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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28
Fire
Led Safer
'TlleaterS Now

CHICAGO R ~ Fifty years ago
this week newspaper readers read
story that seemed incredible.
II was the story Of . fire that
snuffed out the lives of almost GO
women, children and men in a
matter Of minutes In the new,
'firepro0f Iroquois Theater.
The disaster touched off a chain
reaction in the United States and
Europe. II gave q hot spur to a
movement that brought new safety
regulations and theater safeguards.
Among them are quiek-opening
vents over stages and automatic
sprinklers, reinforced asbestos or
metal fire curtains, flame-resist-
ing scenery, emergency lighting
systems, and exit doors that are
plainly marked and open outward.
II the Iroquois had had these
safeguards, and had them in work
ing order, one of the greatest trag.
edies of the 10th Century would not
have played there.
The theater, on Randolph ST. in
Chieago's Loop, was jammed that
day-Dee. 80, 1903. About !, 500 per-
sons we're seated, and more than
200 stood In the aisles, at q mat.
inee performance Of q musical
show, ''Mr. Blue Beard"
During the second act q stage
drapery brushed against an arc
light and caught fire. The flames
leaped into the rigging loft.
Eddie Foy, q comic and . star
of the show, ran from his dress.
ing room to the stage.
Don't get excited" he urged
the panickins audience. take II
easy"
Foy ordered the curtain dropped
The asbestos curtain started
down. But the left end caught on
IA light reflector 20 feet above the
stage floor. The right end dropped
to a point about five feet above
the stage floor.
The ventilators above the stage
couldn't be opened to draw the
flames upward. A strong current
of air flowed from the open stage
door to an open ventilator above
the gallery.
Suddenly flames and heat sweep
outward from the stage and surget
into the balcony and gallery.
Foy, the clown who ad.libbed I
hero's lines. escaped with his life
The number of dead was placed
that night at ST.. In some later
reports it was raised to 602.
The National Fire Protection
Assn. listed it as ''the most seri
GUS theater fire of modern times.
The story, often retold has be
come a classic object lesson. Rec
ords indicate the lesson has beer
well learned.
Reference works show only ont
theater fire in this country sine,
then with a great loss of life. Tha
was in Boyertown. Pa, Jan. Is
1908. The toll was 1859 dead.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28
OUT OF DANGER

PHOENIX, AriI. W-Frank A.
Nixon, father Of TIE vice PrsSi.
dent, no longer Il listed as sritieak
.ly III at 81. JOsepA's Hospital here.
He is recovering from = gastric
hemorrhage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28
ArmySets Out Today To Reduce
US. Infantry Forces In Korea
Process May
Take Several
Weeks To Finish
By ELTON {. FAY

WASHINGTON 1R-The Army set
out today to carry out President
Eisenhower's order for reducing in.
fantry forces In Korea, q dramatic
first example Of the new look"
military policy going into effect.
A spokesman said the decision
on which two Of the six army di.
visions in Korea would be with.
drawn inisially from the armistice.
sileneed front was one for the Far
East Army Command TO decide.
Officials Of that command said
departure Of the divisions could not
come Immediately. There were in.
dications that a procedure used in
Europe al the close Of World War
II would be followed In Korea. Al
that time, men whose overseas
duty was nearing an end were
transferred into . division ear.
marked for return and men in
that division with short service
were assigned to an outfit SEIZED.
uled to stay.
That process takes several weeks
at q minimum. The high level de-
cision to start cutting Army ground
force strength was not reached un,
It'll about 10 days ago and the de-
tailed instructions began to filter
down to the working level Of The
Army only over the weekend.
Eisenhower, in the formal state
ment he issued at Augusta, Ga,
left out all reference to overall
military manpower policy changes
But the action obviously could have
eventual influence on the size Of the
Army.
The goal Of the Defense Depart,
ment under Secretary Wilson is
to reduce total Army strength from
a present level Of about Ia mil
lion men 10 1,16S,000 by July /,
1855. This, Wilson has commended
can be accomplished without i'm
pairing the combat effectiveness Of
the Army, by reducing support
and service troops.
The return Of two divisions from
Korea can reduce some Of the>higt
maintenance required for troops
on foreign station.
Despite the expressed alarm o.
South Korean officials over the
proposed u. S. ground force reduc
ton, it was obvious that Essen
hover felt the political impact o.
troop withdrawal from that ares
would be less serious than to GU
forces in Europe. There the United
States is committed to maintaining
current strength so as TO encour
age the buildup of forces by ths
Western European nations.
Although Eisenhower's Statement
said nothing about the manpowel
reduction portion Of his program
1t did hit hard upon another phase
the growing dominance Of weaponl
and new techniques In strategy
Thus Eisenhower commented:
1. "0ur growing national ARROW
er possesses greater mobility ant
greater striking force than eve
before"
2. To be on the alert for an In
fraction Of the armistice, the Unitet
Nations members Of Allied force
in Korea were agreed II might b,
impossible ito confine hostilitlel
within the frontiers Of Korea" Ii,
President said.
That seemed a plain hint TIA
these highly mobile forces Of which
the President spoke nigh. carr.
any resumed war to Red China.
III
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28
SALE UP FOR VOTE

