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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-16
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The Sentinel
Rockville, Maryland
Dear Mrs. Haines,
Please accept my appreciation
of your most interesting Mont
gomery Sidelight3" column in last
weeks Sentinel. The inte 81 which
you stimulate and sustain in mat
tiers historical land genea!,gicaD
represents very real contribution
and service to all of US who take
pride in County backgrounds.
The purpose of this letter is to
ask your assistance through the
Letters To The Editor" column.
| am attempting to put together a
picture of the family of Henry
Brookes, my great great great
grandfather, who lived during the
years 1928 1906. Ep was aprar-
emily born near Upper Marlboro,
and moved to the present Mont
gomery County in the 1760's. His
home plantation was known as
Montpelier in family legend =
located just beyond Gaithersburg
on the Georgetown Road. Many
present Countians will know the
place under the names of such sub
sequent owr.ars as Elijah Thomp-
son, Monroe or Bartlett. 1t consist
ed of parts of such tracts at Lost
Knife, Survey of Younger Brother,
Valentines Garden Enlarged Deer
Park, etc. Henry Brookes married
Martha Bowie of James of John,
and according to his will in the
Rockville Courthouse left the fol-
lowing children: Walter married
Susanna may have moved to Anne
Arundel -; E.titia Brookes -;
Eleanor Brookes married Ma
gruder one son mentioned viz :
Henry Brookes Magruder Ara
bella Brookes-; Margaret Brookes
marries =? Gather, perhaps
Beall Gather if there was one of
that name - two daughters viz
Martha and Evelina Gather -;
Martha .Brookes married VIM.
Wallace - son Edwin Wallace.
James Bowie Brookes - married
Juliet Bowie two sons, Jas.
Bowie Brookes and VIM. Bowie
Brookes. The son of the latter, my
grandfather, Thomas B. Brookes
will be remembered by many coun-
ty residents. He lived at CRANKY
Farm on Rock Creek at Redland.
1T seems to me that there may be
descendants of the Magruder,
Gather or Wallace lines still liv-
ing in the county who may be able
to contribute information of value
IN compiling this record. l shall
certainly appreciate anything that
you can do to see what the Sentinel
/ readers can turn up. .stt.
Il In your last weeks column, you
mention having seen the Welsh,
Griffith Riggs, Howse, Grail and
Beatty y Asfordlby books. Where
may these be seen?
With best wishes for a success
full 1850,
Yours Truly
James H. Starkey
Editors note; We thank you for
the appreciation of "Sidelights"
The books mentioned and many
other geneologies may be found in
the Congressional Library in Wash
| ington. ,-, 49, 44
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-16
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-16

Editors note; We thank you for
the appreciation of "Sidelights".
The books mentioned and many
other geneologies may be found in
the Congressional Library in Wash
lngton. T-fff &4 L4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
LIFE OF UN
 T0SURyIvE
 A55ERT5LIE

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. Dec. 21-tR -Trygve Lie said today the life of the United Nations does not depend upon the Korean situation.
 Reporters asked the LIN Secre- tary General if the LIN can survive in 1851 if the Korea problem is not peacefully settled.
 "Oh. yes,' Lie answered quickly. The future of the United Nations does not depend on the outcome of what is going on in Korea.
 Amplifying, he said some of the principles of the LIN were under attack, but that the LIN itself must survive, that the LIN must keep on trying to achieve a free and United Korea and must keep on resisting aggression"
 Lies comment came several hours liter it was disclosed that the ,ease-lire committee had made a seccnd appeal to the Chinese Com nunists to discuss the way in which vhe fighting ir 1ore- c@n be stop ped.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
MERE ARE RUM0RS ABOUT 2C0ACHES;;
 ONE FORCED OUT

