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Evening star., 1955-02-12
Dr.. Aubrey 10 Open
Series Of Lectures

DR.. Edwin E. Aubrey, professor
Of religious thought, University
Of Pennsylvania, will deliver the
first Of the Foundations of Lib
eral Christianity lectures at 1880
pm. tomorrow in the Friends
Meeting House, 21l1 Florida
avenue NV.
DR.. Aubrey will talk on Liberal
Christianity and the Modern
Temper"
r Other speakers in the series
will be DR.. Philip H. Ashby, Of
Princeton University, February
20; DR.. John M. Moore, of
Swarthmore College, February
81; DR.. James Luther Adams, of
Meadville Theological School,
March 6, and DR.. Henry j. Cad
bury, formerly of Harvard Di-
vinity School, March 10.
Members of the panel discus
sion group tomorrow will be
Dr.. j. Calvin Keene of Howard
University and DR.. Bruce L.
Melvin Of Maryland University.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
By Harry Boeos

The Very Rev. Archimandrite
Aimilianos Laloussis will see O
long-cherished dream come true
this month.
On February 20, he will con-
duct the first service ever held
in the new SIS million st. So
phia Greek Orthodox Church at
Thirty sixth street and Massa-
chuSetts avenue NV, Of which
he is pastor.
The service will bring to
fruition IL years of jealous labor,
in which Father Laloussis strug-
gled to provide place of wor-
ship large enough for his grow
ing congregation.
A quiet, reserved man, son Of
a Greek priest twho died last
month at the age Of 95) and
brother Of another. Father La
loussis came to st. Sophia 20
years ago.
0CCU mere 6luCG xS04s
He was born in Sparta. Greece.
and educated at the University
Of Athens and the University Of
Pennsylvania School Of Divinity.
He served his first year as .
priest in Philadelphia. He came
to / Washington in 1884 and has
been here ever since.
He brought with him the
dream of a national shrine Of
Greek orthodoxy in the Nations
Capital. What he found was a
congregation Of some $50 fami-
lies and a church debt Of $50, 900.
In his first two years, he raised
the debt to 100000 by making
major alterations to the old
church at Eighth and L streets
NV. That debt had just been
paid of when. in 1943, he
launched a campaign for a COM
pletely new building to house his
more-than-doubled congregation.
Almost 81 million of the needed
money has now been raised, and
the church is in the final stages
Of construction. Still remaining
to be done after the church is
opened for use is most of
the interior decorating, in
cluding installation of perma-
nent pews, stained glass windows
and the pulpit. bishops throne
and altar screen which are being
carved of marble in Greece.
The church membership Of st.
Sophia now numbers more than
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Churches in Area
LIST Guest Speakers al
Services Tomorrow

A number Of guest speakers
will be in Washington area pull
pits tomorrow.
DR.. Edward Haddock, physician
and former mayor Of Richmond,
Va, will speak at the II am.
service of the Mount Olivet Meth
odist Church, Sixteenth street
and North Glebe road. Arlington.
DR.. Haddock, who was recently
named lay leader of the Rich
mond District of the Virginia
Methodist Conference. will speak
| on 1.-The Effective Layman." :
John B. Duncan, District Re-
corder of Deeds, is scheduled to
speak at the $50 and IL am.
services of the Bethesda Meth
odist Church, Huntington Park
way and Georgetown road. Be-
thesda. The church Is observing
Race Relations Sunday.
Other Speakers.
Other speakers who will ap-
pear here tomorrow are:
The Rev. DR.. David J. Wynne.
pastor of the Baldwin Commu-
nifty Methodist Church, Pitts
burgh. who will preach on
"Plowshares and Pruning Hooks"
at the II am. service of the
Lewis Memorial Methodist
Church, Fourth and Hamilton
streets NV. His sermon will
present the Bishops crusade
for world order, a program Of
peace being stressed in Metho-
dist churches across the coun-
try.
The Rev. DR.. Joseph Nc
Naughton Waterman, rector of
Trinity Church, Parkersburg. w.
Va, who will be guest preacher
at the II am. service of st.
Thomas Episcopal Church, 1772
Church street NV.
Baptist Guest.
The Rev. DR.. Baker James
Cauthen, of Richmond, Va, ex-
ecutive secretary Of the Baptist
Foreign Mission Board, who will
speak at the II am. service of
the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
Sixth and A streets NE.
The Rev. DR.. M. Chandler
Stith, executive secretary of the
District Baptist Convention, who
will speak at the II am. service
of Bethany Baptist Church,
Fourteenth street and Colorado
avenue NV.
The Rev. Linwood F. Harris,
Washington evangelist! who will
speak on Father, Forgive Them,
for They Know Not What They
Do" at the II am. service Of
the Rosedale Methodist Church,
Ala Tennessee avenue NE.
Francis G. Cole, patent attor-
ney and a lay minister of the
Chevy Chase Methodist Church,
who will talk on the question,
Can Lawyer Be a Christian"
at the 6 pm. Family Group at
the Chevy Chase Baptist Church,
5671 Western avenue NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-12

