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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30

los ANGELES. Cet n TPl -
y week 90 thc aoae' = Ms as-
s.ancd 70 the iuul;yard Is obsolete
BIZ Jlo.g cam" FraHhie Albert 70
sapiy crease lob - Clarh Shauah-
.os ,o'e tco,ba.l machine 2ad naE
Is once more rattHp9 toward IT,
Rose B0Wl
Stanford wa hastily restored A.
tcp dog OF me PacIl.s Goa -
ference when AlLcrt5 Uaorfholo<
Ilcld g20eraLhip gave the Indians
Il Is 10 Z victory ore. WaSEin2,on
Willie Or.LoM state Nd Creaon
~ero bowling cut in Ursc.a. a. the
situation stands Stanford i ile onlt
one OF the Rose Bowl c!.eIbl"s not
beaten at least twice. Considc9inl
the Inconsistent records q its re-
naming OppOn"utS-SJuthem Cali
folnia. Washington State and Cali
fornia-the mode. T looks in a @ood
position TO travel tie r2>5 ot tie
road 10 paSadcN..
This week TIE StanlordS play
Santa Clara rop mdeperdea. clGb
our west NNItn suffered 10 10 y
upset by Oklahoma. 4 stanford vic
tory over JE" Bro.cos would come
IN hauCv 10 emphasize lhe Indians
Rose Bowl ca)iorc although tech
nica,.r q los. Would noJ Aurt their
chances.
III tie Washington win Albert
clcc uC.p p.Dyod elmScll IL No.
,ereTblN g t.o,ba! a. Vel as :
prettY HANDY mu N.sa 2lAt end 1
pas. The FIRST stanford touchdown
WAS >e' up when Albert blitheir
called for a line play Oh fourth
down in his own territory and need
ins five yards Tie left-handed
strategy worked.
UCLA pulled the prime upsct Of
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
L. A. PRODUCE

los ANGELES, OCT. a. .rI.
Trading ~laW l. faIr
Asparagus. Imperial hDa-.,. D..
~~lee, 900 b4EeAed lpeal o..
fly = choice le..
BuIehed feg~tat..-. ls..- i.--
carrots 3e-4oe. celsrs ,oor ..a.. ~
kon 6qe; q oH,oa- ---t .... ...,.
80: mustard so-e... l.- ... !
SOC; radi-he- -. sI..a . --..
,lrnip, fa-5es H..E lst. .- ".,.
ard Wat@Ieae
pea. ba-a f.a- I. "..
CANA pea. Pr :-.-
~a.a.a aa.,s .#.-.a
san Dlega - 81. I'a... a ....' 49,.
san Dag -. Sat Lt. ."
1-!I5. seIIaH #..at1e - ST.. .'..-
- ,s.am 80 tau.. ...., ....
banana p.,E -. H....'
o. j.. paufs1I.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
.NEH YORK STOCKS

~ f'ith p,'. ., Up
=. ..1.". .:!~2aloyIy in
= - .a... oI' .t@"a, rallied
.a#.s#. =. -. ann ''il' ela.it that
ws..# =. -. -."cH and them slipped
"a - =. .a'. trad" on disap-
. ra..t'... C. o.. r.. small .YIume Of
..s:a-a.# -.....a',... ",. Tie .atest de
a...'se'.'. '." labor froHt.
'.a'.o! aGn5er o.
-. ...e .e.'... Danaad una
.#... ea. e..0...ig "a pu.ut.
.r.'.s.".at"a 55n.aaF
-. ..4.r.. ..'4 --ua e,--
-. ... .t.,. ,s"r" l51..
.'.. D.. a. ...a18=
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
WE /: KS
: - =
9 AINE:R r

