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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-04
qae Once Active Key West Area May Be Doomed To Destruction

1878 she sailed with stores for the
Paris Exposition, and in 1880 car
ried relief supplies to Ireland.
The frigate was towed to New
port, R. l., in 1893 and was out Of
commission until 1914 when she
was stripped of modern equipment
and fitted out as closely as pos
sible to resemble her original ap-
pearance. In 1915 her name was
changed to "Old Constellation" be-
cause a battleship under construc-
ton had been named "Constella-
ton" during World War l. But in
1925 when the battleship was scrap
ped, the Constellation resumed her
rightful name.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-04

French ship with a crew Of 480,
lost so killed and Ito wounded; the
Constellation IA killed and Is
wounded.
To GUadeIovpe
Returning to Norfolk for repairs
and refitting the Constellation sail
ed May 20, 1900, for Guadeloupe.
Capt. Truxton had been honored
with gold medal, and was now
succeeded by Capt. Alexander Muir
ray. Near the West Indies the Con
stellation took a three-masted lug
ger of IA guns from Guadeloupe,
and there learned of the treaty
with France.
Although the war with Tripoli be-
gan in May, 1901, the Constella-
ton, waiting in New York, did not
set sail until March IA, 1902. Ar
irving at Gibraltar she helped
blockage Tripoli. Peace with that
country came in June, 1905. The
War of 1912 called for refitting the
ship and she sailed from the Medi-
terreanean for Norfolk, evading
the British ships out to capture her.
June IT, 1915, the Constellation
sighted a large Algerian ship and
opened fire but the vessel ran
away to be later taken by the
Guerrier and the Epevier under
our flag. After detail at the mouth
of the river LaPlata, during nego.
tiations to protect American COM
merce from privateers and to es-
tablish favorable trade relations
with South America, the Constella-
ton was ordered to New York, and
then was laid up at Norfolk where
she was refitted and returned to
Mediterranean waters until late
in 1881.
In and Out Of Service
She was out of commission from
1887 until 1910, and after duty in
the East Indies and Hampton
Roads, was laid up in ordinary
until 1854. Then the frigate was
refitted as a 22-gun sloop-of-war
at the Norfolk Shipyard. She cruis-
ed in the Mediterranean and of
the shores of Cuba until August,
1858, when she was placed out Of
commission.
She returned to duty between
1859 and the outbreak of the War
between the States in 1861, cruis
ing off the coast of Africa where
she captured several slave ships
During that war the Constellation
was ordered again to Mediterrean
can waters to protect commerce
from Confederate raiders. Their
she returned to Philadelphia anG
became a receiving ship. In 1865
she was moved to Norfolk for re-
pairs.
Subsequently she began gunnery
practice and became a midship
mems cruising ship until 1877. II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-04
Reds TellOf
American
Spy" Efforts

TOKYO R-The Russian mission
today charged that American
spies" had tried to win over a
Soviet ship captain to the United
States with promises of $4,000 and
asylum in California.
But the efforts failed, the mission
said in a statement released to
Japanese newsmen.
1t called upon the japanese gov
eminent to control the provoca-
tive actions of the American es-
pionage corps"
The US. Far East Command did
not comment Immediately.
The Russian mission has had no
legal position in Japan since the
end of the occupation. Russia did
not sign the japanese Peace
Treaty.
A Soviet spokesman identified the
Russian skipper as a Captain
Kulikov." Presumably he referred
to Capt. Philip Krekov, who was
convicted last month on a techni-
cal charge of violating Japan's ter.
ritorial waters. Krekov was nabbed
off Japan's northernmost island of
Hokkaido in a trap set for Japa-
neSe Communist spies.
He received a suspended sen.
tence of one year and left Japan
Monday on a Russian ship.
The Russian spokesman men.
toned briefly the former chief OF
the Communist spy ring in Japan,
Yuri Rastovoro, now in American
hands.
1.-THE fact that Yuri Rastovoroy
former member of the mission, dis.
appeared suddenly one month age
together with the facts mentioned
in Kulikov'S statement indicate
that the American spies are tax.
ing provocative action as they de.
sire against Soviet citizens for
criminal purposes, he said.
The Soviet spokesman, F. Runov,
said two Americans named Albert
Parmen and Edward Martin had
threatened Kulikov. He quoted
Kulikov as saying they had piled
him with drinks and "tried to force
me to sign a statement refusing
to return to my home country"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-04
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-04

