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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-13
Hollywood Sights And Sounds
H eobbia ceo~

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Oct 13-some people don't appreciate how remarkable they
 the folks know that he s old He's business and he thinks the a who has lived 85 little tired.
 thing saying goodbye with friendly the shoulder that almost knocked down the hill he on, If you skip the know"
 that and can't keep the because
 remarkable things and Samuel Kayzer is remarkable dramatic coaches in this town but other who 85 old looks sturdy 60 aggressive 30.
 Constiutionaly, dislike recipes for longevity Like diet blues they individual matters Samuel Kayzer FEEL odP He also knows something breathing He picked that upoh about 50 years nonchaantlyand he has practced through the nostri and exhaes through the mouhwith noise like subway train roaring Socially he ons the noise tell his in the usual manner He keep up that sound effect for two minutes
 Develops commented lighting cigarette
 Kayzer until recently on the Metro payroll He had about eight at Howard Hughess msi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-13
tyAIsIaids Kerr

clergy of seeking "to instigate the people against the state"
 Every time the Cardinals name was mentioned, the crowd shouted "Pfui Pfui!", the German equival- ent of American "Boo!"
 More Fuel To Fire
 Catholics reported three new Catholic incidents in the midst of the Nazi campaign against Car dinal Innitzer and what the Nazis called "clerical agitators.
 It is reported that windows in two convents were broken by missiles
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-13

1000 week for training Billie Dove for the talkies incidentally took Jean Harlow Hughes dscover" Louis B. Mayer mportuned hn to work on the company this he three days week Metro others has undergone paroxysm of ceremony It looked like good chance for young octogenarian bit
 At one time back In York. Kayzer soacing and coaching a group people that included Dorothy Gatey Milton Slls Agnes Ayes Thomas Meighan Beach the songwriter Irving Berlin and Bessie Love- Galley became Ann Harding MT Fredrc March and Miss Lee remaining Lila Lee became famous Incidentally back under the Kayze wing to try a comeback
 aMhat makes insisted lis the instinct to appre ciate thoughts feelings of others good woman can pIay better than bad woman and vice versa r che has that dramatic Edward G. Robinson nice boy sweet gentle mild play gangster better than
 real gangster-because that instinct believe poets ,s;ess peniuses great not made t,ro,O mechanics or They're born with it. All an i,,ctor can do to guide it. bring out develop M
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-13
AUSTRIA FLAMES
 WITH FIGHT, OFF NAIL CATHOLIC
Spokesman Says Cardinal Making ii Church
 Versus Hitler

VIENNA, Oct. 13.-Joseph Buer- ckel, Hitler's Deputy to Austria, to- day declared before monster Nazi mass meeting that Cardinal limit ger is attempting to make Austria choose between Christ and Adolf Hitler" t
 He shouted his speech through loud speakers to a cheering crowd of 100000. saying, Hitler or Christ is not the question. Hitler never took a position against Christ Tn this state. There is only one Fue- hrer. His name is Adolf HitlerI"
 He accused the part Catholic
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-13
.aFI WEATHER CONDITIJNs AT 8 AMI TO-DAY

s3*ts WEATHER CONDITIONS AT AM TODAY Seattle (arport) toria partly cloudy A; A. Triple Island cloudy Rupert raining A Keckan gel cloudy 42 Petersburg raining, A Spencer partly cloudy 4 40 Tenakee cloudy 45 Juneau Skagway cloudy 40 Haines cloudy; cinrook cloudy 4o cordya cloudy 42 Chitna McCa thy cloudy 3 Seward Anchorage Springs showing 30; Tanana cloudy Ruby cloudy Nulato Kalag cloudy Crooked Greek cloudy showing dy Bethel cloudy 3O Golovin clear clear Nome. 24.
 Juneau oct. 14-sunrise 6a2 m; sunset 45s pm s t. 4.4aeaa WEATHER SYNOPSIS The barometer low this morning sh Columbia Hudsons
 
 
  
 
 weather Kodiak light moderate the Territory southwestern the Pacific Northwest. during the last "A hours.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-13
AMUNDsEN BACK FROM RUPERT FLIGHT; MAY MAKE TRIP TOMORROW

