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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15

Workers have already begun fill
ing in portion of the Bay of
Guanabara-one Of the most beau
tiful in the world-which will be
the site OF the Congress. The work
is part OF a 40-year-old plan of mu-
nicipal authorities to widen the
Santos Dumont airport and to pro-
vide site for highways, parks and
housing developments along a mile
long stretch of shore.
On this site, which affords a
clear view of the gigantic statue
of Christ of the Corcoyado over
looking the city of Rio, the week
long International Eucharistic Con
gress will get under way on July
II, 1855. with the most impressive
gathering of Church dignitaries ey-
er recorded in this Latin American
capital.
Headed by Papsl Legste who
will be named by Pope Plus, the
ecelesiasfical group is expected
TO number over 20 Cardinals,
and 500 Arehbishops and Bish-
ops, not to mention many hun.
dreds Of priests and nuns from
the four corners of the globe.
Personally heading q pilgrimage
from the United States will be
His Eminenee Francis Cardinal
Spellman, Archbishop Of New
York.
The theme chosen for the Con
gress is: Christ the Redeemer and
His Eueharistic Kingdom" A spe,
cial prayer for the Congress was
composed by His Eminence Jaime
Cardinal de Baros Camara, Arch
bishop OF Rio de Janeif0, who hail
ed this splendid opportunity q.
TO bring together Catholics from
all over the world in a brotheriy
and generous feast of Faith, Hope
and Charity"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15

peating much the same message.
Then, in 1917. came the famous
apparitions to the shepherd chill.
dren at Fatima
AT Fatima, Our Lady did not
talk merely about Europe. She
talked about the world. She fore
told World War II and the aggres-
sions and prosecutions which hate
followed it. She was precise and
specific in telling us what was to
come:
Russia will spread her errors
through the world, giving rise TO
wars and prosecutions. The good
will have much TO suffer, and diff
fsrenf nations will be destroyed"
And Our Lady repeated the in
functions of LaSallette and
Lourdes; people must pray, es-
pecially the Rosary; they must stop
offending God. She requested that
Catholics consecrate themselves and
their countries to her Immaculate
Heart. and receive Communion on
the first Saturday of each month
in reparation for the sins of man.
kind.
She pledged that if her instruc-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15

race ought 10 pc saying l0l OF
prayers for itself.
We are all in the deadliest dan
ger. and we can see no way out
short of an Intervention by God.
The two halves of the world are
holding nuclear pistols to each
others heads.
We are trapped in kind of two
handed game of Russian roulette,
and we can't stop playing because
the Russians won't.
Nothing is going to get us out
of our predicament except
change of heart in the Soviet I'm
ion a change from insincerity
to sincerity, change from menac-
ing the free world to cooperating
with the free world in disarma-
ment and the establishment of q
just peace.
How did we get into this mess,
and how do we get out of it?
We got into it gradually over a
long period of time.
More than a century ago, the
Mother of Christ appeared weeping
to some children at LaSallette in
France.
She told the youngsters that her
divine Son was so much offended
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15
As Matters Stand
Joe Breig Says.
Pistol At Our Heads

by sin. that she could no longer
hold back His hand, which was
raised to strike and punish Europe.
Now. at first glance, it may seem
strange that Our Lady did not men.
ton any of the more lurid offens-
es against the law of God.
The sins which she enumerated
as offending her Son beyond her
capacity to restrain Him we're
three: Working on Sundays, miss
ing Mass, and using profane Ian.
guage.
If you Will notice, hose are sins
which are direct insults to God.
ANY one who desecrates the
Lords Day and refuses to go to
Mass 50 openly denying to God
the worship and gratitude that are
His due. Ana one who constantly
takes Gods Name in vain is show
ing contempt for Gods majesty
anu n0IlneSS.
Such sins, of course. open the
way for all the grosser sins, be.
cause they cut people off from
Gods grace and friendship. After
all, if you don't love and respect
the Lord, and won't keep holy His
day, you are not likely to obey His
commandments.
So, Our Lady, more tnan a cen
tury ago, warned us to behave,
and begged us, through the chill
dren, to pray, pray, pray for sin.
nerS.
Not long afterward, she appear
ed to Bernadette at Lourdes, re-
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tions are followed, Russia will be
converted, an era of peace will be
granted to mankind.
So here we are-in our nuclear
mess. We got there by ignoring and
insulting God and His Son, Jesus
Christ. We can get out by turning
back to God-by saying a lot of
prayers for ourselves.
| just thought Id mention this
matter because this is October, the
month of the Holy Rosary. 1t is .
specially good time to get busy do
ing what Our Lady said we must
do, if we are to escape destruction.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15

