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Evening star., 1941-05-21
Germans 10 Release
zamzam Americans,
Consul Reports
U. S. Official at Bordeaux
En- Route to St. Jean de
Luz to See Survivors
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The State Department was ad-
vised today the German naval au-
thorities would permit American
survivors from the sunken freighter
Zamzam to leave France.
The report came through Vichy,
France, from Henry S. Waterman,
American consul at Bordeaux, before
he left for st. Jean de Luz. where
the 14o Americans were taken by the
Germans.
Mr.. Waterman's report said that
German naval authorities have no
objection to American survivors
leaving via Spain, Portugal"
Mr. Waterman said he was leaving
Bordeaux Immediately for the place
where the Americans were held and
would report fully after his arrival
there
Mr.. Waterman was notified by the
Germans at Bordeaux that the
Americans consisted of 81 men, SO
women and Is children.
Previously 1t had been reported
that there were only 1873 Americans
on the ship. sunk en- route from
New York and Recife OPernambuco) q,
Brazil, to Capetown and Alexandria.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Nazis Penetrating
Crete Capital Taken,
British Announce
Force Quickly Surrounded
And Accounted For, Says
Command in Cairo
By tfe Associated Press.

CAIRO, Egypt, May Ala de-
tachment of German r-borne
troops penetrated the outskirts of
Canea, Crete's capital, in the aerial
invasion started yesterday, but the
attackers were quickly surrounded
and accounted for" the British Near
East command said today.
- 1n Berlin an authorized
spokesman reported today that
German air-borne troops which
landed yesterday in Crete have
occupied several points of stra-
tegic Importance
All the German invaders-reach-
ing the Greek island by transport
planes. gliders and parachutes-Suf-
fered Yesterday what the daily COM
munique termsed serious losses"
Heavy bombers of the r. A. F.
smashed last night at the Greek
mainland bases of the German air
invasion of Crete, but detailed re-
suits are not yet available, the r.
A. F. Near East command reported.
AS for the fighting today, the
communique said only: "Operations
are continuing"
Here is how the high command
described the aerial invasion of
Crete:
Throughout yesterday the island
was subjected to a series of inten-
sive air attacks in the intervals Of
which fresh waves of German para
chute and air-borne troops were
landed at various points.
Heavy fighting continued through
out the day. in which the enemy
sustained serious losses while ours
were comparatively light.
AT one point a German de-
tachment which succeeded in pene-
trating into the outskirts of Canea
was quickly surrounded and ac-
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Federal Employment in D. C..
Jumps to 767,O87 in March

Federal employment in the Dis
trict totaled 167,0Sl at the end of
March, an increase of 1854, or "a
per cent, during the month, the
Civil Service Commission an
nounced today. The War and Navy
Departments reported a combined
increase of 1858, and the Office for
Emergency Management gained 947
Other increases occurred in the
Justice and Treasury Departments
and the Veterans Administration
The Commerce Department reported
the largest decline, due to a reduc-
ton of several hundred in Census
Bureau personnel.
The District March pay roll to-
tailed s29.478,887, as compared with
$27.201.377 in February. The War
and Navy Departments. and the
Office for Emergency Management
Evening star., 1941-05-21
BY JAMES FREE.

Plans for stepping up the Nations
output of four-engine bombers from
the present production program of
about 100 a month to 500 a month
through new contract soon to be
signed with the Ford Motor Co. and
expansion of facilities at three air
craft plants now making the bomb
ers were announced today by Will
liam S. Knudsen, defense produc-
ton chief.
The Office of Production Manage
ment already has sent a letter OF
intent to the Ford Co. regarding it's
projected manufacture of the bomb
ers, Mr.. Knudsen said, and negoti-
ations on the contract soon will be
completed
He declined to give figures on
how many planes the Ford Co.
Evening star., 1941-05-21

