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Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
Coast Companies
Face Trust
Count on Rubber

WASHINGTON Aug. Is. CUP)-
The government has charged two
Los Angeles companies, a New York
firm and one individual with anti
trust violations m connection with
an industrial process used in pro-
ducing synthetic rubber, aluminium,
high -octane gasoline and other i'm
pOrtant war materials.
In a civil suit filed in the federal
district court in Los Angeles, the
justice department charged that the
three companies and five Cocoon
spirators in England. Germany and
Canada had obtained virtual world
wide monopoly of the "COttrell
process" This process sets up cleo
trical apparatus for removing GER
tain particles from cases.
The three companies are Western
Precipitation Corporation, Los An
geles, with sales offices in San Fran
cisco, Chicago, New York and Mon
treal; International Precipitation
Company, Los Angeles subsidiary
Of Western, and Research Corpora
ton. New York and Chicago.
Also named as a defendant was
Walter A. Schmidt, Glendale, Cali
fOrnia, president Of Western and
International and manager Of
Western.
The complaint charged that the
defendants activities had retarded
the development of low priced in
dustrial and nonindustrial gas
cleaning and air conditioning units.
1t asked the companies be perpet-
ually enjoined from continuing any
Of the numerous practices held to be
illegal and that they be compelled
to furnish technical information to
interested parties.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
Cyc|otron Awaits
Use as Help in
Fiuht on Disease

BERKELEY, Calf, Aug. IS. -
CUP>-The University of California
cyclotron, where studies OF the utll-
zation Of atomic power led TO the
aWeSome atomic bomb, will be used
to open vast fields in the postwar
treatment of disease by means of
artificial radioactivity.
DR.. John H. Lawrence, physician
brother of famed Physicist DR.
Ernest Orlando Lawrence, in a
statement outlining medical devel-
opment in the field of nuclear
physics, said contributions to human
welfare which will come from the
research have implications for the
future which may be more import
ant even than the atomic bomb"
When DR.. Ernest Orlando Law
renee began his studies of the
structure Of matter that led TO the
invention o. the cyclotron and a
Noble prize, he~WaS thinking neither
of production of bombs for treat
ment of disease.
Physicists under the leadership
Of DR.. j. Robert Oppenheimer turn
ed their attention to the atomic
bomb when war came And medi-
cal men too were engaged in war
time problems.
But the Lawrence brothers team
already had found the cyclotron to
be a perfect instrument for the pro-
duction of artificial radio-activity.
Medical and biological problems
now may be attacked by teams Of
physicists and medical scientists,
DR. Lawrence said. Radioactivity
has opened the study of human dis
ease from a basic viewpoint - the
fundamental processes of plant and
animal life and the chemical pro-
ceSSeS of the human body.
Specific diseases mentioned by the
physician were cancer, leukemia and
polycythemia vera, y rare disease Of
the blood Radioactive chemicals
are already an established treatment
for the latter malady.
Experimental neutron therapy in
the treatment Of cancer will be eX-
tended, he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
Houser ProcIaims
Peace Holiday

LOS ANGELES, Aug. Is. CUP)-
Acting Gov. Frederick F. Houser
proclaimed Wednesday legal state
holiday, declaring this day can
be the greatest day in all our his
tory or it can merely mean the end
of another world conflict"
State offices were closed.
1t Gov. HouSer issued the proc
lamation marking the Jap surren-
der in the absence Of Gov. Earl
Warren, who is in Washington to
attend a governors conference.
I'VE must work as hard for per-
manent peace as we have for VIC
tory. and the task involves us all in
our homes and daily contracts, :
HouSer's proclamation declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
Houser Retains
Plan TO Run
For u. 5. Senator

LOS ANGELES, Aug. Is. up
1t. Gov. Frederick Houser said
Tuesday his plans to probably" be
a candidate for U. S. senator next
year are unchanged BY the appoint
ment Of Maj William F.. Knowland
to the senate in place OF the late
Hiram w. johnson.
The appo:.loment made by Gov.
Earl Warren to fill the vacancy III
the U. S. senate created bv the
death of Hiram Johnson does not
in any way change my plans relative
to the 1916 elections HOuSer said
in a statement. Just as have
stated before, in all probability I
will be a candidate for u. S. senator
next year
HOuSer !. mentioned as q pos
slble success. 20 the vacant senate
seat.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
Three Automobiles
Reported Stolen

