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Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
BASEBALL GETS ITSELF
A BRAND new CAR

To a great maj jority of baseball fans
the country over, the selection of U. S.
Senator Albert B. (Happy) Chandler of
the Blue Grass state undoubtedly will.
be hailed with satisfaction. He was a
dark horse and to most laymen, and
perhaps as we'll to baseball followers, his
selection came as a surprise.
There had been too much talk and
ire-pulling to have made the naming
of player logical or reasonable. AS
matter of fact, there is to be a ''czar"
in baseball, manifestly the choice should
not fall on an active player or club man.
ager But the choice must of necessity
be someone who is an Nth degree fan, and
this requirement certainly qualities Sen
ator Chandler. He is athletic.
In addition to his interest in baseball,
he has back of him experience as coach
and in college was no mean athlete him
self
Chandler is exactly the opposite of the
former czar, Judge Kenesaw Mountain
Lands, as to personality. Landis wSS
abrupt in speech and action; carried his
judicial attitude into all his baseball de-
cisions and hearings. Chandler comes
by the nickname Happy" honestly. But
for all that he has the faculty Of firm
ness and this is part of the fitness as
was demonstrated in the long years
Lands served.
No one understands better than Chan
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
Temperance Unit
Mans Crusade

CHICAGO. April 27. CUP)- Ma
ticral temperance movement leaders
met late Thursday to formulate
plans for a postwar temperance cru
SADIE after voting to establish a de-
partnent of education.
The department of education will
cooperate with all other temperance
organizations, leaders OF the move
ment said.
A new board of directors was elect
ed to work under the leadership OF
President w. Earl Hotalen, Birm-
ineham, Alabama, who was re-
elected. Ida b. Wise Smith, former
national president of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, was
elected vice president.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
LEAGL ADVERTISEMENT
PROPOSAL FOR BIDS FOR THE
PURCHASE OF TAX DECIDED
pPOPERTY

Notice is hereby given that bldS
for the purchase from the City OF
El centro of the tax decided property
hereinafter described will be re-
ceived at the office of the City Clark
Of the City of Ell Centric at the City
Hall in said City up to and until
6 100 o'clock p M. of the 7th day
Of May, 1945, and said bids will be
opened and considered by the City
Council of the City of Fl Centre at
the next succeeding meeting, or at
such subsequent meeting to which
such consideration may be contin-
ued. The City reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Said property is described as fol-
lows:
Lot 16, Block SO, Second Addition.
Lot 5, Block 20, Second Addition.
Lots Is and II, Block 33A, Park
Addition.
Lot 2, Block 81, First Addition.
Lot 7, Block D, Second Addition.
Lot 3, Block 81, Second Addition.
NEA of NWh of So of Tract
49-15-14.
all in City of Ell Centro.
IRWIN MAUPIN
City Clerk of the
Ciy of Fl Centro.
DATED: April 81, 1945.
No. SO AIT
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
INFANTILE HABIT

Victoria, B. c., Canada, Times)
Smoking, says a noted psychiatrist, is
in the sane class as thumb-sucking, and
a baby's pacifier will accomplish the
same purpose as cigar or cigarette.
We hesitate to predict what effect this
shocking revelation will have on Cana
dian life. But it seems logical that once
the cigar shortage eases up. the juvenile
smoker will feel free to come out from
behind the barn and join the rest of the
family in their infantile enjoyment of
the weed.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
BY MAC R. JOHNSON