Johnny Amundsen returned from Prince Rupert this afternoon after making flight with five passen- gers there yesterday for Alaska Air Transport. t ei'e 'afs'a ''l'taa
 Amundsen is expected to make another trip to the British Colum- bia port some time tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-13

flung by passing mobs, and that a priest was knocked to the street by stones.
 The Nazis were openly accused by Sisters of the Holy Heart of the 18th District and Convent Oblati- nen sisters in Vienna of using all their propaganda against the Car dinal whose palace was stoned by 9 mob last Saturday night.
 There is an estimated 670,723- O00,0O0 tons of coal available for mining in Wyoming.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-13
DIVORCE SOUGHT

Suit for divorce has been filed in District court by Wilma Fitzgib- bons from Richard Fitzgibbons, both of Yakutat, charging drunken ness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-13
U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
(By the U. S. Weather Bureau)

Forecast beginning at 3:30 Oct 3 Showers tonight and Friday moderate souhery winds
 weather forecast Alaska Showers tonight and Fri day. moderate souter Dixon Entrance and Clarence Strait
 FOecast along the Alaska Fresh souher winds from Dixon fresh southeast to east winds from Dry Bay Cape Hinchinbrook
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-01
Russia Builds
Up F Fortifications

HELSINGFORS, Finland, Sept. |
(UP)-Russia was reported today
to be constructing Notifications
along a 15-mile strip of the Esthon-
ian frontier near the Luga river.
The Russians have set fire to a
large forest section 10 clar the land.
A smoke pail blanketed Esthonia
and all of southern Finland as far
north rs Karelia.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-01

MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE for
rent. Electric refrigeration. Call
ATS SandalWood after 6 pm. 9-3
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-01
Ii Apartments For Rent

WE'LL FURNISHED ! and 2 bed
room apartments. Desert coolers
and Frigidaires. Country club Inn,
9th and Holt. 80 IF
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-01
Is Houses For Rent

SMALL, FURNISHED HOUSE for
rent. Call 857 Brigton ave. ga
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-01
LEC6L ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by Francis
Pelham Tempel, administrator with
the will annexed of the estate of
William Waldo Montague, also
known as w. w. Montague, deceas-
ed to the creditors or all persons
having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within six
months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said admins
traitor with the will annexed at
212 Rehkopf Building, Ell Centro,
California, the place selected for
the transaction of all business of
the said estate, or to file them
within six months after the first
publication of this notice, in the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-01
36 Used Tires = Auto Acces.

GOOD USED PARfS for Cars,
Trucks and Tractors. New ana
Used Tires. Priced Right.
CARTER MOTOR co 1903 Main
3-3 TF
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT


Court of the State of California,
County of Imperial.
Dated this 10 day of August, 1898.
FRANCIS PELHAM TEMPEL,
Administrator with the will
annexed
CLARENCE B. SMITH,
Attorney for administrator
with the will annexed.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-01

FOR SALE '37 FORD 85 blue coupe
with radio and overdrive. Almost
new Goodrich Safety tires. Must
sell today. $595. Call Mrs Morris
at Phone $50 before 8 pm. 9-3
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-01

WHEN better roofs are made we
will put 'em on. S. l.. Hartzell
and Son. Phone 251W 4-13TF
BUY OR SELL, Twice .ss Well,
.hru Nant-Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-01

WILL BE BACH SEPT. ] WIN
Harvesting Equipment and Ready
for Corn Threshing. Jack Spinks
$40 No. 7th. Brawley 81
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-01
35 Trucks, Tractors, TrdiIers

HOUSE TRAILER FOR sale. Will
accommodate two. Price $780, Apply
544 Euclid 9-2
Evening star., 1938-01-28
TERP five SEEKING
TOURNAMENT SPOT
Aiming at Even Break in Games
With Carolina, Duke-Beats
Virginia, 1923.