Three car thefts were reported to
sheriffs officers Tuesday night,
with the calls coming from Holt
vile, BraWley and Riverside G. E.
Gertz said his Rockne sedan was
taken from a Riverside garage
where he left it to have the battery
charged; Gust Haundt reported that
his 1884 Ford sedan was stolen in
HOltville between 10 p. M and mid
night, and W. L. Rutherford said
his 1912 Chevrolet was taken dur
ing the night from 445 South I'M
perial avenue in Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15

pan bought her war materials in the
United States and i'll Europe. Only
Russia gave military help to the
Chinese. But it was not a short
war Though Japan punched the
feather pillow of China with a mil
lion steel fists. the feather-StruuE
Chinese fell only to rise again
For five years the Chinese Incl
dent" went on. and Japan bided
her time to strike the United States.
Then in June. 1871. Germany al
tackled RusSia-and hope Of Rus
sian help in the Pacific against
Japan weakened. The Black Dragon
Society overthrew the japanese civ
ilian government. General HidtEI
TOTO became premier, the military
clique was in complete control
THE BOOMERANG BLOW
December :. l941-The Japs at
tackled Pearl HarbOr. The boomer
ang blow was struck. even while
Japan'S most famous diplomat, SI-
bura Kurusu. was IN Washington,
with peace talks prepared.
1942-The war went almost entirely
the way the Japs had planned it,
Hong Kong. Singapore. the Philip
pines, the Solomons, New Britain
all were lost to us by the spring
Then in June the Japanese were
in the Aleutians That was the high
water mark Of the Japs The last
act Of aggression She was to make.
The end Of a fanatical dream to
control a hemisphere and inherit
the earth an end she refused to ad-
nit until hundreds of thousands
more men were killed ana her
homeland rayaged by thc might III
her foes
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
AIR FORCE USED RADAR
To WARN OF ENEMIES

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Is. up
Maj, Gen. Willis H. Hale, comman-
der of the Fourth air force, today
revealed the existence of an eX-
tensive triangular radar net which
has protected the west coast from
unWelcome visitors during the past
four years.
Principal centers in the warning
radar web are Seattle, Los Angeles.
anC Berkeley Calf. The main in
stallations are supplemented by
small ones throughout the west
coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
Poor Digestion? ?G.51.. { :.
headachy? 90
Sour or Upset? 90
Tired.listIess? 90

Do you feel headachy and upset due to
poorly digested food? To feel cheerful
and happy again your food must be
digested properly.
Each day, Nature must produce about
two pints of vital digestive juice to
help digest your food. If Nature fails,
your food may remain undigested-
leaving you headachy and irritable.
Therefore, you must increase the flow
OF this digestive juice. Carriers Little
Liver Pills increase this flow quickly
often in as little as 80 minutes. And.
you're on the road to feeling better.
Don't depend on artificial aids to
counteract indigestion-when Carters
Little Liver Pills aid digestion after Ma
ture's own order. Take Carter's Little
Liver Pills as directed. Get them at any
drugstore. Only 25s.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
Macarthur Orders Jdps
To Cease HoS+iIi+ieS

directed to cease hostilities.
THE supreme commander OF the
Allied powers further directs the
japanese imperial government to
send to his headquarters at Manila
in the Philippines competent rep
resentative empowered to receive in
the name of the emperor of Japan,
the japanese imperial government
and imperial Japanese headquarters
certain requirements for carrying
into effect the terms of surrender.
The above representative will
present to the supreme commander
for the Allied powers upon arrival
a document authenticated by the
emperor Of Japan empowering him
to receive the requirements Of the
supreme commander for the Allied
powers"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15

Japanese to Tokyo:
Pursuant to the acceptance OF
the terms CT surrender Of the Allied
powers by the emperor OF Japan
the japanese imperial government
and Japanese imperial headquar-
tiers, the supreme commander for
the Allied powers hereby directs
immediate cessation of hostilities
by Japanese forces
TO BE NOTIFIED
The supreme commander for
the Allied powers is to be notified
at once of the effective date and
hour of such cessation of hostili-
ties, whereupon Allied forces will be
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
Two Marines Hurt
BY Hit-Run Car

