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Evening star., 1955-11-22
Stocks Higher
In nS1-S2 Range;
Trading Light

NEW YORK, Nov. % tP.-
The stock market started mod
crate recovery movement today
after three straight declines.
In the early afternoon, there
were many gains of / to Q points
in key areas Some went be-
yond that mark. Losses usually
were small.
Trading was relatively light.
There was more activity and
price improvement in steels,
motors, and oils than in other
divisions, but gains were dis
played by the rubbers, mail
orders, aircrafts, radio-televi-
lsions, coppers. chemicals and a
few rails.
Du Pont was up around I
points. Panhandle Oil gained
a major fraction after starting
on l.100 shares up ls at 13.
Cutler Hammer dropped
points in a quick reaction tc
news of an extra dividend Of
iS1.20.
Granite City Steel was up be-
tween and 2 points after di'
lrectors declared a year-end divi.
Idend of 65 cents.
/ Corporate bonds were a shade
lower. Governments were firm
in the over-the-counter market
Evening star., 1955-11-22
CHIC AGO LIVESTOCK

saisbIe hoss .. 900: slow. uneven, gen.
eraily .b0-T5 lower on butchers anc
soxx: least decline on butchers under
sse y. suitable for shipping orders but
proportion Of supply butcher hogs over
80 ID. stlil unsold at 1890 ANGST
receipts largest for q Tuesday In over
four years both here and at II markets
Thursday holiday and liberal on hand
Il ! new low sincs Jan. 10. 1872
II .a5-is 90. kinds at 1i.7b and abov, "
head No. ] and Is t9a-225 10. sorted
carving No. ! and end: around 3nt
ssosso io5 eaaae * e. n S, Tes. Nc snd y Y
10. 90 10. so; most SoxS around 500 ID
and lighter a.O0-I025.
Saiable cattle 10000; salable calve
400: receipts include $500 cattle for tn
international livestock show; prim,
steers strong; choice steers snd 5000
and below slow. wesk . a5 lower
thetfers fully steady; COWS steady {,
weak. bulls steady TO 25 hirher: yealert
steady to 90 higher; mostly steady
istockers and feeders about steady:
load OF high prime Lees ID. steers - so
i2a,7s: mostly la. a.00-a3aa; commercial
and prime heifers ia.5d-si. 50; ioat
commercial heifers 1850. utility an,
cows 9.a5@I2 90. most can
lners and cutters T75-9.75, utility ant
commercial bulls i3.0n.l4,5a; a fev
head prime yealers ~ 90, practical toI
lclai vealers a0p-17 0u: lie head gooC
l47h ID. stock steer calves 5000. twC
loads good 5hn ID North Dakota year
lings Stoc stee's 1925,
Evening star., 1955-11-22
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Nov. - t4l, l,---Soybeans re.
treated under an expanded selling move
ment on the Board Of Trade today
droppins as much. as two cents betor.
stahilizing and making small recovery
Wheat also was quite weak althougf
there was no pickup In the slow trading
IN this cereal Feed grains resisted tht
downward trend even though they weTen't
able TO make anv forward progress.
Wheat near the end of the flrst hQul
was "a to u lower. December 81 .0334
corn unchanged to Y lower. December
81 25s: oats V to y lower. December
84A: rye UNCHANGED to lower, De
eember 81 IL: ,soybeans !. TO 1se lower
January So .341a and lard to IL cent
q hundred pounds lower Deeemoei
Selling In soybeans again was ssso'
ciated with Weekend weakness in soy.
bean oil and meal futures. The dis.
meal market continued but some grain.
men felt this would be cleared UP wher
winter brought cold and snow.
report q lake steamer was en- rout,
to Chicago with 100000 bushels @
feed wheat didn't help the market; Y
was understood the wheat would d
distributed to feed manufacturers. Thii
would bring 1t into competition VILE
soybean meal as well as feed grains.
Wheat was unable to respond u
news visible supply stocks at Chicago
had decreased $4,000 bushels durtnf
the past week They now total ID. 1885,
600 bushels. Brazil was authorized e
buy $3.50, 600 bushels OF American wheal
following signing Of q trade agreement
last week.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

! Financial and Com m dity
markets throughout the United
States will be closed Thursday,
November "a. Thanksgiving Day
Business Failures in the week
ended November II totaled 2l4,
compared with 207 in the pre-
vious week and 208 in the like
week a year ago-Dun d Brad
street.
Major Commercial Paper
dealers increased rates 70 per
cent, effective Immediately. 1t
lis the eleventh increase this year
and means prime" paper is now
selling to yield investors 2B per
cent VS.. 2s4 per cent previously
Treasury marketed its 91-day
/ bills at an average yield of 2.44TO,
highest level since 1888. Last
week the rate was 2.24%.
Federal Reserve Board an
nounced the Reserve banks OF
ISt. Louis, Richmond. Va, and
Boston increased their discount
rates to 2laSo from 214qo, high
est rate in 20 years.
Life Insurance Purchases over
the Nation in 10 months ended
October 81 totaled $38, 1922 .000.-
I0O0, compared with $31 OF. .000,-
600, gain of 24%-Life ms.
Agency Mgm. Assn.
RKO Pictures, Inc. and Gen.
leral Teleradio, Inc. announced
merger proposals have been ap-
proved by directors and stock
holders Of each organization,
FEC authority is required.
Gillette Co. announced pur-
chase of the various companies
making and selling Paper Mate
pens in the United States and
Puerto Rico for total price of
lS15.100.523.
n. Y. Life Insurance Co. an
nounced it will pay 1892 million
lin dividends to policyholders in
1856. up l2.7%e from 1855 pay
ments.
| Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.
asked bids on $50 million worth
of bonds maturing in 1890. pro-
ceeds from which will be used
flor new plant and equipment.
Bids will be received up to II
a m. November 20.
weeks ended September "a earn
ed s4,446,851 or $l.68 a share VS..
$5,732,063 or $2.17 in 1854 pc
lriod.
Western Mass Companies in
il2 months ended October 81
earned $3,383,6l3 or $3.06 a
share VS.. $3.210.97l or $500 in
1854.
U. S. PlywOOd Corp. in
months ended october 81 earned
| So, ,269, 900 or $1.55 share VS.,
| 81, ,693, 500 or 81 cents in 1854
period.
Other earnings included:
Far q Months Ended Sentember "a
Evening star., 1955-11-22
Controller
Bars Merger
Banks
BY the Associated Press

Ray M. Gidney. controller Of
the currency. said yesterday he
has barred further mergers by
two fast-growing banks in Mas
sau County and another in Suf-.
folk County. N. Y.
Mr.. Gidney said he has in
formed the Meadowbrook Ma
tionsl Bank of Freeport, N. Y,
the Franklin National Bank, of
Franklin Square, N. Y, both in
Nassau County. and the Security
National Bank, of Huntington,
N. Y, in Suffolk County, that he
win not approve now, "or for
some time in the future" further
acquisitions of smaller banks by
them.
Mr.. Gidney disclosed the move
in answer to a query. He said
that his ruling would prevent
the merger with the Meadow
brook bank of three others in
Nassau County and the merger
with the Franklin bank of two
smaller banks.
Mr.. Gidney said the Hunting
ton bank did not at this time
have before the controllers of
nee any merger proposals, but
that he was applying his ruling
to it because. like the other two
banks. it has been merging rap
idly with smaller banks, "and We
think that, in the case of all
three. mergers have gone far
enough"
The controllers Office super
vises the activities of national
banks - banks chartered under
act Of Congress. It has no au-
thority over State-chartered
banks.
Mr.. Gidney said that his rul-
in would not exclude mergers in
Nassau or Suffolk Counties not
involving the Meadowbrook or
the Franklin bank.
Also, Mr.. Gidney said, the rul-
ing did not mean that the con-
troller's Office is going to turn
against bank mergers in general
across the Nation.
Evening star., 1955-11-22

Hourly Sales on the Exchange
h Oua.m AAo 600 IL noon $40 oo(
200 pm. 21o 600 900 pm. 600 oot
tUnit OF trading 10 shares or sales In
Rates OF DIVIDENDS in the foregoins
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual DEC;
laration Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not included.
a Also extra or extras. Annual rats
plus stock dividend d Declared or paid
IN 1856 plus stock dividend. PAID last .,t
value on ex-diyidend OF redistribution
date DECLARED or paid % faT 5,'dsIT III: year =,
spiit-up. Declared or paid this year,
an accumuIative Issue with dividends in
arrears. . Paid this year, dividend
omitted, deferred or no action taken q
last dividend meeting, Declared or PAID
Ing dividend, cid Called. < Ex dividend
x-dis Ex distribution. x xr Ex rishts
yd when distributed: vi When issued u,s.
reorganiged under the Bankruptcyf Act
or securities assumed By such companies
Evening star., 1955-11-22
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Nov. 90 tA,--Cotton fu-
lures continued irregular during the fore
noon today. but prices improved slightly
rs earlier LIQUIDATION dried IN Most OF
the activity involved eyenins-up opera
tions 10 nearby December and switching
from the delivery to later months.
leading spot firm continued to offer De-
eember futures at 34.29 cents a pound,
with December close to that level
Traders generally anticipated very few
December notices to be issued because OF
the low level of certified cotton stocks.
Noon prices we're % cents a bale
higher to IS cents lower than the pre-
vious close December. 34.2S; March,
1921. and May. 32.63.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, Nov. s2 0Pl.-Dividends
announced.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

FURNISHED By the Associated Press
Sales
Stock ana ADD Net
Dividend Rate 90 High Low l:I6 chg:
Evening star., 1955-11-22
Expenditures Decline

NEW YORK. - The Nations
railroads spent $500 million for
additions and Improvements to
their properties in 1854. the first
year in the past seven that such
expenditures failed to top the
Ibillion-dollar mark.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
NOTICE
This exchange viii be close

xEx dividend fPlus extra or extras
IL Arrears. half pavahle June Is 1885,
half December is 1853 Declared ol
paid 50 far this wear srEx rights
Evening star., 1955-11-22
METAL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 90 R,--Spot Lcl
ferrous metal prices today: Copper AZ
Lead, 1875 cents pound. New York.
Zinc. IS cents Q pound. East st. Louis
Tin. aSh cents a pound. New York
Foreign silver, q1Sp cents per troy ounce.
No. heavy, was quoted today at 1900
1900.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Nov. % R.--The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions by .principal
dealers on the Exchange for November
lof 1s4, 1888 shares including 1885 shares
sold short.
Evening star., 1955-09-25

ton. In answer to her request
for unusual soup recipes, !
have 1 great many. Here are
two which are particularly de-
Hcious:
Watercress and Lettuce Soup
tAEake sure that the vege-
tables and herbs selected are
young and fresh. and ali tough
portions are removed. and
that ali parts used are washed
thoroughly under cold rum
ning waterl. Place q half cup
Of butter or margarine In q
deep saucepan. melt over low.
flame. Add one leek, sliced,
and simmer for 5 minutes.
but do not brown. Add q
quarts boiling water. / table,
spoon salt and 4 potatoes,
quartered. Turn up flame and
boil potatoes for 10 minutes.
Add 1z cup chopped water
cress. ! cup chopped spinach.
and ! head chopped lettuce.
Cover. Lower flame, simmer
gently for 45 minutes. Mash
potatoes In the liquid. Add
tablespoon chopped fresh
chervil: simmer 5 minutes
longer. Serve piping hot over
Evening star., 1955-09-25
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

