davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

the same statement OF a large
amount OF business recurs. This
company too sees a great amount
OF business in the postwar period
There will be no change in produc-
ton other than the reinstating OF
several types OF ladders, principal
ly household ladders. The latter
have been eliminated since demand
has centered on larger types. Here
II Is found that the help situation
Is good, better than year ago.
Plans Changeover
Hammond Electroplating is the
only industry that plans an almost
complete change-over from the type
OF work they are doing now. They
are producing 100 per cent for the
war effort now. but with victory
they expect TO begin immediate
processing Of plumbing parts, such
as faucet handles, slip nuts. and
shower heads Their work now Is
the making OF protective coatings
for army and navy ordnance mater.
ials, small parts for aircraft. the
salvaging OF machine parts and the
building up OF worn parts.
Since spring their employment.
situation has improved, they have
enough help and the same amount
OF business. Here too Is expected
much postwar business, with or.
ders coming in from the many who
want articles unavailable during
war time.
To Continue
Streicher Co. plans to continue
with its tool and die work after the
war, expecting too as much. or
more work than now. They have
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04
Americans Reported in
Germany Frenchn1en
Reach Nllefranche
Xmas Mailing
Date Nears

Residents who wish to send a
Christmas package to a service
man or woman who Is overseas are
reminded that all such packages
must be mailed between September
rs and October Is.
All Christmas packages carrying
an Army Post once or Fleet Post
Once address must be mailed dur
Ing that period. Each package
must not weigh over Ave pounds
and should not be more than SO
inches in length and breadth com
bined. No more than one package
a week may be mailed TO the same
serviceman.
Pointers
When you mail overseas pack.
ages during the next month, the
Post Office clerks expect to ask you
these questions:
- 10 iiiNio ahJ WillltH iialAcI III
personal correspondence Is so.
the p. o. says you should enclose
an address slip duplicating the ito
and from" on the outside OF your
package. You are allowed to write
simple dedicatory inscription on
the fly.leaf OF book, but no long
note OF letter.like proportions.
?. Is there any fragile article In
the package? You must cushion
any breakable object with crushed
newspapers or substitute.
3. Is there anything perishnble7
You cannot mail bonbons, fresh
fruit or crumbly cookies.
4. Anything inflammable or IL
quid? Matches cannot be mailed.
nor anything else infiammable. the
Z. o, warns. Not over two ounces
OF liquid can be shipped and that
must be in a completely absorbent
wrapping.
The =. o. begs you 10 tell the
truth about what's in the package.
IL you expect your service man or
woman to receive your gift.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04
Congress Today

(By the Associated Press)
Senate and House
In recess until Tuesday
Senate and House conferees con-
tinue work on surplus property dis
posal compromise 90 a. m. EWT)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

DETROIT-AP-Thirty employees
OF the Ford Motor Co Highland
Park plant have been suspended by
the company on charges OF "incit-
ing and leading a strike" The fac
tory last week was closed for three
days by the work stoppage which
made some $500 workers Idle and
threatened 10 halt all Ford air.
craft production in the area.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

INTERNATIONALLY s3,375,.
$4,000 road construction program
looking ahead TO the time when
cars and trucks, gas and tires will
again be plentiful went to the top
of Congress work sheet today. and
a logjam over other postwar pro-
posals began breaking. meanwhile,
in q spirit OF compromise.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

u. 3. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Partly clou.
dy and continued warm today.
Moderate winds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

MT. CLEMENS. Mich.-AP-Jos.
eph Kwasniewski. 41.year-old Ham.
tramck patrolman charged with
first degree murder in connection
with the Staying Of his wife, Stella.
was scheduled u be arraigned
Tuesday before a justice of the
peace.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

HELSINKI-AP- The Finnish
government announced this morn
ing that hostilities between Finland
and Russia would cease at a. m.
The cease fire order was issued by
President Carl Gustav Mannerheim
as commander-in-chief OF the Fin
nish army, a communique said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04
To Continue

Streicher Co. plans to continue
with its tool and die work after the
war, expecting too as much. or
more work than now. They have
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

See PROPERTY WRECKING-P. 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

WASHINGTON-AP- A three.
power agreement late this week on
the principles and plan for a world
security organization was predict
ed today by persons familiar with
the progress of the British-Ameri-
can.Russian talks at Dumbarton
Oaks. Most of the work has been
concerned with peaceful ways of
settling international troubles.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