DETROIT RStocl.holders Of
the Briggs Manufacturing Co. win
vote today on sale Of Briggs seven
auto body and airplane parts plants
10 chrysler Corp. for SIS. 600. 900.
Chrysler also proposes to buy all
Briggs inventories, which may
amount to another SIS, o0o, 900.
Briggs plans to keep its Beauty
wear Division, manufacturer Of
plumbing supplies and bathroom
and kitchen appliances.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28
MsaAsy. D.ssms., u. Iss, THE ky
Leaders OF Both Parties Will
Gather Today For Conference
BY EDWIN 3. HAAKINsoN

WASHINGTON Rs--The Republi-
can and Democrats party leaders
|of the Senate arrive in Washington
today for conferences that may
largely decide whether controversy
or cooperation predominates In the
1854 congressional session.
Aides said Senate Majority Lead
Ter Knowland lR-califl and Sen.
Lyndon B. johnson Of Texas, the
Democratic leader, viii bold con.
ferenees in advance Of the con-
gressional meetingsdate, Jan. 6.
II Is an election year session.
Voting | n November on all 435
House seats and IS Of the So sen
atorships viii determine party con-
troll 0 congress.
Tension therefore Is bound To be
greater than in 1858, when Know
land and johnson worked har-
moniously on most legislation.
Public statements during the
weekend by three Democratic SEN
ators marked out some Of the lines
along which Democrats, almost as
numerous in Congress as Republi-
cans, intend to press the majority
party. In the Senate the Demo
crats. although not In control OF
the legislative machinery, are sc-
tualiy ahead in numbers--4s to ~
Republicans and one independent.
In the House the Republicans have
2ls seats, to 2l5 Democrats and one
independent.
Sen. Kefauver Of Tennessee
urged his fellow Democrats to take
the helm and push a program
aimed at reversing what he called
"the trend toward government by
monopoly and wealth."
Sen. Monroney OF Oklahoma,
taking strong exception to criti-
cism by Republican Gov. Thomas
Z. Dewey Of New York Of the
Truman administrations handling
of the Korean War, accused the
COP Of hitting below the belt al
the entire Democratic party" and
said Democrats themselves could
tackle hard.
Sen. Kerr Of Oklahoma, a mem.
her Of the tax.writing Senate Fl
nance Committee, came out for an
increase In income tax exemptions.
Much Of the success or failure
of the broad legislative program
that President Eisenhower ha:
promised to submit TO the second
session Of the S3rd Congress may
depend on personal relationships
between Knowland and Johnson.
One of the first problems facing
Knowland and Johnson win be 6
Senate internal dispute about i'm
portant committee places for Dem
ocrats and Republicans because Of
1.-THE present freak situation with Re.
lpnhlicans in control while Demo.
Gratis hold numerical majority.
| The President will spell out ID
Congress In person details Of his
new legislative program Jan. 7.
Among the major issues for the
new session are the size and scope
of defense and foreign aid pro.
grams, farm price support legisla
ton, taxes, spending and the. "a:
billion dollar limit on the national
debt.
There is material for fights also
in proposed statehood for Hawaii
Exchange of atomic secrets to car
Try out Eisenhower's proposal fol
an International pool to foster
peaceful use Of nuclear energy. ant
amendments to existing labor laws
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28
TIMBER!

