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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-07
LOCAL VIEW.
TO HOLD
POPPY SALES

The local Carlton M. Fonvielle
Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
will hold annual Poppy Day Sales
here on Saturday, May 81, Joe
Spivey, commander, announced.
The Poppy sales are used for
local charity work, Spivey point
ed out.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-07
MISS CURRIE WITH
BULLOCK'S HERE

Miss Anna Bell Currie has ac-
cepted q position with Bullock's
Department store here and assum-
ed duties this week, Earl Spivey,
manager, announced. Miss Currie
has wide experience in department
store work and invites all her
friends and past patrons to visit
her at Bullock's.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-07
Vivian Granger
Breaks Arm

Vivian, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Granger, sus-
tanned a broken arm Saturday aft
ernoon when she fell from the
porch It the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gomez
Prince.
Both bones were broken in the
left arm between the wrist and
elbow.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-07
Fire Baptized =
Holiness Church
Announces Service

Special services will be held at
the Fire Baptized Holiness church
here Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Rev.
Chester Collins, pastor announced.
Evangelist Claude Hurley OF Co
lumbia will be the guest speaker.
The public is invited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-07
PIANO RECITALS
SLATED HERE
TWO NIGHTS

The Piano pupils Of Mrs. Caro-
line Murray will present their an
nual recitals on Thursday and
Friday evening, May 8 and 9, at
8 o'clock in the Tabor City school
auditorium.
The Rhythm Band will also ap-
pear on the programs.
The public is invited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-07

wife, we're convicted on the con-
spiracy count only.
I. S. District Judge George Bell
Zimmerman set sentencing for 10
A. IT. Thursday. He rejected the
plea Of State Sen. J. Ralph Gasque
OF Marion, defense. counsel, to
wait three or four days.
The Federal officers began ef-
forts las: Oct. 20 to carry out the
eviction order signed by Judge
J. WatieS Waring (now retired).
One or another of the Graingers
met them and refused to get out,
The Indictment and testimony
charged. Finally, on Dec. II, AL
fred J. P!owden Jr. of Summerton,
I. S. deputy marshal for the
Eastern District of the State, took
three deputies, Hal H. Hardin,
Ray A. Gaddy and Julian M.
POulnot, determined to take Mrs.
Granger to a hospital and clear
out the others. Plowden hired an
ambulance from Ralph Inman,
Tabor City, N. c. funeral director,
but dido't uccessd in his plans.
When the rattle Of gunfire was
over, Homer Granger and Deputy
Poulnot of Charleston lay wound
ed. The officers, followed as the
ambulance in which Inman and
MS companion Layc Thompson. OF
Chadoourn, N. c., sped from the
dangerous scene. Poulnot was TAX
en- in il to Mullins Hospital.
The property had been subject
to a civil suit earlier, brought by
still another daughter, Mrs. Mamie
Granger Joyner, and her husband,
]. Lee Joyner of Cerro Gordo, N.
c. In the case, the Joyners were
declared. owners.
A family dispute conferred over
argument by the Graingers that
the was not on the land on ques-
ton.
Judge Zimmerman ruled that,
since 40 appeal had been made
from the civil decision, that case
was closed and facts set up there
IN could not be brought up in this
trial.
The Graingers denied that they,
mad used weapons on Plowden
and MS deputies
A bullet, which the Government
SAID was taken from Poulnot's
body was exhibited at the trial.
II was declared a 80 caiber slug.
The officers said they carried only
.38s.
VI the Graingers and their kin,
only Charlie Annette. apparently,
look seriously the eviction order.
he mad departed and was not in
HolVed further.
Ine aged woman herself, was
me first defense witness Tuesday.
one was wheeled into the. court
room Tor brief testimony. The de-
tenoan's and A. ]. Baker, Horny
county surveyor, who drew a plat
VI the land. all took the stand
40, 40 Questioning. The marshals did
LIKEWISE; as did DR.. ]. T. Cain Of
oiilnS. Lacy Thompson and Clerk
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-07
A. C.. EDWARDS

A. C.. Edwards, local Atlantic
Coast Line agent, and prominent
civic and church leader. is expect
ed to return from Thompson's
hospital, Lumberton today after
receiving treatment there for a.
bout two weeks.
Mrs. Edwards will return with
him.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-07
MRS. J. w. HIGH

Mrs. j., Woody High returned
from the James Walker Memorial
hospital in Wilmington Friday
after receiving treatment there for
some time. She is now progressing
nicely 81 her home here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-07