" slice Of buttered toast per
person. Sprinkle each serving
with white pepper Or paprika.
Serves six.
Iced Broccoli Soup Simmer
one cup finely sliced onion. v
cup diced carrots and Is cup
diced celery in water to cover
until soft sabout Is minutes).
Cook one package chopped
frozen broccoli separately for
5 minutes and drain. Add
broccoli to the other vegeta-
bles. Add 3 cups chicken stock.
! teaspoon salt, and v tea
spoon cayenne pepper. Sim
mer until the broccoli Is tender
tabout 5 minutes) Add 2
tablespoons Of rice hour or
cornstarch mixed with 9 little
water. Bring to 8 bon. stirring
constantly. Put through . flne
strainer Or food min or mix In
q blender. Chill. Add one cup
light cream, tablespoon
chopped chives and l teaspoon
chopped rosemary. Serves s.
: 4.
/ do hope these recipes and
suggestions win prove useful.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
|To Cleon Oven
Mrs. J. II. r., AYlin0tl

Mrs. \. n. HY afttlDton
In answer to Mrs. Il. n. n. Of
washington. as to how to avoid.
the unpleasant chore Of ciean-
Ing the oven after using the
broiler. / have found that the
use Of aluminium foil just about
solves the problem. ! cover the
surface with the foil. turning
II up around the edges about
one-han inch 50 Is to retain
the Juice from the broiied meat.
Then / tear another piece Of
foil slightly smaller than the
first and put 1t lii the bottom
Of the foil "pan" ! have made.
! have found this 10 Be neces-
sary as one thickness Of the
foil sometines breaks, but two
have been very satisfactory.
Then ! lay steak or chops de
rectly on the foil to hroil. turn.
Ing as necessary. When done.
the Juice which has cooked out
can be poured over The meat Of
used for gravy and the foii dis
posed Of. with nary IN oven to
clean.
There are oven cleaners on
the market which may be
purchased ii any department
store which are good for clean
ing the enamel part Of the
oven. The substance Is brushed
or dalbed on and In q short
time washed on. taking the
baked-pn substances with il.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
|sERyIcE NEWs
HASTINGS
To F etc
Visitors
~ EVELYN N. DENT

z
..All work and no play makes
Jack . dull lad'and with
this admonition In mind the
Army cuartermaster General.
MAI. Gen. Kester 1. Hastings
and Mrs. Hastings viii enter-
tain for the ofiicers who viii
be here attending the Quarter
master Commanders Confer
ence.
me three-day conferences
Il scheduled for Monday
through "wednesday. October
24 to 26 when officers Of the
ONO viii be here from their
posts ii Japan, Alaska, Europe.
Panama, and all the ONO In
stallations In the United
states. The Generals are
arriving on Sunday. October
IS, and that evening Gen. and
Mrs. Hastings win be hosts at
q reception for them at home.
The deputies OF the QMC
and their wives viii assist 10
entertaining the more than
100 visiting commanders. They
are. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Alfred
3. Denniston. Brig. Gen. and
MRS. william =. Barksdale,
and Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Henry
4. Mckenzie.
Last evening Gen. ana MRS.
Hastings were ct homo from 9
to q o'clock to all the newly
arrived QMG officers and their
wives in this area. More than
10 came to call.
MRS. Hastings returned home
Yesterday morning from visit
ine the Hood areas In New
england. She Is Vice Chair
man Of Volunteers for the
American Red Cross, and had
taken the journey with the
chairman, MRS. Robert White
law Wilson.
,,........S !, p..tv
Calls MADE ana Ae1llnsa .s.'s
The Chief Of Naval Mate-
rial. vice Admiral Murrey =:
Royar and Mrs. Royar. ana
the vice chief. Rear Admiral
George G. Weaver. ana Mrs.
weaver head the receiving ane
On friday ct the Army Navy
Country Club when their ON.
GERS and Key civihan petsol
nel entertain.
The $50 to $3.50 affair Y
planned annually ~ order
that oficiai calls can be Inaue
On the nag ofncers and re-
turned by them ct the same
time. More than 800 are ex-
pected.
Admiral and Mrs. Royar arc
aoing to New YORK tomoILoM
ss1d vim he 1t the Waldorf Tor
several days. .
n celebration Of the sixth
anniversary Of the MILITARY
So Transportation Service
- of,,cers and ranking civil
ian members Of the Corps Wiil
entertain at o reception and
h,,ffet On Saturday ct the
Commissioned Ofticers Mess,
National Naval Medical Cen
tar.
The Commander. Military
Sea Transportation Service.
r,s.. <v,.3v.af Rraffeis o. Dene.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
HOW'S YOUR
BRIDGE CANE?

