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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

Political Duck Hunters
oney's Anti Monopoly Sub
committee. Because of the
great influence the automobile
industry has on the American
economy, the Importance of
these proceedings to every
citizen cannot be overempha-
sized. Certainly. If any one
facet Of the business world
acts as a barometer of our
prosperity, this industry-Gen-
eral Motors especially-is it.
I am shocked, therefore, by
the significance of the testi-
mony presented last week. The
coercion used by General Mo-
tors in forcing new-car sales
over and above the law of
supply and demand perils our
standard Of living second only
to war itself. BY flooding
streets and highways with
horsepower demons before
"old" ones pass to the junk
heap, tomorrow's market is
disappearing. II this capital
ism" is allowed to continue,
Detroit's pressure boys will
soon discover that even more
sensational sales gimmicks
than wrapping windshields,
push-button this and power
that will fall upon deaf ears
and closed pocketbooks. AS our
barometer industry then will
have no alternative to pro-
duction cutback; the whole
country will feel the bite as
money tightens and unemploy-
ment increases.
The consequence is that to-
days feast will become tomor-
rows famine unless GIN ct al.
show some restraint and eau
ton during this period of
profit and expansion-congres-
sionally enforced or otherwise
We must return to an economy
where the purpose of produc-
ton is to meet consumer need,
else all the lawmaking and
HarloWe Curtices in the world
will be unable to prevent our
prosperity being flushed away.
w. r. Harper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
Power Failure Cuts
IV, Radio Proqrums

A power failure yesterday in
terrupted transmission over Sta
tons WMAL-TV and WMAL-
FIN from $3.50 pm. to 1903 pm
A Potomac Electric Power Co
spokesman said the trouble was
caused by a blown fuse on a
transformer serving the stations
The company is investigating to
find out what blew the fuse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

Norman and Martha Prospt.
Ralph and Frances Rector
Eusene and Marlene Sander.
John and Mary saville
John and Betty Simmons.
Robert and Doris Station.
Paul and Murtel StolZ
donald ana Elizabeth Tschudy.
Lloyd and Martina Wagner.
Robert and Cecile Burbage, jr.
Franklin and Hilda Digs,
Jesse and Helen Holmes.
James and Ehteleen Palmer.
George and Gertrude An2elon.
Robert and Helen Appeslagh.
Edward and Yyette Bagley.
William and Mary Bays.
John and Patricia Bonsae
John and Dorothy Bradley.
James and Ida Catterton.
Leon and Lucille Choinka.
Clay and Gloria Cupp.
Robert and Gloria Frailey.
Irwin and Esther Gatzke
Laurence and Selam Guren.
Edward and Roberta Harrison.
Bobby and Alice Harrison.
Michael and Betty HolbiE,
Roland and Marcia Jones.
Amlel and Frances Kirshbsum, twins
Robert and Nancy Lawthers.
Robert and Maureen Linthicum.
Waller and Dorothy McKnew.
Ronald and Merle Mason.
Rodeny and Shirley Moulton.
JOSEPH and Sonia Onion.
Ira and Charlotte Pearlman.
Albert and Barbara Pierrot, ir.
William and Ruth Preston.
Ray and Veda Price, sr.
George and Patricia Quinn.
Robert and Janet Rhoads.
Victor and Clara Sandherg.
Alan and Lenora Schneider.
Francis and Pauline Slattery.
Robert and Mary Stone
Howard and Violet Sweet.
Alfred and Norma Turner.
Audrie and Pearl Childs
Donald and Lille Hart.
Raymond and Edith johnson.
Hajime and Lily Tanaka,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
Scots Guards Draw
Enthusiastic Audience
By IRVING LOWENS

