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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

Knew you'd be relieved to
hear.
This hot scoop evolved at
the luncheon held yesterday
in the historic and hand
some setting of Decatur
House =. 1t was given by
the Board of Managers OF
the Home for Incurables, a
name that should be changed
to the Home of Hope, or
something else less depress-
ing. In these times nothing
seems definitely incurable.
but even if it is, certainly
the one thing always left is
hope.
The luncheon was in honor
of the women whose embas-
sizes or houses will be included
in Saturdays benefit tour
that begins at 2, ends at 6:15
and includes tea at the Jap
anese Embassy, and a fabu-
lous diamond clip door prize
from Harry Winston.
Senhora de Esteves Fern
andes, Portuguese Ambassa-
dress; Nine. Nikezic, Yugoslav
Ambassadors: Lady Denny,
Mrs. Eric Johnston, and Mrs.
William D. Conner wer
among those feted. >. Also
on hand were Mesdames Tom
White, Charles Finucane,
James Taylor, Arleigh Burke,
Carroll KearnS, Polk Guest,
Jack Simmons and Richard
Mcdonnell, chairman.
Mrs. James wrence
Houghteling made a little
talk to the effect that it was
not curiosity that took women
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by the droves into the differ
ent houses opened annually;
it was culture, a desire to
learn. =. Being fraught with
curiosity myself, / looked up
the word curious" in my
dictionary and it said, Eager
to learn" I guess the question
is-how eager?
LESLIE CHEEK, handsome
and well to do director of the
Richmond Museum, and a
trustee of the American Fed
Grafton of Arts, came to town
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yesterday with his attractive

Yesterday with his attractive
wife for a party in their
honor at the 1925 F street
Club. Hosts were the
Robert Woods Blisses. the
Director Of the National Gal
lery of Art and Mrs. John
Walker and Capt. and Mrs.
Edwin Graves, all Washing
tonians vitality interested in
the forthcoming AFA con-
ference that opens here on
the 23rd.
Mrs. Bill Fulbright was
there, DR.. and Mrs. Leonard
Carmichael, the Struve Hen
sells, Corcoran Gallery Direc-
tor and Mrs. Hermann Will
liams, AFA Director Harris
Prior, down from New York,
National Trust President Dick
Rowland, and Polish museum
director Prince Chiechano-
wiecky, who is over here on
a Ford Foundation grant.
His name is such a corker to
pronounce he gave us some
help. His father, he told us,
always said it sounded like
chicken n whisky"
Candy and Jimmy Van
Alien dropped by and said
that their friends who stayed
with them for the America
Cup Race in Newport last
fall, Lord and Lady Runci-
man, will be here next week
for the International Cham
Der of Commerce conference.
The very attractive Lord
Runciman, British shipping
tycoon, is a former president
of the ICC.
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the American War Memorial
In London. but none that
brought him as much fame rs
the frieze over the entrance
to the Parke Bernet Caller
les IN New York.
When the frieze had been
completed and muchly adj
mifed the city fathers Of New
York discovered that the
voluptuous female figure in
Il actually encroached upon
the space above the city side
walk, hence was subject to q
leasing fee. Il. The galleries
entreated the sculptor to re-
duce the curvaciousness Of
the figure so that 1t would
clear the sidewalk limits. but
artist williams could not
bring himself to mar his work
Of art. AS q result. Parke
Bernet has been paying New
York a certain sum every
year.
HA So
OBVIOUSLY HAWAIIAN
STATEHOOD is going to
pose problems for us types in
the other 40. =. One visit
out there and Senate COP.
Campaign Director Vic john
son sends back this report to
news friends:
Il am sure you are inter-
ested in getting the lowdown
on the situation here. Actu-
ally much depends on wheth-
er the feeling Of the Ka-
maaina toward the Malihini
is as intense as some feel it
is or whether 1t follows the
pattern Of the whole feeling
toward Haoles.
Nov with regard to the
party, itself, some feel it
is pau, but when you balance
the vote mauka against the
vote lliakai, this is certainly
not true.
Then there are some who
feel the party is eva or in
fact reached okole, even
gone make. This / do not
believe is correct. / am leay-
ing for the big island tonight
so must close. VIC"
Key: Kamaaina - old
timers; Malihini - newcom-
ers: Haoles - Caucasians;
pau - finished; mauka =
on one side; makai - on
the other side; eva - way
out there; okole - bottom;
make-dead. Courtesy of
Mrs. John Burns, wife of
the Hawaiian delegate.
= 4 4 4
THE WHITE HOUSE in
PRODUCED a soothing custom
this week -. Many's the
time Mrs. Eisenhower has
knocked herself out to re-
ceive hundreds of women at
a tea only to find that when
they stepped in front of her
to shake hands there was
fire in the eye = the feathers
were ruffled, you might say,
Each woman had just
been told, she thought. to
give her name and age.
What the young man in
uniform had actually said
was Give your name to the
aide"
At the First Lady's tea
Monday afternoon, the peril
Gus .pitfall finally was
avoided. For the first time
each guest was advised,
Give your name to the in
PRODUCER" and everything
vent just swimmingly
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MINK STOLES
II Large. Let-0ul Autumn
Haze. Cerulean' Desert
Cold, Argenta", Breath Of
Spring Argenta', Diadem',
Dark Ranch MINK ST0LES,
$4s7
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70 r SALE
For Sale--BUILDINGS
BUILDINGS FOR SALE