WASHINGTON AP-An agree
ment designed to speed the elm
ination OF un.American discrimina.
ton" has been signed by the Presi-
dents committee on fair employ.
ment practices and the war policy
division OF the United Automobile
Workers (CIO). r. j. Thomas,
UAW.CIO president, and FEPC
Chairman Malcolm Ross announced
the agreement, the first negotiated
between the COMMITTEES and anv
union.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

LONDON-AP- Radio France In
Algiers said today the French fore
es OF the interior have set up
tribunal at Montpelier which al
ready has condemned the project
OF police and other high Vichy Off
Gals to death. Montpelier, near the
Mediterranean coast in southeast
France, was occupied by French
troops last week in their advance
toward the Spanish border from
the Riviera beachhead.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

JACKSONVILLE, Fla APP -
With labor. management and the
government cooperating the end
OF the war will signal the start OF
the greatest period of prosperity
in the nations history, President
Federation OF Labor predicted to-
day. He cautioned. however, that
labor's enemies at home" must
be overcome and that the nation
must be prepared for temporary
reverses and unemployment during
the transition from wartime to
peacetime economy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

HOLLYWOOD-AP- Bob Hope,
film and radio funnyman, is back
from his fourth wartime overseas
trip. a 30,000.mile entertainment
tour OF Southwest Pacific military
installations. Returning with him
were vocalist Frances Langford,
comedian Jerry Colonna. Patty Tho.
mas, Tony Romano and Barney
Lean. The group gave $50 shows.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

LOS ANGELES-AP-- Here is
Vicente Villamin's plan for persuad.
ing the Japanese soldier to surren.
der: Let the United States and
Britain decide to assign some suit
able islands among the thousands
in the Pacific areas where the Jap
anese who surrender could live and
build new communities after tho
war. This invitation might decide
him to give up like a good soldier
and survive like any other human
being"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

See EUROPE-Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

Los ANGELES-AP-The Navy
has disclosed a new device for res
cuing airmen downed at sea- hsr-
ness, like that OF parachute, to he
lowered from lowering blimp The
apparatus was invented by Capt
Alexander MacIntyre OF New Jer.
sey, former commanding officer ri
an airship squadron based at Santa
Ana, Calf, and 1t. Comdr James
G. Small, Tulsa, Okla, the squad
tons present executive officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
SHES al Plum
Vandenber9 May Refuse
MeNary's Senate Post &,


WASHINGTON. Marc|S6 INS)
Senate Republicans ARE expected
10 meet this week 90 eject ~ mi
nority leader 10 succeed the late
Senator McNat9-nf Oregon.
THINE top 'ligh< COP legislative
veterans beng mentioned Are:
Senator White OF Maine. SenatQr
Taft of OHIO ard Senator Nande1-
berg Of Michigan
BY seniority tnc minority lead
'erS post would go 20 Ndndenbetg
who has been fhr senate sn(e
1923. but some j. publican Sena-
tors have lnfu-aiod That Nanden4
berg does not want fhc as gn-
merit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

NAN Bur, haven Q YOU got your
nventoe'es 90 drs~ Apong N
OSTRICH Our inventories Of the
bas~ vhStrcs m Three Feathers
are constantly diminishing Were
DONG car ota 70 supply YOU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
4 DISTINGUISHED LIST

And 10 make this greatest Of all
oratorical contests. dedicated To
the great American naval hero Of
the Revolution even I-n4eTe Im-
pressive and distinRIiShedN the
governors OF SIX StHeS. vice nd
mirals and rear admirals, ashore
and al sea, L. :. senators and
representatives. mayors of prln-
cipal cities, distinguished prelates
and other clergy and eminent
leaders in the field of education
have given their enthusiastic en-
dorsement TO the competition
They are serving with Adm.
King on an honorary national
committee which is brilliant
selection Of the nation great
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

R4N Y~r 81 -rmlnis mel need
suis Three teursa Certainly Is a
Ars ~hs5ey
ogG.f Wtf sem, ferl pu, oH
% rs s1ueumes -uptsnnsnle Good
things Always So hrst. va rno,.l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
CITY LEADERS HELP

The greater Detroit advisory
committee includes GOV Kelly
Mayor JeffrIeS, Warren T.. Bow
SUPERINTENDENT of Detroit public
fchools; the Rev. r. Charles II
Cloud, president OF the University
of Detroit; Or. David II. Henry
president of Wayne University. NJ.
+. Shattuck. director of language
education division of the Detroit
Board of Education;
DR.. Rupert h. Coriright assoc
ciate director of speech m charge
OF the speech laboratory. Wayne
University. Harold b. Hughes OF
the Detroit Institute Of Technol-
ogy and Mr. Wolltord OF Lawrence
Institute OF Technology
Honorary chairman IS Adm
Ernest J. King, commander N
chief Of the United states fleet
Acceptance of the post 10y Adm
King, il is pointed out. is UMPIRE
Cedented IN war time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Specialized Medication
Quickly Makes Breathing
Easier INVITES RESTFUL SLEEP!

