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ADDRESS,
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reconcile the duty and function Of
a lawyer with the dictates of NOR
atty? How is it consistent with
the duty of honour and candoul
to espouse what may be the wrong
cause? How is it possible that the
members Of an honorable profess
sion should lend their powers OF
intellect, judgement, experience
and argument to the wrong side?
You all, / know, III already fami-
liar with that question and are far
better qualified to give the an
swer than / can.
But may / attempt a partial ex-
PLANTATION, and ask for your fur
Their enlightenment. We live in a
society where fair dealing and
justice is secured by a system un-
der which the judges will ascer-
tain how the law applies to the
facts of the case, SO that one man
may be treated the same as any
other man in the same circum-
stances. But in nine cases out OF
ten it is only at the end of the
case, and not at the beginning Of
the case, that anybody knows fol
certain which side is the right
side.
After all, one of the great mer.
its of the Bar is that people do no
go to law unless there is a rea.
problem to be solved. / have al.
ways thought that the profession
of the lawyer in this respect com.
pares favourably with the profes.
sion Of the doctor. Some people &C
to doctors when they are not real
ly i'll. But nobody, except a luna
tic, goes to law unless there is
something very much the matter
with him; unless there is at stake
his life, or his reputation, or his
wealth, or his home, or his honour
or one of those important things
for the sake of which a man will
think it worthwhile to litigate.
The case may seem a small un-
important one to the lawyer. II
may be a very small incident in
the course of a long professional.
career and when it is disposed of
passes from ones memory. Blu
there is probably somebody tc
whom that little case which oc-
cupied so small a fraction of YOU
professional life, means every
thing that is important, everything
that is dear. / think the finest
thing about the profession of the
lawyer is that it is to him men &
women turn in a moment of the
gravest personal anxiety. They
put the whole issue into the hands
it may be of a man whom they
do not know, Of whose record
they may be imperfectly acquaint
ed, but who, at any rate has this
recommendation. that he will de-
, 1948-11-15
FOR SALE

l942 DODGE Luxury Liner
Newly remodeled & painted
body. Motor in excellent con-
dition 5 good tires with
thread.
Will consider any reason
able offer.
Enquire: Dr.. MontroSs
ChriStidnSted
Evening star., 1948-10-28
Exhibit Stimulates
Rdd0r Contact
With Moon

Visitors to the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition now may push a button at q
Signal Corps exhibit and see a SIM
ulated reproduction of the first radar
contact of the moon.
Presented to the Smithsonian to-
day, the exhibit reproduces the orig
inal signal and its echo frotn the
moon as was achieved January 10,
1916, in the Army Signal Corps lab
oratories in New Jersey.
The moon contact is historically
and scientifically important because
there is now proof the upper at
mosphere, or ionosphere, can be
penetrated. The ionosphere has i'm
portant bearing on long-range radio
communication.
The use of microwave radio relay
communication also is demonstrated
in another part of the exhibit, laid
out on a miniature World War II
battlefield. Such equipment may be
erected in moments over difficult
terrain that would require days or
weeks for wire laying.
Built at the Signal Corps labora-
tories, the exhibit may be seen in
the Arts and Industries Building of
the Museum.
Evening star., 1948-10-28

7.cHEcK FOR LlAKs-Ra dio.or hose,
eIomps. pump, and cylinder heed belss
should be right. Your ssrvieeman hos
sools ond know-hew 10 maks repairs.
Evening star., 1948-10-28
Boston Tests Fail TO Link
Pistol 10 Glen Burnie Case
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