NEW HAVEN, Conn.-(NC)-Co-
lumhia, the Knights of Columbus
monthly magazine which has the
greatest circulation of any Catholic
magazine in the eountry, will have
new formal beginning with the
January. 1855. issue, 1t has been
announced here by Luke Hart, Su.
preme Knight of the X. o. c.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15

1t will be only the second time
that an international Eucharistic
Congress has been held in a South
American country. The first was in
1884, when His Holiness Pope Plus
XII, then Eugene Cardinal Pacelli,
Vatican Secretary of State, presid-
ed over the 33rd Congress held at
Buenos Aires, Argentina The first
international Eucharistie Congress
was held at Lille, Frame, in 1881.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15
Grown Fatima Statue

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico-(NC) -
Fifty thousand faithful attended
ceremonies at the cathedral here
when Bishop Antonio Gnizar Val
encia of Chihuahua solemnly
crowned a statue of Our Lady OF
Fatims enshrined in the church.
The event climaxed diocesan Mar
ian Congress attended by delegates
from various parts of North Mex
ipo
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15
VFW Auxiliary Promotes
Crime Comic Book Bonfire

FREDERICKSBURG, VA.-(NCO
Children with horror and crime
comic books will be urged to
toss them into a public bonfire
here. For each publication hurled
into the flames, a genuine fun
ny" book will be given in return.
The idea is being promoted by
the Women's Auxil ar Of the local
Veterans of Foreign Wars post,
which is campaigning to clean up
oungsters' reading.
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d 0 W, and re-
marked sorrow,
fully:
You know, if
| we're you, /
would say some
prayers for my
self
SO m e b o d y
might well give
that sam e adj
vice to all man
kind today
The h u m an
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15
Beirut Marian Congress Set

BEIRUT. Lebanon-fNCl 4
Marian Congress TO be held here
from October II to "a will close
the Marian Year in Lebanon.
His Eminence Angelo Giuseppe
Cardinal Roncalli. Patriarch of
Venice, appointed by His Holiness
Pope Plus XII as Papal Legate to
the Congress, viii preside.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15
Ohio
| News In Brief

CINCINNATI - Mass was offer
ed for the last time in st. Philo-
mena Church on Oct. 10. One of
the oldest churches in Cincinnati,
ST. Philomena was established in
l847 II is being razed TO make
way for a new traffic system in
the area.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15
Former Italian Nuncio Dies

VATICAN .CITY-His Eminence
Francesca Cardinal Borgongini Du.
CO, former Apostolic Nuncio tc Italy.
died suddenly here following a
heart attack. He was 20 years old.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15

STEUBENVILLE -- In a state
ment published in the Steuben0iiie
Register. Bishop John King Mussio
called on women to follow the ad-
vice of Pope Plus XII on the need
for modest clothing. Bishop Mussio
explained that the fight against inn
modeSty in clothing and habits is
so strenuous because "womanhood
in adopting these modes is remov-
ing herself from Mary And with
out Mary there is no hope for
womanhood.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15

MARIETTA - The entire OPP
Grafton of the Steubenville di-
ocese'S camp has been turned
over TO the 13 Knights of Co
lumbus councils in this area by
Bishop John King Music. The
camp. now reality, was first
proposed less than two years
ago. II is located near Blooming.
dale in Jefferson County.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15

Driving through an intersection
one day, | narrowly escaped being
struck by an enormous on-rushing
truck.
A traffic policeman stepped to
my car, put his elbow on the win
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15

YOUNGSTOWN - The do
cese of Youngstown last week
acquired a tract of approximate.
ly IL acres on the city's south
side as site for proposed
new Catholic high schoo. The
land was obtained in exchange
with the City Park and Recrea-
ton Commission for similar acre
age in another part of Ypungs-
town.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-15
Eucharistic Congress
Plans Readied In Rio

