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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
Tdfeyama Naval Base Is Taken Over as Occupied
 Areas Increase
SUICIDE SQUADS ARE
 THWARTED BY EMPEROR
Epide mic of Surrenders Coniinue-MCArthur
 Soon 10 Move
By LEONARD MILLIMAN
Associated Press War Editor)


 Unarmed Americans wandered through the streets of Tokyo today while occupation forces famed out through POO miles south of the capital and reached across Tokyo Bay to begin taking over the Ta- teyama Naval Base.
 Expressionless masks and occasi- onal friendly gestures of Nipponese in their own capital and occupied areas was in sharp contrast with new horror stories told by 1,500 prisoners of war so far freed from the Tokyo area.
 The incoming flood of heavily armed airborne troops and the out- pouring of starved and beaten pris- cners steadily increased without waiting for the epidemic of sur renders scheduled to follow signing of Japan's formal capitulation aboard the Battleship Missouri Sunday tSaturday night in the United States. Japanese conn., manders in China, Indo-China, the Philippines, and Truk are among those who have arranged formal surrender for the next few days.
 Rubbel And Ashes
 Somberly- -clothed Japanese looked curiously at Americans who pre- ceded occupation troops into the Japanese capital Like Yokohama, Tokyo had few bomb craters, al- though the downtown area was devastated. Fire bombs had swept out the paper houses, left concrete buildings and brick chimneys stand- ing amid ashes of the ruined city.
 Gen. MacArthur, now military ruler of Japan, soon will move his headquarters from Yokohama to the American Embassy in Tokyo.
 His move will follow, at an un- announced time, the arrival Satur- day (f7riday afternoon U. s. Time) of major units of It. Gen. Robert L. Eichelbergers Eighth Army, which will take over the Tokyo area.
 No Love Fer Defeat
 The Eighth will land at Yoko- hama, already occupied by members of the Eleventh Airborne Division which landed yesterday at Atsugi Airfield. and at Tateyama. near the tip of the Peninsula separating Tokyo Bay from the ocean. A company of Marines moved into Tateyama today to prepare for their arrival.
 Many Japanese expressed relief that the war was over but they had no love for defeat or an alien army on their sacred islands. Stories were told of plans by the Kamikaze (suicide) Corps to shoot down the Emperor's surrender emis- saries to MacArthur. a plot said to have been thwarted by the Em- peror himself.
 Minesweepers Busy
 The work went on for busy American minesweepers clearing Tokyo Bay. now an American lake pock-marked by wreckage of the Imperial Navy, which saw the war end with only one undamaged first line ship to it's name-the Cruiser Sakawa
 The Yokosuka Naval Base. once the proud guardian of approaches to Tokyo. is being developed as a shore station for Admiral Halseys Third Fleet and attached British units.
 Occupation will spread to south- ern Japan next Monday when Gen. Walter Kruegers Sixth Army vet erans of New Guinea and the Philippines start moving into Kyushu Island
 Chinese troops moved into Ham kow. long the invaders base in Central China, and started down the road to Hanoi, capital of Indo- China
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
NEGRO RAILROAD WORKER STABBED
 ABOARD STEAMER
Alaska Puts Back Into Kef- ehikdn to Discharge
 Murder Suspect

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Aug. 31- Joe Tex" Brown, 45, local bar tender, was charged yesterday with first degree murder growing out of the death by stabbinc of Leo Will Hams, g, Negro, aboard the Steamer ...laska a few hours. after it headed north from here.
 Investigating authorities reported Williams was enroute to Anchorage to work on the Alaska Railroad and that the stabbing followed a dice game.
 Passengers arriving in Juneau aboard the Alaska this morning report that the ship was about three hours out of Ketchikan when the fracas occurred. The Alaska put back into Ketchikan to turn Brown over to the federal authori- ties.
 Much excitement aboard the steamer followed the staying which took place in the steerage quarters. According to stories spread here, Brown followed the Negro victim to the latter's bunk to wind up an argument that had started with the dice game. The knifing came about soon after.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
sKAGWAY WOMEN HERE

Mrs. c. E. Feight and Beatrice Failow arrived here aboard the Princess Norah from Skagway and are guests at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
PUGH AND PERRY HERE

J. s. Pugh and s. E. Perry, of Belmont, Calif., arrived on an in- coming Pan American Clipper from Seattle and are guests at the Bar anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
The W ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON

((ED. NOTE = Secretary of the Interior Ickes, in contribut- ing a guest column to Drew Pearson, sent him the follow ing letter in typical Ickes vein: vein)
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ASP IN JUNEAU

