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The Nome nugget., 1951-02-21
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SENATE BILLS

The Nugget has complete -fiik of the Senate Bills which has been sent from Juneau. Anyone is vel come to read these bills. n
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Senator'S kilograms
tt.s eart& 80
Put on Quota Basis

The Senate Rules Committee
will put into effect on April l a
new system for limiting the num-
Der Of kilograms Senators may
send on official business at Gov
ernment expense.
The committee has fixed .ar
Overall ceiling of $500, 900 on the
Senate's telegraph bill, which is
about 100000 less than was spent
last year.
1t also has worked out a sep
iarate quota for each Senator
based on the population of tn,
State and its distance from Wash
ington. This is the first time there
has been any formula. Up to nov
Senators have exercised their owr
Judgment in the sending of tele-
grams.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Frank Costello Drops
Out Of Sight After
Crime Probe Session
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 27.-Frank
Costello, the shy racketeer. has
dropped out of sight.
The Senate Crime Committees
star witness, whose nervous hands
became famous when he refused
to have his face televised, faded
out when the committee closed its
New York hearings Wednesday.
Even the police, who want to
talk to him about an attempt to
enter his apartment early last
Saturday morning. can't find him.
Gossip around town has it that
he is in Florida.
Police Visit Apartment.
Asked about Costelio's where
abouts. his attorney. George Wolf.
said last night: II really don't
know"
Detective Capt. Benjamin Mil
Ter went to Costello's plush Gen.
trail Park West apartment yes
terday morning to discuss the Sat-
urday incident, in which three
men forced their way up to the
apartment door and then left
when their ringing went un-
answered. ~
A maid told Capt. Miller, he re-
ported, that Costello was not home
and had not been since Saturday,
and that she did not know where
he was.
viii Be available"
Costello told the crime commit
tee that he had about $4,000 in a
strongbox in the apartment. Mrs.
Costello said Saturday that all
valuables had been removed.
Mr.. Wolf said that should the
Senate committee want to talk
to Costello again, he will be avail
able.
In that case, Mr.. Wolf said, Cos
tello will get in touch with him.
Wolf said there was hint"
when Costello left the witness
chair that he might be recalled
and that he still is under sub
poena.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Brooklyn Grand Jury
Continues Quizzinq
Weary 0'Dwyer
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 27.-Former
Mayor William O'Dwyer made a
return appearance today before
the Brooklyn rackets grand jury
lquizzing him on links between
|racketeers and political leaders.
Grim, unsmiling and visibly
tired, Mr.. O'Dwyer, now Ambas-
lsador to Mexico, entered the jury
room today for another day of
interrogation. He spent AZ hours
before the panel yesterday. There
was no official comment on his
testimony.
While the ex-mayor was teSti-
flying yesterday, one of his long,
time friends. James j. Moran,
pleaded not guilty to a perjury
charge arising from Moran's tes-
Itimony before the Senate Crime
Investigating Committee.
Moran, who has been forced to
resign q $15.000-a-year lifetime
city water, commissioner post given
him by Mr.. O'Dwyer, was indicted
Iby Federal grand jury yesterday
on three charges of perjury.
Weber Also Indicted.
Louis Weber. a former convict
|racketeer, also was indicted.
Weber. who has been held on per-
Jury charges for more than a week,
also pleaded not guilty.
Moran was released in $25, 200
bail while Weber remained in Gus
Itody. Weber's bail was increased
from $4,000 to $4,000.
| The perjury charges arose from
Moran's testimony that he saw
Weber fewer than six times when
he (Moran was New York's first
deputy fire commissioner. Weber
swore he never saw Moran before
they met at the committee hear
ing. A third witness, Gerard Mar
tin, receptionist for Moran, said
Moran and Weber sometimes met
as often as II times a month.
| At the arraignment, Federal
Judge Henry w. Goddard set
Moran's trial for April 9. Moran
faces a 15-year prison sentence
and $4,000 fine If convicted on the
three counts.
! Weber'S trial was set for April
Is. He could go to prison for five
years and be fined $4,000 If con-
victed.
! May Be Quizzed on Finances.
/ Mr.. O'Dwyer's grand jury ap-
pearance repeatedly deals with
police-protected rackets. Mr..
ODwyer was Brooklyn district at
torney before he was elected
Mayor in 1945.
The jury also is expected to ask
Mr.. O'Dwyer questions about his
finances and about his inyestiga-
ton. while district attorney, of
the Murder, Inc, mob.
Mr.. ODwyer refused to discuss
his testimony yesterday, but he
told newsmen he would fill out a
financial QUESTIONABLE if asked.
| Assistant District Attorney
Julius Helfand said he did, not
bring up the QUESTIONABLE yes
terday.
I'll announce it if and when I
! do it," Mr.. Helfand said.
MIR. O'Dwyer is expected to COM
plete his testimony today. s9s ~
! The former Mayor refused to
comment to newsmc n about the
Moran indictment. PIT
Evening star., 1951-03-27
1obey Is Threatened
by Mail and Phone;
Letter Given 10 FBI

