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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-18
UNION OFFICIALS
ASK SOVIET HELP
Clio Group Reports On Rec
ent Trip To Moscow, Len
ingrad; Were Impressed

WASHINGTON, March 17.-(P-
Eleven union officials who visited
Russia appealed in a report made
public by the CLIO Sunday for "clos-
er understandings and cooperation"
between the American and Russian
peoples.
The delegation spent eight days
in Moscow and Leningrad last Oc-
tober. 1t was headed by James B.
Carey, CLIO secretary treasurer.
The Americans were guests of the
Soviet trade unions, which previ-
ously had sent a delegation to this
country as guests of the CLIO.
The CLIO groups report said they
were impressed by the Soviet
trade unions and their excellent
activities" in the interest OF the
workers.
Living Standards
They said living standards in the
USSR are Glow compared with
American standards" But they re-
ported substantial progress in re-
construction
They also saw much evidence that
the Russian people are deternlin-
ed to raise their living standards
by developing peacetime industries
to produce more consumer goods.
Worker Exchange
The delegation said the United
States can help by supplying ma
chimes, industrial techiques and
goods of all sorts. They also ex-
pressed hope that arrangements
for exchanging workers between
the two countries can be worked
out.
The report includes quotations
from speeches by two of the CLIO
men at union meeting in Lenin
grad.
Addresses Union
Albert Fitzgerald, president of
the CLIO Electrical Workers Union.
told the Soviet workers:
You have gained friends who
are going to insist that our govern
ment do everything in its power
to aid you. We've seen the price
you have paid to establish free
dom for all peoples of the world.
We in America are determined
that no force within or without is
ever going to turn us against your
people again.
Pays Tribute
The delegations report says that
Reid Robinson, president of the
CLIO Mine, Mill and Smelter Work
ers, paid high tribute to the
democratic ideap' in his speech. It
quotes Robinson as saying:
1--WE must break down the prop
uganda that you have no demo
cracy as we have"
Besides Carey, Fitzgerald ano
Robinson, the. CLIO visitors were
Allan S. Haywood, Joseph Curran
John Green, Emil REEVE, Lee
FRESHMAN, John Abt, Len De Caux
and Vincent Sweeney.
Warmly Received
They said they were warmly
received throughout their trip, ane
given ovations when attending
ballet performances. They remark
ed on "the universal prestige &C
corded labor leaders in the Sovie
Union.'
Visiting the Stain automobile
plant in Moscow, the American:
were told that despite a reduction
in working hours, the "take-hone
pay" Of the workers remained
about the same as during the war
The Russians explained that the
workers are paid by the piece, ra-
Their than by the hour, and they are
! See HELP on Page Two
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u S. Vice ConsulDetuined
For HaHHourBy Sentry
State Department Says No
Significance In
Incident

WASHINGTON. March 17.-P)-
American Vice Consul Robert Ros-
sow was stopped by Russian sem
try in the Iranian city of Tabriz
last Friday and held for half an
hour at Red Army command post
before his identity was established
and he was released, the State Gle.
partment reported Sunday night.
The local Soviet Consul General
expressed his regrets over the in.
cident and officials here said that
the State department attaches mo
significance to it.
Key Position -
Rossow is in a key position since
Tabriz is the vital communications
center through which virtually all
Russian military movements south
ward in Iran must pass.
Meanwhile, the general Iranian
situation appeared quiet on the
surface but officials here believe
that events were boiling up to-
ward climax sometime next week
with Russians putting increasing
pressure of the Tehran government
to give way to their demands.
Warning Issued
One report in official informa.
ton from the Iranian capital is
that a Russian diplomat, charge
d'affairs of the Soviet diplomatic
mission there, delivered a warm
ing to Premier Ahmed Qavam Sui
taneh to refrain from pressing any
charges involving Iran against Rus
STA in the United Nations Security
Council, meeting in New York a
week from Monday.
The warning-if II. turns out to
be as reported and Washington
officials now are generally inclined
to accept it that way-puts Qavam
on the spot because If he takes
some action which Russia consid-
ers "unfriendly" it has an army
with which to express it sdispleas-
ure.
Other Points
Moreover authorities here say
that unquestionably there are oth-
er points on which Russian pres
sure is being brought to such an ex-
tent as to make the Iranian
|Preanier's position extremely diff
| ficult.
These diplomats explain that
Russia's immediate objective pre-
sumably its to get an Iranian gov
eminent completely on its side and
one which would officially well
come the presence of Red Army
troops in Iran. This, in fact, Is the
critical question.
The Iranian problem could be
solved almost in a matter Of min
utes, if the Russians would, per-
haps by some face saving formula,
begin to pull their troops out of
the country. The major immediate
complaint against them in both
Washington and London is that they
failed to withdraw their forces by
last March 2 in accord with a
treaty and everything which has
happened since is at the moment
considered subordinate to that fact.
Remains Mystery
Why the troops are still there
remains mystery and Russia so
far has offered no reply to a d.
rect inquiry on that point submits
ted by the American government.
On the Rossow case, State de-
partment official, press officer
Michael j. McDermott, gave this
account:
The United tSates Vice Consul at
Tabriz was held by a Soviet SEN
try on the outksirts Of the city OF,
March Is. He was detained ape
proximately half hour at near.
See IRAN on Page Two
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The Weather
FORECAST
-, eastern Standard Time)

