davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01

this engagement said doughboys
had turned themselves into hui
man bombs 10 destroy tanks that
had trapped their comrades.
SEIZE FOES WEAPONS
Others told of hand-to-hand
skirmishes in which they ran out
of ammunition, only TO grab
weapons from the enemy and
keep on fighting.
Eyewitnesses described how
several Americans were killed
when enemy tanks started firing
into a ditch being used as a
shelter by our troops. The Ameri-
cans leaped out and ran toward
the tanks carrying live explosives.
Those who got that far jumped on
the vehicles and were blown up
with the tanks.
Apparently inspired by these
and other acts OF heroism. the
doughboyS charged the enemy.
swarming over his tanks and kill.
ing the crews with grenades and
pistols
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
kenneGl.y'S
Job Goes
To Jones

Mayor Jcdrics today appointed
Ernest Jones. deputy city clerk. as
commissioner Of purchases and
supplies TO replace Edward II
Kennedy Jr, who resigned last
week.
Jones VIII take over the $40 45o
job Feb l9 the mayor said.
Jones. 80 has been deputy city
clerk under Thomas d Lcadbctter
since Dec .. 1910.
a graduate of Northwestern
High School and Ferris Institute.
be- WAS general manager of The
Detroit Pure Milk Co prior 10
entering t.ftt frsfrtft.-
Married be- lives with his wife
and four sons al 2l555 Curtis
Mayor JcltricS offered Jones the
Job a month ago but after ac=
ceptng tentatively he changed his
mind and refused the appoint
ment
His decision 10 accept followed
a meeting between Leadbetter and
Jefiuos this morning.
MY only regret II leaving
Tom Leadbetter." Jones said.
"The only reason I am going is
because have his complete
blessing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
YankS Battle
Hand to Hand

ALLIED HQ., Algiers, Feb (UP)-American
and British shock troops crashed into the main Ger
man defenses below Rome today after hurting the
Nazis back to within Is air miles of the Eternal
City in As hours Of swirling hand-to-hand battle.
Eyewitness accounts reayed by United Press Corre-
spondent Reynolds Packard said the fighting was the
bloodest since the Americans landed in Italy
Fighting often with only the ightest weapons against
German tanks and concrete pilboxes the Americans
somed and smashed of enemy strong points along
the approaches to Csena and Uttered the battlefield with
German dead. Some Americans said to have blown
themselves up order blast the enemy tanks and save
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
CONTINUED ON Page ?. Col. y
THE WAR FRONTS

ITALN-Ffh Army airline miles from Rome at Campo
Leone German renforcements pour in, Page H.
RuSSIARed troops fighting within sight Of Esonan border
Page p
MARSHALL ISLANDS-U. s bombers make seven more
raids; Wake Island bombed. Gage p
$ W. PACIFIC-Fliers knock arfeds Rabaul and
destroy 80 more Jap planes. Page p
Don't RISK LOSS your J. & TooLE. DENTIST 40
Bonds Take them w Lafayette Mich opp city
National Bank Safekeepne Tel ca i6s9
Low cost serviCc-Adv. ADV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
FiIipinos Still Loyal to America

THE Filipino people will never forget forgive
the savage treatment which the prisoners of have
received and that is added for their continued
resistance tn the Japanese.
The escape of Col. DNess and Mellnick and COmdr
Mccoy made possible with the help of two Fipinos
who had been convicted to years Imprisonment and
were confined in the penal colony wherein these three
officers kept prisoners of Upon learning of
what the Filipino prisoners did granted them absolute
pardon"
quote President Quezons statement because know tina
the leader of the Filipino people, who the symbol Filipino
loyalty to America communication with the Philip
pines and when he stressed his the great number
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Moscow Press Silent
On Jap Atrocities

MOSCOW, Feb. l GNsl =
MoScow'S newspapers have made
no mention Of American and
British accounts of Japanese
atrocities and there has been no
official comment on the doCu-
mentcd charges made by the u. S,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Tells
How Japan
Hid Crimes

WASHINGTON. Feb / INSJ
Secretary Of State Cor8oll Hull
revealed today the entire hopeless
story OF Americas vain attempts
since outbreak OF the war TO get
-te--tep fiendish treatment
Of war prisoners and internees in
violation Of international law she
had promised 10 observe
There viii be- no change in
tbe japanese policy in regard
TO treatment OF prisoners Of
war Tokyo broadcast SAID
today The broadcast denied
o. $ and British atrocity re-
ports adding
C"Japan viii never allow
Suca false propaganda to change
her policy
HUI. after conferrIng with
President Roosevelt made public
a long list Of protests and repre-
sensations clmaxed by a sum
mary Of an complaints forwarded
10 japan as late as last Thursday
through The Swiss government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
EXCLUSIVE
BY COL. CARLOS p. ROMULO

