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Evening star., 1945-03-10

event of the week, is Miss Lana
Turner, .
Miss Turner is well and generally
happy, understand, but there is one
thing that annoys her, namely the
refusal Of her public to forget that
she once was promoted into film
prominence as sweater girl"
That was some years ago." Miss
Turner recalls, "and 1t was all right
for its time. I'm mother now, and
a much more serious person in 9
world that calls for a lot more
seriousness. I would like to be
allowed to forget the sweater Cir
phase OF my publicity, but there is
a lot OF reluctance on every ones
part to Let me do so."
Miss Turner, who Is "a now, was
definitely not wearing a sweater. On
the contrary, she was clad in black
frock that we would like to think of
as simple If 1t did not make 9
simpleton of us. Her hair-do, at
which we marveled from quiet
corner, was no less than sensational
1t was swept so high that it looked
as If she were suspended from it.
Very fetchingly suspended, to be
sure.
Miss Turner's visit to Washington
had to do, naturally, with her cur
rent picture, Keep Your Powder
Dry" The part of the conversation
having to do with the picture de-
veloped primarily that Miss Turner
was the only one in the room at the
time who had not seen it. She got
an occasional peek at the "rushes''
during the making of the film, but
those gave her no concrete notion of
just what it was like.
1t is often true, Of course, that
performers miss seeing themselves in
given picture. In the case of
Keep Your Powder Dry" Miss
Turner corrected any previous re-
missness on her part by seeing it at
the Capitol Thursday night.
She was one of several honored
guests at the o'clock showing.
Don't give a second thought to
that completely erroneous report
that the Crossroads night club is
thinking of closing. It is thinking
nothing of the kind. On the con-
trary, it is thinking happily of the
coming Of Al Massey, his 11-piece
band and songstress Lynn Lee, all
OF whom will occupy the bandstand
hereafter. e.-
We still have not seen a funnier
night club act than that which DR..
Giovanni, the legal pickpocket, does
nightly for the customers of the
Statler Embassy Room. His
straight men, or stooges, are the
most prominent collection of the
sort you've ever laid eyes on.
Eddie O'Hearn's opening at the Del
Rio recently was one of the social
events of the season. :. Every one
seemed to be there, including a
number who reminisced of the days
when the band played at the Carl
ton. -. National Velvet" of which
M-G-M Is so proud will not play
the Palace as you might have antici-
pated. -. 1t will be screened Tues
day, a prelude to its later showing
at the Capitol. e. We are sure of
the date, but likely it will be late
this month. 1t was the last
picture Mickey Rooney made for the
studio prior to his induction into
the Army. A memo from Warner
Bros. says the company will not drop
the series merely because Joyce
Reynolds has decided not to be
JAMIE" any more. A new
jamie" will be found and the series
will go ahead as If nothing had
happened.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
All in One

There is a sound, economic reason for The Eberly
Embarrassing in its advantages. Or&anized
and operated plan that renders every type of
repairing, renovizng and undermining for the home.
Whether it is single job many-it is done by
specialized craftsmen we have trained the highest
standard of eficency-and done with dispatch and
minimum OF inconvenience for you. As one STATE
of the work is completed it is followed promptly
and in for the next stage
So much for controlled operation.
The economy is self-apparent-for in doing ALL
the work the definite estimate you are siven includes
but single very moderate overhead (instead of the
usual many, and usually for all the traffic will bear)
and there is but ONE responsibility for your
entire satsfaction-and that is OURS.
AS you 60 into new season there bound to be
things inside and outside the home to be done Have
them done by The Eberly Plan. Just phone d. 6557
and we'll send an Eberly Plan Supervisor to advise
with you He'll tell you exactly what the cost will
be. When you give the go" signal the work will
be begun promptly and completed without delay.
The Eberly Plan is SAVING servce-and more
it is an EFFICIENT service.
The Eberty Financins Plan stands ready
to assist in the bMdgefine Of the bill
desired = confdenfiauy, Of course.
A. Eberly's Sons
Before You Invest Investigate
11OS K NV. ,s,s II Yer Yss, DI. 6557
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Cinema Designer
Busy on Her Book
HOLLYWOOD

Edith Head, Paramount's fashion
dictator-and probably the girl who
knows more about her subject than
any one in towns writing book,
What Are You Going to Wear?"
and If Edith gives the answers you
can count on EN-.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
The Girls Battle a Scene

in it but I still played the sister
to Eleanor Parker" Andreas rea
name is Georgette Andree Barry
She is half French, married, and heI
husband is in the Navy.
tReleased by North American Newspapel
Alliance)
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Dick Powell's Morale Scars
After a 10-Year Plunge
Bv Jav Ca,,,, odv.

It is Dick poweIs impression that he win have happier attitude
Powes happiness
of his latest assignment that
Evening star., 1945-03-10

The War Bonds for babies cam
paign is stin popular. Over SOC, ,OO0
Walt Disney certificates for babies
showing all the famous Disney
characters. have already been
distributed.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Real Shortage

LONDON.
The war has reduced England to
one technicolor camera which Is
passed around among the studios
needing it.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Plunge in River
Fatal 10 Boy, 4

4 i.yoar-oid hov VINO bsttlod
the icy Detroit River for a fun -
minutes while his brothers ran
three blocks for aid IS dead from
exposure today.
The child was LEROY Bosquotfe
son Of Mr. and Mrs Charles BoS-
quc'te Of 5l3 HoIcn HC fell mo
the water while playing yesterday
on the ferry dock east of Belle Isle
bridge with his 7-ycar-oid twin
brothers Ronald and Donald
Ronald ran 70 notify hl, parents.
The father and William SpradIn.
10 ~ '733 Canton = former Nor
chant seaman hurried 20 tho
scene 20 find LcRoy padding With
waning strength
SuradlIn plunged MO Tho water
hg' ire Thosk VAS So great he 14d
90 climb oar Immediately Rccoy-
cring. no Civod second t.mo and
r sggod The no4ndcrnE child
ashore.
Spradin uas c,.cn Grs' aid
~ Receiving Hospital from shock
and exposure Leroy Vas dead
upon arrival ~ ire hospital
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Sheriff Ex-Aides
Lose Jobs Fight

Circuit Judge John Y. Brennan
ruled today that sherlfrS deputies
cannot be classified -HHdaFe Nh
service. IN settling two suits
brought by former deputies
against Sheriff Baird
Both discharged by Baird LOUIS
Wagner former iall turnkey, and
George r. Hunter. former chief
court deputy had appealed 10 the
civil service board
Judge Brennan held that since
the office Of sheriff is ConStitu-
Nonal and the sheriff responsible
for acts Of his deputies. n is neon
>I>fcut be bc limited m his choices
00tt 7v 70 appointment and re-
Wn.s.
In another civil service appeal
case Judge Brennan ruled that
clerks 10 circuit court commiS-
sio0orS arc cla> >,Ifahle under civil
service since Their duties arc
purely Ministerial and not judicial
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
7 Fined S1O,57O
0n0PACharges
Detroit Time, Photo

Two Detroit firms today were
fined Sl057O in federal court for
violating OPA price regulations
and permanently restrained from
further violation.
Assessed triple damages we're
Lou J. Eppinger. Inc. 13l Cadillac,
selling firearms over ceiling.
S157O; julius kozlof, 1885 Napo-
leon, A fish company, $4,000.
Restrained from further viola
tionS but not fined were: The
Highland Park Coal Co. 1890
Second Zeller Coal Co, 1914 w.
Jefferson, and the Williamson
YpSIlan'i Lloyd L. Ross, land
loard 1888 BeaConsfield. Roland (
Garage and Service. 1886 Lansing
and 47O4 Toledo: Walter Dwyer
Service Station. 1000 Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Merger Far Off,
MitScher Says
(Ses Pictorial Rsuiew)
By RUSSELL FILLER

Vice Adm. Marc A. MItScher is
a mild hammered partially bald
little man who certainly doesn't
give the impression Of being one
of tho greatest navy officers in
history which he is.
The deputy chief Of naval air
operations and former commander
Of fighting Task Force IS iS IN
Detroit 70 address the Michigan
post Of tho Ordnance Association
At Z o'clock tonight IN the Book
Cadillac.
Although he viii discuss the
many victories N Task Force IS
tonight, he brushed of tho sub
jcct in his press conference In
stead he preferred 10 -dlSc4A--tAA
preSent-day naval problems such
as dcmobllization and the proposed
army navy merger
THE navy" he SAID "is being
demobiliZed too fast for public
safety. But the public wants
speedy demobiliLation, and the
public will get speedy demobili-
Zation."
He predicted that many dis
charged navy men would he 50
confused by the complications IN
postwar civilian life that they
would re-enliSt shortly
As far a. the proposed
merger is concerned he said,
lit may come about in 10 years
or 80. Meanwhile there will
probably he some compromise
measure"
The ar arm Of the navy.
MllsCher said rs the navy.
himself is a pioneer navy
flying man and was one Of tho
first strong advocates OF aircraft
carriers
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
FIRST AWARD 81 900

National fnallStS viii no wing
for - $50 in national victory bond
awards, the first place champion
receiving Z 81 OOO bond
More than 81 600 in victory bond
and history hook awards will be
made among local winners by The
Detroit Times.
Yesterdays examination here
vas conducted under supervision
Of Detroit public school officials.
headed by Charles {. Barnes
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
History Award Tests
Taken by 9j Students
(S,s Pictorial Reuieu)

Nlnety-fve Of Detroits out
standing high school history stu
dents took part in the metropoh-
ian final examinations of The
Hearst Newspapers American His
tory Awards, held yesterday in
Northern High School
From this group will be selected
three winners who viii take part
in The national examinations 10 be
held next Monday IN Detroit,
simultaneously with similar eX-
aminaUonS in Y other key cities
OF the nation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

Tire baby the son of SGT. and
Mrs Frederick kwalton Of 1870
Mcrclcr Wyandotte. is suffering
an umbIlical hernia His condl-
ton is complicated by an enlarged
thymus gland
SGT KWalton. -. a veteran of
II B-29 missions over japan was
flown back after ms wife. Jca-
net'c. - appealed 20 the Red
CrD>, Tho baby was chus'euod
Frcdcrlck hIt IS called Rickey
by ms parents
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
AequittaI Won
By Mrs. Veres
Verdict Reached
After Ae4fss

NeIghborS today dropped the
name Witch of Delray' in re-
ferrlng TO Mrs. Rose Vercs Ga
ycar-old widow who spent l3
years in the Detroit House Of
Correction Tor the murder Of
Steve Max.
\ Jury A. her rctrial yesterday
dcIbcratcd seven hours and found
her innocent Mrs VcrcS, who
speaks no English. could not un-
dcrsland the Jury Lorcman's an
nounccmcnt.
Her son, Gabriel rushed up,
trembling and cXclaImod,In Hun
-Earlan ;-
mother, YOU are free"
Mrs. Vcrcs collapsed. and neigh
borS and friends who crowded the
courtroom shouted and applauded
IN spite OF warning from Re-
corder's Judge Paul T. Krause
that no demonstration would be
tolerated.
Once revived, Mrs Vercs shook
her head unbelIevlngly and sobbed
IN her native tongue.
"Oh, God, thought they were
going 10 send me back again"
Mrs Alcan II. CluttS, Mrs
NcrcS attorney, Wcpt.
Still daZcd and boWlldered.
Mrs. NefcS was led from The
courtroom by Gabriel and her at
tcrncy and was taken 10 her sons
home AZ 1853 Wall MckIndale.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

CHUNGKING. Dec. II tAP)--
The official Central news agency
reported today that Moscow and
Chungking had concluded An
agreement on problems of flying
Central Chinese government
troops into Manchuria.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Rotary TO Hear Pupils

Students selected from al
grades IN Betrolts pubic schools
VI. present their thirteenth an
rgaI Christmas musical program
before members of the Detroit
Ro'sr Club tomorrow AZ the
Sfaf|cr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
RESULTS THIS WEEK

Names of Detroif'S top three
history students who viii take
part IN the national finals viii be
announced In the Times later this
week along with the names of the
10 students who took top honorS
IN their individual schools. Each
of the latter VIII be presented a
SIS bond hN the Times.
Local cIty-Wlde awards an in
victory bonds, are first. $500.
second $50, third, 500. and
fourth and fifth $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

To arrange for carrier deIiv-
cry NJ The Detroit Times 10
your home. dial Cherry 1900
and ask for Home Delivery"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

To arrange for carrier deliv-
cry Of The Detroit Times 30
your home, dial Cherry 1900
and ask for Home Delivery"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Brady Foes Rap
HaIloWeenRitudf
By FRANCES D'HoNDT

Critics Of the Brady Plan today
charged that certain text mster-
AIS were being used 10 inculcate
religious principles contrary n be-
liefs of some pupils attending
Brady School
The Rev Merrill o. Bates. pas
tor OF the Crosse Polnte Unitsr-
ian Church. heading a delegation
Of the Committee 10 Maintain
Separation Of Church and State,
told Arthur Dondlneau. school sup
erlntendent. that his group repre-
sented parents who protested sec
tartan instruction.
CITE I PARAGRAPHS
An analysis Of the 6S-page
booklet compiled BY Mary Gather
Inc Sullivan, principal OF Brady
for "a years. outlining her moral
guidance plan. revealed Sectarian
religious teaching, the committee
charged.
Reference by Miss Sullivan 10
the fact that obedience 10 God
makes for happiness in this and
the after life drew fire of COM
mittee members who queried:
BY what right do the public
schools teach other WORLDLY be-
liefs?"
Sectarianism was pointed out
in 4 description of Halloween as
the eve of a Christian holiday
called All Saints Day, in which
We rejoice and thank God that
good and holp people are in our
world. "
NOT HOLY TO ALL
Halloween as the eve Of
holy day" is recognized only
nv certain cOmmunions," was
the committees comment.
Many children and their
parents ara unaware that these
communions connect what has
become popular and nOnre-
ligious holiday with . holy
day'."
Miss Sullivan's appeal 70 her
teachers -to-plaee themselves
humbly and gratefully in the
hands OF God the Father and
Teacher Of us all, so that she
can be "a worthy instrument OF
His love and spirit in her class
room, was termed improper.
Other members of the protest
delegation were Mrs. d I'D J 2 y
Moore and the Rev. John d. Rose
of the North Woodward Congre-
natinnal Church
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

divisional drecinr OF the dcnart.
ment of social studies and char.
man OF the local awards com.
mlttee.
Evening star., 1945-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCoRDIoNS-Any size or description
Highest cash prices. Call MR.. FERREN
ACCoRDIoN@1e or 1ao bass piano
accordion in. good condition. Call Ia.
aDpINa aEiS a5tes MAcRfNEs, typevriters calsula.
tors, office EQUIP. all kinds. Top prices
paid; Eve. and Sun, co. 1925; week,
aDpiaG MACHINES. typewriters, calcu-
lators. bought. sold and rented. RE lit.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., S13 18th
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. art objects. bet
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac In any
amount wanted az once. Please call MR.
iS!niIsaTs. r Pay highest cash prices. csi
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture:
movinr carefully: storage. IA. 2ss7. 20. 8.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces. rugs, gas ranges and
T ag IL nossSs wansd
matter what you have. to sell please cal,
BEDROOM SUfTEs. office furniture, dining
sas ns TSpn russ susfS ess 6s1
tion.- After pm, Giebe ease. '''''i
ca Ta 0Ts ssrSNHR rsHsR s o1e Penns saD's as
CAMERAS, photo equipment. both amateur
snd sHlp Drefsssjqnaia e1sSs aoo Best A prices FORD
ssss eesSas Rs.sss 'iaa {.
CL0TMNG-Better prices paid for mems
p nSed ssss ss3sps opeD asSsys ssss Viii hSs s. IN st.
DIAMONDS. GOLD. Hishsst cash prices
ARTHUR MAaKELs $40 r q.
Evening star., 1945-10-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1914 10th ST. NW.-Men to share triple
rooms, S45 a month each: excel. meals
and transp
ROOMS AND BOARD in refined home for
young people: excellent food: pleasant SUE
roundings. DISSINs. 2013 Mass. ave.
ON CARLINE-Large room adjacent bath,
ssn lwin BEDS; piano and home PRIVILEGES
1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE Nw-one
triple and one double room; reasonable
rates. AID. 1857
LARGE DOUBLE. twin beds. running water
plenty OF fresh. well-cooked food walking
distance downtown. 1917 Rhode Island
ave. NV.
1889 GIRARD ST. NV, delicious meals
Young lady TO share large double rm., 2nd
floor. with another lady; $3.50 Also
woman to share basement double S35.
AID 9353
ATTRACTIVE ROOM and board for two
girls, reasonable conv. to three buslines.
Glebe 1916.
1926 10Th ST. N.W.-Nice well-heated,
dbl. im., $40 so per mo-; also singles, $50.
and share rooms for men and women,
$40 so per mo. 2ls
Evening star., 1945-10-19
AVIATION.

AERoNCA AIRPLANES are again in pro-
eSsHR eifs your VIII fHE
WHsbi .is g. Nst,i Net AfPgSto M Ro Ne ssIs
eitas 81 ssss sa o aY8H FfSEb 81 asss
AsHBURN FLYING sERyICE, Alexandria
Airport; Piper Cub dealers, Flight in
haul and repairs. :, Let us sell your used
sale: Piper cub, Aeroncas, Luscombee,
Fairchilds; Can be financed; one-third
down do, balance in IL monthly payments,
SEE AND FLY the new 1a45 Taylorcraft
at Confessional Airport Phone OIL. SsSs
PLACE your order now for early delivery.
able, which should be any week or month
now; we'll continue to teach you to fly
in the Chief Of Tandem T,eraft; stsar,
RRp6FT PFs AieK isil s84a s9E sale SPRINGFIELD
PIPER. J-2. 40 hp., N. C. 2O0a2; recent
top overhaul on, engine; fabric perfect: :
fs at ap Afpof
JOIN FLYING CLUB and fly the eco
nomical way. Call Ii, 4776 for informa-
oX-s CHALLENGER, complete without
prop; any reasonable offer, accepted.
sfhESn eaISFR AfpST GSbff fresPRe Special Nd like
NC34s63, new a0-h.p. Franklin; total time
40 hours: beautiful 2-tone cream and
maroon hand-rubbed finish, complete set
of night. flying instruments, 2-wave, o.
watt radio. Can be seen at Schrom Air
port, Greenbelt, Md. Fri. Sat. and sun.
FOR SALE-Fairchild 24-175-h.p. Ran
ger, flaps. four place, completely equipped {:
beautiful condition. Taylorcraft-L-2. 100
hrs. total time: like new; color. maroon
and cream. Piper La, sport, completely
HYDE FIELD. SIP. Osss.
FLYING CLUB FORMING-For member
ship and details call AT 4S27 after 4 pm.
Evening star., 1945-10-19
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXERS. 5-mo old brindle female. excel:
lent pedigree and condition: very good
9r od 9E avn sh9T Soh or s 5s also
tered and magnificent animal. Phone
PEKINEsE, real pets, beauties; show win
Fails Church s3I-w-3.
GOOD HOME WANTED for fox terrier
puppy. 10 weeks old, housebroken. AID.
FROZEN MEAT-Home delivery of Gov
ernment- inspected unrationed meat for all
new accounts and customers ARMAN
FROSTED EooDs, Ashton Md Dog Food
Falls Church S31-W-3
eTiss easAEEss seTHis fsRsles 4aab breeding
KITTEN, small; nice home wanted; free
KTTTENs, Persian and siamese: beautiful
RosEDERE CATTERY, Falls Church 1896
COCKER sPANIELS. black: male and fe-
CLUB register, Call Chestnut 3891.
PUPPIES, months old, .S5 each. Ask
opsrasor foI Falls Church S41-W-1.
puppies; affectionate and loving: some
sfs[ asfs s'iSRsSE pf!if
COCKER sPANIEL PUPPIES. also proven
stud services; one litter 2 black males,
8 wks., $40 each: l litter. 6 m. and f.,
nearly wk, ch. bloodline, reg. Axe, S35
and $40 Breeder of small cookers. 1910
Burlington srd., Hyattsville. WA. 2940.
RABBITS FOR SALE does l registered
must sell; take ALL S75. Rockville 7s5-J
GREAT DANE, handsome fawn male, black
mask: champion sired z months; reg, Axe;
nf
after pm, FIR. 2133. 460 LIE Baum
st. sc.
BOXER PUPPIES by Champion Ell Chico
fawn and golden brindle AL 269S.
WIRE HAIRED PUPPIES, champion stock;
Axe reg; outstanding puppies. Ii. 30S5.
1406 Morse st. ne
brindle; champion bred; show or compan-
ion. WA. 1918
CANARIES, beautiful young males, guar
305-J
Evening star., 1945-10-19
HOUSES FURNISHED

