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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03
BRITISH SAY RUSSIA E USING 10,ooo,0oo
 LAB0RER5 AS SLAVES
By LYNN HEINzERLING

GENEVA, Switzerland, Aug. B. R-Britain formally accused Russia today of maintaining l0,0t 1000 slave laborers in "a new slavery or ganized on a mass production ba- sis"
 Russia retorted in the United Nations Economic and Social Coun- cil here that the British charge simply was a smokescreen to cover up Britain's own labor troubles.
 The United States proposed ap- pointment of an U. N. Commission of II to inquire into the nature and extent of forced labor throughout the world The U. S. resolution suggested emphasis in such an inquiry be placed in sit nations involving large numbers of persons or widespread practices of forced labor"
 The British charges were made by Corley Smith. British delegate who presented what he described as copy of a corrective labor code of the Russian Soviet Fed erated Socialist Republic" on rules for labor camps in the Soviet Un- ion. The R.S.F.SR. is Russia s largest republic, with Moscow as it's capital.
 
 Russia retorted that the codes presented by Britain actually repre- sented a humane system with Ire education of the people" as one of its aims. The Soviet delegate said the codes object was to place per- sons sentenced to penal servitude fin conditions which make it im- possible for them to do anything hostile to Soviet Society,""
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03
VISITORS WELCOME

In observance of Coast Guard Day tomorrow. the U.S.C.G. Cutter Storis will be open to visitors, 1t was announced today by It. Comdr. Edward Chester, Jr., who is ranking officer in this area in the absence of Comdr. John R. Kurcheski, skip per of the Storis.
 The cutters Executive Officer It. Arthur I. Roberts, will extend the hospitality of the ship to Cas- tineau Channel visitors from tt Il 2. u. and from l to p. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03
TITO SAYS
 OTHERS TO
 JOIN FIGHT
Atlantic Defense 0rgdnir zation Is Seen by End of Year
 A SUMMARY OF
 INTERNATIONAL
 EVENTS TODAY
(By the Associated Press)

NDy IilC kaoSOSldtCQ HiCooi Premier Marshal Tito of Yugc- slavia is beckoning other Balkan nations to walk out from Russian domination In a speech at Skoplje capital of Yugoslav Macedonia, Tito predicted yesterday that Bulgaria and Albania would quit the Mos cow-led Cominform, and he offered Yugoslavia' help in such revolt. Tito has been bitter foe of the Communist International Informa- ton Bureau since June 1948. This was his most defiant speech. It was the first time he has called on neighboring Communist nations to join his revolt against the Krem- | lin.
 Tito said the Bulgarian people ultimately would ignore the "slan- ders against Yugoslavia and ex- tend their fraternal hand to us and we will help them remove whatever individuals have so far put obstacles in the path of the creation and preservation of brotherly relations" He said this statement also applied to Albania There have been recent purges among Communist leaders in AL bania and Bulgaria. The men busted were charged with "Titoism'' l which has replaced "Trotskyism' as the modern Communist heresy.
 Make Defense Plans A defense organization under the Atlantic Treaty might be set up cefore the end of the year. Adm Louis E. Denfeld said today in London.
 That brief statement from the Naval member of the American Joint Chiefs of Staff was the first direct indication of their progress in meetings with the military leaders of the Pact nations. Denfeld spoke after he, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Omar N. Brad ley and Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Hoyt s. Vandenberg met for more than three hours with the British Chiefs of Staff.
 Asked how soon defense mechanism for the Atlantic Pact could be established, Denfeld re- piled. q should think it will not be too long. It might be before the end of the year"
 Indonesian War Over Indonesian Republicans and the Dutch today issued cease-fire orders to become effective at mid- night next Wednesday. Thus a conflict which has been wageo since 1945 is expected to come to an end. The Republicans and Non Republican states embracing all of Indonesia have agreed to form a federal union under the Dutch crown.
 In Tokyo, Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur announced that his con troyersial program for treaking up Japanese trusts has been accom- plished effectively" Eleven big corporations were singled out TOT deconcentration. Some observers called the plan a success, others lo1o1Io5 if O faill1re
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03
CITY OF WRANGEll
 HOLDS SPECIAL
 ELECTION TUESDAY

