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Evening star., 1947-06-15
Ruins Flood Homes and Streets,
Cause Heavy Damage to Forms

fully to have a sewer put under
Deane avenue.
The tar top covering the excava-
ton IN front of 1886 Connecticut
avenue NV, which police said was
weakened by the rains, dropped
about foot from the pavement
Police explained the excavation was
part of the utility work connected
with the underpass project at Du-
pont Circle. Police roped off the
section on the sidewalk near the
fallen excavation covering.
A sewer backe~ up az Bladensbure
road and New York avenue NE.
putting water around automobile
hubcaps,
At the Peace Cross-which is ex-
pected to flood during every heavy
rain-two horses and a wagon were
parked ready to help move stalled
automobiles. Bladensburg road and
Defense highway, near the cross
were closed to traffic because Of flood
waters from Eastern Branch.
Prince Georges County police re-
ported scores of telephone calls re-
garding washouts on gravel-covered
country roads. Police said "at least
|! so was1outs of varying sizes had been
caused.
From Baltimore police reported
an unidentified woman was killed
Just outside the city and nine per-
sons were hurt in accidents caused
by rain. Several main thoroughfares
Evening star., 1947-06-15
White House Pressure
I0n Movies Is Denied !
sy the Associated Press


Joseph E. Davies yesterday denied
that pressure from the White House
during the administration Of the
late President Roosevelt led to
Hollywood motion picture studios
producing such pictures as Song OF
Russia and Mission to Moscow"
Mr.. Davies, Ambassador to Russia
from 1896 to 1898, made public at
q news conference letter to Chair.
man Thomas disputing statements
attributed to a House Subcommittee
|on Un-American Activities which Is,
Investigating reports of Communist
|infiltration in the movie industry. :.
The subcommittee said after q,
preliminary hearing in Hollywood
that some of the most fagrant
Communist propaganda films were
produced as result Of White House
pressure"
MIR. Davies letter to Mr.. Thomas
described as mot true" statements
he said have been attributed to
Movie Producer Col. Jack Warner
that Mr.. Davies acted "as liaison
man who carried to Hollywood or
ders from the late President Roose-
welt to make the picture Mission
to Moscow"
Mr.. Davies said that at that time
the motion picture industry, ito
their credit" was seeking material
to aid the war effort, adding that
his book, Mission to Moscow" was
written "for that purpose, and to
bring better understanding and con-
fidence as between fighting allies"
Evening star., 1947-06-15
Two From District Win
LequI Sorority Honors

Miss Elizabeth Reid. Washington
attorney and graduate of Wash.
ington College of Law, has beer
elected Grand Historian of the
Kappa Beta Pi International Lega
Sorority, now holding its biennia
convention at Niagara Falls, On
tario, Canada.
A member Of the Eta Alumnae
Chapter of Washington, Miss Reie
served as chairman of the board o1
directors in 1885 and 1886, and az
Grand Dean from 1887 to 1941. She
is a member of the District Bar, anc
has been admitted to practice be-
fore the Supreme Court.
Miss June Greene, also of Wash
ington, was elected Grand Marshal
She is a member of the Epsilon
CHAPTER.
Evening star., 1947-06-15

: in northeast Baltimore were blocked
off when waters backedsup in under
passes. The woman, about IS, was
struck while walking across Pulaski
Highway.
The E1ks' Flag Day service, sched-
uled for 7:30 pm. yesterday at the
Sylvan Theater on the Washington
Monument grounds, was postponed
to 7:30 pm. today because of the
rain. If it rains tonight, the service
will be held in the Elks Club House,
919 H street NV, Arthur E. Daley,
general chairman, announced.
Exercises scheduled for 7 pm. yes
terday by the Women's Relief Corps
Department of the Potomac Auxil-
iary to the Grand Army Of the Re
public were cancelled. They were
to have been held on the steps of the
Capitol.
The Flag Day ceremony scheduled
for Griffith Stadium also was can
celled.
Evening star., 1947-06-15

