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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-24
Atomic Bill Approved
Tentatively by House
In 17-Hour Session
sy the Associated Press

Win Administration forces
solidly in command. the House
early today gave tentative APP
prevail to President Eisenhower's
atomic energy program. then re-
cessed after q 17-hour session.
But the atomic bill still remained
stalled in the Senate.
The House will vote on final
passage Of the bill on Monday.
It's action early today tentatively
approved the measure subject to
the delayed final vote.
A parliamentary lnaneuver put
over the final vote. Representa-
tive Murray. Democrat, Of Tenn
essee, asked for the third and
final reading Of an engroSsed
copy of the bill. Since it takes
hours to prepare such q copy,
the final vote was automatically
set over.
Favor Liberalized Patents.
Before ending its long session
at 3:14 am. until noon Monday,
the House approved an amend
ment by Representative Cole. Re-
publican, Of New York, liberaliz-
ing atomic patent provisions in
the bill. Approval came on q
203-159 roll call vote.
3 Tentative approval Of the
complicated 104-page atomic re-
vision bill came after o tn
hour days work.
The House verdict is subject
to two and perhaps three con-
firrning roll-call votes. But the
woodworking administration
majority indicated little chance
of a 1ast-minute upset.
The measure permits private
industry to enter the atomic
field, authorizes the President to
reveal some nuclear secrets to
allies and makes numerous other
changes in the 1916 law.
How the Bill Stands.
The House:
1. Beat down o proposal to
nullify President Eisenhower's
disputed directive placing new
private power facilities in the
Tennessee Valley. A similar
move lost in the Senate after
nearly eight days debate. The
standing vote was 172-115.
2. Defeated q Senate-approved
proposal to authorize the Gov
eminent to build and operate
atomic power plants, If Congress
provides funds. The vote was
161-118.
8. Approved, 137-113. q basic
amendment granting normal
patent rights for new non-mili-
tary atomic developments not
conceived or executed under
Government auspices. This elm
mated original proposals. rec
commended by President Eisen-
hover. requiring that patentable
improvements during the next
five years be shared for q fee
with all qualified applicants.
4. Refused to give the Presi-
dent more leeway to negotiate
for an international atomic pool
to help backward nations and re-
tanned clauses giving Congress
close control Of what he does.
But the House adopted an
amendments by Representative
Judd. Republican, Of Minnesota
authorizing the President to
withdraw technical information
and nuclear weapons If. as in the
case of q recipient nation going
Communist. national security re-
quires this.
Tempers Short Near End.
The House grew weary and
hort-tempered before finishing
its work. Some members, an
gered by the overtime schedule,
drew out consideration of the
bill, through q series of FIVE
minute speeches and q demand
that every word Of the 104-page
measure be read.
But administration leaders
kept the session going with a
tight hand, pressing for final &C
ton.
House rules prevent any full
scale f1libuster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-24
Dulles
Continued From First Page.)

dulles
Continued From First Page.)
months has been insisting on
allies for q possible military de-
Tense Of Southeast Asia, also
wants allies In the economic war
on the social conditions that
help breed communism.
Urges Aid for Asians.
Mr.. Dulles told a news confer
ence late yesterday that he hoped
all nations with interest in the
area and who could afford 1t
would join in a common effort
to step up economic and TECH
nical aid.
Mr.. Dulles noted that the
Eisenhower administration al
ready has asked Congress for.
permission to use for economic
aid funds previously authorized
for military assistance to South
east Asia.
In discussing the Geneva con-
ference. Mr.. Dulles told the news
conference:
THE important thing from
now on is not to mourn the past
but to seize the future opportu-
nifty to prevent the loss in North
ern Wet Nam from leading to
the extension OF communism
throughout Southeast Asia and
the Southwest Pacific. In this
effort. all of the free nations
concerned should profit by the
lessons Of the past.
Zone lesson is that resist
ance to communism needs pop
ular support and this in turn
means that people should feel
that they are defending their
own national institutions"
Mr.. Dulles thought that adj
vancements Of Laos, Cambodia
and Southern Wet Nam toward
true independence advances this
goal, land the free governments
Of this area should from now on
be able to enlist the loyalty Of
their people to maintain their
independence as against Com
munist colonialism."
Early Action Needed.
IA second lesson which should
be learned" Mr.. Dulles contin-
ued, lis that arrangements for
collective defense need to be
made in advance Of aggression,
not after it is under way"
He said prompt steps will be
taken in bringing about col
lective arrangements to promote
the security Of the free people
in Southeast Asia.
I'm this connection" he said,
I'VE should bear in mind that
the problem is not merely one
OF lettering open armed ag-
gression. but Of preventing Com
munist subversion which, taking
advantage Of economic disloca-
tons and social injustice, might
weaken and finally overthrow the
nom Communist government
IF the free nations which have
a stake in this area will now
work together to avail themselves
OF present opportunities in the
light of past experience. then
the loss OF the present may lead
TO q gain in the future"
Asked what he thought about
a Russian call for more inter-
national conferences to settle
such cold-war issues as the future
OF Germany, Korea and austria
disarmament and H bomb con-
troll, MIR. Dulles replied that the
American Government was al
ways hopeful of Soviet co-opera-
ton.
But. he declared. this country
has gone a long way in recent
meetings to test the good faith
Of the Russians and SO far the
results have been entirely mega
tive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-24
Atomic
Continued from First page. )

