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Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
". Y. STOCKS
BY UNITED PRESS

New York. June g. O'Pl Activity in a
few low-priced shares Friday featured ii
quiet ifregularly higher stock market.
The modest Improvement reflected an
improved technical position after two
sessions Of unsettlemcnt MANY Of the
leaders rose fraCtionally. Specialiies were
up a point or more and in the case of
Austin Nichols preferred, a liquor the
gain was five points. Liquors generally
were firm
General Gass A. stock stood out as
the most active issue from the opening
when a 20. 0.O00-share block appeared. The
issue rose 1-2 point TO a new high while
its conVertih ihle preferred made a new
followed report the company had reach
top at 126. up 3 Demand for these shares
ed tentative agreement on recautali-
cation plan. Oother utilities were steady
10 firm with American and foreign power
81 preferred. up more than point
Chrysler led the low-priced motors in
Large volume also was noted in WHY'S
turnover and made a small net gain.
Overland. Higher priced motors were mar
row movers on small volume.
Automobile equipments were strong and
active with new highs in Hayes ManQlae-
turing and in Murray corporation.
Rail isueS improved partially after yes
ierday's setback. Gains IN the group
ranged TO nearly a point in southern Pa
cific oil shares were steady 10 easier
Coppers had a few soft spots with Ken
necott equalling its low for the year.
Arcrafts Steadied.
Closing Dow-Jones averages: Industrial
142 u6 up o l3; rail 39 co. up ol5s uul-
ity 2292, up O.12; and IS stocks 5o.44.
up oil
sales mounted to $40, ,257 shares. against
SCI, SEQ Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
Red S
Viin
BY GLEN PERKINS

NEW YORK, June 9. tUP)--For
the first time since Dizzy Dean
did it in 1884 for the St. Louis
Cardinals, the majors were in a
good spot Friday to produce a 80
game winner, with Bucky Walters
of the Cincinnati Reds pitching
staff leading the candidates.
Walters gained his latest victory
over his favorite opponents, the
otherwise difficult Cardinals, 2 to
at Cincinnati Thursday night. He
Just missed shutting them out for
the third time in a row, when they
made their only run in the ninth.
1t was a hard loss for Lanier, who
yielded only four hits Both Red
runs were unearned, coming in the
sixth when George Fallon made
two errors fer the Cards.
The Dodgers snapped spots with
the PhillieS A, Brooklyn defeating
them in a double header 6 to 3 and
8 to l to move from seventh to
fifth. Four run rallies salted away
both. victories. Augie Galan's hit
ting streak was stopped at 10 games
in the nightcap.
The Giants made it two straight
over Boston at New York, to 4,
Voiselle winning a tairiy good duel
from Tobin, with errors providing
runs on both sides.
The Cubs upset Pittsburgh with
an eight run second inning and
coasted to a 10 to 6 victory
Roy Partee's ninth inning homer
broke up the game and gave the
Red Sox their second straight vic
tory, to 7, over the Yankees at
Boston in a twilight billing. 1t wa
the ninth defeat in II games for
the Yanks.
Washington pulled out of last
place with a 7 to victory over
the Athletics at Philadelphia,
achieved on George Myatt's triple
with two men on in the 11th inning.
Clevelanc wC1l a night game at
st. Louis to 3, handing Kramer
his fifth defeat. He has won only
once in his last seven games after
starting the season with five
straight triumphs. Detroit at Chi
cago in the American League was
rained out.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
SPORTS
SoIons SpIurse
Kills Sc CT A.e cd
BY UNITED PRESS

