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Evening star., 1947-10-08
Sisterb00d to Hold
AnnnaL Gard Party

The third annual "Smorgasbord'
and card party sponsored by the Sis
terhood of the Congregation Beth
Israel, will be held at pm. Satur-
day at the Anacostia Temple, 2407
Minnesota avenue S. E., according
to an announcement by Mrs. Murray
Frank, sisterhood president.
The affair will be held at the
temple instead of the synagogue in
order to accommodate the large at
tendance expected.
Mrs. Harry Sussman is chairman
of the party with Mrs. Max Kotkin
as co-chairman Assisting will be
Mrs. Henry Wahl, Mrs. Irving
Dantzker, Mrs. H. S. Goodman and
Mrs. Martin Katzin.
Hostesses for the evening will be
Mrs. Milton Schneider, Mrs. George
Gemunder, Mrs. Phillip Morris and
Mrs. Max Levy.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Helen Stotesbnrv,
.Artbur Paul C0e
Wed in NeW York

Gen. Louis w. Stotesbury of New
York gave his daughter. Miss Helen
Mathers Stotesbury, in marriage
yesterday when she became the
bride of Mr.. Arthur Paul Coe Of
Washington, son of the late DR.. and
Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe of Washing
ton and New York. The ceremony
took place at the New York Junior
League and was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Edgar F. Romig, pastor OF
the West End Collegiate Church.
Gen. and Mrs. Stotesbury were
hosts at small reception following
the ceremony for close friends OF
the bride and bridegroom. Only
close relatives OF the two families
attended the wedding.
Mrs. William c. Combs Of Roches-
ter was matron of honor and the
bridesmaid was Miss Constance
Hastings. Mr.. Fordyce Coe was best
man for his brother and the usher
was Capt. Ralph L. Tompkins of
New York, cousin Of the bride.
The bride wore a white crepe
gown, with q matching halo head
band, and shoulder-length veil of
tulle. Her bridal bouquet was of
white orchids and lilies of the val
ley. Her attendants wore salmon
crepe gowns with gold accessories
and carried bouquets matching their
salmon feather headdresses.
Gen. and Mrs. Stotesbury also
were celebrating their f1ftieth we'd
ding anniversary on their daughters
wedding day. Gen. Stotesbury is a
well-known New York lawyer and
he served as adjutant general OF
New York during the first World
War. Later, he served on the gen.
eral staff of the Army.
Mrs. Coe is graduate of Briar-
cliff. She took up art as a career
and has become a well-known artist,
participating in many invitation
shows. She belongs to the Pen and
Brush Club of New York, the Ma
tional Association Of Women Artists
ard the Rockport and New Hamp-
shire Art Associations.
Mr.. Coe was educated at Williams
College and the Universities OF
California and Miami. He Is a
member of the bars of Florida and
the District of Columbia. He is
attorney for the United States
Treasury in Washington
After an extended tour in the
South, the couple will return to
make their home In Buckingham,
Arlington.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Visitors From Near East Hold Spotlight
Turkish General Is H0m0red;;
Iranian Princess Bids Fare1VeU

centered the two identical buffet
tables which were filled to overflow
ing with the substantial and exceed
ingly attractive fare for which EN-
bassy Row" Is famous.
Receiving with the hostess were
Nine. Ala, wife Of the Ambassador i;
and the Iranian Minister and Nine.
Noury -Esfandiary.
All Of the Ambassadors and Min
listers of foreign countries were in
vited to the reception but many
we're unable to be present because
of the General Assembly in New
York. Other diplomatic representa-
tives were in the throng, however
and of course members of the Red
Cross, the State Department and
both Houses of Congress, as well as
high ranking officers of tho Army
and Navy, members Of the Interna-
tional Bank and Monetary Fund
and former State Department Of
flcials.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Special Notice

Wedding information should
be submitted no later than the
day before the wedding, or In
case OF Saturday wedding at
least three days beforehand.
Only q brief announcement
will be published If wedding in
formation is received following
the ceremony. and the in
formation must be received no
later than q week following the
ceremony If it is to be published
at all.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Sorority Ne1Vs

Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Gamma
Sorority is planning to make $34o
gift to the George Washington Uni
versity Hospital equipment fund, &C
cording to an announcement by the
chapter president, Miss Winifred
Cox. The sum represents contribu-
tions of both active and associate
members to the chapters special
Hospital Fund Committee, headed
by Miss Grace Wilson.
DR.. II. B. Jarman, patron Of the
chapter, will present the gift to Maj.
Gen, u. S. Grant III, campaign
manager of the George Washington
University Hospital Fund. the
money will be used to furnish v1sl-
tors alcove in the new hospital
building.
Mrs, Marguerite Wykof Zapoleon,
chief of the employment opportuni-
ties section of the Women's Bureau
of the Department of Labor, will be
guest speaker at the annual found
.ers' day banquet of the Washington
Alumnae Association of Kappa
Kappa Gamma at GAS pm. Monday
at the Washington Club. Reserya-
tions may be made with Mrs. B. l..
Grove.
The Washington Alumnae Chap
ter of Alpha Phi, international fra
ternity. which celebrates its diamond
Jubilee this year, will hold its an
nual founders day tea at 4 pm.
Sunday at the home of the chapter
president, Mrs. E. I. Carricker, 3407
Third street north, Arlington.
A special program commemorate
ing the founding of the fraternity
at Cornell University rs years ago,
is being planned by the program
chairman, Mrs r. S. Ratcliff. Guest
of honor will be Miss Mary Yount
who recently attended her 50th re-
union at DePauw University where
she received a SPECIAL 50-year medal.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
Charles Haslet, Mrs. Russell Baker,
Mrs. w. j. Enderle, Mrs. Donald
Russell and Mrs. James Elkins.
Mrs. Harry H. Power of Austin,
Tex, national president of Alpha
Chi Omega Sorority, will address
the annual founders day banquet to
be held by the Alpha Epsilon Alpha
Alumnae Chapter at $50 pm. Tues
day at the Continental Hotel.
All Alpha Chi Omega alumnae in
the Washington area are invited to
attend the banquet, which will COM
memorate the organization of the
sorority in 1885 at DePauw Univer-
sity. Mrs. Arthur B. Amber, jr., is
in charge OF reservations.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Items of Interest

The British Ambassador, Lord
Inverchapel, will leave Washington
October 18 to visit in Kansas City
and st. Louis. He expects to re-
turn october "a.
The first reunion in % years for
members of the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe M. Clemons of Catlett, Va,
took place Sunday. Thirty-five per-
sons attended the reunion, includ-
ing six grandchildren and one great
grandchild OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clemons
Mrs. Smith Mayo, Mr.. Frank H.
Colley and Mr.. Meredith johnson Of
Chequire House, Alexandria, were
joint hosts Saturday afternoon. The
party originally was planned as an
autographing party for Capt. Walter
Karig, U. s. N. R., author of the
Book of the Month Club selection,
"Zotz!", but due to Capt. Karig's
illness, the party celebrated only
the book.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
SHRINE Weddmg

A spring wedding IS planned by
Miss Mary Ellen Edmonds and Mr.
William Hecker Foster, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Frederick Foster
of this city, whose engagement is
announced by the bride-elect's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Riggs
Edmonds of Miami.
Miss Edmonds attended Wilson
Teachers College and the University
of Miami, and is a graduate of the
Capital City School OF Nursing
Gallinger Municipal Hospital, where
she now is working. Mr.. Foster is
connected with the Naval Research
Laboratory and is attending George
Washington University.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Wiuuem0re-SbnlI

Mrs. Lillian w. Shull and Mr.
Julien M. Winnemore were mar
ried yesterday afternoon in the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. John Bailey Kelly per-
formed the ceremony in the pres
ence of the immediate families.
Mrs. Otis B. French of Baltimore
was matron of honor for her mother
and Mr.. Lawrence P. Winnemore
was best man for his father:
After short wedding trip, Mr.,
and Mrs. Winnemore will be at
home at 1907 Thirty seventh street
NV,
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Birthday Party
For Mrs. WbittalL

Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie en-
tertained at a luncheon yesterday
in the Mayflower Lounge in COM
pliment to Mrs. Matthew John
Whittall who was celebrating her
18th birthday anniversary.
The other guests were Nine. Won
Numers, wife of the Counselor of
the Finnish Legation; Mrs. Luther
Sheldon, Mrs. Lee Phillips, Mrs. M
Robert Guggenheim, Mrs. Thomas
Burke, Miss Dorothy Tirrell and
Miss Elizabeth Mcguire.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Mothers to Meet

Reception Of new members and
discussion of the coming years pro-
gram will high light the opening
meeting of the Mothers Club Of St
stephens School at pm. tomorrow
In the school auditorium. Mrs. Will
liam De La Vergne, newly elected
president, will preside, and Mrs
Katherine NJ Allen, ways and
means chairman. will present the
program plans.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Project announced

Mrs. Mollie Paregol, newly in
stalled president of the Beth FL
Sisterhood, has announced the
groups main project this season will
be assistance for the Beth Ell Tai
mud Torah, Hebrew school for
children in the elementary grades.
Other newly-installed officers are
Mrs. Mary Katz, first vice president;
Mrs. Rose Abramson, second vice
president; Mrs. Rose Seigal. third
vice president; Mrs. Anna Wietz, A.
|nancial secretary; Miss Norma Lev
inson, recording secretary; Miss Rose
Levinson. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Bessie Carpet. treasurer: Mrs.
Ida Schulman. trustee, and Mrs.
Marie Cohen, trustee.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

Mr. and Mrs. J. Aubrey Powell OF
Olney, Md, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Betty
Powell, to Mr.. George Norman, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Norman OF
Syracuse, N. Y.
The bride-elect and her fance are
graduates of Western Maryland Col
lege. Mr.. Norman was lieutenant
in the Army Air Forces during the
war, and Is now attending the Law
College of Syracuse University.
The wedding will take place early
this coming year.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
State S0cietr

The Colorado State Society will
hold its first dance of the season
Friday evening at the Shoreham
Hotel. The reception will begin at
$50 o'clock and there will be dane
ing from 10 until / o'clock.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.
THOROUGHBRED

4-YR.-OLD THOROUGHBRED chestnut
gelding white fase l6 handS itSe well ,sbina man
and 4, NORTH END STABLES, Eastwest
hXz hxk silyfT EsLniN sgEng reaaessee md walker
tie; child can ride; with saddle and bride,
BROWN BROW Z GELDING. thoroushbred, regis;
ssoSs tssf soGa avsiabe WI s5ab
SMALL PONY. cart. saddle and harness
s2RVfi aRSE a4sh II h AYE d
HoRsEs&Have HoiRs Ste lave green hunter. 1shand. g
old took shown II rDtnns as last have hows 9r
and white spot IS. ddb built III like stallion
harness and cart, 34oI East-West hwy.
FEEDER TnsES ensTE sTEERs, Is: good quality; h,sh-
Grade Herefords. If interested, call Alex.
Pony. PONY jumper. beautiful color. young
oaE HEIFER CALF. 5 months old. JAMES
NJ. MARSH, Sellman road, Beltsville, Nd.
RABBITs, New Zealand, white; for an
and and OLD yN 429s a,s;,s ,ood .t,,cs. .,so
burg Md. r. F: D. 3.
month -old colt, S35 each. Goats, pigs.
International disc harrow for tractor,
farm implements, saddles. brides. sleighs
and bells. harness and collars. Whatever
your needs, call Falls Church S65-W-2.
PONIES go, gentle; fine 5.gaited saddle
horses, one Ayr -old spotted horse. 3 we'll
hammered, 3-gaited horses. ] black riding
mare: new and used saddles and brides.
HILLTOP FARMS, Fisher I'd. Sc, Temple
Hills Md. Spruce 0S27.
sHOATS a.. 8 mos. old. 1 not cut 1927
Oxen Hills rd.
GUERNSEY COW, registered; young
GOATS, . pedigreed Nubians, l young
buck, bred doe; for sale, or would con-
slider trade SH. 6923.
MONEY MAKERS-1OO head fancy West
ern ewes, bred and averaging over 141
pounds; unusually heavy heeces. co.
3322: ewes, DE 0222 I'll
Evening star., 1947-01-19
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

