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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-10
Masarykova Vystavka
" kongresni Knihovne
We Washingtone.

Pozoruhodnym znakem zaj-
mu o oslavy 100. vyroci naro-
zenin Presidenta Osvoboditele
T. G. Masaryka jest okolnost,
re Sc 1--WE projevuje netoliko v
kruzfch krajanskych,a lie i a.
merickych. Vyznacnym dokla-
dem tohoto zajmu americkych
verejnych cinitel1 jest rozhod-
mutt spravy kongresni knihov-
ny We Washingtone usporadat
k tomuto vyroc1 Masarykovu
vystavku.
Die sdelenf, ktere ucinil v
|techto dnech p. Luther E. E.
vans, reditel kongresn1 knihov-
ny p. Dewitt C.. Poole-ovi, pred
sedovi National Committee for
Free Europe, tato vysavka bu-
de uspoTadana a potrva cely IT,
den cd 4. do 10. bTezna 1850.
Bude obsahovat correspondence
vymenenou mezi Presidentem
Osvoboditelem T. c.. Masary-
KEN a Presidentem Spojenych
|StatG Woodrow Wilsonem. Do
kumenty tyto jsou vybrany z
Wilsonova archivu v manu-
skriptnim oddeleni zmin6n6
knihovny.
Neni to pc prve co tato kni-
hovna projevuje mimoradny
zajem O vec ceskoslovenske de-
mokracie. Je dobre pameti
vystavka, kterou uspoTadala v
r1jnu 1913 pri pr1lezitosti 80.
vyrocf vzniku Ceskoslovenske
republiky. Byla pietne yenova-
ma pameti ~vlastenc1, kteri Sc O
utvoren1 Ceskoslovenska "a
slouzili. Vyvolala velky zajem
verejnosti a dostalo Sc j zej-
mena 1--WE pozornosti tisku. LIE
iiste doufat, re zajem veTejno-
sti i tisku O vystavku Masary-
kovu Dude nemenSi.
Mezi dokumenty, jez budou
vystaveny, Dude opet i original
pamatne Deklarace Washing
tonske, proklamovane Presiden
tenn Osvoboditelem We Wash
ingtone dine 18. ffjna 1918, KITE
ra S podpisy Presidenta Masa-
ryka a prvnfch ministrG CSR,
DR.. Edvarda Benese a gen. Mi
lana Ratislava Stefanika byla
soucasne publikovana tez v
Londyne a v Parfzi. Jake Ste
st1, re original tohoto vzacne-
no a vsem vernym srdcfm ces-
kym a slovenskym tax draheho
dokumentu je v bezpecf uscho-
van v knihovne americkeho
kongresu. LIE 81 pTedstavit, co
by sc S MIN stale, kdyby byl pa
dl do nesetrnych a nepratel-
skych rukou lidf, kterf Sc z CT
ziho prfkazu osmelujf dnes pre-
pisovat ceskoslovenske dejiny
a bezduse, v naprostem rozpo-
ru s historickou skutecnosti a
pravdou, narazejf je ma SOVIET
ske kopyto. Vystavka Masary-
kova Dude dobrou odpoved1
snaze komunist1 O vylfcenf his
torie Ceskoslovenska tax, jake
by jedinou zasluhu O osvoboze-
nj lidu ceskosolvenskeho z ne
mecko-madarskeho iafma byla
mela toliko ruska r1jnova revo-
luce bolsevicka v r. 1917, acko-
Ii v tn dobu ceskoslovensky Cd
boj. jenz vznikl phi samem "a
catku prvnf svetove valky, ma
podzim roku 1917. byl neien
jiz dobfe organisovan politely,
ale i voiensky a nase legie me-
ly v tn dobu "a sebou nejen bo-
jovou 1cast ma fronte zapadnL
ale i slavnou bitvu u Zborova
ma same pGde ruske.
Zaiem americkych verejnych
cinitel1 o letosni jubileum Ma
sarykovo zajiste nemalo pfispe-
je k tomu, ably zpIsobem co mel
mohutnejsfm a nejd1stojnej-
vyznely i krajanske oslavy
100. vyroci Presidenta Osvobo-
ditele. Jak by mas lid mohl zu-
stat v teto veci pozadu "a A.
m%ericany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-10
Vzdycky professor.

