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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-18

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
Expects Aid rom Lewis

If the miners boss, said his return
20 the federation probably is gonna
% be very helpful" He suggested
here was still quite a few Go
,nion members who have a feeling
Of respect for Lewis and might fol-
low him back to the AFL.
Fnroute here to accept the seat,
Lewis declared in Mobile, Ala. last
night that reatflllatlon OF the NINE
workers with the ALL was "a step
of magnitude with f~ar-reaching on
sequences to labor and the country
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26

Miami, Fla, Jan. 26.-(AP)-Re-
turn of John l.. Lewis to the Amer
lean Federation of Labor was re-
Aarded by AFL leaders today as
good for them but bad for the Go.
Lewis left the ALL ten years ago
in the ron over his formation of
the Committee for Industrial Or
ganization. In 1912, he quit the Go,
and yesterday he completed n CIR
cult by taking his United Mine
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26

Workers back to the parent fedora
ton. He paid dues for 100000 mem
bers.
The man with the briStlinG broWa,
who came up from the Iowa coal
pits, was welcomed back to the fed
Grafton at the mid-Winter session OF
the executive council yesterday. He
was given the vacancy on the Is
man council and was appointed 18TH
Vice-president.
One of the AFL's most influential
leaders, who was not always a friend
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
PLEDGE VETERANS
BEST APPLIANCES

Washington, Jan. 26.-(AP)-The
Veterans Administration today
promised disabled wal veterans an
adequate supply of best quality artl-
fetal appliances. "eNen If the red
cral government has to go into the
artificial arm, leg and eye business
ITSELF
The pledge came from Walter Blu
IA, head of the Veterans Adminlstra-
ton appliances services. Bura him.
self lost a leg in an accident.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
R COUPLES GET
MARRIAGE

Three White couples obtained
marriage licenses at the register Of
deeds office yesterday, gong to.
Lloyd Baum O'Neal and Nettie
Pauline Hoyle, both of Henderson.
Curtiss H. Lumer and Juanita
Kingsley, both of Richmond, Va.
David y. Spain, Jr. and Peggy
L. Rlgsbee, of Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
Rail Groups Will
Arbitrate Dispute,
And Avoid Strike

Chicago, Jan. rs. - tAP)-
The nations major railroads am
Is of the 20 railroad labor an
ions today agreed to ar'itrate
union wage demands for l.25O,-
0G0 workers, or about 50 percent
Of rail employees.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
WEAT HER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Increasing clOudineSS, with
some light showers in north and
west portion this afternoon. and
extreme east and southeast pOr-
tons tonight. Cooler i'm north
and west portion, tonight aud
sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
TRUMAN TO LEAVE
SOON FOR FLORIDA

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S,-tAP)
President Truman will leave
WASHINGTON February IL hN
plane to spend a brief vacation
in Florida waters, the White
House announced today.
No further details yer an
nounccd at this time. 1t was
considered likely that the Pres
idcnt would meet former Prime
Minister Winston Churchill. who
is vacationinc at Miami Beach,
Somntime durin" his trim, either
in Miami or aboard the Will
liamSburg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
Meet May Adjourn Soon
Plan To Transfer
Headquarters New
Office To America

London, .Jan. !6.-lAP>-Eig
power leaders of the | mtcd Ma
tons were reported today to be
irving to wind up the london
session of the genera! assembly
in ten days and move IN: ncW
security organization to a sit" ri
the United States as soon As
possible.
This probably mean that the Sc
curitv council woulo have to carry
some OF its pressing political p'o-
hlems to .Amc'lca, depcuHAu} ON
whether and to what extent 1t de-
cides to investigate disputes lnNoN-
ing Iran, Greece and lnjunCala.
Edward r.. Stcttiniu>, j.,
head of the United states dele
CATION and a member OF the Sc
curity council, told a dclcSatlon
meeting this morning that n"
was hoping for a Wiud-up OF the
London session in ten DAYS.
The British and Russians ere re-
ported by other American officials
to have Joined the SPECTRUM drive.
Two big Jobs remaining mere were
the selection of d site for UNO head
Quarters in the United States. ana
the election of a secretary general
GladWyn Jebb, UNO executive sec
rotary. has wired a request to tHt
site inspection committee IN New
York to get back here February .
rather than February /.
Best reports are hat the COM
mittee may not recommend a
specific place for the mo to
settle down. but merely dtscrlb-
ed two or three locations III the
New York area and IA similar
number around Boston, Jithou1
giving any one place priority.
That might start a wide open
debate.
All progress on a flNc-poWe
agreement on a SCCrCtary-Gcncfal
stalled at the moment, with the Rus
slams awaiting new instructions iron
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26

