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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-29


tional Stewardship Institute of
the Golden Rule Foundation
saying that regular sharing of
payday by Americans would
end the financial troubles of
privately supported religious,
educational and ch ter
building institutions. That
sounds subversive to me-"
WHATS subversive about
that?" Joe asked. ''I'm already
sharing with the butcher, the
grocer, the department store
and the landlord. That amt
subversive, is it?"
"Of course not. That's free
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-29

The f0H01cing article 1cds zcritte
expressly for Federated Press by Nj
Ambruster, chemical engineer zch
has deroted himself to tracking doe
the cartel ties of I. g. Farben in TIL
country. The results of his researc
are found IN his book, Treason
Peace, published by Beechhurst Pres
A WHITEWASH is in the
n making for the leaders of
]. G. Farben, the German in
dustrial combine that brought
Hitler to power and used him
for its own ends, and who for
months have been on trial at
Nuremberg as war criminals.
Paving the way for their ac-
quittal is the broad campaign
of silence conducted by the
American press. With few ex-
ceptions U. S. newspapers have
ignored news of the trial of
those who helped Hitler pre-
pare for war, who were the
indispensable source of NUM-
tons and basic war materials
and who participated in its un-
believable atrocities.
But this news blackout is IL
self 4 reflection of other forces
at work. The fearful drama
now being enacted in the sha-
dows Of the, Nuremberg court
room finds its origin in the l.
power international. tribunal
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-29

ing and will go increasingly in
to debt, whether consumer
controls are extended or not,
unless prices are rolled back.
SPECULATIVE trading on
commodity exchanges cannot
8 be stopped unless ceilings are
placed on all commodities. All
that Truman's vague talk about
regulation did was to shoot up
/. the price Of grains and other
commodities on the very day
he submitted his program to
Congress.
Export controls are in exist
ence today. They have not
slowed up inflationary price
advances and neither have con-
trolls over transportation, al
though they were never re-
pealed.
Getting away. from these ra-
Their meaningless proposals, we
come to the main planks in the
Presidents program. He called
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-29

husband. He had
been absorbed in
trying to figure
how to stretch a
$45 weekly pay
check to cover
$55 expenses.
1T says here, /"
said Jane, "that
President Tru-
man has sent a
11%fo- - H. No
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-29

minister said U. S. army, navy
and air forces staff is being set
up in Athens. When we went
in, they didn't have over $4,000
guerrillas. Now we've sent a
few hundred million bucks and
lots of ammunition-and last
heard there were about TO-
600 hardened criminals in the
rebel ranks. What do they do
grow ''em from dragons
teeth?"
THE TROUBLE with you,"
Joe said, SIS you read too much
for a woman. And you get
wrong ideas"
.Joe," said his wife sweetly,
chow would you like to go over
and help out? Looks like we'll
be sending troops to Greece be-
fore long anyway. We've. got
to protect the Near East invest
ments of Standard Oil and the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-29

IT don't get it," said Jane
Doakes, putting down her eve
ming paper and locking across
the living room at joe.
'sDon't get what?" asked her
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-29
Pearl Hart or
juvenile crime

Are you good parent?
Why do kids go wrong?
What can be done 10 stop the increasing wave of
Juvenile delinquency?
watch tor practical answers TO these battling ques
lions next week when the Chicago Star begins a new
series written by Pearl M Hart noted attorney socol
ossi and former assistant states attorney Juvenile
Court.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05
SALMON SAlvAGED FROM SUNKEN SHIP
 SOON FOR MARKET

SEATTLE, Nov. 5.---tR-An esti- mated S2,250,O00 worth of Alaska salmon from the sunken freight CT Diamond Knot is expected to go to market in new cans.
 The salvage represents approxi- mately 50 percent of the 154,00o cases (48 cans each) in the holds of the ship which sank after a collision in the Strait of Juan de Fuca last August. L. A. Peter son. sales manager for McGovern and McGovern, the salmon brokers handling the recovered fish, said that the suction hose salvage op- erations brought up about l20,00O eases and that about 90,000 of them would be marketable after recan- ming.
 He said the price quotation to wholesalers on fthe tWice-caught, twice canned red salmon is S25 case, with certain minor trade discounts. He said the salvage ln- cluded an estimated 2,5C0 cases or chum salmon, which are listed at S1850 case.
 Re-canning of the salvageo salmon will continued for several weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05
FURNITURE PRICES ARE
 10 ADVANCE