The Regimental Band and Mass s.,
Pipers of the Scots Guard with
Highland DANGERS. In uline Arena
Program; HeiiaB, LaGdie vf Fanta5e
Garb of Old Saul arr. Rhodes: Ee-
cosaire. Rhodes; Manhattan Beach,
sousa; The skye Boat Song. Comm
Thro' the Rye The portree N, Men; , Inc
Humes John Burgess Dovecote PARK
Maggie Cameron; Sandy Cameron: The
Australian Ladies; Toledo Hume;
sword Dance; King Cotton: lntrodue-
bert and sullivan Medley: The Gale
DOMAIN Ida and Dot; The Thistle;
Blue Bonnets Over the Border: HigE-
land Broadswords; Foursoms Eeel;
Cradle Song.
The Scots Guards did it again.
Last night Uline Arena was
packed to the rafters as the
Band and the
Pipers of the Guards
went through their colorful
PAGES. while the dancers went
through their strathspeys and
reels to the delight of a cheer
ing audience.
This is the second appearance
Of the company in Washington.
and it was certainly as success
full. if not more SO. than the
first. 1t is perhaps the most sue
,essful attraction offered by
Patrick Hayes this season, and
this reviewer is at a complete
oss to account for its astonish-
ing popularity.
The drummers. pipers and
oandsmen are fascinating to
watch as they march and
,ountermarch, playing the fine
Did regimental pieces. but to any
one except the most confirmed
over of bagpipe music, the con-
.inual racket becomes painful
after the first half hour. The
band. while a fine organization.
does not appear to match the
precision of our own
ocal service bands.
Nevertheless, the audience
comes and obviously enjoys
tSelf.
In such a situation, a music
critic should probably fold his
.ents and steal away. The third
lime the Scots Guards come to
Jline Arena. perhaps the event
should be covered by a sports
writer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

/ Under d. G. ldiD couples must
/ apply for marriage license OF,
one day. Datt three tull days
and receire the license on the
| nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Isaac BorRk 2S. 41p Allison at NV.
and Florine steinbers. "a 31a Far
IThedie Bullock. 40. SOL Dix ST. ne.
and Viola Wtnstead. ~. 1124 Eleventh
Patrick Renshan, %. Hyattsyile. and
Elizabeth Orme, 81. 2s1i Fifth st. ne
Leonard sieEel. q, 21al Q st. NV. and
ob RnO ask Esres 81 2s Ai n f. f.
Martha Kesor, %, I432, N st. NV.
Elisha watson. "a ss7 Twenty-ilrs'
Willie Holden. t5, and Martha Thorpe
s.. both of 1872: Ninth st. NV
George Brayer 81. Rochester, N, Y and
Slisabeth Rsshorc, %, Wilmington
carl Stephens. %. Kansas City. Kans
and Joyce Stephens, 20, IA Sixth St
Melvin Burdette. "a. e4oa Twenty
s., ne: and Helen Hoover. 30, Takoma
Edward SalinS. 90. 5701 Blair I'd. ne.
and Rita Shilanskv, IS, 1875 Kennedy
Samuel Adams. SO 14e Randolph pi
NV, and Nora Reed. 81, 6i6 Fiftieth
Leroy Hanson. a., 1924 Roseda1e st. ne.
clifton whitfield. DIS and Mary jackson.
so. both Of 1913 Twenty.first ST. NV.
Eugene Lerner, 30, 1896 Sixteenth at.
NV. and Angelene Brunette. "A, 1905
Fred ID Scott, %: i1oa Fern st. NV. and
Connie Brock. rs. 1928 Georgia ave,
Phillip Hasktns. %, ees Kentucky ave.
81 and Doris Rhodes. 20. i74o Eu-
N' Mary neEss taeks Il h. LSPiass R. L. and
}osepSin .s Essco 10" g. 81 545o psnn sHc
vanta ave. NV. -
NV. and Lille Clark, IL 'a Sss Florida
wiiliem" Morris. %. sos Maryland ave.
ne. and Vivienne Potter. 90. Airing
Hurley Ie Miller. 30. 1717 independence
ave Sc, and rhelma Holmes, 81. 100
JoS ss'' ssSnders St a. a. 1923 SUNNI. p,
nv: and Elorics Haywood 81. als1
william johnson, 10. 1s46 Park I'd. NV.
and Patricia jackson. Is. 1929 q ct.
Albert Krassnicof, bs. 1900 Eighth st.
ne. and Anna Goodman. 81 l4l7
| IeRate I'd NV.
Lawrence Murchlson. co. and Catherine
Robinson, 81. both of 1852 Kenyon
/ st NV
iDecian Hughes, IS, Alexandria. and Mary
Du Breuil. 90. $50 DeIafield pl. NV.
Stuart Bestson. ~ Arlington and Bar
bara Todd. %. Arlington,
Arthur Cnlligan. 20 ;A62 Second st Sc.
and Barbara Dial, 20, 1872 Thir-
tenth st Sc
Georges Francois ~. Briey, France.
and Jscqueline Main "a. French En-
bassy WASHINGTON.
carl Pfeiffer. AZ, 1850 Biltmore st. NV,
and geima Jarvis. AZ. 1914 Second
/ st Sc
Russell Madison, 25, Hatboro. Pa. and
Joan Laird. 90. Hatboro. Pa.
Buddy Settles, As, and Louise Milledge,
| 38. both Of 1853 Upland terri. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
TV Actor Murries

/ NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 10 (P.-
Television actor Jerome Court
land and Janet Rose Gumprecht,
whose father is a partner of
New York fashion designer Net
tie Rosenstein. were married
here yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
BIRTHS REPORTED
} D. C. Health Department,

BOYS
Robert and Kathleen Ackerly.
James and Dorothy Bacon,
Charles and Catherine, Baroch.
John and Angela Buckley
Wilfred and Olive Chaisson.
John and Lois Cumberland
Charles and Shirley Dondes.
Thomas and Maria Fields.
Frank and Betty Harrison.
Francis and Catherine Jennings
Cameron and Jeanne LaClair, J.
Cha les and Violet Long,
Angelo and and cs GlIsn' M nsAne"'
John and Marian Morgan.
Frederick and Curtis Murray.
Thomas and Mary ojeda. II.
Martin and Erma Packman.
Albert and Virginia Pfaff
Jesse and Eva Popkins.
Howard and Carol Reese.
Jose and Alexandria Rivera.
Morris and Renee SRnker.
Gunther and Gwendolyn Stegmeier
Gerald and Margaret Sullivan.
Jerry and Marian Vanderzyl
Hane and Kate Warftemius.
Paul and Barbara Weber
Willie and Elizabeth Alien.
Sylvester and Mary Fulton.
Henry and Betty Morton
Thomas and Claudia McNair.
Albert and Betty Ray.
Clarence and Jean Toomer.
Cecil and Ivy Whit
Max and Judith Arkin.
Raymond and Barbara Balderson.
Warren and Jeanne Carter.
William and Madelyn CoSerovs.
Howard and Elizabeth Driscou.
WavlRnd and Rena Falltn.
John and Helen Frederick.
Ronald and Patsy Hartman.
Robert and Olga HOLSTER.
Ronald and Olga Knapp.
Nathan and Pearl Lspatin.
Gilbert and Marian Levin;
John and Mary Lou LouRhlin,
Victor and Eris Malick.
Earl and Louise Mathis. sr.
John ana Henrietta OBrien.
c as4ss a and d tssn 9sT Pstsson
DAVID and Bertha Pollock.
Herman and Nettie Ramsey.
Joseph and Loa Reid, jr.
Dallas and Joan Roe.
Robert and Phyllis straye eHO1'
william ano Mary Ussery.
Roy and Eleanor .Viens.
h 4 coli and ,porothy Watkins.
William and Meldonia. Butler.
Warren and Audrey johnson.
Hinton and Rosa Murphy.
PAO ana xu Ple0.
Lloyd and Lugenia Smith.
Curtis and Claudette Williams.
GIRLS
Jerome and Dorothy Alderman.
Howard and Kathleen Arthurm.
Richard and Marjorie Atkins.
James and Anna Bare.
Kenneth and JacQueline Becraft.
Vincent and Ruth Bower.
Charles and Rosemary Carpenter.
Christopher and Sue Changaris.
Francis and Margot Cormier.
Thermon and Glenna Evans.
David and Mary Friedman.
Jose and Rosa Gonzales
Lawrence and Josephine Hansen.
Robert anu Mary HArdesty.
John and Betty Holden.
Hagop and Shsmeran Jamgochian.
Edmund and Maria Kirby-Smith.
Simon and Marie Kramer.
Billy and Margaret Lemock.
Michael and Edna Luongo.
Burke and Violet Marshall.
John and Mary Montgomery.
Richard and Maureen O'Lone.
Maurice and Ruby Painter.
James and joyce Parreco,
william and Annabel Perlk.
John and Dorothy Potter. Ir.
Archie and Wifnona Price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
High-Pressure Era