Special Dispatch to The star.
CHAPU HILL, N. O., January 10
Seeking q victor and virtual
assurance 1t thus will be among those
selected to compete in the Southern
Conference championship tourney
early in March. Maryland's basket
ball team invaded this sector today
to stack up against North Carolina
tonight.
An even break in its games with
the Tarheels tonight and Duke At
Durham tomorrow night should insert
the Terps as one Of the eight teams
who will be scrapping for the tourney
title. Maryland has other conference
games at home with Virginia Tech,
Washington-1ee, William and Mary
and v. M. I. and Is confident Of win
ming three Of them.
The Terps moved into town boast
ing an impressive 1923 triumph over
Virginia last night at Charlottesville
and looked to Charley Norton and
Johnny Mccarthy to continue theiy
high scoring. Norton, beefy center.
scored II points against the Cavaliers
while Mccarthy kicked in with Ia
points.
Maryland moved into q 1879 lead BY
half time and managed to cling te
that margin through the flrst 10 min
utes OF the second half. The Terpl
opehed up in the waning momenti
and buoyed their score, with Georee
Knepley leading the late attack,
Evening star., 1938-01-28

H. Merrillat Of the Washington Golf
and Country Club will assist Mrs.
Lacey.
The womsn's golf organization stood
pat at IT. executive meeting yesterday
on it, committees for 1898. euhstan-
tally they will b the same - last
year. Oncers were chosen ct the an
nual meeting last December. They
are: Mrs. Ralph W. Payne, Congress
sional, president: Mrs. Roy c. Miller,
Kenwood, frst vice president; Mrs.
James w. Beller, Chevy Chase. second
vice president: Mrs. T. j. johnson,
Army-Navy, secretary. and Mrs.
Theodore Peyser, Woodmont, treasurer.
Team Captains Announced.
MRS. KARL 8. GILES Of Indian
Avn Spring, last years tournament
chairman, will head the first teams
this year. Mrs. Karl A. Amick Of Co.
lumbia will be the second team cap
tain, while Mrs. Frank Kramer Of
Beaver Dam will head the third teams.
Miss Susan Hacker Of Chevy Chase
again will top the important inter-
city team Competition Committee.
Mrs.. Noble J. Waldron of Beaver
Dam will head the District team
matches again this year, and the Rules
Committee again viii be headed BY
Mrs. Harry A. Knox Of Congressional.
Mrs. c. p. Medley Of Manor will head
the Handicap Committee, Mrs. H. l.
simcoe and Mrs. r. B. Helan of Manor
will comprise the Prize Committee,
and Mrs. r. E. Burks Of Congressional
will be In charge Of the year book.
Next meeting Of the women golfers
of the city will be held in March when
they will announce details Of their
many tournaments and dates for 1898.
The opening tournament Of the year
usually Is the Keeler Memorial affair
ut the Warrington club around April
~, in memory Of the former secretary
Of the women's association. Team
matches usually open prior TO the
Keeler tourney.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
BU0YS YSPOPU[AR|TY
THROUGH MAT WIN
James Throws MartinelIi
in Hour to Retain His
Championship.
" HE world light-hsavyveight
championship belt still Il

~ HE world light-hsavyveight
championship belt still Il
dangling from the trim waist
L Of Jesse James today and the
increasingly popular Greek twister, in
the estimation Of local mat maddies
at least, is favorite to succeed Jim
Londos as the games most idolized
exponent.
Jesse last night successfully defended
his crown against Gino Martinelli at
Turner's Arena, Tipping the clever
Italian in l hour 2l2 minutes In a
match that abided by whatever rassline
rules there are more closely than any
bout the anemic cauliflower center has
housed this season.
For the better portion of the bout
Gino and Jesse limited their efforts
alternately to squirming out OF intri-
cate holds, but the finale found the
lads knocking each other from one
side OF the ring to the other. A solid
Jolt finally 1loored Martinelli, and
James applied = body press to win.
James Colorful, Clean.
JAMES rapidly u becoming the most
popular mailman to appear in this
sector. A rather clean-cut twister in
an industry that fathers some crude
employees, Jesse Is colorful and at the
same time possesses a well-rounded
repertoire.
Pat Meehan and Charley strack
toiled to a 30-minute draw, while
other preliminaries saw Ram Singh
dispose Of Tom Hanley in lO12 min
utes, Tommy Rae flip John Bognar
in 10a minutes and Mike Kilonis and
Himan Hido labor to another 80
minute stalemate.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
SUBS WORK HELPS
CARDS SNAP SLUMP
Miller, With 16 Points, Leads
Catholic Five to Sl.2S Win
Over Terrors.