If YOU have a tough time getting to
sleep tonight because transient con
geSlion fills up your nose and YOU have
10 Breathe through your mouth-a
few drops of VlCKS VA-TRO-NOL
up each nostri should help YOU in
'Rrryl You can feel it bring relief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
INDICATED POWDER
40 YEAR FAV0RITE

with thoussn ds pf iau lPs. est relieves
itchlng irritation oim,nor skn rashesr-
baby sdiapef rash. spunkieon Mersonn'
ne soothing. medIcatcd powder contain
ing ingredients maay specialists i'"h frf-
onsraen5 Costs little Demand Me1sana-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
GIVES GRAND RE IEF
1G1F4S ifyour nose gets
2STuFFED UP TONIGHT

Results are usually so good be9ause
Na-tTo-nol relieves congestion. cor
reefs abnormal dryneSS. makes breath
ing casicr-and 50 helps promote good,
refreshing sleep ENJOY THE COMFORT
vA-TRo-NoL BRINGS - tonight if you
need il. Use as dlrected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
w. Honor Roll
- Official Casualty List

w.. 49, y
-rs for 1ch-ln us issued by government MOST
a., kn have h.on notified
WAR PRISONERS ~ GERMANY
Nolc >7Sct IaNrcncc- ~ SYLVIA Wolfe. wife $50 J. 5u,u4
VISTA ii.t.'tnt Fa' r.
Chapmab Il a. HaTSId- Rcirhcl I'd, IL. ired-Nls
Miss FLORENCE C1tunau. Ruth +, RcchcL Vo'h,I
SISTER, lou'Hc ft" lf"
koleckI "a It ~tauIe,-Is- Nrrberg 1t NIoriu-
r.ln. kpp... brother, John NDrb.rl tafhtf
54lN Mitchell Detroit. Gjnd Rapids.
NNRINF WOUNDED
Ia,katj> Pfc Dale lts ~ 0le ia>NatI> mother Nasno
NAVY MISSING
Huntingdon Fe,tucians Mate 70 IenHie Mrs I.s M
Iur. '0..r $50 So. Forest Detroit.
ARMY VOL \DFD
central Pacific Area
knluch Tfr Iohn--loo Ivo- No,nk, Pie Ed"ari-NlIs.
.-4rl father AIuIa Marie NuNak. mOntr. ka-
Niau>cr Ptc. EdVard->i~, .I'N''
Ann Wade Trend }sl5 Whitehead P,t. Earl 1oIn
MONTGOMERY. Detroit Whitehead. father. DVo,>0.
European Area)
NicGurer I'd II NIaon-Air rhema MCGrurcr Wife Athens.
Mediterranean Area
Ireh> PVT. ChahcNIs Lofty Pgets. mother l'l- tcrn,
RosaIO.k.
lSouth0cs Pacific Area
Perkins kenneth Mrs Editn Perkins mother plymouth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

Order War Stamps dCIiNcred
To YOUR home by Your Detroit
Times carrier.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
/ ROOMS fVRN.--liaFlAxese fcesf. \