]. ]. Canady spent some time
recently in Florence with his
daughter, Mrs. E. L. Davis, il.
and family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-07

Mrs. Julian Smith of Betnei
visited her mother, Mrs. MARY
Todd, last week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-07

Mrs. j. r. Butler of Bladenbero
,,;.;t.d mere wednesday Afternoon.
Evening star., 1952-11-01
Good Woy to InstoII Clothes Pole
By Doualos Tuomey

The old-fashioned wood clothes
poles were fairly easy items to
install, as the portion which was
lset beneath the ground was larger
than the exposed section of the
poles and denoted just how deep
the hole should be made to receive
them.
The new type Of pole. usually
referred to as the umbrella
type" is generally made Of
aluminium and presents q far
greater problem because, when
loaded fully. the wash hung from
lit acts as a sail and, unless the
assembly is properly installed. it
is very apt to collapse.
The proper way to install the
modern clothes pole is to make a
hole in the ground about foot
in diameter and 18 inches deep.
This should be filled with con-
crete to depth of about inches,
and metal sleeve should be set
in the very center of the hole, and
concrete poured in all around it.
The top Of the sleeve. which is
usually Ia to 2 inches in height,
should be above the ground about
Evening star., 1952-11-01
Lewis
CONTINUED From Page BID

window area on the south wall,
heated air flows into the rooms
along the perimeter of the north
wall. In the summer time,
cooled air flows along the south
wall.
The architect has made the
house available for public in
spection to benefit the Scholar
ship Fund of the Marjorie Web
ster Junior College Alumnae AS
sociation, which will sponsor a
one-month exhibit starting to-
morrow. The exhibit hours will
be as follows: Saturdays and
Sundays, ! to pm; Wednes-
days. z to 9 pm; Thanksgiving
Day, / to S pm.
Evening star., 1952-11-01
Wise HousehoIders Try
To Get Rid Of Moisture

Did you know that doing the
laundry for a family OF four can
create over 4 pounds of moisture
vapor in the air? Shower baths,
dish washing and cooking all
throw more and more moisture
into the air in varying amounts.
In the winter time, when win
dows are closed, this moisture
seeks to escape through the walls
and ceiling of your house and
may have a destructive effect on
the wall materials. 1t encourages
tthe growth Of organisms which
cause dry rot and mold. Simplest
answer is ventilation. An exhaust
fan can work wonders. Ventilat-
ing louvres in the attic will allow
the moisture vapor to escape.
Opening a window in the bath
room after bathing will do away
with the heavy load of vapor.
Evening star., 1952-11-01
Tip for Winter Pointers

Old-time fears of exterior
painting in winter are being null
Lifted by modern knowledge and
practice. Because oil paints have
"a winter tendency to be thicker or
denser it, may seem advisable to
add more turpentine or other
thinner to reduce the viscosity
and bring the plant to workable
consistency. Do not add the addi-
tional thinner. however, unless it
is so recommended on the paint
label.
Evening star., 1952-11-01

this same distance. It must be
in a true vertical position.
After the concrete has set (four
to five days) the shaft Of the
dryer can be dropped into the
sleeve and will offer q firm and
solid base which no amount of
wind will affect.
Evening star., 1952-11-01

Care should be taken to put
a wood plug in the sleeve or put
a metal cap over the sleeve if
the dryer is taken out of the
ground for any reason.
This is to prevent dirt and
stones from filing up the sleeve.
released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Emergencies Increase
AT Suburban HOSPITAL

Use Of Suburban Hospitals
emergency room has almost
doubled during the past few
months. Miss Amelia C. Many,
superintendent, announced today.
A total Of 627 or an average of
81 persons daily used the emer-
gency room facilities during the
month Of August. In July the
count was 601: in June 800, and
for the first 20 days Of September
1856. During the first four months
OF the year the average number
OF monthly users was $50.
Industrial accidents accounted
for the largest number of patients
in any one category. Miss Many
reported. Heat exhaustions during
Evening star., 1952-09-25

The Washington, Bethesda and
Silver Spring chapters of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce will
hold a First Birthday Party" for
young men and women who have
reached legal voting age since
1948 tomorrow at $3.50 pm. in
the University Of Maryland Coli
scum.
The dancing party is aimed at
getting out the vote Of those who
Evening star., 1952-09-25
lndio Edwards to- Speuk

