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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
Country Club
Officers. Board
Elected Saturday

Officers and directors of tn e
Pascagoula Country club were
elected at the annual meeting
Saturday night.
Charles Cornell succeeds Rob-
ert Gulley as president. Saul Pet
erzell will be the new vice presi-
dent and Norman E. Kruse was
named seeretary-treasurer. Direc-
tors are Mrs. George Steele, Mrs.
Easton King, A. L. Monroe, Arm
old Walker, Hubert Grant, DR.. w.
J. Weatherford and Mr.. Gulley.
Committees announced by Mr..
Cornell are: membership, Mrs.
Steele, chairman, Joe Morris, For
rest Crabtree, Mac Hudson, T. L.
DeLashmet, Jr., John HowkinS,
Mrs. Hubert Grant. Mrs. T. w.
Paul, Mrs. l. w. Browder. Jr.. and
M. B. Scholtes; house committee,
Mrs. Norman Kruse. chairman,
w. c. Brondum. Charles Weaver,
w. l.. Humphreys and Mrs. w. r.
Guest, Jr.
Finance, Arnold Walker, chay-
man, Hermes Gautier, DR.. Wealth
erford, Mr.. Kruse: publicity. Mrs.
King. chairman. Norman Kruse,
A, G. Wood, Jr., entertainment
and new activities, Mrs. Charles
Cornell, Mrs. Saul Pe~terzell. w.
r, Guest, Jr.. Joe Boyle, Mrs. w.
L. Humphreys. DR.. F. c. Minkler,
Mrs. James T, Thompson. Irving
Morris; auditing. Joe Boyle, Ben
Briggs; golfing and tournament,
Saul Peterzell. Hubert Grant,
Mrs. KruSe, Mr.. Kruse.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
Date For Blood
Bank Announced
Saturday. June IL

A mobile unit from the Ameri-
can Red Cross will be in Pasca-
goula on Saturday, June III, for
the local blood bank, according
to an announcement by B. M.
Goodwin of the Lions club, chair
man in charge of the blood bank.
This date has been tentatively
set by representatives Of the Red
Cross, Mr. Goodwin said, as the
date which was previously set
for early May had to be post
poned due to a lack of equipment.
Miss Jane Perry from the Red
Cross area office in Atlanta was
here last week in charge of a
training course for staff aides who
will assist in the blood bank. A
group of II from Moss Point
Gautier and Pascagoula attended
the training course.
The blood bank will be held al
the First Methodist church as wa:
previously planned and further
plans and details will be an.
nounced later, MI. Goodwin said
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
WANTS PUBLICITY IN
CRIME

SWANSEA, Wales = (AP) -
Swansea's chief police officer rec
commended a new approach to
juvenile delinquency: let newspa-
pers print the names of children
in court cases.
ut is a well known fact" chief
constable D. V. Turner said in his
annual report. that offenders.
whether adolescent or adults. are
usually more perturbed about
publicity in the press than about
penalties inflicted in court"
Present laws ban The publiea-
ton of names and addresses of
children dealt with by Juvenile
panels.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
Charlotte Lowe
Wins oscugoulu
Music Club Aword

Charlotte Ann Lowe, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lowe of
Pascagoula, was named as win
ner of the Eddie Mae Mansfield
scholarship by the Pascagoula
Music club following a contest
for applicants held on Saturday
at the Pascagoula high school au-
ditogium.
Charlotte, who is a member of
the Pascagoula graduating class,
is one of the~four seniors to finish
with distinction and Is also a tai
ented pianist, having rated excel
lent as a soloist in both the re-
gional and state piano contests.
She played as her selections on
Saturday Melody and Improve
sation" by Nacio Brown and
"Humoresque" by Dverak and
was awarded the scholarship by
q board OF three musicians who
served as judges, Mesdames
James Bornman of Moss Point
and Robert Farnsworth of Pasca-
goula and John Allen Thrash of
Grand Bay.
Charlotte plans TO enter college
next fall where she will continue
her study Of piano. The scholar
ship which Is q cash award will
be paid to the registrar upon her
naturalization
This is the second year the
scholarship has been awarded,
which was established as a me-
mortal TO the late Mrs. Eddie Mae
Mansfield by the Paseagoula Mu-
sic club. The value of the schol-
arship is 500 which is to be ap-
piled to the expense of the win
ner's study of music.
Buddy" Erhlieh was the win
ner Of the scholarship last year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
Graduation OF
Moss Point High
Seniors Tonight

