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Evening star., 1944-03-09

steps-for eight minutes. Then back
to the old grind: Brushing off the
flakes, dissolving the gilt with
special fluid, washing, wiping, wash
ing some more and, finally, a gen.
erous dosing with cold creams and
skin softeners. Somehow they can
smile when they exclain, What
complete, feelthy mess!"
BY the time the girls have de-
gifted, the second nightly show is
only an hour away, thus leaving
them about IS minutes in which to
catch their breath before returning
to the paint, oil and sequin pots. If
you think 1t would be more sensible
of them to wear the same paint
coats for the two shows, you must
remember that after 20 minutes
under the same application suffoca-
ton begins to set in. AS it is four
years of eight-minute dances nightly
have caused Grisha and Brona no i'll
effects whatever, so far as they
know.
And that should rest we'll with
pdIroIlS, VINO are growing bug-eyed
from patronizing the Trade Winds
these past few weeks.
y 4 X
The pickup cab became crowded
during the run from the Del Rio to
the Victory Room.
Remarked one occupant to his
companion in the front seat: Then,
you mean she's like that all the
time-not very bright?"
Interjected the cab driver, with q
short laugh: Brother, that COULD
be my wife"
X 4 Il X
We scurried around to Treasure
Island a week too late for the OPEN
ing of Carr Van Sickler's band, Mr..
Van Sickler's band being the one
which has just shifted from the
Madrillon. 1t was a Monday night,
and MIR. Van S. was there, but no
band. Night off. On the other hand,
there was plenty of Chago Rodrigo
r. (for nothing. Every time we
looked past Mr.. Van Sicklers shoul-
Evening star., 1944-03-09

case. it seems very odd that any
girl would be content to continue
making living under the kind of
wraps that stiff, sitting coats of
paint afford.
From what we have seen of it, in
town and country, the application
of ordinary lip and cheek rouge Is
a painful enough process.
But Grisha and Brona are made
of sterner stuff. They regard prep
arations for the gilt dance as cas-
ually as a singer does combing her
hair for her act.
More than As minutes before their
first show goes on, the girls appear
in their dressing rooms. They do
not sit around reading magazines.
They bring out bottles of an OIL
grease nedicant, prescribed by a
physician, which they apply as the
base for the paint, whose application
follows. The base must be applied
evenly and inclusive of the entire
body-it would not do for patches
to appear in the middle Of a back
Evening star., 1944-03-09

bend. The paint, of course, has to
be spread on with equal thorough
ness, and in this the girls assist
each other like true democrats
and breadwinners. This done, a
light layer of sequins is sprinkled
all over their person. (For the
"radium dance" luminous flake,
which reacts to black light, is en-
ployed, but the supply of this is
rapidly dwindling.)
The groundwork laid, Grisha and
Brona go out and do their eccentric
Evening star., 1944-03-09

w HOS,
The lad Uith the X-ray eyes,
aDho opens Monday In the
Statler's Embassy Room.
der, the scrambled-egg design on
the Chag's back was to be seen
floating restlessly. Eventually, the
front Of the Chag, also resembling
scrambled eggs or perhaps curried
rice, made its appearance right at
the same table.
"Buenos Noches. chico, good to
see you, blah-blah- -blah. Say did I
tell you the Vice Presidente Wallace
was in this place. We spoke to each
other, Enrique and I, because we are
friends. I played him his favorite
song and Enrique thanked me. En-
rique is fine fellow and we talked
awhile, blah- h-blah-blah, you under
stand. OF course, you know I feel
very modest about these things like
Enrique and l."
AS If Chago would have to men,
ton such a thing!
Having grown rather accus-
toned to amateur nights at the 400
just down the street, nocturnalites
may find it difficult to believe there
is a seasoned, albeit young, perform
er in our midst. Won Da Lee, whim-
sically, in her name, and she sings
with Johnny Robb's so-called Ma
drillonians" in the Madrillon. Miss
(See AFTER DARK, Page BIG
Evening star., 1944-03-09
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs
BY the Spectator
Ma Resist tered q patent Once

