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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
One Step Forword One Step Back

The world does move-and it's human inhabitants seem
to be moving faster and faster in all directions at
An Air Forces plane goes round the world in "a hours
without stopping and reminds us OF the tremendous pro-
gress in transportation during this air age.
But while we're making amazing speed in the world OF
science unable to decide whether to forward or
backward in our human and political relations.
One backward step announced the other day In Ger
many where the occupying in the western were
presented with list of IL candidates to act trustees
over the powerful industries of the Ruhr district.
At least half of those men, whose economic would
be enormous closely identified with the NaZi regime
One director of Krupp the big German steel and NUM-
tons firm which got along just fine with the Nazis Another
was Hitler's closes adviser tank construction.
lot of American boys sacrificed their lives to end the
system of Naz industrial conquest which these
That system brought death and oppression to millions
of Germans and citizens of other European countries
Our aim certainly not to turn back fundament
controls to the who promoted the aggressive Nazl
system and untold suffering in every section of the globe
Our aim not to permit the development OF
new slightly refurnished German imperial system
That Germans in high position would be brash to
nominate former kngpns in the Naz system to positions OF
economic power is indication that the aims and ideals for
which we fought World War II have not been sufficiently i'm
pressed the German leadership
We hope that General Clay will quickly veto these
founding nominations for control of the Ruhr
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
GIN Cuts

General Motors has thrown consumers fish, and its
employees a &c hourly pay cut.
The pay cut was expected but GINS sudden 'magnan1
unity" to surprise package-a sort of off
season Christmas present.
Prospective buyers of a GIN car-Chevrolet, Pontiac,
Oldsmobile Buick, Cadac-wi find the price tag chop
ped down by all of $40 to $40 The buyer might do better to
buy GM truck instead however since these reduced
by 500 to $3.50.
What GIN neglected to mention that the 'piddling
price reductions UAW called them far from suf
cient to offset the corporations price boosts tackled to
the 1949 models.
After enjoying record profits in 1949 GIN early this
year quietly increased the price 99 Chevoets by S42
$110 Pontiacs Oldsmobies and Bucks, the in
creases were from $55 to $3.50.
'If General Motors has shown the modesty in in
creasng prices they show in price Teductons said
the union the American people would not still be paying
Cadillac prices to buy Chevrolet"
The pay cut effective March based the decline
in the Bureau of Labor Statistics cost-oivng index.
Last September under terms of the contract the 341,
600 employees received SC hourly increase when the index
went up In May the &c pay cut will be offset by auto
matte raise of SC, provided by the agreement.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
Washington Labor Report
SINISTER, MONEYED FORCES
BEHIND RENT CURB OPPONENTS

Here Washington we're being exposed for the
real estate lobby.
On the surface it's hundred ladies who aren't
handful elderly There's the
little old lady Akron tells about
the hands the local officials
face shiny his story believes
free They're all of the Property League
erica.
Then after couple of days. the front fall apart
Rev Murphy, also blond gentleman
strictly cycker cames hair coat His William Schmidt
He's big property Chicago and who asked
preacher sticking with
Reverend as close as a bodyguard.
The little old lady repeat
days she the shoulder of
around "We
alone, andlady confded
gets people mad think catch flies with sugar
Aren't afraid that rents will sight
asked of the hatchaced ladies Congress
ona hearing Some will do it, but this time organized
and Wen crack down on Them they said proudly Its not the
it year We've got Association
Who brought the ladies here? Who's
fares Who has their schedules with
them to instruct them each EVENING" It's the
fought control housing
This $3O00000 lobby, charges Adoph 3D. M
the with the longest the House
old hand at exposing the Vaccinations of special
groups.
If we lose the protection controls can charge It not
the relatively harmless fanatic whove haunting halls
of Congress this week. but the Natl Estate
Boards Collaborating them
this oumnist that American poll
ties. There's Rep Ralph Gnn OR, N.Y. who writes the
language the Bund the Kn and the rabbe rousg anti
Semites of Europe before Hitler defeated
There's the Committee for Constitutional Govemnent-which
fights every measure to spread enlightenment protect the voters
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
Good News