FORECAST
eastern Standard Time)
Wy U. S. Weather Bureau)
endins U41 " data for the "a hours
10Y pm. yesterday.
Ian Temperatures
73o n an d. 3d.; 7:3o am. So; / 80 pm. 60:
Normal ~ So; Minimum ST; Mean CO.;
w. 7:s o'n' loo;; 7:3o am. 100; 80 pm.
Tot, Precipitation
W. inch ior "a hours ending 1880 PM
We inch since the first of the month
Froro Tides For Today
5, Coast .ne Tide Tables published by u.
and Geodetic Survey.
WilmjnOto. High Low
''" ------ 9.44 am. AIT am.
Hagonho,o 1905 pm. 4:43 pm.
Inlet 7:37 am. 1920 am.
Sunriso 1853 pm. 1:42 p m.
pn.; Se 6:ls; Sunset 6:22; Moonrise Z 20
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FORECAST

wilmington and vicinity: Considerable
clou "s hv clearing Monday night Little
l ESsnse in temperature. Tuesday fair and
a little warmer.
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Zee BELT TIGHTENING On Page 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

OR GIRLS to share modern 3-rin. apt.
With another' girl; III 35th st. s.e., Apt.
20$: S35 for /: $50 for 2. Call FIR. $500,
WANTED, young girl under a5, with ref
erences, to share comfortable apt, con-
re- ns T Ape 0'ass u.s. r Can l 81
s ssss ie H. St EsmIbs sHt only
ssr S' ST. is S tSG tu Ss4s sss
btshsn s ana !, bath With anosher gr n
LARGE ROOM, suitable ? girls or employed
Ill TSnt saR Sis ap st. Win AK ssoa ssst En-.
MONTH at Sfs4 o SSnp oss sys' NV Apt 90 $50
q e seses a. cop. ooE ant
children or drinkers. Ref, required. $40,
NAVAL MAYA OFFICER desires to share with an
fe sspaessy p FHga
fsiisnss Ma Rp M no sGss
room and kitchen. refgr.. gas, elec.; quiet
sRP saFdt only sl1 sy wk
near bus; $3.50. a00s n Kenmore From
a 4sth ST. N.w.-Newly furnished
ern kit, bathrm,, library. porch, land
m aa se phsee iVf Block n snn snd Dany
Rent si5d @o os No ss 1885,
t TWo Or f Rims e drR R to share apt with
III Sici Iaa s 81 bousIs H RooMs sss Ne,
section. conv, transp. jewish home. $3.50
Kansas ave. nv ia. 4s45.
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MI nsIi. sa%s5ss; Rsvts sasip Pay hisssst
ADDING GASHtirNEss ana sypewriters
bopsht, top prizes; rspaired quickly: In
ADDING MACHINES, tspewrf writ 5 calc aEe,
tors, ONCE equip, ali kinds. Top prices paid
s Ali NJ ssa GS sda syp. Sssa 81 e a
1siT S'1 fsRF sSs mi 'e eS
ANXIOUS FURNITURE, art objects, bet,
ter-grade china and hric-a- brac in any
amount wanted at once. Please cali Mr.
BEDR0oM, dinihs. living room furniture
@oylns csreiSls storsss r IA 0 ass7 V 90
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites
oncei will pay highest possible prices NJ
m soaas yhs y PRaA 5sve t. SAB please cal
CAMERA, Kodak with time exposure. TR
Ssss f,ss. oYs sSy IN cn0's sSD'
Nv RI S4s4 opsn . am to nm.
CAMERAS. photo equipment, both amateur
an H ors sSpY a Rs s !. prizes ,n.s soFp
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prices ps,s ioT men
NV ME- 37s7 open ewes will cali,
esSiaS Hsrr Sfes' sss III =. &. " en-
bIASo NON S GoL ise' H,shes ss cash price,
paid Get our ciser before you sell,
DIAMONDS and Cd gold, diamond watches
and disagreed tewelgy; Cash gaid ERNEsT
biAMoNDs. siiver var A Cameras. eiSothins
and 6rearms;. always highest price paid;
also choice Of diamonds on hand. MAX
FURNifUkE ana home furnishings Of all
kinds IN good condition; spot cash: prompt
removal. Mr.. JERRY, TR. 2S06.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS can add charm and indi-
viduality as well as additional value to
psp hG foon oonF 81
bathrms:, Kitchens, everything in the way
o Of altering ads %b 5udnE Estimates nd
mechanics used for all work. Liberal terms
MENT CORP. RIGGS National Bank Bldg.
pq sI BIN ri ioons No roek Wool
sglation;; Call US for estimates HUDSON
sW WaIeheusa N I'll al and n Pa
CABINET SINKS, gas range, kitchen cabi-
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cARPENfER-Repairs and remodeling Of
all kinds; Estimates furn. and all work
satisfaction; pENNfs E: DILLON. IA: 7sss.
m NAT S'05 BATES N coS Saf e. e 81
RECREATION ROOMS. $3.50 up tmmedi-
ste. service. Call MR.. sHoNTERE. RE.
sFsooHs .ss.gs ssss asgs
ssBrHfS sir 81 =
Johns -Manvilie roofing, siding. insulation,
terms terms no, 4lso: MEMBER e9,s Johns-Manville
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best:
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning, par
ING ING co ssSRilcaS SUI fNc isis Wscon
sin ave NO 2215
Al SERVICE on small carpentry and In
terror Temodeling jobs. Call after pm.
AT. 1926.
JOHN v. BAILEY q SON, builders and de-
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ing in planning and constructing for your
personal requirements In your new home
as well as alterations and additions to your
present one. Estimates made. Call Elk.
after pm. i
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ROOMS eURhIsHED-hor.hwes.