GLEN BURNIE, Md, Oct. 2s.-
Police investigating the month-old
Staying Of a young Glen Burnie
couple were at another dead end
today.
Chief John H. Souers, jr., of the
Anne Arundel County police said
the FBI had made tests to deter
mine whether a gun taken from a
man in Boston was the weapon
with which John H. Mahlan and
Mary c. Kline had been killed. He
said the tests showed it was not.
The gun was in the possession of
a man who had been seriously
wounded in Boston lodging house.
Investigators said the man also had
several items missing from Balti-
more homes and had used q car
registered in Maryland.
Anne Arundel authorities said
Capt. John H. Cloran Of Boston had
discounted the likelihood that the
man held there could have been in
Glen Burnie at the time of the
Mahlan-Kline slayings.
Evening star., 1948-10-28

;. CHECK FAN. BnI AND HlAfM-
Slipping bssts should be odivstsd-rs-
ploesd II worn. Heater hoses shosad
dsoin properly ond MOI irop sk.
Evening star., 1948-10-28
Dewey Urged 10 Issue
Written Statement
On His j. n. Stand
BY the kssoeictsd Press

| PARIS, Oct. 28.-High authorities
here are urging Gov. Dewey to an
nounce quickly, If he is elected Pres
ident, his stand on the policies Of
the bipartisan American delegation
to the United Nations Assembly.
Gov. Dewey has consistently
maintained that the Republican
Party is supporting the bipartisan
foreign policy of the United States.
But numerous leaders from coun-
tries around the world say they
want him to put down in black and
white just where he stands.
Without such a statement, some
delegates say, the Assembly might
as we'll adjourn until the United
Nations can find out which way the
United States is going.
Dulles Won't Commit Self.
John Foster Dulles, who may be-
come Secretary of State if Gov.
Dewey wins, refuses to commit him
self when asked what Dewey's posi-
ton will be.
Persons close to moves within the
American delegation say Mr.. Dulles
is equally noncommittal there.
One high source said the move to
get a definite statement from Gov
Dewey in the event he is elected has
been underway for several days.
This source said there is some
concern among the delegates about
the influence that isolationists in
the Republican Party might have on
Gov. Dewey. The nominee himself
struck at isolationism again in
speech at Cleveland last night.
The source, who would not permit
his name to be used, said many del
egates feel Dewey would back pres
ent policies generally, but they are
worried about some Republicans who
would come to power with him.
The source did not mention any
names.
Dulles-Marshall Relations Cordial.
For that reason, this source add
ed, the delegates feel that a straight
forward statement from Gov. Dewey
would be needed.
Actually, a number of the Amer
ican delegation are wondering which
way the chips will fall in a Repub-
lican election.
Relations between Mr.. Dulles and
Secretary of State Marshall were
said to be extremely cordial. In
formed quarters who have observed
both men at work say that Mr..
Dulles functions as one of the team
on all U. N. matters.
He takes part In delegation meet
ings, tells the other delegates his
views on the subject under discus
sion, and generally agrees with the
delegation decision.
Smooth Combination
These sources say that the present
Marshall-Dulles combination and
the whole team is about the
smoothest functioning combination
the United States has sent to any
assembly.
Gen. Marshall has made no secret
OF his desire to retire from the
cabinet on January 20, regardless
Of which way the election goes, 1t
was said in authoritative quarters.
Gen. Marshall is taking greater
part in this assembly than he ever
took IN assemblies in New York. He
has remained here longer than it
was reported he planned to stay. 1t
is said he has no present plans to
go back to Washington before the
assembly ends.
Evening star., 1948-10-28
H ARAAss

Z. PUTlN AleW-FRsKx-A"zress>.
"zsssx"$ ehosf shows o@osss Nesded.
Rs<seter hos Identities ssss- sser&
wos~s sseiass draining. ans. ss ~. su.
Evening star., 1948-10-28
Yucotun Storm Abutinq,
Moving Toward North
sy .he Assoeio,ed prex,