shortly before midnight, about three
hours after the Johnsons' son-in-
law, w. A. Moore, found the three
bodies lying on the floor of the store
and house at Huntly.
Revolver Shown to Boy.
The boy was in bed, apparently
asleep when the police came. He
denied everything at first Not un-
til after he had been shown the .38
caliber revolver found in the bushes
near his home. the same caliber as
that with which the Johnsons had
been shot. and bicycle found aban-
doned near the postoffce-store at
the point where he had hitchhiked a
ride up the steep mountain road to
his home, did he make his state
ment, Sergt. Blue said. Then he
wept.
As Commonwealth Attorney w.
Frank Moffett of Rappahannock
County and the police reconstructed
the sequence of events leading up to
the fatal shooting. the boys bicycle
played a leading part and was the
(See SI,AYINGS Page A-5,)
Evening star., 1941-05-21
u. ). Calls on France
To State Intentions
On Collaboration
Formal Assurances
Sought; Martinique Ship
Exercises Cause Doubts
BY the Associated Press.

bS buc hSSOSldtco Eicss.
The United States it was learned
authoritatively today, has made the
equivalent of q diplomatic call on
the Vichy government for a forth
right declaration of Frances future
intentions in collaborating" with
Germany.
Vichy has been given to under
stand, it was said, that 1t cannot
hope to restore Franco-American
relations to harmony unless it is
first prepared to supply full assur-
ances in writing that France will
hold rigidly to the terms of the
June. 1910, armistice in all subse-
quent dealings with the Third Reich.
Secretary Hull's sternlyworded
explanation of United States views
to French Ambassador CASTOR
Henry -Haye contained the diplo-
matte cue, informed sources assert
ed, that a formal note, putting
France on record, was the only So
luton.
Naval Exercises at Martinique.
The uncertainty over French in
tentions meanwhile increased over
night with the news from Martini
ique that the French cruiser Emile
Bertin and the aircraft carrier
Bearn had been out to sea for what
the commanding admiral called
routine exercises" The officer was
quoted as saying that no real prep
arations for the ships departure
were being made.
AS far as is known here, this was
the first time the vessels have ven-
tured out of port since they berthed
(See FRENCH, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1941-05-21

Page, Page.
Amusements, Obituary ALA
A-16-17 Radio C-10
Comics -C-10-11 Serial Story ALI
Editorials Alp Society -B-3
Finance Alb Sports ----C-1-4
Legal Notices C-S Woman's Page,
Lost, Found A-3 C-5
Foreign
German planes raid air base in
Iraq, British declare. Page AS
National.
Voluntary registration for civil de-
fense work planned. Page Az
u S. may build aluminium plants to
be privately operated. Page B-8
Washington and Vicinity.
Whitehurst program given general
support at hearing. Page Az
Book Shop answers Dies Committee
at stormy session. Page AS
Largest group of D. c. selectees
leaves for induction. Page B-1
641 D. C.. married men placed In
class IA. Page B-1
Evening star., 1941-05-21
SeuttIing of Ships
Seized by British
Ordered in France

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 21.-The
French Admiralty has instruct
ed masters of French merchant
men to scuttle their ships if in
tercepted by British warships,
the British Ministry of Eco
nomic Warfare declared today.
The ministry statement said
a copy of such instructions
which had come into British
possession was signed for Vice
Premier Admiral Jean Darlan
by a rear admiral named Au-
phan.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
BY the Associated Press.

fy IIle hS6UCIdItu FIeSS.
VICHY, France, May 21.-Former
Foreign Minister Pierre-Etienne
Flandin was reported today to have
arrived in North Africa after spend
ing week In Vichy.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Naval Exercises at Martinique.
So Ships Program Approved

The Senate completed congress
sional action yesterday on legisla-
ton granting the Navy immediate
authority to acquire So additional
auxiliary vessels.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Summary of Todoy's Stor

New liquor regulations adopted by
Commissioners. Page B-1
Promotion system held essential for
U. S. Government. Page B-1
Burglars steal 5000 from restaurant
piano. Page B-1
Evening star., 1941-05-21

See SLAYINGS, Page A-50
Evening star., 1941-05-21

(See zAMZAM, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Weather Forecast

