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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-17
EMPLOYMENT In STATE OFF 1000
FROM 1853

been felt, the commission says. Tim
ing of the August count on number
of active jobseekers resulted in only
part Of those rendered idle by the
metal situation being included in that
count.
prevalence of this stoppage in the
metal industry" Wesley Castles,
chairman of the commission, says,
"may have depressing effect upon
the September employment totals
this year, dependent upon it's dura-
ton Other industries, particularly
in trade, service, timber production,
transportation, and utilities, will also
be affected to greater or lesser ex-
tent"
Seasonal aspects of employment up
to late August, the report indicates,
were in line with the usual summer
pattern reflecting a heavy increase
from May to June and approximately
that same level maintained through
July and August. The seasonal de-
crease of. 10000 in employment last
fall and winter was not quite equalled
by the seasonal rise of $4,000 from
February to August. This disparity
of 5000 workers about measures the
contraction in number of jobs avail
able within the state.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-17

FORSB 92 which proposed the hamsrngng of further de
veopment and expansion of electric co-operatives
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-17

been filed, taking the hearing on a
permanent injunction out of his
hands. Also prepared and ready for
filing IN higher court is an action
challenging the propriety of the en-
tire suit should there be any further
proceedings.
Meanwhile, the two Local Unions
have settled their strikes with all
employers involved, including Mis-
souia Pres-to-Logs Company and
the settlement provides in part for
withdrawal from all legal actions
instituted as a result of the strike.
Court costs which the employer
sought to have assessed against the
Union were not made a part of the
agreed upon temporary injunction
and presumably cannot now be
charged against the Union. Informed
observers speculate that the court
costs to the employer involved will
run to a high figure in relation to
the results obtained, if any, by the
injunction procedure. This due to the
fact that the strike was settled within
week of the temporary restraining
order and there was little or no
change in the effectiveness of picket
ing for that period and no final de-
termination of the issue will probably
ever be made.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-17
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were factors in railway employment
Other industries ranged close to their
year ago figures, with net gain of
500. Contract construction is up 700
in wage earners from year ago,
petroleum and gas production 400,
finance and insurance added 300, and
federal, state and local government
200.
These industrial expansions in en-
ployment, the report points out, are
partly offset by decline of 500 in
manufacturing, which occurred in log
ging and numbering and in food pro-
cessing, while Industrial services in
garages, hotels, camps, and motels
also sustained a 500 decrease in en-
ployment.
Number of workers seeking jobs
at offices of the employment serv-
ice," the commission says, Increased
by 70 per cent during the year period,
from 1909 at the close of August,
953, to 3,519 for that month this
year This labor reserve has been
more than ample through the summer
months.
Impact of the work stoppage in the
metal mining and processing indus
try, which began August % and
idled 10000 workers, has already
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-17

FORSB 92 which proposed the hamstrngng of further de
veopment and expansion of rural electric coopeatives
1949 Session
AGAINST-HB 49, Caboose bill improve safety cond
tons for train
AGAINSTHB g. eliminate job discrimination because of
race, religion or color
AGAINST-HB 1O6 beralze unemployment compensation
benefits
AGAINsT-HB 281 to provide portable
rail repair called out emergency track jobs in
the winter
FoR-HB 292 for safety provisions
cars.
FOR-HB 1885, provisions wndshelds tops track
motor
AGAINST-HB $50, strengthen Industrial Accident law
AGAINsTHJM l. requesting Congress repeal TaftHarey
Act.
AGAINsT-HB 94 constitutional amendment proposing that
State of Montana pay so cent of cost of school
foundation program
AGAINST-HB So, proposing reasonable increase in the
extremely low leasing then in effect school
grazing lands
AGAINsT-HB 1922 proposing producers tax gas
produced in Montana but consumed outside the
Such gas production is currently tax free.
AGANsTHB 1885, proposing the wde-open legal operation
of slot machines in Montana.
AGANSTHB 145 proposing moderate increase in corpora
ton license of securing additional
funds to maintain state government
FOR-HB les which the cigarettes by
so per cent.
AGANsT-HB 347 which proposed the establishment of two
kinds of rural electric coop members those who could
vote and those who could
FORHB 49, appropriating $4,000 Attorney Generals
office to enforce states gambling laws.
AGAINST-HJM memorial to Congress requesting that
rural eectrics and other publicly power groups
continue to have preference in purchase of from
publicly built hydroeectric developments.
AGAINST-SB 49, permitting mutual insurance companies
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-17
For Congress: First District

