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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24
Snf. Harrsch Writes From Guam Of
Servicemen's Plea For Homecoming

point drop for February will be
less than five points. Well to tell
YOU the truth every G. I. in the
Pacific theatre felt that he had
been double crossed by the very
thing we have been fighting for
four years-Democracy.
The war is over now. We feel that
we have earned the right to be
returned to the freedom of our
life that we fought so hard for. I
want you to show this letter to
the Courier-Reporter. Everything
I've said is true. They can print 1t
without any fear that 1t is a lie,
because our radio station out here
has it on the air every day, the
navy paper prints it and I've read
it all, except about the BLY, in the
Stars & Stripes and I'll furnish
proof of that by our production
and control section here at Har-
mon Field.
We've got to let the people
know what is going on out here
and this is the only way we can do
it. Hope you guys are well and
happy. You can listen to the news
or the radio and If the point drop
is less than three, I won't be home
next month. All the men in the As
40 point bracket are holding their
breath waiting for that news. The
shipping space is available, as
some of the ships are already
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24
Tourists


Washington state is looking for
ward to a tremendous influx OF
tourists during the next few years.
Our coast cities have done fine
job of advertising the Evergreen
Empire" Coule Dam will attract
more customers than any other
spot in the United States, accord
ing to Major E. S. Hutton, who is
in charge of public relations for
the Bureau of Reclamation in this
area.
It is estimated that tourist cars
spend an average of twenty dollars
a day and carry from two to four
passengers. This area has many
spots Of interest to tourists. What
schoolboy has not thrilled at the
account of Lewis and Clark's &C
count of their discovery of the Col
umbia river? Would not he drive a
long way to stand at the conflu-
ence of the two great rivers and
live in imagination the thoughts
of those two men when they first
beheld the mighty Oregon?"
AS a matter of fact we have lit
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24

here and the navy says there are
more than enough ships to bring
us home. If the Courier doesn't
want to print this I have at least
tried to do my share and not let
my buddies down.
II we can wake up the people in
the small towns, the ones in the
cities should come to life after a
while. Everyday that goes by is
costing the people of the United
States thousands of dollars that
could be used for something bet
ter. I hope you don't get the idea
that this is for me alone-its for
all the guys out here that deserve
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Ihursday. January "a :,

to be sent home now. We b,,. ]
requirements here, but tb lave D
work. They Just police IN y.
ana lay around and they a ~e
ing the same way. OF cor are
nave to spend a few more MI y
out here and they know Il p mon
guys that were supposed out
home next month (Which 10
me- are going TO be LEFT I h.I
the sack. I hope they ar aUia
Inc war was still going on Il N.Y.
be different, but the lob !, wy
and its time for us to CONF %
Don't worry and I'll be saoi. non
soon, ] hope. i's n
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24

tie to offer tourists in the way OF
Accommodations nor have we much
to offer them in the way of dram
atizing our epochal history.
Now would be a good time to
start planning to make the most OF
an opportunity. Those people will
come in any event. Much better
that we have something to make
them remember Kennewick with
pleasant associations.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24
A BusYBoDY WITH GUM

School teachers aren't going to
like this, but a new high speed
machine has been invented which
can wrap enough chewing gum
in eight hours to give one pack
age each to 100000 children. Laid
end to end, the sticks of gum
turned out by this electrical busy
body would stretch 10000 feet, or
about % miles. All in all, that's a
lot of nickel chicle.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24

The advance enrolment for 1916
of the Indiana Department Of The
American Legion on December 8,
1916, was 60, ia, an all-time high,
of which 26, 729, or a. percent, rep
resented World War II member
ship.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24

DEBUT OF THE EScALAToR
The first electric esca1ator was
exhibited at the Paris Exposition
in 1900.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24