RIO DE JANEIRO - NC) - Plans are moving ahead
rapidly for the 36th International Eucharisc Congress
which is expected attract than million pilgrims
here next summer from all parts of the world
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Want ads can make more noise
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APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

FIRST FLOOR. private home, sen.
arate entr.; liv. rrn.. bedrm., dinette,
Eitcnsn. bath; mr.. Fort Meyer; Ss5.
ARIINGToNS--Attr. ant. in oSie.
n non e, eonS. u legation; couple pref;
N: ARL.-2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. with
fireplace. kit. bath, LIST floor: sep.
entr.; coqv. everything; Just deco-
rated; $40 mo. incl. all utils. ia.
S-l14S until 9. 81
ALEx.---Nicely furn. apt, lge. knotty.
pm plne a ny; rm.' pvt. BATH kit; cony.
ARLINGTON--Eficiency apt, SS5.,
Art, ai 1yY' N. Rolfe st,-Lse. iiv.
rm.. bedrm.. dinette. kit, bath.
a ESs, E sSsa r,o On Lee ~ hwy Sd tFo
n. AkL. Bedrn4,. tiy. rm.,. dinelte,
kit. bath; above aver; utiis, except
cleo; sos; adults. IA 2-lS9O. IS
CHEERY-Furn. or unfurn.. for . or
3; mr.. Lee hwy. and Glebe I'd: End
moor; no drinking. ia. 2-33s0.
NEAR FORT MYER. Q large rooms;
pvt bath and entrance; newly de.
LARGE sTIuDSiO AfT, with private
Far yo sslEr oo srd eg SNT fsses Is
exchange for assistance. companion-
ship and direction at stated periods
with 4 active school-age children.
poys. o and. 2, 2 Girls, IL and 9.
Must have driving permit and love
children. be interested in crafts
manship, music. swimming. and
employed. ia. S-6S63. o.
BEDRMS., liv.. din. rm.. nice kit,
screened porches. garage. lovely
yd., 81 80 incl. utils. 523 S. oath
st. HA. 2-Sa32.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT cIRCLE-ciean, Ige.. with
sink, stove. refer. tor fine person.
$40. 1873 P ct. nv. -S
ATTRAC. Ink. rms. lovely home,
well equip; COW. la-blk. transp. !,
ETC.; people. $50 ca. $751; nth ST.
NV, no. 2-n073; also sgle. rm.
S.. SINGLE, $40 up, double: $3.50.
with refgr, hot plate; bsmt. rm.,
gas stove, $40 wk. 1928 N st., NV.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. overioofins
Capitol at Union Station Park; 3-rm.
furn. apt; S15 wk. SOL 2nd st. ne
ia. 5-0011. ia. 1886. %
2I47 r NV, cool bsmt. studio: re-
fgr.. clock radio. Tv, african mat
o tNTsss SS1Sl6; uoI Ex 3SssSS "a %.
with Frigidaire; 3 beds; / single
room; reas. DI. 7-24S5.
NEAR CONN. and Cathedral ayes. NV.
Attract. furn. 2-rm. apt. next bath;
$50; lady. Phone AID. 4-1397. --5
$50 mo-; larger rm., $50; share
refgr.; ladies only. ME. s-7010.
NEWLY DECORATED STUDIO ROOM
in nice NV; hot plate, refgr.; express
bus; $40. RIA, 3-9462.
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FARM o GARDEN tcon..,

APPLES, yellow delicious. $50
bushel. Orchard mr.. Landover. 10.
VIII SnHssi EXCHANGE use Of ao-scre
farm for stocking or grazing for
fencing. Monts. Co. JU. 5-5s51.
LAWN RENovATI0N-Beaut. lawns
don't iust happen; We build them.
Free est. yirEin topsoii. ELEMMING
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. UN. 4-464S.
FoRDsON TRACTOR. peri. coi,d..
low mileage; r. e. loader. cultivator
and blade. Gaithersburg 639-W.
BuLLDOzERs for grading. excavat.
Can UN. 1855: night. Ar. 7-05sss.
FLAGSTONR PATlOS. walks. retain
ing walls. cement and stcnework
water-prooflng. pipe drainage. grad
ing seeding r MARcUCCIO. 20
TOP SOIL: very good: rich top sou
for lawns and green houses: very
reasonable. Call 10. S-4933. ID
TOP SOIL that can be handled with
rake. and COW manure. JE. 2-1349
CLEAN FILL DIRT - Top soil, blue
stone. sludge, excavating. hauling.
MIR. HARDING. HE. 4-6673. ---S
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