Heavy rain flooded Washington
homes and streets and highways
and farm lands throughout the sur
rounding countryside yesterday
causing damage running into thou
sands of dollars and great incon-
yenience to many. In Washington,
the rainfall totaled 2.85 inches be-
tween 1888 pm. Friday and last
midnight.
Yesterdays rain brought the fall
for the past two weeks to 6.68 inches
the highest for the first two weeks
of June since 1900 when 7,91 inches
fell, the weather man said.
Flood waters we're the cause OF
one death in Maryland, officials
said. Joseph Marucci, ST, Of 1702
Englewood road, North Englewood,
Md, died yesterday in Prince
Georges County General Hospital,
Cheverly, Md, of a heart attack
suffered. while he was bailing out
his flooded cellar, hospital authori-
ties said He was a veteran barber
of the Washington area.
Home owners made numerous
calls to city officials complaining of
the flooded condition of Easements
and streets. Others called news
papers to report conditions they
described as "disgraceful.
Motorists whose automobiles
stalled in flooded streets chose to
"sit it out" in many cases, waiting
for heSwaters to subSide.
Flag Day Services Affected.
The rains also cancelled or post
poned outdoor Flag Day Services.
Tobacco farmers in southern
Maryland were gloomy" over heavy
damage done their young plants,
c. S. Britt, Maryland research prof.
ect supervisor of the soil conserva-
tion service, reported. He said a
huge number of young plants had
been washed away and others were
covered with silt and soil. In addi-
ton, he said, much expensive
fertilizer had been washed from the
soil by the rains.
At Beltsville, Md, he said, 3.5
inches of rain fell between 8 pm.
Friday and 4:30 pm. yesterday.
The Weather Bureau here said in
the period from Friday afternoon to
last night % separate showers were
recorded. The record for 24-hour
period is 7.3 inches, the weather
observer said.
The forecaster predicted today
would be mostly sunny and less
humid with tho hiOh tenrer1 tire
near so degrees.
Rain Floods Basement.
The rains flooded the basement Of
Mrs. Roy Walter at Ill Xenia street
Sc. and also seeped into other
houses in the neighborhood. Mrs. c.
E. Selph of lot Xenia street Sc.
said highway construction work
caused all water to drain down
Xenia street during rain She said
complaints had been made to au-
thorities without results.
James Smith of 310o G street Sc,
said repairs to an alley made three
weeks ago caused the water to back
into his yard and basement and into
houses of others in the neighbor-
hood. Mr.. Smith said he had COM
planned to the Health Department,
but without success.
L. M. Smith of $50 Kastle place
NE, said water poured over the
intersection at Forty-ninth street
and Deane avenue NE, stalling
many automobiles. Residents of the
area, he said, have tried unsuccess-
Evening star., 1947-06-15

Payments on your nome are
made easy by renting a room.
Renting room is made easy
by advertising in The Star.
Call National 5000. Open 8
am. to II pm.
Evening star., 1947-06-15

ItoIy's Assembly Stoys On
ROME, June IA (P.-Italy's Con-
stituent Assembly, its job of writing
a constitution still incomplete after
a years work, voted 279 to 155 today
to continue its labors until the end
Evening star., 1947-06-15
Program Will Honor
New Envoy of Siam

A public program sponsored by
the Washington Council Of the East
and West Association to honor
Prince Wan Waithayakon Of Siam
new Ambassador to the United
States, will be held at $3.50 pm
Tuesday in the Department of Com
merce auditorium, it was announced
yesterday.
The program, entitled Present
ing SIAM" will include native music
and display of Siamese watercolors
and a color film of Siam. Prince
Waithayakon will be the principal
speaker.
IT am just a horse hitched to q
wagon with my wife as driver
a London man told a divorce court
Judge.
Evening star., 1947-06-15

of the year. This means that gen
eral elections for parliament, ten
tatively set for this autumn, prob
ably will not be held until next
spring.
Coal output in Poland has greatly
increased in the last year.
Evening star., 1947-01-12

nUNcAN HINES is, beyond any question of
II doubt. Americas best qualified expert
on cooking and eating. He has spent IL years
hunting for something to eat The search has
already taken him over million miles, into
5000 eating places. This year he will cover
another 10000 miles, take many dose of
bicarb. But he thinks it's all very worth
while because he comes back with recipes
and memories of dishes like the ones on these
pages.
Hines says that if this were a dream
world, the best Of all possible places for
man to eat would be his own table.
But. according to him. only two wives out
of 10 put real love into their cooking. So the
safest bet is to eat out - provided you find
a place where the kitchen is clean and the
chef has pride
That's challenge for every skillet-holding
U. S. wife. And it's the best reason we know
Evening star., 1947-01-12