DALLAS N - David H.aufmann
got out Of bed at $3.50 am. yester
day to survey the damage done
by a Maynard car to one Of his
trees.
He had just returned 10 bed
when he heard a crash. He went
out and looked.
Two more trees were Knocked
down.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28

DA IS R-w. VI. Brown com.
PLANE, to police yesterday that
someo stole the Cadillac hub
caps ing the night from his
l949 Fe 1.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28

Puerto Rico's annual imports
are valued at about 900 million
dollars and exports at about go
million dollars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28

Penasse, a postoffice on an Is.
land in Lake of the Woods in Min,
nesota, is the northernmost U. S
postoffice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28

The bessemer converter. first
proposed In lsss revolutionized the
making Of steel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09

RiVerdaIe Radio & Tslsv.
4505-B Queensbury I'd.
RiverdoIe, Nd.
;LATTERY RADIO co.
0100 WISCONSIN AVE.
Bethesda, Nd.
S. & S. Sales & Service
S506 6otK Ave.
Berwyn Heights, Nd.
Sport Center
Lexington Park, Nd.
n. 6. Truemon
St. Leonard, Nd.
TFoVlI0h Clover
Form Store
TroviIoh, Nd.
Wheaton Radio & Tv
1926 Georgia Ave.
Wheoton, Nd.
Wilkinson Radio
Leonordtown, Nd.
WinkIer Brothers
LoPIoto.l Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09

VIRGINIA
Clark Electric
BerTYviIIe, Va.
CockritI's
Vienna, Va.
FirsstOns Home Appliance
Leesburs, Va.
Firestone Store
Quontieo, Va.
Firestone Stores
Mon0ssds, Va.
ellis Radio
Leesburg, Va.
Greystone Inn
Boneo, Va.
M. l. Highlander
Orange, Va.
HutcheFSon Furniture
cuIPeppeE Va.
Lamberts Appliance
Woodstock, Va. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09

DELTA RADIO
1857 New Hampshire Ave.
Ave.
Tokomo Park, Nd.
Boyd King EIectronics,
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Goithersbure TV
Goithersburs, Nd.
Georges Radio
S433 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring, Nd.
Heeht Company
Fenton 8 Ellsworth Drive
Silver Spring, Nd.
HyattsViIIe Home Appliance
5034 Rhode IsIond Ave.
HyottsViIIe, Nd.
Bill HefIin
Rockville, Nd.
Jomeson's Radio
Waldorf Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09

Own sensational an-new
1854 Admiral TV for just
pennies per day! Your
Admiral Dealer will be
glad to arrange an easy
payment plan for you!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09

Kensington Radio
lo428 Army Ave.
Kensington, Nd.
Locy's Inc.
S5ll Fenton St.
Silver Spring, Nd.
Lee Appliance
7245 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda, Nd.
MihiII Radio
3l04 Hamilton ST.
fayetteville, Nd.
0Iney Electric
oIney, Nd.
Peoples Rodio
1892 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda, Nd.
Potomac Radio
Indionheod, Nd.
Quality Appliance
Sl37 Baltimore Ave.
College Park, Nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09

Berne EIectronics
$3.50 New Hompshire Ave
Tokomo Pork, Nd.
RoIond Burns
5555 Livingston I'd.
oxon Hill, Nd.
BurtonsviIIe Electric
BurtonsviIIe, Nd.
Bowie TV & AppI.
Bowie, Nd.
CompbeIIs Electric
Upper Marlboro, Nd.
CoPitoI APpI.
8527 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring, Nd.
Central Radio & Appliance
MeehonicsviIIe, Nd.
Damascus Electric
Damascus, Nd.
Hollywood Appliance
Hollywood, Nd. /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09

FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Baron and MeItz
40 S. Washington ST.
Falls Church, Va.
Georges
4l6 S. Washington St.
FoIIs Church, Va.
Service Tire
200 S. Washington St.
FoIIs Church, Va.
TeIevision Workshop
llS S. Washington St.
Falls Church, Va.
MARYLAND
Alperstein's
Electric ViIIoge
85l3 Piney Broneh I'd.
Silver Spring, Nd.
American Appliance
6lI9 Central Ave.
copitoI Heights. Nd.
Armstrong Radio
Laurel, Nd. 4
Evening star., 1953-02-20
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

