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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-12

On August 4, 1895, The Citizen
published an article that reveal
ed William BUTCH Gates, Key
Vests outstanding athlete, had
big league calibre in his base
ball playing.
The article, reprinted from The
Sanford Herad by Julian Stem
strom, claimed Gates was show
ing promise of making the ''big-
time.
The local boy joined Gainesville
but was later released due to a
sore arm. He was signed by
Sanford and made good there.
The previous year he played all
games until called to Key West
by his family. He passed over
the FEC. Railroad on the last
train that came south on Sep
TENDER 4, 1935-a day before the
Labor Day hurricane destroyed
the FEC tracks on the upper
keys.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-12

playoffs. This year the Sports
won the championship and raked
in the cash in the Dixie Series.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-12

las if to offset the defeat of
The hrst-string players. the High
School B squad sprang a sur
prise to down the Athletic De-
partmerit quintet of the Naval
0hefsinR Base in q preliminary
came, 1923.
sLevey.5 Knowles and McCown
were outstanding for the B team.
Long G hadderdon, Bogart and
Augelly for the losers.
Box score.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-12

straight strikes before a ball was
called.
A. Acevedo poled a homer
and two doubles. Cyril Griffin
hit two doubles and a single.
Score: r. H. E.
Acevedo Stars 200 0O3 0-5 8 Q
Cocoanuts - 600 Dol OIL 4
Z. Rodriguez and Al. Rod
riguez; Starr, MCGEE and B.
SuareZ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-12

Mrs. Mary Woods, formerly
Miss Mary Roberts, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Roberts,
was an arrival over the East Coast
yesterday from Tavernier for a
stay with relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-12

Slothful workers in Palestine
are subject to fine or imprison-
ment or both, says the US. DOfC-.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-12
FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY AGuILAH

Here's another column on the
baseball history of Key West
from the late 1905 until the
present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-12

The Monroe County ferry Flor
ida Keys is hauled in drydock at
Key West. The vessel is being
given the usual overhauling and
painting that is done annually
before the beginning of the tour
list season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-12

SuareZ.
Acevedo Stars continued their
winning ways on August 81 by
banking the Trojans, 90.
That made only one run the
Stars have allowed in three
games.
Salinero, who struck out ten
Red Sox on August II, famed a
like number of Stars, but poor
fielding caused his defeat.
Malgrat also pitched a good
gate for the Stars.
Score: r. II. z.
Stars - oil 042 OOl-9 70 o
Trojans --- 600 600 0O0-0 8 8
Malgrat and AL. Rodriguez;
Salinero, Rueda and Joe Navar-
70.
On September 2. Philip (Cheta)
Baker, an outstanding hard and
soft ball player of Key West, at
tanned honors in diamondbal1 in
Miami, m
| Baker poled a long drive at a
crucial moment for the Protectu
club of that city. He faced
Frank Tuppen, the best pitcher
in Miami. in the 14th. Ft. Laud-
erdale 2, Protectu Awning Com
pany 2.
| Goodbe walked. Marsh and
Schemer had singled. One out
and Baker at bat. A fly to CEN
ter and Goodbee scored after
catch and Protectu went to the
state tournament.
On September 8, the Acevedo
Stars won a close game from the
Cocoanuts. The game went IL
| innings before a 81 decision was
reached.
| A. Aeevedo hit two doubles
and triple. Bethel pitched nine
frames and Carbonell the last
two. Puby allowed one hit. AL.
Dean allowed six.
A1bury and Gates his triples.
The winning run was scored
after two were out. Molina sin
gled, stole second and scored
when a wild throw to first was
LET loose by ". Dean.
Score: r. III. E.
Cocoanuts-
oo1 600 900 oo-i 4 2
Acevedo Stars
900 loo 900 0l-2 s 3
| A1phus Dean, Suarez and Nc
Gee; Bethel, P. CarboneH and G.
Griffin. u 4
September ID saw the Cocoa
nuts, even the series with the
Acevedo Stars, 5 to 4.
Molina dropped ball in the
eighth to allow the winning run
to score.
Salinero held the Cocoanuts to
six hits-a double and triple by
McIntoch. two singles by each
MCGEE and Gonzalez.
Score: r. III. E.
Stars - 102 Dol O00-4 IL
Cocoanuts OH 900 02x-5 6 2
Salinero and c. Griffin: Starr,
A. Dean and MCGEE.
TO BE CONTINUED
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Commissary (44)

