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SPIES IN CANADA
MET RED DEMANDS
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on the documents as that of Colo.
mel Cogox, assistant Soviet military
attache in Ottawa.
Rogov's requests were ordered
accomplished by July 7, 1915. A
report made by him to Moscow
said the requests were partially
fulfilled" the documents dis.
closed.
Other evidence at today's hear.
ing disclosed that the Soviet mill.
tary .attache here cabled the "di-
rector" in Moscow the news that
Fred Rose was reelected to the
Canadian parliament, and that two
other Communists, Tim Buck
Labor Progressive (Communist)
National leader, and San Carr,
National organizer, were defeated
in parliamentary elections.
1t was the first time Buck
name was brought up in connection
with the espionage ring.
The text of the cable was read
by the prosecution, it said that as
a result CO the elections the Com
munists had from corporators
one member in Parliament" Gou-
zenko, who said he had ciphered
and dispatched the cable himself
after being requested to by the
director" said the term "cor-
porator" was code for the Com
munist party in Canada.
Other documents ordered the
agents to get information on Brit
ish, American and Canadian
secrets on radar, v-bomb and air
plane sight discoveries. The new
explosive put on the investigation
list was said to be one that the
United States was interested in.
Demands were also made for de-
tails on a U. S. airplane radar
detector and radar navigation
|periscope.
The agents were instructed not
to keep any of their material
at their homes for 'even single
night" They were told not to let
their wives know of their activi-
ties or to ride in taxis right to"
their rendezvous with each other.
1t was stipulated that all meetings
between agents were to be on
street corners and not in houses.
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LLOYD HOWELL

Funeral services for Lloyd how
ell, Tampa, Fla, former WI
mington resident, will be held IN
Columbia, S. c., tomorrow. ne
was killed accidentally by a South
ern Railway company train on
which he was employed as a brake
man yesterday, relatives here were
informed.
Survivors here include two SIS
ters Mrs. John McDougau, 1o'
Walnut street, and Mrs. A. l.. onu 1,
maker, 103 Bryan avenue, as wen
as brother, J. P. Howell, winter
Park.
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SURPRISED

WASHINGTON, March 2S-tP)-
Premier Ahmed Qavam's state.
ment in Teheran that no Russian
troops have entered Iran since
March 2 caused expressions of sur.
prise today among government of.
flcials In close touch with the Rus.
so-1ranian dispute.
March 3 had been set BY treaty.
as the date for the evacuation 81
Russian forces from that country
Qavam, indicating to reporters
that settlement of the contro.
Versy with Russia might be close
at hand, said the only question
was the forces which had remain.
ed in Iran. No Reinforcement.
nave arrived, he said.
This brought from one officia
mere, who declined to permit use
OF his name, the comment:
Those Russian troops are com
ing from somewhere. They are no
sprlnglng from thin air.,
Diplomatic reports from Iran
ne said, have emphasized large
scale movements Of Red arm,
troops in the direction of Teheray
and the Iraq and Turkish from
tiers. VA
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LARGEST BANK IN U. S.

Chase National Bank, New York
city, is the largest bank in the
United States. 1t ranks sixth larg-
est in the world, with deposits
totaling approximately $1,000, ooo,-
600.
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APPLE" MONUMENT

c0rdelia, Ca has replica 0. ;,
apple Of steel and Concrete % ~ !. an
IN circumference, as non,,,,. ,Ys'
,,,eishs : mn me applan
ed on a base eight feet hipb '-''uA''
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Obituaries
MRS. DAISY STRICKLAND