Two marines were injured. one
seriously, by hit and run driver
Thursday night at the -Four Corners
intersection.
The injured men were taken to
the marine base hospital for treat
ment. Their names were not i'm
mediately available
Police are seeking the driver of
the car that struck the marines at
$40 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
hanpower Rules
End at Once
(NEA RadiO-Telephof
Continued from PAGE II

(CCntlnued from Page II
mentlabor groups, and action will
be taken by VINO. and the local
USES. offices to speed recon-
version and unemployment.
3-LabOr will be channeled by
voluntary methods into civilian in
dustries, especially into industries
which may become reconvarsioh
bottlenecks anC thus delay mass
re-emplCyment.
4-Tke full facilities of USES.
will be made available to all en-
ioyers. including those for whom
services were restricted because Of
war requirements.
EXPANDED SERVICES
5-Expanded services will be rem
dered to veterans to assist in read
justment to civilian employment.
6+Increased emphasis will be
given tC job cOunSeling anC other
personalized services to assist Job
seekers to adapt their wartime ex-
perienceS to peacetime job Oppor-
tunitieS
7-DiSplaced war workers many
of whom have migrated during the
war, will be assisted in finding
employment in other communities
where civilian production has eX-
panded.
Immediate lifting of all manpower
controls in Southern California,
and their replacement by "co-op-
erative community action to speed
reconversion." was announced yes
terday by Ray Krah, acting State
manpower director Of the War Man
power Commission, on tie heels Of
President Trumans victory pro-
nCuncement.
Krah said his office will co-nD-
crate with local management, la
bor and civic groups as well as the
US. Employment Service in efforts
to funnel war workers into peace
time jobs.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
NAVY ANNOUNCES PROGRAM
TO DISCHARGE 2.5OO.O0O

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is. CUP -
The navy announced Wednesday
it will release 100000 to $500 COO
men and women in the next year
to 18 months under new point
system.
Approximately $4,000 men and
women are eligible for immediate
discharge
The coast guard demo bilization
will be hancled on the same sys-
tenn
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
SOOthe Soreness of
Minor Skin TritatiOnS

Beat the heat :. relieve baby's heat
rash with Mexsana, the soothing. med
icated powder. Helps guard your family
from heat rash. Eases chafing often
more troublesome in hot weather. Checks
itch of healing sunburn and mosquito
bites Costs little Always get Mexsana.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
u. s. Cruiser Sunk:
$50 Men Lost
Continued from Page ~

TCOnt1nueQ 1fOm Page II
brought on by swallowing salt water.
Fifty-six of the group in life jack
cts were rescued by a Catalina flying
boat, piloted by 1t. Radrain Marks
Ladoga, Ind, which loaded 20 men
on the wings, McVay said.
Other survivors included Cmdr
Joseph Flynn. Vallejo. CAL; ANN &c
Jay R Glenn, Van Nuys, Cal, and
Yeoman &c Alton Havins, Shafter.
Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
Hirohito Says
Atomic Bomb
Turned Scales
Continued from Page II

and other allied military leaders
spoke Solemnly as he read the
imperial rescript.
MOST CRUEL BOMB
=. The enemy has begun to
employ new and most cruel bomb
the power of which to do Damage
is indeed incalculable, taking the
toll of many innocent lives" he said
Should we continue to fight, it
would not only result in an ultimate
collapse and Obliteration of the ia
panese nation. but it would lead
to total destruction of human civ
ilizaticn."
Faced with the alternative of cap
ltulatiOn or ultimate collapse anC
obllteration of the japanese ma
ton" the emperor declared that
we have ordered the acceptance
OF the provisions of the Joint dec
laration" of the United States.
Great Britain, China and the So
Wet UniCn.
The broadcast was beamed both
to the home islands and japanese
occupied territory in Asia.
1he drumStick of i: ostrich
weighs about 80 pounds.
Dogs have been domestlcated for
OF
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15
LOSES WALLET

A. L. Wegner of MAG 35, marine
base, reported to El Centre police
Tuesday he had lost wallet con-
tanning $40 and his I'D cards.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15

CONTINUED from Page II
Less than three hours later-at
5 pm, Manila Macarthur
sent a second communication in
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15

Dogs have been domestlcated for
at least 1000 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-15