'lDcufe AT haf: Varsity 70, Conn
missary 81.
Free throws missed: Herrick 2,
Sawyer, McCown 2, Green S.
Pau 2, Dierlam; timer: Albury:
scorer: .Sweeting; referee: b.
CART UNIV. of MiamD.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-12

The Cuban governments re-
quest that Francisco Pividay Cas-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-12

On August s., 1895, picked
team won an opening game of a
doubleheader,> defeating the COL
ored Cocoanuts, GA. -
Score: r. H E.
Cocoanuts 1o2 600 1904 z 1
Picks - 600 COOS 10x-6 6 5
Suarez and MCGEE; E. Rod
riguez, p Carbonell and AL. Rod
riguez.
On August 10, the picked team
won its second straight game
from the Cocoanuts. Malgrat al
lowed but three hits as his team
mates got to B. Suarez and j.
Adams for eight. - a.. -
Gallagher. MCGEE and Butler
got the three hits given up by
Malgrat.
Score: r. H. E.
Picks ----- 300 900 OOO-3 8 2
Cocoanuts 600 001 O00-1 8 2
Malgrat and Al. Rodriguez; B.
Suarez, j. Adams and Joe Nc.
Gee. ..z
On August IL, the Cocoantits
whipped the Red Sox, 6-5. Sal
nero struck out ten hard-shelled
batters. ''''t'''t.''' .'t't,.,.
Score: 5ssgye r. II. E.
Cocoanuts 900 Oo3 1906 z 2
Red Sox = 0i2 600 020L5 6 4
j. Adams, Suarez and ]. Nc.
Gees Salinero and E. Rudea.
On August "a, the Acevedo
Stars won a twin bill at the Navy
Field. Only one run was allow
ed the opposition in both con-
tests.
Puby Carbonelle .shutouts the
Trojans in the first and E. Rod
riguez allowed the Cocoanuts
the lone run in the second.
Only one Trojan reached third
in the opening battle. Joe Hale
came through with a fielding
gem when he snagged long fly
off the top Of an automobile in
the outfield.
Score: r. H. E.
Trojans --------- 600 900 90 S 4
Acevedo Stars 800 O10 E7 8 2
M. Sanchez, d. Navarro and E.
Rueda; P. Carbonell and AL. Rod
riguez.
In the second game, Elpido
Lefty Rodriguez pitched IS
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Score: r. II. E.
Stars - 102 Dol 000-4 IL S
Cocoanuts OH 900 02x-5 6 2
Salinero and c. Griffin: Starr,
A. Dean and MCGEE.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Valentino Film
Will Be Shown
At Library
Art Cinema League
Opens Seq Series
This Month

Series II OF a number of films de-
picting the esthetic, historical and
social content of the motion picture
will be presented by the Library OF
Congress Art Cinema League dur
ing October. Howard Walls. direc-
tor, announced yesterday: Outstand-
ing examples of motion picture trag-
edy, romance and comedy have been
selected for presentation,
Rudolph Valentino in THE -Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse" will
open the series on Tuesday, October
6. and The Thief OF Bagdad," star
ring Douglas Fairbanks, sr. will be
shown on October 20. The final
program. to be shown on October q,
will consist of three different films
Dream of a Rarebit Fiend," an
early comedy produced by the Edi-
son Co.; Harold Lloyd in High and
Dizzy" and Buster Keaton in THE
Navigator" All programs will be-
gin at $50 pm. in the Coolidge
Auditorium of the Library.
The Library of Congress Art Gin
ema League was formed year ago
as non-profit organization, pri-
marily for the benefit of Library OF
Congress employees, although lin
tied number of guest memberships
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Romantic Comedy
Opening at Earle