APT:-Young man share with
another young man: refs; pvt. bath
FTRN. EFiFiGiENcYl APT. girl to
share with another girl; NV. Sec
LARGE, NEWLY FURNISHED APT.
for girl to share With another girl:
5000 Conn. ave-; $50 mo. NO.
GIRL WILL SHARE nicely fu2n..
home-atmosphere apt. In better
section of NV. with another girl
of good background and refinement,
bet. 21-30: only "a blk. of Walter
Reed HOSP. direct bus line; S45
mo. Phone tn. 2-1536 after 8 pm,
or any time Saturday. ID
LADY will share unusually attrac.,
furn. apt, bright, mod, spacious,
with another girl. Call LII. 1-0756.
2 YOUNG MEN wish to share furn
apt. with 2 other men; Congress
Hts: S2S per mo. 10. 2-5614
= PVT PVT. GBEDRMs.. sun porch. kit. and
bath, for 2 empl. men or women;
very reasonable. HO. 2-497S. IS
SETTLED GIRL, white, ato share apt
in ne. with congeniaf girl; Holly
wood twin beds. NO. 7-3063. 10
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OIANIJAHO
TIRE q RATsTEPY co
10th AND n SITS. NE.
OPEN EVENING TILL 9
TT Q-nnRO

LII, osSUCE
RIFLE, Winchester 34S, lever action,
excellent, with case and rear sight.
s SsS. D M Y. NV zw XII s-s sn4Ns' NC
ROPE: Ia In: 1 piece 40 It. long.
rope 195 It. long. Ii. 4-1S52. --3
RUGS, beaut., shuttle-point. Mohawk;
q shades Of gray: excel. cond.:
9x13. 6x9. 2 runners. incl. rub
sacrifice for 5000. EN-. 3-9651. ---5
RUGS. used: many to choose from:
all sizes and colors. DIENERS
WAREHOUSE. 1884 w ST, ne. on
Brentwood I'd. and W st. ne. CAN
SEWING MACHINE sALE-Ail must
console, S69.56. Others. 3s12 Lee
hwy. ia. 2-4914. "a
SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
floor models, demonstrators, cleo.
portables. $685. up. Terrific say
ings. New machines. 20-60b OH.
CENTER. 3so5 Saith st.. Mt. Rain
sE ispi Ms. MACHINE sALE-Treadle.
reas. AP. 1858. 52I1 BALTIC. blvd.
SHELVING. ana gondolas, also stain
less steel cneckouts. also eiectrlc
eqiup.; new and used. selling out
only PRICE REG. Co. 1900 Ca.
ave. NV, tn. 2-2636.
SHOTGUN, L. c. Smith IL guage. and
Fox Sterlingworth IL guage. sos ca.
MAX ZWEIG SONS. INC, 937 D
st. NV. ME. S-e113.
SINK, kitchen cabinet, 81 in, stain
less steel top; dble. drainbd.. excel.
cond., $40. 36-in. gas range. $50.
"a maple poster bed, with matt. S25.
OIL. 2-5099.
SILVER. Sterling-Tuttle "Onslow";
place settings: 3 tbie; spoons.
sugar spoon $500; cost 5000. TIE.
6-3007 after $3.50 pm. -3
SOFA, green. sectional $50; gray
club chair, $40. ia. 2-1470. .-5
SOFA, Z it., channel back, apricot.
green slip cover; $s5. Rus. green
houeahoid items nI, sQ-S750 -
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