Graduation exercises for the
senior class of the Moss Point
high school will be held Friday
evening at 8 p. m. in the audi
forum of the high school.
A professional played by the
high school orchestra while the
seniors enter the auditorium and
The junior class song Of farewell
will be a prelude to the program
which will feature the valedicto-
rian. Vanga LaSabe; the saluta-
torian, Martha Ann Swami and
the class president, Bill Miles.
M. J. Bullock. high school prin-
cipal. viii present the awards and
Luther w. Tanner, superintend-
ent of city schools, will present
the diplomas to the class of So
graduates.
BaccaIaureate Sermon
The Rev. Walter L. Bader. pas
tor of the First Presbyterian
church. chose for the text of his
address, "Ye have never passed
this way before, at the bacca-
laureate sermon on Sunday
morning.
The Rev. N. u. Boone voiced
the invocation and the Rev. John
r. Brock pronounced the bene-
diction.
The grey robed seniors entered
the auditorium Of the school TO a
professional played as a piano
duo by Mrs. Amelia Cook and
Sue Carol Pierce who also played
the occasional
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
FIRE ALARMS

After the record. of only one
fire alarm for the month was
marked up by the Pascagoula
Fire department on three success
sive days alarms were answered.
On Saturday, May 81, the fire de-
partment answered a call to the
home of James Robinson, colored,
Krebs avenue, where a mattress
had caught fire from a cigarette
and on Sunday the department
was called to extinguish a grass
fire on 18th street near the Atlas
Wrecking company. No damage
was reported. On May %, a car
owned by L. Gauvis. colored,
caught fire on Market street. eau
Wis had a can of gasoline in the
back of the car and it is believed
to have caught fire from the
fumes when he attempted to light
a cigarette. The upholstery of the
car was burned, it was reported.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
Local B&PW Club
Receives Citution
At Stute Meeting

Mrs. Warren Seely. president of
the pascagoula chapter of the
Business and Professional Wom-
ems club, and Mrs. Bessie Todd
Vetter as a delegate attended the
three-day state convention of the
organization which was held in
Vicksburg last weekend.
Mrs. Seely was presented a CT
tation for the local chapter in
recognition of its record of in
creased membership. The local
club is nearly a year old.
Eyes to the Future" was the
theme of the meeting and the
three days were devoted to af-
fairs of the federation with high
lights being the Silver a%nniver-
sary banquet held on Saturday
evening and the impressive me-
mortal service in memory of
members who had died during
the year, which was held on Sun
day.
Over 800 members from clubs
throughout the state attended the
convention with 1877 voting dele
gates being included in the num-
Der. II was reported that there
are 1892 members of the Business
and Professional Women's clubs
in the state.
One point of local interest was
the designation of Biloxi as the
place of meeting for the 1850 con-
vention.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
Moss Point Seniors
Honored BY Faculty
AT Reception

On Thursday afternoon the
members of the Moss Point high
senior class were complimented
with a tea and reception in the
high school cafeteria by the high
school faculty.
Lovely arrangements of pink
roses and coral vine were used
in the cafeteria to emphasize the
class colors. The graduates were
received by Mrs. William Sehaub
and Mrs. Carl Segerblom, senior
sponsors, and presented to MEM
bers of the faculty.
During the hours of the infor-
NAL reception open face sand
wiches and punch were served.
Mrs. Alton Thomson presided
over the punch bowl and Misses
Bobbie Thompson and June Wat
kins assisted in serving.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
Dates Announced
BY p. n. Fields for
Hunting Season

AS a result Of the meeting Of
local delegates from the Jackson
County Hunting and Fishing as
ISOLATION with the State Fish and
Game commission the following
dates which have been set for
the coming hunting season are
announced this week by P. H.
Fields. president of the local club.
Quail season will open on De-
cember 10 and continue through
January 81, while turkey season
will open November % to No
vember 81 and from December
% through December 81.
Deer seasea Will open Novem-
Der 20 through November 26 and
from December rs through jan
uary l. Squirrel season will be
from October Is to December Is.
The season will be fixed and
announced by Federal regula-
tons for doves, geese, and other
migratory game birds, Mr.. Fields
said.
At the regular meeting of the
Hunting and Fishing association,
A. M. Pelham, Glennon Hill, Abe
Mcqueen, Herman Johnson and
Yank Shampine were appointed
as a committee to make recon-
mendations for the establishment
of a fresh and salt water line for
fishing.
The president, Mr.. Fields, was
authorized to contact fish hatch
cries to secure fish to restock the
lakes and streams of the county.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
PusH VACATIONS ON FARMS