1sXs5a3:S1 NETWORK

mo
1s2S;a3;S1 NETWORK
WHEN YOU unlock your telephone
receiver and quickly hear the voice
of an absent family member or bust.
ness associate thousands of miles
away. did you ever stop to consider
the humble origin in the State of
Washington of this mighty network
of service now made available? Are
you aware of the pioneer spirit of
resourcefulness that brought all this
about?
In March 1883. seven years after
Alexander Graham Bell exhibited
his first telephone in 1876. the first
telephone exchange in the Territory
of Washington went into service in
Seattle with only go subscribers and
capital of a meage r few hundred dol
lars. Eastern Washington had the
, first long distance service in this re-
gion in 1884 when c. B. Hopkins at
tached telephone instruments to an
abandoned military telegraph line
to bring the latest news of the world
from the steamer landing at Almota
on the Snake River to his newspaper
Office in Colfax.
Now the more than a hundred
telephone companies giving service
in the State of Washington have well
over $l00,000,000 invested in facili-
ties to bring spoken communication
to the people. Now The Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company,
which began so humbly. has 404, $50
telephones in operation in the State
of Washington, furnishes employ
ment to 1000 residents of the state
and, in 1914, paid S5,275,000 in oper-
ating taxes. The company is now an
important, valued customer of The
National Bank of Commerce of
Seattle.
From such histories of its Gus
toners, The National Bank of Com
merce has formulated a basic maxim
THAT VIRTUALLY ALL
LARGE BUSINESSES OF TO-
DAY WERE ONCE SMALL. And
from that principle has followed a
rule of service at this institution: To
extend neighborly, friendly consid-
Grafton to new business enterprises
of sound foundation, regardless OF
size-large or small-at the start.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24

Uhr kpnr1rnirk Qnuripr -Rppnrtpr
Issued Thursdays by The Kennewck Printing Company, 27
Kennewick Ave, Kennewick, Washington
81 in Benton County outside Entered second class
matter April 1914 at PO Kennewick Wash under Act OF
March 1879 The Courier established March e. 1902 The
Reporter established jan a. 1905 consolidated April 1914
Rolfe Tuve and Carl J. Anderson, publishers
Evening star., 1946-04-29

/ Io5 :, our SI;Sld girl; inteTView 'Sf sftsT aafs
3-RM. APT. and bath. rent $50. Call
Li Idat 19zt tIt,in li9 81 4pipey pl an
$40; references. DU. 5s86. after $50
i9r Ha. anpEPolnSment nEo I tine tr ,w 80
bath, S100; all utilities included: modern
WANT RouNs SeStfsteo' WORKING WOMAN s0 to
laundry. utilities and maid service fur
Or. Or. ;'a5l a eyes. and sunday. RE. 5000,
Star sNs 49, o"f'ns working hrs Box Ss 32S,B'
18Th ST. NEAR DECATUR rms. s and
a arh lns a utfes T reDla'e p2t enssspse essps
beautiful grounds, $3.50; two adults Box
s e5sSy Chase e'af district ss s5s s5h mo 9sss
sHoREHAM HOTEL v1CINITY-Gentile
giri, under 80; to share apt. with = other
slris; s Kitchen facilities; $50 mo. Box 353-
GIRL to share Groom uwin beds,. dinette
kltehen ktS e, bath modern apt; with another
WIDOW DESIRES TO SHARE a.; 5.room asu'a apt,
no children. $40 per mo. 1925 st.
GIRL STUDENT wishes to share her at
tractiye efficiency apt. with other friendly
girl; $50 month. 143l Montana ave.
liz Sall All. u03J. -99
BUsNEssWOMAN will share lse. 1-rm.
apt, with another businesswoman; your
share, s,5s $40; in good house. NV. Box
share 4;room apartment with , others I'M A.
mediately; S25 per month. Ii O76O. 80
MT. RAINIER, Md, 4221 Rainier ave
White girl, to share Arm. apt. with =
Govt. GENTLE girls: handy transp., 25-min
aoWntown. Gall UN. 1920 after pm. i
ll64 MORSE ST. N.E.-3-room furn. apt,
on second floor, quiet couple, $50 wk; ;
also large front bedroom for l or , men:
SlO for ] or Sl5 for . All 6334 Ii
Evening star., 1946-04-29