"Pohedte, sklepnfku, jakou
strasnou chybu mate ma jidel-
MIN lfstku: "svestkovy knedli-
xii"
Gale, vasnosti, jsou bajec-
ne"
"Tak nejprve opravte tn chy-
blu ma listku a pax me je pTi-
neste."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-10
Nevdek svstem vladne.

Nevdsk svetem vladne.
"Kdyz jsem jel lodickou sc
svou snoubenkou, pojednou sc
lodicka prekotila a ma nejdraz-
81 spadla do vody. Ale zachra-
nil jsem j."
"Nu, a byla yam Ia to vdec-
na?"
"Ale co vas vede, my jsme Sc
potion wall ..."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-10
ZahOnek HumOru.
u soudu.

Pane svedku, vite to urcite,
jak Sc ia vec stala, a mohl by
ste to odprisahnouti?"
pane soudce, urcite to Size
nevfm, ale odprfsahnout bych
to mOhl -"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-10

Poole Sokrata je mudrcem
ten, kdo Sc. prizna, re mic new.
Dnesni ~svet asi vIbec mudrcu
nema.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-10
Sylvester Says:

eff new home
costs would bur-
den you just
wait till you get
your bill for
public housing"
Public housers
in fho Fodoro1
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished by the
United States Department OF Agriculture;
Net receipts of the Baltimore hogshead
around 3,s93,000 pounds. This poundase,
combined with net auction sales, totals
about 2S, 2 million pounds.
Apples--About steady. Bushel baskets
3.75-4O0; Yellow Transparents, Maryland,
y. S: Is, 2-inch minimum. 3.75-4 90.
New Me- Size srssy Sc Hqads r. MARKS Ms pD Vest ey y
higher.
q aPotstoes-slshtly STRONGER stronEsss Eastern; e. tern!
sSore Gebbers sacks Size sn
washed, goo; virginia. cobblers. y. s. Is
and U. s.. Is. size A. unwashed,, $50;
Delaware Cobblers, U. s. Is, washed, $50.
Sweet Potatoes.Nsw Jersey, Y bushel
baskets, Jerseys, q. S. Is, 1.40-50.
Livestock Market.
Cattle, compared week ago: slaughter
steers and heifers generally so cents
higher; cows unevenly so cents LOO high
M T a @ sseaay &c sSns Is sf6nf hshE sssf snd
choice dry-fed and grained Oh grass steers
81 .oo-33;oo 81 medium ned to average good
sssfas' ss5o V'Ioa down Load % and choice s5s-ib,
heifers, 81 .25; odd lots good heifers, 1900
$500; most common and medium, 1000
mo mon no and s10n medium eSMf % cows So cam
ling beef bulls, 25.00-25; so: outside high
% .0O-24.50; common and medium, 1000
$3.50; most medium and good, 612o9b0-lb,
stock aId and msdp feeder steers ss
$500; calves. compared week ago: Strong
to 200 higher; good and choice grades,
manly rs but scattered ton sales and
closing top quotation; common and medium
calves and vealers, 21.00-2S.o0; culls
ranged 13.00-21.O0.
Yor or,l
gifts. 1.25 higher; soWs, 75-i 90, spots
higher Good and choise &c Is isOo22oslb bar ar
t21NtE 2Sos0oibs', aa'oo@S over 800 lbs
ds5oR 56 s65s So s5S 49,
1875; good 400-450-lbs., I7.25-15.d5;
heayer Teghts 1872 down. Stags Win Win
heavy stays off most. Garbage fed hogs
discounted, 10000 from price OF same
weight grainfeds.
lambs, strong to j. 90 higher; ewes, nomi-
nally unchanged. Good and choice spring
lambs. 6S-9s-ibs. 2s.00-31 90; latter price
75-9S-lbs., spring lambs, 23.00-2S0 90;
shorn slaughter ewes scarce and nominally
steady each day.
r,orr-n.cefntsi G5sin Marast I, :ss6 1oo-pound
Wheat-Receipts, 7s,s3s bushels; ship,
ments, i5o375 bushels; stocks 1881 500
bushels. No. 2 red winter, garlicky spot;
domestic. 1aS: July, los; No. red
winter, gariicky, spot, 1876
Corn-Receipts 59227 bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks, 724. 73S bushels.
Oats-Receipts. 10000 bushels: ship
ments. 2234 bushels; stocks. s9,96s BUSH
els No quotations.
Barley-Receipts, 2,i63 bushels ship
ments, none; stocks. 143.393 bushels.
Rye-Receipts. none; shipments, none;
stocks, 147,566 bushels.
soybeans-Receipts, o1s nons; ns slEdI. shipments
l 764 bushels; stocks 233 15o ousneis.
Millfeed-Receipts, AIS tons.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Investing Companies

