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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24

 he has made unadvertised but important progress in other things
 One of these IS his clean-up of the state De- partments Far Eastern division The old appeaSers Eugene Dooman and Joseph Baantine both born in the Far East-are out They had put faith in the Japanese aristocracy-hig business clique.
 Replacing them Is John Carter Vincent and some hard working younger men who long warned Corden Hull against appeasement Vincent incidentally was passed twice for promotion by the old appeasers under Hull
 Vincent has sent some tough young Far Eastern experts to work with Gen. MacArthur Simultaneous ly, Assistant Secretary of War McCloy has taken special trip to the Far East to make sure that State Department Macarthur cooperation is working smoothly.
 Two days before MacArthur came out for woman's suffrage he had significant Japanese caler-Yuriko Chujo leading advocate of woman's suffrage, Daugh- ter of liberal Jap engineer, she s also one Of Japans leading novelists. Though things are going better in Tokyo Prince Konoye is the worst man possible to rewrite the Jap constitution, Related to the Emperor he believes in protecting the arisoc- racy, Never in the past did he buck the military, though frequently pretending to- Several years ago. this writer interviewed Premier Shdehara in Tokyo He was then foreign minister in the Kato cabinet and definitely favored friendly cooperation with both the U.S.A and China. However, he got his big boost in life through marrying daughter of the Mitsuhishis, big business family which has played hand.in-gove with the militarlsts One Jap leader MacArthur might look over is Baron Minove, Q former member of the House of Peers who was forced to give up his seat because he argued that the Emperor was the servant of the state, not It's boss MinoVes son, professor who spent lS months in Jail for opposing war with the U. s. is also worth looking over Kanu Kato, the labor lead- CT, Is another, These are men who had the courage to suffer for their convictions. Baron Shidehara didn't.
 One point apparently not grasped by the generals
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24

Any Korean patriot will be happy to you that the General Abe who Jap governor general of Korea and who now hunted by the Allies not to be confused with Honest Abe.
 Public opinion has switched around to full support of General MacArhurs hardboed methods of handling the laps Nervous little critics have pulled their punches The Washington Administration is standing pat for Mac
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24
s Yeara Ago

"Chiid delinquency" declared a local city ofsclai, lis not to De blamed on the children, but rather of their parents, who seek good times at tic expefise Of the chis dren's happiness afid breeding"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24
iR Yaara ARO

After several days Of Indian sum IT1er. the city was suddenly caught In the claws Of . deep frost Gsid biting winds.
 4 truck load Of hay spilled on Woic0tt street and 6 pa@erby who caFelessly tossed q cigarette Into the pie, set it RAre.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24

Here's something for the folks at home regards the Community Chest and War Fund. We must insure now te health in mind and body of ali WaterburanS through eIlnlCs hQgpals day nurseries home, youth and veteran services. We must keep everyone well and happy"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24
A Thought for Today

righteousness shown OR them that make psaees-James 3ls
 Peace will stay and as to be all time It will then have been proved that successful appeal from the ballot that they who take such appeal sure to lose their and pay the cost-Lincoln
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24

A focal merchant complained to police that to0 many clistofieFs were handling tle goods wv
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24

V Uncle Sam plans to cut federal taxes by five billion dollars next year. This Is contrary to the best understood definition Of taxes" things that Co up
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-24
The Firing Line
 By D. N. T.

T am married to Q man who is an ideal husband except for his e."-From 0 letter to the Boston Globe.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-22

In order correct impressions that have been
caused by railroad wrecks recent years. the Assoca
ton of American Railroads has made available statistics which
should be comforting to the traveller.
The railroads have had to pick virtually all of the in
freight and traffic caused by the
with approximately the number of which they had
the beginning of the But, spite of this they
carrying about four times the passengers they carried
then Furthermore they carrying nearly two and
half times the passengers they did in the of 1913
with 80 less equipment Previous to this the
railroads added than 800
during the whole of the present they have been able
get only $50 cars and within the past two
The 5Sth annual report of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission says in each of the years following 194O the
passenger casualties both fatal and nonata averaged fewer
per million passengermles than in 1910 This that
the who rode the distance Travelled
each the railroads would have had to travel than
half a million years before meeting fatal accident.
There is desire to minimize the wrecks and injuries
during the But relation to the tremendous in
traffic and opportunity for INJURIES the fact stands
the rate of injuries is the lowest in railroad history
railroad record for safety continues to be of the
antion's industrial marvels.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-22
JULY SESSION

