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The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08
HAWKINS Talking

Last Monday evening at the City
Auditorium in downtown Omaha I
witnessed a strange fight between
Tex Boddie and Abel Cestac. I
say strange because Boddie looked
good in spots and in some spots
not so good. Boddie looked great
as long as he jabbed and moved a.
way. Boddie looked good when he
stood up and mixed with his much
heavier foe. Tex looked bad when
he vas trying to cover up----that
was his mistake. That was the be
ginning Of the end. Everytime
Boddie covered up, Cestac would
floor him with either a right or a
left smash to the jaw. 1t was
more like a free throw in a basket
ball game. The end came in the
fifth round when Cestac caught
Tex pulling away. The fight was
unusually strange at this point be
cause of the fact that it was Tex
who took the count.
The majority of the crowd came
to e Tex lose but before the fight
ended they were all pulling for
him. Bodie proved to the crowd
that he was as game. as they make
them. He went down fighting and
1 do believe that the crowd didn't
want it to end so.
The sixth rounder, special event
was a crowd pleaser. We saw Ro-
land Taylor of Desmoines and Jim
Bull of st. Louis battle it out to
the last bell. Bull took the decis-
ion because of his seriousness. He
was trying throughout----Taylor
scored the only knockdown of the
fight when he caught Bull in the
third round with a free swinging
right. Many of the fans thought
that Taylor had won. / did also.
that was a middleweight affair.
Last Friday, February % in Mad
ison Square Garden New York,
Billy Fox who fought Gus Les
nevich for the lightheavy champ
ionship of the world, received his
first boxing lesson. Fox learned
or was taught that he could not
knockout everybody. He also
found out that there were more
angles to the fight game then he
thought. Fox has in the past
fought mostly in a straight line.
That is going right in after his
man. He vas rewarded by those
tactics. His = record shows 43
straight knockouts. The champ
ion Lesnevich is a m~asterful boxer.
He proved that by outpointing Fox
except for the third and fourth
rounds when Foxis straight line
almost proved fatal. Gus also
showed Fox that he could hit.
Thus ending the fight in the tenth
by a KO.
When Billy Fox learns to box
more and move about more, we
might in the future see a new
champion. 1t takes a good beating
sometimes to bring out the best
qualities in any of US. Therefore,
we are less apt to forget Joe Lou
is had to pass through the same
thing as Fox did.
*##
FOR BOUTS
The Near NorthSide YMCA Box
ers r preparing for bouts March
10 at downtown Post No. 1. They
are James Gregory, Tom Dooley,
and Alex McNack. Gregory has
worked down RI the featheruaiCht
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08
X Y Y
News
NEAR BRANCH
NEAR ayr


PADDlERS ADVANCE
In the second week of the Lad
der Ping Pong favorites in all
classes found rough shedding as
they sought to gain higher places.
Several upsets featured spirited
play on Wednesday and Friday.
In the senior division Clifton Cor
don took top spot then fell before
Nathaniel Station who in turn fell
before the steady play of Theodus
Allen. Lorenzo Been. Fred For
rest, Leonard Hawkins, and Tom
Scott advanced.
Junior Division play was featur-
ed by the advancing of Charles
Watkins, Fred Lawson and Don
Pendleton. x
Gray Boy paddle pushers battl-
ed determinedly for top position
with Ed Anderson leading Charl-
es Green. Al Hall and Robert Lee
Jackson, and long list Of lower
figures.
NEW EQUIPMENT
Rubber paddles absent during
lean war years gladdened the
hearts of ping pong enthusiasts as
new nets and other equipment ap-
peared on the popular "Y" tables.
TWO GRAY PROGRAMS
Monday, March 10th at 600 pm.
a meeting Of the Crazy commit
tee and advisors will be held at
the Central YMCA. to discuss CITY
Wide Crazy Program.
On Wednesday, March 18th, ITO
days Guest" over station KOHL
will feature members of the four
Gray Clubs organized. The pro-
gram will center around a TYP
ical Gray Club Meeting. Mark
this date on your calendar so that
you will not fail to tune in on the
program.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08
S