tor reading what else expert Hines has dis
covered - and for using the coupon on the
opposite page.
In his traipsing around the country, Hines
has learned many cooking eating tricks.
They're the backbone of his three books which
roll up over million sales every year. His
main purpose behind all this is to raise the
standard of u. S. eating. AS a result, he's
good one to listen to if your interest in food
goes any farther than Tightening your
waistline.
incidentally, you should know that Hines
IS no red-faced. bulgmg gourmet who has
spent lifetime pleasing his palate. He
started out as perfectly average travelling
salesman In self-protection, he began to keep
notebook on good, safe places to eat He
added to the list on vacation motor-trips.
Friends heard about his notes, called to get
an eating list before setting out on business
Evening star., 1947-01-12
$4,000 MILES OF EATING b, ,.n,.,,.. p...,..r.

Duncan Hines knows more about food
than any man i'm America. He picks
his twelve favorite recipes for you
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-16
NALENDAR
Ooming Events.

Friday, April IS.
The circles of the Woman's So
ciety for Christian service will ali
meet in the homes of members at
2 o'clock in the afternoon.
No. Mrs. D. R. Hopkins.
No. 2-Mrs. Reid Harris.
No. 3-Mrs. R. W. Bates, with
Mrs. w. F. Price cohostess.
No. Mrs j. R. Heebner.
No. 5-Mrs. H. T. Smart, with
Mrs. l.. r. Babe cohostess.
Saturday, April 10.
A dance sponsored by the Women
of the Moose will be held at River
side park. Music will be furnished
by a Billings orchestra.
Monday, April 81.
Evergreen Rebekah lodge will
at the l.. L. club. Special
business concerning a meeting place
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-16

will be discussed. All members are
to be present to vote, by order of
the Noble grand.
Laurel Woman's club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Joe Marcure.
Roll call, "What America Is Read
ing" Book review, Mrs. S. S. Bliss.
Thursday, April "a.
Unity Garden club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Edith Schiller for
a 1870 luncheon. Plans will be made
for a plant, bulb and food sale.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-16
Rainbow Girls Attend
Meeting In Columbus

A group from the Laurel assembly
of Rainbow for Girls attended the
regular meeting of the Columbus
assembly last Tuesday evening and
took part in initiatory ceremonies.
Included in the group were members
from the color stations, the choir
and musician.
At the meeting those introduced
and presented with gifts were Bar
bee Anderson, worthy advisor of the
Laurel assembly, Mrs. P. A. John
ston, mother advisor, and Mrs. F.
A.. Hilgert, past mother advisor.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-16
Old Tree

A giant sequoia tree lived to be
about 1885 years old on the west
coast of the United States, accord
ing to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Part of its trunk is kept in the Nat
ural History Museum in South Ken
sington, London.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-16
CARD OF THANKS

We sincerely wish to thank all
our friends and neighbors for their
kind expressions of sympathy and
beautiful flowers for our darling
little Judy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Waddell
and Son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kass.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-16

Willie Wells and a bunch of the
boys from our town went to Pound
Ridge Saturday to a reunion of
their old regiment.
There were about two hundred
and fifty boys who came from
miles around to a good old feast
in Farmer Collins barn. 1 expect
they seemed a lot different to each
other out of uniform. But they
had a great time, spinning yarns,
drinking beer, and talking over the
old times in South Africa and Italy
and the Aleutians.
Iwent over to cover the meeting
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-16

for the Clarion, and one thing that
sure impressed me was the good
behavior of those boys-their pref
erence for a moderate beverage
like beer-their friendly spirit.
From where I sit, our ex-G.I.'s
are making as good a showing in
peacetime as they made during
the war. And they're setting a
mighty good example to the rest
of us-in tolerance, and modera-
ton, and good fellowship.
& M~,4e
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-16

subscription $3.50 Per Annum in Advance
Evening star., 1947-10-12
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.
WILL PAY CASH for 10 to IL room house
in excellent section. Write w. F. KERN
71e Melrose St. Annapolis. Md. lis
I AM PREPARED TO PAY CASH for two