Written Exclusively for International Neus Service
President Quezon of the Philippines, after the
publication of the March of Death Of Col Dyess
Col Melnick and Comdr. Mccoy Immediately issued
the following statement from his sickbed in Miami
Beach:
Il am Mortified to read in tOday's papers the
account of the cruetieS committed by the Japanese
on the American and Filipino prisoners of
The number of FilpnOs who died in prison camps
from torture starvation and resultant diseases is
even greater than the number of Americans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
TRAINING OR EQUIPMENT

In announcing his intention 20
petition for the inquiry. Rogell as
serted that either faulty training
or defective equipment must be
responsible for these accidents.
I'VE should ascertain the
cause OF the many accidents
which have occurred recently
and eliminate them as rapidly
as possible" he said.
The DSR Commission meeting.
Scheduled for today. was post
poned until tomorrow to allow
General Manager Bullock 10 COM
plete A report requested by the
commission on training oil person
rel and on equipment. manpower
and causes Of accidents.
Councilman CaStator. in support
Of Rogells resolution. charged Tint
the system was not IN competent
hands and specifically accused
"big-wiCs Of passing new opera
tors who had previously failed TO
complete training examinations
lie further charged that pouti-
cal appointments and lack OF
safety regulations contributed 20
the accident toll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01

Army and Navy and British
Foreign Secretary Eden.
LADY'S MASSAGE. REDUCING
Expert Swedish MaSSeuSos ApptS
made 10 10 r NJ daily CA 5646
New Detroit Baths 1877 ". Vernon
ADV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
1904 Seek
More Pay at
Willow Run

Bomber production at the
Ford Willow Run plant was
endangered today by a sit
down strike of 1904 JAW
Go members in the central
wing assembly department.
Meantime, a 45-minute work
stoppage was reported to have
taken place in the Whitney
aircraft engine division Of the
Ford Highland Park plant when,
according TO a company spokes-
man, 1000 workers on the day
shift refused to work until they
had read a union notice posted on
bulletin boards throughout the
plant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
DSR Accident
Probe Pushed

In the face Of separate Investigations into
the DSR epidemic Of accidents Councilman Castaor
prepared introduce council today ordinance
providing heavy penalties operation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01

The ordinance. which has the
approval OF Corporation Counsel
Krause provides that The operator
shall bring hiS strcctcar 90 p uIi
stop before passing over and across
any facing switch
$500 FINE ASKED
Several OF the more serious
strcetcar accidents have been
caused at switches Maximum
penalty prov lded by the ordinance
is $500 fine or 90 days in JAIL or
both.
An investigation by the DSR
commission awaited q detailed re-
port by the operating manage
mont, while the council was pre-
pared 10 receive "A resolution for
second probe from Councilman
Rocell.
If the council follows Roget s.
request Council President Lodge
would be authorized to appoint a
committee, such rs the one which
acted IN the garbage collection dis
pate. 10 make a thorough lnvcsti-
cation and report findings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
NAzI FORCES SHIFTED

Headquarters spokesmen said
Field Marshal. Albert KeSSelring
was hurrledly shifting troops from
his northern reserves 10 meet the
Allied threat Previously he had
withdrawn elements of the Her
mann Goering panZer division and
the third panZers from the Cas-
Slno battle line 10 the south.
The American Spearhead drove
10 within onc-half mile Of Cis-
terna from the southwest vester-
day and cracked head-on INTO the
stftest enemy opposition.
Wounded who returned from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
1863 QUIT At > \. VI

The strike al the bomber plant
started at a m when 1863 work
ers IN the central wing assembly
quit work in a dispute over wages.
They were joined by the day
shift of 925 when il reported FOR
work at 7;30 a. m
, A company spokesman said that
the strikers were asking a l0-cent
an hour wage increase " h C. h
would have 10 be approved by the
War Labor Board
a total tieup In this division
would not stop production for
some time" the com panY
spokesman asserted 1T is. how
ever a principal and vital sec
ton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01

