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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
Mrs. Dickey,
Mr.. GiIsey
Are Married

The marriage of Mrs. Frances
Oliver Barry Dickey, daughter of
Mrs. David S. Barry and the late
Marine Corps Col. Barry, to Mr..
Peter Ladd Gilsey, son of Mrs.
Gardner Gilsey of Southampton,
Long Island, and the late Mr..
Gilsey, took place yesterday after
noon.
The ceremony was performed
in Christ Episcopal Church in
Georgetown, the Rev. John R.
Absolute officiating, assisted by
the Rev. DR.. Edward L. r. Elson,
pastor of the National Presby-
terrain Church. The reception fol-
lowed in the home of Mrs. Barry
on Kalorama Circle.
Capt. j. Richard Barry, uncle Of
the bride, gave her in marriage
and she carried a small white
prayerbook topped with gardenias
She wore a pale blue frock ane
matching Juliet cap.
Miss Barbara Sheldon Barry was
her sisters maid of honor and hel
niece, Julia S. Thorne. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Landon Thorne
jr., of New York, was flower girl.
Mr.. Gilsey had as his best mar
Mr.. Robert Mexican Thomas Of
Mendham, NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilsey will be a.
home at 1921 California stree
after their Southern wedding trip
IL picture on Page D-2.) A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
By Betty BeoIe

~~Aty ~SSN
counselor for public relations for
Latin America. Formerly coua-
sesor of the Colombian Embassy,
he now has a permanent dinner
partner. Early yesterday after
noon he was married here to
Agnes Lofgren of this city An
expert on conference reporting,
Agnes is fresh from Bonn. Ger
many, where she did a special
job for HICOG. Before that she
did the same kind of work for
the Munitions Board here. BY
now the two are motoring to
New England on a two weeks
honeymoon.
And it seemed downright amaz-
ing to step onto the waterski
beach the first morning in Aca-
pulco and find Bob Burrows there.
Now an American citizen, Bob
was, in the British Navy here
during the war. He and his
wife, the former Nancy Dennis,
are currently living in Llewellyn
Park, N. j. Bob was down there
alone on business so Nancy will
have to be satisfied with a second
hand report of the charms OF
Acapulco-of it's very warm water
that you can stay in all day il
you like; of its famous nightclub
La Perla, which Heddy Lamarr's
handsome. blond husband. Teddy
Statuffer, built and where thu
nightly feature is a high dive be.
tween rocks; of its amazing Copa.
cabana where you sip drinks OF
the beach under matched rHf'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

tsee BROOKS. Page D-so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
Local Group
Lays Plans
For Drive
Career Girls, Men
With Consciences
Aid Annex Children
By Margaret S. Dickey

When Mrs. George C. Pendle-
ton began to lure people off into
corners at cocktail parties this
June and launch into dotins
"reminiscences of her children, her
friends were more than somewhat
startled.
In the first place this pretty
lawyers wife is anything but
matronly. and in the second and
third places she has been married
less than a year and holds down
q full-time job as an editor at the
State Department.
After considerable musing on
the part of her cohorts as to how
and when Jackie had had time to
acquire the brood of young ones
which monopolized her converse
ton, one by one her young friends
drew near and listened.
They found that her children
were those at the Industrial Home
School Annex and that the reason
she brought them so often into
her conversation was that she was
subtley initiating a campaign to
raise money for a gymnasium for
them.
| Tronsients With q Mission
Now, by friend telling friend, q
campaign is underway among the
group of young, attractive men
and women who have left their
homes and established positions in
their communities to work in
Washington.
| This group, mostly centered in
EGeorgetown with jobs in the
state Department. Central Intel
Iligence Agency and the Economic
Incorporation Administration, usu-
ally misses out on charity drives
which hit older Washington resi-
dents.
j But, for conscience they can't
be beaten. Instead of wanting
to escape community obligations.
they're 100 per cent solid behind
Jackie and her campaign for the
annex children.
i It all began when Jackie. who
spent two years here as a bachelor
career girl before her marriage in
November. discovered that despite
a job and housekeeping a mar
lried woman's life is far less hec-
tic than the days of beaux and
counting which precede it.
Somehow, this energetic 27I
year-old girl found time heavy on
her hands and set out to United
Community Services with the re-
quest that they find her volunteer
work with young children. They
sent her to the annex on Lough-
boro road NV, where she found
a job to be done and did it with
a vengeance.
An ldeo Is Born
| On her first trip to the annex
lin June, Jackie met Mrs. Emily
, iSt. Pierre Hoge, who had organ
, lied a Hobby Club at the home
, to give the boys a chance for in
!. dividual work in carpentry, wood
cutting and other crafts. The
iclub, run by a group from Amer
l(continued on Page D-1s. Col. ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
Mr.. Kraft
Is Visitor
At Embassy
Thonens to Be Hosts,
Other Entertaining
By Diplomats
By Katherine M. Brooks