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable, care
full. will accept your surplus furniture as
$s HoVs& $" S'Sf sFoRSaE RsERs HnE
YOUR BEST MOVE tby BAYNE g. scaTEs. i,.r
pable and courteous moving men: insured,
ireproof storase facilities. Phone Sligo
277!; nights; EN-; 5063. So
sua heuFT 5Sme se4yas sdqs Gs
day or night and Sundays. Reas rates.
BILLS MOVING AND TRANSFER co.
Insured Insured neT equlpmsent: day and nisht
AETNA MOVING : STORAGE Co.-local
soae Sns soG sma il NJ oo S0 too large and
loads BUREAU Corr. take 'ea care Na Of + your your
moying-day problems; packing. tranSporta-
ence have made US SPECIALISTS in handling
t1S tag i; it oyer. Phone Il; s9sa or II $3.50
VETERAN, starting business, viii move you
day or evening, reasonable rates: light
hasinS Il 4kaNsrEk ksasNSsiET c61s5 Sc 1s5l and .pt
trans. serv.; eve. Jobs accept contract
hauling inv; resp. white help. Phone OIL
LIGHT HAULING, any kind, any time; con-
6ai auf AND SRsiIH HAuLNG M ING con- on
tract and Job trash removal: also evening
FOUR sHRVfeE fhkcGI si bEL1vERY
and parcel dsliveTs Veferans ssafS RA Rk
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING: con-
tract and job trash removal; service at
prices price , that satisfy. ia. 1892. =
cargo. MI. 6lS9 So
Evening star., 1946-04-29
APARTMENTS WANTED.
ATE DEPARTMENT OFFICER and wife

STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICER and wife
urgently 4;rse ne need 3 or room aPt: or house
RFERaN If q 9nf AND WIN nPaenS S' need s or
2 3. room unfurn, apt. vicinity Of Capitol
NAVY IT.. WIFE, desire attractive, fur
nished l-bedroom apartment: permanent:
up to SO; no Children or pets: excellent
care assured Please call ia. 1886.
and porch unturnishsd apt, viz 2 hour
Limit. $50. RA. 542S. II
COUPLE, permanently located, desires !
Sest Se feR ST. s2 ss4 children or pets
PERMANENT EMPLOYED COUPLE desires
b.tp or ,rof ro9m' turn. or, or nniurn apt, pvt
menths in advance: Box 352- star. 80.
$500, Ext. 2023. s.
WASH. COUPLE, with no children or pets,
desire unfurn. clean b.r.,, l.r.; kit and
path, path, IN refined NV. neishborhood. EN-.
PROFESSIONAL LADY and college son
desire @ small apt; or rms, in pvt. home with
tion. Call DE. 1906 bet. s NJ and o pm.
RETURNING VETERANS and other em.
family housing. If you have a house or
apartment to to rent phone MI, 1868, Ext
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desire / bedroom.
unturnished apartment; no children, no
pets Phone Elk. 4224 30s
PHYSICIAN, DISCHARGED. Navy. and wife
3esire apartment, now or whenever avail
able; any size. furnished or unfurnished
permanent; no children or pets. Ii. 1884.
EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN and 1e-year-old
Sna. son desire aS llsnt housekeeping room, NV
VETERAN, wife and son, being evicted,
need one or. two bedroom apt. immed:
NAVY. PHYSICIAN and wife desire fur
BARNEs HisReS or oi innfarnashed s15a apt DR. Ja.s s.
SUMNER SU BLET WANTED. NV. section: !:
attorney Cveteran) and wife, no children;
highest IL social. financial references. Box
WIDOW and returning veteran son ure-
snt1y sonyy need unfurn. apt. in NV. Call WI.
WILL DECORATE naval officers seek
MsecGLiNyoCK: Or. 26oo, Ext, 1881. i
.d GOVT; IT, ENGINEER, ~ permanent m Washing,
bath bachelor esea Apartment. preferably fur
VETERAN. wife, .s-mo. .-old baby desire 2
Ext. 207, after 6. 2s
Evening star., 1946-04-29
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL for sale, female,
months, months, thoroughbred. Call after 6. FIR,
JUST COMPLETED. a country home for
your, dogs. Boarding and grooming ali
breeds; pnss Week days. Falls Church s44o.
SGoTTlE Sc lt;. AT STUD black Drlndle, Axe
e. s. MacKINNoN, 1874 Church WaiR. Walk
Palls Church: Va. AK. 4OS3. 81
DOGS BOARDED-Newly const. kennels,
outdoor screened runways: special rates for
perm boarders; Axe reg. cookers for sale
KRIsS KRoSs KENNELS. Lee hwy. RI.
BEAUTTUG ST GGesSe5Y!IH sCoT41E PaiPtax ILL.,
males. Axe registered. 1151 45th pl. Sc.
BoARDING-A-1 facilities for dogs and
fbseS, ba.te week eng or longer Clean, sanitary
Pickup service BIDE-A-WEE Kennels.
42l5 Connecticut ave. WO O224
tens for adoption by discriminating people
BOARDING MODERN KENNELS. reas.
rates, 5 miles Peace Cross, Def hwy, see
sign. Bowie 2641. 80
ingS: ! male. > females. FIR. $3.50 80
BOSTON BULL TERRIER, male, mos
old; Axe papers. Falls Church 23sa-M
Evening star., 1946-04-29
HOUSES EXCHANGED,