LllclI COIllI dues.
official reports said the Ger
mans were pouring men and
armor down from the north to JOIN
in the spreading battle against
possibly 10000 Allied troops driv-
ing inland from their invasion
beachheads al Nettuno and Anzio.
NAZIS SAY $4,000
CRadio Rome said at least
three Allied infantry divisions
about $1,000 men-and large
numbers of tanks and heavy
artillery weapons were spear
heading the Fifth Army attack
and asserted that the Nazi de-
tenders were battling fercely
every step OF the Way)
Gen CiarkS invasion forces
drove inland in TWO columns. with
the British northern wing reach
ING the out, kirts of Campo Leone.
only Is miles below Rome. and the
Americans l2i2 miles further
south al Ci~terna.
The twin thrust threatened mo-
mentarlly to break across the
electric railway Limo loading down
from Rome and further Isolate
the German troops struggling TO
hold their Gustav Line 20 miles
south of the capital.
Front dispatches said The Ger
mans were entrenChed IN consider
able strength along d fve-mile
stretch of the railway between
CiSterna and Campo Leone. and
II was indicated they would make
their main stand there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
CONFER on SHUTDOWN

The Stoppage occurred As off
cialS OF Ford Local 80. UAW-CIO,
met With war department officials
in Washington today 10 complain
because the plant was closed
down SATURDAY by The manage
ment, with approval Of the army
air forces. In an effort 10 combat
abSentccism
Glen Brayton local president
had asserted that closing Of the
plant for one day would result in
CONTINUED on Page ,. Col. 81
Evening star., 1944-07-01
ApTs. FURNlsNfp tceet. |,

rm., bedrm.. kit, dinstte, tile bath, shower;
couple only. no children, pets: $49.5O.
sai4 III 81. N.W.-second noor: bedroom,
,aaiss GSly. ~. AftsS t;...I $50 Pm.
share large apt. with ? others. some furni-
ture preferred: available July 3. AD.
AkLN0TON-Nice. clean. completely furn-
ished S-room, bath apt; private home; 90
min: downtown: block to bus; couple de-
sired; reasonable. Gil. b475.
Sl6 9Th ST. S.E.-3 rooms. semiprivate
bath: pat al utilities included: convenient
/ ROOM, Kitchen and bath. refriserator.
gas and electric included. HO. S077.
NICE MOD. base. apt, pvt. gentle home.
quiet couple: garden, etc: $3.50. Ii.
h05n: 9th ct Central ave. sc. Cony. bus.
ATTK., AIRY, well-fur. apt. elec. refe, !,
porch: suitable 3 to s quiet, employed
adults: Eentile home. no girls. ia. 6079.
2 BEDROOMS. living room, kitchen and
bath; newly papered. 10 Fla. ave. NV,
MAN TO SHARE 4-room apt: cool. mod
ern, well furnished: separate corner bed
rooms; entire End floor detached dwelling
amid trees. gardens; cleo. refg.: Takoma
Park, mr.. bus terminal. % min. to Pa.
ave-; $40. Sligo 1649 after 2 pm. sun
ONE ROOM, kitchen, private bath; em-
ployed couple preferred. AT. 9236. I424
Evening star., 1944-07-01
BoATS.

COMET SAIL BOAT for sale. New main
sail. Can be seen at Slip No. .13. Column
CUPBOARD MOTOR for sale. UN. 4s7s. .
2O-FOOT SHOAL DRAFT cruising sail
Club. W 81 .1so' ~ Box 1es.s. l. star. sn'
FOR SALE. practically new factory built
metal Eowboat. IA IT. Ions, with eqLipment,
Holland Park, North Beach, Nd: phone
CABIN CRUISER. Richardson; 20 IT,:
sleeps 8: completely equipped and newly
5seIa es,rss oldosn snsRy na pss9
26-FT. X-BOTTOM FISHING BOAT, cabin
sleeps two; perfect cond.; available at $40
sO-FT. OPEN BOAT. 4 years old; excellent
for trolling. 23 m q. h: extra motor with
it, both Terraplane: $3.50. Can be seen
at Coltons Point Md, or write r. e. NUN
Ths GEsSER; 3705 Brsndywins st. NV.
l6-FT. COMET CLASS GULLAH, excellent
condition; new Ratsey sails, also Joy sails
Berth 105, Corinthian Yacht Club; owner
transferred. WO. 3495. e
FAMILY RUNABOUT. 16' genuine Thomp-
son; with front deck used only two weeks.
equipped with 33-h.p. lste-model Eyinrude
motor In perfect condition; OUTFIT cost
500; moving West. will sell complete for
S410: real buy; fast. safe and snappy
appearance: good for bay or river: boat
IN :, WashingtoR gas rations available
Evening star., 1944-07-01
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Msvvlond end vissinis.