MARTINSBURG. w. Va, Sept.
Is Especially Mrs. India Edwards,
vice chairman Of the National
Democratic Committee, will be the
speaker for the annual banquet Of
the Berkeley County Democratic
Woman's Club here October 20, it
was announced today. It will be
held at the Moose Home.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

the summer months ran q close
second.
Adults have more and worse
injuries than children, the records
show.
Industrial workers step on
nails, drop weights on feet. cut
off fingers, get steel in eyes and
even break their necks.
Children eat paint brushes,
swallow a handful Of aspirin
tablets or other pills, drink tur-
pentine or get the collie.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

have never had an opportunity to
vote in a presidential election.
Among the guest speakers in
vited to be present are: District
Commissioner F. Joseph Dono-
hue, Gov. McKeldin of Maryland,
and DEWITT Hyde, Republican,
and Mrs. Stella Werner, Demo-
crat, candidates for the House of
Representatives from Maryland's
9Th District.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
FALSE teeth
That Loosen
Need NOT Emborross

Many wearers Of false teeth have suffered
real embarrassment because their plate
wrong time. Do not live in fear Of this
happsning to you. Just sprinkle q little
FASTEETH. the alkaline (uou-acid)
powder, on your plates Holds false
teeth more firmly. so they feel more COM
Portable. Does not sour. Checks plate
at any drug store
Evening star., 1952-09-25

Here is invaluable information that
will relieve any doubts you may have.
You'll know what to expect during
pregnancy .. and what you should
know about your child's first year.
You also get over 5000 names to
choose from in selecting your baby's
name. ALL FREE.
Evening star., 1952-12-05
APTs. FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HoTEI-one
room kit and bath; completely
fyrn;; air;sonditiened apt; tub and
DeoDls; so full 1dl hote, services no .ngs ti%e
lsss 81 COM HSE11si. aiE Ha enc. o47S io.
2 adults Share bath. S65 mo.
rm;, bedrm.. kit. bath: pvt: entr ;;
nicely fURNiIsHED. kit, 6edrm
9S s9S md Rs5vats e.. Raih ao i9 s4gs gEivase home
sGGisSLEs4T' GiS IT. coMPLETiLY si Fri Sf'Pi 'fPiuRN1sHED
Dupont Circle area. DE. 1884. -
Mr.. l4th. AND N N.W.-Large liv
Tr1so r1n; bsdrm.; d ;;,., kit. ,d and pyt. ssa bsth
MISSOURI AVE. NV, 1901. Apt
103; 2 rms, kit. dinette, bath; "a,
and refgr.: avail. immed. RA. 1856
NR. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
"a so;9,. rms; sS. VI Nth pvt; bath; gentle
S. snGRs w. FREE fsReS Inn GG sps ySs1 in .xchans.
for services Of sober couple as man
ayers Of rooming house. Husband
can work out: Ma; 0o10. 10
bath. hot plate, linens. dishes, refgr
BASEMENT 81 VEN APT; t sss stove. s'T; refer' s
ETC.: / person only: $45 mo. 4l4
Buchanan st: NV. ia. 1854. -6
GEORGETOWN-All facilities; Q bed
rms. kit. bath, iy. rm. and hal
rm.: on main busline. Ho. e464
ONE RIM. KIT, share bath: Mass
ave. and 18th st. NV: S55. utils
furn. Call Elk 5O97. -
FOR DIPLOMAT or business execu
tive; completely furn. enc. apt. il
new bldg.: ne. corner Meridian Hill
Park; all utils.; Sl35 mo. WA
sss SHEPHERD ST. NV. Bed.
living rm., pvt. BATH kit. incl
porch. ground floor; utils.; s7b mo
1858 EUCLID NV, corner 14th st
pvt. bath; Sss. 80. Also 2-rm. apt. t.
incl. kit, 3rd a.; $3.50; newl!
dec, nicely furn.. utils. incl; adults
no drinkers. Call after 6. DU. 2o33
Evening star., 1952-12-05
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