PERsON-Tray service If
wanted; home of prac. nurse. 3Sth
and Woodley I'd. NV, WO. 6-17l9.
MOTHER WILL CARE for children
IN licensed. private. Christian home;
$3.50 week. HO. 2-O346. --4
CLUB MASON, 1925 N. II. ave.-Live
in refined club residence for ladies
and gentlemen; sgles., dbles. avail. !;
S16.50 wk. up incl. full-course meals,
hotel service. co. 6-s349. NO.
coIGMBIA Rp. NV, 2oo1 - Nice
single rm.. SIS week: dbles., $12;
go99dd meals; young people. GO.
HOME ATMOSPHERE, for employed
s methe5 and child; mr.. school. "a.
ELDERLY or retired persons; 8
southern-cooked meals o day: home
atmosphere: elev. bldg. NO. 7-4771.
private guest home, for
elderly lady; detached corner rm..
End A., front: semipvt. bath; tray
service. RA 6-9143. %
for retired, elderly person:
good meals; licensed nurse. RA.
$4,000 -
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TOPSOn, rich. clean. ideal for new
lawns and flower beds; 60-bu. load.
SIS del: sgle. bu-. SOC ct nursery,
$500 Riggs I'd, HE. 4-7649 or Ii.
4-4666.
AZALEAS - zoe up. Field grown.
Chrysanthemums. Q for 81. II Over.
hill rd., Falls Ch., Va. JE. 3-9272.
TOpSOm SALE. q tons delivered lo-
tant delivery. RE. 6-6604. ~
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
Topsoil, manure. trees, shrubbery.
azaieas, FOUSE & Bid, il. A-06z6.
j. 2-2S43. JE. S-087S.
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

GE STOVE and S-ft. refrigerator.
yellow Formica too. $50; cherry
lad be e chslTs' rush bottom. 50
HElTERs, new; used tsas. oil coal,
wood. elec.r lowest prices. ACME
STOVE l0ll 9TH ny. MA s-s952.
more tank-type vacuum cleaner. with
attachments, $50. CIR. 4-6262. --6
chrome, and Hollywood bed. 8 mos.
old. TIE. 6-62a4 after 2 u.m. 30
them, IS each. 1888 Rhode Island
ave, ne. in the rear. Sat. and Sun.
LEGS, brass. alum. iron, wood. DOOR
STORE, M at Wis. NO. 1881.
LIV. nm. s u mod. ssirfoam cush.
couch and chair. 2 mahog. end
tables. coffee table. IA. 5-7375. a
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RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA. tcons. !

1917 n. lockwood. ARL., lovely
room; near bus; home privileges.
Inc phone .o pvt. e entr. After e p pms.
call IA. 2-713S. --8
SILVER SPRING - Liv. rm. -bedrm.
comb: nicely furr.; suit. 2; mr..
walter Reed; $40 mo. JU. 5-300S.
NORTH ARLINGTON-Rm.. in adult
family; gentleman only; cony. Local
siPacIoIuns FRONT BEDRM., in lovely Y
home in Alex; conv. to Pentagon;
refined gentleman; refs. required;
sig per wk. TIE. 6-305S or TIE.
THREE ROOMS TO rent. opposite DOS
CHEVY Chase Club; conv. to transp.:
i rnl.. S25 no.; 2 rms. S35 mo.
ca. OL. 2-2942. ID
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ROOMS. FURNIsHED-N.E.

1914 d ,ST.-singles and doubles. on
AZ streetcar line II. 1912. -3
LARGE CLEAN ROOM; 2 w1ndesW ss
ton; $3.50 week, Ii. 4-3S05.
LOVELY DOUBLE ROOM. walking
distance of Capitol; reasonable. CAL
II. 6-6170, MISS GARDINER. s
NICELY FURN. CORNER ROOM
Single or double. 800 R. !. ave. ne.
CoIORED-IARGE. neatly furn.
room, home privils.; So 30 wk. 606
r Tern ave. ne. r II 3SsoI RM nt'
Hennins SHOPPING Center Center priviis.'
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WESLEY HALL
1926 21st ST. NV.
Good Room! Good Food!
Good Service!
Combined with complete
social program, all included
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SIS up per month.
HUI. 3-5432
ROOMS WANTED

AND DENTAL STUDENTS,
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registrars ONCE, EN- 2-400O, be-
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through friday.
FURN. RIM. wanted by gentleman in
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Arlington IL, Va. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

IBULLDOZER, D7 Caterpillar. for rent
by day or longer. MR.. MULLINS.
OF. 4-S755.
cation: seasonal or occasional rates.
. Call Ma. s-4259. THE GRIGSBY co.
CHAIN SAWS. l-man, Sl2 per day;
oman. $15 per day, RENTAL
TOOLS q EQUT CO.. 10, 9-6Ss1
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three months. Free delivery D. c,
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NV Ma, S.4094
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DOGS. PETS. ere.