CORD WOOD, fireplace and stove length
Tower $685. al
ANDIRONS, fire tools, screens and all fre-
place goods repaired and refinished. d. L
SEASONED woOD for sale. 90es oak, sold
any length: delivered Washington and Vi
einity. $50 per cord Phone Ashton 3777.
VA. ANTHRACITE. egg, stove and nut,
S13.57; pea, SI1.42: buckwheat. S8.97;
Pocahontas egg. S12.s4: stove, S12.67;
blns egg. $10,72. BLUE RIDGE COAL CO..
INC. ME. 2545.
SEASONED HARDWOOD. s1e.5o per cord;
So per x cord: delivered WA. 45a3. -22
s go1d, I S22 szsa 2 eord; mixed wood SIS serd.
WOOD, OAK AND HICKORY, sss cord;
ssRsEs eslIysTss Fo,s p C. sD4ss Md xs Aa Sall
FOR THE BEST in seasoned hardwood,
stacked on truck to guarantee you full
cord, call THE WOOD MAN, 81. 2719.
FIREpLACE WOOD SIS to S1s per cord
LUMBER, sawed any size: locust posts, 2
it., and eordwood, any size. TELEPHONE
sfHs sGAsoSa1 ;ifHi icoRDwooD. best you can buy:
liyer9 IL to "a inohss 1ss4 SIT cord PROMPT De-
DRY OAK FIRE WOOD. $40 cord mixed.
sly; cut any length. immediate delivery;
BfTuMhSons BIZ khsng PEA GOAL G0so for sale hsh
volatile; about 10 tons piled outside, S65.
Fails Church 1430-R.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
POULTRY AND Eess lcon..l.

POULTRY. AND EGGS Cont.
1s ksESE sIHAN NkyN gsmsa re suHEHss bess
wfsM1f VIII AZ sI% sI%% ss1sSaapsHlHE s1Sap RED chicks
Place your order now for February de-
livery. WINMAR HATCHERY e. POUL-
TRY FARM. colesville, Md, sH. 3337i
MONKY-MaKING EXPERIMENTAL farm.
poultry raising helps. only Csc per year.
Five years, 81. Early start in increases @
BABY CHICKS. 3, Rocks. n, =, Reds Or 2:
Dsr Mixed oe Puists psa Si2 PfT a9e spsea
ERIES OUTLET, 1878 So. Sth ST.. Phila.
QUALITY CHICKS from blood-tested focks.
Reds, Rocks, Hamp.-Rock crosses, Sc per
100. Assorted heavies, $3.50 per 100.
Mixed assortment, So. .25 per 100. Jumbo
Leghorn cockereis, So per 100, SIS per
LOCO Live delivery guaranteed. GEM
POULTRY, 1S No. 9th St. Phila. z, Pa.
Is PLYMOUTH ROCK PULLETS-Will sell
so of the best fof Sits; ready to lay.
Phone Rockville 2239.
BABY CHICKS. from blood-tested stock
Rocks and Reds, Matching every Mon.
Some wks. old. Reasonable. Hillside 1850.
NoRMAN'S broad-breasted bronze turkey
poults, q. 8. .pullorum clean: largest tur-
key-breeding farm in the NE. Hatch every
Monday. Place your order now for April,
May, June delivery. Phone Mechanicsyille
As. NORMAN TURKEY FARM 81 HATCH
FRY Charlotte Hall, Md
Evening star., 1947-01-19
FARM and GARDEN.
MAGNOLIAs-speciman plants in