Inc OONSLclldblOtl, uS1 ludSto cut
down, lies rotting in a slip at the
Charlestown Navy Yard in Boston
Harbor a short distance from her
sister frigate, the Constitution,
which was saved and made immor-
tai by Oliver Wendell Holmes
poem "Old Ironsides."
The Constitution was rebuilt by
the school children of America with
gifts of patriotic pennies after Con-
gress would appropriate no fund.
For years it was a tradition that
the, Constitution and not the Con
stellation sailed from Caribbean
waters to answer the call for help
from the frightened citizens Of Key
West. But she was in Mediter.
reanean waters then.
Reeommissionins
When a few years ago the late
President Franklin D. Roosevelt,
visited the naval training station
at Newport, r. l., his attention
was called to the condition of the
Constellation. August IL, 1910, Mr..
Roosevelt paused in the shadow OF
the historic old sea-fighter, and or.
dered her recommisSioned. Papers
were prepared and signed for. This
was done August "a, 1910. At that
time the ship had been laying tC
at Newport So years. After re
conditioning the Constellation was
towed on a trip to American ports
and visited Key West.
Following the vessels voyage tc
Key West when the Indians threat
ened, she was ordered to Pensa
cola, her base of operations.
The Constellation is the Navy:
oldest ship. She was launched Sept
Z, 1897, and proved bulwark Of
the American fleet in the early
turbulent years of the young Re
public. She served with distinction
during four wars as she fought tC
preserve the independence of the
new nation and uphold our tradi
ton of the freedom of the seas.
One of six sailing frigateS au
thorized by the Congress March 81
1894, after the victorious Colonie;
had scuttled the enemy navy, the
Constellation had the distinction Of
being built under direction of the
Secretary of War because the Ma
wy Department was not organized
until April 80, 1898.
But Two Remain
Only two of the frigates remain
the Constellation and the ConStitu
ton. They are each 157 years ole
this year. Authorization to builC
the ships was brought about by the
plundering of American commerce
by the powers of the Barbary
Coast. 1t was also fact that &
French privateer could seize a yes
sci at the mouth of the river il
the approaches to Philadelphia
then the capital of the United Sta
ties. This situation offered a fur
ther humiliation to our people who
had suffered years of abuse, anG
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-04
USS Constellation Last Visited Here
After Recommissioning In 1910
BY FRANK w. LOWERING

Last Saturday Gov. Christian A. Herter of Massa-
chusets appealed to the school children of his state to
add their pennies to those of the school children of
Baltimore and Maryland, to gather fund with which
to save for posterty the gallant old USS Frigate Con-
stelation which the of Key West at the
height of the Indian uprising in 1886.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-04
Latin America
Waits For Word
On US. Money

CARACAS, Venezuela Up - Latin
American delegates looked to Sec
rotary of State Dulles today for at
least a hint whether the United
States will lay fresh economic aid
on the line for its neighbors south
of the Rio Grande.
Almost to a man, they want to
hear him tell the 10th Inter.Amer-
lean Conference the United States
has been concentrating in
the postwar years on building up
its allies in Europe and Asia-will
do more to help Latin America
achieve greater economic free
dom.
Dulles was expected to take the
roStrum for a policy statement this
afternoon.
The foreign ministers of Vene-
zuela, Cuba and Peru assailed
communism in addresses yester-
day as a grave threat to the West
ern Hemisphere, then said the best
defense against it lies in economic
development.
Thse speakers were Aureliano
Otanez of Venezuela, Miguel An
gel Campo of Cuba and Ricardo
Rivera Schneider of Peru. All en-
phaSized that communism must be
fought wherever it appears.
Conference circles said yester-
day the United States planned to
offer a resolution which would pro-
hibit any American nation from
recognizing a government which
rose to power under Communist
influence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-04
COPS WON'T TAKE
CAR AS A GIFT