The drumstick Of 4: uytrich
weighs about 30 pounds.
Evening star., 1945-01-31
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED - In lovely
East Pines, Md. Modern bungalow, nearly
including draperies dishes, cooking uten-
sis niib Fbgs, ete large @ Lying room kitchen
1900 sash Osshss s$s I per oIs nonf6, 5,sG9: N:
!urs xorsh over ei' s. oo6 56sursRes RoBERF Ffn s
DAVIS. WA, 1900. 1903 Baltimore ave.
Hyysttsy.ie !. s.;,ddd Nd Near Hot shoDpe Open
M MRS Smith. WI 1917 Or wi, 417s
ass fa6se sssoo 5na 0ah 5erm phoH.
sqHday; n. Tucker Il 5o5s. zANT-
BRICK BUSGALow, 3 bedrooms, fireplace.
tile bath, full basement, oil a, C. heat:
fenced lot; conveniently located close to
everythins' in villa Heights. 25 min, 70
ROBERT S. DAVIS, VA ~S@j 1900 sSe 5sos ssIti- ft.
more blvd, Hyattsville. Nd
INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED BRICK On
large wooded corner lot; rms, 2 ARE
oil a. c. heat, heavy slate roof Located
in Woodey Hills near Cheverly>, close to
DaVs EsH OVy AZ sasS 5sGs ss:
more blvd, Hyattsyille, Nd
TAKoMA PARK MD.-S6, 500 5-rm.
bath bungalow I block from bus and
trance, rented at S25 month; INV oil
heat, automatic domestic hot water; terms.
81 800 cash, small monthly payment. Gail
", L. Primrose, D H JOHNSON CO., MA
1926. eve. Wa S4S4
yACANT-Ss, $50 Modern brick. steel
easement windows, 4 years old; 5 rms.
and bath. stairway TO unfinished attic,
full basement, sir-conditioned coal heat.
well-equipped kitchen, terms, 81 500 cash,
small monthly payments Call W, L,
Primrose, D. H. JOHNSON CO., MA. 1926:
| eve. WA s4s4
! NICE SILVER SPRING 2-beeroom bunsa-
/ low, $1,000 Indian Spring 2-story, O.
bedroom, $500. SH. a22O
TAKOMA PARK, MD rooms, bath I
| Law: brick and stone; oil heat: screened
Possession upon settlement. Sl0,50o.
Call owner, C. L. STRINGER, SH os11,
SMITH, WI. 1917, WI 4I76.
Evening star., 1945-01-31
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1919 HOLBROOK ST. Me- rooms
kitchen private bath, utilities, S65; no
1918 ST. NE. Apartment 4-will share
my small l1yey eompIetey furnished
s1sTs shIs TO SHARE skM n sSaf af4 with
Gher si s 80 e9ny mo For Tss Feb
paher Of girls IL, l4ss s. ssTstosa sys Cali
GovERNMEST executive eu i @ viii Il share nu lars.
apartment in convenient Mt. Pleasant with
snge soom man K4nben Two snd large LYING
References s1ehsnssd' BOX A'ss ss-B' Ga''T "s:aF
1874 INGLEsIDE .TR. N.w-1-room apt,
fully fuTn al tseilities no inelgded cony
CO. s27 Rs New yars avs NV RI
!. EASEMENT APT. living room. bedroom,
WANTED young e oSfP %srPea pIasf sirl ns to shar.
eo with aHeshs5 girl f Gp asSs espp s s. h
SH AR eO4s iffs1 DH Spacious
bedroom apartment to sublet in George
e lown; W. S215 monthly, Box 29-B, Star. j.
NJ, nA'1 o 4RM; fuEn ta apt in des NV S1a5
or Arlington. Phone oE. 1857 after P ?. m.
OR GENTLE GIRLS to share at
minutes downtown; S3S per month MISS
HARNER, MA, $3.50, Apt. 4; 1901 Hol-
CHRISTIAN LADY to share two-room
lovely northwest apartment; near down
town and transportation. Box 73-B, Star
1881 EUCLID ST. NV. Apt. 1l0-Young
lady to share gentle apt with 8 other
ladies' $40 month including meals. Cali
~ m
BID,LIISISG ROOM, lexls. and kitchen,
main floor utilities furnished; SIT. re
feouf. ses seh can St Mr. Rv sG R d
appointment No. 0159, until pm;
MI. 9707 after $50 pm.
SEAMAN,s saaAL. WIFE will share very modern
mans wife; S55 with meals. 1741 Trini-
asd 1865 ave ssth he sr APT Mt' Rainier. Md-rar0
children or pets; Feb. March and April;
living room, bedroom, dinette, kitchenette,
san NORTH RI G4RoHiNA Mh ssaS Govt girls desire
af ssfh pIKasaSTySsst Is aKasStgcky R 81 ss
bedroom, twin beds. foyer; large living
fuTn ysfs sfs5 pss me- etSrSp* 5H96 18th 's1y st,
nos sstfE aHEBEep pp PL AP Rvs Fss5 near 18th and
Spring I'd small apts, each suitable
forvss for couple 3s. With child for psTtims
isG5 Il. j. AVE. NV, Apt. so4-Attractive
S6-S5. SO wk. ca: refs DE. 1866 ewes
AvALABLE Feb. to March 49,: clean
apt, S52 80 mo-: adults. 3S0S N. 14th St,