MEXICO CITY, Oct. ga
cyclonic disturbance near the tip of
the Yucatan peninsula was reported
weakening" today by the National
Weather Bureau.
A bureau bulletin said the dis
turbance, moving up the Campeche
State coastline, reached the Yucatan
Canal area early this morning. "
THE weakening disturbance is
moving in a northerly direction, y
the report added.
No more storm warnings were
ordered posted.
Evening star., 1948-10-28

before next Tuesdays elections.
sponsored by the Hya..ss4ne Dis
trict Democratic Club, the affair Is
being arranged by George M. Jones.
Representative Sasscer, who u seek
ing reelection In the 5th Congress
sional District Of Maryland, viii be
a guest.
Evening star., 1948-10-28
Silver Hill Club Dance
Planned by Democrats

Prince Georges County Democrats
will hold a dance at the Silver Hill
Club, Silver Hill, at 10 pm. Satur-
day IN the final countrywide rally
Evening star., 1948-10-28

Band-tailed pigeons are not wary
except when actively hunted. They
are gregarious and gather in tre-
mendous f1ocks except in the mating
season.
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They're much better with
Real French Dressing, made
with Famous Imported
Pompsian Virgin Olive oil!

1t really Is so simple to prepare
delicious, tasty French Dressing
quickly. Follow the basic recipe above
and vary to taste by adding Worcester
shire sauce, horseradish or chilli sauce.
1t takes Pompeian Olive Oil to get the
bast out of your French Dressing.
Pompeian is the genuine, imported
virgin olive oil, famous for its clear
golden color and nutty flavor.
Evening star., 1948-03-24
FARM and GARDEN,

FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces, fireplaces.
rock gardens, fish ponds. retaining walls.
M.hARcuCIo, Route 4, Horners lane. Rock.
w yiiIs; aRnHS Nd @ phons n Roekvins. 1888. go
Il tcels MAfoNEs' NC. siss ca. :Vs' s'sh
GARDENS FLOWED AND HARRoWE6-
ss.',ss W WI csss ssaaa.rd rates
streets Streets bv apd adc deyered
MANURE. % Tei rottea. Sne s7so g6 sta7 for Is su.,
81 S5 for E. 10 bu.. delivered; top soil; plowing.
kioToTIILER. iu chorem..ter. sarden trsc-
Free dsmonstrstions' 1;Ei CENTRAL MOTOR seHsof;
T0pso9 G9ip a23o Lee hwy; AL. cH; 1000:
ar and pR sapd skzs cail day or nisht. sH. s1io
sPkAYING. pruning. seeding. tree w'i re-
HsHs3 sHsvsa 3ESs sis@s5:' eo s4 f' slss 4
sTocKPnED roPso1L, 50 Gu. ,d..I az de-
1870 iss and landscapins. MR.. BOYLE. M
ToPson-Ars you looking for rich, Slack
ysrd s5S of ANEs Rs1 Sqsasl IasDseEPRN sa Rs5
TREE sssf VIZ t'mf isndse.D,n. pruning
spraying: topping elevating, remove
Gass trsss. Free estimate. sH. 6122 or LU
TREES tsl. magnolia, soulanseana. about
or OK. 27S4 81
PIC; PLGs ; for sale; soLs ls and 10 week old
POPLAR TREEs-Will cut and sell logs
SiI,er Sh sro99na; also large walnut tree: near
GARDEN PLOWING-For listing. cali ewes
sundays: CHI. .916O.
MANURE, chicken, COW and horse; top soil,
clnders washed gravel and rich inspected
wood top soil. SH. 511O, FIR. 557S. 80
COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE, repairs
Sseep SSseoing pguansr, snd fertilizing F. q "; LAWN
GORGEOUS FRENCH LILACS, colors,
RED. white. blue. and pink; free delivery;
phone your order today Union 744l
RoSELAWN NURSERIES, Glenn Dale, Md
HoMEoWNERs' SPECIALS on selected
eYergreens. Towering shrugs and roses, at
THE CAPITAL NURSERY. 1715 Bladens-
nurg d rd ne; Open Sun. .
SAPITAL NURSERY greenhouses. 1913
Bladensburg rd. ne. has the bargains on
cut and potted Easter flowers; also cor
Evening star., 1948-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typevriters, caleula-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RI l177
UNITED TYPKWRITER CO.. sl3 18th H
ANTIoUEs-Furniture bric-a-brac, china,
glassware. rugs. silve,ware,, PAINTINGS;
highest ,ss5 cash prices paid Call MURRAY
ARMY OFFICERS BLOUSE, Cd. size 80,
Tssp5Re sTpRoom f'li aSb Il. DINisG RIM SUITES.
glassware, Frigidaire, rugs, radios, once
furniture. Anything you may have to sell.
BEDRooM, dining room or contents Of
home; will pay cash. We do moving. stor-
age. IA. 1887; after pm, GE. 1916.
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
ss a4 ~ossF eodsy Ta mR ysR SRAY Bye R s o please
BICYCLE statonafy xsnted ssss foF hone bone
BOOKS BoUGHT AND SOLD, of all des.
criptions, in any quantity; books rsmoyed %
= 81 our 9th hAethse st NV Ne. sss5s hA ioI
pRo s1s5 co. sss sfas' ps ave- prices
opposite Dept; Of Justice. RE: 2434;
ss a':a fSihiss ssss7 ess. '1sa 7sa ss St
watches and aiscaTded jeyelry Cash paid
ERNESI- -BURh. lNC., OILS lotn St NV
D4s.s Rsi ss tOT n .NS NJ 'ai' 81
pIaMoNDs. OLD GOLD. diamond pocket
and wrist watches, initial birthstones, dia-
mond wedding rings; other jewelry pur-
chased; highest prices paid. NEW YORK
JEWELRY co. 7ls 7th st. NV;
Kind wanted At once g buy sHts
FURNITuRE - Household goods of all
kinds oric-a-brac, china, cut glass:
highest cash prices. Call MRS. GAY.
FGRNITujRE-win pay highest cash prices
Of house or apt. Refined. courteous serv-
ice. For best results call MR.. DUFFY, at
fnRS1TuREMehests. nS IghS s @ d dresssrs. @ & dnettes
house, apt. or sgle. pcs; prompt remoyal
tmoving done). DU. 4429. TR. 9272
gs ge Use, p.no 'ns G.. HssTes% :us
FuRNITURE wANTED-Dining rm.. secrs-
tary, chest, dresser, occ. tables. ia. 2ll2.
FURNITURE-win buy entire contents or
odd pieces best cash prices: buying and
selling for over so years. We do moving
HoPWooD's. sth and K SITS NV, ME-
GoLD-Brins. your old, gold. silver. plating.
teeth; discaTded 5ewelry. Wss ss psy ensn'
ko6AkMsp.ed SPEED c 'araphies. xrsus, zeiss:
wsnted. BRENNER, a33 Pa. ave, NV.
LAWN MOWER sharpening machines ~;
l grinding type, ! tapping type. Call Co
lumbia 3026 after $50 pm. "a
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcs..., ,

SILD,rAIsSMioNLD OF lIS picture frames. clocks
rASSoRAFM TiAlss ss IN t2oRbsw s29s eF wo $500
classical albums bought and sold THF
MUSIC BOX, 1404 N. Y. ave. RE AGO
rlANO0, gfnna. uprigh1 splnes or apt
sass s,as; asy ~; M. any condition; win pay
PIANOS WANTED-coLoNI PIANO CO.
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 1870
after 10 am. for courteous appraisal.
riANO-1 need . spinet or apt upright:
Will pay reasonable price. Call CHI 3512
REFRIGERAToRs-we buy all used ejec.
TIC boxes, regardless Of condition. Can
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all tyne,.
repair hemstitching, buttons coVered
ssshs;s sEsSs 4s SAtHisE' 'sssaf: s'nssi
STOVES for heating and cooking. and Ice
boxes. Dtx nt ACNE ME- STOVE CO. 1o11 7th St.
We PAY TOP PRICES for old gold, silver,
leWelry, diamonds. firearms, mems cloth.
ing, luggage, Photographic equipment, mu-
slcal Instruments. engineering Instruments
% and what have you? viii call. MAI
AM INTERESTED in buying siIYerware,
bEas, china. DORA KRUPSAW MILE
SIONE. 1885 @ st. NV, Sterling 1896.
MANTED-Better grade OF household fur
niture. antiques and once furniture. Ma
o529: evenings, GE. 8447
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.
SCOTTIES for Easter. Champion stock
AKC. 3 mos old Mar o,Itst ,,din

SCOTTIES for Easter. champion stock,
AkS, mos old Mar, II: outstanding
pups: reas. LII. 30s5. 14O6 Morse st, ne.
SHEPHERD TERRIER, male, 9 mos. perky
face; very friendly, loves children, desires
eGSe DaNE fGT s AEc stsr ies week.
old to months old; priced S75 up. TIE
DoGs AND CATS boarded. week end, or
longer conditioned Kennels. pickup
WEE Kennels 4slt tsUA essn, sse.. wo e'pA o5a4
20 DoG io. AND CAT Foo91, cero- Meate,
deliver, delivered Nd Va. and 3: C.. weekly de-
RE 1lyery s4ds Sf horse meat. DALAKAY SALES.
COCKER PUPPIES, black. Axe, 3 mos,
female, wormed and healthy; will hold and
COCKER sPANiELs, at CHEEKY Hill; dis
c1sni che5ise companions ansI for discriminating
RABBITS, 3. New Zealand white, reg
stock, does have litter; reas. offer ac-
coIEE es9tfd Fpps SP olsIw aKc rex nocustea 5 and
wormed, males with fun white collars, $50
Call Clinton 5O9-J -24
EASTER BuNNIEs,s white. delivered day
bssp before "a Easte5 edss with food supply for.
INTELLIGENT. beautiful black standard
n.s., thoroughbred a5d FTeneh poodle puppies; &
COCKER SPANIEL. black. female, pedi-
3ooo rlrSt ru., Arlington. Va. -2b
AIREDALE TERRIER PUPs-Real whis-
kered kkered little beauties; rugged stock 2 mos
BRUMBACK, CHI. 0S72.
PUPPIES, males, $40 and females, So: 5
wks. old: mother is pedigreed cocker Call
cocKERs. black. il weeks; Axe reg:
champion stock; female; S25. TW. OO73
ENGLISH BEAGLEs, Axe reg; one female
year and half old, $50; one female 6
months old. S45. OK. 1854. 80
Toy Toy MANCHESTER SER PUPS, S25. Call
cANARiEs, beautiful singers. for Easter
gifts: also hens for mating. 217 Chan
min" st. ne. North O74l. -26
and guppies: reasonable. CHAPLIN, AID
$3.50. 18th and Columbia rd NV.
COCKER SPANIELS, registered and in
cculated; al colors. best bloodline; new
litter to choose from: some have as many
as 40 champions in 5 generations; al
color cocker stud dogs; champion: de.
hVery service. prices reasonable. Rock.
vile 2644 and 39lS. -26
BEAUTIFUL PERSIAN KITTENS: 2 tor.
toise shell. gold; $50 and S25. ia
EASTER BUNNIES; cocker puppies, Axe
reg: all colors. sHOREHAM PET SHOW
3S627 Conn. ave, AID. S507. Open ewes
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ROOMS EURhIsHEo-he4hssss

