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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-14
Hoyos Favored Over Eagles
Special Dispoteh TO The Sta

NEW YORK, Mar. 14.-George-
town, which defeated Boston Col
lege earlier in the season, was the
choice over the Eagles tonight in
the first game Of a double header
for the benefit of the Jesuit Philip
pine Missions. Fordham and Can.
isius tangle in the nightcap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-14
Women's Duckpin Group
Calls Sunday MEETING

A special meeting of the Wash
ington Women's Duckpin Associa-
ton will be held at S pm. Sunday
at Lucky Strike.
Secretary Lorraine GULL urges
each womens league to have two
representatives attend. Plans for
the city tournament to be at La
fayette in May will be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-14
Exhibition Baseball

st. Louis (N). a, New York a.. 4.
Washington a., 10; Detroit az, g.,
Boston M: .; Pittsburgh N. /.
BF eq5Iy eHo' s; Canal Zone ALL
Cincinnati (N.). 5: Newark tIn.). 2.
Chicago "a, s: Chicago !Nl.. /.
St. Lonis "a VS.. Philadelphia tA),
postponed, rain.
Today's Schedule.
Detroit a. s.. Louis tNo at st.
Cleveland "a. VS.. New York (N) at
New YORK (Aj VS.. Boston (Ao at Sara
Brooklyn 1N.) vs.. Panama 1ndepend-
Cincinnati (N) vs.. Philadelphia (N)
pitatssb9 TeaiT ,N5 vs.. Philadelphia tA.)
at west Palm Beach, Fla,
St. Louis. "a VS.. Toledo "a. Az at
Portland lp; {. X Us. chicssc (No at
Los Angeles; Calf n,,vwood 70 r T.,
at HOLLYWOOD, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-14

A record attendance at State
parks in West Virginia is assured
this season, based upon the ire
mendous number of applications
for park and forest cabins, reports
Chief Watt B. Powell of the con-
servation commission. The first 10
days of this month was devoted
exclusively to applications from
State residents. Work has begun
on applications from outside the
State, and new applications still are
arriving daily with the overall de-
mand being the greatest in the his
tory Of the commission. Only a
small percentage of applicants will
be able to obtain cabins this season,
but the demand is an indication of
the tremendous trend toward out
door recreation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-14

is to institute
an increase of
so cents across
the board on all
fresh water fish
ing licenses. I'm
der this sched-
ule a Maryland
resident fishing
license, State
wide would cost
50, and a nom
resident license
Sc. The special
Potomac River
license would be
raised to $2.25.
Increased costs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-14
Chess Champion Dies

TORONTO, Mar. IA R.-J. Harry
Belson, Canada's chess champion,
died last night after long illness.
He won the title at last years
championship play in Toronto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-14
OUTDOORS

OF interest to washington anglers
are several bills introduced in the
Maryland Legislature, affecting both
fresh and salt water fishing. One
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-14

Five years ago-Leslie Mac
Mitchell defeated Gil Dodds by
8 yards to win the mile event in
p, the knights of Columbus meet m
4:08 at Madison Square Garden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-14
Army Ring Tourney Here

Army mittmen of the Middle
Eastern Service Conference will con-
verge on Fort Myer, Va, for their
boxing tournament opening March
Is, it was announced today.
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Totals 81 927 Totals 3!

