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Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
New Phone Books
Will Be Out Aug. 2
announcement Made This Week
BY Acting Manager 7. W. Collins

Distribution of new telephone di-
rcctorieS will start here next
Thursday august - and is eX-
pectcd to be completed by August
13. it was announced today hy
Theodore W. Collins. acting man
aeer OF the Diamond State Tele-
phone Company.
The new directories contain
a more compact and convenient
classified section. Mr.. collins said.
Business and professional sub
scribers in Bedford. Dover. FELTON,,
FrederiCa. Harrington. Milford and
Smyrna are now grouped together
in the classified section under ap-
propridte headings. Business and
professional listings in more dis
tant exchanges. which local people
call less frequently appear in other
directories.
CTutn To Page 3. Flease)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-08-24
GRAHAM is Reelected
PRESIDENT MONT. F. |.

James d. Graham of Helena was
reelected president of the Montana
Federation of Labor by an officia
count of the votes at the convention
in Billings. The votes were cast by
mail earlier this year and we're held
until the three-day annual convention
which began Tuesday, for the official
tally
John Fl. Driscoll of Butte was re
elected vice president.
Executive board members and theii
districts elected are: E. H. Helterbrar
of Billings, l T. P. Taylor of Boze
man, 2; Sam IRWIN of Missoula, 3;
June Burke of Helena, 4; George
Yeager of Great Falls, s. Perry S
Melton of Kalispell, 6; Alfred F. Root
of Missoula, Z, and Frank j. Birming
ham of Butte, s.
The officers and board members
take their new offices on January l
1916, for two-year terms.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-08-24

7. The Norton bill for permanent
FEPC to help preserve the gains ne
groes have made in industry during
the war
In addition organized labor is de-
manding abandonment of the Little
Steel formula which has kept lid
on workers earnings while corporate
profits were allowed to soar to new
unlimited heights. With initiation no
longer a danger, labor spokesman
point out that wage increases must
be permitted if workers are to main
tain their purchasing power during
the critical days ahead.
Congress can be called back into
session by President Truman, Demo
cratic leaders of the Senate Alben W.
Barley (Ky.) and of the House John
w. Mccormick (Mass), Republican
leaders of the Senate Wallace White
Jr. (Maine) and of the House Joseph
w. Martin Jr. (Mass.).
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-08-24
Depression
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to provide unemployment benefits of
$25 a week for at least 26 weeks for
all unemployed, including discharged
war veterans. Congress has ignored
that request.
Congress has neglected another
emergency request by the president
to create a single administrator of
surplus property to speed disposal of
about 500 billion worth of surplus
property. Failure to make this prop
erty quickly available for peacetime
use is the biggest single bottleneck in
the reconyersion program.
other essential legislation congress
must pass includes:
l. The Murray full-employment bill
under which government guarantees
it will maintain purchasing power at
full employment levels.
2. The Pepper-M ead-Thomas bill
which would raise the present 40c
hourly minimum wage to Csc.
g The Wagner-Ellender housing bill
which would provide one million new
low-cost homes year for the next
year and provide thousands of jobs
for building and construction trades
workers.
4. The WagnerMurray-Dinge1l So
cial security bill to provide a national
unemployment insurance system on a
permanent basis, raise social security
standards and provide a nationwide
health insurance program.
5. The Halliburton bill to appropri-
ate 800 million a year for construc
ton of health centers, hospitals,
schools, libraries, community centers,
roads, airports and other public works.
6. The Murray bill for a Missouri
Valley authority and the Mitchell bill
for Columbia Valley authority, which
would create huge power projects sim
liar to IVA
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-08-24
new BUILDING
lin use AT NORTH
MONT. COLLEGE

