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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-09
Middleburg

Midldeburg, May 8-Mrs. Harry
! Mitchell entertained with a surprise
birthday supper honoring her hus-
bands Sind birthday, Thursday
evening, A beautiful cake centered
the table.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs,
Lee Mitchell and children, Hugh,
Detmer, David, Sandra Kay, Mr.,
and Mrs. Clyde Mayo and son, Don
and Mrs. Clyde Mayo and son,
Dwain, of Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Detmer Eicholtz of Beech Bottom,
w. Va, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mitch
ell, Mrs. Homer Barnes, Mrs. Hulda
Williams, Mrs. Thelma Clark and
daughters, Judy, Evelyn, Mrs. JOS
eph PARCEL and daughter, Betty Lou,
Miss Gene Mitchell, Walter Vail,
Harry Mitchell, Jr., and the honored
guest, Mr.. Harry Mitchell and host
ess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Adds of Can
ton visited over the weekend with
relatives of Middleburg.
Mrs. Nora Clark and daughter,
Ethyl, spent Friday with Mrs. Fran
els Hupp.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Morrison and family
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lewis and
son, Woodrow, of Macksburg, Miss
Gladys Morrison who is employed at
the Lewis home, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morrison and daughter, Judy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Detmer Eicholtz at
tended the funeral of Hugh Chaser
at Cambridge Tuseday, then visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell,
Wednesday, before returning to their
home in West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mallett and son,
Larry, of Hiramsburg, Miss Kath-
leen Bettinger, of Caldwell, Mrs.
Clara Gild0w spent Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Bettinger of near
Middleburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. More
land of Sandusky, Mrs. Sarah Wal
ters, Ella Larrick of Florence spent
Friday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Morrison and family. Mr..
Moreland's wife is an English bride,
just arrived in the states, Mrs.
Moreland was formerly Mary
Thompson of England.
Walter Hartman of Middleburg
moved Tuesday to his new home he
purchased from Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Ball on Heddleson Ridge.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mitchell and daughter,
Gene, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Ida VanFossen, Sunday afternoon at
Crum Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hartman
and family of Wolf Pen spent Fri
day evening with J. H. Morrison
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thompson of
near Lower Salem were calling on
relatives at Rado Ridge Sunday. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harper and
daughter of Gem spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Williams.
Pvt. Robert Clark is spending a
Today furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Clark of Middle
burg.
Sunday afternoon callers at the
home of Andy, Lewis, Joseph Gale
man and Mrs. Olivia Archer were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bede Arnold and chill
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Estadt
and Miss Fern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hartman and
son, Eddie, were callers at Middle
burg Sunday evening.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-09
KennOnSburg

Kennonsburg, May 8-The Moore's
cane mill near Kennonsburg will
run as usual this fall. From now
until May 30 is the time to plant
it. This week is a very good time
to plant.
Isaac Danford got kicked on his
leg by a horse Thursday evening.
He has been on crutches since. 1t is
some better at this writing.
A few have planted corn around
here.
H. L. Moore and d. G. McVicker
were at Barnesville Saturday on
business.
Earl Moore was down awhile Sun
day evening. He says he would
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-09
Coal RIDGE

Coal Ridge, May 8-Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Bertka and children, Ronald
and Barbara, of Akron spent the
weekend with their friends and rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Klubusnik of
Cleveland spent the weekend with
their brother and sister, John and
Anne Klubusnik.
Mr.. Paul Senko of Cleveland is
spending the weekend with his wife
and parents.
Paul Andraycik of Alaska is now
spending a vacation with his fahter
and sister, Mr.. John Andraycik and
Martha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Morozosky of
GAINESVILLE were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Steve Kopchu over the weekend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-09
rather talk than fish.

rather talk than fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brill of Col
umbus spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dan
ford, Mrs. Rosy Rose and daughter,
Pearl spent Sunday with them also,
Henry Hague is visiting friends in
the state of Iowa for few weeks.
Byron Lashley has returned home
after several months with his uncle
Bert Lashley of Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shafer of Mt,
Ephraim called on H. l.. Moore Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ures Massie and
Audra Long were in Wheeling We'd
nesday of last week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-09

and Mrs. Clarence Bonar spent Sun
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Parks, of route one.
J. r. Vanfossen and daughter,
Fanchon, and son, Charles, were
business visitors at Marietta, Mon
day.
Mrs. Hattie Hardesty of Stafford
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Wilson and family.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-09

Photo Observation-Disclosures Drugs.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
POULTRY g EGGS.

