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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-30
Walter WiH1chelI
In San Francisco

wanted to live with other nations.
and not IL we wanted to live In
peace and in dignity among our
selves =. So. as a Ieople, We were
deciding whether we were willing to
lie in foxholes-for the privilege Of
walking like men-in front Of Our
women and children.
But the DULLES in Tokyo thought
We were hesitating because we were
weak :. So they gave us Pearl Har-
DOR Then, with 80 per cent Of
our fleet firing power gone. FDR
spoke the language for the word 10
near. He said: They asked for it
and they are going to get it,
That speed Of FDR's still holds
good, and you men have under
written it, not only as fighting mon
of combat units, but by your own
sacrifices as individual American
citizens.
Nov, am not one who goes in
for pep talks or the chin-up stuff.
just can't do it-never could. Most
OF my headaches Tin uniform)
came from popping off. But I 10
think this. 1 think that you ought
always to have tremendous inner
satisfaction, completely independent
Of whatever else happens. You
have self-respect, a very important
thing - because you live with It
every day, and it is more important
than anybody's gratitude. 1t is some
thing you earned for yourself and
it IS something you can never lose.
ut was a dirty, rotten job that
had to be done and nothing can
ever take from you the knowledge
that you did it like men. You don t
reed blubbering politicians to tell
you what you did You know
and you will always knoW-that the
enemy couldn't kick your county
around-because it couldn't kick
YOU around.
That's more than anything I, OF
anybody else, can say to you. There s
just one more thing. I'm not a SEN
timehtal guy-but I do think-th 4
the people in all our AZ states are
trying very hard to understand
what you faced. I think there's q
good chance of permanent peace
think, too, the country knows that
you all saved its self-respect as 6
nation-and thereby saved the self.
respect of every civilian and citizen
I don't know about politicians, but
little Mr.. and Mrs. America are moi
going to let you down.
II remember Mrs. Roosevelt once
said that if the Nazi came to pow.
Err, no man could even be kind tt
another without the fear of beinf
thought weakling And So
please know how I feel about vol
when say-(and am not ashamed
to say it, it was very, very kind
of you to invite me here today"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-30

relations department of the tele-
phone company.
Widely known in Connecticut and
throughout New England, Mr.. Rolfe
was first chairman of the Con-
necticut Development Commission
serving in that post from 1899 70
1912, and as member of the COM
mission until last year when he re-
signed. AS director of the Con-
necticut section of the New Engla..d
Council since 1888, he has been az
tive in that organizations recrea-
tional development and general pro-
gram committees.
Mr.. Rolfe is a founder of the
New England Industrial Research
Foundation, Inc, and Is a director
of the General Hospital society Of
Connecticut. He was a director of
the Eagle Lock company of Terry
vile from 1910 to 1913, and former
ly served on the New England Re-
gional Planning Board.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-30
ANNOUNCE PRIZES
FOR BOND BUYERS
Committee to Award 10
Major Gifts at Close of
9TH War Loan Drive

Individual bond purchasers will
receive tickets for 10 major prizes
to be offered during the Seventh
War Loan Drive it has been an
nounced by James E. Moran, chair
man Of the War Finance commit
teed. One ticket will be given for
each $25 war bond or multiple
thereof. The bonds must have been
purchased during April, May or
June.
The 10 major prizes to be offered
will be Piper Cub plane, a
Chevrolet, Ford, a speedboat,
General Electric kitchen, a movie
camera and protector, an oil burner
and hot water heater attachment,
Capehart radio-phonograph COM
bination, 5000 order for a COM
plete outfit of clothing. and a set
of Bobby Jones golf clubs and leath-
er bag.
In addition to the 10 capital
prizes, 100 other items, including a
bicycle, a set of tires and tubes,
radios, airplane luggage, frigi-
daire, and an electric sewing ma
chine, will be offered.
The drawing is being conducted
by the Waterbury War Fund Com
mittee. Directors of the fund are
Mr.. Moran, Harold Dowd repre-
senting the American Brass Co.;
Richard Benson, Chase Brass &
Copper Co.; David Moreland, SEQ
will Mfg. Co.; Frank Green, the
general public, and Harry Mich
aels, the retailers.
Issuing agents may requisition
tickets from Mrs. Donald Post at
the Civilian Defense Volunteer Of
flee, 81 Church street.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-30
1000 GALLONS FREE GAS

