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Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
Il l so. italy main RAIL LINES BROKEN
No Turning Till
Victory, +. Knox

HAMILTON, N. Y, Aug. 20
UP)- Secretary of Navy Frank
Knox declared today that the
navy has dedicated itself to the
task of destroying Japanese
power in the Pacific" and promis-
ed "there shall be no turning
backward" until final victory.
Addressing a combined navy
cOnvocati0n COLLEGE commence
ment at Colgate University, Knox
said United Nations cOncentra-
ton on Hitler has not hampered
the Pacific war effort.
because Hitler was marked as
target Number One, however,
critics in some quarters assumed
and declared that our war effort
was being slighted in the Pacific"
Knox said. LET me make this
statement which cannot be chal-
lenged. Since the day of Pearl
Harbor, the bulk Of the navy's
fighting sea and air power has
been employed in the Pacific
theater, and will remain there to
grow until TOjO's final day is
DONE"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
National Service
Request Is Seen

WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.-UP)
Congressional sources believed it
possible today that when congress
reconvenes Sept. Ia the administra-
ton will present request--design-
ed primarily to forestall legisla-
ton banning induction of pre-
Pearl Harbor fathers-for enact
ment of national service law.
These sources expressed the opin-
ion that recent announcements by
the war manpower commission
about growing manpower difficult
ties were for the purpose of lay
ing the groundwork for the request
for authority to put civilians in
jobs where they can do the most
for the war effort.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29

clusively" on cultural and historical
monuments and damaged the old
city wall and churches, it said.
Hundreds 'of thousands of bombs,
ranging from mighty four-ton sup
er block busters to two-pound in
cendiaries, were scattered over
electrical supply and motor factor
les clustered just south of the
medieval walled town and on i'm
portant railway installations
throughout the area.
British Mosquitoes, fast twin
engined light bombers, joined in the
crescendoing offensive with raids on
the bomb -pocked industrial Ruhr as
Berlin got a second night of re-
spite after three successive night
raids.
Beaufighters of the fighter COM
mand kept the assault on railway
targets and air fields in France,
Belgium and Holland on a round
the clock basis with new attacks
last night.
EIGHTH ATTACK
The attack on Nurnberg was the
eighth. On Aug. 10, more than 1,500
tons of bombs were dropped on the
city and reconnaissance photo
graphs showed that 108 acres of
the industrial area were damaged
in that and in the six earlier raids.
Apart from it's Importance as an
industrial center, Nurnberg is one
of Germany's principal railroad
functions. Two main trunk lines,
one running from the Ruhr to the
Southeast and the other from Ber-
lin to Munich and the Brenner
pass, cross inside the city.
The sudden shifting of the
weight of the RATS night often
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29

TOUR OF west coast war produCtlon
centers, said he based his belief on
this country's ability to out-produce
Japan.
The latest information is that
the Japanese still can't get out
more than 10000 planes and about
100000 tons of cargo shipping a
year." Downey told reporters.
I'VE are producing 100000 planes,
bigger and better, and approxi-
mately 100000 tons of cargo
ships year, not counting addi-
tional superiority in the construc-
ton of warships"
Downey, chairman of a Senate
Military affairs subcommittee in
vestigating West coast war produc-
ton, said he believed the United
States would beat Japan through q
direct attack on the Japanese
homeland rather than through a
s:ep-by-step reconqIest of Pacific
islands or by march up the Burma
road and through China.
He said the biggest West coast
production problem is lack of
manpower.
AS one example of the manpower
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
Service Men Ask
Ballots TO Vote

SACRAMENTO. Aug. % UP)-
Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan
today announced he had received a
total of 1892 requests from soldiers
for ballots for the 1914 general
election.
Recent requests included two from
men who apparently enlisted in the
navy from California, but who pre-
viously we're residents of territory
now occupied by the japanese.
They were from Francisco B..
Jesus, Agat, Guam, and Gear Del
Vale, Manila, P. I.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29

