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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-06
Smoke SCREW CHARGE HURLED
U.N.Accuses Reds OF Holding Up Peace Tai

Harrison replied: 81 have moth
ing further to say"
Harrison talked with newsmen
for more than Is minutes outside
the tiny truce hut after the ses-
sion Tuesday.
He said that hi the Reds re-
peated failure to nominate q neu.
trail 1--WE find the more reason to
stand firm" and not discuss other
details.
''The original Communist pro-
posal made In detail after We
opened negotiations Is In effect q
means of securing the forced repa.
triation of all prisoners regardless
Of whether these prisoners win 60
back Of their own will, {" he said,
referring 10 the Red demand that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-06

Eugene Jacobs Of rroosl a I'D.
lied 10 wfraers 70 Be Us ii. -
trainer at Hialeah aurias slrs siat-
or season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-06
BY ROBERT TUcKMAN

| PANMUNJOM R - The U. N.
Command has accused the Com.
munists of throwing up smoke
screen in the Korean truce talks
and said Red stalliEg "casts seri-
Gus doubts on their sincerity"
III 1t. Gen. William X. Harrison Jr.
insisted the Allies could not agree
to Red demands that 1900 priS.
oners who have spurned commu-
nism be shipped to a neutral
Asian custodian.
MANY would destroy them.
selves rather than submit to re-
moval from Korea" the senior Al
lied delegate said.
The Reds refused again at a So
minute session to commit Them
selves on a neutral custodian.
The most Red truce delegates
would say was that Allied nominal
ton of Pakistan as neutral care
taker was worth welcoming. /"
They also insisted that both sides
first work. out the functions OF the
neutral before deciding on the ma
ton itself.
Harrison, senior Allied delegate,
told reporters that the functions
would apply equally to any neutral
and said of the Red demand:
That is merely a negotiating
smoke screen. That's all in the
world 1t is"
North Korean Gen. Nam n.
chief Red negoiiator, declared the
important question" Is whether
unwilling prisoners shall be sehi
to neutral nation or shall be
turned over to the neutral Gus.
todian In Korea
Nam asked the U. N. Command
to clarity these three points:
/. What steps would the Allies
take to remove military control
over the prisoners?
2. How would The U. N. Com
mand at the same time enable the
neutral to take control Of the
POWs?
3. How would IL maintain order
in the prison camps?
Harrison replied such matters
could be quickly solved once agree
ment was reached on The neutral
nation.
1T Is obvious that since the de-
tails about which you have asked
can be solved without serious diff
Guilty il should be no real problem
TO you TO nominate q neutral To
perform the cussodiaI function, I"
Harrison said.
Unless We reach agreement on
all elements OF the matter Of Gus
todv and final disposition Of the
prisoners there VIII not be an ar
Enistsce. Therefore. there is 10
need 20 discuss these details priar
TO agreement ca The neutral state.
Your evasion uf the matter 0f
agreeing an the neutral naerriy
causes suspicious Is 10 yuar mo-
isves. Unless yca are prepared
to accept one al the nominees o.
nominate dissegwnt nne. - have
nothing ssrfher 70 sly. "
Nam replied:
.Saars y0pr xtde RS nosHsaasei
Pakistan hi sarve ~ j neasvsi ns.
tsson me consider shxt ypzT side
hss ise aaJ son - make 4 clear
rs. how Ia rrsass Pakastan 70
ssrgseh u.s. fsaekbsTs
Sc wa3s 81 alzr - ssss sssr
~ ys.ws 81 ss.F 81 e - fae
- a4xss ! have 81 spsNxrf.
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oil baking PoWs be sent eli of
Korea after truce.
Harrison continued:
'The Communist refusal
cept one Of our nominatio CT 10
nominate one OF their own Il
~ . negotiating tactic int ,ci MT
to reach q reasonable asreere..t
but to gain their own obiessivrs
and to wear US down just by wor ]
or to try to draw US off into
issues. into Insignificant u =.
We have been negotiating anout
nine days now and up 10 the mo-
ment have had nothing 10 ilii.
cate that the COMMUNISTS really
desire an armistice.
. The delegates meet again at II
am. today.
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Miller Reports As
Operations Head
For Subron Four

