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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-05
SOUTHERN OPPOSES MOVE

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. &
P-The southern railway system
Is opposing the proposed acquisi-
toned by the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad of the Florida Est Coast
railway, it was revealed today.
The Southern filed an interven-
ing petition before the Interstt ate
commerce Commission at Washing
ION In which it stated that the
pest interests of your petitioners
anu OF the travelling and shipping
pubic In generl vii best be served
oy the continued operation of the
florida East Coast as a separate
ana independent railroad."
A hearing on proposed modifi-
cs'ion of the FEES reorganization
par pan has been set for Aug. 81 at
washington before Director Oliver
T. Sweet of the Interstate Com
mefce commission bureau of fl
anance.
Inc ACL has asked that the hear
Mg De postponed until November
anu mat 1t be held in Jacksonville
VI some other Florida city.
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FOUR AIRLINES
TO FLY TROOPS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-(P-Ar.
engagements were completed today
for four commercial airlines to
star flying troops across the coun-
try by Aug. 20 to relieve the bur-
den on railroads.
Newark on the Eastern Sea-
board, and Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and Seattle on the West
Coast will be the terminals. Plan
es and pilots released by the Army
air forces will be used by Ameri-
can, Northwest, TWA and United
Airlines.
The Air Transport association
announced that sc CAT Trans
ports and about 26O pilots will be
turned over by the air forces for
the service. Only part of the plan
es are expected to be operating
by Aug. 20, but all will be in use
within 80 days, when redeployment
by air will reach a rate of $4,000
men month.
The Air Transport associat ton
said this service might run seven
or eight months, and that it af-
fects in no war efforts of % Domes-
tic ai-lines to obtain the release
OF some ITO additional planes to
augment commercial fleets for
both military and civilian traffic.
The association said it would
require five or six months, how
ever, to overhaul and reconvert
the extra planes when they are
obtained.
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Mecklenburg Arrest Ends
Safe Crackings, Thefts

CHARLOTTE, Aug. A. R =
A total of % charges of safe crack.
lngs, house burglaries and similar
counts have been lodged against
three men now held by Mecklen-
burg county police, county chief of
police Henry c. Sewers announced
today.
The men held were listed as
Lewis Grain, Charlotte; Clyde Phif-
er, Thomasbo-o, and Ellie Stokes,
Greenville, S. C.
Sewers said charges against the
men include safe-breaking counts
in Hendersonville; house burglar
les, tire thefts and safe breaks in
Mecklenburg and post office rob-
berries, bank breakings and safe
counts in Waxhaw, Wingate, Oak
boro, and Peachland
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Miss Gibson To Sing
At First Church Toda,

The Lords Prayer" sung by
Miss Josephine Gibson, will be
a part of the service today at
LILO a. m. at the First Presby-
terrain church.
The minister, the Rev. William
Grove, Jr., will speak on ION
Hearing Welr' at the morning SER
vice and on First Things at
the brief service at 8 p. m.
Miss Gibson, soprano with
training at the Eastman conser-
vatory, will be accompanied by
Miss Elizabeth McWhorter, direc-
tor of religious education at the
church, at the organ.
Preceding the service, Miss
McWhorter will give a brief organ
recital.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-05
WOMAN ACQUITTED
NJ KILLING BABY

GREENSBORO. Aug. A. P) -
y, CYNTHIA Grace Hyatt, 24-year'
MI d, por+ugese woman charged with
Ga trst-degree murder of her in
III. son last April, is free wo-
nl Tho 13-man jury, following two
lr and As minutes Of delibera-
1ou-' handed in a verdict of mot
w! .':ltv' at approximately 8:45 .. m.
sT rhe court room was crowded with
il mostly of whom were
sps oen as the defense closed its
Nu "a and the jury adjourned.
en- no state had earlier charged
,,a l+t Mrs. Hyatt, of Port of Spain
r rin;dad who has been living in
crreensboro for the past 81 months,
~ Wv murdered her 14-month-old
10, nv putting him in an abandon
.G well underneath her home. Ac-
su ard;ng to the coroner. DR.. w. W.
u rp it was his opinion that the
In Ia died from injuries received
cl,. an his head struck either an iron
S ,.o or cement abutment in the
uoweve- the defense pleaded
No. Mrs. Hyatt was temporarily
, ;assne at the time of the incident.
Arthur Hyatt, who received an
.n,argency furlough while he was
viz. 9TH the Army in Germany, told
- am at the beginning of the
WI. WI that he would stand by his
1udge Felix E. Alley, Waynes-
.;11e presided at the trial.
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German War Prisoner
ESCAPES From Butne,

