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Evening star., 1949-02-07
AFL Studying Means
Of Admitting Two
Independent Unions
BY the Assoeioied Press

MIAMI. Fla. Feb. 7.-The
American Federation of Labor to-
day considered steps to add al
most a million to its claimed
100000 members.
The AFL's EXECUTIVE Council re-
Sumed sessions after week end
recess to consider restoring the
international Association of Ma
chinists to AFL membership. The
lam claims more than 100000
members.
4 In addition the council has been
leonsidering tie application of the
Communications Workers OF
America, also an independent
union, for AFL membership.
One major block to returning
the lam to the AFL fold was re-
ported to be conditions insisted
upon by William Hutcheson. pres
ident of the AFL Carpenters
Union.
The lam quit the AFL three
years ago in a dispute with the
carpenters over turisdictional
rights.
The lam apparently is ready to
return to the AFL with the same
jurisdictional status it had before
its dispute with the carpenters.
However, Mr.. Hutcheson re-
portedly is insisting that the
council whittle the IAM's former
jurisdiction to give carpenters a
greater privilege of representing
union workers, particularly in
milling work.
Prospects for admitting either
the lam or the communications
workers. which represents tele-
phone workers in most sections of
the country, seemed remote.
Besides Mr.. Hutcheson's objec-
tions to the IAM's status in the
AFL. the AFL's International
Brotherhood Of Electrical Work
lers had similar protests against
the status of the communications
workers. -ss. = :. -
! The latter organization wants
a charter in the AFL as an inde-
pendent union, but the electrical
electrical workers demand that
the communication union be-
come only branch Of the elec-
trical workers.
Another problem to be aired be-
fore the council was the fight
among Canadian labor unions
about communism. One group has
been militant in attempting to
segregate Communists from labor
unions and wants AFL help in its
drive.
! Over the week end the AFL' S
council indorsed the Truman ad-
ministration's defense and Euro
pean aid programs and indicated
willingness to join the CIO in
membership in new federation
of Anti-Soviet labor movements.
The council also was to consid-
er the dispute between Frank
Martel, head of the Detroit and
Wayne County Federation of La
Dor. and Hugo Ernst, president Of
the AFL Hotel and Restaurant
Employees Union.
Mr.. Ernst told a reporter he was
attempting to make Mr.. Martel
keep his nose" out of his union S
business.
Two of Mr.. Ernst's locals have
pulled out of the Wayne County
AFL group in protest against what
they called interference" from
Mr.. Martel.
Evening star., 1949-02-07

at the intersection with one driver
by Owen Campbell, 908 Frankli1
street, Alexandria. Neither driver
was hurt. Police charged Mr.
DAILY with failure to yield the right
of way to the other vehicle.
Police asked all residents in the
front of the building to leave after
an irregular. 30-foot crack was
found in the wall. They roped
off the sidewalk in front of the
structure.
Oscar Estep. a District building
inspector, said there was no i'm
minent danger of collapse. The
Second Baptist Church, 816 Third
street NV, is owner of the build
ing, and spokemen said neces-
sary repairs would be made i'm
Evening star., 1949-02-07
Forestry Group Elects
Christie as Treasurer

The American Forestry Associa-
ton has announced that Theodore
S. Repplier, president Of the Ad-
vertising Council, Inc, has beer
elected to a three-year term or
the board of directors and Johr
M. Christie, assistant vice presi-
dent of the Riggs National Bank
was chosen treasurer.
Among honorary vice chairmer
elected in the annual balloting ol
the membership were Secretary oi
Agriculture Brannan, Representa-
tives Hope, Republican, of Kansas
and Skies, Democrat, of Florida
and William Vogt, chief of the con-
servation section of the Pan Amer.
ican Union. A. c. Spur Of Fair
mont, w. Va, was elected president
Evening star., 1949-02-07
Jewish Merchant
Donates Room for
Catholic Service
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. IA
Roman Catholic priest, who is
waiting for his church to be
built, is saying mass in a rear
room of a candy store owned
by a Jew.
Worshipers at services yes
treday sat on folding stools
and knelt on the bare wooden
floor. There was an impro-
vised altar.
The store owner, Benjamin
Wanger; gave the use Of his
extra room when he heard
that the Rev. William F.
Murray. 81, lacks a church
until one can be built at
a housing development in
Queens.
Evening star., 1949-02-07
Judgment Due Thursday
In Staying of Gondhi
BY the Asseeiated Press