A cOmmunique announced that
organized resistance on New
Georgia had ceased. Remnants of
the japanese force at Bairoko har-
Dor, 10 miles North of Munda air
field, refused to die to the last
man for their emperor and sneak
ed out by small boat at night across
Kula Gulf to Villa, on Kolomban-
CARA island to the Northwest.
With New Georgia and Vella
Iavella to the North of Kolomban-
CARA, in American control, Villa
and it's garrison, estimated at as
many as 5000 men, were sand
wiched between two Yank forces.
Allied planes were striking at Villa
with intensifying blows.
BECOME HOPELESS
Villas situation was similar to
that Of the Japanese on Kiska in
the Aleutians after Attu was cap
tured. Their position will event.
ually become hopeless.
The enemy abandoned large
stores of equipment and food at
Bairoko, giving the Americans no
opposition in the final liquidation
of the objective for which drive
was started after Munda fell on
Aug. 3.
The communique announced that
American troops already were ex-
tending their holdings South of
Kolombangara by occupying small
islands West of Baanga, just off
Munda.
tThe dispatch did not name the
Continued on Page 6, Col. g.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
VINO to Investigate Men
Leaving Essential Jobs

might be waiting for 60 days to
lapse between jobs. in which case
there is nothing we can do about
it," the employment director add
ed.
Finney declared there are still
many employers who have either
paid no attention to the availability
plan or who do not thoroughly un-
derstand its operation.
Those persons should learn the
terms of the act Immediately,
Finney said, "in order to avoid
trouble
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
British Cruiser
Reported Sunk

LONDON, Aug. % UP)-A Berlin
broadcast said today that German
submarines have sunk a British
cruiser of the Aurora class" in the
Mediterranean. The vessel was
said to have been escorted strong
ly by destroyers.
The Aurora is one of three ships
in a 5,200-ton cruiser class.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29

The War Manpower Commission
was preparing Saturday to launch
sn investigation into present activ-
tiles of the more than 200 men in
this area who have left employ
ment in essential industries during
the last several months.
Tom Finney, Imperial county di-
rector for the u. S. Employment
Service and VINO representative,
said he would check long list OF
persons who have resigned jobs in
essential industries against his
file of persons who have secured
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29

been staying. according to the
Gazette.
Four Gestapo agents armed with
machine guns. got out and forced
Lebrun to enter the car. 1t drove
away in the direction of Lyon.
Poncet was reported arrested
under similar circumstances at La
CrOnche near GrenOble.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
BASEBALL
BY UNITED PRESS

bN GNliGD fhGOS
NATIONAL
New York .......0 022 900 35O-12 ID 0
Boston ........... 900 600 000-0 2 1
Mungo and Lombardi; Barrett,
Odom and Poland.
Brooklyn .......241 200 410-14 20 4
Philadelphia ~ 600 16O OO0- 7 10 3
Barney, Webber, Sayles. Davis
and Owen; Gerheauser, Kimbal,
Confer, Lee and Moore.
ifllCdSD .-.-....-....-.------ iud
Pittsburgh ........--..........-..311
Wyse, Erickson, Warneke and
Livingston; Podgajny, Gee and
Baker.
ST. Louis ................-000 002
Cincinnati .......-.-.... 900 200
M. Cooper and w Cooper; Starr
and Mueller.
AMERICAN
Boston 900 coo |
New York 900 100
H. Newsome and Partee; zuber
and Dickey.
Cleveland ..-...............100 3
Chicago ...........................011 2
Salveson and Rosar; Lee, Haynes
and Turner.
Detroit .......,..--....-.....--....O0O U
st. Louis ..............--......-.200 2
White and Unser; Sundra and
Hayes.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29

Ambassador to Berlin. the news
paper said. 1t described the
French people as deeply con-
Cerned" of the arrests.
Yesterday at 3 p. m. a car drew
up at the While residence of Le-
bruins son-in-law in South France,
where the former president has
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
.Cestopo Interns
French President

ZURICH Aug. 28-(UP)-The Gazette de Lausanne
said today that the Naz Gestapo had seized Albert Le
brun, last president of the Third French Republic and
taken him to an unreveaed destination
simultaneously, Gestapo agents arrested Andre
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
Downey Predicts
Early Nip Defeat