WRANGELL, Alaska. Aug. B. (SpeciaD special election held here yesterday. term of office for mayor was established at one year. Councilmen will serve three years.
 Other issues settled included the establishment of permanent regis tration and holding of annual mu- nicipal elections on the first Tues day in October.
 Only mild interest was shown by voters. A total of 5l turned out as compared with over 400 ballots cast into the last general election here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03
STEAMER M0vEMENIS

Princess Norah due southbound Friday at am.
 Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver today
 Coastal Monarch due to sail from Seattle Saturday.
 Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday.
 Aleutian scheduled to arrive southbound next Sunday,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03
The W ashington Merry Co Round
By DREW PEARSON
tcopyright. ls4s. by Bell Syndicate, Inc

WASHINGTON Newspapers carried a little note about Presi- dent Truman driving his own car to Leesburg, Va, the other day, but there was no other explanation of why he went there. He is the reason why:
 Some weeks ago, Sen. Cabot Lodge, Massachusetts Republican, was visiting Gen. George Marshall at Leesburg, when the ex-Secre- tary of State showed him the grave of Col Edward D. Baker, former U. S. Senator from Oregon, killed in action during the Civil War.
 The stone marker was covered with moss. Vines and vegetation had grown up over the spot, and General Marshall remarked to the Senator from Massachusetts that 1t was a shame a Senator from Oregon who had fought so gallant
 fO11fx-nal ov, Dono Eo,rrN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03
HAVANA RIVER FLOOD WATERS
 CLIMB HIGHER

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Aug. 3.-R -Nenana's flood dangers contin- ued today as the Tanana River climbed higher by the hour
 E. T. Swift, railroad agent, said the central Alaska villages condi- ton was serious but not of dis aster proportions.
 He said there is no immediate emergency unless sudden rise of water swept the river out of con- trol
 Much of the town was reported flooded yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03
CANNERY UNION
 AGENT RELEASED
 ON $5,00o BOND

SEATTLE, Aug. 3--lR-Ernesto Arcebal Mangaoang. 47. arrested by immigration and naturalization officials on charges that he belongs to an organization advocating overthrow of the government, was released today on $5,000 bond. No date has been set for deportation hearings on Mangaoang, who is business agent of the Local 2, Can- nery Workers and Farm Laborers Union.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03
REC SUES FOR VESSEL

The Reconstruction Finance Cor poration has filed a suit in admir- alty for arrest and attachment of the gas screw vessel Rolling Wave
 The boat was mortgaged to the government agency for $500, REC loan granted Walter c. Malts- berger November 29, l948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03
WEATHER REPORT

 , .(This data is for 24-hour pe- . riod ending 7:30 am. PSTo , In Juneau-Maximum, 59; , minimum, 49. , At Airport-Maximum, 5o; . minimum, 49. . FOR EC A s T . tJuneau and Vicinity, . Variable cloudiness tonight , and Thursday, lowest tonight , near 50 degrees. Highest on . Wednesday about 63. . PRE CIP T A T l o N . tPast 2% hours ending 7:30 am. today . In Juneau AS inches; . since Aug. l, 1.52 inches; . since July 1, 6.81 inches. . At Airport .54 inches; . since Aug. l, .69 inches; . since July l, 4.81 inches. . - .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03
ORANGE FOR SYRACUSE

SYRACUSE-tR- The 1949 foot ball team of Syracuse University really will be The Orangemen" this fall, for Coach F. Schwartz walder is planning to dress his gridders in solid orange.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03
SEATTLE VISITORS

Registered at the Baranof Ho- tel from Seattle are Herbert Law renee. pr. and Mrs. Roger Witzel and Mamie L. Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03
NEWS BRIEFS