Announcement by President William Green of the Am
ecan Federation of Labor that federation will seek
wage increases this year situations where higher pay
justified good news though critics of the labor movement
will contend otherwise.
Green's statement indicated that organized labor is not
being taken in by deliberate eXaggelaon of recent price
drops. They encouraging to striving to
make both ends meet but they do not automatically solve
the problem Of high prices do away with any necessity for
wage gains
As labor points out purchasing power must not only be
maintained but must be increased and eaners in
with all Americans, not content with their present
Standard Of living but want to improve it, "Labors Month
~ Survey Of the AtL shows that the raising of workers
income without raising prices IS urgent this year.
"Such bolstering of real buying power would prevent
the present slight business decline from reaching serious
proportions the survey This is why determination of
labor press for reasonable and ustabe upward wage
adjustments is good news, not only for the particular work
who benefit but for the nation. 1t is barrier to depress
ion and of maintenance of American standards
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
Some Facts To Remember

= Last June the Democratic Party adopted platform
calling for repeal of the Taftartley Act CIhe platform did
not call for mere minor amendments to 1-II).
Last and fall President Truman and scores OF
candidates for Congress- campagned for office on the Dem
ocratic platform. They advocated repeal of the Taftartey
Act (hey did not campaign platform of mere minor
changes in T-Il).
Last November 2 the men and women who campaigned
that platform the peoples votes The House and Sen
ate which has been in Republican control by the
Democrats.
This is all recent hstory-so recent it should not be
forgotten.
The people who cast their ballots haven't forgotten.
President Truman hasn't forgotten.
And we hope that Senators and congressman be-
ing deuged with reactionary propaganda won't forget it
either While they read the to loaded quesonaes
circulated by corporations and radio commentators let the
members of Congress remember the results of big secret
nationwide poll held in November.
The mandate of that poll clear: Pass the Fair Deal
program repeal the Taftatey Act and reenact the Wag
ner Act.
The Thomas Lesinsd Bill Is. 249; HR 2O32) will
complsh that You help by writing your Senators and
Congressman to quickly vote for the Thomas Lesins Bill
and for the other sections of the Fair Deal program
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
1T is UP TO YOU!
BY RUTH TAYLOR
Who knows what you are thinking?

Who knows what thinking?
thoughts out of mind? Who indignant
authorities to wheswhch they
just hear comeback 8" showed what thought
election!"
Yes did But isn't just something happens
democracy lie
governmen-and made by well
You know precisely what If things
They testify before the
opposition That is only fair.
But how the lawmakers going to know what you
who works next to and the who works him.
unless each of you, tell them?
You elected Congressman You
the qualifications for the job But the election
interest Let him know what think
Show him that make friendly inspection work to
standardsand that telling
him what the folks back home thinking.
Isn't it worth twenty minutes of your time letter? 1t
doesn't have to be work of literature plain statement of
written the assumption that since your represent
ative, he wants to know what think
don't mean should be faultfnder nagger mean
Congressman break Tell him
quietly and with due regard for all sides of the picture
for privilege legislation No democracy
mand that But do what think fair just stop ex
pecting him to read your mind miles from home
don't tell him what expect no right to COM
plain he takes the opposition viewpoint ey probably told
him what they thnk) ~
is thoughts stating state them
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
AVG.

1t is of the proudes boasts of the American Veter-
Committee that it has repeatedly by word and deed,
demonstrated its belief that strong healthy trade unions
of the most effective safeguards of democracy in this
country.
The AVG is the largest organization in the us whose
membership is made up exclusively of of World
War H. Although it is young it has many times by its Wig
and fortnight action been of great service
only veterans but to all citizens interested in the welfare
of their country and preserving and extending its liberal
traditions
Trade unions have particular reason to be grateful for
the eQuvoca stand this organization has taken in oppo-
ston to the Taftartey Law and for reenactmen of the
Wagner Act
The AVG. is doing good job in helping preserve a
healthy liberal climate this country 1t has won the right
to the full recognition cooperation and support of all trade
uniOniStS
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
Essential