R cHAMRl1N Yea
PEKIN Ducks, reasonably priced: chick
ems, various kinds and ages. Call OK
1000 N. H. REDS and Bar Rock baby
WELL Lsnham Ma PetspSs npSs hyg So hte
lots Of l 5 OF. more. Plenty of feed available
GhiRfSs HiREs Chicks Chicks, matches every Thurs, :;
eesed ae Sum- aDRbHSEss AaaIS oass
Nd; Ashton 2o2I. oz.., ....s 49,
s5;sSS ssgss ssS. IA
Can Rocsvilie ts yH s"Wsi. s'' ''' ''' ~ v wv
BANTAMS, pair. also Q. 3 months old;
make goed y layers, Y asra reasonable inexpensive
foR sSIEsfins ~ sallsts, H,,as sH months; h
PuIIHf soS r. 81 New New Hampshire
Red; for fall ana winter eggs. Ashton
y sb5sss only Eoss ssR Ss
sdss Rsae ssy ss5 6sod IS a154sa s5q
tive business is offered for sale due to
with IL cash: For further details and op-
portunity to inspect call Mr.. Pastor. Elk,
a555. YOUNG g. PASTOR, 1929 Vermont
ave. -l6
PULLETS, New Hampshire Red. ready TO
lay. 81 80 each; 3 milk goats. 81 so each.
clinton 5S9-W-2.
FOR SALE N. II. RED. laying hens. 5 to
& lbs. 20 or less; ST. 80 ca, 10230 NJ. H,
ave. Hillandale Md. SH. 12S2. --13
so NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS, 500 each;
also turkey hen with IA pouits. Spruce
.01l0-W.
10 BARRED ROCK LAYING hens, 81 so each,
Call Sunday. DU. 1865.
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FARM and GARDEN.

APPLES. 50 so bushel., sH 741s. If
seyer er do eompets ssss M ns sod b1 x
the Job. the better we like it; can furnish
81 sFss can Mg,3f Fajitsx 5T54 5YTfoS ciiten
RsoGWooD TREE, pink; l5 feet tan, well
complete; needs repairs; 500. 6, F. LYON,
Tilden lane, Lux Manor. Telephone olym-
LANDSCAPE GARDENER-coNTRACToR.
time for SPRAYING, shearing and fsrtilizins
ng S1gr eyersresns yer zen Gayty work feeding
TOR Torso. ,a5s 5ssia a,i taken at this
ssG SMALL sind sna f,s's 81 zee euvaor
NV sEI TsacfoR Ess G5srea ao%ER asEs for Aschal
wagon small disc, bottom; la:inch piow
ToeasaT asass''' snssass easseF aas EnslssIas
CORN sihelled $40 per hundred; cracked
TfntEsT ia SSfs sPE1s Ne s S
1 ISnpnf nsspsd spsdyinf Du c0mHse sss tree sfryce
FfLAGsToNEu wAIks and and terraces, hr.-
PLACES rock gardsps Ash ponds re.aning
WaNTF To RGkeHAsf kGskVe uses nos anss
dozer or would rent one, with operator.
Ial aNbsGaSE MsnaSSas sfRy1d2 Wv dpF saaons radnx
seeding and pruning; lawns renovated; no
9s S, cal Ash:9n 31sa
gardeners under expert SUPERVISION: weed
cutting and edsiny, pruning; shearing, sum
mer spraying and dusting for your partic-
ula- needs and safety; rearrangement. re-
moval OF trees and stumpS with power
equipment, tree surgery, fagstone and ce-
s9sD RsD Do2rbes w1Tk anS y us eddyeS
ment walks. terraces, walls. driveways
DRAINAGE problems solved, foundation
group screen and natural painting. topsoil.
dens, guard rails; a small Investment today
in carefully Planned garden will return
perpetual and immeasurable dividends of
complete satisfaction. For better construc-
iRd hs odool future ea a
TOP soM-Fillins in dirt; trash removed.
NATIONAL GREENHOUSE for sale. like
32x1o1 it., all steel construction, all the
glass, cyprus bar full length ventilater on
roof: all the pipes required; boiler. and
electric control; iron fireman or William S
pree ga 81 oslneT ea WI nesasa sss
new; $500. G. a. DRAKE. on Wolf Trap
road, between TySons Corner and Vienna.
Falls Church S39-J-1.
sale reasonable. Gaithersburg 49-F-13
BOXWOOD t0ld Englishl, very old, 5000
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. pruning. planting
transplanting sodding. lawns made, reno
walks and driveways. w. c. WALKER,
SH. 1890
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