*Batted Tor CORSICA N ninth.
washington -- 100 On7 Oo2-1O
Detroit ----------- 600 600 800
Runs-Case, Myatt co. Grace, Spence
OUTLAW. vico. Groth. Steiner, Moore
Errors - Wooten. Robsrtson. OUTLAW
Runs batted in--Grace 90. Wooten; Case
Mathis 12), Corsica, Mancuso. Two-base
hitsM,;Myatt OUTLAY Mathis 1atdd cona mast s
(2). Bases on balls-Of Pierce q
of Gentry, 8; of Candini, 4; Struck out
by Hudson, g., Hits-off Pierce. in 8:
in 8: on Candini, 4 in B: o Gentry, 2 in
q: of Pieretti, in 3. Winning pitcher-
Hudson. Losing pitcher-Pierce. UNI;
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are the reason for this proposal
The other is to charge residents
of Maryland 81 license fee and
non-residents S. levy for fishing
in tidal waters controlled by the
State, which would cover nearly all
of Chesapeake Bay and its tribu-
taries. A storm of protest is rising
against this latter proposal, and
for Maryland's sake, as we'll as that
of all salt water fishermen, we sim
cerely hope it is killed. At this
writing, it is too soon to say what
the outcome will be, but in our
opinion it will not pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-14

Middleweight Jacob AaMotta
(above), the Bull of the Bronx, and
Tommy Bell, spectacular Youngs-
town, Ohio, welterweight who has
shivered the timbers of many a foe,
clash in the ten-round feature event
at Madison Square Garden tonight.
Punches roll off LaMotta like water
off a ducks back but Bell made Jake
give with everything in the book to
win decisions in their two previous
bouts. Bells best weapon is a right
hand counter punch which is very
deceptive because it's lightning-fast.
Jawbone Jake is so tough that no
top-ranking middleweight reallycare
to cross gloves with him. He packs
plenty of wham in his wallops and
is particularly effective as body
puncher. This should be whale of
a fight right from the starting bell.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
blow ,on Gillette Cavalcade of Sports
over American Broadcasting Co. and
WMAL $3.50 on your dali at 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-14

Principal topic to be discussed at
the meeting of the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Chapter of the Izaak Walton
League which meets next Wednes-
day at the Cape Cod Inn, Bethesda,
will be the restoration of stretch
of the old Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
near Whites Ferry, Md, where clear
water will be diverted from a stream
into the canal. This is a Maryland
Division IWLA project and funds
and manpower are provided by
individual chapters. Seven men,
bers from Bethesda and Rockville
Chapters explored the area this
month. The paramount object is
to have a stretch of clear water,
providing bass and Dream fishing
when the Potomac is muddy. The
National Park Service has approved
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With Bill Leetch

the project, on which work will
begin soon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-19
NINTH CIRCUIT COURT
 REVERsEs ALASKA DECISION

SAN FRANCISCO - The Ninth U. s. Circuit Court of Appeals this week reversed an Alaska District Court judgment under which which George Harrison Meeks was sentenced to life Imprisonment for a Juneau staying It held tha- the Alaskan court had been guilty of harmful misconduct calculated To prejudice the defendants standing before the jury"
 The case involved the staying of Clarence J. Campbell whose body was found in a ditch near Juneau. His throat had been cut and he had been robbed of some $200U. Meeks was indicted. tried and con vioted and sentenced for the mur- der.
 The only direct witness produced by the government was Kelso B. Hartness. who earlier had been convicted of forgery and sentenced to two years at McNeil Island Fed eral penitentiary. He was out on parole at the time of the Meeks trial.
 Court Barred Record
 At the trial. Meeks' attorney at tempted to introduce Hartuess' re- cord but the court would not per nit him
 The Court of Appeals held this to be in error and ruled that "eri- dence of parole is clearly admiss- able" and the courts refusal to admit it in evidence was substan- tial error requiring a reversal or judgment"
 When Meeks' attorney persisted in his efforts. the court found him in contempt, fined him $50 ana ordered him removed from the case until the fine was paid and the contempt purged.
 The Circuit Court held that the arbitrary stopping" of the wit ness's answer was harmful mis- conduct calculated to prejudice the defendants standing and thar still more harmful was the courts action before the jury in sdjudging his attorney in con | tempt" The reversal held that AL aska law allows introduction of a record of conviction of crime "as direct impeachment of a witness s eVracity."
 The opinion was written by Jus tice William Denman with Justices Albert Lee Stephens and William Orr. concurring.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-19
BUTLER SAYS ALASKA
 WILL HAVE STATEHOOD
 IN LESS THAN 10 YEARS