WASHINGTON Aug. 28-(UP)-Sen. Sheridan Dow.
ney, d. Calf, predicted today that with the increased
Allied emphasis the Pacific war; Japan can't last
more than year after the fall of Germany
Downey, Just returned from two and one-half month
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
Jups Refuse to
Die for Emperor
On New CeorQiu
EnemyFIees byNish+ Across kuIa GuH
To KoIombansara Where Position Is
Said Hopeless; Much Equipment Left

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Southwest Pacific, Aug.
28-(UP)-All of New Georgia island was in American
hands today and the open for offensive to
wipe out the isolated Japanese garrison at Va the last
enemy stronghold in the central Soomons.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
d AMBlINe
EpoR1ER

Whoa, Now, Gee
There is great excitement at the
Holtville auxiliary airport. When
the company which built the place
was ready to check out for good and
call the thing finished, the inven-
tory showed they were short four
mules.
Those four husky mules couldn't
be found high nor low. We've
heard of flying horses but never of
flying mules) We learned from a
frequently reliable source that the
construction company is going to
bill the navy for the four lost
mules.
That bill probably won't be so far
off as we understand that 1t. AL
Weingand has received a lot of
complaints from the personnel con-
corning the tough meat handed out
at mess lately.
Slightly Previous
The Post-Press baby editor tele-
phoned the Ell Centro hospital Fri
day to ask about births.
"Oh, yes. we have one," Velma
Weaver said, giving the name of
the mother.
boy or girl" inquired the be-
ut doesn't say" Velma went on
as she shuffled through cards. Just
moment. I'll find the chart" :"
There was shuffling of papers
That's funny" Velma went on in
q puzzled tone. 'The chart doesn't
say whether it's boy or girl. Oh,
know" she added in a sheepish
( tone "The mother Just came in.
: The baby isn't born yet"
In Reverse
In the old days. said Bob Price.
"the manufacturers used to get all
the dealers and statesmen to order
from them by entertaining them at
banquets and big sales meetings.
Since the war the dealers and sales
men have to entertain the manu-
facturers to get them to sell them
merchandise"
It's a great thing to know how
the other side feels about things.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
Russians Advance
Is Miles Toward
Dnieper Defenses
Fifth Red Offensive
OF Summer Underway
As Sevsk Is Captured

MOSCOW, Aug. 28-(UP)
= Russian armored forces
have advanced 13 miles along
the approaches to the Dnie-
per River in a running bat
tie between the Vorskla and Psel
tributaries which carried them
through a German defense line and
out on the open plain, front re-
ports said today.
The bloody struggle ragged for
days Northwest of Poltava, Major
defense bastion on the direct route
to the Dnieper smashing an elab-
crate system of defenses, the tank
led Soviet assault forces burst
through a dense woodland, river
valley marshes and on the table
and leading to the Dnieper.
The Germans threw armored and
infantry reinforcements into fierce
counter-blows at the Soviet flanks
in desperate effort to stem the
threat to the Poltava-Kiev rail-
road.
(The British radio reported that
the Russian advance had carried
to within about IL miles of Pol
tava.)
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
KING B0RIS0F
BULGARIA DEAD,
AXIS DECLARES

LONDON, Aug. 28- (UP) -
Axis relayed reports from Sofia
said King Boris III of Bulgaria
died late today of mysterious
afflictiOn which has not been re-
vealed and his six-year-old son,
Prince Simeon, Immediately as
cended the throne as King Sim
con III.
LONDON, Aug. % up The
German radio broadcast Sofia
report late today that King Boris
of Bulgaria had died.
The royal standard was lower
ed over the castle at Sofia at $50
p. M, the German radio said.
Both the official DNB news
agency and the TransOcean news
agency reported the death of the
monarch, but details were meager.
Earlier reports from various
sources had told of the increasing
Gravity of King Boris ailment,
the nature of which was carefully
guarded. Accounts varied widely
as to his affliction, some of them
limiting broadly at four play.
The Italian radio, substantiating
Continued on page 6, col 81
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
MAIN BATTLE

The army organ Red Star said
the main battle in the Ukraine was
being fought on a 50-mile front
West of Kharkov in the valley be-
tween the Vorskla and Psel. 1t re-
ported steady Red army progress
toward the lateral railroads link
ing North Russia and the Dnieper
bend.
After passing Poltava to the
North, the Russia>.s were Method
ically clearing out pockets of re-
sistance, and their spearheads were
Continued on page 6, col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
Ill New Georgia Ours as Foe Fees Bairoko Harbor