Sealed bids will be received
until midnight, Friday, Sept. IL.
1859, for certain buildings to be
removed from the premises OF
the following farms, situated in
Sharon Township, Noble County
Ohio, and Center Township, Nor
gan County, Ohio:
Mary Ridenour ct al Farm
(McDonald)
Alta B. Spear Farm
Loren S. Ramsey Farm
Maude Stout Farm (Coyle)
Alta M. Gorrell Farm
Florence Darrah Werner Farm
(Slater)
Susie Farson Uhl ct al Farm
(Farson)
All bids to be addressed tc
Ohio Power Company, P. 0. Box
SOL, McConnelSville, Ohio. Fo,
further information see repre-.
sentative at Real Estate Office
Stanbery Building, McConnels.
vile, Ohio, Monday thru Friday
800 a. m. to 500 p. M, Or phone
1901, McConnelsville, Ohio.
8 10 II
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all of
our relatives, neighbors and
friends for their kindness, to the
pallbearers, members Of the F.
a. A. NJ. and the O.E.S. for their
services and special thanks to
Clarence Brubach for his very
efficient service, to Rev. Walter
Brown for his comforting words,
to Mrs. Ruth Day and the choir
for the lovely music, the donors
OF flowers and to all who helped
in anyway during the illness and
after the death of our dear hus-
band and father, Charlie B.
Shackle.
Helen Shackle
Cpd. and Family.
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8 9 10

SIX-ROOM HOUSE, with bath,
full basement, automatic gas
furnace, built-in kitchen, hard
wood floors and venetian shades.
Located at Sic Walnut street,
Caldwell, Ohio. If interested
write: Willis Mcdonald, 3445
Knapp Drive, Grove City, Ohio.
2 If.
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SEVERAL HUNDRED May hat
ched New Hampshire pullets
in good condition. Will make fine
layers. Noble Hatchery, phone
81. 9 10 IL
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NO &c E S
NOTICE = Expert picture franz
ing, good selection. Murphy's
Furniture, Caldwell, Ohio. 40tf.

PIANO-TECH. Complete piano
and player piano service. Gene
raj string instrument repair.
Stroboscopic tuning is much more
accurate--yet costs no more. ''The
richest are poor without creative
music-the poor are rich with
it" Call, write or see: 0. T. Cat
ten, technician, route 2, Lewis
vile. Phone (Barnesville ex-
Changa) LO-7-5636.
5 8 z 3 0 10 pd.
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FOR YOUR new fall outfit or
for that well fitted garment,
call for an experienced corse-
tiere. You may have an appoint
ment in your own home at your
convenience. Many satisfied GUS
toners. All-in-one foundations
inner belts, girdles, panty girdles,
bras and longlines by Smart
form and Charts. Call Mrs. Reu-
ben w. Parks. East street, Cald-
well. Phone 271-M. 8 10 11pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-08-27