The Danish Foreign Minister,
Mr.. Ole Bjorn Kraft came to
Washington from the meetings in
Ottawa and this evening will be
the honor guest at an informal
supper which the Danish Am
bassador, Mr.. Henrik de Kauf1-
mann will give. The Ambassador
will be host again tomorrow eve
ming at dinner honoring the For
eign Minister and Tuesday will
give a luncheon for him. The
visitor will leave the middle OF
the week to return to Denmark.
The Dominican Ambassador and
Sonora de Thomen will give a
reception Thursday afternoon for
DR.. John R. Murdoch, assistant
director of the Pan American
Sanitary Bureau. The reception
will Immediately follow the pres
entation of the Order Of Juan
Fable Duarte by the Ambassador
to DR.. Murdoch. Dominican dele
gates to the fifth congress of the
council of the bureau will be
included among the guests.
The Pan American Sanitary
Bureau will give reception Mon
day afternoon, october /, in the
Pan American Union for the dele
yates and officials of the bureau.
The Brazilian Ambassador, Mr..
Mauricio Nabuco will have as his
guests this week the former
Brazilian Minister of Agriculture
and Mrs. Daniel de Carvalho. The
visitors will arrive tomorrow and
will be here through Wednesday.
The Ambassador and his sister,
Miss Carolina Nabuco, will give a
luncheon for their house guest
Tuesday.
The Chief of the Brazilian Army
and Mrs. Goes Monteiro will en-
terrain at dinner this evening in
honor of the Chief of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff and Mrs. Omar
Bradley. Gen. and Mrs. Goes
Monteiro will be hosts at recep-
ton Tuesday afternoon at Ward
man Park Hotel and the follow
ing day they will entertain at
luncheon in honor of Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs. Ed
ward G. Miller, jr.
Visits Annapolis
Sonora de Odria. wife of the
Peruvian president, will share
honors today with Sonora de Ia
Puente, wife of the Minister OF
Interior, and Sonora de RoSsell
wife of the Minister of Justice, al
the Naval Academy. The ladies
accompanied by the Ambassador
and Sonora de Berckemeyer. viii
motor to Annapolis this morning
in time for a special service in thu
chapel at the Academy.
Also driving to the Maryland
Capital for the service are mem
bers of the Embassy staff ant
their wives. Following the serv
ice the visitors will be guests o
the superintendent Of the Nava
Academy at buffet luncheon.
The wives of the officials ar
staying with the Ambassador AM
Sonora de Berckemeyer Will
Sonora de Odria visits Johns Hop
kins Hospital for physical check
ups. They plan to spend severs
months in this country and wi
do extensive travelling.
The Australian Ambassador an
Mrs. Percy Spender are spendin
the week end in New York. Ais
in New York over Sunday are tn
Icelandic Minister and Mrs. Tho
Thors. Mrs. Thors and Thor. il
returned the middle of last wee
from the Far West, making til
trip by motor. The Minister an
Mrs. Thors drove west in the mic
summer and their son Joined the
tses BROOKS. Page D-80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
Cancelled

The Army finance ladies' group
will not meet on Thursday as
planned. The luncheon has been
Cancelled out of respect for the
late Mrs. Eugene M. Foster.
Notices will be sent shortly about
further meetings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

added later in the evening
when the Hunt Club hosted
q buffet supper and recep-
ton. The show and party
attracted hundreds Of horse
lovers and societies from
Washington and its environs.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
ROOMS EURNIsHEo-s.E.-s.w.