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-LR-Many bedroom and dining room furni- ture manufacturers are expected to raise prices to 8 percent be- tween now and the opening of the January furniture markets.
 Trade sources said an advance was inevitable" but it was thought increases would be on an indlvi- dual rather than an overall basis
 Retailers said some manufact- urers who increased their prices six months ago plan to toost them again on Dec. l, while others who have held their price lines in the face of rising material and labor costs plan increases effective about the same time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05
WANT ADS
MURPHY & MURPHY

TRANSFER Business. SERVICE STATION, store bldg, plumbing rep. shop SEVERAL good homes on Glacier Highway; Peterson and Tuttorm- son, 10la mi; Bednar, Auke Bay. etc.
 DECKER Bldg, apts, and commer- cial rents.
 3-BEDROOM home, large base ment, garage, 2 baths, cleo. kit chen. furn., etc. DUPLEX, nice location, fully fur nished, oil heat, priced to sell. ALBATROSS, 30 it. .org, fully equipped for fishing, $3.750. PARTIALLY completed 3 rooms and bath, Douglas, SACRIFICE for immediate sale T ROOM house, Douglas furnished. ONE tube Console Radio, one table model radio - priced for immediate sale
 BEAUTIFUL SUMMER cabin, Point Louisa, fully furnished, large sleeping quarters, unsurpassed view. Priced for immediate sale. COMPLETE modern home, 18th St. with rental addition. Can be seen by appointment only 4 BEDROOM house, Star Hill. nETsu nasv i. BEEYpNExy
 REALTORs-ACCoUNTANTS Phone 676 over r1rs+ Natiorel Br.Ts
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05
DEAD OF WORLD WAR lI
 LEAVING EUROPE

CHERBOURG. France, Nov. D. R-The Army transport Robert T.. Burns has sailed carrying 1908 caskets containing the first Amer ican dead of World War II to leave France for repatriation.
 The vessel will call next at An twerp, to take aboard 3,200 addi- tional caskets before leaving for the United States.
 French Shore batteries saluted the vessel as it left the harbor following dockside ceremony participated in by French au- thorities and U. s. Army and diplomatic representatives.
 Sell it with an Empire Want-Ad-
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WANTED! MEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE
 HARD OF HEARING

To make this simple, no risk hearing test with Ourine drops used with simple syiinse.
 If you are deafened. bothered by ringins' buzzing head noises due to hardened or coasulated wax teerumen), try the Ourlhe Home Method test that so many say has enabled them to hear well again. You must hear better after making this simple test or you get your money back at once. Ask about ourine Ear Drops today at Butler. Mauro Drug Co. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05

top prize in yesterdays two-party scraps. Clements had the support of organized labor because of his vote against the Taft-Hartley la bor law. Republicans raised this as a main issue in the campaign, but Clements soft-pedaled it.
 Democrats will claim this a major upset although Republicans, who have had only five governors in the states history, have never elected two in a row.
 There were no upsets in three special Congressional elections to fill vacancies. Republicans won in normally Republican districts il Ind ana and Ohio and Democrat took heavily Democratic district in Brooklyn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05
Sending Gold S!oyage Ships
 Into AniaYetie How

SHIMONOSEKI, Japan, Nov. 5. -LR-Two cold storage ships left here today for the Antarctic to take part in Japans second whal- ing expedition. The whaling ship Daiichi Nisshin Maru will leave Yokosuka Thursday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05

*-( m located the morning has remained almost fill this be fell during the past "A hours the
 
  reporting minus degrees which was the lowest Southeast Alaska yesterday They ranged from 2l to 45 Sound to the Gulf of Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05
NEWS ITEMS
 FROM SITKA
(special Corresuondence)