Moscow. They favor a candidate
from a small eastern European ma
ton, while the United States IS cam
paigning for the appointment 81
Lester Pearson, Canadian ambas-
sador to Washington.
Meantime. new confidence IN the
ability of the UNO to keep peace
developed as a result OF the security
councils decision to consider the
Iranian problem and the Grccian
and Indoncsian disputes promptly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26

This is not the first time NJ
Murray talked loosely and eruOe-
ruSlv about the application to L. S
Steel of the carry-back provision.
which was enacted into law after
months Of consideration by Con-
oreSs. There has w been any my
sterv of secrecy about this tax pro-
VIsiCn.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
RBRITISH ENVOY IN
TALK WITH STAIN

Moscow, Jan 26.-(AP)-BrlHsh
Ambassador Sir Archibald Clark
Kerr told a press conference toda.!
that he had discussed Indoncsla with
Gcneralissimo Stain and Foreign
Commlssar MolotoV. Clark-kerr IS
lean me tomorrow as a special Brit
ISL envoy for lndonesla. Then, ne
said, he hopes to take a vacation IN
Scotland before going to his new
post as ambassador in Washington.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26

Chicago, Jan. 26.-(AP)-
The Federal Department of
Agriculture controlled the bulk
Of the nations meat industry
today. but a continuing strike
Of 10000 Go packing house
workers irdicated no immedi-
ate relief in the shortage Of
fresh meat supplies.
Without formal ceremony,
the government at 1901 q. m.
today seized most Of the 131
plants which had been strike
bound fer ten days. But refusal
Of Go workers to return to
work in the foleraIlv-operatef
plants left the government
short of necessary mannoWer
70 insure normal Oneration.
A. the 9gcnt dcsiona'"d by The
ofrcpnw,t posted President Tru-
mans seizure order. the Aori"H1tur"
Boo7rtmont was assured that 55,00r
All union strikers would 60 back
10 thcjr Jobs. AFL union Officials
have declared p "tcmpOrarV truce
i'm the Wa1kout, which started Jan
uarv 16. following a breakdown j."
wage rogotiaticns between the UNI
ions and packers.
The goVcrnm"t seizure was =
'token action" and pr keting by Go
strikers in many plants continued
early today,
Earlier. reports from Go Of
ficials at many of the plants
now under Federal manage
rent indicated the CIO m
uloyes were not returning to
work. nbcvine instructions of
international union leaders who
refused TO meet Mr.. Truman's
seizure orders.
The governments next step in
getting Go strikers back to the
plants operated by l9 companies, in
clud,g the five major firms. was
not disclosed.
In Washington. Secretary Of A9-
ricultlre Anderson said last nigh
he had ~tclegraphcd Lewis J. Clark
president of the Go United Pack
mo House Workers, he favored put
ting into effect any wage in reaSe.
= fact-finding panel 10Y holdin:
hcar;rgS in Chicago might recon-.
mend. Clark said he had received
AnderSon'S telegram. However. h.
added. 'onlv our membership cat
! dariIp UbpD thpy viii 90 back 1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
Strike Not
Called Off
In Request
Government Is Now
in Control Of All
Big Packing Plants

CHICAGO. Jan. 26-(Af)-Thc
Go United Packing House
Workers union today urged its
$4,000 members to return to
work Monday in packing plants
nov under control and opera
ton by the government. but did
not cal! off its strike.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26