I BACkS1AGE
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hall. and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Delbert Russell,
spent a very interesting forty-five
minutes with Charlie Spivak, back
stage Friday night. He also pre-
scented each couple with that great
stage opera that ran for weeks on
Broadway, an album of Porgy and
Bess, and autographed it. Anoth-
er autograph album will be sent to
each when it is on the market.
Mr.. Percy Hall met him on the
train. He called him and told him
he was on his way here to Omaha,
and asked him if he would come
to the show, to drop backstage and
e him. He will be their guest
Wednesday night at the AMVETS.
***
ST. PATRICk'S TEA
A st. Patrick's Day Tea will be
given by the Eureka Art Club at
the home of Mrs. Fitzpatrick 25O9
North 10Th st. 4 to z pm. Sunday,
March 16. Mrs. Greta Wade is the
Chairman.
f*%
ARRIVES BY PLANE
Miss Helen Harrison arrived by
| plane Sunday morning. March End
from Los Angeles to lie at the bed
! side of her father Mr.. Albert Har-
rison who is now in ST. Joseph's
! hospital. Miss Harrison Is a form
er Omahan and sister TO Mrs. E.
w. iKllingsworth.
***
TO ST. PAUL FOR FUNERAL
MI. E.. w. Killingswortf, left
Thursday by plane for st. Paul,
Mimi, to the funeral of Mr.. Jess
Black one of his best friends who
was formerly from Omaha.
***
WOMAN'S SOCIETY OF
ECHRISTIAN SERVICE
| The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Clair Methodist
Church held their general meeting
Thursday February 81 at the resi-
dence of Mrs. M. Chandler. The
Progressive Circle, with Mrs. s..
Coleman as chairman was host to
the Society. 20 members were pre-
sent and two guests, Mrs. Mamie
P. Thomas of Washington. D. c..
and Miss F1orene Scott of Indepen-
dence, Mo. A gift was presented
to Mrs. E. Wade, a recent bride
A prayer was offered for the sick
among who is our president Mrs.
V. Buford. Our next meeting will
be Thursday, March 20 with Mrs.
! E. Wade
***
BOOK REVIEW
Have you read "Who Walked A
lone?' This book will be reviewed
by Mrs. ]. Norman at the st. Pat
rick's Tea at the YWCA, Sunday.
J March 16, and tickets will be Csc.
Look forward to u candlelight
supper which will be coming soon
These will be sponsored by the
Mothers Council of the YWCA.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08
YWCA- LOCAL,
AND INTERNATIONAL

(This series of articles will deal with the YWCA a an institution in the
community and as a source of inspiration to those who participate in its
program)
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08

from Grand Island, Nebraska.
BACK IN TOWN
Rawlin Jakes is back in town.
many will remember Rawlin as
that hard hitting lightweight of
Golden Gloves fame. Jakes has
for the past year or so, been in the
army. He has recently been dis
charged.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08

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The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08
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The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08
FOR BOUTS

The Near Northside YMCA Box
ers r preparing for bouts March
10 at downtown Post No. 1. They
r James Gregory, Tom Dooley,
and Alex McNack. Gregory has
worked down to the featherweight
class. Dooley will fight as a well
ter and McNack. the heavy spot.
The opposing fighters will come
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08

Regis Hotel and White Horse Inn
walters on the up and go on serv-
ice.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08

Goldie Davis on the job after 8
days of illness linking drinks
and entertaining customers.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08

Omaha Club walters with Capt.
Earl Jones topping the service at
the well known spot.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08

LEONARD Jr.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08
X
ARRIVES BY PLANE

/
TO ST. PAUL FOR FUNERAL
Mr.. E. w. Killingswortb lef,
Thursday by plane for st. Paul
Mimi, to the funeral of Mr.. Jess
Black n of his best friends who
was formerly from Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08

~ 'h w. SiiiiIn
r r boys serving on wheels with
a smile.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08

Paxton hotel headwaiter and his
rev going good and improving
all the time.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-08