You can learn Bridge or improve your game
in classes beginning Oct s. a. S, and at the YWCA.
Fred I. Karpin, nationally known expert. author
classes for beginners, intermediate and advanced
players 8. . made up Of men and women. Come alone
and play with new friends, or bring your own
fourSome.
Actual play. Blackboard explanations s. Simpli-
fled and enjoyable method Of learning
For further details or reservations call ME- s.
2100, extension 20.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
Bonisl, Weevils

Mfss y. n. r., washington
Dear Mrs. j. r.: Those hor-
rid little brown bugs are weevils
and the only way to get rid
Of them is to throw away All
anything they get into and try
TO find the focus Of the infec-
tion. ! found 1t iii the red
pepper box. which they especi-
ally love. as well as dour and
milk powder. Co over all your
spices and throw out those
which have weevils ii them.
They win live sealed up in 8
glass Jar for 10 years (scien-
lists tried 1t with red pepper)
and as long as there Is any
thing left for them to eat.
they'll eat. But II You dump
everything that has them In
II. with the jars, and keep
everything sealed tight. YOU
can get rid Of them In 3 few
weeks. Here's Wishing you
success.
Evening star., 1955-06-11
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

I2Il 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. clean rm,
with kitehenette. refgr.. stove and
THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS -
Couple, Sl2 a week. ref. required
Box 293-L. Star. -12
DOWNTOWN, 92S G pl. n.w.-Slps
sse SE nSspS uD Ss Sbl. apt so n Sn9 ,sfEr SE
500 9Th ST. s.w.-LEe. front, clear
iIght hskp; rm.. southern exposure
DUPoNT CIRCLE. 141s goth st
n.w.-Housekeepin rm., Just the
way you like it. Lge.. clean, light;
End a.; refer., sink. hot plate. S15
aSi7 nth ST. N.w.-Room next tc
bath; clean and comfort: kit. IA.
ellis: good home. $50 mo. AID. T.
NEW 1HS'' HAMP. AVE. NV, 43os-
yJetgs4fs 81 70 Excel. transp. $50. $50 "a
1859 18th ST. N.w.-1st f. bed.-sit. iS
pFt Rs enar a@ sas SSssfs. sf 6G 62nP s154S rs
Mr.. DUPONT CIR.-Furn. water
co. $4,000; .AD. 2-97S3. IL
1910 MARYLAND AVE. E.E.-Light
housekeeping. furnished for or 2
FRONT STUDIO; refsr.. grill. clock
SIS. Ex. 3-6633. @13
1449 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Lge. room
for 2 or g.. separate kit; SIS week.
No drinkers; refs. DE. 2-s263.
174o P St. NV. "THE CHURCHiIL"
ELse. rm. with complete kit. nr
coLoREb2ss edso Is Eye EH T;TsoS. 81. SS..E.Ism
with stove and refRr.; also hail rm.,
both for $50, or S35 and 500 sep
aretely. URICOLO REALTY CO.,
907 N. Y. ave. NV, ME. S-4941.
Evening star., 1955-06-11
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

GIRL to share apt. downtown, with
2 other girls. Within walking dis
tance Govt. bldgs. Reas. NE. S-3142.
REFINED GIRL to share 1-bedrm.
apt. with other girl, Arlington Tow
ers. About $50. Exchange refs. JE.
4-l158 after 9 pm. -12
GIRL, over %, to share apt. with /
other girl Call after & pm. and all
day Sat. and Sun, XII. 9-5412.
NR. CIV, AND STATE pEPT.-
all home privils.; Democrat pre-
HONEY. Cow. Ioo.-1-bedrm.
apt; girl to share with 1 other
girl; $35 incls. everything. TU.
s,E.@CONGENIAL GIRL, 22-2s, to
share with another girl. l bedrm. !;
twin beds; modern; nice location;
cool; conv. transp. RE. 7-3490. Ext.
Il, Sat. 9-l2. weekdays 9-5. --12
GIRL TO. SHARE with another girl
Lovely L.. furn; apt; lily; rm.. dinette,
eHoRSGEfoWSSl rs SaEf Ssll LU diII dlaIs65b 635b.s5 e
share nicely furn.. cool, 2-bedrm.
apt, with, l other girl. Conv. loc.
ARI., close in-want 1 girl to share
5.rm. apt. with two other girls.
COLORED GIRL to share furn. apt.
with another girl; twin beds. Call
after 8 pm, AID. 4-6040. III
COLORED-WOMAN TO SHARE s.
rm; furn. apt. with l lady; all
utils. free; So week. DE. 2-7s65.
Evening star., 1955-06-11