All DrO9rCSS on 4 I~INV~IVWN
agreement on a SccrCtary-Gcncral Is
stalled at the moment, with the Rus
slams awaiting new instructions 1roHl
Evening star., 1946-02-27
SPECIAL NOTICES

l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
selt trading as Les Les Yonngs lou Meat a1 MarKst
INCOME TAX RETuRSs prepared. any
time by appointment. Why wait? 80
Home Mosa YOU @ onsder 4S4
selling .yours?. / have the necessary cash
N9k NG eToksTT ksTrRP Pease se, sos x IGN Star
Open ewes; also Sat. and Sun. RE. a534
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
M }oAE ~ H. :, LLOYD. ca7si Nichols ave
VETERANS, enlisted men only, privstes to
master sergeants, seamen to, chief petty
9ceTs f who have had honorsbls service in
Coast Guard during any period OF war who
are interested in GI veterans .organiza-
attend REGULAR meetiHs s Of The asea Ieasue Of o.
Enissss En- Veterans to be held ,nI nTIhu5sday
WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
eonHtrae@ted enH TED BY any, any one other than myself
spqns saRSAFR Rdl F. RYE 9ss7 Ga ave. 81. silyer
SPAGHETTI DINNER sponsored by Bethel
NO o. intMernational Mnnn m Order Of Jobs paugh
sth s-s pm Tickets Available eatushs at sfe
debts but my own MAURICE II. sPRIGGs,
22S Rhode Island ave NV 2Ss
A. M. GOLDSTEIN, Attorney, 325-326
Bond Building is hereby given.
that the. partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, Harry M, Horton
and Arthur r. Myers, carrying on business
as brieklaying and masonry contractors at
4l0 Bond Building, Washington, D. c.,
g. Myers, was. on the Sth day of February,
l946, dissolved by mutual consent. The
Harry NJ. Horton, alone. who will pay and
discharge all debts and liabilities, and re-
ceive all moneys due. or to become due.
Horton a. Myers. HARRY M. HORTON,
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one but myself
LOUIS C. EIKER, $500 Evarts st. ne. 81
Evening star., 1946-02-27
Montgomery Pledge!
Support 10 Continue
On Victory Gardens

Continued participation by Mont
gomery County in a Victory garde1
program this year has been assured
by the county commissioners, whit
Yesterday promised to pay part O.
the salary OF an assistant count,
agent, who will supervise the pro
gram.
The action was taken in response
to request by County Agricul.
tural Agent o. w. Anderson, wht
said the State and Federal Gov.
ernments also will share in the ex.
pense. Mr.. Anderson was asked tt
bring an estimate of the cost in.
volVed at next weeks meeting oi
| the board.
| The commissioners adopted a res
olutlon requesting Gov. O'Conor tc
appoint Ralph C. Ward and Melvin
). Walter as justices of the peace
at the Rockville and Bethesda police
stations, respectively. Mr.. Ward will
receive $50 month and Mr.. Walter
$25 month.
Family Clothing Aid.
Mrs. Dorothy Kurtz, executive
secretary of the county welfare
department, was authorized to use
old-age-assistance funds to pur-
chase shoes and clothing for chill
dren OF families who are unable
to afford such articles.
Mrs. Kurtz cited the case of a
family in which there are seven
children and the father earns only
S75 a month. She estimated that
between 5000 and $500 will be
needed to aid such families for the
remainder of the fiscal year ending
June 80.
Charles E. Richardson, who has
just returned from service, was
ordered reinstated as an emergency
policeman subject to a physical ex-
animation. Mr.. Richardson served
as an emergency policeman from
December l, 194l, to January 7, 1912.
ZOning Petition Approved.
A petition by the Maryland- Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission for the Redistribution
from residential A to commercial D
OF a lot on Bonifant street adjacent
to a Safeway store in Silver Spring
was approved. No opposition was
voiced at a hearing on the request.
A request by residents of the
Iravilah area for the improvement
OF a road beginning about five
elghths of mile southwest of
Travilah and extending for ~ miles
to River road, was referred to
County Supervisor Willard F. Day.
A delegation, led by John r.
Curry, said the road is impossible
during rainy periods and cannot be
used by school buses and fuel oil
trucks.
The commissioners took under
advisement a request by the Coles
vile School Parent Teacher Asso-
citation for the construction of a
one-room addition to the school.
In a letter to the board the asso-
citation said additional kitchen ia
cllltles are needed to continue
serving hot lunches to pupils.
Evening star., 1946-02-27
300 Million Sent Abroad
By U. S. Residents in Yeor
BY the kssoeioted Pres,

