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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
ChineseBomb KoIqon Twice

Nanking, Oct. 10-(UP)-Commu- hist authorities reported today that Kalgan, second city of Communist China, was bombed twice yesterday with considerable" loss of life.
 Four planes bombed Kalgan at 8 A. M. and 12 dropped explosives on the city in a second attack at noon, the Communists reported.
 The reported bombing was the first air attack on Kalgan since the Nationalists opened their cur rent offensive against the strategic city. The air field had been bombed previously.
 Nationalist China was put on an official war footing by govern ment mandate affecting some 300,- 0O0,00 persons and restoring mili- tary control over all civilian admin iStrationS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
OPAAdvisers Asks Removal Of BeefLids
 Anderson to Act
 On Groups Plea
 Within IS Days

Washington, Oct. 10.-(UP)-The OPA's Beef Industry Advisory Com mittee today formally petitioned Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson to remove price controls from cattle, calves, beef and veal.
 The action came as President Tru- mans political advisers, alarmed at mounting public resentment over shortages, groped for a means of ending the meat famine without wrecking price control.
 The action of the industry com- nlittee brought one step nearer a showdown on the issue of whether controls should be lifted to increase the supply of meat.
 Can Appeal Rejection
 Anderson has 15 days to act on the petition. If he rejects it, the committee can ask for hearing, which must be granted within 10 days. If the answer is still no, an ap- peal can be taken to the Price De- control Board.
 The committee said it decided last Tuesday that the standards for de- control of cattle and calves and food and feed produces processed or man. ufactured therefrOm require the immediate removal of maximum prices"
 The committee said that on Sept. 1,1y A1,Iarc00,SS Qd111HS HSci0T1 52,OOO,0OO head of cattle were avail able for meat.
 This unprecedented supply of available cattle for meat" the com mittee said, will be further aug mented in pounds of meat by the largest overall supply of grains for feeding livestock ever produced. in this country.
 Price Rise Immaterial
 "A record corn crop is now assured, and corn supplies at least 30 per- cent of the total grains fed. The quality or feeding value per buShel of corn will be greatly superior to that of 1945."
 The committee said it is "inma- terial' whether prices rise after live stock is decontpolled.
 'The sole test is," Git said, "are there sufficient cattle and calves or livestock in the country under nor nal competitive conditions to meet the requirements for the current F months?
 'The current artificial shortage ot meat in normal channels brought about by price control, the black market, or failure of producers tc market their livestock are not valid reasons for continuing regulations, it said.
 Roscoe Haynie, chairman of the committee, said that if meat were decontrolled today it would be on American dinner tables in three weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
YGT Strikers Vote Return

Stamford, Oct. 10- UP) "A threatened shutdown of the Yale and Towne plant was averted today when 30 striking moulders voted to return to their jobs tomorrow.
 The ballot was taken after an ap- peal by union leaders that the men go back. They agreed to leave the matter of incentive pay rates, the cause of the dispute, to arbitration.
 Officials had feared that a pro- longed strike of the 30 moulders, which caused A70 others in the same department to stop work, would cause a general shutdown. The worlds largest lock plant experience ed five-monthS strike early this year, idling more than $500. The &C., cepted settlement offer of 121a cents an hour applied to the moulders as well as other employees.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Conference Split on Danube
Truman's Brain Trust Gropes for More Meat
Seeks Means To Ease Shortage
 Without Scuttling Any Controls

Washington, Oct. 10 - (UP) - President Truman's political advisers, alarmed at mounting public resentment over shortages, groped des- perately today for some way to ease the meat famine with out scuttling price control.
 White House Press Secre- tary Charles G. Ross indicat- ed MT. Truman might have something to say on the subject at his news conference at P. M. EST. But Secretary of Agriculture Clln- ton P. Anderson said he doubted the President would have any plan ready. .
 Anderson was among a group or top-ranking Administration officials who met at the White House yes- terday for more than 21a hours to discuss the problem. Democratic National Chairman Robert E. Han negan also was present.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Joe StiIweII Critically III

San Francisco, Oct. 10. CUP)- Gen. Joseph w. Stilwell, 63, Sibth Army commander and famed Bur- ma campaigner, lay critically ill., at Letterman General Hospital to- day.
 The Army announced that Still well was suffering from a liver condition believed contracted dur ing fighting in Burma early in the war. The General entered Letter man General Hospital Sept. 28 for a checkup and underwent a major operation Oct. 3.
 His progress was satisfactory until late yesterday when he took a turn for the worse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Argentina Offers
 Us. Canned Meat