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21-R-The rumor factory today cooked up a neat exchange of departed coaches between the Universities of Minne- sota and Southern California.
 Bernie Bierman, who stepped down at Minnesota this fall, said he would be interested, if there's an offer, in the job at USC from which Jeff Cravath resigned yester- day under alumni pressure.
 And one published report here is that Cravath is hot prospect for Bierman's job at Minnesota, on the strength of his friendship with Minnesota Athletic Director Ike Armstrong.
 Herman expressed interest in the Trojan job at San Francisco where he is a coach for the EastWest Shrine game Dec. 30.
 Cravath, keeping speaking en- gagement in Monterey, Calif., last night, came up with philosophical wise cracking about his forced quit ting.
 "If I'm lucky enough to land another coaching job, I'm going to win football games and let the other fellow build character" he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
HU5klE5 IN WIN AGAIN
 OVER PITTS
(By the Associated Press)

tpy pl1C AooOCldtCQ lCoot
 Washington's Huskies marked up victory No. 6. last night - 74-55 conquest of Pittsburgh. In the mid west, Washington States Cougars got a merciless 71-48 defaning by Illinois.
 The two teams were the lone northern division Coast Conference uuintets to see action. Only one is scheduled to take the floor tonight -Idahos potent Vandals moving into enemy territory against Utah State.
 Contrary to the previous night when the weaving Pittsburgh at- tack befuddled the Huskies through out the first half, Washington took control of last nights encounter right from the start. They were never headed. Halftime score was 29-16.
 Frank Guisness spearheaded the Washington attack and led both teams in scoring with 19 points, IA in the final half.
 Washington State, whether weary from their road trip or because of the Illinois power. fell apart in the second half. They traileo c1iy 28-22 at the intermission
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
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SCORES OF
 BASKETBALL

Here are final scores of basket ball games played last night: Washington "A, Pittsburgh 55. Illinois Fl, Washington State 48. Eastern Oregon 78, South. Idaho II. Lewis and Clark 68, South. Ore. 61. Gonzaga II. Colorado A. and M. ST. Puget Sound 55, Whitman 34. Col. of Pacific 61, Pacific U. 40. Montana 56, Eastern Washington 55. Columbia 62, Tulane 56.
 Northwestern 70, Rice 61. Villanova 68, North Car. State 61. Syracuse 82, Temple 69. Navy 53, Rutgers 49.
 Army 69, Ithaca 37.
 California 86, Baylor 40. West Virginia 95, Geo. Wash. 66. Brigham Young 79, Ind. State 58. Louisville 70, Wm. and Mary AT. East Kentucky 85, North Carolina 62 Purdue 73, Penn GA.
 Seton Hall 66, Fordham 49. Arkansas 45, Mississippi 35. Ida. State Col. 66, Colo. Mines 57. Arizona 63, Texas Western 52. Western Montana II, Kicks 65.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
QUARRY ExpL05ION BURIES THREE, KILLS
 ONE, OREGON TOWN

REEDSPPORT, Ore, Dec. 21-iR A quarry explosion buried three workers under thousands of tons of rock and fatally injured fourth man near here yesterday.
 Two men managed to cling to a small ledge high on the 30o-foot wall when the premature blast dropped and estimate 10000 to 15,000 tons of boulders to the quarry floor. Witnesses saw the three victims fall amid the massive rock pile.
 The fourth victim was one of two injuged by rocks showering among some 40 men working on the job which supplied material for an Umpqua river mouth jetty project.
 Buried were George Kleut, powder foreman, Norman R. Aspley, 23, of Portland, and John Doyle of near Reedsport. The fourth was Char es H. Whitney of Rt. 4. Box 113, Ia coma, Wash, He died last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
GUESSING ON GAMES
 10 COME

NEW YORK, Dec. 21-tR-If the odds-makers are right in their early line on eight post-season football games, all will be close contests. No favorite is rated better than a seven-point choice and three of the games are considered either toss-ups or one-point-edge affairs. Oklahoma, top team of the 1850 college grid campaign. is 6is point pick over Kentucky in the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, Jan 1. Cali fornia, Texas, Miami and Wyoming are chosen in other bowl games. The early line:
 Dec. 25
 North-South game at Miami = Pick 'em.
 East 6is over West in the East West game at San Francisco. Gray T over Blue in the Gray Blue game at Montgomery, Ala.
 Jan.
 California 1 over Michigan in the Rose Bowl.
 Oklahoma 615 over Kentucky in the Sugar Bowl.
 Texas T over Tennessee in the Cotton Bowl.
 Miami l over Clemson in the Orange Bowl.
 Wyoming ' over Washington and Lee in the Gator Bowl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
Negro Boxer
 In Hospital
 After K. 0.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21 - tR = Al (Sonny Boy) West. 21-year-old Negro boxer from Washington, DC, hovered in every critical condition today" after a knockout loss to young Percy Bassett of Philadelphia last night at St. Nicholas Arena.
 Surgeons performed an emergency brain operation on the stricken lightweight who was carried un- conscious from the ring after fail ing to respond to stimulants.
 West was losing but still appeared strong until Bassett tagged him with a straight right to the head after 29 seconds of the seventh round of a scheduled ten. On the cards of all three officials West had won only one round.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
Negro p!asoon ifl
 Heroic kGiioss oll
 Front in Korea
(Rv Associated Pressl

