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, 1949-02-09
Holiday" Moguzine
Features St Croix
On 7 Pages

Holiday, one of the main
lands foremost magazines,
features st. Croix on seven
pages of its February issue.
The story was written by Toni
Robin, Associate Editor Of the
Magazine.
Two mainland beauties,
were photographed on the
dock at Christiansted display
ing a tWo-piece suit and a one
piece; on the following pages
were: a scene from the Danish
Fort (atop the Police Station)
from which the Hotel-on-the-
Cay could be seen; a scene of
one end of the Cay, then a
party with the we'll known
calypso singer known to Cru
clans as "Siple". Other scenes
included the front of the Gov
ernment House showing it was
erected in 1880, the market
place on the wharf, the "Wi-
dow's Walk" atop the Luther
an Parsonage, the beach at
Continued on Page A.
, 1949-02-09
Sweden Vents
scandinavian Pact:
NorwaY Disuqrees

SWeden's prime minister
has reported that his govern
ment has proposed a Scandina
Wan alliance but that while
Denmark favored it, the Nor
wegians, however, rejected it.
The premier said that Sweden
does not want to- take part in
any plans that would lead to
war on one country or another
after 145 years of peace. !,
Norway, in the meantime,
through her Premier, is in
Washington discussing the
proposed W western Atlantic
pact. This, despite the obvious
threat of the Russian govern
ment.
Gustave Rasmussen, Danish
said that his coun-
try is seeking information on
the proposed North Atlantic
pact, before taking further ac-
ton.
, 1949-02-09
Schade Explains Employment
Of Foremen, TimeBeeper

Vice President Axel Schade
has explained the reason why
several men were taken on at
the Virgin Islands Company re
Gently, and assured the news
men that they were not there
to replace natives that are now
holding jobs.
Colon Morret, the Planta-
ton Manager, who is also in
charge of the factory opera
tons, is convinced that there
should be a greater yield per
acre here, and that with the
new methods which include
the use of fertilizer he is posi-
tive he can get a yield of TWEEN
.ty tons to the acre instead of
the present fourteen.
AS an added insurance that
his program would be success
full he requested three fore
men who worked with him in
Puerto Rico and also a time
keeper, all of them to serve
one year. The reason for so do
ing was because he was. un-
known to the persons with
whom he must work. The
timekeeper is for the purpose
of instituting a new system
similar to the one now being
used in the Aguiree factory in
Puerto Rico. This timekeeper
will instruct those already en-
ployed in the new method he
said.
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-02-09
Adriun Keel. R EA
Auditor. Here on
Business

Adrian Keel, auditor for the
Rural Identification Admin
strtion, arrived here on Thurs
day last, and has begun his
work Of checking records of
the division.
Mr.. Keel, whose headquar-
tiers is in Washington, is a ma
tive of Florida and is seeing
the Virgin Islands for the first
time.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
S50,000,000 Pro-
gram Proposed

Mr.. A. B. Bonds, State Educa-
tional Commissioner, directed
Mr.. Ed McCuistion, director of
the division of Negro education,
to make a careful study of in
equalities in Arkansas dual
school system and submit recon
mendations, in his weekly staff
meeting this past week.
The youthful state education
commissioner who formerly
worked in Washington, d. c.,
said: 1--WE are moving as quickly
as possible to equalize education
facilities between the two races"
With reference to recent issue
of Life Magazine, exposing in
CAPABILITIES in West Memphis
schools, the commissioner stated
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
Supreme Court
To Decide Whether
Segregation vio-
lates Basic Rights
OF Negroes

Washington (Atlas. - The
Supreme Court will review the
contention of a Baltimore Negro
that inequalities invariably &C.
company segregation" The appeal
is from a Baltimore court decis-
ion that racial segregation is not
forbidden by the constitution, cas-
long as there are no real Unequal
tiles of treatment"
A third Supreme Court decision
in effect upheld the claims of
group of Negro locomotive fire
men that a union and three rail-
roads sought to deny them their
promotion rights.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
u. S. Supreme
Court Kills Ala.
Vote Law

Washington, d. c. March % =
The United States Supreme Court
in an opinion handed down to-
day declared the Boswell Amend,
ment unconstitutional. The ma.
tons highest tribunal said that
the Alabama vote law which left
it up to the discretion of minor
election officials to determine the
qualification of voters was a de-
vice used for the purpose of
keeping Alabama Negro citizens
from votin.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02

that he was shocked to see such
conditions existing. 81 knew there
were inequalities, but not that
they were so gross. l would like
to see floor program regulating
minimum amounts to be allocated
to Negro schools. | would like to
see this done by moral persuasion
rather than by law. However, it
is necessary that opportunities be
equalized now rather than have
it done by the courts later"
Mr.. McCuistion stated that an
inventory showed in a summary
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
Three Die In
Delta Tornado