Sam Asp has arrived in Juneau from Tenakee on an incoming AL aska Coastal plane and is guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
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MILDRED TmsoN HERE

Mildred Tilson arrived on an incoming Alaska Airlines plane from Sitka and is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
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SWANSON HERE

c. E. Swanson, of Petersburg, has arrived here and is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
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MARY HOKE HERE

Mary Bonita Hoke has arrived here via Woodley Airways from Anchorage. and is guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
MRS. sALZMAN ARRIyEs

Mrs. F. A. Salzman, of White horse, is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
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DREW IN TOWN

E. M Drew, of Seattle, is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
By HAROLD L. ICKEs
Secretary of the Interior)

WASHINGTON When I was asked to contribute a column in order that Drew Pearson might have a vacation, I accepted in my
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
ROBERTS N TOWN

J. E. Roberts, of Seattle, is a i guest at the Baranof Hotel
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AIRB0RNE FORCES SWARMlNC ON JAPAN
B JULIE TINS

YOKOHAMA - It. Gen. Jona- than Wainwright, liberated hero of Corregidor, reached here tonight and on landing on Japanese soil de- clared that the shoe is on the other foot"
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THURSDAYS GAMES American Leaguel

New York, T; Boston, 1. Cleveland, 4 Chicago, f. tTie). (Only games playedD.
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foot"
 OTTAWA - The wartime speed limit of 40 miles an hour was re- voked today in Canada. A govern ment spokesman. however, request ed motorists to continue driving at reasonable speeds as a way of saving tires and cars.
 WASHINGTON-Americas change over from wartime habits went ahead today with close down order for one of the big wartime govern ment agencies-the OWI. President Truman told the Office of War h. formation to go out of business September IS.
 WASHINGTON = Declaring i've must have the draft as an anchor to the windward,' Capt. H. G. Hop wood, Personnel Officer, joined with the Army and Navy and also Presi- dent Truman for continuance of the draft service.
 WASHINGTON -- The Navy an- nounced today it would continue to make flight training availah,e to IT and 18-year-old high school grad uates or students in their last sem ester of high school or secondary school.
 ROME Countess Edda Ciano, daughter of the late Benito Mus solini and widow of Count Galeazzo Ciano, was handed over to the Ital- ital Ministry of the Interior today by Allied authorities. She had been turned over to Allied authorities at Chiasso by the Swiss Government yesterday.
 WASHINGTON Gov. Edward Martin of Pennsylvania told the Senate Finance Committee today the States are opposed to any bill or plan designed to Federalize the administration of unemployment insurance"
 SAN FRANCISCO = Tokyo radio said today the formal surrender of Japanese forces in China would be signed at Ranking September 6.
 LOS Barbara Hutton, thrice married dime store heiress, has been granted a divorce from Cary Grant in a brief hearing at which the British born film actor did not appear.
 WASHINGTON = United States submarine sank 69 enemy vessels during the last three months of the war, raising the total for the war to 1,256, the Navy announced.
 WASHINGTON-The first major break in the Navy's point system for demobilization came today in an order reducing the number of points required by naval aviators for re- lease to A. All other male reserve officers need 49 points.
 WASHINGTON-Civilian airports taken over by the armed forces will be returned as soon as it is estab-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
Pacific Coast Leaguc)

IFaCI1IC IUaSt LtasucT Los Angeles, 3; San Francisco, 1. Hollywood, 5; Oakland, 2. Sacramento, 5; Seattle. 4. Portland, 6; San Diego, l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON = Declaring i've must have the draft as an anchor to the windward,' Capt. H. G. Hop wood, Personnel Officer, joined with the Army and Navy and also Presi- dent Truman for continuance of the draft service.
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WASHINGTON-Americas change over from wartime habits went ahead today with close down order for one of the big wartime govern ment agencies-the OWI. President Truman told the Office of War h. formation to go out of business September 15.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
WASHINGTON .