! The new industrial arts building OF
Northern Montana College will be
open for class work with the begin
ming of the autumn quarter on October
1 according to an announcement by
President G.. H. Vande Bogart. Con-
struction of this building was nearly
completed prior to the war and final
details have been finished recently.
Equipment for classes in engineer
ing drawing, surveying, drafting, and
descriptive geometry is completely in
stalled in the new building.
The first large shipment of equip
ment for the machine shops is due
to arrive in Havre within the next
few days. Another shipment is fol
lowing in the near future, and all
shops and laboratories in the entire
building will be equipped as rapidly
as delivery of machinery and apparat-
us can be made.
When fully equipped, the industrial
arts department will offer courses on
the college level in auto mechanics,
machine shop, woodworking, plastics,
radio, welding, drafting, and related
fields. Courses will be offered both
for beginners in these various depart
ments and for those who have had
courses in high schools and wish to
continue with college work in the
same fields.
The new building will also provide
increased working space for the engi-
neering department. The head of this
department will have his offices in the
industrial arts building, and several
of the classes will be taught there.
The college offers the first two years
of regular work in chemical, civil,
industrial, and mechanical
engineering. Students who wish to
specialize in aeronautical engineering
can complete the first part of their re-
quirements with special program in
engineering.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-08-24
ALetter To
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like all of their 'vassals", you are
marked cheap in their book of rec
ords.
Let us return to the status of the
days when we were young and mu-
tually respected each other and we
are sure you will be easier, in your
own mind, and your adopted state and
the native state of many of us, past
so years of age, will go forward and
take her place among the free, proud
states of our great nation, and the
contented, happy people, who, after
all, are our just and final judges, can
and will say-Here is a Man after all.
FRANCIS E. BEALL.
SIG 21st Street North,
Great Falls, Mont.
DEMAND THE UNION LABEL
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-08-24

The G. l. Bill of Rights was enacted
to provide for the basic needs of re
turning soldiers. 1t is divided into
five parts, which will be examined
here.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-08-24

A seventy per cent drop in available
supplies Of pig tin since January l.
1912, precludes the possibility of re-
leasing any tin for current recover
sion, WPB announced today This
scarcity hits tins greatest use for
shortening coffee, dog food, canned
goods, tooth paste and shaving cream.
Civilian demand sharpened by four
years of slim tin diet, would quickly
consume available reserves if unre-
strained by government restrictions to
safeguard military uses, WPB said.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-08-24

action and, in a bill by Senator Nc
Carran IS. 741), to members of the
Merchant Marine. Numerous propos-
also to strengthen the G. l. Bill of
Rights have been made by labor and
veterans organizations which will I'M
doubtedly be introduced in congress
in the near future.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-08-24
INSTITUTE PANEL ON BUILDING MEMBERSHIP

the panel taking part the of
Missoua
discussed the subject "Dcut of Building
Union
editor
Workers
Paul peterson regional
Cascade Trades
Treasure JournaI
Evening star., 1945-07-28
BOATS.

se RICHARDSON : KERMATH. so.hP:
RsiPssa sssRs ssah tst Co. DaSdaE
do1FT, nsf.n0isi sAifsoAr. msA Busaye design. com.
Sleeps 4 galley and shipsmate; coed
sSnaGR traRsfsPred. ssa Contact Ii JOHN = FLINT.
y. A. s. Patuxent River. Md 80 week ygss
a5-FT. BOAT, 7-ft. beam. cabin model
Can be seen at Roses Boat Yaro; Sc.
Bosa Hosn Club i ofiose' next !" ha''o" ro"''
sses sseFT. GAR WOOD spEEpBoAT. FIR.
FoR fsSs aEAa5 Schooner for on.
modations for party q four; Sailing for
AnnsPolis At. ysabt ysrd Write B. G. pIxsoN Annap-
oREN o51a WoEKBSAr, dSSs is-P-57s. Cali JS. gSvis
BSsSi Boar + foR of0EEI saIE, $500; 80 It,. 7 #.
Eco CABIN CRUTsER, raised deck. 2s1s
or Can pE $40 shd UsneT OF W.T. p5a55 0'''
CABIN BOAT, 30--ft.;. ready to 90, Chey-
roist motor H,nfusnished S4S5; 2s;ft.
IA. sas7 week sseninss. IS Sunday Sunday pm. pm.
sS2f4ErhAfF Sff AcAfF TAfHT cABiS eekUfsER ekTU sleeps T.
complete galley. toilet; can be seen satur..
ssy ans No. al 1{s$2 dsS susaaH NASH Il sR
WILL TRADE 5-passenger Buick coupe and
cash for 32-3S-ft. cruiser in like condi-
ton. Phone Taylor 2770.
46-FT. YAWL, by Lawley, Kermath motor.
HARTGES BOAT YARD, Galesville, Md.
I8-FT. sAILBoAT. Gypsy. good condition.
sets of sails. May be seen at CAPITAL
YACHT CLUB. Reasonably priced. Falls
iRlFfa i4.FT. THoMiPasoN and 1o-h.p. motor.
perfect condition Phi. Chestnut 0193. 29'
CHESAPEAKE BAY, Ka-cab. cr., 36x9; exc,
condition; Ford VS. motor; S7o0; located
at Deale. Nd Phone Chestnut 0193. 30s
Evening star., 1945-07-28
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

