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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH Ca, March 27-P)
-Tnrnentine 83 IL; offerings and
s.1es none; receipts, 1926; ship
,,oe-1s none; stocks, 2,451.
Rosia; offerings and sales, none;
s;a+c 27, shipments, none !;
stocks, 3,207.
o,1ote: prices unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
N. G. HOG MARKETS

DALEIGH, March 27. -(P)-Hog
markets active and steady with
tops of 1455 at Clinton and Rocky
Mount and 1890 at Richmond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
WASHINGTON POULTRY

wASHINGTON-U. S. grade A,
large average 38; broilers and
fryers 80 IL to 33.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHICAGO. March 27. -(P)-But-
ter. firm; receipts 133,843; marker
unchanged. Eggs, weak; recelp'S
27, 428.
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selling Pressure Hits In
dustrials; Railway
Issues Decline
,,aRKETS AT A GLANCE

NEW YORK, March II. -(P)-
e.ocks-Lower; industrials unde
pfpaoonds-Lower; light selling il
f'rot 'nrootttou-Higher; mill buying.
CHICAGO:
u,heat-Unchanged at ceilings.
Corn-Unchanged at ceilings.
pye-Unchanged to S-4 cent high
-. scattered demand.
a uogs-Active and steady at ops
ceilings. Top s14.S5.
'ratfle-Active and fully steady
Top $500.
NEW YORK, March 81 P) -
,.oo5 leaders retreated to fractions
'''r wore than two points in Wed
Yo.5ay's ~ market, although a selec-
a,,a late recovery pushed some
rails ahead.
pr Principal selling pressure was
s-ac+ed against the industrials,
w. ad fine trend was downward from
an s-' active opening. The Associated
4, .rses 3r-industrial average de-
'trned s Of point for its sharp
W. W.. downturn since March 13.
Investors Cautious
r.r.ion ruled investors as they
canned the disruptive effects of
%o scheduled soft coal walkout
.rd . fine UNO Security Council dis
nIte over postponement of the Iran
In hearing. Analysts said the
rosrket after regaining a large
nortion of the ground lost in
Tobruarv was sensitive to unfavor-
ME news. Some profit-taking al
50 was factor.
steels. motors and farm inple-
rar+s were prominent on the
downside. The Associated Press
a0.stoclz composite declined S Of
, point to 77.3. Of 935 issues ap-
nearing. 579 showed losses, 200
sained and 1856 were unchanged.
transfers totaled 100000 shares
against 1,44O,000 on Tuesday.
Amusements Strong
Amusements were a strong spot,
mn reports that box office receipts
we're 10 to IS per cent above a
year ago. Paramount, R-K-O and
Warner brothers advanced frac-
tions TO more than a point. Aneri-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, March II = UT :
Closing foreign exchange rates 1ol-
low (Creat Britain in dollars, others
in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York
omen market 9 1-8 percent discount
or 9o87 1-2 U. S. cents, unchanged
Europe: Great Britain S4'oo L. L.
unchanged; France dranc) .04o'
unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina Tree
2445. unchanged; Brazil free 5.2o;
Mexico 20.65.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-fP)
- Cotton futures closing prices
were steady Is to SIS cents a bale
hi Cher
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FOREIGN BONDS
Auc+ &c & 1909 Y
TREASURY
'2Af 62-59 Dec ---------------loo.o
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, March 27-R
cents a bale higher here today.
Sales 1925, low middling 21.55,
middling $3.50, good middling
27.20, receipts 5,784, stock $50, 0,401.
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CHARLOTTE SPOTS
CHARLOTTE, N. c., March 27.
.(P)-Spot cotton 27.20.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
.BondQuotations