PRINCE RUPERT - Alaska will get statehood without too much delay" Senator Hugh Butler oi Nebraska predicted in an inter jew here Saturday.
 The Senators stopped off here enroute to the United States after a trip to the northern Territory. He is chairman of the |. 5. Senate Committee on Public Lands.
 Statehood will come for Alaska in certainly less than 10 years possibly from three to eight years,2 Senator Butler predicted. Tt might have come sooner if the Territory had already worked out 6 general tax base like the other states have.
 Alaska should see that a gen. eral tax bill gets thr0cgh at the next session Of the legislature - a tax that includes real and personal property taxes. Alaska has got 70 show that it can support the more expensive form of state govern
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-19
LONGsHoRE STRIKE
ENDS IN KETCHIKAN

KETCHIkAN - LOngshoremeh started unloading I56 tons of car go here Monday from the ship Sailors Splice after an agreement was signed ending Alaska's five week-old waterfront tieup.
 The ship. which had been taken north last week to Wrangen aud Petersburg, returned to Ketehikan.
 The agreement was signed De- tween the CIO-International Lone shoremen's and Warehousemen' 8 Union and officials Of three steaL . ship companies.
 The longshoremen said the5 struck for a guaranteed minimum wage and protection from suit un- der the Taft-Hartley law.
 Under the agreement the primer pals will continue negotiations Jr 30 days in an effort to settle two points still at issue and if no set tlement has been made by that tune the controversy will be refer red to Federal mediation.
 The questions still to be settled are the Taft-Hartley law issue and the division of work between long shoremen and sailors.
 However. the longshoremen a- greed not 10 claim any work pre- sently done by the sailors.
 The strike was elimaxed lasJ week when the Sailors Splice ar. rived and Ketchikan merchant, closed their stores in retaliation against the strike and offered tC unload the craft themselves.
 At Seattle Harry Lewis, FederaI COnciliator, who attended confer. enees here. said the issue of thg Taft-Hartley law is a major ques. ton to be settled in the coming negotiations. The union demand for a guaranteed minimum annual wage Was nof pressed. Lewis sald and the agreement was signel without It.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-19
TOTEM AIR FLIES
 CANNERY WORKERS SOUTH

Totem Air service last week flew 21 eannery workers from Sag inaw Bay to Seattle.
 On flight 1l5. arriving last Sun day were Carl Johanson and Mrs. Al Binkley and daughter from Seattle
 SOuthbound to Seattle from Wran- gell Tuesday were Mrs. Margaret Early and two children and 19 lc- cal cannery workers.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-19
CANADA PRICES CONTROLS
 OFF NEARLY ALL ITEMS

OTTAWA = Despite complaints of labor and housewives agalnsl rising prices. Canada removed wal time price controls this week fron. nearly everything except sugar. neat wheat. fats. dried fruit. iron. steel and tin
 Rent controls were retained. the Wartime Price and Trade Boar1 said. but such commodities as Hour. bread. canned goods. textiles clothing lumber. building p-u- duets. agricultural implements and wood pulp were freed of control r: midnight Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-19
Attornev Crash Victim

James J. O'Leary. attorney wno was joined with William L. Paul Jr.. as defense counsel at the open ing of the Meeks trial in Juneau and who was removed from the case by order of the then presiding District Judge J. W Kehoe. losr his life in a recent airplane chasa while travelling from Juneau to Washington. D. c.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-19

Entered in the Postoffics at Wran Rsn, Alaska, as second class mat ter under act Of Congress Of harch 3, 1878.
 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
 The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for repu0 l. cation Of all the local news prin ed in this newspaper, as well as al AP news dispatches.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-19
60 SnnTH

John Ward MT. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Tuekerm. and Mr. and Mrs 0. F. Seergard were southbound pas senger on the Princess Norah Tues day evening.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-19
nlent

ment.'
 The Senator expressed the behef the development of Alaska and the northwest territories Of Canada, together with northern British Co., lumbia and the Port Of Prince Ru- pert. could well go hand in hand.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-19
EMBLEM cInR MONDAY

Wrangel Emblem Club will hold its regular meeting Monday even ing. Sept 9. at Elks hall at s pm.
Evening star., 1947-06-27
FARM and GARDEN.