WASHINGTON -- The Navy an- nounced today it would continue to make flight training availat,e to IT and 18-year-old high school grad uates or students in their last sem ester of high school or secondary school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31

OTTAWA - The wartime speed limit of 40 miles an hour was re- voked today in Canada. A govern ment spokesman, however, request ed motorists to continue driving at reasonable speeds as a way of saving tires and cars.
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National League)

Pittsburgh. 6; Chicago. 4. (Only game played.
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WASHINGTON-Civilian airports taken over by the armed forces will be returned as soon as it is estab- lished they are no longer needed.
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sEATTLE-Four hundred pounds

SEATTLE-FOuf Hunufeu pOuIIuS of rare rose oil, one of the first commercial airline express ship ments from Russia, passed through here yesterday on it's way to New York The shipment was consigned to the Amtorg Trading Corporation, New York, and was picked up at Fairbanks, Alaska, by PAA Clipper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Gov. Edward Martin of Pennsylvania told the Senate Finance Committee today the States are opposed to any bill or plan designed to Federalize the administration of unemployment insurance"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31

WASHINGTON = United States submarine sank 69 enemy vessels during the last three months of the war, raising the total for the war to 1,256, the Navy announced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31

WASHINGTON-The first major break in the Navy's point system for demobilization came today in an order reducing the number of points required by naval aviators for re- lease to A. All other male reserve officers need 49 points.
Evening star., 1945-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDIONS, any size or description,
highest cash prices. Call MIR. FARREN,
ADDING MACHs.. cALcULAToRs, type
writer's. Office equip, any kind; high price.
Eyes, Sun: CO; 1925: wkdays., DI. 1872.
AIR, IR,CoNDITJoNER. fans and washing
e. - syes5; eo re 0Ttsss qss7 paid Call
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture;
contents OF apt; or houses. at onse 6. We DC
BEDRooM ssrefqy SiGTpsf living
brio : a. : brac, antiques and good china,
wanted at once. viii buy any amount.
PI9xe Plesse csll today. Mr.; GRADY NA sssa
pS5ns s5 9n h With pss1 Il g'ss Tx 1885,
Ext; 1890, before pm. TO-
CAMERAS, photo equipment. both amateur
PHoTo SUPPLY sos ' 7th tiIss St. NV. NV tnr. F.
eashi frsae! 0 srennsr eneD s1s c3ose senns ave-
cLorHINGsset,e1 sp prices PAID "a for sV men. =
81 1Se' esss Sne oDen Hsse sves win S s.l u " u"
IS S!fss'H'I ssSSaaAs a:S sysi isS VII r. j.
mems. women's and children's Clothing
and shoes; Call MORRIS CLOTHING
cRYsFAtsFoS IS eS' prices ICES fea ss prisms s and
crystal chandeliers. CHI 1896.
DIAMONDS-Before you sell diamonds or
diamond icy lewsirg gg,,g get our o offer Highest
npiIlHsMoNps GoLS = aishest Sts Cash a. Diics,
sflf sRTHuR IN MARREL TX 0 a4o elofe ss' you 'eA
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. Call Oxford
ffffss Fiji sNeaay NeeaaasyENEr, areproot; Or 5 draw
so7s. s.; .e''ef SIZE Can MR. DiSkiS' NO.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

