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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-11
kARLUK TEST CASE RULING
 IS SET OVER
Arguments Are Completed Lafe Yesterday on Ko-
 diak Packer Petition

FAIRBANKS, July 11.-District Judge Harry E. Pratt took under advisement yesterday until July 18, the Karluk Indian reservation fish test case.
 Arguments were completed late yesterday on the petition of Kodiak packers for an injunction against enforcement by the Interior De- partment's Fish & Wildlife Ser vice, of the rule against fishing by in water adjacent to the Karluk reservation.
 Half dozen Kodiak packing firms filed the suit in a challenge of the policy instituted by Harold Ickes as Secretary of the Inter for.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-11
The W ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON-U. s. Army and Justice Department investigators in Germany have had some confiden- tial and highly significant talks with Hitler's former diplomats in Washington. Their amazing testi- nony should be of interest to ev- cry American as an indication how foreign propaganda can poison peoples minds. The testimony also happens to be of especial interest to this column.
 On Sept. 13, 1940, this column published certain facts in the strange airplane death of Senator Ernest Lundeen of Minnesota; among other things, that Senator Lundeen had delivered speeches on the floor of the Senate written for him by paid Nazi agent, George Sylvester Viereck and that, at the time of his death, Lundeen was under investigation by the Justice Department.
 These facts were immediately de- nied by the then Attorney General Robert Jackson, and the column was denounced on the floor of the Senate by Bennett c. Clark of Missouri and Burton K. Wheeler of Montana No U. s. Senator, they said, would think of besmirching the fair name of the U. s. Senate ny delivering on its floor a speech written by foreign agent.
 Mrs. Lundeen also threatened suit, and the Bloomington, Ill |, Pantegraph, canceling the column, criticized it editorially as follows:
 "On the basis of mere popular ity, if they were the sole standard
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-11

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Un- daunted by open talk of another veto, Democratic Leader Barkley pressed the Senate today for final action on a new OPA bill even if it means working into the night again.
 Cheerful despite rapid setbacks in the form of hands-off amendments, covering meats, milk, butter, salad oils and gasoline, the Kentuckian told reporers he still is hopeful of getting price control revival mea- sure that the President could sign. We got a better bill than either the Senate or House passed last time from conference" Barkley said. Maybe we can still improve on that this time.'
 But another administration lieu tenant who may not be identified further said President Truman would balk again unless some way is found to overturn Senate actions barring future price ceilings on many items important in the cost of living,
 Following up It's 49 to 26 vote Tuesday to keep meat free of OPA ceilings under any revival, the chamber voted these additional touch-not provisions yesterday and last night:
 1. Milk and. all other dairy pro- ducts, an amendment sponsored by Senator Wherry R-Neb) and approved 51 to 27.
 2. Cottonseed. soy beans and their products, by Senator Eastland D-Miss), 42 to 34.
 3. Petroleum and it's products as along as supply exceeds domes- tic demand by Senator Moore (R- Okla), 40 to 39.
 The only administration victory during the two days of OPA maul- ing came when the chamber re- jected, 32 to 40, an amendment offered by Senator Reed R-Kas) to exempt grains and their by-pro- ducts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-11
STOCK QUOTATIONS

New York, July Il Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is "A, Alleghany Cor poration 6B, American Can 100, Anaconda 48 Curtiss- Wright IFS, International Harvester 95, Kenne- colt 581s, New York Central 25ls, Northern Pacific 295s, United Cor poration 5A, U. s. Steel BIS, Pound $4.03lA
 Sales today were 990,000 shares.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: industrials 206.30, rails 69.59, utilities 41.46.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-11
kahoneyk
 Confirmed

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The Senate has confirmed the following United States Marshals:
 William T. Mahoney, Division No. 1, District of Alaska; reappoint- ment.
 Stanley J. Nichols, Division No. 4, District of Alaska. succeeding Joseph A. Mcdonald.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-11
ATKINSON OPINIONS

