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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-01
CANCION DE CUNA

Una preciosa nina que llevara
ell nombfe de Lydia Virginia, Sc.
guido fruto del distinguish no.
gar del Doctor Manuel COrdero y
SUI culta sonora Virginia de Cor
dero, lego con toda felicidad Ell
dia 81 de mayo en- ell George Wa
shington University Hospital.
Felicitamos a los dichosos pa
dres, deseando para la recien ma
eida toda clase de dichas.
NATALICIO
La ioven sonora dona Cristina
de Torres, esposa del caballero
cupano don NestOr Torres, esta-
"a muy congratulate por sus
amistades hoy primero de JUNO
con motive de su fecha natalicia.
Nuestras felicitaciones y votos
sinceros. por su inalterable bic
nestar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-01
MANIFESTATION =.
Continuation de la pag. 81

buscar soluciones nuestras y apli-
ear las medidas mas convenien.es
a nuestros ~intereses. Declare publ
camente que 10 lnico que espera-
mos y exigimos de Esfsdos. Unidos
es ell derecho soberano a aplicar la
politica que reclama y exige ell pue.
bio de Chile"
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-01

CumpIe0nos
Vayan nuestras calurosas felici-
tacioneS para la gentil senorita
Blanca Laza quien celebro aver
la grata fecha del aniversario de SUI
nacimiento y aprovechamos la oca-
sion para desearle muchos, y muy
dichosos, amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-01
PARA CUBA
Por REBEccA

PARA CUBA
A la ciudad de La Habana, Gu
ba, salio ell cabailero don ROdOl-
70 Orozco, despues de pasar una
temporada de PAGER en- esta ca
pital.
CUMPLEANOS INFANTIL
FL dia % de mayo estuvo de
fiesta ell hogar del Sr. John Bar
merias y su sentil sonora Espe-
rama de Barmerias, con mott
vo de celebrar en- esa fecha I'm
ano de dichosa existencia, su lin.
da primogenita Irene Barmerias.
Al felicitar a la lnfantil cumplea-
nera. lie deseamos muchos dias
como ell pasado.
DE MIAMI
Presentamos un atento saludo
al caballero don Saul Gonzalez,
qulen lego a la ciudad de Mia
mi a pasar unos dias de vacacio-
mes.
OPERADO
Fue sometido a una delicada
operation en- ell George Wahing-
ton University Hospital, Ell dis
tlnguido medico nicaragiiense
doctor Arturo AguiIar, quien Sc
encuentra actualmente siguien-
do cursos de specialization en-
ell mismo hospital AL consignar
la noticia, deseamos su pronto
restablecimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-01
4.!g ISISkIl$
SzIISaz zxASk
: rs SRZSSzI zASNl
De Vaeaeiones

De N~nc0cioneS
Saludamos muy cordialmente al
distinguish caballero puertorri-
oueno Sr. Francisco Gonzalez y su
esposa Mercedes Soriano de Con
zalez, quienes Sc encuentran en-
Miami disfrutando de una tempo
rada al lado de SUI hija Srta. Petra
Garcia, amiga de esta casa y Assis-
tant Cashier def Pan American
Bank.
Que sea muy grata su permanent
cha entire nosotros les desea OLA
RIO LAS AMERICAS.
Bodos de Pdpel
Celebraron aver la grata OCCASION
de sus Bodas de Papel primer ami.
versario matrimonial, Ell senior 10.
sc De Armas y sonora, Ondina Fe-
rrera de Armas, miemhros esti-
mados de nuestra colonia Guiana
residente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caras felicitaciOneS y votos porque
gocen de muchos amos mas de
union conyugal.
Estudiontes
Procedentes de Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, en- donde cursan es-
tudios, y en- viaje a Panama en- don
de disfrutaran de las vacaciones
escolares al lado de sus familia, ha-
cen una corta escala en- Miami las
gentlles senoritas Marta Eugenia
Lavergne. y Maria Esperanto La.
vergre.
Las saludamos carinosamente Y
les deseamos una grata travesia.
Groduado
Nuestras s~inceras felicitaciones
para ia gentil senorita Eleanor Clio.
ria Perez quien reeibira SUI grade
de Bachiller de CienciaS en- Enter
meria durante la ceremonial de gra-
duacion de Barry College que ten
dra iugar ell martes, 3 de JUNO, Y
nuestros votos porque dIsfrute de
mucho triunfos en- su carrera.
De vceoeiones
Disfrutaron de una corta tempo.
.rada de recreo entire nosotros ell Sc.
nor Alfonso. Zavala y sonora de
Lima, Peru, a quienes nos compla.
ce saludar cordialmente y desear
I'm viaje de regreso sin cootratiem-
pos.
Despedido
DeSpedimos cordialmente al DR..
Felix M. Olivia, alto funcionario de
la firma publicitaria Interconti.
mental Marketing Services, Inc,
quien regreso a Nueva York des-
pues de haber dlsfrutado de una
temporada de recreo en- Miami
Beach.
Comido Informed
ell senior Cello Olivares Rivas v
sonora, ElOisa de Olivares, ofrecie.
ron una comida en- SUI Residential de
Coral Gables en- noches recientes
para f~estejar a la sonora Carmen
Robes de Olivares, de Tegucigalpa
Honduras, quien Sc encuentra en-
Miami disfrutando de varias soma.
mas de recreo.
Fueron invitadas, ademas. nu.
merosas de sus otras amistades.
cumpleonos
En- Ell dia de aver, 81 de mayo,
cumplio los sonados Y rosados
ounce amos la simpatica Srta. Ka.
tia Castan6n, hija amantisima de
pos espoSos Antonio Castan6n
Gloria Nunez de Castan6n, MEM
bros distinguidos de la colonia GU
bana de Miami.
Con tai motive, aver sabado, Sc
celebro una allegro fiesta social en-
la nueva residential de los esposos
C~astanon, donde c%oncurrieron nu-
merosas %senoritas, amiguitas de la
festeJada, asi como apreciables ma
trimonios hispanoamericanos que
fueron cumplimentados por la ia
milia Castanon.
Felicidades Katia.
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Continued from Page One)
manager. Ridder took the place
of Charles Wilt, who moved from
the area.
Five directors we're named for
four-year terms. Charles Bowman
Harland Bowman and Harry Col
lier we're reelected. New directors
are Robert L. Glotfelty and Mrs
Bruce Fulk.
Mr.. Gortner said a number of
encouraging reports were given at
the meeting by committee chair
men and that department superin-
tendents were planning improve
mentS in their departments. The
FLA. and All departments are
planning improvements including
a club calf show and sale for next
year
Mr.. Gortner said also that those
connected with the fair were CRATE
full for all the help they had re-
ceived over the past two years
and indicated that next years fair
which was scheduled for the second
week in August would be bigger
and better than ever He urged
farmers and others to begin think
ing now about their next year eX-
hibits and spend the winter months
working toward their goal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04
MARRIED

Park-Poland-Miss Janet Poland,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Paul
Poland, Hutton, became the bride
Of Mr. Harold Park son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Encil Park, also of Hutton,
at the home of the bride on Sunday
afternoon, November 30.
Rev. Poland, father of the bride,
performed the ceremony, before a
group of twenty or more friends.
Mss Jane Park, sister of the
groom, was maid of honor. Harold
Keffer was best man.
The bride attended Valley High
school at Homecoming before being
transferred to Southern High
school. Mr.. Park is a graduate of
Southern High and is now en-
ployed in Baltimore where they
viii reside.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mas
been made CT the marriage of Miss
Virginia Ruth Keller, daughter of
Paul Keller, Oakland, and the late
Mrs. Keller, to Joe Walsh, of Wash
ington d. c. The ceremony was
performed last Saturday, November
20, in Washington.
The bride was graduated from
Southern High school in 1856 and
has been employed as a cashier in
a government cafeteria in Wash
ington. The groom is employed with
a television and radio company in
the capital city. They will reside
in Washington.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04