YOUNG LADY to share 1-bedrm.
apt. attractively furnished; CON
venient location. Call AID. 4-5799.
MODERN FURN. APT. to share with
another Young man, 1880 Irving
st. NV, Apt. 43. on premises dur
RE5 Cross Ia slS2e EMPL6YE Eyf; 44S ca5iese rSad
apt. with day care for child. Phone
OIL. 2-3SO2, hewteen z and pm.
GIRL, 90-2S, to share my bedrm. apt,
NV. $3.50 per month. RA. 6-734S.
GEORGETOWN-Two congenial girls
to share 4-room apt; conv. to ev-
erything: reasonable. AID. 2-S571.
GLOVER PARK-Furn. apt. to share
with lady; twin beds. privil.: conv.
transp.: reas. rates. EN-. 3-6105.
DESIRE a fine girl to share lovely
apt. in 18th st. apt: bldg; reason
T%o vs. MEN Ts,s desire AR S t6iId to share Two
per month. Phone HU. $4,000. --32
1S25 18th ST. N.W.-TwO Govt.
ladies desire to share their one-bed-
room apt. with one other. $50. AID.
Al BACHELOR to snare
comfortable NV. home with 5 9TH
ers. maid and meals. DE. 2-55S5.
ARLINGToN-wn share with Con-
Ssds ssh,ai exee esFi transe seaFn 9E sGses wan al
day Sunday. other days after pm.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NR. SHOREHAM-Lge. studio. redec.,
at door; Si1. i94s Calvert NV. NV
1888 N. H. AVE. NV. "The Pano-
manian. We'll furn. lge. enc. rm.,
range. refsr., share bath, lin. furn.
NEWLY DECORATED. refgr, clock
radio, Tv; airfoam; pvt. entrance;
SIS. e147 F st. NV. Ex. 3-6633
1880 HARVARD sT.-sleeping rms. :;
priyileges include reception rm, kit.
a53g 18th ST. N:W.-Lse. bed
sio.a5 slleia5 wR. Fn DE' pvt 1Ss5 Sssh l't G0r
DDRoNT T,11Is GlRcLE I.E.! VIC LII 18th st.
double. extra large. running water
$50. Both have hot plate and re-
frigerator. Call DU. 1866 or RA.
ls59 2i9l s1E SSj ST. NV. THE k.nnert. msl ="
linens furn:; $55 month. -24
settled empi. Couple; we'll n equip. ip.
GEoRGEToWN: '5oos Que s.'i st. n.w.@ %
Sss ss door, dbl A6 5m 4sHsS sSPS to bath
COLLEGE PARK. biEs. Univ. of
Ma Md'' ! ,osi 6lk; streetcar; 1 or 2 men.
753 QUEBEC PL. N.w.-3 rms, pvt.
bath. Accommodates 4. Utils furn
Inquire RA. 6-37S7 -25
DUPONT AREA, 1920 18th st. NV
Large, clean double rm., $40; also
single S25; manager in bsmt. DU.
LiGET HOUSEKEEPING ROOM, fully
equipped. or bedrm. and kit. apt.
1889 Park rd: NV. DU. 7-29O7. -2I
l4th ST. NV. 44O6-Light hskpne.
rm;; 80 nicely furn.; reas. rent. RA.
1911 isth ST. N.w.-Large room
employed adults: S1i per wk. Shown
from 5-S pm. 20
CONN. AVE. at Porter-Lge. rm.. twin
bed; adj. bath. coffee grill. refgr.; /
or , men. WO. 6-723S -22
CALVERT AND 18TH VIC. NV
Studio, sgle., S45 mo. AID. 2-6239;
HU. 3-SlO4 after pm. -22
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV, 1901
Rent allowance to couple in return
Tor light duties. AID. 2-a254.
1910 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-L.hk.
rm... clean and cozy: next bath;
quiet. no children. DU. 7-22s4.
so7 vARNUM ST. N.w.-Lge. light
housekeeping rms, End A.: nr. car
and busline. $50 mo. RA. 6-2237.
4iI6 18th ST. N.W.-L.h.k. rm..
completely furnished: couple or .
girls: child accepted. RA. $4,000.
CoLoRED-CoRcoRAN ST. NV
Refined empl: lady; S11 -wk.; 1st H.
frt. DE. 2-9767. AID. 2-6239 aft 6.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