NEW DELHI, India, Feb. T.
Judgment will be pronounced
Thursday against eight men &C
cused Of conspiring in the assassi-
nation Of Mohandas K. Gandhi.
The government said, in making
the announcement, that strict Sc
curity measures will be taken in
the court and throughout India
when the judgment is given at
1880 am. q am. EST.
The defendants face death on
the gallows If convicted. Marayan
Vinayak Godse, who confessed he
fired the fatal shots January 80
1858. himself suggested the death
penalty. The other defendants
pleaded innocent.
Evening star., 1949-02-07
Maryland Blacksmith
Kills Self After -Four
Unsuccessful ATTEMPTS

A blacksmith at the University
of Maryland fatally shot himself
at his home in Branchville, Md,
yesterday after writing a note de-
scribing four previous unsuccess-
full attempts to take his life.
Burndeen Joseph Harmon, 43,
of 9006 Baltimore boulevard, used
a 12-gauge shotgun to kill himself
after asking his sister on the
telephone: Can you hear this?"
His sister, Mrs. BERTHE Evers,
6701 Edmonston road, Riverdale.
heard the shot. although she had
told Mr.. Harmon: You haven't
the nerve to shoot yourself or
anyone else"
Note to Wife Found.
The shotgun was found beside
Mr.. Harmon's body. A note to his
wife was found on a nearby table.
In it Mr.. Harmon said in part:
g. I have taken two kinds OF
poison and gas, too, but none Of
them does any good. I am going
to try hanging myself hang
ing failed. Win now shoot my
self"
Maryland State Trooper Ernest
H. Hudgins, who with Trooper E.
R. Griffith and Prince Georges
County Detective Richard A. Pear
son investigated, said evidence to
substantiate Mr.. Harmon's threats
were found in the house. This in
cluded two bottles of poison in the
kitchen and an Army-type lug
gage belt with which Mr.. Her.
mon apparently had tried to hang
himself.
Fired Gun With Toe.
Mr.. Harmon used his toe to fire
the gun, shooting himself through
the right eye. His body was found
by a nephew, Carroll Pate, who
lives with Mrs. Evers.
Police said Mr.. Harmon had
been respondent since his wife.
Mrs. bessie M. Harmon, left him
December %. Mrs. Harmon. who
now lives at 1708 Lyman place
NE, told police she left her hus-
band after he threatened to kill
her.
The Harmons have five chill
dren.
Dr.. John T. Maloney. county
medical examiner, issued suicide
certificate.
Evening star., 1949-02-07
Mrs. William Moore,
Wife Of Attorney, Dies

Mrs. Imogene S. Moore. SO. wife
of William H. Moore. retired Vet
Grams Administration attorney,
died yesterday at her home in the
Iowa Apartments. 1925 Thirteenth
street NV. after a brief illness
of pneumonia.
Mrs. Moore was born in Cul-
peper, Va., but spent almost hel
entire life in Washington. Ir
1890 she married Truman c
Evarts of Burlington. VT. ane
lived in Hyattsville for 10 year.
until his death. Returning tt
Washington. she married Mr.
Moore in November, 1908.
Mrs. Moore devoted much of hel
life to church work. She was g
member of Calvary Baptist
Church and was active in its Sun
day school She was member
of the Board Of Lady Managers
of the Baptist Home for Elderly
Ladies, a former member of the
Board of Managers of the Bruer
Home for Children. member Of
st. John Chapter. Order of East
ern Star, and life member o1
the Women's Christian Temper.
ance Union.
Funeral services will be held al
2 pm. tomorrow at the s. H
Hines funeral home. 2901 Four
ence w. Crawford. pastor Of Cal
vary Baptist Church. officiating
Burial will be in Glenwood Gene.
terry.
Besides her husband, Mrs
Moore is survived by a son. Tru-
man c. Evarts, jr.. Ridgewood
N. j.. and a granddaughter, Mrs
Ray w. Fillbach of Schenectady
nv
Evening star., 1949-02-07
Marine Reserves Open
Unit in Montgomery