Senator Tobey, Republican, of
New Hampshire said today he had
received two threatening letters
and a telephone call in connection
with his work on the Senate Crime
Investigating Committee and had
turned one over to the FBI.
Mr.. Tobey's son. Charles M.
Tobey, jr., was quoted in Concord.
N. H., as saying the first of the
notes was received nine days ago
and that the Senator had been
protected by a 24-hour guard
without knowing it.
Millions of Americans have seen
and heard Senator Tobey de-
nOunce racketeers, gamblers and
other lawbreakers during the COM
mittee's sessions on television.
The Senator said today he was
unaware of any police protection.
This also was news to Mrs. Tobey,
who added that she "hopes he is
being protected"
Tells of Phone TRADE.
Senator Tobey said he picked up
the telephone last Friday and a
male voice launched into a TRADE
and threatened me-" The man
hung up before Senator Tobey
could talk.
One of the letters was described
as written in longhand in rather
crude fashion. Don't be too sure
of your safety it warned the
Senator. Like the other letter
lit was anonymous.
The first threat was received
about a week ago, and the type
written one came yesterday. Sen
ator Tobey said the second note
was "intelligently typed" but
that he did not turn 1t over to
the FBI.
The threats were disclosed after
FBI Director j. Edgar Hoover
testified yesterday that threats of
violence and intimidation have
been directed at members of the
committee. -.
Hunt Is Threatened.
One of these was received by
Senator Hunt, Democrat, of Wyo-
ming while the committee was
investigating gambling In Miami
Senator Hunt said today he had
had no more direct threats. but
had received letters critical of the
committees work.
The letter sent to him in Miami
was anonymous and bore Bos-
ton postmark. 1t warned him OF
consequences to those who stick
their noses into other people s
business.
| Rudolph HALEY, committee
counsel, said he was telephoned
by a crackpot while the commit
tee was meeting in New York.
The man warned he would plant
"a bomb and blow up the RCA
Building, where sessions were be-
ling held.
! The committee chairman, Sena-
tor Kefauver, Democrat, of Ten
nessee. indicated he was not too
perturbed about what he called a
number of "crackpot letters" he
has received.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Fay Aide Ordered 10 Study.
Testimony on Reds Cohan

United States Attorney George
Morris Fay said today he haS
ordered a study of the Senate
Crime Investigating COMMITTEES
testimony concerning Nathap
(Reds) Cohan. ,,
Cohan, who lives at 1921 Four%
teenth street NV, was mem
toned by Sidney Brodson, Mil
waukee gambler. as his Washing.
ton channel for bets. BrodsorJ
said he would call Cohan here
and ask him to place bets for him
Mr.. Fay said one of his ass
sistants. Harold H. Bacon. will 60
over the testimony to determine
amy law violation here" ~
The committee tried to subpoenS
Cohan for an appearance before
it last Saturday but was unablo
to locate him. Cohan reportediy
has checked out of his Florida
hotel but has not returned to his.
home here. -
Evening star., 1951-03-27

