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Evening star., 1948-03-04

and intent to all Lowell Msliets.
that Senator vandenberg had said.
These we're the members Of the
Judiciary Committee. The bill Is
one purporting to provide for the
admission into the United States Of
q certain number Of displaced
Europeans.
There is only one voice left in
the world" said the Michigan Sen
ator, which is competent to hearten
the determination of other peoples
to survive in their own choice of
their own way of life. 1t is our
voice. 1t is, in part, the Senate's
voice. Surely we can all agree,
whatever our shades of opinion, that
the hour has struck for this voice
to speak az soon as possible"
This passage, like much else In
the speech, could apply directly to
the problem Of the displaced per-
sons. It called for generous, forth
right, far-seeing action on our part,
In the name Of humanity and In
our own interest. That is the precise
task confronting US in the matter
of the displaced persons.
Virtually Excludes Jews.
But the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee apparently could not see 1t.
The committee agreed on bill that
is mean-spirited, disingenuous and
short-sighted, one that can .nly be
explained by the theory that the
more liberal members yielded to the
anti-Semitism of certain others.
The bill, as agreed upon, virtually
excludes all Jews, although one fifth
Of the displaced persons are Jewish.
There are $4,000 displaced persons
Evening star., 1948-03-04

n u B y ! u II D can
have 1t, with my
compliments.
My lack of re-
gard for Czech
oslovakia is due
to my having
been there. I
spent o week in
Prague Cor Pra-
ha, as the tour
list soon learns
to pronounce IT.,
and q taxicab
driver W h o
played a clarinet
spoiled the place
Tor me.
Evening star., 1948-03-04
Bv LoweH MeHeft

United States Senators, some of
them, are curious creatures. When
Senator Vandenberg completed his
eloquent plea for action on the Eu-
Evening star., 1948-03-04
Rv Constantine Broom

A gathering of the clans" took
place in Warsaw this week when
Communist representatives from
satellite and western European
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McLemore-
Has Little Regard
For CzechosIovukiu
By Henry McLemo ore

The more I read about Czechoslo-
vakia's troubles, the less I care.
That is one country that has no
warm spot In my heart. The
Evening star., 1948-03-04
Bv Doris FIees0n

Senator Arthur Vandenberg, the
last best hope of devout Republican
internationalists, is doubly domi-
mating the CAPITAL,
Evening star., 1948-03-04

ropean Recovery
Plan, they rose
en- masse and
c h 9 ere d him.
They crowded
about him, Re-
publicans a n d
D g m ocrats, to
shake his hand.
And then one
stable group Of
them adjourned
to a committee
room and put
the hni s h 1 n 6
touches on q bill
contrary in spirit
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-17
MARINE FORECAST

Marine forecast for Southeast Alaska issued by the '. S Wealth CT Bureau for the period from Fri day morning to tomorrow night, Is as follows:
 Storm warning Gross Sound, Icy Strait and outside waters from Sitka to Yakutat. southeasterly winds 30 to 45 miles per hour be- coming southwesterly 20 to 30 mph Saturday.
 Outside waters, Dixon Entrance to Sitka and protected waters, ex- cept Cross Sound and Icy Strait, southeasterly winds 25 to 40 mph. Cloudy with mixed rain and snow inside channels and rain along the coast today.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-17
OUR ERROR

City Clerk Robert Wiekman this week called attention of The Sentinel to an error in last week } edition wherein, in giving account Of the last Council meeting we re- ported the Council had given the Wrangell fire department a raise, from S15 and s1O to S35 and $50. for responding to alarms.
 MT. Wiekman points out that the matter was discussed only. No ac- tion taken We apologize to the Council for our error and to the fire department for building up it's hopes. Better luck next time.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-17
PLANE PASSENGERS