the dedicatory sermon. The
Rev. William e. Basom, pastor,
and Bishop Epp will conduct the
service.
Tomorrow at S:15 pm, the
Rev. George E. Schnabel, pastor
of st. Marks Evangelical U. B.
Church, will speak on II Saw
the Church" Mr.. Schnabel took
leading part in the founding
of Beverley Hills Church. or.
ganized in 1888.
The dedication tomorrow will
mark completion Of a 100000
building program by the con-
gregation. 1t included erection
of the sanctuary. seating 500
persons; tower and entrance
ways connecting the new struc-
ture with the community hall.
Speakers at 8:15 pm. special
services next week will be: DR..
Theodore E. Lands. of Wash.
ington Street Methodist Church,
Monday; DR.. Elton Trueblood,
chief Of religious information.
United States Information
Agency, Tuesday; DR.. Kenneth
L. Benfer of York, Pa, Wednes-
day; the Rev. Kenneth p.
Barnes, of Roberts Chapel Meth
odist Church, Alexandria, Thurs
day, and Rabbi Emmet A. Frank
Of Temple Beth Ell. Friday.
The congregation, affiliated
with Central Pennsylvania Con-
ference Evangelical U. B.
Church, has more than 80
denominations represented in its
membership. Mr.. Basom helped
organize Beverley Hills Church
while serving as associate pastor
to MIR. Schnabel.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
cuthoIie Course to sturt

A winter course of instruc-
tions in the teachings Of the
Catholic Church. open to adults
Of all religious beliefs. will begin
at st. AIMS Rectory, 4001 Yuma
street NV, next Thursday. The
course is a a.series of 18 lectures
on the Greed. the Command
ments and the SacramentS.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
2Churches to Exchange
Pastors for Services

The Union Methodist Church.
814 Twentieth street NV. and
the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church, Nineteenth and ! streets
NV, will exchange pastors for
the fl am. services tomorrow.
The Rev. Edward B. Lewis. of
Union Methodist. will preach at
the Nineteenth street church,
while the Rev. Jerry Moore. Of
the Nineteenth street church,
will occupy Mr.. Lewis pulpit.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
DR.. Harris to Preach

The Rev. DR.. Frederick Brown
Harris, minister of the Foundry
Methodist Church, Sixteenth and
P streets NV, will preach on
To-day is Tomorrow" when the
church holds a youth observance
at the II am. service tomorrow.
Young people of the church will
participate in the service.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Luymen's Day Speaker

D. Stewart Patterson. execu-
tive secretary Of the Methodist
Commission on Chaplains, will
speak on Men Of Hope and
Men of Heart" at the 9 and 11:15
am. services tomorrow at the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, 900 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, which is observing
Laymen's Day.
Evening star., 1955-02-12

row in tn Q
church. 3512
Old Dominion
b oul ard,
AL e x a n dria,
Va.
B l s h o p
G ge Ed.
ward Epp Of
h e eastern
area, Central
P e nnsylvania
Conf e renee,
E v a n g e lical
United Breth.
EN- Church,
. i'll preach
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Pluy at St. PuuI's

Performances Of T. s. Eliot's
Murder in the Cathedral" /"
which is being presented nightly
except Sunday at st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church, 228 South Pitt
street, Alexandria, at $3.50 pm.
will continue through next Sat-
urdaY.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Dr.. Scott to Preach

The Rev. DR.. Philip Gordon
Scott. pastor of the Westmore-
land Congregational Church, /
Westmoreland Circle. will preach
on a.. and have not love :"
at the II am. service tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
St. Peter Clover Center

"The Apostolate of Love" will
be discussed by the Rev. George
Powers at an open forum at st.
Peter Clavor Center. 814 Seventh
street S.W. at 8 pm. Monday
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Mizruchi Zionist Meetino