breeder: ma surally horniess; s75; horse
ass WA s5 Hts ysekasss kssyser.s stock Is.
PWo PVeoe VERY VERY GENTLE RIDING MARES.
beautiful 3-gaited YOUNG horse. saddles
and new brides, pony saddle. all priced to
TWo FRESH cows. for sale English
farm. near Norbeck, Md Phone. WI. 44i3.
GREEN JUMPER, thoroashbred. without
seasble. Mast MsS, sell III QUICK, Alex s7s4. II.
soon is wh,ts,iace yeariins steers.
CHESTNUT TILLY;; r ?: Jockey CLUB !, reg. s
die, s.oa caii aLex 35ss or as55, Il.
PONIES; ;,,, ] midget So; palamno
pony carts and harness. Saddles, brides
corn an0 hay to sell. Straw rides by hour,
truck or wagon. Rear 736 18th st, sc.
oEss s;sls 81 ss5s fs st. n,i. ny
s,m BOAR G,f"ion HOG; mo mss old First So takes
ably s''epe pgIeed. d. PIEssaNT HILL LII FARM.
s91.ssxils s Ma ,1,s Isl ,5aa asIe n.na. r.n
PIGS, 5 weeks old. $40 each; 5 brood
sows $40 each; : hampshire ram lambs.
s laying Ieshorn sS pfs hen. SO each; ls Nus
ssss ase d'sss s al oWs fss Psx chafeR
MARE COLTS, >. ,tce coming 3 yrs, old;
I good single-line hovse, 7 heiisrs: ! bind
l. II. SMITH, Ashton slo, from rs to 8,
asy aouNa Rsh! FANNY nftToee Cow Nd au.rnsey Ap
tested $50; riding horse, stylish, 500; good
rubber tires. SO; double set wagon har-
ness, S25; single driving harness, SIS;
English pony saddle, 6rldle 2 English II i sad
Teiephone h eeS Fails Church sooa. -' :" :
FOR SALE-3 ponies, jack, > to 8 years
W. very Fss5s sdod rasf asfy VII g'rE
LIVESTOCK near fresh cows. oliver
2-bottom. l2-inch tractor pillow. Bowie
PALoMINos, ,; / mare. years; ! stall
ion; 3 years; ponies; ! exceptiona!ly
SHETLAND PONY. including new saddl,
and bride. Falls Church S56-W-3.
does and bucks. 81, o49s after 2:3o 2, m
sundNsy; I, weekaays, weekday, $50 pm; WA. $3.50.
saAStS s. oF Pess W1L1ins isssa ashton siss
GOATS, Nubien, one billy and one excel.
lent milk goat; $50 for both. Sligo 3l7i
cart, \. H. HOLMES, a7o7 Adams Nil
JUsT il + RECEIVED a large shipment of Eng
| up; also big selection of brides, martin,
gales. halters, saddle blankets, pony sad
dies @ and q harness; PRATT SADDLE 4 HAR
NESS M 9 GO, % 2os-1o 2 s Psca st, Baltimore
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AVIATION.