NEW YORK, July R.-National As
sociation of Securities Dealers, Inc, closing
Friday quotations:
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10
Elk Membership Reaches Million Mark

Active membership of the Benev olent and Protective Order of Elks has reached the million mark, Alfred Torvanger, Exalted Ruler of Seward Lodge No. 1773 announced today.
 The honor of becoming the millionth active member of the nations only exclusive Ameri can fraternity and the oldest and largest of all fraternal groups went to Raymond Cole of Bay City, Michigan, Exalted Ruler Torvanger has been ad- vised by the Grand Exalted Ruler Emmett T. Anderson.
 Identity of the millionth Elk was disclosed when Cole was introduced at the annual ban quet February 18 of New York Lodge No. 1, celebrating the founding of the Order 82 years ago on Feb. 16, 1868. Cole, Az year old department store exec utive, was initiated by Bay City Lodge No. 88 on Feb. '.
 Founded by Is men, the Order of Elks now has 1,538 lodges, all confined to the territory of the United States, with the ex- ception of that in Manila, which was continued by special dis pensation after the Philippines received { h cir independence Other lodges outside the con- tinental United States are those in Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, Canal Zone, and Puerto Rico. Member ship is Ctnfined to citizens of the United States.
 The Order devotes more than S6,00O,000 annually to patriotic and benevolent purposes, in- cluding the annual observance of Flag Day, which originated with Elks, college scholarships to deserving students, aid to crippled children, sponsorship of boys clubs, Boy Scouts and amateur athletic leagues.
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10
FOR SALE. MISC.

FIRE WOOD FIRE WOOD Cut by the Four Brothers, Seward For Immediate Delivery Call Main 168 for Particulars
 63tfc
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10

People of totalitarian nations may have to listen to propa- ganda stories, but surely it can't be much worse than listening to singing commercials on buses, riding to and from work.
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10

Any fellow who can get his wife to sympathize with the girl who lost her compact in his car should have a diplo- matic post.
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10
MARINE SUPPLIES

SEWARD MARINE WAYS an d
 BOAT SHOP. Boats built, re-
 paired, remodeled. All types skiffs and dories built to order. Hank Abrahamsen and George Tschertner, shipwrights. Located at former ATS. Marine Ways Carpenter Shop. 50tfc
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED
FOR SALE. VEHICLES

1e47 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan. ex- cellent condition, extras, S11OO. 194O Chevrolet 2-door, good con- dition. Call Garfield 121 before noon, or see Pete at Pete's Paint and Body Shop. o9t1c
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10

A nick town is one where the folks knew all the news be- fore the paper comes out. They only buy the paper to see whe- ther the editor got the stories according to the way they heard them.
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
SPECIAL SERVICES

FOR THAT SPRING PAINTING job, by the job or by the hour; hot tar roofing. see H. J. Winans at 338 Fourth Ave, basement apt.
 68-70c
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10
NOTICE

T AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for any obligations of the Marathon Cafe in Seward, Alaska, nor for any obligations incurred by any per son or persons other than myself. (Signed) J. H. Sattler
 71-72-73p
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10

CLASSIFIED advertising in the columns of the Seward Seaport Record brings results.
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10

