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The Nome nugget., 1946-07-12
Longshoremen Tie-Up Ports Of Juneau Ketchikan

JUNEAU, July 12, -(P)-Cham- Der of Commerce members vest erday applauded a suggestion of attorney Howard Stabler that merchants refuse to sell food to the striking longshoremen because of loss of perishable cargoes on ships they refused to work in Juneau and Ketchikan until the past two days. There was no ac- tion taken on the suggestion, how ever.
 Steamship companies reported they are now paying longshoremen $1.54 an hour, but the workers are reported to be holding out for retroactive pay under the June l5 wage increase agreement for West Coast LongShoremen.
 The longshoremen returned to work Tuesday under a truce ag- reement which expires at 800 a. m. today, when they are sched- uled to stop work again. Opera tors have expressed themselves ready to meet the union demands as soon as government agencies give the required approval.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-12
Judge Pratt Takes Karluk Case
 Under Advisement

FAIRBANKS, July 12, -P)- District Judge Harry E. Pratt took under advisement Wednesday, un- til July IS, the Karluk Indian Res ervation fish test case.
 Arguments were completed on Wednesday afternoon, on the peti- ton of Kodiak packers for an in- junction against application, by the Interior Departments Fish & Wildlife Service, of the rule ag- ainst fishing by non-Karluks in waters adjacent to the Karluk reservation.
 The Kodiak packing firms filed the suit in a challenge of the poli- cy instituted by Harold 1ckes as Secretary of the Interior.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-12
Rev. Binggle Speaks To Seattle Synod
 On Alaska EskimOs

SEATTLE, July 12, -(P)-The Rev. Bert Bingle of Fairbanks, in his first address to the Synod of Washington since his election as moderator, reported yesterday on his work as industrial chap lain with the Wartime Service Commission of the Presbyterian church in Alaska.
 The Rev. MT. Bingle told del egates to the 57th annual session that Eskimo women in the Arctic Circle are demanding freedom from their age old domination by man.
 Eskimo young people are de- manding their rights to have a part in the running of the church," the Rev. MT. Bingle said. He re- commended the establishment of young peoples conference for them.
 He also revealed that the New Testament is being translated in to the Greenland culture of the Eskimo language.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-12
U. $. Made Good Relief Promises

WASHINGTON, July 12, -(P)- President Truman said today, the nation, through the determined efforts of everyone, has made good on it's first famine relief promises.
 Reporting on the fiscal year which ended June 30, he said that in the case of food grains-the major relief commodity-exports exceeded the country's commit ments.
 The President cautioned, how ever, that continued cooperation will be necessary if the country is to do its full share to relieve the hunger he said still exists in the world.
 Mir. Truman's statement was
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-12
STRIKE IN JU NEAu
Pan American Cancellations Grounded By CA

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12, -(P) The Pacific Alaska division of the Pan American World Airways, in compliance with instructions of the Civil Aeronautics Author ity, has ordered all its Constel- lation aircraft grounded.
 Pending departures also were cancelled and passengers were be- ling notified as rapidly as possible, it was announced by J. V. Roscoe, in charge of the Pacific-Alaska division.
 "Transoceanic clippers of other types will be substituted as soon and as promptly as possible" Ros- COG said. "This step will permit the continuance of trans-Pacific schedules although at reduced capacity"
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-12
No Curbs On
 Clothing Prices

WASHINGTON, July 12, -(P)- Shipping the last price control threat on clothing, the government Wednesday pinned its inexpensive garment hopes on industry com- petition.
 In cutting the threat, Civilian Production Administrator John D. Small expressed the belief that rivalry among manufacturers will serve to hold their prices in line.
 The only clothing price curb left after the OPA died July 1, was knocked out when Small an- nounced that CPA will continue to allocate a big supply of cloth for garments that should sell at low or moderate prices-but the agency no longer will see that they do.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-12
Draft Age May Be Boosted To 34,
 By Army Request

WASHINGTON, July 12,-(P)- The army has recommended to President Truman that the top draft age be boosted from % to 34 years when induction calls are resumed in September.
 Few, if any, men over 26 have been drafted since V-J Day last August.
 The War Department recom- mendation was disclosed today by an official familiar with it after the American Council on Educa- ton heard an assertion last night that the Selective Service expects to "scrape the bottom of the man. power barrel as it's never been scraped before" by next March.
 The declaration was made by Col. George A. Erwin, Chief of the Generalization Division of Selective Service, who mentioned only incidentally in the course of his informal address that the army does not want any men over 35.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-12
2 Jews Killed Attempting Flee From Poland

