davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10
This Rock
Of Ours

Although City Manager Victor
Lang never officially joined the
Key West Safety Council, there
hasn't been person in town who
has been more cooperative or done
more for the group since its incep-
ton. Lang is a kindhearted guy
who actually seems to suffer when
he sees someone else suffering. I
don't think we have ever had a
man in our City government who
possessed those Unborn qualities Of
love, compassion, and understand
ing of his fellow citizens to the ex.
tent that Lang does. Knowing how
rotten City Hall can get at times,
| only hope these good qualities
don't prove to be stepping stones
to establishment.
Floor Shows
Does Key West intend to allow
indecent floor shows to continue
undated? Our system in the past
has been to make a periodic raid
perhaps once a year. A man who
should know told me yesterday
that conditions were getting worse
and worse in the nightcIubs. An
unethical owner doesn't mind pay.
ing a couple of hundred dollars as
a fine if he is allowed 10 operate
the rest of the year unmolested.
Our gamblers used to pay those
same fines and merely write them
off as business expenses. 1t would
be nice to hear that the police are
taking action about undesirable
conditions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10

little skittiSh about the whole
Set-up. III grant you that | told
you l was nuts about YOU baby,
ana ! am. But also, like l told
you. didn't want TO ask you TO
break up your nome for me-. 10
was taking too big a response
oilty. | know my own hmita-
sionS l knew YOU and | could
oe happy for a while. but never
Inquired l was the kind Of q guy
% promise . girl any happy
torever-after stuff. II l made you
happy for a year. I'd be going
good And didn't want you
blaming me when things began TO
90 wrong. | didn't want you
bowling at me. I left a wonder
iuI husband for you, and nosS
look But the way things stand
now. you couldn't ever say that
because He grinned-'I could
come right back at you and re-
mind you that he left you and
nadnt a thing to do with il
Right Jane said. $50 WHAT"
So here's the way I see 1t now.
money. | told you [ was heading
West. and l am I'll look around
and find me a job while you do
the usual stretch in Reno. Then
you meet me IN San Francisco
and Wen get married.
And then what?" Jane said.
Why" Ted grinned. "then
Wen have fun. I'll bet you and
can get more fun out Of life in
a year than the average couple
gets in a lifetime Suddenly his
lace changed. became dark and
somehow frightening.
He started TO say something
else, checked himself. instead
pulled her roughly to him. and
ms kisses, savage and rough and
quite without tenderness. rained
down on her face. This Is one of
the things Wen do" he muttered
Wen kiss and make love and
let the lousy world 90 by. We
won't worry about a damn thing
Wen just enjoy life, enjoy each
other, until"
tTs Be eentinsed) t.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10
Chapter %

(napSer %
JANE went back into the living
- room She felt as II she were
having . chill Her hands were
like cakes Of Ice. and 50 was her
heart. Carl mas left me, / sent
hIm away. she kept saying to
herself not believing IL She
could not accept II, make il come
real She felt nothing except that
horrible, Icy chill. and as il she
were going TO be violently Ill.
She found Ted, VINO was over BY
the Christmas tree. charming a
young Freshman with a plump
face and a giggle.
Get rid OF everyone, some
how" she told him. Say that
I've been taken i'll"
She went upstairs to Carts
study, and TED found her there.
She was smoking a cigarette
which tasted awful TO her. She
was walking up and down the
room Ted said. Whats wrong?
You look like a ghost Shall ] get
you a drink"
"No-yes-I don't know. Carts
left me-" she said
Left your"
"Yes. l told him TO. told him
not 70 come back"
mo fooling?" Ted stared at her.
Yes. He won't be back. He
won't ever be back" Saying the
words TO another person made
them come real. at last. and then
the tears came. She threw herself
down on the old leather couch.
the one where Carl sometimes
slept when he had been working
terribly late and did not want to
disturb her. Her body shook
helplessly and her sobbing was
terrible to hear.
Ted came over and slapped
her sharply. Snap out of it, Jane.
You're getting hysterical"
He went downstairs and got
some brandy.
He sat beside her on the couch.
made her sit up and forced q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10
Multiple Loss