L. A. HAY-U. S. No. S31 1880; u. S. No. 2 leafy
l. " $3O5O- 81 so; No. 2 $3O5O 31.50; Sept. flax
S2.s6M
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29
WEATHER

Maximum Friday ia, minimum Friday 81: S
am Friday IS, humidity 69 noon Saturday 107,
humidity 43; S pm. Friday 104 humidity 30.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-29

Total Cash. Checks and Drafts Sent
Through The Two Fl Centre Banks)
Evening star., 1943-09-26
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

centrally located See to appreciate
ErAS e!iRas ei sINaIE III ROOM close Navy Yard
iaEsE DouBlE Sas ROOM oeS Suitable for or
sgGlS girls ,a1ent Gentile home, TR. 2o2s, Call
ss1s ssnsaE Dt peISsfs Bofs PL P14 sEMaster bedrm
twin beds; gentle family. private home;
1916 PoToMAc AVE. s.E.Iiarse front
room room Employed gentleman l gya preferred NJ.
DOUBLE ROOM, suitable for couple or 2
gF,$; lsqhdTy PryegsS LINCOLN roo; 12
to bath. in refined home; convenient trans
lies u ST. s.E.-Large furn. room suit
able for >; near transp.; use of phone.
s6i6 Fl. DAVIS ST. Sc. Apt. 1o1-To
lady, nicely. furnished corner room. FIR.
BASEMENT ROOM. newly furnished (early
American reproduction); electric freplace e
same oor with srss one lady prveees G pureh 1
couple Evenings or after 2 sunday;
1914 Burke st. Sc, bet. B, c, 18TH and
i35 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-single room.
gentleman preferged ssrr unlim. phone; good
next ne bath, laundry priyileges; u block
s sSn Gar sF ne sE snae fT!S beds r6 aI'4 Single
bed; blk bus and Howard Johnson's lunch
room; hot water. gas heat: cony. new air
port; Navy bldss. FIR, a597; take taxi.
gentlemen. New home. Not far from Navy
Yard: SlL:30 ca per mo. LII, % 4
Master bedroom. twin beds; Army or Navy
personnel; near as bus FR. 55l5: ,u
beds, semipvt. bath, 2 closets: near Navy
Yard.
Library of Congress Attractive front
double room: suit. . girls or empl. couple.
226 11th ST. S.W.. walking distance most
Govt bldgs.-Largo front rm, suita BILE /
or persons. S25 single, S35 double
ONE BEDROOM, gentle home. gentleman;
convenient to Navy Yaro. Call TR. 240S
ssos sasss MISNEsoTA NJ AVE. s,E.-For rent
furnished rooms.
75s 18th ST. S.E., mr.. Navy Yard-Front
double room, excel. beds; cony. transp.:
plenty hot water. auto. gas heat. unlimited
phone. TR. S725. 26'
NICELY FURN. ROOM. suitable for or .
middle aged ladies: gentle home: near
stores and tranSp.: no other roomers:
of phone and kitchen: reas.; Sundays or
evenings call TR. 5132
2SO0 33rd ST S.E.-Nicely furn. ROOM
private detached home; young lady. $50
Trinidad 29SS.
S.E-2 rooms near bath, bus stop at door,
walking distance to Navy Yard; for gentle
men, Atlantic 1857.
sO5 Sth ST. S.E.-For Govt. workers
neatly furn. twin-bed room. Can be seen
any time. II 72sS after pm. or TR. 5162
Evening star., 1943-09-26