NEW DIRK. N. Y, - APl An
unusual plan for the coming sum-
mer months which will increase
farm incomes and broaden under
standings between urban and ru-
raj people has been presented by
Grange organizations TO members
in IL states from Maine to Vir-
ginia.
The plan encourages farmers
who have two or more spare
rooms to take in city vacationers
on a paying basis. and thus de-
velop a new type of resort bus
mess in rural areas.
The project was originated by
William p. Wolfe, New York rep
resenlatlve.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
COUNCIL OF CHURCH WOMEN

The Council of Church Women,
which always meets on the fifth
Monday of a month, will hold a
session at the First Baptist church,
May 81 at 3 p. m. when the WOm-
ans Missionary Society of that
church will be the hostess body.
The guest speaker will be Mrs.
J. A. SprouIe of New Orleans,
whom the council has had the
pleasure of hearing at a previous
meeting about a year or more ago.
Women of all the churches of
the city are invited to attend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
INDIA TO PAY FOR BRITISH
MILITARY STORES

NEW DELHI - (APl - India
has agreed to pay Britain $780,
000, 900 for the defense stores and
installations left behind in the
sub-continent when the British
left India in l947.
Finance Minister DR.. John Mat
thai told questioners in the leg
islative assembly that India
agreed to make the initial pay
ment on behalf also of Pakistan
which was to reimburse India
later. He added Pakistans share
of the liability was $50. 970. 900.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
ATTEND A MEETING

A group of seven members of
the local unit of Alcoholics Anon
imous attended a meeting at Hat
tiesburg Tuesday evening. The
principal speaker was the Rev.
Harlan Hilbun. Talks were made
by several others of the group.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
ISLAND TRIP

The members of the first band
Of the Moss Point high school en-
ioyed a trip to Ship Island last
Friday afternoon, They were ae-
eompanied by Mesdames L. K.
Mcintosh and Charles Armistead
and James R. Bishop. band di-
rector.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
PAPER r K UNION

L. A. Houston, president, Gill
bert Franklin and Mac Comns,
colored delegates from the Inter
national Brotherhood of Pulp,
Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers,
Local Union No. COB, have return
ed from a 10 day conference in
Mobile with the management. At
the regular meeting of the local
union they reported a very sue
cessfui conference.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27
Fl. F. Coulter Heuds
G of c industrial
Promotion Group

Hermes r. Gautler has been
named chairman of the Industrial
Promotion Committee of the Pas
cagoula-M Moss Point Chamber of
Commerce for the coming year
W. Ed Virgins, president, an.
nounced this week.
Other members of the commit
tee who will serve with MI. Gau-
tier are as follows:
M. B. Scholtes, vice-chairman;
w. M. Dutton, E. II. Bacot, Frank
S. Canty, r. B. McIlwain, +. w.
Cirlut, Harry w. Clark, John w.
Backstrom, Jr., and w. R. Guest.
Sr.
In announcing the appointments
President Virgins expressed the
hope that the committee will
have the full cooperation of all
the members of the Chamber of
Commerce in the industrialization
program for Pascagoula and Moss
Point. In addition to seeking new
industries, the committee will al
SO cooperate fully with existing
industries in any way possible, MIR.
Virgins said,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-27

One of the oldest rings known
was a gold Egyptian ring found
at Ghizeh bearing the name of
Cheops, the Pharoah for whose
tomb one of the pyramids was
built.
Evening star., 1949-01-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1904 18th ST: N;W;-vaeancies for .
good home-cooked food; reas 81
mother and baby; also day care for
puFSNr faRS ny eiiRGGE, 521l 1884 Mass. @@s ave
share rms; men and girls: excel.
meals. conven transp. 80
KENNEDY, off 10th st. n.w.-Excel-
lent board, maid service and laundry
privileges; good transportation. IA.
TWo GIRLs-Beautiful room; excel:
FOR Or EMPIoYED MOTHER and and l OF
> children GL. 1908. 20
1903 10th ST. N.W.-Doubles and
to share; excellent meals: close in;
friendly atmosphere. MI. gao, Du
1s06 18th ST. N.w.-very nice rms:
for men to share; excel. food; SS47
House, i401 10th st. NV.
Ideal residence for business people.
Single and share, rooms available
Excellent food and service SWITCH
WENDALL TERRACE-warm, pleas
ant rms. for young people; excel.
meals; cow; transp.. maid service,
recr. rm., SAT. per mo. 1897
Belmont I'd. NV: MI. 9435.
1856 N ST. N.W.-Double vacancy
for refined young women in newly
decorated south room, $3.50 per
month each; delicious meals. House
mother. MRS. WALLACE DAVIS.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Large dou-
BILE, and triple rm.. with g meals
TEP'G 1897 10Th ST Al
ARL., l block from Clarendon; large.
nicely furn, double rm., good home
food OW. 1894 Il
sos 14th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn
dble. rm. with brkfst; friendly
Southern family: large detached
home; unlimited phone; excel
transp. RA. 3a2S. rs
CLUB MASON, / .,6 New Hampshire
ave. n.w-Lovely single rm. for man;
famors for food and service; live
at Washington's most exclusive
euesthouse Phone MRS. SAMPLE,
NO. 677O, 80
Evening star., 1949-01-28
RMS. FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