A Marine Reserve voluntary
training unit has been formed tc
serve the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Silver Spring Rockville area, 1t
Col. ]. T. Irwin, U.S.M.C.R., COM
manding officer, announced.
The unit, known as V.T.U. Y-30
meets the second and fourth Tues
day of each month between 8 ano
10 pm. in the Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School. Membership il
open to officers and enlisted men oi
the Marine Corps Reserve.
Evening star., 1949-02-07

zansky, Irwin Gensberg and Paul
Himmelfarb, trustees.
Ten persons were elected di-
rectors for three-year term:
Joseph F. Barr, DR.. Edward Caf-
ritz, Joseph Cherner, DR.. Alec
Horwitz, Garfield Kass. A. S. Kay,
Mrs. William Levy. Mrs. Alex Pod
not, Louis E. Spiegler and
Maurice Stearman.
The home is located at 1l25
Spring road NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-07

G e org e t own
a n d National
Law s c hool S
here, died OF
c o r o n a r y
thrombosis yes
terday in Ar
lin 6 on Hos
| pital.
| A former spe-
| cial assistant to
| the Attorney
| G en- eral, DR.
| Cassidy was a
veteran Of both
w orld Wars,
| held Ave college
Evening star., 1949-02-07
Murphy Leaves for Home

BERLIN, Feb. 7 (P.-Ambassa.
dor Robert D. Murphy, chief po-
litical. adviser to. Gen. Lucius D
Clay. left by air today for Wash
ington. American Military Gov.
ernment officials said he will re.
main there one week for consulta.
tions with State Department Off.
ria1s
Evening star., 1949-02-07

Otner OLQCeFS
installed W er e
DR.. Samuel F.
H | 6 G er. ABE
Mrs. j oSe b h
Kaminsky. vice
p re S d e n t S.:
Simon Hirsh-
man. secretary;
Sylvan Reich
gut, financial
secretary, DID,
ney Haas. trea-
Surer;; Mrs. 8.
M. Davis, house
chairman, and
parrord Non.
Evening star., 1949-02-07
Cory Grant Hos Joundice

LONDON, Feb. 7 (P.-Film Star
Cary Grant is i'll with jaundice.
He had been ailing for week,
but until today thought it was
Influenza.
Evening star., 1949-02-07
Hyman Goldman Installed
As Head OF Hebrew Home

Hyman Goldman yesterday was
installed as president of the He
brew Home for the Aged, sue
ceeding DR.. Harry Lewis.
Evening star., 1949-02-07
|Dr. Lewis T.. Cassidy,
u. ). Tax Attorney,
,Ex.Professor, Dies

DR.. Lewis Cochran Cassidy. so,
principal attorney in the Justice
Departments tax and lands divi-
sions and a former professor at
Evening star., 1949-04-19
MIScl. WANTED Cont. }

fUkNITUkE-Wih ~, eluIe con-
tents OF odd pieces Also old glass
ware entnk pFic-a-bTAr. buyIne
and sellIaE Tor over 80 sears. BOZ
WOODS sth and < sts nE ME-
yos1
FURNITURE-E EnIiFe household or
odd pieces dt-k SECRETARY. dresser
chest. dl.trtet service. CO. : .6h
FURNITURE wanted AZ once. good
iurnituTs VI ali Kinds. entlte home
or odd pieces pay cash FtrAae
cali MR. JAMES phone MA. :n2o
GAS STOVE, used apartment siLs
good condition. Reasonable. Call
COLD-RrinE your old gold, pisti-
mum teeth. discarded iewrlry. We
pay cash. A KAHN. INC 81 Years
at 935 F st NV -,--
PIASOS-We pay highest cash prices
for sp4nets, small upTights, grAnos-
COLONIAL PIANO CO. Ma 4sso.
PIANOS-Grsud. upright. spinel, or
apt size: any size. any condition.
ve'll pay cash SH 303s.
PIANO WANTED. Will trade 1874
s-door Plymouth; $3.50. HI. es2e'
SEWING MAcnINEs-we bu, all
types: repair. hemstitehint buttsus
covered. pleatinT Tlo llth st nv
RE 1900 RE 23ll
Stoves. fukN. r.nsss; ice boxes
and heaters. ACME STOVE Co.
lUl1 eth 81 nv MA. ssb2.
ware. sIy condition; china, bLie-a-
brsc. old jeweiry DORA KRUPSHAW
MILESTONE. 1885 O ST NV. ST
Evening star., 1949-04-19
BoATS