SsaTF.= o. SD. CP FlNlor
: p. sG.G~sH. Sophomore back
-. : ..Q.- U.yt.S!tF Ta3nS.
= - ~ "at.oHa. md spot
=. "a.a - AG.creuM football
.'#....#.. a.se>.., we ky :uEE.rss
= Hea -" . Ur ... man II .o.al
s::sas -st.sNea.er;.
Il sa..aad Ea.....- BIZ Dad
-. Sa....l.. M~J~:.: p.cked up
- Id ..uT !. completed passes
- = ID. nom r;>H:n- to PIT
- .e.sl 49,, g. 81 yu!d- II
i. -#He> Duu.,y held 10 ,ecuna
.....re NJ s25 yards
owen P@te. Texas Mines. MAIN
.,a@s- lis passing leadership With
IS competitions III l03 attempts. and
..4.2se. from e.sHth 70 fW,. place
i s..H..&2. viii an average OF 44.59
I'D - - pant. This acreage
= - III Top place IL painting
L. Tn.Ftrs4t; .; Texas adyauced
-. "a 20 tI.>- place N Jttense
raE:sHa- "..h .O.ai Of ls0a yayds
x - arerase Of 1913 Yards per
--:aa. replacing Utah as leader.
- t. G.apr@d completely out
G. - .s= IL ,t.'r Il -cor..css tIe
- D."f...
Tx !. y II. bitter ..als of
- i4as@a.4-. a@F-AcoU su the
- position II to.al defense. With
q. sFs=az- O.: 81 :a-G. ~. same
-. a-a.n-t thom.
jimmy Richardson. Marquette.
continued his phenomenal passing
now b completing - out of 20
poses ,,ssins. Dlque,ue He now
-. . .eeord q 81 completed pass
= 60 q. &c ,rIeS or 3I9 yurds ard
& p. sea@.a.a o. .739.
L.aC.Hs pass receive" is Howard
H.a..--. Dztro!., with 20 passes
e-.-.. tor 236 yards
L. nation top in total offenSe
az.
Il J~@.E Detrolt, 912 Yards: Dud-
-. Nsgzi.la. 825: Sinkwich. Georgia
- Patne. Clemson. 684; ScWenk.
Washington No, $50: Fillipow-
- + 7rGa2m. Co.: NIoser. Texas A.
4: :. G44. Bgr.elh, Notre Dame. GIG.
Q ~eaua4 Columbia, COZ, and
.34.e.eHa. Arizona, 695.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30

E.. - - aata4~.4.-- me pa-tIt MI
-. - s.=~s -. ending II narrow
.....#= = ~ -. Tie .taM playing
.=z.# = ..%
!. ss#aa s....s .n.s season. -
So - .a#s ~.s:" ;ur >uioe,alr
....t..a. =. Ea..N.>p his >.ood e.
.e...--~. a.t.~.
Ns..s. .sa.s. ..,>.G .oou agaIvs.
.:aa.ss= @a..s ..> Ike ..">. Ie~Eae
a@#ea#as -. ,ae season .or botE.
sa.sN.. 2 s:fs."a, 80 rs M.c:Io. !
..-e &ss.ss:.a e.;.t Central ap-
.-.a.#.. -..a..." E.. ..e SAME -. en.
- 49, .s..... Sc ..". WHirh o.Iazs
- So. .. a.. considered
C.:..... g.. ..,, tile bette. ,a-
.-sa.ass. -, ..a. Mly ..'e -
-. =. -, a.:.- ~@G ."NMiae. b.
y..-s<..s s.a..,., have i winning
-s...s -. ,sHs.> ...,. Il Ven n
-s.s# - ...-. The Saa"taH~
,.,azs=s.ga:sa ....2 u. that S2aeN
. = s..e ss,s.u. occasions thcy "eaoa-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30

Cd lie Brawley goal line
Naturally. tie center city c'ey =
looked better against Impcri5. II
Hollu4c. b,t NeIlhcr ot thosa es.5
SQUADS presented ,Ae toash -aaa
BraWlcN o.i
\. Tie saa'c Ime. Ca.eXico doesu
~ ~ -, toU@h defensive ueat
IS General. So ,Nc oUcs yes- A. q -
q II .dyar @. DiNlclaud Tern.
He .ae.NS
FL Centre
TnGs In-ie and Pro>sal
Ii lk.ts- Hyj uNG Ccnkex.
Guards Console. Mcbride.
GeG.cg Garey
baes -O~VGl
h.ta,-A,Wcon and %abafa
Fa.taeH Tnluucr.
CIlcNicO
Ends N;.valGr and Rduuel.
Tack.e.-LuuIs and Hosea.
Gaard>-R Ri and DGucH
Cenle.-Urlbe.
Quarterback ANdradr.
HaitbackS- Rivera and Me-
Fa.ibaek- BrOUN.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
100000 Get Jobs
In Calf. Plants