B0OKKEEPER-ACCOU full charge;
can NE sss on sH ins s1s MRs nuHS
DREssMAKING. designing. remodelins, al
ssThs0ns sTas e pess0nsse aaa MISS aB s BEET
GovERNEsS, fully certified teacher, piano,
voice, dramatic art; graduate London Col
,sSs sss ESTopean Eur trsgsI supervise Study
LADY WISHES Hs s0 4 posssfrTrioN as companion.
Can drive car and free to travel: ref
Box sfsaanssa So s sh1ns " A l05sw
NURSE, undergraduate, ga yrs expert
ence, knowledge OF typing, wishes position
N,,Rs II 9RSssors i once 4. e. Bog 4s4.c, STAR 2s.
istics' 'ss Psf 'ss Mon. 'n50asi u as p Il $3.50
NURSE, N. Y, r. NJ, desires position in
NJ. ROsENzWEIG, 5301 New Hampshire
ffsossrFPooS fss fsndSls6er D66rdRs bR$s OFFICE ABOUT
Also knoxlsdrs OF typins. Mrs. BURdEss,
PRoTEsTANT WOMAN. competent secty.,
wishes room and board for self and child,
i In 1 Z parlial anE return for BE- services sH, 1873
msnasips' service; M @ ) szehanssd for apart sa.
RESIN REsssiiiDESfTF' MI NJ MANAGES. yiST experienced de-
years exp as asst and manager; local ref
erences. Write Box 135-C. Star. 30.
SECRETARY, adm. asst: years Govt. ex-
perience: z, trade association; IL, legis-
lative; salary, $50 week. Box 44-D, Star.
29s
SECRETARY, responsible. energetic. avail
able Immediately; Is yrs, experience; 40
hours, $50 Box 46S-C, Star, for interview.
29s
sEcRETARIAL DUTIES exchanged BY jap
anese-Americsn. Govt. employed. for room
and board In refined home. HO, 26s2. rs
TYPIST will address envelopes at home,
1890. 2es
Evening star., 1945-07-28
SITUATIONS MEN.
EXPERIENCED casualty insuran

EXPERIENCED casualty insurance man
wishes to buy interest in old established
ExPER. MAN wants So house cleaning ns' by 70 the
day, call between s pm. and 10 pm. SUM-
day all day, pU 0ssI; u
R POSITION nN VIDE experienee eHh With Hsnrs mena
building purchasing and merchandisns,
MAN, coiored wants chaufreuring, truck
perienced. with high school education. Call
y N9rth # & osS7' 8 am to l1:3Q pm. 2s.
ss sS So 5sp g star lsO angling sd
MAN; Man; age, age 80; yrs col ed interested
writing Govt. ms. Now empid. Govt
MAN, so. with radio, eneineerinE and sta
$500 minimum: BOX iso.D. Stan. II S6si'' So
6s. saa sssSi. %.S SsSS
FAINTER, ist pc class, @ interior. ae exterior:
&c my avn York; sS fses ovsFsss aS 'Hs "a
REFINED JAPANEsE-AMERIcAN. college
light work in private home in exchange
for partial maintenance; references. Write,
care OF Mrs. wilkens, 341e 18th st, NV.
aETIRED RI. v.1i IT I eoI 1.t GorPs Of
nosition with opportunity: ready to learn
Box SD. Star. 30s
SECRETARY. exper., man; full or part
time; August ! to 18th; rapid, accurate
typist and stenographer; references, edu-
cational and vocational. Box 397-C, Star.
STEWARD, rest. mgr. maitre d'hotel, 20
years experience. desires connection hotel
or club. Address Box 490-C, Star. 29'
asst, ofice mgr, 3s yrs old very active,
draft exempt, several years experience,
desires permanent connection responsible
organization; now employed. TIE. 1874. 2e'
Evening star., 1945-07-28
HELP WoMEN.