BOAT MOVING, prompt service, amp
time and place; So and UP; guar
anteed satisfaction CHI. 7166. 20
BOAT LuMBEk-Msrine plywood At
ripe pIyxood dres sosss: s9s' open ali =. dsy
Sat and Sun. Now then, try
ROBINS: ms, Isss Ksnilw0rth ave.
HIGGINS SEDAN CRUISER. 90 It.
de luxe: sleeps 4; ersnd-nsw' sx sssTs- asas
ss-H.P. EvINRUDE. just overhsuled:
LYMAN hull rissed with wheel anc
steel trailer; viii sell seuarstely'
also ls-yoit gasoline generator. Si'
sikAND-NEw CHEW. s-cylinder en-
gines. complete with starter. gen
orator, carburetor. distributor: IN
stock for immediate delivery MAKE
mended by commercial fishermen;
list price %3fb..}ti. aS used In car.
or kit furnished 20 convert as res,
ular marine engine. Water-cootsa
maniiola, Kesrdspe Damp; a,,os,on ae-oTal, E,,s
hish-speed reverse; list price So q
Call Mr.. Anderson. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO. 7fs.s5 Wis. ave. PHONE
caakkrs ri 81 icaR.rT. n 81 #. twin ao-hp.
a-to-I reduction enxines. completely
rebuilt into f1ne fishing or pleasure
boat, electric toilet. water system
and bilge pump, fishine box. nshing
chairs. outside drain. sleeps 4. Gal
lev and dinette. just returned from
Florida. Sacrifice. S5,5eo. Oliver
fS-FT. PLYwoOD BOAT. new. special
price, $50. AMERICAN fRAILkh
CO., 1880 Wisconsin asee. NV wo.
CHASSIS for bldg. boat trailer. - IT.:
new dual axle. elec. brakes, new tires
Best offer, WO. 061G. -
COPPER PAINT. ARM surplus con-
tract No, N5Sy-Sso5-P. - per sal.
J, I. CRONIN CO., 1877 r 81. NV
ST O03a. -
Evening star., 1949-04-19
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Evening star., 1949-04-19
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