MAGAZINE HEADQUARTERS - For subscription service to all
 publications write Danny Rose, Box 734, Seward. l6&l6p
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10

Folks who persist in telling white lies soon grow colorblind.
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10
Classified Advertisements

small se line for the first
 
  inhn nrintng Minimum
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10
FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE

LOOKING FOR A HOMESTEAD? My improvements for sale: Arm. frame house, 112 acres cult, 70 acres filed on, more available; 4 k.w. kohler It. plant, kitchen range. circulating heater. Sacri- flee for S350O 20 mi north of Homer on Sterling Highway. Write Box AS, Homer, Alaska.
 7l-72p
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-10

Free speech is wonderful even if little of it is worth any thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
ROOMS EURklsHED-N.E.

CALL AT. 600 for well-furn. rm. In
pyt; home; no other roomerS; IS
Ing St. rr nsL avf 5 5m a pp and
SIT C ST. N.E.-Large furn. room
. legation; II; 5s?l45. $50 20
I apply e9 after 3 DIN. BLY, 18th st. ne.
2 Rooms, 1 furn., / unfurn.. near
ttTans 6s-o semipvt. bath. some privil.
Two w, Fur FURNISHED ROOMS with 9 a
Georseto%n::H Cabin John tlriu; stop -t No.
26 at the door: reas.; Kitchen privil.
for girls. $500 Broad ST.. Brook
NICELY FURN. pine-paneled bsmt.,
bed.-liv. rm.. pvt. bath; 2 buslines;
empl couple. NO. 3044. %
NEAR C. U.-Double room; telephone,
laundry and breakfast privileges.
1882 Otis st. ne. DU. $500. -
1881 IsHERwooD sT.-Lge, front
single or double. AT. 1871. 10.
2I0 MD; AVE: Nj double front
LA iRsif FRO Front ROOM gS1 near street
cars and bus. HO. 1915. 5
TIE MARICK. 1913 B st. n.e.-Lge /,
privil.; dble.. S25 UP. Ii. 4-91 "a
THE GALENA. 1872 B st. n.e.--Fresh.
clean, newly dec. rms; lounge;
single. double; girls; $50 up. Ii.
D a5G1hi ROOM, inclosed porch, twin
beds, adj. bath, phone; lovely home;
2 men, $50 mo. each; mr.. Cath. U.
Evenings or week end, HU. 6216.
Ice, ATTRAC. RIM. with kit. and
semipvt. bath: suitable for 2; 500
mo-, includ. util. 92S Md. ave.
ne. Call RA; O536. 3.
bath, phone; VI blk. to bus; $40 wk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
POULTRY, RABBITS 8 EGGS
tContinued)

LAYING N. H. PULLETS, 6 mos. old;
500 each. FA. 956s. -5
BABY CHICKS, u. S. Pullorum con-
troled; Rocks. New Hampahires or
Crosses, $685. per 100; name sec
ond choice; heavy assorted, $685.:
Leghorn Cockerels, So; plus postage.
GEM POULTRY, 1903 Berks ST.,
Phila. 81, Pa.
BABY CHICKS-B. Rocks, N. H.
Reds, r. I. Reds or w. Rocks, Sc. 95
per 100; heavy assorted. $685.. Or
der, may consist primarily of Cock
erels No Leghorns. Our choice,
sex and breed. Pullets, $500 per
100; cod. plus postage. NATIONAL
CHICKS. SPAS Temple I'd. Phila.
10. Pa.
RABBITS, from registered and prize
winning stock, in the best breed
everything else are getting high;
RAsIBsB1TRSY. Fairfax Fair "" Va. Ah Phone
350-J-.1
BABY CHICkS-Reds, Rocks. Crosses,
Wyan., Leghorns or asst, $500 per
100; meat chicks, So So for limited
time. Immediate delivery. cod.
KRYDER'S HATCHERY, Box 295,
Blacswood, N. J. Phone S-05S2. .
HONEY-This years crop, in six go
pound new cans, $40 can. For
sample call RA. S091.
bronze. oven dressed
FELIX'S. II TUR E;ESar EARN EARN f.
Intersection Silver Spring.
RABBITRY FOR sALE-See ad
under business opportunities or call.
10. S-4036.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
ROOMS EuRNlshEc-s.E.-s.W.