Ray Milland, Betty Field and Pa
tricia Morrison are the trio OF stars
in Are Husbands Necessary" Para
mounts romantic comedy, opening
tomorrow at the Earle Theater.
Based on Isabel Scott Rorick's
"Mr. and Mrs. Cugat," the best
seller, Are Husbands Necessary"
is the story OF young couple who
find themselves in jam after jam
because of their addiction to whit
fling"
Supporting the leading players are
Eugene Palette, Charles Dingle,
Left Erickson. Elizabeth Risdon.
Cecil Kellaway, Phillip Terry and
Richard Haydn.
In fve-scene stage show will be
featured Miriam La Vale, the Her
zogs, Helene and her violin and the
Is Roxyettes in new dance routines.
Evening star., 1942-10-01

lvA.llRl
At ANY LOCAL THEATER
I All Time Schedules Given in Warner
ese eero.: A. Indicate Time Feature Is
Theaters Haying Matiness.
AMBASSADOR 'st. 81 6; 60. !. $50 Isl;
JAMES cAosH4' NJ IN ! ~, ':HAskrr noo-
WAoRF at hGsaos }:se: '4:o5 sea eSo SS5chAaP a:s5'
Prices for this picture only. opening
children, 2sc inc. tax. Pm. to
closing, .s1,Io inc. tax. Men and
cb;1dren T1msn in ~: .: 8; armed forces and
Battle Of Midway" in technicoior.
BEVERLY Il. isss ssoo. : K.s. Z ~; Pm
Parking Space Available to Patrons
WILLIAM .!Ls POWELL, HEDY LAMARR
IN ..cEoSsRoADs." At 1:40. $40,
CALVERT VS: Hs:. AZ ": M.;' A.: ~: ~
Pma.kin. Par sp.ee A!.iisSiie; to- 70 r.t4sn:. @
in "CRossRoADs." At i :oo, 2:45.
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in ESCAPE FROM CRIME At
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Evening star., 1942-10-01
Comedy. Navy Film
To Show at Met

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, one
of the best known comedy teams on
the screen today, will star in Goth
Century-F -Fox's comedy, "A-Haunt-
ing We Will Co." when it opens to-
morrow at Warmers Metropolitan
Theater. Spirit of Annapolis" p"
Warner Bros. short subject, will be
an added attraction for, the week.
Sol M. Wurtzel directs.
THE Spirit Of Annapolis" made
at the United States Naval Academy,
features the famous Annapolis band
and glee club. Composed Of mid
shipmen attending the officers
training school. the two groups offer
some of the most popular naval
songs.
Evening star., 1942-10-01

An inspired feature picture by the same
great artist who eove you "Snow White"
=. miracle of TechnicoIor beauty, en-
eoeine charm and utterly delightful char
ooterizotion from the forest world .. with
story as absorbing and enotionoIIy stir
ring os life itself told with q rare hun,or,
Imagination, sympathy perfect enter
toinnent-ond for all something to treos-
ure in memory.
Evening star., 1942-10-01

takes about her. Some think shes
tall. some think she's short. Har-
riett wastes about third Of her
time answering calls for short girls
when they want tall girls. She Is
5 foot and because she's supple
and dancer her weight is deceptive.
tReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Int
Evening star., 1942-10-01

Makes dali, drab floors
sparkle and shine like new
IN minutes and aDtthoHt
a stroke OF rubbing, Old
English No Rubbing Wax
goes on in . jiffy. dries by
itself to = hard, rich lustre
that resists wear, dirt and
ScumnE. Saves you time,
work and money. Try 1t.
Evening star., 1942-10-01

have been made available to inter-
ested persons outside of the Library.
Admission cards and further infor-
nation may be obtained from the
ofIlce of information at the Library
of Congress.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Harriet Olson Looms as
Hollywood Dancing Find
Ballerina Taught Cagney
George NJ. Cohan Steps,
Qualities as Expert
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN,