DURHAM. Aug. A. P Camp
Butner authorities reported tonight
that Kurt Rossmeisl, German
prisoner, who speaks fluent
English, escaped from the Prison
er of War Camp this morning.
The Nazi is described as being
about 81 years of age, with blue
eyes, light brown hair, ruddy COM
Pick ion, and wearing dark glasses
and POW clothing. He is five feet
seven inches tall,
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versal of policy long defended
by this government.
MacLeish said that the Neutra
lily Act was never popular in
America.
In general review of Ameri.
can steps towards international CO.
operation, MacLeish said this coun-
try is going through "a virtual
revolution" in its foreign policy.
He called the Is years between
world wars THE Epock of lire
sponsibility'' and said the world is
learning its lesson.
Terming The Policy of Irrespon-
sibility' as ''the Policy of Disaster
and Death, MacLeisn asserted con-
gress in passing The United Nations
Charter, Breton Woods, Recipro-
cal Trade Agreements Extension
and United Nations Food and Agri-
culture Legislation has given US
a new declaration of our foreign
policy"
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QADlO SETS WILL BE
AVAILABLE IN 1945
Continued from Page One)

Continued from rage One)
Small said enough automobiles
will be built by the end of 1915
"to satisfy. we believe, the needs
If essential users" Doctors, public
boalth nurses and policemen are
among those classed as essen
tial automobile users. About $780,
NM cars will be produced in that
time
Automobile rationing, Small said,
nrobably will be lifted some time
the first of next year when auto
mobile production goes into high
gear
Small considers wool clothing an
other bright spot in the civilian
goods picture.
More wool cloth will be avail
able to manufacturers during the
fourth quarter of 1945, and more
and better quality wool clothes will
be on the retail market in the first
and second quarters of 1916, Small
said
Cotton. however. will continue
10 be in heavy military demand
50 long as the Pacific war lasts.
By September WPB expects in
creased production of mems and
boys work clothing, work gloves,
hosiery, children's clothing, girls
dresses, blouses and underwear,
boys underwear, shirts, pants and
wash suits, sweaters and glrdles.
WPB also has authorized produc-
ton of 100000 more rationed
leather shoe monthly for the fourth
of 1915. Small expects shoe ra-
tioning to continue for several
months" however.
But shoes are becoming increas-
ingly PLENTIFUL with 10000, 900 more
non-rationed shoes manufactured
this year than in 1914 There have
been two ration-free Holidays"
this summer.
Another civilian item ticketed f1
increased production during the
next three months is household
laundry soap.
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More Vegetables To
Be Made Available

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Up)-
The Agriculture Department an.
nounced tonight that an additional
100000 cases of canned vegeta
bles from the 1945 pack will be
available to civilians.
It also announced that canned
tomato juice, mixed vegetable
juice, grapefruit juice. and blend.
ed grapefruit and orange juice
will become point free tomorrow
as result of reduced military de.
mands and greater than expected
vegetable and citrus juice produc-
ton.
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SPECIAL COURTROOM

OSLO. Aug. 4.-R>-The demand
for seats at the treason trial Of
Maj. Vidkun Quisling is so great
officials have rented a Lodge Hall
seating 1000 for the judicial pro-
ceedings, expected to start around
Aug. 20.
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MORE SHOES TO BE
MADE RATION FREE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (P) =
A large selection of inexpensive
shoes for adults will be removed
from rationing for the period Aug.
ust q through October 10, the OPA
announced today.
Shoes covered by the order are
those made before March /, 1914
and retailing at $3.50 or less pair,
This action was believed to have
been taken in preparation for ter.
mination of all shoe rationing ear.
ly next year. A War Production
board official who asked anony.
nifty said prospects are "verv
good" for elimination of the ra-
tlonlng program at that time.
OPA said its action was based on
reports tina. lower-priced shoes are
not moving out of Dealers stocks.
The public, the Agency said, has
been reluctant to spend ration
stamps for inexpensive shoes.
OPA said the temporary release
OF loWer-priced shoes could not
include children's sizes because
those stocks have not accumulated.
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Itchy Pinaples
Kill Romance

tra nsny shattered romances NAV be
skin b,o directly to scratching of
jn N'i tolemishes. Why tolerate Itch
oloto y, plmples, eczema, angry red
von oa ana other irritations, when
inv nv cah get quick relief from sooth-
dr. eterson's Ointment? 35c all
anniss !stS' Money refunded if one
petarsaauon does not delight you.
irrit.ts.oy,i Ointment also soothes
betwoee'u and tired feet and cracks
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TUNNEL OPENED