The average normal, healthy pa
tron makes no especial sacrifice
when he views the routine of Grisha
and Brona at the Trade Winds.
Grisha and Brona, however, only
wish their efforts could be as nom
troublesome. These two girls, whose
dances fit easily into the "reeskay"
category, have not once in four
years rebelled against the incon-
veniences of their gilt paint cos
tune. At least. they wouldn't admit
ever having felt that way. In any
Evening star., 1944-03-09

Carefully Prepared and Calculated.
34O3 Connecticut Avenue
Opposite Uptown Theater. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-03-09

PORTER, colored. good pay, meals incl.
lafayette Drug Co, 5th and Eye SITS. NV.
PORTER; steady employment, good wages.
Karb's D. G. s. Market, 3409 Columbia
Pike. Arl Va
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
Asks Egg
Sale Quiz

Continued from Page One)
WA, he said, are at the rate of
100 carloads a day.
Hooks said the VIA was buy
ing the eggs at q cents a dozen
or $50 a case and that handling
charges brought the total cost up
to S915 a case.
$5,46O A CAR LOSS
This, he said, brought the price
per carload to SIS, 400. The sale
price TO feed companies $50 car
load. Each carload sold, Hooks
said. meant loss to the govern
ment of $5,460. 4
Retail stores in Detroit are
charging 40 to 43 cents a dozen
and even more for large Grade A
eggs. Grade B eggs cost 81 to 80
cents a dozen.
"Of course" said Lockwood,
"the VIA has no alternative
but to buy such commodities at
what Congress describes as 90
per cent Of parity. But when
the public cannot get such
essential foods as milk, cheese,
cream and eggs, to. say nothing
OF some grades of fresh fruits,
and the VIA orders tons of
these foods destroyed, 1 think
the time has arrived for an in
tensive investigation"
Prof. Edward Mcfarland. chair
man OF the consumers council,
said he thought the dumping was
"unthinkable waste"
Il doubt that there Is such a
shortage Of labor that these
eggs could not be powdered and
processed," he said.
Army Air Shaw Reonens sundav
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
HerO'S Sister
Dies at EIOiSe

The death in Eloise Hospital on
May 26 of Lillian WHITEWATER.
80. member of formerly
wealthy Detroit family and sister
of the late Adm. Albert G.. Winter
halter. was disclosed today. She
has no immediate survivors.
After Adm. Winterhalter. a
hero of Manila Bay, died in 1920,
she lived six years at the family
homestead. w. Jefferson and
Junction, before disappearing.
When found. she was working
as servant in a private home.
Persons who found her gave her
$4,000 she had coming from the
sale of the homestead and she
lived luxuriously while this money
lasted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
City May Bi|lU. 5.
On Rent for MPs

An investigation to determine
why the war department should
not reimburse the city for mill
tary police rental space at police
headquarters and for meals to
prisoners was requested today by
the common council.
Auditor General Engel told the
council that the city has paid
most of the food bills for MP
prisoners for two years and that
367 prisoners were held from one
to seven days during January.
The city received only S57S5
from some prisoners who paid for
their own meals, he said.
ruv Air shaw Reonens sunAaw -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
Horse Wins But TOuts
Lose Out in Court

