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Evening star., 1947-11-23

LA FON, piano recital, st.
Patrick's Academy. 2 pm. Repeat
ins MONDAYS program.
ORCHESTRA, Eugene
Ormandy, conductor: Alexander
Brailowsky. pianist. soloist; Consti-
tuition Hail, $50 pm. Miaskovsky''s
Concerto, B Minor" Mr. Brai-
lowsky: Prokonev's "Scythian Suite"
JAMES JOHN CERDA. piano recital,
YMCA; INCA. sac Gs pm, Beetheye1,s s n
cerda'; "sonatinsS GoaaIt,s Fan
o.. o, No. g.; "Polonaise. ,op: 40.
No. T.; Cerda's Meditation"
Chopins "Fantsisie 1mpromptu. Op.
68": Godard's "seconde valse." Du-
rand's "valse," Cerda's La, Is
flsht Of Ii. punsI. RimsE, ps:" KoF'.sos sSa.
takovich's Prelude. Op. a.; Le-
cuona's la Compares" Cerda's
For Your Smile" Lecuona's Ma
laguena."
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Raise
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD,

HOLLYWOOD.
Imitation note:
In the novel, "Mr. Blandings
Builds His Dream House" adver-
tising Man Blandings' salary was
$4,000 a year.
In the movie, his salary had to
be upped to $4,000 in order for
it to be economically possible for
him to build the kind Of house
described in the book.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Niaht Set

The Washington Chapter of the
Society for the Preservation and
Encouragement Of Barber Shop
Quartet Singing in America will OBJ
serve its quarterly ladies' night In
the Asbury Methodist Church, Six
teenth and Lamont streets NV, TO-
morrow at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
No Food Waste
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

HOLLYWOOD.
In the interest of food conserva-
ton, several political banquet scenes
have been deleted from state OF
the Union"
In the two scenes that remain
Spencer Tracy ct al. will be shown
leaving the table instead of just
starting dinner.
The only food shown will be q
demitasse-which is not likely to
make any European audiences too
hungry.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
THURSDAY.

AIR FORCE BAND CONCERT Or
CHESTRA. Mai. George 9. Howard,
conductor; Department Of the Inte-
rior, 8 pm. Selections from Her
bert's "Sweethearts.' Eleanor Meu-
GERS Concerto Oriental" MISerst.
Harry Meuser, bassoon; Jessels
Parade Of the Wooden Soldiers" !"
Goulds "Pavanne," American Sa-
Lutte" Malotte's "The Lords Prayer"
M/Sergt. Abrasha Robofsky. BARI
tone: Grofe's Mississippi Suite
Evening star., 1947-11-23

Lewis Atwater will give an organ
recital at the Ali Souls Unitarian
Church this afternoon at o'clock,
assisted bY Wilson EWart, baritone.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

Robert Frederick Freund presents
Dorothy M. Evans, mezzo-soprano,
and Jean Willingham, soprano, in
recital at 4 pm. today at his studio
home, Harmony Hill Farm, Lewins-
vile, Va. Edna Lee Freund will be
the accompanist.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28
Vet used by firm
to get priorities,
then ousfed

Monroe D. Coulter, of 1894
E. 74th ST., an Army veteran,
this week accused Charles w.
Ptacek, president of the Aston
Lucas Paint Co., 7701 w. 47th
ST., Lyons, of promising to
make him vice president of the
firm "enly to use" him to OBJ
tain priority materials.
The former Army captain
filed suit in Superior Court.
asking for $4,000 damages and
an accounting of commissions
from Ptacek and the company.
He said that Ptacek promised
to appoint him vice-president
and general manager of a new
plant in Oklahoma City, Okla.
at yearly salary of $4,000.
After he had obtained priori-
ties at Washington, DC, for
oils and building materials,
and had supervised the con-
struction of the new plant,
Coulter charged, Ptacek dis
missed him, remarking that he
ibid not think he would be able
to make a paint man out of
him"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28