FURN. RM.. ? girls or cple.; pvt.
bath, unlim. phone. Call uN. 1872.
MASTER BEDRM.. double with pri-
yate bath: in newly built home, in
Silver Spring, conven; exceptionally
large lovely rm., sitting rm., bedrm.
comb, desk with unlim phone, plenty
OF drage1 space : spacious closets.
BEDROOM. next to bath, twin beds;
men only; close to busline. Call SH.
Room FOR WORKING MOTHER,
trict Hats. HI. s719. 80
VA.-Lge. twin bed rm.,
cunning pdn1 water; M - "a blk bus sony eony
twin beds: ia blks. Oh. Ch bus
term, privileges; ref. REQ. WI. T01S,
ARL.-Attract. furn. dble. bedrm.,
married cple. only: conv. transp.:
lse closet; lovely neishborhood. Gil.
NICELY FURN. RM;; pvt. bath; conv
gentleman, clean
comfortable rm., semipvt. bath.
close-in loc.. vet quiet and secluded
C9nv everythins: incl l-fare bus,
LARGE SUNNY DOUBLE bedroom,
semipvt. bath; pvt. home Con-
ve,nientt to to- Pentsgon aaas and National
SINGLE OR DOUBLE, LIST floor. next
to bath, Christian home; near bus
to D. C. or Pentagon: nondrinkers
only. 1909 Dewitt ave-, Alex. Va
OV 2453 30
FURN. ROOM, next to bath,
telephone in rm, double bed private
family; near Westover shopping GEN.
ter $35 single, $50 double; available
Feb l KE 549S Us
Evening star., 1949-01-28
RMS. APTs. TO SHARE Cont. }


EMPL. WOMAN will share home WITH
pra sme Tefs xGmeR WI Or s19 sn9 SeeP sesPs .ndI s
GIRL wanted to share with another
Ell attrac; apt. $3.50 month: 2
ciRf ffIff Wiz Vie SHARE At isss With ss anStb.,
farn NV sfs apt; tn S: s25 eTEiaI''97lssfE "A. 7Ssf.
GIRL to share apt. with . girls. Twin
beds reasonable. Ii, 1176; no drink
2 GIRLS. age e5 to 80. to share hare an
apt, apt. bldg, shoreham vic. DE.
EsMPPIoYED COUPLE to share rSo new
nome nome with with couple; conv., to shop
plne: "a 6I 6,k- annsp, transp, Ais Stanley
ONE GIRL, to share apt with two
glrlS, IN NV. section, S31; available
Immediately. DE. 6S74. 80
GIRL To SHARE "-bedrm. apt. with
Fsl girls; conv. transp every
RaG !hine 7t5 furnished, nj sa5. AT. 1854.
WANTED refined middle e-aged woman
location. Phone Ia IA $3.50 SO an After s10a
one GIRL, rs to 80, to share n59 sDt,
tor. ton. Call MI. 4O74 between 8
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. APT, twin
beds, closets, lge. liv. rm., radio
phono. and television; prefer woman
IN middle 30s: wonderful transp.;
sou mo. ia. 4755 or IA. 07l4.
coNGENIAL GIRL, a5 to 80. share
new apt. with another girl: own
bedrm;: So. Arl: $50 mo, Cali
CARMEN, MA. 9427 till 4:3O pm.
GIRL. over 25, to share ant With
another girl; excel transp.; modern
spt. blds. Call from IL to 8 pm,
RE. $500, Ext 1851. rs.
S!kLS, age 90 to 35, wanted to
snare large, Broom apt. with 3
2ther sirls. in NV. section, on car
line. MI. $500. 40
COLORED-GIRL TO SHARE ant.
With one other girl; good references.
~, - 1905 after 5, Fri, Sat; Sunday
Evening star., 1949-01-28
THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON, B. c. FRIDAY January a. le4