HAVE YOUR TREES sprayed. fed, pruned;
tree surgery. dead or undesirable trees re-
BRTfa BRf4As ES1ff fREE ms2 s2pERF lHy 9saI5
RoToTILLERS NOW AVAILABLE : The
ssrdsn tractor Of 1oe qsss Phone di GE 3sN 3aSo
TRAcToKs and syerythins for The he farm,
5rgsk NEs trSlsEs rA must Se alter sGe IN
SoDDING, seeding, grading; walls. walks,
Pan5ns 'Fnmns AHHoestop memSsI
SessIes. " W. kEELSs M SS1Ss TREE sERTIcE, isTsEs
OUTDOOR DEVELOPMENTS - shearing,
transplanting; rose flower beds. rock, gar
dens. pools, eolorful outdoor hreplaces,
steps. wall guard rails, treliises. driveways;
tree surgery, bracing cabling, removal,
land clearing. waterproofins. drainage-
pared BY wondergro: cow, poultry. manure.
treated topsoil; cement, brick construction;
concrete mixed; evergreens in variety,
ering shrubs, 80 varieties choice roses,
perennials, azaleas. hedging, fencing, screen
material: specimen trees in tubs; old Ems
sandra, ivy, POINTING up. acid cleaning of
bricks, stone, cement. Experienced, pro-
sressive, dependabie-since 1919; free sug-
sestions' advice and estimates IL "a. 4S55.
TREE REMOVAL. spraying. pruning. top
ping: complete tree service; fully insured,
TREES PRCNED, TOPPED. elevated. cabI-
ing. feeding and spraying; remove unde-
sirabie trees: free eutter eleanins with
LU a6S5. Free estimates 40
GARDEN TRACTORS. with all equipment,
farm. MALoNEYs. INC. sT26 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Nd, SH. 1890. 80
BN.ER AND BINDER TWINE. sl2 bale
sil. apF, Nd. So $3.50 and 81, n07d. ii
Evening star., 1947-06-27
BOATS.

PRACTICALLY NEW l947 Steelcraft 2
cabin 26-ft. sedan: 93-hp with reduction
gear; sleeps 4, has dinette galley. icebox
and toilet: completely equipped with spot
light. windshield wiper and curtains: cost
S4.10o; will take best offer See at
Steeicraft Docks, Maine ave and NJ ST. sw
GLENN E. JACKSON IL ASSOCIATES,
FOR SALE-speedboat, 33-hp. Evinrude
motor; I3l9 plywood boat. Apply ROB
HoUSEBoAT, 90-ft., 4 bedrooms. 3 mod
ern baths, large living room. sun room.
kitchen: pantry: built 1910: beat the hous-
ing problem and keep cool; $4,000, easy
terms. Write s. WAINWRIGHT. East
Hampton. New York. for details -2s
CLEARANCE SALE loft. and Eft.
rowboats. valued at 500 and $40, re-
spectively; for immediate sale. at $50 and
S7a. See at JACKSON Il BEACH BOAT
YARD, 18th and NJ SITS. sc. Ii. 1925
wANTED-outboard motor. regardless Of
sire or condition; cash for same. 1877
F1sH1Na I1sa &c PARTIES, day or night; chesa-
peske Bay-Esstern Bay-Gooses; reserva-
ton only; cali So pm, CAPT. ANTHONY
KING Wa 1872
WE sERyFJE. all makes. OF outboard mo-
tors; price is reasonable. Sc. SALES
Co, G3T 11th st. ST.
RICHARDSON sedan and sports ecm-
muters, Century de luxe speedboats, Doug
las Air Skifs. Harvey-Wells Ship-to-Shore
iiysIy. THE JACK STONE Co, NC. GL.
Evening star., 1947-06-27
RooMs FURNIsHEp--MD. end VA