Special Correspondence1 SHrKA, Alaska, Nov l.- The sitka Womans Club is seriously considering wayss and means of l purchasing the USO building for use as a club house and commun- ity center. At a special meeting called last Thursday evening, the members discussed possible ways of raising money for the cost of the building. s10,oO0-and maintain | ng and operating it. All were agreed that unless the entire com munity helped to raise the money, the project would not be feasible.
 It was suggested that quarters for the Sitka Library could be built in the building, with a spec ially constructed fireproof vault for the c. L. Andrews collection. Also that the various lodges and or ganizations without quarters of their own join in using the build- lng and contributing to it's sup pert.
 No agreement was reached at the meeting, but a definite decision must be made within two weeks.
 Title to the USO building is now teing transferred to the Presby- terian Church Of Sitka. after a years negotiation and rcd tape. The women of the church have been working to obtain the build ing for use as a church and field house However, now that nego- tiations are complete and the con- ,ract to be signed within two weeks time, members of the church have decided the USO would be unsatisfactory for their purpose and that new church should be built instead.
 So, the Sitka Womans club wish es to take title to the building from the Presbyterians rather than start another years red tape to obtain it from the government.
 Halloween this year drought out mere trick or treaters' than were anticipated, resulting in sad shortage of treats Most homes ran out of treats early in the evening as the kids started their rounds by 5 p. m. and continued until midnight.
 Two sedate matrons dressed to terrify even a witch, joined the kids in making the rounds of the neighborhood and succeeded in soaring not only the youngsters but their own close friends as well.
 Mrs. Harry Nettrouer passed away early Saturday morning at Castle Hill of a stroke. She was stricken during Assembly of God services on the Hill Friday eve ming, was taken to a downstairs bedroom where she passed away the following morning
 Funeral services were held Sun day noon, after which the body was shipped to Puyallup, Wash, for burial
 The deceased is survived by her husband, local cabinet maker, her married son Gordon, and daughter Gloria, all of Sitka
 Susan Irene, a second daughter,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05

Moose Hall 1O:00 p. m, informal
 dance, Moose Hall
 Saturday a. m, election of officers of Moose Association and closing business meeting; Noon, luncheon 130, sightseeing and
 ent rtainment, including final bowling matches; 6:o0, banquet for newly elected officers; 10:00, semi formal Officers Ball with skits by daleeates from outside lodges. Sunday, l0:00 a. m.-Moose and ladies to meet at Moose Hall to attend church in body. Club will be open to members and deie- gates all day.
 Florence F. Williams, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jimmie Williams, be- came the bride Of Donald F. South ard, of Brush, Colorado, a crew member of the U. s. Geological Survey ship Patton, Friday eve ming. October IT, at a ceremony performed by the Rev Elwcod Hunter at the Presbyterian Manse. Attending the couple were Frank Perdon and Hannah Bernhardt.
 Marriage license applications made during the week included Walter Moy and Virginia C. Den his and George Baggen and Anna Thompson.
 Adeline Kell arrived by plane last weekend to become girls su- pervisor at the Mt. Edgecumbe School of Japonski. Raised and educated in Wisconsin, Miss Kell has had wide experience in gov- crnment educational and recrea- ticnal work, spending the war years tn Japanese American relocation camps, and since the war has worked with the United Nations Rehabilitation Authority in China, returning to the U. S. in July.
 Passengers leaving for the States by Totem Air Service this wsek were Milan Hagen, MT. and Mrs. Clyde Franks, J. A. Lundsen, MT. and Mrs M E. LaCour, Bobby and Jan Wheeler, Hal Finch, Mrs. Ella Giles, Mrs. Don Maxwell and son Dickey, and Mrs. Mary John son.
 Chuck Peterson returned Thurs day from business trip to Seattle during which he obtained a new Crcsley car for Dr. w c. Charter is The car is aboard the Alaska scheduled to arrive Sunday a. m.
 Winner of the new Plymouth car awarded by the Sitka Liquor Dealers Association for the Alaska Crippled Childrens Fund, was Pete Meland. The awarding was held at o'clock Saturday afternoon in front of the Elks Club with a crippled child from the Orthopedic Hospital on Japonsli doing the honors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine stations at 1:30 P. M. today
WIND H