The horse chosen by two race
track touts chose for a tip at the
Detroit track won and paid $3.50
but tney failed TO collect because.
IT was revealed today. the man
they solicited TO place the bet was
plain clothes policeman.
The toutS. Fred c. Haynes. So.
and julius Blackner, az, both of
Toledo, were found guilty on dis
orderly charges by Recorders
Judge Gordon and fined $50
apiece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
FOrmigny Falls
To Allied Forces
CONTINUED fpm Page one)


along 60 miles of the coasne between Cherbourg
and lie Havre.
Radio Vichy reported new massive landings by Allied
paratroops and gderborne forces Faaise 20
miles south of Caen.
Against the estimated 100000 Allied fighters total
of 10 German dvisions-150000 menhave been identified
in action and reconnaissance reports indicated these
steadily being reinforced by railway and highway
despite day and night Allied aerial attacks enemy
munications.
DNB reported by ms, said the Allies had made
new landings at the mouth of the Wire River near
Isgny and dropped aborne units in the Caen
Bayeux and Carentan and also disembarked
forces at existing bridgeheads under of heavy
naval gunfre The Germans hurled themselves against
this third great offensive and bitter fighting developed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09

this third great offensive al
DNB added.
Though the Americans were
hard-pressed for a time on their
beachheads between Cherbourg
and Cdrentan, spokesman for
Eisenhower said they now were
receiving a regular stream of re-
Inducements.
One beachhead was considered
in excellent condition and the
other, where going had been ex-
ceptionally hard, now was being
improved steadily by a combina-
ton of ingenuity and sheer
muscle" the spokesman said.
WEATHER HANDICAP
Wind, tidal currents and the
confguration of the shoreline had
handicapped the original landings.
1t was learned that some Amer
kicans pushed ashore in Cherbourg
kBay, which stretches seven miles
veast and 10 miles west of the
port. on D-Day, but the present
location of these units was not
disclosed.
\German broadcasts have re-
pdrted American troops near st.
PRrre-Eglise, IL miles east of
Ch,rbourg.
British forces were finding Caen
a tough nut to crack as street
fighting ragged on into its fourth
day. but a correspondent at the
front said the town should fall
within hours. perhaps minutes.
The British Sixth Airborne Di-
vision was the first to drive into
Caen, and ii since has been joined
by seaborne forces from the
beachhead at the mouth of the
Orne river, nine miles to the
north
DRIVE TO CUT PENINSULA
Other British elements Is miles
to the west were reported well
south OF, Bayeux. also on the Cher
bourg-Paris railway and highway,
in an apparent drive to cut the
Normandy Peninsula in half.
In cleaning out the sector be-
tween Caen and Bayeux, the Ca
nadians were forced TO fight for
each house and each street in
some of the dozen Normandy
towns overrun by them in swift
advance. Artillery finally cracked
the enemy's resistance.
Front dispatches said the Ger
mans weEe probing the Canadian
perimeter with 30 to 35 tanks at
a time in preparation for full
scale counterattack, but Canadian
tanks and massed artillery firmly
entrenched on slopes beyond
Bayeux threw back each thrust.
A three-hour tank battle was re-
ported i'm one sector.
German reinforcements were
revealed 10 be moving up steadily
all around the Allied beachheads
despite a rain of bombs, bullets
and even rockets from thousands
of Allied planes.
Reconnaissance pilots said in
some places the enemy was using
horse-drawn vehicles, presumably
because of shortage of gasoline.
GERMAN CLAIMS
Though one of the original
landings was known to have been
made near lie Havre. there have
been no further Allied reports
from the area. A German broad
cast claimed that Allied forces in
the Seine estuary area had been
wiped out.
All kinds of Allied planes, from
four-engined bombers TO single
engined fighters, continued to
support the invasion despite de-
teriorating weather conditions
late yesterday and last night.
Some Allied planes were believed
using airstrips in France. A pooled
dispatch disclosed that RAJ
squadrons" now were established
in the beachheads.
American Flying Fortresses and
Liberators attacked railway tar
gets and airfields behind the
enemy lines, while fighters strafed
ground targets and destroyed at
r.
Evening star., 1944-07-13
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COOKIE SPANIEL PUPPIES, thoroughbred
English, 5 months, tan and black female
S35: black male. $50: Phone JA; 1900
registered. Phone Berwyn CIV,
rnPS, cocker spaniel; Axe registered
sCoTTY' PUPS. males and females, from
S'.5 to $50. STEELE'S SCOTTY FARM
Ssabrook; Nd. Phone Bowie, a49l. -.
PEkINGESE, ., exceptionally fine: 2h
Ap s57i or CO. s;sS, ' 'e' - -
KITTENS to Rive away, Call sH. s135. oil
write 612 Sligo ave, Silver Spring, Md
reasonable. Call OR, 1857.
PUPPY. pediereed re-haired fox terrier
DEsiRE Coon HOME for 4-month MOI -oId
CATS, lovely, young, 3; free for good
homes. 203 s ST. ne. after z.
KITTEN. Mrs. Jones" from long line
of good mousers. wishes good home. Call
black, some white, DU 1883.
BEAGLE PUPS, nve beautiful bench LEGGED
Call Chestnut 1884.
KITTENS, ga months old, ] smoky gray,
! tebby, l sinser: So each. sheIherd
TOWNSHIP" black. son of the famous
cocker spaniel, Champion Stockdsle Town
Talk; SO times shown, never defeated; 7
times best dog in show. all breeds, This
puppy little over year old, resembles his
noted sire, Has magnifcent coat and can
win il property handled. His mother,
"stockdale Donna has points tpward her
shampions, Price. 81 SO MILO DENLNGER,
TS44 Georgia ave. ia 432i
Evening star., 1944-07-13
APARTMENTS WANTED.