Greenville, MSS, March Is
Three persons were killed and
many injured when tornado
swept the Washington County
area last Friday.
The dead all women were
identified as Beatrice Wilson, Lo-
la Lewis, and asirola Vaughn.
Property damage in the Lake
Washington Community especial
ly was reported as extensive due
to high winds and heavy rains.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02

part of a $50,000,000 state foun-
dation program to rectify in
equalities between Arkansas white
and colored schools. That a
state foundation program of $780,.
100000 be set up, so per cent. of
which would be provided by state
funds, 25 per cent. by federal
funds and 25 per cent. by local
funds; that an adjustment be
made in the school salary and law
requiring that an itemized bud
get of money allocated to both
colored and white schools be pre-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
Suitable for Textiles

Although hemp IL the stronger
vegetable fiber known, its qualities
rs a soft spinning thread make H.
more suitable for textile. rug, and
speciality uses than for rope and
eordage where the cheaper hard
materials are predominant In this
country the small prewar domestic
production had gone principally
into specially items such 40 shoe
threads and twir.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02

of existing inequalities, q differ
entail of more than 100000 in
accumulated school buildings and
property. The current expense
differential by per capita tabu-
lation showed total of $4,158,-
$50. Based on population percen-
tages, "a white and Is Negro,
the total differentiation is ap-
proximately $15,0O0,OOO, the di-
rector said.
These recommendation were
submitted by Mr.. McCuistion this
past Monday, March 28th, as a
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
Brookhaven Man
Shot To Death Over
Crap Game

Brookhaven, Miss, March Is
Ollie Wells, 35 was shot to death
here early Sunday morning in
a fight growing out of an argu-
ment over crap game.
Police are hunting for Jesse
James Pevey who is charged with
the fatal shooting.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02

The so-ealled big Hattsras
Blues" weighing UP to II pounds.
which appeared Of the North Caro-
lima coast In 1898, have never re-
turned. Some fishermen say they are
due back In 1949. No one knows why
the blues periodically reach this
size. nor where they come from.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
NEGRO CHURCH PASTORS
N 0 7 IC (
LADY WIN 100000 Cash FOR YOUR
CHURCH
and 100000 Cash FOR YOURSELF

Win 100000 Gosh for yourself and 100000 Gosh for church
New Suit Il Jewel Egn Watch and Diomond Ring will be given
the Pastor the church receiving the 100000 cash. All have
order poirs of beautiful 81 gouee full fashion NIons for
$780, These Nyons sell for ST 40 pair You dollar We
trying build great mail order business We think this
good way advertise Along with your order write letter of Is
words less telling why like Pastor The best letter will
receive 100000 cash for that lady spend for Easter From the
church receive the letters from its members telling why they
like their Pastor will receive the 100000 The Postor will the
Ring Watch and Suit This will be judged percentage
IF church has members. members send in letters and big
church with SO members send 40 letters the church with
bers wins Give of your church and Pastor the number Of
members Any church church member the Sote Of Arkansas
Miss and Tenn enter this contest NIon sizes II to 10 r.
coors New Spring beige gray shadow eoy smoke cloud bonzee
no black moeic If you don't your color ok
for it You Order fee by pnnns dollars
letter. then you buy air mail stomp your letter will be
before Saturday. April 9th This poper will carry
Friday April 18th Any church and its members Miss,
Ark, Tenn, where this poper is sold moy enter
ADDRESS all mail to R. NJ JOHNSTON 4O31 ST. Ferdonond
ST. Louis 13, Mo.
In Case Of Tie, The Church Getting Its Letters In The
Quickest Will VIM
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02

pared and submitted to the state
board of education for approval;
that ALLEGATION Of all local funds
be left to local determination;
that state regulations be modified
to permit two or more local school
districts to combine and support
a single high school, enabling
them to qualify for salary, trans
portation and operating expense
aid funds.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
CaeaO Beans

Cocoa and chocolate are mara
tactured from cseao beans obtained
from latin America and West A.
gsca.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
d winners

d Winners
Henry Hall. en- English artist
painted AZ consecutive winners OF
The Derby
Evening star., 1949-03-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD

LGE. DELE. RM., next bath, inclosed
porch alta chsd for ! or q meals
R% sRt!3nNsl 9Np BB9aRS B9a Sef9 tSr aged or SEMI
invalid person in beautiful pvt. sub
pE5an psan. wT home; 1aks excel. care given.
sEagsHTER's LACE II 500 enr. Conn. and r.,
pvt. pvt bath. available March lie: one
telephones in all rooms. 2 meals
daily including Sundays. Moderate
s7os 5atss: 14ss ho 81. g?oS SN.w-vacancMiesl for
Gransp; also rm. for young man;
$40. wk. including breaffast. SA.
.2oi 18th ST. N.w.-L.tse single;
newly dec: triple; large DOUBLE Sc.
WENpELa fssiE eTEii TERRAcE@Pieasant scEeSHa rms
for young people to share good
food. maid service; excel. transp.;
porches, lawn. recreation rms:
$3.50 per monsh. 1927 Belmont
SUBURBAN MD; for ] or 2. elderly
Iarse house and yard; bus at ddeor.
raE1s II: ss4ei 4eeiHuRcH-Em. pvt gs;s
with household duties and chill
drsp week ends and some ewes. Box
1898 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furn.
rooms for Young ladies and ycuns
men; double or triple. elevator, r''n-
ming water, switchboard. excel. board.
17,4 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Nice bsmr.,
dble.; pvt bath; $50 ca; vacancy
for Q girls. lse. front rm. $50.
14S9 18th ST. N.W.-sgle.. and dble.
to share for men; good g food: siSss
CLUB MASON, 1928 N. Hamp. ave
Lovely double room for girls of
couple. Also room to share WIZ
girl; switchboard service; i've e
Wa shin gtons most exclusive suesI
h6iise. famous for its food and serN
ice, Phone NO. 6770. 10
Evening star., 1949-03-15
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
PUREBREp STUD sERvIcL Of rat
terrier, also chihuahua. Hu. s147
COOKERS at CHEEKY Hill. Quality
breeding Is our hobby. Quality pup
COCKER BREEDERS Association of
VS. ": Gsrs s5s 1N snss ot p. psasFissk pssks
sas sysi'ss 81 Sst HYPs5s f2y
COCKER a Hasi SPANIEL, Axe reg. puppies;
stud service. Call AID. 4sss, am
wASTEDGHoaes I'M i Homes Tor cats and Kit.
DoBERMANS,s female. Is months. Die.
tator bloodline; no papers; good
home essential Call Daleview $3.50
sffc1Af f1se1 { eiTi eoPrER-1 male .lrsd.i., !:
les 5es psSsiI' r. III riB5ffSiDKAs kENNEEs Mi5
S! 81! Sssf:4s sgss ss.:s sss: ssS
rRENca a2as z it pooDLr oS NJ rurriGs. Pies stnd
black. Axe res. wks:, eh; lines
c%SkEh %Sk RRfHFFHnx ffSFFfns, eh Ike gale reg. te.
males; mo. old, ch. lines; SIS
CUUCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. al
colors, My Own Brucie stock Dal.
bloodlines. Champ. cookers at stuc
We deliver Rockville 2644:
SCOTTIE,. 9 weeks old, Axe reg,
black, country home raised; $40
For details ask operator Tor Bowie
COLLIE DOG. reg. champ; stock
Sunday and ewes. sH. 1884, week.
ceockER esss e RPJPfiEs. 3 vks;: black.
and black and, Dthaits, male snd
STUD. .fG Cocker Spaniel, 1s mo; old
champion blood line: reasonable ZEE
Or pick Of litter. Future appoint::
naents aeesptsd; ITNa,222s9so.r TNa 2s9o. rir,.,s rimi,s
tripping and grooming makes
contented pet. For expert home
service call AID. 3467. -ls
Evening star., 1949-03-15
RMS. EuRN.-Mp. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON-Attr. turn master bed
rm. with pvt bath. close to busline.
two employed people GL. l173.-21
LARGE, DESIRABLE sleeping rm: for
one or two good bus connections,
ss dsy s. saturday; oId see et te tenant at ssos
Rainier. RarnsPafM Nd "a Apt sol Directsons: ms:
Go to end of Mt Rainier carlne,
take, Hyattsville bus to Queenstown
ALEXANDRIA. 11e4 Colonial ave
htsslS tlon. II I'm 1923 5!asle fm' COW -iS iN5A
ARLINGTON. yA.-Nice rm and
semipvt. bath for lady; IS min. TO
p G. $40 per week. GIL. 4s7s
AIRLLINGroN-a anturn. rms, 2rd
SILVER sPRING--Larse bright room.
sRriNyaately SigYa.ed 81: 1912 ao7s -oor.
ane prSase ts 5aTh he vtS fSaa sho%s
entire second floor Of modern resi-
cas1Ll ssH 81 1sS4Hotsl ss24: rms. with Il or
Ws:i Waiter eoFS Reed R HOSPITAL r Forest Giess
aRGE siIysr S2G,ns Kn6M M sao Skiy sh o51 s9a rms
IS vkly:; n y; Arlinston. 10 o,E min a,-S 70
ARL.-Room for gentlemen, adj.
bath, cow Pentagon, Navy Annex
and Arl. Hall, unlimited phone. Call
CHI. 1873 after .6 pm. -l6
$500 r. I. AVE. Mt. Rainier. Nice
room in pvt detached home: gentle
man; D. c. carfare. WA. 3232. is
ARLINGTON-Sin room, semlpyt.
bath gentleman preferred. OK.
01G5 10
TAKOMA PARK - Beautifully furn.
twin-bed rm. in mod brick home on
lntersuburban and downtown bus.
line S5 each; bkfst. optional. 81.
631o Id
Evening star., 1949-03-15
PERSONAL