LOCALITY - Fine lge.
rm.. twin beds. refgr... hot plate.
ssspipyt; o,,ts bath; nice nice class people;
1893 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Sgie. or
dble;: abter: next = bath; ho BABY Ss ok; $40 yk.
s1as m F ST: N. N.w.oNe%iy W. eSSy' dec; refsr.,
snfr sadlo' sly sT1y Ex. siTfOsm Ss5s mattress: svt
1927 EYE ST. N.W.-Apt. in desir-
able neighborhood. S15 wk. MRS.
So ssafBSi bSichANASS RzN SSe! ST. NwsM2 N.w.-sedi2m.,
1iss 1itehsa; sA 9iesly ssss furn. EMPLOYED feu'
rooms with privil: of reception
room. kit. and laundry. Ho. 776S.
1914 18th ST. N.w.-Extra ige.
room. deep closets. nice kitchen
cite, End Il; front; plenty of heat.
SIG per week. Shown from b-s pm.
Ie14 18th ST. NV. Lre. room,
Frigidaire, stove. sink: empl. gent.
$40 week: Shown 5-s pm. -
DUPONT CIRCLE. Clio R st. NV
Lse. light housekeeping front room
with running water. Adults only.
ss4e 18th ST. NV rms, studio
unit. redec.; ideal for 3; also lEe'
corn, corner rm. with porch. twin beds.
eos3 KALoR1MAi RID. NV. at Oa Conn.
ave.-.Spacious, furn., light house.
keeping suites, at S55. $50: utiis.
incl: LUTHER L. MILLER. DE.
1Y9S G9s' R. of; i. AVE: AVE. N.w.-1se. front
married cple.; also lge. front sleep.
ing rm. for pentlem
Evening star., 1952-12-05
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apts. or
houses or sublsts. Wash Va, White
Open 2 days MA. 0001
COUPLE desires Immediately, fur
nished apartment, near Navy Annex;
approx. $100-$120 a month. Call
GE. 1861 and leave address. g.
URGENTLY REQUIRE multiple bed
rm. rental units for mil. personnel.
Contact Housing Once, ANDREWS
AIR FORCE BASE, HI. -3100. IS
BUSINESS WOMAN needs efficiency
apt, furn. or unfurn.; must have
pvt. bath. Up to $50. JE. 2-7S92,
WANTED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ID
1-bedroom apt. for bachelor. Will
sublet. MR.. ENGLE, DE. 2109.
YOUNG employed couple, or 2
sedroSm, bed sg r untfurn, stI1, in NV. or ne
BY BUSINESS WOMAN Unfurn.
northwest apt. bldg. where small
piano is permitted: not over $s6.
THREE sci. NAVY OFFICERS desire
2-bedrm. furn. apt. Jan. /; quiet
neighborhood. nr. Anacostia Rec.
sta. LU. 1910. -
COUPLE, with I7-mo. old child, would
like furn. Or unfurn., 1-bedrm. apt;
approx. 500. LO. 5-s522. -
Evening star., 1952-12-05
ROOMS FURhlsHEp-N.E.

Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIv.-Pine-paneled
liv: rm. and bedrm., pvt. bath, lge.
cedar closet: excel. transp., shops;
$50. dble. LA. 6-1S24. "a
TWO COMMUNICATING RMS, nicely
furn.; kitchen privils.: nr. st. Alo-
FsHTHER sifffi An And fD.AHUGHTER will con-
slider. sharing entire clean home; all
privils., full equip; young girls; /.
$40; .. sos: no other roomers.
CoISoRsEDGFURNisHED Ss ROOMS
Couples or l or 2 girls. Call Ii.
6-lG6l. evenings. 10
FRANKLIN ST. NE. RIM. refined
lady, apt. bldg. 20 minis. downtown,
No other roomers. NO. 1888. IS
COLOREn. FURNISHED ROOM 70,
cple.. on Trinidad and Fla; ave. bus
oSIoREb. sSItssi nons End RF1zIs TLoo Front: Kit
gS1yllsss;, gg;t sss. smpl' adults on oarline
c0IIoRssfISe-FuRNIsHED Red ROOM 70,
young man: priyileges; convenient
transportation. LIZ 3-69s0. -
Evening star., 1952-12-05
HOUSES FURNISHED