ABOARD PACIFIC FLEET WAR
SHIP SOMEWHERE IN NANSEI
SHOTO, April 81. CUP)-A 6-foot
3-inch, 212 pound Negro, who was Il
waiter at the New Yorker Hotel for
nine years, performed super-human
physical featS when his ship was hit
by a Japanese suicide plane on
April 16 off Okinawa.
He is Stewards Mate Second Glass
Samuel c. Dixon, 90, of Bayonne
New Jersey.
Ensign William G. Word, Jr, Sill
yer City, New Mexico, Assistant
Gunnery Officer, told of DiXon's
work:
He carried a case of three-inch
ammunition under each arm and
they weigh about $50 pounds each.
Sometimes he would have case of
ammunition in one arm and be car
rying a wounded man in the other.
He would place a man in a
stretcher on one deck and alone
carry the litter and patient down a
ladder to the deck below"
HAD TO WORK FAST
The husky former waiter said:
I'VE all had to work hard and fast.
The executive officer told me Let's
keep fighting
It was the day of the third large
scale enemy air assault against our
forces in the Okinawa area Ensign
Word said, when ships like ours and
our lard and carrier-based fighters
virtually destroyed the Japanese
armada.
Wed bagged one zeke Zero
fighter plane in the morning short
" after dawn" Word said Then a
little later two vals (divebombers)
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN JnaC
ANDY B. ABELLERA, residing at
and whose address IS 671 South Fifth
Street, BraWiey, California, Intended
Vendor. intends to sell to P. +.
ORRA, residing at and whose ad-
dress is 637 He'll Street, Ell Centro,
California. T. c. CASTANIETO, re-
siding at and whose address is Nj
land. California, c. TABAYOYON,
residing at and whose address IS 489
Broadway, El Centro, California, and
B. GUIEB, residing at and whose
address is 488 Broadway, El Cenfro,
California. Intended Vendees, the
following described property, to Wit:
The business and goodwill OF the
business known as New Mexico Cafe
located at 9C4 &c" Street, BraWley,
California, together with the name
OF said business. all fixtures therein
located consisting of cafe and bar
equipment, all stock in trade con-
sisting of beer and wine, and all
other personal property located IN
said premises. That a general deSlg-
nation of property to be sold IS as
hereinaboVe set forth.
Said sale is to be held on the 4th
CAV of May, 1945, at the hour of ten
o'clock 1O:0C) A NJ. of said date
at the office o. Lee Nuffer, 205
Rehkopf Building, El Centre, Cali
fornia. when and whera the pur-
chase price and consideration of said
sale is to be paid
Dated this G5th day of April, l945.
ANDY B. ABELLERA,
Intended Vendor.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA }
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL )ss.
On this 25th day of April l945,
Before me, L. LEE NUFFER, a No
tary Public in and for said State
and County, personally appeared
ANDY B. ABELLERA, known to me
to ce the person whose name is
subscribed to the within Instrument
and acknowledged to me that he
executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and Notarial
Seal the day and year first above
written.
L. LEE NUFFER
Notary Public in and for
said State and County.
(SEAL)
No. 50 APT
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
Free Trip Waits
Liberated Yanks

WASHINGTON, April 81. UP)-
The war and navy departments
have agreed on a policy of return
ing liberated Americans to the Unit
ed States from war zones without
cost.
In the past, the navy charged for
passage on its transports, while
the army carried the refugees home
without asking a fee
The difference in policy was
brought to light when numerous
complaints were entered that the
navy was extracting promissory
notes from Americans liberated by
the Philippine invasion.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
DIRTY POOL"
Detroit Nlews)

Detroit NeWs)
Our 1t. Gen. Bradley in his address
to American officers in Britain on the
eve of the western invasion warned of
what might be expected of the Nazi in
the way of craftsmanship. He is, in
brief, addicted to dirty pool, the general
declared, citing as an illustration that
his white flag might very well conceal
a deadly ambush. This Naz is a new
breed. If he held his fire on Easter,
we can be sure he was swayed by no
religious scruples. He is too conditioned
in his own vile creed to have any respect
for others.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
COURT OF APPEALS RULES
ON "STRIP GOLD MINES"

SACRAMENTO, April 27. CUP)-
The third district court of appeals
has ruled that men who strip"
gold mines for the owners under
"lease" arrangement are covered
by the unemployment insurance
act.
The decision reversed a judge
ment of the Nevada county super
icr court which held that the les
sors were independent contractors"
in their relations with tie North
Star Mines company.
Justice Paul Peek, who wrote the
appellate court opinion faid that
extensive control features written
into the contracts by the mine ccm-
pany placed the lessons in the class
of employees.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
feather BOB CUT
CT FOR ARMY NURSES