Fair, continued warm tonight and to-
morrow: lowest tonight about 64 de-
grees; light, variable winds. Tempera-
lures today-Highest, 88, at pm;
lowest, 64, at 5 am.
From the United States Weather Bureau report
Evening star., 1941-05-21
FIundin in North Africa

(See STRIKES, Page A-30
Evening star., 1941-05-21

(See CRETE, Page A-30
Evening star., 1941-05-21

loCAl-kATiONAL-FO
Associated Press and CP, Wirephotos. North
American Newspaper Alliance. Chicago
Daily News Foreign Service and The Stars
STAFF Writers. Reporters and Photographers.
Evening star., 1941-05-21

" as qulShly
counted for"
Evening star., 1941-02-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Ro0MISG E"o0s Nc HogsF F9gSpe near Scot Cir -
R. NJ, De Shazo lI"3 l4th MA $50
BOOMING HOUSE, wonderful buy: takes
in : 80 per month; rent, S55. Can be seen
a 46:' G st NV ~.
FOR sALE-Patent and model Box
3223-G. Star.
ESTABLISHED since 1901: > pocket bill
Hard tables and bowling alleys aud
3l5-K Star IL
CHILDREN SHOP NV. for sale: long
established; good terms. Box 3?7-K. star.
MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract. large
national ORGANIZATION wants immediately
responsible men who have suitable truck or
can invest minimum 81 600 purchase new
proyided: paw all notes. expenses: GOOD
livelihood; excellent return investment: full
details on request: refs. Box 49"-G Star
HAVE four nice building lots Noun, Ida
Aebandfa a. bndfr ,or va o%d T sell one or more
second mortgage. Write Box B NJ, lQS-
3o6 West afth st, New York City.
LIQUOR STORE; owner retiring; $500
Nm NJ De IseFse sRsso 4tb Pqs ssosk
LARGE AMOUNT OF space and show
window for. rent IN my nice established
STORE hne Tor any Kind OF business, rent.
SD: sentlles only. Box 3os-H. Star
GaQGERS gfeRy esD 81 sas
q rooms; oil heat, good fixtures, large stock
Priced right. Terms. Others.
JAY REALTY CO,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. 6007. IL
RooMING HEosg{sE, small, rooms. good
GEORGE Greene, 5l1 Sth St. s.w. IT,
DELICA,, conf. grocery: corner store. well
equipped: eStab business: low rent. Price,
Sl,l00 Box Book Star.
GASOLINE, acces: large corner. NV:
equipped ,o and stocked: GOOD business. Price.
FURNISHED HOUSE for sale-Boarding or
apis. close TO Navy Yard and Go't bldgs.
Bldg. lease or sale like rent FIR. 1903.
BEAUTY SHOP downtown: rent, S35;
r NJ. De Shazo. 112} 14th. MA $500
PRESSING MACHINE. counter and wall
cases: sacrifice. 5?27 Georgia ave. NV.
RoOMING HOUSE, near 18th st. and Cali
month. A real pickup for Sl.sO0: $500
cash balance $40 per month Rogers Real
Estate. 6O4 st. NV. MA. sl37.
SELF SERVICE GROCERY ne. Rent,
SI25: receipts, Sl.4O0 per week. all cash.
ing at this price. Price only So 500. RoS-
ers Real Estate. Goa st. NV. MA S137.
LET US SELL your roomng house.
,,oo ROBERT A. JULIA,
ROOMING HOUSE. II rooms, 3 baths, best
sides owner uses rooms and private bath;
R. M De shazo, 1923 14th. MA. $500
YOUR ROOMING HOUSE.
Boarding or apt. house Can sell quickly
II priced right. Courteous. confidential
service. Call now. RE GO07.
Jay REALTY co 12'
Evening star., 1941-02-11
SITUATIONS MEk,