ERCOUPE, 16 hrs. Call COMDR SKAGGS
RE. 400, Ext. 3972. Sat.-Sun.. Alexandris
PiPER CUB J-s-L PLANE for sale. with
no, no tine sinee ssa, complete major overhaul
BT-13-A. all Instruments, e-way radio
finished in red with white trim. low time
81 200; free free check out for information
FOR sAIE@194s de luxe Continental Tay-
lorcraft. 70 hours total time, bank and
turn. rate of climb. sensitive altimeter
radio transceiver and loop, wind-driyen
Telephone HAIGLER, Ex. 400, Apt. .6o4
A. AND E. MECHANICS, experienced,
Satisfactory ua cam ' become Chief meehanie
q 81 aPf PfySa ss fse sH
AfksGkAScEnA sfsssf1a II lgli forms of aircraft in
nsude and na eean pes
MELVILLE cox, liz 18th st. NV, ME,
AiRPLANE-ptper AIR; Cub. excellent eondi-
n6sscoMBff ,6s foSRWtH SiIvAfREsigmeda Is Rnna de-
SD s5nsns aa ana
are, tops .s2,995, f.a.f.,
FeT Or dsR9nstraSns
fsI mis- ANEaFSLlE sEafs' b1 hYiho ie1i SERVICE INC
tory: only ss.ss5, s..l5o cash required,
nsn'fa an and 4 aseh to work
part time on arplanes, and spend bal
anoe of time learning automobile me-
chi shanieal iaao trade at full journeyman's pay.
FOR SALE. | Noorduyn Norseman; an
ideal airplane for an executive or co.
asefu load 9eea 5ss 1o lbs paa
sengers in addition to pilot and copilot;
total time since new. AS hours and 40
At pnal Wnes Tns
plane was completely reconverted by the
Noorduyn factory, new seats and other
paTs nsadsd ass With s'p2 p.n v0re phoas
MR.. BRITT. MA, 1890. Ill
AERONCA CHAMPION demonstrator, ideal
for club ship. SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT,
Your Friendly Aeronca Dealer, Alex. s342,
PIPER 1856. with brakes, m ;, newly rs.eoy E s v
cred: red and silver; Just relieensed; staked
s. 5s's5f 6pA cseii ssns Rd rss sis'sa eh ps
FOR SALE: PT-1s, licensed. No. 54la7;
s;so $50 hrs sp GhxpE' asSs weekdays Clinton ~"
FOR FOR sALE@i94e Luscombe csc, 4 gal.
p.h. cruises 1i3 m.p,h., 2-way radio,
Poss me fn set sdneg % e M
eH1s eH1 MaMBERsa1P 1ssIi s1'' fo9 sale; % Aeronea
at Cheek ard
released 1st Of August; members flying for
So per hour. Overlook
0007 IL"
FOR A PERSON who is interested in buying
. new plane Of about $4,000 class. have
for sale credit. allowance, to apply, on a
purchase price of a new plane which one
may purchase at substantial saving. TIE
FINANCE YOUR AIRCRAFT purchases
through us: benefit by our expert appraisal
fer complete insurance protection for every
one who flies. Consult SHIVERS INSUR-
ANcE AGENCY. 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
EXCHANGE-Eauity furnished 3, :. rm.
apts.. 4-year lease viii take trailer as
part payment. Easy terms. Elk. 0520.
CLUB MEMBERSHIP OPEN, $3.50, Inter-
state L-6. WO. 9062, 8 to 8 pm.
Cub. excellent condi-
ATTENTION, aircraft owners! A modern
instrument repair shop is
now ready to serve you. Mail or bring
your instruments in for free estimates.
All work done by licensed instrument tech
All types. Guaranteed instruments
for sale THE KLIGER AIRCRAFT IN
SERVICE CO.. Alexandria Air
port fHybla Valley. TIE. 1888.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 e st. NV. National
1904.
or month: reasonable rates. MANHATTAN
STORAGE, 639 New York ave. NV. ME.
2O42
ST per mo COLONIAL PIANO SHOP. 1104
9th st w MA 4S7l
Evening star., 1946-08-11

ADDING MACHINES, typeWrlters, calcu!a
sSsf TsED soufh sSf aHf co. s1s 81 4h
AIDING MACH, typewrlters; eaiculs.ors.
AN"iouI FURNITURE, art objects. bet
china and 6psabTss Pls,.s in saS sa
smoueS mr. GRApY. Tsn'eS aA y ses9. Sn's 'e''' 'AN
ANTIQUES. furniture, bric-a-brac.. china.
sssyars ssnest Cash Fs pTe.. Dsd Can aha
BEDROOM, dining, living room iurniturs; r: !:
do moving carefully; storage, ia. 2237.
ssnd ssa .ssy sSra Chests s"seh c DE-
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites;
living room pieces rugs, gas ranges and
oace: oneen viii aihh Day hshest possible prices No
mater das Mr. R GRAba zfu 5Svs ssao ss please
Phcne co 4aps e an' condition i0f
BOUKsNHlghest prices paid for good
saoP sfS5I sos sS sSaas'z g. w. 81 soS BOOK
e99ks eR9ksr 'GsEht s9a sas
9th St; NV. Ma: 94o2; Open evenings
csarSA. YAM 1 sunsh's s typs Spss o
all accessories bought at highest prices
BBRaNsFS BEE y ,ss sss ha e asss as nv" opposite
CAMERAS. pnoto equipment. both amnteur
and professional. Best prices. FORD
PHOTO SUPPLY. 600 18th st. NV. tnear p
TCAMERAS-We buy used cameras; hlghest
prices paid. ROBBINS CAMERA SHOP,
52s 14th st. NV.
CAMERAS-Leicas. Contaxs. other foreign
and domestic cameras and photographic
equipment Also movie eauipment, Come
u asd IS us cERs nj sae Rsefis ar RTi
EfT GTrsT Horf6 6r ave; vsn;RaaWWrRs. aW large 4-drawer
mahogany dresser base. BOX 349-A, Star.
CHILDREN's WAGON and tricycle. of good
quality, in good condition. 81. 3322.
CHINA CUPS and saucers buttons, fans
glassware, picture frames and anything
else that Is ancient. Box loom. Star.
CHINA, brio -a-b brac. stamp collections, dta-
u1onds. gold. silver. worries. coins boueht.
HCBBY SHOP, 716 18th ST. NV. DI 1879.
CLOISONNE TABLE LAMP. Give de-
scription and price. Box 232-z, Star.
CLOTHING-Highest cash prices paid for
used mems. women's, children's clothing,
shoes; furniture, entire hot sehold effects,
Phone RE. sss5. iiec viii call. GOOD NEIGH
ROR STORES. 931 5th st. NV. --1S
CLOTHING tmen'D wanted. We pay up
ave. NV. Ma $3.50. Open ewes. I'll s pm.
CLoTHNG-Higness pr1css paid for men s
used c.ething; BERMAN'e. 1l22 7th st.
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coAL. Woop and FUEL OIL.