Passengers out of Wrangell this week via Alaska Coastal and Ellis Air Lines were:
 Dec 12, to Ketchikan- E. Zoll- man, Maj M Maxey. To Juneau Arthur A. Walker.
 Dec. 13, to Ketchikan- Florence Boardman To Juneau Andy Barlow. To Petersburg - Agnes Dalton.
 Dec. 14, to Ketchikan = Bert Proctor. Jack Boulet. Don House. Bud Townsend, Albert Trinkle. Allen. Trinkle. Ralph Mize. To Pet ersburg - Lou Dvorak.
 Dec. 15, to Ketchikan Otls Speer, John O'Donnell, Rueben Benson, Freeman Polieski. To Ju- neau = W. Navarro.
 Dec 16, to Ketchikan Nor man Rod. Steve Vergala.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-17
RED CROSS MEETING

A Red Cross meeting will be held Monday at 8 o'clock D m. at the home of the Chairman, Mrs. M. o. Johnson. Every organiza ton of the town is urged to send a re- presentative from it's welfare com mittee to attend this meeting.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-17
MORE DONORS FOR
HOSPITAL FUND

Four additional contributions were received this week by the Rev. Hugh Hall toward the recent Bishop Rowe hospital drive. They are:
 Carpenters UnlOn S25.0O MT. & Mrs. Oscar Carlson 1000 Dr. Wm. Whitehead
 Juneau physician 25.OO Wrang. Telephone Co. 3l.23
Laurel outlook., 1948-04-07
Stranger Shows
Co.'s Sure Way
To Hit Jackpot
Has Profitable Way With
Slot Machines

CHICAGO. - Interested Chicago
police listened to the almost unbe-
llevable tale of a slot machine player
who hit the jackpot every time he
Je-ked the nickel-plated levers.
Delbert Shinn, SO, was the miracle
man.
Shinn's genius came to the notice
of the Moose lodge in Celina, Mer-
Ger county, Ohio, first. After think
ing it over, they went to Sheriff
Dwight Raudenbush of Mercer
county and got him to telegraph
Chicago police, asking that Shinn
be arrested. The Chicago police
obliged.
Shinn readily admitted that he
has a way with slot machines, and
cheerfully explained his system.
Drills a Hole
II get somebody to go in with me,
and while he plays the machine, l
go around in back and drill a little
said Shinn.
Then l put a wire in the hole
and trip the jackpot lever and all
money comes out. Then l plug
up the hole with some crayon of the
same color as the machine. pick up
Laurel outlook., 1948-04-07

the money and walk out. Next time
! 60 back. | just put a wire in the
same hole, push out the crayon and
trip the jackpot lever again. I've
been doing it for years"
But isn't that against the law"
inquired the police obviously.
What law" -sked Shinn. "a
slot machine is illegal in the first
place and has no business being
where it is. so that legally it isn't
there, and you can't take money
illegally from something that isn't
there"
Shuns Cook County
However. police put Shinn in Jail,
as a courtesy to Sheriff Raudenbush,
after carefully separating Shinn
from his drills and a package of
crayons. They wired Sheriff Rauden-
bush for instructions.
They asked Shinn if he ever hit
the jackpot on any slot machines in
Cook county (Chicago).
"Oh, mol" said Shinn in shocked
surprise. 81 wouldn't know where
to find a slot machine in Cook
county. They're illegal here, you
know. Besides, l don't like to irri-
tate the syndicate boys. They might
not like it,"
Laurel outlook., 1948-04-07
Miss Jean Met Onnen
WEEDS DIR. W.R. Herian

Miss Jean McConnen, teacher in
the Laurel schools, was married at
St. Patrick's Catholic church in Bill
lings to DR.. William Russell Her
ian of Billings at rites solemnized
by Rev. w. P. O'Rourke.
Miss McConnen is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. McConnen of
Billings, and DR.. Herian is the son
of Mrs. Alma Herian of Tacoma,
Wash.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father with Mrs. Earl Will
son of Bozeman as matron of honor.
John Herian of Miles City was best
man.
After a short wedding trip, Dr..
and Mrs. Herian will make their
home in Billings.
Laurel outlook., 1948-04-07
Can be seen at 401 For
rest Ave.