MT. RAINIER, MD.-Rm., suitable
or 2 men; all conv.. home priyi-
leges. UN. 4-0263 ia
ARLINGTON. s0UTH-Fice rm., nr
Pentagon. Navy Annex; window
fan. Phone Tin Tm. }, 2 closets, stor-
age. etc. / or men. IA. 4-0233.
Ill
ARL., Lee hwy bedrms. liv. rm.,
bath. Front bedrm.. 1st floor. next
bath. Nicely furn. JE. 2-353I.
ARL., vA.-Large master bedrm.
pvt. bath; kit: prtvils, II desired. S65
mo. IA. 2-4419. 4634 23rd St N.
SILVER sPRING-Lovely room, next
bath; bus at door. S25 mo. Lady
only. OIL. 2-OoS0. -l2
MD, 34O5 10th pi... colmar Manor
Choice Of 2 rooms in Christian
home; / with ssle beds, l with
dble. beds; kit. priyil. See to appre-
ciate. WA. 7-125I after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1955-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES WANTED

ANTIQUES WANTED
Silverware. any cond,. jewelry. bric-
a-brac. 1893 Wis. ave. D. KRUP-
SAW MILEsToNE CO. NO: 10000.
BEDROOM. dining rm., contents Of
home cash. We do moving, stor-
age. IA. g-2937; ewes, RA. g. 4l6,
BEDROOM. household furniture
wanted. l pc. or entire cont Cash
ABBOTT d LANDON. EN-. 2-GG77
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity. and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1868 Pa. ave. NV
ST. 3-669S.
FURNITURE bought for cash. sgle.
pieces or entire household. Ju. D.
0313 -l3
FURNITURE-Win buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces: also old china,
bric-a-brac Buying and selling for
SO years. HOPWOOD'S, Sth and K
X SITS. NV. ME. S-52S7.
FURNITURE wANTED-Will buy all
kinds of good used furniture. We
do moving. WESTMONT FURN.
CO. $3.50 Columbia pike, Arl.. IA.
2-SS1n
Evening star., 1955-06-11
DOGS, PETS, ETc. tcsn..l