They're referring to certain en- gagement in northeast Korea as the battle of Sutton's ridge = for the Lieutenant whose gallant Negro Infantry platoon saved the day.
 The action occurred in the Hung nam beachhead area where North Korean forces made suicide charge.
 The American troops were led by Lieutenant Harry Sutton of the Bronx, New York.
 Each American was down to his last ammunition clip of eight bull lets when the Red onrush was stop ped. It was the nearest the Reds had come to breaking through into the Hungnam beachhead.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
Babyfate MtLarnin
 Hon0red

TORONTO, Dec. 21-tR-A former Pacific Northwest favorite-Jimmy (Babyface) McLarnin has been named Canada's outstanding boxer of the half century.
 The ex-Vancouver, B.C., news boy graced many Northwest fight card in his rise to the worlds vel terWeight crown.
 McLarnin picked off the title on May 29, 1883, with a first round knockout over young Corbett III.
 McLarnin received 32 of 43 votes cast in the poll conducted among Canadian sports writers and sports casters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
DOUBLEHEADER GAME DOUGLAS FRIDAY EVE;
 FIRST GAME AT 7::30

The last games in the Gastineau Channel League until after the will be played in Douglas tomorrow night. The first of a double-header sees Mikes Night Owls playing the Imperial Imps with game time at 7:30. The Doug las High Huskies and Columbia Lumhermen play the second game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
REP. BREKM PLEADS
 NOT GUILTY 10 SEVEN CAMPAIGN COUNTS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21- R = Rep. Brehm R-Ohio)- pleaded in- nocent today to seven counts of re- ceiving illegal campaign contribu- tionS.
 Brehm was arraigned before Fed eral Judge Edward A. Tamm, who set March l2 as the date for trial
 The Ohio Congressman was re- leased in $l050 bond.
 Brehm was accompanied to dis trict court by his wife and son.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
HOCKEY GAMES

SEATTLE, Dec. 21-tR-The Se- attle. Ironmen came to the end of their six-game loss-less streak last night, dropping so Pacific Coast Hockey League contest to the pace setting New Westminster Royals.
 The setback also marked the first time in six games that the losers Joe Bell had failed to rack up at least one point.
 Three of the five goals were scored with Seattle a man short because of penalties.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
FIGHT DOPE

Here is what happened in the ring last night:
 At New York est. Nicholas Arena) Percy Bassett, 132, Philadelphia, knocked out Sonny Boy West, 1331a Washington, '.
 At Miami Beach, Fla. Billy Kilgore, 165l2, Birmingham, stop ped Steve Belloise, 164, New York, g.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
STAPLES RECOVERING

Word has been received at the local Federal Housing Administra- ton office that Territorial Director of FILA, Clinton c. Staples, has moved from Doctors Hospital in Seattle to the Nettleton Apartments. He is resting and recuperating from an operation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
Office of Hoover
 Receives Congrais

NEW YORK, Dec. 21@R-Her- bert Hoover's office today reported l tremendous, favorable response" to his speech last night proposing Western Hemisphere defense against Communist aggression.
 The telephone hasn't stopping ringing" said an office spokesman. 'Telegrams are arriving in floods. They started coming in even before MT. Hoover returned to his office from the broadcasting station"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
Sanfa Makes Good On His Name and
 Surely Delivers

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 21-tP Santa is already in South Bend.
 Early this morning, Patrolman Michael Santa Chats his name, sure enough, delivered a baby daughter to Mrs. Josephine Kotow- ski in a police ambulance.
 The baby arrived when the ann bulance was still several blocks from hospital
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
on PIMA
 In November Over
 November Of '4e

SEATTLE, Dec. 214R-Pacific Northern Airlines' Alaska traffic for November has substantially ex- ceeded November 1949 totals Harold A. Olsen, PIMA general traffic man. ager, said today.
 Passenger miles flown increased 48 percent over November 1949 totals, he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21