The oil uuu-,. mas helped de-
velop approximately $500 different
products from crude oil. Petroleum
is used as the base for thousands OF
essential products, ranging from lip
stick to DOT and from candies to
candles. A partial list of such prod
ucts used in the home includes cell
lophane, rust p~reventives, sewing
machine oil, cleaning fluids, laun-
dry wax, insecticides, disinfectants,
dyes, roofing materials, timber pre-
servatives, furnace oil, gas for the
kitchen range. and the now famil-
lar plastic items in use as fittings,
wall tiles, luggage frames, jewelry
and gadgets of all sorts.
Laurel outlook., 1948-04-07
W%
II Around \
the =
\ Town II

Mr.. and Mrs. George Prill spent
the week end in jamestown, N. D.,
the guests of their son George. Nh.
and Mrs. Prill were accompanied
on the trip by Miss Marian Weber,
fiance of George Prill, Jr.
Bridge club members were guests
Tuesday of Mrs. C. w. Laird at a
100 luncheon. Winners of awards
during the afternoon were Mrs. F.
w. Graft, Mrs. Philip Marsh and
Mrs. B. A. Sherrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bondurant
of Rapelje were overnight guests
Saturday of Mrs. Bondurant's aunt,
Mrs. C. L.. Starbard and family.
Mrs. John Walton is spending
some time in Columbus with her
mother, Mrs. Case Kennedy. Mr..
Kennedy is a patient following an
operation at the Columbus hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Harris enter
tanned the Adult Bible Fellowship
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold VanNice. The
regular lesson study was in charge
Of w. T. Johnson. Plans were made
by the group to serve the dinner
for the Rotana club to be given
Monday, April II. The next meet
ing of the Fellowship will be held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
son.
Mrs. William Roberts was hostess
tc her sewing club members Monday
evening and served a lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. d. Zimmerman
are the parents Of a son born Sat-
urday, April 3 at a Billings hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Frank and
son Melvin Frank, attended the
Brotherhood conference of the
German Congregational church in
Billings Saturday and Sunday and
visited during their stay at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l..
Frank and MI. and Mrs. j. G..
Frank. Also attending the con-
ference were Rev. and Mrs. H. C.
Haemmelmann and son Leo and Mr..
and Mrs. G. N. Frank, who were ,
at the j. G. Frank home. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Dane Vannice and 4
children spent the week end in
Wyo., the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Marshall and family. }
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Paulus and }
children of Manchester, Wyo., visit }
ed here yer the week end with i
Mrs. Paulus' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4
L. Stadalman.
Mrs. w. G.. Lamb and son Benia- 4
min were guests from Helena FRI :
lay at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. }
F. Lamb. J
Mrs. Carrie Jones returned last !
Wednesday from jacksonville, Calf.
where she spent two weeks visiting /
1t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick {
uncle and aunt of her late :
husband.
Mrs. C. L. Starbard entered st.
|incent's hospital in Billings }
where she will undergo
thyroidectomy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur George and /
laughter Susan Kay of Heart
fountain, Wyo., were week end ,
-uests of Mrs. Georges parents,
fr. and Mrs. l.. R. Shay.
Mrs. John Laird left Sunday to
her mother, Mrs. L. A.
mall of Helena to Rochester, MINI. q
Laurel outlook., 1948-04-07
Conversion of Milk

One quart of milk weighs 2.15
pounds. To make a pound of butter
OF quarts of milk are required,
4.65 quarts for a pound of cheese.
One quart of milk is required for a
pound of evaporated milk. 3.72
quarts for a pound of whole milk
POWDER.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
WASHING MACHINE, Thor, good COZ
OIL, 1890. -22