WILL PAY CASH for 10 % to II z, room = hSyse NSS s
s AM MESis f. ApoaPs To Fay Cash for
or three bedrm hcnss o6o IN NE Wash or
%Akrfb sR'S Ho iS5G hoGshs fassr Or naeREAeE ,er
VEST sEs HfEs sEAT HF z sihn H %s; 9ass q
Will VII ssubBLEr e-rm.. kit. and b.. porch
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SFI w Can S''Ei HELP YOU. Why not let our
finish that worrysome Job Of selling your
homep The moment We .tsad. start you'll Sn,na feel
sasvee salss Ca. Reesse sh sss7 ST asd % viii visit
Jr., AND BROTHERS. Realtors. 1872 K
VIZ WANT YOUR HOUSE. apartment, store
or unimproved land for sale; we have
RAfTY hs esnts 81 Nj R0ushs hs PRuRE P R
WANTED TO BUY FROM OWNER, good g.
soom sgoom detached home NV. Box 4ds-J.
WILL TRADE MY Arm, apt. in one Of the
nest I'm st gsT aSpsss H1o in apd will Pay tnsh Sash
Must be good value. Call my agent at MI
VIRGINIA HOMES wANTED-Have cash
ing: can pay up to $4,000 and will guar
antee Immediate action. Please phone
q LucHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345.
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS for = 8
preferred but not essential; will pay up to
S32, 500 cash: Chevy Chase. D. C. or Nd.
hSas EScHs Sseaass co 1sos sfst St. 7sn
Sc. AND NE. PRoPERrY-we win Day
all cash or will sell for you. We get results.
quick action. MAX MILLER, 500 11th st.
g.e., FIR. 2100.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

Govt. bldss.: ideal rent rooms. Call
TABLER INC. RE. 5000. -12
342 ST. S.W.-6 rooms. bath. h.-w:h: :,
brick, $6,950. GUARANTY REALTY
1OS GALVESTON PL. S.W.-4-family semi
det. brick: rent. $236 mo-: $50 each apt: :
$4,000 FILA "a, first @ trust trust paya5le ,;S Ssl , per
Mr. 9Th AND N SITS. s.W--2-story row
location: price. $3.50. FLOYD E. DAVIS
NR. sth AND G SITS. s.w.-s-story home
arranged In 3 spts, rooms, bath, lot
s5xIao: price, s6.95o FLOYD E. DAVIS
CoIoRED@OWNER MUST SELL: 5000
2-story brick Elk. 5000; ewes, HO. 0325.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
HOUSES FOR SALE or RENT.
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

Rock Crest, Rockville, Md rooms and
bath, sos month; no other payments.
Shown by appointment, WI 4053. Ia
Evening star., 1947-10-12

Out Pa. ave. left on Alabama ave past
RAs 4 Ri S0fss nc rfat TO dooa RssSs aend
300 800 pEock sE tk0G GrBAuM y. sa1s St. sErhis very
nice 5-rm.. 6-year-old semidet brick is now
q sss %assst eSl eSes Nj Ii 544s zltshens COX
HIIICREsT. -a11s Branch ave-open l
s4ck t da!k b. b.b aFse 5sStm rsaq ast
ssfss R5fs s2uI SSDb srs M adsS S
s4,5oos1Detached 1-story brick. 3 rms,
ssGa.S co.. Il j.. ": IL
M1LcREsT AREA-vacant In the gar
ss sa@pSsss CO glas shsEs
1r 1s ss nffs and
9S 9Txe bearms.. tie M bath and de luxe None Ionei
: pine-psneled suite with tile bath. The
doors os spenas onso
Sun. Sun nt hi dark. 10 reach: out r P.nns.
g.. &: l.ts s st sesn 0 sad rrhs TO
81, ,s.e.--K beautiful detached home in the
Hillcrest area. corner location, Just year
1a modern XII Eitehsn 's Sedrooms with
baths, large recreation rm with - bath.
h.-Wh. 1oiD. Scar sarage with overhead
doors This house must be seen to be ap-
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70 Carptenter st FREDERICK 4,
ewes. and Sun, TW.. 261s. -12
MLLCkEsT-open for ipspectien. l to
contain B rms. and one o. These homes
warrant your serious consideration. See
MI, weller st 2l24 32nd p, sc. PAUL
MINNESOTA AVE. S.Et near Penna.-6-
rm. brick, IN baths, sarage, zoned COM
Hfre Hf w..l seR Rr adp1 H! oss
kIAI MARiNE BARRACKs-Frame. row,
5of only $4,000. Needs repairs. Conven-
Isn't TO all shopping and schools May 60
6rst commercial. For further informa tion
call EDWARD ?. sIPPLE. NE. 4249; eve.
0tnes. VI. 1000.
Evening star., 1947-01-21
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