tons favor II countless amend
ments are offered.
Senator Knowland warned
that next week, II necessary. he
would try additional measures by
objecting tofany committee meet
ings while the Senate Is In ses-
sion, and holding on conference
reports on bills the two houses
have agreed on. These reports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-24
POUND.

DOG. female. white and tan. mixed
breed; vic. 700 8. Fayette ct. Owner or
good home In We. KI. 9-3959
KITTEN-Cute little gray kitten, female,
mos; vic. Gusts ave. Owner or rood
home In Va. Kl. o-3959.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-24
THE EVENING STAR AS
washington. d. G. =
SATURDAY., JULY "a, 1854

recommendation Of q flexible
system ranging from rs to 80
per cent. The House has passed
q scale sliding from 82la to 80
per cent. The Senate hasn't
acted but its agriculture CONF
mittee recommends continuation
at q rigid 90 per cent.
Under the program voted yes
terday. each farmer is allotted o
wheat acreage allotment. II he
plants more he must pay q PEN
atty OF as per cent Of parity on
the wheat produced on the ex-
cess acreage.
To be eligible for the support
loans q wheat farmer also must
comply with other crop allot-
ments new next year. Under q
cross compliance program, he
can only plant hay, pasture or
clover crops on acres diverted
from wheat. Formerly he could
plant any crop on diverted acres.
The 1855 national wheat all
lotment has been set at IS mill
lion acres, compared with 63
million this year.
Farmers in many of the States
rejected the control plan out will
be forced to go along since the
results are tabulated on q ma
tional basis.
Ohio. for instance. had q yes"
percentage Of only 35.1 per cent.
Illinois. Indiana, New York.
Pennsylvania and West Virginia
also had majority of mo"
votes.
There were some $4,000 chaI-
lenged votes cot included in the
totals tabulated. However. de-
partment experts said these
could not overturn the result
even If all were negative votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-24
Nearby Virginia. Maryland
Have Wider Moiorities

Farmers in nearby Maryland
and Virginia favored wheat
quotas by wider majorities than
the national average in yester-
days referendum.
The vote in Montgomery
County, where some 500 farmers
were eligible to vote. was 81 for
quotas and Is against. Nine ball
lots were challenged.
Fairfax County had only 40
farmers eligible to participate.
The vote was 10 for quotas and 8
against.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-24

Something for everyone. Yes,
truly Cape. st. Mary's offers all
the outdoor living and year
desire. may be, water front or
will find the best at this estab-
lished community so near Wash
ington. vet incorporating all the
outdoor activity and seclusion 90
desired BY every one.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
SINKS-$2.95
New. slightly damaged. BLOCKS
1746 Lee hwy. tnr. Key Bridge)
IA. $500.
SINKS