KENsINGTON-e rms. and 2 baths,
oil air-cond. heat; conV. to stores
slS Snd transp;; Sl35 per mo. Cal Cadll
Sill 18th PL.. LANGLEY PARK, MD.
yenient Shopping Center: 3 bedrms.
living rm., kit. dinette. bath; COM
pletely furn.; auto. heat (gas); de-
tached new brick rambler; S125 mo.
M: PAIL HANNAH. 732 18th st.
Vernon blvd. i mi. SO. Alex. T Brand t.
new; nicely furnished. lh-bedrm.
rage; fine drinking water: ali utiis.
cHE4iy ITEpi s1SH3a cHasPRh Phone ov. SssS; M7Io 7Lno
sei se %o sS ssni sVs i%%sd %si 5GGn &c. S7Sss SSS
$3.50 31st PL. N.W.-smaII two
bedroom, detached brick house:
neat. clean, modern. enicient; fully
diately available: SI6S. LUTHER L.
MILLER. DE. O655. OR. 5967. s.
FALLS CHURCH 3-bedrm. brick
home home; garage and bsmt,;, lovely
ALEXANDRIA-Attrac. 2-bedrm. brk.
duplex: din. rm., tiled bath, full
bsmt., pch vd.; close schl. and shop !;
beaut. fu-n.; S125. TIE. $3.50 after 6.
new 5-rm. brick: is
minis. downtown; compl. furn.; bsmt..
sSISk ysTd; $40. wa. WA; 1909: ,.,5.-7 !.
porches. gas heat; near Catholic
Univ; $125 mo. Box 210-S. Star.
8 RMS, 8 baths, master bedrm.,
rec. rm.; excel. furniture. 3rd and
Hamilton .sts,. NV. Conv: to
churches, school, busline Win lease;
200. HU. 8646; ewes, AP. 9044,
FALLS CHURCH-Three-b e-bedrm. ram
disposal; corner lot; s16O mo.
Chestnut 653S. -S
GLOVER PARK-Loyely corner home.
Nine rms. 3la baths, reer. rm., ga
rage; $226. Ma. 0904. IA. 345e.
Evening star., 1952-12-05
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON-Furn. bedroom. next
bath; conv. to all transp., close to
Clarendon. ia. 4-1S73. -
3lel lst RD., No. ,Arl.. va.-Com-
Portable .rm. for lady or couple;
ia: S-89S3 bet. 5 and s pm. IS
A PRIZE. 1st f.. front rm.; pvt. bath.
pvt; entrance; garage; gas heat;
unlim. phone; other attractions;
man or woman. CHI. 22S9.
ROOM AND BATH, VA.-A large
warm room in q modern home; re-
stricted neighborhood; some privils.
15.min. drive to Pentagon. Call FA.
4S40 or ia. S-9012. %
Mr.. UNIV. OF MD.-Dble. rm., twin
beds. next bath; studio rm. with
kit; reas. WA. 215O. -
priyils.. use Of phone; .TV; JU. g.
1894 after 8 Fri, all day Sat. and
Sun. Two girls or couple pref. -7
Evening star., 1952-12-05

EAST CAPITOL ST.. near Capitol
Very MICE large liv. rm. and ad-
only. Also very LARGE nice front
rm. $3.50 wk. Ii. 3-0120; ewes,
Ii. 3-27S1.
1917 9th ST. S.E.-Nice sgle. rm., 1st
floor front: priced reasonable; very
convenient. Ii. 6-3692. %
CAPITOL LOCATION, 200 4th st. Sc.
Large, clean, warm rm.; lge. closet
next bath: Frigidaire. $40 and Sic.
Also cohee privil. Call EN-. 1888.
Evening star., 1952-12-05