Stonefort, Ill. (UP)-There was
gasoline for everyone in the VII
iage of Stonefort, all unrationed
and free, when gasoline tank truck
belonging to the Lawrenceville Car
tage company overturned near the
town. Enterprising citizens parad-
ed past the gasoline fountain Tor
four hours with every available
bucket and pail in the community
in order to salvage as much Of tl.e
1000 gallons as possible.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-30

Drum Corp room on ThOmasiou
avenue.
The weekly Prayer meeting Of the
Gospel Hail viii be held tomorrow
evoling at Q O'Clock.
Alfred Botelho, Seaman First
Glass. USNR.. and Mrs. Botelhc
have returned 10 their home after
spending the weekend In New York
City.
Eleanor Clarity. Seaman Second
Glass, of the WAVES, has returned
to her base, Indian Head, Maryland,
after spending brief leave with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Clarity
Of Fort Hill avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Rood OF
Thomaston avenue spent the week.
end with Mr.. Rood's uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dean of
Terryville.
Mrs. Robert Taylor of 1929 Thorn
aston avenue is a patient at the
Waterbury Hospital. Her condition
is reported as good.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ilnicki alo
family of Cheshire were recent Wis
itors with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dubay Of Downes street.
The Casper S. Davis Drum Corps
will hold their regular business
meeting tomorrow evening at
D. m. in their rooms in the rear OF
the poSt-office.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-30
SCIENCE STUDENTS
TO VISIT MUSEUM

The General Science Glass of Post
Junior College is taking their BIZ
annual trip to New York to visit the
Hayden Planetarium and the
American Museum of Natural his
tory.
Saturday morning and afternoon
will be spent at the Museum wit
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-30

your cor JeddS q double lite
Your automobile is one of your best friends if you
it right But can also turn into savage killer
if you cannot stop it in time The Safety Division of
the international Association of Chiefs of Police is
holding drive from April IS to June to make our
highways safer. They ask you to have your brakes
checked at once-for your own and your neghbors'
safety.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-30
ILLUSTRATED TALK ON
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Philip Noble, world Travelled and
photographer, showed films on
Southren California at the last
or the Second Church forums for
the season last night. Fo.: I'M scs-
sio4ls will be lesalEea the first Sui
Iva in October.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-30
Spring showers--Ovt for hours

Moisture thing telephone wires your home can't
stand That's good thing remember especially during
the of spring showers There many ways that
dampness put your telephone of service For in
stance standing umbrella where it can drip on the
wires using mop along the Dashboard where the wires
run, leaving nearby window OPEN We pass these tips
along you because know you don't your tele
phone of order. Naturally will appreciate your
cooperation, too.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-30
LABOR FORUM TO BE
HELD SUNDAY, MAY 6

A forum on labor and its pfo3-
lens which was SCHEDULED 70 take
place at Bunker Hill Consl egational
church last night, has been post
poned until next Sunday, May 6,
it was announced& John j. Drisco.l,
CLIO state secretary will be amol.s
the speakers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-30

Troop 81. Boy Scouts of America
will meet this evening at 7:30 in tn,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-30
ROLFE RETIRES
AS ASSISTANT
Telephone Co. Executive
to Become Associated
With Advertising CO.

New Haven, April 30,-Charles E.
Rolfe, assistant to the president of
the Southern New England Tele-
phone company, VII retire tomor-
row aid become vice president in
charge of the Connecticut office Of
the Albert Woodley company, New
York advertising agency. His Of
flee will be at 205 Church street,
New Haven. Mr.. Rolfe organized and
for the past twenty years has d.
rected the advertising and pubic
Evening star., 1945-07-17
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