from Grand Island, Nebraska
Evening star., 1947-02-02
AVIATION,

AVIATION.
EyEhY ONE VINO fLIES needs comriete
aviation insurance protection. Consult
SEWERS INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
vermont ave nv. DI.. 100:
July: 1947; perfect shape; $1,000. EN-
AiRPLANE ron sALE-1s4e Ercoupe.
model 415; 80 hours; two-way Bendix ra-
dto. sensitive alttmeter, bank and turn In
dicator: $1,000. OWNER. District 2463. -
FAIRCHLLD PT 26, equipped with radio:
must sell Immediately; S1.450. MA. 026s
4arEoSR.eRArr. sad Isl sssAl custom de luxe. month 5
old; lights, radio, wing tanks; cost S2.641,
sen $2,250. Sligo 1895. -
WANTED - Low-time clean CHS s or
equal; ss @ @eonysrsion @i from military model.
INTERSTATE I-6).I 113-h.p.. primary
flight Instruments. starter. generator. naps,
hydraulic brakes, 2-way radio: total time
since new. $50 hrs; owner leaving country,
must sell; $1,000. Call MINCHEW, Ho.
AERoNcA ca. ship rebuilt. new fabric
July, '46. Licensed to July. AT: Is hrs. on
engine since magnahux and major over
haul; always hangered. See at Leesbury
Airport. S4s5. WILLIE WILLIAMS. OV.
WANTED USED AIRPLANEs-cssh in s
WILLIE WILLIAMS. oV. 1851.
DOUGLAS C-47s and Norsemen licensed
cargo airplanes: ready to go. WILLIAM
SERHUS, 1914 21St st. NV, AD. 2400. %
Evening star., 1947-02-02
BOATS.

oUTBoARD MOTOR, l5-hip., $3.50. 1918
Ganslvsfse Gak %oob sve ckuisEk 4g sS H. 1s4l 81
m. p h; sleep .; ship-shore phone. excellentl
Richardson cruiser. 80 tt, Gray g1-h.p;
Elco cruisette. sleep 6. chrysler; Gar Wood
co Ess6ifatfE asN s5s iesD s. sx re- hoSSS5s SS5f
FOR sALE-chrysler marine motors. I'm.
Cali or write ANNAPOLIS YAcHT YARD
INC, Annapolis, Maryland. Telephone
Soaae0isi soAT REFAih SSSs and renishinr. Factor,
in,shs; Best quality materials used. 'cal
SHi S6HriBsoAR1V s SAND AND INBoARD motorooats
pyWosd r ssrons durable 0n sht II IN Weirhs %
Immediate delivery, cADEL CREEK BOAT
EaNKpfs MNKKfsi MsEG cKarf, No 1s4s, mahogany. with
l0ax2h draft; remote engine. control
v ss etc Tns syRs has
Cali DE. 5osi.
RoWBOAT, 14-seat, cypress, $50, and 4s4-
h.p; outboard motor, 500; both in per.
Foa fss1 1saatioaao sadao W yaebs sisS copsort ~ su
il 1856; 1s-it. beam; twin General Motors
Diesels; double plsnked mahosany hull; sl
Sex. decks sn.rsso sRa ssn Sa.res ssw s
l ril 8 stssens shipyaId;, Miami. Details
so AI dgo tgoe soa assaau IN fasTse Is STOCK
/. new so-h.p. Universal 1905 marine
motor; orders taken for Gray motors.
LEE & ROGERS BOAT YARD. Shady Side,
Nd. -3
CABIN SLooP, "a #. with outboard and
dinghy; wen equipped; reasonable. See
MILLER. Alex. S044, Wellington villa, Va.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, SHIP. johnson Sea-
horse, perfect condition, quick starting
WANTED-outboard motor. resardless OF
size or condition; cash for same. 737
1th st. sc.
MATTHEWS 3s-ft cabin cruiser in excel
lent condition; sleeps to 8; has galley
couples can cruise or live aboard in COM
plete privacy: priced for quick sale al
$3.50. Call RA. 1864.
3i-FOoT CABIN CRUISER with inclosed
deckhouse and practically new 125.h.p
Chrysler enetne: good. reliable boat
for $500 Phone RA. 1864.
CHKFSLER ROYAL marine engines. l1l
h.p.s "S": immediate delivery. s. KING
ss5,;ro EuIToks Ian NC so6 Maine ave. s.v.. s1'
CAR sToP CARRIERS to nt all cars. 8
KING FULTON INC, sos Maine ave. s.w.'
oiiSsioN Johnson iRoN HORSE sa-volt lisht
plant. in use about 35 hrs. Call MR.. RAY.
GE. 1925, 11-2 Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
POULTRY and EGGS