The Women of the Moose will
meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
at the Moose Hall in Oakland, ac-
cording to Mrs. Bessie Cuppett
senior regent.
Among the students attending
the Thanksgiving holidays at
their respective homes were Dick
son Mace, Penn State university;
David Mace, Drexel; Gail Naylor,
Patricia Leighton and guest, of
St. Mary's Seminary; Lonnie Nay
lor. Cheston Browning III, Mer-
cersburg academy; Patricia Gort-
ner. University of Maryland; Jack
Roth, Maryland Dental school;
Janet Jackson. Freda Louise Coop
err Marlin Coker, West Virginia
University; John Marble, John
Brown. Potomac State college;
Jackie Calhoun, Barbara Lu Glot-
felty. Mrs. Gertrude Savage, Frost
burg State Teachers college; Shir-
ley Calhoun, Hood college; Con-
ME Savage, Fairmont state; Sam
Moore, Geraldine Davis, Beverly
Rees. Carole Savage, Henry Lee,
Jeri Nordeck, West Virginia
Wesleyan college; Artie Ashby,
Sam Ashenfelter. Fred Teets,
Johns Hopkins university; Vaughn
Hardesty. Charlotte Hall; Kenneth
Jones', Massanutten Academy;
Douglas Smith, Beverly Winters
Shirley Ream, Nancy Jones, West
crn Maryland college; Linda Pritts,
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing;
Mary Nance, Patricia Powers, ST
Xavier, Latrobe, Pa; Andrew
Nance, Dombosco School
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04

The Oakland City Council will
meet in regular SESSION on Wcdnes-
day evening, December 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Sharps and
two children spent several days
last week in Middletown, o., with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Robinett and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hauser
and family, Richard Leighton. Bal
timore; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cooper,
Alexandria, Va; Miss Mary Null,
Terra Alta, w. Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nordeck Shaffer and family spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Russell II. Leighton
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd WenScl had
as guests over the Thanksgiving
holidays Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
L. Wensel and family Galax, Va;
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wensel and
family Westminster; Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Lee Wensel, Jr, Indiana,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Dunbar
and family, Terra Alta, w. Va; Mr.
and Mrs. william j. Flaherty,
Frostburg.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04
Oakland Personals

Robert G.. Dearborn, of Bridge
port, Conn. student at West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan college, was a
weekend guest of Miss Beverly
Rees and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William d. Rees, Pennington
street,
Mrs. MARGARET McComas spent
the Thanksgiving holidays at Beth
esda with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Capt. and Mrs. Julian Osborne
and family.
Danny limbaugh, of San Mateo,
Calf, is visiting his parents, Mr.
ard Mrs. Guy Hinebaugh, and other
relatives for ten days or more. He
expected to return to his home on
Sunday
Members of inc Harmed Bible
class of st. Paul's Methodist
church will hold their annual
turkey dinner and party on Tues
day evening, December 9, be-
ginning at $50, in Fellowship hall.
There will be an exchange of
gifts. Mrs. Paul b, Naylor, presi-
dent, is in charge of arrangements.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04
Fellowship Fund

The request of W. c. Highlander
that any memorials for his late
wife be sent to the Cancer fund
or to the American Association of
University Women brought forth
an explanation this week from the
AAUW The organization supports
a fellowship fund which awards
felloWships to deserving women
for graduate study in many areas,
in the study of disease control.
Treasurer of the local branch is
Mrs. William f. Hesen.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04
$50 or More Gather
For Discussions

Some $50 Or more parents and
teachers met in the bennett Road
school on Tuesday evening for the
countrywide education conference
arranged by Willard l.. Hawkins,
county superintendent of schools.
After an opening assembly pro-
gram those attending divided into
thirty discussion groups with a
leader and ccnsultant in charge of
each group, and over twelve ques-
tons on Working Together for
Better Education for the Children
of the County"
Teachers served as consultants
while the leaders of the groups
were selected from county PIT. A.
groups throughout the county
Findings and recommendation of
the conference groups will be COM
piled by the consultants and will
be used as the basis for future
meetings.
Prior to the division of the group,
all present heard the Senior chorus
CT Southern High school present
several selections. Mr.. Hawkins
discussed several issues in educa-
ton Maurice Brookhart, vice-presi-
dent of the Board of Education,
presided and introduced the newly
elected Legislators and county
commissioners and three visitors
from the State Department of Edu-
cation. The Rev. Charles Goodwin
offered the invocation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04