Washington, Oct. 10-(UP)- Argentina offered today to ship canned meat to the United States immediately to help ease the growing shortage.
 The Argentine offer was made by Ambassador Oscar Invanes- sevich. He visited Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson personally, accompanied by oth- CT Argentine officials.
 Canned beef is not subject to the embargo which prevents shipment of fresh beef to this country from Argentina. Inva- nessevich also offered fresh lamb from Argentina, but Argentina meat experts here said lamb shipments could not start be- fore January.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
USES Placed 6l5 Disabled Persons Here Since Jan. 1
 Program of Local Office Outlined
 Before Representative Committee

Job placement of 615 physically handicapped persons in the Water bury area has been made by the U. s. Employment Service since Jan uary, it was disclosed today as en- ployment officials furthered efforts to find openings in connection with its program for Employ the Phy- sically Handicapped Week.
 In order to promote their work in behalf of Waterburians with dis abilities, USES staff members con- ferred earlier this week with a rep resentative community group, which included doctors, nurses, indus trialists and social workers
 Cases of disabled persons who are now working and of others who are seeking jobs were outlined in sample" presentation made by the employment officials at the meet ing, and suggestions were sought for improving the placement program.
 Defines Handicap Factors
 Arthur O'Connen, selective place ment counsellor for the USES, pointed out that the employment office does not consider a person handicapped unless his impairment is such as to be limiting factor as far as employment is concerned.
 He said that both veterans and non-veterans are included among the $50 handicapped persons who now have applications at the of flee. A large number of veterans, however, are placed directly through the Veterans Administration.
 More than 50 percent Of the USES application total in the physically handicapped section consists of vet erans' requests, however, according to the statistical report.
 Since the start of the year POO dis abled veterans have been placed in jobs by the USES, and the active file now contains names of 259 oth- CTS.
 GA Applied Last Month
 Last month GA new applications were made by physically disabled persons, 29 of them veterans. Only nine of the new applicants are wo- men.
 During September, 23O handicap ped persons were referred to em- ployerS by the USES, and 85 of them including 26 veterans. secured jobs, MT. O'Connell reported.
 The current files on physically handicapped contain names of per- sons who have suffered amputa- tions, are now listed. The office also is seeking openings for three veterans with seriously defective vii sion and for seven who are serious ly deaf.
 Stresses Capabilities
 Other veterans now seeking jobs through the USES have been han dicapped by leg disabilities, inter nal disorders, and malaria. Similar ailments have been reported by civ- ilians who are looking for jobs. In searching for jobs for the ham, dicapped, the USES places the stress on the capabilities of the applicants rather than on the defects. The employment workers point out that many jobs do not require full capa- cities of individuals, and that many of the even seriously disabled per- sons have the particular capacities required.
 In field visits made to employers this wek by USES staff members, special emphasis has been placed on jobs for physically handicaps, in CO., operation with the nationwide pro- gram.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Winchester Arms Sues CIO Union

New Haven, Oct. 10 - (UP) - The Winchester Repeating Arms Company, today filed a $50,000 suit in Federal court against four C.I.O. United Electrical Union officers and 12 employees, charging that a cur rent strike of 400 brass mill workers was in violation of the Smith-C Con- nally Act.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10

Boston, Oct. 10-(UP)-After 8 four month Investigation, the American Unitarian Association has evonerated the Rev. Stephen H. Friedman of Boston, editor of the Christian Register and director of American Unitarian , Youth, of charges that he en- gagged in Communistic activities
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Aussie Stowaways Landed in Boston

Boston, Oct. 10- (UP) = Three stowaways from Australia, who were believed to be the first from that country ever to arrive at this port, were removed today by U, s. immi- grafton authorities when the Brit ish freighter Fort Astoria docked here.
 The trio, James w. Freeman, T, of Sidney, Reginald Williams, 25, of Melbourne and Stewart Beutel, IS, of Brisbane, will be given a hearing tomorrow,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
BANDITS ROB COUPLE

Providence, R. l., Oct. 10-UP)- Maurice Adler, 60, blind man, and his wife, Mary, 55, were at tackled by two bandits and robbed of $2O13 in front of their home here last night while they were return ing from Boston's Suffolk Downs horse race track.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10