SHANGHAl--tR- SIX to ten heavy and medium Nationalist bombers raided Shanghai at noon today. A few bombs were dropped
 MANILA-tR- The United States Army today delivered Fort William Mckinley to the Philippine gov- ernment The post, on the outskirts of South Manila, had been used by American troops since 1902.
 ROME-LR- The Vatican radio has compared the Communist rul- CTS of Eastern Europe to the em- perors who fed Christians to the lions in ancient Rome It said the Communists are trying to wipe out the Christian faith, just as the Roman emperors tried it.
 .LONDON-tR- American Am bassador Lewis w. Douglas is pro- gressing satisfactorily following the removal of cataract from an eye injured in a fishing accident last April, Embassy sources said today. He may be able to leave the hos pital by the end of this week. ' LONDON -tR- United States Navy ships in British ports will fire 21-gun salutes at noon tomor- row in honor of Queen Elizabeth's $ 18th birthday
 OSLO-lR- King Haakon VII of Norway celebrated his 77th birth day at his summer palace outside Oslo.
 WASHINGTON, D.C.--tR- The Senate has approved seven-billion 600-million dollar appropriation bill for the governments independent offices. The offices include the Atomic Energy Commission, the Veterans administration and oth- CTS
 WASHINGTON, D. C.-tR- The question of who owns the tidelands the submerged land off the ccasts-will come up in two separ- ate bills to be introduced in Con- gress. This was announced today by House Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas.
 ALBANY, N. Y.-lR-New York $ taking steps to cope with what Governor Thomas E. Dewey today called recession unemployment in the state. Dewey ordered a speed up on the states 575 million dollar public works program. NEW YORK-LR-Rear Admira. Richard E. Byrd, veteran Polar ex- plorer, plans to lead a new maya expedition to the Antarctic next winter, the New York Times saic today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03

NEW YORK-tR-Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, veteran Polar ex- plorer, plans to lead a new naval expedition to the Antarctic next winter, the New York Times said today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03

ALBANY, N. Y.5R-New York IS taking steps to cope with what Governor Thomas E. Dewey today called recession unemployment in the state. Dewey ordered speed up on the states 575 million dollar public works program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-03

OSLO-lR- King Haakon VII of Norway celebrated his 77th birth day at his summer palace outside Oslo.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TYPEWRITERS, portables. all makes
terms; standards: bars; Today. co
1925; wk. DI. 1872. 1112 l4th NV
TYPEWRITERs for rent, all makes, q ta.
8 months. CIRCLE, l112 18th NV
vacUUM tj IN CLEANERS, model Rs. D
demonstrator and floor samples
Sensational sale OF Singer fooI
demonstratoG and moor ei.. sampie San ae
sy Efy sSsHsF Singer ssRns Center 9n' 1916
WAsHERsIwe are overstocked on al
leading name brands; Fl. sample.
at greatly reduced prices: Save S25
select stock representing 6 LEADING
pay. ALPERsTE1Ns s ELECTRIC VII:
Nd. sH. 200, sH. 43a3. Open
Mon. Thurs. and Sat. till 8.
WASHING MACHINE. cleo. agitatoI
anG anGa ,Id spin dry; Dry; excel. cond.; $40
WAsHfaG Gas IN S'sa MACHINE, apartment
Easy Whirlaway. stainless steel;
s35. Call Georsia o316 after
WAsHING j II; MACHINES, 4os disc. on
Al moor models: last years models
slhshsd i koYAL Eoiy tsrns 2Pp1STeR 8sea sy6. e.
1911 Nichols ave: Sc. AT; 1000.
WATER HEATERS, new, Govt. sur.
plus; oil-f1red: $3.50. BLOCKS
INC. 3O56 M st. NV, NO. 1903.
WATER ha .ts. sEATLRs. 1.I, nnyi ots s,ee 80 80
STER. 627 , st. NV. ST. 600.
You CAN SAVE up to $500 on
several door sample spinet and con.
sole pianos. including Hardmsn and
the famous Minipiano; full 5:yeal
guarantee; also student-size pianos
from $295 up; liberal terms. LU.
PAR, NC. 1900 9 ct. NV. MA
0414.
275-GALLON OIL FURNACE storag,
tank, motor, summer air-conditione
furnace attachment. WO. 7S51.-1t
/. FURNITUR[BEDROOM, LIVING
ROOM, DINETTE. $3.50
You can buy all 8 rooms of brand
new furniture, complete, for $1S9
E 2 terms. ALPERSTEINS Gu.
PRICE FURNITURE STORE, 102
9TH ST NV MA S80B
Evening star., 1949-08-09
ROOMS FURk.-N.W. tcont.