ANDIRONS, fire tools, screens and all Are
place goods repaired and refinished D. L.
BROMWELL. Tl0 18th st. NV. ME. 1l34
MIXED WOOD, seasoned. Call Warfeld
0Oy5 weekdays. liz
SLABWOOD, mixed, cut / 2 inches: 2 cords,
Sunday.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOSTON BULL PUPPIES. thoroughbreds,
beautifully marked. Call WA. 1852, III
registered, wormed. Vienna, Va. r. W.
HYDE, Vienna 2S5-J.
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BOATS.

SPEEDBOAT, is it., new inboard motor,
Ssh D.; excellent condition. CORINTHIAN
VAC 1T CLUB, Sat. afternoon and sun
TWIN-CABIN CRUISER, completely over.
hauled 110-h.p Chrysler Marine motors
ideal for all.year living; $4,000 Slit liz
CONTINUED on Next Pass.l
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S45 each: maple chest Of drawers, S35;
sfs fhe5t OF ca seoo saS Ap go
TWO IMPORTED English tweed knicker
suits, sizes 10 and IL; practically new.
TYPEwRiTERs for sale and rent; old and
Ii. sie4; evenings and Sundays, AT. 1890.
TYPEWRITER. rebuilt Underwood and
desk; prewar executives desk and match
ing table. chairs. coat tree ETC. 5000 Pat
TxSEwsi1tS H9ya, ozpS portable de luxe,
TYhPEwRir2ss. sG [. c. {. smith. NTH excellent con-
dYlPn d4YlPnwsffIEksfsyo sf4I hsernffsy st Rsinston min noise
less. MA. 6744, Monday.
selIent condition; with case; $40. olebe
TYPEwRIIER. L. c. Smith, used; $50.
farEWRI4Ea, fa1 MH igaal Underwood. like new, late
model; real bargain. Call GE. s7i9.
IYrEwHITER, Remington noiseless; re-
YYeWRkR fSnYdettaSRfak HShaSt HNIaa soss SERVICE
18th h1MAR. &. NV. oE. 1853. Gnd'. mos, IN
slss s..a Ss ss "a fsD
;sss s| y Eis;; S sssi
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE-seyeral dress
ers, .vanities, chests. utility writing desks.
Sinsls sIM,Ess beds I'LL 1ath & st. nw, 1a1o
Only the .oyercost, 8 blue service. l trop-
ical worsted and l tan Palm Beach are
left. The overcoat is the best buy of all.
Don't be too late. Call Temple 1749.
UINdF0RMs-3 Navy GEM tailor1mad,si
shs nes u % each ssssas Without Fa saton Ssd ssa
UNIFORMs--Army oficers summer and
winter, 80 regular. Phone North 03.4
UNIFORMS. 2 r. NJ. in good condition;
tan sport coat, size IL: chanting green
and brown redingote and dress, size II
!120 ABINGDON drive. Apt. I01, Alexan- :
dria. Temple 5000, Ext. 126.
UNIFORMS, naval ofncer's, 81 long: white
Palm Beach hat. 6h. DI. 9591.
UNJvEx MERCURY CAMERA, r. 8; 8
lens, case range finder. Hash unit, $40.
UPRIGHT, Ludwig medium size, mahog.
any case, fne condition. Sunday. . to IL
am, or Monday after ] pm. $3.50 Buena
$ssS!ss s.iAS5 lis s s4ss ssss
Holmead pi. NV.
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Hnhu Ho"c'' oiso e5pe"iiIei. L~oI n
PRESSING MACHINE. one Singer 45; /
f oa pesd os s'fsa iof see
ekEssiSSGe MACHINE. pantex, Hot Head.
No 45: exc. cond. Phone HO. e57s. 1928
PRfss1kh RiaSsi e COOKER for large scale Lea can
ming. Holds 80 No. ! cans, full tin can
About $500 worth for S1s5. Like new.
PRiNTiNG EQUIPMENT. Robertson cam
also photostat. Box 3s5-Z, Star.
PROTECTOR, new Keystone .A-s2, 16 mil.
and At camera. splicer and 6O0-ft pan
era; with accessories and case, ss5. Nj.
PUMP. deep well, new. X D. w PLUMB
HMz hSnP CO. 'or 1ss rs ssftnsnss 81
sDI2s sr lsiG saia Ss type
msa aasn d.Ssy Liver n aos Ssk
ave ne. Open until o p.m. daily. I'll
~ Exsan.iVe rhitfiU ssss smsssaosan' table model
sssss. p.iSe sdH Flower sS ave. T..