Costello's help in getting some
rooms at New York's Roosevelt
Hotel.
Senator Tobey interrupted to
ask if Costello was "a renting
agent" for the hotel. zwillman re-
piled that he did not think so
and explained that Costello went
there and I didn't"
In further questioning, Mr.. Hal
ley brought out that Zwillman was
interested in a General Motors
truck sales organization. Twill
man admitted this only after a
conference with his lawyer. Morris
Shilensky of New York.
He said he got the agency by
applying for it and did not think
any money was paid.
How much have you invested?"
Mr.. HALEY inquired.
zWillman refused to answer that
and other questions about wheth-
er he has property or investments
in the names of other people. He
said the answers might incrimi-
nate him.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
REWARD

Black cocker spaniel male. disappeared
without collar. Wednesday from 2S3l
49th st NV: cwner broken -hca re d
Please call OR 514S. 30
Evening star., 1951-03-27

was brought out that Zwillman
was charged with contempt OF
Federal court in 1889. He ac-
knowledged that he was, but he
said it was in connection with an
other case.
When Rudolph HALEY. chief
counsel of the committee, under
took to question ZWillman about
his bootlegging activities in pro-
hibitlon days and his money
making pursuits since then, the
witness politely but firmly refused
to answer.
He said the answers might in
Icriminate him. He added that
the intelligence division Of the
Treasury's income tax bureau is
his returns and that
he understands the inquiry reaches
back beyond 1882.
Statute of Limitations Cited.
Senator Kefauver noted that
the statute of limitations on in
come tax frauds runs only three
years and said that Zwillman had
no reason for refusing to answer
questions about his pursuits before
1882.
! The witness finally admitted his
bootlegging activities and said he
had brought liquor into this coun-
try from Canada. But he stead
fastly refused to say with whom
he was associated or from whom
he bought it.
! He said he entered legitimate
business in 1885 and identified
his business as the United States
Yeast Corp. Later, he added, he
Ientered a business of beer dis
lpensing equipment but went
broke" losing the money he put
into it.
After that, Zwillman said, he
bought into the Public Service
Tobacco Co.. a cigarette vending
firm, and that his wife and two
children, boy. II, and a girl, 8,
own his half of the business. His
partner in this undertaking, Twill
man acknowledged, was Michael
Lascari. a friend of Charles
lucky Luciano, deported vice
king. Zwillman said he knew
Luciano "casually-not too we'll"
Mr.. HALEY then pushed his
questioning of Zwillman's other
business activities and finally drew
from him the admission that he
had once owned 1000 shares of
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
securities. But he denied he had
sought to exert any influence on
the management of the road.
Your attorney, William Egan,
was made president of the road"
Senator Tobey said.
He isn't my attorney" Twill
man replied.
, AS the witness continued to re-
fuse to answer questions, Senator
Tobey said angrily:
why don't you come clean.
should think you would hate your
self, trying to cover up all the
time with silly answers. That
+ isn't typical of American citizens
Help the committee out and you
will feel better tomorrow"
"Sold Stock, Forgot It,"
Under further pressing ques-
tions, Zwillman said some one he
did not identify told him there
was a chance to sell the railroad
some vending machines.
Il never did," he continued
There was no business there. !
never made a nickel, I sold the
stock and forgot the whole thing u
Zwillman said he knew Costello
fairly well and that that, if he had
called the New York gambler four
times in one day-as Mr.. HALEY
said-it must have been to get
Evening star., 1951-03-27
FOUND.

DALMATIAN - thoroughbred; pregnant
owner or good home. ANIMAL SHELTER
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Hong Kong Paper Suspends

HONG KONG. Mar. q (P.-The
Hong Kong Telegraph, British
owned tabloid newspaper, an
nounced today it would cease pub
lication April /. The company also
publishes the Morning Post and
the afternoon China Mail. It
blamed the suspension on the
shortage of newsprint and other
supplies.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
VeIde's Suitcase Stolen

Representative Velde. Republi-
can. OF Illinois reported to police
that suitcase was stolen from his
car between s and Z pm. yester-
day while it was parked at Sew
enth and K streets S.W. The suit
case contained a suit.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
ROOMS WANTED