TABOR CITY, March 23-Fu-
neral services for Mrs. Daisy
Strickland, SO, who died at hef
home near here last night a1ter q
short illness, will be held from the
home of her mother-in-law, Mrs
chasev Strickland, Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock with the Rev
Noah Duncan officiating. Inter
rnent will follow in the Hinson
cemetery.
Survivors include six daughters
Oracle. Addie, Burnice, Clotel, LII
ellie, all of the home, and MIS- a:s
sons, David, Jr., and Clayton, ! b !. I'll
of the home. A sister, Mrs. Essie
Fowler, Tabor City, and DAVE
Lewis, of Conway, brother, also
survive.
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The Weather
fBv u. s. weather Bureau)

tBy U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 pm. yesterday.
Temperatures
1870 am. S.; 7:30 am. 81; 1870 pm. SO;
1880 pm. 81.
Maximum IT; Minimum "a; Mean se;
Normal IS.
Humidity
1870 am. SO; 7 80 am. At; 1870 pm. 40;
1880 pm. 88.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 1880 pm
600 inches.
Total since the first Of the month
l.23 inches.
Tides For Today
(From the Tide Tables published by
U. 8. Coast and Geodetic Survey
High Low
Wilmington 2:21 am. GAS am
1885 pm. $3.50 pm
Masonboro Inlet II "a am. sos pm.
pm. 6:o6 pm
Sunrise $40 am; Sunset 6:26 pm;
Moonrise 2:02 am; Moonset 1918 am
River Stage at Fayetteville, N. c. at
am Saturday, 100 feet.
WASHINGTON, March 3D. up -
Weather Bureau report of tempe nature
and rainfall for the "a hours ending
pm:
Cfaffou High Low VfeC
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Fear Reds May Return

MUKDEN, March 23.-(P)-Tbe
Staying of eight Russian civilians
since the. Red army withdrew fron,
Mukden 10 days ago has arolIsad
Chinese fears that the Soviets NAV
return to this greatest city in Man.
churia.
The small Russian colony of 1ess
than 1000 is thoroughly agitated hu
the Sayings. A ninth Russian we !,
wounded and a tenth is missina
The assailants have not been beer,
| identified,
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VARI-COLORED ROADS

Although white is very visible,
it is too dazzling in sunshine. For
that reason, authorities in the
south of France once considered
having all the main roads colored
red, with secondary roads green
or yellow.
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FUTURE.OF IRANIAN
CASE IS BRIGHTER


(C00t1uGeQ from rake OUCJ
said no new instructions had been
received and Alas plans and views
were unchanged.
Original Order
The secretary said that Ambassa-
dor Ala had acted in accordance
with his "oiginal instructions" re-
ceived on March Is, asking him
to present the Iranian case to the
security council, and was not in
conflict with his government.
He said the original order was
for the ambassador to press for
discussion Of the case Immediate
ly."
Both American and British Off
Gals welcomed the possibility, how
ever slender, that Russian forces
might get out of Iran without wait
ing for the security council to
act. The great concern of these
authorities to date has been that
the Russians might not get out
even If the council asked them to,
Failure to act in such a case
might fatally weaken the councils
authority, now dependent almost
entirely on moral pressure and pub.
nc opinion. That is the real test
which UNO, or to put it another
way, Russia, has been building
up to in the Iranian case.
Whatever the Russians do. Off
Gals said that some sort of Iran
ian case would certainly come be-
lore the security council. Iran has
made two charges: % that Soviet
forces are in Iran beyond the
March treaty deadline 60 that
Soviet agents and officials are in
terferlng in Trans internal affairs.
Still a third aspect of the case
was taken up by Edward R. Stet-
tlnius, Jr., American member of
the council, who wrote Secretary
General Trygve Lie that he would
ask for Russia and Iran to report
on their direct negotiations to set
tie their troubles.
This is an outgrowth of the de-
bate over Iran at the London meet
ing OF the council in January and
stands separately from the new
charges about Soviet troops stay
ing on in the country.
Whether or not these troops
have been reinforced since March
z IS not a subject for the Security
council, but it became a subject
OF sharp difference between Ga
YAM and American diplomatic Of
fcials. Qavam told his news con-
ference no additional forces has
come into his country.
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Storms that clear the air of in
sects frequently bring starvation
to chimney swifts as the bird feeds
only on the wing.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-24

/. The Congo River, three thou
sand miles long, is the largest riv-
ser in Africa.
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Ulcer Stomach Pains
oAs, INDIGESTION, BURNING