NEW YORK March 27.-(P)-
Evening star., 1946-12-14
AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
syas19R ERs n1ysansa AGENCY nS16
Vermont '1 ont ave. NV. 81. loo.
AIRPORTS for rent, convenient wash;
excellent hangar facilities, Box 401-Y.
SOLO STUDENTS, private pilots, Join the
cost in half; initiation fee, 500. total cost:
se~Re eb Dah Wre to aefq eGuB ss
MR.. GiWYou can learn to fly with us
n sS and 81 saouhd n % lsnng a50 q du
yens aor Drsos or
s0escf MopfL Ms Pn2Sf 81 sfss Merlin s engine
and accessories. Can AT. $500 after 6
aERoNcA CHAMPION, demonstrator: 3
SKY SUPPLY, INC, Beacon Field. TIE. 1895
1913 AERoNCA TANDEM TRAINER, s5
maisT sTifkE Isfnsed I'M III ssHd Mey le4 $1,000 G.
Fsss TS ioe ns 4n pass sssesa tnp ss1
feet condition. Will consider trade. Of
for immedate Raae sale @ As Can fE overlook as5i
TwIN-ENGINED CESSNA for sale. WIN
GRADE s' 4, se so-inch fabric throushoat. new
mat and leatherette upholstery baggage
compartment, heavy w. wing; steel props,
pilot. seat, low engine hrs. all, blind fly
ing instruments, newly licensed, B. place;
excel. condition; priced for quick sale.
sTiNsoN sTh s. 'spo; sVpoo;YAeER-some one will get
best offer. Also have PT-26 Fairchild,
necessary for licensing; make offer. Oyer
Evening star., 1946-12-14
BOATS.

BOAT TRAILERS. new. . sizes. large
heavy duty for all around use sos; small
afssif DUTY iEass5s II slhz aPs Ss
4e3o Wis. ave. NV. Wo, 1921, @l4 E,l4,n
pe sss Son anc fa1s sFf fifth s.
LIeHTiSe PLANTS ~ u 81 q ae,o zelss ais;
sns n ll5 s1s yoIts as II FRANK RE1 AYE NaccHio
T fUMPs s Fairpanks. Morse shallow well
pumps FRANK. DEL vECcHIo & SON.
fiaR iaf l1sa fhTiNaursHEkskidde Il ef Al carbon
dioxide portable and marine fire systems:
Rg1t'ys BEL yEccaIo ssafo SON. ia1s fifth St. Sc,
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope, fire ex-
outboard motors, Seripps ma
rine engines, so to 300 h-p fishing tackle.
st' ERAsk az PEL nf 41as HEcchlo g SON i2is ii'0
is46 R1cHARDsoN SEDAN. immediate de-
% ysTy .sP sssrags sNH f1F cp sDrns M dsgs5y oo
motor with used 14-foot factory-bulit
All VT WMoTSs 5sSs after eSo Bsaate de-
livery on limited supply OF Champions,
ersd hp afas s't 1ash sSa ana and s sts o
soi BsooiAT9s-4spEcIALs-one 3o-foot cabin
foot Chesapeake: one 4s-foot double-cabin
s5Hlsss ss gass:sa h0aEH RaEas RSzH ESsSF
cABiS cAB RaHS cRGfsER oei Te9as a Belle; Al shape
Priced right. JOE WALKER, 900. Maine
ave. s.w.. rear Dawson Mo. Co. Gail sat
MOTORS, the famous ''Blue
Ribbon Champion" 4.2-h.p., brand-new,
in original factory cartons; Just IN time
ONY RADIO, 6l19 Georgia ave. NV. -15
FORD MOTOR and transmission. model
completely rebuilt, ready to run. Lo-
Gust 7i49, Mr.. RICHARDSON. -16
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
seasoned 1000 hardwood Stacked on
The 4THt woop se nRS seo Keo Pe 81 cord
sfsss sh pes. sii 90 esf suckHheas aUs an
sss BlGE kDoG s'fys COAL
SEASONED F1IREPLAcE WOOD. kindling,
Pa. quality hard coal, egg, stove. nut, pea.
eoopaR ssG si co sH
a1s InSee IoGS Eooa Tae ssi sSTd
s5A5asas e sha g assss FESnbs
SLAB ST. 'SSa SWaoop, mixed. cut y inches: 2
fHa GaRp sSS sS sad TOR ans SSH nas sso USED
coal furnace and blower. T-5o-W Call
COAL, C oo5ii tons. anthracite, stove, s1a ton.
GOOD teo SLAB WooD-Approximatsiy soTs
oak; S14 cord. delivered Call TO. 622so
See WooDpa5 p5,' cords. semiseasoned; mixed;
Wheaton, Md, Pleasant 04sl; --l5
VETERAN has stove wood, $50 cord. and
g9s s eqTe 3Tses ds1vssy faf sse " Aiea
AT4nsTioS. anaTls s ooRDwooD DEALERS (
xhDlesae mes Tss tfUm q ds
s9unGis Sfa pIsE gka Nc Analaaaf hIea ssso & p
CHOICE SPLIT OAK. s2a cord; special
price. SIT cord. mixed wood; slabs SIS.
Abr. delivery. Falls Church lsl0-R:
CoKDwooD' fireplace Logs ,ss sl6 8 eord' q
on Clumbia pike. Annandale, Va. COLuM-
BiA PINES. INC. Alex. $500, DI. $40
DRY FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned on.
year; any length, $50 cord. S10.50 hall
cord; quick delivery. Call WI. 0695.-2l
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ROOMS FuRhlsHED-Northwest.