The Board of County Commits
sioners met in regular session for
the July term on July 2, 1945 and
held twenty-nine meetings during
the term. Commissioner Fenton was
absent at two meetings. The Board
met as a Board of Equalization for
18 days during the session. Parts
of four days were taken up with
county welfare work with County
Welfare supervisor Mccarthy in at
tendance.
The Board approved the following
appointments by Henry S. Mutt,
County Clerk: D. G. Backhoff, Chief
Deputy; Rosella Fritz, H. A. Kiich-
Ii, Hildon Kuntz and Martha Ost-
wald. Deputies; George Bunge,
Bookkeeper and Dolores Higgins
and Jean Piret, Assistants.
A lease was entered into with T.
L. Kemph of Custer, Montana, for
all of section /, less lots 8 to 6
and the N15 of Section ~, north,
80 East and all of section 81, 4
north, 33E, for a period of three
years at an annual rental of $4,000.
The following reports were filed
with the Clerk: County Auditors
reports of an examination of the
books and accounts of the County
and Township officers for June,
1915 and of all claims and requisi-
tions on file in his office on July
2, 1915; Quarterly reports of T. w.
Polly and Emil Borberg, Justices of
the Peace for Billings Judicial Town
ship.
The Board finally adopted resolu-
tions levying and assessing a tax
for the improvements made in Rural
Special Improvement Districts Nos.
SO, 60 and 81. there being no pro-
tests against the same.
A resolution that a claim be sent
to the State Board Of Examiners at
Helena, Montana, for the payment
of $2,104.14, Yellowstone County's
expense incurred on account of the |
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

Especial Election held on June 5,
1915, was unanimously passed and
adopted.
The contract for the improve
ments in Rural Special Improve
ment District was awarded ID
Barry OLeary at his price of &c.,
84250. The contract for one Diesel
powered motor grader with certain
equipment was awarded to the
Western Equipment Construction
Company for $8,650O0, a call for
bids having been made on July 7th.
The Board cancelled thirteen gen
eral fund warrants which had been
held in the County Clerks office
for more than one year.
| The Board completed the prelim-
mary budget for the year ending
June 80, 1916 and gave notice that
! they will meet August s, 1S45 at
10:30 A. NJ. for protests against
the final adoption of the said bud
get.
The application was approved and
a dance hall license was issued to-
NJ. J. Callahan and B. B. Streepy
for the "Chickadee."
The Board of Equalization re-
duced the assessed valuation Of the
Improvements on lots 25 and 26,
Block 10, North Elevation Subdi-
vision, Billings, owned by Lilly
Gale. from $4,000 to $500.
The following County Tax Title
property was sold at private and
repurchase sales:
To Robert Emmons for $500.
Frac. lots 1 to 6, block 179, Orig.
Town, Billings.
To Elsa D. Lewison for $317.95,
all section q, An. 26E.
To John G. Walker for S1O5.68,
WE section %, 5N, 33E.
To Willard Stong for $2S9.64, all
section 10, 5N, 3OE.
To Edward Warlick for $128.38, |
WE section "a, an, 2SE, and for
$1,000, the S1a section 12, An, 28E.
$1S5.23, E1a section 10. An, 9OE; |
for $21O.39, SWHNEA, SEA SEA
W15SEH and SWH section 20, |
8N, BE; for $472.63, all section
20, 5N, 3OE.
To B. Kesselheim for $26393, all
section 3, an, 3OE; for $16O.99, all
section 33. 5N, 3OE.
To w. j. Steele for $132.26, S1a
section 81, 5N, BE.
To Ben K. Hoban for $135.75,
EASE14 section "a. On. 2SE.
NWA, M NiaNEA, IN NEAsE& 2-' and
of section 81, 5N, 80 E.
To o. E. Anderson for $97O.O2,
sections 5, 9, II, 6N. 33E.
To Joseph Walter Bolts for
E1ASEA and SWA SEA section
10. 5N. 33E.
To VIM. A. Scothern for $263.69,
51a section "a and NEA section
= To s. W. Thacker, Successor ]
trustee, for $4,866.S2, sections 1, 3, {
}, II, Is, 21, 6N, BE. Sections l, !
Il, Is, 21, 25, 81, 33 and 35, IN,
BE, section 1, On, BE and section
IS. 8N. BE.
The following claims We're ex-
lmined, allowed, ordered pand and
drawn: l
Ioe Totten, salary .......$ 5000
Jhas. Davis, salary....-.-..-. 5000 I
Yellowstone County Pay
roll, salaries for June. 9,65S.2O Y
security Trust & Savings
Bank, purchase of in {
vestments ...............-........ 25,017.40 4
Midland National Bank,
purchase of investments 25,017.40 {
Montana National Bank,
purchase of investments 25,017.40 I
edith May Ann Snyder,
services .............................. 10000 c
Gertrude Holmes, services =. 5000
;arl Klein, services. 10000 +
'reda Richardson, services $500
salph Glantz. services. $500 B
V. ii. Jones ..................... 127.0S
lillian Stone. salary. 1916 S
'ois Hodgskiss, salary. $500
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-22

Subscription $3.50 Per Annum in Advance
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-22
Wet Pulp Again
Proves Out

Over the years the standard wet
pulp ration has never been excelled
for fattening livestock
Again the Importance of including
wet pulp as part of the lamb fatten-
ing ration was emphasized in feeding
results just announced by Colorado A
and M College Experiment Station at
Fort Collins.
Lambs receiving wet beet pulp
made the largest and cheapest gains
of II lots of 20 white-faced lambs
each, fed over To-day period Wet
beet pulp likewise gave the best gains
in the previous years feeding-lot
trials.
The lambs receiving the beet pulp
made 0.38 of pound daily gain per
animal. The cheapest ration consist
ed of wet beet pulp fed with ground
corn, rolled barley, cut alfalfa hay
and salt. The beet pulp was found to
replace other feeds which would have
cost three and one-fourth times as
much.
The Great Western
Sugar Company
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

Il 33S LEWIS ST. Me- single girl Il
share stl,r mod moo apt in . Eesid; Sec with othsl
02l4, all day Sunday.
GIRL to share furnished home with
other girls starting s sss1 June l. $50 mo. 29lt
VICE Groom furnished apt. S46 mo 142;
9rsen Sase st. st. n;si' after pm: Tuesday o.
1882 INGLEsIDE TERRACE N.w.-1 rm.
kitchen, private bath, Sl2 week, all utili.
GIRL to share attractive apt with two
other girls. 1914 Col; I'd. NV, Apt. 4
$50 month. Phi, DE. o9ls, between
sUBLET furnished bedroom apartment
July ] IT through S16b Oct. 81; adults only s75
MT. PLEASANT-Entire 1st A.. Twins
room. 2 bedrooms. dining room: bath
kit. porch, pTt entrance; moderately furn
$3.50 mo. Available June l. BOX 46-R
DOWNTOWN, 18th and Eye sts.- 4 rooms,
kit; and bath conv.. but needs decorating
S3s S9s 1sss Ssek st. BSE SEr4s, 1A Star saor sob,
room. next to bath use of large kitchen;
to employed adults; S45 mo
?-RooM. kitchen and bath furn,; conv
located; S45 mo. GIG 7th st. s.w. Ap-
sea ST. N.E.-Bedroom with twin
beds; studio room. stove and electric refsr
ssos iith ST ST. Ne APT. Apt. sesA-oiu to
csli Sunday Or @or ewes, after 6. pU' 77sS @
woman 70 share apartment with another
woman; S25 mo. NE. 3os6. Call between
coLoRED-Furnished apt. suitable for :
4los Grant st. ne, AT. 1857.
C0L0RED-1 or . refined girls to share
apartment with another Government en-:
S3o pm SIS per month
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APARTMENTS uhEuRhisuep