FFEEzEF r. 81 es s.ef t. xRs: F4ss sst sssd o.4 Il
CHRISTMAS TREES WANTED. i.ooC
pines and cedars. Also. holly. mistle.
toe. What have you? HO. 5S19
H0: 2,5s19. after Fri. r.
7s4s. night. EN-. i4s7. '.. - "a
FRESH PORK. ready for your freezer
now taking orders; whole or half
guaranteed disease free; As cent.
Glsrkssnys S ss1iysrsd Me w. oaithsFsbal, ISRk5TT
AFRICAN vIoLETs, interesting snt
beautiful. Forty or more varieties
including Lavender Lassie, lovely
lavender-pink; Blue Girl. fayoritt
dark blus-yiolets and Red Sport
@ Sioominessiae s plants IrRef for 1 ssss, se post: Z
paid. Offer 3-14. African Violet.
free COPY African Violet list or IS.
page general nursery catalog In
$3.50 S45 NJssRs1Es Esn'sa
BULiDozERs AND LEADERS. rem,
or contract. Estimates free. UN
LaSpscAp1Nc AND AND TREE SERVICE
AZ AEalsss saos4s l9r 81 ssls F. s2gsE ss4s & Bid
cow MANURE. well rotted; $40 pei
bu.: delivered WA 4593. IS
NEW EQUIPMENT-I. H. c. Cub
Super A. C. H. and NJ. tractors
plows, mowers. rakes. forage har.
vesters. corn pickers. 5alers. drills,
spreaders. leaders. power units
wagons, heavy-duty discs. hammer
mills and shelters. New Holland bal
ers. forage harvesters. blowers, saws,
cement mixers and discs; New Idea
mowers. rakes. corn pIckers. spread
wagon unloaders. bodies, sprayers.
lime and fertilizer dist; Brillion
grass seeders; Myers hay condi-
tioners, baler and binder twine.
Parts and service. MALONEY's
INC, Silver Spring, Md.
l. HI. G. CUB, as low as S716: for
small farm or estate. MALONEY'S,
INC, Silver Spring. Md.
USED EQUIPMENT; Cub tractor: B.
w/cult.; Ford; Massey Harris 101
w/plow: D. c. Case; F. IL wImower
and cult; F. IL and F. 20 cult.
two 12-tn. and two 14-in. plows;
harvester; Woods corn picker;
Massey Harris eft. p.t.o. combine.
MALL CHAIN saws. new and used;
INC. Silver Spring, Md, JU. S-3333,
Evening star., 1952-12-05
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
across the country: safe. storage IN
Phone NO. O1O4.' UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. Established 19O6l.
ARE YOU MOVING to calitornis
Daily service on household goods
and autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. National 1859.
ROYALL TRANSFER. We. will move
you by the job or So per hr.: 6 rms.
as low rs $50. DE. 6136. DE. 0066.
MOVING and hauling. day or night
FOE QUICK PICK UP and delivery,
light moving and hauling. Call any
time, 10. 3-5407. 3
MOVING SPEClALlsT, any time.
Short notice calls. Hrly. or flat rates.
HILLS TRANSFER CO., AT. 9342.
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE,
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. Ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RIA. 3-1416.
6s
Evening star., 1952-12-05
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION in
the country while you are enjoying
YOURS. Comfortable screened runs.
2 good food kind supervision. Pick up
kRoss ssxfEy kENNEIs stsa sleWnias seVxlia ss Ess
COCKER PUPS, Axe reg. handsome
healthy pets. A small deposit will
reserve one for you, VI. 3716.
PO0DLES. min. French. gray. 4 mos.
Ga, Sss, championsh5p u,apna adp breeding; 5000
TOY MANCHEsTaR iscaf Sgsi PUPPIES, -
wks. old, pedigreed Axe. call week
ends or weekdays after 5. WO. S516.
fyrPIgs1s1s. Igs7 $50. saS. Phone
nSxEs 9s1ss FRs ssEtass raised ed S:s
shale5fni s'GE TERsfER 8h sosa xkc S.s,
.emale, 8 yrs. old; $50. Owner
tFsnSfsEred overseas. 70. s-1355.
akG 0m rsaS1 s2ed st0fe
pets and field champs. ia. 1886.
BEDLlNGToN TERRIER. male. BIZ blue;
has been shown; won 3 dog shows;
BOXER a4f FfP Furry: ~: s-sSs7' mes,' male, f.sn
collie = DOG, S Axe AIlfe req : PM male. sable
cH%% ci,Sasi9Ei tGlo%So 70; 100. S59ia4s,, &, .,s. -
male. 16 mos: Browning 11-W-2.
BOXER PUPPIES-A Merry Christ
mas for all male and female: S-wks.
old. faun with white markings, su-
perior disp.; and breeding. Axe
registered;, dam and sire can, be
sssa san Ss sS0d prs hSns sp more 45g 5TgD0Ttas 1855
CHOICE cocker kerr PHPsMAKc, SRP 4
generation pedigree, XII. 9-09s0; %
cs5aTAHgA RRaWMgg ~. PUPS ,rs.+io9 for C GhTistmas
] mile east 301 intersection. Phone
Annapolis. Md. 6O64. =
SCOTTIES-Pups and adults, ideal
companions. Axe reg. MacKINNON,
1909 N. Roosevelt st., Arl., FA. 1892.
want the perfect pup for Christmas?
6 mes;s dark fawn, white markinss'
cockER &c; iHsii PUPPIES. Axe reg. male.
bred stock and excel; bloodline: $40
GERMAN sHEPH PHERD puppies, not
Axe Axe reg: b, but ! H., brsd from excel.
POINTER German short haired
pups, 3 mos. old and Grown stock;
AaIS ARc Re reg; ksS66 sS6 blood line; s@5-si@6.
MONT. co. SHELTER has dogs for
adoption. Save a life! Open Sat.
$40 to noon JU. 5-51S3
PUPPIES, German shep-
herds. thoroughbreds without papers.
7 weeks old. UN. 1887. =
BUFF COCKER PUPPIES