ITS prestige still at . subnormal
level. Catholic Universitys basket
ball team today garnered some satis-
faction in realizing 1t actually snap
ped an eight-game losing streak that
threatened to extend indefinitely.
At the expense of Western Mary
land, which also has Travelled q bumpy
road, the Cardinals captured their
second victory in 10 games last night
ut Catholic University gym and their
first since its triumph over Maryland
State Normal in the seasons opener.
At that, the Green Terrors, who
suffered their eighth loss in nine
games. made it extremely interesting
until the finAl whistle, which found
tho Cards in front by Z 3l-2S margin.
Tho gap was supplied BY . sensa-
tional performance by Vic Miller who
registered l6 points after entering the
game - . substitute late In the first
half.
Trailing, 14-4, Catholic was placed
back in the ball game by Miller at
halt time, when the Cards narrowed
the lead to 1918. Miller continued
his effective labor in the second half,
providing the stimulus for Coach
Fod Cotton's lads to grasp the lead
and cling to it.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
NEWARK PROS BRING
STELLAR SHOT HERE
Brewers Apt to Find Lieb, High
Score Specialist, Threat in
SUNDAY Court Fray.


HEUR1cHs professional casers will
be facing one Of the best pot shot
and set shot artists in the business
Sunday afternoon Ut the Heurich
gym, Twenty sixth and D streets NV,
when the Brewers meet the Newark
Stars.
He u Vsnty Lsb. erstvhile member
Of the New York Jewels wonder
Five" leading scorer Of the Newark
outfit and the same lieb who almost
beat Heurich single-hAnded last season
when he played with the Brooklyn
Dux.
Lieb. however. is not the only star
with Newark. Milt Turpin, forward,
formerly was with Atlantic City and
Brooklyn Visitation, while Herb Cohen,
a guard, is considered one Of the best
players ever developed at Dewitt
Clinton School.
Murray Heilwell, . three letter man
at Colgate University, was Leading
scorer during the 1885 season in the
Eastern Collegiate Conference. Ber-
ME Schiller u letter man from City
College Of New York, while Hi schul-
man and Sam sohsrnet, both college
products. are tho other members Of
the team.
Heurich has Wop ~ lAst flve
strsight.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY
Basket Ball.

Maryland Va. North Carolina, Chapel
Hill, N. G.
Wilson vs.. Central, Tech High gym
(public high title series), 7:3o.
Roosevelt vs. Western, Tech High
gym (public high title series), $50.
Montgomery-Blair VI. Rockville
High, Silver Spring, Nd, 3.
washington-Lee High w. oeorse
Warrington High, Ballston. Va, 3.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Maryland w. Duke, Durham, N. C.
Georgetown vs.. Syracuse. Syracuse
N. Y.
American University W.. Virgins
Tech, Massachusetts, and Nebraska
avenues. SIS.
Southeastern vs.. Portsmouth Y.
NJ. G. A.. Portsmouth, Va.
George washington High ". ehen.
andoah Valley Academy, Alexandria
Va, 8.
Eastern W. Episcopal, Alexandria
Va, ;.
Fayetteville Teachers " Howard
Howard sym, 3.
Boxing.
Catholic Univsrsity ~. NAzylaod
Catholic q. Um. Sis.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
EFFORT TO 0UTD0
RIVAL AIDS Jimmy
Vet Pro Becomes Fighter"
as Long.Hitting Record
Is Challenged.
By WALTER McCALLUM.