NEAR NAVY YARD. 1 block Pa; ave.
ana 11th st. s.e.-Lovely single.
tIa rs priviis. lois 6 Sc. FIR.
AS iath ST. s.E.-Extra large Ink.
idaire. Ii. 4-9646, LU. 4-7514. Sc
LARGE ROOM, single or double;
conv. Boiling Field; privils;;. lo22
CHIT 6sTn sass ter Ht ss T2 nS4 front
room, new home: gentlemen pre-
ferred; conv. transp. 10. 1926.
COMFORTABLE room in a clean
home; would prefer school teacher.
,d dssI k{NRP Fl ri AVE- XVI SEE ss.IE2Brisht
OF phone. Ii. 3-3272.
CAPITOL and Navy Yard location
next to Pa. ave; large. desirable
spd o F9Gms c nszt AZ 70 s sn5ss' single
FRONT BEDROOM. double or twin
t Ssas; IN c sH0q L. = sS ssfi0H cow
100 18th ST. Sc, Lincoln Park-
GF 50 S g &k e00zifs $685. 49, Laundry
o s!,55; h SedSms' $50 ss5.5 0so Incl.
utils.; available immediately; nr.
transp; and shopping; !s gIS. s fn.
s-cu-ft refrigerator. 1854 9th
st. Sc. 10. 2-4135,
ROOM for young lady. newly furn.
apt. semi-bath, unlim. phone; excel.
transp.; Jewish home; Sc. Call VI.
sTuDio RIM. living. ONCE purposes;
unlimited phone. writing table, plate.
Around $50. Box 492-C. Star.
YOUNG LADY, desires furn. or I'M
Navy Annex, ia. s-571o, ah.cday
Sunday or evenings. o
$40 1th ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. front
double rm.; conven. loo; pvt. en-
1913 INDEPESDENCE AVE. Sc
G Gssg OB s1d Shower Tm Da do or
settled gentleman; cow. transp.;
1921 a ST. S.E.-Desirable front
room for man; SEN ssnipvt. bath; SO
rms. in the old Bradbury Estate:
s.E.-FURN. FRONT BEDRM., next
bath, phone privil., in home Of 2
adults. Cow. transp. 10. 3-4364.
COLoRED-FURNISHED ROOM for
refined. settled lady in private home.
COLORED-I35. D ST. s.E.-Front
I'm I'm, al priytIs: AT. esq., s
for lady or gentleman. Ii. 3-1553.
coLoRED s.w. SECTION Lee.
front rm. for employed coupe; near
transp,: pvt. ST. 1915.
COLoRED-I55 ST. S.E.-Larse
studio rms: bus at door; privileges.
CoLoRED@DoUBLE ROOM for cple.;
accept one child; all privileges. Cali
Ii. 1854. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
REPRESENTATIONS

Any make. any condition. Call GE.
9199 all day Sunday.
RUG. 9x12 or smaller; Hoover vac
uum, curtains, draperies. IA. 1904.
RUGS. Oriental: preferably old;
I!nn an and sestter size. Good condi-
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags. highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your &C
cEmula tons, please phone US. ACE
JUNK CO. 1880 Georgia ave. NV.
SCRAP cR 'f Iron. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries; house rass: hishest prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your
WASH j RAG Sc 4 BAG CO.. 5l5 L st.
SEWING v e. u :. hi i. prices
Q59S Sun, TR. 6s4I weekdays.
condition. THE SILVER SHOP. 1881
Wisconsin ave. NV. NO. 1897.
SMITH SHOP or similar type lathe
HaMMoNb oR Saaed to rent pE for s2 home
use: finest maintenance. generous
rental fee. liability insurance policy;
will consider purchasing. 1T. FORD.
II: $500. Ext. 1887; ewes. XII.
WASHER. model "R." Easy for re-
pan D. GU. w. pdI " Will pay CdS'l
for extra-nice prewar auto. CO.
1l3s. 81
WHEEL BARROW. IA. 1857.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ping-ponR Ia
BILE. Call EN-. Ol55
for invalid. WA. 2S10.
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware. any condition.; jewelry. BRIG
a-brac, china, glassware, antiques.
Dora Krupsaw Milestone.
THE OUSE-OF-GIFTS
1893 Wis. Ave. NV. North O3OO
Highest Cash Prices
For used spinets. consoles and grand
pianos. Call ST 0250. weekdays;
Sundays. 81. 1903.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