A series of three articles by At kinson giving his opinions of Rus sia based on his ten months stay in Moscow, were published in the New York Times this week.
 Atkinson said the United States would have to abandon "the fa- miliar concepts of friendship" in dealing with Russia because friendship is not wanted, is not possible and is not involved" Writ ing of the Soviet government, At kinson said, Despite its sancti- monious use of the word 'democra- cy,' it is totalitarian govern ment" and "Jhe familiar dictator ship of the proletariat is actually a dictatorship of the 13 members of the Politburo of the Communist party"
 Atkinson pictured the 13 men as
 /(tOnfin7Iod c17 Duno psrot
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-11
Earl Cooper Named Asst U. S. Attorney
 In Third Division

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Dele- gate Bartlett of Alaska announces that Earl Cooper of Anchorage had been appointed Assistant United States Attorney for the Third Judi cial Division of the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-11
HERE FROM KAKE

MT. and Mrs. c. L. Crutchers, Alaska Native Service teachers at Rake, have arrived here for few days. They will return to Rake sometime this week,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-11
Adminisfr d afion Scores Lone Victory in Two-Ddy
 Amend MduIing
SENATOR'S REJECT
 GRAIN EXEMPTION
Meats, Dairy Products and Petroleum Now ExCIud-
 ed from Control

BULLETIN - WASHINGTON, July 11-President Truman de- clared today that every day that pasces" without a price control law increases the danger of in- flation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-11

Yugoslavia literally means south Slavia, of the country of the southern Slavs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-11
SH0RT-CUTTED E" AWARD IS HELD FLEMISH
Prize Plume Handed 10 Batavia Metals Laid 10
 May Intertession

BULLETIN = Washington, July 11-President Truman told his news conference today that the Senate's Mead Committee has the full support of the Admin istration in it's current inquiry into the munitions profits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-11

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Evening star., 1946-05-05
King 10 Speak May 19
Al American Day Fefe

Fleet Admiral Ernest j. King,
chief Of naval operations, will be
the keynote speaker at Washing
tons seventh annual II Am an
American Day" on May 10, on the
Washington Monument grounds.
A formation of Navy planes pass
ing over the grounds is scheduled
as high light of the patriotic pro-
gram, designed to honor newly nat
uralized citizens and those of ma
tive birth who have just reached
their majority.
Features Of the celebration will
include series of tableaux, de-
picting Nathan Hale, Abraham Lin
coin, Walter Reed, Woodrow Wilson
and the raising Of the flag on Two
Jima, to be presented by rs George
Washington University students;
selections by the Howard University
choir and music by the United
States Marine Band.
The committee includes John
Wattawa, chairman; Charles E.
Wade, vice-chairman; Leicester w.
Cook, secretary; William A. Noble
treasurer; s. H. Hanessian. arrange
ments; Carl B. Hyatt, liaison: Gail
T. Judd. color guard; Carolyn Just,
citizenship recognition, and C. G.
Marshall, publicity.
Evening star., 1946-05-05
French Constitution
Expected 10 Be 0K'd
Today by Close Vote
. BY the Associotsd Press

PARIS. May 4.-One of the clos
est votes in French history is ex-
pected in tomorrows empire wide
balloting on new constitution for
the Fourth Republic, supported by
Ileft-wing parties
The charter provides for the con-
centration of government power
Legislative, executive and judicial
in single-chamber National AS
sembly. It would abolish the Senate
of the Third Republic.
Communist Leader Maurice Tho
rez said he anticipated a majority
of So per cent for the new docu-
ment. which would be Frances 14th
constitution since 1871.
Poll Indicates Passage.
A recent commercial poll pre-
dicted its passage by 81 per cent of
the vote, with 81 per cent of the
"a, 900 900 registered voters abstain
ing.
Acceptance of the charter would
be followed by selection of regular
deputies in the general election on
June 2. If it is rejected the June
voting will be for a new interim
assembly to write new constitu-
ton. )
The main hope of the charters
opponents, faced with the $500 900
votes polled by the constitution
supporting Communist and Social
ist parties sin last falls elections,
was that a large number of Social
lists would forget party lines on the
issue.
ton of Indo-C China will vote.
Two Subsidiary Houses.
In addition to a national assembly
of 662 deputies, the constitution
provides for two subsidiary houses
with no legislative powers-a 270-
member Council of the French
Union" which should make recon-
mendations on assembly legislation,
and a 130-member "ecoonmic coun-
Gil" with similar limited powers.
| The president of the republic,
with powers sharply restricted, and
the premier would be chosen by the
National Assembly, which would
also name a majority of the su-
preme magistrates court and all 80
members of the High Court Of
Justice.
The constitutions opponents
charge that this would lead to a
dictatorship of the country by the
majority party in the assembly,
meaning the Communists.
Evening star., 1946-05-05
Army, Navy Accept
Bid to World Air Show