WARSAW, July l2, -R)-The staying of g Jews attempting to flee a new wave of persecution in Poland today as the government prepared to execute nine persons convicted of instigating the bloody July 4 Pogrom at Kielce.
 Meanwhile August Cardinal Hlond placed responsibility for dangerous tensions" in Poland
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-12
U. $. Security In Danger

WASHINGTON, July l2, -(Po- A report that Oak Ridge Secur- ity officers think, "The peace and security of the United States is definitely in danger, threw road block against the Administrations atomic control legislation today"
 House Republicans showed a disposition to stdetrack all A-bills until world conditions become more settled
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-12

issued in connection with a report by the Secretary of Agriculture Anderson, which said foreign food shipments during the past 12 months totaled more than 16,- 500,000 long tons, 60 percent of which was food grains.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-12

upon Jewish governmental off cials, and attributed the "deterior- ations in the internal situation in Poland to the introduction of a governmental structure which the majority of the people do not des- ire.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Thousands Of sufferers from the pains and
aches Of Arthritis, rheumatism, Swollen
Joints, Lumbago. sciatica and Neuritis have
been delighted to discover that the Doctors
formula called Remind starts circulating
through the blood almost Immediately after
the frst dose, usually helping nature remove
poisonous wastes and excess acids that often
cause pains and soreness, and at the same
time promptly combating the pain and dis
comfort.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Arfhritis Pains
(urbed Easy Way
Fight Pains Of Swollen JOINTS Rheumuf Nevrifi seatieu

8-Day Trial Oner: To prove what RemiHd
can do to help you feel improved and how
fast it works, get Remind from your drug
gist and take exactly rs directed. See the re-
suits for yourself You be the Judge. Unless
surprised and delighted, simply return the
empty package and your money back 10
guaranteed. Don't suffer another hour with
out trying Romind. Insist on Romind-if
your druggist is out, ask him to get it from
his wholesaler.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Planes Fly Into JehoI
In Hunt for Survivors
'0f 'Cease-Fire' Team
BY the Assoeioied Press

PEIPING, Sept. 7.-An Ameri-
can rescue mission of four planes
flew into Jehol province today in
search Of survivors of a cease
fire team which was reported
bombed and straffed by Chinese
governments planes two days
ago.
The Chinese Communists, source
OF the attack report, said three
American members were wounded
by the planes as Communists and
the cease-flre team were evacuating
Chengteh, capital Of Jehol Province.
Present whereabouts of the sur
vivors is unknown here but they
last were reported to have reached
Weichang, 80 miles north of Cheng-
ten. The team was headed by Col.
j. H. Rustemeyer of Leavenworth,
Kans. Col. John Ferguson of Wichita
Falls, Tex, led the rescue mission.
Air Force Thorn in Side
While lack of communications
prevented confirmation Of the at
tack, an informed source at the
American branch of the so-called
Executive (Truce) Headquarters in
Peiping said the Chinese govern
ment air force "all along has been
thorn in our side"
This source predicted that a strong
American protest would be made
to Generalissimo Chang Kai-shek.
Theoretically the air force should
obey agreements made by this tri-
partite headquarters" the source
said, but actually it never has"
On numerous occasions, he said,
the warning Communists and gov
ernment armies had agreed to local
truces, only to have the government
air force attack the Communists
just as the terms were being obeyed
on the ground.
Reds Make Capital of Report.
The Communists were making
propaganda capital out of the latest
bombing report. Remarking that
the planes used to attack Americans
were American made, American
armed and American -fueled, a Com
munist Yenan broadcast said.
Bombing of this field team per-
sonnel symbolizes the fate of Execu-
tive Headquarters under the United
States Governments policy of So
called mediation on the one hand
and aid to Chang Kai-shek on the
other"
Another cease-fire team with
American members reported by ra-
dio today that it was safe at Chih-
feng, Jehol Province, after being out
Of touch for two days. 1t Is headed
by Col. w. J. Mccarthy of New
York.
The government Defense Minis
try confirmed previous Chinese press
dispatches that government troops
had taken Chihfeng Thursday. It'll
is an important center in Northern
Jehol, 225 miles northeast Of Pieping
and 125 miles northeast of Chengten.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Man Hit by Brake Handle
At Union Station Dies