OKLAHOMA CITY R-Chariotte
Cah' Oklahoma City University CO.
ed, placed an ad in the student
paper seeking to locate the follow.
ing lost items:
A fountain pen, eye glasses, two
mechanical pencils, a suitcase, pur.
pie formal, one shoe, biIIfold, q s.
check, two comets. a pajama bot
TOM. long handles and a white
shirt.
1s normal for a girl 70 lose
lneSe things" she explained.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10
NOTAS CUBANAS
per AAoUL ALplzAR poYo

naban, sabiendo que mientras mas
crueles fueran, mayor seria la
Influenza de que gozarian con ell
amo que las pagaba.
FL que mandaba, repetimos,
dirigiendose al nino que iba al
frente, lie dijo:
Ven AGA, pichon de mambi tn
eres espanol o insIrrecto? !
-Mambi =. respondi6 pequeho,
ignorando Ia suerte que habria de
correr al conocerse su opinion, que
inocentemente habia expresado.
La madre del nifio y las otras
dos mLjeres Sc miraron horro-
rizadas, pensando en- Ia impruden-
cia cometida por aquel inocente
nino.
FL jefe del grupo. riendose a
mand!bula batiente, saco de la
funda I'm largo revolver que neva-
ba en- la cintura y poniendo Ell
canon en- la boca del infeliz
parvulito, lie dijo, con una diaboliea
sonrisa:
Mira, chiquitin, sopla este pito
y veras que bonito suena &.
Ell niho sopl6 al mismo tempo
aquel monstruo disparo su arma,
destrozando Ell craneo del pequeno
Ell cadAver de aquel infeliz que
habia pagado con 81 vida ell delito
de ser cubano, fus caer en- brazos
de 81 madre y de las otras mujeres
que temblaban y desesperadas
pedian piedad para elias y los
otros pequefos.
FL monstruo guardandose ell
arma, Sc dirigio a los que lie
acompanaban y con TN gesto de
hiena saciada va de la sangre de
aqIel nino, les dijo friamente a
los del grupo:
-Vamos, despues de TODD, vne
menoS
Algunos amos despues, ell mata-
dor de aquel inocente. que no fue
otro que el guerrillero Lolo Benitez,
de triste recordacion para los cam
paseinos cubanos, por sus crimi-
males institutes y sus depredaciones,
expire en- ell preside de Ceuta, en-
castigo de otro crimen cometido
en- plena paz, cuando Sc lie habia
dado tregua aparente a tantas
infamias cometidas por los qre
pretendian mantener halo la CO.
roma de Espafia q Cuba , los Gu
banos.
Ell pequefo asesinado, fue
enterrado, en- la vereda por donde
iban y Sc cuenta que ali, existe
aun una cruz de piedra, que senala
ell lugar del crimen, como I'm
balloon para los gobernantes que
utilizaban hombres de Ia calafia
del tai Lolo Benitez, para defender
la mayor de las sinrazunes, sin
Iimportarles en- su odio al cubano
native, la clase de guerra que
hicieran aq1eIos desalmados, que
cubrieron de oprobio y demanchas
imborrables a la nacion @nquista-
dora.
Bueno es, repetimos, que estas
cosas Sc conozcan. Asi Sc apre-
clara mucho mejor ell saGificio de
los libertadores y Ell de .hs viejos
emigradoS revolucionari0scubanos
de la independence.
Ell dia que Sc escriba lahistoria
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10
New Han-Do

WASHINGTON R-Secatary of
Welfare Oveta Cup Hob@ has a
new hair style these uayt
She used to wear her hSr braid
ed over her head or in bun at
the back. Now she wearsit short
ened in a sort of loose wsve.
The new style became evident
when pictures were mae Mon
day of Mrs. Hobby consolidating
Victor Christgau Of Minnesota as
he was sworn in as dlActor of
the Bureau of Old Age md Sur
Ivivors Insurance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10
INTERESTED IN CIGAR INDUSTRY

Editor, The Citizen
apologize for addressing you in the above manner,
but was unable to bring to mind the exact name of
your paper.
l saw copy of editorial you had about ten
days ago, regarding the building of industries in Key
West and emphasizing the possibilities of the return of
the cigar industry.
That potential interested me, but l was led to
believe by to whom l spoke that the local taxes
were such as to make such rejuvenation somewhat
precarious. Would you express opinion that to
me, please in letter. do not your paper direct
ly.
was also wondering if you would be good enough
to furnish with the of the prncipaD owner
the Key West radio station Stock Island or tell me
how could get such information?
Any help you can give me will be greatly appreci-
ated.
Very truly yours,
DAVID P. SAMSON, Jr.
1905 n. Calvert st.
Baltimore 2, Md.
February l. 1854
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10
By Bill Glib