FURN. RM. FOR ADULTS-Kit
priyil; All E. Capitol st. Sc. Ii
BEDRM.. kitchenette, shower; ige
lawn; will accept child; $50. 20
LARGE. 4-window. well-furnished
front room. twin beds; Capitol Hill;
convenient transportation; girls. Ii
3o1 ASiNAcosTrA RD. Sc: lars,
room. double bed; bus service. VI
TWO ROOMS. furnished. for workine
men; convenient transportation
asii Hi MINSEsorA MIMI; AVE. Sc. Ms clean
cool corner room next to bath, auto
hot-water, telephone; restricted
neighborhood, buses at door; cow
TO everything. Gentleman preferred.
LARGE DBLE. RM., suitable for cou-
pie. near Navy Yard; So each. FIR
0071, ask for FRANK.
1924 FORT DAVIS ST. Sc, nicely
furn. sgle. rm., conv. to shop. and
transp. Gentleman pref. AK. 1929.
CAPITOL HILL-Room for interest
ing young person, pvt. house, brkfst.
possible. Home advantages. AT,
CAPITOL HILL-Lge., cheerful rm.,
pIsT bsaHtifully DrnnS 1qrnished; Ii 3-asS3; sSus
pm. AT. 9252, $50 18th st. Sc.
LARGE FRONT sleeping room in
nice location: adults. zoos P st. Sc.
COL0RED-S.E.-1 or men, privils.,
lge. dble. rm., l blk. from Pa. ave.
Ii. 3-3456. 10
Evening star., 1951-07-08
ROOMS FURNIsHED-h.E

NEAR GREENwAY APIS. Sc
Men only; conf rm. next bath.
shower; with gentle family. VI
LARGE FRONT ROOM; twin beds;
CLOSE 70 o. DowNToWN. 800 r. r. l
ave, n..e.-Front rm., clean. cool
newly furn.; phone, radio, elec. fan
other conveniences; SIS wk. DU
COMFORTABLY RIM. with porch, next
e5sFt ash'0!a MoR46N Ra56 p Fl. 4it12 aEs1o w xk.
employed couple or gentleman.
FRONT BEDRM., in very lovely neigh.
SINGLE fSa Fffa6b FRONT T RM Miapsq pS en pE neay 5SsR
Jewish home. RA. sSle. "A
1340 F ST. N,E.--Nice room. next to
SatR Reef COW: fT aa7sS e BUS; senti. only; 81
LARGE. c cool BEDROOM. next to
transportation at door. Shopping cen
ter ! block; single; S35. LA. 6-7096
l22o Rhode Island aye; ne.
ridge for quiet: settled woman; on
s22 Ouett'!ss; coNsT1TuTIoN FUTON AVE AVE. NE
S27,50 month; imm. occup. See
tenant in basement.
229 B ST. NE, Capitol Hill-Clean.
attract. lge. single, 2nd floor. next
to bath: S35 mo. TR. 2035.
COLORED-1I33 MORSE ST. Ne
Attractivly furn. rms mr.. transp.
Privels. MI. Alb. s
CoLoRED-15O5 QUEEN ST. Ne
Furnished room for single employed
man. FIR 1884. $
COLORED-2 ADJ. RMS. share kit
and bath; near Kenilworth busline.
CoLORED-5S5 4and ST. NE; large
room; share bath; for man or cou-
pie; reasonable. VI. S422 90
COLORED-S06 E ST. N.E.-Singlt
man or woman. Ii. 1880.
Single rm. for man. LA. 6-6l92
COLORED-Ih5 1Ith ST. NE
lge. furn. housekeeping rm. for EN-.
ployed couple; plenty lights: nr. 8
transportation. Ii. 6-31e5.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

EMPLOYED man or woman, l double
and l single rm., share kit. anG
porch. RA. 1916.
NEWTON ST. NEAR 10th NV. Lge
sunny rm. for employ. lady; util
and linens included; S3o. DI. 1919
1884 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Ieh.k Ice
rm. for .. $3.50 mo. Va blk. 14tf
st: or 10th. HUI. $500.
1880 @ HARVARD ST; NV. Furn. rm.
1851 KILBoURNE PLACE NV.
light housekeeping room, everything
tHrnished' Mp shed' Suitable for /. $50
1900 18th ST. Mt. Pleasant car lin,
at door, l dble. rm. and l sngl
rm.; refgr. to share. Adjoining
1Pss Pss'n; G1kARp al nf0si: 81. NV. Lee, oD,e
front I'm rm, share bath; s13.75 wk
1910 sT. N.w.-"The Churchilrr
efficiency apt; bed .-liv. room, with
complete kitchen; next bath; linens
furnished: $50 mo. NO. 9S6S. --g
2eO6 L ST. N.W.-Completely furn.
trent trent pa basement 4tgt ROOM new refgF.
1857 PARK RID. N.W.-Extra-lge airy
room, for = or 3 people, hot plate
Frigidaire. laundry privileges. NO
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. single
OF double; private entrance. neal
Union Station. sol 2nd st. ne
AT. 1853 or OW. 1886. IS
1873 P ST. NV One room, refriger,
alton. sink; utils. furnished; sac
a month %
COMPLETELY FURN. ROOM, suit.
or 2 persons; pvt. bath; near Navs
Yard; reasonable; list floor. Ii
BEDRM.; $50 for Q; kit. privils., h
Crosstown bus at corner. 3221
Walbridge pl. NV. AID. 7945. Ia
ARL., val lge. rm.; gas range
share bath. refgr.; near transporta.
ton; $65 per mo. Call GIL. 1900
'RONT STUDIO RM.. refgr.. radio
TVi; dble. or triple; Sl5-S2l. EX
2I20 PENNA. AVE. NV lge. IN k
rooms, running water and Frigid
aire; entire top floor; adults. s
522 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Nicel,
fasn' pI sx1B hs. rm. for employed couple
Monroe st. NV. Ia. 1868. %
COL0RED-1 RIM. and kitchenrtt,
for husband and wife. 141s c st
Evening star., 1951-07-08
ROOMS WANTED

ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS. kitchen
or kitchen privileges: two Govern
ment girls; preferably NV. IA. s932
YOUNG ENGINEER desires nicely
furn. room, vic. Natl. Airport, shower
facilities. nad home privileges. Box
WORKING MOTHER with 7-yr.-old
daughter wants small attached apt
or rm. with care for daughter in Arl.
Annandale area Call FA. 7475. %
GOVT. -EMPL. LADY. unfurn. room
with kit. or Kit. priyil.; conv. transp.
Ieas. Box 3S9-H. Star.
BY SETTLED LADY. non-drinker,
non-smoker, in Protestant family,
within District; desires Sat. and
Sun. breakfast. Box Bah, Star. .
FURNISHED ROOM, woman Govt.
clerk; Mt. Pleasant carline: rea-
sonable. permanent. Box 406-H
Star.
SETTLED GOVERNMENT LADY
wishes comfortable room, or share
an apartment; vicinity of Connecti-
cut ave. BOX 405-H, Star.
QUIET, middle-aged man wants fur
nished room with small family in
NV. section. Please give rate.
YOUNG female school teacher would
like room or apt. within walking
distance of Holton Arms School,
Conn. ave; and S ST.. beginning ,lst
or 2nd wk. in September. Wishes
to cook own meals. Call EN-. 7034.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
ROOMS. ApTs TO SHARE

DoWNTOwN-Young business wom-
an to share modern apt. D1. 3317,
COM. on. oSGli GARDEN ApTs.-1 girl to
share aI att5ae apt With snd anetheT M pn girl
ant carline;- Ho. 5152.,
EMPL. LADY. congenial, interested
in practicing dancing, desires to
meet another lady with similar in
terests in regard TO sharing apt,
S35 mo-; northwest. Box 93-E'
son IN SERVICE. mother wishes to
share home and own expense with
employed LADY,, enjoy light house
work and cooking. Box 1886,
GIRL 1896. to share -hedroom ant
with another gentle girl; TV; S45
month Call AID. 5235. 5
YOUNG MAN to share ne. apt; liv,
rm,. 2 bedrms.. kitchen. bath. DU'
GIRL TO SHARE charming studio
tive location, convenient to trans
portation: unlimited phone; reason
TWO NICE G1RLs tProtestant,. share
lovely apt with another. ia. o7o7
APT. TO SHARE. refs. exch,, good e.
PORTER ST. NEAR CONN or 2
young mer to share lge. house;
MAD 7erv.. excel. meals, TV. WO.
GIRL, age % to 80, to share my l.
bedrm. apt. in Naylor Gardens,
Telephone LU. 2-1741. s
YOUNG LADY to share 8 rms. and
bath. woodbridge section; car stop nr.
door; S35 mo. HO. 4451. -S
APT. TO SHARE, vic. 18th and Cal
vert sts NV; with girl. age II to
25; SAC. so mo DE. 1905. IS.
ROOMY APT.-14th st. hotel apt
front screened porch; retired, con-
genial gentleman wishes to share
with another ~efned gentleman $50.
DESIRE A REFINED YOUNG LADY to
share my lge., nicely furn. 1-bedrm.
apt: conven. downtown location;
everything furn.; S45. Occupancy
NEWLY DECORATED studio rm.; kit
privil; Homart air cooler; Bendix;
$50. Rodman and Conn. Wo. 1896
WANTED, a refined girl to share with
one other a modern, efficiency apt
in apt. bldg. nr. 18th and Harvard
NV; home privils.; excel. transp.
AID. $500. Ext. 26.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD
wARRENToN. vA.-2nd-n. rms, "