GOvT.-EMPLOYED MAN. non-drit,k-
er, non-smoker desires furn. room in
NV. section. in Christian home. Box
REFINED WoMAN-care for child,
or companion, for small room. Box
ROOM WANTED. private family,
ghfone; Bowie vicinity. Box 362-B,
GENTLEMAN, reliable, desires fur
State particulars. Box 35S-B' Star
3 UNFURN. RMS. by retired woman.
reas. walking distance downtown.
Ink, ROOM or loom and board;
care; 7; q; Bog I113. Wash. 13, D. c.
LADY with foreign mis-
sion wants l or 2 nicely furn. rms.
In private home or apt. house June
/. HU. 1885 bet. 1915. or write
l716 New Hampshire ave. NV.
BY MIDDLE-AGED BACHELOR
Room. preferably with bath. in home
OF cultured, discriminating family;
will pay we'll; would like few meals
II convenient. Box 3S0-B. Star.
QUIET, MIDDLE-AGED MAN desires
furnished room in small family.
Please give rate Box 415-B, Star.
EMPL. LADY desires furnished room
IN exch service as companion to
elderly lady. WO. 2960 all day Sun; /;
Nor, after 6 pm. IA
WOODRIDGE-Employed lady desires
room, quiet: refs; home near
trolley (not bus). AID. 6552.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
APARTMENTs FURNISHED

SCOTT KEY HOTEI-one-
room. Kit. and bath, completely
furn., air-eonditioned apt; tub and
shower; S. to So per day for 1 or
2 people; full hotel service; no time
limit. 900 10th st. NV, MA. 5426.
NJ WHY DECORATED and weIl furn.
ished, spacious / bedrm., liv. rm., kit.
and bath. Parauet floors. 24-hour
sWltchboard and elevator service.
25l4 l4th st. NV. after 10 am.
tIsI stS s.w.-s rms. light house
1859 IRVING ST, NE.-Bsmt. is sp..
bath. Can pU, o524 Hrs. s to 8 m
s.BEDRR@%.. e. fTRa. fHf 70 APT Pr in Sc. to be
sublet June 1st to Sept. Both. With
pqtps qtil 500 d9 mSi yo; s-s272. Ia
room. bedroom. kitchen, bath. pvt.
entrance, large yard. couple or
child Avail. immediately 1S Lin
coin ave.. TAX. PIX. Md. SH. 1884.
CLEVELAND PARK near Wis. ave. !;
liy:. rm;. Kit. and bedrm,. utils. incl,
1867 ss1 rEWkEsBGRY pL. .N,w.-kee- NwiS
reation studio apt; neatly furn. !;
large pvt, kitchen fully. equipped;
also pvt. bath; lady preferred; $40
wv. nv sEcrioN.Att. lA; ioss apt. with lf Iiv.
rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath. Pvt.
entrance vt. parking facilities;
1s41 18TH Ut. NV. NO. S223. la
Evening star., 1951-05-13
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

on same floor with bath. with utiis
furnished; also refrigerator; Sl4 per
Tk; Call ST. 194I. Ia
DOUBLE ROOM-2nd floor; COW.
transp' 3oos Que st. NV. AID. S166.
1917 DELAFIELD pL. NV IaS room.
r,;l:,s 2 CLOSETS; twin beds, kit. and home home
1a1i EUcLiD 81. ST. a.w.-1 rm. sen semi.
bath, refgr;, Apply tlrst floor front.
p Ga.fa Sal IL pU 9 NJ o5@4 from s-s an.
se4O HIATT PL. NV, corner Of Park
corner studio rm., cooking facilities
unlim: phone; reasonable. 10
CORNER 18th AND L SITS. NV
Large room in apt. next bath, In k,
Mrrigidsdre' Mag .sa &C couple or gent. Avail.
WANTED ACCOM-. "a day Memorial
wk. for quiet family 6: Ink. privil.
Link. SINGLE OR DoUBLEgVeery yeS
close to 18th and Columbia rd., $40
per per mo; Or; 1907.
saH SIS. na "a. sSissale osss for / Frisida,re i4
LGE. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rms,
next bath; utils. furn., S12 wk. FIR.
'S WITH sss sT rsnse SE ssr Em t,N md aGo 5 rear
1905 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Lovely housekeeping rm. or apt. room,
completely equip. CO. 1909. lib
S06 r ST. NV. near White House
Newly decorated. EX. O520.
BEDROOM. share L.itchen and bath,
child welcome, S3s mo. Ii. 3-0o22.
L. RI. K, nicely furn., 1st floor front:
good ne. location: conv. transp., Is
minis. downtown. II. 3-46s7. -l9
SCOTT CIRCLE AREA-Studio rm.,
with new refgr. and hot plate; SO
weekly; gentleman. DE 0S64. Ia
LARGE, CLEAN L.H.K. RIM. in det.
home for ] or 2 adults; S45 mo.
RA. 97O3. -16
2147 r ST. N.W.-Studio rm.; refgr.,
rsdio; television; S15-$22.5o week.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
ROOMS fURhlsHEp-N.E.