Remember the other day when
a reader suggested that we should
have more picnic equipment out al
the Monroe County Beach?
Joe Allen told me today that they
have had fire grills ordered from
the American Playground Equip
ment Company since last autumn.
Like everything else, it is hard to
get prompt delivery - most CON-
Ipanies seem to be carrying a hang
over from the war and fill orders
whenever they please.
As soon as these grills arrive,
they will be installed. AS for picnic
tables, Joe says it is going to take
a little time TO get more. Rough
Jas those tables appear to be, the
Humber in them alone costs about
sixty dollars. And folks, just don'i
seem to care whether they get des'
troyed or not. The other day, one
of the commissioners caught some
kids carrying a table down the
street. q wonder if their parents
would have allowed them to keep
| it if they had succeeded in getting
1t home?)
Future Plans
County Commissioner Allen has
some wonderful plans for develop
ing the Beach into a more attrac'
tive recreational spot. II is going
to take time and money though be-
fore his ideas are accomplished.
For instance, Joe wants to build
additional restrooms facilities. This
is something that is really needed.
Of course, the reStrooms in the
bathhouSe are open to the public
but they are hardly sufficient to
handle the large crowds witch now
flock to the beach.
Perhaps the most hopeful sign OF
progress is Joe's determination to
try to get a real, honeSt-to-gosh
sandy beach instead of the present
rock and muck shoreline. He out
lined a tentative plan which has
been approved inform ally by engi-
rieers as being promising method
of trapping sand around the rocks
of the Fort. This plan would also
eliminate seaweed and muck along
the main shoreline. Since no pro-
visions has been made in the bud
get this year for such improve
ments, it will be awhile before it
can be put into effect even if the
ideas are formally adopted by men
who know that kind Of work.
XIV Safety Council
The Key West Safety Council Is
plugging along. I'm sorry to say
that most Of the work seems to
be falling on few loyal members
while the rest of us do nothing.
Quite a few improvements have
been made throughout the City but
lack of publicity has resulted in the
Council not getting credit. This is
unfortunate - not because Of the
credit angle - but because many
folks would be in there working if
they knew that the Safety Council
was actually obtaining results. In
the future, well have to do some
thing about this situation.
Serge Hernandez, Bill Gale, VII
lie Camera, Ellis Finch - all OF
these guys are constantly on the
lookout to find and remedy ha-
yards within our town. There are
many other folks too, but we can't
name them all in this column. One
person in particular deserves men
ton, however - Vic Lang.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10
UN MoNSTRUo