ACCOUNTANT. exp: books started. kept
local refs; $3.50 mo. RA. c544.
ACCOUNTANT, jr. %. neat. aggressive;
make financial sacrifice to enter public
accounting office. Box 36@-K. Star. 13'
BOOKKEEPER, over draft sGe, experienced,
70 take fulI charse; office supervision; all
reports. Box 360-G, Star. IL
CHAUFFEUR. colored. desires place with
private family: best city refs. exp. Ran
doph 7679. ask for James
CHEF COOK, colored, thoroughly expe-
riPnced, best reference: willing. District
b949. j H Thompson.
FRENCH CHEF, from. New Orleans Po-
anywhere Box ASK, Star IL
HANDY MAN houseman. butler. gardener,
chauffeur. car washer. 1907 6th NV.
MAN with :, yrs experience. plenty Of
help; wants dairy farm 20 run. Call FL
%A% Sck eoSFs no. 9ns "Q56 sSon nf5 NE
s6"9 IL.
MAN colored house cleaning 1oors waxed,
interior painting: ref AT 9356-J.
MAN. white, experienced, wants position
Q. On farm m. or dai1y J, l, Robinson, I'll
kInd while attending night school Call
MAN, young. of neat appearance, wants
work OF any kind Call DU 7l99 after 10
MEN C2l. colored desire positions me-
chanlC helper. dishwaSher. other work:
ref Hobart 1851
STUDENT, coored. desires evening en-
ployment bUsbov. waiter. houseman:
operates own car. CO Oa44-J
TRUCK DRIVER, colored. experienced.
knows city: best ref. 1875 st. ne
DRAFTING WANTED,
Al types. Expert workmanship BOX
30q-K, Star IL
Evening star., 1941-02-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COMPANION NURSE for sick or conva1es-
cent: light duties; eff, rel: ref: by Sat
sure CO. 94OO 10.
NURSE tundergraduatel. companion. per-
m2nent TO Protestant patient or old person:
full charge: best references SH o143
los
NURSE. hospital training. doctors refer
ence can give hypoS; take day case. Me
1928
NURSE. practical, colored. night or day;
knowledee of hypo. IL :EO67. 174O Mon
tellO ave ne. Ref.
WOMAN, Young, alert. from Detroit. very
deSirouS Of stenographic position. Phone
Miss Scherkev. Dupont 12"3.
WOMAN, young. expert driver: travelling
companion to anv warm cline: salary dis
cuSsed at interview; ref both parties. Box
349-K. Star.
WOMAN. experienced. wishes position as
manager or housekeeoer OF partment or
guest house. 15S Carolina Sc Phone
Evening star., 1941-02-11
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD desired by middle
sEed gentleman. Government service, IN
detached house. open surroundings, a. edge
Of C--y. Room 10 be well ventilated and
have southern exposure; private shower
preferred Tran port atIOn service must he
good GIVE luA particulars and price BOX
3Cl-K Star 13'
YOUNG MAN wants permanent residence,
preferably within walking OF Navy De-
partment Box 36E-K star. 1c'
Evening star., 1941-02-11
BOATS.

WANTED II or ls It. not too
old and in excellent condition, not less
than 90 h.p CO 43l9 after 6 pm.
hogany s. Ford oesm sonvefted TED 5 SSph mi heo hs
GRAY 25-h.p. motor, clutch. tank, pro-
peller Apply CsrneS, 1903 Mass ave ".
Evening star., 1941-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-There is no need to put
of starting lessons on that instrument you
have always wanted to know how to play.
II you start now we Will loan you an
take it home if you wish All you pay is
a nominal fee for private lessons in our
studio. This offer also applies to marimbas,
trumpets. drums. guitars, violins. clarinetS,
trombones and xylophones. MA. 4130.
Kits, 1880 G st. NV. tmiddle of the
block
ANTIQUES sale. Glass. china,
frames, firearms Edelson. 61s 5th st. NV.
ANTIQUE SILVER TEA SETS. fat and
holloware silver, Shefheld trays. all sizes;
bric-a- -brac OF all kinds Murray Galleries.
1124 20.h st NV. Dupont El1.
BAGGED SAWDUST-25c bag: 5 bags,
81 delivered: for store floors and many
other uses. AT 400. HECH1NGER CO.
BATHTUBS. used So, suitable for scaldine
hogs; watering stock, other farm uses
BED, .. size; complete witt, spring and
before these scare are Snapped O np 20 sinae
beds, box spring on legs twin sizel, with
mattress to match. new, SACRIFICE; new
maple chest of drawers (5-drawerl, 50 30;
ror. sii. LAMPS worth up to $40 new.
HALF PRICE: occs sional tables. ACME
MOVING e. STORAGE, 461S 14th ST. NV
Georgia 1000. OPEN NIGHTS. Mat
tresses, s3.95
BED-DAVENPORT and 2 chairs: good
condition. See at desk, 400 Fairmont
St NV
for SGD sale aE mRedateS d iSe0oc chesp cA o4ford
1531-R Call after : pm.
BEDRM SUITE. floor sample. S pieces
very fne value low priced Apply sos
Evening star., 1941-02-11
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