END or 18th ST. in Silver SnrinE-..-
Refined person has lovely home TO
share with 2 or 3 people. 81. 49s3.
1897 R. I. AVE NV. dorntovn
wash, well fnrn.. new refTlseIator
Open Tor inspection: SO per mo.
All utiis Incl. DI. 5sss ---es
1883 18Th ST. NV. Aps. 3--va-
cant. modern and .sttractiTe f1rn
studio. iiY, rm-. bedrm. kit. oinstts
and tilec bath heat. lights and Esh
fuTn.; very desirable 5ldg rs seeosn- OIL,
modstss 4 very nicely sioo mo
,sss "a tr. xw.-Lss. from. .p...
twin beds. complete kitchen: enpi.
couple Also single room. LIB
ENTIRE list II. suitable . pefaethi,s ti,
ties incl. ia52 FAirment 81. nv
1-.- MASS AVE. N.w.-LArse fuTn
apt. for SIS and services ss man
sxer to middle aged or rsarsd
couple: ref REQUIRED. MI. 7s7a, 81
DUPONT CIRCLE. Ils blks.--Attrae-
tive light sYn-n apt. lis. rm.. eeo-
Tm-. kitehsu.tte- -dinetts. bath.
ample closets; completely furnished
excerpt linens; So So; uTsfer $eftIsd
permanent srnpiorsd eoapie Boz
400 sa- lssh ssaF ". N.w.-4 rms. Il.
bath: beautifully furnished: af,-h
liY. run swimming pool: 2 or .
quiet adults references: ssia. RA.
gHx sor appointment 80
Is3S 18th ST. NV. Apt 4-IH1-
mediate oecupaneys modern and al
iraettve furn. studio iiF; rm-. esd-
heat fights and ess farn yerg DE-
..irss,e bldg .sssnmodafss sea I 4"
CONGRESS- HGTs.--s-be6rm. apt
with iiv. rm.. dinetts. kit, and bath
Ia new apt pldF.. close 10 shoppfng
and bus So per me insinees II
utilities; refined adults only. Bax
sUiTr. siIs ,stA ST. n.~.-Ilv, rn.
twin be6rsn-. pvt bath: couple es z
girfs: msid service and 2hcns
urivEes<x S9a. Do 6hg1 ssa
5azl CAMrRIDGF rL. NM rrss
spie. No children. sion. Nj g1s7.
orr ROCK cEEEK raRK. .ess
piano. screened porch. sRrdsn. ga
rsgs. 4. e or = bedfms.. rent re-
dtced for nsnasfns house ne srasi q
children. NO alcohol: san-smoxers
sasEMsSr salsS ART. : rn... prfys.s
bath: werkins ecupis: saso LAX
,as, rsiEaoSf ~, Nv. sssrns.
aps.. one rn. ard Kit, semt-e&th: :
S4S month shown Z " 4 r.m.
HAsES1EWT All Eed-lis rm4- kit.
hath. utilities. rhens. xnrl ecnrse.
81 s. :s:S scrIIsss,,s, ~ pm ,u,,. r.a.
spt linens incl. launA fac tfansc~
q door. fsss- IA. e2s7 astsf gm-
Evening star., 1949-04-19
ROOMS WITH eoARp

WESLEY HALI-Spacious double
rooms in remodeled. redeeorated
bldg, running water in every Tin"
large closets; dances and free
movies. recreation room: s4s TO
$3.50 mo. 1926 2lst st nv
yhhcaSCiEs h for young women. home
cooking; walking dist. downtown.
reflnsd atmos,; s45 mo. 2o2s q
CIIJB ii ATMosPHERE. close in; 20
room, twin beds, pvt. bath; break
fast and dinner every day. Gan
YOUNG LADY-shAre studio room In
apt. bldg. with another youns lazy
$50 per mo. OR l7,G, I'll
III MASS. AVE. Nw.~~Lse. sttr
front dble.. s53 mo. each siSo
share tacs. Men. S4s $50. 500. "a
CLUB MASON. l1s6 New Hampshire
ave. NV, lovely rms. for gifs teie-
phone In each rm. Live at WASH :
most exclusive suest house. famous
for its food and service. Also Tm
for man Phone NO. SD
1905 10th ST. NV, lovely rm, ioi
al $50 mo. each. Also rms, for men
IoyEIY ~ HOME for elderly lady; tray
service. Near Capitol. Ii. 1894, or
sSs s:,s ,s,h 1Sls' ST. T'tSw Nw.-Room. to share
for gentlemen: excellent meals Wie-
s.s sss,0h ists H ST. S.w.-Nicely furn,
rooms for young ladies or young
men; switchboard. running wa.eI
showers elev.. excellent board: g5
Evening star., 1949-04-19
RMS. guRk.--Mp. 3 Va.

