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The Nome nugget., 1947-05-19

SITKA, R)-Fred R. Geeslin, acting superintendent of the Alas ka Native Service made trip Fri day to Mt. Edgecumbe, the former naval base across the bay from Sitka, to study building facilities which might be converted into of- flee space for administrative of fices, now located in Juneau.
 Such a move is under considera- ton in an effort to curtail operat- ing expenses because of propos- ed budget cut for next year.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-19
Need Regional Foreign Air Lines

WASHINGTON, R William A. Patterson, president of the United Air Lines, declared today the "only' intelligent way" for the United States to compete with for eign air lines is to create single or regional companies ito operate in specialized fields"
 Patterson appeared before a Senate interstate and foreign com merce subcommittee considering legislation to establish single American flagline to operate for eign routes,
 He made clear he was not en- dorsing the proposal, to limit U. s. participation in international air travel to a single company. Be- cause, he said, 'It may be that one or more chosen instruments should be designated"
 For example," Patterson ex- plained, "I could divide the inter- national field into three parts Europe, South America and Latin America, and the Orient-which to me are separate and distinct problems requiring special under standing and treatment"
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-19
Phone PicketLines Re-established
tBY Max HalD

WASHINGTON, P,- Striking installations workers of the West ern Electric Company today re- established their picket lines, fore ing curtailment of telephone serv- ice again in some areas.
 In New Jersey, the Bell Tele- phone company reported several main exchanges were heavily picketed." Service was placed on an emergency basis at points where operators refused to cross the picket lines.
 Some curtailment also was re- ported in Illinois, but in New York other workers ignored the pickets and went to their posts.
 The association of communica- ton equipage workers, claiming 10000 members, sent the pickets back to their beats pending the outcome of negotiations here for a strike settlement. The lines were withdrawn temporarily last week.
 An 18-hour negotiating confer ence failed to beat the deadline set by ACEW for restoration of the lines.
 John Murray, a labor depart ment conciliator, announced only this:
 "At 4:30 a.m., the company sub mitted a wage proposal. The con- ference recessed at a.m., until 2:30 p.m., today, at which time the union will make a reply to the company's offer"
 Neither the labor department, Western Electric nor the ACEW would say what the proposal was. Previously the company had of fered pay increases of seven, eight and nine cents an hour, to be ap- piled in three areas. The union de- manded IS cents across the coun- try.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-19

PITTSBURGH, :R Margaret Truman said today that against the wishes of her aged and seri- ously ill grandmother - "who wanted me to go on with it"- cancelled her concert stage debut scheduled here for tomorrow night. Miss Truman made the cancellation because of the grave condition of Mrs. Martha E. Tru- man, 94.
 The Presidents daughter, arriv- ing here from New York, decided to switch from train to plane to rush to Mrs. Truman's bedside at Grandview, Mo.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-19
NEWS TN BRIEF

ANCHORAGE, (R)-The classy Adak boxing team won the Alas ka armed forces boxing champion ship at Fort Richardson Friday night with g points, before a crowd of more than 5000 at the big army hanger.
 Fort Richardson and Amchitka tied for second with 16 points each.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-19
Snyder Says Taxes Will Be Reduced
(BY Francis M. LeMay)

WASHINGTON, (R-Secretary of treasury Snyder told Congress today that "a period of tax reduc- ton is approaching" but he made no recommendations as to what taxes should be cut or when.
 Snyder told the House ways and means committee that Congress should consider" how to reduce taxes at some later-and unspeci- fled date.
 The 5,O0O-word prepared state ment by the treasury head made no mention of the $4,000, ,000, ,000 tax reduction bill passed over whelmingly by the House despite administration opposition. The bill is now awaiting Senate action Nor did Snyder's statement say whether President Truman might veto this tax-cut bill if it reaches him.
 He did not elaborate on his reference to an approaching peri cd of tax reduction, saying simply:
 "We are nearing lower peace time levels of government expen- ditures and continuing high levels of national income and produc- ton. A period of tax reduction is approaching"
 Snyder's statement contained thumbnail sketches of 20 levies which have been under treasury study, but made no recommenda- tions concerning them.
 Snyder said of individual in- come tax rates:
 "The rates must be re-examined to determine their effects on in- centives to work and invest and their effects on living standards and purchasing power. Revision of the rates should be co-or- dinated with other changes in the income tax such as personal ex- emptions and. the treatment of family incomes and with changes in other taxes"
 GA bill to revise the rates, in- crease personal exemptions, and allow the splitting of family in- comes along lines mentioned by Snyder has been introduced by Senator Lucas D.-IllD, but Sny- der did not refer to it specifical- ly."
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-19
PIONEER SMORSGESBORD NEXT FRIDAY