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 30 up
California industries, stimulated b..
cefense contracts, have given en-
pIoHment 10 more than 100000 ne%
workers during the past year, State
Labor Commissioner H. c Carasco
sad today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30

Tickets for the CaleXico-iI
Centre football game to be pla, ed
tonight at CIlcNico may be pur-
chased and reserved II Clements
Drug Store iii FL Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELEs u.t Ni.
MILO. 10. tsaaH -.. <.'- % e.
Milo y. 49, .,- g.
Wheat W T g..
Ea't"y. mailing 'grs
Raite. y a--trfu
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30

san Dlte0s 1a0a.e NoaS. b.e6-
ball league team. t.e Padres which
has been IN the haaa Il get-nS
free training quarters u = Cent,
plus chunk o. - .aN:aE-.~
money for honasaa - eva W.,.
its presence maE - H.. Sir. come
back mex sar.as
It al depends &. d. a .H".pe.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
PICK YOUR WINNER

To make everything easier ON you folks tand the
Posl-Prcss), the grid selections will be made by check
ag the team of your CHOICE rather than writing the
tl:jm> name out
Now. PLEASE PRINT YOUR NAME PLAINLY at
th bottom the list and your selections L. one of
The Pu~t-prr~s stations before Friday noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
Ia. STOCKS

The 80. ! n.afaet .t."
up%aia trena - Intt..''
today @#tG t.ts l.-.'. '-
ana t.. asnaH - -..
me u.u -aa9e 4.lr,'. '..
showed 2. I##=
TLr - l. 4 lt..' '...
~anta2 gt8r 'fi..
49,. So "a. E.-.'
pr -. s4a 81 J..
- ap = - O.. o..
per Srr.t - f......
s.. HauEns. o..
on = ar i - sa
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
local BUTTERFAT

G.aae a Nix .......... ..
t. A E.sferfat ........ .....
Ma'H'a ming .-.-... ....
Route Gatleret Dirau ......
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
l.. !. LITESI OCK

l. a.t'f.ti-~. D''. %" 'tID -
1.rtt'' 4r"- -rI,l lerD
II -'.an. to IH
.-.1 "urt. ana !. ,hn.sc
..,.. t'.-.. 80 ia. 'ep
'.. :tIf - -
..% ,ari.
.... ..t'.., 4.,sf -
"a g.. ,onr.su
... n1.. .iu"
.,.. .n. 70. aeIf-
70
...., ,.a -g-s 49,
.s. ..t d. :. bulls
.at.... ',,r,r. s5p#Iai
,a.., .aIapf -.
-. .,I... ,.a .,a4"r
... ..,. quoted
E. b. unu.,h 80 n'dlum
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
PIAYWRIGHT-aUTHOR

LONDON. O.. 81. OPP = Noel
Coward. playwright and author,
was lined $500 ard $50 costs to-
day By the Bow .lreel yo.rl on
three char2cs OF violation OF War-
time currency regulations ulyolN-
ine S51.841.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
l.. 4. HAY

ia#t : a>'.i.t-i... % p. b'Pr-
3 .. - =. s.. I5-a2.oo
- = * .'..'. .. >-o.oo-1a 30
>'- NJ ."o
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
CHiCAGO GRAINS

2. r -aH#1 &C r. Wheat.
-. .". .. .f',3 -heWiae
a...s. ... ..i.. 'rda3us.
a.. .uu. o "f1.I #.er.
a..## t....#,t u. ,rat Il
f,.. wa. 4p - ),
's' 4r,han".#t AID
o., higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
Border Clash Tonight
C,oIeXico Host
70 Sportons