NIAGARA FALLS, ONT, Aug.
5.-(P)-A new $4,000 scenic tun-
ney, extending from Table Rock
under the Horse Shoe Falls, was
officially opened today. Maxim T.
Gray, general manager of the
Niagara Park commission, said
inspection of the old tunnel last
January revealed it was only five
and one-half feet from the Gorge,
Erosion having eaten away the
cliff.
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RECEIVERS PICTURES

M1NDANAO, Philippines, July
27.-Delayed)- R The family
snapshots which Pfc. Jack S.
Kepley of 1923 S. Main street,
Salisbury, N. c., lost while crawl.
ing along under japanese fire are
back in his possession. He found
them still in their plastic folder
month later and 80 miles away.
They were in a pack of one Of
three Japanese mis- squad had just
killed.
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A tail OF two years wandering in
me U. s., Canada and Mexico,
1ltch-hlklng his way, sleeping in
ooorWays, doing odd jobs = all in
1rultless effort to find his mother
and gain a home was told to Eliza
beth, N j., police by Buol Leber-
man, above, 14-year-old vagrant.
HIS mother, Mrs. Waldren Ward.
wife of an Army sergeant, found in
a Grand Rapids, Mich, hospital
SAID the boy had run away from
four homes in which she had placed
nm, including Father Flanagan's
BOyStOWn, Omaha Neh
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Hand grenades were used extern
sively in the 18th and 10Th CEN
turtles. Charles II used a company
of grenadiers in 1860.
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EAST COAST CASE
HEARING DELAYED
Cont nued from Page One)

reorganization, the A. CT. would
purchase so per cent of the COM
mon stock in the reactivated Flori-
da East Coast railroad.
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II aligning tests S h ow worn
parts which permit auto wheels to
Wobble, they should be repaired,
even at the cost of new bear
ing, or new king-pins and bush
ings.
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SMALL, BUT EFFECTIVE

q. me Ms sub-macnine gun of
a.e y. 5. Army weighs about -
n nouhos' can be carried in a brief
roH Ss ana IS capable of firing $50
'ouhos minute.
n,a' .pef c T S around young
tbo A.s are good protection against
me cutworm.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1924 SOUTH DAKOTA. AVE. N.E.-Twln-
bed room for yogns gi5ls; aI1dry ls pfyiis''
91I5 SUDBURY RD.. Silver spring-Nicely
furnished single room with board. employed
lady only; in beautiful Silver Sprlne COM
munity: block. to busine, 45 minutes te
downtown WASHINGTON; $50 mo-; unlimited
phone Call after 6 pm. or any time
SUNDAY sH 1895.
5sds sis ssuhheln cooking MI 1SSn
FRANKLIN PARK, Falls Church-Home for
workins mother or family will give day
fas soa 'i7s i7h 'G sf fna a6oye efas ass 1sl ave
. meals ;s;, days week No Sts:Is a3;s5. s,
rooms for, young ladies and young men
1901 iowa AVE; N.W.@corner 'front.' nice
1914 18th ST. N,W,-space" for ypuns
lady to share with another lady, large
snaalGGHrEks. s1lalf TH 'H is!a no 10th st NV ,nes,
and 2 May Is; well-furnished rooms
sssa ssSa i" PARK pL. Nw-coneenial tsmily
offers single room with slassed-in sleeping
porch, baths shower J, unlimited phone
MAN Wisn sqSa Ra 91cas'as' slsa ' mo- '0' sen''e'
1890 GiRARD ST. N.w.-Delicious. we'll
poanees meals maps tn a2Sst
apSislrS room; ss7 50, A Adams d aa55 c,.s
ROOM AND BOARD to SCHOOLGIRL who is
willing to help with light duties mornings
ARL., VA-Will give room and board to
young man for part-time assistance in
care Of essate ,.sr Box .;1 46I,X Star Star oxc.,,sn.
meals, studio room, semipriv. bath, ten
mis- court. Oliver 66O3
ROOM and board for mother and child
take care of child. Hillside 0157W.
COLOFED-share room, suitable for ?
working people; privileges. GE. 2502. Cal
Evening star., 1945-05-06

GRASSY KNOLL CHICKS-Va.. U. s. ap-
eroysa Va contT9ed ssIfed
GRASSY KNOLL HATCHERY. Lincolnia
Alexandria. Va. r. No. 3. Phone AL
REDS. ROCKS. wyandottes. Leghorns
Brahmas. Giants: assorted, s;s blood l. tested ea
HATcHERIEs. Phils. 8; Penna.
sorted. s9s5 per 100: Minorca White
LoNDoN PoULTRY, Box Is44' Trenton :
STARTED CHICKs-N H. reds to4wks
msil m orders shon W1ND1oP 1s9pn FARM Arm Highland
our seleeton: Barrsa so RosEs REDS: viii
Rocks Leshorns Wyandottes: v: Mde, Brahmas mas
ingtons. Ss.95 per 100. Immediate ship
mspr msn Psg p9stman on a5riys wALD
months, s. each: beautiful ridins mare
cheap pony saddle. SIS: COW manure
bu 80 cents other manure uae,t 3 en ST. Idr. "
No ! highway, opposite Mt. vernon Hisf
TIME SWITCH for poultry house lights
one one galv. 5-sal waterer. with oil heatins
Ev1Ns say Wheaton Sfsa I'd 81
TURKEY PoULTS. and ducklinss for sale
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS. Q weeks old
also chicken equipment Call after 2:3(
pm, Silver Spring 049S.
$50 N. H. RED PULLETs. Christie strain
CHICKS, 1000 started, White Leghorns
from 10 days to 8 wks.- old. L., E. BEACH
HATCHERY. Norbeck, Md. Ashton Abb
THOUSANDS OF BABY CHICKS this
week: all popular breeds: telephone be.
tween hours Of 1890 and 2 O'Clock; cal
before you come; also ducklings and tur'
West Mont eomerY ave Rockville. Nd
Evening star., 1945-05-06
ROOMS WANTED.

GOVERNMENTS LADY desires
room within mile of Bureau STANDARDS; or
will read to invalid or stay with children
several evenings in exchange. Box 445.X'
NURSE wants furnished second floor room
Northwest not over $40 month Box
NAVAL 1T. desires small furnished studio
apt or room yeniy Barer0ft shs or BaIey asHo
SINGLE sin ROOM ea5Sa by w WAvE pai private home;
laundry privileges. FR. 300, Ext, a."
quiet @ room, in private home Box 355-x,
PERMANENTLY employed Government ex; ex5
private bath in Takoma Park section near aen
oR FGspch s4ATE al fFfR t. N9ndsg
Centrally I9eated rooms n2sr apsrsmspts np1vS or
Reass5 ReDS5c Gs $500 hs Es sHHp' 4 Or s6a@
fRIEnsHPso5NsIBLE REsPoNsIBLE WOMAN wants comfortably
laundry privils, with congenial, cultured
family. vicinity upper 10Th ST.. NV. BOX
QUIET. Settled woman desires light house.
keeping room IN refined private home, good
references; would stay with child or elderly
person evenings in exchange. Box 359-X,
NEAR 10th AND IRVING Nw.-smau
single. semibath; ,SS35. a month by Govt.
EMPLoYED EMP In6 Army ofeers Ss wife desires fur
nished room, private bath, maid service,
II Secaon Ro3 5A sae empove
desires Single, reasonable: - state price in
reply. please. Box 44lX. Star.
GEORGETOWN or Glover PIX, only; nr.
Young businesswoman. seldom in; s25, OIL.
FRENCH OFFICER, desires room in
il possible. RE. 74oo, Ext. 62so4, Monday
CATHOLIC LADY desires home with sisters
Please state WHEN room is aHs silaole. Boz
ctoMFoRTABLE ROOM WANTED in ex;
ehanse II for s9tiss IN IN home by employed
sGsssRssMsN sfs Esq fsS Of sns5 Moderate habits who
can give best OF references, desires pleas
ant room in home OF eongenlal family anil or or
oit oher conSideI eenfleman safi Box 4s3x Star ''
RETINEp Ref fH''e;;1 GENTLEMAN. perm, employed
wishes well-furnished. quiet room or I'm
apart, avail. now or by June lst. BOX
tSJN YSoUNG LADY. college graduate. employed
as naval architect, desires room, SJo pyt bath At,
Efrlrp ef LES woMsS 81 Sue Cove Ss'0Fs smp non
a5akef due home sna sh wants SnE SS
permanent: name price. Box ASK, Star,
ment pref breakfast priv $50. Box
YOUNG MAN desires clean. comfortable
room showers NV: permanent; occa
sional use OF piano if possible; state price.
Box 432-X. Star.
YOUNG MAN. Jewish. desires tastefully
furnished room in private home, NV. Box
31T-X. Star
JEWISH GIRL wishes to share nicely fur
nished apartment; reference required. Met
ropoitan 1854
LADY wants cheerful single room. double
bed, private home preferably, NV; may
fast only. TIA. e772 after 7:30 pm. -
GOVERNMENT WORKER, lady. single
room, closet: accessible to 21st and F SITS.
not TOO far out; S2o-S25. Box 376,x
Star
SETTLED GIRL desires single room. quiet
and cool, in NV section. Box 40S- x
COLLEGE WOMAN, permanent, wants
room in apartment, NV, section. Box
32o-X. Star.
COLORED-ouiet couple desire room witt
cooking privi,eges, or apt OF rooms
kitchen and bath. NE. 1854
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ROOMS FuR.-Mp. and VA. tcon,. }