ss23 SO. JOYCE ST., Arl.. Va, IA. l7se-W
.-Large. well flirn., to gentleman Of clean
habits; SIS per month; good bus service.
FALLS CHURCH. vA.-Nicely furn. mas
ter bedroom, pvt. bath and shower, 4 large
windows, in pvt home: kitchen privileges.
WORKING couple pref. Falls Church
S4S-W-2.
LARGE nicely furn. rm.: kitchen privileges;
Bethesda, Md; service ofncer wife en-
ployed; refs. required. WI 1915
TAkOMA PARK, 40 Sycamore aye.---Adj.
bath. no linen: good, quiet neighborhood; !;
SINGLE CORNER ROoM-Adjacent to
bath and shower; large closet: fne loca
BEAUTIFUL ROOM employed people.
semiprivate bath. SO per week each: house.
NEAR GREAT FALLS, in woods: groom
cabin for campers; $50. Chestnut 2273
ARLINGTON. Va. - Private home has
one room with twin bees. kitchenette.
private bath: Frigidaire, heat. gas, elec-
trtcity furnished: S14.OO weekly; two re-
nned, quiet ladies only. Chestnut 2838. .
ARLINGTON, rear Of 615 So 22nd St
Outside cottage, 1 large room. cool and
pleasant: $2b per mo-; no room service.
COUNTRY CLUE SECTION. near Bethesda,
Md.-Only 20 min. from town by auto;
completely private master twin-bed room:
private shower, 2 closets. 3 exposures; z
men or employed couple; S36 ea per mo. /;
gentle home OIL, O094
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HOUSES WANTEp 70 1RENT.

UNFURNIsHKD 8.or-4-bedFoom y house.
NV. nv s section q yirsi9insS eonysn,snt vest,
ss.aA9ssrs Hass;s A9ss ss. a. ms g s'.s sor. modern
sss aes.. ysre g ,s ,siss'ss: so. ssR ss u ss.1 nj
Or suburbs Als1andrs: SisSs.s r.is1snsss
sxcellsnt M lnno care. probably lons oeeup,ney.
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and . children,
AGED z and 10, desire 2-bedroom furnished
house at modest rental on semipermanent
basis: NV. Washinston or near nv. Dis
trict line ehone 1t. Rhoads, ordway 500.
sn.vEs srRING AaEA--s-roem yniur-
hsq.s :, 500 &c., sses.rd SS ess
NAVAL OFFICER ursentE REQUIRES 2-s
bedroom unfurn. house; win advance q
rent. resi sfod 5or saa iHsase aea house,
heat; modern convenience; sarsse; rst-
sss INTO ss H.
alroo, anto Govt, Cans my family get int od ?
GNFusNisaESS Nj IL nasinlsS HousE4 III s4 rooms. chevy
Chase: adults. no children. sentile. ex..
Si;,' ss$:; ;:s.I :ss
WANTED home in virsinia. permanent,
prefer fenced ssta fO1 son 81 and dsSahtei
2h, pleasant kkehsn for mother. auto
rSsi;n mats heat for father; occupancy soon
UNFURNISHED or 4 bedroom house, no
small children. permanent: social work ex-
ecutive,. 500 maximum; possession July
silver SPRING AREA = bedroom
uniurn. house, BY Johns.Hopkins Untv.
ghHyssieist; ucasr Tifs and dsughter I. g. $685.
bedrooms; in Arlington. Va. N. D. ePEER,
Box l92a; E.ns Church 26s1-J;
Chevy Chase, Westmoreiand or good NV.
location $3.50. WI. 548S.
WANTED-Small, unfurnished house. . or
'3 bedrooms. Responsible family of 8.
Prefer NV, ne. or nearby MARYLAND.
Atlantic 1895. LEON KELSTON. 3s
Evening star., 1944-07-01
HOUSES FURNISHED.