IT, Il Centre Spartans and the CucNjto Bulldogs VII
clash II taNco at pm. tonight in " hat promises L. h
,e =. =. seasons major grid battles
Tie tpo teams are III Il virtual tie for leadership
il Imperial Valley title and followers of The ragpr
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
L. 1. BANKS

It. N\tIIis~ o.. .t .ilI
BID ASKED
Ti,0.4u.,faa ,-4 -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

LOS A<IIlf@- tr' .u |II '.
p,. -
MAY $50
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30

VNUUTTTVW II IN ITTVI.TT % |IVV
the players halloween night to howl
In spite Of the tact that most
followers OF valley Grid teams favor
BraWley III the tusslc. Wildcat Coach
Sheldon Loushboroaeh declares the
battle with imperial is extremely
dangerous.
The severe beaunas the Tigor5
have taken from every opponent
they have mel tend to make tho
nortnendcrs over eonfidcnl Though
the game should be an easy one
for the Wildcats. anI relaxation on
their part may Trip them into de-
GCat.
In Imperial Coach Petr D4yi, is
not at sunny as he VAS before tie
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
I. A. BITTER & EGGS

ip> ANGEI.I~. 60 -' .NP'-
Eutr,r. EN'.as pm" 81.
~. .ra.aat# -. tid.tg:a. lie"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
I'M 2 ERIAL.
GAME SHIFTED

IMPERIAL, Calf. Oct 3O.-A sudden change in the
Imperial Valley football league schedule put the Brawey
Wildcats oil the road to Imperial tonight for game on
the Tiger efldifon 1T 200 O'Clock.
The shit To Thursday night instead of Friday was
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
LOCAL GRAPEfRTIT
A,rnucH.ILf

Grapefruit. ".'ta 'a'..' Pre-.
ga.E. Il -. -.
Au~ : Cio..r ...
70 -. - -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30

Spartan encounter. Davis said his
big problem is removing the death
ly fright his boys get when they
so against larger school.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-04

The American War of the ReVolu-
ton cost Britain, it is SAID, 5000
100000. How about letting them tax
It oft the War debts? 1t was worth it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-04

aerson. easy of access and ror,o
ient for shoppers and for cr.,'h
of all kinds at all times '"efS
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-19
Night School Starts
At Maryland u.

Glasses in the University of
Maryland Night School begin next
Monday, September %. College
credit courses will be offered In
art, chemistry, economies, educa-
ton, literature, history, political
science, psychology, and Zoology.
DR.. Hugh Bone Of Greenbelt will
offer a course in "Politicai Parties
and Pressure Groups" Tine Amer
lean Council on Public Affairs will
shortly publish a work by DR..
Bone on the Smear" aspects of
the 1941 campaign.
Registration will take place for
these courses on Saturday from
0 am. until noon, and OH Monday,
September %, from 9 am. to 6
pm. A late registration fee will
be charged after that tine.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-19
Superintendent
Tells All, Almost

Mrs. Helen Long, new superin-
tendent of the Greenbelt Hospital,
started her professional career
would you believe it?-as school
marin in the primary department
of her home town school in Herrin,
Illinois. As soon as she reached
the independent age of 81, how
ever, she streaked it for New York
and realized her lifelong ambition
of becoming a nurse by entering
the Mt. Sinai School.
After graduation she spent
three years doing institutional
work, discharging the duties of
head nurse and also supervising
a dental clinic. For the next three
years she was on private duty,
then spent year in the office of
DR.. Bick, orthopedist. She resigned
this position last September to
come to Greenbelt as assistant
hospital superintendent under FL
sic Yuretich, who is now leaving
Greenbelt to take a public health
course at New York University.
Mrs. Long came to town as
"Miss Boren." Her change of
name. which occurred only last
month, was the result of a Green
belt romance with Bill Long, once
a member of the Cooperator staff
and now a selectee at the Aber-
deem Proving Grounds.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-19
Tests Show Cigarette
Differences Slight

