday evening.
In addition to gift to the
honor guest, the hostesses pre-
sented prizes for cards to Miss
Dorothy Dunkle, Mrs. Kenneth
Littleton of Columbus, Mrs. Keith
Howsmon, Mrs. Harold Wisecup,
and Mrs. Lester Gordon.
Others attending the party were.
Mrs. Weldon Brown, mother OF
the hostesses, Mrs. James Creamer,
Mrs. Elizabeth Graves, Misses
Jewel Finchum, Nancy Bauerle
and Carol Sifrit and Mrs. Willis
Conley of Orient.
Last Friday evening, Mrs. Ed
win Gordon, East High Street,
complimented Miss Gordon with
q linen shower.
After the gifts had been opened
by the honor guest, the guests
were invited to play progressive
games with prizes awarded to
Mrs. John Gordon. Mrs. Marie
Walls and gift to Miss Gordon.
Attending were, Miss Gordon,
Miss Jewel Finchum, Miss Emma
Wilson, Mrs. John Gordon, Mrs.
Marie Walls, Mrs. Frank Stone,
Mrs. Lester Gordon. Mrs. William
Tanner, Mrs. Chester Swope, Mrs.
Agnes Mcdaniel, London. Mrs.
Willis Conley, Orient. Mrs. Frank
Sheets, Mrs. Ray Campbell, Mrs.
Glenn Hayman, were unable to
attend and sent lovely gifts.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
Wood Home On
Stewart Ave. Is Scene
Of 4O+h Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Wood of
Stewart Avenue, London, cell
ebrated their 40th wedding anni-
versary on Thursday evening,
June 18th, at their home with
open house. Their children: SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Foster of Columbus,
daughter, Mrs. Robert Wilson
and Reverend Wilson, daughter
and son of London; son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wood of London,
were present. One son, Arnett
Wood and family of Youngstown
were unable to be present.
Friends and neighbors called
during the evening.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
EsteIle huggins
honored For Art
At Leesburg Tea

Miss Estelle Higgins of Lees
burg, former London resident,
was recently honored at a tea
by Waw-Wil-A-Way Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton in the Parish House of the
Episcopal Church in Hillsboro,
for being one of Ohio's noted
artists.
Miss Higgins and her late sis
ter, Mrs. Kate Higgins Locke,
who died in Leesburg, the past
year, for many years operated a
photograph studio in London, and
many are the cabinet photos that
are found in Family Albums" of
numerous London homes.
After many years in London,
Miss Higgins decided to go else
where and went to New York
City to open a studio and there
gained recognition for her artistry
in photography and paintings in
oil. Her biography appears in
who's Who in the Central
States, and who's Who in
American Art"
For some years now she has
been a resident of Leesburg, fol-
lowing her return from the east
and there has painted many land
scapes in oils of the beautiful
rolling countryside of Highland
County. She and her easel have
been familiar figures this long
time in this setting; wherever
could be found some scene she
felt worthy of putting on her
canvasses, there was Miss Hug
gins.
One of these entitled, Il Will
Look Unto These Hills" Is hung
in the London Public Library
East First Street. Many others
are owned and priced by London
friends.
Representative oil paintings an6
gum tissue prints, were hung or
the Parish House walls at tht
~ ~
RosEDALE COOK AND STITCH
The sixth meeting of the Rose
dale Cook and Stitch All Clul
was held at the Rosedale Schoo
House on June 10th at 200 pm
Theer were 13 members present
If nothing interiors we decided WI
would have our Mothers Tea OF
July 29th and we talked about tn
County Picnic on June 14th a
Camp Clifton. Linda Landon CAV
a demonstration on baking bis
cults, Sue Guy on making a pot
holder and Betsy Cushman o.
seams. The next meeting will b
on Thursday, June 18, 200 at tn
school house.
Mary Lu Burns
News Reporter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
OAR. Honors FIag-Officer
installed By Mrs. Whitaker

siders" and Indifference from
within.
In conclusion, Mrs. Black gave
warning, yet constructive view
of the future of our country and
its flag. Her formula for their
continued existence, greatness,
and goodness, in the words OF
Emerson L. Fosdick, "Extraordi-
nary possibilities are in ordinary
people," could truly be an alert
for each one of our many millions
to his potentialities and response
bilities in the March of Time with
his Country and his Flag.
During the brief business meet
ing Mrs. Russell McShane, the
outgoing regent, graciously and
thoroughly reviewed the chapters
accomplishments during her year.
She paid special tribute to Mrs.
r. o. Whitaker, Honorary State
Regent and Vice President Gen.
eral of the National Society.
Following the program were
installation ceremonies which in
cluded the simple yet impressive
OAR. ritual conducted by Mrs.
Whitaker, the presentation of pins
and a reception for Mrs. Whitaker
and the newly installed officers.
Mrs. E. r. Laird, the new re-
gent, briefly surveyed her year
ahead, keynoting it Personal
Responsibility Year" She asked
the whole-hearted support of the
Daughters in this exacting role.
"A very special guest of the
London Chapter was Miss Rilla
Jenkinson, Winner of the OAR.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
Pitzer-BeadIe
Wedding June J