ROOMS FURk.-k.E. tcont.)
1914 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Nicely fur
bat bshsd snsis on in so soaDs somf f nes ss
inner-spring matt. kit: privil.; Mt
Rainier carline; Du; 1883; 80
rGo9 seaas IN Ds h9ne %f phone nsa' rR K Pfsa
twin beds; . persons; SIS each per
skEsTWoop Nk sSRy t6anSP yPLAGE Eg 1ei sssa 4sS
s. $40 nsDf5f mo. pG. Fm a4sa' next bath Gas ass,Fl
LARGE FRONT ROOM with 2 single
ess esas fGg svt slrs sa'n rR Ei'a ssaar so el2S
25 r Sir. N.E.-A large front room,
near bath, half block carline. Ho.
ess MD. AVE. N.E.-Front roo room.
dext desblet to PR Path; 1871 S1ll rent sinsle or
1877 Gs < ST. N.E.2Nice clean double
room next bath in quiet adult
THE MARICK, 1873 B st. n.e.-Newly-
DECORATED ds rm;' running water. single
doubles. S25 ca; men. pref. Ii. 5s7y.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIv.-Rm. for l
Drivi e1s5s co 757e S on I no t'l 46os. isune.s
1900 10th ST. NE. - Single and
double; 2 buses at door; very COM
ip;t iqItable; employed ndlo ladies; reason
asss to DSSsl5 s FOR h3eS %es iEn Eu sss5 sss5
WOODBRIDGE, pvt. home-single and
dbl. rms; gentlemen only; clean,
Ia YARN; q, SHOWER; quiet; conv. tra1pnsp.
WooDRiSGE, SsnSi / block from Iso R. I.
ave:-Two lovely lse. rms. M next to 10
2ss ss'b BRYARrH AZ HsTo 81! NE-s turn. rsS rooms.
close to shopping center, can be con-
LHRGG xasssf 'nFf FRosr 5s. AR Noon 9o adjoining
bath, twin beds. pvt. home, televi-
FURN. RIM, $50 mo, kit. privil. For
employed couple: AK; 1892: 80
ro0pe roop, COOKING @s =, Drlyilsses' employed
CoLoRED@I1i4 NEAL sT.-Large
front room, nicely furn.. for lady
coiokHpHsioi t5tnIn; TRi 1lIs i;tb ST SE-I1m-
transp.; 1a.n privileses' share bath. AT.
COLORED-FURNISH ROOM for
gentleman in quiet home Call LU
9137 after pm. 80
COLORED-I ROOM for couple, and
single room for a girl; laundry
and cooking privileges. FIR. 4S67
COLORED-6230 BANKS PL. NE
Neatly furnished room for married
couple or single man; with home
PRIVILEGES. Call after $3.50 pm,
AK. 1888 80
COLORED-637 G ST. N,E.-Single
room for employed man; SS per
week. AT 1902
Evening star., 1949-01-28
MIscL. WANTED (cont. J

SCRAP IRON delivered to our ware
house. Highest price paid for scrap
iron, scrap metals, house rags and
auto batteries. If you cannot de-
liver yoYr aceumulations, please
BAG CO.. 2l5 L st. s.w.. DI. SO07. -.
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all
types; repair. hemstitching, buttons
RE. 1900. RE. o311.
STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS, all
kinds and. sizes ACME STOVE CO..
1O11 7th st Nv. MA S952.
WHEEL CHAIR. in good condition.
phone ME. $3.50; ewes, EN-. 1887.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold,
silver, jewelry. diamonds, firearms,
mems clothing. luggage, photo
graphic equipment, musical instru-
mentS, engineering instruments and
what have you? Will call MAX
ZWEIG SONS, 937 D st. NV, ME-
9113.
ATTENTION-Haulers and accumu-
lators of scrap iron, auto batteries
and scrap metals, see us before you
sell. We always pay the higest mar
ket PRICES. WASHINGTON RAG &
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
brac, old jewelry. DORA KRUPSAW
MILESTONE MIL 1885 G st. NV. ST.
100 LINEAL FIT. of steel curbs and
gutter forms with radial curb plates
Maryland specifications COOLEY
BROS. Investment Bldg, DI. 1881.
Evening star., 1949-01-28
ROOMS FURkisHEp-s,E.-s,w.