VERY LARGE. nicely furn. room;
unlim. phone; quiet neighborhood
IN Silver Spring; blks. to buslins.
Phone SH. S125. IS
25l5 DE WITT AVE. ALEX.-Lovely
sun room. 8 windows; cow. trsnsp.;
2 Govt, girls Jewish home. TIE.
ARLINGTON, so. Near Pentason,
Shirlington; front room. convenient
bath-shower; no other roomers;
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. II BLOCH
Beautiful corner rm.,; pvt: home;
$40 week; kit. privils. WI. 1885.
LARGE ROOM. extra large closet:
kit. PRIVILEGES; good tranSp. to D. c.
Or empl: couple IA S-4479. IS
ARLINGTON-Dble. rm.. pvt. bath:
twin beds, new mattresses; southern
exposure; near transp. CHI. 1857.
BRADDoCK HGTs., ALEx.-Two
car space; "a blk. to bus. OV. OSS6.
FALLS CHURCH. 1854 Roosevelt ave.
Lovely rm., next to bath. kit.
privils.; pvt. family; gentlemen ref
erenees; 81; IA, eisO' - 81
Navy and Pentason: gentleman;
2 ROOMS. furn. or unfurn., pvt.
bath, all utils. Call OIL. 1897. .
1924 LEE HWY.-Single or double.
next to bath; BREAKFAST privils'; bus
LARGE FRONT ROOM. semiprivats
bath; woman only; only one other
person in home. 917 N. Cleveland St.
Arlington. Va. %
SINGLE RIM, clean. attractive, newly
line, phone, laundry and brktst.
priyils;; lady pref; IS week. ia.
SILVER SPRING Large rm., next
to bath, private home. kitchen privil.
ST. sPtio 4i47. bus at corner Gentleman @s
N. ARLiNGToN - Very attractive
room, close to all ccon!yeniences; bus
N sFsRIs ruR sS2F RMS rs 4 tor rent pvt
bath, excel. location in Silver Spg.
Call after 4:30 pm. JU. 7-7Q36.
ARLINGToN-1o min, from Fey
for gentlemen; parking and break
fast avail; daily maid service. Gil.
ROOM. private home, working mother;
take I child; care Of sane same; Airing
7O1 DEVON PL., ALEXANDRIA-Lge.
attractively furnished rm., twin beds;
conv. to restaurants. Matt. Airport
and bus service to Wash; gentlemen
CHEVY CHASE, Mp.-Attrac. bedrm..
pvt. bath. lge. closet, | blk. Wis.
bus; non-smoker. WI. 1857.
NOTICE--Room for woman, quiet
home, Silver, Spg, near Indian Spg.
Country Club; $50. mo. 81. 277s.
VA.-Large rm., sinsle
1r a Snfg c s0hVe CHI sSsa eh'as0h'
ARLINGTON, NEARBY = Desirable
room for gentleman, next bath,
semipvt. entr.; cow. loc.; gar. ia.
BEDRM. with pvt. bath.
s iinsff or sff GaSaI At Attractive active and
well-located sgle. or dble. rm., pvt.
B fSR and pvt. bath. ia. 4-1s7s.
FOREST - Attractive
front rm. in pvt. home. conven. 10
shops and bus. IA. 2-25S1. -
Md.-Room, ideal for
privileges. HY. $3.50. -
SINGLE ROOM in pvt. home OF ad.
ults: close to TRANSPORTATION and
shopping: S2s mo. CHI. 6s3s.
NO. ARLINGTON large rooms for
transp. to Govt bldgs. OW. 1878.
BETHESDA-Single room. next to
bath; pvt. family: near transp.,
gentleman. Call OIL. 1904.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