WAsHING ,Aa1oG MACHINE, Thor. good esoand.
WASHING MACHINES at greatly reduced
prices; Apex, regular S13a,bO. sale price
500: Speed Queen, regular S14950. sale
price price SLIP Thor resuIar, sl5a 90 sale
price 500. PROCTER & HUTCHINSON,
3114 14th st. NV. -23
WASHING MACHINR-Lge ABc wrtnger
type. Used l month. S115. Call UN. 0322.
WASHING MACHINES, brand-new, as low
as S11: also for immediate delivery, the
new. GE, Bendix and Westinghouse auto
Thor, Speed Queen. Hotpoint, wringer
washers liberal trade-in. easy terms.
ELECTRICAL CENTER, 514 10th st. NV.
WAsHTNG MACHINE and wringer. sos,
Handy Hot apt size, lbs dry clothes;
Little Magic wrinEer, VI. 1858. -@2
wringer, Just overhauled, with pump; S45
WATER COOLERS, electric, bottle type. as
low as $3.50 IS; also GE, Westinghouse
livery, easy terms ELECTRICAL CENTER,
5lt 10th St; nv MA. ss72
hoass e2Fss "a yn G9sTs9!sa'
WATER COOLERS, recond., guar as low
nTces' '' 1878 14th 'SS St. new n.T, DE De. $616
WATER COOLERS, GE, pottle and pres
sure type: size TO ft your needs. NATION
AL ELEC. CO., SOS 11th st. NV, MA,
WATER HEATER, automatic. in good con-
ditlon, burns oil, S25. Call Elmwood 69l
WATER HEATERS. electric. brand new
42-gal, S99.95. also for immediate de,
LIVERY GE HOTPOINT Westinghouse West e ,Ia5 II al
4
WATER HEATERS. gas or electric; any size
at any hour; monthly payments. ROBERT
!; T., WEHRLE WEI d SON. 1880 Wis. ave
SH1nR HEsFf6 FfHf? e EXC Ef e5s6
Sea WH1rr IN ok st nT FIRfWoon Na 90 cut and uncut
YoTTH BED al and ms mattress s' In excel, cond
IS mo. old $50. RA, a1+9. -21
TWo-RooM PORTABLE, prefabricated
to- to add on on to houso; furn. and ali; $3.50
HEETER WALDEN TRAILER SALES. phone
Used BUILDING MATERIAI-3oo doors
49,, 2 panel, S3 each; cleaned 2x4s, ran
dom lengths, &C per lin. ft.; cleaned "X6S,
low pine, lls%, thick; suitable for step
treads; !. " asbestos board, 2l2c So #:
$4,000 #, No. fir and yellow pine tim
0OO It. lI2" gypsum sheathing, 2XS', So
per M; ! asbestos stage curtain SIZE ! Ok
units: $50 each; seven 3o-gal. coffee ,urns,
stainless steel S35 each electric globes,
ceiling type, all sizes, 25c to 81 each.
ROW JORDAN sectional davenport. gray
freize, like new, Sl75. Call OR. 4543.-2l
SET OF s handsome Chippendale din rm.
chairs, purchased in Ednborough: also 4
copies Seen at HOLLAND HOUSE, AIS
Wolf st, Alexandria TIE ',2Ss. 2l
CAMERA EANS-OmeEa enlargPr D u,
with color head, new, $3.50. IA. 1882.
LGE. SAFE CABINET, in GOOD cond; rea-
sonable. ME. 1236. ~
SUITE OFFICE FURNITURE Couch,
leather bag, trailer body telescopes. binoc-
ulars. van body. machine attachments.
TWO SINGLE Innersprtng mattresses and
springs, very good condition, DU. Sssn
APT. SIZE FREGDAIRE. de luxe baby
carriage. Storkline CRIB. RanJ Wet inDet-
spring mattress; S 10 3 & l. Zeiss binoCu-
lars: fly rod reel etc. 1887 Warren st,
NV. OR. 640O.
FOR SALE-i XIV. ham. xmttr, not junk
not cheap. Pr 100 class c. hy5lz'S class
B, complete EXETER, Linear StsndaTT!d
speech. remote control Write, VIZ NVE
State College, Pa. P. o }T4 %
Evening star., 1948-08-20
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK,