Plans for the Pioneer Smorges- bord have been completed it is re- ported and Mrs. M. J. Walsh has been named chairman of the com mittee for the party, with Mrs. Robert Baldwin in charge of en- tertainment and games.
 This party is scheduled for next Friday for Pioneers and families.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-19
Truman's Mother HI; Delays Signing Aid" Bill

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman's absence from Washing ton at the bedside of his mother n GrandvieW, Mo-, will delay his signing the of S4OO, ,OOO, ,OOO Creek Turkish assistance bill.
 Eben Ayers, Presidential aide, told reporters Saturday that MT. Truman had planned to sign the measure Monday or Tuesday. He said the ceremony will be post poned pending outcome of Mrs. Martha Truman's illness. The President flew to Grandview Sat- urday to be with her.
 Congress gave final approval to the measure Thursday and MT. Truman has 10 days to affix his signature and make it law. Mean while, he is seeking director for the aid program, whose nomina- ton must be confirmed by the Senate.
 Senator Vandenberg indicated Congress may close the door on further direct foreign relief with approval of pending bill, but he did not foreclose action on reha- bilitation and other assistance funds.
 The chairman of the Senate for eign relations committee told re- porterS without elaboration that he expects no further direct re- lief requests. However, it seems likely President Truman must seek additional funds for econo- mic assistance for nations hard hit by the war.
 Korea has been mentioned as one possible recipient or help and other countries are expected to line up with requests after the President signs into law the $4OO,- 000,000 Greek Turkish assistance bill now before him.
 A Senate-House com m tee Friday on the terms of the $35O,- 000,000 relief measure will be sub mitted to both chambers this week. Because of its terms, Con- gress is expected to take no action on a special United Nations fund to provide medicine and nourish- ment for Europe's hungry chil- dren.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-19

SYDNEY, R)-While a navy band played the Australian folk song "Waltzing Matilda" the flat top Shangri-la, nosed into Wolloo- mooloo pier today and an hour later several thousand Yanks- warned that they were on a good will tour and to behave themselves hit for shore.
 Before they were turned loose in Sydney's amusement centers, the men,were given brief talk on moral guidance by the American Center and initiated into the mys- teries of Australian slang. Sheila, they were told, meant babe; plonk, cheap wine; shivo, party; and bloody beaut, swell.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-19
SEATTLE, iR)-Five Califor-

SEATTLE, (P)-Five Califor- mia teams, including the winners, the "200" magazine for bowlers, San Francisco, placed in the first 10 top. teams as bowling in the open team division, class A teams, wound up last night at the North western International Bowling Congress.
 The 1900 team rolled 3,008, followed by Fort Lawton, Seattle, a commercial class C team, and winner in that class, with 2,863.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-19
MRS. C. SIEvENpIPER IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. C. Sievenpiper of Candle came in over the weekend to be hospitalized.
Evening star., 1947-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcen,.

