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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03

feathers Of BOWS. Turbans also
have come into their own once
more, especially for dinner wear,
done in lush materials such as
velvet or lame, to contrast with
furs.
The beret also is back in the
running not the simple little
Basque cap of schoolgirl fame,
but new, deliberately drapped YER
sions.
The coming season provides a
field day for milliners, as practi-
cally every hat is draped, sculp-
tured and manipulated. Simple
blocked crowns and straight brims
oro fouy orI for haty,ao,o
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03
Heavy Winds Blown
Down Large Tree

High winds and a down pour of
rain struck Wrightsville Beach
yesterday evening, it was report
ed by Police Chief w. R. Wigs.
The storm lasted just a few min
utes.
During the peak of the blow a
tree was blown across the high
way near the Gulf Oil station on
the Inland waterway, but traffic
was not held up. The tree was
removed by the State Highway
commission.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03

the doll hat. Next season, a hat
is going to be an important prof.
ect, not just an afterthought.
F'avorite silhouette of the ad-
vance fall collections is the
bloused or draped beret crown
combined with a cloche, cuff or
melium o~ff-face brim. Often this
generous piece of h%eadgear, which
by the way, fits snugly down on
the head all the way round, is
ufrther elaborated by feathers,
fur, %glittering rolls Of metallic
lame " poufs of velvet or satin.
The dramatic wide brim is in
high favor, sometimes extended
further NV side TRIMMINGS If
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03
SOCIAL CALENDAR
MONDAY

$50 D. m.-The Woman's society
of Christian service Of the
Trinity Methodist church
will meet this afternoon in
the church. Members are
asked to note the change Of
time of meeting.
800 .. m.-The executive commit
tee of the Woman's council
of the First Christian church
will meet this evening at the
church, Third and Ann
streets.
TUESDAY
3:30-The circles of the Woman's
Missionary society of the
Southside Baptist church will
meet as follows:
Mrs. E. E. Herring. 2115
Barnett avenue.
2-Mrs. Dan Kelly. GOT South
Second street.
3-Mrs. R. H. Peterson, 3O5
Castle street.
Mrs. Greet Craig, Jr., 315
South 18th street.
This circle will meet at 8
o'clock.
Nearly 80 per cent of Mexico's
2z,000,0OO people r wholly Indian
by blood.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03
SUNDAY, AUGUST Z. 1e47

Bv DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Fashion Editor
The bigger the better is the
world for fall hats
determined not to be outdone
Nv the dress designers, who have
u red up a Nationwide storm Of
controversy over the radical
changes in the new silhouette,
n,iufners also have prepared some
checkers for fall.
As hips bulge and shoulders
drooD according to the fall de-
orees Of the designers, hats also
grow larger and more elaborate.
Cone is the day of the beanie and
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03

Nearly 80 per cent of Mexico's
Y, 900, 1000 people are wholly Indian
by blood.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03
WOMEN DEMONSTRATE

SAN JOSE, Costa RIGA, Aug 2
thousand women, waving
flags and singing the national
anthem. demonstrated in front OF
the presidential palace today de-
manding equal electoral rights for
all Costa Ricans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03
P ERSONALS