DR.. Nathan Drain, a Balti-
more rabbi, will be guest speak
er at a meeting of Mizrachi
l1onists at $3.50 o'clock tonight
in the Hebrew Academy. 6013
Sixteenth street NV. Officers
will be installed.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Dr.. Hustinqs to Preach

DR.. J. Warren Hastings, min
lister of the National City Chris
tian Church. Thomas Circle, will
preach on "You Cannot Escape
God" at the 1880 am. service
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Service on Gu Campus

Vesper services and benedic-
ton will be held at 4 pm. to-
morrow in the National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception
on Catholic University campus.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
BeyerIeyHiIIs Church
To Dedicate lis New
Sanctuary Tomorrow

The new sanctuary Of the
Beverley Hills Community
Church will be dedicated at q
special 10:30 am. service tomor-
Evening star., 1955-02-12
UNITARIAN

"With the tremendous changes
brought about by scientific ad.
Uasce, ne mast be prepared to
match these changes with com.
parable progress in political and
economic relationships. in edaeG.
ionaI methods and religious be.
iefs. No Longer can we afford
to mir Twentieth century science
Nth fourth century religion"
George Marshfield.
Evening star., 1955-02-12

100 o.m.-Mornino Worship.
Lost in q Course Of Sermons on
"A TIME OF RECKONING"
V. "The Conditions Of Survival. "
9:45 o.m.-School OF Religion.
Adult Department
"Morolity and Religion. Irving
6. McConn, Esq.
"Whither U. S. Edueotion-the
Individuoi child9" Mrs. Mirion,
Tonnhouser.
500 p.m.-"The Living Marsh
and Shore" !" Ralph E. lowrsnce.
7:30 p.m.-Motion Picture Hour:
"Gosporone," Germon with
English Titles.
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SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES

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. ANOTHER EVACUATION?

1t is rather apparent that Japa-
nese ia niles are slowly moving
out of the So-called international
area where once the japanese
Chinese. Jewish and Italian peo-
Piles lived tremendously and with
out fear in their hearts
The Jewish Chinese and tall
an peoples are not as numerous as
before. and the Japanese people
are beginning to take steps to quit
the area
Why?
1t is not because they hate any
one But
One of the main reasons is the
wartime influx of a group which
has una pply contributed much to
make the area an unhealthy place
in which to live
Take early Saturday for instan-
ce Police detectives arrested Is
persons twelve men and four WO-
men III narcotics raid; several
were Sc 2cd in a residence on 18th
Ave near Yesler Way and the o.
thrs in rooms ON Main st. near
Fits Ave S and along Jackson
ST near Seventh Ave S
And also ON that same day. a
japanese operator of a shop ON
Jackson st suffered bullet burns
when he fought with an armed
robber who wore a white mask to
hide his identity
These are merely a few of the
recent Incidents. It would take
quite a large book to cite all the
crimes committed by these undesi-
rable citizens since their arrival
Little wonder that parents fret
worry and shudder at the thought
| that their children must attend
the same school with those people
Youngsters In a bad environment
the parents task becomes doubll
hard. one doesn't have to be ar
expert IN social work 10 figure that
out
The problem in any given area Il
not so much It's physical appear
ance-buildings stores streets
but the elements which are in Il
A fine clean community could b
built IF the people in It are Of ST.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-22

New Canadian
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-22

milar high moral character Before
World War II. the japanese, Jew
ish Italian and Chinese peoples
had an excellent record insofar as
good citizenship was concerned
And they didn't have homes like
those in the Laurelhurst district Ell
ther
The entrance of the rotten it
is noted has caused a tremendous
migration to other areas It's an
indication that the others are lea
wing because the undesirable peo-
pie refuse to improve their lot
and there has been no marked I'M
proVement in their behavior
A couple, friends OF ours. told us
of an incident in which their
young daughter returned home
from school and asked an extreme
" embarrassing question He ask
ed me if--- What did he
mean daddy" she inquired inno-
Gently Draw your own conclusions
Now. are you still wondering
why the japanese are slowly eva
cuating again? We aren't surpris-
ed
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-22
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COSTS AND ATTORNEY FEES