GAINESVILLE, Ohio Up Up Mick
Politis, a GAINESVILLE cafe operator,
couldn't get his 1887 sedan started.
Patrolmen Cam Agin and Carl Ray
finally got it going for him.
At Politis' request, Agin drove
it to police headquarters. There
the cafe owner tried to make the
car present to the officers. They
refused, but Politis left the car
anyway. It's still there.
DIAN rrYYr ~r-r--~x ~xxx -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-04

In the past eight years, the United
States has gained more than 20
million in population.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-04

Ancient Sparta discouraged bus
mess transactions by issuing heavy
clumsy, iron coins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-04

The island of Madagascar is 995
miles long and SO miles wide.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-04

A giraffe usually is more than
S feet tall at birth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-04

READ THE CITIZEN DAILY
Evening star., 1954-12-21
By kembert James
Military edstor, SON pisoo Union

SAN DIEGO. Dec. u While
Russia has been building the
worlds largest submarine force
and designing guided missiles
carrying Warheads with hydro
gen bombs To be launched st sea
against coastal targets. the
United States has been develop
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Striking coddies Arrested

The l2e caddies Of the Wan
derers Coli Club Of johannes
burg. South Africa. were i1aIed
into court on m Illegal strike
charge.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Periscopes Off Our coost
u. S. Navy 5 Anti Sub Defense
Is Thousands Of Miles in Depth

ing the greatest anti-SuDmarlne
defense ever devised.
Il Is . defense in depth thcu-
sands of miles ID depth land u
This i the iasf d Hires articles -
The knssioa Submarines shot hoys
been training their penscopes -
Amerieoss coosf since 1913. The
articles, wrisfen altar extensive ~
seuiews With United sfufes sub-
marine conlnonders. were Distributed
by fhe kostk Americas Nswspaper
Alliance.
coastal cities survive the first
few hours, or days, at the start
Of d new war. they should Be
reasonably safe from there on
out.
This defense Is built around
hunter-killer groups Of ships
equipped with planes and hell
copters. In addition. other air
power win attack and smash
enemy submarine operating bases
with nuclear bombs.
II Is not likely that an enemy
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Girls' Holid0y Dresses
NyIons and cottons
Sizes l-3. 3-6x,
Req. 5.oS Req. 7.ss Req. s.ss
$50 4.o9 / $50

GIRLS COTTON QUILTED ROBES
Sizes Cox. Reg. 5.o8--------2.o0
GIRLS RAYoN QUILTED BED
JACKETS
Sizes 4-l2. Reg. 2.eo-3.o8----I.9o
GIRLS, COTTON or NYLoN BLoUsEs
Sizes 3-6x. Reg. z. .98--------I.99
ST. ONLY
NYLoN TRIcoT SLIPS \
Sizes 4-6 Reg. 4.o8 8------z.99
ST. ONLY
NYLoN QUILTED ROBES
Sizes 4-6-6x. Req. 7.98------4.99
2 ST. ONLY
GIRLS COTTON AND RYLoN
BLOUSE SLIPS
Sizes 3-6x. Rec. 2.o8-3. .o8--J.Q go
GIRLS NYLoN 2-Pc. PAJAkAAS
Sizes 4-6-8. Reg. 8.98 3.99
GIRLS COTTON DRESSES
Assorted styles. Sizes BOX. Reg. 3.eS-
5.o8 z.C0
s ST. ONLY
GIRLS. FELT OR VELVET HATS
" PRICE Va PRICE
GIRLS COTTON SHOCKS
Sizes 7-l2. Reg. 3.o8--------I.49
GIRLS CORDUROY JUMPERS
Sizes 7-l2. Reg. 5.98-------3.99
GIRLS CORDUROY OR FELT SKIRTS
Sizes 7-l2. Reg 5.98-4------3.o9
GIRLS COTTON KNIT GOWNS
Fonncus noke. Sizes 8-l2. Reg. $50,
l.o9
GIRLS NYLoN TRIcoT RUEFLE
SLIPS
Sizes 8-l4. Reg. 5.98------3.oo
GIRLS CORDUROY PEDAL SUITS
Sizes 7-l2 Reg. 4.o8-5.o8---3.co
GIRLS NYLoN GOWNS
Famous noke. Postels. Sizes S-l2.
Req. 6.o8----------4.oo
GIRLS COTTON DRESSES
Various styles. Reg. 5.o8-7.o8,
z.os-3.eo
rsT. ONLY
Evening star., 1954-12-21