The u S. Employment Service, recently threatened
with drastic cubacks because of the false economy of the
80h Congress- has been saved for the time being at least
by timely action of the House of Representatives
The House has approved $4,000 600 appropriation to
enable the Employment Service to carry its activities
without further curtaiment.
AS anyone who has faced unemployment knows, it
great hardship to have to wait weeks before the
obess benefit pay begin Yet such delays have been
frequent in the past and the prospect that the situation
would get worse
The battle is not yet finished but trade unionists have
right to expect the Senate to approve this expenditure
without undue delay For it is essential that Congress pro-
vide ample funds to keep this vital agency operating at full
staff, so unemployment benefits be paid promptly and
unemployed persons can be helped to find new Jobs.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
They Deserve Protection

Why child labor laws should be improved and provis
ions made for adequate enforcement set forth strongly
by the 18th National Conference Labor Legislation in
approving committee report standards for protecting
boys and girls from industrial exploitation The committee
said:
1--WE wish to emphasize that the purpose of child labor
legislation is to protect the welfare of growing citizens
that it is for the childs protection. Our youth de-
protection they may safeguard their health and
have time to receive education The committee believes
that legislation be obtained during the 1919 legislative
year many Of the states to give improved protection to
employed boys and girls provided all groups concerned with
children work comparatively and aggressvey for their well
fare 1t community groups organized labor and labor
commissioners to take positive steps to get proposals for
needed changes under and to follow through until these
proposals enacted into law and effectively enforced
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17

b 5 workers waF san labor una I
union inv Investigation Of labor RO
ssvs eh ssaH a G o % hs Re into seR s
s sed & @ agT Ta r esn % am
is credit for nventing modern slave labor
The Senate Labor Committee has finished hearings on repeal of
the and AND Ss the o Hsps abS % sS
enact The Republican solution sales tax that would tax tax food I
more we eat the more tax pay the sales tax pay
@ @ sG e I tax huge g3penure I fpf pay n fef ef
and radio attacking labor can be used
pubcans have the problem Tax the eaers
Anabor obbies are becoming neuroc First they
private affairs, control they tsegram
get up noe ~ h want nG which @ o @
that they should appropriate more money for mental
asylums.
y. F s:sm! M a z$:.ss s7:sa
Musicians because he is piano player Then during
sPVerad aA s's eligible American
sa the rsmon e
%s% 1sBa 5 an waf 5 9% M 1G
that's needed is urdconal dispute which under the Taft
s r5a uaa. 5s
Industry representatives told Congress that there are 100000
less Big takes M the position % tha o labor sol i6v its own
jump out of skyscraper windows
It's wonder that industry has awed Walter
Reuther president the United January
Reuher addressed huge meeting Democratic Action
Washington his
the following "Thes another
production Steel is the
trial production and fertilizer is the
the agricultural production front think there's
this situation If could only the industry their
output of fertilizer and increase their production of steel they'd solve
this thing That January 28 On February the New York
Times carried lengthy article announcing that Kaiser steel
fertilizer Mount Wolf, Pa That Of thing is the why
industra canceng their subscriptions the NAM
subscribing to the UAW Auto Worker.
Nobodv odav hates the Galun Poll moro tban tho ponrhn
who had their furniture all
White House last November And probably Republican
Gallup Poll than Senator Taft who wanted
presidential candidate T sentiments have
by another Gallup Poll in which people shown pictures prom
Americans and asked identify them The results showed that
62% of the people questioned correctly identified
only 400 identified Senator Taft That probably
report guild him the man
with the most 'boysh face" in America.
X X
obbies working
legislation 40can-hour
call of of this bill would include corporations
fits showed 5000 last They ncude
billion dollar coporation whose net
of than SOL 100000 in clear
(Which large hunk Of General Moos found that
months of 1948 its 100000
similar period the before International
100000 $240O0OOG and to $33 OOO
00 AS usual these tiny profits the
had spend much fight
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17

powerful mailing of renrnt of
millions of of article in Readers Digest attacking
troll written by Frenchman of fascist background. -
Not the of the Public Utility Holding Co. Act-when
the New Deal fought and licked the
display cold ruthless
ed that the entire population cemetery had written
demanding that Congress regulate the power monopoly
What crusadng Senator this time will too late
that the
only home is plot the local graveyard these deplorb
shackles of control don't apply?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
Price Selves Out Of Homes Market