BY WALTER McCALLUM.
n YOT often can you trace i'm
nj provement in a golfers game
" to some other golfing guy
4 when the other gent never has
opened his mouth to help the first
fellow. But it's q fact, nevertheless,
that the reason for the recent definite
move toward the crest Of professional
golf Of long-smiting Jimmy Thomson
is Sammy Snead.
It all sounds screwy that Sam
should be the reason for Jim winning
the Los Angeles open with q record
score or that Sam should be the in
spiration for Jim in any way. But
Witty Cox insists that's the case.
And why? Because Sam challenges
Jimmy's reputation as long hitter.
It's one of those unusual angles in
sport that one guy is spurred on by
the deeds of another. Here's WHY'S
angle on it:
"Thomson's biggest improvement, to
my way Of thinking, comes because Of
Sam Sneed. This statement probably
has you guessing, but let's delve into
James past. Hasn't he been very ner-
vous at all times? Did he not waste
q lot Of time showing of his long
hits to the public? You know as well
as I do that he went about tourna-
ment golf in philosophical manner.
Has not Viola Dana (his wife) tried
to build up his confidence? Fought
with him and kept telling him daily
that he is the worlds greatest golfer?
Viola deserves lot OF credit. But
the biggest slice Of credit is due Sam
Snead. Why? Because he challenges
Mr.. Thomson's reputation as . long
hitter.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
TAK0MA PRO QUINT
BOOKING FAST FOES
String Of Strong Basketers to Be
Met in Sunday Contests
on Fire House Court.

pLEASED by the support accorded
them in three victories TO date,
Takoma Park Fire Department basket
ball professionals are going after faster
opposition.
Negotiations we're under way today
to book Bethlehem Steel Of Sparrows
Point. Nd, for Sunday night at 8
O'Clock, while Detroit Clowns, House
Of David, Richmond, Va: Doctor Pep
pers and Newport News Americans
are being booked for later dates.
The hremen have yielded each op-
ponent thus far only IL points and
are rapidly taking their place with the
Districts best professionals.
Takoma Fire Lassies have scheduled
Veterans Administration for an 8:15
O'Clock game on the Sunday double
header.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
PIGEON SHOW SUNDAY
Maryland, Virginia Racing Birds
Listed for Exhibition.

Final arrangements were completed
last night by Washington racing
pigeon fanciers for q show next Sun
day, opening at o'clock at $3.50
Fourteenth street NV.
Frank E. Gorely, secretary Of the
show, announced at meeting last
night that many entries had been re-
ceived from fanciers In Maryland and
Virginia. Many prizes have been pro-
vided for the various classes.
Alex McLachlen Of Scotland and
DR.. j. c. Simon Of Cleveland. Ohio,
well-known fanciers, are expected to
act as judges.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
Mat Matches
~ the Associated Press.

HARTFORD. Conn.-Roy Dunn. 216.
Amarillo. Tex, and 0soIge Koverly. 220:,
3.y fsns c3f ;1n, dEsx Goth counted out
CAMDEN. N j.-Ernie Dusek. 22e,
Omaha. and clin Olsen, 40 Minneapolis.
drew.
COLUMBUS, ohio.-Frankie Talabsr,
1s2, ChicsEo. pinned oeorse Dusstte. 1856.
Germany. defeated Gus sonnenberR. 215,
KANSAS CTTY-Iee wykofY. 22s,
Sweden, foul.
Evening star., 1938-01-28

koma Park grabbed the odd-garae win
away from Max Rosenbergs Regal
Neon Signs when Gene Hargett cana
through with a l57 wallop for his last
string. Rosenberg led his charges with
376, one stick more than the set
chalked up by Cliff Hollis.
I LLOYD FARMER Of the Daily New,
team won an entry In the Howard
Campbell Sweepstakes when his 800
topped his National Capital League
competitors at Lucky Strike. Wash.
ington's bowling classic opens tomor-
row night at Georgetown Rercasaon.
Masonic -Almas Match TenAght
THE final block Of the Masonic
Almas Temple match VIII bs
rolled tonight at Convention Han.
Most OF the teams rolling In tho a..
club fraternal loop will start at 7:3o
o'clock in order to complete their
matches before the battle between
the two selected teams Of each
league gets underway at $50. The
match was scheduled at that time
with the idea that it would afford
many members Of the loop an oppor-
tunity to see the match.
The Masonic League team OF Whir
Litchfield, Sam Simon, Charlie Phillips,
Otey Brown and Paul Schlosser enter
the fray far IN front OF the Almas
Temple outfit, which is composed OF
Sam Rice. George Isemann, Lou Rose,
Emmett Meany and Tom Courtney.
Doubles and singles matches have been
tentatively planned after the team
skirmish.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
EPISCOPAL DEFEATED
etaunton's 2o-1o Victory First
Loss for Alexaudrians.