AO0WSS rVAsSs~--sN0saAW0~ VOONNst
DuroNT CIeII1 1910 2l.t g. nv
share ss.S ., l,,rEs beautiful wsil.isfnished room
esth bath With shower; closets; no drinking;
issa vEaMoST AVE. N.w.--cool. desir-
electric fan: an sss mo-; 8 Il reknss Ss LADY
b6wfNHTNo6wN. 7sa 18th st. n.w.--roveiy
front rnn, ideal for 2; private entrance;
DUPONT CIRCIE--Nice double or single;
twin or double beds; best transp- bus and
ssai ssas III EILioTrT OF ST. s.w.-Larss priv.t.
4S nj sT. N.M.--Iarse light housekeepins
rm.; furn. stove and cleo. refrgr.; $50 mo
ssss KALoRAMA RID. N.w.--sinsle. dou.
BILE: 2 girls to share: cool. convenient
adjacent bath: reasonable. OR. 1920.
ITO u ST., Apt. 1o6-SinGic bedroom
i LARGE ROOM with with SUM- sunporch. X Ys next Il
Inc: unlimited phone. o1. sa6f0 4s06. '''e -
two Windows; hot water. sSsnsf: ss.5t
across FROM STATE DEPr.-sinsl,
lurn room. next to bath and shower, 81
MI. iIEAsANTsinssie. Ind a. ool. ess lar isrse
eools windows next bath, shower. co
I'm. Iii aissT sSIrk. private bath. IN exclus,v,
GIG sa''i1sH IONGPELIoW PI.Iss ST. r. NWAt,raet,v w.
room, twin beds cool. clean, unlim. phone
s9as seaS EucsfD sIsnsR sT IT, NMslsinsle ssl room !,
private Eentile home for gentleman: clos
to l4th ST; car and 18th st. bus.
22l1 @ ST. N.W.--Extra large, well furn
ished room on Dupont Circle; also smalle
l double June r. A.
Evening star., 1944-06-01

matte sss 81 heat. ,as iceees sra sS shady
East nasP Pines. ,e sS Phone '1 uN $3.50 % o'iu as'
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB, in Arlington
Furnishsd 81 7sroGT % brick Colonial q he'd bed
ssRBRoSM Miab s5sS psaHn MousR in e chess chase
furnished. for July and August: $50 per
month. No. realtors. Call OR. 1888.
ARLINGTON. Lyon village. June 15 to
COMPLETEIY FGRN. private home. Du-
pont Circle neighborhood, June Is, Sept
MSpkRS S PdrSG% SRooa 1an aosE M a. e3as q. sum
mer: insulated. 400 Buchanan st. NV.
IA: 20io after 4 pm.
provements. corner lot: near shopping CEN
ter. on bus line; good residential section:
apple st.. chevy Chase, Md. Call Rock
JUNE JUN 'sa' TO SEPT. .--Air-conditioned.
completely furn., artistic log cabin. 8
sos RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.@Employed
Govt. lady viii share her 6-room. we'll
3-BEDROoM HOME. near Fort Beivoir or
Fort Hunt. 8 mi. south Alexandria; S75.
G1 gnNE lnfIssSe II To sSFs ssfT is Mass ave sec
tion--Most attractively furn.. bedrooms,
2 baths. living room, dining room. kitchen,
flagstone TERRACE, screened porch. garden.
Gear garage: S275 per mo. EN-. 4421
DELIGHTFULLY COOL. furnished house,
Chevy Chase, D. c.. for mos. Call
MADISON AND N. n, AyE.-cool seaut.
location; Groom mod. detached home. 3
bsdrms;; baths, secr. rm.: June 15-sept.
EAST PINES, .2-bedroom house. for July
and August: miles from Capitol; $50
month. Phone Union O437.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished home in one Of
Washingtons finest residential areas. 8
bedrooms, 2 baths, recreation room, at
tractive grounds Available for months
at rental of $3.50 monthly. Please call
Mrs. McFayden, RIA. 1927.
SEVERAL furnished houses for summer
months. and years lease, from S1s5 up.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
EN-. 1900, until 8 PM, 3403 Conn Ave.
ARLINGTON, 1925 18th ST So
Six large rooms with sleeping porch,
complete furnishings and accessories Con-
yenient to Pentagon and Navy. Annex.
One block from Ridge road bus. Available
July and August Call ia 1524-J
Evening star., 1944-06-01
APARTMENIs FURNISHES.