Bathtubs. radiators, window and door
Rratin9s. stoves and other usabls
materials.
Also s I,besms; ;,9,s plates. angle iron. pipe
At, Reasonable Prices
e15 "ast' L St. s.W. Neo Dni pi. .7-soo7
SLIDE. SIT. stainless steel. play
ssN0uBaaiLis sFSuBai sssi s@sac5HEiNRss III fsseos' New and
9ssd eTis msfeiass sig sTd ST. st. nR uR terms
SOFA. matching chair with slip COW
erS: reasonable. ia. 6-621S. go
SODA FOUNTAIN. carbonator. COM
pressor; no dealer. Box TX. star.
SOFA BED. s17.5o: club chair. 50;
3O,' Magic Chef gas stove, S19; up
right piano, S65: gateleg table. S23;
sBBendix. $19. o.. 2sss97@. .
AS: sTs e5a e6sa ses sesr HU fI0G aSSss SS9s Sun
SOFA with Slip cover: beautiful Gus
tom-made traditional: new cond.:
smps ippst Be sold JU. s,sl4s s,a:s. dow,
ggi1Pgs gil1IGPy tufted back best offer: Ga5 ~.
SOFAw90 in. all foam rubber. dark
green. new cost $3.50. sacrifice S400;
Masterpiece. AID. 4-S700. Ext, 343.
SOFA-Beautiful cherry red. 3-sec-
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fee SS5. Call WO. 6-4S67.
SOFA-Regency, very good condition
best reasonable offer. DE. 2-3469
after 3 pm. weekdays.
S25. 10. 2-4507. -e5
SOLOVOX, Hammond. Model ], excel.
ccndition: best reasonable offer.
JU. S-S944.
SOLOVOX-Hammon GOOD condi-
MUSIC sToRE. 7ss 18th st. NV.
SPRAY BOOTH. pevilbisE.. 6 H., new.
With 1-h.p., 24-in.. exhaust fan;
Evening star., 1954-04-25
FARM AND GARDEN

rSP % bT so ss go Ip SO; tin odlrs
LAWNS maintained. aerated, spray
Ing Ing 1csSse lots cleared. Reasonable rates.
Tor soIL-very good rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses. Very
reasonable. 10. S-4933.
TRACTOR, small farm. plow, disc
harrow. bulldozer blade; perfect con-
dition. $500. Call Poplar 2-2449.
BULLDozERs. for grading excavat.
cali UN 1888: nights AP. 7-O59S'
AZALEAS. hardy field grown. all
colors and sizes, 5Qc and up; open
weekdays and Sundays. 2510 18th
LANDscAP1NG Al p;e; AND TREE SERVICE
Top soil manure, trees, shrub
berry, azaleas. FOUSE & BILD. JE.
= 4-o64S; oS, JE; S;2S3 212S4S, JE: 3-Os7s;
seeding and soddins. LarGe or small
vTRGiN iHSi N roPsoiiLi. best quality, any
s%HS{''{ i4SbseSiE i22ss5asi sssEisE
PLowiNG. DIscING. gardens, yds.;
prompt service; Sc. Wash. so. Md.
EvERGREENY Trees al sizes. You
dig them; 25c, soc and 81; can de-
liver. Box 296-K. Star. -25
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. trim
ming: D. c. Md. Free est. Mr..
CLAYTON. Ii. 3-3379 any time;
LAWN AND sHRUBBERY CARE
s A to 2; soil analyzing and hedee
trimming: sodding and transplanting
AzaLEASwGood selection. very I'm.
plants. STADLER NURSERY. Glen
mont, Md. Turn east at Glenmont
Amoco station. follow sign. LO
FARM TRACTOR. oliver HG.ss
crawler mounted; in good condition;
$3.50 as is. Call PHIL. KI. S-O445
FIvE-H.P. GARDEN TRACTOR -
Standard twin. on rubber. With at
tachments. r. L. TEATES, Indian
USED Foao FARM TRACTOR. 1850
S-N with 6o0xl6 front tires, 10x2S
rear. $3.50. 6TEUART MOTOR CO.. /
MA. $4,000. Ask for Mr.. Britain.
for Ford tractor with 36-ireh bucket. !
VIII dig IA It. STEUART MOTOR
CO.. MA. $4,000. Ask for Mr.. Brit
posSWaREiR MOWERS. Eel,p.. and roro.
Prices start q e7e.eS. 1ALoNEX'e.
NC. o12e O.. ovA
Evening star., 1954-04-25