1909 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Lge. dol. rm;s
2 closets S1b np Per sIak TE;; also. dbl
NEW aAMPSHIHE HOUSE. I7l2 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Eewly deco
rated double and triple rooms; daily
maid ,es So se5Viss ssss and switchboard 'sf''
PETwoRTH@Beau. ls., airy room:
1 or > girls; twin beds; unlim.
town; $3.50 mo. GE. 500. -i5
1927 CONN AVE.-Attractive rm:.
Hollywood bed, semipvt. bath; S35
Exclusive sECTIoN-Ls.. rm., pvt.
bath; 500. Wo. 91ss. Ia
GEORGIAN HOTEL, 1914 G ST. NV.
Newly opened and decorated: furn.
dble. and twin bedrms;; running
new tiled baths and showers. sun
garden free Ia Laundry nd facilities;
WoNbsRTuk spSo2 nsrkl' LocATioN saa for young
ladies, 1920 10th ST., NV. opposite
Statler Hotel; home atmosphere. 10s
ROCK CREEK PARK-Studio rm..
sleeping porch, next bath, shower;
,sss sSs s1chfp e aG25 81. AP PswLaale, ss0Si only
sele; rm:: adj: bath. $50 mo-; laund.
DUPONT ciRCLE. 1882 10th St
Attrac.. cool, twin bedrm., kit, pvt.
pRiSdk Rhis seTy,is KAsI W MdrEI aSe2 iso1 st.
town: phone with 24-hr. SWITCH
board service. Reduced summer
rates, q and o S3 up. a.,.
downtown. center bus. and shopping
district: complete hotel service.
1924 18th sT. NV. = Pennington
Hotel. eonv. to transp.; newly deco
rated, lse comfortable outside ~ aas Tmsj rms
sy5''ds; up: dble.' $3.50 up. DE. 475o.
twin beds, pvt. bath: gentlemen or
oE sSpDls; cuisines 75as De- ss sass' KEN Ken
tT nert"a assle. rooms, f.w.. s7-s7 80
NEW HAMP. AVE. NV, 1885. The
Panamanian"-Beaut. furn. ssle and
MASS. sss.osS Ave. r0Ss NV, seo1, THE Arsyle"
Convenient location; lovely sgle'
rm., run water and phone; 50 Tk'
L ST. NV, 1sas-Doxptoxn. ssIe;
P ii ST. NV, iSI I7ss, Dupont Manor, .
nr. Dupont circle-Lovely twin bed
,41s im5 'saG RHoDE Tf: ISLAND AVE. NV Nv
Cool quarters for men See them
| lOr j. 0nOWGIs' oLuuy 1hsi
downtown location; S25 mo. ca
17I9 DE SALES ST. (opp. Maynowe,
HoteD-Lge. front rm. on End d
and use Of bath for two; nicely
| furn.; can be seen after pm.
LINKINS CO., 1918 N st. n,W.'
GIRARD ST. NV, 1450-Lovely sgls.
rm, $3.50 mo-; also lge t.-b. rooms
1916 FAiRMoNT ST. NV rm.
for lighthousekeeping cple.: Frigi-
daire, sink. Also sgle. bsmt. rm.
17es QUE ST. N.w.-very lse beau-
tiful front room, twin beds. DE.
SHERMAN APIS, 11o1 18th st. NV.
Refined young lady to share !ge.
dble. rm., twin beds with another
lady; unlimited phone. d. S447.
THE JAMES, 1871 P st. n.w;-Newly
dec. rms. sgle. beds. laund., cook
ing privils; dbles.; girls. DU. 9496.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER, SOC mr.; 24-hr. duty
SO; infant care in employed couple
home. MISS RANDALL. AID. 1882.
DAY WORKER, experienced, desire.
work Wed. and Friday. AT. 2625.
GIRL, colored, wishes work Of any
kind, general housswork pref. RE
GIRL, colored. desires mothers help
er Job, light cleaning and making
small home or apt. Phone IL
GIRL, soIored, desires day work. Call
Girl. coiored. wants days work or
part time. co. 1856.
GIRL, colored, wants days work or
part time. refs. AID. 320S.
GIRL. colored. desires days work, :
days q week. HO. s160.
helper. or baby sitter. live in. AT.
GIRL, colored. desires light house
work and child care; will stay in;
refersnces; FIR. 1910. 49,.
worthy. needy. deserving. middleaeed
woman a chance to earn livelihood,
Immediately; fine char, pl. cook, no
laund., cd. rm., empl. cple.; down
town. carline, no servant, S2o-S25
wk. WO. 61s9 10 am, pm. all wk.
LIGHT HoUsEwoRK by colored
woman. 11I6 G st. ne.
WOMAN wants days work: Mon,
Tues, Wed, refs. LU. 3-276S.
WOMAN, colored, wants g.h.w., very
good refs. Call Ii. 3-S337.
WOMAN. colored, as maid or g.h.wn
good cook MI. SAL.
WOMAN, colored. wants work 3 morn
ings; must be permanent; reliable,
good references. Call AT. 47l0.
WOMAN. colored, settled. with Wash.
ref; for very light house duties, 10
am. to 4 PM; no cooking, no fam
lily laundry; days week, SIS and
carfare. Must be reliable. EN-. 5os5
after 6. IL
WOMAN, colored. wishes job as house
keeper; can plan meals; ref. FIR.
1oUSG CoLoRED WOMAN wants
day work, reliable and eftlcient.
RA b237.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
PERSONAL