YOUNG LADY, some experiences, in once
81 aut9mobiie company; good salary. 81
aaGys' MG' 81 shoMAR aado MOTOR CO. Silver sprins
YOUNG WOMAN, white. not over As. to
assist IN dining room at Lisner Home;
Ing conditions: references required. Call
YOUNG WOMAN with ambition, college
and manager OF attractive and exclusive
dress shop. GEORGETOWN. Marvellous oppor-
tunity to right person; excellent financial
ssrIIannRsement, InR Tea, WHO Ho' v Slas; ,.r, ,,,, ,n
start, So 70 weekly with rapid Increases: ss s.
es saen 81 III ~
1ce, 722 18th st n'S Monday throush
E5issy r i sac Tna N as e gm is SET, s9 r
+ TEIEPhoNE R CO HiTins
approved BY War Manpower Commission
MTEREsTiNG ssi ~ ,st. WAR M0RkEsaEn.nss a.
no experience neeesssry n eseelent le Gortins
es l$b "a g g. w. ARSs Ron shroSsh smoES
e pS sSo fHr rH caEsSPRAkE e PEA sst oTSonRc saS
approved By war Manpower Commission
SUITLAND-cashiers for cafeteria located
IN Census Annex. Starting salary at 1870
per annum, plus 2 meals each working day.
Interesting opportunity for women living
within the area Of quick TRANSPORTATION,
position: Apply doVERNMENT SERVICES.
INC, 1119 21st st. NV. or call Ex. 7451.
THE ARMY AND NAVY are our customers.
but we need you TO keep them SUPPLIED;
we are hiring and training inexperienced
or experienced men and women who want
to work-and keep their job-as tech
nieians, is,n inspector and sssemblers Of vital
many who knows the war isn't over, we
would like to talk business with you. Call
personnel 6ept. WA, 5000, WASHINGTON
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, College
Park, Nd.
PERMANENT position. addressing and Al
ing. Good penmanship requisite. One
KLEEN-FooT BALM Co, ao5 S. Oak St, St.,
MMEDIATfE oPENfNG" "f in branch once OF
outstanding business organization for far
sighted girl desiring security and oppor-
tunity for future advancement. Reason
able starting salary; congenial surround
ings; modern ir-conditioned ONCE; 5ha-day
week. Pleasant personality, ability to
work with figures quickly and accurately.
good typing awe essential. OPENINGS in
this ONCE rarely occur. Call ME. l721 for
appointment.
to take charge of al
teration and fitting, must be exper., for
new store opening on or about August 10
in Clarendon. Apply Box 267-C, Star.
Evening star., 1945-07-28
HELP DOMESTIC.