William Carey, "a, colored, $500
block OF Hayes street NE, died at
Emergency Hospital last night after
being hit on the head by . brake
handle of a railroad coach which he
was washing at Union Station,
police reported.
Carey was cleaning the train coach
on Track 8 at the station when the
brake handle was accidentally
dropped from above him by Guy B.
st. Pierce, 80, of the 5000 block of
Thirteith street Sc, a terminal
brakeman, according to police.
Carey died at Emergency Hospital
His skull was fractured.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

NEW YORK, broom apt, NV Washing
ton to exchange, furn. or unfurn. for mid
town New York apt. any size; Washington
MSe n $50 month; VIII pay up to $500 In
PHILADELPHIA-2-b.r apt, $50 mo-, 10
minis. to center of city by Pa RI, for
2-br. apt. in Wash. DE. 1900. Ext; 314.
WILL EXCHANGE Broom apartment in
Westchester County, As minutes from
inert or small house with the prospect
Va. HENRY NE sHtn ANN Ais Il n. ROCK soa
INDIANAPOLIS WASHINGTON, will trade
unfurn. D. c.. apt. for apt or house in
dndissapolis, March /. TR. 2424. Ext
WAsHfSGToN. CHICAGO EXCHANGE g.
roomA unfurnished modern apartment.
3 BEDROOMS living room, dining room
kitchen. and two baths, located in res
tdential West Rogers Park North Sidel,
Chicago; exchange for Washington 5 or
sc room apartment M os or house prefer NV
ONE bedroom APT, auto heat, tile bath
and shower, electric range and refgr excel
NV sec Blk car, blks. bus. SAT so mo-.
IN exch. for 2-bedroom apt. or house. Dis
ETISt Or sq5. EN-. 1928 IL to 3 PM. or
EXCHANGE lovely D. C. unfurn. ant. for
apt S or hSps ISL, n Linden or Garwood. N J.
ARLINGToN-How about nice 2-bedroom
similar 2-bedroom apt in Philadelphia or
WILL EXCHANGE modern l-bedrm apt.
on 18th and @ SITS. NV. for a modern 2
eedrm apt. in NV. section. Box S9-E,
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

near Arlington. CHI. 77ss, MR. 1R.' GREER (
: @o Or 3 FAMILY APT. HOUSE, semi or de-
tached, in nv; garage, oil or gas heat.
RA. 1896 Sat. or SUM-, weekdays after
PETWoRTH OR BRENTWOOD have
immediate cash sale for 3 or bedroom
fcs and N sss M hbss
SHANNON q IUoHs CO. 1905 Is st. NV NV,
WANTED m NV: or nearby Md, good
syIR sP II fS days a.ts cs RA aa4s
have urgent requests. from buyers. They
have substantial and in many instances
all cash to pay for modern. homes. List
dRAvATTE. 7ss 18th St.. Reaitor. ma.
SEER a,ss and snail snail
Ins: b +. HOMES. ieei +. ave. M" ne.
Ph have NJ CASH ASH pUScH N s4 tHs
wood or Spring Valley; would like 5 bed
s oor large ee living Toom a1 dnns room
and den or library, and recreation room;
auto hot-water. heat; good-sized lot What
have you'll Call MIR. oREM, GE. 1899.
/ WILL PAY ALL CASH for house in n e,
or Sc, $4,000 to $4,000; no brokers,
PRIVATE Party. directly from owner, Q
Or bed.oom house. immediate possession.
/ DEsfRE TO BUY HOUSE direct from the
owner. Two to three or four bedrooms;
above Dupont Circle. between Conn. and
Cathedral. CAN r. RNANDEz. 81. $751; il;
syss and y%,i sun Mayis Ne. , 1890;
nearby Md; will buy or sell to cash clients
A. A. CARozzA. 1927 Pa. ave. Sc. AT.
BRICK BUNGALOW, Randle Highlands or
Hillcrest, around $4,000 cash. A. A.
cA "a oZZAA. 1927 pa1 ave; Sc, At. s941.
bedroom house IN D. C. or nearby Nd.
clients with cash can get you top prices
at this time. Cali Ma. 2425. MA. 6447
YOUNG g. PASTOR, 1929 Vermont. Real
estate and business broker.
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HOUSES WANTEp 70 BUY (ce