z GIRLS TO SHARE living room, bed
any evening. $40 to 8. 312 st. ne
Ar sai MissoURi I'VE. S.w.-on. girl to
Gall after P;%;i ia; ,,; 1889; ,;h,.t ,,rn
MfsItS HtssHs% ASs 4, a?f: sfas ,Sss
No children BOX 4s4.E, Star. aa'
TWO R9oMs ,sS, ,ST eonee Sse b.
sar xTrKAeTryELY asT Sip FGRE S5als s-rm sasemsn,
apt with limited sHosng
itiess furn,: refs required; $50 monthly
fsS! fsS! 81 shEfnEkD &; HsEl ST. Nw.-g.esdrms
l,v. rm, kitchen and private bath; n, :, ,,9,. f0r
s sRs fsin sT sWs rms; an
ernment employed, married couple; gentle
sss ssaei MiRyLASD iSsSA AVE. N.r.-s ,se. rms.
nr. g carlines: SIS . wk. -23
STUDIO APT ,replsee' Is pvt bath; an1; PVT VT
PHYSICIAN has 9-roo.a, kitchen and
sa .sns e
wife desires work as caretaker and re-
excellent opportunity ,,n,I- to snsI-
utilities. BOX l4S-G. Star. "a
FURN. APT. bedrms., liv, rms. , Mt ;
law I'd. Call EN-. 0467.
2 RMS. AND BATH in new brick home:
pvt. entrance; refined; S2l wk. S20l
Marlboro pike s.e
2 rms. with kit. arrange
ment. private bath. yard, Frigidaire: J.
adults: SIS weekly to party who could
fire furnace. X st. Sc. Inquire 213s
X NV. after 7 pm.
1905 n. H. AVE. N.W.---Attractive studio
apt. nicely furn., adjoining bath; gentle
Is sos 9Th ST. NV, opposite
Hechts parking lot. 1-room apt. place to
Evening star., 1947-01-21
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Northwest.

HOTEL EMERY, 1919 G ST. NV. two
sks ysi II Of white houss anS. neS rass so
special discounts: elevator maid service;
room phones and a4-hour switchboard
ssfSlss Woo5LEF EE ErElssaaAcE. lsaacE seas wooaley pl.
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from downtown, all eonysniensss; Sl4 81!
weekly aSie Military sd EN- EaL,;. sl@s S.a s5, q
rmofRSSm fentiie nome for SOBER n msn 9oie within
block Q. Of bus stop. csll after ggim'
1871 M CALVERT sT.-Attractive large rm.,
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transp.; for 2 refined gentlemsn or ma mar
r. siss's Fl y H. sss.
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Clean room for men: twin beds. inner
Drns bs mst Ts ssrn. ss soeson RAJ s ssss Dno9s
@Unuss.iiy large; s newly furnished triple
1887 sssn IssS sS e. e. Na%hrxouistey furn twin
S65; nonhouseke keeping. dE. f67a,, 30
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THE ALTnRAs HOTEL, 1909 10th St
Conv location single rooms. s.. 80 to
50 so: double rooms. So to S4: weekly rates
quoted; dining room in building. NO. sI4b.
DOWNTOWN. 11s4 18th st. n.w,--Lsrse
h,s f1snt room nv tTin sssn sss ist floor also
private home, NJ Su: wis. and Fesssn-
sis ssia' fsYEoR n ES g. g. S?wase~ly NV decorated
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ss EISfs FL. AKA. s,nss a,,y.,:
nSas nSan cAIVERT ST. dble. rms. for re.
nned business girls; twin beds, telephone
a034 Goth ST. N.W.-very desirable triple
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1853 COLUMBIA RID. NV. Ant 30S-.
Large room. twin beds, for nice girls;
sHsHsf sHHe wRAs6MSa RIssaesfsd Fax "qs HOTEL, ss,a
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sss Pss mSasfev SafvrER4n Rn0sf g. cS Sw6ouD. w4li room
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Portable single room: gentleman: s3s mo
Evening star., 1947-01-21
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