te state legislature he had working for the time when
he would run y. S. Congress.
Congressman Mecalfs record as state legislator
supreme congressman has been that OF
liberal Democrat of government Metca mas served
Montana since 1887 proud of his record and willing to
stand four square behind it,
The refreshing facts of life in the District in
are that the voters are faced with
when thew cast their ballot their o. S. Representative
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-17
1947 Session

AGAINST-HB 81 and HB 60 shorten waiting period and
increase benefits to ndustrialy disabled by IS week
AGAINST-Amendment HB 80 providing a reasonable
increase in unemployment compensation
FOR-HB 49, to create separate Department of Labor
FORHB "A proposing reduction classification hay
grain vegetables held the
AGAINST-HJM g. memorial the Congress requesting
that individual income tax exemptions be increased be-
fore any acrossthe board income reductions were
approved.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-17

The voters in Monanas first Congressional District should
little trouble deciding how to cast their ballot for the
congressman they want them in this years election
Winfield Page the Republican candidate, served five
the legislature where he became active in formu
ang policy for his party the state legislative level He can
subscribing the socaled conservative phioso
of his party Winfield Page las stated he is willing to
stand that record and that during his of service
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-17
UNION OFFICIAL HITS DISTRICT
JUDGE FOR ALLEGED BIAS

Continued from Page One)
to permit the disqualification of
Judge Besancon from any further
part IN the proceedings and motion
disqualifying Judge Besancon has
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-17
Pages Legislative Record

use five per of their income for educational
purposes
FOR-Sub &C. give oil companies perpetual leases
school lands financial detriment of the schools.
FOR-SJM A. requesting Congress continue the Sugar pro
gram at a figure that would provide a fair
sugar beet growers
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-17
Fergus County Electric
Coop Annual Meeting Set
For October 2

Fergus Electric Cooperative will
hold its annual meeting Saturday,
October 2, in the Eagles Hall, Lewis
town, Ray H. LeCount, coop presi-
dent, has announced. The meeting
will start promptly at 1000 a. m.
Agenda for the day includes cleo
ton of directors, reports on opera
lions for the past year, interesting
speakers, entertainment, etc.
Directors of fergus Electric are
Ray II. LeCount, president; Walter
Udelhoven, vice president; Paul
Hodge, secretary treasurer; Dale
Backa, Robert Raundal, Foster Wise,
Lester Cavill, directors.
c. w. RAIDER is manager of the
rural power association.
- What 'ie thp hest Uovprnroant7 That
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-17
1945 Session

AGAINST-HB &c. constitutional proposing
ton of separate Department of Labor.
AGAINST-HB To- proposing in compen-
sation paid industray disabled workmen.
ACAINST-HB 3O2, provide moderate weekly
unemployment compensation payments, and to extend
length of time compensation could be received.
AGAINST-Amendment Sub. HB S. provide adequate
appropriation for operation of the public schools
FOR-SB a. the convention bl provide nominating
candidates to fill congressional vacancy by party
convention instead of primary elections
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-09-17