DON'T TAKE A CHANCE-Reweaving
should be done by experts; '33 years
know how with profsss!onal opsr,
wANTED@stud5o .ss5!l s. apt or .,r 5m 1or for
vAcAScY PIC for elderly lady nice place
for summer, large porch. Sligo
HoMI IMPROVEMENT business,
goirs concern, doing good business.
VACANCY for elderly people; $40 mo;
home. % Boz Ala. ia Sta Star. nurse TX w.
day. cal BLUE JAY. "weavers Of
Distinction" Burns. tears. cuts or
moth damase. We call we deliver.
TEACHER Will give boarding care to
boy over 8 in licensed home. UN.
INCOME TAX RETURNS explained
nue. employe. ME. 1884 IS.
ALTERATIONS. an ladies' garments;
prompt and eticient service; open
ASy sS;S oYs sIes c,s An 60 DSi s22I !,
< p skss in soTree. sos s,.nE inv
of 5th ave. n " fnds nothing
too hard to handle. custom made.
restylins. alterations. Centrally To-
Gated at ITO F st; NV. Room 90.
VACANCY n NURsING hOML-cA-
ssS,, as9s nsrsnf ssd s.ta care 81 I'enssS Sofo
building. etc, reas. Free estimate.
VICTOR GEORGE. OV 4627 ewes
Evening star., 1949-03-15
ROOMS EURk.-k.W. tcon,,)

ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tCont.)
THE JAMES. 1921 P st. n.w.-Largs
double rrn.. twin beds, large closet:
Laundry and cooking privils.; S26;
girls only. -15
ROOMS for oficers and ex-ofrcers:
reasonable rates by the day or by
the month; dining room, bar, tele-
sHR&cs elsa.H cn6B afsfs' i5fs 21ss St aa
LARGE AZ sHG MASTER BEpRM.. privst.
bath, clean refined gentle home;
gentleman or employed couple. GE.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. 1-rm. aps.,
cooking utensils furn, refsr, S45.
Also rm, $50. 1424 Belmont st.
1ass s MONROE ST. N.w.-Nestly
furn. bedrm.,, adj. Ice. slassed and
ssspiDyE, SO. be. 'ata sa52. refined ''ntl.nTssn' Ts
AROUND DUPONT CIRCLE. alls
bath, Ink, FriEidaire in rm., very
sis5 Siss r s. s. s'X'-ssus,o sss2 sn:: H..
grill rsfsr.s television, shower. So
MI: II: fIEAsaSr, e s2sar 1882 Kenyon mso St.
eIosrE i9S7 s0Pafi Pakk@2ttraettvely s2S fa9n.
Issga ES9n ans En- ps5es' psssa next to bath; for
1920 ONT. RD. N.w.-Jewtsh lady:
etRsr lsdy RIy s.o s5' plviis ri Be- aRt 7S
2sos Goth ST. NV. 2nd-noor front.
DBL sa, rm.. rn clean and YARN ssle. beds.
$3.50 s7th e. 81! Eo N'Ws. sseo corner or Porter
st,-Larxe air-cond, front rm for
2 business persons; semipvt bath.
Home and surroundings must be seen
to be appreciated. -19
1909 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Dupont
e5ssls socms. i5fssRSu5le Be- s1ss, and 1s sipsl'
BOLIVIAN e cLG6B, 6'' 1888 18th St
Ssle. front rm.,- refined bus woman,
clean, beaut. furn., modern bath.
1740 p ST. NV. THE Churchill
Courtesy. comfort. convenience. Sgle.
rms, 81 up: double rms, $40 vk.
with running water and near bath.
GORDON HOTEL. s1s 18th ST. NV.
Lovely large double rooms with
twin beds and running water; $40
per Ierson week; complete notel
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, l71o New
rated double and triple rooms, daily
maid service and switchboard service.
ALTURAs HOTEL. 1909 sth st ".
Single and double rooms. frepr ooi
BLDG; 24-hr elevator and switch
board service; dining rm. in bldg.
S1.50 day UP HU. 6116.
1924 18th ST. N.w.-Farntngton
Hotel, cow to trans. newly decor
ated; Ice. comfortable outside rms:
24-hour ONCE switchboard and maid
service. Weekly rates. single. SS.75
up: dble.. $3.50 UP. DE, 4750.
1901 x ST. NV. Prince Karl Hotel.
Single or double rms, running water,
near new shower bath; S14, $3.50
2I1O r ST. N.W.-Single room for
man; near bath; sS5 month. Is
room for cultured gentleman or
student. HU. s766. 15'
HOTEL HAWTHORNE 2134 G st.
nW.-Sinsle and double rooms, all
with running water. plenty, Of baths
2147 F ST. N'W.-small single studio
EX 0653. is
COLORED-Attractiv room for en-
ployed, refined lady. DE 1927. lie
COLOREp NICE ROOM in quiet
COLORED-end FLOOR FRONT, twin
beds; for employed couple: privils.
and conven. transp.; quiet home.
coLoREp iiEI J. 1881 EUCLID ST.
Front; employed person. CO. saSs.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
FARM AND GARDEN

BEVERLY TREE CO:-Trees re-
moved. pruning. sprayinF, landscap-
ing: free estimates, sH. 6722. TR.
TbP SOIL. flled dirt. sand, manure.
GARpENs AR iS Flowed WE'D an and % narrowed r
so anywhere Call WI. O6a5: -e1
ninss after $50. LU. 1866.
RICH TOP SOIL d. deHvsrsd H,,,, :, by vsEI.f, Sushe
and save the hauling charges: 342i
14th St ne. DU. 1917 before
DEAD Al or iUNDEsiRABLE trees re.
moved; pruning. seeding. sprayini
and Tree surgery fruit trees prunec
lStaetep E4assn1ssd faIlg lHSuEsa Eo
H2RpY All IA eAzALEAs. all colors, SOC
wholesale and retail. 251o nth st
RsSToI11InR sale, an and seES|es ,;;@
Choremaster and Jacques tractors
dgNR 9ssE Hsiess MoroS t5ss co eH oSo
laSSsdsfE ssGS tsf hvs sERNicE Vic Va "a zv.rsr..ns
tonsoii' scHNEIpERs NURSERY,
dial oper.. Bowie 3051. -15
GARDEN FLOWING. Farmal
tractor: rates reasonable: suburban
Silver Spring, Hyattsville. HAR-
RINGToN. Rises I'd, Hyattsyille
IF fh iT's s. Rich TOP SOIL and lawns
taken taxa c. care sp Of eSa1 S9u want phone VI
COW MANURE. well rotted. $3.50 per
Is bushels, Sc per 10 bushels. So. 90
per bushels, delivered WA. 1893
FLAGSTONE WALKS. terraces. fire.
places, rock gardens, fish ponds.
retaining walls, pipe .drainage. all
kinds of cement work. F. MAR
CUCCIO, Route 3, Horners lane.
Rockville, Md, phone Rockville 1858.
lis
TOP SOIL--Very sood rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reasonable. Call HI. 1888, DICK.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-hortheo,,