Pitch will take office this Sun
day at local meeting in the
Midland Hotel at pm.
I'VE SHALL CONTINUE to in
sist on closed shop contracts and
we don't intend to handle struck
work even though Mr.. Taft and
Mr.. Hartley say it's wrong" Pitch
explained.
He declined to predict what
the attitude of employers would
be but asserted we'll K ow
soon because contracts with the
newspapers are coming up for
negotiation" The union. con-
tract with Chicago publishers
winds up October IL and new
negotiations open within few
weeks.
Unless the contracts with these
so-caiied Illegal clauses are con-
tinued, there will be no avenue
left except strike action and tests
in the courts, the incoming presi-
dent asserted.
HE MENTIONED the quotation
of U. S. Senator Wayne Morse
to the effect that "the Taft-Hart-
ley bill is the full employment
bib for labor lawyers" and pre-
dicted it will take Eat least $50
law suits all the way through the
courts" to test the new law.
Pitch has. been a member of
the union for % years. His an
cestry is Polish. For six years
he served as an organizer here
and was elected to the presidency
last month by referendum.
Speaking of ALL President Will
liam Green's prediction that ssla-
Dor unity is not as far off as many
people think" Pitch explained
now, more than ever before, is
the time for all laboring people
to unite their forces"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28

who declared:
These buildings on Calumet
are just few of more than
dozen buildings in Precinct 81
that are without screens. in vio-
lafion of the city sanitary laws.
A survey by the members of
our club show 10 more large
buildings in this precinct that
need screens" sf.af
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28

The club charged that the
screen ordinance was being vio-
lated in buildings at 5318, 1926,
$3.50, 1894, 1898, 5346, and 5348
Calumet av.; at 1929, 1898, $685.,
and, 1857 Prairie av.;; at 81 E.
53dsst.; and at 300 E. saith st. !
The clubs complaint was made
in letter to the mayor signed
by Sarah Jones, club chairman,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28

In its quarterly meeting, the
council took note of the fact that
$4,000 people have already been
laid off in the electrical and ma
chine industry and mapped a pro-
gram to help all members in the
event of future lay-offs.
The district council. represent
ing $4,000 workers, called for pro-
lection against layoffs through
strict enforcement of seniority
and for negotiation of more sew
erance pay clauses in contracts.
I'm EVERY PLANT where
there are lay-offs, leaflets should
should be distributed immediate
ly, explaining the causes of the
lay-off and setting down just
what workers can do through
their union and through state and
federal agencies" the council as
serted.
The council also asserted there
should be no overtime work in
shops where layoffs occur.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28
JAW gets loft
Hartley preview

MILWAUKEE,. - FP) = Even
before the Taft-Hartley bill be-
came law, workers here had a
foretaste. of its effects when %
members of Local 248, United
Auto Workers (CIO) were SEN
fenced for allegedly violating a
court order against mass picket
ing.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28


In the meantime, as the legis-
lature faced its headlines, it APP
peared tnat the three anti-labor
bills reported out of committee
will probably be defeated. They
prevent coercion of sef-em-
ployed into unions. They ban sec
ondary boycotts and picketing.
THE SENATE JUDICIARY
committee recommended passage
Tuesday of the House bill banning
the American Youth for Democ-
racy and various other groups
from the University of Illinois
campus. Only dissenting vote was
that Of Senator Edward P. Saltiel
OR. Chicago. The bill is now up
for vote.
The Senate has slashed $40
million from the original $40
million ADMINISTERS alton spon-
sored housing appropriation.
There are runners that the
House may cut il by another
$40 million.
1t is expected that the House
appropriations for aid to depen-
dent children and old age pen
sions will be cut by the Senate.
The House voted SIG million more
for aid to dependent children than
the Governors budget called for.
and SIS million more for old age
pensions. Testimony at hearings
brought out that these increases
are urgently needed.
While educators and unions are
passage of the House
schools appropriation bill of $88
House Republican eau
Gus this week committed Repub-
licans to support the Senate APP
of SOS million.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28