RULLETS-75 Berry super de luxe A. W.;
e aassaSd a9sssW strain N H.; IA mo- OLD
FSR For sALEaoes-egS Az. 400 Fsrm sE Master insu-
busdRs stSsn af Win caHfse aVias Slssdnr
Mallards in lots Of 6 or more also few
oek fsei 0fspunrs souEsf 70 HoyGsEsH ay sH .adg for
livery. 2 new electric brooders, SI6.
We build pet stock pens-inclosures. AN
NANDALE POULTRY FARM, Alex. $3.50.
LIvE-DREssED TURKEYS; last call; none
after Monday until THANKSGIVING; 35c h.
AANlNJANDALE POULTRY FARM. Alex.
LAYING HENs-ao Leshorns. 90 N. H,
Reds: also capons, Q. e. MAxWLLLdd
Defense highway, Lanham, Md. HY. 0226
poults, y, 8. pullorum clean: LARGEST tur-
Monday. Place your order new for April,
NoBMS 9sss SasTffk Ehqas PRM acH
EEoo6AfEsfED Eo SAaEEStEth Hea chreks MS Reds Rocks
mixed, SIS so per 100; Minorca broilers,
per 190; Ship e;od. LONDON POULTRY
eGALIfY M f1s cHIeks uSiSi from n Siood-tested flock.
Reds, Rocks, Hemp-Rock crosses, Leg
serns, $500 16o per 100; o., assorted heavies,
S13.75 per 100; heavy oullets, S10 per
100; jumbo Leghorn cockerels. So per 100.
GEM POULTRY. Is N. 9th st. Phila.
BLOOD TESTED Reds, Rocks, crosses, Leg
horns, S6.95 per 100; assorted heavies
os our sss .Rsals ambo fsshesa
Rbs edks aas sss ss'''ssS sGs fss
BABY CHICKS Heavy assorted breeds.
Jersey Giants, Wyandottes,. orpingtons
81 per ieS N2GIosEk SGs Rfr H4THFRfs ISG HR3Ifss
62bF cHcKssN ioia $ ss st. hds eha " 4s nok ps
3; Rocks. orpingtons, Wyandottes, Jersey
Giants ,(no Leghornsl, S6.95 per 100; as
sorted heavy breeds, $500 per 100: pullets
(,1IWs Sall 5reeds1; s9sS SlL95 per 100 sEIpMANs
50 sARkEDo EoeK pULIETs, Ihr 80 battery a
raised, well grown, soon ready to lay.
skSTiGA 81 II 1esfs I'll VI s9lh non,tr
onsns ony 5d ess per fyem s. sS %
scribe Id,'s! today, no, RouLTRY TRIBUNE Dept.
sraa o ou1 MI farms or more eFgs
meat, grofit. Reduced prices Jan FEB
Bowie; Nd. Phone s341: -
WiNMAR InlseT New Hamp n,a.l red chicks are Nd.
now wfNMAs HaTcHGRy I'aIs Dsssee PouLTRY crfsF
FARM, Colesville, Md, SH. 1897. Ashton
pPSuHILoRUM.TEsTED CHICKS, Matching
HATCHERY. 1885 Kenilworth ave. ne.
JAMES FEED STORE, e1e x st. NV.
supplies.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewrlters. cslculs.
tors: bougnt and sold and Tented. RI; iiIt
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. sl3 l4tn ST.
ADDING MACH. typewriters, calculators,
f sas a aSue 60 AZ 46b hbdS veep tGp R R5'ss f.
China sTie.a.sEae;, f,suTesss old jswslry.
THE TT lltS H49sa sna or sts as aE S SORE = nv"
sss.s Cash ruTs pFs.. psia Can
BBaTarSBs' BazHRE Sfss TOILETS, BASINS, SINKS,
aes aes ss sa pfRyy ppToft You csil we haul it away.
Ho Hn58M 553l any n,tnn time; living room turn,ture
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites;
e porcR furnture p nOls in any amount wanted At
once; will pay highest possible prices. No
meter yhst yGs RApY hSye IA Sp sell asap please call
RSks 1ffsf iso saS s2snss
books, any quantity BARGAIN BOOK
sH9P sss 9Th st. naera DI and 5nS snses and
Equipment Equipment wanted. soMMER's CAMERA
EXCHANGE. i41O New York ave nv
sso 5ssx G. Cali MR Repeb
lie 2434, 933 Penna, ave; NV; -
CAMERAS, all types movie equipment! all
Dept. Of Justice, RE. 2434,
s1s s1s neF nw sgt Na s4e6 Open eVes @ I'll "a
cLoTaINS-HiEnss prices Dsia Tor za mems 4,
S.se fshl5se stsMAss opsh sys. win ca ea st.
s':s w. siH w. wit ss
COINS STAMP coes59ns sad silver yeries soaas astS
aSNs aSRa sHo ms dfss @ St Old v" sea 81
HEgNESs aoS lsth IN, St 1t NV PI 2sss s'ss,r,,
mote motoE: !, tor Fl Rsint spray. CAN sunday or
ces5SfSSi cooRiNa pS on BEATING STOVES. sns
i5ss5 i .sSs.:s ss ssss sp nsa Ss ss Refsss dsl
and discarded !ewelry, Cash paid ERNEST
BgHMk BBgiAMoNDs n 6hp lass ao1P diamond d71 Docket
and wrist Watches. initial: birthstonss dia;
ps@a Sna eses e paFosss Ras SheE h4ess
psid. id NEW YORK JEWELsY Co. Sfs
Dinner JACKET, mans, white, size ss.4o.
iong; must be in excellent condition. RIA,
you sn,s an old5ashIqnsa a blgsse doll d9
lection. Pay good price Box zoos. Star.
FUR COATS BOUGHT, in any condition.
fFfGRNIsHiINGs-Will buy if apt. is avail
aaEnHa aHf sGz sS5Dls co sosa Sth 0s.s
FURNITURE-Top cash prices for entire
household or fair-sized portions. For best
results and refined courteous service, can
Mr. DOUGLASS at UN. 1887. -
FURNITURE - Want TO buy some USED
household goods. also good piano. CaN
evenings. Republic 3672. q
FURNITURE-Any fne living room. peo-
room. secretary desks and dining room fur
niture, also odd pieces wanted TO furnish
private home. ME- 6S.fi: njaht. RA 1924
FU 1NlTURE-We buy entire household or
odd pcs; prompt removal; highest cash
prices Eve do movinGl. DU. 4429.
FURNITURE and household effects of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy srites:
odd pieces or entire home; Please call
today Mr. GRADY, Ma. 262a.
FURNITURE and household goods, in good
condition: highest cash price: prompt re-
moyal. For the quickest and best results,
call Mr. JERRY, Ludlow S422
FURNITURE, can be used: in quantity or
odd pieces best cash prices: buying and
selling for so years. HOLLYWOOD, Sth and
stS. NV. NE. 52ST. -15
FURNITURE WANTED for 1-3 rm. apt;
must have apt. to put 1t in. CHI. 6552 after
Q pm. Ss
Evening star., 1947-02-02
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