The Star is to be congratu-
lated on, the faithful attention
given to the hearings currently
being held by Senator O'Mah-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
NEWS OF MUSIC
Primrose Recital Adds
To NioIo's Stature

sonata. one of the more mellow
and reflective works. OF the
master. was particularly con-
yincing.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
"Home of Radium Springs"

come at you with a bosom and
begin TO lay it on the epidermis.
TO make the blood come to the
surface and stir up your circula-
ton. When you were through. you
had really enjoyed yourself.
Clean, dressed up in your best,
you went to schul. A man .prays
for three things, says Jewish
proverb: For a good year, good
wife and a good chazan." In the
last, you had some leeway. A
good year or a good wife was in
the lap of the fates, but the cantor
was your own choice. In this cate
CORY, at least, free will operate.
Rosh Hashonah was the great
season of the cantor. Going to the
synagogue on Rosh Hashonah was
a religious event. but in some re-
spects it was like going to grand
opera. When the gates Of Heaven
are closed to prayer. said Jewish
sage. they are still open to song.
The cantor had no superior
standing in religious life official
ly. Any Jew is privileged to per-
form his office, to stand before
the congregation and chant the
prayers. Any Jew can do it, but
.as the Yiddish saying goes, lam
meisten semen sic heiserick"
(Most of them are hoarse).
The cantor as a matter of fact
was often looked down upon as a
person. "Chazanim SEMEN naro-
nim." but nevertheless. he was
the center of the Rosh Hashonah
service. He took the Hebrew
words of the prayers. which many
did not understand and mixed it
with melody. so that it was a
CONTINUED on Page 1881
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
Albany, Georgia
Rosh Hushonuh
Profile
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ
Copyright. 1855. Jewish Telegraphic Age

Copyright 1855. Jewish Telegraphic Agency, INC.
study wit recalls the Jewish story about the two
signs and remarks the other
$50 another has passed"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16

The younger generation won't
understand the story. We battle
more frequently today-not mere
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16

ly once a year before Rosh Hash
onah.
Every house today has its tub.
but I can remember when it was
different. I can remember my IA
Their taking me to the Turkish
bath before Rosh Hashonah.
Sometimes il was called a Russian
bath. It was a great pleasure.
First. they took a bucket of hot
wafer and poured it over you and
while you were screaming. they
Evening star., 1955-10-16
freedom 10
walk, stretch, sill, bend
Filtration Walk
GIRDL
y BES'TFORM
800 : 100

Flirtotion Wolk eirdles and foundations
mold you eentiy ord firmly. moke every
step pleasure through the Use Of the
action free front. They ore lightweight
and boneIess. feature up and down
stretch. OF royon and cotton brocode Will,
elostic poneis.
Down Stairs Store. cpfsets and Bros
49,. also New eethesdo Budget Store
Evening star., 1955-10-16
special purchase !. 1000 first quality
CHENILLE BED SPREADS