BOSTON TERRIER PUPS; also pug
pups, blacks and fawns. Axe reg:
very good. 203O Highland dr..
Woodland Beach. Colonial 3-7022.
POODLE PUPPIES, Axe, >standard,
3 mos, black. cream: show prospects
and pets: $50 up. ia. s-6S05. -
DoBERMAN PUPS, wks;: Axe Axe;
sioeSIine. 20. n sas11 champion
DOBERMAN PINSCHER. Axe. male.
2 yrs; black, brown; champ. blood
line: 500 or best offer. 30. 6-7S04.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, male,
female. red, tan. black. Axe reg,
MRS. STOOPS, Broadneck Kennels,
Chestertown, Md, RID. 8. IS
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, Axe champ.
sire. TIE. 6-3946 or IA. 7-3493. %
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Axe, by
Champ. Flor-russ. Marcus aurelius.
WELL BAR KENNELS. Warren We'll
Ter, .Thurmont. MARYLAND. Phone
c III EHo PUPS, Axe. champion blood
Children. WA. 7-227S. 1915 Hamil.
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c Ss51Sf1i PUPPIES. toy-type; blond;
Axe, male and female; wormed.;
r Tzaf sRE shi PHfPE IT, males
weeks old. NO. 7-5456. 81
BOXER, 9 mo-, male, brindle. Axe.
shots. wormed. cropped housebroken.
500 or best offer. JU. 6-S50S; :
POODLE PUPS. .purebred. black.
s sRiidr stand sduss y gs s GsS pal. I0r
COLLIE PUPS-A.K.C. reg. Bred for
quality. temperament and beauty.
$50-$i5o; STUD SERVICE; J. BRIAR;
s free s C sood R Ros aS
STOCK. finest blood
lines. pedigreed, siamese Kittens.
registered and innoculated. 20.
cocker, black. male. year old; all
shots; house broken. DU. 7-7309.
ENGLISH SPRING Err SPANIEL
PUPPIES, none better, champ. sired.
Axe reg: ready to become q mem
or Just plain loving. Oh. 2-2l07.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe
reg; pure white male. JE. 2-5660.
DoBERMAN PrNsCHER PUP, IL
WkS., CIUppSus AACs SlAC lIbCIn8@
tional champion. 10. s-77S4. -5
DACHSHUNDS. Axe, CHI. sired. excel.
ped: wormsd. shots, health cert:
TERRIERS. hrindle: females, S. ca;
8 males, $40 ca. Ii. 3-9145. I'd .
COLES, Just 2 left. 9 wks. old,
wormed. tri. / sable. Axe reg,
sired by champion 'iNewaygo's Right
Of Way" Call 10. 5-109S.
GERMAN SHORT HAIR POINTER
PUPS, ready for fall training. cham
pion bred, Axe reg. ideal for hunt
ing, show, field trials: SIS. Call
Gaithersburg 467-W-5, or see at
Needwood Farm. Derwood, Md. IS
POINTER-TYPE small male dog; good
with children: watch dog; needs
home and fenced yard In Va. can
XII. 9-3959.
GOOD HOME in We. wanted for un-
usually playful, part Persian kittens
Cali XII. $1,000.
PARAKEETS WANTED
Highest prices paid win pick M.
Belmont 6-76S4. Baltimore. Nd
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.w

LARGE RIM. for empl. girl OF. lady:
s 90 mi Tss, s Snixs. ID. a.s7ss =
COLORED-ISS3 MASS. E.--Lge.
dble. front. rn.. next bath: kit.
privils. II desired; man or cpie- Ii.
COIORED-I4f D ST. s.E.-Nicely
furnished rooms; empl. single per-
sons; 81 and $40 week. II. 6-s59s.
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HOUSEH0LD FURN.. complete, excel.
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oak desk and chair, SIS. 3-piece
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