There often IS confusion in the
minds of the public as to what
costs and attorney fees are re-
coverable by the prevailing part to
law suit
The term costs refers to filing
fees service fees witness fees in
court, bond premiums required by
law and statutory attorney fees
Statutory attorney fees are those
Sc by law. and are SIS for justice
court actions; $40 for nonjury SUI
perior court actions, SIS for jury
superior court actions. and $25 for
supreme court cases.
A judgment against a losing par
ty automatically by law may in
clude the above items However
there are many expenses in con-
notion with a lawsuit other than
1.-THE above. items such as expenses
OF locating witnesses. expenses OF
hiring expert witnesses prior to
t. al; taking dispositions of differ
ent parties and witnesses. which
can accumulate appreciable costs
that are not reimburseable III our
jurisdiction
In addition actual attorney fees
are seldom recoverable. even as
damages. About tn only example
to the contrary is enforcement OF
labor and material liens. viii h
provide for recovery of actual at
torney fees OF course, most notes
and mortgages provide for the re-
covery of attorney fees. but this
is by agreement of the parties and
not by operation of law.
1t often seems unfair to party
who feels he is in the right to have
to spend money to get what he has
coming. However, if judgments
could be recovered for the entire
costs of litigation. it would place
a severe disadvantage upon persons
with bonafide defenses whose re-
sources were so limited they could
not risk the possibility of loss
In England actual attorney fees
ere awarded to the prevailing par
ty in many types of actions. Th'
system has its advantages, but gen.
orally it has been considered more
equitable in America to let each
party pay its own attorney fees.
This column is written to in
form, not advise Facts may change
the application of the law
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-22

CATASAUQUA, PA.-What
Is believed will be the best-lighted
church in America this Christ
mas Is the Presbyterian church
here, founded 100 years ago.
Ingenious floodlighting on the
spire and on a 15-inch gilt ball
on top of it (180 feet from the
ground) make them visible four
miles away. The effect has been
described as a finger pointing to
Heaven" Nine precious stained
glass windows are also lighted,
inviting passersby to mediate
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81 Ynt.LUP---Mrs. Arthur YamaaA
= o. Box lit, Milton Wash.
rt1RTLAND--rom Okaxab
I4H ". Denver. Portland. Greg
gACOMA-Yasuko Haslilm0tO
,7Is Fawcett Ave. Tacoma. Wash
KENT AUBURN-ROsie Shimo-
lima
3O431 Auburn Ave. Auburn.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
ROOMS. ApTs. 70 SHARE

DOWNTOWN--Girl to share efflcien-
cy apt. with another girl; reason
able FF. 3-316S. a
asOi ARL. BLVD.--1 or . girls to
share apt with Q other Girls. b
min. to Navy Annex, Pentagon,
Arl. Hall. ia. 2-5465 after pm.
GIRL under 35. to- share 1-bedrm
apt. with another girl in northwest
section. IA. 9-9S0t,. --5
LADY wishes to share her apt. with
another lady. Twin beds. pvt. bath
fine neighborhood. Best tranSp., a
blk. Bureau Standards. EN-. 2-0296'
GENTLEMAN, 40. desires 10 contact
another gentleman, relative to md
ing and sharing a Georgetown apt.
CSoSNGES1AI COUPLE will share
nearby Va. home with bachelor
ia G2EAoiRGEIT,oywN-wanted girl to
garden with . other girls. AID,
A LARGE BEDRM. for or . ladies:
non-drink.; share house with | lady.
.kI: g-9044 weekdays after $50.
APT. TO SHARE or will rent large
room: near Cathedral. to refined
woman. EN-. 3-76ls,
i-bedrm. apS.; S32.b0 incl. utils.
Cony. transp. JA. 7-S499 or ia. p
EMPI. LADY; e-rm. NV. apt. eley.
bldg: . ladies or cple. with child
nr. dntn. reas.: cRll all day Sun.
and Mon, AID. 4-01S3.
GIRL to share apartment with lady:
1867 Nichols ave. s.w., Apt. !. Nicely
furnished, twin beds, express bus,
/ block: $42.60 each plus phone.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
ROOMS FURNisHEp--N.E