REFRIGERATOR. oE, commercial
cleo, 4-dr.. all porcelain. 30-cu.- 1T.
capacity; guaranteed perfect condi-
tion, $685.. 4l4 3rd st. NV. DI.
7-72S9. CAN Monday.
REFRIGERATOR. Montgomery Ward.
"A Gu. IT.; perfect. like new; $S5.
Phone JE. 4-4015.
REFRIGERATION. westinghouse, 2 Gu.
IT,. 4 yrs. old. $75. Also ironer, Au-
$50. EN-. 2-4263.
REFRIGERATOR, GE. perfect cond.,
$65. b714 1st st. NV. RA. 6-2055.
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, with
10th pl.. BE-: Brentwood. S01a Md. -25
T.. GOOD condition; $50. kSs j.
RsEhFHRsiiGERAToR. westinghouse. =
size, 1889. $25; together, $50. h.
a: PAINE. 727 Emerson ct. ne; any
RHERFsfi1GERAroRs-to HRfi small 20. ant.
size Frigidairss. same ss new. S76
ana., ca rs c' r.sr 4s4 sr'Hrdns Inyns g:
NV. rear Of Areads Pontiac used
RESHIfdESaxfohi I4s!I aasa A. q Su. ~. 1850,
HEEHkGEHATOh, norge. ~. 4 ".
a. 1S 1nSsSs mSsS move At once for BOO s7
REFRiGER4ToR. Phiso. 7.s". full
freezer across top. 5 yrs. old, excel.
cond., S116. 10. 7-2e97.
REFRIGERATOR = S26 and up
Completely reconditioned and fully
guaranteed. ALAN REFRIGERATION
REFRIGERATOR, Norge, 8 Gu. It,,
modern, porcelain; excel. cond.; re-
cent new motor; moving; $56. LTU.
2-6065. -26
REFRIGERATOR, Coolerator, z Gu.
IT,. $75. Call JU. 6-0676. rs
REFRIGERATOR. beer or storage
icebox. new. used only 3 weeks
nber-glass insulation; size z #. by
BLACKSTONE, INC.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ONE LGE. 3-YR. old HUNTER pros
brood mare and foaI.. Cali WAR
one oSENFHsi RfGisTERE5 TH aS'11ja1 DGh6c sow and
ehampi,on stock; good An project,
TOP HEREFORDs. registered; 2 cows.
excel. herd foundation. Reasonable
for quick sale. CY 7-9136. IS
TWO EXCELLENT riding horses for
sale: S-year sorrell .gelding, WELL
mannered, but nr with a,s plenty Of spirit:
even manageable by children. No
reasonable offer rejected. JU -
.60S3 or JU. 5-5672. --25
" steers s5460 en0ifs 80 pg[eeEf9 n.a9f sea5sns s
TENNESSEE walking mare, chestnut,
Psi Little Little Falls rd.. Ari, or call
MARE-Gentle. well-mannered, u
HEREFORD CONS white-faced.
with calves. LO. 7-7401. -25
GELDING. spirited bay. 8 years old.
THoRoUGHBRT6 fHois5 eInsi Is MAZE, MARE dark T bay.
CLASSY. yrs; old. only green BROKE.
but gentle. Also beautiful pinto t1lly,
2f2 yrs. old. very. gentle, sired by
1882 evenings after 7.
FOR SALE--Registered Aberdeen An
gus cows, 10-mo. -old heifers, 'one
2 and one 1-year old bulls. OIL.
GRAvELY TRACTOR. g h.p.; used
only twice: tractor and sickle bar,
new rotary plow, cultivatoT. fur
rover. rear hitch. extra sickle bar,
chains. etc; S425 or best offer.
No calls Sunday. Telephone 10.
SEVERAL GENTLE 2 gated riding
horses: weil-bred 3-yr .-old cheS.
filly. show prospect; 6-yr. .-old ches.
gated mare; 2 good work horses.
IA. S-3974
HORsEs-Riding and thoroughbred
mares in foal. Some real good buys.
Call MR.. JONES. Colesville (Md.b
PIGS and some real sows: Hampshire
and Tamworths, Well bred and
realthy: Gail MR.. JONES. Coles
FEEDER CALVES. white-face heiferS
and steers; 100 TO choose from. 4
real buy. Call MR.. JONES. Coles.
vile fMd.l 37s6.
CONTINUED on Next Pags.j
Evening star., 1954-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