The Army Air Forces and the Navy
will take part in the Worlds Fair
of Aviation at Omaha July 1921.
The exposition, to be held con-
currently with the first postwar
meeting of the National Aeronautic
Association, received official indorse-
ments from Gen. Carl Spaatz. AAF
chief and Rear Admiral Harold B.
Miller, Navy director of public in
formation.
Army and Navy planes will par
ticipate in flight demonstrations of
late model planes. Member coun-
tries of the United Nations have
been invited, through the State De-
partment, to exhibit military and
civilian aircraft and equipment.
Evening star., 1946-05-05
of . heart attack as they left by

Of . heart attack as they left by
plane for q Chicago honeymoon.
Richard Manthei, As, of Muske-
gon, the bridegroom, became sud-
denly Ill as the plane TAXED for a
take-on from a Grand Rapids air
port, and died before the pilot could
stop the plane. He and the former
Miss Josephine Kowalik of Grand
Rapids were married here this
morning.
Evening star., 1946-05-05

HERE'S JAMIE-Dr. William
M. Mann, Zoo director, says he
belongs to the Ocelot or Leo
pard cat group, but to Zoo
fans he'll be plain Jamie.
Latest zoo lodger, Jamie ar
rived by plane and express
yesterday from Honduras, the
gift of w. H. Hottell, an air
lines agent, who found him in
Panama. Just two months old
and 20 inches long, jamie will
grow up to be a 212-footer
some day. Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1946-12-12
blouses ulieuRNl1neo fceet., ],

ts.s sss;s sI.s,.siss ssss
ss sss :I:ssa: sIsses MI ,;.
ysrs ~ b.ant SisD Sn rm I sryssa M iasd ehsnds
lier. HrepI. and circular ksy window With
beaut, view, family din: rm,, lge. tit.,
hsii, lovely bedroomk ) tiled baths,
frepl, huge cedar storage closets. SUI,
decks and balconies overloqkins sarden;
~ heat sc.r f.E ssss: ay.eS. stsSs lon.
term ieasef ideal for executive who ma.t
strict reference req. EoMYE
kA,a.. d Hs,og4 4s1 loel 81 s71 Arns.9
VxCANT.Modsrn broom house. h-x.h.,
tile bath. sarden space; miles from Dis
trict line. In Nd. Apply IN person only.
VI EsLINTfsr, ReCfhs 1911 afn's Ycu & og NV ~
SopIo Rm' ssS Id IN T. s.s r sl9
Evening star., 1946-12-12
APIS. FURNISHED lcons. .

BEDROOM, liv. room and bath: no cook,
inG: 3rd door, for Christian girls; $50
Lowe. M. 400. BOZ 1877. Star. -.13
5Mc so sun e .a.Es . s:a st:. sTs stes.
1aeg seg 4aasss0;t45. 4fass s4 n rHswov.l, studio .1.
ssss S pe5o COM. NRRn'nA nAvE.-Bachsfor quarters. 1
large room, nicely furnished, nEeplace,
large closets; free parking SPACE $50 mo-
tahsisnis GiRI To SHARE AFT. vie. statlsr Hotel
yith 2 other giris; refs. exchanged; Sso.
dSs 6NE 100 so6m. s'iEi iEEitch.n and bath: share
Kitchen; no children; $50 . month. 6337
Tusearavas I'd, Glen Echo Hgts., Nd. -l3
l22 18th ST. N.E.-0lrl to share 8-room
apt. with another girl. $27.b0 rent. Lu.
iffjRsIsHED FouR-HooM APT. for 10
days. Location. 671s r. 18th nv. $50;
Cal Ma. 1920. MT. 1883, between and
e AVE-: .;e.s, 7s::; :s,
Fs,faad.ire. ear seniSstbh; a,.b sED couple
8611 JENHER ST. NW.-LArge studio
rm,, entire 3rd a.. private bath: 2 people,
5oWNToWN. Bow ia1o NJ st. n.w.-and 1oor.
one-rocm apt. place to cook. for adults;
sssss sss MD. AVE-. N.E.-srd door. large
rooms. employed married couple: no drink
nL o6L6fp4io 6fap essiiess sr N Nwsehn.d. wee a en-.
Haesr nR 4ssd s|r5' twin BEDS: 1875 e. VIZ. can
Evening star., 1946-12-12
Ro0MS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

gKNATE HOTELs 1Ol d st. .n.e.-Nswiy
furntshed rosns. hot and cold water and
n every r1om our es6s e: sor
bedrooms: fatss. ssI per week for g., II.
Sie HAMLIN sT.-Double front bedroom,
s;si:, s::s q ss's,ss:sl s'sE
clean. n warm room ass WITH II running .stsr. sin-
Gle beds and dressers; double. $40 monthly
issts iaes x Spi ii. s.E.--L.rs. from. room. txtp
sssi.' 81 8 's&xkrlE AtvE. N;Emc1..n, sonisT.-.
ss;S ;ss ssIs e asn. IT,.
sIsss bot a.1s a.: e sss,
fSaes Ssss4HcoS W. S'sf snLAor. esso 18th It. M.
i:ssss ;is'e' ss mo- sn :. a'1; s ss
ia ~ iIvAsrs ST. Nl.ANioely furn. large
ssSa a:ss i sssa ss .nH isr' o1ef1
ssgbis o,.S rm Or siTls; pn,ht@sitsd nhs phones
sSf 81 9Gn's sT ssL.rs. ssen e. 'front.' ss room twin
beds; convenient transportation; private
home; s min. from downtown; SO wk; ea.
ss6s oHsR iSti ST. N.E.-Excellent trsnsp., un-
SD 8 sT. HE.-Msn to share rm. with
smother man; tyin beds: near tramp;
iseo 1LADENssURc RD. S.E.-Lse. we'll
furn front room for couple, S45 month,
Or single, $50 month; PVT. hone: 2S min
500 K ST. N.E.-sinsle or double sleeping
room. $50 -$35; blocks bus and streetcar
CULoRE6.iie QUINCY n. N.E.-Larse
front room; suitable for couple or or 2
men: no cooking; S35: DE; s24s. Ia
price, $3.50 and $3.50; l man to share
ba sement rm. with another man. 50: linen
furn.. use Of telephone; block from csrline.
LII 1871
Evening star., 1946-12-12
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

sgsTsaAs psdloon sn INV. Essssss
Gs. ''e|stt' sso sso W e slaes c1a
ssoyEna22sNhMEnr yyEna22sNhMEnr rxEcUrIyE with th,.. q
January i; viii assure best care Of your
property: prefer uniurn.; up TO $50
snGGhAR HassGh.AsR nav navy CAPTAIN. on duis in
isalns19n' bsaroo@ 'uniarnishsd ahn house. ii Of q.
i & sssi;. ) ;ils; :: ss >, asss:; :
SussTssr1s < sElssir lsfl9s,sd; nssd: furn hey..
lSS 2SSus. .1sS esSpl.. sss n:.a sao d
siss s;isfssss''e e. Fri ~. VIZ
s6s;nce. .6si; ssluiPi Phons % az. s12s. Mia
COL0NIL- WIFE and year-old child De; De-
S5o,yTTs, sSMrLoY. r.s. VII. f.. .ags g,.i'.!S sss,
aln s sn e RI
LT. col. permanently a.si.ned desires
ai adults. . little siris. ssss and s; rent
Y.SsS SisS rviGTioN EhSas SA Az iaas must hs,.
nSnii ssmiiy OF of four; references. can ossord
: o. ( BEDROOM HOUSE or apt, un-
furniShed preferred: adults; excellent ref
erences. Days, call District 4024; nifhts
North S146, RIM. COL. 13s
3-4-BEDRO0M unfurn. house. D. C. or
virginia; up to 800; within IL miles OF
cspitsl:; " nc. !, 44so. 4 r.; s1s; s,od 49, mo
Have HH you you z-Ssdrm. house nr. Mnreh or
Jsnnsy grade sshcolsi az s, s2So. no,,ls mls
NV. area: no children; $3.50 monthly. Cali
DE. 2730. from Ella am. and 1:S0-4;3o
VICINITY or MASS. AVE. and woodley I'd
Large furnished home, 4 bedrms. Or
more: 1-yr lease. or longer; 500 TO $500
per month. Call Mrs. Denny, 70. 1892.
conoSHp dcaS ED - WILL WILL HEDEcoRATE your
house, rent up to $46. Call NJ. Zlo2.
Evening star., 1946-12-12
RooAAs fVRN.-lieetkwese. tceNs. ! !.

.WOOANS kUHts.---fS GoMe. 4.
w: sgs spl:. n s.;:I q :.s s: :l:s :ss rs. s.
Il. Il! !. ~, ~ 81 ~
issifif ssii Nv assf 1aiTIiRflas 4st. Il.
l@:ss: @ asssl. assl lSsa sssas f fssarasssa' ss'' :so
s:s; s:s y .Bsssss n as; s,isss; sH
ssns. .ssssis s. tSr mo niss yGuns .sio
iSSz i5ik sE.MNies ias. warm rmy run
a'as ssss.s s'sss ss1 "a s $3.50 ssT :s a W. sss
4ss1 ARGYLE TERRACE N.w.-LArss SIN
yls rm., semipyt. bath: excel. transp.; gen.
isss ilsnsn noiS1tfscaa Stfs aI g. Lars. hs front
married epfs. Or 3 giris; sos. De. $3.50
4sIs ARKANSAS AVE. N.M.--Lsrgs dbls
front room. single. $40; dhle., $16: semi
pvt; bath: cony; to aassorsia ave. and 18th
8 SsIS iss5,Ss6tR o6s6RAbo 1svi AVE- Nw-win rent rent to
young man OF quiet habits, pleasant room
with private bath; excellent transp.,, bus
cnS snH ssTsetseIr % semitic family; $40 per mo.
~ vARSuM IT. N.w.-oentlsman sem
tile home, cony. transp.: $50. IA. 2875
ssss ssss lfsSsfp fsss r. s81.rs. nv warm room
beds; innsr-sprins mattrssses: 81 each
c6IEvHEiAhD 6ii HliAzh Park. $3.50 Husband pl.
n.u.-sinGle. large. comfortably furH. rm.
Ter ss. epnloysS gentleman; private horne
C00EoKED-iess PARK RD., several COM
Portable rooms for. .sinsle and. married
sss B
s Be- sss sssF 'ipSr pr r; scSs 1Ssfips T. Vi
HR%SffttTrx HR%SffttTx ncoi;;as &C; sransna 1sa. osase Nw-s,nr,.
and double rms. for couples and sinGies;
n. 30 yk. per person. ACME RENTAL
ccS6fSkfD-iiss isHWANN sT. N.w.-Txe
refined girls. or couple: hot water at an
times; $b week each. DU. b0b3 after
coE1.ED-ssas 1s.A u. Nw.-rurn.
rm. for married couple. $40: also man 70
share rm; Nth . other men. sS. AID. 1882
1918 CHURCH 1t. NV
IArge front room, twin beds, suitable for
men or couple: some priviisges; $40.
-16
? ST. N.w.-conserva. ;,
tive 0overnment-employed couple; studio
room, sink, grill: So U1. 2I36. --13
Evening star., 1946-12-12
eoAIs.

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BOAT f1Af11S. asu, III, laIea
heavy duty for 81 arqun4 uss. $3.50; saSIl
SSsS S$SSsS l@1. .iakisAasS ..t y TIL o. ssts
R0fk--Manila, sisal and wire. FRANK
pM ynccHfo = SON. 1878 l1th q. -.
!IalTIss I III s.,l: sI.srs5s.,, i, Al, y YIN Al
4 Il BON 5o lsis M iith i. ss. Il, 1aSs.
PUMPS - Eairbanks-Mo shAllow vel
pumps. FRANK DM. yIcOHIo = SON.
ffYi12 ffY12 LIZ 1tsfiINsSiur1MIr 81 81 III ssesx tsesx,ad,. carbon
dioxids portable and marine Are systs%s;
DEL ynccHIo b SON i2l2 llth st. -.
MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rope, nrs ex-
tinguishers, outboard motors. esripps ma
rine enginss, SO to 900 h.p dshing TACKLE.
FRANK pei yEccHIo = SON, l212 llth
iS4s RIcHAkDsoN SEDAN. ,mmedists de-
E ysEy ArR ssSraEs son ~ D sDrns d:gss' aC' frss
OUTBOARD MOTOR and hshing equip
msnt. Q. H. sATTLzR. North 800.
4e-FT. FISHING BOAT, s1.4oo; chryslsr
convertible; overhauied thi. spstns; excel
lent condition. Cali WA. 1859. --13
Evening star., 1946-12-12
oyINc. BACKING end STORAGE

VETERANS. starting business. will move
you day or evening; reasonable rates: Hsht
siS!inff ssa ffos .ssiesssa. L. sne RETURN
moving day problems; packing. transporta-
ton na ssorsse msny EssIs = q sa9sri
isip s'Hl s'ossn'p oysr Prone IT, sss1 p Il Ssss
4I6 Ncrids ave. NE; Room 216
aca ana lons woxS distsne: NJ 3oS Too isr1. snd
%xsiss RHns sse sHTs.Aas sHsI Il hoaslso co-a4-nr
service: furniture moytns and hsuiins;
ssanff Wxs4 Is nSAbs 6ssssssr os rAnT ISaDs
ssso. esS 81. Louis. Kansas City. Denver. New
s:s. sssnsssassas sS;'sS ao9o
vefIkAN MovERs-An nsw equipment:
al white veteran help. CH. 1901 or OK.
vvEEiTIERANs-e4-hour service: dumps. mats,
vans By hr. sr LEAD: lcad: s viii Ia haul o1nT asytnineI
and iisht hsullnx, packins, cratins. .hip-
RHH4fIEAN jass hUs0i out Of service win move Or
haul anythins; night or day. Call FARL.
Efaar AAy5TlGs,o n o5s 2, C.; ewes. week sesd.; rs
FURNITURE. trunks. etc., moved dsy or
;Ssntos is To- ..l n i1DiF .asc 4scs Is.os
SAsEHENT. 15x36 ft.; once or storage
spsce: private entrance; available By truck
I'D IL Dr. Moving. packins. storage; VIM
nss.: a.: & s'as 9st. tf9e aoaa fs a
EDErMANs MOVING, ! STOMACH Co,
reas. rates; Will accept your surplus furn.
lacsI I ioaf an s.. neyins: "a TA sSs7. Is
Evening star., 1946-12-12
FARM and GARDEN.