ROOMS FOR 2 OR 3 GIRLS In
wsll-furnished home; rent reason.
able. Phone Ii 7-69a7, after. q
FURNISHED. LARGE RMS. for rent,
gentlemen only. Reasonable rates
Bus stop across street. 813 4th st
ne Phone IL. 7-30s3. IS
CAPITOL. LIBRARY VIC.--Large,
comfortably furn.. newly dec
quiet; cony. trans. Maid service.
S32 mo. II. 3-I967. u
CAPITOL HILIs--Spac front room,
nicely furn; pvt. entr.: $50. car
lines. liz c st. ne. Ii. 4-lbS0.
CAPITOL HILL-Attr. single, frs,
n front, newly dec near hath. $50
clE.S. Is: %oHso HcsoomF6RTABhIE ROOM in
nice. quiet. detached home; | block
from Rhode Island Ave, transp.,
and restaurants: SD mo. 2b2O
Brentwood rd. ne, AID. 2-034S,
DoTBIE RM., in nice home. home
PRIVILEGES; nr. transportation, rea.
sonable. HO. "-D065, -
CoLORED--LARGE CORNER ROOM
rear BenntnR shopping center: home
privils accept child. good transp
to downtown. LU. -0493. %
COLORED-RM. FOR RENT foi
settled lady in quiet Christian
home. Bus stop at door. Ii. 4-8599
COL, 24th AND BENNING ROAD
NE, ROOMS, ALL PRIVILEGES
Evening star., 1955-09-04
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

GOATS-One white WetheT, broken
to pull cart, and one white nanny
PONIES (3) and saddles. ehildren's s
pony wagon. rsins and saddle. cR'
DISPERSAL sALE-Ioo head horses
and and, pcnies At Pr, FrSnt dRo RoYAl vs Iavso S5
Saturday night. Sept. 10. beginninR
at pm. EST. Riding horses,
children's ponies, COW horses, polo
prospects, hunter prospects. several
thorouRhbred brood mares. several
AAppaloosss J Of them high SchSolea sSIes
onslHned cs T Os Sv neg sTANhRY ShlR OF JONES Re
PAUL RuDAcILLE AND LEWIS
HAY. good quality. one to % tons;
price reasonable. will deliver. sP
one CANADIAN HoLsTEIN BULL.
years old. registered parents: one
Pinto mare. blue ribbon winner.
Can be seen at ALTA LEE FARM
on Route ,657. bet. chsntiliy and
GOATS. GaoeIfsoaj ! healthy, Sa for sale. Kittens,
SADDLES. English and Western; %
very good. used EngliSh saddles
ah rsnchWear. sSTrocMBocKis. Ss9s N
ron n's SALE e. D. V4G5 55 Spotted Poland
Grayton. t i ia. chapei 6-S7ss.
ia Tons OF FINE QUALITY Tim
othy hay, loose. $50: Is bu; un-
shellsd corn, $40, PU. 5;9Is5,
well bred. Hsrndon ALL;
3 SMALL SHETLAND, PONIES out
of registered sire; All Young; gen gen
Would trade one for Jersey COW
or heifer. cHERIE KING. WA
sALEG5 heifers. / bull q Jersey,
3 Guernsey. Each Ia years. Gail
2 GELDINGS. high stepping gated
bay. Well hammered Western pinto.
sHRTIANRD PONIES. small type: .
fillies; l stud colt: | SIN mare in
foal: ] pony cart. DAYMUDE
PONY FARM, LAWYERS I'd. Vienna,
Va. Dunkirt 5.asi4
HORSES BOARDED, lge box stalls,
GENTLE RIDING HORSE. saddle
and bridal included. 500. Ju,
LARGE PONY, bay. "a Arabian.
"a hands, . years; gentle: reason
An CLUB MEMBER has 5 ewes,
ram for sale. HampshireS.
0aithersburg 172-M.
FOR SALE Aberdeen Angus
heifers to be shown and sold at
Oct. II. Sy sHERWooD FARM
La GranEe. Va.
REGISTERED ANGUS BULL. is
months. for sale cheap. Outstand-
ing opportunity to improve grade
herd. Halter broken. All papers
available. W WALLACE YOUNG.
Chelsea Farm. Upper Marlboro,
Phone Market 7-9S1d.
SADDLES AND BRIDLEs
New and Used
Open Sunday, 10 AM PM.
SHERW0OD'S, CIR. $4,000
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ROOM for 1 gentleman: pvt. entr..
and phone. On bus line. e2b N.
Jackson st.. Arl. IA. 2-7l3S, after
ARL, 1927 North Utah st.-Re-
duced rent. Large front !. room,
End q. Light housekeeping. v
LOVELY REC. RM.: pvt bath and
entrance. Gentleman. Close to PEN
tagon. ia 2-9696.
OFF COLUMBIA PIKE, VA.-woman
with pleasant apt. will rent large
bedrm. TO another woman: home
prtvils.; $40 vk. IA. 7-7256. ia.
1880.
ARL.-Women: eonv. Clarendon and
Kann's: home privils.; $500 sgle.,
NfshkisY flyi SPlei hRI. ia, FoREsT aJREss; Attr.c
sgle. rm. with pvt. family; close to
bus. ia. 2-3236.
N. ARL.-TStudio rm.; lge. End n
with alcoFe; attrac.; use OF piano;
children welcome; hskp. ia. 2-S97S.
SILVER SPRING-Extra lge. COM
Portable rm,: excel. loc.; quiet. pvt.
home; gentleman. JU. 7-701S.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