A nine-run splurge by the Sacra-
mento SolonS in the ninth inning,
giving them a 10-6 win over San
Francisco, Grove the Seals down
into third place ip Pacific Coast
league standings Friday, as Port
land increased its lead and Seattle
jumond spot.
The Beavers defeated Los An
geleS So to take 4 one game mar
gin over Seattle The RainierS Won
over Oakland 9-8 in 10 innings
San Diego went into a fourth place
tie with Hollywood, three games
off the LEAD. by defeating the
TwinkS twice, 3-2 and SO.
Sacramento,s last place Solons
had collected but four hits off
Seal Ace Bob Joyce until the ninth.
when six singles and a double, plus
two San Francisco errors. sent nine
runs clattering across the plate.
Forrest Rogers and Jake Suytar both
scored twice during the inning. Jim
Powers was the winner, relieving
Earl Porter in the eighth, as Sacra-
mento took a 2-l series lead.
Portland Won its second straight
from Los Angeles, 3-2, when the
Beavers puShet. over Two runs in the
eighth on Angel errors. George
ComellaS held Portland to seven
hits while the Angels were gather
ing 10 off winner Roy Helser.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
Rites Arranged
For Ex-CaIexican

CALEXICO, June Q. CUP)-Fun-
eral services for Frank Allen Pot
ter, 54 who lived in Calexico from
1907 to 1922, will be held at Bon
ham Brothers chapel in San Diego
at $3.50 p. m. Saturday. He died
Wednesday in San Diego hospi-
tai.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Velma Parker Potter; two sons, En-
sign Arthur V. Potter, who is in
the south Pacific, and Frank A. Pot
ter, Jr., of San Diego; one grand
son, David Mattson of Pasadena: q
brother Lewis Potter of Hayden.
Arizona; and sister, Mrs. Edith
Seligman, now living in Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
Boy Pitcher
Signed By Reds

CINCINNATI, O., June 9. CUP
Joe Nuxhau, 15-year-old junior
high school graduate, became the
baby of the big leagues Thursday
night when he Joined the company
OF Bucky Walters and Elmer Rid
ole and other pitchers on the staff
of the Cincinnati Reds.
Signed to a contract by the Reds
last fall, the six-foot, three-inch,
195-pound giant fretted through
four long months of schooling be-
fore he cou-d join the Cincinnati
team.
Should the young giant pitch in
a big league game with the Reds
before July 30, he will make base
ball history. No other 15-year old
ever has appeared in a major
league boXscor- ana Joe won't be
16 until July 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
OPPOSE DELMAR RACES

SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 9. CUP)-
San Diego's war manpoWer ccm-
mittee Thursday officially opposed
opening of the Del Mar race track
July l because it would increase
abSenteeiSm and have a diSruptive
influence upon war plant produc-
ton The office of price adminis-
tration will not approve special rail
or bus facilities % carry track pat
rons to and from Del Mar, Willa,d
Barr, ODT representative, said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
NJ AR K KETS
Z. A. PRODUCE