INFANTS WOOL KNIT GAPS
Pastel shades. Req. | 90 90
CORDUROY cRANNLERS
snop crotch. Req. ] .o8 So
INFANTS flYLoN BABET1E DRESSES
Postels and white. Sizes l2-l8 months.
INFANTS HANDMADE BABETTE
DRESSES
pnstels. REQ. .o8 .----I | 80
INFANTS HANDMADE BAIlSTE
DRESSES
/ PosfeI shades. REQ. 3 90 z.o9
INFANTS 3-Pc. FLAllk]ELEITE
PAJAIAAS
Sizes Ia. Req. 2.2o I 80
ToDDLERS, COTTON FLANNEL
SHIRTS
Sizes "a. Req. o8 99c
ST. ONLY
INFANTS WESTERN SHIRTS
M, {, XII. Reg. 2.o8- I SO
ToDDLERs' NYLoN PIkAFoRES
Posfels. REQ. 2. 90 SO
Evening star., 1954-05-30
SINKS-USED
$1.95 AND UP


Bathtubs. radiators, window and door
sratings stoves and other usable
Also, I-beams plates. angle iron pipe
and uipe fittings.
At Reasonable Prices
Open EssSs 8 sssurda, Say unEi R1 l3S Isoq? Fm
SMORGASBORD TABLE. excel. for
festaSuIraannt SIan Or .,s club. cost $500. sen
SOFA, ehest ss tor of 1 drawers. 8e 7eseS dresser
bles. rugs. RA 3-66s4. NO '"
SOFA, chairs and chaise Tongue;
rollaway bed. HO. 2-O2O7. 80
SOFA, maroon: 9-pc. din. rm.; 3 prs.
damaSk drapes; dbl. maple bed; best
ofIer. 10. 5-1721.
nome. So; fber rug. ST. fSIi lawn mower, mssTG
So; window fan. adj: S25; Ken
more auto. washer, suds-saver, sos.
Call Mon. or Tues. JU. 9-3754.
SOFA. traditional. turquoise mattel
lase; overall length. 81 in; brand
new. KI. $3.50.
sSA cover, sps so2s HOLLYWOOD San'S beds ,Sist fp
and miscel. items. KE. 8-5759.
1852 N. Washington blvd, Airing
SOLOvOx. perfect cond., used Very
little: S175. Phone EN-. 3-s674:
STAMP SHOP. modern fixtures, in
cluding large safe. display frames.
counters. show cases. cash register
ssSs5ass saRansss de;f asS' CUE CUE
LENS, 405 Tenth st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
WASHER, apt. size, Al cond
$40. IA. 2-0157.