1908 MAssACHUsETTS AVE. N.W.-At-
trsetively furnished rooms, transients only.
y q. per day and Up NO; so2s. So.
downtown residential block; double twin
beds, 500 monthly; single, basement or 4th
si Fos safh sfsk eSs1s op Chase.
near Connecticut ave. bus. 20 minutes from
s saS i Ms Dr. nj NV EN- former mes legation build
room. next bath, $40 mo, also large warm
sWsmalhea semen E0om, next BATH s3S month
sHs s ssn sTs N snR.y front room for
s fI' sS pos kee 81 .ae NwNer Rs rn
6edrms next bath; "a block Ga, and
k klsfsa SSi s CLUE for Govt. girls aool
~ Hsf 81 s sach de-
ifs 81 ssBS S sn i's s4s snsss
sis wHITfIER ST. N.w.-Nicels fur
nished room for men, $50 per mo. See
$40: stoS CONN. AVE. NV, Apt. 141-single
room. 800; available for inspection Jan,
available for occupancy Jan. .. no,
ss1es I'll ST. I'm S ~ s RF s st oaG,ss
~ sa.sS e. with 'n o', same
i. NV
phone and laundry nriyileges; on express
fSS las; sGS a. no 1sa$
$3.50 VIZ; real littie; home ss f for quiet
T I, s,,si PARK "a MD..single corner room
isis MASS. AVE, N,w.&pesirable va
f9r s sn r9 a sssst c IL a9ubes
iias e / u, NV. 4 doors west of AmS S
saoSr hoteELarge rm.; Z, S11 each; 3, 50
1913 H HsaSMnnE oSs IT, ssW m nss a ssv son
ven VENT legation on Ypper 10th st,1Large'
s caa io rms with private and semi
yesns LADIES Only sssvsiV each '' csi Hff RA
1882 1881 s 81 M a aS week.-mrs. master bedrm
phone: conv. transp,; ladies, S25 ca
i fn; Il iRNsGiRAHAM ST. N.w.-Exceptionally
lge. rm.. 2 single beds, private bath. lge,
closet suitable for girls semitic home
each per month. Cali ia. os5s after 10
s5so s sS sr h NW s so9n EN- oss
young woman; home and surroundings will
ssse ST. zen T. npt sortsr >
r9sndags VII haze to be seen to be an-
CHEVY CHASE, 6692 3snd pl. n.w.-Reay-
joining study; private bath. twin beds. 2
2OI5 KALORAMA RID. N.W.-Large front
$3.50 each person, Co CO. s7ss. IS
PETWORTH, 212 Webster st. nw.-Largs
ecens r sxos sen ransp nG9s s s4so or F5ss
5000 18th ST, N,W.-Large double room
running water, next bath; $50 each
hi THE Wi WILSON HOUSE, 177s N st. NV
Excellent rooms for women, $40 an6
S22.50; single for man in exchange fol-
1914 DEfAFIELD III. N.W.Iairi 70 share
room with another girl; twin beds, inner
spring mattresses; $40 each. RIA. $3.50.
1900 18th ST. N.W,-For ariet, refined
young courle; attract. corner room; twin
BEDS bed next bath bath sac mo-; gentle home
CLEVELAND PARK. 5000 Macomb st. NV.
Nice single room. one Blk from Conn
ave, priysts, home; refs; s25 per mo
1901 500 It'll i'v sr.-2 large adjoining room
twin beds, newly furnished, private bath
sSs9 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Nice large
double room; light housekeeping priyi,;
nne section, cow. to transp,, Jewish
home; s:S per person: ia. As45.
room; furnished; windows: near bus
stop; for gentleman only: S35 mo. RIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