CHEVY CHAsE-Lovely home; several. girls
to share large room, private bath: home
Py sTf RSsnE 81 s. ssiR Ga 9q2
room, twin beds, adj, bath, PVT; home; ex-
PTfSs PTE h,p ssS Ip!5 girls RA kf o99l n,.o,r
ioHo 10th ST, ST. SW1Rooms for young
afeeen mss
transp to and from Navy Yard via Airing.
each. Phone Falls Church a03-W-3.
YOUNG GIRL to share with another girl
large front ropm geod tEsnsp excellent
365. PARK PL. N.W.-Congenial family
offers 2nd-f1oor room with screened and
e5ceeS Isths s un
NICE ROOM and bath SIS week, for en-
assist with supper and. do dishes Monday
through Friday and do g.h.w. Sat. and
sEsSse ssS seAnEkF fds I syn fHner sM s9s e
girls; excellent food; convenient tranpor-
tation; laundry privilege; oil heat; recep-
ssf. sasn WE %fs A4E AP NWpleasant room with
porch, single bed; excellent meals; in Jewish
home; streetcar and bus at door. EN-
1906 18th ST. Nw.-vacancies; good
22a5 QUE 81. N.W.-Dble. nm. QUIET good
share with another lady. MI. 1880.
1909 18th ST. N.W.-Five rooms, one
triple, . baths; good meals Special rates
if rented this week. Sinsers 2S*
GIRL to room and board with one other
gai IN ssrvcc twinoed hi room senthe' apartment.
BELAIR CLUB, RIO Blair I'd. NV, n
block Georgia and Alaska bus line-Choice
rooms for particular people. fine food.
= i BLOCK buRsSoNar CIRCLE, 1904 10Th
ST. double rooms in newly renovated
guesthouse: excellent meals; $40 per
month each.
lent meals, double and triple rooms; $50
monthly. DU, 1894.
1880 OR 1850. MASS. AVE. N.w.-va-
Evening star., 1943-09-26
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED GENTLEMAN, Government. de-
Slres master bedroom. connecting bath, in
n1ds private home or apt. $4,000; NV. section;
PROFESSIONAL MAN seeks furnished room
and bath in guest home, $4,000 monthly.
SCI SETTLED h1srH LApY sisF wants medium Ink room,
sonabls; Call II. s344.
sires well heated room. NV section, close
in. Mr.. McFerran, Glebe 2970.
SINGLE ROOM. bright, airy, clean. furni-
able, able % Including f Oa easy chair. s desk. % inner
spring mattress bed. good closet space. pri-
vate bath with modern shower: downtown
st.; Conn, aye, 14th ST: Govt. executive.
YOUNG MAN desiressnic single room with
Da4fe Ia wss Box 2s47 ss iu
ENSIGN. MARITIME service) and wife, lge;
twin bedrm;;. pvt. bath or sitting Tm. and and
GENfLsMAN, i;iSFi ssaai room furnished or un1fur-
Pshsd WsssFsr R9s
FURNISHED, for father and school age son.
board for son. optional father; Jsygish.
GGNTIEMAS. A gentle; Govt. clerk. desires
single room, $50 per mo; Arlington: per
ToEGr msnfnt s9s s.p asA oyt star xr desire,
sEf BneEinsRsm ERsm OF caf ah. 5000. Ext s4s
EaRGf Ea RISSi MsSfsA ROOM, near bath;
manent: $50 Box l9-A, Star.
hanf Io% so wsns qas Vefy s Rsis u5n & % e.
ROOM with private Christian family, near
technical expert with Goverment; from
FURN. ROOM By auiet, clean. settled, en-
ent loca ton. Box 36-A, Star 26s
Evening star., 1943-09-26
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond and Virqinio.