EEERIGgERA,IoRs, @ g any any size or make: best
sonar sSiH R iRoN WxNTED4scTap eG iron and
steel, 81 per 100 pounds; auto batteries,
81 so each; house rags, So per 100 pounds.
fed to our Pess
rags and auto. batteries. II you annot
deliver your accumulations, please phone
US. WASHINGTON RAG BAG CO., 2i5
sckAf Il f;wii in6N 81 sS9l %alNrEp-scrs0 iron and
steel 81 per 100 pounds; auto arteries.
81 so ea.; house rags, S3 per 100 pounds.
delivered to our warehouse. Highest prices
pair for scrap iron, metals. house rags and
auto batteries. II you cannot deliver your
JUNK CO. gao Georgia ave. NV. Ap.
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all types:
repair hemstitehing. butsons covered.
s15 I'll isoG any re Fns ssl Of
size: also furniture. ACME FURNITURE
WAsHiNG MACHNEs-Any size. any
maKsr. maxi also washers neE for parts: also I.wn
wANTED--Better grade of household fur
552s: evenings. GE. s447.
AM INTERESTED In Duyins china. silver
pssA ss5s' sss % Il ns ;''Is Z,
i4th and @ SITS NE 601s
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING bought
b9 s5ss fuTnishsns all kinds Of st9xss
esss Prices old .s.E pay y.ah eh
JEWEL s;7H Tsis SoS; S, i2sss St nv: ME: s6ss.
musical instruments; quick cash and
courtesy: DI. 4233.
Evening star., 1947-08-14
DOGS, PETs,sETc.

HOLLYWOOD KENNRLs-BoardinE, bath
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies.
sSsssfs soa1d m ,sa4 ,ua doa T in
indoor keuneis with private outside shaded
livery i~s xkMosf sf''' AR PRsfuD xRsrf sRs
anIss sRoss sSl xSE ESsaEi sSs Boarding
ssDaf fRS sSxnbsnoss pfEta. modern ken
snse e Ssy vt See sn s' Beas sssss s p
Axe si resstefed. efeus ALEX. Su0s osoB. as 'em
9fsR s. nisDGY sfst des se.:v: Hse''sG
oocREs Hsgii SPANIEL puppies. beautiful. IL at
sss sss.1I: liisr sss :! irish setter puppies: gan
HSScHHEssTEk sGiscHs PUPPIES, male and female, ;
SEnMss ssS sRsrhfRD SSGf hR Ss Soas Sanp.: .Isa
ey Asr'ta g. ssaRD SssRgSn krfss Esias1 .s
esSns coGkER RafElfT EGrrIEs. NM. month. old
s T ssys gFesd ss at sa $40 sRd
ceskTE siss s2z-M sFaslE1. black male. b..VsIul T
"A mos; zaS ASc ,e.. housesroksn' must sell in
WxNTED"Msle. h short haired 1i fox terrier
ao@rs s1xsr ZIP; reasonable W. oSie
/ and brindles. Ordway 3044. -l5
COLLIE PUP OF AKC registered hitter:
beautifully marked. female: very reason
ably priced Cali vienna 22s-J, -15
DOGS, mixed breeds, fox terrier. setter
police, cocker, springer spaniel, bulldos'
shepherd, spitZ, boxer, to people In conr-
| try or who have fenced areas: kittens. var
ious colors, good mousers and PETS. IA.
BOXER PUPPfEs. fawn. male and female.
exceptional quality: bargain; owner NOV
ing. SH. 1921. -1o
| tremely reasonable to party able TO give
dog good home; RA, 1920. ,, r,.,ii15.d i5
all colors: reasonable. Call Rockyiiis
BOXER PUPS. Axe reg, best bloodline.
pedigree contains several int. champs;
FOR SALE-Pediereed collie male, year
old Axe registered; fine pet for children.
FOR SALE cocker spaniel pups. black
| female, z months: red male. g months;
American Kennel papers. Call TIE. o12a
Toy RAT TERRIER PUPS; thoroushbE.d.
WHITE PIGEONS. beautiful mated pairs.
fne pets; cheap for quick sale. OIL. 934s.
Evening star., 1947-08-14
BOATS.