ROOMS EukNlShED-MD. end VA.
CONNECTING RooMs-Furrished e
living room and bedroom, private enc
trance. available until sept, no children.
skoSf FL sf'i ROOM. n.1s to bath. in privs.s
sIs@sn S;as,s ssi5 sd,S %x !; ss s9,, .,s. nom
satsrfront: IaTse lawn. badminton court.
washington: possible @ commate gnSo Win f,s owns
so 81 RfSr sss foE \, a.fH Fms eomtor..Dl. rm. on
btsline In Arlington. for eompetent. GO.
sDs nd sssardsys siaS S I children srs cH s4zs.
ARLINGTON- Clarendon and bus
s.niieman ss nissy da urn isss s5ons r next oasn
siLvEE srS@lSG, @ Np.lss. ..dl.sss. bsdrms,1 in
Holh fMs ass q eAsE Il Gsy I'M yzos 5as
OPP. Water Reed Convalescent Hospital AZ
B. & 6, sta, Forest Glen. Md. 81. 5s5Ss.
ROOMS. Is miles from downtown in ee-
sssfs farm estate; cool; board. oDtisssl.
CHEVY CHASE. ND, lust of wis. ave
Attractive. studio bedroom. private home;
ssnegEyss sRhgr ssta sos Oh home. tt studio r
ers lSr yos9S s9 rse sefsen o. gs gsaSsts 0an
ARLINGTON. 1925 Wilson blvd. .--Larse
double rni., nicely furnished; employed
bus fare. -2S
zoos DAVIS ,AvE.-Single room, $50:
Braddock Heights. Alex. Va. TIE, 1851.
u W. wooDBINE. Chevy Chase. Md
Large bedroom In quiet home, near Conn.
huslins; available now; SS5; gentlemen.
SOUTH ARLING ToN-cool. single room
for lady in gentle home; privileges.
breakfast optional. Gil, 1908,
ROOM with bkfst privils. for working cple.
for July and Aug; refs. Call after I. pm.
or Sat. TIE 0S26 2ss
ARLINGTON FOREST, 42s No. Granada-
Ssn, Msw nome, aonnie room; Sio Tssk; @ sen een-
Evening star., 1947-06-27
FARM and GARDEN tcont. !

ToPsoIL, I'LL dirt and road gravel for sale
by the load. FIR. 559S.
FENEISG-Rustic cedar for permanent
beauty, privacy and seclusion: famous lock
weave, 2-S IT.. 3 picket spacing; best heavy
chain link fence. 3-l2 IT. walk and drive
gates, English hurdle point and rail; all
purpose farm poultry and rabbit parbed
wine fences; prompt service. Ii. 4:2225. 29'
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, sodding, grading.
pruning and planting; lawns made and
renovated; no job too small. Ask operator
for Ashton 2lS2 20
FLAGsTONE WALKS. terraces, ireplaees.
rock gardens. fishponds. retaining walls.
F. MARCUCCIO, Route 4. Horners lane,
Rockville, Nd. Phone Rockville 1888. s
FOR SALE beautiful white oleandis. 3
#. tall, in attrac. white boxes, 26 inches
square. Will bloom all summer and fall.
Price. $50 apiece. Phone MA. 3S10, RIM.
1Q4 from . to : pm. -2S
GERANiUMS, petunias, scarlet sage and
lantana. bloom all summer. ASHTON
NURSERY. 6501 Georgia ave. NV. go
NEW ROT0TH.LER-1 only bargain at
S4s9. Alex: 1884 and OV 1899. .-2s
CINDERS for sale clean. suitable. for
driveway. bsmt.. etc: 10000 used brick
at S25 per 1000. Immediate delivery.
GE $685. rs
MOWER. "a inches, gasoline power. Brigg
S Stratton engine: completely overhauled,
peri. condition: S125. Cali UN o639.
Evening star., 1947-06-27
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