s.. ST. ;.sR; = ,;:ss
doubles. some with baths; kitchen. laundry
snd iy rm Priviaegss PIX & IRON franIP
msoS rooms with ' bath G twin iDe BEDS 81 daily:
s9use rm TWIN and
isis II ST. NV. formerly the Miilard
schoolNcs clean rooms So, ideal ta for str
dsass asse T. see l. ros AVE- s S n We guest
h0v hOpse ss beautiful s9aeDYs rooms
ssy Others Syn sss9 e. oeta snses saS
sesaor gsa hoTE In nsa nsia ss5Sss
HOTEL H 81 Ii PARK HOUSE, eoe 18th st NV.
frans Sk rns Gseys1upd ssss dsy SIX EG dSs ass
$500 35th ST. NV. corner Porter st)-
Space in master bedroom for rehned young
LADY hne n AND Will
Potomac HoTELs 500 18th st. NV. Ma.
9216-Complete hotel service, with cafe
sSoms ssa sf suitable ssR oa Or s and
HOME Re5M MsfF FoR BUSINESSMAN, Chevy chase.
from downtown; all convenienceS; S14
Yfky fs yaasSM assS MTary IT. NwI.Tes nv EN- sas 'front.'
room; men only; sinsle $50; double, $50
ssi MADISON ST. N.w.-Attrac. dble. rm !:
pvt. layatory, twin beds; 2 gentlemen or
young ladies; $3.50 ca. GE. 0091 between
4ses 18th ST. N.w-Room for 2 girls;
double bed, unlimited phone; $3.50 ca.
4.II l4th ST. NV, near Rock Creek
closet; pvt. homei transp. by house; maid
service; excellent for se gentlemen: $50
a0sf ST.. Dupont circle-Larse double
front room for 3 or 3 gentlemen; S22 so
Or SIS: so each AD 1901. Ia
1850 MASS. AVE. N-W.-Young man to
share rn. with another man in q newly
redecorated rm maid service and LAUNDRY
MI. PLEASANT, 1904 Kenyon st. NV
Front rm.. twin beds, shower: GENTLE
family: $50 each. Ia
4II5 sth 81, N.Y. large, s, clean; ;o double a
PTsSte P7Ss h0ns A. ASk. SA Sss%s Ss% Dupont Circle
area-Doubie rms, $40 wk.: also lgs.
room. single beds. sI5 week. AD. 9s7s.
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MIscslLANEoUs WANTED.