. somples and closeouts, one and two
of-o-kind styles
washable. thickiy tuffed and over
laid
plain and frineed styles.
. choose from hobnoil, overloid, plain
and fancy styles
. large selection Of colors in postel
and fall shodes
Down stoirs Store Linens and BEDDING North Building
!. also New Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1955-01-29

BOXER. male. ! yr. old. show winner,
champion sired; sacrifice to good
home, S125. PO. 2-420l. 80
CHOW CHOW PUPPIES. Of ancient
and honorable line; blacks. reds,
ARC, VIII deliver, ST. a-59S3. 30s
COCKER SPANIEL black; choice of
litter; ped. mother and father; 8
wks, old. housebroken. HE. 4-3sil.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
slTuATloNs-woMEA

BOOKKEEPER, exper. D. Z. payroll.
Box 459-M. Star. 30s
DENTAL ASSISTANT
Intelligent, reliable person, white,
wants to change her position. Per-
manent only. LU. 1-247S, Sat. Sun
al day. other days after Q pm. 30s
NURSE. maternity or paralized pa
tionts; doctors reference. UN. 4
PRxCT. NURSE wants perm. Job,
child care, convaiescent, Ink. for
elderly CPL; live out. RA. 6-0692.
TIPPING DONE at home by expert
ttypist: reasonahle rate. Phone
in appearance. DI. 7-S6S4. 80
GIRL wants days work. good refs,
exper.. willing worker. AID. 2-s3e2.
GIRL, colored. des. Job in dry clean
ing plant: prev. exp. and ref; good
YouNG oGfSs WOMAN. Won st1sxi sxper. driver. nice
wants driving Job. florist. drugstore.
etc; Use own car II desired. EA.
COMPETENT stenotype note reader
or cyl. oper. Prefer work with one
competent reporter. Box 446-M. Star.
SWEDISH LADY, practical nurse, de-
sires companion to elderly lady; ex-
change references. Call ia. S-254S.
30t
REFINED. DEPENDABLE CHRISTIAN
WOMAN Will manage house for / or
z elders: drive car; Al ref. La. o.
253S. 30s
COLORED PART-TIME MAID, dept.
store or ONCE. bldg; can run ele-
vator: morning hrs: ref. LU. l-9017.
a0a
Evening star., 1955-01-29
HEiP-DoMESTlc

COOK, thoroughly experienced, re-
liable. for cooking and serving. Re-
cent references required. Two in
family: modern kitchen with all
eonveniences. Write. giving quail
iications and references, to Box
COOK. experienced. g.h.w.. fond of
help employed; health card and To-
cal references required. Call only
between am. and noon. Wo.
G.H.W. AND C0oK-Live in. Neat
and exper. with children. on Thurs.
after breakfast and every other Sun.
LOCAL refs. necessary. $25 to start.
EN-. 3-1S1S. 80
G.H,W. COOK, live in. private rm.:
must be lexper.; must have. refs:
laundry; fond of children. "a day
o hursssS sss vf G 81 ond 4ssze sssss 0'her o spn
COOK: live in; experienced.
Sun. Oh. $50 EM. s-s5oi. $50
HOUsEKEEPER. experienced; 1--we
evenings. Sundays. of. TU. 2-1390.
live in; Thurs, every
other Sun. of; references; $25. .RA.
GIRL, 25 to 35; g.h.w.. plain cooking;
5-day week; live in; recent local ref
erences. EN-. 2-621S. 20
COUPLE to do gen.
eral housework. cooking and some
driving: other help employed; good
salary; must have recent refs. OIL.
WHITE WOMAN for s.h.w. and child
care; Silver Spring area. Call JU.
2-I176 between 9 and 5, 80
to care for 3-yr.-old boy and con-
Cali Sun, betw. 8 and IL noon. or
and 4 pm, ia. S-5334. 40
beauty salon: inteliigent and neat:
% to 35. salary open. Call OIL. f.
54S1 or RA. 3-9669. 4
COLORED--WILL GIVE home and
small salary to middle-aged colored
lady for child care and Inv; refs.
required HO. 2-1360. 80
Evening star., 1955-01-29