a43I MONROE ST. NE. = Double bed
room, inner-spring mattress. dressing room,
adj bath; S35 for !, $50 for 2; kit.
Nth ee seT Ssn be oee kit smp
Frigidare and private bath; adults only:
$45, mo. 7l9 9th st. NV. Apt. 10.
spot' s5o6 18Th n sT. NV Govt. girls to share
with another girl, Groom. ktchenette,
diTnsstte bath apt S%0 eaos of CO. 70 oo
;3-room apartment with another. Call Ii.
1910 after Il Sunday; weekdays after
TWO YOUNG GIRLS to share newly furn.
apt. $50: RA. 7l3s. 93 Hawaii ave. ne.
GOVT GIRL to share new, new beau beautifully
venient transportation downtown. Box
aoRooM aoRtaj i'fF fFFuRN. APT. for rent. $50 mo.
440l Macarthur blvd. NV. EN-. 660S.
bath apt. with other; cooking facilities;
TWO GIRLS, share with another girl, sep
arate. beds, apt No. 3; S25 ca. l!27
fssiiu 1881 EUcLiD ST. NV; Apt. 1os-Girl,
SRsF; 4p dssar,.d cs pS 5sss maG
ern facilities, laundry privileges; empl.
adults: S75 mo. sol Park I'd. NV. RIA.
! OR GIRLS: beautiful apt. use Of
phone; $50 each. sol Park I'd. NV. RA'
RESPONSIBLE AMBITIOUS GIRL. 10 to
%, share large 1-rm. modern air-condition-
ed apt. 2120 18th ST.. S35, Immediate
oecupancy' character refs. DU. 6ooo' Ext.
CoLoREDNTwo girls to share furnished
apt. with ANOTHER glrl: $3.50 ca. wk. 57 r
st. ne. HO. G22S.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTIoNKWe VIII buy your
home today or sell 10 cash clients waiting
4 5s n'rsf sa2f s1es 81 S:
WE CAN SELL your mouse We can ssss
ssoh ssp} 3faS 7 ss' Rss}sa@s:
yinz AaE eI elh LIE buyars s qaeT or real
US for honest appraisals as Of todays
market and for agcf aSs sale pes Tsn van
{ { E wAPf5 bi ca Ss4s 9ss4 i4'h St NV Wash.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its tplI
value today Our GDpson R9oxs3ae entails WM a. o0 l.
fsgNDFas ss7 bI f0 6i5 lNf 1915 Ks'0ss
worth or Brightwood, regardless Of eondl-
ton: fiee appraisal. D. j. oCoNNoS'
IL Wk PAY PAY ALL Cash for ne. and, and Sc E
PFSnfEss %f4 5Sg 9gick tf sstenen'sr Il rR
DIRECT FROM owNER. small togn
house under SIS, 900 in Georgetown, 1sth
ST.. Dupont Circle or Capitol Hill. NO.
CASH for to 10 room brick OF frame.
81 45os 2T Me eve5 no and dsiaEs Sun CT Sh 1885,
WILT vhfnis puncHAsE iu5iA from owner for cash or
3 bedroom house prefer NV secfion'
Top o PRiCE for your house in D c. or
Silver Sprlns. EXPERIENCED SdlesIleu VII
render efficient service. STROUP REALTY
s2 Sc, 3SI &:I &c HoMEs iEs NEkpf6MHsye HHfeH cash
spNITE Ffs REPY aPpEas5 co EH a2'6 6as4
PRIVATE PARTY is interested in purchas-
Ing 3 to nearby Wash. houses for m
veStment, and make own repairs Terms
cash No dealers, please. Glebe 62ol.
COLORED. Sc, near House OF Represent
atives once Building stons, and d, bricE sasf
refg;, large basement. garage, with storase
space: good home. extra apt. or rooms:
price; 81 900; ,5 terms calI s.ed l. J. s Ms
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE in any sec
ton of the city. We have been bullding
and selling houses IN the District OF Co
,unlbia for many years and We are probably
better qualified to handle your property for
you, If you wish quick and sstE sssatsiEsfactory
results. call A. H. Parker, Ia. 366S or RA.
1860. ]. B. TIFFEy & SON. 316 Kennedy
sELIING YOUR HOME: Call US, for
prompt results, appraisal without oblisa-
ton DIXIE REALTY CO.. 1417 st. NV.
HILLCREST, Takoma, nearby Va. and Nd.
homes are. urgently requested a cash
buyer at top market price awaits your
dns. listing With With this ees e. e Dh9pe h5Fs
st, Realtor. National 0f03.
Evening star., 1945-04-09
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NICELY, furnished rms. for. young ladies,
excellent trans. unlim. phone, laundry
VACANCIES for young people: walking
distance: well-balanced meals; $3S per
Ifos % ~H 18th ST. N.W.-oirls, single beds
in nice room with windows; SAT each per
IVA MASS. AVE. N.w.-Young lady to
share large room, adjoining Bath; S44
5116 7th ST. N.W.-Single room. next to
BATH. private gentle. home; meals op-
tional; SOB; room and breakfast, S35.
1926 18th ST. NV. - Newly decorated
double room, S42 so each; also singles
THss1!fhi TMREE MEALS 4afls A DAY except sunday 2
meals Sunday, S32 month. 2114 18th st
FRONT ROOM, twin beds. beautifully fur
nished; girls, $50 each; convenient trans
portation. 5025 7th pl. NV. o.
SINGLE BEDS for = girls or couple. -pri-
vate "a bath; $52 mo. each. 1406 10Th
i73i n. H. AVE. N.w.-vacancies for 3
young ladies' in high class, modern. we'll
furnished guesthouse;, private bath; fooe
above average; handsome dining room 1
walking distance or good transportation
ROOM for one man: family of, adults
1925 18th st. ne: $5 week; meals II De.
sired: bus at door AID, 1869. 81
Evening star., 1945-04-09
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