Parade: homey philosopher who
might
Hollywood
circle of and greats
Harriet lot like Sonia Henie with
Evening star., 1942-04-27

the Roof" and "Baby's Birthday
Party" There have been others,
. number of them.
Incidentally, Barnee and his band
played the above group as q sere-
made when the Cowans, he and
she, lolled through dinner at the
Shoreham of a recent evening.
Fellows named Willie Smith In
the company of "Hellzapoppin" are
not among those you are likely to
single out for special attention dur
ing the madhouse performance.
w. s., however. may yet come to
your notice as the author Of q song
Long Live America" which had
its first public hearing at Walter
Reed Hospital during the WASH
ington engagement of the show.
Ted Collins, Kate Smiths man.
ager. picked it up, likes 1t much,
and hopes to have Miss Smith build
it up into another God Bless
America"
Willie and Kate are not the
same Smiths anywhere along the
line.
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing


National = High Kickers.. with
Sophie Tucker and George Jessel:
$50 pm.
Screen.
CapitoI-"Song of the Islands. I.
Betty Cradle in hula skirts and
technicolor: II an, las, 4:30, tbs
and e.55 pm. Stage shows: 12.45,
s;sG Sis and . pm.
6ofnnabiA Z "Courtship 4of Andy
Hardy" another episode In the life
OF A. Hardy: 10:45 am, l, 3:1o. 5:25,
TAO and 9:55 pm.
Earie-'Kings Row" film version
Of the dramatic novel: IL am,
las, 4:3o, tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows: lilo, 4, 6:45 and s:35 pm.
Keith's--"saboteur," Alfred Hitch
cocks latest melodrama: 1l:15 am,
1:20, 3:25, $50. 7:35 and $40 pm.
Little Mayerling." the intense
French drama in another visit: IL
am, 12H45. 2:30, Ais, SOS, 7:55 and
9.45 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Fleets In,"
with Dorothy Lamour to greet 1t:
IL am, los. 3:l5, SIS. 7:35 and
$40 pm.
Palace--"To the Shores Of Trip
OIL" the U. s.. Marines In action:
10:45 an. 1855, $40, $40, 7:35 and
$50 pm.
-Pix-~WhAt's Cooking, vegetables
for the jitterbugs: 2:40, 4:40. $50,
$40 and 1920 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1942-04-27

As assistants In providing balance
of mcrriment, he will have Tin alpha
betical order, which solves sny
jealousy over billing) Joan Biondell,
Claudette Colbert, Jerry Colonna,
Cary Grant, Charlotte Greenwood.
Bert Lahr, Laurel and Hardy,
Groucho Marx and Frank McHugh.
The drama department. that Is
to say, the more serious portion Of
the program, will be handled by
Joan Bennett, Charles Boyer, James
Cagney, Olivia De Havilland, Merle
Obcrol, Pat O'Brien and Spencer
Tracy. tAlso in alphabetical order,
see?)
Rise Stevens of the Metropolitan
Opera and Metro Goldwyn-Mayer
will contribute the classical, or
semi-classical, portions Of the vocal
program. Her main number will be
a new song poem, The Noon Is
Down." which clearly was inspired
by the current John Steinbeck novel.
Musically also the program will in
and Frances Langford. tWhat hap
pened to that alphabetical order2)
With the poise of q man who has
= barely used set of tires, the press
agents assert 1t win be spectacular.
That's confidencel
In the book Of Betty Bruce, the
difference between ballet dancing
and chorus work--thc kind that
leads up to solo performing In musi-
cals--is dough. Plain dough.
Miss Bruce, currently Of George
Jesseis High Kickers," Is q dancer
who started as classiciSt in the
profession, or art, II you prefer that
word. Her first effort to improve
It, and herself. was as . member of
the baby ballets Of the Metropolitan
Opera. From there she went to
study with Michael Fokine, after
which she danced with Paul Haakon
In concert.
Then came . chance to desert the
ultradance and join up with musi-
cal comedy.
What did she do?
Well, in her own words, which she
speaks with . grin: II needed
dough. The ballet paid $50 = week
and Aibertina Rasch offered me $50.
So I switched
The $50 job did not last forever.
~ musical comedy jobs do not, 50
Miss Bruce found herself back with
ro,kine and the Met. Male dancers
seem to have grown shorter In her
absence and she found herself . girl
they did not want to dance with.
Her feet and Z inches Of height
was embarrassing to them.
They were more stubborn than she
was coy so Miss Bruce decided to
60 in for taps, which . girl could
do alone, or maybe with . gangling
fellow Ike Ray Bolger.
She estilf y going them. aeAt con-
sidsr1bty m0fe than so y week. son
ss'iNa HA
Count Me In" is the name Of
the topical musical which Catholic
University's versatile thespians viii
present starting May 10. continu-
ing through May II. Music for
the revue, which replaces the mu-
sical biography which has been 4
feature Of the schools spring pro-
gram yearly. has been written By
Ann Ronnell. Miss Ronnell (pri-
vately Mrs. Lester Cowan) Is one
OF Hollywood's brightest musical
talents. In addition to who's
Afraid. of the Big, Bad Wolf" she
has written such other hits as
willow, Weep for Me-" Rain on
Evening star., 1942-04-27