WORK HORSES, pair. big. sound, easy te
handle; hsi,s, !, work singie or double flne sci
time: at Hoiisbrook Farm. owned By By Lee Lee
j., ROCcA, located on Seneca road. III
mi; from Leesburg pike, just below Dranes-
REGIsTERED GUERNSEY BULL. t.b. and
blood tested. yrs. old, gentle. Ashton
WESTERN HORSE, saddle and bride,
s135; spotted horse, horses and 2 little
mules. goats. 2 baby, kids. tractor disc
ioxs ss5pH os aeTn sses tEaSS. Fa
stones, log chains, slip scoops. 2 cut-on
bells, harEess. collars. saddles and brides
%Mhamss7ssr M m YOU nj need. % Call "" FANS cSuTch
SxITEp "a ga MAnE; RI y very stylish. $3.50. GREEN
nSals MILK GOAT GOAT zayI, white, young. s12. Tsle.
saif sHHTLzNp AM Pony, on years old good dlsee
MTFARosI PAHM croom. e1S Ma fsYs
VERY GENTLE SPOTTED pony: 4-ysar.old
old Appalachian horse: black mare: tive
HlI! HkILToR n FAM ATaks Fishs5 IS 55sSysd 81 Sc Temple
hands; registered RaifpTsd SD spiendiSa blood:
nss seune al na sheud mke good
and garden horse. Also harness and garden
sHeqnaNp sfHs4IspS P6NY 4sSG years old sultssl.
for any child: S175 or best offer. MATTo.
POM 20 NJ FARMS Groom Md. Telephoone
GOATS, pedisresd Nubians, 1 youna
safn sider trade. eea 81 sH sSas SO! 'e ~0o'a con-
HoRsE--one gentle 5-gaited horse and
A. WELSH, Old Gunpowder rd., Beltsville
FOUR 6-Mo.-OLD SHOATS. Come before
pm, 1927 Oxen Hill I'd.
SHoRTHoRNs, registered, 2 beaut. roar
sisrs d so,s .id ,sr5es, sSd red soV
ae'es - YoUsG I e. WORK HORSES and mares. /
s' ss iss ssf HANDS: good hunter
HEiFER Calf, thoroushbred Guernsey
for En sale Phone Falls Church sns sA2,J-l ls.,..,
@ IND hay M eARSoL ssssx SeSp RooB sssas ss!si
FINE FINE YoeiGjNG GUERNSEY cow and hrs,
g. 81 ANGaus AiNsGafus AND HEREFORD HE1FERs. 8
Stock or ss sSe So aaa of
isonf so phons ASS gpH oq hxk ssEs 1S
rs MbLEs EEsFnS ass'thsasSars ssaas SOW .no.s
Pest cash offer. will trade on tractor. Box
FEEDERS-Herefords and Angus. all tor
quality. Holstein heifer. due to freshen
soon. Also good family Guernsey. lust
SON, Sandy Sprins. phone Ashton 3s2S
HOGS. one sow, two gifts. one stag. one
boar, mo-, suitable for breeding. Clinton
S6-J.
GUERNSEY AND HEREFORD COW, fresh;
heifer calf; large, fresh Guernsey and
Hereford; good producer; Guernsey heifer
2 Angus steers 500 lbs. each; 2 horse
horse plows c. M HIRST. Fairhill Farm
miles west of Falls Church on Lee hwy.
HOGS rs, weight $50 pounds each; corn
fed. Call CA. 7O21.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
DOGS. PEIs. nc. fcent. ]