sT0CkER and feeder. cattle, steers and
heilers. 400 tc $50 lbs. Any amount; rea-
sonablv priced, SH. 2l14, Me. 1924. 20
WANTED-Feeder cattle for l12acre farm
in Loundoun County, Va. DU. 1859 Ii
fONf, years old, very gentle, will sell
or trade for small pony. See at pony
ring, n. Washln2ton and Madison St,
Alexandria. Va, next to Howard Johnson
untll m. any day. 30
RIDING HORSE, all black, white blazed
face. gentle. Call SH. 1913. 30
REGISTERED ANGUS BULL, 3l2 years
old, good conformation, weight about l.
200 pounds. S4O0. G. CALVERT BOWIE,
WI. 400. -2l
and rebred; also Z purebred cows. OAK
MONT FARM. Aldie, Va. Phone Middle
burg 4223 or De. SIS 20
REGISTERED saddle-hred chestnut brood
mare. 3 years old. excellent breeding, four
white stockings and blaze fine producer,
color and markings passed on 10 all colts;
gentle; suitable for lady. l5.2 hands; bred
to Copper King. May. l94S; $500.
7-year-old palomino quarter horse, IL
hands. very gentle. suitable ladies or chill
nut thoroughbred. Chiefs Teddy. to foal
April. l949; $3.50.
Yearhng chestnut walking colt, not al
tered, excellent natural walking gait; Sl25.
Beautiful yeariing chestnut FLY, out OF
registered mare. Miss ChievouS by Upweys
King PeI inc. 3 white feet and blaze. good
color, marvellous disposition, natural rack,
Il beauty. 5000.
TuXENT FARM, mile east Ednor Post
Office ON ColeSVllle pike, L. miles center
Silver Spring, Ashton 3I39. -"
Evening star., 1948-08-20
FARM 3 GARDEN tcon.., .

SOD, almost free Of weeds. crsbgrass, cut
thick from rich land, delivered In carpet
ee Ees aan aa to Ii maks 4a5 o wen soo5
win tell YOU that late summer and early
fall days have been especially set aside
by nature as the ideal season for the
preparation and seeding OF old and new
beautiful and permanent lawn, but also
by q very green carpet: almost free Of
weeds and crabgrass. Estimates without
obligation. Ii. 4225, OV. 6o05. 90
RoToTILLER-Jaaues Frazer-Rotoette-
manure leaders, mixers. Rargain prices
Many Items below cost. CENTRAL MO-
TOR CO, 5000 Lee hwy. Arlington, Va
GRAvELLy R ;1EII GARDEN TRACTOR, 5-h.p,
practically. new; has sickle attachmssnti
FOR FOR soIE, OIL All dirt sand. manure. blue
stone and road gravel. BY yard, ton or
load. SH 5110 or FIR. 1913 -25
V. A. C. CASE TRACTOR on rubber. hy-
draulic, lift lights and starter: practically
BANK RUN GRAVEL for driyeways and
lanes, delivered and spread WA. 212S
GARDEN TRAcroRs-Planets Jr..lh
silyer. Spring, Md, sH:. 1880.
paNss bawS mdosy s4 Sa RqSkst c
Sl26 Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md, SD.
TREEZERs-Internatio tional, II GU. IT,
$500; Victor. lS.5 Gu. ft.. S4aS; Wilson 10
ers. MALONEY'S, NC, sl26 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, SH 1880
Evening star., 1948-08-20
BOATS.

MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rops; nis az az
20 Tnc2o T. a9o 9p soN shins Iai5 safili ts
fFIIsHilsNG FARfiEEss, day or night, chesa.
peake Bay, Herring fr Bay Gq9SSss4 KSSc; va Esi
sSFFr :5sDFr. CABIN CRUISER, sleeps 8; with
toilet kit. and dine5te' large eoekpn aH cdor 5or
sfructe6. fully equipped; S5,oaD or best
otIer; must sacrifice. Call WA. 3222 or
GGAaRwoooD sPElDEoAT, almoa, new con
dition, ST s5ui We carry ali kinds OF boats
snd in MARNE ,SiS q sEkvcE sTs pIscc
aITMiNuM ,I44 MUM sSf soSTfrBa6SAR6 aS BOATS. y feet
Long fesy W5s TT9t S IN % 1ad mane ave-
Lifr i.T- Pr fPKEsHRvrR SERVER CUSHIONS, all eolors,
approved, 226n esen I MA96L0m5 t96 0ains ave
oeTTrBSoARD eT BOA MOTORS, Scott Atwater, at a
ncw low prics: @ ~ et, np' .h,l '5 5rice NAV. YY
Ff0wER ffS, IS MARTNE SERVICE. INC. ZOO
Ms,9e re,.S ~, o,rroIRb SH o3am MoroRs all sizes
in stock. for imned ate delivery. MAY
II OVER MARINE SERVICE, INC, geo
Mar Ms.ns ,1aRrr aTs Bo.r 81 fans marine pl7
wood Tsady-eut frames for i3ta-ft- run
ahn,its SIS. rowbos' and came ant
oren all dav sat and sun. hGBINSON e
TJTMEFR BLDG NATFFfA1S AND BOAT
SUPPLIES. 1879 KeniIworth ave. n.e,. AK.
waSrEp-outbosrd motor. resardiess- Of
SIG or condition, cash for same. T37
FOR SALE-r4-ft. boat. inboard Briggs 4
strstton engine, good condition, Also
ls-ff, Yowbost; Mr.. FRIEL' TR. s247.
sPEEDBoAT, 14-tt. cypress, batten
scanned; steering wheel, THROTTLE, eangas
cover; SI95. LARGO SPORTS STORE.
central We go
fsis OWENS 27-ft. flagship cruiser. Lo-
Gated Chesapeake Yacht Club, Shady Side
Md, WIN sell Or trade for larger bea'' sn.
Te5ps NS SuTsoaKb MfaaT pup9fs l'sS ss ods
perfect eondition, H. s. NOSES, DI. ss22; 81
oedns1T1BoaRD eds11 MoToR- s-hp. wizard, exec,
condition. will sacrifice. Call TIE. es22 so
CABIN CRUISER. ss-ft cooper-huiIt
Sport, in fTst-class condition. new Gray
engine; sacrifice for auick sale. See BILL
JENKITS at Buzzards Point Boat Tsrd'
TR. $500. --2S
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- -
FARM end GARDEN.

