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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
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Official Fired

TOKYO, Oct. 4 (INS) - Gen.
Macarthur today ordered the re-
moval OF a Jap cabinet minister
and the abolition OF all laws re-
stricting civil, political and re-
ligious Liberties.
In addition, the supreme Allied
commander ordered disbandcd the
hated Japanese thought" police,
organized to arrest political Of
tenders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
CUSTER ORDERED

The cabinet minister ordered
removed from office was Home
Minister Iwao Yamazak.
The order marked the first time
Macarthur has shown any dis
position 10 rearrange the person
mel of the Jap cabinet.
YamaZaki disclosed that Mac
Arthur had requested list Of
all political prisons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
CABINET MAY FALL

The ensuing developments gave
added hope 10 liberal groups and
presaged the early fall OF the
cabinet.
MacArthur's headquarters dis
closed that all known war pris-
oners and civilian interneeS have
been evacuated from Japan and
Korea.
OF 32407 prisoners and in
ternees listed by the JapS. 30,S05
are en- route h nome, 1880 are
known 10 have died and 2l2 are
claSsed as Stragglers. The total in
CfUded f6.699 Americans and 957
Canadians.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-02

We will close Immediately upon formal notice of Victory
in Europe and remain closed for "a hours
2 Ii notice of Victory received after $50 Saturday on
Sunday will close at and remain closed through
Monday
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-02

His bullets still are made OF lead -.
Their angry whispers still foreell Of sudden death
For me and others crouched in slime and mud
The end for us is yet to come
And SO we pray to God to give us strength
To fight and win !. J. without the waste Of Time
And with His Will !. to see our homes again.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-02

g. Ii notice of Victory is received after closing hours at
night, we shall not open the following day
In shall closed after notice of Victory
for "a hours
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
LOIS EBY AND VIZ
JOHN c.

thrilled. Did you tell hisn you'd
take it %
Not vet" Raft said. Il told him
we'd wait until this project was
finished and then talk it over. We'd
undoubtedly get a couple of jobs
Just from estancia owners seeing
the Kimberly layout
Manuelo spoke a few words In
Spanish into his radio transmitter,
and below them the landing field
suddenly became a bright patch OF
light. He banked neatly and came
in for his landing. The station
wagon was waiting on the edge OF
the lighted field. A few minutes
later and they were all aliehting at
the Kimberly front door. On tho
way up from the field the baroness
had complained of a maddening
headache. Once in the lighted hall
way she made her way to her room.
Jime, Raft and Terry gave their
coats to a servant just as Brooks
came down the stairway carrying
two bags. Smilingly he tossed his
head toward the baroness still as
cending the stairs.
"What'd you do to Roxie?' he
said.
His mother laughed quietly.
You should have seen her a few
hours ago. she said. "She was
! anita tha 80 Of tba u y.tv
Brooks dark. handsome face
lighted. "Oh, one Of those things
he said. CHOSE daiquiros will be
the death of her yet"
He glanced at his watch, ITS
ten minutes to eight. I'd better be
leaving. Did Manuelo waltz
YES Jime said. Il told him I
thought you'd want him to run you
down to the station"
Raft hit Brooks a friendly tap on
the back.
Il suppose the speech's all fin
ished and polished?'
Know it by heart" Brooks
laughed.
He turned to Terry, who stood
next to his mother. Il can't believe
you did anything today he said.
You look as fresh as a flower"
For an Argentinean your Irish
barney is perfect Terry said,
flushing.
Everyone shook hands with
Brooks, wished him well on his
campaign tour. Jime fingered a mo-
ment at the door as her tall son
bent to kiss her, and then the door
closed and the sound Of the car
faded into the night.
Long after Terry was Struggled
in her bed Brooks words kept ring
ing V and Over again III her
mind. "You look as fresh as a flow
er." Beautiful words, really. She
felt the color in her cheeks and the
mad racing of her heart. How silly.
she thought. He's nothing more than
a friend to me. He belongs to Co
rinne-and always viii! Finally she
dropped off to sleep.
(Ic Pc CONT. lFN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
SIXTEEN

DUSK COMES softly to Buenos
Aires. Although 1t was only 6
o'clock when the Kimberly party
arrived at the airport, already clus-
tiers Of parkway lights We're bloom
ing along the wide drive that led
from the highway into the white,
modern depot. Ten minutes in the
air and the sea Of lights below I'M
raveled into stray ends as they
passed over an occasional village.
Then there was only darkness and
the endless pampas stretching
westward.
Everyone seemed too exhausted
for conversation. Jime and the bar
oness had taken seats at the rear of
the cabin. Raft and Terry sat d.
rectly behind Manuelo.
In that moment of silence, with
only the dull drone of the engine
and the wind blending their voices
together, Terry's mind was filled
with tumbling thoughts. During the
busy days she moved about her
new orbit, taking events for grant
ed. But at times like this, when full
realization daWned. the fabulous
ness of thc past few weeks came tC
envelope her.
The whole business had the flmy
%unreality of a dream. She, Terry
Arnold. a struggling writer, a no
body, really being catapulted over
night from he%artbreak, lonesome
ness and bitter failure into the very
bosom of n of the most reVereC
families in the Argentine. She haG
the constant feeling of %apprehen-
sion. That she might suddenly
awaken and find herself back in hei
little hotel room at the San Juan
She could feel the c~loseness of Raft
beside her, see his dim outline tron
a thread Of light that came from
the instrument panel. His suddel
voice shook her from her Dreams
"Senor Mercado, the contractor
thinks we a get started with the
building In two weeks"
That's wonderfully TER" sale
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
R J.! /: J; T.! & R q! z x: 3
o-1nrAs S@nNNN- RAhAV@ME" JOHN c. FlEMiNG
quietly. What did he think of tn

quietly. What did he think of the
p%roject?"
Il never saw anyone more enthu-
siastic. OF course, he would be
getting a contract to build so
houses, all in one afternoon. But
there was more than that. l mean,
1t wasn't just what he was going
to make out of the job, it vas the
Whole idea that seemed to strike
him."
You mean like the magazine edi-
tor said-that this might start a
wave Of such building" Terry
asked.
That's it. The old thrill of pio-
neering. OF being the first in a new
movement that might be a lot big
ger than any of us realize"
Il have a feeling it will be-"
Raft dropped his voice, as if his
words We're for Terry. and Terry
alone.
Don't tell anyone this" Raft
said, mot yet, anyway. But Mer-
cado wants me to join his firm after
the buildings are finished"
Terry again caught the new note
Of pride in his words. Raft, she
thought, old, carefree Raft, is GER
tainly changing. A few weeks ago
he wouldn't have taken a job on a
silver platter. Now he was proud
to tell her that he was actually in
demand. Terry felt Rats hand
close lightly over hers.
I'm terribly proud OF you,'
Terry said.
"You mean you don't like play
boys?"
Liking and respect are synony-
NOUS" Terry said. "And it's pretty
hard to respect anyone who doesn't
have a definite purpose"
you're sure a lot different than
l thought you We're at first" Raft
said thou2htfully.
Meaning WHAT"
"Oh, I don't know guess I
thought you were like most girls
from North America"
Terry laughed lightly.
"Filthy rich, indolent and pleas.
ure-seeking? ?"
Il guess you can blame it or your
American MOVIES Raft said. "Yor
know to most Argentineans every
one from North America is WORT
at least a cool million"
1--WE heard that" Terry said de.
family. "Of course it's ridiculous.'
Raft seemed suddenly to realize
he was bordering on dangerous ter
ritory.
"To go back to Mercado. HI
thought my sketches We're splendid
His idea is this-he has part of {
floor in his building that is at pres
ent unused. He suggested that hi
have his own architectural depart
ment and let me be the head of it.
would have several young archi
tects under me doing the detail
work. 1t really sounds to me like
wonderful opening!'
IT'S made to order." Terr'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
KNOW THE sOUNDEsT WAY

THERE ARE lots of different
ways to play some combinations
of the cards. but only some one
way which has the greatest math-
ematical chance of success. Fine
player. are usually those Who
have done mor than merely study
combinations in actual play, and
remember what developed on past
occasions. They are usually en-
thuslasts who have set up certain
combinations and have studied
them away from the table, so that
they have become able to recog-
nizez them when they arise. They
want to know the soundest way
with each.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
Wife Preservers

To get a chocolate stain from a wool
suit, place the fabric spot-side down on a
pad of cheesecloth and sponge with car
bon t~etrachloride. If the stain is impervi-
Gus to cleaning fluid, better take the gar
ment 10 q reputable cleaning establish
uent, telling them what caused the stain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
PAGE SEVEN
BY PAUL ROBINSON

The majority Of the declarers
took the lead with the heart x
and led the club 8. They tinessed
the 10. which the Q won. There
after it was impossible to get two
tricks in the suit. Whatever North
led. East could it, so that
South would core no clubs except
the A. Added to that We're only
eve top tricks in other suits.
A few of the declarcrs realized
that, with seven other tricks in
sight and two necessary in clubs,
the best chance to get the two was
to prevent a singleton X or Q
from winning. They played the A
first to protect against that
chance. When the Q dropped. an
other club trick beanie certain. BY
this method, South was sure Of
two club tricks, no matter how the
defenders clubs We're located.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
SYNOPSIS

TERRY ARNOLD. a young Vermont
newspaperwoman. has written a fair
ly successful novel. To gather mate
rial for a second book She has gone
to the Argentine. her subject matter
TO be the wealthy playboy set Of that
Iatin-Amerlcan country.
other characters are:
BROOKS KIMBERLY. owner of ultimo
Ventura, Il race horse:
CORINNE ARTIGAS. kimberly's fan
Gee. II
RAFF CARDOBA. architect and friend
OF Kimberly.
YESTERDAY: A magazine writer vol
UntrorS to write an article about the
new homes Ran ~ designing and it
is hoped that many other ranch own
ers Will improve the gauchos' living
conditions. too. The sudden publicity
also looks as if it might end Raff's
leisurely days and put him hard at
work.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13

Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc
Evening star., 1945-09-11
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

DOUBLE T ROOM for siTls, to s. share in
lovely 4rm mi apt IT. with If.d other In Buck
m" r@ studio apt. sm. H. Kit. ~ for ;: 3" share
65!h 5a, f's sr OaSepen, Att fm fp fer z s55
for : or s45 for /. AT. 1854 after p IN m,
new Ne "a APT Pr RI X and b. auto hw'
Ii 1886 for appt l24 o st. sw Apt l.
LADY SHARE large, attractiye apt. with
another lady; conv, location; $50 mo. See
@ faos 10Th TIN" ST NV. o Apt. Grin mImmediate ed
occupancy; ! room, kitchen. bath. utilities
bUPoNT AREA. II ia 18th St. n.w.-Lge.
studio bedroom, Ink: kitchen; next TO
with daily maid service; suit for 3 empi
people; $50 mo-, includ. all utilities. Shown
BY appt. only. Phone MRS SAMPLE, NO
.i sth ST. Ne rooms for permanent
couple with child: private entrance, toilet
and laundry room; S45 month. Call q to
YoUNG LADY TO SHARE attractive ant.
With 9Th another LADY; near l4th st and
GeGTfa ave ave. carlines g.. reference; s55
mHn'n 1is5 coLuMBIA HHN RD ssaV NV. Apt ae-oirl,
a: age IS to 35; TO share apartment with an
one one Girl TO TO I SHARE no house ''ai with other
girls; kitchen privileges: s25. $40 Con-
f9sa ioo5 9ys n H. nH AVE. n AW@Attr so4S -rm apt
beaut. furn.. fireplace. Fri2idaise, lalge
closet; no cooking: gentlemen preferred,
Sll Hk Inquire 213S K ST. NV. after 6.
SEENlCEMAN'S WIFE. or settled girl to
share with another lady apt. conveniently
located to shopping center; Friendship
Heights car by door; S36 mo: everything
furnished ,3507 w pl. NV Apt. ~,
1927 GEORGIA AVE. NW.-Complete
kitchen and bedroom, ch.w.; couple only,
6s35 CENTRAL AVE. s.E.-3-bedroom
apt, nicely furnished, all utilities. $3.50
Per month HI. 1654-R.
1928 IRVING ST. NW.-Nice basement
apt suitable for 3 or men of gooo
habits; cool. clean. comfortable; low rent;
SO per week ca. person.
2i25 Ith ST. NE bedrm.. kitchen, sun
porch, . girls. S45 mo. Call after $50
sa3 II ST; S.E.-Bedroom and kitchen
apt, everything furn.. FTigidaire;, suit. ,,
81 so week; on car line. ! blk. bus.
COLORED-lS24 18th ST. NV; semi !
rm. apt. with respectable family; share
sdt,l1 kltehen with on one Other for eHployed
COLORED-REFINED colored girl to share
small apt. with another girl: S25 mo. 1885
18th st. NV. Call MI s0Sl.
COLORED Two NICE employed boys,
$50; also large front room to boys.
81 80 each. 1442 Swarm st. NV. NO.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXER PUPPIES. champion sired Axe,
litter Of now offered, males and females,
wks. old, wormed and cropped. several
with attractive white blaze. Falls Church
1l00-W, call evenings.
BOXER, female. fawn. Axe reg. Ii
months. Owner leaving country, must dis
pose, sacrifice. Excellent dog for children.
not for show purpose. TIE. 1047.
COCKER PUPPY 3-month black female.
temp. lnoculated and wormed Also dog
house to be sold with pup or separately
Falls Church 2460-J.
PUPPIES; mother registered Scottie;
fathers ancestry unknown: any reason
able offer accepted. Call EN- 1904 after
BoxERs-Pups Of unusual quality. Cham
BOXER PUPS. 3 mos, Axe registered.
excellent pedigree: reasonable. RA 5631
STUD SERVICE. Axe reg. cookers,
Schnauzers. Dalmatian. MCINTYRE KEN
NELS, SH. 77SS. See ad telephone di-
COCKER PUPPY, black female, 3 months
old; have papers: S25. Phone CO. 9122.
PEKINGEsE, male, thoroughbred, 3 years
Ole; real beauty and real pet What S
COOKERS, beautiful, healthy. black pups,
champion sired; Axe registered, $50
BELGIAN SHEPHERD pups. most gorgeous
SeeirgEye dogs, registered; female, $50;
males. 500. 3025 o St NV.
WIREHAIRED PUPPIES, males, z weeks.
thoroughbred, Axe registered. Evenings
or Sundays Sligo 1914 12*
TEMPUL CATTERY-Persian kittens for
sale, white or silver Shepherd 1911.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
REPAIRS and SERVICES >tcont.)

REFAikS ono SGNVISsS lSonf.).
RADIOS REPAIRED in your home, if pos
seFyee and Tasnss val sssS machine
pfomp M nsafS ca w parts 544s dss ss0'd
RRiHkFhRsIGERAT1oN RikhsI SERVICE. specializing
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RRE;MoDELINsG from basement . to ss 5eot
S5ifS RooFING Cor OF Al All * KISDs ID Nv Call for
free estimate. CONSOLIDATED ROOFING
sooffAc. &C.; n, 4tTf Tfss1se, ROOF rArsTfse. IA
Mb; H SzIPLEXi aE; ill., uo ' ., ~ll
spd spdrTa waxing ns,x Can MIR; BARR, AT. 1857:
FS5 Up phSnf H SssI
SEWING MACHINES-Guarant repairs
Parts and supplies for ali machines. sew;
SONS CO. District 1900.
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS-We inspect.
Repacemset parts H for ahe al make sns macnnes 1ss
FSRzI SS 'sSs ssSns s"a sS5Hss
TILE AND MARBLE REPAIRS by experts;
new ppn tie inSts nat nllaattionS o Call MR.; LoM-
6sEp sE0 CAMERAS GourRt 3 Sl ana seld eEsS Full
LER & d'ALBERT, INC. SIS 10th St NV
National 47l2.
TYPEWRITERs cleaned. oiled and ad-
1N5GI 1us5ed Az vnrk, work ,NI gMa1anteed RE 1l77
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., S13 14th NV.
TYPEWRITERS cleaned, oiled and ad-
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VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. CSC. Up TO
1T. wide and it. long Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our modern ma
chine method WASHINGTON SHADE &
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WASHING MACHINES repaired; quick, de-
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of condition; all work guaranteed; Serv-
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Pleasant ST. NV. AID. 6639.
WASHING MACHINES, vac. cleaners re-
serving D. c.. nearby Md. and Va. GARY
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ALL MAKES SEWING MACHINES, vacuum
cleaners motors, washing machines and
electrical appliances repaired: work guar
anteed, prompt services. J. M. THOMAS.
TelenhoDe NO 4S46
Evening star., 1945-09-11
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WILL PAY 8 MOS RENT in advance for
furn i.S,r Or 1nn nnfsrn srnt or bedrm, house,
or ubuDs f | W pay pay s. s1ss per nm mo seetSn W
WAsH2a>os Vas Rss&GFf BUSINESS P;T EXECUTIVE de-
furnished: NV suburbsa OF country "pTs; see c
ton: no children: excellent renters for
par5ieulsr tic heneoGM hems oGner i. Phone Or oss4
FURNISHED 3-bedroom house and maids
room room desired by couple: 9month in
Iafersnoas rant muse and maid' $780, very best
Diplomat NEEDS furnished house. Sc 3
bedrooms; be- gns will sisn ns slong-term lease. Cali
REGULAR RE sG Al ARMY OFFICER returned II, from
oversees e wife and s,year-old son, to be
Sire or bedroom house or asaily aparfment eet
s5dn SMALL 2poG aoEsr EFa 41a within v,knv
minor repairs. P. o. Box 1903. IL:
PERMANENT resident desires three or four
ssstionG; viii siEn onesyear lease. @ Hi caii
4 HkcESTLY S e,sst SEEDED. sn for immediate Il. oe-
or nearsy Nd $50 to s1s5 s5.qinisssa GR sss nv is.
sis5; prefer virginia coMpR. Rs sTEPa. Eaga:'
kARGE ePgnS PuRS1shEb HI HoussEf0 Of farm IL
bedrooms; Chevy Chase, Bethesda, Ken
slngton or vicinity: wanted immediately
for gentle family of six (childrer's ages.
19; II, IS, and governessl: best references:
wiling to pay between $3.50 to $3.50. Call
S9ndays and evenings; RE. 600, EXT.
cow. ST EGf ENGfNhER. lei wife and child desire Isl
renting small house in WASHINGTON or
NV suburbs. WO. 8343.
WALTER RED officer and family de-
or unfurn. Shepherd 1911, Ia
PERMANENT RESIDENT seeks house or
apartment, minimum 3 bedrooms, NV or
nearoy nean Va.' Nd, around 500 mo. EX.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
APARIMENIS WANTED.

wANTED.,sept, 18th to pee. 18th. couple
ssssss fhons s MRs aa Hi5b Rs
WAVE OFFICER and mother. permanently
in Wash desire bedrm. apt; 5rsfegably
hT coMDk and Or wife sth sH1 souss son
aged 2 urgenty need furnished apartment
pancy; Please call Emerson 1876 between
sERViCEMhN 8 xvi an and wife desire l room,
section. Call TR. 5171 between & and
a.BEDRooM APT. for husband, wife and
mother: Army captain, permanently as
signed Washington, and wife in civil sery..
ee YoGNa 5S area SiRLs pToessona S9 ESa %
nished apt. in NV. section by Sept. 10.
Ga WANHEn Hp GsRa ssfeF AFT pm furnished or
furn., kitchenette and bath, for grown
people; nice surroundings; will pay 500
per mo. Call MRS. TUASON. HO. 14o0,
Ext. 81, during office hours.
9NEuEN shild sga afF sst for servieemsns wife snd
RETURNED sERvICEMAN and wife, per-
manent Washington residents, desire l.
bedroom unfurnished apartment. Call En-
erSon 1929. 12s
FURNISHED APT-Marine 1t. COL and
wife desire a furnished 2-bederoom apt,
not in private home. in NV. Wash. or Ar
lington; will be here for at least . years.
Please call Republic 74oo, Ext 5246, be-
tween $50 am. and 4:30 pm. 16'
snonsible naval ofiicer stationed Ah.i here ' Or
ssPT sP9 Ii iSth Y' wEfRsWoman sf1Sss executive
GeerFss9yn aee ;sss s4.I Dupont area Please reply
DIRELY NEED furp. or unfurn, apt; NV,
duty and wife: no pets or children Call
ET. IT. scHREiNgR *. s1oos Ext. ss17
Weebdssys q No; 1905 after 9 pm; 12s
$as1fr ap @'ta'fH Small fPa AoS.s USE 'Sssf f.
army eEElcER. wife and LIS small 5sbS
DESIRE / or 2 bedroom furnished NV
seetien od no 1 sharing a1gs no furniture buying
fHo WAVE ORIGINS and O. two Z, civilian di
SEPT. 15-oCT. s1-Army oticer and wife
downtown area. EN-. 5091. IL
furnished house or apt. for himself, wife
and 3-year-old child; permanently assigned
in 1nN Gf Re s7o1 ESt ass nssd
sion. References if required. Hobart
YYS0SUJNG NAVY 1T. and wife desire small
furnished apartment ioT s weeks; no chill
dren. no pets; Boy sosss; Star; 60. II. frau
house completely iurnisheo' net a Iar dsa1 dfom
eaaneesaa sfsea pn sse, or ma MENDsz. 1862 Fax
aooBRbRooM aosd piSo;oM APARTMENT preferably with
p1ssIa prs residence % in City. Wisconsin 7sSs. 1s:
oes EaTy an as aR tG5 snd sy
cA. 5ass. after 8. liz
Evening star., 1945-09-11
FARM and GARDEN,