GAR WOOD left. utility boat. 92-h.p.
mafns ntty nsne Amsre most
co 4s7 fa M ivRs R'ns i.
RENT TN; A 4 fHs isss CABIN CRUISER New
steelcrafs cabin cruisers for rent by tine
hour. day or week; special weekday rates.
dSsh asHs csUsfRs En- M +
Nv Al msnoga9s tan n1s hSl speesl eSuDmsnt
Ssat nmn spStlsh1 sse wipsr Navy niss
dssIsr. sS The JACK sToNs soo CO., NC. sf" 81.
HAVE SEVERAL BRAND-NEw 7-pass..
rubber sn aSre q boats
MoToRs ToR REsT +, day
e "tsI ssaasHRAS .Es e2 3O5e0thD RENTAL
rs pic; !, AZ rsassHsOis. {. 's'iS's sE' SALES LIS
HillNE suPrLiEs, uia ii paints. rope. ar. .1.
tinguishers. outboard rotors, Scripps ma
sR IL; sRR'ps e aSS soN iA9s sis s'iii III
Fiis ffi HING PAkTfEs. day or night; ch.s.-
Taos9 1.aR Sny krNa Gan va 'G aisa pm CAPT An
BBIuNABoUT. Il #. including 1at7 motor.
cash. OK. 4o7s. cali after $40 pm.
ls-FT. SEA SLED, excellent condition.
and ,22h-h:p; Johnson outboard. $500.
Call MA. 1859. a:m.-6 pm, Ia
location, Chesapeake Beach Phone VII.
L1AMs' FIR. 300 Ext. 76S' to 4;so Pm.
I4-FT. BOAT. cypress, and 7h-h;p; Scott
sss5; Also bantam trailer, $3.50; good
khSHs least ESi soArs our
Nismsn Bros s Boat ts Ysrd ard shady hp SIDE. Ma: MAJ
RRos.. phone west River 81 -F-a ~l6
'sLOoP; 22x71a cntrbd, gan rig, sound bot
ssPa ~ ,':
0v.n5su n1 ~atsEc0oeS e 9ae tSn XII scsnt minor
sRooRs SERVICE Mots eESrGs e. 1foi sDf Mary. SlsS
MaaoSAN2 MAJ sSf ne pILYwoooap II 1ooa DINGHY With
TfoN. $500 Arkansas ave. NV. RA $50.
RoWBoAT. 14-ft.. outbosrd motor. ia.
.ss9 ssESs 5000 ss5S''" CA. :i
FOR sALE@star boat boat Mystic. No. 1sao:
HsSsEa s1s; es rf MR Rsiis6 ;sS
ouTBoARD i uTBsoARD MOTOR, Evinrude Zephyr.
5la-h.p., like new; will demonstrate. ,AD.
s:S.1, :ass aek s, fsss: ss,s sgsss; s,1 5 Ss: G,:
aoFf ace SPRSii{s BOAT euesn
parties; hull and engine in 1st-clasS con-
dltion: this is an able work boat or can
ssaas hn0 ss2n
River: $4,000 or best offer under. AID.
fsa; iSs new ss iof sris HD eos' sisS: sH
FisRINS rs GhSS BOAT. deadrise. streamlined.
q IT, long: s,foot beam cypress bottomd
1870 hold; S1,2S5. Call Jackson 2143.
CABIN CRUISER for sale ST 900; e3fs #;
long, 7'6" beam. built last fail; in GOOD
condition; Ford VS. motor. Dock at
Champions Boathouse. above Key Bridge.
es-FT. GREAT LAKES mahogany speed
boat; perfect cond. Inspect at Messieks
NEW LIGHT WEIGHT marine plywoodd
brass and copper hardware. OK, .06a5.
CUPBOARD MOTOR Waterwiteh' 2ha-hp;
FAST FAST s&a.FT. s. TRUNK CABIN BOAT, sray.
bargain, $500, caIl qL. o673S; .lS
cruiser. powered by Chrysler- Marine en-
sleeps Sleep 8. double bed in after cabin. new
plant, PLAN also wired for i1oevolt; electric
6ss pump nice Eslley and aIs head dngny TTo%y
and outboard motor; many extras; must
sell; asking $1,000. Call Bradley 05l7
for appointment. IL
Evening star., 1947-08-14
AVIATION.