l0xU30&tc ana &I0enb k113lnH scene
!. -. Director Reuben Mamoulian
said he wanted the moons beaming
and strictly authentic -. and that's
not % easy.
Rising quickly 10 the task. how
ever, Mamoulian moon makers I'm
mediAteiy consulted the 10th Gem
tury-Fux Noon Library which
includes mere than COO lengths OF
fllm Of moons and moonlight, photo
sraphed in many parts OF the world
:. then they set to work and dupli-
Gated some Of them.
Lights from full moons cost the
studio 1900 In electric light bills for
one days shooting, while beams
from the crescents amounted to only
about $50. -. But the entire cost
ran into several thousand dollars,
because Fonda and Miss Terney
needed numerous rehearsals to per-
feet their screen kisses.
Some Of the moons were actual
film shots, taken from the Moon
Library /. but the other orbs,
lighted like halloween pumpkins,
were hunt up . couple Of hundred
feet from the players.
silly Sally-Movie marriages some
times become so-o-o-o-o-o compli-
Gated. For instance, Claudette
Colbert twice became q bride and
once = bridesmaid al In q single
day. ;. First, she married Joel Nc
Crea for . 1887 scene In "The Palm
Beach Story" then the church
setting was altered for . 1912 we'd
ding In which Claudette married
Rudy Vallee and Joel married Mary
Astor for the ending Of the picture
/. :. In the latter instance, Claudette
was bridesmaid to her own self, be-
cause she was supposed to be at the
wedding to Rudy Of her twin sister,
while Joel's twin brother married
Mary. And, II al that doesn't
throw you, how about talking to
Joel, who was twice . bridegroom
and once Q best man -. all in the
same day.
Orphaned oddity-Tyrone Power
may not know who threw . rock
through Mrs. Uppington's window
but he knows who batted 1 baseball
through his own 1t was tall,
lanky Gary Cooper, who recently
was out IN his own back yard per-
feeting his batting practice with
Lefty oDoul for . scene in The
Pride Of the Yankees Suddenly
Cooper connected with 1 fast ball
that sailed across his own estate
and broke . kitchen window in
Powers neighboring home Cooper
Evening star., 1942-04-27