apt. uni, in NV. apt bids. for oecaeaney are;
Sss sss's;' ssv.ass 'sos
Tbi,. saysn. un;Ssn sn y tsm,
Call after 8 pm. MI O83O. is:
NAVAL OFFICER and wife want furn. apt,
In Sc: Write SMITH. Apt. 3, 355 Park
SMALL. comrletely furnished. for summer
Or iongey; single occupancy, references.
rNFGRNisHED 2-bedroom or on.-l.rs.-
eS Cid d. baby: NosthSesi section preferred.
osfieam 9oam dessss fqER:ssf 'p.s n..i
sI;$''95ssSSs i5S n ss': 81.
REAL ESTATE AND APARTMENT owners.
house in exchange for cash or rlumblns OF
hfarns SAyA usSsf e. .as4, sls
phone, kitchen; 10 min, Dupont. no.
sairIsa ia9; H. WAR OFFICER requires sins,.
sa ATKINS KIN peestuF unussssy $500 Es Es
ii hkEf aEet seiHsfs' sKfs want furnished s
apsrtment' aps n sprr private BATH downtown area,
sGk kEsPoNsiBLE sfl s1s ADULTS d..is. .ttr.et,v.
lease: NV section, preferably oeorgetovn;
RSi Gye5 slaS 6sp 5sF AD S4ss
room bedroom, kitchen, dinette, bath
nv: $40 mo. Box 95-T, Star. l5s
AFTER A YEAR spent in bothering real
estate concerns, apartment house man.
ayers anG our friends In q patient but
| trultless quest We are casting conservatism
to the winds and blatantly calling on one
and all. Two bachelor apartments with
kitchenette In Northwest Washington will
mahn aaaa rlesss ssss ca. Ssns s"o ala satisfied
am to 4:30 pm; HO. 1877. Ext. 81,
three room unfurnished apartment in NV,
immediate occupancy. Iermanent: no
children Protestant. Tel. ia "91S
and bath Call NO oSo9 100
Evening star., 1944-07-13
HOUSES FURNISHED.
brick, quite new: rms
b a6ultx nnNu TIInMAS nIIYI 4 1Iafs