Episcopal High Schools hopes of
going undefeated in its current basket
ball campaign were blasted yesterday
when Staunton Military Academy
came from behind in the last half to
hang up . 29-16 victory tn game on
the Alexandrians' court.
Howard Dun Of the invaders, who
Tailed 10 points, was instrumental In
handing the virginians their flrst set
back in seven starts. .
Evening star., 1938-01-28
National Capital Race Clos.

WHILE the Benmacks remained In
W first place by q 2-1 win over
Red Circle Food Shop the National
Capital League flag race tightened all
along the line when Washington
Canoe Club moved into second place.
one game back Of the leader. by
swamping Naval Medical Center.
The biggest setback came when
the champion Daily News shut out
Jaleps Restaurant, sinking it into a
fourth place tie with Washington
Beef g. Provision, which won the odd.
game skirmish from Tribby's Real
Estate. Bus Mahoney was top shooter
for the Provision team. with 129-
355.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
YACHTSMEN TO DANCE
Power Squadron and Corinthian
Club Hold Joint PARTY.

Combining their talents for the first
time IN such an event the Potomac
River Power Squadron and the
Corinthian Yacht Club will stage .
dance at the latter's clubhouse to-
morrow night from 10 until l o'clock.
With "all hands expected on deck"
music will be by the Corinthian Horn
pipers. There will be refreshments
For some club members it will be the
first opportunity to view the newly
decorated taproom.
@. e. Ingling Of the Corinthian and
Comdr. Arthur Hathaway Of the
Power Squadron head the Dance Oom-
mittee.
Evening star., 1938-01-28
&;P0G;$ (: !:;;$;zII ILI'fEi

the casual way in which 1t u men,
toned In two recent books on widely
differing subjects by widely differing
writer's about widely separated lands.
In the first. called And Then the
Storm" by Sister M. Monica, . book
about the nuns sojourn in Spain just
before the revolution, she tells about
an annual pilgrimage made by the
inhabitants OF Triana, carrying huge
crucifix, which they call q cachorra.
Literally, the word means a little dog
1t is applied to this especially revered
cruciflx as term of endearment.
The other book is called Icy He'll"
and is the record Of news camera
man, w. E. Hudson, in the widest and
most desolate regions of Alaska and
Siberia.
He states at various times in
the hook that the dog Is indis-
pensible in Arctic regions.
In the chapter on the Aleutian
Islands he states specifically: Here
as III Alaska the sled dog is king Of
the tundras. No other means Of trans
portation Is as cheap or as reliable"
Some Simple Remedies.
SOMETIMES the knowledge Of .
few ample remedies will save the
dog owner much grief. Two evils
beset the house dog. constipation and
diarrhea. OF the two the latter per-
haps Is the more alarming symptom.
For constipation . good dose Of
milk Of magnesia followed by the
daily administration OF mineral oil
for limited time Is effective.
Acute diarrhea may be checked by
a fairly large dose Of castor oil fol-
lowed by the administration Of bis
muth subnitrate two or three times
a day for several days.
II either Of the symptoms does not
yield to the indicated treatment .
veterinarian should be consulted
promptly.
Christmas Puppies 1t Home.
RY NOW most Of the Christmas
puppies are accepted and valued
members Of their families. They are
almost housebroken. They come when
called. They walk on leash. It would
be tragedy to have them carried Oh
by dbtemper now. II they are not
inoculated and are about I months
old they should be taken to . vet
erinarian for incubation. The cost
Of this treatment Is much less than
that Of . new puppy. and while not
100 per cent effective, Is pretty good
insurance.