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Evening star., 1946-02-23
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE att. s. room unfurnished
0H small wfhn 3o miles srnder S
ton, 1aa N j. Tel. Franklin 1921 or Box
Will EXCHANGE my 1-room furnished
Wf Ssmf in EXsHaNEt;pn WsShpE.Gn Wo 1909
apt, or house. furn. or unfurn. FIR.
COUPLE and well-trained 5-mo. child will
apt. for similar unfurn. eround-foor apt
OF same or higher rent. Box aes-L, Star.
YORK - Exchange
light. airy, completely furn. and equipped
rooms, kit: and bath. in modern, air
for equivalent Or smaller, preferably Sh East East
sioo.si5S eall ordwsyS Sa4e before ee4:; +
or write 27o Park ave. Apt. e-T N Z; c.
EXCHANGE lovely unfurnished D. C, anart-
ment for apt or house in or near Garwood.
CHiCAGo-WAsHINGToN-Exchanse un-
furnisned fur 6room apartment in Chicago
i1rton 0s ca Me- 54sS Or house in Wash
EXCHANGE 1-bedroom duplex apt in NE.
sGT 6rm houss soI bunsalqw not over Ss5'
cHfcaGoWAsaINGSFoNI 1T CIV sfS GSfoI eaehange ssal "a
North side west Rogers s Park, apassns eaehansed
house; prefer NV. section. Tel. TA. seas s6e7,
evenings or Sunday 24s
WASHINGTON-DETRo April 1st. new
1-bedroom apartment, Washington, for
modern 2-bedroom apartment or house in
Detroit or suburbs. Box 18O-L, Star. %
WANTED. MANHATTAN. 8, 4 or room
unfurnished apt; will exchange very de
sirable modern Washington apt, living rm.,
'bedrm.. kitchen, dinette, large terrace,
view, very cool, near Wis. and Mass. ayes'
Phone weekdays EX 6400, Ext 1925 or
xFTERAN AND WIFE desire to exchange chan
Mt Rainier furnished one-bedroom modern
apartment for a similar one in New York
City or Vicinity; Manhattan preferred
can UN. 4206. 24s
Evening star., 1946-02-23
BOATS.
PROPELLER REPAIRING

PROPELLER REPAIRING-Have your pro.
son. FRANK DEL vEccH1o, marine sup.
plies, 1912 18th st. Sc. Ii. 4493. FIR
THE JACK STONE co. announces the
arrival OF the Richardson cruiser of to-
morrow. now on display. Call RAY STONE
Gil 700; 18th and jeff. Davis hwy. Ar
CABIN CABIN CRUISER. ss it.. excellent condi.
ave. s.w' Best offer takes it. RA. 5l59
LET YOUR BROKER HELP YOU find a
good used boat. His advice on values,
yacht insurance and payment plans may
save you time and trouble; See, phone or
write !, HUGH SI5 ALEXANDER Al 1850 Maine Mbatine
REcoNDITioN YOUR BOAT the easy way;
portable sanders, belt or oscillating type,
SALE Is INC Boa BOAT sfese so chesaDea2e s AXE
s eon Dc ssa sSt0 casR mRt0f nS pss
aGa6 Rfls RGNABoGrs ByfF now in Sock
this space for notice Of arrival Of canoes,
KING FULTON: TNc sos sos Maine ieos'S ave. s.wa', W.
EvSRGba MaHsfaSHGa 1esH6lTe ss00
ped on customers, orders only. A $40 de-
post places you in line for the model Of
sos Maine .s4s axe. s.w., washinston 4. b, G.
cHRYsLER MARINE ENGINES in stock.
Immediate delivery: New low prices. S.
washington 4, D. c. Executive 3406 .
PROPELLERS-Federa Mogul sales and
reconditioning service. Also cupboard
proEellers for most makes of outboard
motors. S. KING FULTON. INC. sos
Maine ave sw.' Washington 4. D. :, C.
MOTOR. Champion, Ss4 hip:
excellent condition. CH. 9320 "a
yacht with all modern conveniences, ready
TO move in and live the year around 14th
and Water sts., blocks east of Anacostia
Bridge. "a
TWO oUTBOARD MOTORS, 6-h.p. and
| l2-h p. Call FIR. 212S or TR. 1906 20
ONE d3t2-FooT FISHING BOAT, 81 700;
4 c. F. ROGERS BOAT YARD, Shady Side.
Evening star., 1946-02-23
APARTMENTS WANTED.
sX-SERYICFMAN Ann WIFE n..d-