MAGNOLIAs-specim plants in both
the evergreen and tulip Towering varieties;
MANURE, well rotted. $3.50 per 15 bush
els, $3.50 per 10 bushels, delivered. VA.
MANURE. well rotted: topsoil: filling in
ddiggt: trash removed by week or month, ,l9 Pc
FORD FERGUSON TRACTOR, new. with
hydraulic front-end loader. Call SP. 0644.
FoRDSON TRACTOR and wood saw: rea-
sonable: fair condition. Telephone Rock
FOR SALE AT CoCKEY's-Tractor manure
spreaders, 3 new, used. 8 regular type; 3
hammermills: ~ late model tractors, most
bar akf ke and o sting sTs B Pshgs ss
harrows: u plows; 10 tractor mowers: 10
side rakes; s hay leaders, any other farm
otaMs traetor nsea sas for
liver anywhere: cocKEY FARM MAcHIN-
Md, phone Pikesville .416.
FRUIT TREES and ornamentals offered by
T1 TTities and and sizes ,Waynss6oro NgrisEies'
AB sss N aaFrs0n s Fl
TefkdHays only eq
GARDEN Tractors with sickle bar NOV
ers. discs, plow and cultivators. Call SP.
cow MANURE and topsoil-If you. want
genuine COW manure you would not know
ingly purchase from livery, stable nor
would ea ~ao este Dairy Farm. who
does not own a single horse and has the
production Of a large dairy herd; for sale,
sitasl ston truck cR load ss5 si delivered in wash
sAbiNE,a = &C aaaithers6urE' Md. Phone Cath
ersburg 93-W.
GARDEN TRACTOR, 1s4e, for sale. Hill
Tosp f1Sf o7fi FARM Il TRACTOR with plow. Al
condition, $3.50. Call CH. 6499 from 8
I BANK AZ < Run !" GRAVEL for driveways and
lanes; also blue stone, washed gravel and
cinders: delivered and spread. WA. 272s.
ToPsoIL and COW manure for lawns and
gardens which eann9t be e excelied in aYal- "a
FRnfT TREES and ornamentals offered by
Virginia. largest growers in assorted va
na sizes rsa s.
JAMES j MSsEsS'HL0, Il. LAMB. $50 No Harrison St:
ArIington, VII virgintas nJas Telephone weekdays
cubic yd.; large or small orders; quick
fsySFS aNSscArn Fan! GhH5sh srn plant
,ea; saa:0,dRns Tree xorE ssstone
Wg9Rrp esReR5 walks abspbe2d and saaS aF,SewaSs w.
including bIueberries. ali in bearing sizes.
Complete, stock Of evergreens, shade s trees e
DTTH CAPPER Located at Tyson's Cor
ner on Route to Leesburg. Falls Oh. 161 2.
foundation paintings and estate develop
ments. We have the plants. locally grown.
and offer you the benefit Of our 22 years
of experience Our estimators will be glad
to call. MEREDITH cAPPER, Falls Church
1917.
BULLDOZER for hire; excavating, grad
-21
FORD-FERGUSON power saw, practically
new. reasonable; also 2 Ford tractor tires,
slightly worn, no breaks. Call Ash
ton 2421.
TREES REMOVED, any size; transplant
ing, cutters cleaned, driveways, walks,
steps walls; memb Amer. Landscape Assn.
WASHINGTON LANDSCAPE CO., uN.
I0QRO 2he
Evening star., 1947-01-19
POULTRY and EGGS

100 R; 2; P. NEW HAMP. REDS all lay
WOULD YOU like to raise poultry?
have the ground, houses, range shelters
business am unable to carry on myself.
WOOD BROODER FOR SALE. never used.
for 300 chickens. Cheap. Call Pleasant
Passed. Bred on our farms for more eggs,
meat; profit Reduced prises Gan Jan.pFss aps
Base BaWie THss Ma Phone 81 seaE a341 eo"AS FARMS
CHICKS-Wayne Feeds. custom Matching
hen eggs only CAPITOL CHICKERY,
1I02 Bladensburg rd. ne. Phone Lincoln
CHICKS. Matching every Tuesday: all
fleeks PalI9rgm Clean WAYNE FEEDS cAPi aye
MaRYiaNb 4 & fhGae FARM Ua; Country fresh eggs
Lqe size. from White Leghorn hens that
are housed all the time. Can supply about
Is doZ. per day or cases per wk. The
present customers are are more than pleased
YOUNG Yt,t FAT PEN-FED TURKEYS. dressed,
soc ID. Special price to churches, CLUBS.
sTocK POULTRY HOUSES erected COM
plete; also livestock pen Enclosures; AN
per wk ontput modern; n,,s auto xatersT'
Ssi SSssssi ssSt1 1857 walker Mil fn I'd. WASH .,
TURKEYS for breeders; raised from q
tom that weighs Al lbs; W. o. PRUITT:
EIEeTkIc Efia5aT hs' SRoobeRs dSass eaS go chick
capacity; feeders. waite. fountains. Stays
CoWAN CHICKS, Nd. q. S. App.-Pul
Evening star., 1947-01-19
ROOMS EURNIsHsD-horthwes,.

HOTEL EMERY. 1872 G ST. NV. two
skS geYs Of white Houss dnS, rates
special discounts: elevator: maid service:
room phqnes aTd and 24-hour switchboard
WoobLEF SsfS5i6 FE rIshAeE. 1sha aess woodley pl.
restricted clientele, AD 5Ss3 I'll
rhAssEs1s .ss srp HoTsa
ZOO NEW HAMPsHfRE AVE. NV. Du-
@ 1ssk: @ also extra Ierss Esom, ,cS Single BEDS,
s5sa s PEI ksSsAs SSsz AZ AVE- Nw.-sinsle room,
lsfee1 4sio 1sth ~ ST. o N.WAi Of . adj double
rms vacant next Shoger also
door: gentle home. Girls only, $50 per
ssss ssz*09 s4th FL rR N.w-Txo adjoining single
rooms, private bath, $50 each: references
NfaE wrseSNsfN osSSaH 5aSR aSb
45rd pi9Garse, attractive. single room
81 saRPIFkD e Y2 F2hk. ssaI iseo xalns 3D. near
Walter Reed-Beautiful furnished ROOM
private .det.. home, twin beds unlimited
rrs reaente sa s55 aE ssuDe or
i 57Ii 18th ST. N.W.-Dbl rm.. adj. bath;
vac, young lady. share with another
Lady Lady lss gr mssT; 1s5o bedrm' adj. 6ath ssS
1885 MASS. AVE: N.W.-Large dble. rm,
fa,is0is PoT HsEfGHTs@Front aE5 rm % ' So exposure;
family of 2; block to car or bus. Is minis.
HOME FOR BUSINESSMAN, Chevy Chase,
near Connecticut ave. bus. 20 minutes
from downtown: all conveniences; S14
weekly 1916 Military rd.,- EN-. .al23 25'
4I2O EDMUNDS ST. NV. Apt, 3o1--
Nicely furn. bed-living rm.. suitable for ::
breakfast privileges, all conveniences; S25
lii far4 I EuCLiD ST. N.w.-Large front
room, partly furnished, $3.50 per month.
with double bed. In
gentle home. for sober man: within /
block of bus stop. Can after 6 p;m.,
eli SHERIDAN ST. Nw.-studio rm.
single, for settled girl or woman; laundry
prlyileges,. unlim, phone; no smoking; next
LARGE sl FL FROM ROOM, twin beds. for 2
adults: home and grill privileges. Call
s54s I4th ST., Apt. 3ELse from. rm. for
9 men; twin beds; gentle home AD 5sal; l;
room, lh.k., adults only: S12.50 per week.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
AVIATION.