DUPONT CIRCLE, 2Iol n St., Apt. Z: twin
3eGrm,; s., .p1 TsiEing Ma dlSStaneeiU Us U sac; ,
issi s3h s. cofGMBiA fiFifa An kb SS9V SWMen $3.50
forRs 6tds oataE AD 48s6 c9r showers; COM
1903 18th ST. N.W.-Desirable end d.
1fSn: S RGGs fnss m PL a Swafse PAN 3n' oSiet SR VIZ
closet, semipvt bath; chw; man; refer
snsss' lss SEw SIS NH aAMPsHisf sfPss1iffsf AVE- NV
Single room. 3rd f.: man only; SIS wk.
HOME for businessman. Chevy Chase. near
downtown: als conysnicnces; si4 per week
2Iis o. ST: N.W:wshare rm. for rirL
S$s3 s5s3 VI Hsth pH 81 nv. M. Young woman to
Sa Fe 6 front o6oF0 9Th M M sHohs s5o ss sutSaS
asiS iS wRo6DhRa 4 lRS sPhaaS Ph. N.w-oentlemen
tTin-bed Toom En semEprivate bath, unlim
40. 14th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn. single
rooms; reasonably priced; maid service;
1tSm lSif EYE 81 e ST: S.w-1se. (247 So. fto ard
be shared with elderly couple. Light house
fsssns sos PsFmtsa ST. N%sse sRe Nome young 81
and women: 81 week with meals, $4 week
1OlS TN Sl.-DOuDle IOoIn LOT glrlS;
on express bus line; gentle home; SIS
each per week. RA 2S10.
WANTED-Couple. refined and honest. to
look after rooming house near Government
Printing Office; rooms furnishd; very
little work. Write Box 140-L. Star. o.
COLORED. 2S19 18th st. n.w.-Employed
man to share room with another man.
Employed ladies to share rm. with single
beds: rent. So weekly. Call after 1 pm.
CoLoRED-12O7 Park rd. NV, Apt. 1o1
Large room for refined Govt. employed
couple or 2 girls; .conv to transp.: So wk.
each. Call AID. 4249 after pm.
COLORED-.321S 18th. st. NV. Nicely
furn. room for 2 girls; home privileges; S5
week each; close to transp.. co, e464.
Portable rooms for single. and married
persons, "a so and SIS weekly AID. 596S,
NO. 7044. PARK ROAD HOUSING CO..
COLORED-507 Bird st. n.w.-Rooms for
girls to share, home privileges, SO ca.
isso coRcoRAN ST. N.w.-Nicely fur
sished room sa for employed colored couple;
SoL6sEDs1sss lath NV, Apt. 1ol, ,
ea"S eas 1--WE 1--WE ioSii rS;"iieeee. " No 1899. ~
COLORED-772 Hobart, pl n.w:-Large
front room. for employed couple, So week.
T1esGs9 ~ sGGSkinsn snu cal otter and all day
Evening star., 1945-04-09
WANTEp tcont.I i

FURNITURE, pric-a-prac. china, glassware.
p4ss. asa cs aUsR hshsss sae1 sss
ftEsTrSR# si &. ssiisa Mt I'D s.Siss
home; Also want eombins alton radio ems spd
aRa6y, sEsaf oisao' sSs seIS, SIe'ss call TO-DAY MR.
FFuRNiTURE-f need used furn. to furnish
prses MoRRg FeGnns rhsN rok S e5
FURNITURE, in good, clean condition
j; e, FURN. Co. 1853 ii St; ne. TR: i05s:
ee kHN sfhEeeo Ne s 'ewss years. at psy easa
aannEs ar Press ss4 s1g saw bench saw air
MUSICAL NsTRGMENTs-Highest cash
PRICES KITS, 1880 g st; NV. ,
9RsFk az huKSERS RsnaSlic wH5seS gseS Deleo' Call MIR
all controls and tank 5or house
PmoNOGRAPH, portable, with or without
radio, r wanted nte.l for servicemah's birthday
PIANo-We are looking for spinet, apart
ef the hshest dnss Cash hf price. da. s4e5 WI" pay
s!ASs san5ss esaPsnslys usssss sa
PIANOS wanted; grands, uprights and
player pianos wanted. highest cash prices
weekdays. or Sunday and ewes. Wo. $3.50.
small grand piano Phone GE. .s952.
plANoa am lS1Kins , ior Soed spinst ,o OF
sithsa sTanq 0lan0 ca EN- Mi als Ray high price '0'
tricycle.. OR. $500. ''''
PIANO. need spinet. small apart
ment upright or a grand; will pay cash
PhSRs PnSNos sm WANTED ssh orands spinsss aete o,
uprr.nts: highest cash prices paid. Write
or phone pUGO WORCH. ITO @ st. NV
PRIVATE PARTY wants electric refrisera-
tor, vacuum cleaner: toaster, iron, washing
REFRIGERATOR, electric. any standard
make, commercial; desperately needed to
conserve health of children 81. 2507.
REFRIGERATOR, walk-in icebox. Apply
MR.. GAYNOR, RE. Bill. 10 a. m. to 6 p m
SAFES & hishest ,9 cash prices prices. prompt atten-
sTs siSn. n II THE Na sAFEMAsrEE Fd9d CO. 1904 Pa
SEWING MACHINE, Singer lightweight
portable will pay S115 for late model
with attachments; TIE. QS21.
SEWING MACHlNES-We Duy all types;
fpsF pssns s M re- 0q!sSB' sS5 RE ss
TRICYCLE., in good condition. for 6-year-
TYPEWRiTERs' and adding machines re-
paired quickly, purchassd top prices; IN In;
e9s eoRp BE Bono isds gds and avs
mond watches and discarded jewelry Err
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID tor dia:
monds, silverware, cameras. clothing and
haad aeaTms MA2 ;S swSf9 shsics ME- Of diamonds
AM INTERESTED in buying old iewelry,
MILESTONE, Me. 60f9.
Evening star., 1945-04-09
SUBURBAN sAle-vIRGlkIA,