Miss Dorothy Schrumm of New
ton, is the weekend guest Of Miss
Jacqueline Thompson at her home
in Oleander.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Thompson
have returned to the city afttr a
short stay in Charlotte.
Mrs. Ha rriss Northrop and
young son, Harriss of Charlotte,
arrived Friday to spend a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Northrop of G~reenville, who are
spending their vacation at
Wrightsville Beach.
Mrs. J. D. Lewis and daughter,
Catherine, LETT yesterday for Blow
ing Rock where they will spend
a week.
MI. and Mrs. John William Men
efee and son, John William, Jr.,
Of Washington, D. c., have taken
an apartment at 300 South Lumina
avenue, Wrightsville Beach for the
month of August.
Halbert J. Blue of Pmehurst, is
a guest at the Ocean Terrace hotel
at Wrightsville Beach.
Judge and Mrs. Hunt Parker OF
Roanoke Rapids, are vacationing
at the Ocean Terrace hotel on
Wrightsville Beach.
Mrs. Garvin May and son, Man
ley Baker May and Miss Shirley
Baker have returned to Burling.
ton, after a vacation at Wrights'
vile Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capus Waynick Of
Raleigh, are spending some time
at the Ocean Terrace hotel on
Wrightsville Beach.
y \
Mrs. Robert c. Mode of 104 Car
DINA Beach road, is convaiescing
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
E. B. Noritis, 2649 Adams street,
following a major operation at
James Walker Memorial hospital.
Mrs. w. D. Morton and Miss
Jackie Cowan, niece of Mrs. Nor
ton, have returned to their home
in the city after visiting Mrs.
Morton's son, W. D. Morton, Jr.,
in Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Mildred Thomas and Miss
Carolyn King are spending a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Thomas
in Jacksonville, Fla. While there
they will visit in St. Augustine and
Daytona Beach. On their return
home they will stop in Jesup, Ga,
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. L..
L. Strickland, sister of Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Macon Womble
returned to the city after spend
ing two weeks in New York and
Charlottesville. Tommy Womble
has also returned to the city after
spending two weeks in Charlottes-
vile with his cousin, Tom Bailey,
who accompanied him home for
several weeks on Wrightsville
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Bowman
and young son, and Mrs. Charles
H. Clark moved last week to their
new home on the southern ex-
tension Of Harbor Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Newton and
sons, Fred and Robert, of Phila-
delphia, and Miss Clara Newton
of Kelly, visited their uncle, M.
C. Leonard and aunts, Mrs. Sudie
and Mary Lou Leonard, and Mrs.
Maude L. West at their home, 311
South Front street this past week.
Miss Anne DuRant left Thurs
day for a two weeks stay at Folly
Beach and Charleston, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. David M. Brink
ley Of Washington, D. c., arrived
Saturday morning to spend their
vacation with Mr.. B%rinkley's fami-
ly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03

bridge luncheon Of the carolins
Yacht club on Wrightsville Beach
Members have been requested
to make their reservations with
the Yacht club not later than !
p m on Monday Mrs Lewis r
Ormond is hostess for the month
The game begins at II o'clock
and luncheon is served around
1:30 o'clock
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03
SUMMER WEDDING

TOMAHAWK, Wis, Aug 2|P)-
It was truly a summer wedding:
May June, daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. John July, became the BRIDE
of Frank Welke, o Of MIR. and
Mrs. August Welke.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03

Miss Betty Ann Rhodes Of Ar
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03
Teresa FarroW,
J. D. nett
Engaged To Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Farrow of
this city, announce the engege-
ment of their daughter, Teresa
Marion, to Jack D. Bennett, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bennett of
Wrightsville Sound.
The wedding date will be an
nOunced later.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03
ORGANIZE

RENO, New, Aug. 2-P)-Reno's
biggest gambling clubs, combined
today to eliminate special prizes
and otherwise lower the odds for
the players.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-03
Yacht
Club Luncheon
Set Wednesday

Mrs William j. Crabs and
Mrs Ben H Cobb will be hostess
es this Wednesday at the weekly
Evening star., 1947-11-12
Republican Leader,
Split on Extension
OF Rent Controls
By the Assoeiofsd Press

Wide disagreement developed
among Republican leaders today
over the politically potent issue Of
extending rent controls.
On the heels Of a statement by
Senator Mccarthy, Republican, OF
Wisconsin that he is afraid 1t Is
going to be impossible" to continue
the ceilings beyond next February
20, Chairman Wolcott of the House
Banking Committee told reporters:
IF it appears to us that the de-
mand will not have been reasonably
met for rental homes by March /,
then we will have to give considera-
ton to extension of rent controls in
some form"
Doubt Housing Will Catch Up.
Several members of the Banking
Committee, which handles rental
legislation, have said privately they
do not expect rental housing to
catch up with demand by the ex-
piration date of the present law.
Senator Mccarthy, vice chairman
of a Senate-House committee on
housing, said at Milwaukee that
present application of the law is
very disturbing" This was an ap-
parent reference to the action OF
Housing Expediter Tighe E. Woods
last week in rejecting recon-
mendation of the Chicago Rent Ad-
visory Board for Is per cent
blanket increase in Chicago area
rents.
Favored Extension.
Earlier, when a per cent in
crease had been allowed in Louis
vile, Senator Mccarthy had said
extension of rent controls would be
all right with him If the expediter
kept on approving recommendations
of local boards.
Mr.. Wolcott, who usually has a
strong following in the House on
legislation dealing with economics
gave his views on rents when re-
porters asked him for statement
on the general prospects for anti
imitation legislation.
He refused to discuss other pos
sible cost-of- living controls pend
ing President Truman's message te
the special session OF Congress
opening next Monday.
Evening star., 1947-11-12