Results of new Consumer
Union cigarette tests were used as
testimony for the government in
an antitrust case against five
leading cigarette manufacturers.
The government charged that the
"Big Five" conspired to keep
up prices consumers pay for Gig
arettes, keep down prices paid to
farmers for tobacco. Part of the
argument was that there is very
little difference among the leading
brands.
GUS witness stated, on the
basis of 341 tests, that most
smokers can't tell the popular
brands apart. The persons tested
were steady smokers, people who
used an average of II cigarettes a
day. Most of them thought they
could identify brand names. But
with the trademarks linked out,
they had no better success guess
ing cigarette brands than they
would have had calling the next
roll on pair Of dice.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-19
Health Association
Has New Schedule

Dorothea Henes, Health Asso-
citation nurse, announces that
pending the approval Of the board
of directors, new schedule of
hours will be in effect at the office.
Ten hours will be added to the
schedule, and all pediatric APP
pointments will be scheduled for
afternoons.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-19
Police Catch Six
WindoW-breakerS

Part of an evenings entertain
nent for a group of Fort Meade
soldiers consisted of breaking 10
Of the Greenbelt High School win
dows last week. The damage, which
was done on Wednesday night,
september 10, was discovered on
thursday, and the mlscreants
caught by the Greenbelt police de-
rartment and put in the custody
of the Fort Meade military police
ON Friday, September ". When
apprehended, the soldiers, six IN
number, asserted that only one
member u their group had ac-
tually broken the windows. They
gave no reason for the mlsdemea-
nor, claiming it was "just part of
the evenings fun" If so, it was
an expensive part, because dam
ages were paid by the cuiprits.
An average human being re-
c.,,;,.ac about Q nm o,,h;. foo4 e
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-19
Boys BIB Gun Club
Stops for School

The Boys BIB Club has been
discontinued, due to the starting
of school. Regular meetings win
he resumed next summer, it was
announced this week by Safety
Director George Panagouiis.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-19

Food costs in August were 1.3
percent higher than in July, and
LIS percent above those of Aug
ust 1910.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-19

A good sport is one who will
always let you have your own way.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-19

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE-Com-
plete 4Iroom household furnish
ings. lip Ridge Road.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-19
Classified Ads

WILL CARE for children in my
home, day or week. Mrs. Nico-
demus, 6-B Ridge Road.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-19
RIDES WANTED=G

RIDES GreenbeIters
are again seeking transportation
to their jobs. Will all drivers who
have space in their automobiles
please call MIR. Shub at Green
belt 1922 in order that they may
help him to help others. Cars are
needed to all parts of Washington
at all hours. One Greenbelter
wants a ride to Fort Meade. Can
you accommodate him?
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-19

An average human being re-
quires about 5000 cubic feet of
air per hour.
Evening star., 1941-09-01

1891 BUCHANAN IT. -N.w.-cornsr room,
9 big windows; bYAAd-new fufn.; built.in
lAyatofy. oeorgiA OH.
Evening star., 1941-09-01

1850 G1RARD ST. NV. PALMER
HOUSE" Unusually large, twin bedTm
newly furn., $50, $3.50. Also single,
Evening star., 1941-09-01
SUBURBAN ROOMS,

1921 EYE ST. Me- room. kitchen, ser
private bath. elec., gas and heat.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS R l. Reds, White Leg
horns Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, 619 K st. NV. Metropolitan O0s9.
BLOOD-TESTED ROCKS AND REDS; rem :
edies and equipment. Complete line Eshel;
mans Red Rose Feeds with buttermilk and
vitamins F. W. Bolgiano & Co, All New
York ave. ne, FIR. 4S00; 607 E st. NV
MA n0Qt
Evening star., 1941-09-01

l341 L ST. .N.W.-Newly decorated trin
bedroom private. bath, $40; also sinsls
Evening star., 1941-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

FURNTTURE-Househol furnishings of ali
kinds; maximum cash prices: bric-a-brac.
china. Call any time, RE 1904, ME. 5217
Evening star., 1941-09-01
ROGERS REAL ESTATE.
R04 2 St NV MA. 81

For sale, good location; rent. S45 per mo-:
new fixtures: business. $4,000 per mo-:
$1,000 cash will handle. Best buy. See
Mr. CharahaS
Evening star., 1941-09-01

: 2135 F. ST. N.W.-small front basement
studio roomi sink. grill; adjoining showeri
III 81 q An-NDS
Evening star., 1941-09-01