li01 10th ST. N.W.-Two girls 10 share
warm, nicely furnished; selected menus /:
CARROLL SPRINGS nm, Forest Glen. Nd.
miles White House. 40 rooms, hot and
cold running water large dining room and
lounge; bus services and car pools. SH
1914 10th ST. Nw.-Nice double room,
men only; home-eooked meals; excellent
tranSp,; SIG each, month.
A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, extra large
room with board, near Dupont Circle
can be shared by gentlemen or ladies.
peTmsnently employed and OF good habits,
l7i5 LANIER PL,-Twin-bed rm, for girl
TO share with another; baths; excel
meals. laundry privileges, cow transp
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for 2 gentle
men OF good habits and permanently en-
ployed to share nicely furnished room with
board in centrally located house near
1914 10th ST. N.W.-Young man to share
tn large triple room, home-cooked meals;
excellent transp;: S45 month.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK, Connecticut ave.
Private. home. double rm and breakfast;
avalahls until Jan. Is. $3.50 per week
lSos N. il. AYE, .N.w.-pouhle and triple
MOTHER and child in suburban home.
care child while mother works Board
child alone; near bus and school; 20
min. from town. AT. 264S
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MoNING. PACKING ana STORAGE.

MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.
AETNA MOVING 8 STORAGE CO.-L0cai
nome noa iS soo sa II 100 too large and
ARE Yog MoyiNSs Let the RETURN
moying-day problems; packing. Transport
tatien and storage; many years Of expert
ence have made US specialists In han
ding your household effects; come in and
let US talk . over, Phone Ii. 1854 or Ii
1850, Az Florida ave. ne. Roon 2i6
ATTENTION, GOVT. woRKERS--Moying
done at your convenience. day or NIGHT;
ssss. rates. co. 94s3. HORTON TRANs
GENERAL. HAULING and moving for
S ssnxr service p,. tx s9s3 or Pr. 2aT; 4
& Scates way, experienced white help are
p p4sa n HsEEsh0 SN tST ss storage Day.
ATTENTION RESIDENTS of Bethesda,
Chevy Chase, for reasonable rates to move
t sssn setas ,, r,sssrigesasSrs; sts GsI WI
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
We will take your surplus furniture as part
MOVING 4 STORAGE CO. ia. 1887. /.
LIGHT MOVING JOBS, trunk, etc., day
or night. (White) FIR. 1877.
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kOoAAS tukN.-t&osfhWeSt tCoat.l.
. .ss s ss ~ n Sst ssna S.n,
1ass WING b.d f. nsas S.s sa3 sssSs
au FISH sT Nw near sss 81,
unlim. phone, close transp., semipvt.
ahsys sasssi $40 on issA or
sas T. EMEksoHY sT. Nw.-s-room suite.
beds automatic hot water; shower: amin,
pno nts = pioe ass from cars and bus; $40
ISL iasa'n co EH ia RID. N.w.-nen. ss.so
on s't eariine ss oo Rsas aSw9 ssths
III s naSroa sf esS Ap p 4ssS s
st. bus; lady (aon- smokerl. nice room.
next bath in Diet. gentle home. $50.
tS Sont }s saaD Ay single mss Sc
f fise Df sE RssSSRRf ST. NV. Apt. .4oa
adss eonT e. ivy gao
sois RoRrER PLACE NV. Elderly
s5is coN Sn AVE. S NV. % opp shoreham
double exposure; inner-srring matt; S45.
on End floor, near stores and transp.
1870 hiIMORE ST. S.W.--Double front
room I9Sa tWln beds. semipyt. bath. ST. wkly.
Is4s BELMONT ST. NV. near Meridian
PafkIppuble front ROOM twin beds. semi
Chevy CHASE. 663l Western ave. NV
To employed gentleman, in gentle home,
master bedrm., private bath; 500. Cook
1015 ST. NV, Apt. 506-warm rooms:
I've G9yti girls or couple; Sa2 80 each l4'
To haR fr-zf,,
ssas Rffi s. ssin r T. RsF D ct sh
twin Ssds rs So each sh per ssef
iSsa ' 18Th ST, Nw.-Largs warm room
lis KaND 6saLP fAs ST. Nw.A 4ai from,
T prlpef fer $40 unlimited monS shO 9saa
laoi ARGoNNE PI., Apt. 56s9 Nice fur.
nished room. suitable Q young ladies; YER,
fsas s 81 sGp saS AR
h saSs adults Frisidairs ste' I4tE
lovely LARGE room for grs newy f fGrS
iy SI beds beds. tiled bath ana shower; S23
coLoREb-loss Park RD., several com.
s PARK ROAD HOUSING Go N' '''a
room in nicely furn home for Q girls
double room with twin beds, IS wk
Available Jan, !. CAN DE, aOs7,
COLORED-12S s ST. N.W.-Furnishet
pm, NO. 9417.
CoLORED-1Ia0 RHODE ISLAND AVE
nw-Large front room for reinet
CoLoRED-l3O6 ST. N.w.-Larg,
front room for girls or man ane
COLoRED-I1e5 FATRMoNr st. NV.
single. large room for refined lady: S3t
GGTnkpR 70. 1920 es xr,v y.upsu,pr -.
NV; single; employed girl: no cooking
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BUSINESS,

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has the fol-
lowing vacancies: Registered nurse for
private girls school Fifth-grade teacher
fo- private girls school, Elementary and
primary teachers for public schools. Fifth
grade teacher for residential position in
boys school. English teacher able to do
secretartal work in private boys school:
Bookkeeper for private school. Physical
education teachers for public high schools.
Commercial teacher for out-of-town public
school. These positions are now available.
Apply 204 Colorado Bldg, 14th and G SITS.
NV, RE. 1898.
TEACHERS, clerks, receptionIsts: select po-
sitions. Nc charge unless mil PLACED; TOP sal
Est II yrs 1911 @ st. Ma. 2114
TYPIST-PERSONNEL 0.), $1,000; meet
people. under 80, educational field; perm
very interesting. BOYD'S, 1888 F, Ma.
SECRETARY a., $50 wk, Radio, must
be diplomatic, neat, versatile, pref. WASH
ington; exper. medical sec CMd), 5-day
wk., $40 Aviation sec, know terms, S45.
Sten-recep't.. perm, $40 wk. up Legal
plicants daily for current openings Est.
COST CLERK (m;). $3.50. exper. with
foods; ages 30-40: real future. Miss
Dodge. BOYD'S, 1888 F, Ma. 1898.
CLERk-TfPIST d. $40 week: knowl
bookkeeping, simple records: ne. resident
prsN perm y posens of Of other EXCELLENT
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tceas.,