x:O0-Deta ched brick. quite new: rms
q b; adults onry. THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
!Realtorl, 35ls Conn. WO. 1900.
thing furnished, 3 bedrms.. . baths, nur-
sery; owner retains | bedrm.; avail. oficer
Tbnrch With family; wooded "a acre; $50. Falls
FOR RENT--For the duration or shorter
lime. attractiyely furnished 6-room house.
Cleveland Park section. Box lb5-S, Star.
li12 FOXHALL RD.-Available July Id
sISsn senisases seD! esl OR ssfs sfar00m' al con-
6.RooM HOUSE, nicely furnished, Frigid-
aire; located in nice suburban neighbor-
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED brick detach-
ed home: living room. dining room, > bed
rooms, storage rooms, ample closets
garage, nicely Handicapped lot: near Walter
Feed Hospital. HOME REALTY CO.,
FOR THOSE who appreciate the charm Of
Colonial Virginia, we have two houses To-
Gated in the city of Alexandria, available
houses are Early American design, deiisht.
fully furnished. and have and q bed
rooms renting at $3.50 and 5000 per
month, respectively. For appointment, call
l4l1; or evenings, Al. SS74.
2:31 SOUTH VEITCH. veitch and s. Glebs
Id.-"-story almost new brick, rooms
bath; convenient to Pentaeon and Navy
Ssi1 9th ST. N.W.-Row brick rooms
pain; Nv H., garage: 500 per month;
Evening star., 1944-07-13
ApARTMEkrs vhFuRh,snrp.

sa ssth; sss els.siisity rsisisesssiea rsGR n,ssa
sowiiNa !sb HfiS a G2EsN E9sS'; TERRACE. ena and
upsai SITS. s.e.-Available about Aug. /. new
dnns roem E.ss.n q ynd and
bath. electric refrigeration: $50 so, includ-
ins n gtilitiss Mapager in Apt 1872 s7a3 2nd
bus from 10th and Pa. ave. NV. to Nichols
isss sS'idlass II S i Sso so 81 81
ATTRAcTTiVvE APARTMENT. Berwyn. Md.
$40 per month. including heat. light and
stvsen 6ss; rooms asd and bath. Phone WA 5000
QUEEN. MAS6E ADDITION, soth and
queens ns Chapel rd MI, Rainier, MdNsw
ns room and ktehen ioom ss4 0eo1Gom To- reaeh anh
hskt bss 70 ash @ and and npbp4 u.s. Raa st x.
north to property' Once hours, To- TO 8
sS On ana ss'Da:s oassns ehsns
es4 ROOMS Sss na stsp BATH soa 81 sSnss s,s' neluSsd
Ef4sff Nf4R NV M Y%kD XII sss room srsr fn.r
bath; all utilities; north-south exposure.
SsAR Ssl 0esS5s NGsTH or csp,To stseF Pm ER e3s3
syeo-3 rooms; eonyenient TRANSPORTATION:
ssIs 18th ST. NV. ls.s.ment,-, room,
sasRS slas!.s NJ 1shfa; a6:5l BATH sS7''o' D. E.
moor apt. 3 rooms, kitchen and hath; all
81. ns ana NJ. N es1G 9a4s
sye'Ia aI .soa rooms: COW. transp.; reasonable.
ROOMS, kitchen and bath: employed
couple or refined, employed Girls. 536
rAKoMA PARK. MD. Apt. l, s5o7 Green
wood ave" rooms, kitchen. dining alcove
and bath; heat, hot water and refrigerator
ffuirnishd; fin rent, $50, Key with janitor at
APT. 1oa: saa7 D st. SEE rooms,
Kitchen, dining alcove and bath heat,
5;s; osf Hascf kss ROOM fs sIi;ssn a. and sasa
sIMssoIo sgltasle tor studio or ball: 500 C. ".
DUPLEX APT. bedroom. living room,
adults only. TIA SSi7.
9 ROOMS, kitchen and bath, $3.50 Apt.
2.,35 New YORK ave. NV. Call Ma OLA
TWO ROOMS. kit, dining room. PVT. bath:
u@tili,ies @ furnished: adults only, ON. 449l.
a.aO RIvERDALE RD., Riyerdale, Md
rms, dinette, kitchen and bath. first floor;
modern conyeniences; near car and bus
I. 5 ST, MI rm,. kitchen and bath;
neat, hot water; newly decorated; adults
1891 18th NV, $40 50-4 rooms pvt
closets: For information. call at 8l2
SILVER sPRING-New apt; living room
bedroom. kit, bath; $50 so, utils included
adults only. l317 Fidler lane
Evening star., 1944-07-13