AGAINsT-HB A. proposing establishment of separate De-
partment of Labor.
FOR-HB Az bankers relief bill" proposing reduction of
classification moneys and credits, bank shares,
etc, from 80 to per cent. Bill vetoed by Gov. Sam
Ford.
AGANST-HB 49, reasonable assistance the
needy aged and eliminate of the inequtes of the
existing welfare act.
FOR-SB $50 give private utilities practically unlimited
right condemn land under eminent domain, without
proper protection for landowners.
AGAINSTHB 212 which proposed permitting state to
up s25 900, thus affecting savings
the state of thousands of dollars annually needessly
spent insurance fireproof buildings
Evening star., 1954-01-02
,a.IRMS.. APTs. 70 SHARE lcons.l /

1 on 2 GIRLS TO snare 5-rm. apt.
with other girl; Eeas. Can CO D.
VIII MI SHARE my 2-bedrm. apt. N With
twin beds. TV and kit. .privils., for 2
. congenial. employed ladies. EN- p
VIC. iic. ieth ST. N.w.-Jewish "a Girl
wishes share with another girl l.
bedrm. apt. CO. 5-27OS, 10 am.
LxDY I e. % share lge. modern furn. enc.
with another lady; NV; S4S; with
.ntt of gbtainine .bedrm.
apt. same bldg; prefer one with
oIRh Xxi 9sOtB1 rs s1aRR ds a-bsdrni.i sps with
3 other girls; conv. NV, section.
Cony, transp. Rent. $50 mo. IA
LADY wILL SHARE her attractiye
small home with middle@aeed lady.
Close downtown. Very reas. Wo.
GRs1o5sssGHEsTowN--Man wishes to -a share
arm, bacheloE apt; with young gen.
YOUNG GIRL to share modern furn.
2-bedrm. apt with 3 other girls.
Conv. transp.; NV. section. All day
Sat. and Sun. after $3.50 weekdays.
Young ift NAN, share home with 3
other men In 20s; we are consider
ate respectable. sociable. TU. q
054S. --4
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N. ARL.--Mod. spac. apt. with pvt.
entr.. porch. ph, utils. furn. Must
see tc appreciate; Sl35. ia. 2-4S22.
liv, rm.. dinette. kit,
bath. above aver; furn; util. ex-
cept elec adults. ia. 2-1s90.
BLvD.-Unusually at.
tractiye 2-bedrm. apt. close to town
and Pentaeon. conv. shopping cen
ter ter and bus bus transp.; $3.50 with utils.
ARLiNGToN-Newly furn. de luxe
4, 1710 N. 18th st.. Arl.
ARL. Nice compl equip transient
apts.. kit. bath, maid service. chill
cONv., TO PENTAGoN and airport;
brand-new 2-story 3-bedrm. apt, !;
3lSnes, Gs oT Tinens; as4sS everything furn.: $50
va rooms, kitchen
and bath, furnished. Call JA. T.
COW. CoNTvS TO PENTAGoN-Attrac.. CD re.
gently lso Tedec.. III l7bedrm. apt. LOCATED
location, close to shop. and express
transp.; S99.50, incl. heat snd hot
water. Apply ianitor. 40l Common
wealth ave, Alex. DREYFUSS BROS,
1913 18th st. NV, MA. S-05S2.
ALEX. VlC.-2-bedrm. apt. in brk
home on 3 acres: liv. rm. with pic
ture window, overlooking ponds
woods; Kit. alcove; bath; ; closets:
pvt entr.: 10 min. Pentagon; empl
tple. or gent; $50. XII. 9-O109. .-3
but comfortable, l-bed-
room apt, with unusually lge liv
rm. with river view; in Alexandria;
emminently suitable or 2 bach
elors. XII. 9-7S33 or DE. 2-S714.
NEAR PENTAGON--Liv. rm.. bedrm..
pvt. bath; kit. sun porch; pvt.
entr.; empl. cple. OF. 4-9161.
End FLOOR of Christian home; bed
rm.-liv. rm: comb, kit. bath. Near
Hecht's. Cpl only. ia. 5-7982. =
N. ARL., Westover-Efac. in apt.
bldg; liv.-bedrm. comb; lge. kit,
din, oath, pvt. entr.: suit. / or 2
gentlemen. ia. 7-0107. 3
NICE CLEAN 3-RM. APT, all furn.;
ut1ls. incl: / blk. to downtown
and .Pentagon buses. Must be quiet,
employed couple. ia. 7-1742. --3
APT, semipvt. bath; "A blk.
from bus: settled white woman; $50
mo-, utils. incl. IA. 7-25s7. --3
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.RMs. FURN.-MD. & VA. tcont.
ALEXANDRIA-Room in refined
home. conv. to Pentagon and air
port. PoWhatan st. K. R.7anR