ADDING MACH. typewriters, calculators,
ofe s egue Co al 45n knds vesF tGp Pyoe p Ps Evfs
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. ealcula-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RE, ll71
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. art objects, bet
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac IN any
aRapY eR9a5s Tsatea aa $685. g once Please ean MT
ANTIQUES. furniture, bric-a-brae, china,
hahsst Cash r9ES OFces paid Can
si,Ia in any sse SIse
ssifP5Ss sIPf 5$ss 9 soss St NV. 7ss fssS and
sEbRooM, isI @ 0Hny dining. living room furniture;
@osns a apII q ss IA sss7
iivins Rg room pieces, '' rugs % gas ranges and
once viii pay highest possible s prices; price Ne Ne
oaay mas:sr Ehst R RapY Ksa hevs NA to @ 81
Poif p "a hSas Inches g Or sssr
cAMERAs1Leicas.. .contaxes, other foreign
Equipment. Also movie eauipment, Come
i aMEs aRf IS us AR fl as hSefis saf DFais
sasssd soSaHR csas E1sHAsas sDs sRsss
CAMERAS, CAMERAS Sla photo equipment. both amateur
and prelsssi9nal eoo Best prices. PoRp R5
ali aea1esoriss bought at hiehest prices
bep 81 5ussiss sss e. Ra sHs4 sgs NV" opposite
aso 5sss e Cali IGdns MR WEISS RepaS
Is Saaf ass pfPri sHRfLE Eve soR Rw THE TAI
suits suits Goa Goats. Mil cali call @ ior at once. IL
sharans clothing. Shoes fufnituTe entire
household effects, drapes, linens, dishes;
5s s'} snrdRSSn 5A2aS F saaZ l
gEsss Dsa for tP Psas :,
nss. nssa e!S'n'84se IS s4see % oosn ewes wili caii
asea BEk9Ass iis@ II St
eT cUckoo % CLOCK s1S want Wanted. d.s in good eondi-
ton Wisconsin 4763. 15'
DIAMONDS. watches. old gold. ANTIQUE
Whs WSIaMoNps, a,Ms tSn OLD GoLD, Diamond pocket
and wrist watches, initial, birthstones' aia nd
pss 5fks's 5RR Co. IS
DIaMoNDs IA 10 and old gold: diamond watches s!a
BURK. INC, 614 18th NV. DI; 2773
DRILL hand, electric VI or Va inch. Gan
FENDER SANDER, good disk type, COM
plete with motor, portable type. See
HENDERSON at Buzzard Point Boat Yard.
FURNITURE and household goods of all
kinds; highest cash prices; - F9r r,I1,% prompt at
6sss IL ssSss ssss also piano Phone
FukNITURE Fins n 1s % and home furnishings in good
oonditona' sna ag2o Spot eaa caSn: a,I FIJI ps4e
FuRNiTURE-We buy entire hogsshold 9. sS 9r
prices I'VE do movingl. pq. 4429.
FURNITURE and household effects OF the
better kind wanted at once; VIII buy
suites odd pssees, Rav q sItire homsss asso iease
.FfuRNSfTGfRREMAns ffH SHiffR fine living room. bed
room, secretary desks and dining room fur
private home ME-. 6S76 night, RA 1924
FURNITURE - Household goods OF all
kinds, china, cut glass, bric- c-a-brac; high
81 sci SS = saa
pieces; top cash prices: buying and sell,
Ks .ts for nla g ysn NE 5ss asasRWooDs sta snd
GOLD-Bring your old golo. silver. plating,
teeth, discarded iewelry. We pay cash
A. KAHN INC. "a years at 935 st. NV
KODAKS, Speed Graphics, Argus zeiss.
Rsnsea Rsse1 Ra SaRsr sss ss8ess "a az
MAGIC n e LANTERN. Call Dupont 1881
MOVIE NOV E CAMERAS. movie and stilI pro-
jectors movie lenses, editors, etc. wanted
BRENNER. 933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2434.
Evening star., 1946-12-14

g SPOTTED HORSES, ride or work. l
and 2 horse wagons, hay by bale. horse
slankets. Horses hauled anywhere and
any time. Rear 736 18th st. Sc. TR. 9S39.
HORSES t2), 5 and 3 gated horses For
information call MRS. HARRIS, Hillside
REGISTERED SADDLE MARE. 6 yrs. old,
an extremely quiet and we'll ll-msnnered
hack for child or adult also suitable for
show. MEADoWBRooK STABLE, SH.
WANTED-Small pony and saddle w C.
TUBAUGH. Route 2, Herndon, Va, Dale
2 HORSES AND 2 PONIES, cheap. $500
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Call GIL. 229S.
HERD of "a head of dairy cows. discon-
tinuing business. Box 6-B Star. 15'
HORSES. with saddles and brides COM
pls.e Esasonable pa Is 1900 Carroll ave. Ia
HORSE FOR SALE, spotted mare, with or
without saddle. Call Leonardtown tMd)
REAL XMAS GIFT-A pony for the
child or fine horse for him or her; all
styles and colors: also saddles and brides.
Hilltop Farm, Fisher I'd. Sc, Temple Hills.
MR. HICKS. Sp OSCr -l6
Evening star., 1946-12-14
FARM ana GARDEN.