SCOTYIE PUPS weeks old Axe. reg
istered. From champion stock; males and
females: $50. Bowie 2747. 1s'
GREAT DANE PUPS. beautiful fawn, males
SHETLAND SHEEP DOG, 8 months old.
Akc k registeredd $50 cocker spsnisl pgps
S. 9d and 95 g PET 5ed Poop sHoP soR e9S sgoo
ERGfsH Saih sf snl9E ssS sPANE qs pese
3 years old; male. liver and white: excel
WANTEDNice VA FED bome for iong-hsired n kit
tens; partly Maine-Coon. 81. 261S.
WILL GIVE 4 beautiful 8 weeks puppies
away; must have good homes Call Du-
BOXER PUPS. Axe resistered. cropped
and immune; fawns, WA. 4145: -,
Pedisfead sS So and SS5 BOs 81 7saS eeA' o'0
for sale, gray gpd brown 8 mos old. male
PUPPIES. MOTHER "a spitz, 10 weeks, par
tally a housebroken' So each 1891 sp5.ns
WANTED Good home for young male
police dog, housebroEen. good disposition
6oBERMAN DO ffSdl PFsoHER, female, u
Children. Cali EX 09l9'
DALMAITIAN PTPPY %. 8 weeks old,
BosroN Boss ~; ButL III TERRIER. female. excel
DoBERMAN MINIATURE PINsCHER. s
months old, high pedigreed, fine good
natured pets. 1850 Biltmore st. NV. GO.
WELSH TERRIER. 10 mos; old, reg. Axe,
3Td d geperation IIer I@ psPeTSo PSGo WI o% 342s
old Kitten. female can RE. 500 after
KITTEN, t1 TEN siamese, registered blue point, 5
months old. Tel. Chestnut 750o' Ext; 753.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING, roofng, rocK wool m
sulation. Call US for estimate: HUDSON
NV Warehouse al 7th and T ne DI
GUARANTEED HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
stfppne Te IS asbestos siding. earpensfs and
all types OF home repairs. Small monthly
payments. No cash down: FEDERAL
CoNTRSAcTIfNGa { R. y co. 9l5 New York 96! aye
Is h;"' YOUR Tn KITCHEN MODERN? II not
sal Us for trss layout ssT snd saIagyfs estafs
laying SANDING. nnishing. cleaning; o1y psy.
mo CONTRACTORS NC 1912 wiScon-
roofing ;idins ysnns 10 lnsHls, pas
GENERAL CoNJSACToR. building con:
shinsle roofs, asbestos wall siding, insula-
e0n, SRMEEi SGAs1sIf. ea 4ss2 S'l.H''e' l.sF
basement rooms finished porches inclosed.
concrete work. plumbing. decorating,
house repairs Get our tree estimate
RENovATINo CO. 1920 Irving st NV,
PAINTING and papering for property
owners looking TO have work done al
sensible prices Work done at once. Best
supervision. material and mechanics used
r II. DOUGLAS & CO, DU. 345S.
PAINTING, decorating roof repairs. home
repairs; white MECHANICS, work guaranteed
Call any time. AID. 1929.
IN vIRGINIA--Can PATTERSON -GARDl.
NER CORP. Hobart 4120. Johns-Man-
dovs screens. heating. remodeing Terms
IN WASHINGTON - Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. HO- 412O; Johns-Msn-
vile roofing siding. Insulation; storm win
dows screens. heating. remodeling Terms
REMODEL, modernize your nome now
LATION co $500 wis. ave WI 1900
WATERPRO0FING, all kinds; Easements
waterproofed, windows caulked. etc. ROB
ERT z. PRICE, Republie 3931. 91'
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started.
kept, audited; tax reports. monthly serv-
ice statements; prompt ress. sH ,6S6, 1894,
ACCOUNTANT, experienced. desires work
with local c.p.a. S75 per week. BOX
COLLEGE GRADUATE, "a, Phi Beta
Kappa; psychology; excellent knowledge
German, French, Spanish; experienced IN
accounting, statistics, desires position in
sppropriats capacity; Box 4o1-A. Star: 19.
years experience all phases retail, whole
sale procedure: free to travel; P. o. Box
1918, Grand Central Annex. N. Y. c. 17s
DRUG CLERK. experienced, married, draft
exempt Box 376.A. Star, IT,
EXPERT DRUMMER available. Call GE
1853 after p;Mi,
drawing and building, who has also had
practical experience In, all branches of
building construction, desires to get To-
Gated with an architectural firm. W. T.
DORMNY, 2204 Queens Chapel rd.,
Washington Is, D. c IT.
JANITOR, eolored. desires part-time job,
evenings only, in small apartment building
Experienced. Excellent local references. Box
434-A. Star. as
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY sHoPPE for rent, good going
business; owner in i'll health. Call bet.
II am. and z pm, FIR. 9710.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS, operating in
Bethesda Chevy Chase area 1S years.
Have rental accounts and property for
for sale. For sale because of death of
ogner; gox 1854, Star starinrspr!iT7, II, !T,vr
wishes reputable leather goods, jewelry or
gift accounts for Washington area and
Eastern Virginia: covering military con-
facts only. Box 397-A, Star. 49,
ID. G. S. ELF-SERYICE; grocery and
meats; nice NV. location; business. better
KOGOD & BOOKOFF. 631 E st. NV. Ma
93S9, MA. 6527, or GE. 9263.
DGS, groceries, meats and beer business
$500 weekly. Nice living quarters. Price
$4,000 complete. with stock and fixtures
Fixtures are worth more. Terms. KOGOC
& BOOKOFF, MA. 93s9, RIA. 6527 OF
REsTAURANT. NV. near theater: close
pm: no Sunday: rent, S75; payroll,
S42; lease. Price only S5,500;. very easy
terms MR.. THRIFT (exclusive), 1908
N Y ave NV MA 9743
RESTAURANT with living quarters, To-
Gated in Bowling Green, Va, near mill
tary reservation, doing .fiourishing busi-
ness; rhould return investment first year;
priced for quick sale. BORKEY g. DUN
NINGTON, Bowling Green. Va.
Evening star., 1945-07-17
PERSONAL.

EMPLOYED MOTHER wants boarding home
for baby, Montgomery County; will pay
tween $3.50 and 4:30, or write Box 3.
EXfERMINATE. if you need an extermi-
usually requires 2 treatments.
FEEL BETTER after frst treatment or no
fee;. relief from pains and aches due to
nervousness. piles: colds, flu or other all
Lady naturopsth. 20 yrs experience. in
shsSse MEN, woMEN. h H00c Old at 40. so, SOL Want
to feel peppy. years younger2 Ostrex
Tonic Tablets pep up bodies old solely be-
B., calcium, phosphorus. Trial size only
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPERIEs - Expert
AULT, Decorators. co. $500.
WANTED-Day and night care for newly
BORN infant; fan preferably chldleSS, al sSs,d home
lists; state particulars and fee. Box 337-A
LET LET YOUR CHILDREN play while you shor
s!ISsE sPEiRs, sE, ,slS slS7. -, .,... =.
Mris VIE 4 YOU are IN S nesS OF "a loan an uD so C
6isO 81 a. pp JOHNSON: dentist Falls. tsssp a
gs0sss Sfk2s 6sASiAftos e1ss III fsS ns Camp in
tatnS, sports, crafts, riding, low fees; lew
openings; July "a to Aug. FL: girls ZIG.
MA. 7131.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self confidence. freedom from self
consciousness; private tutor. MI. $3.50. 30"
YOUNG MOTHER with s. year old boy
wishes to take care of another child in own
home, 2S13 Naylor rd. Sc, Apt J..
SLIP COVERS, professionally cut and
tailored; early appointment; restricted
REFINED, EDUCATED WOMAN interview!
on personality problems, self-improvement
speech. ANALYSIS, social counsel. MI. 0046
Evening star., 1945-07-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE or personnel asst, coll
lege, 80, experience with major industrial
companies, legal, statistical, personnel
training, Box 1894, Star. 17'
ANALYST, experienced statistician, forms,
methods and procedures, age 30. Box
1894 Star. l7S
DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling, al
terations. reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER, colored, desires
vacation employment, afternoon or evening
work preferred. co. 1866.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE, 7 years personnel
experience; 33; interested primarily in OPP
portunity; $50. Box 2S-A, Star. 17'
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE, college graduate, 35:
12 yrs. experience. personnel and super
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, registered, 6
years experience, desires part or full time,
preferably in doctors office. Box 350-A.
Star. II"
SECRETARY desires permanent connection
in small, one-girl ONCE; capable Of taking
over routine work. Box 43S-A, Star.
SERVICE-Can supply ex-
pert stenographic assistance your Office
MRS. PERLOFF, Columbia 1881 during
office hours.
TYPIST, expert, desires work that can be
done in own home. Wisconsin 4S14, 49,
WOMAN, experienced, best ref, wants
work or q hours per Cay; good worker.
YOUNG LADY, attractive, desires night
work from 9 to 10 or II. 3 to nights
a week, 81. .25 per hour AL. 2076. 22"
YOUNG WOMAN. colored, wants ironing
at home. Ii. 1897.
Evening star., 1945-07-17
ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-Northwest.

1927 EYE ST. .N.W.-Accommodatio i'm
mediately Tor 4 in 2 double rms; l rm.,
SS$ S2S EVE e%sh 81 SWmhccommodst,ops MONTH; for
s1f HAMILTON sT. N.W.-Giri to share
room with another girl, board i desired. red.
Electrolux; couple, S12. Single ballroom.
III SSssi4 RI 5fh Il: sraSi SSiw-Master bedroom nicely
Venetian blinds. pvt home. uniim. phone.
Z i44s % MASS sass AVE-. wee NW s f Double room
single beds. inper-spring mattress; very
clean; S5 per week.
beds; suitable 2 young women; $40 each;
ssRs ssil afssE SErSPsk. : n OF sy} }7Ss :,
share nice twin bedroom with one other,
DOWNTOWN. 1919 X st.-Larse front
room; girls; kitchen privileges: $50
CHEVY CHASE. 5277 Nebraska ave. NV.
studio bedrm "a, priyate Y bath; GENTLE
h9@s nss PSF sr NwDouOs osfs s room ar6er sSits6s D
executives or officers, Refined home Best
downtown residential block. $50 monthly;
Tfasiyi isg1 MASS. ASS AVE. Nw,-sinsle bedroom,
SIS week. Drinkers not accepted. Rigid
restrictions on entersaining.
iGse ss lath ST sseS Swnshfd ddss TssET
i9ss hsss! vaRS6y SiIsssf ST. Nw-pouble rm With
sith' sis masfEf9a Psiss f9a fE Ho sW sla! werurn
front room. next 70 bath, private home.
1Oo2 sth ST. N.W.-Light housekeeping
GSRRioRGaTowN, sSRi5a so2s cambridse tnear
| 30th and Que1--Room in quiet home;
cross ventilation; S25: man.
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1945-07-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CoLORED, G,HW.; to 8, Call no
coLoRED GIRL wants part work morn
CoLoRED GIRL desires work, hours to
CoLORED GIRL desires days work; no
eSSEpk 2F aG5fFy ums fa ao o5 oSt
work; 8 am. to z pm; S25 week and
COLoRED WOMAN wednesday. Thursday,
EXPERIENCED CoLoRED woman wants
part-time work. till l p.m. Sl5' carfare
EXP. CoLoRED, steady work day OF
week: honest reliable, Box ASA Star
GIRL. colored, desires days work. g.hw
light laundry. 6Oc per hour and carfare
GIRL, eoiored, desires days work, SIS and
GIRL, eoioTed, wants days work. Call
S5Ef S5E iiS: SsnfS 81, sny bsgs Good salary Call al
GIRL wants nousework. no Sunday; like
70 be of at Z. Call TIE, 4403.
GIL; GrH1,, col95ed wants days Work YORK EMMA
5i2-day week. DI. S706.
GIRL, colored, wants part. time morning OF
evening; g.h.w.: Al ref.i So per day,
GIRL, coiored, wants days work; s5 per
DAY and carfare. RA. 9S2S.
GIRL, colored. reliable, desires day
GIRL, colored, wants part-time job, 9-4
light housework. Call at once, MA. 664S.
GIRL; colorcd wants JOB as cook or iigh
LauNDREss .IqiSnfsE AND AND CLEANER, r. experienced
desires days work; So ard carfare. EX
WOMAN. colored, with ref, desires S or g
hours work per day; 90 cents per hr
Evening star., 1945-07-17
POULTRY G EGGS.