y, FALLS CHukCB--Lsrge corner
rm adj. sun deck. double bed. CON
venIeu. two basliDes. "a. 3t'i
a. trona b.drm.
pvt. bath, men preferred. PA $40.
AEL.. 264G No. 0uAntieo tt.-. Lovely
1a-h bedrm.. adj. pvt bath, PVT.
phi new home: sent. only. IA lhfs.
URokA HHIs-Loyeiy tvin-eed I'm
in pvt home, nicely furn desirable
location. ! or . gentlemen pref
coHf. iransp. mtns. Pentheon
mins Natl. Airport and Washington,
d. c. OF IHsi, 81
ROOM with pvt bath
in Arlington hom. euns, location
for gentleman with refs. sou mo.
ALnN, beverly Hills-Front corner
rn dbie bed. share Tiled shower
bath With 4 mst. con'. eVs, +
ttRNIsHEu DOUBLE ROOM, twin
beds, private home, 5000 bus set, ice
to pentasou aud d. c. TIE. iSA5,
n. ARLINGTON Larse we'll iur-
nished front bedroom, cross Nsnu-
latlGn. Ist floor next to bath. on
downtown buStne. unlimited phone
Gentiemen preferred. dleee oS"'
LEE BLVD. HGnTs.. for thoSe look
ing for Somethiug unusually NEE
and attract. beHut. rm. with bath,
in new brick home. IA SOLO %
DOUBLE FRONT ROOM. telephone
and kit; priviieges; also single fm'
ssts cHIILuM RID, Apt. lo% NJ
Rainier. Md. large double room; sle
week Call after q.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
ApARTMekTs WANTED

SETTLED EMPLOYED CHRISTIAN
soaoie nerd unfurn apt. sedrmo
iiSips XII and bath prefer ns
Reis Cal at,sr du s;se pm. M nF
!osEPH. :!nossIsS.Sof soi oat oaatMsployE. vile snd
w, -oid son, desire . bedrm. nn-
fufn apt maximum rent ihs'
RrfiSID CANADIAN Working eone,e
desire ! eedru. iuFn spl1 ,, IN ass
xsapsxIAGs urilD UP. uuIll yoans
eppa inds spt. uis6e $500, Ext 20
rMo I ,sI REFINED YOUNG wonnS.
sossrnment elnpioyss sHd sIseast. t
stuaen's desire ei,s o. ~ M
.upnishrr Porch preferred, NUT nf
Lean and tasteful. Church member
wsnt soca neiEhborheod, Bon ~
YouSG couris. no children No. ns.s
s-hedrm ,n., fun; Tn apt wol = !.8so .8Rs "e "eso
,arpR0oM or esssisneF turn spt
in nv, n apt bidg sy hsr .
Tor To- :, ladies' RA, @s@i hsio
osr- sna ROOM ART. nv section slnsl'
DRIVER. wife snn-
Sr.n despfFstelt need 2-eeds eesn. ,i
sisehen, D., bath t"rn. 'oe. rs :"
s9q;,s,n,olryrr 9;s 90 ! ON ss ss-xx. ART. vim
rain cooking facilities, pst en-
tranes tsstsfaily furn or un.s e.
or 1;ecfzetevp pfrieFrea ~
xou q woman with ktrupnlSut hoes
sseyinv habits. $50 to no sBs
Ing RE. 1900 Est4 sss1.. ~ r~s,.as
address; q. Rtfks ST. ches' e 9s
yTsTicr sTESo. desires tarn. ,.asis
or sffscirney apt " pvt bath
strhsn nv apt. bids ptefsa.sa- ,g.
riss9r1,,ks.sn.5 RI I IA D.. Art. prss.f.sl, .~s
couple, no children OF pets. AID, is'7'
waSTvp-smaH apt. lsrse hsht-
housekeeping room near Cspltst
elderly woman n, Boz gi2-o, star lh'
l. LADY,. GeFt~ empl prfm.. hesns IN
tufn ! q be- bedroom ,ssss.. apt az = ~. M
IaSpIosDs-se charge for refer
rinx yeaf hoase o. sssf:Dsnt ias
reni 10 Capital Transit en- bios ~ VIE
need family houssns JaEt pfsafs
MI. G35g weekdays. $50 to s., sho
saw = want 10 ilkt soane housing
/. COLLEGE GRADUATE os1stfseSsmsss
desire otgs tgs-ssdrooIn faYntsasq EpAst-
ment IL nw see fiefa nss-ar a. isks,s e.
sMptp, RErrNEB LADY desires
small HnfuFn ept-s nv s@rN-s nffl
DoeTn't sHmess or drink. ci. $50
rs1w>rsissD or unfarnsshsd apt
pfIsate BATH. 10 accommodate thEse
5ievernnsaf enapioye6 K4rtss ssnts-
fsrat character prefer tnrRttnn ~
virwinta. Cab RE. T4se. Eel. Ti5is-
EMPLOYED LADY xisaes ssrsa sss
furnished OF un9aErtshsd. Pfsssas sA
cuEr YouSG courIE t+a-oI.
and THY smpt desire fHFn, o.
IN washfnEten. Box eeo-d. s.sH
courIs sses. 90 srs 10 !. shs.e,ss Z
KS: anfurr. Pnenr oK 7isi. ees
sTssaa psrT. osyieIai. ..f.. e.i-
tese sDrs esttre eeerm se
ares ar ososEesown Pref Pes
rrp. I,-G Gusrss. hss tnea<n. .s se~ss-.
rTN Hcssi; aenws s6s aastss<d a1Ae
e Hsssss s. M aa''G.,,s rss, =. .s..r sss' IN
os'saT srsrxxss Exsc. ~snss set
scenuate fer simssf ard reSk-
hausske~per. pfefeTs I'D ashs@Ese
:s .,,s. ~ .a.: =: % Tss s ss.s.sa' s. ssI sss
.s Ev 80 ssns y xrsssayat.x rss.ssayat.x. s-sxSss.
sre rrsf fnr eeasies ns.1
rnIcsss - sAprSsy MfSssfrR.
yf.s ard 2 shiserss sast o. esss
Enss - sess section csa nsssss
Evening star., 1949-04-19
cohsT. EQUIPMENT FOR RENT
BIjLLDOZER or hire. grading, eAea-
waiting. land clearing. 81. 4ss6. ---sl
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