GENTLEMAN. recently arrived. de-
sires 10 share mans apt. his or
yours. Box 43o-R, Star.
LADY employed to share home with
widow: kit. priVils. EN-. 3-4l34.
NEAR GWU-Lady to share doWntn.
attrac.. completely furn. apt. with
another lady. NE. 6-5630. Apt. Az.
CoLoRED MAN, 25-35. COLLEGE
backgr, to share attrac. bsmt apt,
Kit. bath. pvt. entr. Upper NV.
Ideal location. ia. 9-I922 TU.
COLoRED, REFINED young lady %
share nicely. furn. apt. with /
other; pvt. bedrm Also J. or
with l other man. Reas. rates;
privils. Call RA. $1,000 all day
Sets. and Suns, after q pm.
Monday through Friday
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. tcsn..I

BEAGLE PUPPIES. 3Is mos. s1O-
MINIATURE sCHNAuzERs. quality
bred. male. female, affectionsts
Reasonable. AP. 7-S26S.
BEAGLE PUPS, Axe reg, Champion
and International Champion blood.
lines. Reasonable. RE. b-8613.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. l(
weeks old. Champion oloodhns
AIS; AIS. parents on premises o. :
ENG. SPRINGER SPANIEL PUP.
PIES, Axe reg, outstanding blood
lines. Wormed and innoc. DU. D.
sPkiHGER SPANIEL PUPS go. fe.
male, Axe. intelligent, healthy; Exc
nSSSE 45sedsE or Gps gss Rsas ms.s wo eSceen SeSe
breed; reasonsSiy Priced. Cali Lo
coCRER NSSi2 SPANIEL PUPPIES, AXE
reg, wormed:i black and white;
weeks. Ideal for children. AP
Eng. isoOsi SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS
supCi,.d, ARS fhinD En' sosSs5 o5SSains' De'lsfe'
PONY, gentle, gray and white geld
ms plus saddle and tack. Rea'
sonableg OR. 3-1263. -
BEAGLE PUPS. sire leld Oh, watati::
Joey. SEQ. WI. WE: 5.55s99. 41o1
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, blacl
and silver gray; "a Axe MSksaa shots an'
BOXERS. reg, 6 wks., reasonable
Hampstead, Nd. 67O2. :"
POODLE PUPPY. male. black. stand.
ard. Axe. 5 months, $50. OIL
BOXER, SiiS good a-yr.-old female. with
kIIf9TESs Ia9fEEs 0U; Sood 3A home Gs@sS Wanted for
houseebroken kittens. 2 months old
kerry III S-ISf HUE PUPPIES. . months
wormed ready to go. JE. 2-7467
GERMAN SHEPHERD, female. Il
months. o6edianee trained; LEAD read
paSkSi mask show iITa; Prospect. saoo: besusi-
ful brindle. female, . mos. old
500: brood bitch: $50. Come see
them. ELPAW KENNELS. Alex. Va.
Duke st. extend. TIE. 6-243o: oV
P;aRsaiIkiEETs. breeders. 10 females;
l3 males. plus babies; cages, boxes,
and hoppers. Reasonable. VIII. g.
fSYDNEY SILKY AND WELSH TER
RIERS, male and female: Axe.
wormed. innoeulated; PETER-P PAN
KENNELS. Upper Marlboro. Mo
POODLES. small black miniatures,
CHhn1hUAHUA Hn PUPPiEs. pocket Size.
males and females. wks. old;
lovely pets: $35 and s46. Tu.
COLLIE OLLIE PUPS. 8 weeks old. with
markings, sired by the popular
McTAVfSH OF Briarwood. Axe res,
Rormed TE. R-6l07.