Arl., Va. GIL. 1889 after 3 pm.
GENTLEMAN will share his apt. with an
other gentleman: walking distance down.
town; $40; Box 223-x. Star. -.
porch. End floor. employed couple: bus
stop: 1897 Newton st. NV, $47.5O.
EXCHANGE 4-room furnished apartment,
$50. in Clarendon. Va, for 2-bedroom
house or apartment. near transp. to Penta-
gon: adults and baby. Box 92-B. Star. .
WANTED girls to share 5-room apt.
with other girls; bath: $40 each: con
yenient transportation. 5518 18th NV.
Call EX. 3340, Ext. 1043. After $3.50,
skIGHT siti& GIFT EASEMENT. 1 rm.. kltchensstte:
all util., linen, laundry facilities. icebox
4OO5 14th ST. N.W.--One lady. Attrac-
tive living room and bedroom combined.
strictly private. Share kitchen and apt
with empl. lady. 500 mo. Call after Z p m
Evening star., 1945-01-31
HOUSES FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING-4 bedrooms bath, large
level lot Qdeal for doctor); large living
room fireplace, side screened porch. dining
room Kitchen; insulated. storm windows,
Venetian blinds: new windows, no weights.
new glass lets in violet rays: red tile roof.
OIL heat. garage. Near bus and Sligo
Park only yo sl4s5o. McDEVrTT. Real
NEAR KENWooD-s15.o 900. This nearly
new Colonial home Is on an excellent lot:
den and living room. first floor: 8 bed
bath %. WI IND Sor ;rt,, aptomasic % hea5
b sAkSHsS sSzs W6oDsNsas. 900. This espe-
cially attractive home has bedrooms.
located on an extra large lot; one of the
bedrooms has q fireplace and bath. Be sure
CHEVY CHASE, m.-S1S,75O. Located
one block west Of Conn. ave-. between the
clubs, this attractive center-hall Colonial
is Of stone, brick and frame construction:
large. beautiful living room. spacious
bedrooms. 2 baths stairway to attic. oil
heat, Gear garage; attractive corner lot.
Call WO. $500 until pm. EDW. n.
JONES d CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1945-01-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANuEO NS0ur.y
fIANo-Musician needs . spinet, anal
ePartmsnt epar. upright or grand will pay cash
sss s,sS.ss ass.Fhs s..S gi:s 81 s4ss
;siss ;!'ssS '9:f1 ~ W. AZ a,.s '''s' ,''
phone Wo. $3.50 evenings.
s.nS p.Do Do' san. issn e. 81 ssss sas'
yPRSos yR5lss KsssSi,. ;g.ssSsi .sa Can Mr.
PIANOs-we viii buy spinets and small
able for rental purposes. Hish cash price.
5000 $3.50 WeeEdays. ~ ord%.s % 1902 5oea sunday and md
fiXNos WANTED. any make, any kind.
use csli Irlsl ssss
Dsen RSso RSeS woRcH sesR RTfi 1S S's al. as
RADIO. large or small; also combination
ssaS FaahG pano at p.. W s sS toass buy
io-PsooNoGRRApH, with or without
reoorder: rec der state ase. make and price,
RADios AND GRAND PLANO wanted a,
once once; also some .ooS heussnold fnspi- sbi;
C.
REFRIGERATORS. electric or gas, bought
sewing machines, radios. stoves. tools. once
faarrlture faih ur We obyy syy almost anything. AID.
REFRiGhkAToK. bedroom suite, living
psa c.sh suite MI fs'hsn ME L. .nd r. aiS will
condition WI. 1918.
saaEs an THE Ehsit issa Rssss eo esSmgs ssc4
ave. NV, MA. 7070,
EfpsF pssnr Sc r. sSS RE- sai
TRICYCLE., for 2-year-old girl; good con-
dition. Call GIL 0739.
WASHING MACHINE, any make. rood con-
ditionh; M oh,v Call spTYes 0st3-W . . ou
9aSss 1abnnr sshnF V masnns oph IN pTss
CASH eA FOR l1 DIAMONDS and old gold. di..
mond watches and discarded iewelry. Err
NEST BuRK. INC, 6l4 18th NV DI 2773
WILL BUY DELTAH POWER TOOLS for
sn.ys hG%s ysrf a%ps1 SnpH Adsms rEst s4ls
monds silverware, cameras clothing and
hand faF" Max :S swE1G shSef ME- 0' a11s sm0n0' on
WE PAY highest cash prices for all types
Of Singer sewing machines. MA. Ills.
HiGHEsT CASH PRICES for all grades
used furniture and inner-spring mattresses.
Prompt removal MI 977s to pm
WILL PAY $15 each for No. ] diffusinR
discs FOR Eastman SKI auto. focus en-
larger. Call MISS FRIEND, DI. 400,
WILL PAY reasonable cash for small cleo
trio refrigerator in good condition. Hill
side ll6l-W
Evening star., 1945-01-31
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