EX-ARMY PILOT with commercial license.
Ia desire to ny and no desire for money;
wants part-time flying Job Saturdays ana
sgndsys 1liys5 % 1ss5 hfser ns.I: Pm mcon,n,.,.
aviation insurance protection; Consult
SHIvERs INSURANCE AGENCY. AGE 1910
f2Sor fGp SALE sndas sset ov e. sss Sssst in
AIRPLANE. twin-engine Cessna for i'm
RSSIa'f LINK saas &s4sudTios fssah can oliver
PGPER sii CUB. licensed to July 10. Is47:
engine 246 hrs. since major overhaul: NC
1891; See as Beacon Field; $685. WILL
AIRPLANEs WANTED, any model; cash in
s min. if good condition and bargain.
WILLIE WILLIAMS, 5 East Lindon ST.,
WY WY ovERHAUI cSii YOUR ENGINE when
it's cheaper to install q new Continental
on trade-in plan? Call RE. 1888. rs
STINSON RELIANT, licensed, 5 place; 295
Lycoming, beautiful! finish and interior, 2
way radio. all instruments; 81 hrs. total;
winter price, $4,000; consider light ship in
trade. BOB BABER AIRCRAFT SALES,
Queens Chapel Airport Phone WA. 9640.
TAKING ORDERS NOW for the -1947
Knight Twister Acrobatic biplane; delivery
in May; have new Piper Supereruiser for
GRAFT Ssals ws sALEs ESQ Queens Chapel Airport.
NEW, AERoNCA CHAMPION, 200 hrs. to-
owned, perfect condition throughout. like
new, never cracked; less than $4,000 cash
MR. HILLJARD, Elk. 1882.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COLLIE PUPPIES, ,a; AKc ehamgIon pedlEgesi g SIi
Sables blue ,,, and h tricoloEs; rs ~ BEECH TREE
PHPPiEs HPh as reg s COOKERS, aireGales. s15
reg. Irish settlers, fox terriers, SIS and $40.
8 mi Peace Cross on Def. hgwya See sign.
CANARaEs ma male 1aga and female; flying cages
PRkISaEsE PH Hessis T1 little beauties ped
igreed and registeTed Axe 5oo5 Addison
!s Toy pf FOX &en'ERTsh TERRfERs J. BEAUTIES. $50
female female AZ 5a lb, 10 mos. old $50 Dupont
linss' lnss no ,,p place sc to keep; $50 Dupont
FGS5p PTpp1Es&4 81 Itsi sprnser Sc spaniels. wks 3
maf bred Calf ST. sSs4 eaier 'nSh
COLLIE, male: image, of Laddie on the
panion for children, with fancy, expensive
SSGKER sFsSfs1 sd Sssa tsns.
males, $50 for males. FIR. 1860. 1928
RABBiTs, New Zealand. white. for all pur-
a%I and old. p2lNsp4fs gN Aaes cau na,sv,sw aoo-,a
bred nYd i Stud service Cali i Ii. 8531. '''
sifi ssiiAMEsE T TkffTTENs, exotic pets, wks.
Sass1sEs "a saar N1 sngeTs 1a females
50 so each. 1914 Pot. ave. Sc. FIR.
cASNARIEs, pure-bred, cinnamon, singers,
S12: also females, 1910 Ridge pl. Sc,
cASARIEs, female. healthy, year old.
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HoILYWooD Ht1i KENNELs-Boarding. batn-
ing and grooming cocker spaniel puppies:
ehamplSn cookers pssry s. stud VA. lsga s;.tsr.d
American and British championship blood
iIpsS .sEns,r si9o rERR,EK MA as7f pup-oraers as-
cepted for March delivery; "a champions
AUSTRALIAN SHEEP DOGS t2), females.
VIII give to child for good home SH.
BEAGLE HOUNDS, 8, excellent stock. SIS
each or for S35, 5,o.; Mo; 343s,
male FA 2433-J.
DOES ANY ONE HAVE a registered cocker
spaniel, female, TO give to good homer
CoCKER PUPs. black. males, weeks.
gormed. AXIS reg. best pedigrss. g ~ 5s17
CANAKIES, birds guaranteed singers l340
BOXER PUPPIES. registered, excellent
bloodllnss. ss5 and S1oo. untrimmed.