the picture that would offend pub.
lie morals or decency."
But he added:
I'VE are, Of course, dealing with
the public and 1t is not our wish t6
exhibit in any Of our theaters any
picture that, Notwithstanding oul
judgment in the matter, is consid-
cred by any large group Of the pub
lie, such as you represent, to be Of
fensive."
Cardinal Dougherty had demand
ed that both THE Outlaw" and
Forever Amber" be withdrawn
from Philadelphia theaters. In the
event they were not, he threatened
years boycott of the theaters by
the more than 100000 members in
the Philadelphia diocese. He assert
ed both pictures were offensive.
Forever Amber" is continuing al
Evening star., 1947-11-12
IHitIer's Mother-in-Luw
'CIeored of Nuzi Charge
Rx The Assoeiotsd Pres,

MUNICH, Germany. Nov. L.
Adolf Hitler's mother-in-law has
been cleared Of charges that she
was a NaZi.
A denaziflcation court here re-
Gently absolved Frau Franziska
Braun and Is scheduled to rule soon
in the case Of her husband, Wilhelm
Braun.
They are the parents Of Eva
Braun, the blond Bavarian who be-
came Hitler's wife only q few hours
before the committed suicide TO-
gether In a bunker in beleaguered
Berlin in the closing days Of the
war
Evening star., 1947-11-12
Philadelphia 1heater
|WithdrawsThe Outlaw
On Church Complaint
By The Assoeiuied Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-Wn-
liam Goldman, president OF William
Goldman Theaters, Inc. has with
drawn the film "The Outlaw" from
its showing at the Erlanger Theater
in difference to the position OF
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty OF
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Goldman, In a letter to the
archbishop OF the Philadelphia
Catholic diocese, said II hope that
you will clearly understand that we
still believe that there Is nothing In
Evening star., 1947-11-12

League TO appoint Negroes to the
State Board Of Welfare and to the
various county welfare boards 20
as to acquaint officials with the
needs and viewpoint Of the Negro
community"
Alexander J. Allen, secretary Of
the league, said that although the
welfare board serves thousands Of
colored families, there is no colored
person on any Of the county boards.
Evening star., 1947-11-12
jap Population Up 5 Million

TOKYO. Nov. IL (Pp-Gen. Mac
.Arthur's headquarters said today
that Japan's home population has
increased more than 100000 in less
than two years to a record 1920, $40
Most Of the gain was due to the
repatriation Of nationals, many OF
them losr3 broad. .------..J .
Evening star., 1947-11-12
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVEh ISETEN L.
FALSE Teeth
Thot Loosen
Need Not Emborross

! Many wearers of false teeth have suf-
tered real embarrassment because their
the wrong time. Do not live in fear of
this happening to you. just sprinkle, 9
little FASTEETH, the alkaline (non-actd)
more firmly, so they feel more comfortable.
Does not sour. Checks plate odor"
(denture BREATH. Get FASTEETH at any
drug store.
Evening star., 1947-11-12

the Fox Theater here. A Fo1
spokesman said previously the film
would be shown as long as 1t die
business at the box office,
Evening star., 1947-11-12
Lane Is Urged to Give
INeqroes Welfare Posts

BY the Atsoeiotsd Press
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL. - Gov.
Lane has been : asked in q let
ter from the Baltimore Urban
Evening star., 1947-07-03
FARM ond GARDEN,