WASHING MACHINE-Washer SIS;
Sat. and Sun. only. AABACO SERV-
wAsHfNG MHCHiNE, auto. BendiS
,53 MODEL, new condition; best offer
WASHING As ISGOf' MACHINE. Easy s1 Spin
WASHING MACHINE, Thor auto;
clean and good condition; S35. WA.
wAsaiNG MACHINE, Westinghouse
5Laundromad; auto, S;.S excel. cond'
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag; life t.,
tI4so7 tine tub; new cond'' 1 yr' old uN
wAsHHIiNiG MACHINE, Kenmore, with
pump, like new; $49.5O. AP.
wiXsHHf2NSG ilsHfS; MACHINE, Thor, wringer
typs excl MScSSf sGHf RG S49 JE 2Gsst Wss1
inghouse ironer. Best offer: 4s4s
wATCH.CLEANING Il MACHINE. L: q
R.. heavy duty; compl.. just overhld
Excel. cond.. reas. OV. 3-3S70;o
WATER COOLERS, new and used;
WEBSTEP 627 F st. NV. ST.
WAFER Wafer HEATERS, new and used;
priced as low as SID at JOHN y.
WEBSTER, 627 F st NV. ST.
WATER HEATER, General Electric,
80 gallon. new, never used, sell
$40. Y cost price. private party
WATER HEATERS, gas auto. 20 gal,
SAC: 80 gal, $50; 40 gal. 500.
Can install; ~: 9-l460; 40
stroke deep well pump with | 5-h.p..
22O-volt, 3-phase motor; 2S5 #. of
23Ax1sA cypress sucker rod, complete
with coupling; one Ain. brass line
double action cylinder; never been
used; will sacrifice. Call JE. 2-2257
davs; ewes. -JE. 2-4541, or write
Box 367-L. Star 80
WINDOW SCREENS, new. all sizes.
sliding. ETC.: less than half price:
any quantity: will accept trade OF
some doors or plywood. AID.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
EARM . GARDFN tceakl lRooMs fURN.-NW. tcentl

NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED FerRu.
son farm. tractors and full line 0.
equipment at bargain prices. Over.
stocked. New Moline and John Deere
pSolesTiTIs' fSd SG%Si1ssj Md Sass SaIl MIR. JONES
FARMALL TRACTOR, pIow, culti.
yator, disk. harrow, moving machine
cS,, co sn1tif sIIT s-1nhs an estate; $3.50 cash
VIRGIN ToPSOiLi, best quality, 'S an,
F4a4J FFL4EaM4JNo LANDSCAPE sERv. UN
SPECIAL ON GLENN DALE AzAIE4as
ROSS AZALEA GARDENS, S2iI
SSligo Greek Parkway, Takoma Park,
CEMETERY wREATHs, 81 90: In Sue.,
UWilliams, 3 punches. $1.25; peonies.
Sse y. S.n,; doZ,; lgs; geraniums, 75c ca.
BLRDBATHs; benches. vases. now flower
DUHss. Doots., Wan fountain; best garden
material SO4 D st. ne. LII. 4-3sO5.
FOR SALE $40 h.p. Bolens Hus-
key garden tractor, complete with
lawn mower. sickle bar, turning piow.
cultivator harrow and wheel WITS.
cost over, $3.50, sell cash S299. See
SaH MTn Va. 2 9hdn. a sSs1ETER sGSEpi5s
MoWERs, power, new, in ORIG. t.e-
tory cartons II you so want. but
we suggest you have US set up and
service them; 21-in. all steel IA
nous make power mowers, reel
type with 2 cycle engines; reg,
S;,, SISS 80, sale price, $50 others
only with 4 cycle engines, $3.50. so.
ave; Bethesda, Nd. OF. 2-6dO0
CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS. I0c
floor Groom suite. separate bed
rooms, shower bath. sos. NO.
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STEET
STEEI-STEEI,