LONDON, Dec. 21--tR-The Man chester Guardian said today former President Herbert Hoover's re- marks about the scope of US. de- fense efforts raise once again the question whether there is a swing to isolationism in America.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
BER6DoLL SON GETS
 FIVE YEARS PRISON FOR LODGING DRAFT

NEW YORK, Dec. 21-tR-Alfred Bergdoll, son of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, notorious draft dodger of World War l, was sentenced today to five years in prison for lodging the 1850 draft.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
MILK DELIvERY-CHRIsTMAs

On Monday, Dec. 25, milk deliv- cry will be made at regular time, but only to those who have their bottles out. Only once over the routes, so have your bottles and tickets out! 689-2t
 MERRY CHRISTMAS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS

Jack Oscar Lee, taxi driver and Mary Alice Estes, musician at Mikes Place in Douglas, filed an applica- tion to marry in the office of the US. Commissioner.
 Michael George Pusich. Jr., and Shirley Edna Hegge filed an appli- cation to marry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
Temperature in
 Biu Drop, Mexico

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 21 = tR - Temperatures dropped to the lowest mark since 1888 today with a mini mum of 16.8 degrees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21

Authentic Colonial furniture min itures at. Nina's Nick Mack. 689-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21

Make your boy happy with an airplane motor Idle hands make mischief. See at Nina's Nick Mack.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21

For that different gift See Nina's Nick Mack Shop. 687-4t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
FROM ANNETTE

Raymond Butler of Annette is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21
IN AUDITORS OFFICE

Mrs. Phillip Dawes has joined the office staff of the Auditors office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21

WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21

sCHwINN BIKES AT MADsENs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-21

AT HOTEL JUNEAU J. P. Parsons of Juneau has moved into the Hotel Juneau.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.W.

2O59 PARK RID; N.w;-Rm.. semi;
CIEVELAND cleveland PARK' gil Newark st.
Lge;. 2nd-fi; front rm;; pvt. home.
Call OIL. $3.50; gentleman only.
THE JAMES-Newly dec. rms. in
modern taste; single. dble.; conv. to
Circle. 17s1 P St. NV. Du. saS6.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. l712 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.--.Newly deco:
switchboard service. No a26s'
1S4O P ST. NV. The Churchill
GsSp Gsd ssFaas sIRfs p0nRs Ws VrtsE Hso
d0lRiks IRkGR yPS PVT. W qao qRo6Ms,9 HG 9ssS baths
large closets: Wardman Park Hotel
suite; $50 per month. Box 399,R,
1855 N. H. AVE. NV. THE Pana-
manian"; .lge. cool. clean .twin-bed
rms; maid service; reasonable. -,26
Iiv; rm. or bedrm, and liv; rm.. PVT.
DoWNToWN. Si '17ss f"Ht 18th ST. St. nv .V.
c.h.w. Call ME. $500 or GIL. 531s.
1915 CALIFORNIA ST. NV, Apt.
telephone for 2 employed persons.
1854 CUE i ST. 81. NV, ''The Kennert"
Cool, clean single rms, r.w.; near
showers; $3.50 wkly. Also dble. rm.
NICELY FURN., large. cool rooms;
Dupont Circle area NV; kit privil,
SO and up. RA. 1892 or DE. 97o6.
e773 WooDLEY PL.-Double rm' and
study; Ladies. Quiet, eficient family.
.RNo No other Troomers: NO. 2723.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOM; laun.
dry privileges; conv. transp.; use of
,R5e RhSne Nry Gan AS1pez5$r S0 4z5$ AVE- Fss B..
Concord. Apt. 32-Bright, airy;
next to bath; conv. transp.; refined
lady; $35 mo. HO. 1718. -23
1920 MASS. AVE. N.W.-cool, re-
decorated double room. near bath;
downtown area; cow. to shop etc.
2414 OBSERVATORY PL. NV
Large bedroom with adjoining Sleep
ing porch. air conditioned. S35 mo-;
private home. EN-. 7195. -27
Evening star., 1950-07-22
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.. I4th AND PARK RD.-studio
rm., elec., grill, refsr.; $50 mo.
Apply l341 g Oak st. NV" Hu. 4736,
1 Room and kitchen, for light house
water. 2032 G st. NV, DI. s7S5.
300 e. CAPITOL ST. rm., refgr.,
stove; sink s 81 to TO-, ,y0aEIseif; ,1I. eonv.
FpRS r. cddeie dIGhr s1S isl 81 1T
Housekeeping rms. Frieidaire; for
iH bgYiness dIqI couple ~ or sags mem sla. $l4
NV ,SECTlON-Attractive room with
cellent care given child, private
NEAR EAR Wash. w; aoV1ii CIRCLE. G. W. Univ.
and hosp. conv. to transp.; tele-
phone priyils.: reas: RE. 1851. -23
FAIEMoNT 4da 91nsF ST. wSieT Sw preiSa+s SSsmS AL
couple. 5000. Also larger rm. ! l4th
coUPPIE; OF AND INFANT-studio room:
sink, grill, refsr.. TV: porch; yard
S15-S21 wk. EX. 0653. -23
5000 QUE ST. N.W.-Very lee. rm..
cooking facilities. Must be seen
stS * T s. aSpseeistsa SW AP ss1a front bed
rm., dining rm., kit. running water,
refgr.; couple only; no drinking.
NE. 4640. %"
LARGE light housekeeping base
ment rm., for / or = gentlemen;
nr. Ga. ave-; priced reas. GE.
5297. -23
MT. PLEASANT light housekeep-
ing room. lst floor: Frigidaire and
gas range; small pet allowed. HO.
$3.50. -23
BETWEEN Wis. and Mass. aves. NV.
-Unfurn. Ink, with refgr. and
pvt. bath: pvt. entrance: = rooms.
WO. 4I62. -23
COLORED-iI2s MINNESOTA AVE.
N.E.-Two neatly furn. housekeep-
ing rooms for employed couples. all
privileges. AK. $500. -23
Evening star., 1950-07-22
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