POINTER PUPPIES go, 5 mos. old,
well vel bre ed, a nd, y well fed hunting
G is2ss DANES SS; so4Oi mos. old to 9 mos
old; beauties; very friendly. love
children. also beautiful brood bitch:
reasonable; all Axe reg; champion
bloodlines. ELPAw KENNELS, Alex,
s "a D o4 ov st: 4s eSt. miles out TIE
cd. COX, litter Axe. AP. I716.
POINTERS, sired by national cham
ity; chance to own q winner; reas-
enable. Cali Fairfax 3s6-J-13 for
BEAGLE PUPPIES. 3 mos. Old;
ready to train; SO each. HI. a056
PAIR Of Beagle hounds. 3 yrs. old:
straight legs. well matched, well
p fTsinef; P Pfns II ao5s 81,
male: wormed and distemper shots;
DACHSHUND PUPPIES. very beauti-
ful; Axe registeEedi FA. 14s6. IS
Grsnd Victor, Champion valiant
POLICE DOG PUrs-Belgium type;
black. silver paws; Axe reg. champ
stock DU. 1888. before noon.
PoMERANIANs. Pekingese, chihua-
hua' Brussels Griffon. Pugs, Toy
E EqS Ter pla. Cookers. Kittens. MISS
IRISH SETTER PUPPIEs, I wks. old:
Arl.. Va. KE. 3o4es2. ws S''
FREE-Gentle kitten. mos. old,
along With 8 cans of cat food. Cali
BEAGLE. female 10 inch, Is mo. old
running good. $40. Cypress sI56.
PUPPY. 3 mos. old. female,
fawn with white markings. 81.
ENGLISH SETTER, male, . yrs. old:
iinmunized; handled professionally
last season; needs little additional
that hunts beautifully Ell. 1905.
heelia's Lucky Strike Accoiade
breedingl: immunized; handled pro-
iesslonally last season; needs about
lot of bird dog. iii health makes
il necessary for me to dispose Of
p thsTe d9sS p FL 8ae6. .r,oot, 49,,
500; 4 mos. "A. s335. % =
PUREBRED COCKER sPANIELs.
mother IL months old, and s beau
tiful puppies 8 weeks old; reas FA.
9S23, DIXON STORE. Dunn Loring.
AT STUD. Damasyn the Soothsayer.
son Of. champion Dictator and grand
son of Emperor of Marienland For
information. call NO. 2121. after
$50 pm. Monday through Friday.
PUPPIES, puppies puppies, galore
and large they run in size; each
8 2RS Pg H s saop eh asao WI Duke sF &c.
Alexandra. Va: TIE. 9574.
IRISH TERRIER PUPPIES. female,
b h1f resi csIl wa g Hsaths' paper
CATS BOARDED. stud service. Per-
sian or Siamese kittens; some at
special prices; miles north Silver
SDs; on ca; . ave. r. r. 81 ,s Stop g Ct
WELSH Cords e Xii 2i ;Pemb MSs AoH
pet of England's Royal Family -
Puppies from recently imported
stock; sired by Englands TOP blood
lines. The perfect pet for child.
s aHN aRsrtme9t MRS estate w P PaEp
at Trappe Station. on oxford Rd.,
miles from Easton. Phone Easton
BEAGLES-Broke dogs, young started
dogs and puppies. All Axe regis
tered. outstanding bloodlines and
bred for gun. Call Sunday or week
days after 6. DOUBLE KATE KEN
NELS, West River 1914.
CANARIES-Just reed direct from
England; gorgeous show and breed
ing stock in White Norwich, Lizard
Canaries; Color-fed Yorks and Nor
witch. Border Fancies, Gloster Fan
cies, White Borders. English Mules
in red, pink, red-copper. Open To-
day. Lexington 1855. SOUTH
LAND PET co. Baltimores only
direct importer. 1912 Hartford ave
near Sears.