BABY'S NURSE. white. experienced. live
in, yr.-old boy; good salary. Call MA.
COOK, experienced: light housework, fond
Of children live in; S27 week. Box 231-V,
COOK. colored. to cook for 100; hours.
salary. DE. 979S.
COOK and General heusewoIker, live in
COOK ase NO ssnsrai sfN ho1sewoTker, @ IKE mo- no laun-
m Week ass. s9S: la@5s aeorsia ao7S e 0sO' 0's-da'
NEAR Ss sss;isf y. in f' or oat dfmE II
Gays u am; to $50 pm; $50 week.
Sundays; live in or out: must be exper
S1o0 month. Call d. 1886 from 10 am,
COUPLE. experienced, cooking, y,hw.,
urhs; 5000 month. WI. 5o11.
G.HW., live in, new maids quarters, COM
iortably furnished; $50 mo. Call Wo
GHw., colored; $50 per week and car
Iare; prefer party living in Arlington;
GIRL, g.h;w., no heavy laundry, no Sun
shildrsn; 1874 Nicholson s.. NV, NV Apt. @ /
HoysEKEEffR, FL @iddlelased sa or sdn white woman
to to,, live In IN ppsHsstse priystse room children in
employed couple; treated like one Of family,
Call EN-. 1854 weekdays after 6 and ali
HoUsEKGEP'ER, 8 mornings, small apart
manent position, sis wk.- no, .s965
LAUNDREsS. experienced: help with clean
day: M nGnd 81 and esffsre TSeas CO ssss ana f
ment, u day Thursday and Saturday OF
MAID for little girl and small, cool apt;
working parents, good pay, near Wis. and
Porter. ordwey .5224.
Emerson S124.
MAID. live in, room on End floor; block
from 18th St; plain cooking; children
MAID for general housework and plain
cooking, live in, room and shower in
basement. 1731 Holly St NV IA 229S
MA .fs Sr ns sspTa sgadaT ye X % o ect9
SIpDIE.AGED aif56i1 WOMAN. cook and ss.w.,
small family, other help, excellent salary.
MOTHER WITH CHILD to do general
housework In nursery; live in; Sundays of.
NEED VCcoLoRED GIRL at once: s.h.w.,
SURsE%AD s a SUp ever D4 g. Experiences @ aS only,
SeteTenc.s @ s0e essential; 'i iv. in @ or out; good
WOMAN. eolored, to work in lodging
Be SoFss S9F GOOD so es 5l5
WOMAN, g.h.w. and help care for one
week to start. Call ST. 9144,
WOMAN, white, wanted for general house
work, preparing meals for small family:
live in. State name, address and tele-
phone. Box 37-D. Star. 2p'
WOMAN, settled, for g.h.w.: 5ls-dsy week,
no SUNDAYS; 3 adult ladies, employed.
DU. 1928.
WANTED, middle-age, settled lady 20 live
In to care for serviceman's child, aged 8,
whde mother works; call Sat. after pm.
and all day Sunday WA. 7I9s.
Evening star., 1945-07-28
FARM and GARDEN.

GARDEN DEvELoPMENT-spec ever
green's for screen foundation lawn, large
towering shrubs, old-fashioned perennials.
bedding plants, heavy clumps Of myrtle
for banks. shady spots. Grading, seeding,
drainage, maintenance. Fences, rustic log
walls, guard rails, pergolas arbors. trellis.
Driveways. hagstones, terraces, rock gar
dens, pools, painting, carpentering. Won
dersro makes Door soils good, good soils
FEslcTShs TIA. TORS aad aa n types farm equipment
Pantns tSgso fSpgss
TREE II REMOVAL, eMsSSy complete lsndscapins,
planting, seeding, draining; no Job too
large or small; free estimates. Covered
BY compensation liability and property
damages insurance. WASHINGTON LAND
ScAPE co. EN-. 4675, Union 0e62,
FARM WAGON on rubber, extra set Of
y siTes, IeS body y, I6se, hitch tractor on truck
LARGE SIZE ENGLISH cARoUsEL, wooGen
hofss ysrx EaFs a on a4ts Steel 2a IN
AL shape, price tight for quick sale.
$50 BARBERRY HEDGE PLANTS for sale
cheap; about ga IT. tall; will sell all or
part. Colesville pike TO Bonifant I'd, turn
left third house on left. GEORGE BUR-
FARM EQUIPMENT for sale-Mowing
machine, used one time; ensilage cutting
box. tractor pillow, tractor disc, manure
spreader. harness. stationary gasoline mo-
tor. De Laval MAGNETIC mixer and other
miscellaneous dairy and farm equipment:
will sell very reasonable. Call RE. 1917
Monday
Evening star., 1945-07-28
PERSONAL,