81 s,BEDRM; HsE; for 4.bedrm, nse.-wes-
ssiaer other. restricted NV, sections in
st. house, detached white brick, on lot 5Ox
l75; entrance hall. living room, dining
rm., den. kitchen. recreation rm.. laundry
rm,. maids rm., maids bath, 3 bedrooms,
baths; full storage attic; detached Lear
garage; 1nclosed yard; 6 years old: oil
heat; condition immaculate: convenient
Conn. ave. transportation, shopping.
schools. Wesley Hts. house must be equiv
aalent in every. respect, but must have 4
6eorms and 2h baths. Write Box 492-v
ALEXANDRIA = Well-furnished 2-bedrm
duplex apt. for house or apt. near N. Y. C,
ana l Preferably near beach, summer only.
a-BEDBooM BRICK HOUSE. 5 years old.
porch and yard. oil heat, Alexandria. Va
for = or 3 bedroom house in New York
PHILADELPHIA-W 4 SHING N
Exchange 3-bedrm. house In Haddonfield,
N. j., oil INV. heat, insulated, fireplace.
sun porch. for a 3-bedrm. house in good
neighborhood in Washington area. Box
WAsHINGToN-NEw YoRK-Ncely situ-
ated ?-bedroom, 3-yr.-old brick detached
bungalow. y mile D. c. line, to exchange
Flander drive. Hyattsville. Nd. sH. ;@471.
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK Have
attractive house. Foxhall Village; will ex-
change for 3 or room apt in Manhattan
preferably lower 9th ave. section WO.
1929 any time; Gramercy 300l9 after
Monday.
Evening star., 1946-04-29
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