3444 NORTH WASHINGTON BLVD. Ari..
va.-Gentlemen only; single and double
room; double, So A. week each: single,
500 s. WAYNE ST.. Arl;. Va. close Navy
for young men, semiprivate bath; SIS
sSi %Si e1sh Wils6S 81 i11s IxsE, mD.-Attr.ctlve
room; breakfast and laundry privileges;
garage; refined employed couple; S75.
liza NORTH MCKINLEY ROAD. Arlington,
pTivats, bath; tssa iaeaI for working couple;
fo fos eash; MELBotRNE 81 AVE, silver Spring
Large twin-bsed ROOM pvt bath for two;
$50 ssS kaopn St = ISLAND AVE. Mt Rainier;
garage; gentleman; near terminal; SIS
pes ieo5 "ssih eth ST. s.. Arlinston-Larse, newly
eIean Ss denae t9ni f% new eme ss'e MIN D.
blk. bus; phone; $40; gentleman. JA'
sioi 500 HoUsToN ST, Silver spring-Lovely
bedroom; single, S25; double: S35; next
ARL., a1i5 S. Uhle--Laree front rm;, twin
Ssds s ca os ssd ss's sssssn 81 n sfa ssn ssa
issSh io.5 N. uTaH ST. % Arlington. Ri VaIsingie
sISs sGS%' fayTok f. Hssf ST. ST. 's19 at Rainier
Large room, privilege of kitchen, S45 mo
s5as MA: RHODE ISLAND AVE: Brentwood 'sss GOD
required; 2 single beds; $50 per mo: fol-
| or $40 for q in small private bunea'
is DUVALL ST. suitland, Md--Two.room
furnished house trailer; sanitary facili.
heat h saTdeR % ia attrac
country home, Old Bladensburg I'd. cony
/ Silver Spring; car necy; $50. SH 7247
Evening star., 1945-05-06
BOATS.

sEAsLED, factory, made, T. feet; frst
Sl25 cash: separate sale of ship. john
son cupboard with Simplex starter. 1928
1sth st. ns IF Bladensbgrg I'd at
eonyeniences for living on and ideal for
been overhauled; in perfect condition. For
fahrr soF m6T@R YAGAr al No y TSss
suitable for yachting, sightseeing; fishing,
SMALL esRHIsER r' for sale. yA New new paint. paint
Motor MOT r.i shaft 1T and propeller oyeThauled
$3.50 Fails is ehureh ayss Hssf sisf-J 5no sS'"s'
enEroRpS '1es WooDAsp Ris pslnsed Talls church Ge
3s-FT F|ovd. RHsEi sa sa bull built
durss mahogany pianking. 1fa-inch teak
deck. bronze riveted fastenines through
heavy. white oak frames. Twin cyl SKI
SUPERIOR Diesels, new 1899, in perfect
house saloon and two bathrooms with tubs
and shower in owners quarters. Stainless
steel gallery with two G.E. refrigerators,
iorecastle., 1nelosed bridge A Very fine
power yacht OF modern smart lines and
capable Of crossing the Atlantic. Has been
on yacht patrol duty and needs redecorat-
ing and furnishing. but has been thorough-
mechanical repairs owner has another
boat more suited to his present needs and
VIII sacri1ce at approximately 12 per cent
OF REPRODUCTION cost Recently hauled out
ana ana can De inspected on the ways. Box
CABIN FISHING BOAT, $3.50. "a, long.
w Beam. Gray 440 marine motor, excel.
lent lent condition. Located Deale, Nd. North
Evening star., 1945-05-06
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOX PUPS, A. K. C.. registered, mos.
fawns and brindles; champion sired. WA.
3i0i 10th ST, Mt. Pleasant-Boston pup
pies, registered; perfect markings; reason
sPfTz, SPIT 1 female. alteF 3 NOS. NOS, $40. 1851 New
AsGoRAs zSGeiR'ts ASb lSf PERSIAN KITTENS black
weeks; stud at service; cats boarded. Gil.
COCKER PUPS, theroughbred; black, fe-
tiful' in,ellisent and affeetionstae with chill
cANARiEs CAN maes' e eaaranteed nssGn Singers, snd
females. 1859 Bennins I'd. ne.
KITTEN be, beautiful d adorable, free to gooe g
Ih MHRfssSe Ii PUps beauties child,
Ps n I9 f SI PUP FAILS mae GhuTch vssks oa
MALTESE CROSS kittens Ca,, playful. s.
ego each; Others to give for a good home
RABBITS: young, 81 80 each; white and
gray;, Cal Kensington 5s6,W, II to. 3 pm.
3D. Fypey snd se nest natona
oenized hunting strain, $25 each. Brad
LITTLE YELLOW BIRD. Can be seen
and heard at 1905 st. NV.
BOXER PUPPIES. fawn and ,brindle, sired
eTopped and
SCOTTY, black. sired by son of Champion
Glenlffer Trademark of Marlu. Show type;
| ave. Takoma Park, Md.
AIREDALE-An unequaled buy for your
{s@ly sRd g of Be
COCKER CO.. sPANIEL IL puppies: M little title beauties,
pedisreed; papers in process, black, fawn
efa Rp ea PuPPiEs foT ses sale sa
$40; weeks old; thoroughbred. but nc
papers pn At n55S SS,,pD,rs ,,..or u...
and white, 8 weeks old, SIS each. 1885
SSEL5 shors rU Olsen Sssatsy ssS dsnss %ahsS
SPITZ PUPPIES, all white. wormed. fe
males, reasonable; little snowballs. Unior
GNpsEY % coiesve aHeDfs Nd ana s1eT shpeS sprn, h
MANCHESTER, male. 4 yrs. old; wonderful
sell because we have females; S35. Ii
COLLIE PUPPY, mlxsd, fem tsmals; viii max, sn
sSsros s5sS SsstffzIi 4fKR1nss, toy, black an.
white males, week ole: registered. liz
weeks ss
sired by the famous champion Dictator
S6BrH%as S5ss Hsfsl PissSaHk. rs sfRs male champion
would make q fine stud dog. Can be seer
at the HOLLYWOOD KENNELS Berwyn
Md Phone WA. 1924 or Berwyn 139.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, solids ane
oarti registered. temp. inoculated: Cal
| John R. Hess. HOLLYWOOD KENNELS
WA. 1924 or Berwyn I39.
GREAT DANE PUPPY. 5 months. fawn.
female. cropped and inoculated; 16 cham
pions in 4 generations; excellent blooc
line: show prospects. Call CHI 4245.
SCOTTIES, reg. A. K. c.. unusually fine
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KITTENS to give away to good homes IA
l0S1S.
BEAUTIFUL miniature Schnauzer puppies
from ld-famous Kennels; intelligent
little dogs with a world of style. CHAR.
LENA KENNELS. 100 Hillwood ave-, Falls
Church. Va. Falls Church 1S10-R.
PEKINEsE, Axe, show winner puppies
reds and blonds, male and female, to 6
months old. Call at 12l7 Vermont ave.
NV, or phone Falls Church e31-W-3.
FOXES, baby fox. males and females. WA