This was guaranteed by voting
at last week-end's second conven-
ton of the World War II organ
ization at Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The 14o0 delegates elected Chat
Patterson of Ottumwa, Iowa, and
chairman Richard Boiling of Kan
sas City as vice chairman. Both
were administration candidates.
TWO cHIcAGoANS were de-
feated in their candidates for the
national planning board. They are
Ken Pettus, former managing
editor of Tokyo Stars & Stripes
and Sidney Ordower, local radio
commentator. Both candidates
were backed by the Omitted ave.
group which opposed candidates
OF the Independent Progressive"
group.
Actual results of the convention
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28
Illinois assembly faces
headline on witch hunt"
By LOIS LORD


Illinois were before the House and Senate the Illinois
unment Monday
the
oppos the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28
Court acts
on PetriIIo

WASHINGTON. - FP) - The
federal criminal information filed
in Chicago district court against
Pres. James C. Petrillo of the
American Fed. of Musicians CAFLD
still stands, the US. supreme
court ruled June %, but the con-
stitutionality of the so-called anti
Petrillo act under which he was
charged is not yet settled.
By 5 to decision in which
Justice William o. Douglas took
no part, the court decided that Pc
trillo was properly charged with
violating the Lea act of. 1916,
passed to curb the job-saving rules
of the AIM in the broadcasting
industry. The union had for years
required broadcasters to hire
Give" musicians to stand by while
canned music was played on the
air.
The high tribunal sent the case
back to district court for further
action, after denying the unions
contention that the Lea act vio-
lated the first, fifth and thirteenth
amendments to the US. Consti-
tuition. 1t made it clear, however,
that the Petrillo case at its pres
ent stage did not make for clear
cut test of the constitutionality
of the anti-Petrillo law.
JUSTICE Hugo Black, reading
the majority opinion, said:
Whether some possible attempt
ed application of it (the Lea acD
to particular persons in particular
circumstance would violate the
thirteenth amendment is ques-
ton we shall not pass upon until
it is appropriately presented
Justice Stanley Reed, in whose
dissent Justices Frank Murphy
and Wiley Rutledge concurred,
said the anti-Petrillo law clearly
violates the Constitution and the
criminal penalties section should
be invalidated. '.Anglo Saxon
law" said Reed, "does not punish
citizens for violations of vague
and uncertain statutes"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28
New typo union head
predicts labor unity

The men who set the millions of words of Chcago
newspapers magazines and leaflets week will
against union breaking, regardless of the
This the of John Plch
ALL International
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28

badioting on resolutions will not
be known until several weeks
when the vote count is. COM
pleted.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28
Open campaign to enforce lazy
on window screens on So. Side

Mayor Kennedy this week asked by the
of the Communist Party to instruct the city building department
enforce the sanitary ordinances which
windows to
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28

Corporation dividends were at
an an-time high in. the first quar-
ter of 1947, the Dept. of Com
merce says.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28
UE council provides did
for loid-om members

Unemployment committees set by the
CIO United Electrical Radio
for all areas in Illinois, Minnesota Wisconsin.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28
Patterson elected new
chairman Of vet GROUP

So-caled fright wing this week were assured
OF rs OF the "a places the Planning Committee Of the
American Veterans Committee
Evening star., 1947-06-09
BOATS (Cons.l

GAR WOOD 18-ft. utility. boat. 92-h.p
Beautiful Utility boat 81. de -iyered;
RsD FosTA saFf tsFG Go fss NJ Fvns anh
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SRIEsoRY BOAT YARD has te,5 g, immediate gss lat
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4osF Gs snsDset f sss nfRs MoroR OK Esn
20. bet. $500 pm Reward for any in
formation leading to recovery OF motor
cHRIs-CRAFT 16-ft utility speedboat;
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sS45. 5 RAY JENNINGS. Beverly Beach,
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Safe, economical to maintain. Prices, So
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s., s;y:' EX; o885. GLENN E. JACKSON g.
SAVE on 1o47 steeicraft demonstration
26-ft. cabin cruiser with sleeping accom-
.nodations. galley, toilet and icebox See
s SeffhSs GIENN e ao5A JAcksoR asas Assoc1ATEs
RENT A 1917 CABIN CRISER--New Steel
craft cabin cruisers for rent by the hour.
day or week: special weekday rates. S2.15
per hr. and up. For reservations. see Mr..
Robinson at Steelcraft dock. Maine pve
and M st. s.w., or call EX. 03S5, RENTA
CRUISER. INC. -l9
FOREVER AMBER-A beautiful 26-ft. Gar
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features necessary to make this one OF
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COMET sKANEATELEs - Stainless steel
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Evening star., 1947-06-09
MOVING. PACKING enc sToRAGE

EDELMAN's MOVING & STORAGE co.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni-
age: local. long dist moving. Ia. 2937. 81
VETERANS. starting business, VIII move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
Grating, packing and shipping; light haul
ing speciality GE. 1851.
VET. VANS OF yA.--An white vet. help.
moving, packing. storage, Grating, shipping.
H 1901. OK. 1924; ewes. CHI, 1890
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service; furniture moving and hauling:
trunks and baggage AT. 1853 or FIR 03S6
VETERANS - Moving and hauling; new
trucks, responsible help: cargo insured:
estimates eheerfully given. MI. $3.50.
LIGHT HAULING-D. c.. only: evenings
and week ends: reasonable rates; white
LIGHT MOVING JOBS. quick deliveries,
trunks to and from depot, any time; rea-
sonable rates. MI. $685.. IL
VETS, WHITE. will move or haul any
thing; day or night. New trucks; expert
enced men. RE. 1928. Iii
Ex-GI - Moving, packing, storage. will
move your trunk or your house: spec. rates
to veterans JOHN GLOVER, GIL. 6160. 12'
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience with
new truck; careful handling. Call any time:
reasonable rates. Mr.. COOK, GIL. 5137.
-15
VETERAN. just out of the service. will
move or haul ANYTHING, night or day: no
lob too little EARLE. Me. 52Ia I5s
Evening star., 1947-06-09
WANTED Cont.

MISCELLANEOUS WAIVED t(onf.I ;.
FURNITURE and household effects of the
better kind wanted at once. will buy suites;
Sad eoday psssss as SRApY Fl foYlrf N homs sso
FURNITURE-Want furniture for 3 or
room 1910 apt apt must t. De si,.a avsiia ore ne
FTRSfTuRE wanted for apt, If lease is
svaila6le in NV Wo. 1914 before $50
fuRNiTGRR0Let ffTRi us sell it for you at
price; 10 commissions no oasqSt eharse f9F
drapes. clothing, bric-a-brac,, etc. Entire
Washington knows our reliability. GOOD
SE1aHBoR y q P0 asTf STORES 1910 Georgia s. ave
FURNITURE, can be, used. in quantity or
ODD PIECES; pest cash ,ns;eGp prizes; 5pying and
sslliRg sps for 9w 50 Mf 5es soP"ooD Sth and
fuRNITuRE-Hehest cash prices; prompt
removal: household or apt odd pieces.
FURNITURE for small apt; apt. must. be
fuRSITuRE AND HoME Furnishings in
sR0' ssf for rash MR pTanRPYs BETTY removal ~ I6 G
GoLD-Bring your old gold. silver, plating.
A kahn, INC. IS years at s35 F St. NV.
NEWSPAPER DELIVERY WAGON. OR.
oLD-FAsHIoNED picture frames. clocks,
cash. Phone EN-. 1905.
PIANO PIANO spaM g st,ldio qd YpEisht moderately
PIANOS WANTED. COLONIAL PIANO CO.
pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma 4s11
for courteous appraisal I'll
PIANO-Will pay cash for grand up
right or spinet. AID. 5s2s' day: RA,
PIANOS. grand. upright. spinet or apt.
SIZE. any SIZE Sllse, any condition; will nay
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all types;
repair hemstitching, buttons covered,
eTfooVfRss sNn M rcEBoxEs. .9VE any NE Kind d OF
size: also furniture. ACME FURNITURE
g. STOVE co. 1Ol1 7th st. NV. Ma. 1862.
AM INTERESTED in puying CHINA, silver
ware. bric-a,hrsc. figures. old jewelry.
14th and G sts) ME-. .s079.
WANTED-Better grade Of household fur
niture. antitues and ONCE furniture. Ma
B529; e7enings. GE 6447.
WANTED-Your old Jewelry; we pay high
cash prices for your old gold, silver, watch
es, diamonds bric-a-brac. etc. Tiny
JEWEL BOX. 1921 G st. n ". NE. 9035.
WASHING MACHINES, any size, any make;
slso washers for parts. Call AT. 1887 day
or night 3
WE PAY TOP PRICES for cid gold silver
jewelry, diamonds. firearms, mems cloth
Ing. luggage, photogra phic equipment, mu-
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and what have you? Will call MAX
ZWTIC3 SONS q37 n st NV ME 9l13
Evening star., 1947-06-09
Roohs FuRhIsHED-Aer.heos..

1891 so. DAKOTA AVE N.E.-Airy single
room and sleeping porch; beautiful land
scape; for l gentleman, private gentle
home; no other roomersi $40. no. 1883
300 300 1otR ST. N.E.-Two sleeping rooms.
large front room for 2. one single room,
sass 18th ST. N.E.-f large, furnished
room, next to bath Government employees
PffieFafsdR PaE MsRRrGR. ias Is; St n.e-An attrse
tive euesthouse for girls large, clean. light
rooms single beds is5ge eIosets iaunqEy qP
iass NEWTON ST. N.E.-Lge.. cool front
single for gentleman mr., transp. and
shopping center: S7.5o: also rm. to share;
@ sas Iii iith ST. N.E.-one double room
single room. next 10 bath, with laundry
rrivi;eees: Is Minis to downtown IL
0654 all day Sun. after $50 pm. week
4ies goth ST N.E.-Large. nicely furn
rm: "a block to bus; for quiet, refined
fsh:senspM f.5s n9MaN PL. N.E.-Bedrm. and KIT.
no pets or children. Call after pm,
fass CHANNING ST. NE, / blk, of 14th
and R. l. ave. transp.--AttTactive single
rm for lady; det. home; with refined fam
~ ~ a 4 l. q AVE-: f. 'N.E.-sinsle and double
5cnoLoEapaRooM 5nii EHpen aprs FOR GENTLEMAN. s25
per mo; next to bath. 522 21st st. ne.
6coe1oRRD-poUBLE CO ROOM with twin
beds for couple or 2 refned girls: laundry
privils.:; SIS EACH per wk. 1l16 Morse st
9neIoksD9ss4 rs ks % 1,.h ST. N.E-Larse
scsoshhoRRIpsHrrasLE sssh Re vesf .oq snsl. woman
or man. DE. b613.
Evening star., 1947-06-09