Los Angeles. June Q. Up Produce
Asparagus: Stronger Per Ii colossa
20c. eS fey and select l7-lSc. fey 14-16c
choice 12-14C
Beans Steady Per lh local and Sar
Diego co kyS valentines and yellow wan
HIP Sc. fair 1OC. ordinary 7-SC.
Bunched vegetables. Stronger on rad
iShes steady on others. Per crt. BectS
. 3 doz 75c-100 carrots , doz oo-1.2S
chard doz 75c-1 90. green onions ) doz
. 00-2. so. fair $50: kale 2la doZ 50;
leeks 3 doz 3OO-3 81. mustard ! doz 75c-
! 40; parsley 6 doz 1.00-1 y: radiSheS
small red 6 doZ I SOL. =. spinach ! dOZ
1oo-1 y; turnirs pa doz l.oo-1 -.
fair 75C
Cabbage: Oul: local cannohal1 crts 90
p. iboS and ordinary 5o-75c. 81 10
SKIS 6o-Slc: red 3.7o-3eo per cwts Savoy
crtS ! IGO-1.25.
Cantaloupes: Weaker. Imperial Wy c~ts
jbos 36S-45S 5O-7. 50 Std 45S o0-6 50.
y 25-2 so honey balls Imperial Valley ibo
36s-45S S0e-9 %: sid 45S 65o-7.o0. pony
45S-54S ! OO-5O0. std flats 12S-l5S y ~
so, honey balls Imperial Wy hos S6S-
4aS SOo-9OO; std 45s 6.5o-7.oo: pony 45S-
54S i.50-6.5o CrenshaWs std flats 5S-SS
3 80.
Celery: Stronger: Pascal 2o-22 IN. srts
best 7.0o-S0o. Sturdee crtS 3-6 doz $50
so.
Eggplant: Steady Imr.rial Wy luss &
crtS 10ai C 10.
Lettuce: Stronger: Dry Pack santa Bar
bara Co crtS ! doz 1 Oo-4 Il y 3.25-3. -
fair 800; local 8 doz 1.25-1.5o.
Onions: Dull; Stret sales 50 10 SKIS
Spanish OO-1 y.
Peas: Firm. Per ID Santa Barbara Co
1o-12.3c fair 7-qC.
Peppers: Steady. Bells green chill I'M
peral Wy 20-25c. low chill Imperial Wy
3o-25c. san Diego Co SOC.
squash: stronger; white summer local
lugS 1.5O-2. O0. Ne. 2S 5Oc-1 GO. san Diego
Co lugS 10000. No. 2s 5o-75c: Italian
local lugS 1.25-l.75 fair 1O0 No 2S So
75c: san Diego Co lugs 1.25-1.5O. fair
] 90. No. 2S 50-75c; yellow crookneck
I .25-1. -. san Diego lugs o0-1 50: Ban
ana Imperial WY per lb 5-6c
Tomatoes: Steady: Imperial Wy crtS O.
u tors 1902 %. los eOc-I %. loose lugS
50-75C.
WatermelonS: Weaker: Imperial Wy
KlondikeS small lots She 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
L. A. STOCKS

Los Angeles. June @ CPl - Weak
trading on the Los Angeles stock eN-
change Friday moved only 4oOO shares
with six issues up, six down and three
unchanged.
The list; Blue Diamond 10o at 21O un-
changed; Pacific Indemnity leo at A.
down d Edison 100 at - up Il Sin
clair 100 at 49, up i Richfield 100 at
90 down J. Standard of California 100
IL 81 down a, Union Oil leo at lSa, up
=; Gladding- Mclean 100 at 20 up l. ;
Hudson 100 at u down i Taylor Mill
ing 2nO at 49, unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
VIE FOR TEAM HONORS

BERKELEY, Cal. June 9. up
University of California and the
San Francisco Olympic club will vie
for team honors Saturday in the
Pacific association track and field
meet at Edwards field, closing
event of the season in northern
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. June Q. CUP - Wheat futures
advanced in unsettled trade and other
grains ruled steady TO weak on the board
of trade Fridas
Wheat finished the day up /. TO 9.
cents a bushel; oats quoted up l. TO off
=. rye off Is TO 4. and barley quoted
off J. to i.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
POULTRY & EGGS

POULTRY PRICES: Gan points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct. u, l943.)
First price-At Ranch 10 Wholesaler or
Retailer. Second price - Delivered TO
Wholesaler or Retailer. Third priee-At
ranch 10 consumer:
Broilers. Leghorns. under 2A lbs, sue
2A TO 3 lbs, 2Sc; fryers "a lbs. &c;
roasters all weights. 29c; fowl, Leghorn.
all weights 25hc; colored, all weights
25 nc; ducks. all sizes 25c; rabbits, under
5 lbs, 22-24c.
Los Angeles, June 9. CUP Eggs
Wholesale prices consumer grade; Large
grade 35l 81, grade 2S-29. medium
grade A 30-31; small grade A 22-23.
Retail prices TO consumer; Large. grade
AA 46-4s. grade A 41-43, grade B 3b-3t ;
medium, grade AA 39-41, grade A 3'-os
small. grade 29-31.
Candled graded eggs to retailers cases
Large grade AA 4O-42, grade 3l-5S'
grade 1884; medium. grade 3l-33;
small, grade A 23-25.
Butter: Grade AA 43, grade 4 421z,
X rade 42A, grade c a..
Poultry: Broilers under 5 lbs $50.
broilers Il -2L lbs. 30-32, Leghorn broil-
ers "a 3 lbs 3O-32, fryers "a lbs. 1922.
roasters 1922. Leghorn fowl lbs. or
over 22-24. Leghorn fowl a lbs. 1870.
colored fowl 25-27iz ducks 26-2s. do
mestic rabbits under lbs. white, "a.
rabbits colored F. o. B. ranch, p.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
VOTE DIVIDEND