sTtEL BUILDING f2r ttaFp farm tndgssFisI 81, oo q
sse Us for pElcss; 9. complete sTeet!gqo5s q
Ga ave, Silver Spring. SH. $3.50.
GARDEN TRACTOR, u. h,p. new 1913
mower; cultivator, etc. Available; imramggedi-
ate delivery; demonstration. WI. s332,
LANDSCAPE PERFECTf0N---As the artist
brings out every detail of beaut fuI
painting We also constantly strive to solve
your individual problem with, service 81
general as to cover every phase of your
need Bulldozer grading preparation Of
lawns. seeding, rolling, special manured
topsoil, acid woods earth: well-rotted COW
manure, SO. % bu: Wondergro,, 81 D;
specimen yews, azaleas. holly, rhododen-
drons, magnolia, dogwood, pyracantha
bamboo, all types of confer and broad
leaf evergreen, shade. ornamentals, flow
ering shrubs. perennisls. roses, vines;
ground covers: selected plants, locally
grown. hardy; dug, delivered. planted same
day: grading. drainage. maintenance, tree
pruning, surgery. transplanting. removal
fencing. brick, stone, fsgstone, cement;
cinder block walls, steps, walks. terraces
pools; designs, plans advice and estims tes
Ii 1925, Ov 60Gi 80.
piants, SELF Dug. jug. soc: otherxiss, 81 oq,
Colssvtlle I'd to Coesville, left i mi. &c
HOLY FAMILY SEMINARY.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXERS, pups; ready for your selection;
GERMAN SHEPHERD DoGs-Puppies
worth riii ~ As@ard (TeG6. DaIevie@ 1854 !.
BoARDING-A vacation for youssr COS
G9icsvlie G8s you Nd aEay Silver Spring d59* A'
kEhFStK KE KENNELS invites you to see
red, buff and black cookers. Rockville
COLLIE PUPPIES, Axe reg, pedigreed;
born July =, I94s; $50. E. BALDWIN,
EdnoI: Nd Ashton 5353. . -
old. mas papers, loves children; won his
fsl TR !, 4t45 s15 q 2E, s1s5. rs.1. : 4
male and female; Axe registered. VI.
coGkfF sS} ffssF sfASiHL Rm PUPPIES. all coiors. 3
lated. We deliver. Rockville 2644. 20
BOXER, female, 2Ha yrs; also boxer fe-
male puppy. mos; both champion sired
DOGS AND CATS, available for ADDITION
TO good homes, Phone Sligo 5ls3,, week
dsyS 5yMER4 ~ coNTy ST ~ ANA N fuq sHEhfER M9TT
SPRINGER sPANIELts. ~ weeks, AkG aS5
white. Phone Bowie 1886.
LIVER AND WHITE POINTER, female.
long line field trial winners, both sides
COCKER PUPPIES, reds, buffs, regis. Axe,
innoc. reason: also older breeding stock.
STUD SERVICES. Mrs. Field, $500 Auth
FREScH roopLEs ri Axe .E,Eaf Rqmplesfittn
coil colin Purs. Axe registered. SIS each.
cofkEk s.I sfs.s ASp sH'I IhoSrK Pap, Axe &
females, Laurel 3a6-R -22
SAMoYEDE DYE femse rSg Prest9d Se5g nd
S75, OW, 6a46. 90
BOXER PUPPIEs. Axe registered fawn,
champion sired; ,docked, cropped and inoc-
BOSTON B5s2r TERRIER, CHI. Paseboy's Grand
Sun proven producer string the correct
If you want results, after all that is what
counts, breed to this little dog J. H.
PEAK; 60? 43d ave, Hyatts., Md
dog. Genuine sour mugs: Plenty wrinkles
Excellent blood line. Axe. RA. l435;,
SPRINGER SPANIEL. y ,wks,, Axe reg;
white. Phone Bowie 1866. %
POINTER PUPPIES, Thoroughbreds,
So. Arlington Ridge I'd, Arlington, Va
COLLIE, White, Registered Axe at stud
PTEIDIGiRtEFED SILVER PERSIAN CAT, male
( 6 mo-. gentle and lovable; SIS. Call aitei
ccocKKEER KE 81 SPANIEL PUPS for sale, parent,
reg Axe; inoculated and wormed; . Tks
old; :? blond males, $50 each; l female
blond and black, -S25. FA. s4S%
FRENCH POODLE, 3 months, black, fe
male; Axe registered; imported dam O
Toytown strain. sire of Misty Isles strain
WANTED POLL PARROT, one that ta KS
ICO. l249. -
SAMoYED PUPPIEs-The beautiful, wnit,t
smiling dog; ideal for children; : wks. old
eligible Axe; reas. 67O4 4th st. NV,
DAIMATiAN PUPPIES, also full-growr
/ male and fernair .i2S 81. ne -
BOXER WANTED-Children with lge
fenced yard. give good home to / o,
! CAT, for KIND sub. homes; young cat
altered male yellow also dogs and pups
( fox terrier type, female must be spayee
,, part collie, male and female. AK. 1880
Inquire route; donations
CHERRY HILL, breeders and exhibitors o
quality cocker spanieE, offer some cnolc,
puppies for discriminating buyers. DOI
4 and JOE JONES. WI 3O64. ID
Evening star., 1948-08-20
ROOMS EuRhIsHEp-hothssst

ONE Ice. RIM. for cpIe or 9 people. Call
Nicely FURNIsHED ROOM for rent. "a
blk. from esrilne, laundry priyil. TR.
1923 30
@05 d ST. NE, Apt. e---1 blk. Union sta
ton; newly painted; cheerful rm. single,
623 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Nieely furn.
rm;. Ind fl Will rent Sgle. Or dble.: next nextt
Ie0 3rd ST. NE.---Double rm. next TO
bath. sp!endidly furnished. for PAINFULLY
employed counie: "a 50 from Supreme
Court refs. required; no children s45,
1921 KEARNY ST, Double sleeping
room next 70 bath in pvt home Couple
laundry privilege Ap o68s -25
LARGE End FL. corner master esdrr1.,
) windows. 3 exposures. Nicely furn.
rvt shower. Cedar closet. Gentle home.
Conv. trans $50 per mo. no. 5000
4th AND n. L. AvE.--Roor, for lady. next
bath pvt. family Of 3 adults: $50 mo
DF ns8o AZ W 81. Ant 4. end q -2s
COLoFED-vaCANCIy for go for Q
Eirls, tt2 psr week home privileges. IN.
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