AIR CoMPRESsoRS. used; suitable
tor garages and gas stations: rea-
sonable 1854 23rd st NV
AIR CoND.. la-ton Frigidaire. 300;
3-spd, go" ped. fan, $50; Homart
, 29. window s fan, sa9; 5!,s small ar sa
ASlieUE lSiesTis Gt'RlasNsDFATH2R CLOCK
Patton family of West Virginia.
AS1TroGE Ri IasoSi VICTORIAN SOFA sls9 and .
mstchins So chairs. Excel. cond. Ss2S.
lonARIuM--lo and 8 gals. stand,
motor. heater. lights, tubing and
sell: best offer. TU. 2e04sa. 80
BAR, IL it.. Formica; ideal for club
state; TOWN HALL TAVERN.
BATHTUBs. new ana used; basins.
toilets: at lowest prices; BLOCKS.
BE6. aaso sS tfipledesksr eSs sA massive solid
wood with steel frames. sprinas;
$50. W. Melrose ST.. Oh. CHI, Md.
BED, authentic Jenny Lind. spool. ..
bed. incl. springs: $45. Call AD.
sED, oSni duo, Q springs and mattresses,
double doa 9f bed; asfa reasonable. on ON. Sssaa.
3Os
BED. dble., mahog., innerspring mat
tress. box springs; excel. cond, $46.
JU. 5-6364. 30s
BED, maple, large size: coil springs.
innersprlng mattress: good condt-
tion; S25. Ju: 9,76SSi 7o09 Poplar
BED, mahog.: davenport, vanity, sec
rotary, bookcase. tables. chairs. RA.
3-5olO till 8. Sun. "a. 41l2 Ingo-
mar st, NV. 80
BICYCLES-Rebuilt: boys and girls;
ali sizes; very reasonable. Trade in
accented; can JU. 6;5l le; SO
black: made In Orient; size IT,. 2
IN. high by 4 #. by IS tn: may be
purchased singeiy, S75 ea. 400 Ark.
ave. NV, RA. 6-T551, 80
Evening star., 1955-01-29
sITuATIoNs--DoMEsTlc

WISH TO PLACE MT MAID, excel
lent IN child care, cleaning and
laundry. Ia. 9-s256 or Dus =
WOMAN Sss WITH good refs. wants -sS work
. z days VIZ. II: 7-6247; -
YOUNG WOMAN, celored, would like
days work or fun time; live out.
Girl. coiofed. desires lob at nishs.
baby sitting or charwoman. AD.
eoIoRED GIRL. dependable. desirss
YouSG a al coLoREn 81 hsspsai WOMAN 70 oa;ia: sats
care Of children while mother
works or days work. 1893 Church
ciaREp 81 ny RI ppapy s.sSe. stss5 ,os " y vssp az
domestic or waitress, experience and
city references, AD. 4-I6s5. so
COLORED WOMAN wants afternoon
part-time. plain c2oking Monday
through Friday or an day Tues. and
Thurs rellahls. u; 4-oseI
coa2RhED a1R % Sd SSookipo oes5ss iSs o: sass sT wf
Win children: WIN 81 one night,
coIoREp 81 sEf1 CaRr desires y.h.v. q care
for children. Ii, 6-1556. 500
C0L0RED LADY desires .tuil-time
Mon, through Fri: refs. DU. 7-Sei5
zoe
MrDDLE-AGED colored woman, to
live IN; iieht housework and child
care; Sc lDc., $40 week, With Stifs.
and every other Sat. 10 i-44SJ.
coLoREn LADY desires work AZ
child care. cleaninE once or dNy
work. i've days week. AID. $500
COLoRED LADY wants LOO Id tvt.
family; exper cook. OF ears for In
Vnifds refs. LU. 9-S3S3 #
C0L0HEn LADIES want uixkt or
tiay work. Phone NE. $4,000 80
ICOEORED WOMAN wishes daywprk
wed, Thurs. Friday. NO. 7-TslS
Evening star., 1955-01-29
DOGS. PETS, ETc.