1912 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-corner house,
l room and modern kitchen, bath. utii
ineluded; employed adults only; sac,
EXCHANGE modern l-bedroom apt, NORTH
Arlington. S55 SO. for similar one on Rhod,
Island ave. ne. Box 4s1-Z:. Star; 20.
3 ROOMS, private bath. all modern, $50
% adrlts only S0S G st. ne. End floor.
ave. $50. for similar apt. elsewhere. Bo,
al H ST. NV rooms. kitchen and
bath; utils., furn.; no refgr.; $50. E. M
AIKEN, 800 st. NV.
EXCHANGE I-BEDRM. APT. Wis ave
nr. Naval Observatory. rent, Sal mo. fol
or bedrm. in Arlington. Box 99-A, Star
EXCHANGE 2Ia-rm. unfurn. apt, George
town, $50 month incl. utilities, for similar
size apt, in N. Y. C. Ho. 1897, or Bo,
; RooMs AND BATH. all modern con
veniences: S35; not suitable for children
or pets; Berwyn. Md. Phone WA. 6O3t
between and ; pm.
WILL EXCHANGE 2I2 rms, kit. and BATH
apt, Iskoms Pk; S56, for similar apt
EXCHANGE modern Groom. kitchen, bath
duplex. le1 35th ST. ne, $3.50 pc
month. for similar or 2-bedroom apartment
In Nv. 14th st. vicinity preferred: up t
S6I.5n. Phone MI SSl5
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

WESLEY HEIGHTS. 4426, Garfield St
July ] to Sept. 15, attractive stone house
5 bedrooms, 3 baths. maids room and
bath. screened porch, large yard; $3.50
per month Call EN- 2l0S.
WILL RENT our 7-rm. 2h-b bath home
while we are away on our vacation during
June, house and yard equipped for chill
Fillmore St. Arlington. CHI. 1861.
OUTLYING SILVER SPRING district, ] 53e
Red Oak drive-Beautifui detached brick
home, exquisitely furnished. containing q
rms. . baths. oil heat; built-in garage
shade trees and shrubbery: rent, Sl55: nc
pets. FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO. sos
H st NV. Telephone MA. OLA.
NE. SECTIoN-Would like to share 6-rm
house with young couple. $50 mo. NO
1855 l6l INLAND terrace ne.
CHARMING old Alex. house, June 3 "a
Sept. / or Is: 3 bedrooms, . baths, sleep
ing porch, Bendix washer, mangle, piano
Shown by appointment only. 5000. 5ll
Queen st, Alexandria. Temple 463S.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE URGENTLY REQUEST. if you are
leaving lea. the CITY, to list your n, home n with
pay pay todsys pTtces WhereveT YOU i 60 to buy
again, therefore you should get the best
price todsy-s market will afford Only
Tor all cash. Phone eve. or Sun Georgia
200 7. GRAVATTE, Realtor, 72e 18th
WANTEp FOR CLIENT home in Beverly
HE mar vf n.sR6ofSoGo aR fR THo s house n
T. Z, s =, siS 3, & 5,sa @ns'r ~ ''s a., A.
property Quick settlements GYM %
WHEN Ne caS sEIL I29 Yo6R 56 HoUsE We GO can get
attention R HUMPHRiEs, Realtors.
Ws ys SG Sas csgIGl spI1 YohR % 6IS9 HousE At It's ,u
value today. Our opinion entails no obi
gstl0n Tns Ask c1 for ~ NJ BroTning WM H
5 5 e0fe 70 $ ROOMS; Ike POSSESSION :, within so
fays s. F bf bf 46 81 nE and suns
Do DO YoU YOU WANT 70 SELL SELL your property.
For su,ek results list yegT ,s property og foE sale
WE PAY good prices for houses, no chargs
OF obIiss ton for APPRAISAL; so4TteGgs SsIZ;
tsc eo fek fx 7s5t sssiemsRs Eveninss Ef FR 1873 AL
Washington or nearby Montgomery County;
fgi5 TSI ~'T mos u 0 'aE JARRL CO. realtors.
I AM INTERESTED in buying a 6 to
room house in Northwest washington or
WR ySPuTG. HAVE 11f CASH ss BSYEss SI 9r detached
homes in any good residential section IN
the District Cal DI 6S6s wADELAw
SMALL HOUSE, Briehtwood. ABOUT $1,000
WBUNGaLow. Bun Allow. 6rick: eideriy couple viii pay
TOP market price for nice home. / BERs'
PRIvATE PARTY will pay all cash for
to s room house re or ; Sc; N immedlssts
SERVICEMAN and wife desire 5 or
room house, NV. or suburbs; will pay
HAVE BUYERS waiting for homes in Be-
cash: fast settlement can be arranged.
SENATE REALTY CO, 11o7 Eye st, NV.
IMMEDIATE AcTIoN-we will buy your
home today or sell 20 cash clients waiting
at a m'fzf Hell aGSs SC 81 s
PRIVATE PARTY will buy direct from
owner or Il rm. brick home in Arlington
County; must be located in ,sood neighbor-
SAVE OMMISSIoN-Private party wants
modern home; cash, quickly, if price within
reason: WI. 65.7 after, 5.
unfurnished house. Pay very substantial
down payment. Immediate occupancy or
coLoREDEi0th st. north of Mass. ave
TentyfSOt, t., story and sboSn en- apo 50T
with 9O-day possession. VIM. H. SAuN-
DERS CO., INC. Realtors, Est. 1887, 1919
K st. NV. DI. 1915.
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SUBURBAN sALE-viRGIkIA.