3-ROoM APT. from June to August 2
nnsw, Sc. section. on Pa. ave; S75. AT
WANTED GIRL TO SHARE APT. with :
N. .1,.n.;a St. ,oss ne: APT Apt IOs. Telephoon'
GIRI 70 1s 1saARE ATTRACTIVE s-room apt.
all utilities included. unlimited phone: S2E
F%o slG npAa4MENfs ish 81 Ts Vacant ns2 aecommo
Mrs; EgsIston: pu. o747.
near Car,tol, 5000 per week. Call OR
gfaGs fakoSa sstoFs FAh8Po TX an employed couple nc
sria rstsr s 4so asR sfaer enP Ss'D pm e'e'
Govt. bldss.; $3.50 Another. $50. Furn
c0MfLETELy eeasf Sas ~ FuRR fsS St. rooms a. out,
side; on car and bus line; possession i'm
@ssitss ss iSsS sf ca Pc Ssan .p street
Z employed adults; $40. 0 ~ 'A'
and sink, icebox, semibath; adults. 4ssS
Ys ISIS GoGiGMBIA RID. N.w.-Attrac. studio
shSRSHToWNs rooms. Sa XII kitcsenette s9s and
bath, linens, dishes, silyerware and Frigid-
fdaff sna n2 ss gs's $50 ays M nW wa
Newly decor, entire 1st f., rms; suit
ssie ssae 3; sq govt. girls; la,n MI sass;
large s,J ID rooms. kitchen. h. w. small porch;
ssYBLET June 1s-sept. Is. nicely furn.
s 6ssR 'o2e'f 9S6Sa se' LAnF bF 1ss psss
share share room: twin beds, In large, yeey cool
bFauTirGIHYK fass rra iRisK FAN s No
room, bedro0m djnette kitchan hoth,
S;s SoHb!e exposure in ali rooms; modern
slds oa .,,, good g transp owner leaving city
ss5 S f phons ns ST. fhdFsp s54
l2c j dsI; dsTe; si7s 5stha ave. Capitol Heissts'
4sss NEBRASKA AVE. NV. block Conn.
asves;-Exeeslalent seller transp.; private home.
%xSTkR' Sssas semssn; s!; q or 20. 90 to sh.r. 2;
SfrRzSfvEfIxs sse RzesaE3 fsss rSRS fsS Ar bedroom
sas sSysG fsRsa pssR aesoS sos
bath. inclosed sleeping porch, unlimited
phone: heat, light and gas furnished. no
T.HStaISS s90 mS brick bungalow
nice yard; serviceman's wife wants to
wnmer share hsme en- with employed couple or
nins water, IS window eiec. f0sii sriil fan and
10 minutes downtown by streetcar; for 8
girls: $2h each. DE. 1886.
WILL EXCHANGE furnished 1-room
bachelor apt. with private bath in modern
New Hampshire ave. apartment house be-
low T ST., rental $42.50 monthly for $50
l-room apartment, furn., or unfurn, in
modern NV. apartment building. Must be
cool. Phone MI. 1858, Ext. S06, after
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO RIM. AND KIT
Modern furn., Frigidaire, near G. W., one
lady. restricted, $1G50 wk. Inquire 213S
2, RMS. kitchen and private bath, fur
nished. 643 X st. ne. Man and wife pre-
feIred; no children.
OF St, n.w.--A lovely English 2-rn. apt:
everything furnished
STUDIO APT. with kitchen, dinette, bath
8, sos Flower ave. Takoma Park, Md.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
MIscELIANEous wAhreD