other decorations. wiesale only, RE.
MAYBE ss5S 70 Ss bu !''sss dsi'vsisd {5e$
XMAS DECORATIONS. hoItS mjstietoe,
wreaths. trees. Wholesale "only. EN-.
BANK RUN GRAVEL AND CINDERS for
roads, streets and driveways, delivered and
any where in b. C.. Va. and Md: special
AspseapE Eassi la5ss co auaPtsses dass HOWARD 5
TREES, delivered in wash
ington and vicinity, S35 per hundred
yifiGnfIn s1FT. FRssNo ssSo scRArER, reduced from
S115 to 1850; tractor. manure leaders,
reduced from S25S.65 to S169. 80: regu-
iariy 1924, reduced to S219. power
saw, S39S.45; power corn shelter, Ss4 .95.
And many. other hard to find implements
at Sears three farm stores. Wis. ave. and
Albemarle, Oil Bladensburg I'd. ne, $500
Wilson blvd, Arl., Va. -16
TOP SOIL-Very good top soil for lawns
and greenhouses for sale, 1000 yards,
very reas. Call bet. 8 and 9, TR. 1883.
ToPSoH and COW manure for lawns and
gardens which cannot be excelled in auallty
or price. topsoil. $40: manure, S12- ASK
CHRISTMAS TREES, S25 hundred, on
the stalk; IL miles in Virginia. Owens
k530 ~
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont,

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tCont.D !.
oEDEAsHSMER picture ,rans psope eofks
sHoTo LIZ LENsEs 'ii; Binoculars. microscopes,
cam cameras; as, movie % equipment " Tant1eal S1al BAEN
sHSrSaRlHfS S$ ans ne Movie s4Se Cameras
BRENNER PHoTo. ass Pa. ave. NV. RE
PIANO-Cash for spinet or apartment up
PIANOS WANTED-The Colonial Piano
piano p sa'e Telehone Il aso As MR. cRocKETT. SA.
1870 for prompt and coIr1eous l m 81 appr,aisai ;, a !
high cash prices for al types Of pianos, Lo,
cassa ceorsia IN ave- AeiDn aD' 55ss day RA. oaSi
PiANos, grand. upright, spinet or, apt.
size, any size, any condition: will pay
PRIvATE PRIV m CSoIHLEcToR will purchase old
glass, china. furniture. tea set. Wedge
wood. to furnish home. Box 493-A, Star
SEWING MAcHINEs-we buy all types;
repair hemstitching, buttons covered.
2s5iSinf sop ffEeR tor rasaal [sfS .F.1a II tractor
FIRES FIRES ralS aHTo ehafsD aND TGsfs ffH size
IAN 4 VIZ EasS co. so Polida
WIAsHfNG MACHINES, any size. any make:
also washers for parts. Call any time
WAsHiNG MACHINE needed by veteran
with family, TR. 629I. IA
WASHING MACHINE, any kind or type;
for veteran with family. Please call DE.
g299
WASHING MACHINES wanted, any make:
highest prices paid. LU. 4071, LU. s756
WANTED-Golf balls: will pay 81 per
dozen for used golf balls Call Wiscon-
AM INTERESTED in Duyins china. silver
ware. brio -brac, figures old jeweiry.
DORA MILESTONE. 1885 g st. NV. tat
I4th and g sts) ME. 6O79
WANTED to buy any make or model wash
ing machine; before you sell. call FIR.
WILL BUY OLD OIL LAMPS, picture
frames. sofas and chairs; your opportu-
Selling for SO years. HoPWooD's, sth
g. K SITS. NV. ME. 52S7. -15
WANTED-Boxing gloves and punching
bag for boy 10 years old. Call GE. 1860
after pm. -15
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont.