En- la provincial de Camaguey,
como en- las de Oriente y las Villas,
no hay I'm solo palmo de terra,
donde no Sc peleara por la libertad
de Cuba.
Decir Camaguey, es mencionar
terra de patriotas, de notables
poetas, escritoreS y guerreros,
Camagueyano 10 fie aqIel insigne
General Ignacio Agramonte, mas
conocido por ell "Bayardo CANA
gueyano", por su valor y 81
patriotismo purisimo.
I'm dia de aqIelloS en- que la
sangre corria raudales por la
manigua irredenta, transitaban
tres mujeres campesinas, con
varios ninos, por una intrincada
vereda.
Las tres mujeres Sc distraian
acariciando a sus pequehitos, pro-
curando hacer ell menor ruido
possible, para evitar ser sorpren-
didoS de aquellaS criminales
guerrillas que constantemente
cruzaban, por tierras camague-
yanas, avidaS de sangre Guiana.
Las tres campesinas, sabiar como
evitar deiar Ell rastro y marchaban
embellishments, alejadas de TODD
lugar en- que pudieran ser des.
cubiertas.
Aquella vereda era demasiado
estrecha. Tn cayo de monte Ia
ocultaba, pero para los PRACTICES
nativoS. al servicio de las guerri-
lleroS, era perfectamente conocida
aquella pequefa via, por donde
iban las tres infelices cubanas.
AL frente de la comitiva, mar
chaba I'm pequeiio como de Siete
amos de edad.
Su rostro angelical, retrataba Ia
inocencia y la tondad. Iba entire
tenido, tratando de recoger al
glnas florecillas silvestreS, a Ia
vera del canine por donde transi-
taban. My ageno iba aquel nifiito
del peligro que lie asechaba a los
pocos pasos del lugar.
Aquel muchacho habia nacido en-
ell monte. Era guajiro y sus simpa-
tiaS, estaban por los insurrectos,
va que su padre habia marchado
la lucha, dejando en- ell destarta-
lado bohio a SUI esposa y la prole.
Ell canine era largo. Sc perdia
entire la intrincada manigua.
La marcia de aquel grupo era
tomando toda clase de precau-
clones.
Todo aqrel que conozca y haya
transitado alguna vez por una de
las muchas veredas que cruzan la
campi1a Guiana, sabra de 10 triste
y solitariaS que son en- ell crepus.
culo vespertino. En- I'm estado de
guerra, siempre eran preferidas,
va que alejaba al caminante de las
posibilidades de encuentros desa.
gradables, con las tropas regulares
espaholas y, 10 que era muchisimo
peor, con las guerrillas que asia.
ban aquella provincial camague.
yana.
Una noche en- una de esas we're.
das, es algo asi como una pesa.
dilla. Ell croar de las ranas, el
pasar, ponen en- Ell amino de-
CRITIC horrorizante de la lechuza al
viajero, una sensation de terror
IeScalofriante.
Aquellas mujeres y sus nifios
caminaban Sfenciosos.
De pronto y sin que les diera
lugar nj oportunidad para ocul
tarse, surgio entire las sombras
del atardecer I'm grupo de guerri.
ueroS =.
Cayeron prisioneras de auuej
Igrupo de insensatos criminaIes.
Ell que mandaba Ell grupo. des.
| graciadamente, era I'm cubano
native. Uno de aquellos desventu,
radios, que Sc prestaron a seryir
al enemigo por una miserable
paga y sin escrupulos de ningur
lgenero robaban, violaban y asesi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10

de aquellaS epicas luchas, sera
cuando Sc conozca a plentiful, ell
valor y ell sacrificio realizado por
los cubanoS, hombreS y mujereS,
en- aras de SUI libertad.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10
PEOPLES FORUM

The Citizen welcomes expressions Of the
but the editor the right delete any which
considered beoUs The writers should
fair and eons the letters 200 words on one side
OF the only Signature Of the writer
letters and will hs published unless requested otherwise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10

Being tired too often people to be broke toe
often.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10

The man who does not like his neighbours vege
tables should plant his own garden.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10

While half the population is trying to stamp out
heart disease the other half is going around saying:
drop dead"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10
CHURCHILL TO RETIRE?

Speculation continues in England that Prime Min
lister Winston Churchill will retire shortly after Queen
Elizabeth returns from her sx-month tour of the COL
onies This is repeatedly what Sir Winston has con-
fided to close friend in the House of Commons.
Those who expect the Prime Minister to resign
point out that he is in his egheth year and that the
duties of Prime Minister heavy for any man, espec-
tally for of that They admit Churchill APP
parenty is in better health than he was last year.
when he suffered stroke which ncapacitaed him for
four months
Along with the speculation that Sir Winston will
retire the general belief that Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden will succeed him. Eden question mark
because of his poor health only year ago and at that
time there was much talk that Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer R. A. Butler, would succeed Churchill It is
thought likely that Eden himself will sue
coed Churchill as has been anticipated all along since
Mr.. Eden has recovered his health to very remark
able degree
1t may we'll be then that the next Prime Minister
of England is to be Anthony Eden, man whom the
world has watched and expected to that post
ten twelve years. Recent developments make
appear likely that this change will occur in 1854
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-10

The way the law reads, it's pretty complicated t
do anything legally.
, 1954-07-29
CARD OF THANKS

The relatives Of the late
Laurissa Williams, through
this medium express thanks
for sympathy shown and tok-
ems sent during her illness and
upon her death.
, 1954-07-29
Police Regulations
cHAPTER 10. SECTION 20