~ = A1A1&1 ~ L
Large stock; steel 1-beams and angle
an sizes: heating plants. radiators,
plumbing: shower stalls: $685..
ARROW WRECKING co.
100 So. Capitol st. Ii. 3-2261 .
STEEL SHELVING; 10x24x25 It. long;
sToRM %ois Ge VII %NSoWs SH1e AND 3D. DoSRs SSss
aluminium. Memorial week Special:
Large inventory now on hand as
Sures you Of best prices in area.
Ex.;; in. alum. door. fully equip.
snd ssnd installed incl. grille. only
Size, s17SS Installed MR din0SNs; csssmenfs snf
sun 9-2. weekdays any time. JU.
sTSXE 1SSSI;,os electric sRis, Hotpoint excellent
STOVE. Hardwick gas. divided top,
STUDIO CoUCH. ss5. dark gree green
opens dpb2 int double bed. Like new
sTGDio Si1 Couch, opens into double
56eed5Ik mus must sell. any reas. offer
sFtDSI6S 1tiS Sai icooSUscH, cooSUscH like new; open,
twin; cocoa color, decorator ma
teFisl; d;ls with 2 square holsters. co
STUDIO COUCH. like new. $50: 10.
DC. din. rm. suite. S69. Tu. s-i sfS
SUIT, prep. light blue. 1-button roll;
size IS; SIS. co. 5;e6ss.
TABLE, liv. rm., solid mahogany
round top. carved pedestal; best
ofier: ia. $4,000. Ext. 235.
TABLE. lined oak, / leaf, dinette
size. side chairs. EN-. 2-0O64.
TABLES. ! pair maple modern lamp
tables, gloss tops. beautiful; reas-
enable. NO. 7-1905.
TAPE RECORDER, brand-new. RCA
Reg; S1se.95. Our price. S120. ia
TAPE RECORDER. webcor hi-fidelity
ScVfSkHS, : spesksrs, excel els sonS;; o $IIo. cal
P st. NV. bet. 10 and 2 Sunday.
TELEVISI0N. 21 in. SNvertone con
caii sSlH' yE yREaaos;i a4ooss;isd1 Is mos old 81, 300
TELEvISION BARGAIN - l4-inch
Motorola table model. excellent con-
altlon Pa pm. 2245 N. Noting
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE i Mls

EEFGR.. gas. servel s. GU. f.. $40
tables, $3.50 e.. RA. 6-2036.
REFGRs., unclaimed in storage: late
models. Clean. good working. apt.
size refgr. bargains; Gas and elec.
tric. $25 70 $45. Delivered and guar;
anteed. R1GHT-WAY MOVERS. 732
9TH st. NV 10. 2-333O. -3
RIFLE. Savage model 23D. 22 Hor.
Bnes; Redfeld sights. sos. 20
ROOFING. Bird. new; colors: black
ss SQUARE. 'eo' E1siMaER sR1ss IAN MIL Z Des Z
LUMBER CO, 4736 Bethesda ave-,
roy.Hd Bethesda; ~. Ne; oL; Dr. S-6SOo. ,,,..,
Water cooler Natcnsi ees Ps sdans vSs
RSosSLLER. 2543 l4th st. NV. DE
RUG Polar bear. size SKIS. ielt
hacking. good cond. $175. Call
IA: 7-541o between $50 and 2
RUG. Chinese. sx1s, 2 matcSins
excel. cond. JU. 5-1627. 81
RUGS. 4 lge. and 8 runners. with
pads: broadloom. maroon color: like
RiiGSs nsG; S5o9; R;,r,NSav NO 7,sSsS ssHs S:o, SI
Sl25. Can 81: 2-i757. 80
RUG. genuine oriental Persian, 12xlS
good cond.; orig. price 81 900, sale
$500 or best offer. so. 6-4697. 80
RUG, Imperial Kirman, unusual de-
sign, approx. 10x16; oil painting
1890. OIL. 2-5011, l to z pm. 80
RUGS, summer: cuckoo clocks; pre-
serving jar and jelly glasses;
plumber wrenches. DE. 2-9252. - &c
RUG-French blue broadloom, 9x11
good condition. S25. ia. S-7071.
RUGS-Orientai pat, Wiltons, three
eM. EMS: s:.eSsss. sss to sSS' Excel: e09.d''
RUGS, pads; like new; wool; ORR
entail red. 9x12, L. r.; S.3x1Ox6,
p. .R: $500 value for $1s5. JU.
RUG AND PAD, combined, both
9xl2. $50. LU. l-O29O.
RUG, oriental, 9x15, for quick sale
$l25. Call Tuesday. AID. 4-26O5.
RUGS, Sx10 and 6x9, one loft. hall
runner; all practically new, less
rugs; one porcelain top kit. table
1890 Belmont st, NV, No. eli. =
RUGS %. matching summer (2), OK
II. ID 4x7. % smaller. For sale
cheap. Call RA. 3-3126.
RUG, Chinese. 9x12, magnificent red
green border: Corner sprays. 5000
Duncan Phyfe din. table. S35. AID
2-6R00. Ext 6OS
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DOCS. PETS, ETC.