DTlss snd max. Box ssS-H. .lst; Star. s'a'e
a aDn4SG atss aSn,S MAGHs salc typswr AZ kinds
ANTIQUE we sEwEikY. k' silxer. we ID diamonds.
ns We pay cash sehiers. nseH af afr ets dspas nT
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture:
moving carefully: storage. IA. 1897. /. -
csh 4ds nGp psofS ssns sap0s: .s:
CLoTHING@Hignest prices I paid for or men EN-
nssd @ cl1otshins 1t 5ermsn.s lI&2 l&2 7th st. NV.
CIoTaiNG-settere eysr prices wIa paid sat ior men.
EansRH ri sass HS|Rs.sSs 1PsD syss Wlil sali;
the. Homes Of the Great" Must be res
s11nab1s 81 nH. good cendition: Call MI. $3.50. :
RdI IIEcTEIc e. Ref EsttrIgsrator i sssat foot viii
FAN heusshoid % eiectric wa Wanted. He EN- phone as
FL fhiGiSsAiRE. good condition, wanted at
fass ss eass BE- es csl eDf4 81 4sss be-
tween W and 3 pm: or write 6o3 18th st.
FURNITURE, brle.a -prac, CHINA, eIassware
sS,ss: Dass csl aarra9 TsyloT hsansss ssas 'ash
EuRN. in good clean condition stoves
EHEnitaTs F2IpMnr,y Co. 1923 H st; ne. TR. 1922.
Sses cash prcss shn M
time RE. 1904. ewes. ME. S3I7. liz @
FURNITURE-Rugs, elec. refgr., washing
saS For best ST. r.sS
any time, Trinidad 4e75. 2.
FURNITURE and household effects OF the
rsdio. grand piane sns and sO ehina
FURNITURE and, household goods Of all
ssH isg s1sa sSss after F'Sf:a
& soJs sssd,5S esss '1i 9f 75sS %S.s
hand Or electric Phone cH. 1857. 7.
sna mems coRns saGdfun HdHEs
.sis Hss zMeie. as7 B NV NE slis
Phone Union ssao S0Sfr Or Wa x eGac 1917 '0na'i0h
MANGLER. electric, cylinder type; ex-
Woadley SRaags fsF sss practically new
Ssbsst npIst CASH oE sTand pFss s viii pay
PIANoSi am looking for or0a' good sp4net
for S5 sssne sRsr DisnS cs EM Ml gg gay high price
small apartment upright or grand. Phone
sssg! gsss' Ris ss ssns s
RADIOS And GRAND PIANO wanted at
turs; Please cali today Mr., Grady, Ma. $3.50.
RADIOS. any make. table models only:
win ns call WI Metropolitan acg, Radio Co 5i7
RiGERAToR-Private party will pay
cash for good box. Mr.. Miller, FIR. 2IOO
REFRIGERAToR, for cash Call RE. g4I3
REFRIGERAToR. electric; urgent. Call
SEWING MAGHalSSEIs-ws M, !,a1ISI buy all types;
SINK = Left hand drainboard, 1-piece
SLIDE. playsround. syq nadef medium dunn sized, for
shlaasMs sfEaMER ca TRuNk M 4gss approxImately 80 in
long, strong and in good condition. Phone
WI. 1924 after 5 pm. -
STOP WATCH-3 sec. or / min. type
nxfard Mgst siys nyso perfect service, Phone
TRAILER, one horse, good condition. Call
WasaiSSeGi MACHINE boys, You know
WASHING MACHINE urgently needed.
WAsHiNG Ns Hs6neia Machine, CHINE Bendix preferred
SH 05fe of f9on Psiss sss
WASHING MACHINE, late model, Bendix
or Spinner type, in excellent condition
Will pay good price. IL 5905.
sood eanaton " Win pay su cash. T. rlsss5s cH sss
WANTED, w small radios. Call after g.
PRIvATE R E PARTY wants electric refr,x.r-
opE sPor eAsHl lsf pHoSE p4 g3S DSpN aN
M n1s5 pBFFR BETWEEN 10 AM AND 8 EN-
CASH FOR DIAMONDS AND OLD GOLD
Evening star., 1944-06-01

FOREIGN cORRESPONDENT seeks FUR
nished IA room apt, kitchen, in uuiet
NV. section. near TRANSPORTATION DOWN
town; child home week ends only. Phone
TWO nkITisH women ofhcers desire apt.
Connecticut ave or vicinity, June 18TH. or
after. Cali WO. $500, Ext. sos, after
I Nan T AND WIFE want turn. apt. with pvt.
bath; preferably NV. Conn. ave, 18th or
bE rasn ssss ss Tia Ext Dss sss. @ io 70 a & JsHs
TWO GIRLS wish to snbiet l-bedrm. furn.
apt. for summer mos. or LONGER; NV. sec.
T%Ho.sE6iooM TSH .sIh sSea unfurnishsd apartment.
NV. section, by refined adults 30. 70
iS xiS coSfs oSa IGa1k GExkcdTivE or bedrooms
furn. S125: unfurn;: baby z; nv oniy;
need ig2msdisteiy ESS aes-K; d.ssI.s ssss fr.
nisj1ed n i 81 unfsirn. bscheior spt.s in modern
2 ARMY WIVES, husbands overseas, desire
tqF dnr.ticn snfrInisnsd ,pt X ,earas ams
NAVAL OFFICER and wife would ike fur
nished apt for summer months. in NV
UNivR.sfTY UIaNsii1vHRe.sfTfY fkoFEssoa's s W1fFE. alone
for the duration. wants one or two room!
asnes nos over
9 month; lower NV. or Georgetown. Boz
SSfxv7yi Sf7i eod1!fiicEE and wife xant compIstsly
sTATE e DafASrmfNT IN HsSpr OFF SarIciAI a wishes
sasnss da srelr
be within Soc taxi zone. Box look, Star.
sUBLET FURN. 2-3-BEDROOM APT
Westchester, Kennedy-Warren or similar
assa.nasss ass nn 'ssSl0a W sss ss.onsl VIE sr0wn
CoLORED, 3 sisters, desire Furnished AT.
to accommodate them, In NV. section.
North 22SS between 10 an. and pm: