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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-03

upon the bill of Representative Engle of California which provides for suspension of enforcement of certain obligations against the op- orators of gold and silver mines who have been forced to cease operations because of the war.
 The bill, which was substituted for Senator McCarran's bill which passed the Senate some months ago, provides that any operator, who because of the unavailability of supplies and equipment is unable to continue operation of his silver CT gold mine and thus fulfill any contract to purchase such property or requiring the performance of certain work on his property, may appeal to a United States District Court for relief. The court, after a hearing, may order suspension of work to be done in order to fulfill any contract or make any disposi- tion of the case as may be equitable to conserve the interest of all parties. In no case will the suspen- sion extend for more than one year after the end of the war.
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Poor Digestion? G1 | 7.
 Headachy? Du Sour or Upset? 00 Tired-ListIess? 00

Do you feel headachy and upset due to poorly digested food? To feel cheerful and happy again your food must be digested properly.
 Each day, Nature must produce about two pints of vital digestive juice to help digest your food. If Nature fails, your food may remain undigested- leaving you headachy and irritable.
 Therefore, you must increase the flow Of this digestive juice. Carter's Little Liver Pills increase this flow quickly often in as little as 30 minutes. And, you're on the road to feeling better.
 Don't depend on artificial aids to counteract indigestion-when Carter's Little Liver Pills aid digestion after Ma ture's own order. Take Carter's Little Liver Pills as directed. Get them at any drugstore. Only 25f.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-03
Alaska Real Propcrty

The Commissioner of the General Land Office and the registers of Alaska land offices have been au- thorized to undertake recording of real property ownership and trans fer in Alaska as provided in Mir Bartlett's bill which has been ap- proved by President Truman.
 This procedure was outlined in an act of the last Territorial Legis- lature and will utilize the existing federal facilities and the services of federal officers in Alaska. It is believed that this method should prove the most efficient since the records of the original patents to all privately held lands in Alaska are in the district land offices No additional compensation for the performance of these functions will be paid the district land employees.
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MT Ala, who is now in the Army, expects his release within the month, and he and Mrs. Ala hope to return to Fairbanks in the spring.
 Rodney L. Johnson, son of MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Johnson of Skag- way, is now stationed at the Penta- gon Building in Washington. Prior to going into the Army, MT. John sen was employed by the Bank of Alaska in Anchorage
 Miss Miriam Dickey of Fairbanks is spending a short time in the capital.
 Frank Trick, formerly of Kodiak, was caller at the Delegates of flee.
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Capital Visitors

John E. Gurr, formerly of Wrangell and now student of theology at Weston, Mass, was a recent visitor in Delegate Bartletts office.
 B. c. Johnson, United States Commissioner at Copper Center, is spending a few weeks in Washing ton.
 Walter E. Walsh, attorney for the OPA at Juneau, was a recent visitor in the Delegates office while in Washington on business connected with his office
 Miss Yvonne Mozee daughter of MT. Ben Mozee of Nome, called on Delegate Bartlett while visiting in Washington.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry Ala of Fair banks called on Delegate Bartlett.
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FATAL FOLLOW-UP

At Scranton, Pa., involuntary manslaughter charges have been filed against Andy Hetlin, 18-year- old Taylor, Pa, middleweight boxer, following the death of his Monday night opponent, Johnny Dezinski 32, of Plains, Pa. pr. Paul Kubasko, Lackawanna County Coroner, said Dezinski's head struck the ring floor after he was dropped by a punch, less than minute be- fore the end of four-round bout He was taken to hospital where he died several hours after the fight.
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CURTAIN NOTE

Mrs. Charley Grimm plans to spend the winter making a crazy quilt from the ties and shirts the Cubs ripped off one another during their winning celebration. That should be an appropriate memento of a crazy season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-03
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
 (Semi- -Finals)

San Francisco, g; Sacramento, 6. (San Francisco wins series, 4-3D Seattle, 3; Portland, l. Seattle wins series, 4-30
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DANCING GLASSES ARE NOW ENROLLING

Baton twirling, tap, acrobatic, toe, ballet, moderne, eccentric, toe-tap, character, chorus specialties, social dancing for beginners. Body toning and tap classes for stenographers. Studio All 7th. Phone Red 575. Dorothy Sterns Rolf. 10,070- 10t)
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MIR. MRS. cuRTIss HERE

MT. and Mrs. R. H. Curtiss, of Spokane, Wash, have arrived here and are guests at the Gastineau Hotel.
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CLIPPER TO DONs

One of the country's top football squads may appear at the Univer- sity of San Francisco in the next few years. :. At least that much might be inferred from the an- nouncement that Maurice (Clipper) Smith-one of the nations top football cOaches--has signed five year contract as head grid coach at SF.U. -. Already Smith has written football history at three West Coast schools Uni versity, Gonzaga University at Spo- kane, and at Santa Clara Univer- sity. Besides that, his exploits as grid coach at Columbia Uni versity and Villanova are well known.
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I. E. PARKS HERE

James E. Parks flew here yes terday on an Alaska Coastal Air lines plane from Hoonah and is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
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VETERANS REGIONAL
 OFFICE IN ALASKA IS NOT FEASIBLE
By MARY LEE COUNCIL Secretary To Delegate Rartle t


 WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 De- claring that it has been concluded that a regional office for Alaska is not feasible" Gen. Omar N. Brad ley, Administrator of Veterans Af- fairs, has made known his decision following representations made to him by Delegate Bartlett and many other interested persons urging es- tablishment of regional office in the Territory with branch and con- tact offices throughout Alaska. Gen. Bradley's statement reads as follows:
 You may be assured that the Veterans Administration has not been unmindful Of the problems presented in rendering compre- hensive service to the veterans of Alaska by virtue of the conditions individual to the Territory.
 "The question of creating a com plete regional office in a selected ClIy lluo DCtll liiudC tllC oubJCSt Cl a careful and intensive study during the past several months and it has been concluded that a re- gional office for Alaska is not feasible.
 Since it is believed that ade- quate regional office service may be afforded Alaskan veterans by the Seattle, Wash, office, no change will be made in the present ar engagement. The Administration will exert every effort to provide service in Alaska commensurate with the factors involved"
 Delegate Bartlett and Governor Gruening, who is now in Washing ton, are personally urging upon Gen. Bradley that faster, more adequate and efficient service can be rendered to veterans by the establishment of a regional office in Alaska.
 EVA Projects
 Four projects in Alaska have been approved by the Federal Works Agency in it's program to advance federal funds to local public organizations for the plan ming and designing of public works to be constructed during the post war period.
 Money for the planning of a water supply dam and sewers in Wrangell and library and fire station in Juneau will be advanced under this program.
 Delegate Bartlett hopes that all eligible applicants will take ad- vantage of the EVA program for the planning of much-needed public facilities throughout Alaska. The program is authorized by Title V of the War Mobilization and Re- conversion Act. The advances by the EVA are repayable without in- terest when, as, and if local funds become available for construction If the projects do not materialize, the funds advanced are not re- payable Such advances are made by representatives of local public bodies in incorporated towns or cities. Applications should be sent to MT. L. R. Durkee, Division En- gineer, Bureau of Community Fa- cilities, Federal Works Agency, Division No. 8, 511 Alaska Building, Seattle 4, Wash.
 Goes To Annapolis
 Delegate Bartlett has been in-
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Ap Sp0R!S ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3-Minor base ball men likely will be making a special effort to peddle players during the world series before the market collapses. . j. With lot of real big leaguers coming back from the armed forces, the major clubs will hesitate to buy or draft anyone who doesn't look like real prospect.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-03

At the end of the 18th Century public baths were forbidden in Ger many in an effort to curb epidemics.
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Hatch Act

Favorable action by the House Committee on the Judiciary is an- ticipated on MT. Bartlett's bill which provides that employees of the Federal Government, including employees of the Alaska Railroad. residing in municipalities on the line of the railroad, may partici- pate in local political activities.
 A subcommittee of the Judiciary Committee has acted on this measure and will report it favorably to the whole committee for further action.
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The most prized edible birds nests come from the coastal cliffs and caves on northern Borneo and Pala- wan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-03

formed that Eric Neil Fenno of Dillingham; passed his mental and physical examinations and entered the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis on Sept. Is.
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Empire Wqnt-ads bring resusssi
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BROOKMAN ARRIVES

Albert Brookman arrived here yesterday from Sitka and is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
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Post Ei..e Closed

The Post Office Department on July 27 closed the Russian Mission post office inasmuch as candidate for the postmastership was not available, according to information given Delegate Bartlett.
 Russian Mission is located on the lower Yukon, approximately 100 miles from the coast.
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TO ALOHA LAND

The San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast Baseball League will do their spring training in Hawaii it was announced today, at Hono- lulu
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Fourth Class Postmasters

The Senate Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads has re- ported favorably to the Senate Delegate Bartlett's bill which pro- vides that an employee of the Federal Government, who is citi- zen of the United States, shall be eligible for appointment and com pensation as postmaster of any fourth-class office in Alaska.
 The bill, which previously passed the House, is necessary because many of the fourth-class offices in Alaska have had to be closed due to the ruling of the Comptroller General that a person receiving compensation through employment by the Federal Government, such as a teacher of the Office of In dian Affairs, cannot undertake the duties and pay of second govern ment agency.
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Relief For Mining The House Committee on Mines and Mining has acted favorably
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DRINK KING BLACK LABEL
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Surplus Property

The disposal of surplus property in Alaska by the Surplus Property Office of the Department of the Interior will require the services of about 100 persons in the Terri tory, Delegate Bartlett was in- formed this week by Director John M. Barringer.
 The Reconstruction Finance Cor poration office in Alaska under David Browne, which formerly handled the sale of surplus prop erty, had seven employees.
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Goes To Annapolis Delegate Bartlett has been in-
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Delegate Moves

Delegate Bartlett and his family have moved from their residence in Arlington, Va, to Washington. Their new address is 1718 33rd Place, S. E., and their home phone is Atlantic 5991.
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TIDES TOMORROW

Q October 1, 1945
Evening star., 1945-04-15

TURKEY pouts, improved proad-oreasteo
bronze HSaSST Pens P pf.
TRY FARM, Annandale Va AL. $3.50. 49,
FOR SALE. $50 White Leghorn chicks,
5 weeks old, 4oc each. Telephone Clinton
HINES CHICKs-Md q approved Pull
IoEum eon.rOlsd s1Sk 2%Is orders fsFly
coWAN NC ccHIcKs.0Breeders of quality y. S.
approved pollorum passed. Hatch oM Med \;
EAssf 10 chrdRs Rs s vks s0ss Ra Rsavy strain
81 sPW per hand5sd & 3S1 Sks os 75c
White Rocks 2 wks; old, 35c: chicken 2
g. ,s used wxi1aasN ls5 quincy ST ms
Giants. Brahmas, s6;95 per 100; blood
tested mmediase dsIiyeGy sGd oHT
2saBip'SHhi sABY CHICKS, e. blood tested: B Rocks
Reds Leg uRseXed: M por our S4n;1ses ehGee s9h "a
i Ship ioe, cod. dDe'f IoNDoN poUGTRY' Box
,stanrsn saa TEsnten 9atks T. ock broi,ers our
selection. sex and breed Ss;95 per 100; 100;
PoviITRY FARM; Boy 74s T1entSn tS'at: ;: NJ = !
sorted, our selection; Barred Rocks, Reds,
White Rocks, Leshorns Wyandottes, pna Q, I j.
1ldiits, oLpLns Sons' E.,'o at,n 80 =, a.
nsa!a's nisa WAIDMERE SnsPnsaE FARMS coilinss-
RANGE SHELTER. Booker. demountable
and portable: raise 100 broilers from 1
weeks to maturity; never used; S23 Two
new 5-foot metal feeders. $40 for both.
COL. EVANS, SH. 6435.
CHICKS. assorted. 95 per 100; all AAA
grade blood tested: no culls, no cripples:
White Leghorns, Buff Leghorns, Brown
Leghorns, Minorcas, White Rocks, Barred
Rocks, Buff Rocks. Orpingtons Wyan-
Your order may consist of any breed or
breeds, grade or grades. They may con-
sist Of all pullets or all cockerels OF either
light or heavy breeds, or a mixture of
them. First come. first served Shipped
cod Send check or money order for
prompt delivery. Give. express Office. All
Shipments fob. our shipping point. Rush
order today. Get these fine bargain chicks.
ASSOCIATED HATCHERIES OUTLET. 1880
Market st. PHILADELPHIA 3. Pa
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AoA1S (conf.).

EvINRUDE ano Gito outDoarn motors
a Sssd aeors ne ssee
Sfs x ye 5sr ;als
ington blvd. Arlington. 15'
~ CENTURY sPEEDBOAT, powered by
l6-h.p: Neptune; trailer; excellent condi-
90 open sa,lboat, ga beam complete
with practically new. sails and 5la-h D
Neptune outboard; 5000: Go to C.. F.
ROGERS g. LEE BOATYARD, shadysde,
oTTBoARD MOTOR; 3a7h.p.. 4-cylinder
JShns9n Sl5S %oT1s %qodley 0747 s.d about
Srs prce ssS Teephone Adsms s03a.
CABIN CRUISER, 90 it. by 7, it in.
hauled; new mattresses; finished beauti-
KAYAK for sale, 12h it.. $50. Call ST..
TRUNK Tin3 CABIN CRUISER. , cabins; sleeps
Z; 2 toilets; 81 feet; excellent for family;
$3.50, See steward. CAPITAL YACHT
heavy huli. heavy duty LathTop engine; ex-
ssfn s2aS'sRo %orok %o Johnson saa
sAlLBoAT. ia-foot overall, Is-foot mast;
1eatiSn 4; aao South River Md Call Weekdays
oUTBoARD MOTOR. ,a4-h.p. Johnson, for
OUTBOARD, 2a-h,p,, excellent cond., S45.
20S Phila; ave; SO. east OF Piney Branch
sATLBoAT,, = IT.; complete: in excellent
Yacht Club or phone GE 1864 ewes.
MARINE RADIO COMPASS, finds direction
and range ago good condition; $40. Falls
WANTED~outboard motor RA 42o9.
loft. TWIN-SCREW CHRIS CRAFT Al,
$4,000
S11 900
75-ft. Ex-chaser, living comforts. $3.50
35-ft. Marconi sloop. Ratsey sails, 6'55o
36-ft. Alden motor-Sailer, smart, $1,000
52-ft. Alden gaf schooner SO Sbu
ERNEST LISKEY & ASSOCIATES, 6o4
9Th st n w Wash. D. c. RE. 1874
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

TOY FOX TERRIER PUPPIES-smooth
elack 614 and ghite eyJ teTriers' lbs Price
RABBiTsIs srfs n \ 2o's 2. White, senior bucks; |
reg. N; z; white buck, / reg, heayyweiehtt
Shz buck tfT sost Chin and and
bit hutches, also small cables, Wanted,
3la-lb. white buck. Drive out Columbia
pike to Annandale., turn left on sprinsheld
STOCK FARM. spTinsfeld, Va. ~
DosERMSN os S'ni PiSscHEk fSS sG5 YS We Weeks old,
ears cropped. innoeuIsted A;K;C; regis gis
so%rR s5S ReP PtFPY HHss c5ampep TA Sts' sired
males ape fenass Wa aa1s
6oohf 6oodne eroeafd ca cH sRd 4a49
BEAUTIFUL, -thoroughbred Spitz, 6 weeks
Skd Sid; From Ere HIS HIS Hishness out OF Sonia
f2u HALF GR Irish H1'T TERRIERS, males, S.; fe-
maes; g. .E,.s IA @72a ~ +r,oo,ors ~ sxcsr
tional breeding shetland sheepdoss min
m pups seef sEH aFff FR FM Of seas
dMo' d 70 'oLb as Furry. fPY.'n part spitz and part
Shepherd, male; $40. Franklin 1858 aft
BELGIAN SHEPHERD PUPS, most gor,
months Old. $50 each. 1925 3 st. NV.
MsHdaz k4BbfT affs5 MoGNb. m female. must sell at
BoxEs R9Ssi shfaR FGPpIEs females sired by cham
9en Rs5s0s 81 MsTeane $780, 'rsRPss s an
KITTENS, weeks DID, part Persian, fine
and A. No charEe: Do not phone. a16
eocREK eeaER Ky S Shs0n ali black puppies
81 DASs SSs f5fT sm brnde weeks
Warrendanc. Brae Tarn strain ! l cham
pions in 4 generations; pedigreed, includ-
bLAcR GockEF RSsTH Me
pion sired, 7 wkss old, temporary innoen- I
cellese PARK. Nd WA. $3.50,
English 81 asg pgps' male and femse
i2es IL "efhS Children; rem, T Fails church iseo.
PUP male Ame5Gan psshf Eskimo yssSstefsd Ss5 o
RABBIT; white; e., sRRRroxmHatea|yy I'M aye1 year old
sSsS3 10 ss:s ssss sanass ssFf
e GREAT aiR "a p2NE I RRGmfr1rs. RRm psa.greed BORN
Ma, Nd silver Spring g os9s.
CAN GIVE good country home to a
Rddresf pdE sf foa Msfs con Vs
Route /, or call Fairfax 2S0-J-4 after 6
Z BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. females. s
months old. Axe registered. 936 Madison
st. NV. RA. 0014.
RABBITs-1 buck and l doe, highly pedi-
greed Angoras. Also substantial hutch for
their keep. $50. CHI. s781. =.
thoroughbred. female, 4 months old. Rea-
sonable. Falls Church s29-J-3;
unrationed meat for all pets; we deliver
orders; this meat can also be obtained at
the Pet Food Shop, Lee hwy. and West
moreland ST., Arlington, and at the Deep
Freeze Store, 7ll7 Wis; ave., Bethesda.
COLLIE PUPPIES, Axe -resistered: golden
sable and tricolor; finest in quality
breeding. For information call WI 1000.
2158 CALIFORNIA ST.-Beautiful, play
fgl. n. Maltese cross Kittens So each. Ho'
ENGLISH COACH DOG wants fenced yard
for exercise. Spayed female, intelligent,
ahectionate house pet: splendid gift to
right home. Box 70-o. Star.
Evening star., 1945-04-15
BOATS.

motor. with or without boat. North
CABIN CRUISER, Dorothy L, as-ft.. sleeps
4; marine toilet, ice box, etc; SO-h.p.. fully
converted motor DISTRICT YACHT CO.,
14th and o sts Sc. Mr.. Brightenburs,
CABIN CRUISER, Playmate. 4o-ft., Gus.
tom built: power, Lycoming marine motor,
1941, ,95-h.p;i complete sleeps; very COM
Portable for living aboard; Price, So $50.
DISTRICT YACHT CO, 18th and o SITS.
se; M =p3ighs grightsnburg TR. sssl, ssS1 -
draft Sa f.; custom built b bay, bay boat; power,
cruising speed, IA knots; available tor in
spection and demonstration. DISTRICT
Brishtenburg. Price, $3.50. TR. s051.
sPEEDB0AT, 16 IT., beam, AZ. IT.; power,
sturdy boat. DisTRIcT, YACHT CO.. i4th
CHRIS CRAFT CRUisER, i93a. Al condi-
ton; sleeps A; 30 IT. long; $3.50. AT.
FISHING BOAT. 81 Hoopers island 75-
hip. Chrys. motor, reverse gear comp over T
Edgewater Beach. Md. Annapolis 5541
DECK HOUSE, 46-ft. double cabin in
closed deck house, Matthews cruiser. 1941
scripts, 225-hp. motor, 8 berths including
crew quarters, 3 lavatories, eft. Ginghy,
new light plant and many extras. Price,
MSToR. chrysler go eenysrtsd; GOOD con.
dition; hrst $25. North 5222. 15'
Evening star., 1945-04-15
DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcont.).

CANARIEs for sale. 2 yolns females, 81
Cocker essG H1SH srxSiEL PUPS. with real per-
sonality, males iwavy), wks., litter, reg.
Axe. Wormed and hearty, descended from
ses as s e Ms B sJs and saax dam q
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPiEs. solids and
a5n Ps5 resSss,ed Hes, 5fnP KENN Is
s ESGLfsH q HULL feL"fa DoGs Gs' at stud, son Of
ehsmEt0n e7tb = FsftOns Ms 1870 Dreadnoush 1885
wire-haired, collie. police, bull, spaniel, So
each, To people in country, q. to those
WSSTEpHo@e hH nfHe lfaesa 'eas for altered M male
IMn,slIissnt. M Box DC; stsT. , ,os
3D. pure bTed saI! sas csl TR e saso. sunday s
6etEssn 10 aH and p reds and blacks
Hyattsyile P9re syed Tad and s@o' 0sla 4o'h ave.
cocKER ts6eisiSHs SPANIEL PUPPIES, wks., black,
| male. females; pure bred; also deposit
taken on younger litter rec and white.
45lO Burlington rd.. Hyattsyille, Md. WA.
ss:s xsrhss AKC .na ss em mae
Fall Fails 'tSR cRurch fioo.W ali day Sunday,
kiTTENs Rift Sso F. Pm besaifai sssfaf'S males and
female; will give away to nice home. Call
WANTED-Good TED home with fenced yard or
in country for young part-collie dog. TR
AiREDALE. fine young male. blue ribbon
sEAuTiFGn BE- 1HsEi IRISH sqErTER male. yrs
sa sSsrfS euffs5sssg ps5Ss gh S99SsTu sss5 dog for
COCKER sPANIEL PUP, 5 months; blond ha
ps PedigIsed; honsecbreken; Flicker" 1921
mos; i stud, dog, 8 yrs, WIN lease bred
tsRss f rghs DaFy ARe AZ n CHI yg5 45 does
BosToN h1SG fEKRifRs hff aseai II sfGD Champion
American Ace, only champion in Metro;
potsn Area needs no ntr9dus9n f and
aRkAY M K KESNEIs, Sf heated. asn air ali eondtioned;
meat On y peps snd
tapt Co1NTRY Rafnai9 B0AkDiNG-Heated kennels;
Rfyaya dsve4y ps1' FRM fs OsfaNR u.s.
AsPIN HILL CEMETERY-For pet animals;
hss MHs natsna a@ tnonn sioi. IN
SocKER Ses2ns sPANfI Gs KsnsPEGH PTrFEs aso
hiEhwsy, East Falls Church. Va; Falls
hoAkDING-small l11sa @n dogs meat diet s0oo
COOP HOMES wanted for dogs and pup
Lies from Montgomery County Animal
Shelter. For further information call
ST.. 5ls3 Saturday 81 am. TO pm;
Sunday, 1920 am to 3 pm.
COCKER SPANIELS 90. male, weeks
old ~ Fairmont st. Falls Church, Va.
Falls Church 2264-J.
PEKINGESE PUPPIES, little beauties; ped
igreed and reg. Axe; reas. 2l04 Addison
Chapel rd., Kenilworth n e. Ii. 03l7..
GERMAN SHEPHERD, female; excellent
bloodlines. grand temperament; has pro-
duced outstanding pups, Axe registered
CHI 6053 15'
COOKERS, reds and blacks S25-S35-S4t
Fox terrier. female Slt
Newfoundland female. black and white SO
DOG HOTEL, 7344 Georgia ave. ia. 1921