soDDINGs Nc, GRADING top soil. Call Wis
SaFFoDI E"nF1a BIZ BULBS, finest certified stock; &c.
cellent TOR indoors, good for scmishadLe;
fGl faNpsdArE SH Easz GARDENER and contractor
Grounds, large and small parks, ceme-
teries. Residence grounds specially. Seed
ing fertiising spraying trees trimmsd
GREENER GRASS Just don't happen. Fer
tilize with Wondergro. Sow, best grass
seed. Let our experts do 1t for you now
grass, poison oak, Ivy, other weed and in;
sect pests eradicated Wondergro, the ideal
plant food, SIS ton delivered. Heavy
clumps myrtle for shady spots, .evergreens,
Lots filled. leveled grading. drainage. brick,
flagstone. walks terraces, walls. pools
fireplaces' trellts. arbors. guard rails; trees rec
waterproofng. plasterins. carpentry; free
TREE REMOVAL, complete landscapins.
large or small free estimates. Covered by
compensation liability and property dam
scApE cp EN- IS osss LAND
starter. new silo filler. Phone OWNER,
Falls Church 2190: after @ pm; l6'
LANDSCAPE GARDENER, pruning. plant
grading. trees trimmed and removed. ST.
0304 or Kensington. 23S-W after pm
oNE,HoRsE lISE,t WAGON, John Deere, new 4
gle and double shovel pillow. spring tooth
harrow l set Of double harness. Just like
GoMPLETE LANDSCAPE and tree surgery
Trimmed and removed by experts. 81
small. Call Kensington 1l3-W all day Sun
day Top or s holidays after $40 pm, weekdays;
gardens. AT. $3.50
Evening star., 1945-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDIONS, any size or description;
highest cash prices. Call MR.. FARREN,
ADDING MACHs., typewriters, calculators,
office. equip, all kinds; top prices paid.
Evenings and Sundays, CO. 1925: week,
ADDiNG MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
lators, bought. sold and rented. RE 1177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., s13 14th
ADD1iiNG MACHINES and typewriters
bought. TOP prices: repaired quickly. In
auire RE 1928. OFFICE MACHINES
CORP Bond Bldg 4th and n ave.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects, bet
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac in any
amount wanted At once. Please call MR..
BEDROOM SUITES. dininc room suites.
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
matter what you have to sell please call
today, Mr.. GRADY, MA. 1920.
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture;
contents of apts. or houses, at once; we
do moving carefully, storage Ia. 2937 IL
BEDROOM SUITES, office furniture. dining
and living room suites. elec. refrigerators,
glassware and rugs. Dupont 0513 IL
BICYCLES and velocioedes, in any condi-
tion. wanted for materials must be rea-
sonable Columbia 4293
BIRD CAGE. Call after pm, SH 60o6.
CASH. Trade BRENNER, s33 Penna ave
NV, RE 2434. Open 8 am to Z pm
CAMERAS, photo equipment. both amateur
and professional. Best prices. FORD
PHOTO SUPPLY. 500 7th st. NV. tnear Fl