female; registered; right size for Xmas
gifts. Phone Alex. 1907 Sat. and Sun
ArREDALE TERRIERS, reg. Axe; puppies
from 10 weeks to g months either sex;
ideal for companion or show. RENIDRAG
KENNELS, the home of champions. WI
0334 -16
GREAT DANE. male, 8 months old; fawn,
black mask: cropped; beautiful, large, low
ing dog that you will be very proud to
own: will sell only to party who can
afford to give him good home: also have
lovely. Dane pups ready for Xmas de-
livery: inspection invited. Alex. 0429.
-lB
PARROT, Mexican double yellowhead; /;
beautiful: talks, sings; and cage, $50.
GREAT PYRENEEs PUPPIEs, Axe. with
ped Famous as worlds most beautiful dogs
and just as gentle; S75 UP. WA. 0736
Evening star., 1946-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

steam jenny, S35 per da
week. STEEM KLEENERS, WA 3619
Evening star., 1946-12-14

OIL BURNERS, gun type. immediate N
stallation Arlington. Falls Church OLD
DOMINION OIL BURNER SERVICE, cH.
Oil OIL BURNERS. RADIATORS. boiler. comp
hot-water heating installations with sum-
mer-winter domestic supply; 3 yrs. to pay.
MAY HEETING CO.. OR. 0151. 80
OIL BURNERS. immediate installation; "a 36
ART 1tsIslif sAfNUM CO. 6s1S ath st. NV.
oM h f81h;NR BURNERS AND OIL FURNACES
Complete beating installati1ns; years sn
ss2f ss aeerela ave; aE. sa5s. dE. soes:,
OIL BURNERS, $175 each, less controls;
OIL MISUNDERSTANDING installation of
all sizes: gun types: years & to pay; guar q4H1
eoe e9;eed q saao 4Hr ssth year CENTRAL FUEL
on BoILER-Burner unit for immediate
delivery, Cali c. M. LIPP g. SON, pU,
81 BURNERS, sehsrels. RpK gpBtEpf s11H nyaI
ofG tHG s44sRshE1k s4RNEk MOI MoToks s. an standard
hange type, 10 000-volt transformers. Con-
trolls Con pNte oil burners Steel boilers
with Jackets. Cast iron boilers. Hot-water
circulator pumps; All new standard r msT-
snsnaess first Served RuPP spEc1ALTIEs Co, sss
18th St. Brooklyn. N. Y.
brand d-new; best offer. MI; 4140. IA
OVERCOAT, mans, gray, 40, almost new,
cost SIS, sell for $15. 5l2S Kansas
PAINT SPRAY EQUIPMENT-we will fur
rish you with the right type of equipment
for the job you have to do; Call us for
eaaipment e. Hi men HARDING PAINT y HARD
WARE CO, 1910 r. I. ave. ne. MI. $500
Evening star., 1946-12-14

, ft... 3 deep draw
mirrored doors:
adjustable; mans
telephone Fairfax
Evening star., 1946-12-14