On Sunday, June the 7th, at
2:30 pm, in the Christian Union
Church at North Lewisburg, Miss
Wanda Pitzer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Pitzer, became the
birdie of Lester Beadle, son of
Mrs. Alverta Beadle of Crooks
vile.
For the occasion the church
was decorated with Fern and bas:
kets of pink and white Gladioli
and Peonies.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. D. E. Clay, Pastor of
the Parsons Ave. Nazarene Church
of Columbus. The minister read
the single, ring service.
Mrs. Juanita McCarty presided
at the piano and Mrs. Naomi
Ellis sang, The Wedding in the
Sky" and Always.
The bride wore a street length
dress of lace over dusty rose taf-
feta with white accessories and
carried a white Bible, q gift OF
the bridegroom.
Walter Hondashelt served as
best man. Mrs. Walter Hondashelt
acted as matron of honor and
wore beige with pink accessories
Both, mother of bride and
groom wore blue with pink ac'
cessories.
Following the ceremony a recep'
ton for the wedding party and
around 80 guests was held on the
lawn of the Pitzer home.
A 3 TERED wedding cake topped
with a miniature bride and bride
groom centered the table.
Hostesses for the reception
were, Mrs. Marie Pitzer, Mrs
Mary Jane Fox. Mrs. Louis'
Mohr and Mrs. Eva Mae Penn.
After a short motor trip thru
West Virginia and Kentucky tn
couple will reside in their newl!
furnished home in New Lexington
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19

Mrs. Robert Allison reported
on the project for the School OF
instruction in Columbus at the
business session in charge of Mrs.
Howard Ball, president. Mrs.
Howard Deck led the devotions.
Attending were, Mrs. Fanny
Runyan, Mrs. j. K. Coberly, Mrs.
Howard Deck, Mrs. Howard Ball,
Mrs. Robert Allison, Mrs. Harry
Turvey and the hostesses.
Mrs. Roscoe Turvy and Mrs.
Harry Turvy will be hostesses for
the July meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19

tea and Mrs. Arthur Miner,
neighbor and close friend in
Leesburg, told of Miss Higgins
life and work, to those who paid
her homage.
Mrs. Marjorie Martin Dean,
her niece, who resides in Wester-
vile, in a recent visit to Lees
burg, said that as soon as she
arrived Aunt Estelle," now 86,
grabbed her equipment and said.
Come, you're taking me out to
the creek bank SO I can do a
little painting" Which she did
and came back with a beautiful
sketch that showed the touch of
the artist.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
NEIL ALklRE HoNOREO
ON 9TH BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Richard Alkire and daugh-
ter, Sharon. SO North Oak Street,
entertained Monday afternoon, for
the seventh birthday of Master
Neil Alkire, using Hop-A-Long
Cassidy favors, napkins and deco
rations for the party.
Attending were, Gregory Gar
man. Bee Gee Burr, Neal Dicker-
son, Ronnie Sherman, Bruce Deyo,
Teddy Bromback, John Sherman,
Paul Laybourne and Rusty Tay-
lor of Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
Society. Social Events And News OF The Clubs

Good Citizenship Award and pin.
Miss Jenkinson gave a resume of
the latest Good Citizenship con-
test held in the London High
School.
Other guests of the chapter
were, Mrs Charlotte Gamble,
Miss Edna Stevens, Miss Alice
Rowe, Columbus, Mrs. Max Zange,
Cincinnati and Mrs. Robert
Creath.
Mrs. Floyd Williams was chair
man of the program. Other host
esses were, Mrs. r. X. Shaw and
Mrs. F. z. holland.
- -
What is new is seldom true;
what is true is seldom new.
John Nichol
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
DRIVE IT Y0URsELft
You want a car you'll boek
be happy with-one thAs
performs for q man. handles
easily for a woman We
believe Oldsmobile's ths

launching this special "Double-Date'
campaign-inviting you to come in
and drive the Super "88" or Csssic
Ninety Eight together. See for yourself
how the Rocket" Engine rules ths
straightaway, how Hydra-Matic's ;
Super Range levels the hills, how the
Power-Ride Chassis seems to iron ous
the roughest roads. Then 80.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
Bridge Invi+a+ional
tuesday, June q. At
London Country Club