nator, call RA. s62s S5 each treatment
ps9ay pHoNg rsaplPsS sHEPs. treatments sSsn ,o
Wr,ss''t. q voy are In need Of loan up e
81 JS.ssSs. u, ssa,.s pals, False ssssp s
SsesasS Westass sds se SIX yo1 14sS a NV Room oo2
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
ENGLISH self-confdence, freedom from self.
bfSfs FoR BOYS ~ SSS ors
school and camp. art, music; ridins. swim
ASTHMA, f Ia HAY IA FEVER FEVER sUFTERTRs-write TfEIRaTaRs-wit
for free booklet. j. c. MCLEAN. 6oo4 4th
MODERN DREssMAKING STUDIO, for
Gated. equipped for prompt service, Dresses
suits. coats to order; also restylinS and Y,
Il 9T RDsG TSSH aS ES isIs Gsarn
so-s TO ride properly lessons only SsS coed
and children under l6. Careful and ex-
ssSs ss RED ToP sIpISS VA
patients. Cheerful new home, high eleva-
SLIP COVERS. expertIy tailored; satisfac-
tion guaranteed: upholstered furniture
Il sSb hons P1 932 2o'
sionally designed and custom made for a
discriminating clientele; 7-day delivery.
MI. 1922
MAN, iaI-psycholosist writer. wants
contact unencumbered woman, around 30,
interested in writing for quality" maya
zines, cooperating basis. Box 450-C, Star.
GOOD GENTLE HOME for widow, service
wife or student in exchange for light
LIEUT.. CALF. BOUND will beg. borrow
or steal car, prefers buying any make or
year in good condition. AID. 1919 2S'
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES on Western his
tory, 100 slides of Remington pictures, $50
rer lecture; protector on hand. Lectures
suitable for evenings entertainment, Call
EN-. 2267 2e'
pieces made OF your own fabric, S32 So
5-day delivery; expert workmanship; Gus
tom made draperies, bedspreads. DAIG-
NEAULT, decorators.
NURSING HOME VACANCY, ladies only.
priyste ppss room. limited nursing. ordway
EXPERT GAMER with own equipment
will help can fruits and vegetables on
shares, any nearby locality. DE, 514s. 29'
WIFE OF SERVICEMAN desiring to be
near husband in the service may have
room and board in my home in return for
caring for baby during the day, no laundry;
Saturday pm. and Sunday free il desired.
Michigan 564T, call after & p.m 29s
Evening star., 1945-07-28
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER PUPS, sired by ch. Eonauitt
shi in Tafa 0fis Ra6s Hs5S and ''n:'
ssed bs bIacs. Ss Sa tsmPoraE' E paDsrs aGeq
available; s45 and $50, 190s No; ouin-
sps kAsinstSn Va Falls Church s46oJ
old, axe, registered; s25-sao. Kensins-
seoTfTir PUP. 10 weeks, Axe reslst.r.d.
coekRR eSe RR0qhfs PnPs two two. 5sautfu BEL RI2 mos.
SETTER ioF F'ia sale 8 for $50 Gait
SocRRR SPANIEL PUPPIES for sal. tsl.
champion cham on bloodlines @ vormsd and tenn:
eGI1F HEcfs1c es e. Ga M
cocKEF 6oshSEIs sf1 SPANIEL PUPPIES. Axe regis
SSkfR Sael mall. sra5L sSns female aaE sse.i
must Sacrince account leaving town Call
Cocker sPANrELs, male, thoroughbred,
TsEistered 2 months old. Telephons
POLICE DOC, black female guoDy fer
WANTED sood home for kittens, sn:blsss
Maltese ans 6ask and white tsse oSs.ls
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, 8 weeks; ex-
ceptionally good pups; Axe papers, cham
pion stock. Falls Church 2652-W.
4 PAIR Of young gray foxes. Falls Church
DoGs-collie, bulldog, spitz,. fox terrier.
setter, police, spaniel. mixed breeds. SIS
each. to people in country or who have
fenced yards; l Persian cat and another
breed kitten to give away. Taylor 4434
COCKER PUPs. IL weeks, blacks, blonds.
parti-color, Axe reg; wormed, inoculated:
champion sired and champion bloodlines;
$40 and $50, WA. ] 339.
COLLIE -sPITZ. male, for sale: very
nne watchdog; price. S25i leaving city.
5532 Call pl sc.
WHO WANTS an aiectionste pet dog as q
sift? He is =. yrs. old, small, brown and
white; a good watchdog; yours for the
asking; owner leaving city. Telephons
PUPS FOR sALE-Retrievers terriers and
chow, crossed with police, wks. old; GOOD
pets. RA. S47S
COCKER sIoei PUPPIES 3, sss,t thoySushbyysd; y, ,
S25; private residence 6153 31st pL
NV. Chevy Chase. D. c. OR. 6572,
SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPPIES, 8 months.
thorousnored: ., PooleSVille' Md. Phone