and of the bedrms.. USE uti 4. aE paid; nssee $50
SIZES Chevy GHAsE sR5ns sb Md rent
$500 month, completely furnished. cool
and attractive house: garage. large gar
pereh. dem Is % BED rooms. nf batss a1m maida san
room and bath in basement; July 10th to
SEST er 5Gsfrc2 sh e. offIciAL asIba desire.
share large cool house; in Wesley Heights.
July and August; can furnish breakfast;
SriysSsy SS hay q M.I,.a Or
nished a-5earoom and bath house, lave
Falls u 1Re HAqtas5 iso5 NJ var Van SGs sn9sn St
Partly furn. bungalow, rooms. bath,
Phens Nj. Sos7. oDen easn's: as, eeeD '0'' s'0'
ARLINGTON-5 min; from D. C., spacious
sbs%s Hth beautiful ssh msd acre
den With fireplace, fully .furn,: 5000 pei
R2Rpa nsh cKxHs aaSlst cH REeissrss ssss! OK slsa
Nd. for rent furnished for months Of
cHyY sna CHASE ssst RsY e f1so co pons En- 1s se
until 9 pm, 34O3 Conn. ave
tnKniNhGTOM,d tMEnishGd vAMFor ho rent completely
gon and Washington: restricted. Call
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. rooms and
BATH NV. section, 8 blocks from statler
until Sept. 30. Call AID. $40
RETHESDA-New B-room house, nicely
furnished, Sl23 per mo. Can be seen Sat-
nrday and Sunday, 10 to g. 1919 Slea-
WHITE PINEs"-Beautiful, cool home in
the country has everything: o rms, 6 bed
rooms. sleeping porch: badminton. court,
victory Garden; completely furnished. Maid
bus tIansportation or 80 min. drive TO
FOR RENT-use cozy new home tsxcept-
ing l bedroom). all modern. facilities.
Living room. breakfast nook, kitchenette
With refrigerator and 4.burnsr gas stove,
with closets. tiled bath with tub and
shower. Front lawn and back yard with
4. 8 W;js5 minutes to latter: convenient
Torpedo Plant Navy Annex Pentagon; 81
E day each; ladies Or gentlemen. sl6
July T6 sEFf AVE- .scsion tss
Vice house, well furn.; $3.50 whole
6undays. SH. 4436.
Evening star., 1944-07-01
ApARTMEhTs UhFURNisHEp

42I 7th ST. N.E.-3 rms. kit. and bath.
i n.H, iDs a:aor,1.a Mss' esse s ssh SE refs reas
utilities furnished: adults only. TN. 44si.
ss1t ssNs ossr sass s g. Eyitt.yf NEsut.o employed
HTS phens aSs% Co ing s4i sii'sh'n
hsas k.sIsss sTssslns st. 1s
ietd faol Tss ST. N.E.-s or = room apart
afns' 4sss MiSNEseTA I'm ssda AVE. NE. 1.t-noor
eona s5 r%s kitchen and and BATH Good
Hfs HEW 'HS AF HsP rsn NA bsstoom s
large living room, kitchen, tile bath pvt
front ont and Ins rear sntrs, back porch with
Hys.tsviis. ND Ao block q oaeens CHAPEL pei
rd.. next to Sacred Heart Home; $50. utils.
ASIA HALEY TER. s.E.-s67. 80: nearly
new, 2 rms. kit, dinette, bath. refgr:
heat. h.w. gas, elec. and storage, incl;
ia43 MoRsE ST. N.E.-s rms. pvt. bath:
all utilities included. unlimited phone.
LARGE LIv RM.. bedrm, modern kitchen
and bath 1st floor, detached house; gen.
e homo and oSe. S to oSs near sds
ties furnished. 6613 9th st. NV. RA
2455 - after pm.
rooms, kitchen and bath; private entrance;
hot and cold water. stores and transpor-
tation; S45 mo-: no pets: prefer no
children. 3414 seth ave, Colmar Manor
Md. Take Cheverly, Bladensburg School
ioa 18th ST. N.E.@Two rooms. second
floor: sink. semiprivate bath. Franklin
2003 Al home evenings and Sunday. 3.
SOP ST. N.E.-5 rms. and bath; $50 a
month: references REQUIRED Phone 81.
2661 ewes. and Sunday
LARGE ROOM. kitchenette. bath: cleo
s6 srlc refriserator. laundry facilities; garage;
Park. Adults only. Call 81 1892.
2329 1st ST. N.W.-2nd floor, . rooms,
S52. 80.
116 18th ST. S.W.-s-rm. apt: heat. light
and gas; conv. transp. to all Govt. bldgs.
: ROOMS, kitchen End bath, $55. 500
6th st. ne Oliver Ball
BEDROOM. kitchen; refrigerator. 1909
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1879 FAIRMoNT ST. N.W.--vacancy for
young lady to share with another; twin
beds: excell meals. CO. 1906.
DOWNTOWN, S19 10th st n.w.-Nice
lent meals in cafeteria; 81 wk. RE. ssos.
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds inner spring
mattresses. home cooking: 90 min. to Navy
1926 10th ST. NW.-Larse room: suitable
for or girls; also double and share
room for girl; excel. meals
DUPONT CIRCLE double rooms: ex-
css csllent meals; aso walking distance; reason
VACANCIES for young people: well:bal-
snced meals; every convenience; walking
THE TUD6R CLUE. i7S5 N st. NV
single. double; triple: excellent meals.
trdctiye room. good meals July and Au-
gust: Protestant family. WO, 1897. %
fNGOMAR ST. N.W.-Deliehtfully cool
room for 9 fresh vegetables from farm
eaily: GOOD transp. OR. 1880.
NR. WARDMAN PARK and Conn. ave
py PVT; h home; excellent meals; GO. 3127;
| 9Th St. GO. O294-For duration, board
ing derartment open to paying guests, large
double rooms Only
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poes{prTx uc