WANTED-Suburban home or farm. 10
other dogs that will board convalescent
dog. Call Dupont 74SO
COOKERS, A. K. c. reg. puppies and young
stock; famous champion blood lines SH
b696-J or DI. 6013 after & pm.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR, given a sani-
tary bath. removing all feas ard returned
FOR 81 Bldc-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital
WO O224 Bethesda Branch. WI 3Of5
LLEWELLYN SETTER thoroughbred. 3
months old. 34l4 Conn ave NV Phone
WOodley g13S
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, black males.
pediereed. Clark's. Wilson lane. between
River and Conduit rds.. Bethesda. Name
on mail box
Evening star., 1941-02-11
APARTMENTS WANTED.

APARTMENT. O-BEDROOM. WANTED
by Government emplOye four in family,
adults. ground floor or elevator service.
Southeast preferred Box 33S-K Star. IL
ON OR BEFORE FEB. -. = FURNISHED
apartment same house, or 2-kitohen
house, refrigerator. CO 306@-J after z.
Str0meT
Evening star., 1941-02-11
REPAIRS G SERVICE.


CARPENTER-Porch repairs. paper hang
Ing. plastering. painting. roofing. cutters,
white mechanic. Jack Sparks. HO. s43G.
CARPENTER. experienced. Work guar
anteed Falls Church 203l-R. Leave
message.
tons = ExDeTienced. e K, MOORE. coium-
bia 7S19-M 1000 Mozart pI. NV.
CARPENTER AND CABINETMAKER-Gen
eral house repairing, shelving. fixtures;
work guaranteed. reas. IA 626"
CARPENTERING AND BRICK WORK by
lob or contract: experienced workma an
Call Atlantic oaaa after 3 D m.
ELECTRICIAN. AII An kiH9s 1aS ,oo Of repa,Ti !m,i
Tefrieerators Wisconsin 79s4.
ELECTRIC WIRING E1xtuTes fr2, G,,
let's, repaits old houses a speciality Regal
Elec. Co. 1909 Georgia ave Rand 839l
FLOORS SANDED ssInada and nm t19ished i
waxed Painting. Mr.. Mnnix. co. :Ia5.
PAINTER wants work, yrs experience,
Will work reasonable Worth V Anderson
p27 Vermont st. Arlington. Va Oh H"95
PAINTING. PAPERING reliable white me-
chanlcS. l94l samples, floor sanding, re-
pairs winter prices Hobart 3I47.
PAPER HANGING and painting. reasonable
prices, with best selections. l fully guar
antee nv work Call Spigel TAYLOR 5S@5.
PAPER HANGING, -. lSt class, GO any,
where: guaranteed; lowest prices War
field 1611. l"s
PAPER HANGING this week only Sc 80
per room: 1q4l washable. sunfast papers.
work guaranteed Michigan 53l5
PAPFRTNG Rooms 81 Up. Including
Paper Also painting:
prompt service DU. 4443.
PAPERINCi rooms, 81 up: painting. plas-
terlnC. repairs; quick service. J. Hulln,
RA. "gS5
PAPERING-This week only. fve rooms
and two-story hail. S45. Call RA ll5S
PLAsTERING. PAPERING. PAINTING
New work, general repairs. skilled work
men. d. 1919 tColoredp
PLASTERTNG and cement work. no job too
small. none TOO far. reasonable. DlStrlCt
1870. William Thomas. 107 NJ 81 NV l"'
PLUMBING AND HEATING iobb ng and
remodeling. Dealer IN gas and oil equip
ment. K. & W, ll32 9th 81. ". RE HS2T.
Radio Trouble? Emo no eI Hons2f T9fI pfesE fesE
M1D-C1TY Radio Shop. 90 nm. Ma OT77.
UPHOLSTERING 35pf cr,S sSd,ss. sgnss. 81,
Occasional chairs, - Prices reduced on
al work. Acme UphOIsterng Co. 3l7I
Mt Pleasant 81. NV Columbia 3ii!
UPHOLSTERING Furn5,ure 5a,rTpv r.fs Ts-
ishng Some work done in home. weaver
AID. l94T. AID 1901
Evening star., 1941-02-11
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