NEAR FALLS CHURCH, VA.-Modern s.
room masonry bungalow. | "a acres, rich
full basement, screens. stove. refrieerator:
SPACE tor more rooms upstairs. OWNER.
Splendid small home for sale: it has liv-
on lst fioor Basement with modern heat
With Vi $500 eash % Arlington REALTY
ALEXANDRIA SECTION. near Rosemont--
stairs, laundry room and furnace room.
End floor finished in knotty pine with l
bedroom and den. fully insulated. h,-w.h.
schools and churches. Priced at So. $50:
70 he AUG ss This hoass must be
FIVE ACES wth good house. niles
from Washington on hard road in white
neishborhood; this house is about years
with city electricity and phone heated
with stoves. full basement and large porch.
good well spring and nd small 9 nod stream clear
ance $50 per month. See MASON RIRST.
Annsndale. Va, at the end Of Columbia
pike; Phone Alexandria 5s12. Closed
so Much FOR SO LTTTLE-n you long
for convenience and comfort at surpris-
outburst of enthusiasm for this all-brice
5-room Colonial that we, have fist listed
IN one Oh AElllS Ton lONelSSt cOmrnu-
$500; reasonable terms available. Better
LINGToN REALTY co. 2204 wilson blvd
GL 1900 OK. 4123.
IT'S COMING" Watch for important
announcement from ARLINGTON REALTY
CO.: 22o4 Wilson blvd. Gil. 1900. OK.
FAILS CHURCH, good Groom brick
house on large corner lot in fine resi-
Dental section. First floor, large living
room with fireplace and porch of living
room: nice dining room, kitchen, refrigera-
tor and stove and u tiled bath. Second
rooms and d, tiled bath stairway to noored
$4,000; $500 cash and substantial
terms, term EASTMAN IMAM & STEELE. Realtors,
NEAR FALLS CHURCH and bus. A COM
,.. Old karge s;,,, lot shade and fruit trees.
en-, bedrooms, den and bath. Concrete
Maids room and furnace room with Oh
heat. Back yard fenced with Anchor wire.
EhS1aS EASTMAN 5s,o& & STEELE, Realtors, Falls
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN-A good s-room
frame house with two baths; coal furnace
with stoker, with approx. acres of good
land. on high elevation with good view;
house sits well back from State road in q
grove of trees and consists of living room,
front and back porches; second floor. 3
nice bedrooms ana bath: house in new con-
dition. Price. $4,000; $4,000 cash and
terms. EASTMAN & STEELE, Realtors
Falls Church 2620.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BURLEITH-This corner brick home in an
has been attractively and completely re-
conditioned. living room. dining room,
Sssh Ifti1 resTsssson room roon Dsss sato SsS. ter
WI. 6867. NEz CUSHARD. DI.. sS43. j..
500 18th ST. S.E.-Two-story frame. 8
sIsstTiety: sI; Small down PsSgsnssr Im@s; as;
+ 3 St: p W National 1870.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD.-5-room mod
ssn hone me in tans excellent condition Just foS.
eSnsin con- ss: ave. WI Wi. s74o. 70. A"A' '~'' "''
PRICE $1,000 UNDER today's replacement
and Schools ] fI @odern. detaches M ui brick, sf'
rooms. baths, large recreation room.
large A.tchen, breakfast nook. 2 porches,
gear oarage. copper plumbing, a.-c. gas
heat McDEVITT, Realtor, RA. 4422 or
Ises EUCLID ST. .N.w.-vacant; brick
II rooms, 3 baths oil heat; price, $14.S50
4Ren rHF sHdaK FRs4 a. 70 ssss this s,ve,
1st 1oor. % @ rooms, 5 SSms bath, i Up; firepiaee @ @
h.-w h., buiit-in garage, attractive, shaded
lot tho not large; can be purchased with
about $1,000 cash. r. p. RIPLEY. Sher-
herd 1889; tSun. and eye.. Sligo 1920. Mr.
cHEVY CHASE, d. C.-s14,5oo-semide-
tached, bedrooms, sleeping porch; oil
burner, garage. very convenient to shop
sansb nns sIms cs wo sns oS pS
BUNGALOW, Kensington.. Nd. $4,000
rms rms only years OLD, nice condition; Oh
yoss sn' c. S' al can '1so5.' vs. ssso until
9 pm. u
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HOUSES ukFURkIsHED.