Sof5aEpwsn Sssison to Sul, vs .soa home IL voos:a
FO3 Cocker. spaniel puppies. 4
Old s9es. S$5; females. ss6. Mrs, d. 4.
Al Az fhSns Fairfax 2o7r'-l1 or
COCKERS-Biack. red and white: males
$36; females. S25. Coliie-shep epherd cross,
$o-$6. Wire-haired terrier males. S26, Toy
f1S fss terriers, s. male: $50; female; $40. POO
S0CkER SPANIEL. golden brown, ismsls.
HxBBITs AND PENs. s2 full grown, mo.tl,
New Zealand whites: will sch reasonably.
with GIVE to good home in country
GoSRs. cSlI,s dSss e xNSH GH Ssl5 OIL, u., .x,s.
Sld i, can Sa. e sesistersd yith Akc par
COCKER sPANlEIs. black. male. excel.
lent lent heath; 4; K. c. resistersd: $40 and
COCKER, handsome black male. 3 yrs.
pedigreed; rabies innoculated. No small
children: $3b. Oliver S166.
POINTER, female. resistered stock. II
mos, old, white, liver and licked. CH.
COCKER PUPPIES. AKo registered. pedi-
COCKER. black male. months old, house.
broken: Axe papers; immunized. TIE. 1888
DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPPIES, pedi-
greed, 10 weeks old, $40 CHARLES
ksAISER, IA SIT Merryneld. Va. Falls Church
fOUR DARLING RAT TERRIERS. Will Civ.
away to four children. Call GE: 1924.
Evening star., 1944-07-01
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
RIDING HORSES, saddles and brides

RIDING HORSES, saddles and brides for
sale. SH. 6626. 10s15 Old BlAdensburs
COWS (2). 1 Guernsey and / part Jersey
and Guernsey: 1 Guernsey and Holstein
heiffer, also 30 white Wyandotte hens.
Call Fails Church 1879.
3-YEAR-OLD th3roughbred riding horse
aU ana saddle. $l25. Phone Bowie SlH1:, 2:
HORSES, work and riding; ponies, all sizes;
jumpers; saddles, brides new and used
harness, single and double: wagons and
buEgies; strawrides BY hour. Rear. 756
WANTED TO BUY young trotting or pacing
horse; racing sulkey and harness. Call
Annapolis 1922.
sTALLION-Resistered black Percheron
for sale, or will loan to responsible party
Tor the duration or covering . period Of
/ or years as desired; easily handled and
will work: Call OIL. 6T63.
HORSE-Thoroughbre mare. with papers
and pack. Call Kensington 69s-R.
WORK HORSESHOE sale at SHADOW
LAWN STOCK FARMS, Gaithersburg, Nd
Ph2ns PaMid e. a,lGrf6IP Y q P9sh Sas,nnin UTn:r hi,
5th., at. FAIRLAWN STABLEH, 1906
MAYOR I'd. Sc: 20 head Of riding horses
brides, saddles, blankets. etc. For further
Information call Vance Hicks. WA. 251S
HORSES, ., open: / hunter for saH
AL sound: priced for quick sale Daima titan
H1ppies for sale. NORTH END STABLE
DRs X869.