Americans and foreigners residing
in this country sent more than
$500 900 900 in cash to friends and
relatives abroad-mostly in Europe,
Latin America and China-during
1945, the Commerce Department es-
Inmates.
Predicting a sharp increase in
these noncommercial remittances in
the next few years, the department
noted those Of last year more than
doubled prewar 1895 $144.00O. 900
and trebled the sl0OO00,O0O low
mark of wartime 1912.
On the other hand, the depart
ment said it was unlikely that re-
mittances would again reach the
record figure of s70O, 100000 set in
1919, in an increase that followed
| the last war.
Evening star., 1946-02-27
HELP WOMEN.

AocoMPaSIsT . for r voice studio must be
| auate salary and good working hours for
one experienced in maintaining accounts
aDpRFssoGRApH DIa sesS N9S opERATos k'sa and gen
VEST ESD ESGSDRy. Ape PHs Pennsyvaeis Pen yS5lah
ALTERATIoN HANDS for women's suits
and coats. Good salary. See Mrs. Carroll,
JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO. 1924 F st. NV.
ALTERATION HANDS In speciality shop:
openings for exper. filters and gown hands
to work on high-grade clothing: permanent
Mrs, Johnson 4th floor, ERIEBAcHER IS S
ALTEkATIoGN~ III R " HAND-prefer person nj iiv-
! son. GRETCHEN COLE 7e44 Wisconsin
ALTERATioN HANDs-sE.MsTREssEs for
coats, suits and dress alterations. Apply
personnel Per ONCE. eth floor. JELLEFF'S.
ALTERATioNS i fHAaNTDs. experienced in al
drnstns dteration ds,,so Of women's coats suits and
sition: Apply employment Office. RALEIGH
HABERDAsHER, 1910 St. 3rd floor.
suits and coats. GARF1NcKEL's' F St.
ASSISTANT to nurse and receptionist in
PHYSICIANS office; about %, white gentle.
pleasing personality: must be neat typist;
afternooon and evening hours. Salary. tSl35
ASSISTANT AUDITOR and bookkeeper,
experienced: good salary. Apply manager,
NPrsh foa of Hafous ffo depis
| those with merchandising experience pref.
Apply employment office. 4th floor, LANS-
! BURGH & BRO, 7th. Sth and SITS. n W.
ASSISTANT TO OFFICE MANAGER. excel
fh ston sefFn ane sre A6 to take
Sss4n fnf 0lS5Ss 'Rf Mr. ''f Wo sS BoSD
| Vet
assaSssss; 5000 pay; ABBY WAsH1NdToN
select clientele. WI. e5s3 between and
bEauffcIaN. AT fftali experienced al-around. 500
week and commission. Call Wo. $3.50.
BEAUTICIAN exp, good position for all
and commission CALVERT HAIRDREss-
BEauTY BEsi M9 OPERATORS, Rff immediate @s open
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP' e:3o to 6
BEAUTY OPERATORS. experienced; high
5dsy salary wesF eGmmis9 M1nRE Er0o OF '3a s.
sEAJT9 Be- }Ish iS ofEkAroR IA dI Good operator
FRRb THE fHre HaR nns hours W pps App
sEaJry sOs PRih Il NV seogsa must be
| soou SatdTy. SOOQ IOCatlOn.j
BEAUTY OPERATOR, irst-class shop: good
hours; must be experienced. ANITA's.
BEAUTY OPERATORS and ms nicuristI ex-
perienced: highest salary and commission.
Apply employment office. 4th floor LANS-
! BURGH & BRO, 9TH, Sth and SITS. Nv.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. hours from to 6;
salary and commission. Ii. 9S9s, 2049
BEATTy BfanElr ate opERAroR. expert all around,
fun or part time; permanent RIA. 9624.
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted at west
chester Apt, 1000 Cathedral ave. Salary
and commission, 5-day week. permanent
position; Apply at 1139 Conn. ave, Call
BEAUTY OPERATORS. full or part time.
| good salary and commission. ARLENA'S.
3422 r4th st nv aD 966S .,
enced, S55 per week and commission.
5n.day week I;,,1 also PARTING part, operators.
BEAUTY OPERATOR for Conn ave. shop.
$50 week and commission. Cali EN-. a77I
BEA1TY Be H OPERATOR. expert. all-aroand;
hours. $50 to $40. GILBERTS BEAUTY
| SALON. 81 18th st. NV. Ma. S136. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Top salary and COM
| mission: pleasant working cond. LOUEY
VENN BEAUTY SALON. 1924 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted in Bonny
Beauty Salon; salary. commission. BETTY
BLUE, 34l7 M st. NV, AID. 90s5. II
Evening star., 1946-02-27
HELP MEN 8 woMEh.