SIAMESE KITTENS. pedigreed. req
lStered, housebroken; very reason
able. LO. 4-642S. 20
GIVE b1nE.n AWAY " y. 6iweek-old kittens.
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES 80.
Toy fox terrier puppies. $50; toy
Ipf igf and aEs9 t9y Manchester mixed. sis.
wEiM2RxSsssiR M22Hssi PUPPIES. 2 mos mSo Old
VA. va 7.Sssissi Ess;i sired by Canadian chss6mD. champ.
FOX TERRiER, Q months. ma male,
ReSqsesrSke1, R% srSkia nicely marked; $50.
nashy foam Kapellmeister son. AP.
GEkMA1Ns GERMAN SHEPHERD puprES31 PUPPIES, Axe
5ss;tnv 55esii excel; n,Ln, temperament; beaut;; ;;
CHiNCHIILAs@Moving. must must SELF sell;
small herd, N. C. B. A. reg; chance
for good invest. These fine animals
are priced to sell. Lo. 5-3295.
POODLE. s.oDI1 7 mos: old. daughter Of
cScfKERs.' "a Axe. NV; Weeks. blonds l or
55laeks, 5Ia;S4 male or female: $35. JE.
DAIMATIANs. Axe reg. litters: s5o-
S3; S35: 70; 7.7l6O: Stud serv. avail,
BOXER fUPPIEs. Champ, sired sire
flashy. housebroken, quality stock
at reasonable prices. DU. 5-7549.
BOXER PUPS t5). purebred, foam,
Sts5s7' TSen sMarkeo' "ks' old Can s6 AZ
cSS1g SsHsyso sIsss Rsss, 10. s-asas. U.s.; sS 3Sc'
BOXER PUPPIES, 2 fiashy fawns,
PaRaRfETso PaRR2Hff s. q a$SsssS sisss. will sell Sq 20,
s. each separate or $3.50 pair -i Of
oos1 rs each for all. Also cages. 10.
ATTESTioN. Arl.. home owners. msO 8
to good home; raised on carnation
and Puss-N-Boots. IA. s-2003. Cali
cocKER pPTTips. Axe. reg, sired by
@4i5le' 45' So. otsmsslssi sssoi wk'' old; so SAG to
BOSTON BULL male. uN. l-7ssyIs
GERMAN SHEPHERD PuPPIaS-
Several older housebroken females
Axe reg. AsGARD KENNELS, JE
sHIPTPfNG CRATEs-Does. cats. sa etc,
all sizes; liehtweight. low cost. 72i
Oglethorpe NV. RA. 6-3445.
HEALTHY yard-raised pups: 8 wks /:
Irish setter mother. Your choice
COCKER PUPS. Axe champion
bloodline; silver, blue. black blond;
S35 and UP. 36l5 Hamilton st.. w
Hyattsyille. WA 7-227S. II
AFGHAN PUPPIES, registered. avail
able June /. gold. brindle, black and
white. Edeewater 9-6110.
SCOTTY PUPS. purebred: Axe reg.
Call Edgewater 9-5915. 80
COLLIE PUPS wks.; Axe; sables
and iris; S25 to S35. JE. 2-S72S.
BLACK AND TAN HOUND PUPPIES.
2. wks.; males and females; reas.
also Airedale puppies. JE. 2-14S6.
BOXER. nashy male pup: brindlc
female due in season; also stud
service by prize winning son Of Ch.
Bans Away, JU. 5-8l93.
PUREBkED FEMALE DACHSHUND
puppies. $40. No papers. Phone
! WA. 7-07S2: Sun. IL 10 8.
BOSTON TERRIER, champion sired:
male: 3 months. Small. show-type
l&cHiHuAHuA chi puPpIEs-AKc: male.
and females; 10 weeks old. Ii