and refrr,: lse. rm;. suitaSis for doctor 5
MEX Sf HHa aRt PARK si AfAjune 4M zRn
liy. rm.: $500 mo. Cali DE. s0l7. Box
WHITEsToNE aaI1i sia5 HOTEL. 18th and L, across aero
from Stater-Bed-liv living room, bath and
kitchenette' linens and maid service; $3.50
FuRN. BAsEMENT TS APT, accommodates ; 3 3
or men; $50 mo. 1873 RIGGS pl. NV.
new SR1He xRTisTIc IsTI bsmt studio. dinette,
kitchenette; newly decorated; semipyt. tile
mos; in sdvanes. ar Park ID. NV; -
Dupont Circle; 500. Box l4s.K, Star. S ..
WOODBRIDGE. N.E.-Widow will share quiet
7:3o. DE. 5353 Box 76-H, Star. 10
APARTMEMI large or small See my ad
hbTLTs BE 4sfveis oSLYbSie = rm semiDriTate q.
Bsaau Ha Home so per P0dss dss 2svsEsS ST. ssS
TO CoUPLE-Available July l. 3-rm.
fPt Cseyg chs5s s G5cle Row
DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractivel furnished
M r With dns area e and ge
pullman Kitchen master bedroom with
twin beds and frepl; sgle. bdrm.: pvt.
bath; adults only; $500 mo. Box 261-J,
iMMEDIATE occuPANCY-eoo1 i6th St
NV. Nicely furnished apartment: . bed
rooms, . ba tbs. living, dining rooms. kitch-
en-. pantry. Avail until Oct. /; S1T5
month. Regret lease allows pets but no
9 RMS. KITCHEN, c.h.v.; suitable for 3
people; S65 month; no children. 1446
atO EYE ST. NE.-Two-room apt: $40 so
Ewk.; newly papered and painted; pvt.
zsIs a,BEDRooM ROC, co1 furnished apartment s fer
month. Box s97-K' Star. hospital II. .0'
DOWNTOWN. 1910 M nW.-and f.; small
one;;rm., studio apt; place to COOK; ,
aaRN adg,ss; share sp4 bat bath; ;: ;, SEQ - -l5
10; living rm.. bedrm. kitchen and hath:
3 months rent in advance; Takoma Park
Il. u blocks from Walter Reed. Phone 81.
4Is SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-Front bedrm..
family: s45, RA 665S. 'S'''
CoNGENIAL GIRL to share apt with 8
eLher glrls; s25 week. Call after 6 pm.
a-RooM: LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING apt. !;
1 SMALL ufsTA1Rs Arr No sspsTste ehons
| trance; unsuitable young children; rent in
exchange for, some housework Falls
Ehqfsai E1qcHrS HesE asIVI,reNS S15. AZ 4I67 ii
furn.. gas heat unlim phone: excel.
Iransp. downtown: for couple or girls;
$40 mo, ca. l777 Lyman pi. ne. call
3 ROOMS AND KITCHEN. nicely furn
month,, including utilities 5i08 Srd st,
NV. No phone calls please
Evening star., 1947-06-09
AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES neeos complete
sHfvERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
Vermont ave NV DI 100
OVERHAULING is OBSOLETE. Cash and
old engine gets new one; A-65s in stock
Call COASTAL AVIATION. RE, 1888, Ia
full instruments, 2-way radio, licensed; ex-
cellent condition. Phone FA 2423-J. q
FIYE-MEMBER CLUB has membership
available; Aeronica TAF-60, excellent con-
dition; hangared Alexandria airport Ii
5143 g.
ERCOUPE, f mos old has 90 hrs, 2-way
radio, sensitive atimeter: $4,000 or best
offer; getting larger planes, Call FA
2l2S-R, 10
Evening star., 1947-06-09
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, sired by
Asgard's q bnehSn y9R Grammar, nnsrter cP
Gres. Fails, Va. Telephone Falls church
KRIss EIStSS KRosS KENNELs-screened runs
house Sterilamp conditioning. Puppies Tor
sal sale and cookers at stud. stud Lee hwy RS
nos .ND CATS pnqae ReeS ends
ysterinary SUPERVISION. ByDE,A,,WEE KEN
HoLIywoob Kennel Boarding. bath
1nS and grooming: cocker spaniel puppies
e9RR12 '0sSssT 81 sHd w Mosf
Peace Cross on Defense hwy. See sign,
COCKER sPANIELs. black male and fe-
male. Axe reg; champion blood lines;
$50 Sire and dam on premises. Phone
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe reg.
fsmales: fsin'fe: reasonably Ss priced. sp o4aesW
noBERMAN PINsCHER. female. il mos.
brown and sold, with papers; price sec
ondary TO a good home. Call LO. 1925,
male, cropped beautiful specimen Axe
res. also female brindle, Z mo. old. Price
TsasonsSs y to p"F oy t5 shsf can afford to
kiTrESs 70 GIVE VI AWAY: 9srlins gray
excel. quality. OLSEN s5o7 Gienview
ave. Tax Park, Nd, nr. Piney Branch
caHESAPEaKE chi BAY RETRIEVER puppies,
: weeks. purebred, wormed, 81 Valley
ave, E. off Wheeler I'd, At, o750
Axe registered: beautiful; closing OUT. Al
SIS and up. Dial sp o32s-W. -l5
coon home WANTED IN country OF
mixed. Ii months old, fine with children.
WI 32Si. - ..., -
Sealthy Champion sired, black: also black
cocker at stud Phone WI. 1921. IL
WANTED-A good home for male Mai.
tese kitten Call HO 1077 between 6 and
3 pm, Mon. and Tues.