AIR CONDITIONER. q hip. 1863
for f''ns4 1s54 s inch cah Bsfors
after 6, EN-. 2-7S3S. -25
BACKFlLLER, light grader - This
bulldozer will set in your pickup
truck: $50 per day. RENTAL TOOLS
& EQUIP. CO. JU. 9-6SS1
CHAIN SAWS. I-man. S12 per day:
TOOLS & EQUIP. CO. Ju. a-6Ssi
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 st
NV. MA. S-4094.
ROLLAWAY BEDS. innerspring, baby
cribs, strollers. high chairs, tape re-
corders. ladders. electric drills, etc.
Rentals are our business. SERVICE
RENTALS CO., JU. S-12S6; If no
answer ia. 9-2S47.
Evening star., 1954-04-25
RUG
Wilton 9X12. AID. 2-8815
RUG SACRIFICE

RUG SACRIFICE
Two orand.new oriental desisned
ss7.5o. oRIENiTlAI RGG Mart M II
1906 6 st. NV. Me. S-O416.
RUGS, CARPETS
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3,46?5; week; 1l12 14th St. NV.
1a0ia ihp motor; dG sa5o 5o*' Gsed 1 s0'Rss' hrs
SAWS AND WOODWORKING tools.
prices while they last: saws. S1a.95
93 .s3dsrT new stIaiehtlns s1ocs DTemsl
lathes; 2o1s OF on floor samples.
Free parking. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO.. .413 Sherman ave. NV.
sAXOPHoNE. Martin tenor, good
ssHdl'ioGi 500. 10 oriS; @l!5z4i s37'' yours Tor
SCREENS (eO - White pine. with
copper-bronze wire, porch or cottage:
fireplace mantel; make offer. Wo.
SCREENS-3 screen doors and window
SCREEN. NEEDS, doors, wire, mold
ings, etc. 1920 Wilson blvd. ia.
4-I234. RUCKER LUMBER.
SCREEN PANELS QW for 10x14
porch inclosure. $3b; l2olite sx-
sFcREf4RY fsEiSE FART snu mshosans oM With match
ing chair, uphol. in white leather;
mirror. 30x5O, with gold frame: pr.
sterling silver candelaera: 5-pc. sill
Yer service. incl. lge. tray. CO..
SEWING SEWING MAcHINE-sinser. round
bobbin. portable, reverses. attach
round bobbin. 57Os North goth St.
sEWiNG MACHINE-Royal portable,
electric. round bobbin, revrese stitch,
Ing attachments. Cost 500. never
HSsd SS3; % Oh 2-5.5s;
bobbin; all attacks: excel. condition;
SEWING MACHINE SALE! Beautiful
Singer. desk. round bobbin. going
for $135. Singer portable, $49.50.
SEWING MACHiNE. Singer console.
pm, RA. 6-7290. -25
SHOES, CANCELLATION-First quail
ity. famous brands, for entire fam
lily; substantial SAVINGS. summer
styles arriving now. Mademoiselle.
Palizzio. I. Miller. Florsheim. Bos-
tonian, Stride Rite, Edwards, ETC.
Hard-to-flnd sizes. LIBERMAN.
INC, 1404 Monroe NV, of 14th,
AID. 2-6344. and 1881 N. Highland,
Clarendon, IA. 2-43SS. Open eyes.
SHOPSMITH. 1 VI. old. with bench
and Jig saw attaehment; S175 or
SILVERWARE - Westmoreland ster-
ling, Milburn Rose pattern; 8 place
settingS: cost $500. sell for $3.50.
q
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DOCS, PETS. Erc. tcens.) }

PurPIEsl ..rP s. geslthy; g.,dss half collie. IS
PERSIAN KITTENS. blue eyes: S15
and $50. LU.. 1880.
COLLIE PUPS-AKC reg; champ.
sired: ane quality; males and fe-
POINTER PUPPiES, liver and white,
seven weeks old; registered descend
entS Of Americas five greatest Ma
tional Field Trial champions: Ariel
Testers Enjoys Wahoo, Air Pilots
Sam. Uncus Flying Devil and the
excellent shooting dogs. Puppies are
95@c white with square noses. high
heads and tails. II you would like
to own the finest call Edgewater
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS and
Ju a-o2os. ~ 10 ''''''
DOBERMAN PUPPIEs-Red and rust
wks. old, males and females: Axe
PERSONALITY KlTTENs-sismese.
saS' : weeks; Ks 1nSsis 1nSs; male sa5; female
PARAKEETsVBsbies. all colors, %
qp; qp ssS.s alsS breeding hens s6 and up
sfAMEsE K1TTENs-psdiFreed.
neSseSTSken ness cais f,a,.l VIA kss excel house
FREE-Black spayed female dog, 20
mos. old, very gentle. LA. 6-l647
PARAKEETS-Entire stock; babies,
breeders cages: very reasonable
DacHsHGND 8ei siiGS1i ruppIEs-s wk,. old;
champ. line, real beauties. JE
2-33l6 Sun, 10 to 2.
PARAKEETS-Adults. So each. CO.
POODLE-Male. black, 2 mos; Axe
pauerS Norm disfenner and heno
titus shots; $50: oL. 2.55as.
26l5 D st: NV. RE. 7-950S.
MIN SCHNAUZER PUPPIES; grow
ing; Axe. ears cropped; lovely house
Rssf t's Hssutss .q ,a5leSd.o dsS
terrier. pups beautifully marked;
SSo%n,dnerful pets; reasonable. Ii.
ADORABLE PURE WHITE sP1rz
PARAKEETs. BABIES. Pc; Perfect s:o Ssalth. D%i
So normals opalines. SIS. will sell
wholesale Jig Independence ave.
COCKER PUPPIES. silver bun. 5
weeks Axe registered. SOL. 2-4559.
CAT. English smoke Persian male: 2
OFFER; XII: s-I29s. IS
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe; beautiful.
1N' 6S?@ 4-esGS ssGSen' Fd'' chillum. Md.
AfEEpAIE::.' male, ~ mos. Very
req. call so S-SS66. IS
COLLIE PUPPIES.-AKC Champion
sired, t21 champions in 5 genera
Sn prees N Rss for or .sb Iss h shoy
ity: $259;s75,SSiloo. Terms if de-
BEAGLE HoTSbs-Any reasonable
offer. Can 10. s,515l or come to
OILY I st. sc. Bradbury Heights.
MINIATURE sCHNAUzER PCPPiEs
Excellent pedigree. LO. 7-S66S.
PUPPIES. part beagle. good With
wonderful companions, ~ks:c Akcc 'n.sl': rea. !:
shots; male. 3 females. 10. g.
POoDIEs-Blsck standard: SHOW
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. reg.
ARG tr6SS tsn champion np, bloodlines. Bred
marRed sn sPdss Pricsd SIS tScK np b. sRReasttay ss5y
PARAKEETS. babies and breeders.
$3.50 to $3.50. All colors. Lo. s.
sCoTi'TY PUPPIES, champion -o stock.
Axe registered. Reas.. IA. 7-S249.
ADORABLE PUPPIES-6 wks Old.
mother. cocker; father, spitz. Price,
81. LII 3-33l5 Ok
COCKER PUPPIES, all colors and
sexes; Axe rec. wormed and grown
dogs: from SIS. JE. 4-26O1.
BOSTON TERRIERS at STUD. Axe
reg. Watch Me OF Neptune and
Just Resardless. MRS. M1NNO. ia.
REG. BELGIAN SHEEPDOGS-sleek
black. beautiful; no doggie odor
new manual of obedience class. MAR
TIN "LE' GORE, LIE Gore, Md.
SHETLAND SHEEP PUPS. Axe
COCKER PUPS. Axe
SlAMESE MALE. m0S Ap H-1AnQ
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MIscEL. WANTED tcens.l

DIAMOND JEwELRY Of any descrip.
ton. gold and silver, cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. 6l4 18th st. NV
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
50 years. HQPWOOD'S. Sth and Z
SITS. NV, sME. S-52S7.
FURNITURE-All or part Of entire
contents of apt. or home, in good
condition. Call CO. 5-3527. l.
FURNITURE wanted toda,. furniture
and other useful household articles.
any amount. Also want good piano,
refrigerator and gas range. Call MR.,
GRADY. MA. S-2679.
FURNITURE wANTED-Any amount.
Cash for single pieces or entire
household. JU. 6-O3l3 -27