CANADIAN ARMY OFFICER, in diplomatic
service, REQUIRES, urgently; 2 or bedroom
P5one P4oSs tqT self yfs eng E
PERMANENT RESIDENT urgently needs
siEk SIkAED ST KoPaSsS ST 1sSq asss's0 g.
nished or partially furnished. for occu-
pancy now or any time in next months
on to year lease: rent, S100 to $3.50;
references as to reliability and property
maintsnsnSe aMN sn1 osT Box .S ,S5-G Star - %.
apartment near Andrews Field, somewhere
in the Upper Marlboro. Suitland. Clinton
area. Box 29S-C, Star. a.
EX.MAJoR. wife: children. want fur
1Ta sTURpEVANT aSgs1 Hl iesae Hst & ga 0eie
PERMANENT GOVT. OFFICIAL needs .
3-b.r. unfurn. house. Aug l., sooner; ex-
csllsnt care guaranteed. LU; s0l5. 30'
VpfH5n and P1sss Ss IF s sssxsss
outside for privil. of renting. WA. 6303.
NEW ZEALAND Army oticer now in diplo,
lease small family. Call col. ,PoWLEs,
WANTED Tf'A' 70 RENT. nnfurn. S-bedroom
house, in suburb. by Netherlands Embassy
oficial; Call Ap. 43ol. Ext. 80 -29
executive private industry permanently To-
Gated; understand landlord problems. Call
Ma. 2914 weekdays. 30'
VETERANS, about to be evicted, profess
sionals, seek 3-6 bedroom house; refer
267s; weekdays. Republic 1900. EXT. SsoI.
Evening star., 1946-04-29
ROOMS FURkIsHED-hortheost.

15Oe TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-Large, double,
newly furnished ,rm.: conv, to transporta-
ton: Sl2 a week FIR 0304.
1908 F ST. N.E.-Double front room for
gentleman to share with another gentle
rs 1oth hon srnseepns fSem IS room pesa for Or
men. twin beds. next to bath: unlimited
phone service, continuous hot water; $50
mo- for 1; Sc wk. each for .. LU. 6017.
1896 EyARTS ST. N.E.-Front room. cross
ventilation, laundry privileges, double, $40;
single S35. TR. 0S30. 80
3615 24th ST.-Double room for ! gentle
man. S35 mo-; references; near transporta-
ton H0. 1887. "a,
furnished double room with closets. ad-
joining bath, unlimited phone; 2 gentle
men preferred; references required; $50.
Call DE. 1884 after $3.50 pm.
COLORED-ia QUINCY PL. Neon
yenient to everything : newly decorated
only, S25 per month each; no cooking,
Evening star., 1946-04-29

LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor
Grounds, large and small parks. ceme-
teges IesdenSe goundS
snd Gem9yed Estimates free At ss6s
WIN WI j. HINES. Brinkiow. Nd. Phone
FREE FREE" REMOVAL. pruning, spraying, Ter
tilizing. bracing and cabling. cavity treat
ment; fully insured Call DU. 1853. 29*
sODDINGs GRADING. nursery plants, top
SOL, HOWARD LANDSCAPE CO, Ii.
soDDING, GRADING, top soil, nursery
plants. Ii. O4s6, HOWARD LANDSCAPE
ffGGAGsToNE WALKS and terraces. FIRE
walls; F. MARCUCCIo. Phone Rockville
lyons MARKET AND NURSERIES, queens
Chapel and .Ager rds.-Poultry. groceries,
meats Poted plants psnses dg your own
ing birch, weeping willow; Towering plants,
fruit trees, dogwood and boxwood; every
topsoil, rao e; cow % manure Sheep manure foWers,
annuals, petunias, verbenas, scarlet sage.
portulaca, marigolds zinnias poppies. lark
and varieties of perennials.. Live turkeys.
Open every day till o'cl1ck incuding nell dir
ToPSoIL, excellent for lawns and green;
houses, for sale by truckload lots. 90. Call
TREE SURGERY, landscaping, grading,
6ecayed COW manure. topsoil, strawberries.
Call Gaithersburg 15-F-23. =
LAWN SERVICE, grass cutting, seeding,
tertilizing, pruning; top soil in small lots.
ROCKS AND FLAGSTONE. Are you build
ing a walk, outdoor fireplace, wall rock
garden, foundation? Wholesale and re-
Tail Call us for fine rock. EN-. s754. >
TOPSOIL, approximately 1000 yds. stock
piled. Prefer to sell the entire. Let to oper-
ator or Will sell by the yard. Call Falls
Church 2eS9 Ewes. CHI 1854 -3
LANDSCAPING-Beaut outdoor plant
ing will attract and hold the eye more
surely than the house itself. The passerby
unconsciously but very surely judges at
one glance, not only the exterior surround
ings, but the whole interior and the oc-
cupant as we'll. II you are one of the
many victims of cheap overgrown shrub
berry try a planting OF the best Of the
Of lifetime duration. Specimen yews. holly,
wide variety; evergreen and deciduous ma
terial for screens. hedges; barberry, hem
lock, myrtle for shade; rose and flower
beds: rock gardens, freplaces: fagstone,
brick, cement and gravel walks, terraces.
driveways: arbors, trellises, fences, drain
age, manured topsoil Wondergro the ideal
compost fertilizer. makes poor soils good
and good soils better, SIS ton delivered
Special treatment for acid-loving plants:
tree surgery and removal: preparation,
seeding and rolling of lawns; shearing,
pruning and spraying. When you plan
tor permanent Improvements or renova-
tions in the garden, call Ii. 4225 for free
estimate. IL
Evening star., 1946-04-29

GEoRGEToWN. s6,5o0; excellent for re-
tmhedehlng mo This s,story brick home is in
the bocR t s:9' otheT homes spe being
ssSs H s'S ssS s'' HHzsHS 's
BRiGHTWooD. s1e ooo-semidet. brick,
l1cnsad # yos want lovely S,Tm home with
at an excellent buy on today's market. cali
S0; 5 HG1sf4 s''e e6
sHRNABY BARN By woo1s-A wRooooi1s very desirable. spa
s1oaF m9asrRR Rocf sT|ek os home
session: first floor, very large living %rm.. %
fi-eplsce; dining. rm,:. kitchen, tiled Law;
second S9 nice r tmd11n teedTms baths attic
bsst,s s5s: s'as sfEfs' =
HM is ''e SPACIOUS ' home IN
this lovely. exclusive area. embracing risid
sestrictons sr,ot and life The
m, IN; disins s'i nm Eitchsn bSestfsst, Ts: IN
maids quarters. recreation rm.. with bar
" E9r urhf %ReHT ff1ss 5si i'll wse0ns We'll pm ave-
GLEvEhaNp cmE ifasH PARK, > blocks west of Conn
siirablIe;. si E. detasheaa: masonry home On nice
dining rm.' kitchen, heated sun porch; sec;
sun porch; maids rn. in basement; 2-car
garage, oil heat; 6O-day possession w. B.
WRIGHT, 5211 Wisconsin ave-. EN-. $3.50,
R." NR. ST. r. FRANCIS CHURCH, s.E.-semi-
det.. rms, Ia baths, 5 porches, fire-
place. 2:esr garage, oil h;;x;h.; lot
Pa. ave. Sc. r.. 2sos until 8. SO
FULTON ST. N.W.-$S5 per month each,
buys 2 semidetached stucco houses. rms.
and bath each. hot-wa heat: nominal
down payment. Box 1890. Star. 80
CLEVELAND PARK-Brick home; 8 rooms
oaepa kitchen .na is b. vy n.sr upeef
Conn ave-; S15.e5O. A. D. CRUMBAUGH,
Realtor, 1908 Wis ave. WO. 1854, go
Evening star., 1946-04-29
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE . bedroom APARTMENT, Balti-
more, equivalent one in WASHINGTON area.
Ielephone Essex 177s-JX. Baltimore. 80.
ROOM APT, East Orange. N. j., N Y
area, ccnv.. to D.. L. g. W, Hudson tubes.
eXShange ;Sli ans for 3 goom apt. WASH D. e, or
WASHINGTON FOR \. Y. C.-3 rooms
NV. S45 unfurnished, cross ventila ton
conyeniently located for same or larger in
n. 7, C.. reference required. AID. 5232,
LARGE i-RooM APARTMENT in Brook-
lyn; Esr, n Y conveniently located to sub
way and shopping, to exchange for or
Mashington, CAN Ex 9344 all day. day. u i
BEAUTIFUL TOP FLOOR, unfurn., 2-bed-
room apt, exclusive Germantown, Phila.,
apt. bldg. for similar or larger apt in
Wash. about June 15. Box 32S-C, Star
WILL EXCHANGE 3-rm.. kitchenette, bath
and screened back porch apt in Sc near
Boiling Field for apt. in ne. preferably
NEW ORLEANS FOR WASHINGTON
Have modern. beautifully furnished s.
bedroom bee hath home in New Orleans,
York. Phone Temple 44SS -oa
Evening star., 1946-04-29
IL The EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WANTED Cont ,

a sntTs hdaleRod Fomps mat'Fsss
GiiRST,eE Gfhl yS for highest Ugh prices; MI 977s,
better Ed aRa Ranea a once effects viii Fl ts ,hs
ST az sfs,; Rz1R sz 5R:5s h9 Please
seRSHgs MA:skEH' Gas Hne5 54c 0e1sFf + 5, you sell
eRs cas FssA knds f hSe goods
RE, 7ao{; ' eVes. NE. 'iSSp7 5si7 service S. Gan
FFuRNITuRE and home furnishings of all
removal Mr.. JERRY. Tx" iP': asSS sSsh' prompt
FURNITURE-Wil pay highest prices for
sad anaues " LMcoIN eeaop 51fa Pfi fe5n Go
sq7 Pa ave; n: W. MA. 5529; eve, GE. 6447
h5TRNnTuREC9uple r. desires to purchase
soIS FsGIRSNdIuRE1iLarge amount used house,
GAS REFRfGERAToR, Electrolux; urgent; 19
vet. family; or 8 it. MI 1927 after
GoLD-Bring your old gold. silver. plating
teeth: discarded .jewelry; we pay cash
AoEisTRoi A KEiAHN, NC sn - years at as5 St NV
ef al KINDS: china and glassware NE T.
OFFICE DEsKsms5 Or or more ore; small desks,
desks In crowded office: used surplus
Sesks Ok; will sell large desks. Box 11o-D.
OFFICE FURNITURE. all kinds; office ma
s9rs shines amy any kind; top price paid; Can DI,
shd sPnaff FIcTuRf fo rRaMfs as a5a
clocks 5ought for cash. EN-, 1905 and
PAY high cash price for right piano. RE.
PIANOS. grand. upright. sp,net or apt
sash ssas aas ~ $50 ssoe any condition; will pay
riANosmcaI PA 6ssi.s a. MR WILLIAMS at STEM
nr rd n
viii be pleased with our cash offer and
sHsS2s gESf 9HSof HfssSf 81
rAsosadds 5,sn qprghts or
sseod P!snos; g. ARTHUR &. JoRbAN PIANO
Fl PfA,Noo os' os &SANSTrEp, spinets, grands, apt
uprights. any condition; also uprights ,, and
PNo PP1azSeS c6 y N1 S3oG ASH IA oe
PIANoSWe are are looking for spines; apart.
ment upright or grand piano. Will pay
ihs hIg6sSs s7sh price &C. gE s4sS 5sctrc 80
pr. 36lo. We Service. -5
slso arepHleaf sss::s, walnut or mahogany.
Ei SEWING Nc MACHINE will buy Singer
treadle sewing machine from private party
SINGER SEWING MACHINES wanted will
pay SIS up, tor your old Singer Can
AM INTERESTED IN buying drop-leat ia
old glass DORA MILESTONE. NE. 6o79
After Z call WA 1880
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for house,
hold goods. Office furniture, pianos and
elec; appli Call day or night. Ii. $3.50
or ME- 1907 29-
NEED electric sewing machine, SINGER con-
sole preferred. Call Alexandria 1850 be-
ySEe We PAY y Top III PRICES Tor old gold. silver
jewelry, diamonds. firearms, clothing. musi-
cal instruments. engineering instruments
and what have you? Will call. MAX
ZWEIG SONS 937 D St NV NE OIL
TAXIMEN, out-of-town vets need your old
taximetersl Atco Dinner, U. S. Pitts
burgh Reasonable prices paid. Box 81
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