ysf sss 'S5f
GTa9T T1RNiTGEE * nfhs Hotel YN pennsyvania union
FURNIr1REs ssnslSF g1sEa complete bedroom suites,
must seil; owner leaving town, DI, 1883
FgkNITSKEI I Hollywood H w d. double s,aP,e sss: esa:
epted eSest n mfroT so seS 45s s75 ma'
FURNITURE-3-pc. livipg room suite = =
nette set Servel refrigerator. Tappan gas
range, all in excellent condition. Owner
FFHuSRRNiTTURELBeautifui, hand painted du-
rable, original sketches, different styles styles
ha n aD liable g. pd StsG sl' for baby
Sxer ssHs Pc ppsdesta sphGs S. 'nE music n Cabinet $50
aaEasne ohias reom 1ass 81 lo wo on 1859 dsins
FURNITURE. including mahogany bedrm.
bal ssShep sasne etc and table n exeeen saFEs
senasan seem sst afternoon Il and san only
ffhR fffnhRRNIr6RE-preinventOry Ii IL sale, prewar
so d1 p cGHesa % sus Suites sD s7o
Fer Teams. s.s's ss2a i4th St. NV. Open IL Q.
ESaSs5s stuaios s5s: is. ss masts.. si5 odd dfsssers
$50: chests: pore. tables, So: l0-pc fumed neg
oak dining rn1. suite, $3.50; maple twin. .ped
$40: lounge chairs, S15; gifts. mirrors
misc. Daily 10 to Z, Sunday AFTERNOON.
FtJRNiTURE, maple, for living room,
couch and 2 chairs, $50. also girls ice
skates. hockey, size 6. Sc. WA; 25l5. -l5
make, in stock for immediate delivery
Buy now and prepare for spring planting
GAS AUTOMATIC winter r-conditioning
unit, jacketed with blowers, rating $4,000
b. T. o.: S325 ca; immediate delivery
NV. GE. 4431. IA
GAS BOILER for large residence for i'm
mediate delivery. Call c. M. LIPP 81 SON,
DU. 4331. -l6
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-23
Time of Sunday B. 3. Games
 Changed; d;;HoI1heimeF Wants
 Public Pep; New Chief Umps

Sunday baseball games, beginning next Sunday, May 26, viii start at 5.30 o'clock in the afternoon in- stead of o'clock. This change in the starting time, as announced by Judge William Holzheimer, Juneau's Baseball Proxy, is because many of the players on the three teams find it impossible to make the 3 o'clock deadline and for that req sen the play ball" will hereafter be heard on Sundays at 5:30 o'clock.
 Proxy Holzheimer also announces that Capt. Larry Parker has accept ed the position of chief umpire and he will assign the other umps to their assignments.
 And as Proxy Holzheimer was announcing the new changes he came right out with a new line of pep talk, calling for more support for the present baseball season.
 "The Juneau Baseball Association and the ball players are doing their darnest to bring back the National game of ball in this city" said the Judge.
 We formerly had the finest brand of amateur ball you could find anywhere in the country We can have it again if everybody will help. know the war has done many things, especially scattering our former players to all parts of the world. Perhaps some of the former players have grown old, or perhaps just lazy, but we can snap out of it and we can come back in baseball
 If the player can take it, the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-23

public can, so instead of finding fault and criticizing the game, give us the old time loyal support. believe there is plenty of talent running around loose and it is ur to all of us to help get those play CTS out into the game and join the present teams.
 Talk about the players Icing loy- al to the game, the Moose bunch is certainly taking it on the chin right now, but are they discouraged? |? Not by a darn sight and I'll bet what is around the hole of a dough- nut that they'll surprise the fans with their playing tefore many more games. The players of the other teams are just as loyal to the game, they show up, ready to gc.
 So call upon the loyal citizens the sponsors of the various teams show your loyalty to your teams; get back into the game. give the players the backing they deserve. If I, at my age, can give up my time and humble ability for the re- vival of the old baseball spirit, why can't you? want all citi- zens, as well as those of the Elks, Legion and Moose. to get out and hustle; don't let it be said that we have failed in a revival of the National game and this means the umpirss also, they are wanted at the games just as well as spsc- tators and players. So let's give the game boost and show up to- morrow night at 6:30 and also Sun day at 5:30 o'clock, then at all fol- lowing games"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-23
SEVEN CREWS IN
 SEATTLE REGATTA

SEATTLE, May 23.-Witn tte en- try of the University of California, Q total of seven of the nations top notch college crews were set for the June 9 regetta on Lake Wash ington.
 The University of Washington, host for tLe 1000 meter sprint in the lee of the concrete floating bridge linking Mercer Island and the mainland, reported Yale, Col umbia and Rutgers were possible additions.
 Entries to date are Harvard. Cor nell, British Columbia, Wisconsin, Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology, California and Washington.
 The race will mark the re-entry of both California and Washington into crew competition after war time abandonment of the sport.