WARRENTON. yA.-2nd-h. rms. with
meals for elderly people in home
surrounded by. shady lawn Phone
Waarrenton All or write P. o. BOX
CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE ROOM
who can appreciate good food. meals
NIWIY NIIpa9H1si' DEcoRaTE:D c Sa21: HOME near
Wardman Park Hotel; carefully
planned meals. maid service; . sgle.
rms gentlemen preferred; l dble.
ROOM sIuissi And BoaRp. No, Soo$. 3 meals a dax;
eisan ss9d \ rooms. a ia: %-se3S. address,
3S1S 18th ST. NE.-Twin bedroom
TO to, share with man. home-cooked
ss1s 18th ST. FL N.E,WTwin IysVi bedrm Mno 70
home; home-cooked food. MI. 1850 j.
2 GIRLS. large front room: excellent
NV location; with breakfast and
BIaTR diansF MaNsTGS SS9 me; fssh. ISS FIN EM S6s4
barking sesaii9a sH ssfH Fms sa ns s79 19ed free
FOR REFINED. discriminating elder.
" people who want excellent
accomodations; newly opened. taste
fully redecorated home; meals care
1ully planned and prepared; expert
anu klHOly SUPERVISION. MRS.
CLARK. 2206 Wis. ave. NV, OR
SINGLE AND DOUBLE studio rooms
avail. soon in this exclusive guest
home, In most cow area. Rates from
sos mo incl. meals per day. Selec-
tive menus. Full maid service. Secre-
tarial switchboard service. Reference
requested. Call MRS. BUTTON. HO
1000 %
s9o6 sth ST. Nw.-Attract. corner
front, clean home, excel. meals. or
2 empl. people. GE. 06S2. 5
PRIVATE GUEST HOME. vacancies
for elderly ladies. Lge 3rd-f. front
rm. with semipvt bath: also 1st-fl
front rn.; tray service; Diet. cor;
half blk. 10th and Decatur sts. NV
Ref Phone RA. 9143 IS
PRIVATE HOME near Wardman Park
and Conn. ave: lge. studio rm. with
sleeping porch; for gentleman; ex-
cellent meals. CO. 1927. S
WENDELL TERRACE-Doubles tri-
pies: excel meals: cow transp !;
TV; lge lawn: S4S per mo up 1927
Belmont rd nv MI. a435
1917 r. /. AVE. N.W.-Sgle. and
dble rms; running water; good
meals; reasonable; COW. location
Evening star., 1951-07-08
POULTRY, RABBITS g EGGS

PEKN DUCKS. proven breeders,
SIS. Lo. 5-0604.
MALLARD DUCKS, wild. all ages
also geese for sale. GUY BENNETT
Vienna, Va. Vienna 294.
800 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED pullets
g 3 GeekMs MAS%rrJ SlS All 1.dngaml day MOnSsy %d
WA. 1545.
brooders. nests. feeders. feed mixer
poultry netting. SH. 0206.
JAMES FEED STORE, 6I9 X st, NV
-Conkey's Yso feeds baby chicks
$500. UN. 1854. B
AS WE ARE DIsCoNTINUING busi.
ssS Rsssevs su!y gcbSnrs bSn We Hsah eF BueEsye
ssssain sMfssaMaG cAPiTAI Pfffasfei AATcaERY ~
BRooDER, elec.. 300 capacity. $500;
water cans, feeders, and miscel-
RISsNEcK laHsSHs; Iqi IqpiHESAsssslNSTs, SssslNS all S AGES;
geese, Chinchilla rabbits, ,fryers and
breeding stock. ducks, all varieties.
VALLEY FARM, Miller rd.. Oakton,
ryyanooIPh ryao Phone Vienna sdNa ,l3 l3l-J72i ped Ms
Il
mostly pullets, 45c each; 3.week-old
W. Rock and Wyandottes, 20c each.
Lanham. Md, Warfleld 1545. S
COWAN CHICKS. Md.-U. S. appvd.
Pullorum clean Hatch Tues all
year COWAN FARMS. Bowie (Md) }
FRYING 1aH RABBITS, fresh-dressed.
weekly; delicious. economical. F. C.
YOUNG Sandy Spring. Md, Ashton
mont, north on Rt. 1s2. 5 mi.
SURPLUS CHICKS, S6.75-10O GOD.
New Hampshire Reds, Barred Rocks
White Rocks and heavy assorted
Also 3-week-old chicks, 25c each.
Prices at hatchery. L. F. CARTER.
Rt IA, Mingoville, Pa.
REDS, Rocks, Crosses. Wyandottes,
Leghorns, S14.95 per 100. Leghorn,
S24.5o; Minora cockerels. 81 ;95;
HATCHERY, P. o. Box 295, Black
wood, N. j. Phone Blackwood
PULLETs, light Brahmas, Jersey
blacks and others, IL weeks, PA
lbs. up, S125 ea Daleview SS75.
BARRED rock chicks Cape Horn. 3
and weeks old. Call NO. S72S.
MALLARD DUCKS, quick sale. flock
of 80 incl. Pekins at soc ea. also
9 fine lots partially grown ducklings.
RABBITS, pure white, N. 2. breeding
age, special at $40 pr. (male and
GAG.
FOR SALE, young and old rabbits.
See 7134 Palmer I'd. Sc. Broad
Creek Md
Evening star., 1951-07-08
CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK
PONY WAGON. small custom-made
farm wagon. strong, excel. cond.;