MARINE FORECAST PERIOD ENDING THURSDAY EVE NINo Cross Yakuaht variable winds be- miles hour tonight outside waters Spencvariable winds under IS miles souheasterly IS 25 miles hour by Alaska Canal
 souhery south to Canal and Inlet
 variable 20 miles per M Thursday beginning north
 cstcrn spreading by Thursday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05
ON DENALI WEsTBOUND

Juneau passengers aboard the Denali yesterday afternoon for Seward were E. M Shnocker, Mar garet Olson, Helen Corning and Lynn Rasmussen
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05

FOR Complete Seascout nn- ifofm, ice and roller skates, photo
 flashgun,s bicycle pump, lawn chair, Tcurraine glassware. Call Black 565. 728-t3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Mix-up tn girls navy blue jacket at Story Hour. Please call green 255 il your child has wrong
 coat. 728-t1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05
FOR SALE

USED FULL S1AsD metal bed and mattress with new bed spring SIS, new kitchen table 42 in. 24 in. $25; L5ec walnut veneer ca
 binet, open face S5. Ph. Black
 l63 725-t6
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05
DEMOCRATS
 RETUR N IN
 ENTUC 7

(Continued from Page One)
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Try the want-ads for bargainsl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05

Susan Irene, a second daughter,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05

Sell it with an Empire Want-Ad
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05

Marriage license applications mads during the week included Walter Moy and Virginia c. Dem his, and George Baggen and Anna Thompson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05

According to recent word from the States, Dr and Mrs Hugh Nicholson, residents of Sitka for many years and now living in San Diego, are 10th hospitalized; Mrs. Nicholson with two broken ankles as result of a car accident, and pr. Nicholson with a heart at tack.
Evening star., 1947-02-09

~, perfect condition, 500; gas stove,
a.SuI1er e Sothsn. q Unsgersal' with S osen
suite. rocker, library and parlor tables.
fruit Jars. mirror. 81. 9575.
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire. 8 Gu. It,, ex-
cellent condition. $50. AT. 3495.
Evening star., 1947-02-09
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AVIATION.

TAYLoRCRAFT, 15o-hr. last major, 65-
h.E. Sens alt dual ign, ex. condition: best
offer. c. P. LAUGHToN, 1880 Southern
sERoNCA C-sDLieensed r to May ~. 1947:
1s hrs: since major overhaul en- engine
s4s5. See at Beacon Field; can be financed
S162. down. BALANCE 12 mos. WILLIE
EiPFk MisesAS cTB. N Nc-Tssa,-Licensed to Jul,
IS. l947. S6s5 or finance: 1929 down.
balance IL mos, See Beacon Field. WILLIE
XHIkkdoINAeMhss WIkdIAeMs oy o2iIdepsed 2ISl; to Jan. u.
I94s: for sale or trade on boat. Ma. 1887.
TWIN 1Ti ENGINE. Executive Beechcraft, 1e4s
meashar moass seats y s sI spesless cond.
SO sssa5 900. JOHN B cissEI. Municipal Air: :
EVE PsytRs saers oSF wao Ms ribs NEEDS eomD...
snveRs sTlfshsR hssIns fasuRANcE AeeacY aoio
sfTSsos yfTsps ave ssnissH H iIaeSsed la9o soo.hu
Lycoming; 30. hrs. since overhaul: all
metal constant speed prop; $500. Ho.
AVIATION INSURANCE. reliable UNDER
Bsssr5.AEW B.sss sA wy GRATED SENSITIVE. al.i-
meter, gsa Pia@nssr nee con1pass. ssn rate Of climb.
aTscsaPr Az asspP = AND ENGINE ENGINE repairs-Desis-
natsd as cAA afrsggsatt sga5 INSPECTOR sprinsnesid
ARRoNcA AneSi 3 fs4s 'tT Trainer; licensed: sss5.
TThhY20RcRAFT IA 0iRscsRAFT Custom de luxe; 30 hours
total lights. battery radiS; heater; WE WE
ssnTEARMxN opT.i7. excellent flying ship,
ssgssd STY 4H1 pE EEw VII fsSELAscA crul.alr For
information and demonstration eau pN.
44u0. -
Evening star., 1947-02-09