RoToTILLERS NOW AVAILABLE : The
Tor Reconsideration. scHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
l19 Carroll st. Takoma Park D c.
TRACTORS and everything for the farm,
trucks. trSilerS; must be sold in 80 days;
new OWNER, FA @l90, after 6.
SpRAfNG for Ihf SosTS TarH q
81 PSg'itS ass@ '" NELL I . 4S'AA SEW E4 fN
SPRAYING and tree removal-Now is ths
time to do your spraying; protect your
valuable shade trees and shrubbery from
current infestations and by this you pre-
vent the japanese beetle from gaining a
slrable trees remeved. Feeding, pruninFTii nn1Ti
JsHHiies 5. II BuRToN. Ftie9 va va isS7 aSS 'S'"'s
TREE REMOVAL. spraying, pruning, top
KELLY'S TREE SERVICE, Du, 2aS2. a
TOPsOIL, fill dirt and road gravel for sale
by the load. FIR. 557S:
rock saTdenss dtishponds' retatn;nE walls,
Ss6Tf ESop NS Sone GkASEh H2SfHff for s
roads and driveways: delivered and spread
by truck. Phone WA. 32l7. II"
POWER SPRAY with D,D.T,, for Jap
beetles: reasonable rates; immediate senrv-
SoDDING, lsndscaping, gardening, plant
sPRAYiNG P i IF FOR JAP BEETLES, other in
seets, use DOT; COLUMBIA TREE sERV-
GARDEN Den TRACToRs with all equipment
will do the, iob neeesssry on a 3ne-horSs g
BANK RUN GRAVEL delivered and spree d..
S7pS %
Evening star., 1947-07-03
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT, and LIQUOR. mostly bar
oa FP0d mSnhy
able rent, nets $4,000 year, large; seat
ing capacity. modern equipment; substan-
LARGE STORE and apartment, now being
per per- mo; will sell right. 1916 st. ne.
GROCERY MEN. ATTENTION = Sam
Chantker q CO; has lust listed . sr1n nEmbe1 ea
SAM cHANTKER & CO. 26o2 Conn. ave,
onR Statesmen are daily bringing in new
listings for every type of business. II you
are. thinking Of going into business, please
I'll II sor eo sSo5 eonn ave sA
pas. $500 a week; eolorsd NV; peish. i i:
sGS and neEa reDresents sa the the best for $ Buy il
azRs Ell IL R5is iSS
SWHANfEbasoda SH FED " Il fountain concession; full
sansss sn'sp e years in
GROCERY GROCERY STORES. We have a very
eeaPae peeEetbook. el'es Cal Mr. Baron with HARRY
RADIO RADIO AND ELEcTRIC CaPPLIANcE-oat-
qualified to take complete charge OF es-
tabIished retail radio and appliance store;
must have proven records: give complete
information in first letter; confidential.
Box 397-M- Star. ID
BEAUTY SHOP with q 5-room brick bunga-
low; this shop is located in weli-popu-
lated area and the only shop in this com i.
munity; the shop showing an income OF
approximately $1,000 per year. For more
a713 Georsia ave, SH. 1141; ewes, sH.
1884 -5
GROCERY STORE, NV. section; doing
81 200 weekly; owner leaving city; priced
for immed sale. CLIFFORD SHERTzER
CO., RE. 2705; eyes,, Wo. e1e1.
Evening star., 1947-07-03
BOATS,

WE SERVICE ali makes of outnoard mo.
tors; price is reasonable. Sc, SALES
CO. ?3z 1lth st. Sc r,. ,o,.
RICHARDSON sedan m and ..dbSt! sports Ion Gom-
las Air Skiffs. Harvey-Wells Ship-to-Shore
iivery. ifseis:' hGT The u JACK sToNE CO, INC. GL.
MIRlNE SUPPLIES, paints: rope. IRE s..
rine engines, SO to 300 h.p:; fishing tackle:
FRANK DEL VEScH1o g SON. 1912 llts
ss-H.P. JOHNSON, b-ap, Sea King, new
14-foot boat; boat trailer. Call sH $50
oUTBoARD MOTORS ron RENT BY gay
or week SHERIDAN oUTBOARD RENTAL
CO. 6135 Georgia ave-: GE. 304Q q
STAR, 22-ft. open sailboat. No. IL ex-
cellent condition. Just painted and deck
Fsady tR sP eyne soHT ,sans5s6 YAP
foisS'iIts FOX long OCRuIsEs-eood Fla. boat:
42-ft. cruiser. 12I2-ft. beam; new Chrys-
Ter Royal. with reduction gear eaGipoise d,1taE
ready to go now Equipment includes:
~ v charger. Propahe cooking stove, foam
rubber cushions. ship-to-shore radio, biRe
! blower, automatic electric pumps, many
other items. Cali Mr.; TAYLOR. D!. ia
real boat, this is 1t. Price, Sl2 600. 4
| SAILBoAT-Practically new; Marconl rig,
comet class; complete with Egyptian cot
fon sails will sacrifice for S575. Phons
GAR WOoD 1s-ft utility boat, 81 p:
chryslsr marine engine Americss tg d.',vsqsS most
guaranteed; easy terms. Call Mr.. BLANK
ARCADE PoHT1Ac s2SI CO. l437 irving st.
CONTINUED on Next Pageo
Evening star., 1947-07-03
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