EXCHANGE small 2-bedroom detached
mo. for l-bedroom front apt. modern
bldg. in similar location. restricted, no
objection to one young child. Box 462-Y,
Star.
VERY BEAUTIFUL. practically new house,
recreation rm. with fireplace. maids room
with full private bath. laundry room. large
with fireplace, dining rm., kitchen. very
large electric box, electric stove. large
screened porch: End floor, 3 bedrooms. 2
baths with 3rd floor finished attic. Very
suitable for extra bedroom: oil heat; We
netian blinds and roller screens: built-in
garage This is beautiful house, q years
old Never occupied only by owner. Built
by him. Exactly miles to micdle of
Washington. TRANSPORTATION. cars and
buses u blk. from house. Located about
mile south of College Park, Md. Owner
moving June s. Will only rent to we'll
recommended tenant and responsible
Rent Sl75 Box 350-Y. Star.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcon,.)

PIANOS WANTED Granus, splneIs OF
upr ITS: highest cash prices paid. Write
Sr phone pUGo WoRcH. lilo st. NV
RADIOS, used, wanted; house or auto
radios; immediate cash payments, any
make or model. MANHATTAN AUTO &
RADIO CO., 1706 7th st. NV
SAFE. medium size, burgiar-proof. Wood.
SEWING MAcHNEs-we buy all types;
pleating. 917 st. RE. 1900. RE 23II
SIDEWALK BICYCLE desired for 5-year-
old. State terms and condition. h623
South 4th ST., Arlington. 23a
STUDIO COUCH and sofa bed wanted al
once. also upholstered chairs. Phone
AM INTERESTED in buying old iewelry
silver; china, bric-a-brac. old glass DORA
MILESTONE, ME 6079.
CASH FOR DIAMONDS anu OLD eoia, dis.
mond Watches and discarded iewelry Err.
NEST sURK. INC. 614 18th " OI. 2773
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID tor dia
monds. silvervare, cameras. clothing and
hand MAY ZwEIG NE Dis
CAPITOL FURNITURE CO., 639 Indians
ave. n.w.-Household, office and antique
3 paid id o NA ar 5sss; ssas am, to pm. Ewes.
Snd-HAND End, 5!A ,J Crib play pen and high chair
WILL STORE PIANO in home for privi-
lege OF Using same CHI 1000. Ext 6bA