AND WIFE need 3
Csll Cal Atlantic 377e after 8 on Saturday
GovERNMENT ATToRNEY dormer naval
oGes and wfs no children
furnished apartment in NV. section, 18th
or ~ to 81 Dn.' MRS REED ED q aee9sis . Ia
DISCHARGED sERvIcEMAN and Wife
no children. Call Elk. 1856. MR. DuRY
SENATOR'S SECRETARY, single, male, re-
@snt Cali Natlonsi sis9; isss Ext. ss s4b aHs' s5.
room furnished apt. in va. Phone RE.
$500, Ext. 72773, MAJOR C. H. THOMAS
tas ARMY Or oFTdGEs and wife desire small
YoUNG SWEDISH DIPLOMAT, married, no
children desires 2-rm. furn. apt. DE. 27s5.
GEORGETOWN vicinity-student, sister
and niece desire apt, or share house or
EaArT la5ss apastnest Ap s4oo Please telephone IT
ER ssoc ss ksshs1 @ and p
PSi 2MrIoYE6 Ieaa 5vtS COUPLE want or . s4. room
furnished apt. or room With kitchen priv
ileses Phone M GARDNER, District $5s7.
COLONEL tReg.). wife and 15-year daugh-
ter urgently need house or apartment. 2 or
5isf1icp sa PHONE
sERVfcEMaS and nxi wife perm stationed
D. c.. desire furn. or unfurn, 2-rm. and
sss; pref; refs; if required. RE-. 1o94. s 81;
VETERAN, wife and baby desire one-bed-
room, @ @nnfurnished apt. or nat. UP to $50.
fn1RNfsaHED ABATEMENT needed by two
WAVE ofncers. Can Adams 2s2s after s 80.
Evening star., 1946-02-23
FARM and GARDEN.
CINDERS and bank run gravel for r
and driveways; delivered. Call WA 3


and driveways; delivered. call WA. 5s17
LANDSCAPE GARDNER and contractor-
Grounds. large and small parks. GENE.
terles; residence grounds speciality. seed.
and removed, Estimates free. AT. 6269
TRACTOR, new, on rubber: al types farm
saqIipment. SsIi5 GE14,h all Kinds of feed OWNER
EARLY WE OFFER not only the very best
materials, but also an invaluable service
81 ser trained snd experts who will do the JOB
yeWs hoIig s abes sSTg6s ps6meh shade frnft
trees, myrtle. for shade: .Wondergro, S15
ing. carpentry, draining. tree surgery,
grading, ,pointing UP, ,caulking. roofs. gut
tering teri WI WY worry y aboqt tomorrow when
SODDING. planting, grading, all kinds of
tractor work; no Job too large or too
W0Tf free d0nf by o4 AIf6
ThzE ,5 REMOVAL, mo, trimming; csnpIete m tree
u Psuea gsfden PH pFacoe ssS Up 4S Is
new, or used, provided in, good condition
4: N. SUIT. $500 No. Abingdon St, Ar
EEL5gaSRAss FLIES Ass SOD and standing timber
,ssss % r;5Giise g5aM ng# 2fie
ST. STRAY hdiet tons rs ct. 9t basa sea5 bright
COMM. MATTIsoN, RE. 400, EXT. 627a9
RoToTILLERs- delivery on the
new Frazer Rototilers CENTRAL MO-
TOR CO, 3143 Lee hwy, Arlington. CHI
SIX a-YEAR GRAPEvINEs. consisting of
? Blue Concord, 2 Red Lutte and > White
Niagara, S315 postpaid. Write for free
copy planting guide prepared by Virginia
largest growers of fruit trees. berry plants
nut trees, etc; WAYNESBORO NURS.
FRIES. Waynes5oro; Va.
yd.. S4 per yd. by the 100 at the stable
One wood saw. S65W-2 Falls Church
Evening star., 1946-02-23
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LADY WILL SHARE her apt, 2 rms. kit.
bath, near Capitol with Christian woman;
EMPL., s Prot. .' wid.. % univ. grad. will share
comfortable .2-bedrm, 2-bath apt, near
Mayfower. with congenial woman on shared
expense basis; approx; S65 mo. each not
woman preferred; refs. Box < SsS'f' Star.
ALL THE COMFORTABLE living space you
want on fully-equipped .65-foot yacht
Ss;dg.,' sts Sc three blocks east of Anasostia
ieis 18th ST. N.w.-ouiet, sober man M to
share 3-rm; apt. with another man; $40
and y utilities. DU. SITS. Call before
BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM APT. in Takoma
Park--Convenient; well furnished; S125.
Including maid service; for couple or 2
men; men; breakfast If desired. Box 1s4.M
COOK K-HoUsEwoRKER, live in, large up-
stairs rm. and bath; small family: other
FOR MONTHS, cor combination bhH ion living Wing room. room
1,oI]N Y0TNG LADY to share with. another lady
Takoma Park. Md. conv. express bus to
downtown, unlim. phone, sewing machine,
etc. So per week includes all but laundry.
81. 2I7o; or weekdays, WA. 4400, Ext. 2l1.
SILVER SPRING. MD. - wen-furnished
apt. gentle home; employed couple only:
from Da bus ss MONTH %
1904 IRVING ST. N.w.-vacancy in we'll
furn; home, l or 2 girls. twin beds. light
pSoas Bus It sss!ys 5 S4%sc 5
coLoRED-e GIRLS bet. $3.50 to 5a share
furn. apt. with another girl. $3.50 wk
each each 1884 champlain st. NV, Ho. 5676
Evening star., 1946-02-23
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