sfifsiSR sHfsGRs 'n1Ss1hss INsuRiNeE xaENcy. 1910
Vermont ave. NV. DI. HOO.
2 LOCKHEEDS. model C-6O. IA passenger.
compl. overhauled and ready for flight.
GE. 1176. Ia
BUSINESS PoRTUNITY-complete ae-
rial photography OUTFIT, now operating:
excellent possibilities for commercial pilot.
with sales ability includes plane. cameras
and darkroom equipment. all designed and
fitted for this work other interests neces-
states selling Immediately or might lease
outfit. Call OV. 0159 evenings. --l7
TAYLOR CRAFT-D. C. o. 65, has beach
controllable prop, new ensine, recover,
new windows, ar-foam cushions, Ryan
mufders, turn bank, sensitive sltimeter
A steal at S1.400 oV. ol69 or Falls
Church 29S9 IL
AIRCRAFT OWNERS ATTENTION! Prompt
repair service for light planes; reasonable
rates. CAPITAL AIRPORT, Berwyn, Nd &,
Evening star., 1947-08-14
REPAIRS end SERVICES Cont.

NErAlkS end SERVICES tCont.I.
ROOFING, Timing. roof painting, repair
ii sHipkEYe kkE!Sera dE 4iSs ana spoutins' Call MIR.
ROOFING AND SIDING, repairs of all
klnas cutters and spouts. MURRAY
ROOFING CO.. DI. 27o4 or Alex. 1929.
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPEs made to Or
der. all work done by experts: delivery one
week choica of newest fabrics. HARVEY
STONE aNP CEMENT ssh Work; ss1a Stone re. re-.
tanning walls, fagstone terraces, also walks,
sfRS ssfISateF eFUeTaysi | y p9rches ete & for free
LoMsakpo Ltsh ahkspdikss 10 wsTs Guaranteed NJ }.
TYPEWRETERs cleaned. oiled and adjusted
TYpEWRITER CO. s1s II I4th NV. A.; '- ell
UPHOLSTERING, slip covers, draperies,
wloe selection Of latest fabrics: quick,
efhcient service; free estimates WASH
1NGTqN L e pN UIpdmdooLsTER1NG Iddo CO.. 1909 H st.
WASHING MACHINEs-An makes re-
paired; written guarantee. Ho. $500. 30
WASHING MACHINE. and refgr. repair
service. all makes; factory parts; a0-day
guar. ACME RADIO &. APPLIANCE CO,
4nI6 Ga. ave, GE. 1858. s am. to pm.
MURRAY g. MILLER, general contracting
and renodeling Interiors exteriors, paint
Ing and paper hanging: roofing and siding;
cam, tolO pm. CHI. 1145 or Vienna Us
REMODELING,. repairing, painting, floors,
roofing and siding. Taylor 1928. IA"
CALL US-Painting. landscap ping, hauling,
mouse cleaning, sanding floors. HO. 5970.
CALL sH. 47s1 FOR PAINTING and paper
ing: courteous, efficient service; FHA loans
Evening star., 1947-08-14
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, concrete, cement work. foot
ings. driyeways, porches. basement floors,
GEA AT ass4 or GR aad 55s new
ADDITIONS. remodeling, carpentry, plumb
ing, plastering, painting, etc; free esti-
HAMToN ssf S 9eRsE dSHh 6o 5arf kE sz
ALL BRANCHES of home construction,
siAs bHdset payments anp reDs Phone Av wIIK9NMAY XII
coNsTRucT1oN CO, WA, 6154' 1o-2 and
ALUMINIUM STORM WINDOWS and com
bination aluminium screens-No painting
phone WI. 1888 BETTER HOMES GO
hsPaALT pKlvEwAYs and paving a9sl-
tty work at reasonable prices. FAIRFAX
DRIVES CO., FA. 14s4, Elmwood .621.
BRIcKLAYING CONTRACTOR, no Job toe
sFff sGfEDfNG Sa ASD AT f5ER fK5EEPRA1R1scA types OF
we finance. FIR, 36o6 and ow. 6o7O. --25
CARPENTRY, brick and cement and else- lee
ing, nreproohne. Save 2O3a during july
HupGIMs; Gq. 64Ss and RE; RE; 1852 "A. a..
tom cabinets, store fronts, modern kit
chens. Inselbrick and asbestos siding ap-
RR RRsRs ssRhfRt sfRslf GS 5e9s NO $500
"coNRGRRTE AS R5RR Iais iFsIAGsToNE"-Do you need
n Ssso DAY or EN-. 1874 ewes, vINaTSoN
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, nagstone
terraces, walks. chimneys, ireplaces. ce-
ment driysways. porches. retaining walls
Rte a0rnsrs ahss lane RocE
FENCES. all types: wood. picket; wire,
chain link, Immediate erection, Carpen:
Try, concrete work. Terms, M. w. FENCE
FENCES, chain link. wire. wood; painting.
papering, concrete work and gen. home i'm
p5o@ysments YEN sEEbXE 4b11 CO. DI IS. sssT S:,5
laying, sanding, finishing. cleaning; par.
ING coNTRAcToRs, NC, 1912 wiscon-
s;H GENERAL AsR III HONE IMPROVEMENTS. attic
to basement. porches. walks and fences:
large or small jobs D1. 559l after g I'm
HOME ExPERTs-warm air,
hot water, coal, oil, gas, repairs, conver;
estimates without obligation: OR. 1899,
HEATING-oil furnaces and oil burners,
complete hot-water radiation 2Ta systems Sn with
eNe1NEERfNG ENC fHsETsrS CO. s3aT Ga, Ga ave-. aE.
RI1t; RITCHESs lens fMo!D,ERNIzED, floor to ceiling.
We feature. the famous KitchenMaid
cabinets and Tracy stainless steel sinks;
plaased' general improvements. MODERN
PAINTING and paoering, floor sanding,
water-proofing, roof rep: white mechs. I;
guar. work; est. 1925. GILBERT &
HAMILTON, AID. 5129.
ROOFING, SIDING, storm windows, con-
crete porches, We repair or replace any
part of the house; no money down. pay
ments as low es S5 per mo For a free
estimate. call MR. ISARD, Taylor 9427.
STONE WORK-Quality stone work. flag
stone terraces, patioS and walls; also con-
crete driveways and walks; garages Of Gin
der blocks or frame: as long as 3 to years
to pay; estimates without obligation. CHI.
T76I -17
contractors; residential commercial. Call
us for estimate. Alex. $3.50. 16'
HYATTSVILLE CONTRACTING C0.-Roof-
ing, siding. guttering, painting. papering:
all work guaranteed; no down payment,
low monthly terms For free estimate.
call WA S4S6. days or evenings.
Evening star., 1947-08-14