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcont.D.
LAWN MOWER SHARPENER, Ideal. any
syG ~ f. cas sasf Wa eas seo1 protector .assen sS
iss;ssaRIs Ns%sasRaIssEsyW VI WwaSSsp-our Ssss t,e., ar.
Us 70, q prompt pickup % service; Best
tention paid to schools. churches and
ssass Az n.ssas.s ssas Sc sss ss ssr ,SS
Ios EACH aqso Batteries dslSsrsd ssss our
a@seum%uissien: @ % please phone , as ,;ABc JUNK
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ooEs sna e nasszRss. sss sc ,Iss Per iSS Ss;:
oe sao ssssn os sos
Se s you so1s esnnot sevse Eog as
KEWSsfapsss NV s ass wanted. ant a5e per 100 lbs,
| books and magazines, s5c per 100 lbs;
ss sSsss aasa ssss tires sna aiN srs1
iron lsteeD. 69c per 100 lbs delivered our
Sff1eE 6ff s4 S Gfa Xii ss sinds 81 ssS oe:
s sas kas ssa sandss RIss Bsd s
psa psufs s. ss.s sfas ss.ns ss M
PHOTO and movie cameras: highest prices
Psia pss p. r 'asn sxs 'raaeRl na Re AAS 4s4 fh
PHOTO LENSES, binoculars, microscopes,
SEs ss fys pa sSs nS EE sas4 sREN
size. any Size. any condition: win pay pay
iSsn PIANo Nv WASTED-smail saHa baby grand or
console; will trade hne 3-piece living room
suite Or pair e full Snnsse smDs with
PnaNos PiafNs; ia AwsNfip-rHE ssSSg COLONIAL p1.
enas sHo 81 .
your piano. Call Mr., Crockett, Ma 4s70,
for prompt courteous n9n ap9praisaL, ,u Ia a.,
American Storage Bldg. asoi Georgia ave.
M s2ss Sss srssLE M 4g For nlhh Information cali
pLEeTatM Fl aastt 4-strins banjo: cheap. rA.
PIusiSERs BRASS. scrap iron. scrap COP
psd leaS ssdHEfs NAG ashss gx DssSss U.s.
PRiNrfSG Hi Il PRESS, 1t oSa Chandler, 1ox15 or
sApo sszlS ana GEk se for aa
tion, about so watts; must be frst-elass
condition and reasonably priced. Phone
sAxopHoNE SAX xoG1GoiNE WANTED will pay $50
| for altos. $50 for tenors. Give make.
serial number and length of sax case. BOZ
SEWING MAcHINEs--we buy all types:
repaiIE hsmIstischins o1tsSns soysrsd'
TRUNKS. used, large. square type. in good
SsSs sys sssss sns sRs @ cal l. nssans; s.sg:
corner 18th and Eye, RE. 1928.
HaoLA Kno 5sS eged inst ns,rument moderately PRICED
VIOLIN. soqs condition, Give make, ass
WASHING wa HING MA6niSEAAay ii a make; wrinses
AsPaN sPanN8sF MGch1REse GGs RI esa sny size any make;
also washers for parts. Cali any time.
NWhEAyYiSSsG LooM-Desire 4-harness.
good condition. ADRIAN o. VAN WYEN.
WSANTHfDe1Esettss FED r. grade of household tyr.
es. 5gss sasssss aR sRa ea4s 9s'
AM INTERESTED In Duying china. silvera
EsTs Dns. SFifisRTosS fnpoSr hgHTss sss old ,syslTy
I4th and g sts' Ne. SsSS s0SSs. '' A'"' "
WE PAY TOP PRICES for cid gold silver.
jewelry. diamonds, firearms, mems cloth
siesl Instruments snginesEilnISs inSStrunsnss
IaES saTfk 9S WARfs & ns china mE .ves shas
glass, ivories, object d art, furniture and
other fine items. offer confidential serv-
ice. courteous treatment and fair prices.
MAY be Of service to you THOMAS E.
DILLON. Hotel Annapolis, Wash, .; c.
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy spine.
zshs H Pas xNp fssR hyERTrsSa GT af
6IES 1 ss5s OF 81 Il ToGs Gsss BASEMENT for sprn.
windows, sinks. basins, toilets, bathtubs.
and any old furniture. -Ho. 553I any time.
Evening star., 1947-02-09
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