os ADAMS ST. N.W.-Larse rm., nicely
farn closet enist emP5 Nj os5SGns ossi
~ us &C eoLGMB1A tfads1 R Rp e0snSE NV Aot @
ly furnished double room, next to bath bath
sTIya0iP MI. iPPLiEeAsANT-31e1 ia 18th st. NV;
sinsse or double; comfortably furn rm. in
pvt. sdult home; convenient. Ho. 1854,
CHEVY CHASE. y. c., $40 31st st-cool
corner single room, semipvt., bath: tray
FSRmSsf Nfss 5s ffs r mspR Mo ana
for. light housekeeping, man: Frigidaire
and sink, ss; also front housekeeping room
fGF ass soepf cIirToS q 'qsE ST. SWLge wv ssle rm
near bath, redecorated; for refined lady.
1875 1877 DEiaFnELb ED n pL N.w.-oentlemsn to
beds shower. in lovely det. home SIS week.
THOMAS CIRCLE; 1898 Vermont ave,
VIciNITY ROCK CREEK PARK and Zoo
Nicely furnished single, and double bed
limited phone; S22 so each. After pm
DnpoNT CIRCLE, eo15 o st. n.w-Beau-
titully furnished large bed-livine room,
$50. Also nicely furnished double room,
4s a for 18TH nsn sr AsG snse s9e r
a psh ST. h2@e rm for
girls; walking distance: So ca. Ho. 1894.
I117 X ST. N.w.-Larae seeond-hcor sin
water: $40, see MISS JOHNSON, .,
ldoG or Esnsesh sr prTss hons S
semipyt.. shower bath. GE. s5a$; 20
i:II 9TH ST: N.W-Private gentile home.
laundry privileges. convenient transp9rta-
1919 1919 Eth ns sT. NV. Mass. ave)-Lisht
and cool rm, ssle oT dble.i low rates; semi
CONF ORTABLE RM., one gentleman. 81
pe- wk. Gar. II needed, 81 wk- ex'ra. RA.
LARGE BEDROOM. semipvt. bath shower;
employed person., Jewish home; Kit. privil.
optional. No other roomers. RA. 7:.73.
10th AND SITS. N.w.-Large. comfort
sRs sRoxeq m on OF 0es ssnemsR ssRv Be- SC tn 1S6 Sh
Abs GARRISON ST. N.w-christian
Large, cheerful ggm.. ssmiprlvate bath; un.
fRq PfhasASP sa Pus srsSr 2h 9asS RoSm with loapns
me- rsntiem2n. mi q EM. oa5s o .,s. .,,,u,. ' ~,
Nth !. beg; Convenient TRANSPORTATION
LARGE. clean. cool rooms; PRIVILEGES if
necessary; SIS wk-; COW. transp. co
1884 18th ST. N.w.--vacsncies for q
girls to mare in triple room. also one
sesiieihah ssasI 70 snare MIS- he'fSN. Msa a.
NEAR DUPONT cIRcLE-Larre airy room.
TWIN beds, for senslemen' semiDriyste
:SS03 W ST. N.W.-Single clean. COM
Portable bed; semi private bath: private
home; block Glover Pk. bus. OR, oIsl.
1909 BLOCK MASS. AVE. N.W.-Beautt-
fully furnished double room for gentleman;
private bath: newly decorated; excellent
transportation. Phone AD af40 30
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-Studio bedrm. .-iiv.
rm, combined, ground f.; pvt. bath. un-
limited phone maid serv, sep. entrance
private home. gentleman preferred: 500
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-well-appoii,ted
home; housekeeping unit for three gentle
mem: newly furnished and decorated
HOTEL PARK HOUSE, zoe 1sth st. nv
alks. Grsyhound; sglss, $40; dslss;; 81
Evening star., 1947-06-27
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

SSSSs
;IRl GREAT TT, PYKANEEs, ,,.s 5.month-olId female
COCKER sPANIGL; I?p, excep. beautiful 1,s choco-
late female; Axe. registered champion
raised, : years old, reasonable. AK. 5sai
22l W. Greenway blvd. Falls Church, Va.
GORGEOUS German Shepherd pups: beau
tiful grey, gold. black; full blooded, mos
SIS and S25. r. L. DICKSON, phone 1S7
Herndon, va; 10 miles from washington.
BOARDING in new kennel, Ia miles from
D: G. line; reasonable rates. MEADOWS
KENNELS. 6709 Marlboro pike, Sc. Hill
GERMAN SHEPHERDS: beautiful five
week. old puppies; best homes given first
eonsideration: males, $40, females, $50.
MONT. co. ANIMAL SHELTER has fine
dogs for pets retriever. Chow and spitz
Gns mixed I'D Welsh terTsr all young Ad0ps
81 SO; open wkdays.. "a, Sat. 9-12, closed
COCKER SPANIEL PuPPIEs-BIaek males males
lines; sire and dam on premises. SH.
COCKER PUPS; black, months; Axe reg
istssT BOSTON T TERRfER HsRn FuPPiRs, isPiR Axe:
RRIss kkoss AkS saI o Asss alsS
and indiv., kenneling equipped Westing-
house Sterilamp conditioning. Puppies for
sal sale and cookers at stud: Lee hwy; Rte
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ends ,or
longer; heated kennels: pickup service;
yseEnsFy Tep M6 KEN
dgGs pups, A.K.c. :egistsered-
HoLIYWooD KENNELs-Boarding, bath
ehampion cookers at stud; TO, b139:
finest bloodiine; bunting and show; ,o rea-
LABRADOR RETRIEVER PGPPY. black. 6
mos. OLD, female, Arden strain. OR. 2s55.
COCKER sPANIELS t2l. well-bred females.
s mos. l red, black; bargain: si5 ea.
Litter, : wks.,.. Trycobb CANDIDATES, S3h
champions; WIN deliver. 1855 Lacey ave
SIAMEsE KITTENS, males, fine breed
t, eompanion. D unusual inteIieence. Or: 57is Ic
COCKER sPANIEL PUPPIEs, ali coiors
ages from r wks. to 5 mos; prices reason
cocker at stud Call Rockville 2644. rs
KITTENS to give to good homes. Call
AsS + sied eoATs g for paR shaEsR % es 8 BAs
KITTENS, red Persian, champion father,
scoTTiE PGFs; K wks,. black. Axe reg
BOSTON TERRIER, male, family pet,
unhappy in kennels, needs home for July
and August. For information, call WI.
$500 81
DoGs-Mixed breed. collie. setter, police.
German shepherd, bulldog. fox terrier,
chow, hound, to people in country or who
have fenced. areas. Kittens to give away
TA 4434 after pm -21
COCKER SPANIEL, red and white. female,
sired by Axe champion and fun sister to
a champion. She is housebrokan and a
wopderful pet; a bargain at $50. Also
some beautiful Axe red and white cocker
pups, 3i2 mos. championship stock. S}5
TO S75. ST. 1915. -
BEAGLE PUPS. 10 weeks old by reg dog
s. PREFCE. Vienna. Va SO
WASTED-Home for unusual kittens; will
hot give to children. Gail Falls
Church li42-J
COCKER SPANIELS, beautiful. healthy
thoroughbred puppies home raised; black
males of fine bloodlines; S25. WI 3t7S
fed trials or show future champions
Price. S35 to $50. WI 944f