Due to Excess Stomach Acid
Don't neglect burning stomach or ulcer pains
due to excess acid. Get Csc box of UDGA
Tablets from your druggist and make simple
easy, quick home trial. Over 200 million used.
Highly recommended for relieving gas pains,
heartburn, Indigestion sour or upeet stomach
and other hyperacid symptoms 5-minute trial
. convnces or MONEY BACK.
Saunders Drug Store and Drug Stores
Everywhere.
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PNEUMATIC PAINS"
MAKE THIS TEST Eprr

Il you'ii Just send me your nam.
IN mail you ABSOLUTELY FPEr ana address.
trial test supply Of the NEW iMppo,a,rg enerous
fa3 rest ~ NINE with iui CASE
49, @ With shsse ss1asns pains ssao.
RITIc, and NEuRALo1c ~. .SsclATlc. ARTH.
how long You have had tho.s a'.ions: No matter
Oss 70 yoursel and your d.a, s~ui pains you
DozsMR COST c; xe H'i M. e sy
TODAY 70 YOUR NAME AND A DE- uRY
AoA e Ease, DEPT. Nc-2o
=. .brockton, Mass.
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Use tender, well, fattened birds
for broiling, frying and open-pan
roasting.
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Evening star., 1946-10-21
AVIATION.

NoRsEMAN airplanes with spare engines.
License for cargo or airline; on wheels.
floats ssS.t or s,l skis delivered any place in
slnesrins ] % data OF furnished & a1''T apon request. est
WILLIAM sERHUs. l644 21st st. NV.
For ssAiLE-DouGLAs c-47-Juss con-
yerted and certheates beautiful ea9 interior.
spected at Hyde Field. southeast Of Wash
IL 1916 ign AfRoNcA CHAMPION, 40 o1has hours,
perfect condition. cH. 1901; evenings.
INTERSTATE L-s, 1s4s. Franklin i1s
engine; just recovered and reeertifcated:
cLosKEY, Congressional Airport. Rock
vile. Nd Phone Oliver SsSS. IA
PoR Ss1 es est0ssas ss4a pHN1E nj Wess q AK AK
cEFFNA 140, full panel of instrument,
2-way radio. landing lights. brakes both
low time, months old, cost $1,000; viii
1916 CUSTOM CRAFT, Continental mo-
tor, Benoix magnetos: all extras: will sell
or trade for auto. HAIGLER. Apt. 604.
ETERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
sHfVERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 1916
FOR SALE-AERONCA CHEF. 1s41 de
like new, Also 1913 Aeronca champion; is3
hours total time. Both aircraft personally
owned and given excellent care. Traded
in on new Cessna 140s. Cab McCloskey,
CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT, OIL. ssss.
PIPER CUBS (a)-one 1e45, $50 hours;
one l946 SIS hours For information cali
ia 1888, MR. SANDERS -22
Evening star., 1946-10-21
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS. alterations. repairs, remod-
cling, painting. ,paperinR, plastering'
'sffh aSsiSsf' 'Sss s5sas
sDDlTfoss, a6 hf sss1 ROOFING. SIDING, remodel ss
s+Ps sRas1sseS II SIsHlss Es55 @e
ALTERATIoNs, repairs. combination storm
windows; lowest prices in town. ogL-
5fs: Es.s 9nrysH4Es svsHf ssERs Bs
ING CONTRACTOR. Glebe .5949. 81.
EASEMENTS water-proofed and bright,
ened, For free estimates call Chestnut
Con- coMBiNATioN INA ALUMINIUM A, storm 'windos,
with stainless steel screen. Buy now, start
2iSmssss SIH soMEoSE saisE eS ne e. ssSS .,a,0. s
Ho@f tS@ s'ifasRs aSRoSESSkr v co. iso5
scsoSScTRErE, & ST CRETE CEMENT. FoorrNGs, porehss.
steps nx Al $ssa e. coRsrR fN Cali
pRMofisHfSa BENZ Hhafse a.so and house wreckins ex-
perieneed builder: l5 years exp. Wood
iFLoORS sANDED. rernished. cleaning.
Fl sf,ess:so s Ssos free re- estimates. 4. L. sRoTSS sRoTSS
fIooR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
ayng aet Snn Bues nshes
ING CONTRACTORS INC. 1872 Wiscon-
u s5IffRs siEASFb, roofs painted Hlaor
HousE fIbarsf PaiNTISG: H 1IS Dutch Boy lead, lin
seed oil; interior painting pspering. floors;
sIs1 zEsE 5s! MILF $sss s!ss 1875
SPNF sfRsFFus{joh SIS. oI ARLINGTON !1ss MrkoyE ay
PATNTING. PAIN paperins. plasterins, floor re-
finishing and general contracting; is
si'a ss sEsss 81 ss2f e.
PAiNTfNG-Let PA YIN me furnish you with an
PaperIag rsmSde,ing Sgg DlaS,erins. Veteran
estlmatiens free. Cali Mr.. SEcKEfT,
PaiNTiSG. a 1YSie; pArERING, plastering: fioor
bnsiness bbnsinsas anf ssneFf Let ne help s.sersts
* M osss: Cali any time. RosSER: ss.
FEE EPH5 G4s sE
kdmeDELNssHym Edse Hons Saf0vi mPsovF Fses
MENT sIIH7f; co, NC. 54os deoTsi. ave NV.
81 sFoNh SfOsW1Vodikak sWVokk-All types stone work.
Estimates without obligation. viii sub-eon-
tract any veneer WORK on new CONSTRUCTION.
tile. Veteran, E. A. MARSE0LIA. ia. I1l2.
STONE AND CONCRETE WORK, walls.
COLEMAND g. WOOD, OIL. 1877 or WI
GzuErhb tSD cSss SAsH s: se aAn7assSH
3s4o M st. ST NV. Zone 7. Ho. 4i2o. =
work, painting. paper hanging. plastering
and remode1ins; porches. recreation rooms
and attics our specialties; union mechanics.
ICE. David Brown. manager, DU. s014
CALL AT ONCE-Complete house remodel
rooms. SHEPPARD CONTRACTING, TIE.
DO You NEED MORE RooMse Finish
your attic, inclose your porches. We are
equipped with best of materials at lowest
terms. Call Greenbelt 232S or 629e: rs
Evening star., 1946-10-21
REPAIRS and sERvicEs tcons.,.

REFRIGERATORS-24 -hr.. repair service,
as RRRsSrRAoN eo
REFRfGERHTfSS E HPTfRSSR susTsnt.ed expert s.rv
ice Al makes aiSsl also
kfFRfGiaRATIoN Rel REPAIRS, Leonard. Rel-
yenss .na Grossly s sosGs grasss mst.s
SSzs Rf.s aaS nGdssie and
safStss 9ast sfsyi's 4. % seft ssits
ksh9Is kShps sys Lg s1ss. vor
issb Roor1NG asenanSS ANS sIDING. Manvil.
products; storm sash, restyling kitchens
Es Tss '.safis aAfEs eas fIns
RooFiSGoeoNasEss aaS fSi q SsSs ROOFING CO.
as AZ koSf ross Of rsSan and o a 1897
ke kkeoofsfNG, s THINNING, painting. roof paint
ca Ms lfpaEsnf sHEY EsnstsT!ns en 41ss ssd
SEPT sEfIIc TANKS and cesspSols cleaned St.h
ess sie0tS5fG Sf9r sa Present mach All YORK
sToNE steos s1ss4 b1eP bPacs .m .na DSrih a
work. Call any time. NICK FANEL.L1.
sToRE REMoDFLING-Fluorescent light
ing, interior decoration, valances, signs.
trosnspmaEent Go RE sas assunshades' MoDERNAa!BRE maj
THE T kErAiRiiNG, new installation - by
YRog aa eSDfrie9ss ss. Sc,
TYPEWRITERS cleaned. oiled and adjusted.
All work guaranteed. RE. 117T. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th NV.
UPHOLSTERING Selected fabrics Gus
tom tailored to your furniture; service and
even
GPaoEsrfRfSa. GPii HA fsRsTfSSa repairing. rennishins:
furniture made to order; estimates furn-
WASHING MACHINES. and refrigerators
repaired by. expert mechanics. For service
". WasAfNG AisSs'ii MAcHiNE ScRI REPAIRS. suaran-
WASHING MACHiNE REPAiRs. all makes;
work guaranteed, SCHURR ELECTRIC
CO.. INC. a2lS Nichols ave. z. LU. 6423
WINDOW VALANCES, wood valances de-
signed and built to conform to your interior
decoration. cabinets. bookcases, screens
etc, designed especially for you. can
CYTELL Exhibits and Crafts, DE. 5os3
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
d'ALBERTC. INC, SIS 10th ST. NV
aTTHNTI6N, riigssiI CAn1LLAc owNERs-Drive
in for immediate terviee for any type Of
repairs: Al work guaranteed. If We can't
fix it you owe us nothing. Body and fender
work painting WILLARD GARAGE AND
PAINT SHOP, rear 1910 l4th st. NV. AD.
5SS3 21s
Evening star., 1946-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
eras, projectors. enlargers. electric expo
sanse ms1sIs ndsrs ms guns Color ms
papers, CHEMICALS, photo books and N s90
NGfs NSR PHoTo isaps; CO Co Sss Penns ave. NV.
(opp. Dept. OF JUSTICE. RE. 2434.
ACCoRDIoNs-New. 12o bass. Frontalini,
8 sw, $3.50: used, ,120 bass. Carl Fischer
$3.50; new andalli 12o bass % accordions: i,,aSIa
ssas. ana 'A JORDAN iS PIANO CO.. 1918 5th
aDbfNG Al hS MACHINES and typewritsrs
e.. e. i lis yfi; i4th Att st. NV. RE. ssss.
ADDSs %1ss. maSHNEs' ssVefT essb eYFo TGdes oe
MhSHIEsssEo ga H. 4sds asss s7eo; ppste
model mtsh 1881. Both machines electrically
Seesssna Se seen at Room 5o1, A. + Of 1. Building.
AIR CoNDITIoNERs, new, Philco. window
and console models IN all sizes; Be- safe.
Il Hpy desired. Sired We viii store and install units
asIs $ ssss SsSassoN so r. iSsz since aa.9.
lovs seats. side chairs, cherry buffers
Whatnots, walnut corner cupboard. Louis
ssro a1 hro sH any asSdy sush Me
ana REED S.ns1 ANTIQUE sHoP, $40 Ga ave- NV
RA. 9671. GE. 1908, Open each day. 10
s. DA nsinanf ths opsnins of
our Wash. showroom. Mostly pieces from
1884 wis. ave. NV. Prosp. ave. entr.-26
Evening star., 1946-10-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Young man with electrical ex-
persnce nd in wiring homes Will farnifa
to start an electrical contracting business.
Esle4as5Ia ssRIai Braneh Post % Once. Wa.5ISs
best opportunity, Of lifetime, but short Of
modsfa eas saD s seS havf sps spon
VIZ HAVE several business properties on
Showing aH hsseway exceptyonsy GOOD 81 ineome
RHINE REALTY CO. eo7 Prince st. TIE.
st1s fTsS ss FEE sa1 s7oo
ST. $685. hk Sf sf64 hds after f PM 10
Business s.sHy
hn lease low rent very nice ant pr,He sis
LYNN REALTY, Sundays and evenings,
5ss4 fs is
bSs 81 kP sfs s. sToRf: Ssss NV iosa
lease: lease; bnsiness. s., 900 weekly. can Dc
r'E 81 a1ssn:sisn aha :vs 81 ST. sS sSss
aalsHf RhsTATkASTa III s2o4 NV. location coiored
nase ness seeeY ean ox
fas fnformapion ptTe. call lynn REALTy sundsy
So s9s SfraLdks al 5sss dsy
ing store, but needs a tailor: good lease,
reasonable rent; income quoted over 81, zoo
machine, cutting table, etc. So II you want
70 get right in business. call w. H. sIMoNs,
~ so: s5aHGs5wARE s5sll2Gns5 and house furnish a
ings store: good NV. SECTION; income ST. BOO
mo-: good lease; rent $75 mo. This store
needs some one, that will put some pep
come II YOU know your business: I think
w. W II efMSSIici fIMShs Ex Asp ss1aSS 1GESSsrrraaoa
Columbia I'd. section, good lease: income
can ge. you in this store with $4,000 down
come com and V get it. W. II. sfMoNs, Ex.
SELF SERVICE GRocERY-well equip
and at least $1,000 Of good. clean stock.
PEANUT VENDING .RoUTE-Establishe
concern offers route for sale to some on
interested in extra revenue for work q few
dsion totsns o. IN e0h
properly attended TO can net $500 to 5000
per month. Complete, with merchandise
Kosher DEL1cATEssEN. one of the best;
owner quotes S2,UUO weekly or petteri
$4,000 cash down payment, balance terms.
No phone information. Make appt. with
LEON GOODMAN, Broker. 1885 Conn. ave,
CO. $500; nights and Suns, RIA. 1886.
PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE. facing ige
Govt. bldg. est. by same owner since re-
pealed; owner retiring and will give long
lease at S100 per mo. or will allow you
to move to another location: owner quotes
$1,000 weekly gross, small start 8. for s.
LEON GOODMAN, Broker. 1885 Conn. ave,
co. $500; nights and Suns, RA. 6385. ---222
d. G. s. GROCERY. beer and wine; aver
age sales, 81 800 weekly; rental, S125 mo-,
including rooms and garage; price, S13,-
600, plus stock; terms. Box 66-L, Star.
-27
LUNCHEONETTE, serving beer, in n,w. sec
tion; 60ee beer. .40fe food S1l,000,. easy
terms. For further information call Mr..
Finley. YIN, o7oo. GREAT NORTHERN
SELL SELLING HALF MY STOCK Of phonoerap ph5
records to enlarge electrical appliance dis
play room; chance for some one to stock
their new-lecord business. Call CO. S557
BEAUTY SALON, one OF Alexandria's bus
lest streets; fully equipped, booths, 3
dryers. good lease. $3.50; 81 500 cash
Sunday and eyes,. TIE. 0833. "a
Evening star., 1946-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcula-
tors bought and sold and rented. RE. II!
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., s13 l4th st.
AIDING MACH. typewriters, calculators.
office equip. all kinds: tops prices pa Ewes;
ANTIQUES, furniture. bric-a-brac,. china.
hishest hsfstle, cash priees paid. Can MURRAY.
AaTfaIa as2lHd hs'i' FURNITURE. art objects, bet
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac in any
amolns wanted sesd as once, Please call Mr.
ANsTIouEs, siiverWare; in any condition;
crystal chandeliers, china: brio brac
f,ggrss cla iswslry THE HobsE 1e3S ans oE q
dsps stsI ME- Is'S Soss. ST. NV NA' i1A anu y
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture:
contents Of spts Or houses AT At oass sas We do
BEDRooM SUfTEs. dining room suites;
living room pieces, rugs, gas RANGES and
os oS T psg shss' IL a' peasS pTees
Ieasy %asssr xRat akEsb E9s1 Rays :? o Ss please ca,
Rasa 1easenaSie aag Snasn phene Go 1888
CAMERA. refiex or folding. type, wanted
Also accessories. Call Mr.. Weiss. Republic
eaMfRssEeleas s enaa sxa contaxs ns other foreisn
saap@en sna Also n come
aEEg a ana IS ss III as hReeafIss ssfh aio
CAMERAS, all types, movie equipment,
all II accessories bought at highest prices,
BEE Daassfs y 5uss,ss sss r. e. sass s NV OPPOSITE
CAMERAS, photo equipment, both amateur
and professional Best prices. FORD
PHOTO SUPPLY, 609 7th st. NV. tnear Fl
CAMEkAS---German camera and lenses
i4io New York ave. NV.
CAMEkAS-We buy used cameras; highest
prices paid ROBBINS CAMERA SHOP.
Szs SGzasofffHhEesMcaii ffHhEes y. 3 LITTLE JOE. THE TAI
LOR, MI. 9744,. Most cash paid for used
suits. coats. VIII call for ct once. --26
mer,'a clothes, radios. Cai1 us drst CEYs-
tai CLOTHMnA, DE. z76A. "a
Evening star., 1946-10-21
pEPsoNAI fcantl.

fUND-RATSING CAMPAiGNER, Is years
experience. at liberty for civic. charity.
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LOCATED NEAR the National capitai---Fe.
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