AUSTIN, Tex. Lprii q. CUP)-
The feather hob' is the army
nurses equivalent tcr a CT haircut.
The short shingle IS given the
nurse trainees at the BARRIERS PIX
where they get it and like it.
Officers at Camp Swift, near
here, training newly commissioned
nurses in army ways report it took
the trainees a little time to get
used to denim coveralls, which re-
quire nc fitting. Leggins gave them
some trouble but not as much as
the helmet liners.
The Camp Swift center does not
train nurses. 1t takes registered
nurses and acquaints them with
army ways-procedure, customs and
courtesy.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
Pilot Describes
Bombing Raid
On Berchtesqaden

EDITORS NOTE: The follow
account of the bombing of Berch-
tesgaden today by an American
mustang pilot from Flint. Michi-
gan, who accompanied the Brit
ish Lancasters on the missionD
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
Waiter Becomes
Hero at Sec

each carrying a bomb between the
wheels attacked US
One val was. knocked down while
the other Swep5 Iow over the ship,
pulled up. made a turn and again
headed at the ship.
Seaman Second Glass Jack l..
Frost. Pleasanton. California a gun
ner said I'VE fired all the am
munition in our ready boxes on the
plane as it made it's second run.
we had it burning before it crashed
into US.
Il krew he was going to hit us.
He looked so close I think l could
have reached up and touched him.
Nobody left his station. =
Word said the plane crashed into
the ship and the lomb went through
and exploded on tie opposite side.
FIRED PISTOL
The skipper epmtied a whole
clip from his As pistol into the Jap
plane right up to the second 1t
crashed into us, Word said.
The plane jammed itself so
Jl2llJlA IllO lllC obSNA supp SNN ~
ture that the engine was still en-
bedded when I visited the ship.
There was only one survivor from
a four-gun 20 nm battery while
none survived at a threeinch gun
position closest to the point of i'm
pact.
The remains of the Jap Kamikaze
pilot. who wore a rising sun flag
around his head. was buried over the
side.
Chief Pharmacists Mate Jack
Crowther. Omaha, Nebraska, said
at the time I talked to him that
he and two assistants handled 90
wounded officers and men ana
counted 80 who had been killed
instantly.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27

account of the bombing of Berch-
teSgaden today by an American
mustang pilot from Flint. Michi-
gan, who accompanied the Brit
ish Lancasters on the miSSion.)
BY 1T. RICHARD PHANEUF
MUSTANG AIRDROME, Britain,
April 81. CUP)-We were 10000 feet
UP, and the explosion Of heavy RAF
bombs on Berchtesgaden shook our
planes.
1 saw the town of Berchestagen
lying quietly in the valley among
wooded high hills. The sunlight was
streaming into its street and on its
rooftops.
I could not actually pick out Hit
ler's chalet, because I didn't know
exactly where to look. But the
country down there didn't stay the
way we found it 7ery long.
Raj STRIKES
There was quiet and sunlight
when we found the town. Then the
first wave Of Raj bombers struck.
l was flying escort to the first Of
these, and I saw those bombs go
down.
believe they were using earth
quake bombs. saw them strike into
the town itself. The second batch
of them hit in clearings just south
east of the town. Then great
clouds of smoke and dust rose, hid
| ing Berchtesgaden.
It was SO clear at the start you
could see with great visibility. g.
The first Raj wave went in well
spread out. The conclusion Of the
bomb bursts was terrific. You could
see waves of explosions, and those
waves were like flashes of simmer
ing heat over hot road.
The bombs were hitting in the
town itself and into the clearlngs,
one of which, just east OF the town,
I am told, is Hitler's place.
ACK LACK FIRE
I watched for possibly five min
utes until the first wave of bombers
had finished. At first there was
no gunfire from the ground. The
target Just lay there open. Then
the guns began firing perhaps two
or three minutes after the bomberS
arrived.
The ack-ack guns appeared to be
concentrated around the town itself,
and the clearings.
We saw no enemy planes during
the trip.
We were in the target area per-
haps Is minutes. The flax was very
heavy.
AS I left a second wave of Raj
bom,,ers was approaching. The
bombs had sent up heavy cloud
of smoke and dust, and Berchtes-
gaden was almost obscured.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27

EDITORS NOTE: The fOllOUing edit
oridls are presented as interesting 0pln-
ions UOiced by editors elsewhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
Editorials and Comment

dler the position baseball has been put
into because of manpower and war needs.
He should be well equipped to get the
great pastime on its feet after the war
ends.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