BURBANK. Cal, June {. up =
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. stockhold-
ers of record June II Friday were
granted 5O-cent per share divi-
dend, payable June 80. Lockheed
directors voted the dividend in line
with a corporation policy of voting
dividends when conditions permit,
president Robert E. Gross said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
l.. A. GRAIN

Los Angeles, June @ up
Grain market: No. hard or soft white
wheat. sacked, 2.90-2.95: grading barley,
46 lbs. sacked 257is-2 62is: No. oats. .{5
lbs. sacked. 3.1O-3.15: No. = yellow corn.
bulk. no offers; NJ. MILO sacked. no
offers
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. HAY

Los Angeles. June 9. CUP
L. s. No. extra Ieafy "a. 50-36 so; u.
s. No. l 81 5O-33. 80; L. s. No S31. So
$3.50: L. S. No. : ie;4fy or No. . green
$50. 5O-32 30; U. 6. NJ. = S29-3I per ton.
30. ! barley hay s3O3l; No. l Oat hay
S37-3s
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
1I35ElSI!lLSlG1
AMERICAN LEAGUE

tSItTUdy htSHItS
Washington 7, Philadelphia 5 I'll
inningS).
Boston 8, New York 7.
Cleveland 4, St Louis 3.
Detroit at Chicago. postponed
rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

feSttTuay heSutS
Brooklyn 6-8, Philadelphia 81.
New York 6. Boston a.
Chicago 10, Pittsburgh 6.
Cincinnati 2, st. Louis l.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los Angeles. June 9. fUP) - Livestock:
Cattle. Salable 600 very SLOW, early
sales about steady. supply largely COWS,
bat good grades all classes lacking, few
common 10 medium steers 0.5O-13. com
mon TO good heIfers 11-14 50. common to
medium cows g.50-11. odd heads to u.
cutter and common s-9.25. Gamers and
cutters 5.5O-7.75: medium TO good bulls
95c-12: calves salat!e 275, very little
done, undertOne weak
Hogs: Salable soc. holdovers 74O. slow
steady. few good TO choice 19O-24O lbs.
topped at 14.75, medium 160-25O lbs. y. 30
$50, medium TO choice sows 9.OO-1O.5O,
fedeer pigs s.5o-1o some held around
u.
sheep: Salable 400. from load good to
choice 80 ID yearngs with No. pelts j..
SPCA sent a representative to
the set of a new Vanguard film to
check on treatment of 98-pound
shepherd dog. The hound makes
a vicious attack on ice Gotten for
a scene in the film. Walled Cot
ten: I'm the guy that's going TO
get it from the dog. Whom do
call to assure good treatment -
the Screen Actors Guild or Will
Hays?"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-09

lst game
San Diego ..-........ 0l0 020 0-3-5-0
Hollywood .-.... 600 600 2-2-4-1
Dilbeck and Ballinger; HuffOrd,
Intekofer and Hill.
End Game
San Diego ...-.... 100 900 22O-5-1O-O
Hollywood ...... 600 900 OO0-O- 5-3
johnson and Salkeld; Escalante.
Mistele and Hill.
Oakland 1890. 404 600 900 0-8-12-5
Seattle 1880. 900 421 100 1-9-11-1
Salvo, Pippen and B. Raimondi.
Lorenz: Specie, Mcclure, Holt, Tin
cup and Sueme, Hoffman, Buonar-
igo.
Sacramento 600 100 OO9-1O-11-1
San Francisco III 001 OIL 6-12-6
Porter. Powers. Pillette and Ros-
81, Marcucci; Joyce, Ballou and
SprinZ.
Los Angeles -. 900 OO1 1OO-2-1O-3
Portland ......... 900 OO1 O2x-3- 70
Comellas and Sani: Helser and
Campbell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12
Chevy Chase Neighborhood News Ea1su|E
Supper and Bridge Popular;
Many Otber Parties Are Giue,z
Miss Marjorie Stein who has beer