.srIss GOOD % Working Order. s s25. new oIissr Rss
kADio-Ampliner. mike. record player.
Sen tsSa teday; sf sis5 Afsens ca sss sssna''0n
RADIO, cabinet model Atwater Kent: also
esbins. phonosraph. with records. ,caIl
RADio. 1889 floor model Zenith cabinet.
IN excellent condition: radio needs about
| $40 worth OF repairs, S35. Temple 1868
before noon or after g pm.
RADIO, Hallicrafter. 1948 model; also 30
| IN. window far. would rrefer trading for
24-in. size: camp stove, small gas range:
desire t gr aseh ,s eh.p' motor on any of above
RADIO. Echa phone. commerciat broadea At
| and short wave, new condition, S35. Hill
RADIO, Majestic console, s-tube. recently
oyerhauled, in perfect condition; unex-
ceIled tone: $40 Temple 0068. IL
hADlos-We have good selection OF
| selection OF table model and full console
sizs radie, ,phonographs. Cali Nationai
RADIos-New Clarion table model s
MT. PLEASANT APPLIANCE CO, $3.50
MI. Pleasant ST. NV. Ia
RADIOs-Immediate delivery; brand new;
| standard make, table-model radios and
sTasp.Rp s9TsstDsi9ns rrsR 81 ora sfiInS Drsss
10th and H SITS. ne. Open Friday and
Saturday to Pm. Ii. 29s3, IL. s74I.
.-lk
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!, MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcula
tors, bought, sold and rented. RE. 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. 813 14th ST
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6-pound rail. 80
accessories: ] pc.
Box 1914, Star.
with instruction
Evening star., 1946-08-11

OFFICE EoUIPMENT-Desks, chairs. fles
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

Griffith added that his proposal for abolishing Wyatt's office was based on a nationwide survey of veterans housing conditions by a seyen-man board Of Legion World War II vets. This survey showed conclusively, the Legion boss con- tended, that Wyatt's program to get roofs over the heads of home less vets had been a dismal fail ure.
 Commander Griffith, however, neglected to point out that the hierarchy Of his own organization deserves a large share of the blame for current housing conditions. Had Legicnnaire Griffith and his CO., horts used their influence to ex- pedite passage of the Patman Bill, instead of standing on the side lines while the measure languished for months in Congress, and had they later nJt encouraged by their silence the strike of building ma terial producers against price con- trols. the vets housing program would be a lot further advanced than it is today
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
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The man who first urged PreSi- dent Truman to begin mass strip mining of coal to rreak John L. Lewis was Truman's old friend and critic, Harold Ickes. Ickes point I'd cut that strip mining would sup ply enough fuel to keep the coun- try going longer than Lewis's min CTS could possibly hold ct It was when Lewis heard the White House planned to use troops for strip mining that he finally sur rendered EX UnderSecretary ol State Sumner Welles will soon make his first European tour since he talked to Hitler and Mussolini in l940 in an effort to get them 10 call off the war Con- eratulations to Speaker-to-b Mar tin for his confidential message to the Republican National Commit tee last week We have a job to do,' he said, and the American people will judge us by how well We do it. That job is bigger than any political party