HOUSES WANTkO 10 But tSont.t
Ssn p, '@ ssess u rs e. ss, amy
w sslyass sasn TO ~ m. HOUSE, consider
p s not b Md a. cash q fsSyi p ifa 4sos
II Pko S 1fSp ATTES HSS to ths sale 81
your home, business or Investment prop
5sE + What R.. ySa s ss ho ss eapo H IA
SAsa pGx iias toI nfs T. cav. and Nd property
dsEaf 81 SALLY sstof: sss HPu RhSa.
f iif1s AZ And ss221GaHaGGawoopw. h.v,
US ~ Tree f RRY sE 1IfR' CO.. epd
2 NE cAs S6e siE e. YOUR House at its full
sst Ignrr Ask Or Ne Bre.nIIns: WIN; i +
ATTENTION iaha owners! Sc l0ns and d near ear
Dyopsrty. ' We have s; Client clients with cash .
NO o BIZ sn eau D. ggRdEss. ass'
FL aTs aIL Fl isf FR Sn FAB For
ment and ires auNN MILES ss
500 9TH 9TH St , sc" FIR. 21oo; v,,nor
Obi one &C. o. osss
of the Real Estate Board. For promp
service call Mr., Ginnetti, WO. 1865. witt
b. c. AND NEARBY MD. PROPERTIES, pa
all cash. ROGER MOSS, Realtor, 212
Rouf e. LIKE IKE H Eo s SOP direct from ovns
8 or bedroom house, preferably brick, il
Bethesda or Chevy Chase, convenient Z
AHPa W. sa5o sves w ias siss
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and &c
you top cash price in D; c., Md. or Va
quick results Call A. H. Parker. RA. 256
/ or ia. 1868. J. B. TIFFEY g. SON, 81
Kennsdy st nn;,w. orv,cr :. .u.s.,
cash buyers wishing homes or small apt;
| in Northwest and Northeast. Call r. v
| HORAD, MI 1925, DU. 1918.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

HELP NAVAL OFFICER, long combat over
W W BABY hsre sSS t.
s Cow AkcHi EhaHtSH feturnins to
F Fails 1s
sres Gv family gnI adults. Please write CHAs.
e. p NELSON Ivy raa Sshsrlottesville
oFP PSEf neWfy arrived duty Peptagon
g or 3 b.r. house or apt; furn. or partly
furn. / yr. minimum; . schooi-age chill
col col, sBAYA' RE, 800 Ext. 1896; 9 70 5
YEARS RENT in advance on unfurn. g.
94s OnE sase M M sooK BE-
NAVY coMDR. long duty. needs She'd
f bGn excellent references. Box
COMMANDER, Regular Navy, permanent
f2HiS p nsfSfS Ma I'll stsa
0 to s19S 0m m 0ome MR. sFf paWs On
REGULAR ARMY OFFICER, pa years
Dept, . school-age children, need unfurn.
house or apt Immediately, . or 3 bedrooms
II HoGsE f Gs Wo 6r s25
rooms can an, repair or decorate if necessary.
HOUSE WANTED, to rooms. Washing
ton or suburbs; permanent resident: no
children; excellent care: references ia.
1868 21s
WILL PAY months in advance: furnished
house or apartment. = or 3 bedrooms; n W
section. Answer DE. 2730. from to 4 80.
PERMANENT RESIDENT desires unfurn
house any desirable section city: best care
assured. Shepherd 1850. 25s
AMERICAN CONSUL GENERAL wants fur
Ss Or * months OF Cali Sfs rPsaFlfn
ARMY oFFTCER recently returned from
three years overseas needs two or three
bedroom house or apt. Trinidad 1910. 21'
IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients; free
appraisals. MITCHELL QUICK. D1, 1881
until pm 26s
WANTED-Rent or buy building in wash
ington with large room or auditorium
capable Of being converted into little the
alter. Write all details Box 221-G, Star
PERMANENT GOVT. ATTORNEY, civil
service, ex-naval officer, desires 2 or 3
bedroom unfurn. house for wife and l
child, after 20 months overseas. MR.
MANGIS, RE. 7400, Ext. 2OsO.
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TIT, REALToR, SALES BULLETIN