Miss Marjorie Stein who has been
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Scott Stein, will leave
Wednesday for Los Angeles to visit
her aunt, Mrs. Richard Hargreaves
Miss Stein was the guest Of honor at
q supper given Thursday by Mrs. c.
G. Mechanic and she will be enter
tanned Monday by Mrs. Wingfield
Pullen and Mrs. James Gouldin at
luncheon before leaving for the West
Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Lawrence
were hosts last evening at supper
and bridge.
Maj. and Mrs. Frederick Hammer
were hosts last evening at dinner
and bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Distlehurst
were hosts last evening at buffet
supper and bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Davis
entertained at supper and bridge
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H. Robinson
were hosts last evening at dinner in
honor of their guest, Mrs. j. M.
Milan Of Austin, Tex.
1t. Col. and Mrs. L. A. Haslup
have as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Baldauf and Miss Janet
Baldauf of Canton, Ohio.
1t. Francis E. Somers, who Is on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12

Lot her mother. Mr.. Augusta y.
Nonig, who has been her guest for
! month and viii leave Wednesday
for her home In Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Paul H. Griflth, wife Of Col.
Grimth, was hostess ut q luncheon
and bridge Thursday In honor OF
Mrs. Arthur Motley Of Chicago, who
recently moved to Chevy Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Harper are
spending week in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Boatman
have as their guest their niece, Miss
Shirley Birdsall of Moneta, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sutton left
Wednesday for q vacation at Miami
Beach.
Mrs. Robert r. Sweene is visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr., and Mrs.
n. L. Rankin, In Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12

Mrs. Walter Gray. wife Of Col.
Gray Of Winsboro. s. G.. Is the guest
lof her brother-in-law and sister,
DIR. and Mrs. william Norris.
Mrs. J. Austin Latimer left Mon
day for Williston, s. c., to visit her
JUNGLE and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Quincy A. Kennedy, and before
returning to her home will visit in
Columbia,
Mrs. Frank Paul Fallowfield Is
spending vacation in Knoxville.
| 1t. Arson Biggs. who has been on
duty In Europe, Is spending q fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John s. Biggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Paisley we're
hosts last evening at a late supper
party.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
POULTRY 6 EGGS.

COWAN CHICkS-Breeders of quality u S
approved pullorum controlled. Hatch Wed
Open daily, Std chicks COWAN FARMS.
HINES CmICks-Md u. S. approved Pull
elosed 90 sunday. GPh aiNEs 0'dStr aATcHERY isR'z
Olney. Md. Ashton 2021.
sABl BABY GhdGks Ead6 .sed ano so1ltTy supplies
PULLETs, fryers and laying hens, chicken
house and fence. Sligo 9163. :
60 80 WHITE WHITE ROCK and % n. Hampshire
electric automatic brooder and 500 electric
battery brooder. and metal poultry equip
ment. Call OIL. 6433. GIL Brookyille
$50 s. c. WHITE IEGHoRN pullets and
year-old hens; good laying strain, Pullo-
rum free. flock: choice of any, ST AS each.
58i l LIVINGSTON I'd. Sc. Locust 1853. =
ing IIEiS; Ashton aoo Hs$ Hampshire Reds; Jay
POULTRY HouSSRs. hens or 5000.
Sma II sizes ready for delivery, $50 so up.
ANNANDALE POULTRY FARM. INC. AL
$3.50 or DI. 0l22. 24*
white and reds; 81 rs each and UP. Call
Rockville 15S-W. JUDGE HUNT, Poets
Lodge, West Montgomery ave, Rockville
Md
WILL TRADE, ducks or what have you,
200 N. H. RED PULLETs, almost ready to
lay: 81 90 each. Gaithershurg 39-J, eve
nings or Sunday
TENDER COOKING CHICKENS, we'll
started, to weeks CID s 39c each; al
broilers, SOC each: 3-month old fryers. aec
each; also ready -to-lay pullets and tender
bakers. Cali Rockville 158-W. JUDGE
HUNT. West Montgomery ave-. Rockville,
Evening star., 1944-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION, 120 basses; state make and
Price co,Iso, Box 4g5,J s sr,, stsr ,t., s....
af5fs aDbrNe e0t MAchiNEs iG s WANTED. also type
griseEs Call gs We ,7g49l plGk up RE o234
hpD1SG Adj Nc MACHINES. HINES hes caleGa ators type
writer's, office equip, all kinds; top price
e SaT sHf CO 4dg WK stsm1 D eoec
tions. coins. metals, gold and silver BOUGHT
HOBBY SHOP. 716 18th st. NV. DI. 1872
BABY'S CRIB, medium size; chest OF
drawers and small size washing machine.
BAG, doctors or nurses, Phone North
RaNn ae suGSsg T attsE veeRdays HsSss
nTiees. Cali Mr. FARREN RE Ss2a. 'SD
BAND saw; Craftsman, pulley, using
fall nHih + EITzMAUR1cE ii q otce, m pif5Gf 81
4915; home. DU. 1881.
lsandrl tfay eoDnaton ON h cR a6ss SiRk and
BEDSIDE C0MMoDE for invalid. Phone
Deeat9r S179;
Contents Of apis; or homes. at at once. We
do mSying un, carefully; p stSrase, IA. 2937 81
tors, washing and sewing machines. stoves,
%e suy yad1s almost anShne sre
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture;
contents 1ii,; OF apfS or homes at once We do
moving careInuy: storage. IA. 2931. 23'
BEDROOM SUITES. Office furniture, dining
and living room suites, elec. refrigerators,
glassware and rugs. Dupont O513 23.
hdGYcdr taG ora%sy aip sss5 e a6n' in good condi
BICYCLE, 20 inch, wanted for girl yrs
old OR. OATS.
BICYCLE wanted, girls, small. OR. 2947
BOOKS-Best prices, small or large lots
Bring in or phone ME lS46 STORAGE
BOOK SHOP. 420 10th st NV
CADET UNIFORMS AND SABERS wanted
We pay your own price: We also sell cadet
uniforms and uniforms for all purposes
and all accessories: everything in stock
KOPERWAS' UNIFORM SHOP. 1915 7tf
st. NV. DE. 1904. %
CAMERA, 35-mm. wanted by sailor: in
good condition; state price and descrip-
CAMERAS and photo equipment urgently
needed. Highest prices paid. FORr
PPHH4oT2 PPH42 suPPLY, "a; e9g !, 5sh st; NV. g..
Graphic; also. accessories. Randolph 94e3
w AAA heS S0OAAs
Evening star., 1944-10-22
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