VIENNA, VA-Frame 2-story house. at
tractive yard. approximately "a acre; )
schools; $500. Call sHERBURNE'
Cod s1sss Eosn; kssAsa
room, oil heat, air-conditioned; landscaped:
2o16 So. Randolph st, Arlington. OK.
CAPE COD BRIcK.ais baths; frst floor.
living room with fireplace, dining room. m.
end arse
basement. bS With i BATH automatic oil heat
highway and bus service: l mile nil , north OF
$50 monthly. CAN OWNER, Ensles,ae'
VIENNA, vA.-semipungalow on Ia. acres.
modern; 8 rooms and bath, screened porch,
a a2F MRS ffase hSfasf Venna
MsdaAN besTos rsm al m1de5n I'll
ass a6ols EsRfss asa sS1SsPsa cash
trust, FRENzEL' Mclean Va Elm
MCLEAN. Va to 5 acre tracts, i.s nies
saSs ee h1 h4s Wooed ssar $50 $50
per acre FRENzEL, Mclean Va. Elm
tie bs5h III hea a
Near ana Navy Rds rsored
FICE, 2$oi South Arlington Ridge I'd. Ar
L9oS aeSsn nvHHiLAcE-1t you are looking t9r 4 :. .
Immediately; This home is located sedr very cry
living room room. dining room; kitchen on 1st
Se Crested fun ca HREsdTos Fl ssas kErY
S4 wilson Slxd Gil vas 1905 jus. on Le.
ll.sl
iot 0t oil 2 heat. e For further Details eail MS.
sss 4 t. co5osizE ss " ISy5STMEST 5Sss CO. 81
Ssd es5.sr ss ss 1ns BUS ros ans
s1nns sna ses FV0 sssiDRssa oo1 ne?
oa aa tsa 4Uom bath With fg ns sod
suss ssHi3 ''ia keasSTs
Il ffaii NILES ihes0n from Falls Church 1o-scr.
cleared farm; pine woods in rear; modern l
sns sasppsd sDasSsds Fchsn
ssnsst ssse D0ps pries ssSS sssh
ssa aaENcY., @S, F. HeAe e. 226S After 5, F. c.
81 FL HWY. between Falls ,nsnss Church sss and and
srsss hs: sass q pcs se
TE airN bsiek vcoLoRixI xEGa situated on
acre of ground. ornamented with beautiful
shade trees, 1t has a living room 22x14
with fireplace. dining room l5x12: large
brieht Kitchen equipped with stove and re-
| frigerator; on 2nd hoor there are 4 bed
rooms and 2h baths; . built-in .garage:
and bath; price, S23,5o0; this fne home
is worthy OF your inspection. J. WESLEY
SyGH4HAS Isiil 81. s75s' 5sol Columbia pike. cz'
LEE HWY: 25 acres. lsrgs stone house:
1876. modern kitchen: electric range % and and
s bedrooms and 5 baths, attic Insulated.
half bath, roushe&d & IN for for 2 other baths, a s
Price, S31 300: $4,000 cash. J. L. c.
WEST, Falls Church 2126; -. i.
| freplaces, electricity, furnace heat, front
and back porches, servsnt,s quarters; ?
LYON. ING; CH.- 7o7o. EVENINGS. Mr.
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