MODERN HOUSE, carpet, vene-
tan blinds, large living room,
double garage. Bolon Farmhouse,
Caldwell, Ohio. Phone 165.
Aft.
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LOOK THIS one over! Eight
room house, full basement,
furnace, bath and garage. Under
$500. Immediate possession in
Summerfield.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, gas,
water, electricity, with garage.
10 acres. Also by same owner,
2.64 acres with barn in Summer
field.
EIGHT ROOM modern home
with furniture, under $4,000 in
Summerfield.
TWO FARMS near Summerfield
and one near Stafford.
Chester ]. HoWiler-Realtor
A. Raymon Fogle-Salesman
Summerfield, Ohio
g 9 10
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For Saie-TTVESTOCK

SIXTEEN WEEKS OLD and
ready to Law pullets; White
Rock Reds: White Leghorn and
Ghostlev Pearls. Buckey's Hatch
cry, Main street, Caldwell. Phone
3l5-J or 81. 80 10
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LOTS FOR SALE on SR lat at
Seneca Lake in Lakeland Ad-
dition. Mrs. II. A. Hamilton, 1905
Parkview Drive, Louisville, Ohio.
7 8 9 pd.
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THREE BEDROOM, one floor
home in Bronze Heights. Phone
359-W Or contact c. r. Locke.
789 pd.
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TWO STORY, double house, with
double, two story garage, work
shop on second story Located one
block from courthouse. Bertha
Bettinger, 613 Bridge street,
Caldwell. s 9 10 pd
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TWO MALE BEAGLE pups, over
three months old. Bill Schafer,
Harriettsville. Phone 7-R-l1,
Harrlettsvllle. Cpd.
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FOR SALE
For SaIe-LIVESTOCK

TWO POLLED Durham bulls,
ready for service Eleven rams,
coarse and fine wool, including
three yearling Corriedale rams.
G.. w. Ankrom, three miles west
of Batesville on SR 147. Phone
Quaker City Orange 9-3479.
8 10 11pd
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NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION
For TRANSFER OF FUNDS
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this oppor-
tunity to thank Rev. FIR. James
Dirker of Belle Valley for his
words of sympathy during the
death of Andrew Kachovec and
special thanks to all of our
friends and relatives for their
lovely floral offerings and cards.
1t was all greatly appreciated and
will always be remembered.
Cpd. The Family
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For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PRICED TO SELL as one COM
plete lot: double duty meat
case, 10 feet; self service vege-
table rack, eight feet; two sets
OF Dayton computing scales;
adding machine; Hobart grinder:
steak machine; National cash
register; coffee mill; safe; file
cabinet; meat block; -reach-in
cooler and two Gondolas Walter
Colley, sos West street, phone
q or 186-R, evenings. 9 10pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-08-27

GOOD HOUSE and large lot in
Mt. Ephraim. Excellent loca-
ton, close to church, school and
store. Electricity and gas. Con-
tact H. c. Secrest, Caldwell or
call 1879. 78 9
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OHIO'S BEST BUY! Bic 26 cubic
#. chest freezer. Twin lids,
non-rust aluminium interior, 9TH
er deluxe features. Easy BUDGET
terms. Regular price $4,000,
special price $1,000 G. & N Farm
Bureau Coop. Mill Street, Cald
well, Ohio. 9
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FIVE ROOM HOUSE and two
lots, located in South Olive.
Will sell real cheap. Contact A.
V. Swain, South Olive. 78 8 pd.
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SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with
bath, gas furnace and venetian
shades, located on North street.
Phone Caldwell 117-J.
9 10 II pd.
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OR WILL TRADE for town prop
erty. Nice country home. Ten
year-old Cape Cod house with
eight acres Of land. Located on
Halley's Ridge, seven miles north
of Caldwell, one mile east of USR
81, on county road 81. George
Matheny, Ava route l. Phone
386-F-f2 - s g 10 I'D.
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HAY RAKE. hay tedder, moving
machine, two horse breaking
riding plow: two horse riding
cultivator ploW; good farm
waoon: two barn hay ropes and
forks; pullevs and car: steel har-
row and other farm eouipment.
Harry Dickinson. one mile and
p half west of Renrock on route
292. 78 9 pd
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NEW! UNICO FENCE control
lers. Weed-O-Matic tip-kills
weeds, prevents nuisance shorts.
Heavy dutv 1l5 volts. twin LIGHT
nino arresters. Current MuSer
switch provides right power for
livestock control. weed cutting
shock. II month warranty. Built
for eXactina service, model PAD.
Price $3.50. G. & N Farm Bu-
reau Coop.
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WHITE ROCK cockerels, 22c a
pound on foot or 35c a pound
dressed Also sweet corn and
Shelled beans. Mrs. Ellis Eicher,
Sharon, Ohio, Phone 748-F-13.
q
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70 r SAL e
For Sale-DWELLINGS LOTS
MODERN THREE bedroom bun