Mt. PLEASANT. .3"O4 18th ct. NV
c.ec e.ec refe: Si5 . adults
FRANCIS SCOTT ,raa[ KEY APT. HOTEL. 2o,n
sons. day. =, week SIS. month, SR5i
Frlgldare: full service: nicely furnished
1os,ire 1""; master bedrm2 IL. - I'm N pHt.
bath xii. Oriental rugs. antique turn.
OVERL LOOKING sHOREHAM HOTEL
All fur; rms. bath. kl'cheneie bTess-
nook, scr. porch, unlim. phone AID. ago.
GOOD NV. sECTION-COMPLETELY
fgrn, 3 large rooms and bath w.th shower:
6 large closets: garage. Call EN- 2993
l4Ig MARYLAND AVE. NE--CHARMING
nm, PIT bath. for 1ady, empl. hogsekeep2eT.'
care; telephone. sunday breakfast S35.
zoo LONGFRLL OW ST. NW-WARM. At
traCtsyely furnished tV.n-bed room and
abe TAYLOR ol6l
CLEAN LIGHT NICELY FURN. APT .
lge rms. 4 bath, SCI. porch refs, enW
! ok District line. car and ous. 20
Both St, NJ, Rainier, Nd. Phone Warheld
lS4S
BUsINEssCIRL TO SHARE, APTa.:5
rooms bath twin beds Randolph 1855,
Z 10 pm, 1870 Georria ave. NV
- 1th sE-IARGE FRONT LIVING RM,
bedrm kit attractiye and comfortable:
bath. phone. ali UtiL. adults
REFINED YOUNG WHITE WOMAN AND
mother viii share room, neatly furnished
home Nj Rainier section, with others ref
erenCcs EXCHANGED Woodley 1888.
1896 FAIRMONT ST. -BED-LIvING
room. kit, prt. bath, pyt. entrance utill-
Ties .urn 80 SIns,e
LADY, EMPL.. WILL SHARE MODERN
home with COngenlal couple. near car line.
34G4 DIX st, River Terrace ne. Ii.
WANTED WOMAN TO SHARE APT IN
beSt residential section, .? 80 per month.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-LIVING ROOM,
bedrm., bath and kitchen, beautifully fur
per month. 1870 2lst st nv MI 3261
SOMETHING DIFFERENT-ONEo OF WAL
lace BryantS lOVelesr 2-Tm apis LARGE
Irving nm, ODen fireplace. fine bath and
Kitchen; sunshine ; sides. 6eau'liuI old
garden 3loo Dum6ar'on ave. See 30 10 8.
"OG UPSHUR ST NV BY SOLDIERS
HOme-Ba >ement large for family. house,
KEEPING; stores churches. schools S37 per
month.
637 10Th so. ARL. VA 2nd FL. S35:
bus 70 house. . minis. from city; stores.
churches. schools
" ROOMS, KIT. B PORCH. FRIGIDAIRE,
util. incl. lll6 ChicasO st. sc
94I5 ST. NV. WALKING DISTANCE
rm kit.-dIn.. bath. SO. owner manages.
"l@4 p ST NV. APT. f." ROOMS.
kit and bath newly furnished. MRS.
MILDRED LEWIS. Nj S192
26n6 MOZART PL NV. OFF 18th
and Col I'd large rms. kitchen, bath,
reception nm, porcheS free parking;
-" 30. 13'
4-l3 Sth ST NV RMS, KIT. FRICT-
idalre all COny. utensils. reasonable
SUBLEASE NEW APT. LARGE LIVING
rm.. bedroom, kitchen. dlnette. foyer and
bath: bills paid. so. AT. S37l after
$40 Dm.
1""u 10Th ST NV LARGE ROOMS,
private bath, everything furnished. Tel.
DI 3a55. 13'
THE ALLEN.
. rms, kit. bath apt; UNIQUE blt.-n tsh's
and other furnishings in good taste, To-
Gated on quiet residential street. but only
"Iz blks TO bank. theater. stores 2 bus
or lines Truly good value for
$3.50. Mgr. on premises. c4l0 Goth
Evening star., 1941-02-11