The women of the London
Country Club will be hostesses
at a Golf Invitational Bridge
luncheon Tuesday. June %. at
1890 o'clock. The guests Will be
members of the clubs at Belle
fontaine, Urbana and Washington
C.. H.
Committee for Tuesdays spe-
cial event will be Mrs. c. ..
Snow. Mrs. c. L. Hunter and Mrs.
Paul M. DWyer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19

The Deer Creek Cook, Stitch and
Chatter All Club met at Janet
Sturgills' Thursday, May %.
The meeting was called to order
by our president Sharon Roberts.
The roll call was answered by our
favorite flower. Al members were
present.
After the meeting we played
games and enjoyed refreshments
served by Mrs. Rollins and Mrs.
Sturgill.
The next meeting was at the
home of Miss Dorothy Street on
June ninth. Janet Sturgill gave q
demonstration on salads.
After the meeting we played
games. Refreshments were served
by Miss Street. The next meeting
will be held again at Miss Streets
home, June %, 1853.
Hedy Rector
News Reporter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-19
Desser+-Bridge
For Two Birthdays
Given At Snow Home

Mrs. c. o. Snow entertained
eight guests at dessert-bridge
Thursday afternoon. at her home
on East High Street, the party
being a belated birthday surprise
for Mrs. Henry Beathard and
Mrs. Cecil Laird.
The guests were seated at a
table decorated with yellow ap-
pointments, the honor guests
being seated one at either end.
Others were, Mrs. H. H. Crabbe,
Mrs. H. F. Drury, Mrs. Harry
Van Cleve, Mrs. G. L. Hunter,
Mrs. S. H. Reed, Mrs. Snow and
the two honorees.
Prizes for bridge went to Mrs.
Hunter, Mrs. Van Cleve and Mrs.
Reed.
Evening star., 1953-03-02
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL-one
room Kit. and bath; completely
furn. air-conditioned apt: tub and
shower; $5 to 81 Ger day for I OF
z people fun hotel SERVICES: no time
limit limit 500 goth st NV, MA S.5426;
bath: $7sso monthly Sc; See res; resideni Sra
T5f ToN A6uslSa A61 iSe e eosp sf SAsHNG Sai z
NV MA S-4SlS
GEORGETOWN-Apt. furnished. din
bath, 1873 $3.50 E Fh6as 5% AD G5df9 aso9s 4stehsn
1886 X ST. N.E.-e-bedrm, apt.
good transp.: adults pref; avail
now; 500. Ii. 4-Sl05. -3
1923 EYE SITS. NV. mr.. Doctors
sS EooR TeEatcr E nsxs ssrv bath
Mr.. SHOREHAM-LSrEe, frt.: twin
beds; beaut. furn.: kit. refgr,, hot
plate. $l7. Also furn rms, beaut.
furn.. 81. 194S Calvert st. NV. "A
1888 CONN.--Bedrm., liv. rm.. kitch.
enette and bath; 3 adults; S1l0 Z
12sa 1@sn'e eoSN Sfsii'isi svEk.y incl a. ao 5eao.,
salon. Bed-liv.. rm. comb. hit. and
utiis. Ma. s-755a; EN-. S-464s. w
DOWNTOWN-Bschelor's apt; al
utils; and linens furn. Ii. S-6S11
Mr.. CHEvERLY-Furn. ant, lst A..
3 lge rms liv. rm., bedrm., kit.
pvt. bath with shower. pyt. entr
parking space. good transp.: shop
ping mr.: refs: ideal adults; 500 mo
ircl. utils. Wa 1894. -
1 9Th AND IRVING SITS. N.W.-LarVe
immac efficiency. Liv.-bedrm., bath.
mod. kit. porch, well furn.: lease.
500 incl. utils. JU. .5-390S. -
BSMT. bedrm.. kit. bath. newly
decorated; pvt. entrance; Ell utils
mr.. Walter Reed; employed couple
only; $40 mo. RA. 3-S579. -4
BEDRM., kit.-din. rm., semibath; nc
linens furn.; adults only. III Sth
SIX-RM. FURN. APT; located mr.
shopping center 1410 Girard st
NV, Ho. 2-0279 or NO. 1880
NICE 1-BEDRM. APTa avail. immed
for one mo; Sl10; lady or couple
Evening star., 1953-03-02