MODERN THREE bedroom bum
galow type house, gas, electri-
city, bath, gas furnace, full
basement. Beautiful oak finish
and flooring. Nice location in
Caldwell on paved street. Shown
by appointment only.
GOOD SIX ROOM, two story
house, with gas, electricity, bath
and furnace. Full basement, doub-
lie garage and extra lot. Good To-
cation in Caldwell on paved
street.
CHESTER ]. HOWILER-Broker
51612 West st. Phone 223-J
Caldwell, Ohio
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THE JOURNAL, CALDWELL, OHIO
L o S r

LOST - A tile cutter on Route
2l5, in Belle Valley, between
1850 and GAS am. Phone 182-F-13.
Junior Clark, Route /, Ava,
Ohio. 9
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NOTICE - The First National
Bank, The Caldwell Building
and Loan, and the Farmers and
Merchants Bank. will all close
at noon on Thursday, Friday. and
Saturday, Sept. 3, 4, 5, for the
Noble county fair. 9
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CHOICE OF two sows, to farrow
in September. Also a Holstein
suitable to feed out for beef.
Mitchell Keyser, Caldwell, Ohio,
Route 5. Cpd
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FOR SALE
For Sale-MISCELLANEOUs


l WILL OFFER for public sale,
at my residence in Dexter City,
third house down the alley from
Wickens grocery store, on Satur-
day, Sept. u, at 1:30 o'clock p.
m, my household goods consist
ing of the following:
Gas cook stove; gas ElectroluX
refrigerator; Dexter washing ma
chine; five-piece dinette set;
kitchen cabinet; kitchen cup
board; buffet; different chairs;
stands; two antique stands; radio
three beds; round coffee table;
davenport: a lot of dishes: some
antique dishes; lamps; cooking
utensils, and many things to nu-
merouS to mention.
Terms. Cash on day of sale.
ELSIE CHANDLER--Owner
(Not responsible for accidents)
9 10 llpd
PUBLIC AUCTION on Septem.
ber 3, 1859, starting at 1000 a
M, Con T. Gale Estate, Dye street
Newport, Ohio, next to office OF
DR.. George Hayes Gale and DR.
Larry Gale. DR.. George Hayes
Gale presented by Ralph Edwards
on This Is Your Life. Sale ir
oldest house in Newport, all type
of antiques. Lunch by Newport
Volunteer Fire Department. Have
letter written under fire during
Civil War. Listen to radio station
w. w. V. A.. for list of auction.
(Not responsible for accidents,
Auctioneer, Joe E. Cleary,
205 4th ST.,
Marietta, Ohio 80 pd
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COUNTRY HOME. Eight rooms
on 200 acres of good ground
Choice Of entire farm or Just the
house. Hoskinsville vicinity. Rea-
sonable. Call GAINESVILLE GIL s.
1880. James Phipps. 7 8 9
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THREE PHASE electric motor.
10 h.p.. 900 volts. 60 cvcles. 60
anoperes Tn good operating con-
d;tion. Priced TO sell. The Journ-
al-Leader, Caldwell. Ohio. 81
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For Sale-BUSINESSES

SOHO STATION and grocery
completely stocked, good loca-
ton at cross roads in SarahSville,
Ohio. Can be financed. Contact
Austin Hannahs or Glen Bates
after 500 p. m. any evening.
Phone 23-R-3, Sarahsville.
q Cpd.
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NOT &c ES

NOTICE-Prevent the spread of
disease thru your herd by using
COBA Sires. They are free from
any communicable disease. For
service, call: Don Frisbee, Cald-
well 273. 9
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For Sale--FARMS