HORSES. mules, goats, doe kid, 8 pigs.
farm implements, cutoff saws slsighs
Collars coll i' SADDLES i,'' and Brides, haiters.
blankets, farm bells, iron pots, OK yokes,
Wheels. Whatever you need call FA.
PALMINo STALLION. 3ns yrs. old. with
papers: also has white name and tall: blue
SafrEp 9sGn Tnf Bon MARE VIM
ne II FaM Gcs hSfgf shows IL se9e 9Sfe work
TWo Tisa1as asAaNEN aissMs; MILK GOATS, freshensd
soon: 500 Excel Excsllent doa mixers and good pets.
FoR Fe SALE registered Holstein bulls,
breeding the best, from 1918 months OF
STOCK ste Farm, "a M Gsifhersburs. Cattle % Nd Gathers.
PBSksEAKHwArER. BIKE registered thoroughnred
is beautiful dark bay and exceptionally
we'll hammered. win come when called
for time as M
splendid; Phone ARTHUR HALE, Daleyiew
WANTED TO BUy-Horses and mules Of
Gaithersburg. Md. Phone Gaithersburg ~.
type, gentle; suitable for lady; excellent
back has Th9yn 81 1,5S Tl5n .so1so1 g.
BLACK PERCHERONS, fine, heavy team,
at a bargain. CO. 1922: ewes, DE. 0222.
MULEs-Exceptionall nice large, BLACK
mare mule, 5 years old, sound, smooth.
very gentle: never been of the farm. Also
registered Duroc Jersey hogs, sell or ex--
change for sheep or cattle. CHI. 6126
GELDINGmone stylish 5-gaited sorrei
eelding; perfect for large man: one 5.
gated black mare; 2 very gentle ponies:
one gray Jumper prospect. one roam riding
horse one work mare; saddles and brides.
HILLTOP FARM, Fisher I'd; Sc. Temple
-4i1Ls: M. Hicks; Spruce Os27. 10
g gosa best sv.s Dagns stsck for the farm
WORK HORSES. II. mares: cheap. Rear
GOATS, aS' pediereed edi se Nubians / young
buck ! bred doe; doe fo95 for sale, or would con-
quality Holstein heifer, due to freshen
fresh and milking close to 5 gals PIER
SON, Sandy Spring. phone Ashton 3s2s.
kIDNG sn3, HoRsE bay also WestsFn sad
HEIFERs. SO, young; 26 Angus and. 10
Herefords: excellent young breeding stock.
about 450 lbs. priced at only 22c to 24c
es5 eaRMs iS5 aaths4sbars ft,ss a1.e nShf h'AN
HEIFERs. Helstein and Guernsey, heavy
springers, S175 each. Wo. 3070.
HORSES bred hunter, 10 hands, A.
year-old mare: Palimino stallion, 3h yrs.
o.d, reg, i5,2 hands. 81: 6095.
Is mos. old. S7J. chi O353.
WANTED, workhorse or mule, gentle not
too Old; also male hog, about mos old.
Evening star., 1947-02-09
COAL. MOOD and FUEL on.

5scs soSSs Are 9ss sns sns all
q; .ANTHRAcITE;. egg. stoys and ny: ":
Pocahontas egg. SI2.S4; stove, S12.67;
blue egg, SIC. .72. Prompt delivery to sil
sections of p. c. BLUE RIDGE COAL CO..
FUEi-Approx, s4-ton Pocahontas stovs
coal, II pine, frelogs and small auantitg
kindling wood, S5. You haul it, $3.50
iSsS5yG YST GET r MORE GRE FoR @ YOUR MONEY with
seasoned. 1907 hardwood. Stacked on
The = H. wo6DMaN. Se 81. S7i9. III
VETERAN WILL DELIVER welI-seasoned
fireplace wood, any length; $18 cord. Also
kindling. FIR $3.50, Ext 72. 10
FOUR ToNS CHESTNUT, $50 cash fin-
stalled gas). You move 1t. 10 W ST. NV.
PA. HARD COAL, stove, nut pea, buck-
wheat, Pocahontas egg, stove and NUT
Evening star., 1947-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

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B5uLan9ZER, b5nda SIaIl With operator, for hire.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 ST. NV National