DOGS, PETS, EIc. Cent
BOTTOM TERRER, male. .thorouEhhred,
sFag ssstqnnts DsNE s49 sprs AZ Ssse sie and fe.e
colesssi!ls. lsSsiI!l Ia. $3.50 81. sossss : ..
Sc Ss.s ssaa Re s.o
srbArE Ali HiTsEd.is 4Eakfkn kdk us sr6D
sssa sSas9s sara q
WvsiRiE-HAIRED vsii IaiasskIER, IN yrs. old.
Sell reasonably to folks with yard. RA.
RARBIIs.whise. make soea pets:. 0
sNoW.WNHiffTrE Il GREAT fYRsSEEs M sSas cham
pion at stud. One Of the best in the
ons u 81 n .0qs
STRANG. Bluemont. Va. Phone Bluemont
B0sToN TERRIERS AT STUD, champion
American Ace, Roysltv KID Ace, American
ssep.ss @ asls ;SSuesI 2sSi s.s e {, n.s aaai's
Also breeding cage and 4 shelf cages,
MINi4rURE SInais ps 81 scHNaGsER ssis;E puppies, Axe
ions and show: from internationally known
bxLMxTiffAN Z COACH. 10 months old, fe-
Sunday At Aliens Sinclair Service Sta. Sta.
ton, 18th and Taylor SITS. NV. Reason
NORWEGIAN ELKHoUNps - s-mo. pup
snd s Up. spa'f IA ssS.' aess. anu fesis'erea 800
ssa s' gss sss sSs s'ss ssa ssa
pALMATIAs female, over 2 months.
h9%usebgrsesken, % agss SIS. I'll Monroe st. ne.
FART GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES, mos.
old, strong. healthy and nice looking. CH.
RABBITS selling out commercial herd.
New Zealand whites and hutches. Wash. !.
Essssssown EE,sdss'ss Route % K aes niles beyond
COCKER c sPANIEL, 2 mos, male, reg
ssaSss, saSss, pedigree; $50. Ali day 'su sun. T4ia TR
COCKER sPANIEfs. MEL ae; lovely. " well bred. reg
Axe puppies. 6 wks.: both sexes, 5 iitters;
sS tss erss. na so asdo 81 smpon 5 ox
path Is Leader 81 et RsmDoios 4eSs Lacey Es@1'Sa ave..
WANT 4 HOME for a nice pet male cat,
9 mos CD CD. housebroken. Phone TR. 275s
ssxas RSRs slssa lssspfs s.. nff L. aas 4 female
TOY PoM's, show type puppies. registered.
ho~sesroksn itna ssro,o ro NIB shSw stqa
sCoTTIE. champion stock, Axe registered,
show type. plenty Of whiskers short tail.
Sfifs%ShsRIs Saf%aTfas 81 P6PffIiEs. 66ffI thoroushDreds
WINTER vACATIoNERs-Boar your dog
In a heated, sanitary well-superyised KEN
fun FM Fsfss DIsssP kEsSE aas
Gaithsrsburg 25l. Ho. 1898
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies:
ehamoion cookers at stud. WA. 1924
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ends or
veterinary SUPERVISION. BIDE-A-WEE KEN
NElS, 4215 Conn. ave, WO -o224
BOARDING-Al breeds; heated, private in
neled: excellent food personal care and
attention: cookers at stud: puppies for sale.
Centeryille. Phone Fairfax 11-J-2
DoBERMAN PUPS for sale male and fe-
male, champion stock. Reasonable. Alex.
COCKER PUPPIES. buff and red. wks.,
Axe reg; males, S35: female $50. OK
1888, l72S n. Adams. Arlington, Va. q
Evening star., 1947-02-02
ROOMS EuRhIsnEp-Nerthsss,.