rURNITUnE - Would Ike to purchase
s sTfpRE a.. ms1 Saass6 ssa effects draoe
asss Psons Sc ssshas o s ea
P soR SsRasals ss Y 5s sa l. GOOD
better kind wanted az once: viii buy suites.
esa Des Ms a q snsrs VA ao 2so Please ea
FURNITURE. oric-a-nrae. china. siayswa are.
rass. nsis Can nHSRz A saiss
teeth; discarded iewelry: We pay cash.
NEWSPAPERS wanted. soc per 100 lbs;
b So0ss and and ma 81 S5e per loo iss
cred our warehouse, II YOU cannot deliver
your aecnmnlation please phone US. WASH.
SwsFArERss 0 wanted aas s o. s psr pb s 80
soass ans sSe Per noe lbs
auto ss sSa sa0fs ,o9 oo esano
ARG yuNK GO; ass s. NV; p5 7Ss7
books and magazines, S5c per 100 lbs,
house ssuss rags, g. per ~; auto battries. soc
dsivered our warehouse. u' YOU es sano
kGE 1uN k,f co; gs20 Ga. ave: Ap, 1857
small apartment upright or grand. Phone
PIANOS-Grands. apartment uprishts o,
spinets wanted. viii pay high price for
Esoo pianos; ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
PIANOS. grand. upright. spinet or apt
SIZE, any any s 5sao any condition; will pay
PIANOS WANTED. We are still paying ex-
cellent prices for desirable used pianos OF
all kinds. despite the number OF new pianos
now on the market. Telephone US tor an
immediate estimate of how much we can
pay you for your piano. In many cases we
are willing to pay more than private indt-
viduals. COLONIAL PIANO SHOP, llo4
PERMITTING PRESS, approximately sxfO,
auto Or hand fed. Box 496-B. Star.
REFRIGERATION, old. motors and COM
pressors, any condition, Spot cash and
We move 1t. Give street address. BILL
AND Larry. 623 Mass. ave. ne. %
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types;
pleatinx. or r st. RE. 1900. RE 2aii.
plate. or fine quality china. Box 120-c,
AM INTERESTED in buying old iewelry
silver china. brie-a-brae. old glass. DORA
MILESTONE. ME- 6073.
Cash FOR YOUR BOOKS. stamp eoIlec-
ton. old glass, china and silver; private
ALE KINDS Of old-fasbionsd picture
frames, clocks and furniture bought for
cash. EN-. 42O5 and give address -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION. 100 bass, shift treble and
bass I, eond new, $40. AT, 5b7s.
electric: sale. rent, repaired, exchanged
CIRCLE, 11I2 14th st. NV, DI. 1872.
incl. elec. also expert watch and ieweiry
repairing: 3-5 days service: work guar
1872 4th. St NV. Ma 1864 Open ewes
ANDIR0NS, coal crates, fireplace fixtures
storm stc sash and dSo1s
stores. Phone orders, AT. 400.
AQUARIUMS, all sizes, l0-gal, S4.19:
heaters, air pumps. etc.; all available va
rieties. tropical fish. many unusual kinds
special ~ cents 2 pair; choice Bettas, So
CO, 1897 Georgia ave.
ASPHALT TILE your basement or any
A1ToMAT III ase WASHER ssh r. Hoover SSy clean
sr, rugs, bedroom furniture. etc. EN-.
AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATER, good
condition. $50. 204 61st pl.s Capitol
Heights. Nd. -
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IIoUoR-REsTAURANT,

IIoUoR-REsTAURANT, NV. location;
nicely equipped; seats rs; short hours,
good lease; price, $1,000, including liquor
sterk and next years license.
= Grocery-meets, NV. location: 5000
weekly business guaranteed; rent, S55, in
Guiding Groom apt. above; price. $4,000,
including stock.
Liquor-restaurant, NV. location; seats
IS: long lease, low rental; price. $4,000,
Including stock and next years license;
open from pm. to l am; could in
crease income by opening earlier
. Liduor-restaurant,. doing over 81 90. 900
yearly; good. long lease, very low rent;
same owner 5 years, ready to retire; could
be bought with $4,000 down payment.
Bakery-light delicatessen. NV. location:
fully equipped bakery: 3-year-iease; S7O0
weekly business: price, $1,000, including
stock: same owner oyer 10 years. re-
firing.
Grocery-market, Sc. location: doing
$500 weekly business; rent, $50; price,
$4,000. plus stock.
Radio repair shop. NV. location: owner
quotes $1,000 monthly business; good
lease obtainable; priced for quick sale
as owner is leaving town.
D. q. s.. grocery-market, ne. location
1000 weekly business guaranteed; semi
self-service: fully equipped, long lease, low
rental; price. 800, including stock and
truck. THURM g. SILVER, eos 10th St.
NV. Ma. 1854.
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-ss ond sW

1897 E.. CAPITOL sT-Ist floor, girl to
share with Girl $50; End floor gentleman
VIII gentlemans s25: warm. comfortable
I7la esth ST. s.E.-Two single rooms for
n 1sPo FoRT b.v II 1IsT sEor. sol1,.
one single room, $40 and SIS; Bradbury
HE'S: bus to Alabama and Que SITS. Sc,
I6iI W ST S,E.-pouble room for work
ing mother and baby; also single room; day
Sare for baby; 50 dble., SCI. SIS, TR. 35aI
COLORED-s ID ST. S.E.-Larse front
room to share with another girl s4 week
Near car and bus line Ii nSSR