LARGE LIVING BEDROOM, twin beds,
running water; near Pentagon and new
Navy Annex; . gentlemen. Ivy l2S7-W.
bath: conv. transb to Navy and Pentagon.
Gentlemen TIE. 2117.
FURN. ROOM. for couple or 2 ladies;
breakfast privileges; 50 week. 4315 Mon
roe ST. Comar Manor, Md.
10 MIN. FROM PENTAGON--Master bed
room, twin beds, private bath, new mod
ern home gentlemen only. Call jackson
204e-W after $40 pm.
10I NORTH EMERSON. Arling ton--Large
flrst-foor room. private bath, kitchen and
laundry privileges. Suitable for 2 ladies.
Near bus,
Evening star., 1943-09-26
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WILL EXCHANGE attractive. furnished
apartment in Anna polls for one In George
town or downtown. Northwest section; Box
.ioo 10Th ST. NV, No, SOL block Col.
I'd. Wanted. consenial lady. share 2
bedrm,, l. IT, k, b. apt. with sentiies.
Y0UNG MAN. about 30, wishes to share
nice nicely c,d furn duplex apt ne. near l4th sSs g.;
GIRL TO a SHARE f. 5-room room apt. CAN Ne
2740, am. to $3.50 pm; ask for Miss
: GIRLS TO SHARE APT, with 2 others;
al modern eonyeniences, @ &c all outside roo rN9ms
asSS ssa KANSAS sSS AVE AVE N.wGseaatifai h lars.
or Ush Sers ee s
YSrN SH lady g 70 49, 70 shaTs A vth fsf?
rassfVe msss day aRs eeeos maid maid ssrsss
AVAhasiE sR hqts sa5 OCT Rs ss1t f
fant hssa nsWs I;bss sRY hot MsS snS
ssi9 gas heated rt men Mh' or women. Can Be- seen
ses Sood and p nW sun ON up M Il Peasant car ns
TWo-RooM APT, ali conv.; Govt. workers
preferred. man and wife. Located SIG
GENTLEMAN to share my s:rm., kitchen;
bath h,a9 apt IN nm NV sestiqn ssll after $50
41I2 HAYES ST. N.E.-Entire End floor.
in pvt. home: living rm., bedrms;. kit.
cleo. and hot water incl: quiet couple.
no children; TR. Sl5I.
and porch. heat, gas. electricity and Frigid-
aire; suitable for couple. Also bedrm.
front, suitable for two adults; abunddssncs
" VIII II'S SHARE NEW HOME with ofaeers
or oficer ar and 0S wife; meals OPTIONAL COW.
TWO ROOMS and kitchenette, for working
couple in good NV. sec. pvt. entr.; no
children: SO Farragut pl. NV.
1928 44th PL. S.E.--2 rooms for light
Housekeeping. all utilities included and
telephone. FIR. 2016.
LIyABLE gentle Christian home to share
with young married couple, no objection
to young child: Naval Hospital vicinity,
restricted: b;r", private bath, kit, ], r.,
dinette, furnished or unfurnished. Boz
74-A Star. 26s
YOUNG WOMAN to share small furn apt,
18th and Columbia rd Call MI 6516.
(fontf0uah ~, Navt
Evening star., 1943-09-26
COUNTRY BOARD.

MOUNTAIN REST tourist home-Modern,
screened porches, $40 weekly room and
Gochenour, Edinburs. Va. Long dist. 7a-R,
or ref Warfleld 1869
Evening star., 1943-09-26
ROOMS WITH BOARD wANrEp.

sERvICEMAN's. WIFE and baby desire
room and board, preferably with care for
the child during the day. RA. ss42
YOUNG LADY would like room and board
In private family: Washington or virginia
desired. Box 12S-A, Star.
OCT. Employed mother and 6-month
baby; day care for baby for $50 per month.
PTefer District. Phone co. s619 Sunday.
not satisfactory. do not phone.
ROOM AND BOARD for employed mother
or nearby community. Box 72-A, Star 27s
Evening star., 1943-09-26
ROOMS UNFURkISHED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

JNFURN.-2 rooms. kitchen and semi
'vt. bath to a couple. 400 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
REALLY NICE

Large, warm room, twin beds, c.h.w, near
ba tn; best tranSp., phone. laundry privil.;
employed people. S. each. 722 9TH ne.
COLORED4116 53rd ST. NE-Nicely
furnished room twin beds: 81 each: use of
HtShen n e Lar and & phone TR. 52s5.
COLORED, 923 64th ave. n.e.-Furnished
room and house privileges for middle-aged
couple Hillside O143-,J 26h
Evening star., 1943-09-26
DIANIONDS-OLD GOLD

Diamond pocket and wrist watches. in
itialed birthstone. diamond and wedding
rlnsS. any other tewelry and pawn tickets
purchased. Highest prices paid New York
IeWelrv Co. 727 9TH st NV
Evening star., 1943-09-26
ROOMS EURN. & UNFURk.

zoos SHEPHERD ST. N.EIee dounI.
rm., Convenient transportation, DE. 6552.
63g ELLIOTT ST. .N.E.-Three rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished.