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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18

CHITTENDEN EVERETT E. PFC. - Hus
band OF Mu. Garnet M. Chittenden' fhnt
HEcHTNCgR. ADOLPH. I'D LIT - son OF
Mrs Alice NJ Hechinger. Adrian.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21
Copper Is Off
Critical List

Likely to have repercussions In
Butte where the labor problem in
the copper mines has been increas-
ingly acute, copper has been re
moved from the. critical list, thus
taking from the industry priOrities
in manpower and equipment.
Even with the priorities held be-
fore removal from the critical list,
the nations copper mines were hard
hit, most of them reporting they
had only about 65 percent of the
manpower needed for full opera
ton
Says the Mining Journal:
Whether the removal of copper
from the critical list win cause a
greater depletion of manpower re-
mains to be seen. The copper indus
try, in general, is reported to be
down to point in manpower where,
in some cases, 1t would be more
profitable to shut down completely.
at is obvious that the more plen-
tiful supply of copper available Is
not due to excessive production of
domestic copper mines, but is due
largely to a greater influx of the
metal from Canada, Chile, and other
foreign countries. The consumption
of copper for war purposes has
dropped, of course, but not in pro
portion to the drop in domestic cop
per mining"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21
SHELL WILL UNITIzE
JUMPING POUND AREA

Shell Oil Company, which recent
ly opened what appears to be
companion to the Turner Valley
field northwest of Calgary. has an
nounced it will develop the field
under a utilization plan, the first
ever to be placed in effect in Can
ada. The untitled block will include
between 1900 and 1900 acres,
owned mostly by the Province of
Alberta and the Canadian Pacific
Railway.
Commitments call for the ulti-
mate drilling of about 200 wells, If
the entire untitled block is found
productive. The discovery well on
the crest got it's oil at past $500 feet
and wells on the flanks are expected
to be much deeper The company's
second well in the field is now drill
ing at about 1000 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21
PLENTY OF ASPHALT
AVAILABLE I'M WEST

Asphalt in the Rocky mountain
area is more plentiful than in many
years and there are no restrictions
on its use, according to announce
ment by F. Van Iderstine, assistant
sales manager of the Carter Oil
company, at Billings.
Misinterpretation of a govern
ment regulation gave many the err
roneous belief that no asphalt might
be used in this area, but such was
not the import of the regulation,
Van Iderstine said.
There are now Immediately avail
able Is grades of asphalts, for use In
Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Colo
RADIO and the western portions of
North and South Dakota sufficient
for construction of highways, air
ports or streets, he pointed out.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21
OPA's Crude
Survey to Be
Unveiled Soon

Office Of Price ADMINISTRATORS
crude oil cost survey which was
ushered in with a windstorm of
missionaries to be filled out by
producers, is expected to be unrav-
eled before the industry sometime
in August.
Dow-Jones News Service, COM
menting on the survey, says that
study the report and then prepare
and present OPA with a request for
higher crude prices.
Rumors, running the rounds re-
Gently, that OPA was considering
reduction of the subsidy payments
now being made to stripper well OPP
orators, have been officially dis
credited.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21

Subjects to be discussed will in
clude: administration of the pre-
MUM pricing plan, especially as 1t
has been extended; the effect of the
new SEC forms and regulations on
the mining industry; the need for
government financing of small
mines through Senator Murray's
new bill. S. 1900; the effect of GER
tain government restrictionS-pri-
critics. manpower and wage struc
tures-which continue to hamper
the reopening of gold mines even
though L-20S has been revoked; de
STABILITY of a postwar mines-to-
market program; and Senator Muir
rays proposal for small mines di-
vision within the Bureau of Mines.
Representatives of mining associ-
atoms in nearby states have been
invited to be present as witnesses.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21
HUMBLE PLUGS THIRD
DEEP FLORIDA WILDCAT

Humble Oil & Refining Co. aban-
doned its third Florida well at a
depth of II IT'S feet, after completely
penetrating the producing zone in
the Sunniland field discovered by
Humble in 1913. Several small
shows of oil were found in the well,
but tests indicated the formation
was too tight to produce. The COM
pany is currently drilling three
other wells in Florida.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21
NILSSON GETS US. LEASE
-SUNBURST FIELD

George w. Nilsson of Great Falls
has been granted a five-year oil and
gas lease on 240 acres in sections
A, Is and % Twp. 35 N, r. w.
mis- is northeast of the fields east
pool. on what has been mapped as
nose having excellent production
possibilities.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21
Senate Group to Discuss Mine
Problems at Meeting In Helena

James Murray has scheduled hearing the mining
industry subcommittee of the senate small business
Aug at Helena The hearing will be held in the
will be from 10 in the morning to 1890
The Montana Mining associa
making arrangements for the hearing
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21

Before the war, France had mod
ern oil refineries with a total capa-
city of about $4,000 barrels daily;
some of these have been destroyed.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21

The U. S. refines rs per cent of all
petroleum products in the United
Nations; the remaining 25 per cent
is processed in some IS refineries in
% United Nations, not including
Russia.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Many Lose SO week ::s"'' Yet EAT Plenty

PHYSICIAN WRITES: En-
I1cEocl closing check for II cans Of
OS6NCI CAL-PAR"
eax DR.. R. b., Nashville, Tenn.
oAJ FEELS LIKE NEW: 'wonder.
ful how easily lost IS lbs.
following Cal.Par Plan.
feel like new"
Mrs. B. G., Kansas City, Mo.
DROPS s. LBS: "Thanks to the Cal-Par Pi IN
reduced from 100 TO l2s lbs. feel wonderful -
, Mrs. E. l. g.. Kansas City, Mo.
NURSE.DIETICIAN REPORTS: Lost IS
pounds in 81 days and never feit better my life
Evening star., 1945-05-06

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Vernon Smith in Arlington was the
scene of the wedding last evening of
their daughter, 1t. q. g. Shirley
Louise Smith and Ensign Vincent
Augustine Kelly, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kelly OF this city.
Mr.. Henry B. Field, cousin of the
bride. played the wedding music
and the ceremony was performed
before the fireplace, which was
banked with palms and baskets of
peonies and iris, with the Rev
Richard E. Rivard officiating.
Mr.. Smith escorted his daughter,
whose dress of ivory faille taffeta
was worn with veil of illusion that
was fastened to a tiara Of satin and
orange blossoms and she carried
bouquet of white roses and lilies of
the valley.
Mss Rosalie Smith, sister of the
bride, and 1t. q. g. Ann Pence
Keller were the attendants, the
former wearing yellow taffeta and
1t. Keller wearing blue taffeta.
Circlets of roSettes of the same ma
terial formed their headdresses and
they carried arm bouquets of roses.
Mr. James F.. Kelly was best man
for his brother and Mr.. Harry
Schwalm, U. S. c. G. R., and Mr..
Robert Stevens were the ushers.
The bride was graduated from
Duke University and is based in
the District Coast Guard Office in
Norfolk Ensign Kelly attended
Rutherford College in England, the
University of Pennsylvania and the
Columbia Institute of Technology.
He is at present stationed at the
naval repair base in San Diego.
A reception followed the ceremony
and later Ensign and Mrs. Kelly
left for their wedding trip.
Evening star., 1945-05-06

Dakota; Mrs. Ross Riley, Mrs. FL
bert Thomas and Mrs. Wesley Dis
ney, Oklahoma. Mrs. Dean Taylor,
New York, is the War Stamp cor
sage chairman and others are busy
contracting the members of their
State delegation so that the goal
of the Congressional Club may be
reached.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
On TribS

Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Aaronson are
visiting their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Capt. and Mrs. Sydney Lewis,
in Nebraska, where Capt. Lewis is
based.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. kaufman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hahn left
Thursday for New Orleans, where
they are visiting Mrs. Kaufman's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Irving Ran
dolph Saal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Tashof are in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harold Levi Is the guest in
New York of Mrs. Claire Brown.
Mrs. David Sanger is In Parkers-
burg, w. Va, where she is visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Paul Broida.
Mrs. Samuel Goldenberg is the
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Bonds 4
Continued From Page B-a.l

of New York is chairman of person.
mel for volunteers from club men,
bership to staff the booths and Mrs.
Leroy Johnson of California is in
charge of publicity for the club and
for its efforts in bond sales at the
Capitol.
Chairmen will be selected to have
charge of the booths each day and
among those who will serve in these
posts are Mrs Earl Wilson of In
diana: Mrs. Lawrence H. Smith,
Wisconsin,: Mrs. Emmet O'Neal,
Kentucky; Mrs. Harry J. McGregor,
Ohio; Mrs. Karl E. Mundt, South
Evening star., 1945-05-06

to accompany her young grand,
Margaret Welbourn Sec
combe, to San Francisco where the
child will join her parents, 1t. and
Mrs. Alfred Seccombe.
Miss Ella Houpt, who has been
spending some time in Florida, has
returned to her home in Leesburg,
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Smith
Continued From Page B-3D

time one as we'll as one Of deep
spiritual meaning
Here is the pledge, typical Of the
many used all over the country. This
one was used in connection with the
United Nations Conference-YW
ceremonial April 25 in San Fran
cisco:
Il pledge my cooperation and faith
to the United Nations flag,
Which stands for peoples working
together in friendship and un-
derStanding,
To bring to the coming generations
freedom, justice; and peace"
Evening star., 1945-05-06
guest Of her scn-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Wildman, in
New York.

Leesburg
LEESBURG, Va, May 5.-Mrs. j.
Armistead Welbourn left this week
Evening star., 1945-05-06
. No Exercise!
. No Reducing Drvgsl
. Absolutely Hormlessi

II your dealer hasn't CAL.PAR we will mail
you postpaid A SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY CAN
FOR ONLY $l.o0. This 100 can is noe sold
at Money back if NOT satisfied. Fill out the
coupon pin dollar bill TO and mail today for
your can OF CAL.PhR and ~e will also send you
FREE DR.. Pafrsh's booklet on reducing containing
important facts you ought to know. including weight
tables and charts of food values,
Evening star., 1945-05-06

80 LBS. FAT CONE: Your Cal-Par Plan helped
me TO reduce from 2ss to 1888 lbs. Friends tell
me how aonderful look. Recently had an
operation: my doctor said he never saw any.
one recover so quickly. Was back to work ia
four weeks" Mrs. v. E., Augusta. Has.
DOCTOR COOpERATES: my Cal.Par Plan
and my doctor are helping me reduce ~, lbs
work. " Mrs. b. B.. Clarksburg. Mass.
FRIENDS RAVE OVER FIGURE: "weiehed
POI and wore size 40: now weigh ls4 and can
wear size l6 or l8. My friends rave over my
improved figure" Mrs. X. H.. Glendale, Cal.
Evening star., 1945-09-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, holds B. S. and NJ S.
s to d5ssI eSss P2son Re oner sh 9s Gp
required for the S cpA examinations IN
exchange I would accept very moderate
pREssmRRgNl9 fi5a5sy RS1 l39T dessnnr staT remoaenf r.
terations. Reasonable, MISS BERT. 1880
EXHR 5yns T rYPT APt desires AR s51eopss sgss to
typed At home BOX SS7-T, star o'
Rnds ssd of fyps. dsys ysa
xxi sS " Asss4AST Ssnpf S4s legislative radar rad
sTassf nSx MANsGrR s2 Rlss Desires sa s
apt. or rooming house in exchange, for
Lying , quarters and small salary. Phone Phone
GIRL, rs, would like work as full or part
time outdoor messenger, experienced. Re
ply. giving details, including salary, to
LADY, capable, unencumbered, for mother
less home; gentle; no small children. Box
NEWsRAPfiERwoMAN will handle editing,
writer on weekly basis. MA. 6392;, eve
NURSE tcolored. care for an invalid.
institutio'n; night or day; good references
RESIDENT MANAGER-capable. middle
MANAGEMENT years business experience;
familiarity with rent laws and other legal
matters assured; apartment and remunera-
ton. Address Box 1877, Star 1Ss
SECY.-STENOG., thoroughly experienced,
$40-S45: please state salary and hours.
sGceRETARY.-ss!TrENoGRApHER, expert sta
tistical typist, several years executive ex-
perience c.p.a. cfhcei desires responsible
Peston weet ca ne SeS4 sday after gee
Tuesday
SECRETARY desires permanent position,
must be one requiring exceptional ability
MOI OF do u
week. Box SIT. Star.
WOMAN desires Ink, quarters in exchange
for light duties; no basement. GE. 657O.
MAID wants part-time work or days work;
no SUNDAYS. 1923 Prospect ave. NV.
Evening star., 1945-09-17
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCoUNTANT-Books started and kept,
aadised asses stc hnsncial s reports monthly basis
ACCOUNTANT, reg. weekly-monthly serv-
ices; genl records, taxes, financial reports;
AcSoUNTANTEEBooks started and kept.
taxes. etc. Box 75-T. Star. II.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, 80. desires
permanent position; experienced in CORE
spondence, supervisory. secretarial and
CHEF, colored, honest, sober. 90 years
exp, position, frst-class rest, Sun. of;
expert menu planner and baker; Specialize
IN American and European dishes. CO.
CoLoRED MAN wants place as janitor in
sspt IL hoqse; g US M& live in; Phone No; s534. IT.
desires general acctg work evenings. Sat
urdays, holidays, etc. Box 1867. Star.
FORMER FIELD SERVICE representative
for large West Coast aircraft mfgr. for
years, 2 yrs: foreign experience, desires
permanent position in sales and ior service
1ept. OF local manufacturer. Mechanical
tions and references on request. Only sal
ary or equivalent considered. Box 367-
GARDENER, greenhouse man. able to take
will accept outside this area: age IS.
married, 10 years exp. Box 112-T. Star.
yANIToR-want janitor quarters in NV.
limited service without pay so can work
out during the day. Call Sunday and Mon
DAY H from 4 Pm. on, phone GE. 1853; IL
abaDss aonSG to hAs ssn eo0rsd nes wants van
conditioning. am studying both by CORE
spondence; well EDUCATED. HO. o624. IT,
I, EXCELLENT Sl AT 81 SEWING. painting: can
ment with home modernizing or interior
decorating firm. Box 161-T, Star. 1S'
Evening star., 1945-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for home comfort and con-
yenience-.-Attic fans. oil burners, gas
fired boilers, stokers, electric hot-water
heaters, heating plants and radiation,
sumer-winter hookup. gas ranges, electric
clock thermostats and other controls.
Terms. AMERICAN APPLIANCE CO., NO.
1444. EN-. 3142. DI. 0122.
ADDING MACHINES for sale, Burroughs,
$50: Balton adding, listing and calculat-
ing. both reconditionsd, S2&S; & also ! port
fHsTE56ss ffR c5sbiTloNfR rFhS s. Phiico York win
eem miss skogab 5Hs sfseSi s5ssf e 2nse
SLdGhs asa St sEfxsGD IS ssn, sSSs e.
incl elec.: also EXPERT watch and jewelry
anteed year REGENTS JEWELRY CO.,
1882 14th st nv. MA 1854. Open eyes
ALARM CLOCKS (flne clocks), watches re-
paired, 8 to days service; pearls re-
strung, jewelry. repaired: all work guaran-
teed; watchmaksr on premises for prompt
MART, 514 10th ST., between z and SITS
Collection Of fine old furni-
ture and bric- a-brac, Victorian love seat,
desks, hanging lamps, figurines, silver.
trays, clocks, old pattern and crystal glass,
at the WALTER REED ANTIQUE SHOP,
6640 GEORGIA ave-, each day, including
Sunday Hours, 10 am to IL pm. RA
ANTIQUE sHoP has rare old Dresden and
Maisson pieces and large collection Of
beautiful old things. 1850 Columbia I'd.
l8~
Evening star., 1945-09-17
BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER, 80 it.. by 90 IT.; sleeps
1 TO 6, has galley and toilet; newly painted,
bay sH. 2o4s " or write Gh 's Box 4is-s. 4iss Star. star
CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES in stock
available for immediate delivery. S. KING
FULIoN. ING INc' sos Maine ave. s.w
EvISRuDE oUTBoARD MOTORS mod
els to become available. Deliveries tc
civilians. to begin shortly. Order now
With only $40 deposit on the motor Of
on our order board, which is now on dis.
play in our store. as deliveries will be
made in the sequence in which your name
TON. INC. s95 Maine ave. s.w. Telephone
igsu'iss Aux. sAiIBoAr, i1SoA cabin. sleeps 3. vel
equipped; toilet. icebox: stove, etc; 25.
enfae 3sS ReeRaays aa R5s Wsss sfteT FlyeF y Md
Al condition, 81 200; one Is-ft. Maroon
s4aper s9Hp e9ng5e ssn1 s69S eopfs ehe ssd
Is.ft. Old Town de luxe canoe, like new
S125; l Pengune sailboat and trailer
S225: few others priced right. SEVERN
9YtACHT YARD 319 1897 o3rd ST. Eastport. Nd
35-FT. RAISED DECK, cabin cruiser: sleeps
=: inner-spring mattress, large galley. 10.
it. dinghy, many extras: motor and re-
ss verse gear 5 completely overhauled Sl,45o
Aft. CABIN CRUISER, excellent condi.
tion. Packard Marine conversion motor
EN- 9005 between 10 am pm. Sunday
or Ma. 0747 Monday.
SkIPJACK or Bateau Gertrude Wands,'
suitable for commercial or pleasure use
sailing tender Kohlsr 1io-v. light piant iS
and an unusual anfount OF supplies ant
equipment LO. 1855. 1s'
Evening star., 1945-09-17
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned
oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed
RE; 1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER Co,
aDDING Adj nsea MAGHINEs Nj GIN and typewriters re.
paired quickly; factory-trained MECHANICS
naSE assh1sS Conn INQUIRE Raes RI Ras asss
APPLIANCES, refrigeration, washing ma.
chimes. 24-hr. service: household and com
mercial refrigeration spec. II. 1928. go
moved. All extra heavy and light weight
PROCTER and don't gamble, Elk. 9797
Il eaSf sS n0ns and fsps e
AWNING CO. 1880 Ga. ave. NV. q RA
BRICK wORK-Pointing, steps, chimney!
and fireplaces, Garden walls. Phone LU
BUIDERs, carpenter work Of all kinds
sHpnoe ssRais oiss-M aaa new WORK. estimates a a!ee
CAMERAS and projectors repairsd,. aast
5anss eers ress oRD
e2MERAs CAMERA oga REfAHRED, fii foreign and do
mestic; 4s-hour service; range-finders ans
snd prces
TECHNICAL SERVICE. Room sos. $50
CAMERA REPAIRING. Call FULLER q
d'ALBERT. INC, National 4712. S15 I0tt
sesAkFENTRY, cement. csmsn. an and !. brio brick work
insulation, asbestos siding. Save 20%
during Sept CHI. 845S.
CARPENTERS, by contract; general repai,
work. Hillside 0969-W.
CARPENTRY Y-REMODEIiN storm ,door'
and windows, flooring, concrete walks. Da,
and night calls. MIR. MORGAN TR
CLEANING and polishing floors, cleauine
and washing paints, cleaning furn. we
or any business places. w. T. GMSTRAT
RENovATING CO. ia. 1904 for est. 17'
and rugs BY new and revolutionary proc.
ess. Sensational results guaranteed. Work
done u your own home. For estimates
CLEANING RUGS and upholstered furni-
ture: machine cleaned In your home or Of
ncS; new DRY suds method. For estimate
eau EX. 1893 or RE. 2196.
Evening star., 1945-09-17
ROOMS EURhlsnEp-herthees..

402 10th ST. N.E-Furnished rm.. double.
e9a5 1eth ST. N.E.-Room for gentleman,
IN family Of adults; bus at door: phone: S.
30S ST. NE.-Sleeping room with twin.
size beds; prefer ladies; SIS each. TR.
412a 18th ST. NE.--Nicely furn. rm with
private bath, in new home: refined gem
,lema1; ten ipS1N S4n a m no No. 5o76, 5o76,,.r. Co..,
nished double room, adjoining bath: gen.
tlemen only: $50 per mo. DU. 1929.
1919 10th ST. NE girls TO share dou-
blue bedroom, nicely furnished; $3.50 per
CoLORED-404 9th ST. NE-Nicely
furnished double room for couple or Q
young girls. $40 per month: near transp.
CoLoRED-1oo7 9th ST. N.E.-oirl to
share room with another in refined home.
week. AT. 5455.
s17 FORD ST NE-Large double room.
qnlimtsd min sa, phons $40 per week. FIR. 44s4.
room, next to bath, new twin beds and
Furnishings: gentlemen or employed mar
ried couple; $50 month. AT. 1928.
11O B ST. N.E.-Large double room with
private bath on second floor front; near
Capitol; $50 month
Evening star., 1945-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont,

BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites
living room pieces. rugs, gas ranges snc
oeH once: viii sdfs Day hiahess IL est possible Price NJ
sioYEs say Ne 1RApY 1e9epeae. Ma seao 4 an, eona
sonasls sanssS 1Sb "asra 4saa must De
oYs sH sss gaSte P.nn sne'ss
CAMERAS, photo equipment, both amateu,
sToro oIs1sfifas 500 ssss ST. Dfess as
sssss 'f'H ffa} T.; '5
used clothing Harry's. Il5s 7th st. NV
DI.SnSnso RI s5ss opsn eyes yna. Wia cal! ;, ,,..
efef eafReTfHuss sei MAkEI ess G'5 a4o Se1srs you sell
ENLAkGER. $5-mm; Lsitz; Kodak or simi-
better kind wanted at once; will buy
saies sa sadss ad pfses MS ogA6Y r fHtrs
FURNITURE-Bedroo dining room, rugs
electric refrigerators. radios, washing and
sxns esa mseesf es ss sss ts hsss TK sap Rfs Fl
FURNITURE. bric-a-prsc. china. glassware
nsia Gan mGRRA fsasT sss
FEIRNTITRE, inner. .sprins mattresses o' w
pqsmps pps sass rsoSa ad 54Ss e4Eses cash prices
Rfss st. prices nice rR iSap FURNITURE CO. 1883
furniture If apt. available. CAN MA. s1so
FURNITURE - Want to buy some Used
eSennss Reobc soodSj es9 piano Gal
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS in good con-
dition, spot cash; prompt removal. MR.
sRx As ooNvERsfoN TElnsfd 2fS sGRNER for hosw.te,
sPAeE Hyff aSSS approx
aare aare ans O used zach e1 new ursen aKsE
MIG CO. St Silver spring. Nd Nd, sH. 1855. 1885.
GOLD-Bring your old gold. silver. plating
Ka ssis5sed & a aewsry yesrs at y ss5 psy st. eas
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-H cash
prices. Call RE. 6212. KITTs. 1886 G
PIANo-we are looking for spinet, apart.
II the big highest cash price; GE. s4e5: -,
ss rNo rai1shis sHoP 5psnss aA s5sg ss55snsts CO.
PIANO need spinet; small apart.
Phone nens qpyIsht Em s17S q grand; will pay cash
PIaNOs-Grands. apartment uprights OF
spine spinets wanted VIII pay high price iol
co'a geo. Na' NRa,ansss; ssss. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
SEWING M. MA6IH.EEs-ws .EIs1sl buy all tyres
ST. re- 1nssSn' soS RE- ss
YORK JEWELRY CO, 727 7th St NV
ave. n.w.-Household. once and aptiaul
furniture wanted: Highest cash prize!
paid. Ma b939; am. to pm Ewes.
Cash FOR DIAMONDS and old gold. dia.
mond watches and discarded jewelry. Err.
NEST BURK, INC. GA 18th NV. DI. 2773
monds siverware, cameras. clothing anc
firearms; also choice of diamonds on
hand MAX ZWEIG Me 9113.
HIGEST prices paid for diamonds, watches
clothing. Gamer as. silverware. radios, etc.
FRANK CHASIN. GIT D st. NV. MA. 1904
AM INTERESTED In buying old jewelry.
silver. china. bric-a-brac. old glass. DORA
MILESTONE. Me 6079
WISH TO BUY lady's ring with star sap
phrs; p must be reasonable. State price.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for type
writer. Please call between $50 am.
and 80 pm. Ii. 00S3.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY rubber Dy-Dee doll,
in good condition. CHI. 1095.
WANTED E-fiat bass mouthpiece. Call
WANTED-Electric sewing machine. good
condition: needed desperately for young
mother; cash. North s122.
WANT TO RENT washing machine. also
suitcases TO buy: Falls Church 1s27-M.
condition. Call SH. l34s.