ADV. 1t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04
Suffers Broken Hip

Arthur E. Naylor, Sr. suffered a
broken left hip when he slipped
on the ice at McIenry Monday as
ne prepared to get into his auto
mobile. He was brought to Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland where he remains patti
ent.
Mr.. Naylor had heard of w. w
Dewitt being lost in the woods
and had stopped at McHenry tC
learn additional news about him.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulness during
the illness and following the death
of the late Clarence H. Bowman.
We also want to thank DR.. Nance,
the hospital staff, the Fike-Watson
Funeral home, Rev. Allen D. Pugh,
and all who gave flowers.
Wife and Children
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for the kindness and
sympathy shown us in our bereave-
ment. the death of our husband
and father, Wilbert G. Nine We
also wish to thank the Rev Frank
Johnson, those who sent food anG
flowers, and the Leighton Funeral
Home.
Loretta and George Nine
d,r II:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04
Demonstration On
Fire Safety Is Set

A public fire safety demonstra-
ton has been arranged for the
people of Oakland and will be held
in the Oakland Fire hall on Thurs
day, December II, at 1880.
The demonstration will be given
on causes of fires in the home,
how to prevent these fires and
how to prevent loss of life in the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04

William M. Moore, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Moore, 10
Wilson street, Oakland, was re-
Gently promoted to third class
petty officer in the United States
Navy.
He is now aboard the attack air.
craft carrier USS Bennington, a
part of the seventh fleet, serving
in the Far East. Moore is a gra-
duate of the class of 1856 of South
ern High School.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04

Volunteer Fire department. Ar
rangemerts for the demonstration
we're made by Carton +. Bowser,
local representative. The public is
invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04

Holiday traffic toll was set at
Asa with 81 from fires and 118 mis-
cellaneous for grand total Of 626.
Russias sputnik III rocket was
near its death plunge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04

event of a home fire. The demon
stration will be presented by
James Oldham, special agent for
the Cclina Mutual Insurance group,
in cooperation with the Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-04

Baltimore was told one million
dollars was needed to clean up its
port.
, 1958-02-20
FOR LONG LEASE

"Shangra-La" 2 bedroom
home, all modern convent
ences, furnished ri 6 h t
down to a rolling pin
(move in with your suit
CASEY, beautiful gardens
with arresting views. $275
monthly including h
gardner. Cook-housekeep-
er available)
BRUCE & MARY MILLAR
Christiansted, St. Croix, U.s.v.I.
2o-21-24 So
, 1958-02-20
4OB PRlNT Tine