BEDROOM AND SITTING RoOM, employed
couple sao Z sentlsmsHna y sirls ssmipriyst'
SfcELY Sfeh YoY YFURNisHaEEDh, large double room.
e.h.w, unlim. phone: $40 for 2 per month.
ss 80, Tennessee AVE. N.E.-sinsle gm,.
bsa ssre 1TSt s.nsms. fsnss
IL Pos snRklSsfs Fksfs s'sRsN sR fss. nm in
ssn'is ssn M6RRfs S2f rIi H. Af 2pS between 9th and
inf ioI es s!o1 Stsss ass; e
sIa sIlphiRs Exssr CAPITOL Apt ssasIesD.aE a m
EsS: aos fYMas fss nesE f. 'stf sRsett.d lady to
hf double tvp 6s0E p.ds x'h ID snohe, esh ve.f e,
14i33 oRREN ST. NE. block from
iasn.1 msn. IS Hss each or i'iAf for s3S monss t.
s. ss2 ,s..s sa Laundry tss f sa
phone ext; u rm.; married smpl. couple.
sssi sssi ssAARaGGfsasr Eli Gfs2aas RD. NE. asth a,5-
Large double room. next bath, new, clean
private home; near bus and streetcar;
tshsn Iaans5y sns5 pFissss' NJ ass1p employed
Nicely sTs; : z IFGtfRSssisHED JIM RooM..Sisan; one
block from transportation; S35 month.
14e0 STAPLES ST. N,E.--Room to. share
with young lady; excellent transportation;
hogsskeepns PIN ,Dn priSisses; entertaining per-
5ii'sa III sth 81 sT H.EML.rs. front room thre.
windows, double bed; car at door. en-
ployed sirls or couple; S5 week each. FIR.
$50 i1th PL. N,E-ceHtlem.n only; large
front room, next to bath; reasonable. Ii
2Si3 3rd ST. N.E.--Attractiye room for Q:
near carline: double fnnerSpring mattress;
ssP g Fer .PSEs pfSsS rL an as9sinsl. s99si room; pr
preferred. Atlantic $3.50.
I227 sIMMs PL. NE, Apt. I-Larse well
furnished ITqom; eonv. transp.; gentleman
ffss fsSs nls. Z. carrGoh M 9eat sr-Lars. room twin
beds. closets. every cony.. Laundry PRIV
Ss sSss s. 5HRoTA jar r sisH;E aHE EIov.ly room.
next bath; bus at door; IN private nome
Sal ssIs AR III IL. ~ fs.E.-Bedreom in apt. Can
sos M MS Mass islS AVE. pm NEE. 2S PEI ront mt nm
Hollywood beds. cont. hot water; unlimited
phone eony. transp.; 50 Wk. per pefson.
IL issI MONTANA AVE. N.E.-Rm. suit. for
or Q. near transp, and shopping center; ao
tel and laundry priyiis.; $50 Tor one $40
"a quiet, set Settled. employed persons. NON
drinking Can De seen after ~ noon Sun.
bas, FR; s2la 3Sls Yost pl, ne; .s,u, 7s 7os
) Iefned riris or couple; nicely furn., next
portstion; fstt $3.50 week esei. LU. ssas. a
BAOOKLAND, 1910 14th st. ne.--Large
PRIVILEGES; bus stop at corner. DE. s23s.
foontfnued - Naxt Paga.l