Statesmen (mD, home improvements;
aTHw and oom sr SidS medes
car, sales, 500. See Mr.. Paul at BOYD'S.
1888 F. Ma. 1888.
wANTED-10O efficient office help of all
kinds, male or female, full or part time;
free registration. EX. $3.50, Br. % or 30
LADIES, experienced as baby sitters. For
appointments, call Elk. $3.50, Br. 25 or 81
TYPIsIs. $40 wk. 81, enc Silver Spring,
Md, others in D. c.; typist. finance CO.
$3.50 mo; teletype operator, Alex. S14o
mo; FBx operator; 2 meals and S2e wk !;
Feed or Miss Knight at PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 G St, MA. 60SS or MA.
Assoc. SECRETARY, 5-Gay week. start
$500 no; futu-e. stenos. .-receptionist,
SIS Wk. stenog. Silver Spring. Md, 500
100 new applicants daily for current open
snss WeIeows 9vS See Miss Lee g@c OF Miss
BRICKLAYERS t6l, good salary, S-hr. day.
SMITHS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1885
] ( n
Evening star., 1947-07-03
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BoAKpLNG in new Esnpe, ps,.s Ia mESDoWs WI!sf t5S@
RENNELs, 600 Marlboro pike Sc, HUI
COUNTRY COZ TRY BoARnING-Mos modern Ken.
nels, S. per week. miles Peace Cross
tFMsS PsfsSsf fshEPHEsD hTP Rfs PTPpIEs Axe reg
Phone FSneiep SILVER Spring 0os4. j. J. DEGER1NG.
vACATIoNERs- your, dog In sanlII
tary, we'll, supervised kennels, individual
indoor kennels with shaded private private out nS
ds1fveTy d,df Tyns oARMoNT lSRStsS FARM KENNELs
otti: CoCKER RS ssPANiEL: excep beautiful choco-
Pbesd s veal woF%e6 od nGSSa'fa '
~ ". Greenway blvd, Falls Church, va.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, weeks old. ready
for delivery; sired by Champion Nlckey,
also older dogs, tno better companion.
) Oiis miles ese 1irst place adj, auartcrmas'ef
Perm G1E9RMaS ~ POLICE Ice PUPPIES. excellent COM
CoCKER PUPPIES, black, blond, Axe
immssisfe TeglsssiEed pfscements easement peff VII 555
BfsoARDiNG~Gi your dog q ,Vaetion too.
r. D. LINDSEY, Colesville, Md, 81. o39S.
DOGS AND CATS boarded week ends or
longer; heated kennels pickup, Y,vI SeEylGs, r WFN
veterinary SupeThlSlOu ANA'''
NELS 4215 Conn. ave, WO. o"23
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-Boarding bath
ing and grooming; cocker. spaniel puppies:
champion cookers at stud; TO; oi3e; q
21d md p4nh S o Sa FsS ana al TS
prDiGRpEp TG5 RP s epcker Spaniel male
beautiful markines il mos old, has had
st shots; registered 10 championS.. IN
ternationcl champion must sacrifice SO.
Ph1anGs BnaGLE FL HOUND otSi PUPS. mos old eisinls
ior Axe registration also ! rabbit hound
IIa yrs. old, registered WI. 64"" m.
ELAcR IL PP;EDIGREEp Persian male cat pct,
WA. 63!H. after pm ,o,. - -,
small nail breed. Apply u c ST. sc. .--6
2 LITTLE LADIES IN RED. wks old. out
Of the famous Knotty Notes. Irish Sc Ter
BY % IA GhamPSnshlp1 a11 Sealas femais
frish h!sG Setter Sci puppies from fsld and show
stocks. Phone Alex. 0657 or OV. 2574. ii
vAcATIoNERs-Boar your dog II !, s. Ssnii nj (;
aIy xsfne5S atstde sTsde
Vs4y 0nSAsfKERRo 6SAKRoNr 5f'e' FARG Rsfu0k sR
6SstasaTSD Pdp FdpFfs hfRaft Axe 'T
male, $50: l red female. and black
females SAC sseh ESSs!sg! eff Rfp1NG s9F
Ga. INQUIRE OR 2299. - =
KITTENS, Maltese parents; attractive,
healthy and full of run. Free to GOOD
nome. Phone OR 3776. Will deliver. 4
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. also stud
service Gail Alex. 09S0.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe regis
tered all colors available, from weeks to
< months: champion cocker at stud: prices
reasonable Rockville 2644. D
ENGLISH BULLDOG. male; 3 mos. %;
white beautiful, house trained: excellent
bIoodline WA 1888 . :,
KRISS KROSs KENNELS, boarding all
breeds grooming and bathing; cocker
studs and pups. Fairfax LIZ. -
Evening star., 1947-07-03
ADDTNG MACHINES, typewrlters. calculs-
tors bought and sold and rented. RE. 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st