PONY WAGON. small Gust, cust,Om.masde MAG {:
Wfs1ERN yfEH pRsstB BRSkE SI2 BEY M9 MARE are
old. gentle. does some tricks: spot spot
Saddles and brides; reasonable:
,e;s4A free dsliysTy. I,,ps41at ~ 4;41a4 PANS
{ST IL : sale; N; r p9TTSo5Nz. White
6 IS; HoLsTEiN Elm HiE1FERs. is : pan and mos.
old. Call Rockville 1905.
TAMW0RTH BOAR, registered. far
Foym' FoTed qft.' Pa 7I9i' I9is' 500 fob this
mixers and kids, from world record
PERFECT WELSH PONY. semitic.
In jumping: suitable beginner or
toRY. occoqaan Va, lS53J; week
RipISG dfSs RE- HoRsE ISS9 bs1 Ext eelSi1p 299G 1873
very gentle, peri, stable manners
HEREFoRDs - Good grade steers
bulls open and sUd bred S hsiiers Elf Also
Laytonsville. Md. Gaithersburg 420
Fairfax 693-W-11..
ENGLISH SADDLE AND bhIDLE, eX-
eel esllePt Ass condition. reasonable price
RIDING HORSES t2>, very gentle;
EXcEPTioNALLY FINE Guernsey
family COW with 2-day-old oull eaiI
iinss. fI1t 5etsi BEHsLEYs Il LEY TE. Il 4Iio. "
SMALL MARE PONY, II hands; good
jumper; price. 500. cH. 260s,
HUNTER. II hds.. brown mare, W.,
sgst easns sne eo fxcs s55S SmPsF aRAH AZ SE f
raIoa1SG, AZ II q SIS S5-year-old, bred to
Palomino stud, 2 young, 3-gaited
mares; p gentle sI;ds.. spotted Gt' so9q ponies;
i Pinto 4 yrs. old, ! Tenn. walking
mare, reg. 4 yr. old; l pony 13
hands. small Shetland farm wagon.
dbl. set harness: 4422 Suitland rd;
Sc. "a mi. beyond Cedar Hill
REGisTERED Tenn. walker; broke
See any time sun. Inquire 25 Cedar
ave, Mclean, Va, Elmwood 3913;o
! MARE. working horse, about ts h,6ue y
500. Mr.. OSCAR WR1NGREN. Rte,
GuEikSsRY iSSFyihs COW. S5 fresh wks., 2nd
Itrs eat gives dtfasoSs f Sts Hnaymaaket n5lf *
va. Phone Haymarket 1-F-01. s
HEREFORD BULL, registers4dE 4Ep6NS pHEe
Haymarket. Va, phone Hayma rket
PURE 't BRED DuRocs, reg. SOW rilts
and barrows. A. S. GARDINER. JR-'
OPEN JUMPER, s-yr.-old gelding, ir,
Jack, excellent brush horse; priced
right 11135 Old Bladensburg Td''
WANT 70 BUY Western-type riding
horse; must be gentle enough for
children and handle easily. Box
Midget HS SHELTON PONIES for sale.
PONY, 2-yr.-old FLY; used to chill
dren. IA. 4953 after Z pm. IS
2 GUERNSEY cows, with outstand-
ing DHIA record. sH; 5ld5; ",
stein COWS and heifers; TB-bangs
tested; high producers. E., GUT
MAN g. CO. 40l1 Oakford aye,
BALTIC. Is. Md. Phone Forest 4S35
(day and night).