1914 18th ST. NE.-Nice young man
wants man roommate, twin beds.
shower bath, near bus and stores.
THE GALENA. 13e B st. n.e.-Nicely
furn. double rm., single beds; laundry
and cooking prlvils. $3.50; girls
2Sl2 JEFFERSON ST. at Bladensbvrs
rd. ne: room furn., LII <. utilities
partly furn.: $40 wk. FIR. 2ooa.
1916 EAST CAPITOL ST. N.E.-Lge.
rm., nicely furn.; gas stove, sinh
Frisidaire. TR. 941O
FURN. RM. with telephone for empl.
CPL home and kit. PRIVILEGES s45.
BEAUTiFGL MASTER BEDRM. with
: pvt bath for 2 seeking the best N
home of refinement; laun. orlvils.,
nr c, y s6 ca. vk.' good t-ansp.
90 E. CAPITOL sr.-1hk. room,
gas range, refgr.; utll.; S45 per no.
c. z. yIc.-Lovely lse. studio bedrn..
twin beds. pvt entr-, conven. trensp.
pg, 00$a after pm. ID
coLoRIp1Ls3ss 81 SRi = 1,3Ss IS 18th llsi sr-L2rgs
$3.50: aiso share room for young
man, So; home privileges. NO.
CoIoREp-1s4s RosEDA1E ST. Ne.
Nice furn. rm with cooking prlvi-
ieees FIR 0215 -15
Evening star., 1949-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH, typewriters. Gales, cash
DI. 1872; CO. 1925 ewes, Sunday.
ANTIoUEs-Furnitu pric-a -Drac,
china. glassware, rugs. silverWare
paintings; highest cash prices paid
ANTIQUES. bric-a-nrac. CHINA, silver
ware. old 1swelry' CUPS, saueers Anv
STONE. 5s5 6 nv. Sterling 74es
BEDROOM, dining room. contents OF
IA. se3T, after : pm, GE. 1915
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD Of all
descriptions We remove books at
STORE. 721 9th st. NV, NE. 1895
BOOks-All types of books wanted:
Of books. eEoRGE FRIENDS BOOK
sH9p; g eundsys sHH gfh I'll P"' & Open eyes, until
CAMERAS all types; movie equip
est prices BRENNER PHOTO Co,
933 Pa ave. NV. free parking near
rear entrance. RE. 2434.
men mems &c clothing I'M; typeXTi.s5I; muylesl
100 Fla, ave, NV, MI. 1914
CLOTHING-Highest prices for mems
nssd Use clothing ME- BERMAN's IaaA 81, 1lGG III
oiAMoSps s.; sV old M zoid e ana sllver; w el. ei
cash paid ERNEST BURK. INC
H14 18th st. NV
DIAMONDS, .sold, platinum. teeth
SSus u pazshs;ss fso small ses
RhRY REhisss do: R5'a 7,s Shn 7tS St 1GSs ns 'E"
FURNITURE-Your entire household
ssn!sn'' s2ess Rs IS ''ssii EeH III fshshs sts
rtRSirukE-Wiii s ii f. %SsS' ou, ent,r. con.
ware china. bric-a-brac. Buyina
VS. V NS96S S5' ssS E'' and SdS' . 't' s' n.
FURNITURE wANTED-Entire house
hold or individual pieces; cash:
discreet service. CO. 1856. is
FURNITURE-Hishest cash prices,
entire contents or fair size amount.
roy s9ytms 1sst us Fssulss 1916 can MR. DUFFY Fg
FURNITURE-Household goods Of all
kinds. old china. cut glass highest
cash prices. RE, 1904, 10.
furniture Of all kinds: entire home
can MIR JAMES. phone Ma. $3.50.
GoLD.HrlnE ,you, old sod. plat.
pay @ sa.e4 a. RAIN. 2liiisoef nc IS years
MAPLE DINING SUITE, SO drawer
PiANos4We 1aS'- pay hishest cash prices
for spinets, small uprishts, srands.
COLONIAL PIANO co, MA. 4s7O
P1ANOS-Grand, up-lknt. splnet, or
apt size: any size any condition;
we'll pay cash. SH. 3039.
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags-Highest prices
oaid, II you cannot deliver your
ascnmuls t,ons; please phone US
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags: highest prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your ac-
cumuiations. please phone us. ACE
JUNK CO., 222o Georgia ave. NV,
sEW1NG5 MAcHINEs-w. buy all
types; repair. hemstitchlne. buttens
covered, pleatlns 716 18th St NV
RE. 1900 RE o311
STOVES, RANGES. ice boxes and
heaters. ACME STOVE CO., 1011
7th St NV. MA. S952
AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 31a
desires to obtain Eisenhower jackets
and cd. trousers. Otis e51s. Ii
AM INTERESTED IN buying silver
ware. any condition: china. brlc-a.
brac. old jewelry DORA KRUPSHAW
MILESTONE, 1885 6 st. NV. ST