LARGE @nd-FLOOR APT. sleeping rm..
or > persons, $50 mo. Call DI 1535 after
Evening star., 1941-02-11
ARLINGTON COAL, CO
@?4o LBS. TO TON.
CARRIED IN FREE
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BOOKS. all kinds and old magazines: best
storage Book Shop. 40 ION st NV
CLO OEHING-Highest prices paid for mems
,seH clothing. Berman's. l1@4 7th st. NV
ME- 31d1. Open eve. VIII call.
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE We buy
al KINDS. Also ,elec. refss.. stoves tools,
e.c. Day or night Lincoln "S07 l2'
FURNITURE--Would IKE to purchase
Also piano and + rugs. electric refrlgera-
tor TABLETOP gas range. Me. 5255.
FURNITURE wanted. We buy all kinds
nouStholo furniture. Call Us for quick
results. Franklin sJ61.
FURNITURE rugs, household goods office
suits call any time. Lincoln 55g0 I5'
FURNITURE. brica-brac. china. glass
ware. rugs Sllverware paintings. highest
csSh price paid. Call Murray. Taylor :}3i3
FURNITURE-AH kinds of household goods.
rugs bric-a -brac. glassware: higheSt cash
prices; prompt attention. RE. 1904 To-
RNTTURE-Contents of apts or homes
or portions thereof highest cash prices
paid: prompt attention. WA. 349,
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems used
Will Can. 1925 7th st NV ME- 6@a9
PIANoSI5We buy and sell used pianos of
all kinds. Republic 1920. The Piano
Shop. lOl5 9TH st. NV.
PRINTING PRESS. ) by s or , by ,. COM
plete outfit preferred must be reason
able. Adams s55l.
RUG-Living room rus State color and
price. Box 34S-K. Star
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types:
repair hemsti'ching buttons covered.
plesting. 9I7 F 81 RE. 1900. RE 23ll
CASH for your dining room living room.
bedroom furniture. Call Dupont 05l3. 2'1'
HIGHEST PRICES paid for ONCE furniture
of any description. Call Dupont O513 2|s
sHOTGUNS AND RIFLES. WE PAY HIGH
EST CASH PRICES SPORT CENTER AT
Sth AND D SITS. NV. ONLY. REPUB-
Lie 2545.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. Sill,
YER. PLATINUM TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH
\. KAHN, INC As YEARS AT OBS
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold. plat
mum. jewelry, diamonds watches and
diamond watch cases, condition unimpor-
tant' as We use same in our mfg depart
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.
~ 9TH ST. NV.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver, watches. diamonds and old dis
carded ieMelry. fIll cash ralIe naid
Evening star., 1941-02-11

A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold. plat
mum. jewelry, diamonds watches and
diamond watch cases, condition unmpor-
tant, as We use same in our mfg depart
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.