sLEEPTNG RoOMs-LarEe. front. next 70
bath, for empl. couple: will care for child:
iss ,o sPf ,ssspE 19oR Rp Il NJ 1913 rs
front rm for couple or 2; Ink; pvt home;
ess ssss NnRy9.ip ,IaRyG: TR ~ NJ xEs,ngie or
tent transporta tion. FIR. 1927, -.29
So ALLISON ST. NE, near Soldiers Home
Room in new home. next to bath: blk
PSs So inFs RKY.SI e dsIe sI sSs room
twin beds. PVT. home; eony. Brentwood
Is R 81. N.E;@oEs5ss; eng; front dbl., rm-, snd
1aso K share T. l. I'VE. XVI SIX NE-Nie.ly furnished
room. next TO semipriyate bath: double,
$50; single. s35. pU- 7086 ..-25
633 ST. N.E.-First- floor studio room.
employed lady; quiet home. no drinking.
EgxrRaEpSP gss q psPns rukS ukSsasoRs9le RM kit prl2,
hens home a,nosBhssre; sgbs ideal for eDls. Sysith
vWaooDRIDGE. doors off Rhod. island
ave: lge. nicely furn. twin or single
bsdrm: phone and laundry privileges.
LARGE DELE. FURN. RIM. Dhon. and ki..
privii.. for couple; Sl5 vk. s31 ss.
ne. FR. sl44.
Continued on Next Pagss
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ABRASIVE CUTOFF MACHINES (2) com.
plete. never used. Call RE Oa7l or see
at 3@12 Grace st. NV; 7:30 to $50 pm
~
ADDING MACHINE. used small desk model
Allen; new Reminston Rand; see the pre-.
S29;20 See at 1909 14th st. NV; "a
makes: terms. Our 3sth ey year sra AMGRicsS sISt
T7IYPE0WsB1TER G0sB CO, 1881 E; Capitol st.
AIR coMPREssoR. . cylinder. stage
hp. 3.phase motor. Complete. Nevel
used Call RE. 0971 or see at 32l2 Grace
st NV. 7:30 to $40 pm. -af
AIR CoMPRESSoRS, new. used bargains
Pmts' $ G@ynIridSrp loy as SIC NC ST; s47s; -2f
makes, used: window type. also consoles
reasonable AIS Bethesda ave, Bethsssa
AIR CoNDITioNNG cooling units 70,
homes and ofhces. dozens to choose from
both new and recondtioned, at pricel
and terms to, suit. Every unit guaranteed
See them at our new showroom at sl04
Macarthur blvd. NV, BISHOP EQUIP
GENT CO.. OR. 1857.
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-kornwsss

1909 n. II. AVE. NW.-Large double room
HOTEL EMERY. 1912 G St nw.-Most de-
House: singles, 81 .75-S25O: doubles, 81 So
81; special rates on doubles RE. 1872
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2I19 r st. nw:E;Niesiy ;.
so mo. each: single. S35 mo. 26s
5I8 II ST. N.W.-Room. phone, elevator.
maid service: nicely furn., innerspring
matt: daily, Sc up; Wkly., So to So per
Is84 COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Men., sgle., 81
wk; dble, So. so ,wk. ca; clean. comfort
Sii WHirEsToNE rfESsToNE HOTEL, downtown. across
frcm statler, cor. 18th and L-sinsle.
sI4: .dble, S21: children accepted; rates
SCoTT CIRCLE, 521 r. /. ave. n.w.-De-
sirable single, double rms. every conv. .:
home; reas.; trsnsients consid.: gentlemen.
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
place goods repaired and refinished D L
BROMWELL. 710 18th 81. NV ME. 1134
BOATS