MALE pointer, IL years old. I'm
mune to distemper, also rabies.
SOS. 1884 Chestnut st. (4268B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CINDERS, Gravel, crushed stone.
Black dirt, fill dirt yellow sand.
Amy amount. Yards, corner God
dard and Allen Rds. Phone Wy.
7031R11. u651B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

MALE Scottie. Papers, pet or watch
dog Sacrifice SIS to adults. Write
Box 222, Wyandotte News Herald.
(4282B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

BIRD DOG. Master in service. Call
vi. 1-0331, 1920 am. to 6 pm.
After Z pm, wy. 2267-J. (4261B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

FOX and beagle pups. Six weeks
old. 1145 Oak st. (4218B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

HEATING WORRIES vANIsH-Auto. coal
mates; no deposit: SO mos, FLA terms
h AZ r g rA App ia co. AID, s546'
8 PACKING BARRELS, ! hand sweeper.
1 / TgX XE5 practically. new: | Harris
sted and i wool oficer's uniform, / OFF,
GERS mackinaw. l blouse. pink. trousers.
| white uniform and cap; all size 40; 2
E E zgSorsted ofncers Shirts size 1854
MusT SELL COLLECTION of genuine
Italian Italia French German yiolins, violas,
nishes, too1s' a1S ING No. Gay oa ST. Bsito ND
WIDOW wishes to sell an S-grave site at
Cedar Hill Cemetery, in Md: site 3-4. 3D.
on viii sell 0 reasonabl set to settle estste
5 e'eIoek or write to Box * I IsS MAI MARY a.
adm nnnif for Vim
FAMILY MovfNG-Gas range. bedroom
suite, dining room suite, baby furniture
H H Fsi' phEs s ma MACHINE, Under nse
ONE 3-PC. LIVING RM., one s-pc. &C dinet nett
one 5-pc bedrm., twin beds; one 3-pc
i4S4 So George Mason DR.. Apt. -
/ TIP. eGsH I'm MOTOR SCOOTER, just
9ve PaiRs a and d repainted 81 72is
81 80 pair; Irish mail. for child 20
S2 80; / stereotype machine, tripod stand
ONE s-inch fitting table saw, one .14-inch
band saw with interchangeable motor, ll0
YOUR NEED ANSWERED - Powerful
block plant Shipment two weeks after
receipt Of order: Dealer territories avail
able: POWER EQUIPMENT CONSTRUC.
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AVIATION,

FINANCE YOUR AIRCRAFT purchases
through us: benefit by our expert appraisal
facilities; see us when purchasing: we of
one ,s, who flies consult sH1VERs INsUR-
ANCE AGENCY. 1910 Vermont ave. NV,
INTERsTATTEE,, 11s hip. In good condition
Cal Mr.. Jones: co. ,42li
ALRoNCA CHIEF, late 1881. Continental
6sTatos ssce M NEsoH Rp ME free sh
AERoNCA AIRPLANEs are here again
See See The ntr rev Champion" on display over
Gall Ma. $3.50 70 arranse Demonstration
flight. WILLOUGHBY N OFFLEY. dis
tributor. 30s
COMMONWEALTH AIRCRAFT, INC, max
erS OF light land planes and amphibians for
the private pilot. salesman, commuter and
hunter varied in use, constant in quail
your distributor, COASTAL AVIATION
CORP, Suite 402. Southern Bldg DI
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p pe2ec sALE AeToncs Tandem trainer
FAIRCHILD F Ranger. 3-piace. com.
plete with landing lights. flares. generator
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcon..)