lators, once ssuipt al, kinds; to- top ass pF1ee
AIDING MACHINES. typ.ur,ters.. ealeaI.-
sSSi ssSsns snS iSf aRd co ss i4th &
ANTIQUES, silvervare: in any condition;
ID. HG9s5 z; iss$ az s,s
ANTioUEsMFIxniture. china. glass, relics,
For % Courteous attention. call cH. s1o1;
Notwithstanding. brio a-brac. china.
slasfware, rugs silvsswars, .u Panty pnIiInntnnaEyS' IS
BfEDRoOM. dining room or contents Of
homes; will pay cash or sell on cSmmission apn
SEDsoo% Ms sS %GvsS sGirEs Dining room suites
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
bab.R In ay possb. pre.
matter what you have to sell. please call
5oSsS Sxs Mk koAP HhAPY AM NJ soIS Ssao o, al. de-
pc.sSle DssRssns Cash Ms priess PAID
STORE. 72l 9th st. NV. ME. 5996. -1s
fss1 cs R WEISS ka sf!dRs
!. ssRs' movie
5ppesiss bsps of Justice sSf re- E. s4s "
CAMERAS and eauip;;TGet , our iTee e az. ,2-
praisal before you sell so sOMMEHES WalH 81. cam N
eauipment wanted. soMMER.s CAMERA
EXCHANGE. l41O New York ave NV.
Si.s elosSi11 sssaAss eisss ri? iias T.
DIAMONDS, jewelry vants6-Aighess v,,I1,h q eaan az
prices; free appraisal ARTHUR Markell
Di1noSDs ia n a.a old seie. a,a.end x.ssh..
Rd nUaS a sfs sis; HI .sa 0sif a77s
DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, diamond pocket
and wrist watches. initial, birthstones. dia-
%Sns Ss wfasns ahe. rnfs pre;s Gssts as
iSMs.hi FGks. Hudson & seal and ~ r. maskr.s coat,
GEN1T1EEMWi F8 III Viii buy nA entiis 1 content. or
np sdd PIECES ses Ss &c sah ,.sT. pTss' sSyPs
FURNITURE. apt. or full ,houss: highest
cash PRICES; Is 1pga prompt removal. 1--WE DO NOV
FUtRNITTRE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy suites;
sday osa D1sas nR q Rap snFs H% aSm: ssa Please call
FURNITuRENWanted mahos. din. rm.
suite: also mshos; twin or deubls bedTm
secretary or break front. etc. ia. 2ll2.
FURNITURE-win buy. If apartment is
available. in vic. Arlington. Phone OIL.
IUkNIEgRE-w,ll buy Esas: turn; il ap.
404-Y, Star. or Elk. 5466. business hrs. 1Ss
FURNITURE WANTED, good grade: also
elec. refrigerator or good upright pie no
Call evenings, Republic 1872. 49,
GOLD-Bring your olo gold, silver. plating
teeth, discasded ievelry. We pay casn
-Graphics. Argus. zeiss
Rollefex and other cameras or movies
| wanted. BRENNER. 933 Pa. ave. NV.
MOVIE CAMERAS, movie projectors. sound
and silent: lenses, editors, ETC.. wanted
5RENNER; 933 Ps; ave. NV: RE 24ya .a.
!5e per 100 pounds: house rags: 81 ,,I.. per
ACE JUNK CO.. 222o Georgia ave. NV
lNEWSPAPERs wANTED-Newspapers SOC
per 100 pounds; books and magaSines.
| 75c per 100 pounds; house rags, - per
WAsHINGToN RAG 8 BAG CO.. 2l5 L
oIp.FxsRioSgp 81 nE M ND pictur. frames. clocks;
Tor cash. phone I'M. 4205. 80
PHOTO and movie cameras. lenses: nEH ~
est prices paid in cash; srade.ln 5hrN-
NER, 033 Pa ave. NV. RE. A34.
PIANOS. grand. upright. splnet or sp.
size. any size, any condition. VIII Pay
fiANosW fisnN " WWASTrnaD-coLoNIAL PLANO So, &C.
| pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 4o'o
| for courteous appraisal .on-
PLUMBERS BRASS. scrap iron. SCRAP ,.e. Sop
per. lead: scrap aluminsm; H,Enss,o sao PFC co'
g,ie wAsHINGTyoss soSA nAa g SA' W.
Evening star., 1947-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