FORTY ACRES, located one mile
from Caldwell, with good house
and buildings. Inquire at Estadt's S
Cream Station, Cumberland ST.,
Caldwell 8 8 10
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MOORFS heating stove, $4,000
BTU. Charles Stiers. Belle
Valley, Ohio. Phone 307-F-22.
8 8 pd.
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l WILL NOT BE responsible for
debts contracted other than by
mvself. James (Jay) Kimbrel.
Caldwell 8 9 l0pd.
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SORREL MARE, good worker,
single or double. Marcus Cant,
Sarahsville, Ohio, Route /. Cpd
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FIVE-ROOM HOUSE and a four
room house in Ava. See Leila
Stiers at Hiramsburg or phone
Caldwell 312-F-11. g 9 pd
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For Sale-HOUSEHOLD GOODS

E L E c TT OIL U x refrigerator,
$4,000; Tappan range, in good
condition. $500; square dining
room table with four chairs in
very good condition, $25.00 and
other furniture, cheap. William
Tilley, route l, Byesville. Phone
1862. 9
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FOR r ENT

UPSTAIRS apartment,t newly
decorated with utilities, kitchen
stove and private entrance. Phone
Blake Davis, Caldwell 377-F-13.
8 9 pd.
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STOP TERMITE damage. Free
inspections. All work guaran-
teed. Sure Kill Exterminators.
SIS w. Main Street. Phone Cald-
well 233. 48 If.
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APIS. FuRNIsHED-VA.

ADMIRALTY APTS.-Luxury type,
mod. 2-bedrm., nicely furn.: ] mi.
Key Bridge: od-st. parking; S14O
incl. utils. ia. 5-1654.
ALEXANDRIA, downtown-S75 to
1870 between 10 am. and 9 pm.
ALEXANDRIA's woRLD-FAMoUs
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS MO-
TOR HOTEL. Completely FUR,
nished; DAY DAY. week or month Call
ARL.-2 bedrms.. Tv. bus across
REAL ESTATE, IA. $4,000.
ARL.-Attrac., well furn. bedrm.
liv. rm., din, kit. bath, mod. bldg.
sos. ia. 2-1s90, ia. 4-263l.
ARL.-Attrac. we'll furn. liv. rm.,
bedrm., din, kit, bath: air cond
cow. transp.; S100. ia. 2-9363.
ARLINGTON-Bedrm., liv. rm.. din
rm., kit. and bath: near Claren
don; 500, incl. utils. Call ia
4-5616.
ARL. None bedrm., nicely furn.;
near Fl. Myer, Pentagon and An
mex. JE. 2-1679, JE. 4-47I9.
ARL,-Sublease 2-bedrm., air.
cond. apt: wall-to-wall carpeting;
ideal for 2 persons: bus y blk;
avail. end Of May. ia. 1925.
ARL.-I-b edrm. apt. in quiet mod.
bldg, mr.. Hecht's and main bus
line. IA. 1887.
ARL. S.-Small enc, End floor,
pvt. nome: mr.. good transp. and
shops. OF. 1926.
ARL., N.-Westover area. Modern
fully furn. studio apt. with out
side entr. Avail. May 2, -S92 30
incl. utils. Call Mgr, KE. S-6089.
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ROOMS FuRMIsHED-M.W.
ALTURAS HOTEL

ALTURAS HOIEL
Conveniently located, 24-hour ele-
vator and switchboard; dining
room. Transient, $3.50 day up;
permanent, $1,000 week up. HU
3-6116, 1909 18th st. NV.
ARKANSAS AVE. NV. 4124-
master bedrm. newly furn.. for
or 2. pvt. bath. refgr., PIN. priv.
TIL 2-3512 &c
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BASSETT PUPS, Axe. new litter;
adorable long-eared, sad-eyed pup
pies CY. 7-SS22.
BASSET HOUND PUPS