Cdr. Charles K. Miller. USN. Of
Willeamsport, Pa. has reported for
duty IS operations officer on the
staff Of Commander Submarine
Squadron Four.
Cdr. Z. A. Lajsunie. former OPP
crations officer, has become Com.
'nande- Submarine Division i22,
based here.
Cdr. Miller ser~ed aboard the
battleship California AMI DESTROYER
Talbot before attending the New
London, Conn. submarine school in
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Today's
Vvor,,er,
BY DOROTHY ROE
AP Womeu's Editor 8

Babies appear to be the most
popular interest on which all Hol-
lywood agrees without dissent.
"Everybody's having 'em," says
Dennis Day, the singing Irishnan
of radio and Tv. Seems to be
Kind of an epidemic. Nice,
though"
Dennis has been married five
years to colleen named Maggie
and their score to date is four
children: Paddy. 4, Dennis 3, Mike
z. and Margaret Mary. 6 months.
Says Pop:
when proposed to Maggie I
suggested We have eight children.
She married me anyway. We're
halfway to our goal and, who
knows? It might turn out to be an
even dozen"
Day, whose real name is Dennis
McNulty, points to other
Hollywood celebrities in the stork
derby. Lovely Maureen O'Suliivan
has seven children; Bing Crosby
has four boys: his brother Bob has
five children; Joan Crawford has
adopted four. And Of course there's
that famous baby, Desi Arnaz ",
who timed his birth for his
parents television schedule.
The Days live in Vaudeville
Canyon, near Hollywood. Ali the
rest of the Day family has moved
to the coast-Dennis's parents and
his five brothers and sisters. All
except one are married and busily
engaged in raising babies.
The one unmarried brother is
DR.. Jim McNulty, who is engaged
to the lovely Ann Blyth. Dennis
says he doesn't know whether DR..
I'm has brought up the subject
Of big families to Atm as yet, but
he figures she must have observed
the family propensity. after meet
ing Nom and Pom McNulty and
their IA grandchildren.
DR.. Jim, handy for his broth
ers and sisters. is an o5stretr.cian
and keeps fairly basy within the
family circle.
Dennis feels he was fortunate
in his choice of wife. She was
Dorm Margaret Ellen AImquist,
and was introduced to Dennis by
his mother. Maggie also likes big
families. and deals with her pres
ent bouncing brood with the great.
est of ease.
The Days have no time for try
ing out new theories of child psy.
chology. They believe in the old
school of child care, and do not
spare the rod.
Dennis aired his views on child
raising during recent visit 10
New York. where he arrived 10
receive medal Of honor as the
most outstanding aiumnus Of Man
haitian College. presented BY Car
dinal Spellman. Says the singer.
1t sure was fun, seeing ali my
old classmates aca.n AL Of them
have three or fnsr chsas~er sa~s
One. a doctor. has eighi-but be
started earlier.
Dennis feels that the Hollywood
baoy eoom il here 10 stay. poins-
ing oui that Al the new homes
ont there have multiple bedrooms.
ard that young cauysies who start
ed ogt In three-rocn bungalows
e hav.ng 10 expend their LIVING
quarters 70 take care a The added
juyensse population.
This situation has prodmred n1e
--ssieal Labor ss0Ftage--bahy sit.
tiers.
Carrie 6rimss, rnanaesf az sh@
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1871. During Wur.a War II. ne ser.
we'd on the submarines Sea d.. ION
and Redfin completing IL war pa
trols. He commanded tie ii
year hesers besonisns m
tor at the Naval Academy for tAu
year.
From 1913 to 1850 he command
ed the sua-iarsne Ser o. Els
last duty hefore reporting he .s
ii the Fleet operations diyis On h
the office Of the CLief Of Naval
Operations.
CIR. Miller Is re Husband II The
former Miss Jane Butler u D.
mont, ". ].
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Kansas Visitors Mr. aud Mrs Howard Boswell Of Kansas
City kans spending their honeymoon in the city the
of Mr. and Mrs William WesbeFry 25l7 Clinton Ave
The BoSwe stopping the residence OF Mr. Ed
ward Brown 3740 Fourth Ave. So
Helpers Club: The Helpers Club Of ST Peters ANE
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22