1887 RIDGE PL. Sc, Anacostia-
ssmipX1; zen Vt; eaIhi Sdda unlim' phone; girl;
EAST CAPITOL ST. near cong. Lii
fFa51yey rons roo So new %esk one snSf 1oI
twin bedrms., dble. Sl2; ssle. $40
per week. Also one dbl. Sill; 50 sgl.
sai, ai r ST ST. s.E.-Roon. newly vhI deco
rated, next to bath: gentlemen or
couple; unlimited phone; with Jewish
NAVY YAk6. p'6e i block 11th and 1G Pa.
s.e.-Lovely sgle. and dble rms:
all new, furn. Ex. 6S4s. FIR. 5III.
6s7 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Lovely 3rd-
floor front room, next bath, bay win
dow; Lincoln Park; car passes door.
1896 DENVER ST. s.E. (HillcresD-
Attractively furn. rm, semipvt. bath,
1921 18th Fl. s.E.2a singles and nd /
double room: near transp; clean
NE%lf ins vi saa S9
shower; bus at door. vi. si63. 30.
252 Sth ST. S.E.-Single room, next
to bath; S25 mo-: man only. Call
after I o Or Sat and sun. 20
room, also garage. FIR. 1893. ~6
14th AND PA. AVE. S.E.-2nd f.,
lge. dble. rm. next to bath; also dble
nm, lst A. FIR. 34s7. rs
144O 18th ST. S.E.-Large front
room, private home. for gentleman;
good section. TR 1895. 80
1906 MINI. AVE S.E.-Special. Cor
ner house, large bedrooms, double,
semibath; transp. at door; $50
monthly. AT. 1611. es'
26Oi BRANCH AVE. S.E-Lovely rm i,
nr. shower; refined man; neighbor-
hood of beau homes. vi. OS51.
Evening star., 1949-01-28
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. white,

FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. white. black
Mss 1'Ili Hant, RosEbERE f'f kENSEIs, sSSi.is
BOXER sH; TT PUPPIES, 8 vks. old. now W. are
every one. cute as whistles, fuIl Of
fun; all are fawn marked with white,
ears ears are cropped, tails are right.
CANADIAN COOKERS. blond or black;
Axe Axe ss1e snd Canadian registration.
IRISH SETTER PUPPY, Q mos. 'o Old
pedisreed. AT. 1857 after 4 pm.
BOXER, male. brindle. Phone ov.
DOGS AND CATS available for adop-
ton to good homes. Phone Sligo
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ANIMAL sHELTER. oNA
BIDE-A-WEE KENNELS-Dogs and
cats boarded week ends or longer;
heated kennels; outside runs: crat-
Ing. and shipping Dogs called for.
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GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies out of
Champion Rhapsody of Grettamarc,
CD; AsGARD KENNELS. FA. $3.50
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, for a
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and disposition. Call WI. 1904. =
FOR SALE - Thoroughbred black
cocker, male. 4 mos. old; S35. Otis
MANccHEsTER TOY pUPPY,, Axe
reg; female; weeks. NO. 1884. IS
BOXERS male fawn, o wks.. show
stock. complete backing OF cham
pions; also some females. Phone
Rockville 31a3. 80
finest pedisrees; male. ! .yr. and 10
never been bred; family moving out
Of town: will sell at sacrifice. Ash
BEAGIEs, Axe reg; 4 males. i fe.
maie' reas y ~ mos Se excel oS brsssips iRoc
ENGLISH Settlers 90 Gemale,
months old. Falls Church. FA
IDEAL CITY COMPANIONS. pedisreed i,
Welsh terrier puppies. Phone LU.
WANTED. male purebred Irish setter,
turn for pick Of the pups. FA,
PARAKEETs. love birds. young birds
and breeders. CHI 3s09. 80
COCKER PUPS, black. Axe. home
raised, from Oh. Obedience; tr. stock;
reasonable. WA. 1911.
CATS C2). Manx, attractive white
pets; months; free to nice home.
so1TaEAsr iafaS; PET sHop-s11s Mich
OILS ave. Sc; going out of business,
closing everything out at cost, Janu-
ary 29 last day to get your bargains;
open at 8 am: close. 6 pm
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, at Gill
morland, Axe reg, all colors, cham
pioned sired. best bloodlines. Rock
vile 2644.