1903 POTOMAC DR., Brookmont, Md
care of children, s.. 8 and 8 e In schooD,
while mother works. WI. 1858. Call
after 5.l5 pm.
FURNISHED. three bedrooms and two
baths, maids room and bath. Georgetown
Reservoir. rd.;, two living rooms. small
Garden; long lease; 1925 q month: ref
erence. Box 200-B, Star. 21'
GROOM MODERN DETACHED, LIVING
room, fireplace and sunroom. bedrooms
with twin beds, oil heat: located 1885 44th
pl. Sc; open Saturday / to A pm: rent
MASS. AVE. SECTION, Curtis Hall, 84oo
Garfield St: n.w.--4 bedrooms, 2 baths
sleeping porch and sunroom on End floor
2 rooms and ath and storage on 3rd floor:
library living; dining. breakfast or sunroonl
and kitchen 1st floor: 9 refrigerators and
pantry: 2ocar garage, oil hot-wster heat;
Mr.. ,Nyce with VIM. M. THRocKMORTON
Realtor. Investment Bldg DI. s092
NEAR WARDMAN PARK - Immediately
available on 2-year lease, nicely furnished
baths. living room, dining room. kitchen
s. IS PER mo, Phone NO. so99, to 5 Friday
FOR RENT-Attentlon Dahlgren employees
Colonial Beach, Va; 4 rooms and. bath
sunray glass III front porch. For informa-
tion phone Lorton 60
Evening star., 1945-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont,

ssEssE sss ,es ao'-Sssis ass. sxsssm and g.
PgRNiTqRE' rrjfss ne IN go9d; clean condition; best
pe nrscesj TR 1fIss ea FURNITURE CO. 1853 H st,
FURNITURE. pric-a-brac. china. glassware.
sEs ss nss Gan pans nbRRsy hshst hsaIes as
E,uRNiTURE Of all kinds. in good, condi-
JERRY 5lGRi Ysp9i Fl csshi ssba prompt removal MR.
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy
ea fodaS psees er eGtrs hops Please
FURSITuREG G and o@f' GOOD USED sea piano: piano also
4 good rugs CAN Republic 3872. e4'
kNITuRE-Inner-spri mattresses, re-
Highest cash prices. Prompt removal. MI
Bedroom, dining room, rugs,
best results call any time. TR. 4a75. 25'
e1ee Ask fo4 MR. sVes oppESnEEs Nj sass so
GoLDGBsrins your old gold. silver, plating
KAHS N 50 ewsry yssIs :, ss ss5 pay cash
prices CAN Republic sai2, krTTs. tfasss 1850 $3.50
SSEWsfAPEKs wanted. soc per 100 lbs;
delivered our warehouse; II you cannot
u.s. Highest prices paid for Ssen house uns rsss.
se5sp sss ,9n e AND %ssas pss1ct 4b ABc JUNK CO.
sex.red seHks and o1 SOC 100 5s
dsVeE d Hss ySaF pres nsd for Dfss SS.
iSgep sHa co 5on az fnd msts ss BAsa VI sooR GAG
ar ssssa Sc Sc Ps! SS
deliver, your accumulation please phone
scrap IRON and df're metas pao ACE 1gnS JNx rse
2220 Ga. ave, AD 5457.
OIL Oh BURNER, gun type, new or used. WA.
PIiNos-Grands, apartment uprights o,
spine spinets wanted viii pay hiEh PRICE foI
ssso seo Na RsanSs: ssss ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
pnsb, T'sl sn spartmsnt men upright or grand
fISNos ~; Tssted' sasp' We are still paying ex-
all kinds, despite the, number Of new
for an Immediate estimate of how a'ins muen Sa
We can pay you for your piano In many
cases cases we are willing to pay more than
PIANo-student will pay S75 cash for
spMIN1 spal1 upright piane Nj sIss
81 aE ons9n' aoo RE e9ysFsd
TRIcYGLE-Must Taat Tfy! tnd one for our sla-
TRIcYcIE WANTED, As year size. Call
WASHING MACHINE, electric, automatic
CASH FOR DIAMONDS and old gold dia-
nond watches and discarded jewelry. Err
NEST BURK INC. 614 18th n w. DI. 2773
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID for dia.
monds, silverware; cameras. clothing anc
firearms; also choice of diamonds on
hand MAX ZWEIG. NE y113
CAPITOL FURNITURE CO, 639 Indiana
furniture wanted. Highest cash prizes
paid Ma. 5939. 8 am to ON. Ewes,
6 to o. GE 1878
AM INTERESTED in buying old teweiry.
silver, china ric-a-brac. old glass. DORA
MILESTONE. ME- 607a
PRIVATE PARTY desires to purchase used
typewriter. GE. S71a. 26'
WANTED, used piano. not over 4s inches
high and 81 inches wide. Cash. District
4T99. 10 to &, MR.. BLAKE.
PRIVATE PARTY wants l to pair satin,
drapes-o-matic festoon drapes), any color.
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