XMAB TREES, holly, mtstletoe. wreAths,
other decorations. Wholesale only. RE.
MANURE, well rotted, ss so per Is bu.;
$450 per 10 bu.' delivered. WA. 1893.
XMAS DECORATIONS, holly. mistietee. st
wreaths. trees. Wholesale only. I'm.
H2Nk S2k RUN GRAVEL AND cINDERs for
roads, streets and driyeways delivered and
Sc:HRfsTMAs Trees, Wholesale, delivered
amy where in D. c., Va, and Md; special
iASpsCAPE Co. II. o4s6: ..l6.
CHRISTMAS TREES, delivered IN WaAh-
ington and vicinity, sab per hundrsd.
Wisfcn1Tl1R x1Ef. fresno SSso scRArER, reduced from
$Ilb 70 $3.50. tsastoT st m.nrs AZ so oio.dsr
isriy S324. reduced to $zl9.6O; power
.aw; S3os. s.45; power corn shelter. So .s6:
at sears three farm stores, Wis. Ave. and
Albemsrls: oil Pladensburs rd. Ne. 2soo
caRfsrMHs aisEe Mas 14RtiEIEs.Isrse Mt to rent
Sith street frsgts rsa rast rsndtoRns and 7a sss
Blair I'd. GE. 1884.
Evening star., 1946-12-12
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BoARDNG-All breeds; heated private in
and outside runs: So each .sT :sDaTTatsly KEN en-
kRiss kRoss sSseis ktNN n ssa sxy
SSas akD ERE 2Hss bo.ldsa ogtsf week s End.
!sass1 ses.se
hE 1S6S cGRn sEf MS SHn bath
ss sh.mpsan as sR. eSsRsTs q stsd. VIZ issz -.
Kennel; a nindivii indiyidusi indoor Kennels With
PIya1s PaHs .na 1St'ia Ssv.rg IHn'
AMf Mtzs nsas0d nnsst peesrm.n & 0is pin.chsrs.
tionsss .bsolate sat rsIisbs % %disDossons.
s192 and Hp EsigfaS S,ssf sseWd vi tan p.Si-
greed Dachshund pups; $50. Falls cnnTen
Boxer Boz En- upPIEs. AKc-resister.d; pick your
Xmas PUPPY s now DELwooD kkNN5I3
FikllS FkozEN Ssqrfh ahokisEMEAr. o. s. inspected.
chunk and Ground: wholesale ,n1 s1d retsii. ~
t:s :, rsssHs e. E. sS s.
doss tpF sale saIo4. sy,sS dsf AKG
PSsn. PSs Il Eessvs ahflis9i 81 R:9sliSa
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Visitors welcome. 400 Lebaum st. ,sse'
cC6cKEa SPANIEL PUPS, Axe resistsred
Bl. pedigreed. Championship line. 3l24
al KfHfFEs o1 ha Sale.
fawns and brindles; Axe reEistsred; show
prospeetsS;o price reasonable 1or IA xmas
sPR1NSER SPANIEL. liver and white, 1
year old, champion hunting stock from reE,
istered Breeze line. 800. Cali Re Re
siaG sNGL1sa szf SETTER assfE PUPS for Christmas:
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spisss Igs gslss and saEtF isRais'. can ,s 90
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIEs, black, black
and white, red and white: Axe; $40 and
S35. 2S2 Lee hwy. Falls Church l224.
COCKER SPANIEL. female. 4 mos old;
exceptionally beautiful, inteilissnt ano
afiectionate,. mostly white With Lsnt1 tan ~
markinEs; Axe registry. Phone s-4'so'
siAMEsE KITTEN. exotic, -blue-eyed. in
telligent; good companion; sealpoint OK.
KIND HOME WANTED for beloved TOY
female fox terrier, 8 years old. eH. 374e:
months, purebred. S25. Glebe 6496. 2909
EAGLE BSnfS 81 ii ;r6Ps. PnSssof females, . xks. old;
also bitch, partly broken; all Axe reg
and black blankets; S25 and $50. HY.
cIHfESsApEAKE BAY RETRIEVER, female;
Sal: 10 mos. She is the best looking
young, dos. have eyer owned. A real
Evening star., 1946-12-12

a4OO MASS. AvE.--Town house, in most
exclusive section of Mass. ave; Ice. liy;
master bedrms. and 4 baths, buffers rm.;
beaut furn. Priced for rental at $3.50
per month For appointment to inspect,
HO. 4732. --13
SPACIOUS HOME, near washington Cathe-
dral. available for January 10th to May
1st; 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, oil heat; $3.50
per month; references required. Phone
Emerson 3936 between 6-l0 Pm. Box
326-A, Star. I'D
AVAILABLE NOW or January 1st. 143e
Whittier. st. n:w.--Nearly new 7-room brick
room, gas heat, yard and Earase; elegantly
1-year lease to adults, $27B per
month Seen S BY sppointmsnt: RA r. SOD
~ baths. automatic gas heat, garden;
good transportatioN rent, S210 per month.
Living room furniture for sale: 1000
Box 301-Y, Star, ---lb