these Islands regard the Roy
Gordons of politics as political
progress.
Let us never forget that it
is because Of the Roy Gordons
that we find ourselves with
less self-government than we
desire, and that it will be
despite the Roy Gordons that
we will obtain more.
Yours for more self-deter-
mination,
RON DE LUGo
Senator at Large
, 1958-02-20
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VOL. ia THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1858 NO. 40
, 1958-02-20
Correspondence
February 18th, 1858
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor: V9' o N ~
I listened with shocked dis Roy Goloon relerr'
belief to the ST. Thomas Re- roger baloWlh' presto
publican Clubs recently elect the american CNl Ii
ed president, Roy P. Gordon, onol' curing ms car
in his premature campaign speech ouV l@iieo " "
harangue over VISTA. Tues listeners tnat the olStlng
day evening, during which eh'ehna S'a'eo III -
this discredited politician cas- 'hat Vhe March Oh Y
tigated the members Of the menu mouse was oe1ea1
Organic Act Committee for own purpose namely !
their action in removing Sena- tanning VI hule oen s
tor Earle B. Ottley as Chair menu 1or the virgin lslal
man of that Committee. Cor would like 70 noint
don also threatened to set up Gordon +bo+ while ono
his own to obtain.in tho viroin 1s1onds :.
amendments to the present inolo lot 81 noiea obo,
organic Act. government, the other
l cannot believe that the Of which ! am proud to
drivel that was SPRAYED over I'm a member, is work.
the air by this man represent ana obtaining more Sc
ed the thinking of the Saint eminent for the peoE
Thomas Republican organiza- these Islands.
ton. Apparently Roy P. Cor u,ould like 10 remin
con refuses 70 lace II ldc' Gordon and his cronies
that it was because of small ,,ndaniab1a fact that tn
time politicians like himself ,noondroen+ +b,,s for y,
amendment nus d III
that the people Of the Virgin Tho Oroanfc Act was al
Islands were saddled with the bv +a same members
present Organic : Organic Act Committee
Gordon saws that the Sena- he now sees fit to attac
TORS have done a terrible thing cutie obvious then tina
in removing Ottley for cause. Gordon is not SO much
Evidently Gordon has forgot ested in amendments
ten that back in 1854 the same Organic Act as he is in
Earle Ottley called together in the Virgin Islands L
the Organic Act Commission ture. This 90 not bell
and removed the then Chair will ever again obtain,
man, Walter /, NJ. Hodge while believe that the PEG
, 1958-02-20

he was in Washington on Or
ganic Act business, so that he
(Ottley) could seize control.
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MISCELLANEOUS ron RENT

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sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL 4 EQUIP CO 10 6-5O4O.
FLOOR MACHINES = Polishers,
sanders, vacuumS Daily or
monthly rates Floor finishing
materials MODERN FLOORS,
a43l 18th st. NV, AID. 4-757R,
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ON?T 1i.' 'Ssisa ssr 81. sts &c M =:
sresl fer hFesdlnr purposea. q.
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ROOMS, HousEKEEplna

issh ~. N.wa 1873 = MlsvHtel
fhk, rm, With pvt, layatofy,
MASS. AVA. NV. inoo = Lowell,
~, bath. si s.i w ", no a-S w
lefs PARK M. N.W.-very atirae
l-rm, bachelor apt. stove. fefar.
beaui. turn; slH mo, Api. ,
=. u AVE-. NV. fseg-- Nicely fprn
40 wssfiS' W, s.siss'
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

SLIGO CREEK PARK--spaciout l.
pymt. $500 mo. Ma. soo74s,
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APIS. FuRnIsHED-p. G

BEACON APIS. lsQi calvert 81
~ bath $50 insia. aiil, IA
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GIRL over 30 will share iarue
weil-tufn., -eedfm apt WITH an
other eirl, ~ s.nOid.
M. CAPITOL AND KENNEDY
alrl Wntd. 70 share apt, WI other
airlH; pvt, hedrm,, pcht. Ia, b-NnAe
YOUNG LADY wants another ladi
20 share nicely furn, apt 10 apt
house 3ibA Mt, Pleasant 81.
AIT zoe after $40 ON,
GLOVER pAnk--Lady 10 ahars
apt with another lady; everything
furn.. reaa. EM. e-befs.
YOUNG MAN would like 10 share
hla ant. with another young man
upper NV. sect. RA. $3.50.
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Ml,sILLAnEous ron SALE


PIANOS - Pine Eecencltlensd pl.
kiIfrs' 'isse q - C' Nv M. !.
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APIS. FUREIsHED-VA,