made rain storm and three more
fighting way through synthetic
sandstorrn.
Several studios have put q strict
ban on radio listening on the sets.
All last week 1t was q common COM
plaint for sound mixers to remove
their ear phones and yelp: There's
q radio going somewhere Hun
dreds Of takes" were ruined. Not
only that. but actors listening to
news bulletins and then rushing
before the camera reflected their
mental confusion by repeated
"blowllps." Generous to Holly
wood during the past few months
in the matter Of materials priorities,
the ONCE OF Production Manage
mept Is expected pows to1 creste .
speeisl section 70 deel With 6lm-
meking needs. Every effort viii b.
made to respect the axiom, s.the
show must go on" because movies
viii be q powerful morale weapon
IN the drive, but Hollywood most
certainly viii have to ret along
without . lot Of its accustomed
opulent luxuries. The sets may not
be shoddy, but they won't sparkle.
tRsieassd By ne Nssth Amsriean
Nevspapsr. Alliance. me.)
Evening star., 1942-04-27

AMUsEsaENrs.
Evening star., 1942-04-27

show Is q show /,
. two and one
half TO three
hour production
which will uti-
lize the talents
of Its brilliant
cast NJ they
should be used.
There win be
c m e dy and
d ram q an d
music and dane
ing and not an
item OF It. In
lu ding the
songs. win be
something you
Evening star., 1942-04-27

think you heard before.
The chap the audience viii see
most Of. and hear more or less con-
etantly. viii be Bob Hope. The
man with the nose and the sense of
comedy will be master of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Made to Order
Cinema Prop Men Produce Them
In Odd Shades and Sizes
wRas wer,a N,va

The .
turning moonlight propmen
movies In
for Gene erny and Henry nohnss
Evening star., 1942-04-27

sheepishly paid for the damage. but
resolved henceforth 10 do his batting
practice IN the Hollywood baseball
park.
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Venerable Blues Numbers
Revived by Miss Rambeau
'Dinah' and 'Alabamy Bound Among
Her Tunes in New Broadway;
O'Brien Drops His Fast Talk
HOLLYWOOD,
By HARoLD HEFFERNAN.

rrevews Of pictures Hroadway hit play back in 1876 this
vehicle made Lee Tracy mmy his undersudy)
set style cops and robbers" drama for both
nrst filmed in 1929 Universal started silent then
popularity footghts Glenn
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phone and saying how glad he, or
she, Ia TO be here. The caravan
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Caravan Show Will Use
It's Talent to the Limit
Star.Laden Production Built With Eye
To Maximum of Comedy and Drama,
With Splashes of Song and Dance
by JAY CARMODY.

Dont fret that Director Sandrich that
tour ~ Loswb Capitol Theater Thursday night Using
sArs look like nobe problem Mr. SAndh and
MS corps d assistants have worked IL You confident that It
not matter appearance with
Evening star., 1942-12-30

o4o9 37th ST. NV. Glover Park-Glrl 10
snare very nice rm. with another unlim.
phone. Close traDSD EN- k3IS
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

TYPING-GEN CLERICAL WORK,
about Two months Box l4S-L Star.
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RADIO REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

ROBT 3. SCOTT.
DENTAL LABORATORY,
Room 90l. Westory BLDG. sos 4 tn st N W
Evening star., 1942-12-30

DOWNTOWN, 12I7 Mass ave n.w-Nicely
furnished large double room, twin beds.
mi bar
Evening star., 1942-12-30

MASTER BEDROOM. pvt. bath; express bus
= blk. always a seat. t562I New Hamp-
shire ave. after 4. Gentle gentleman
1885 N H AVE. NV, The Panamani-
an'-Newy furnished and redecorated
single room: S25 month
Evening star., 1942-12-30
DOGS, PETS. ETC

PURE BRED SIAMESE CAT, . mos old,
pedigreed female. Call RA. 1905.
PEKINESE PUPS. Axe: ideal pets: beau
ties m. and f.. > and 10 months. Me
1204 or Falls Church S3l W.
FOR SALE-SmaH mixed breed puppies
Chestnut S933
SpITZ, male. l-yr.-oid. housebroken,
lovable pet pedigreed. papers avail 1850
IuCkeTman st. NV. Randolph 1925.
HOLLYWOOD NNELS-BOARDING
Heated kennels. Individual runs Phone
WA IS24 or BerMYn 12a