BOoKKEEPER, wholesale electrical supply
house in Arlington. Va: must be expert
enced Call GIL. 450o, between and 6.
Salary open -,
COUPLE; live in; wife do upstairs work
and cooking, husband care for down
stairs and serve: 2 adults and . children.
nurse employed local references: good
salary. Call EN- 1900 -2S
COUPLE, colored, settled man outdoor
work. garden. flowers, chickens, etc wom-
an general houSework. Family two adults
ard son. g. Country place near Mclean,
Fairfax County. IL miles from downtown
Washington. Separate cottage. oil heat
and conveniences. Good bus service but
have car for use of couple. References
Address Box 5S-R, Star; i
COUPLE. elderly, colored or white honest
Christian, for light housework, gardening,
poultry. Permanent home Full keep,
small wage. Box 46-R, Star
SALESPERSON, jeWelry experience State
age and reference. Excellent salary. Box
1n-R, Star. II
SODA DISPENSERS and sandwich man;
good pay. steady work; apply all week.
D. A. SCHULTZ. 18th and SITS. NV .
Evening star., 1946-10-24

ourow dayofth
- {:
5 Great Local ~ m ns ''
Welfare Agencies
important gift. Remembe tina great hand Servce
Health agencies depend on o" response oeg generous response!
Welfare
II
Evening star., 1946-11-07
BOATS.

Del Del csHo YEccHIo 4 SON. ia1s iith st. Sc.
ins ss1; rI.srsss sFRssk 4: DEL & vyGsscao ys @
uSPs sGN 12rs sh st Is shsiSs
We W. HAVE Ave 81 issossfsLsis Il 4tsa dinsh,. lift
S. KING FULTON. INC. sos Maine ave-
FIRE iii z 4ExaTfiSNSGuIsHERs-Kiddi. afSS carbon
dioxide portable and marine hrs systems;
RSIsns BEL yEecaIo essRGe : s Son. hais fifth st. Sc.
81 sEAsoS sess' END BAReA1Nm,aae.tt. nshinr HI
SSs %sI5s sseip 6o0d a9R& s9Rf ixsp s2s9 cash. ssA
sSna,,s1 MSTos ss5 W2 7sss
PEN yam, 16-foot, 1a41 model, made OF
cedar and oak equipped with io.n;p;;
ssas'S yas cover s'Ul and aecessories; s$Sb. SH.
new new 1916 CABIN CRUISER. 80 IT.; every
es6in es6hsn'e aed deck house sla. 300 T. WOLF
pn Corner No Mo Arqises Ms4eoni sS5 1rs.d
sloop; 2 hunks, toilet, lockers and storage
space in cabin; sails. set Ratsey; well
founded. lishts. anchor. compass, preserv.
on n Great Lakes and Chesapeake Bay: II
Ma eesey ea ycaxoN Iad HI EVA Lkihs
WI 2a47 for further information.
NEW 33-FT. WHEELER CRUISER~Is on
exhibit 5th Regiment Armory, Baltimore.
Nd, during Sportsmen's Show. October
2bth thu ough November 3rd; both 40 It.
and 33 1T. available immsdiate delivery.
Penn St. Baltimore. Md. Phone Plaza 641T.
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints. rope. fre ex-
tinguishers. outboard motors, Scripps ma
rine engines. SO to 800 h.p.; fishing tackle
FRANK DEL VECCHIo d. SON, 1912 1ith
st. Sc Ii. 4493.
LEAVING TOWN because Of I'LL III lrn;!a health
fully equipped. Call ia. 0220 between
oTTboARp az Bo MOTOR, late model light
weight; excellent condition; $66. Tower
Evening star., 1946-11-07
AVIATION.