BULL DOG, English, male; mos.
fawn; Axe: very iovesbie: askinI
$50. JU. 9-5455. -12
POODLE PUPPIES, black, standard
Axe registered. OIL 2-6422.
iSIAMESE KITTENS, pedigree stock
Call PO. 2-2o03, after 6 pm wk-
days. all day Sat. Sun: references
BONDING Sounding all breed. of doss. TOY
MANcHEsTERs; S25 and up: also
NELs, eo15 Branch ave. Sc, RE
Po0DLEs. brown or black; hall
usual ,asking price. Phone Lees
cockERs, Blk. and bun; Axe reg;
reasonable. Gaithersburg 3l5-R.
FLUFFY" beautiful park Persian
Rf' p5nnss S.ss5S sat; needs good Va home.
FENCED-lN YD. NV. section. need
ed for affectionate. female collie
COG during day; pref. with another
COLLIE PUPPIES. 8 weeks: Axe
ch. bred; tri-colors and sable;
wormed. shots. S35 up. OIL. % 70.
CHIHUAHUA PUPS. male and female
al colors;. S35 up. Stud service.
GERMAN i9'i' SHEPHERD PUPPIES,
Axe reg. ASGARD- -ARBAND KEEL
NELs, nr. Great Falls. va. Pleasant
sCoTTIEs-choice puppies: ch. STUD
1909 N. Roosevelt. Arl.. JE. 2-3432
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, 4 weeks
old, pedigree. JE. 2-5323. --l2
BEAGLE PUPPIES, Axe, s wks.,
ss5i; ss5; a. hISo 4l75as l @sls beagle ,y ! yF''
PUPPIES. little beauties; a collie;
$40, Call JE. 2-5059 after
pm. Fri. Sat-. all day Sun, ,--t2,
DACHSHUND. Is weeks old, male
gsS; To1mes1 sm0Gth; ga 7.sk8i AkG reg" shs shgts
FOR SALE-Female Basset hound,
months; Axe reg: $50. JA, z
COLLIE PUPS-Lovely selection, ali
sso!orS: show or companion; 9g6 quality
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS, registered
fall; sired BY Son Of sportsmsn
Duke out of champion bred bitch.
choose from. JOHN CHAPMAN,
$40 South ST.. ph. 262. Manassas
DAcHsHUND PUPPIES, male. 8 wks.
Old pedigreed parents. Ju, o.
coGKER oGIKSEiR PUPPIES, silver bufis and
blacks; Axe reg, with champ.
JU. JucAf5GSiS f5esS75a, Evergreen 4!Sle$s;
SHIPPING CRATES. dogs, cats, etc.
All sizes. llghtweisht. low cost.
paeasTUND ss!i Fl Isn't pUpPfEs. Ph esaf0 red. males
females, 5 wks. old. Axe res; rsas,
priced. CAN AP. 7-64s7. --12
POODLE PUPPIEs. min. AKC reg,
black beauties; home raised: gay
companions. ia. S-3956. -l2
DACHsHUND. female. red, 4 months,
rsgistsreS S,tSSSS AKG; IA t 2-S5Is' 4sI I5s ,ebs
Apply 400 West South ST., FredeT-
lex. Md, phone Monument @-l60a.
BOXER, female, Q yrs. old. by cham
pion son of Bang Away. 4th gen.
Grafton removed from Warlord OF
SIAMEsE KITTENS, reg, Sealpoint,
ali day Sat. and Sunday. Dunkirk
MAITEsE 2lI3fs PUPPIES, like white balls
of fluff. purebred; make wonderful
pets: reasonable. PO. 2-42b4. IL
WANTED. A NICE HOME for 2 gray
with white MARKINGS, female kit
tens. Call co. 5-9240. Ia
GREAT DANE PUPPIES mos. old,
fawns and brindles; they are beau
ties: Axe show prospects; selling
this week to make room, at 500
each: a real opportunity for you.
ELPAW KENNELS, Alex, Va, Duke
ST. extend, TIE. 6-2430, oV; B.
1851. Ia
BOXER PUP, cheap, to good home;
papers. 2216 S0th st. Sc, LU. q
BOXER PUPS, female; Axe reg, rea-
sonsble; also stud service. SP. A.
HALF BOXER and half Doberman
Pincher; / VI. old; nice-looking
dos; Cal! IA, 7-1S0s.
fiashy fawn, champion bloodline;
$50 12 Hawaii court, Parklawn
Housing, Alexandria. VS.. -l2
Evening star., 1955-06-11
ROOMS EURNlsHED-N.E.

3ta MARYLAND AVE. mr.. Capitol
Library Comfortably furnished
quiet room; conv. transp,; maid
service: S6.b0 wk. Ii. 3-196T. --1a
LARGE ROOM. pvt. bath. to re-
fined gentleman; private home OF
adults. 4122 14th st. ne Ia
C0LORED--A NICE HOUSEKEEP.
ING ROOM-Suitable for a refined
couple or a gentleman, Section
COLORED-I2i QUINCY PI. NE
Double room: nr. transp. Call
COIoREn-NEAT ROOM for man
81 week. 334 l1th st. ne. Cal
Ii. 4-3350. -12