bOAIS.
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope, fire ex-
tinguishers outboard motors, Scripps ma
T1ne m .Sp snsinss 9sI 80 tS a9o hp fishing saekis
st. se Ii 4493
32-FT. CABIN: sleeping accomm odati
people. toilet, II h.p. Grey marine motor,
excellent cond throughout; price. $500.
Information. call MR.. BLACKSTONE. TR.
SANDERS RENTED, drum. belt, circular
and viabrators:, scrapers; varnish re.
mover, steel wool sold. L. T. FOLK, 1882
Wis. ave. NV. WO. 052S.
DAWN CRUISER. now being ref1nished for
spring season. For information call LARRY
JERMAN. WO. 1923 or WA. 1000. -2S
EVINRUDE. light four, 81 h.p.. 1946
model: peri ccnd S235 See at sO2
Maine ave. sw;: between and daily
CABIN CRUISER, custom built; sleeps 2:
excel. cond; $500 cash Ma. 2400, 9
am to 3 pm. -25
decked, newiy rsfinished, wheel. lights, etc.
PLYwOoD. Philippine mahog. guar
gatsggEoof Mx4xs .s6- First IN years. Gan
oHTboAkp MoToR., TOR, 5ss:h &: io.H 3: Hwsterxiteh.
recently overhauled:- runs fine; S65. 2427
Monroe MI $3.50
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CATTLE 6 LIVE STOCK.

WHITE-FACED HEREFORD stock steers
16 head, ideal size and condition for pas
ture; also some shoats. SH. 2114, ME
1894 -27
CHOICE CoRNFIELD HOGS. any weight
or age. desired; from young pigs UP to 500
lbs: Berkshire and Herbert breeds. RE
MARE. riding, 6 years old. 1873 h.. gentle
Owner leaving city. GE $500.
HORSE VAN new. for hire. Call 81
MARE, thoroughbred. with papers. Sun
Stock; sorrel mare that will ride and drive
GL 229S. Gil. 4610. -26
ATTENTION. milk-fed goat kids: Tog-
senburg bucks, black and brown. week
old. PL 91S4. -25
STEERS-25 white face; prime; grain fed
11OO-l 400 lbs; ] or ALL 32c Id. STEVE
RIDGLEY Adams S1n3 -2S
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POULTRY and EGGS

BABY CHICKS. brooders. poultry feeds
ANO g. CO. INC, Ali N. Y. ave. NE,
JAMES FEED STORE. s1s x st. NV. ME.
00S9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
plies.
HATCHING Tuesdays and Fridays each
week: Pullorum; clean hocks: only hatch
Kenilworth ave- ne VI. 1888, Ii. $500
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AVIATION.

| CESSNA. T-5O. Uc-7S. any part rsason-
| able; used. Elk. 0063. -26
| 1875 SWIFT, excellent condition; always
| hangered; less than 100 hours: priced for
| quick sale. FALLS CHURCH AIR PARK.
| FA. 29S9. -2S
CESSNA "140." fully equipped: Just IL
| censed; will sacrifice. Spruce 1172. -26
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR HIRE.

BULL DOZER and small truck mounted
shovel with back hoe to excavate founda-
tlons, dig bitches and clear ground Call
AT. 1894; after $50 pm, NO. 9413,
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 E st. NV. National
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upright; excel.
TABLES, 6, used
cond. ARCADIA BILLIARDS,
l. rJ n W Od

ERS, all sizes in ECLIPSE"
>; parts and repairs. MA
:, Sl26 Ga. ave, SH. $3.50.
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COLOKED-LAKGE FKONT Room with
twin beds; refined gentleman. ia. s4s1.
CoLoRED-141s CoRCoRAN ST. Nv
Nice room for l or 2 persons SO week.
coLoR2D-RM. 5i SRR2i FOR COUPLE. cooking
and laundry privii.; $40 mo. Cali North
codLoRED-sINGLE AND DOUBLE RMS;
gentle home; n block from 14th St car
coLoRED1Ro6as. isoi 3, ST. Nv
Furn.: nice, neat. clean; reas.: desirable
2-way Transportation. only "a blk. from
streetcar line and VI blk. from busline.
For further Information. call AID. 7l3e or
1910 You st. NV. call from IL TO 5
Sunday; call weekdays after g. an. -25
C0LORED-A LARGE ROOM for . couple
or for 2 girls Call DI. 5679 any time.
COLORED-FURN ROOM for married
cple or sgle. men; $40 vk. DU. 9676.
1880 l4th St NV. -25