POULTRY SHOW now gong on, free ad-
mittance. Open 8 am. to pm. every
day in the year. Thousands of baby
chicks, started chicks pullets for laying
next month, and tender caponss. every
week Also hundreds of baby ducks and
turkeys Call Judge Hunt, Rockville
15Sw. POETS LODGE POULTRY PLANT,
BABY CHICKS, from a new selected Mont
gomery County iocks only; year around
matches: weekly broiler plant orders spe-
cially solicited; satisfaction guaranteed;
place fall orders now. HILLCREST HATCH
FRY, c. o. BourdeauX, Gaithersburg, Md.
Telephone 292
TURKEYS, blood tested stock, white and
bronze breed. l gobbler. Sl5; hens. S12
each; also few poults, 4 wks.. old, 81 80
each: 6 wks old, 81 each. Call RA. 1856
CHICKENS, so, II mo. old; Hampshire
Red and Plymouth Rock laying hens,
$3.50 each: also I6 10 wks. old. S1.75
each Call RA 1866.
Evening star., 1945-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 4eon..,

1oH ana .ssns ss ss P:a S S S: S:
deliver your accumulation please phone
ss Highest prices PAID foT hqnSs NR rsGs &
GsaoAc pricss, Can f sepu6lie 5sis. Riffs 1880
PIANo-we are looking for spinst apart
ment upright or grand piano; viii pay the
highest cash price GE. S465,
any make. any kind. any condition. Phone
Ma. 2a65s after 10, am
PIsNOs-Grands;9 al apartment uprights o, or
good pianos. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
PIANos-We will pay the. top. market
$50 to 8 pm. or WI a454 Sunday and
PIANO; upright Or grand. need not be per-
pnANos p s saSa1i cash erass pad Ws
or phone pUGo woRcH. lilo 6 st. nv
PRoJECToR, s-mm. TR. 1868.
RADIOS wanted, home table models, COM
binations and "uto radios preferred; - i'm; I;
pfa6s 6 Sabro sai5 eo fos 7sb 7MbANHATTAS u hT
REFRIGERATOR, gas or electric, apart
ment size. Good WORKING, condition. Call
sEwiNG AR fig mAcHIaEsWe we 6Hs eEsS all types
RissMt5pmg y q a Az ! ST., :t re ZOO : RE g. sSli H.
typewriter. No dealers: Ii. 3166. :,
eoaditioa Wiii pay CASH Cali Il DE- 35fS. BY
WASHING MACHINE WANTED. WA.
Cash FOR DIAMONDS ano old gola o1s-
mond watches and discarded iewelry Err
NEST sLJRK INC 6l4 i3th NV OI 27.a
silver, china, brie-a-brac. old glass. DORA
CAPIT0L FURNITURE Fl CO., $50 indiana
ave n.w.-Househcld. ONCE and. ANTIQUE
furniture wanted. Highest cash prices
paid. MA. 5000. s am. to 5 pm. Ewes.
8 to 9. GE. 1878
monds, siverware, cameras. clothing and
firearms: also choice Of diamonds on
hand MAX ZWEIG ME- 9113
HIGEST prices paid for diamonds, watches,
clothing. cameIa as, silverware. radios, etc.
FRANK CHASIN. 617 D St. NV. MA. 1854.
NEED SPINET or small apartment up
right or grand; will pay cash. Prone
EN- 9170. 30
NEED electric iron. vacuum cleaner and
Singer sewing machine, treadle or cleo
Evening star., 1945-07-17
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANT TRANSPORTATION to ocean City,
Md, next Sunday or Monday; prefer Mon
day Call after 3 pm, GE. 6199.
OFFICERS WIFE and baby desire ride to
Texas: share 6riving and expenses; any
time. TEMPLE OIL So. IS"
A YOUNG MAN, deaf, wants ride to Cleve-
land, leave July 20 or after; share ex-
penses. Come see me, $50 ST.. Sc,
after z pm. IT"
CALF wants ride to West
Coast, will help drive and share expenses;
leave about July %. Call CHI. 1866. IT.
DRIVING PHOENIX, Ariz., or Los Angeles,
Calf; room for two, share and drive;
Sunday, July %. RA. 6540.
WANT l PASSENGER to San Francisco;
leave Thursday morning. Adams 0S21,
LIT. TRUEWORTHY.
TWO WOMEN would like space in car going
to Altoona, Pa. 164S Irving st. NV. HO.
GOING TO HARTFORD, Conn, weenes-
day am. Take one passenger. Tel.
REFINED COUPLE wants ride to Washing
ton, N. c., or vicinity, Norfolk, Va, or
Wilson, N. c., July 81 or after; share ex-
penses and driving RAGAN, 4524 3rd Sc.
IQs