SEWING MACHINEs-We ,Duy ali types;
p pspar IT. 81 In buttons
~ cal WA. a5o sHs'mA''e'' restaurant
TOYS-"O" gauge electric train in good
engine ,(hook and ladder TYPED: milk wag-
on: girls baby carriage: magnet dollhouse
rs al ped aY7 s for small boy
Call Greenbelt 1866.
TRAIN, wind-up type; with tracks; cash or
tTadei ball-bearing skates and sled. SH,
TRANSIT Aissa1f BUILDERS or survsyors must be
RcIteft ca CHI s g52a
TRiCYCLE WANTED, in good condition,
sea TO YEARS go6 Sld r for boy Of father
Xii bTins T., sTlesce please Sell US one foi
TRiCYcLE and snail mai WACO wanted for 2.
yeaT-old child; good condition. Call MI
TRICYCLE., 4-5 year size, good condition
TYPEWRITER, used. portable. d., 1880,
su Ias exiepi best pTices
late models; get cash today. Call RE. 0234
for pickup or bring to 1909 14th st; NV
TYPEWRITER, standard Or portable. EN-
2 GTBr any ZINE except Sunday.
nnrpt EWhiIEK-Prlvate party wishes te
model Call Georgia s7i9. s.
UNIFORM, WAC officers, size II, wanted
limim leely. Phone GIL. 6900-Alabama
vELoCIPEDE WANTED for serviceman's
children, age yrs. Phone GARRISON
WAC tricycle.. doll carriage; prewar; in
good condition; reasonable. WA. 1854.
Cash FOR DIAMONDS and, olo Rolu. ala-
NEST BURK. INC. GA 18th NV. Di. 2773
CAPITOL FURNITURE CO., $50 Indian.
ave: n:w.-Household. once and antiau,
sala Ssss .n tss'i s ea R Ewes
VACUUM, CLEANERS, in any condition
s00a ewes Y eaf E5lfs
Am INTERESTED in buying old ,-velry
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ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID for dia
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nss5"s MA sss sw fheef o. yl fis"o"d'
YOUR ATTENTION, PLEAsE!--Just ou
OF the Army and in need of all kinds Of
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in fine collectors items. Fair prices ane
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WANTED TO buy one Mi-12T0l RCA re.
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! WANTED-Pr. of ladys white roller rint
skates. size 8. Call Monday, AT 1910
ADULT will store your piano, preferabl,
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Used MIN eograph and addreSsograph ma.
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WILL EXCHANGE ehild's tricycle. for small
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WANTED-Large tricycle., must be reason.
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COAL, WOOD ono FUEL OIL.

WOOD = Convenient
loc. ion, quantity makes It possible to sell
wood, seasoned and mixed: cut desired
BGo 5 81 a6f o Of Rseder AGa9H
IS CORDS wen-seasoned hardwood. ST.
cord at farm Some rough sawed hard
T NO Inks ans Aq FaR also some l9Gh
Md Tel. Gaithersburg 26-F-6.
HAVE WOOD to burn. Oak. poplar and
pine pine m nix III s;@4 inch length: immed
SEASONED PINE, $3.50 per full cord
SO per u cord; delivered no storage.
Pa. HARD COAL. stove, chestnut. pea,
bhuckwheat; Pocahontas. Immediate de-
COAL, approx, ! tons buckvheat; hot
sEasoSE6 nSs OAK AZ M 10 d. $40 per cord
WOOD FOR SALE nsa oaeet cut any lens
E sof any Any purp o prompt d6sliyery in
EsH and as ch0Fch PhonS ?os
ANDIRoNs, IRE tools screens ano all nre.
pace goeds 'epaired and reaEished D; l.
CALL THE WOOD MAN for fireplace vood,
highest quality, seasoned and 1000 hard
wood; guaranteed full cord We also have
REPLs ,Sfe1 Wo 50M Df for sac g. An de-
livered promptly to Washington, Virginia
1n "a Ma Eonns $3.50 per cord: De 65sGi
wood, $50 cord: cut any length immediate
delivery, D. c. and vic. EN-. -243S,
WOOD for fireplace, stove, furnace. alst
kindnng. wholesale and retail. COOPER
SUPPLY GO, Sl3 18th st. ne: AT. 53l9
| lengths. NE. 1900, DU. 1881
WOOD. stove and fireplace l6 or "a in
| length: buy retail at wholesale prices. ST.
cord in 3-cord lots OK. 1859. 2S'
"a inches, mixed pine and oak: promp
delivery II 2440.
oil: we deliver so gallons or more. Ii
HARDWOOD, seasoned l year. cut any
length: immediate delivery; $50 a full
cord: 5000 half cord. WI. 0695.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

* LEGEORN PULLETS, almost ready Il
lay. 81 80 per bird. WI. 1915. AYRLAWN
CAR|S. Bethesda. Nd
PuLLETS. 25 3. r, 5h mos, s1.a5 each
s. sy 5n ea nshS g., A4ro white, Beautiful
JUNE HATcHED New Hampshire Rec
ROSTERS for breeding or baking, 50 80
tric lncubator; electric breeders. Falls
Is LARGE, white Pekins ducks rs Austria
o T6ite q ,sy,nJ Pulsts sb9ut onths
White Rocks and N. H, 50 ca. in lot; in
dividual chicken pens with feed and water
trays, hold from 8 to II ca. Sc to $40
IaPd Ma G H. po dT4oR go Swami rd.' Suit
MAMMOTH Pekin ducks as breeding stock
to head your flock. SH. GAG.
s, You n e Rhod s ISLAND BED ggle!
FOR SALE 80 Silver Lace wyandottes,
bullets end cockerels, 5 months old, $i.25
HINES cHIcKsGMd., U. S. approved, Pull
forum tested; matches every Thurs. Closed
On Syn y W. olney, Nd; Ashton ,.0al.
sssss SD 'q HISS aSrGh
cowAN's chicks: BABY ana started. We
ea ssss fssh' for ssssr
p Eaissrs. cowAN FARMS phone 234i.
5 ESds fresh t5Sm The nsst daily INC Sun
Sq1ss1s; Ms Hoexsr sEeedsr coal
furnace: ! stove heater. CHI, zoos. 25s
easy to raise. not destructive; sreatiy re.
choice stock Union zoos 'l'1' w. ~
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

l BLACK SADDLE HORSE, Western, broke,
f1Tbsr ane for see must sell have
RIDING HORSE, gentle and fast, children
play around it all the time haye, to sell
saddle and bls n iS.' BRIDE and martin
E Ef.f Va nAon 65' Cal M 10!
COW FOR SALE, scatle, easy to mix,
HORSE BLANKETs. 500. rev: bale hay
and ear corn, work and riding horses, ;
young mules; straw rides by the hour in
wagons or trucks. Rear 736 18th ST. sc.
SPECIAL SALE OF slightly used Army wool
Enel. saddles; new and used Western and
PRAIT SAD SADDLE & aARNEss c.; 2os.lo
South Paea St. Baltimore Md, near
ONE s-YEAR-oLD HORSE for sale; work.
ride or er drive; guaranteed. Call Union
T 1Is!lg a,aorse, practically new, in;
HaD fo 5rysa @ i DoN s1S stf
AEsE sE "a Griffin 5Sfi Nd s Ws 45e 8uFseFs
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mare. 3 yrs. old: all we'll broken; for sale.
Tel ;,I BR. 9534, Bethesda, Nd.
old ia F, Bosch B Bow; s' s5 9He 'H'0"'H
buShel; goats t2), Toegenburg, s months
5O04 = P. ETsENscHMIDT
REGISTERED, i-gaited saddle mare yrs
SENATOR WAYNE MORSE, Meadowbrook
Saddle Club. Chevy Chase.
ALL KINDS OF horses and mules bought
and sold SHADOW LAWN STOCK FARMS.
Gaithersburg. Mo Phone W O. Dosh,
LESPEDEZA HAY: / dappled gray ridins
mare: jumper and hunter: | Shetland pony
Cell CHI 1887 or Fairfax 5S-W-ll
PONY, 3year-old, well broken and gentle:
also riding outfit. 1ndianhead 274h
KORSES-Auction sale every Saturday al
livestock, fowls. etc. Zoo Philadelphia
I'd. near Bowley's lane. Baltimore Md
MAMRY SACHS. Auctioneer. 25s
ls sp,, child or lse s man Cali BRADLEY
SHETLAND PONY. 6 years old, for sale
BRAINARD HOWARD Ii. O4S6. 2s1C
SPOTTED PONY u>, > yrs. old; . black
riding horses, / white gelding, l sorre
mare colt. ! bay mare colt. HILLTOP
FARM, Fisher I'd. Sc. Temple Hills Md
I SHEEP; ! ram and 3 ewes, Call Hill
PALcMINo GEID,NG. s gated child can
ride; S125. 1904 SIND ave, Edmonston
No 20"
sHo.TS. FIGS End butche-inr hos; pure.
bred Berkshire boar. NE. 1874, SH. 2114