While millions of people suffer from the desperate hous-
ing shortage, thousands of homes empty because
they priced out of the reach of buyers was revealed
at the convention of the Natl Association of Home Builders
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-03-17
Jobs Decline

serious drop in employment the New Year per-
iod touched all sections of the working population accord
ing to the Bureau of Labor Statistics report non-fam
employment The figures show the loss of Jobs was far
greater than the usual post-Cmistmas slump.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
FARM AND GARDEN Cont.

PERENNIALs AND ANIMALS at
and Sun. RARE PLANT GARDENS,
Vienna. Va. Vienna low. =
MOWER, 2horse McCormiek-Deerirg
No O. runs IN oil; also tractor h.ad
Price Sa5. LO. 3-s425. %
AFRICAN VOLETs-Heslthy plants.
some ready to bloom, many vari-
cites. 5423 18th St NV. GE. 500
TRACTOR. Economy 4-wheel : hpr
used successfully less than yea.
cuitiyator AT. sickle mower dozer-
snow plow. drag. and power take
rR.,f qfi RefsSna6!s fSR asRhiS Rex riK.lfroRR i9l
battery. seat covers. oV. 45iO. IS
FOR SALE-Extra good quality baled
clover hay, S35 ton. baled mixed
orchard-grasS, clover hay. $40 ton,
Write or phone TED sNIDER. Aide.
e.wH. GARDEN TRACTOR. tested
2-hp, complete with attachments.
excel cond.; p Of cost price, WI.
LANDSCAPE GARDENERS. lawns.
trimming, fertilizlne, spraying; tree
RoToTIELERs@sprine Cleanup s sal.
Seidelhuber tiilers, 25Ss of list
JACQUES 4-wh. tractor and plow.
1895. See US for parts and service.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. CHI. 1000.
5000 Lee hwy. Arl. Va
TOPSolL, MI dirt. oluestones. ma
nure. cinders and road gravel. Also
sod Iirr SH. 5li0 or 10. 3-551H
FLAGSTONE WALKS. terraces. hre-
place.. rock gardens, hsh ponds.
retaining walls pine DRAINAGE: all
kinds Of cement work. r MAR
CUCCIO. Route 5. Horners Lane.
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville
WiRE-BALED STRAW. free of chaff.
viii pay good price. Rockville 2lOS.
Evening star., 1949-06-04

CESSNA l40" complete instruments
2Vay radio. metal prop neg bat
terry, 81 300 WA 69ps -
FREE TRIAL FLIGHT. No obligation
Learn to ny, only ~ 5a weekly
DICK PowEIL's NATIONAL PLIGHT
SYSTEM, l0l4 DenTike Bids, ST
6S7I y
FLYING CLUB MEMBERSHIPS open
on new four place Piper Clipper Anc
Ercoupe RE 1872 3
HAVE MY PIPER CLIPPER demon
startor Tor sale at good reduced
fiRure from the new price II is EooG
as new. also USED Aircraft for sale
JOHNNY DORR. Maryland Airport
Indian Head 1891. y
FOR SALE PT-Is. licensed til Nov.
fabric covered wings RAwdon hatch
S4oO CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT
MMTDIATE DELIVERY on new :,
place cubs. $"g95. COEGRES-
sIONAL AIRPORT. call OIL. sHss
PT-IsB. Just rencensed new center
section. prop and radio, all instru-
ments "30 hrs since major: pee l.
tiful paint, hsnsared at CONGRES-
sIoNAL AIRPORT Sat. and Sun
ERCOUPE 4I5-C. late '46. 2-war
radio, 1870 hrs. total excel. como
81 400. Phone OIL 40l7. -5
Evening star., 1949-06-04
FARM AND GARDEN