ADDNS MAGNEs sns ~ ssntss Rs sacr.
UNfrEp tHS SIS<s <TYPEWRrTER CO. s1s 14th st
iators, ofice equip. all kinds: top prices
paid. DI. 1879; ewes, sun, co. 1922 -3
tat at 14th and q stsj Me 6o7s :,
BaBis T eay dgns CASH on sell e
SION, We do moving storage, IA. 293i; trrs 20
BLDRM SUITE oaddn add dr best prcss
BFbRooM fad a9ooS afHh sHIfEs, a dining 9 room suites
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges ana
once onee viii vii pay highest possible prices, Nc
tadsy' @sssss Mr.. IR GRADY, NA. @65o: .,ra .ooa
rs5d Books p'rS BouGhr Gf eashnfs ASp soLp t. ali
scriptions We need your books M Highest 1e,s,
RooR RSSsRes s7oRE sass oh ST. an nw Me- sos
CAMERAS and eauip-Get our free sp-
CAMERAS. CAN ali types. movie equipment. all
asssssSTfs 9e9sht at oaa highest ps ave- DT5ess
cpapIEkA eppI1fkisA Rspt Il .us prefsr odns
reflex; Call MR.; WEISS; RE, ad I43a: iensss and
eAmaKAsvtdfA eantpment wanted. soMMER's CAMERA
EXCHANGE, 141O New York ave. NV.
CLoTHiNH-Hignsss Prisss ss osia soE ~ men q
ns' n'sa 'lfinssse aa sse7 stsaAss oHsa s7s. VI Yin e.
ssS'sSa4 s::s ssss w.; viii s.Ii
naddgd ana dissarded jeseiss' Cash paid. ERsEsT
sTEK s sb st 1stS aoLD D~ diamond n aS poctt
and wrist watches initial. birthstones, dia :
mond wedding rings: other jswelry and
Pas fFs' NV Y5Rk hsReso Co. 'S
ID,IEAMoNHD,ss, I,E jewelry wanted-Highest cash
prices: free appraisal ARTHUR MARkEh'
FuRSITURE FIJI Il; E'G and household effects of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy suitsSii ii
edd 9sssy Dfaf MR eE gRspY snre NH sea e@
removal: household or apt. odd pieces
FWTsfSrTREHghest Wf a. nsTns e9 CASH prices for
tire contents or fair r-sized portions Of
homes or apts Refined cWSHRTteGIS IIFFy ssyyiGe st
GAS aiSn RANGES. ING a aps e; and othes sizes asx
used; city or bottled sas ACNE sos1 STOVE
4. Kahn: NC: So years At cay r g ny; 4
GOLF CLUBS used set Tfh stss1 E sas4s' hs4s
ICEBOXES. new and used; large stock
ACME FURNITURE & STOVE CO., l0ll
7th st. E.w., Ma. S952.
KODAKs-Speed-Gr -Graphics. Argus, Zeiss.
Rolleifex and other cameras or movies
wanted BRENNER. 9$3 Pa. ave. NV.
MOVIE CAMERAS, movie projectors, SOUND
and silent; lenses, editors, etc. wanted.
BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2434
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames, clocks
furniture. glassware and china bought fol
cash Phone EN-. 1905,
OVERSIZE double box springs and mattress
MRS. LUTHER L. MILLER, Woodley 1872
PHOTO and movie cameras. lenses. high
est prices paid in cash; trade-in. BREN-
NER. 933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2434.
PIANOS, grana. upright, splnet or apt
size, any size, any condition: viii pa'
PiANos fTsn WANTED, COLONIAL PIANO co
pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma
4S71 for courteous appraisal.
REFRIGERATORS WANTED, regardless
Of make n1 $50 81 sond' will pay cash. OIL So 5s4'
SEWiNG MAcHINEs-we buy all types
repair hemstitching, buttons covered
size: also furniture. ACME FuaN1TURl
e. STOVE CO., loll 9TH st. NV. MA. s952