BOXER. male. .yr. old. show winner,
champion sired; sacrifice to sood
home; Sl25. Po. 2-4s0l. so
CHOW CHOW PUPPIES. Of ancient
and honorable line; blacks. reds,
AkC, VIII deliver, ST a-59s3. 30s
COCKER SPANIEL black; choice Of
Wks. old. hoasebroten. aE. 4.ssli.
80
BOXER, fawn. female, 5 months.
straight. small white blaze center
Of face. white feet, EN-. 2-Ig1l.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, out.
standing pedigree, Axe reg. .oL.
FRENCH sSepi POODLE. brown, male. IN
COLLIE PUPS-AKc reg. litter. :
wks.; full collars. Rsgistered male
at stud. $36 fee. Ju. 9-02o6.
COCKER SPANIEL. black. champion
bred. all permanent shots. Axe reg.
RE. 5-Sp00. Ext, 31ef. ---;3u
babies, breeders. CAGES,
complete eouip. Leaving town. VIII
sssTatis sSHtsorob; oI; piPsIts passa Axe, 1 excel.
pets or breeding. females, champ. :
COCKER SPANlEL, male, Axe req.
suit sikso soiot. sr. old; sacrifice. az RA'
PaRXREETs-sellins out 90 youns. /,
DoWELL, UN. 4-l691, NO. 7-23o0.
UNUSUAL wHlrPEr PUPPIES "a:
fawn colored excel. house pets.
racers. JU. s-s674 after Jan, 20.
puGs. PUPPIES and grown stock,
Axe res; fawns. Phone Parkway
PGnPPffinEEs, PGnnPPffinEEs part collie and German
shsphead: mother Axe resistsTed- 9
DAIaATiAN rfiS PUPPIES. axe: champ,
sire; 3 excel, show prospects,;
cERsaaS TfsssI ga slMifsHERD MfisDzi female 1 pup
pies. Axe rsgistsred; sire imported;
BpafE' Bqpsaas pest as. lseea Axe. E % Isoi mos R liz
inches: Biackssddie re r Buddyiine-
Linesman bloodlines: good gun dog:
proud little gentleman. Tu. 2.o2lS.
cHIHUAHuAs--2 exceptionally nice
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SHETLAND SHEER DOG PuPPIEs.
good with children, healthy, trissndiy.
rEkIsEsE isflEi gP6PfElEs. ii -sis' W.. old.
Axe reg: must Be seen 10 be ap.
prectated. 10, 5-52b4. so
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPPIEss
Axe reg; reasonable. IA. 3-o3lb.
2735 South Uhle st., Arlingtons Va.
IRISH sETTER. s months. Axe.
Has had shots. wormlns. and II
housebroker;. good with children;
j BLACK COCKEK, young part
shepherd; need good homes In Wire
Kiria, XII, a.3959.
BEHGLE PuPS, Axe req male. S3s:
female, S2b; pair, $50: 3 mos, old.
BaoAsroNS aA ffIERRIER PUFFY, hko
reg. wormed and shots. Call WA.
aPUnD!. the black and white kitty.
Is looking for good home In vir-
EtriA. XII. D-3g5n
GREAT DANE PUPPIEs--Fawn and
brindle, priced TO sell quickly. D.
weeks old, wormed and cropped.
ELPAW KENNELS, Alex, Va. Duke
81, extended. TE 6-2430
GREETINGS to all dog lovers, When
desiring q gorgeous cocker puppy
or grown dog or. per chance
Diney. Nd Also champions at stnd.
Spring 4-4ep1. 80 y,
CATRN TERRIKR PUPPIES
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