623 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Nicely
furn., End fir, next to bath; reas.; ;;
conv transp. FIR. 1927. pa
CAPITOL HILL, 1O4 C st. ne. 8
lovely single rooms, bathroom ada
cent; newly decorated and furn.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Front room, nicely furn., next to
bath: bus at corner. Call MI. S49S.
NICE CLEAN FURN. Q front rms.
with f1repl., bath, unlim. phone and
auto: Bendix wash. privil.: 2nd fl.
Il R st. ne" corner N. Capitol,
1oi 5th ST. Me-, comfortable ess ssle,,
beautiful dble. cornerhouse. best
beds. ami. c.h.-w., nice location,
10 min. downtown. TR. 5O35. -23
6SS Ss MORRIS MOB PL. N.E.-small rm.;;
NfR. r. MARYLAND AvE.-Lge. -hS front
rm., semipvt. bath; conVen.; reas.
AT. 1886, 406 7th st. ne. ga
THE He MARICK' RICK 13s B St. ne; lse..
privil.; sele., double. TR. 9i54.
THE GALENA, 132 B st. ne; newly
decorated rm.; laund., cook. privil'
NICELY i FURN. BsMT. If APT, Hsrs' bedrm.,
liy; Tm. and kit; GE. 6544; -23
FURN. BEDROOM. pvt. bath, for
young couple or 2 girls LA. 6-9232.
FOR SINGLE PERSON, a hall rm.,
nicely furnished, in ne. section. RE.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
DOCS, PETS. ETC. lcont.I }