or movie o1tfit; largest selection Of cam
eras. projectors. en1argers, electric expo
sure meters, Hash guns, carrying cases,
papers, chemicals. photo books and 1900
mSre items. We buy and trade. See us!
BRENNER PHOTO CO.. 933 Pa. ave. NV.
OPP; Justice Dept, catalos freei
trumpets, comets, drum sets, guitars
etc. at low prices. Phone Ma. 3223
JORDAN PIANO CO., 1016 7th st. nv
-l5
ADDING MACHINE, electric: $3.50: like
ADDING MACHINE. 1o-bank, Allen vale,
desk model: excellent cond. $50 Wash
ingtou Bldg. EX. o4a1. --16
Evening star., 1947-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WAkTEp.

with experienced operator
for hire, land clearing, excavating., grad
ing. road building. stump removal. FA
l264-J IL
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POULTRY end EGGS
cAnI and LIVE STOCK.

JaNEs FEED sTORE. s19. < st. NV.
ME. O0s9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
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HORsE, bay gelding, yrs. old; well broken
ia combination riding or work: Tessonaniss.
Cali VIARWooD STABLES, Alex. SSsS
HORSES boarded: all box stalls: In -
section. For Information, dial vi. 5spA.
ssnpIy HORSE, mare, MAHOGANY bay,
ia hands. years old. hns eonsormation'
ssntIs: S4Ofl. Call MI. 4731. III