UNSIGHTLY-The approach to your
beautiful home. business, hotel or
apartment may be overgrovn, ugly,
q constant daily reminder to all who
pass In or out. 4 most pleasing
Transformation Of lifetime duration
can be achieved By careful selee.
ton and proper arrangement oil
the slower-srowing aristocratie ever
green gems. Unusual varieties, def
mite sizes. attractive shapes and
selected colors will so greatly en-
nance. harmonic and blend into
your individual situation and en-
vironment that the completely rem.
ovated outlook will be so apparent
As TO be most outstanding even to
the passerby. Old English box. hol-
lies, rhododendrcns. a2aleas. yews.
colorful iaestone walks. terraces
steps, driveways, pruntnR. sheartns.
transplanting. tree braeinf. cabling;
surgery, removal. EFadtpE, lano
Clearing. rock gardens, pools. drain
age, fencing, cement eonstruetion
and waterproofing. kstsonsneo
1919. Free estimate. oV. QUO or
~ IL HiyEs or BEES. 500. Near
west Lanham. WA, 11as- -
BAH.EK. 1-man pickup: Papee row
crop harvester; ensiiase cutter
mosfss Esslffss'sse and nd plov.ns neld or io..
Merriheid or Falls Church area. a.
059S.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTlQUES-Bric-a a-brac, china. sill.
verware, old jewelry, furn. Any amt,
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
g st. NV. Sterling 7496.
ANTIQUES = Furniture. bric-a-brac
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tstarbecker), IA.
CAMERA. used, Rolleicord or Rol.ei-
fiex camera. Cali Elk. 0447. Q to
$50, through Saturday; RA. S926
cHMEkA AMI sad waSTRD, saRSaaAD highest quality
MR.. WEISS. from 9-6, RE 2436.
LUGGAGE TRAILER, . wheels. used
Phone ME. $3.50 days, and EN-. "9s4
cfLSiIHlNcMH,shess Prise, s !. te' qsa.9 IS q!
cIoorHINGG-rop prices pald m ,or nscc
instr, etc viii call MORRIS SALES
100 Fla ave. n w.: MI 1914
OsAmSSPs asmoSd s.S.s ssia vein
bought No purchase teo small toe
prices paid NEW YORK JEW
rUkNfrGREYour fIsH GR " 1's entire /, household
prices. S, Z. FURN. EcH. eIo 7th
st. Sc. AT. O5s5
FURNITURE-Good used household
goods; china. eutglsss; otop top PRICES
tents or odd pieces Also old glass.
ware CHINA. oric-a-brac. Buyins
WOODS. Bib and z sts nv. NE
rfGRSSlrURE wanted a. once. sooe
furr,iture Of ali Kinds: entire home
cal, Mr. JAMES. phone Ma. .Ss0
smoun. used hS1sehsIa 5sls goods; .iss
rTRS sHRs WANT %HSTEp1beSTm. HE sS1a dining rm
other oieces or entire household
GAS REFGRS. WANTED t3I. 5 or {
Gu. It.. for small apis; also table tor
coinssine sss 1anssi RA sou1 aosS aia cold. pIs,i
pay cash. A. KAHN, INC, 55 year
GRAYBAk a sas 4 !; ss;r9fMULAroR. Call eE
OLD I'D FASHIONED picture frames
sntaa.. s1Ssas china En- fssoi,uFs saos Is
r1ASos@we pay hishest cash price
Col LoNIAL PIANO Co. Ma. 1870.
Stoves. FURNITURE. ranges; is!
boxes and heaters, ACME sToys y
AM INTERESTED in buying silver.
ware. any condition; china. bric-a'
brac. old jewelry and furniture
DORA KRuPSAW MILESTONE. 1885,
G st. NV. ST. 1896,
WANTED-Transit. engineers In goot
condition with fun vertical circle
MA 0300. 81
WANTED. information Prices OF
small bolt together frame houses
p. o. Box lee. Hyattsville. Nd: 4
Evening star., 1949-06-04
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