PoPP1 9lIia, Vii, months s}. Old 6o BLACK male part
thoroughbred White spitz; male SO;
female, $500. 26o5 irving st. ne. MI.
CasNARIEs, young Hartz Mountain singers.
dl1erent colorS, Price, $40 and S12 so.
boGHoUsEi io32 8i.x4xss * va ft ave' heavy Rs sslv
roof SIS 90. 495s Columbia pike, Ariins-
G,, GH: 5TIRY-coB's cANpIpArE-g.tta.s
Spaniel puppies from this mating for sale.
EYES; Sun. before 4, after : or by appt.
CANARY BIRDS, young singers and hens:
fRozgS fisG PSs 0,IfI MEAT TR' a55
orders ,ARMAN FROSTED FOODS, Ashton,
ONE WHITE and red stud dog, reg. and
top bloodlne; one white and red brood
bitch Wrehayen and Roderiek breeding:
cate breeding and show type, Phone Silver
DoBfRMAN rNscHERs, 5 months old.
COCKER SPANIELS, partIcolors and black;
eb@mrpiG9 p14 N2d siESd Dr. G9o G R DAVIS COLLEGE
BOSTON PUPPIES, males and females; reg:
HnNF IIlsg9d wsS1rp Ts1Is old 86ds i4th @ st. nv
mot Boston,, spayed female; lady's pet.
Box 4g2-J. Star.
registered champion bred; nice specimen;
IN$DE CAT C.6 % {. DOC aDs5,msRs Very
coocKER PUPS; 3 mos. old tgt and
$i,REaS: Il :, @ Es!I; a chS!ch Eslis Church lgsf -
KIrTFN XII TNe wsNffb NTffffKbs; Ti5b,n sf DE g@ss
pretty, with personality; part AnSora or
persian, or low-priced Siamese; excellent
Ps Ffa pre- By Gan3 2a5 bSss sts
bucks Il mos old, 81 and S5. WI 233e.
BEAGLE PUPS. little beauties. bred to
COCKER SPANIEL, red and white. spsyed
SniidrFn SirH en- VIII eEe E her to any one who vii
ENGLISH Settlers. pair. 8 mos. old. with
papers. for sale. Cali FIR. $500 ali day
part Psrsian nos Cali i0T no PfsaPiui P4s4 Kittens
COCKER PUPPIES, bgft color, vks. old.
GERMAN police puppy. half grown, must
sell today, sacrifice, SIS. Phone Ashton
sCHIPPERKE PUPPIES. mos. old. A. K.
roy MANCHESTER TERRIER, thoroush-
o6s mhs n6uS mS SGa Sd S Tsd bd2s D ass sso blue
tick. needs, one season hunting with thor
oughly trained coon hound to finish him;
Will take S35 or will pay fancy price for
dog to finish him with. WHITELEATHER
Bowie. Md. telephone Bowie 264l.
ENGLISH BEAGLE HOUNDS t2l most
beautiful dogs, perfectly, trained hunters,
registered. SIS each. Apply 3025 o ST.
nv, after | | am, Monday.
each; 5. beautiful kittens to give away to
people in country, or who have fenced
yards, ia. 4434 after : pm. or Sun.
BOSTON TERRIERS at stud Champion
american Ace, only champion in this
area. and Royalty Kid Ace; perfect marked;
use these studs II you want quality. ia.
aS19. 4201 4th st. NV.
ASPIN HILL CEMETERY-For pet animals.
Most beautiful animal cemetery in the
East. nationally known; visitors always
welcome Call Kensington bpm.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. black. bun
and parti: 4, K c; registered; temp. inoc.
ENGLISH Settlers, finely bred, winners at
New York, Baltimore and Washinston; for
sale at reasonable prices. Call Rockville
15s--W. JUDGE HUNT, Poets Lodge. W.
Montgomery ave, Rockville, Md.
FAWN BOXER PUPPIES, superior quality.
excellent bloodlines, 10 wSs. old. Boz
500-Js Star.
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Evening star., 1944-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

REFRIGERATOR, electric, Gu. it.; Roper
gas stove, separate oven and broiler; eX
cellent condition. Alexandria 1926, Sun
day 10 to noon.
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The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11

CHURCH OF THE LYING GOD
CWFF., 1906 North oath Street,
Rev. S. K. Nichols, Pastor
Rose Marie Oliver, Reporter
Sunday School g: AS am.
Morning Service II 80 am.
Evening Service ..........7:3O Pm.
Wednesday night Service ..7.3O pm.
Friday night Women's Work 8 pm.
We had a wonderful Sunday school
with a grand attendance. The child
rem are eager to learn about the
Master.
Morning Service was also grand.
Our Pastor preached a soul stirring
sermon and did our hearts burn with
in. One was added to the Church.
We thank God for that.
Sunday night our pastor delivered
another stirring sermon which stirred
every soul.
We have healing service every
Sunday night.
Our pastor has selected for his sub
ject Sunday morning Nov. 10, you
must be born again" Sunday night,
You Might get by but you can't get
away"
VIZ are having chicken and chitter-
ling dinner Saturday, Nov. II at 2429
Lake St. Beginning ~ o'clock noon
until? For hte benefit of our Pas
tors Aid. So try one of our dinners