deterioration but hasn't been able bodies
older lax into the last stretch either gradually rapidly
keep minds clear
cline with grace, / have just
II just through fe that picked this particular
tor Apparently he's the believes that
less TO sometimes the body probing
into the complexities the
Maybe this is the marginal difference between good doctor
and mediocre professionally speaking
would humhly
suffered particularly tough psychological blow through
of loved and has since with the
symptoms that took father
has with stubborn Illness
thorough cheekup and at the time consider
Illness is legitimate and how much psychological
have minor trouble perhaps your
self into the tortung abyrnth OF mental
To pleasant things program sponsor
ed by the beer company samples
gwen out Too sudsswacy characters
The that Daddy SS-sto
6Ta bath Eldoado
Of excitement both downtown
apartment house New
Daddy it's
present tenants Park
West viii be seeing slow but steady exodus
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

May % Mr.. Chester Adams,
Minneapolis. MINI John Moultrie,
si3 Emerson Ave. N; William
Madison. $500 Portland Ave.
May "a Lucille NJ. Ellie, 725
Emerson Ave. N; Mrs. Henry
Schofield, 5127 N. James Ave.
May Howard NJ. Englund,
2900 Girard Ave. N.
May 26-Norma Norman, 81
Aldrich Ave. N; Shirley Biles,
1887 f. Franklin Ave; William
Marshall. $3.50 Fourth Ave 8;
George Mills. sos Eighth Ave N i;
Mrs. NJ. X. jefferson. 1925 Ere
mont Ave ".
May rs Mrs. Willie Lee. BOT
Dupont Ave. N; Mamie X.
Hughes. 61s Seventh Ave. N;
Lawrence Mccoy. 1908 Humboldt
Ave. ~.
May 2s-Mr. Gerald Bailey Jr..
3549 Fourth Ave. s.; Cedric Sol
berg, 800 Midland Bank Bldg:
Thomas y. Stovall, 1856 FIFTH
Ave. s.
Out-of-Town Birthday
May Is William r. Ashby,
Kansas City. Mo. Hilbert A. Bow
den, Rockford. Ill; Mrs. Florence
Perry, Birmingham, Ala
May 2T Miss Dorothy Waters;
William f.andrum, owen Wis,
Irene Carter, Wichita. Kans.
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church will meet on Sunday May
-. at the home OF Mr. NJ. @
Evans. 3T4o Fifth Ave. S.
Visit Omaha: Mrs. shirley Gray
ard children and her mother, Mrs.
Irene Bergman. 1925 Fourth Ave,
s, left Friday evening, May rs,
for Omaha. Neb,, TO visit relatives
and friends They win be gone for
ten days,
Out Of Hospitals; Mrs Edith
Mouldcn, SStS Fourth Ave, s.. re-
turned home from Fairvicw hos
pital on Thursday, May IA, and is
much improved
Week End Guest: Miss Jane
Carpenter of Albert Lea, MINI,
was the week end guest OF Mrs
Jessie Shepard, 1928 Fifth Ave,
s. Miss Carpenter plans to enter
the University school OF nursing
next fall.
Booker T. Washington Study
Club; On Tuesday. May II, Mrs
Ethel Stevens. 39ta Fourth Ave,
s., was hostess to the Cooker T.
Washington Study Club, THIS club,
the oldest in the city has been ac-
cepted into the membership OF
the Minnesota Federated Women's
Club, the first OF our group TO be
admitted. Al their meeting they
renewed their membership in the
NAACP and made donation to
the Negro College fund. The next
meeting win be he'd ON June 2,
at the home OF Mrs. A. owens,
5000 Clinton Ave.
Leaves ON Vacation; Mr. John
w. Baldwin, 6l2 18th Ave. s left
Monday evening. May ~. on trip
South which will include visits in
Birmingham, Tuskeg'-t and Sell
ma, Alabama. st Petersburg,
Jacksonville and Miami, Florida,
and from Florida. he will 40 to
Havana, Cuba. Mr. Baldwin viii
| n. AWAY for A month
The Cantinas; The Cantinas Of
st. Peters AME church viii meet
at the home of the directress, Mrs,
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

viii Make Home In California;
MIR. and Mrs. Burrell Morrow, 1881
Bryant Ave NJ, left the City We'd
nesday, May 20, for Pasadena,
Calf. where they plan to make
their future home At the present.
they viii reside at the home Of
Mrs. Morrow's sister. Mrs, Ruth
Mitchell
Coterie Club: The Coterie Club
held their regular business meet
ing on Sunday, May II, at the
home OF Mrs. Lucille Tillman, 523
Irving Ave. ". Guests were Mrs,
Irma Jean Smith of Topeka,
Kans., and Miss Erna Smith OF
Tulsa, Okla Mrs. Irma Jean Smith
gave an interesting talk. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Amanda Law
son, 1920 Oakland Ave, on sun
May "a, which time officers for
the ensuing year viii be elected.
Sprains Ankle; Mrs. Hardy
White, 4042 Clinton Ave, was
painting a window sill in her
home on Saturday. May 10, and
was standing on step adder,
When she stepped down from the
ladder, she missed two rungs and
fell As result she was taken TO
the hospital for treatment Of a
severely spraincd left ankle and
has been confined 10 her home
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22

a heart x-ray Better to know the truth than to
worry myself 10 death. Well. who wants to live
forever Wonder if anybody will miss me- Guess
III read a magazine. What's here on the end table
Life Magazine four months old. Ladies Home
Journal, June 1850. Real up-to-date stuff. Don't
want to read anyhow. Too nervous. Who is this
coming in the door? Flftysh matron with too
much blue rinse in her grey hair What she look
ing at me for Now she's taking out long cigar
cite holder and putting a cigarette in it, looks
ridiculous at her age. oh Lordy, the doctors call
ing me into his office. II won't be long now
The doctor asks me what L THINK il
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the Disabled American Veterans,
and brought gre etings from his
unit. Newly elected officers for
the ensuing year for the Post and
Auxiliary were installed.
Called To Grand Rapids: Mr..
and Mrs. Phil E. Freeman. S57
Iglehart Ave. and two sons, Al
fred E, and Phil Jr.. left the city
Sunday, May II, for Grand Rap
ids. Mich, to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Freeman's brother-in-law,
Fay Ebbo.
Home From Germany: Sergeant
Alfred E. Stewart, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Phil f. Freeman, S57 lyle
hart Ave, returned home from
Germany, where he is serving in
the armed forces, on May s. Sgt.
Stewart is on 60 day leave and
will return to his post of duty on
July l.
HospitaliZed: Mrs. Magnolia
Cunningham, $50 Fuller Ave, is
quite i'll in Mound hospital
Convalescing: Mrs. Sterling
Duke, 1928 Undertake Rd., has
been discharged from the hos
pital. is much improved and is
now convaIescing at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
r. Bantam, I'll Carroll Ave, The
baby is doing nicely.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22

Halhe Ewing. 4o44 Fourth Ave.
s., at p, m, Thursday evening,
May 81
Delegate; Mr. Nathaniel Evans.
97s IglehRrt Aye. was elected
delegate TO I he state convention
OF the Disabled American Vet
Grams. which win convene in All
bert Lea, Minnesota, on June 26,
81, IS Mr. Evans was elected
from his unit which Is the iarg
est veterans unit in 81, Paul and
Ramsey County, He served as
commander and is now a member
OF the executive board OF the st.
Paul chapter Of the DAy
81.
Called To Chicago, Mrs. Marie
Williams. 1922 Portland Ave, was
called away hurriedly TO Chicago
to attend the funeral OF her cou-
sin. DR., Ida Nelson, retired
dentist. Or. Nelson at one time
was the only woman dentist in
the u s. She was about So years
old. Her survivors are few cou-
sins. Mrs. Williams returned home
on Sunday. May IL.
Chiidrens Day Tea; The nursery
committee OF Border ME church
is entertaining the children OF the
church and guests at tea on
Sunday. May 20. from 4 to 7 p. m.
in the undereroft Of the church.
rs Limited Club: On Memorial
Day, Saturday, May 30. the 25
Limited Club will entertain mem
bers and their guests ut picnic
at Excelsior Park
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IRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

May % Lawrence Whitmore,
500 Rondo Ave, Mrs. Ruth
Hickman,
May 24--Ahce Curry, $40 Al
bernardo. Mrs, Mildred Durand,
l545 Timber Lake.
May 25---John Patton, 954 st.
Anthony Ave; Morris Hickman,
1854 N, Dale St; Mr.. William
Tendle, 500 ST. Anthony Ave:
Mrs. Royal Crawford, 522 st. An
thony Avenue.
May 20 Mrs. Ellis Manning.
$50 1glehart Ave. Mrs. Veronica
Grantham, s76 Iglehart Ave, Mrs
Ruby Woods, 94s Iglehart Ave.
Mr.. Walter Mcfarland. 1910
Rondo Ave; James Dixon, sec w
Central Ave.
May q Mrs. Alice Manning.
943 st. Anthony Ave: John Lee.
963 Carroll Ave: Estella Luckic.
1871 Sherburne Ave, Thomas
Clemens, Jr.; 400 Carroll Ave. ;
Donald Toliver, Sr.. 5li Iglehart
Ave; Christopher Durand Sr.,
1869 Carroll Ave: Richard
Sweat, 1909 Carroll Ave: Robert
Hunt, Jr.. 43s w. Central Ave.
May IS Constance Jones, 1921
Rondo Ave; Mr. Robert Mitchell,
6S5 Carroll Ave; David Brooks,
TO St Anthony Ave.
May 20 Bert Carter, 65S w,
Central Ave: Paul Coleman. 287
N st. Adams. Mrs. Paul Wood,
94s Iglehart Ave; Mrs. C. H.
Parker, 766 Rondo Ave; Mr. a,
b. Parker, 575 Fuller Ave.
out-of- Town birthday
May 25--J. w. Strong, Spo-
kane, Wash.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22

Ramsey County draftees at 8 a.
m. Monday. May IL. Mayor
Daubney was unable to after. /
due to illness. Mr.. Arthur o.
Lampland of the st. Paul Asso-
citation gave the going away talk
in the absence of the mayor.
There were a large number of
draftees.
Spring Dance: Members of the
Mid-Century Club gave their
spring get together on Saturday
evening, April IS, at Green's
Night Club. The highlight of the
evening was dancing which was
enjoyed by all. Later in the eve
ming the party was entertained
with a barbecue dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Tay-
Tor, 953 Rondo Ave. Members and
their husbands present were the
Messrs. and Mines. orion Shelton,
Tallie Hampton, Curtis Taylor,
Harm Douglas and Darold Day.
Guest At Installation: Mr.. Ma
thaniel Evans. s7s Iglehart Ave,
was a guest at the joint installa-
ton ceremony of the Jewish War
Veterans, Post 1872 held at Aaron
Temple, on Wednesday, May 13.
Mr.. Evans represented his unit,
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wrong with me a o of My
irregular and sleep nights and
get dizzy spells hardening
and know something and want the truth the plain
truth The doctor takes two sheets from pad He's telling
a hand. hands
shaking the and shines The doctor tells
back and sit until calm down What does he
calm down." I'm a wreck. can't calm down
tell him. He tells to back out and calm down
sitting calming" ynungish gentleman
appointment
haired lady s sitting and smoking out of the elongated cigarette
holder look She asks what
calming tells she has
doctor because she thinks things crawling her and what do
think supposed
maybe telling sym
toms Oh Oh that type The babes with everything IN the books
Imagination, nothing
about her ailments Then suddenly very pretty nurse peeps her
door calls, RUSSELL" peo-
they go
She ultramodernly equipped laboratory
best Doc Browns
going x-ray your first" 1 suddenly
don't want heart xrayed home and keep
having palpitatons Let here.
sit and relax" You're l
prove 1
ready get ready
the The taken The pictures will
utes
your straps some
and legs that thing blow
osE her "ror yorr COZ b r, :, docs ,ou ,oy.r L,o ,a
Fine thing EXC machine this
At least could lie down the time he took EXC This sitting
makes look like the candidate
awhile people keep
telling goes
the ceiling radio desk can't
hum isn't this bore? What yawning I'm
We'll, well. asleep Ell ?" a
Who's asleep? Dawggoned i
The and the EXC way before
study reading
office and he will
pressure,
Fifteen minutes later pounded
and sounded sitting his office
dict What's he nddng papers why
doesn't he with it?
Nothing be unduly alarmed about" finally
show be within the limits"
He takes ruler explains how the conclusion reached,
doesn't the pictures pretty perfect the
would be at 20 but they amt note doom either.
Blood exactly everything
Then the doc asks a series questions When did first
this heart business" in
why" 1 back n right my father died"
that.
He tells about the psychological
loved particularly closely attached Dad
people usually
Others hold
n o a make n
Smart cookie, that
get patients a types" o
sick don't know won't admit It, Others trying
MAKE themselves sick don't won't admit IT,"
the docs office bordering the disastrous
happy effect the mind entire pattern OF
Oddly, perhaps oddly full night the
first time years. No palpitations poundngs.
End of a to docto
medical down the
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The WAY | SEE 1T
4 BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CITY: THOUGHTS WHILE WAITING TO SCH
DOCTORS Finally got the the doc for eec
trocardiogram x-ray truth
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22
Wedding
Anniversaries

May "a Mr. and Mrs, Norman
y, Light 66i Carroll Ave. Q
years; Mr., and Mrs, Lionel Allen,
6Ss w Central, 30 years. MIR. and
Mrs Claude Brown Sr, AL St
Anthony, ~ years, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Grant. 7S9 Rondo Ave.
May 2T-Mr, and Mrs George
Brooks Sr, 697 Rondo Ave. 81
years.
May % Mr. and Mrs, Arthur
II. p, Rhodes, $50 st. Anthony
Ave 80 years; MIR and Mrs
Horace Brown, SOS Carroll Ave.
S5 years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22
Social and Personal
z ST. PAUL

Twin Cities Maids And Matrons Club Mrs A v Hail. 1898
Central Ave- will be hostess the Twin City Maids
Matrons club at their regular monthly meetings Saturday
May %
Mayors Armed Forces Committee The Mayors Armed
Forces Committee held program for the St Paul and
Evening star., 1953-02-03
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

0COTTIES-Pups and adults: Axe
1900 Roosevelt st. Arl: JE. 2,3432
Axe. REGISTERED-Cock blond,
male: is months. Reasonable. dU.
IRIsH SETTER PUPs-Males and
females. z %ksy reasonable. Can
BOXER PUPS - Female, docked.
cropped and shot. Ready to go.
Sired by son of champion warlord.
Al r sfGD&aerman fi1Se shepherd. sired
by international grand victor cham
pion valiant Of Draham." Lo.o Z
lRisH SETTER PUPPIES. 10 weeks
old; Axe. Reas. LA. 6-2611. -
PUPS, "a blond cocker spaniel, "a
Irish setter; wonderful pet; weeks.
Haymarket (Va.) 4-3252.
PUPPIES. females, mixed; very lovely
pets; 2 and mos. old. So. EN-
WANTED-Male skunk for stud pur-
poses. Call XII. S-3952. %
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPPIES, excel
lent conformation and bloodlines'
SPRINGER SPANIEL, male; ideal
household pet; must have room to
run: used to children. OIL. 2-21O7.
BASENJI PUPPIES. Axe reg. bark
less. short shaired; ideal for chill
dren and apt. EN-. 2-0SS1. 3