AfRLnN,GSI0NmBedrm,. fS+I,.SdS. oL large. nicely
"a 1Jsrnisnsa; 4s1s1a eonv. to all transp. Can
siNGIE 81; 81; DOUBLE rooms, -sS Close
TO. bus; nriyate home: men only. Call
set4nsoooti gun g. Exts sI5ef Cd pm weekdays. ia
min. to Pentason. min. To- Ari'
Hall; girl. non-smoker. IA. 2-sS43,
ARL., vA.--Larse rm.. next to bath:
block to bus: $40 for /, $50
bioTGoSSo Tor 2loo No. Potomac St, JE.
ARG... ae4e N. ouantico-oentle-
LGE. FRONT RM.-Empi. fsaoi sent gentle
man. near Medical Center and
Naval Hospital 550s southwicE
ST.. Bethesda. Md. OIL. 2-752O. -2l
1917 ". EDGEWOOD-Lovelv rm..
Pfivilesss; PssH sss; jH nnli3 s5sls sHeons iv. 5m
mo, Cali IA. $1,000. -223
refer. reaulred III. 5.si4s. ; Mss
TAK0MA PARK-Newly decorated
ssa ss mo. u. gs s-so4s. sS 4:sH0p'lns eease''
ATTRACTIVE spacious corner room
in pvt. home: pvt. bath. porch;
Inlim phone; gentleman only. IA.
ARL.' SoRTH-Newly furn. cor. rm
new rambler. pvt. bath, pvt. entr.
Garage avail. Gentleman. KE. s-2395.
LARGE. cozY ROOM for . sirls.
eony: to bus; kit. priyils. $50.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

DOUBLE RM. for one or two, pr,vi-
leses. 716 Eye st. ne. LII. 6-ss76
1880 NEWTON ST. NE. Living.
bedrm. combination. 3 large closets
laundry and breakfast PRIVILEGES
Ia. La elGsso.~ lPE two and $40 for sa one
+: ATTRAC. RMs.-Empl. cple. or 2
ladies'; u blk. to bus or cariine; ph'.
COOKING privils: HU. 3-7769. -2l
%4%6 4th ST. N.E.-One large front
ge0a1sr1sM room; next to bath; for one or two
esIs 18th ST. N.E.-Newly dec. ssle.
and dble rms, privil.: on car
lire. AID; 1885. after 4. -22
Up 9th ST. Mclean. comfort
able rooms running water; con-
veEIent transp. Reas. rates. --22
COIOhED-TWO BEDROOMS for
cple. or Sgle. men; conv. tranSp, 1900
trinidad ave. ne. Ii. 6-sS54
COLORED-LARGE FRONT RIM ktt
privils; conv. transp. S15 F st. ne.
Il I52959 after 8 pm. -2I
COLORED--NICELY FURN. RM.; ne.
sec; Tor 1 or 2 with privil. NO.
CoIoRED-1so5 ssth AVE. Ne Ne
Two rms: and kitchen: suitable for
couple: Call UN. 4-5O7S. -21
COLORED-R0OM for rent, 626 9th
81 ne; employed couple or men.
COLoRED-ses FLORIDA AVE. NE.
Single and 2 doubles; PRIVILEGES.
Ii. 3-9031. -SS
Evening star., 1953-02-20
FARM AND GARDEN

COMPLETE LANDSCAPING, free esti-
mates on all types of garden work;
plowing, shrubbery trimming and
planting grass seeds. Cali OIL.
CLEAN FILL DIRT. bluestone, road
Grading, hauling. 10. 2-1433. 20
TOP SOIL and I'll. dirt. MA. s-7722.
for Mr.. PRENI!Ss. ""2
ainsd.Ia aAfTboPErsds orcbopd slfalfS and
Phone Haymarket 4-342s.
TOPSOIL. good quality. no gravel.
Delivered anywhere. 10. s-21sI.
AzALEAs-order now for spring
NRW aS4Si a0LTSSDi fyeSii Tssk EskEs ends; rrr. I'll.
TREY TSM; fSHssytli1 SfMCvI s45S ionr,ru n7I1. IS
PAUL's TREE SERVICE, Lo. 5-467s.
VIRGIN TOP SOIL, best quality, any
quantity; immediate delivery; lawn
renovatinE. Lu. l-6563 any time
LANDsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
Topsoil, manure, trees, Shrubbery,
aaaleas. FOUSE g. BiLD, JE
+-0646: JE 2-2S43,. JE.. 3-Os7s.
TOPSoII-Very good. rich topsoil
res aS4s aad cs o S5eesnGSSs' s4Sss
COW MANURE, well rotted. $40 per
r%Rn SH delIyeIsdI 4TESIoRW WA o1a o11r45s$ ,c,,sH, go
plow, IA inches; tiller, 9-ft., and
scraper, Good cond. viii sell ali
four for $500. None separately
,tSHn Ssll Oh Particularly 41SIgS evenings, 20
CsED Scnt EedMdNFcT6 snd pow F5a tFse1or Fp0 ,Ia
mower Massey Harris. 101 wIplow
D. c. Case NJ NJ Model 2 tractor
INC ''62" Harvester thresher: IA
in. plows; mowers, ensilage harvest
INC. Silver Sprins. "
SPECIAL for the month Of February
only-I.-H. Co. baler twine, $3.50;
N. H. white baler twine. $3.50;
N. H. black bailer twine. $I3; lst-
Oh SSove prices fe for 20 bale: bales orr Or more re
MALoNEY's, INC. Silver Spring
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used;
gssEts and Snd sTH,Ts service M MMAIIIIoSNEYas A. a
new Ne EaUIPSRNT lTan SRIS1s No ii. Io e. esScSS cSS
plows, mowers. rakeS, forage har.
veSters. corn pickers. balers, drills
spreaders leaders power units
mills if and Shelters. New iss Holland 1sa1. bai.
ers, forage harvesters, blowers
saws cement mixers and discs
New Idea mowers, rakes, corr
pickers. spreaderS. elevators. wa
i: bodies, 'T sprsyers. i lime and '01ertS ferti.
Myers hay conditioners. baier anc
binder twine. Parts and service
MALoNEY's. INC, Silver Spring
III c; CUE, =: Is, low !! !. =. Is s $I1s; nsty,s e,
NC. silver Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
.Ms. FURN.-MD. 6 VA. tcont. }