10. 5-0S2l
BOXER PUP, spayed female, 8 mos
old, house broken. shots, wormed,
Axe reg. Reas. CT. 6-407S.
CHIHUAHUAS, 16 wks. up. Axe:
female Ia lbs; male and female;
$50 UP. JE. 3-0732.
COLLIE PUP. beautiful sable and
white. Axe reg. champ stock, II
mos, female, partly housebroken
shots. wormed; $50. JU 9-3349
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, red. Axe
ties: reas. Gail AP. 7-64s7.
DACHSHUNDS; males; l red, /
black and tan; wks., Axe,
wormed. perm. shots. AP. 7-S772
DACHsHUND PUPS, m. and T.. Axe
reg, standard; reasonable. RE
5-5662. ST. 3-gSS7.
DOBER-PINCHER PUPS, black ano
brown. Axe and pedigreed: cham
pion bloodline. VIII. $4,000.
FRENCH POODLE, miniature, male
Is mos, Axe reg. Reasonable
Call 10. 5-2IS6.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, black, male
l year, with papers; S35 or best
offer. CY. 1899.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, white. male
Axe reg: mos. old. 500. OIL
A-17S9 or OIL. 4-5124.
MAGYAR vIzSLA puppies. two
bitches. Golden-brown Hungariar
hunting dogs FDSB reg. WhelpeC
Feb. is, from fresh import pedi.
gree. JE. 2-047S. %
POINTER PUPPIES. German long
haired, beaut. dark mahog. color
fine hunters. intelligent and af
fectionate. DU 5-6670.
POODLES. pups. toy and NINA
ture. stud serv $50: clip, So
board. S150. WA. 7-227S. 361!
Hamilton, st. Hyattsville, Nd
POoDLES. beaut silvers and whites
toy and miniature breedings
excel. pedigree. RIA, 6-4043.
POODLE PUPS
Toys. min. SIN. stds. All eolors
MA. 2-0ssI ~. 1884
PUREBRED MIN. POODLE. blacl
male, z weeks old, paper broken
S45. Redwood 5-3Q27,
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APIS. FURNISHED o. c.

AIR COND., completely furn., for
summer months. Lge. rms, all
transp. at door; overlooking Du-
pont circle: refs. req. CO. 5-s227.
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ROOMS FURH-MD-VA,


en-. en-. ND. mr.. MN; Tor ypunI
NO. 1.ababl ewes. on, t-dAOJ
LAR0E ailGls rm., nsxt 70 bah
center, churches, hul, XXI, $4,000
SIT, efQ.. 2 blka, from Ca ave =
dbls., tiB' 10 bsibki'
TAX. PIX, a2a 3. Manor Cir, lNe
rm. twin beds. z eloseta. mr.
trann.. pvt. home
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HAMPTON cQuRTa AFTs. -aoli
iss So newly dec, Al 1getiis ijpsi
eisFas. leppy' heaidsnt Aanaser
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COLORADO AVA. NV. asI7-a.
esdFm, apt, 10 s.iamily house
bath porch deck. hA io.nsul
eai and Sun. o. IA e-ooeS'
COLUMBIA nm. NV, iais-Rme.
Apl With newly EQUIP klts eompL
bath. COW. lranaD, 20 inspect, aee
kR Ri'i s.i ~ ssl va TAX gL u HA nv.
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PERFFCT

Automatic air-cond. apt, beauti-
fully, completely furnished, incl
secretarial service, linen, cookine
utensils, ETC.. garage, TV avail.
Central ocation. Embassy row al
park, 1875 Euclid st NV.
It's Great-It's Hilltop House.
S.E.-Lovely furn. apt, for nice
couple or girls; all utils. furn.;
lndry rm. with washer; h-blk. to
bus; 500 mo. 10. s-5777.
SUBLEAsE I YEAR, starting June
Most desirable liv. rm.. bed
rm., dinette, kitchenette; in beau
tiful NV. apt. hotel. Dining nm. :,
valet shop, drugstore In bldg Box
315-R. Star. 30
SUBLET May 81 to October 2I-
/ hedrm.. liv. rm. with balcony,
kit: north and west exposure;
quiet: 9th floor. elev. service; mr..
Dupont circle. Call after 2 pm.
AID. 2-5651.
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR REN1
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. CO.. JU. 5-5040
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

DOWNTOWN, walk % Nork. i5tt
cue a. nw-Lge TN, refnr,
stove, linens, etc Sfa single.
\. u. Avn. NV. isss-At isth
and Que. Large l.hk rm.. nsxt u
bath; Sc week.
QUIET. clean. light housekeeping
fm, and kitchenette, water, eal
&c Tefgf, spe sony p trssnsp. ~
7-30hh,
SMALL ISN'T. Ink. RM.-i mar
only, $50 per mo, 1883 Newton
81 nv. do, 7-p23i.
500 9isi ST. N.w.--g rms, furn
sink and refgr, semi bath; 500
month.
1880 GIRARD ST. N.w.-Newly
decorated. Ink. rm.. range, refgr.i
$3.50 week.