McDEVITT, REALTOR, SALES BULLETIN
m p stI;s Cabin John 81 s6o rooms
IKE Kensinston, Md.4s.year.oi s detached si
white clapboard, attached garage, 5 room;
from Chevy & SSg Chase Circle. Won't last Ions
Silver Spring, Md.-Detached red brick
Z rooms, IA baths, fireplace, side porch
finished attic, INV. oil heat, garage, nice
wooded lot; only S16.95o; immediate pos.
Hiiiandale, Md.-Lovely detached ston,
brick and clapboard, 2 large bedrooms
Ind Ssp Lying stone re
vssdsa et 9sgsf s. ss. nearly
so oev d.t eease sonse
bedrms, . baths, living rm., fireplace. side
porch den, large dining rm and KITCHEN
RA. 1922. or sH. 1921.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co. offers-Ir
Bethesda, and very convenient. to stores
with large living and dining room, modern
rooms. plenty Of closets and newly mod
and prced At 0'
In Barnaby Woods a lovely corner
white brick, only years old; nicely ar.
tion hall. dining alcove. dining rm., kitch-
en- and VI bath: bedrooms and baths
on second: finished rooms on third;
blinds; priced for quick sale: exclusive.
In Shepherd Park A fine, detached
brick with bedrooms and baths, en-
room. dining room, dining aIcove. den
kitchen and powder room on 1st floor:
recreation room, 2 fireplaces, oil heat, de-
tares which merit ' your On 'n Exca
s4oa Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1900.
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont

SubVkbAN SALE-VA. lSonx.J
homes to You only se,ss0: $3.50 total down
payment. See these modern 2-story houses
ator. gas range. ami: 2 miles from Pen
left to So. Columbus st., follow arrow to
furnished exhibit home. Open 10 am; 70
s pm, daily. MCINTOSH & MCINTOSH.
exclusive agents; Phone CHI; 24oo;
yIRGINIA'S BEST BUYS-Brick Colonial.
center-hall entrance: one Of the most out
standing houses in Oakcrest, on the ridge
| in the trees; rooms, ga baths. full base
ment with recreation room. finished In
knotty pine; oil burner; attached garage;
side screened porch, slate roof; last word
ator and stove; must be seen TO be appre-
on Russell I'd, near Beverly Hills, .
Groom, center-hall Colonial brick home.
built about 5 years ago; the last word IN
| modern construction; 2h baths, 3 bed
| rooms, large living ROOM screened-t1
| porch; recreation room completely finished
| In knotty pine; maids room and full bath;
| a. c. heat with Timkin rotary oil burner;
stove with visible door; attached Sarase
fenced,in lot with Anshor , fence; prize,
| Ridge I'd jackson 1904, Ivy 1ZTZ,
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CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-Three bedrooms. 2
baths, oil heat, double garage: furnished
available for immediate occupancy Cal
DIstrict Dol 4 between 9 and pm
ARLINGTON - Available Immediately: 4
bedrooms, ia baths. fireplace, porches:
oil furnace; comfortably furnished; wooded
location: convenient to Glencarlyn bus;
81 per month: references required.
OK OK 3334 ro - 21'
house, large lot; three bedrooms, two baths
study, sleeping porch on second floor
maids room and full bath, third floor
Newly decorated, attractively furnished
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. house, Long Beach,
Calf, desirable location. moderate rental
for 2 or bedTm. h house Washington and
WILL TRADE Washington house for house
or apartment in New York TIE. 024O
ATLANTA HOME. by owner. for residence
MR.. SPEARS. MA. 1900. go
OWNER. Groom house, Bethesda, will
exchange with owner of similar in good
New York suburb, beginning February l.
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APARTMENTS WANTED Cont,