HORSES BOARDED-Box stalls, $40 a
north Call Warfeld 1900 daytime, WA
WORK AND RIDING HORSES, mules.
ponies, . spotted, 5-gaited matched teams;
cheap, S35 up harness, saddles, farm
wagons: lespedeza hay. S33 per ton; 80
tons OF good timothy hay. Rear of 1856
18th st. Sc. "a
HORSE (one). combination work and rid
ing: one matched pair of sorrel hunters.
two spotted ponies, two "a ponies, one 4
yr.-old halfbred colt. two 3-yr-old half
bred colts, one 2-yr-old halfbred colt
papers can be had with all colts: several
3-gaited horses, all prices. HILLTOP
FARM, F34l5. Fisher I'd Sc, Temple Hills; Mr.,
JUMPING HORSES %, two 5-gaited Show
mares and other good riding horses. TIE.
C3Op. thrifty, second litter bred
sows; 81. 2114. NE. 1884. "a
rich, heavy producer; Just fresh with pedi-
greed bull calf at side: all papers available;
5000 for both. GEORGE E. TACEY, Vi
enna, Va, or OR. $3.50. "a.
CHESTNUT FILLY, thor
oughbred. broken to saddle; l practically
new, English saddle. l practically new set
single driving harness, l training sulky in
good condition, open seated buggy in
good condition. jumping saddle, English
type. Call oxford 1911 or CHI. 1900, Ext
%1S -
Evening star., 1946-02-23
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