1874 LNGLESIDE TERRACE N.W-l room,
electric refrigeration. Possession at once.
WAsHBgRN aS Co s'sSS'Si sSs New AAEtSoM Yort sV.
N PRIVATE HOME of charming distnc.
sGn oVeIy roon dor gentleman
$50 Box 3s7-p, Star.
flRST-FL0OR APT. to sublet Immediately
@untli @ Oct ISL living room, double bedroom
bath, kitchen and dinettei near park, shop
ping center; excellent transportation 500
TWo coNGESfa esSfsh GRas hRd 10 TO Share abed
room apt with another, reasonable Cell
lovely ROOM n' SsG lt' tsa" semipvt. bath, ex.
RRGSSrss Risds msTrisd couple or two girls Phone
LIVING ROOM, bedroom, bath: s. day.
ssqlst. sq1d ~ Front once, FAIRFAx Ak" HOTEL. HOTEL.
assf sx1H aif ns Ii ao as2 4asq no Time limit
s1sS hora faharsf sos s's Mass svs
NEAR GOVT. BLDGs.. 41a 9Th st sw-
3 ' rooms adj. bath, refgr.; also Ink. rm.:
NEAR NAVY YARD rms. : windows
elec retsr. elec. erill, next bath; reliable
HoPEi fHpP1ei 81 mo 4aS sSt seysyd square
kaNDAII ASiil HlGhlaSps HAN Seek AREA bed
snd q8m bah v'9f rscm SseR SSnn fehen
oTiSrTE ,5eS FURNISHED rsbsds Call FIR; All,
SSs S Nun sisFsasss sR5y sf
ss,s ssy s. s. ,s,;a apt iI;
adults sks ss9na seree1car pryaefss and r. sas sye
hiSpdNT sTT; ssntile home; SIS wk. NO ss7e., +.
DIlN1lePPg f,,r,, \,
nsxi tie bath: suit or employsd Ilpeosls' peopis
RIG RIGGS Ss'fe Pf SWBealtifSy s mqnah hn efa f4
n1shed 5,6 rooms, living room, dining
scoT sscsshsn P sfEntis sfarooms bss sssnsa ,oor
GENTLE sen sII apt: no children or pets. Phone
s.1. H9Sc .SsIsme5s SEn to r, shsr: rset
IS sos Wns s0' AVIS w. sWsssroom G2 7sss Extra.
sHkvicfaxHSs aHEsi iH!iSafH 3 WIFI wifi to share arm
Ysyd Naval As no oSecca fo saSs
NEWLY FURNISHED APT. suitable for 5
Or & single Govt girls: gentle house; con-
Tsasps spsN 4 NAmS5s R5 A. 7sss most ,e,,,
fully furnished and coolest s-room apt. In
exclusive Northwest Washington, spacious
Srs sney nnsIspTns yng
block from, bests transportation in city
heat, gas, lights. everything furnished; .
employed girls only. ,,.,0.
bath ali util. furn. Can be eri seen amy amy
time after 5 pm. a43S 37th ST. NV.
REFINED. elderly gentleman wishes con-
genial middle -aged couple husband EN-
ployed) TO share desirable apt, near 18th
and Col, I'd, in exchange for board, or will
rent rooms and kitchen for $50. TR.
63I EYE ST. N.W.--Niceiy furn. 4-roonf
basemt. apt, suitable for 8 adults. sal
per week: all utilities furn. Seen By N
pointment only. ME. o567.
Evening star., 1944-07-13
HoUSlS WANTln 70 RQNr tcea,. +,