PERMANENT ARMY COLONEL and wife
urgently need furnished or unfurnished
Natdnsi 54S children hdn sos pets Phone
ARMY OFFICER desires to rent or suitcase
2-bedroom apt. for 5 or 8 months excellent
ss5i RiEpf 5s6t si Ex 4 aH s0
" WAVES we oF + Il urgently desire I fur
Call M1sg sWABE VI" RE f 1900 or Ex Su0 asif
e EM o1s4 eysninss and week ends FL
MORGAN. Ma 558e, Ext. 207, 81.
SMALL ssa1 Fu snd A APT with ky and path
UNFURN. OR FURN APT, IL b.r.. per-
G gay Sfftfs e Ex 'a si Ext pssg:
YOUNG WOMAN, 80. wishes to share
operative: about sS5: NV. Box Ss4.G,
MOTHER and 3 daughters e working for
e565. Ext. so-F.2o6. az after s'9 pm. 'Ae 20
hEgs n sEbs desire rbons a'f Rspaps
NEWLY WE'D coUPPLE urgently needs a
ss5Rjhff dSfns day rs ss'siR fs Ms
ARMY OFFICER Ut. COLI and wife, no
WASHINGTON, desire furnished apartment
or house, bedrooms, living room. kitchen
and bath: NV. section; for immediate
occupancy. Box 139-D, Star.
PERMANENT GOVT. ATTY, civil service,
slsef 74 IL m FEt soso MR. MANGIs
LIT. C0MDR., U. S. N, on permanent duty
in Washington, and wife. urgently desire
furnished l or 2 bedrm. apt. for occupancy
by Feb. 1 /: will pay up to S130; no children
or pets. RIA. 6416.
URGENT-,Returned veteran. wife and s.
year-old daughter want to rent 1-bedroom,
kit. apt. $40 to SOB per month. Cali
AT. 0447, MR.. DAVIS.
THREE YEARS overseas and now my wife
and son must leave me: no place to live;
want 4-room apartment or small house,
furnished or unfinished, preferably in
virginia; around 500 permanent: desper-
ate. Please call Temple zoos. FL
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STORES FOR

SEVERAL STORES to be
commercial developments,
lines Of business. Possess
months. Call Mr.. RUPEE
LUCHS CO., 1905 H ST.
LARGE 3rd-FL0OR ROO
rate to suit tenant. 2Sd
NO. 966S.
FOR RENT, small store.
CALL HARRY I. FRIEDM
OF a desirable tenant in
store. I am at your serv
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
EXCLUSIVE STORE
beautiful 4-story bldg.
ave, near Shoreham HI
an exclusive retail BUSH
onered as an entirety
lease to a responsible d
permitted to remodel I'd
ness. Cell HARRY I, Fl
RE. 1855.
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STORES For Sal

CALL HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
should you consider selling y
obligation on your part uu
AZ your service; HARRY
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates,
we VIII take your surplus furniture at part
payment on your moving EDELMAN'S
MOVING & STORAGE CO., ia. 1887. Fl.
SIOkAGE SPACE, either garage or ground
10y Ro0f' Sou SO: H. approx; in NV. section.
ANDERSON TRANSFER CO., light moving,
trunks, etc. Ills 9TH st. NV. RE 1921.
SIohAGE SPACE, area 25x25 desired for
tne storage OF paper boxes. wrapping sup
pHes, etc. IN downtown area. BROOKS,
INC, ll09 G st. NV. Phone Mr.. Moore
LOCAL MOVING and hauling. insured van
DASHIELL TRANSFER.
MOVING t1h and general hauling, Ashes and
AETNA MOVING & STORAGE Co.-Local
ana long distance No job too large and
aR ARE i you sm aovrk n 1lp Let the RETURN
ADS BUREAU CORP. take ca care N Of your your
moving-day problems; packing, transpor-
tation and storage; many years of expert
ence have made US specialists in han
cling your household effects: come in and
iet US tals It over Phone Ii. 1854 or 1t
555S; 4ls Florida ave ne. Room 216
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING, rea-
kS3 T1,p rates; For estimate call WI 1243.
gEIEhAN VIII move you day or night any
Y SogtRl' BEST f M Owe & sc2T ff
space available, Don't delay. Phones. IA,
1920 or IA; 5400s night, EN-. 1858 24'
mova 44a t9 PYa5G f de!,yeEg Or fgrpitgTe
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STORES Wa

CALL HARRY /, FRIE
that the demand Is gr}
1t might be profitable u
locate q desirable tenai
service, HARRY I. FA
RE. 1855.
CONTINUED on q