MUST HAVE or s room unfurn house in
es CAN nfafe mR RU6Pp Na ess sso limit IL s.
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to purchase or
Of I've SILVER fse serns Give nouss n in dss ys
VIII not consider house on which the
trust cannot be purchased. G. e. WATERS.
S39 w. University parkway. Baltimore 10.
REG. ARMY LIT. COL. desires 2 or 8 bed
room unfurnished house. Permanent at
fe kE zsD 5o &1k f. xahs saSa ss
garden; in good neighborhood cony: to
PERM. responsible businessman desires
nss nEase negShos6nnd OF SosSrm asS furn Or unfurn
care Of home assured, Business phone
Re EkrGkNEb 2 b4ns VErRRSS RRGp sFroRSkY Fl desires
fma1 pnane hease 10y arlington or Falls CHURCH
Ex.SAvAL offiIcER. permanent -Go non
Cow O. hsaIaa1 position wife, Io-mos baby girl: 2
fsrred: exeellent references. caii frS TYLER. Izs
RGENTMaiousee uses sold, mus must move by March
10th. Won't some kind person please help
70 fsWly Vsg oniora o,h shTss sas children nd place
NAVY. CoMMANDER desires 2 or 3 bed
room turn. house or apt; small children:
fns wooTiE seSs Mareh W. assi through n
UNFURNISHED 3-bedroom house needed at
G1ss SEsiREP PhSns h%MEYIA4EiS YI tE4S for
bedroom furnished house or apartment in
desirable location for naval oficer, wife
and children; same unfurnished consid-
cred; no pets; best references available
REs Etso 400; Exs $685. days; evenings; Ma
WANTED-1O-15 room house, furn. or
unfurn., NV. sec. Phi. EN-. 1886. "a
ExsNDRA OR SOUTH ARLINGTON
preferably unfurnished, urgently '1 required eihs
BY REGULAR Army colonel lust assigned
% Vrna sr aands 5s oeaon BeyeTy pTe
1srred: 1rl, d.o wife, daughter 13. son Is. Prone
% MOS RENT IN ADvANCE-Naval
ofncer, wife. sons 10 and II, desire 2 or 3
coMDR '1stas ast@na fnps
GOVERNMENT EMpLoYE. married, and
two sons from overseas wish house, s or S
AND Wifi fPT saT resi-
or ast, furnished or S unfurnished' to io6t sIo6;
no children no pets. Box 362-L. Star.
FORMER NAVY IT. now assoc. ed nat;
mag, maE wants s., furnished @ house or apt,
ses sHs0' BEDROOM EEl ,os HOUSE, turn. pretsTred.
High School district, by two Govt en- en-
tSs Hn, gsraen 1Sss pGse spsee
Phone ordway O97S or Box 356-L,
Star. 23'
NAVY OFFICER and family, persons, de-
sire for residence "a bedroom house. fur
nished. NV. section: $500 up; wishing to
pay g. months advance. Call OR. 1925
Saturday, $50 to IL noon; or Monday on,
PaaTeeq EMP PERM % GoTfLh SpP only furn in stor-
age. high rent, no home. desire 2-3 rm
mod. apt. or home; rent or buy: D. C.. or
WAsHINGToNIANs being forced
to vacate. Must have l or . bedroom un-
mi Eps AIT & or honss Pu 0s2o; 25.
urgently required by family of edults
excellent references. WO. 615s. 25'
STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICER, family.
desire 3 or bedroom unfurnished house
in NV. section or nearby Virginia Will
pay years advance rent. MI. 0S59. 26-
6rsn ahiNG ne nats L COL AND waIE. hnn no en- enii
D. c. or Va; must vacate present quarters
March | GIL. 1914 -24
Evening star., 1946-02-23
DOGS, PETS, ETC. Cont, j..

CocKGIEs SPANIEL, black. puEebred, IS
sFse soekffRS faS sraSfi Ss HVfE Sasta, Axe
d5oxTs ~ SIt7 sS.SS a$fa ' 81 .9SI.
sass sHsslsns satns
kAssITs FOR SALE. s@s1 Juniors and ieSa Seniors.
FOR SALE Registered Norwegian elk
hound, I year old, excellent conformation.
broken, registered Axe, Is champions in
eeoslgKTss; osoKsR; s15 sPaN,GTs GH $780, S,so "a
excel bloodlines,. champion sired. Axe
registered, $75. MRS. 10y. Ashton 3507.
BLACK sCoTTIE PUPS, weeks old, Axe
registered. S60-$75 Be satisfied with the
reRss4ss litter m9pas sask ssd ss
one Ra 4s4e sunsss See ane sanasy ss
Sgltland' SSIohg pr;d. Or call District 455@ Monday
R;,ls kRAbBiTs. 81 pedIgreedo dig New Zealand @ white
s. 81 ? dT af5ndSa Sesssu Y' BACK
male M esa1; eat; % owner leaving country. Call
PUPPIES, Scotch collie English setter cross.
o weeks; weeks s1N also i, pale English setter year.
coITfE oiiyisS fuPs' sutPYW Axe registered sired by
Champion Cha Lochreagh Lancer, Phone Rock
TOY Fox TERRIER PUPPIES, tiny toys,
White with dark markings. Miss Hunt,
sIAMESE AND PERsIANS, champion bred
stud cats at service: kittens. white, long
haired na Miss Payne, RoSEDERE cATTERY,
ToY S GaNchEs4ER GaSfsh aaes TERRIER PUPPIES for
sale; male or female, Axe registered, beau
DoBERMAN PiNsCiHHER PUPPIEs, mos,
old, sired by Champion Dictator, beautiful
puppies, fine pets. r. G. ALLEN, RID.
N1irs H9 / II Vienna; s va; Daleyiew s33-W-2: PA
ored male Peke, 2h years old, pedigraed,
SIS, OR. 6S79. -25
COCKER PUPPIES, from Missouri. Farm
raised and healthy; black males, S35-
S40;. 6 black females. S25: litter regis
tered DoG HOTEL, 7344 Georgia ave-,
COCKER SPANIEL puppy, black, female.
10 weeks old, wormed, champion stock,
Axe reg; $50. GIL 3010. -23