ALEXANDRIA-Room in refined
home. conv. to Pentagon and air
port. Powhatan st. XII. s-796s.
SILVER sPKING-Nicely furn. bed
2 buslines; S35 mo. JU. 9-4235.
SILVER SPRING. conv. to transp,
Well,furn; Single bedrm.. $40 .wk.
OH III f.saeai sxkGE HousrkrEprsc Il Nm,
Completely furn. South exposure.
Home conveniences. semipvt. bath.
1922 N. Stafford ST.. Arl.. ia. 2
BEDRooM-Pvt. bath. telephone. me- in
Christian home Of working counle,
gentleman preferred with refs. WA.
PyT. W.T. ENTRANCE. pvt, bath. ID mr.
Pentagon; for ! gentleman; quiet
5erhood: $40 mo- ju. IL S-sS76|. | n1e
LGE. BEDRM. and kit, semipvt. bath
ress.. 5015 apache St. College Park,
1sis sH; N. ABINGDON ST.. ARL,-1s.
peraaps' rr9na sedrm: 1A al7is4 ni!t to bath; q
loci COLONIAL AvE.--Nieeiy furn.
rm. next to bath: gentleman only.
Conv. Pentagon. XII, s-712a, -
NEWLY DEC front bedrm. for lady.
| In family. Near transp. Breakfast
kit. priyils. IA. S-4057. --:i
N: ARL. furn front bedrm. l blk.
to Clarendon. Avail. now. Lady or
gentleman; $50 mo. ia. s-6O52. --3
ALEX.-Front rm.. lge. closet, blk.
bus; adult home; empl. eple. pref
some privtls. Ov. 3-06S5.
LARGE. nicely furn. bedrm.: elec
stove and refrigerator; Ink:
blks. OF bus; empI. adults. No drink
Ing XII 9-57S7. --3
ARLINGTON-Clean single rm. pvt.
lavatory; gentleman. Conv. D. c.,
y blk. bus. ia. 4-1434. IS
NICE ROOM. twin beds. LIST floor:
furnished. kitchen downstairs; suit
able mother and child. or 2 girls;
$40 mo. each. WA. 7-4753. --3
ARL.-Nice room. share bath: gentle
man; in apt. bldg; pvt. entr.; also
enc. IA 7-0107. -3
ARLINGTON. conveniently located
Single or double rooms; gentlemen
only. IA. 7-641S. -
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Rooms HOUSEKEEPING