MICH. PARK, 4307 12th st. ne
Small front .rm., clean, adj. bath;
share nice home; gentleman. La.
BRooKIAND-Front rm. for re-
liable gentleman, in pvt. home. LA.
caTHadoIIc UNIv.-very large front
room, newly dec, twin beds; suit.
able for two. CO. 3615. III
for young lady. for keeping apt.
clean and answering phone. Box
19ae A ST 81. N.E.-single room, pvt.
home; conv. transp. Call TR. 346S.
NEAR cAPIToL-oirl for attrac.,
airy rm.,. adj. bath with shower.
33I 18th ST. N.E.-Attractive room
near bath: pvt: home; girl. Is min
1aP s9wSteVH 5sS 81 N,Eons EE oe7s lr. ..e lt t,t
drinking; i only o'sssSes one other; ss5 s5' mo 70
1914 D ST. N.E.-Large sunny room
convenient bath; ON carline; reason.
able. Ii. 1912. -I6
ROOM. single, front. newly decorated;
all conveniences; white: reasonable
Wo, VS. sass. Isl, desired; Md. ave- ne ne
LARGE RIM. for empl. man or wom.
an; 10 minis. to downtown; bus al
corner. Kit. privils. AT. 7452.
SGLE. FRONT RIM. for man. also
master bedrm. with kit. priviis. fol-
couple; in quiet home. Ho. 1886
NICELY FURN. RIM, adj bath, pvt
home: min. to car or bus line;
gsntlemsn. ega5 $500 Eastern ave. ne
W. -l4
NICELY FURN. FRONT RIM. for lady
or gentleman, next bath: So wk
Homelike atmosphere. GE. 1891.
WOODBRIDGE, residential, cor. cath
Irving st. n.e.---Large room. 2 win
dows; home priyils.; blk. car No.
&c. Reasonable.
AIRY, COMFORTABLY RIM. at 18th
and r. l.. S. Call AID. 3163.
SINGLE FRONT ROOM. laundry anc
phone priyils.; in Michiran Park
COLoRID = CoNGENIAL COUPLE
or 2 girls; must be employed; refs
Call before 2 pm, Ii 4-74a4. Ia
COL0KED-NICE ROOMS for EN-.
ployed men; some privtieges. "a
Todd pl. me-, HU. 6505. --1a
Evening star., 1951-05-13
ROOMS WITH BOARD tcons.)

HALF BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE,
1904 10th st.--Nicely furn. double
rms. twin beds; good home-cooked
food; home atmosphere; reasonable.
1912 16th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for
young men and young women; good
r0 ISod' walking va distance downtown
DUPoST CIRCLE AREA-17ae New
Hampshire ave. NV. Nicely furn, rm.
for ladies; also large rm. with
running water for men; unlim
phone in each room; excel. food; TV
and social privileges. CLUB MASON.
11oi % 18th ST. N.w.-sinsle room
for gentleman. Also doubles for
ladies and gentlemen. Switchboard.
Good meals. Convenient location.
7e5 18th ST. N.w.-Attractive rm.
do,,,, Tor ,refinsd gentlemen. single or
coIoNY cfpB1Esrse CLUE -g1H: double room rooms,
spacious closet; conven. transp. !:
good home cooking. congenial crowd.
Nj; s745. COLONY CLUB. 1892
1fos i = 18Th ai~' ST. N.w.-pleasanNt tim rms.
sarage. MI. 274O. Ia
DOUBLE RIM: with running water;
reasonable. DE. 9645. 1917 Rhode
Island ave. NV.
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 10th st. NV
rooms for young ladies and
young men; water, tel. in rooms;
We aRE ToPs sSfs' fof o1afS FOOD and accom- eco
modations; new furnishings; adj.
bath; get the best. 1851 Hobart
st. NV, NO. 1914. Ia
SINGLE RM., N.W.-Man; home cook
ing; every convenience; near all
transp. Call CO. 1895.
l455 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Double
room, pvt. bath, twin beds; single;
vacancy to share triple rm. for
young man: excel. meals; parking
privileges. HUI. $500.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
ROOMS FURkIsHED--N.w.

LARGE. nicely furnished front room.
twin beds. ample closet space. maid
esoa ssrG''f iath pG sT. 01Ss 1N.w.-Attrac@. t..
twin beds. 2 closets. pvt. law. pvt.
family; gentlemen only. RA. 4233.
NEW RAMrsHrRE HOUSE. l712 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.--Newly deco
IS sTisshSesrS nsshsgTS, service, ass s. No ssas
near Dupont Circle-Daily maid
service. "a hrs switchboard service;
large comfortable rooms: single
SS:75 UP: double. $3.50 up. DE
1854 COLUMBIA RD.-ss.5o VIZ;
single rms. for men; 5 baths. show
ers. TV; 10 min. to Govt bldgs..
on carline Also dbles AID 1890
OPPOSITE STATLER HOTEL. 1006
18th st. n.w.-Single and double
rms, front; attr. furn.; ladies'; reas.
"a CLAIMING ST. NV large
rooms. twin beds and double. kitchen
prfvils.; mr.. bath; mr.. car. HO. 1921.
2a1s CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. inear
Wardman Park Hotel)-Room, furn.
for gentleman; semipvt. bath. MI.
55oS 18th sT.-Nicely furnished
front room; convenient transp; nom
drinkers. GE. 1854. Ia
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM between
z buslinss. Is min. to downtown.
GE. 1898. -13
Evening star., 1951-05-13
FARM 3 GARDEN tcen..,
EVERGREENS
LYONS NTTRSERTES
POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS

f9sdss Fos "a sAEs s7sr ssIns sa1 81 2
3S4S -13
CHICKEN BRooDER. 4 battery elec.
Alex $3.50. Ia
for SO; phone VI. 02So. @i2 -
JAMES FEED STORE, 61s X st.
NV. Conkey's Y-O feeds, baby
chicks. poultry supplies. ME. 0OS9.
RINGNECK PHEASANTS. guineas and
geese Matching eggs; early chick or
ders accepted. Vienna 156-W-3.
REDS, Rocks. Crosses, wyandottes,
Leghorns. S11;95 per 100. Leghorn.
sIs: Misorca m,sGr,a Or heavy breed ppIlets e
fryer cockereis, ss.s5, 900 for SIS SIS
KRYDER'S HATCHERY, p. o. Box
S95. Blackwood, N, ]. Phone
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED CHICKS, /
wk. old. SIS per 100; giant Pekin
packli1ss' par ioG ind. Eo y. y: s approved, Ss4
&d.. sSzsn WA! Q, 1916 & MAXWELL Lanham'
GSosLINGS; pure-bred white Chinese.
CHICKEN BUSINESS. large 2-story
ehieKen 6rsaasr mouse; hn electricity and water;
VIII rent all or separate. Cali D'
w MILLER. JE. 3-7474.
RABBITS, special price: 3 fine N. z.
Wnite does; ] male for $25. SH.
DuCKLINGs-40 well-started pekins;
also adult mallards and crosses
laying. SH. 6146.
GEESE. day old and started. L.
IIOMPk1NS. Phone Waldorf 31I4,
SURPLUS Chicks. se.7s-1oo COD
New Hampshires. Barred Rocks
White Rocks and heavy assorted
Prices at hatchery. L, F. CARTER
r a, Mingoville, Pa.
BABY CHICKS - New Hampshires
Barred Cross. Va. U. s. appr. null.
orum. clean; matches Tues. Fri
POULTRY equip, oakes elec. incuba.
Knoll HATCHERY. nc. Nc r RsAfSs 4 sos
rnl9SE rnlT9,E Alex; va. .Alexandria $500
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farm. Hatch Tues, Low price to
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HINES CHICKS
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