1916 EUCLID, Apt 34-Large room in
apt, next to bath; unl phone; suit. for
Evening star., 1941-09-01

Girls, High School Education,
No experience necessary, TO train for
waitress work. Apply 1884 upshur st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
DIAMOND CABS.
BOYS. WHITE

BOYS, WHITE,
From 16 to 20 years old, for
general work around a de-
partment store. Only boys of
character need apply. State
age. Box 22O-S, Star
Evening star., 1941-09-01

2Os UPSHUR ST N.W-Nicely furn
front room, next bath; suitable gentleman;
conv; restaurants. transp. ia. 5l95.
1894 COLUMBIA RID. NW-S4 wk single
rms; dou.. ST: clean. cool outside: 10 min
downtown; 4 baths: c.h.w.; men. AID 1880
Evening star., 1941-09-01
HELP MEN & WOMEN,

COUPLE. white or colored. live in. expert
COOK. cleaner, laupdress. houseman and
chauffeur; excellent salary to right people.
WO. 642G.
COUPLE, settled, to manage household and
man TO drive car. Call Woodley 3069
before $50 am. after $40 pm.
COUPLE for suburban home, man for gar
dsner and butler. wife for cook and maid !;
email family; nice room and private bath;
salary. 500 mo. WI 1872
COUPLE. colored. general housework in
small private family; live in; $50 month
Oliver SoSS
Evening star., 1941-09-01

BANK GRAVEL. for roadbeds driveways.
etc; SIS six-ton load. delivered; crushed
bluestone. Top soil. Warfield 1893.
RICH TOP SOIL, sLEAF MOLD. AND A
variety of evergreenS. Schneioers 1arm'
Bowie. Nd Bowie 2nh1.
Evening star., 1941-09-01

LIBRARIAN.
YOUNG WOMAN TO TAKE
CHARGE OF LENDING IL
BRARY; MUST BE THOR
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED.
APPLY II TO /, TUESDAY,
PERSONNEL OFFICE, End
FLOOR. GOLDENBERG'S.
Evening star., 1941-09-01

IA 18th ST SE.-Twin beds. adjoining
bath and shower. Gentlemen. FIR. S773.
I445 SPRING RID. N.w-Double room for
2 men. Call GE. 04S4 ewes. and all day
Evening star., 1941-09-01
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.
CAMERA SERVICE 6 REPAIRS

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced;
French r-ethod used; Or. Della
Ledendecker. 3o25 Q st. NV MI. 1120.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
MIscEIIANEoUs WANTED.

BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture;
contents of apts or homes. WE DO NOV
ING CAREFULLY; STORAGE. GE. 1416.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
4
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AccoRDIoNsLCloseout Of used instru-
ments at reduced prices; 12-pass Hohner,
Patti, S69.50; 120-bass Carmen, $3.50.
Private lessons included at small extra
cost; easy. terms Republic sis s2lS Kits, d.s
sstSrdsv ssso g ST. 'm'0oie OIL 'he 0i0ek' open
BEDROOM SET, s-pc.. maple; dinette ta-
Bile and chairs. mahogany; reasonably
priced, May be seen Tuesday pm-' 172b
3Sth st. Sc.
BEDROOM SUITE and dining room suite
and some odd pieces and piano. Box 6l-L.
BEDROOM SUITE. eieht-piece dark wal
nut; very good condition; 500. Phone
Emerson $3.50.
BEDROOM SUITE. waterfall walnut, s55;
mahogany, sos: blond mahogany. S1O5:
blond maple, S75; hardrock Northern ma
fall walnut s5515; slmshossny ,1,,pr a. r.,
dining room value, $3.50. special at S125
(both storesl: modern Jacquard !. 7. S95:
or Slns velour nete see sbs bTeakfsst set
Si7'35; sofa bed suites. s62 80; recliner,
$3.50; unfinished dressing tables, 81 s5
seyen-way floor lamp, S3.g5 lined 9s oak
pens Arinrtons ih larsest turniturs display.
eSs &. III osref The Furniture Marts e
iocationsJ. 3I5 North Gisbe I'd. and 5000
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. Buy where
enossD sG1 ssEs n%soR nofs R0hey Bay OPEN tviNiss'
BEDROOM Duncan Phyfe dining room.
secretary, vanity, dresser. breakfast set.
kitchen cabinet, chifforobe. porch glider.
WE DO MOVING. Edelman. 1903 Ga. ave.
%
BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate.
rials at bargain prices from hundreds of
wrecking jobs reconditioned and neatly ar
Ysu ior sisS as ae Money s.
ina to any Of our four yards.
HECHINGEH CO., Used Material Dept,
sesb e, aaS zS. NV ss, isos r,,so, 1.eo AZ.
1ss Aw End a1lyeod Avs.
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1903 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely large second.
hoor Ink. room, running water and ad-
Joining bath. 5000 weekly.
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ROOM COR MORE, 81
81 Randolph pl. NV. at r and No.
Cspl-L.hk. See mgr. or phone NO. 90s2.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
FOR COMPLETE BATHROOM installa-
ton. Call T. J. Fitzmaurice. OU. b3Sl.
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PONY FOR SALE,
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER PUPS, red and buff. pedigreed.
Batstone Laurel ave, Colesville pike. Hol-
lywood PIX. 61z miles from Silver Spring. ].
COCKER SPANIELS+2 show-type puppies
for disposal: reasonable. Also winning
studs Harry Justine, 3033 Davenport
St NV
PEKINGESE PUPPIES, little beauties. reg.
A. K. c.; males. Sl5-S20. 2l04 Addison
Chapel rd., Kenilworth ne. Ii. OBI.
PIT BULL PUPPY for sale. ress. Can be
seen at Powkim Kennels, Marlboro pike,
5lz miles D. c. line, or call NO. 0403.
HOLLYWOOD AKENNELS-BOARDIN
Cocker puppies. stud dogs. Wash. BALTIC.
blvd. WA. 1924. Berwyn 139.
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SAlESMEN.

Statesmen (2) who have sold books, roof
arlces. etc. TO sell well-known product:
live wire can earn good income. Cali at
SSo3 Ga ave. NV, between 9 and IL.
Tuesday morning.
Evening star., 1941-09-01

attrac. furn single and double rms, mr.
showers: 24-hr. elevator and hotel service;
Evening star., 1941-09-01

r. c. A.-vIcTOR, 1910, push-button type:
perfect condition; Sl5. Call DE. 2093
after 10
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2305 WOODBRIDGE ST: N.E.-Cor. det.
home; large front room. twin beds; single,
S5; double, $3.50. Hobart 1876. 1.
416 NICHOLSON ST. N.W.--Large room.
twin beds. inner-sprins mattr. closets;
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PIANO, slightly used Winter studio up
right in good condition; S150 easy terms.
Republic 6212. Kits, 1880 G st. (mid-
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BOATS.

EXCELLENT SAILING BOAT. length is
it., mast 20 ft.: owner left city; price
reasonable Telephone Taylor 9405. 6s
DODGE UTILITY sPEEDBOAT,. 90 IT:
Gray 6-62 motor: fully equipped. perfect
Railway, 21l Eastern ave, Eastport. Md.
l.
SACRIFICE-Heavily constructed livable
boat, AS by Is ft., 40-h. D. Sterling marine
motor; accommodations for 3: 32-volt
plant, new batteries, toilet, stove. radio,
dishes. compass. fire extinguishers, many
extras: $3.50. Jones, Berwyn 232
Evening star., 1941-09-01

CLOTHTNG-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing. Harrys, 113S 9TH st. NV.
DI. 6769 Open eve. Will call,
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing. Bermans, 1922 9TH st. NV.
ME. 3767. Open eve. Will call.
COMPTONS ENCYCLOPEDIA or Britain
MICA Junior for orphanage. Must be good
condition Faulkner. Emerson 7S51. il
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| PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets, grands consoles and small up
| rights at low rates. money paid as rental
| applies on purchase price If you decide to
buy later. Republic ,6212. Kits, 1880
| r. st (middlP of the bl0ck)