TOY MEXICAN Chihuahua puppies,
males; S35 ca. Also stud service,
tSG,isa q? M ays st14rR nis TR rUPsiks, assh. -
weeks old; good hunters: excellent
pets; $40 and up. Cypress s46o
GIVEN FREE. oood-lookinE males,
terrier: bull, 9 mo. Sligo 1915. --5
ST. BERNARD puppies, Axe regis
GfFsr 0fs,fsfe SaNs eats eamsz Ss6
R. b. LINDSEY. Coiesviile, Nd, 81
HAVE 5 adorable tiny housebroken
kittens that need good home.
sSl MSn' rss seu sc skf # no ae.m, ans * 6e ssss
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. Axe reg.
champion line. black-masked fawns;
RoStR. Tssii slls9 mS1e. 7}'G; months old. sASSc
COCKER sPANIEL Pups, 10 weeks
ole. Axe reg. excellent bloodlines,
particolor; male, $40; female SIS.
COLLIE 81 fs0f PUPPIES, Axe reg, % eh.
stock. sToNIBRocK KENNELS. u
mi. before Great Falls. Nd, on Mac
Arthur blvd. Phone Rockville 3l22.
KITTEN. black and white; house
broken: free to good home. 81.
BEAGLEs, dual purpose breeding:
boarding, all breeds. DOUBLE GATE
KENNELS, Davidsonville, Nd. west
River 3644.
GREAT DANE. male. beautiful brin-
die, left with US for sale Reason @
fawn, l year old; very reasonable.
Also puppies. fawn and brindles,
males and females. All Axe reg:
from champion bloodlines; ELPAW
mI.s out AsT H. "a sso Oqts o. ov st. 4ss ssf
huas, tiny toy. puppies; stud service;
Siamese kittens; cats and small
dogs boarded. Miss Hunt, ROSE
DERE KENNELS. Fails Church
TOY TERRIER PUPPIES. veeks
old; SIS to S35, males and females.
Call DU. 206I. 1927 21st st. NV.
COOKERS. Axe registered. elonds
and reds, KE. 3-5o46; 10
sonsbie. Vienna .4-W-i. IS
COOKERS. Axe REGISTERED; Olonds
and reds. IKE. 3-5aa6s -
s.ss e:ss oGssose Psoss Fs,rfsx sGGfss PdD Js 0' "
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES out-of
SsanRD SseRRi0n kESNELs. .SnKa q resistsred' ~ "a
GERMAx SHEPHERD PUPPIES. sire
pIosnssl ifoNTraS < XII KENNELS. Cd. 4isI
COCKER SPANIEL PuPPIEs-we try
to please with quality md price
Call AL l9Sn
KiTTENs. free. for good BONES; gen
lie house-broken. Decatur o473
BOXER eissE fuPrrEs. R,P champion bred,
brindles; reas pa, as42. IS
BLACK COCKER. 10 vks.. nne pedi-
eree, registered. healthy, Phone WI.
COCKER sssk SPANIEL PUPPIES. tsfy
ssIS5ss male $40 s iemols os asss ss
COCKER PUPPIES. reg. healthy,
both sexes, 6 vks. up; . golden hnn
females. 8 and IL mos. lovely. Top
sS.Ians s.sd ;srvfs Price. clnnnsH ass HI ssaa
s-wEEK OLD cocker spaniel puppies.
Sis and $50, Call CH. 56T2- IS
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES. 9 weeks,
fawn 800 Burns st. s.e.' Bradbury
GREAT DANES. 4 puppies and
mother: price open; - 9th St,
nOSToN TERRIERS. 3 mos. Axe
resistered: reasonable. OIL 3Oos.
IRISH SETTER PUPPY. male thor:
ougn-bred, . xks, ola; choice Of
COCKER SPANIEL small. black.
year old. pedisreed. female: reason
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUrs,. sturdy
wrinkle pusses. nicely marked, cham
pion sired litter req; modsraie
prices for top quality. FoRbuSA.
IN. T536. %
PAIAKEETS, ali eoiorx younE birds,
breeders. MI. 1925. $3.50 " st. nv.
COCKER SPANIEL. PuPrIEs.. Axe
! res. blacks and hlcnda Call VA