2 .LGE. SPACIOUS RMS. twin, 1
single. 10 steps from bus stop, / u
mi from downtown Alex, all newly
every morning. XII. 9-671l. -26
Evening star., 1953-02-20
FARM 3 GARDEN Gent }

TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping
trimming; EvergreenS and Shrubs
trimmed; free estimates. Call Ii
3-3379 any time. 30
ONCE AGAIN you may enjoy sweet
delicious chestnuts by planting the
new Chinese blight-resistant vari-
ETY., adording shade for the home
Two 2 to 3 #. early bearing trees,
offer No. 2-1, S4.95 postpaid, or
two bearing-size 5 to z #. trees,
offer No. 2-1S. $S.55 express COL
lect. Write for free copy 56-page
planting guide in color. offered by
Virginia's largest growers of fruit
trees, nut trees. berry plants. grape
terial: salespeople wanted.
WAYNESBORO NURSERIES
WayneSboro, Va.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
GERMAN SHEPHERDS. Axe 7

GERMAN SHEPHERDS, Axe reg.
blk; blk & sill blk. g. crm.; HEIDI
HARGITT, GAINESVILLE rd.. Boyd, Md.
6COTTIES-Pups ana ADULTS, Axe
reg, finest blood lines, MacK1NNON,
1909 Roosevelt St. Arl. JE. 2-3432
FRENCH POODLES. . mos, old: i'm
ported French parents; reg. in Paris.
Telephone Gaithersburg $50. 80
MONKEY, 3 mos. old, very cute. Gail
TIE. 6-19SO. after pm. 30
GREAT DANE PUP. 10 wks.; reg.
female; $50 Call TIE. 6-5SO3 Sat
SHETLAND SHEEP DOGS. pa mos,
Axe, trtcolor; 2 males. l female.
Vienna 12-J-l1. 22'
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES, 6 weeks.
not registered. Call Jefferson 3-S926.
LOVELY, PART COCKER SPANIEL
FnPPiES; EN- H.Ss4 2 = Wks' old $3.50 Call
POODLESNTwo female, black, STAN
dard. 8 mos mos. old. Axe; reasonable.
COCKER oci ySPs sPsNrEL. black. male, Axe
mos. old; S25. RA. 6-4852.
sCOTTiES, line-bred males. ) wks.,
registered litter. OIL. 9-S763. -22
BOXER PUPS. tawns, males and
females; finest champion blood line
CSosEELi CoEL1E ENSi STuS 81 sERV1cE, RtHtG "paraaer"
Sire Of well marked pups with cor
SfRINGER SPANIEL PUPS-AKC,
exc pedig. fine pets for children.
Country raised outdoors. EN-. 3-2974.
MALTESE TOY FEMALE PUPPY-
A rare breed, Axe reg. mos. oldS
Home raised WA. 1-O736. --26
BEAUTIFUL Pedigree Siamese kitten.
seal point. 912 mos. female Very
affectionate. Reas. Ell. 6-3672.
WANTED-Pet lovers, who will give
good homes to police. terrier, cocker,
cats; reasonable: Ia. 9-4434.
COLLIE MALY PUPPY, 10 weeks old,
sable and white, Axe champion
bred: $40. OIL. 2-5522.
COLLIE, lovely male, mostly black;
gentle. Also other dogs for adop-
tion. JU. S-9447 after 6.