Theatrical or musical per-
formances, concert, dance,
masquerading, discharge Of
fire works, exhibits Of curios-
tiles, such as Menageries
Merry 60 : rounds, Shooting
gallery or Matches, or the
like, shall not be conducted
without permission from the
Police Authorities.
This regulation will be
strictly enforced.
Morrell f. Davis
Director Of Police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-15
FARM AND GARDEN

SOD-Now is the time
to sod. You lay it and save. Immed.
delivery Terms to suit. BLUEGRASS
SOD NURSERY, LII. 2-49S0
LANDSCAPTNG AND TREE SERVICE
pery ssaieas: FousE & Bid JE
4-O646. JE. 2-2S43. JE. 3-OS7s.
CLEAN FILL DIRT; topsoil, sludge.
bluestone; excavating, hauling. grad
ing. Mr.. HARTING. HE. 1858.
LAWNS SPRAYED with INSTANT
VIGORO LIQUID fertilizer. HE'S
SICK. INC. DI. T-0744. go
FLAGSTONE PATIOS. walks. retain
ing walls cement and stonework.
waterproofing, pipe drainage, grad
ing : seeding. F MARCUCCIO. Pc.
vTR SSfS' ToPsoIL, best quality. any
S Snshslsy P1uETNss IANpscAP PS
SERVICE. UN. 4-464S. lis
BULLD0ZERS. for grading. excavat-
ing, land clearing Free estimates.
Cali UN 4-S533: nights, AP.. 7-059S.
TOPSOIL--Rich dark loan. ideal for
lawns. flowers, gardens. 1Ia-tons.
TOPSOTL FOR SALE. tons deliv-
cred locally for SIS Additional
charge for distant delivery. RE. g.
JARI SICKLE BAR-Less than i yr.
old; cost $l75 new. sell 500. OV.
3-5670, 100 s. Peyton st., Alexan-
dria. Va. Before pm. liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-15
Rooms FURNIsHEp-N.W.

FRONT ROOM, twin beds, closet near
bath: also single room. 1886 Har-
ward st. NV, AID. 4-1403. lib
WILSON HOUSES-Excel rms; sgls..
sSs. Bath. $40. DI AD. $3.50.
1888 10th ST. N.W.-Business
women; sgle. and dble. rms: clean,
beaut. furn.; modern baths. NO.
1926 PARK RID. N.W.-Large. newly
decor. with water. adj. large tile
bath; $50 mo. Id
1884 QUE ST. N.w.-Lovely front
single room. With running water;
1928 21st ST., near Dupont Circle
dgs attras rm :,a an ssr BATH fsE q
1885 N. n. AVE. N.w.-Cool, single
room. S22. so mo. Also Ink. room
with private bath. -15
THE CAIRO HOTEL 1918 Cue st.
n.w.-A convenient location. Singles
Weekly and monthly rates. Hos 2
22s JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-small
single, private home: gentleman.
5721 4th ST. NV bedrm., kitch-
en-. large living rm. Cali RIA. S-479S.
30
2I47 r ST. N.W.-Air cooled; refgr.,
grill, clock-radio, TV. air foam matt.
$6-S12. Elk. S-6633. -21
ACROSS FROM sTATLER. 1908 18th
st. n.w.-VeEy clean, newly furn.,
maid service. $40-$50. ME. S-33SO.
1927 EYE ST. NV. - Clean, quiet
rooms in excellent location; SO and
50 per wk. MRS. Caps, RE. 7-9091.
GLOVER PK.-small, conf. rm.. mex.
bath; open on lge. scrnd. pch., pvt.
home. Gentleman. EN-. 3-9O95.
1910 BMTMORE N.w.-Furn. rms,
bath, shower; 2 floors; gentleman
only; space for 2 cars. FL"
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Lovely
rm. in pvt. home for elderly man.
Board If desired. NO. 7-1O01. RI
DUPONT CIRCLE-spacious front
twin dble,, pvt. bath; entr.; refgr.
1893 10th st. NV. EN-. S-3223.
CONN. CATHEDRAL AVE. vIC.ENr.
shower. bath, big closet; unlim.
phone; $50; man. no. 2-SS0S:
ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-15
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

I2I N. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-935
Mass. NV, 141 18th st. ne. IS wk.
ss s COLORADO AvE.-Basement in
apt bldg; pvt bath and kit: clean,
reas. RA 6-S203, RIA. 3-0903.
1884 QUE ST. NV. The Kennert."
desirable 1-room efficiency. near
A Pathi ~ "s sourH Lr. III ilS.t.
rm.. dble. b. pl., running water.
refgr,; cple. or sgle. IA. S-3346.
ARL.-LarGe rm., gas range. refgr..
semipyt. bath; indiyidual or cple..
WOULD LIKE / or 2 girls to share
house with young woman: all priv
ileges; conv. location: refs. ex-
changed. LU. 2-S354 after pm.
AIR COOLED STUDIO RIM, refgr.,
grill. clock-radio, TV. African. 2147
F NV. Elk. 3-6633. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-15
APTS. FURNISHED-MD.

LOVELY HARDWOOD, Just over d. c.
line; bus at door-Delightful 1-bed-
nm. unit, 20-ft. liv. rm., tiled bath.
Excel. furnishings; 500 per mo.
incl. utils; w. r. HUGHES CO.,
Liv. RM.. bedrm., kit. and bath;
utils. includ.; $40 per mo. 3612
18th ave-. Colmar Manor. Md. WA.
1913. -16
SILVER sPRING-1st-fir. furn. apt. /:
bedrm., liv. rm., incl. TV, din. rm.,
fully equipped kit. incl. dishwasher,
pvt bath; utils. incl; cow. transp.
shop. JU. 5-4547.
MT. RAINIER-3. nicely furn. rms,
pvt. bath; adults. 4i03 33rd st.
Phone WA: 7.493S. lie
TAK0MA PARE rms, kitchen and
$65 mo. to reliable party. Phone
JU. 9-4962, after pm. LIZ
2-BEDRM. APIS pvt. screened porch.
pvt. entrance; garden type: price,
$130 per mo. OIL. 2-3S47. 45I4-A
Avondale St, Bethesda. liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-15
Cattle AND LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE: 81 large aolstein spring.
mated for bangs and blackleg; recent
State veterinarian tests for TB and
bangs showed all clear; heifers will
meet all requirements for interstate
shipment. Write or phone w. D.
GOOD, Rte. 3, Gaithersburg. Nd.
pedigreed. prime herd
of IA. sac. $4,000. RA, $500;
ewes. and Weekends. ma. S-S565
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-15
GOLD
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SHIPPING CRATES-Dogs. cats. ETC..
oglethorps nv RIA. 6-3445.
TOY MASCHEsTER PTPPPPYGEs. Axe.
Also BOARDING ALL BREEDS
dogs. HARDWOOD KENNELS, 6O15
Branch ave. Sc. RE. 5-6440. -16
COOKERS, Axe, Champion bloodiine.
SIS. 70 s5 B5ea and tFG $40; n mos. Sld buff.
liver 1915 Hamilton ST.. West
Hyattsville. Md. WA. 7-227S. lie
COCKER SPANIELs 90. thorough-
bred puppies: "a weeks stpsr OLD S26 very cry
TOY ~ B aEisSi A AND COLLIE GLOSS
PUPS, $40 and SIS; Spitz and
Cocker cross dog, female, So. RE.
AIREDALE. Axe reg. 8 mos. old;
GREYHOUND, male, also spayed
Collie, wonderful pets; need good
homes in Virginia. XII. 9-3959,
SIAMESE spayed female. 2 beautiful
homes in va. XII. $3.50.
BEAGLE PUPS, registered, 8 wks.
old. Call after 5 pm. 10. 7-27l1
SPRINGER SPANIEL, thoroughbred
but no papers: l yr. old: loves chill
dren; $50 or best offer. WA. 7-9096.
COCKER PUPS. SIS and $50; toy
Fox Terrier. male, $25. Also board
COCKER SPANIELS, are tri-color.
Axe reg. Oh. background; male and
female. JE. 2-0499. lie
BOXER, male; pedigree papers; brun-
mel, 1 yr. old: AID. 4-8690. -15
STUD SERVICE, tri-color collie. Axe
registered; $50 fee. Call ia. 2-0135.
Is"
COOKERS, champion sired. 3Ia mos
old: Axe reg; permanent shots,
wormed. house broken. Ii. $4,000.
ENG. SPRINGER SPANIELS. Axe
champion stock. JU. 9-5S7S. IL