1DD- MACH, typewriters, cale, cash
reg, ON; eeaip.' apy kind top price,
ASIiouES-Furniture. erie-a-brae
china. glassware, rugs. siiyervsre
paintinss, highest cash prices paid
can MURRAY, Tsylor 1888
ANTIQUES. nric-a-brae CHINA. SILVER.
vsre, old texeiry. cups, sauccrk. Anv
amount DORA KRUPSAW NILE
STONE, Ia25 q NV. Sterling 74S6
ROCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD OF al
descriptious We remove books 81
our expense. DISTRICT b00h
STORE, T2l 9th st. NV. NE. $3.50
CAMERAS. ali types. movie equip
ment; all accessories bought at high
est prices. BRENNER PHOTO CO.
a.;3 Pa. ave. NV. Free parkins near
CLOTHING--Top prices paid for used
instr. etc. VIII cali MORRIS SALES.
Iaa Fla, ave. NV MI 6ai4
Hishest prices for men's
tn st. nv. ME 376T. win call
diamond watches. discarded fevelry
bought. No purchase too small tee
larse: eash fmpsdistely;, ysry , h,sn
pifc silver. Cash O paid. ERSEsT suRK.
NC, 6I4 18th Ut. NV.
FuHNIfUkE-Your entire househcle
:sfs:''' ss's:: 81 ''iss 'isss 80 f''fss' sss
FuRSTTuRE wanted to buy, Alsc
sood used plano. Call RI Se73. 1ss
Evening star., 1949-04-19
DOCS. PETS. fTc..

GFRWAN SNEPHERD puppies. sired
by Champion Kennfs OF LonGworth.
Assard Kennels. registered. PA. $3.50
II Q hobby kennel,
WeII-kncwn for breeding show type.
ts,snaly gsepTt gseeplsTst va; a.. sess 80 ns,nx Mt
ter, s weeks, Axe res; blacks and
parti, TE. 3Hl3 go
COCKER aPANIEI- male. golden eaif
color, IL yeaFs old. Axe regtssered,
"a champion BACKGROUND: leavtnG
town, must seu. $50 cr sssf o9er.