COMMISSIONED OFFICER, permanent,
wife and two daughters, aged g and 12,
want unfurnished house or apartment. Q
or 3 bedrooms; close to transportation.
FURNISHED HOUSE or apartment. two
bedrooms, for colonel, wife, small daughter.
Quiet, dependable; take pride in taking
care of furnishings. Prefer Arlington but
will accept any good accommodations near
bus. Box 465-z, Star. 3"
UNFURNISHED. 3 bedrooms, NV or Chevy
Chase. or Bethesda responsible tenant;
will furnish bonds. on lease. Call MRS.
PERM. ASSOC. ARMY OFF. needs 2 or 8
bedrm. unfurn.; best local ref. Call GL
1913 A.
BY MARCH 1, unfurn. house or apt
urgently needed by small adult family;
permanent, responsible tenants. 81. 1854.
31s
DESPERATELY NEEDED-3 or 4 bedroom
unfurnished house or apartment: NV. or
Chevy Chase. D c. WI. 49ll. l.
ARMY OFFICER, permanent, recently. re-
turned from overseas. desires 2 or 3 bed
room house or apartment, preferably fur
nished, for self. wife and boy 5 years,
WASHINGTON BUREAU CHIEF Of Metro
politan daily wants 3-bedroom unfurnished
house; permanent. MA. 679s, 1919 m
BY MARCH /, unfurnished house or apt
urgently needed by small adult family:
permanent, responsible tenants. 81. 6754
Evening star., 1945-01-31
HOUSES WANTED TO sUY.

LISTNGS are urgently needed in ali Sec
tons Sf WaSnfnTson ya .Ss eoSen Nc and Va
services OF my experienced sales orsaniza :
ton, you win receive today's best price.
Call me for quick cash sale at Georgis
1900. Eve. or Sun. L. T. GRAVATTE. 729
18th st. realtoE, MA. O553.
property for sale with this company to-
day; phone US for free appraisal and
ls2I. Wo. 1900. EDW. Ii. JONES 4 cce co.
Sc. AND NE. PROPERTY-We Day m
cash Quick settlements;a GUNN q MILLER
WE CAN SELL your house. We can get
you cash. 4 won't take US long. Prompt
eOe No CAPITOL MA. 6730.
] WILL PAY Cash for any house In Pet
worth or Brightwood. resardless Of condi-
RA 006T
WANTED to buy. house in Burleith or
0lenbrook Village. Please call WI. 6s67.