seaLs sfaassS Effssh e 'aSs
aoLLYwooD at5a ya%S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bath
ing and grooming cocker spaniel puppies:
champion cookers at stud WA; 1921. t. ,n
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KRos & Sa ior
centePviiie Cen H Phone FAIRFAX ii-J-s.
DACHsHUND, male. housebroken. 10 mos.
oEced aeasonabiy Tee any so1a Morning alter
10. DU. 3944, or call at, 2127 r st. NV.
DOGS AND CATS boarded week ends or
Ns9sfnars
MfNTre VAeaTnoSERs eSnn sTa W. Board do.
mel; ne indivfduai ea A indoor Kennels with privat!
Sevs4y sefsles runs ARssoisTm 'ssS aas
GfGsssiSusf GRRMAS sHEPHERn I2i D. puPPfEs, reg SIS
and up. WA. 4172.
g GREAT PYRENEEs PUPS for sale; all
white, thoroughbred: registerssd and 1o. Of Of
approximately 40 pounds sssl. wsisht and
essny es.nd Ssry @ shn oa hsh
despite size no more expense to feed than
syeninEs eyelhass fS5i Robr oSs ssrTh
GERMAN HHA SHEPHERD puppies-Beautiful
pure bred for pet or watchdogs tnot reg0.
See parents. WA. O713. -21
sIAMEsE KITTENS. affecticnate, blue;
eyed good companions, intelligent; seal
point, male and female. OR. 5713. -22
GREAT DANES-Selection of fawns and
brides males and females. puppies or older
dogs: take your pick; 3 miles west of Alex
andria on Duke st. extd., adjoining Wash.
ouartermaster Depot; big white house on
hill. Alex. 0429.
CHAU HAU HAU. show dog; reg. Axe;
housebroken. 10ls 18th st. ne. No. A.
DALMATIAN PUPPIES-Purebred male
and female, : wks. old, S:5 and S35.
GREAT PYRENEEs PUPs-AKc reg They
suggest snow-white st. Bernards. Imm de-
livery: STh UP. WA 01:,8 -,6
COCKER SPANIEL, male, = months, blond
and tan. 1926. IA. 1881 M. -22
COLLIE, female, mos. to be given away;
gentle Atlantic 1858.
PUPPIES, scottie. pedigree AKC. must sac
rifice. reasonable TR. 0553 -
PARAKEETS, all colors. Call Tues,
sitNGiNG cANARIEs. hens breeding for
parakeets, young and old birds. 43b
WILL SELL CHEAPLY, pedigreed English
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must hnd home for dog. Call ia. 5a2A.
Evening star., 1947-01-21
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ACME MOVING = sTOKAGE CO.--Loca!
and Ions distance, No job too large and
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Al white veteran help. cH. 1901 or OK.
LOCAL. LONG G.DIsTANCE moving, pack
ing. Grating to all points; reasonable rates;
storage space available: one piece to Q
load. Phone North 0104. UNION STORAGE
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MARINE RiISfe yETkR4Ns FL MOVING co.-a4.hr.
trunks and baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR. O3S8.
EX-GI; moving. packing, storage: Will move
your trunk or your home; special rates TO
vets: GLOVER TRANSFER, GIL. 6160. 20"
WALKERS TRANSFER MOVING van serv.
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BRoTHEks s LOCAL s2 MOVING - Veterans:
sured. OW. $500. OW. HlS3. n.
CALL BILL for light hauling and MOVING
Week ends 3 speciality. NE. 2053. "a