BOXER PUPPIES, 4 mos, brindle,
female. Reas. EN-. asSos $50 mSs 4S l
BOSTON BULL PUPS, male and
female; small breed, well marked,
sPRiNG2k PRi ger SPANIEL, male, TSa / Year
old, house-broken; children pet;
liver and white, Axe; $50. 81.
GRa2T iaaSi DANES, golden tawns ms and
brindles, males and females, wks.
old to 1s mos. old. Come. see them
today; All Axe reg, from best
bloodlines; @ lin For a handsome dog
NELs, Alex, Va. Duke st. extended
Depot. TIE. 243o. oV. 456l.
COCKER SPANIEL, s mos. old, black,
24of. nals' Dedisreed; ss6' Call IA AD-
sCoTfIirEs. choice black puppies. Akc
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies: severai
golden tans: Sire: ASgard's Harras.
ASGARD KENNELS. reg. FA. $500.
FRENCH POoDLES. beautiful black
thoroughbred standards, 8 wks. old:
these dogs are aristocrats of dog
world; intelligent and make won-
dertu! pets; must sell at low price
OF $25 and $50 ca. GE. 6124. -22
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, 8 wks.
old, ,rTegistered; S25. Call Fairfax
ENG SETTER PUPS, Axe. fin fines,
blood lines; Blue Bar and ROCKFORD
Males. s45: females. SIS. ROY
GoUNSELMAN, Wo. 4s94, 3641
req Call CHI. 1856. 5 to o pm.
COCKER PUPS, pedigreed. red and
white wks. healthy. sH. 8111,
GERMAN SHEPHERD POLICE PUps,
RogERT' MsTf' pIeKsoS TsEy Seaqst5g Hs4ndon cheap
R. D; No. /, phone Herndon is7. 3o:'
BEAGLES. 10 wks.; futurity reg: sire,
Indian Rock, Echo, fh. ch.,; dam,
consistent feld winner. 10. S-7l56
COCKER, female, 4 yrs. old, house
SF9sen' S5a' w0 1eyes oe5a children Valuable aos
BEAGLE HOUNDS. weeks to = years
Some broke, So to $25. KE. 3-4SOO
POODLE. male, white standard, Ia
months, Blakeen stock. A.KC. reg.
istered; 500. WI. 1899. -23
SIAMESE KITTEN, pedigreed, female
2 months old. Seal Point; SIS. TIE
BOXER, 5 mos, male. peri. health
pedigree; $3.50 or best offer. Kine
S.90S6 after 5 or Sat. and Sun.-.2J
SHETLAND SHEEPDOG. Axe. reg.
Spayed female, gentle companion:
S25 to loving home. OR. 5677.-2a
COLLIE PUPPIES, sable and white
SS5sssmnpion' stock; reasonable. WI
BOXER, male, 7 mos, housebroken 5S
Axe, champion stock, show pros.
SCOTTY choice black puppy. Axe
reg, fne healthy, raised stock. yer!
reasonable. Bowie 2747. -23
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, mos
Axe resistered, mahogany red; rea-
BSsfoS s9sfeIs BGhI, ff WI u sSzs Sssrs old IN,
family dog, loves children and is
neat e5Jou ground house; S35. Phone
ESGLIsHIO ;l HaIOi iBuLLGoG. male, $ gSS Wts.,
4. &: c. reg-' fawn colored. Ii
CHIHUAHUA PuPPIEs-A. <. C.
registered; $50, and up. MRS. BECK,
sa!,I sI2 Roe1sr Rd.' OPP Hecht's. Silver
sTANDARD qi FRENCH POODLE puppies
Male and female A. K. C. registered.
PediTfee Bodice male Also STANDARD aia9
istered. CO. 5341. -23
COLLIE PUPS, 2 sable and white and
l tri-color; price reasonable. JU.
PET SKUNKS for sale, de-odorized,
$50. Gail Sunday only. Ashton 5S33.
COLLIE PUPPIES, A. X. c. reg, very
unusually cute, and reasonable. KE.
3-6lS0. IA
PUG AND JAPANESE SPANIMS
Puppies. also some other toys. with
or without papers. GIL. 74OS.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

3 FRESH COWS-Holsteins and rs
springing heifers. All are T.B.
tested Bangs vaccinated, and are
excellent dairy stock. Phone Vienna
BULL HEREFoRD-Resistered fines.
Old. DTee01IK; T. GIBBONS, May@arfet. II M mSi.
Va. ,Jhone Haymarket 1-F-O1 daily
except Sat. and Sun, RE. 1920 be-
tewen II and l pm.
BEAUTIFUL STAG HORSE. Palomino,
3 yrs. old. broken and well man
nered. LU. 4-5531. 1434 18th St.
STEADY AND DEPENDABLE team of
work horse; reas. Port Tobacco, Md,
La Plata 5544. IA
PONIES FOR sALE-Reas.; 13 hands;
work. ride, drive or Jump; 3 mos.
to z yrs. old. Bowie 3439. -23
BEAUTIFUL B. yr. old black mare
with white markings; 2-yr. .-old
strawberry roam; 4-yr.-old buckskin; /;
2 big bay hunters; 1 open jumper;
l 5-yr.-old gray hunter prospect;
! combination riding and work
mare; 2 gentle ponies. Rockville
$3.50; eyes,, HU. 9075. pa
MILK COWS-One Guernsey, l Hol-
stein; ideal family cows; tested; rea-
sonable. SH. 4169. -23