ALEXANDRIA. downtown--S7S to
5000. all utils. incl. Call TIE. g.
900 between 10 am and a pm.
ALEXANDRIA-Air eond. firn ef-
nc, areas finest. Most COW. "a
every need. S95. All utils, and Air
cond. incl. Glebe House, rs wi
olebe I'd, XII 9-7300.
ALEX.-Unioue, large and enc
apis refs, grds.. pkg. Call AID
2-l9l0 evenings, 8 to 10.
ALEX, N.-Etic. apt; . adults: 4
min. airport: Just painted: SSH
with utils; vacant. RIA. 6-5O2s.
ALEX.-Bsmt. enc, kit. and bath;
PVT; entrance: colv. to transp. SIS
week. TIE. 6-S777.
ARL.-Attractive weli-furn. bedrm
living rm., din, kit. bath: moderI
bldg, cow. S9S. IA. a-1S90.
ARL.-owner sublet lovely apt, i.
year lease, completely furn., al
utils., air c0nd possible; conV
bus, Pent., dwntn. Wash; . per.
sons. no child IA. 7-s1s2 after 9
ARL.-Spacious: . bedrms.: cow
ia. Pentaeon, bus across 81. net,
REAL ESTATE, ia. $500. --<
ARLINGTON bedrm., nicely fur.
nished: on bus line. 1916 g. Stf
I'd, IA. $500.
ARL.-Beautiful ] bedroom: S94
attrse. furn.; apt bldg: laundry
ar shop. and bus ia, s-5sSs
,. ARL.--3 rms, din. bath. ali LIST
n lovely home: choice area
short or long term. IA. S-s399.
n. ARL.--Liv. rm., bedrm., dinette
Kit. bath; pvt. entr. Unusually
nice. All utils.: no dishes or linens
Empl. couple preferred. ia. 4-le7S
Unusually attractive, COO
garden apt, 8. Arl., bedrm., fieal
trannasp; 500. XII. s-6662: ov
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Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. upFIeht9 az
pfieea from sos up. Good .aelec-
ton avallable noN We feel that
~ prices on Nnfighis are ne
anina N new and ased aplnets and
eqnaolel, Over 100 instfnmenta %
rhnn.l from. II. l.ll.llln. llAMO
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DACusuuND - lone haired male.
~ yrs thofounh bred, Axe re- /.
sxeel fer breedinn purposes. O.,
GILMAN snErnKhD. beautiful d
muat see 10 Apr. 10, 6siH0n
MINIlTunR PO0DLEs, Champion
stock, Axe reel hlackh and aii.
s ssss ';Ts ses ga s h2 's.sianIp
PtKINoEsE. TOY. female; thofouah-
sGiss ID, T.sSlSc ''n '''' reason
rQoDLE. French mlnlalurl: hlasL:
Axe nedlnrrfd, shows some OF
Hnaiand and Americas nnest
s sss%sIss. 10 sns 9.Ossss.' ''n'''on''
n ~ % on i's AM! ~, 'ss ca or
tered. champ. stock. voFmed and
shola; reasonably priced. "a
scOTTIEs. eholes puppies. Axe,
q b MacKiNNoN f50a Roose-
welt n, All, 81 s.3fss,
s,AmEsS kIifESs, ! mos n; : Of
champions. OF. 2.s010
wKiMARANKns, Axe. champ.
stock: 3 wks, old: owner leAylng
town; sac, s4b ea OIL, b-po.u.
KITTENs-h slamess SIP. 4, SIC.
black m: 10 VIZ house
WANTED. 5000 home for purebred
sood With children, hounebroken
and all ahots. Call OIL. e-eesl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
HOUSES UMFURMISHED

ALEX, Mt. Vernon blyd area a.
HOLM HILLS RRDucED-De-
liehtful AIR -CoND home. 70 per-
feet cond 3 terraces. OVERLOOKING
WOODS; pa { Z "a sna srssk
cEPTIoNAL PRIVACY. safe. auist;
cHiLDRES WALK 70 SWIM:
MING POOL. tennis. schQol 80
Il. liy din. comb With nrepl, 3
huge picture windows French
doors onto terrace. 26-ft. paneied
comb for guest nm, study, rec.
or. 4th bedTm. with picture vim
dow, hrepl.. bath. . outdoor entrs. /;
3 bedrms, with lac. vindowg and
bath on middle level Lac closets.
ESsaip XII gas beat 40 $40 I si.s
optionA OWNER isiy Rippon "a !.
so s-Afaa or OIL, s-i42l
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