AfsFTMfNTsos e. T Rs .ss s.t t 3: NJ, NV On:
CONGENlAL GIRL. 27-35. to share
with another girl 1-bedrm. apt;
$3.50. ATL area. IA. s-z4Oo. Ext.
CoMPLETELY FURNISHED APT to
share with smother man. Conv. ne.
GIRL. S5-5S. to- share share modern furn.
fnt wirh t;nn another girl Conyeniens
ARfTSGToNMndiiGrf I'm to to- ssTe0 share fure e
.gon; SAB mo. TE. 6-796i. .
ALEX. vA.-Army wife would like
to share apt. while husband Is over
E.:tIye ssss HrsfsF M.g girl n SIMILAR sossi
CYRIL WANTED to share 2-bedrm. apt.
IN Brentwood Village. HU. 3-54S2,
YOUNG cultured business girl, 1925.
with other. ia. s:445So. Ext + az. j..
GIRL to share spacious apt. with 2
others nv, conv. to transportation.
Girl 70 SHARE modern, attrac.
BEDS laundry priaierss TdM sa'1Eee siec. disha ism
washer; $42.5O. ia. 7-573S. -3
WANTED girls to share well-furn.
2-bedrm. apt. in Mason Hall; conv.
to Pentagon. Alex. and Wash. Can
YOUNG MAN to share comfortable,
conv. loc., bsmt. apt. with another
DE. 1880 weekdays after 6. B
COLORED GlRL-Share apt: s.e.
section; pvt rm. LU. 1-7747. Cali
after $40 pm. -
COLORED GIRL to share apt, furn.,
IN ne. Call II. 4.732S. -
Evening star., 1953-03-02
DOGS. PETS, ETc.

COCKER ,IsSs E,,1 PUPS; Axe Axe reg; 3 vks:
eSpras, cSpms .7.a41S ana tSsmpOrars distemger
SCOTTIES-Pups and adults: Axe
TTeg;o finest blood lines. MacKINNON
wEAsSEs sEa FaGSfSsf f6PrAAf St FRI portsd IG sds ia
tered. XII. s-0o50. ~ @5
COCKER PUPPIES, Z. weeks old. part!
colored. black and white: Axe, 712a
1as51 1sras59rn Ol', Bethesda, Md, OIL
BoXER-Fawn. Axe reg, IN yrs,
chickens. Lo. 7-7737. .
FREE-.Beagle. male. / VI. old, fol
farm family only. Call IA. S-2777
IRISH SETTER TEL; PUPPIES, / male. 2
females; very .reas. See them and
love them. Daleview 5-SS47. >
COCKER PUPPIES. tan and white
pASSc ASG Tegistersd. E OF; 4z91oS. Il
POODLES-Black standard. Axe
20. SELECTIONS may be made now.
ENGLISH CoLLIEs, Axe reg, II
wks, old, treated for worms and
shots: can be seen Sunday and ewes
after 8 pm. S005 Piney Branch rd.,
Silver Spring, Md. .
CHINCHILLAS-We offer for sale
graded proven or unproven chin
chillaS. See ours and compare.
Featuring Greer-Hale South Ameri-
can pedigreed breeding stock. Priced
right. Write SNYDER & MARTIN
CHINCHILLA RANCH. Elizabeth
town, Pa, r. n. 3. 3"
SHIPPING CRATES
Dogs, cats. All sizes. Sale or rent.
Lightweight, low cost. RA. 6-3445.
Evening star., 1953-03-02
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING Cont.

44I6 l4th ST. N.W.--Likht house
keeping rm.. completely furn., cpl.
or 3 girls RA. $4,000. %
CALVERT and 10th vic. NV; studio
dbl. newly dec, furn. S37. so mo. ca.
HU. 3-s1O4. AID. 2-6239 after. g.
SCOTT CIR.-Lge. rm.. redec. beaut.
fgrn:: refgr.; hot plate; h.-w.h;I
PVT. ENTRANCE. 800 r. i. ave. n. e,
,Bsmt. efic.; twin beds. refgr., TV,
shower. All utils. 2 adults. $40 wk.,
each. DU. 7-7309.
633 X ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm.,
stove, new refrigerator: on busline;
Christian home; also smaller rm.
1850 HARVARD sT.-sleeping rms.
privileees include reception rm., kit.
laundry. AID. 2-9446. "a
COLORED-753 QUEBEC PL. NV
Sgl. and dbl. with refrig. and utils
furn. Redecorated. RA. 6-37S7. -
COL.-CORCORAN ST. N.W.-Front
rm., share bath and kit; Sl1 wk
DE. 2-9767. AID. 2-6239 after g.
Evening star., 1953-03-02
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CIRCLE, 211O n st. nv
Large. nicely furn.. nght-housekeep-
ing rrn. with running water. -4
1857 PARK RID. N.W.-Lee. rm. for
1-2, hot plate. refgr., laundry privil
$1l wkly: NO. 7-9sS3. q
1434 FAIRM0NT ST. N.W.-LGe. frt
i..r,a i,m,; running water: hot plate; o-r, Re-
2nd FL: FRONT, lge,.rm. and kit
nicely furn,: FrigidaN sink; eonv
ONE M. furnishsd; lisht heussksep:
Ing. 1A77 oolumhlA I'd. nv. ~