NORNKdAN airplanes with spare .ensinea
and parts: license for cargo or airline; on
wheels, noats Or skis: delivered any plaSS,,
crate for shipment to any part Of globe;
yahl1lIsAlMp MiL1IAM ssaRaus. aFsz is41 aiss A 4. NV
AkcSaAFTERs, AkcSatAHFSTERs Nc.-ror imm.dia.. and
ing and sah as s. tSs ans R..ss sss.Y
FOR SALE ~ Herones Tandem engine,
Snsnssa HYDE FIELD. Clinton, va:
ssA Z 5.Sls S4s p hour: sine: = m.i9r .a
sEs1scs RON IA AciaS$s1os. ESss 1s4s perfect isy
hours; vim sacrifcs. Cali MccLosKEY
FOR P osisArT oasfisscRArT RECOVERING and dop.
lPk PiPEk fss'ssf eGBs Gay g$ALs5 brakes t.ilvhss
senPRa somPass. See ssts Il before you buy. NH
gzgEokcRArT SSfaE;c R f'fs fs4s de lug. model. fso
hours, months old; $500 less than oris-
inal price; nnaneing nnsn arr aTrsnsed. can IA
fsa &c ~ your p0s sirerat M threash
sse ss pensh as shen ay 1q w osr
as sasR fHS
GLoBE swiFTwThe new an;metal per.
sons plane 100 onen miles e tbs per
Inquire CAPITOL AIRCRAFT SALES
Hyde Field. Clinton. Nd, sP. 0sss. Dis
NEW yV BELLANCA CRUIsAIR, 4-pace. 14b
miles per hour, 1mmedaateu g ~ ud aei1seIS rieIS
PoRTER FIELD, 6s Horsepower, Lyeoming
Priced for quick sale, CAPITOL AIRCRAFT
SALES. HYDE Field, SP. OsSS. -l2
FOR SALE, Aeronca Chief, like new; wheel
pants, de luxe interior: will sacrifice. Can
FOR Quick SALE~1940 Luscombe-s B.
nysGmiefr me an oirep 20 Gf: e. 55ss or EN- s4os. S
FUNK l946 cont SIS demonstrator. &c
hrs total. red and maroon, elec. starter
radio, landing lights, R. or C. B. and r
sensitive altimeter. time recorder vince! a
miles per hr. Auto in trade. co. 1850
Evening star., 1946-11-07
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

you day or evening; ressonabIes rates: light
hauling yo spsSvelty spMSvlN, eE 4aSi te RETURN
LOADS BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
moving day problems; packing, transporta-
0n baTe sss Us in
sF sSHr l. ovsr psese y iae
acME II ElGstSs MSsss Nc Rf SsS
and long distance. No job too large and
none tee small; Il. 100; .,,,,n.,+.
sEishss III VIE veteran help. cH H. 1851: :s.s.'
a a 4STk t5SG SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY,
WISH Eoxps OK
e. us ksnsss Gs; Hes
sssnsso5ssHi sSs'sa ao7sa 1sSs
MOVNG. hauling and delivering. Spruce
06b6-J. Will take contract Jobs. reason
ssriHaR. sERvICE-veteran; moving and
hauling OF all kinds; vans, stakes and
contract work solicited; reasonable rates
VA MWANTED.A part-empty truck, going to
OF ar furniture. II" TR. 4o74. ~
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
y se5yee u5nssrs m9ynE 5s apS x hauling
LIGHT isHshH apa MOVING wing JOBS, trunks etc. Fol
day or night service. call AT 2990. -
DAsHiELI TRANSFER, MOvING-carge
insured 50-mile radius. Call DE. 9S5I
day or night and Sunday. -
NEWLON'S TRANSFER-Delivery service
local moving specialize in moving electri.
cal equipment. AK. 1888 and CHI. S596
SILVER FLEET LINEs-Moving. general
and light hauling; packing. GRATING, ship
Ex.-M tx - Moving. packing, storage; viii
rates to vets. JOHN GLOVER. Ga $50
EpELMAN's MOVING . STORAGE o.
ture rs pArt payment On your MOVING
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