H0USlS WAN1e0 70 AeNf teeRs.) !.
THREE. WAVE OFT1CE6S desire years
s:.: :isll oSssosiis i ss,sl. s,,P Pss Pn 'lSc
bath modern. unfuinisRsS, soed condition.
Chew chase or west q i3th q. NV; pos.
sfsi'fh VII i6jsss jss'T ssoss Sss' rooms.
Nv: suburban or W.. preferred. Dox 10.
! MASTER BEDROOMS, NV. section. for
Phsas Pho ssSsssss sSssSSt d SSsS EIS.jz zt i0s .i
nouse with or 4 bedrooms at GOOD loca-
n ton in y ,virsinia. convenisnt to Psntaaon.
f0yNG NAVAL OFFICER. psrmanently
ana 10. Wish Wish s.bsdrooSm tuani:hsd Sna house sss
S;ss ',',|s, '':''; q As''sis Ss
MASTER sEioT. tret., wishes to rent q
WANTED BY ,estsblished couple. best refer
small house, screened porch. desirable loca-
peRMANHSr FER sesf 'fss5 SiSs iaa f.,
rSsdroom unfurn house @ in NV NV. or or suburbs III
Ct reasonable but not exorbitant rental.
i-REpROoM. unfurnished house. NV. Sec
ton. Chevy Chase, Bethesda or. Belle
asnsn eoanss or Rfc ana isms ro od ,
delphia: very best refs. Will appreciate fne
possession any time up TO Sept. 18th: rent
to Sl25. Phone Chestnut soho. 10.
Evening star., 1944-07-13

MISCELLANEOUS WAkrlD Gent,
tee psie.. R Sos M sssP sssPP!'ans:s s.
JEWELRY, diamonds, shotguns. cameras
ins xso sssss sasssns e,
EhwsfArERs as zssa saE sos Rs ,.r M o IL.
teiiver your accumulation please phon,
1as .na sTss: m:t.s Hsd %zsH Ss hpais s.a
ssarins S2 Has wANrsSS II iS ds nl p.s so9o 20 lbs,
sno our s0' you oe
oliver your accumulation please phone
Hishest prices paid for h9Hss rsss
saSp us' sIon .vs eaa Tesai Mo. SSss. ace JUNK co.
,ENOs-Hishest cash prices for. sninets
bands, consoles and small ,r, upriEnts pNoS q
eyubpie ey %ske esas. e type csN ~A' SAHNoN
GANONWe are looking for spinet. apt
cash ss sgsna D,ss 0ono a. slss ~ pay the
e, :sssss :,;ssr oissS' S =" Ss sSla Slsh ST's'
II sasaeIH Sia pH,c.s M pad tar .p,n.. Grand
ssiIasSs siIl "a SSsS SWaSrrp = cr.nd., .p,nst. or
phOne pes HUGO 'woRcH. iiio g st. NV.
PGMfs:. i electric, l hand; for deep wells.
sap1os. Sal e. AND ND GRAND PLANO wanted ..
ture. Please cali today Mr., GRADY; Ma, a8So,
baby in family. Alexandra 5O45. 12'
SAFE, laree, modern, freproof. Call F. H,
sATH. hn4s1si small. Nj EMILE MILE OF WASHINGTON.
.sSW,Ss iS9 Ssnp MAoaNEsW. sSs Hs n oSy Syo all
repair; hemstitchinG; butsons covered
ToASfMASTER wanted, a-slice; must bs
in good condition: RE 66i1. to 9 pm;
TOLEDO PIPE MACHINE. No. 500, to
FAMILY needs washing machine. also u
or h;p. motor: cash paid. Call sH. 81 go.
sidewalk bicycle, 8 to 9 yrs. Call CO. 5Q1s
WASHING MACHINE. Bsndix, Thor or
WANTED 10 BUY FURNITURE-3-rm.
apt. living rm,, bedrm.. kitchen. AID.