MT. PLEASANT. 3342 18th st. NV
Large. attractive, sunny corner bed
sitting rm. and kitchenette, elec.
plate. new refsr.. semipvt. bath;
adult hou sehold. no. 2-9194. a
1894 PERRY PL. N.W.-Lee. turn.
room, hot plate: re!sr,. tsiephcne'
AIR fR''- ROAM sTuDIo. refgr'. es p. clock
SSto' 81! NV! w. PSs. Ex. enu sat,6ssi h0"ef' "a ga
DUPONT CIR, 1899 P NV. Lge. frt.
room with kitchenette, adj. bath.
Sl2.50 wk.; another. IS. AID. 2-l365.
1447 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV
drinkers AD aoasSf " W.. "a ~
BEDRM. AND KITCHENETTE. Utils.
furn. Frteidaire. Employed couple.
sober. 944 N Y. ave. NV. ME- g.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE overlooking In.
stove. sol End st. ne. ia. 1886.
lie1 z. CAPITOL ST. s.E.-Beauty.
rest studio, sink, stove. refgr.. lin
sns adult s4rs, share adl bath T,
GRoReETowN. SSta eiEk n e'SsSi; que :t.spaciou.. 6
attrac,. dble. or sgle.: cooking facili-
ties; cleo. refgr.; bus at door. AD.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS -
$40; 2l0 MARYLAND ave. ne. Ii.
3-7469. 3
CIRCLE-LarSe Ink. room
2 closets. kitchenette. running wa
ter gas ronge. new refgr.: warm.
clean Rent reduc. 1416 goth st. NV.
>
18th AND SHEPHERD ut N. H. ave.
NV warm, coy connt. rms,
for or 3 girls; hot plate. refgr.
rms. sepr.; $25 and $35 mo. Refs.
r ST. N.w.-3 rms.
and kitchen. partly furnished; $35
wk Call LA. 6-9l15 B
Evening star., 1954-01-02
FILE CABINETS

SPECIAL PURCHASE 2 CARLOADS
u. s. GOVT.
4 and 5 drawer steel full suspension
liie cabinets: General Ftreproofing
Security Art Metal Peerless make;
$35 and up; reconditioned;. like
new; original cost, 500 and up.
Also 2-drawer file, wood, walnut;
$40. Large stock card files, wood.
steel: all sizes; free delivery and
MANHArrAN MANIA OFFICE EQUIP. co.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FUR. mink Jacket; ANTIQUE Aubusson
rug. 6iaxS4a; wool domestic rug.
9x10h: all perfect cond.; 2 pair
'fast-color new drapes, never hung;
Gapistrano. Mission type fixtures.
fHe OT Go44 H. %S%1on %orn lew tmss tSnssa pa siss
$3.50. will sell for $40. Call co.
Furnace. LENox, hot-air hignSoy
with, blower. coal fired. $50. ia, g.
FuRNiiTuRE-Liv. rm. suite, piano,
rifiee. JE. 3-3S69. g
FURNITURE-Mod. red sect. sofa,
blcn4 si.I s,r lsmp table Yshos. gshs rocker and
FURNiTURE - Living. dining room
suites, Selling house, many house
hold held items. Reas. prices. RA. s.
EURNITURE-Dinin room set, $S5
dinette set, $25: call RA. 3-l305.
EURNITURE-1 Hollywood bed. COM
plete; Waterfall front buffet. Wo.
FURNITURE-7-pc. bedrm. suite;
Chinese Chippendale desk; studio
bed-coush. blond tables. IA. S-6260.
FURNITURE-Mahogany chest for
hanging clothes: S25. Hollywood
bed; SI5. Ho, .2-2Ol7.
FURNITURE-Tabl dropleaf with
!. chairs; rollaway bed; bar with
chair: dishes; kit. utils: carpet
sweeper and misc. 10. 3-6451 --3
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE
Good furniture. any amount; also
need good piano. refrigerator, gas
range can MR.. GRADY, MA.
FURNlTURE-Bedrm suite. liv. rm.
suite. complete household furnish
ings, bookcases, garden equip. elec
fan, bucksaw, fold-away cot, Leaving
city. Sacrifice. WE. 5-4912. IA
FURNITURE, for 3-rm. apt; mod.
plus washing machine tABCl; sac; !;
leaving town. LU. 1-164I.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS ron RENT Spinets. con.
soles and grands at moderate rates
Ing extra. JORDAN'S. corner l3tf
and q SITS. NV. tST. 3-040Ol, and
1892 Georgia ave-, Silver Sprint
lJu. S-l105). Silver spring store
1880 to pm. At night.
PIANOS. Special discounts TO mem
ment employees b. G. empioyes, etc
Over. 100 new and used instruments
on display ct al times including the
full Lester Betsy Ross line. Pay Q.
little as $25 down, PIANO MART,
above the library.
PYNBALL MACHINES t7): 500 fol
the lot. Need repairs. Call OR. (.
Gill after p.rn. -3
PPE-Galv. black copper, cast iton
cut-thread tixtures. BLOCKS l74t
Lee hwy. ia $500
RADIO EQUIP. = Eico condenser
$ls:ss; like new. io. 1.o4ze. '
kaESaS "A. cos rocS TsS qsss ncr IspciS soys Sii
III s.. NV. Ma. s.sa5a, 80 80
RATTAN FURN., maple bedrm.. gate.
leg table. mahog bed. metal kit
cab. Simmons sofa bed, misc, reas
REFRIGERATORs, gas. all sizes: in.
stallation PEERLESS SALES CO
2237 Ga. ave. DE 2.6666
REFRIGERATOR, g cubic IT,. with
freezing unit. II. 6-7S37 after 9
eEEk.aERAroRs. usea: large 80 =.
sortment. from $40 up; some with
sREpEseks :saot ps as.h payments J. ns
fRlGERATORS. used: emit or puy
& mo-; :,dS sSll eua5Tansee DoWD's'
REFRIGERATORS AND WASHERS,
$25, up: completely recond: fully
guaranteed. DUNN-MARK. 1884
Columbia I'd. NV. NO. 1855,
REFRIGERATORs, sa5 and up
fully guaranteed. ALAN REFRTGER.
ALTON CO., S21 Cue st. NV. AD
REFRiGERAToR. Philco 81 model,
. best SSst9E ot1sE; q m%Soy,ng; %Sn Cal Tu: 2-s4s6
tt: latest model: freezer top: moi
used; sell best offer. WO. 6-4200.
REFGR., Norge "a Gu. IT.. new
motor. dependable refrigeration
$35 LO. 5-0579. ---4
RING. diamond solitaire. "a carat
ga yellow gold setting; 500, Cal
RUGS. matched pair Of Herman
Persian rugs. 4x7 each. LO. 1884
Evening star., 1954-01-02
MlscEL. foR SALE tcsne.l

CL0THING--Man's suit. Hght gray
wool ahaFkskin; ~ long; Ike new;
COAT, new. size "A, ,milium Etp.in
hping;. cost $50, will sacrifice for
COxi, luxurious Forstmans Mirrak:
purple: from Erlebacher's; worn
I season; must sacrifiee. EN-.
DiNiNG DiiSsSN5' SET, chippendale: antique
marbie-tOD chest. S4s. Lo. S-l5sO'
DNETTR SET. yellow plastic. large
table. 1 year old; orig. cost. $3.50;
sell, $50. kenmore washer. about
S ysaTs xis & $StS $gS PSS: SSS rHs orig cut prics Gee
$l79; take 500 or best cffer. Type
writer. $l5, SO. b-4S14. "A
DIN. RIM. TABLE, 80 In, round, ma
hog; opens to seat IL; almost new;
2 leaves. pad; $110. Wo. $4,000.
DINING ROOM SUITE, junior; .9-
Pc walnut; sEsS; like new: reasonable.
Din. RIM. SET. s-pe. walnut. Sep.
bedrm. furn..' fireplace equipment.
velour portieres. La. 6-1S23. 1914
DH6ETEiSnAf6Rs. DHfTiSnA F. Be- all tyne. hand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO.. 1881 g; Capitol St; II. S-00s2:
satin: also black dinner dress, both
long Street dress and untrimMed
topcoat, all size 10. WO. 6-6O6S.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

CAPITOL LIBRARY VIC. - Large
front rm., 4 windows. nicely furn.,
Ice. closet. unlimited phone. maid
service. friendly home; $40 mo.
MONROE sT. NE. nr. churches and
lines. S25 mo. LA. 6-S9SS. a
621 A ST. N.E.-Sgle. and dble. rms;
hot and cold water in all rooms;
laundry privils.; So and $40 per wk.
1914 ID ST. N.E.-comfortable double
rm.. 81 wk.; TRANSPORTATION at door.
cAPITroL. i r1g.11i LIBRARY vIc.-Lse. front
rm., 4 south windows; very nicely
furn.; large closets; $40 mo-; friend
c9LoRED-IARsGES "a CORNER ROOMS
for cple.' children accepted. Near
priRiieEes. psnnins 'hGppinso M1 so4ssa ssnter Hsme
cooLoRESIs-4sS MANOR PL. Nv
aaftsr as opin. p.n' n4Te %U $aao9se. $a697sees' gan
COLORED-NICE RM.--in Christian
home; gentleman only; close-in To-
COLORED - NEATLY FuRN., home
priyils.. $3.50 week. Call AD. f.
CSoIoRED-FURN RMS. $40 and
$50 per mo-. or 2 children; quiet
people only; all privil. 216 = st. ne.
CoLoRED CHILDREN ACCEPTE1;
saGsf eFivis 70 cs sIanfa b. ssGrss and scnGo
col LORED-NEWLY FURN. RIM. for
refined ernpl. cple.; al privils. 1884
Evening star., 1954-01-02
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DACHsHUNDS, champion sired. black
Axe. S5O-$125. OIL. 4-6897. a
cOCKER sPANIELs, 2 blond females.
AsS Ass4s ssSsnfss sSd H. Ped4issTTsse' 4sTs Phone 40
BASENU PUPPIEs. Axe reg. bark
less dogs from ancient Egypt MAR
LlSE. Old Baltimore rd.. olney. Nd.
GERMAN SsSGA s SHEPHERD puppies. Axe
reg. bred for disposition. MARLISE,
OLE Baltimore rd., olney. Md. Fulton
nv COOKERS. you saw them xmas
day. 2 mo. old black beauties. Axe,
We Very reas9nssbls; so: 5-7451. % .
%Sf psets Akc k 4oSsS EsS SSrSPFDsd SFtss Show pros
GREAT DANE. male. fawn. 8 mo-.
with papers; reas. OIL. 2-24SS be-
tween g. and 4. weekdays. Po
2-25S5 after $3.50 pm. or week ends,
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r6opiE 6sapih aFf F6pfiks. if 10 Axe ks77f fExeUie
SITE. gay, lovable silver miniatures.
Sired by son of Ch. Smilestones
Sityern 10 champ. 8 gen. IA. g
GREAT DANE PUPPIRs-s wks. Old,
CHESAPEAKE RETRIEVER PUPPIES,
Reg. ntters. wks. old. Excel, blood
tiDe Parents reg Axe. Wonderful
companion. Natural retrievers. WILL
LIAM ARMIGER. Dobe Point.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Axe Reg, champion sired, beauti-
1uiiy marked, OUTSTANDING. CO.
roy MANCHEsTER rERRrER pub pup
Female. registered: $50. JU. $500.
SPRINGER SPANIEL PUP, pretty lit
tie girl liver and white tficolor, II
wks;, shots. wormed. NESBITT. JE.
BOXER r. PUPPIES. fawn. 3 months. ont
rNlss sars ,a cESpPed; .,i1g "; 5-4sa4, ,,,,v;--s
male, puppy. registered. 2 mos. /;
much speckled and very gay. Cal
thersburg 332-J.
CAT. Persian. young. beautiful. af-
fectionate, neuter. available to good
home. OF. 4-828O. IS
BOXER PUPS-AKC reg, fawn,
Champion sired. WA. 7-016S.
PUREBRED GERMAN SHEPHERD
fUrPIES - 4 weeks, S36. JE. q
BOXER PUPS, 4h months, fawn With
black mask. ears cropped and AKC
registered. OIL 3-7476. --3
PUPPIES WANTED-A. A. Pet shop,