WILL SHARE my modern Colonial
home with middle-aged or elderly
couple permanently; all util. incl.
$50 monthly; quiet, restful, on bus
ns Ps. Ms phsne zoTh x5dfSs EfD Sa No soRS Route
rnf Rnoas sESReE SSseii ssfaiop, 1850 Col. I'd
NV. moving to 1927 Col. I'd. NV,
Friday, Aug. IL. No interruption
pSssEssMakiNa K ssSsnsisi and alterations ez.
quarters for fabrics, Mccall. Sim
plicity and Advance patterns; put
tons, ribbons, laces. sewing, sup
plies; button holes, belts and GOV,
s5se saoP suti9aS i3sS Tdas s isIvee nW Ns sss
ALTERATIONS, all ladies' garments
prompt and efdcient service; oper
ewes. 31O9 14th. co. 1921.
CHAMBERS AMBULANCE service;
S5. Chambers has only the best OF
Cadillac equipment. Phone 90
ALI,DAY CARE for children to Z;
transp.; NV: section By bSys1a an oldd
WANTED. sSTIEI,.ea HUNTING PxkTNER, Sept,
1925; Alaska bear expense app; app
coMFoRTaBIE tiHSoi TABLE REST HOME fol
service. DE. ss24 or DE. 9602; l2'
Grades 6 to IL; preparatory for
service academies and college; all
athletics; excel faculty: $50 acres.
nearby Md 7-day boarders, 81, 100;
5-day boarders, 5000; day students.
$3.50, ddoNaWT09oD d{3,Se " SCHOOL Box
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly
people with nursing care. Opposite
Walter Reed Hospital. GE. 425S.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
DOGS, PETS, ETC. (cont.D
BOATS

SELL INDIAN LANDING 20 center;
board sailboat, new last year. Call
FISHING PARTIES y: Day: night;
Eastern gsy: Sharp, Island ban aeosss' S.
ANTHONY KING. wa. 4iss.
SAILBOAT, 26-ft. yawl,. keel type:
22-h.p. Gray eng, head, new sails;
excel. cond.: best offer. UN. 0727.
INBoARD AND oUTBoARD BOATS
All sizes on display at Wash s
MAYFLoWER MARINE SERVICE,
INC, 1900 Maine ave. s.w., ST.
SAILING sLooP-13h-ft. Old Town.
2Ha h.p. motor. Excel. cond.; 1926.
TIE. 5000, Ext. $50 or MA. $3.50.
oUTBoARD MOTOR REPAIR-Best
mechanics and most complete shop
SERVICE, INC NC 1900 Maine ave
MERCURY OUTBOARD motors, al
sizes in stock at present for lmmed
delivery; terms and trade. MAY.
FLOWER MARINE SERVICE, INC.
| 1900 Maine ave. s.w., ST. $3.50. &
| SPECIAL. lot. brass approved f1rl
extinguisher, $9.85; at Washington
| largest and best equipped marina
MAYFLOWER MARINE SERVICE
INC, 1900 Maine ave. s.w.. ST
| 1890. 50
Evening star., 1949-08-09
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOARDING, BATHING, grooming-
Cocker spaniel puppies and cham.
KENNELS, 9707 Baltimore ave-,
Berwyn. Md. Power 5139.
PEDIGREED BOXER, male, fawn, B
mos. old, fully pedigTeed ,,n1, and -, reg.
nered and ideal for small children.
coILfE 81: ssSg; PUPPY, ? wks. old, dark
sable, male, choice of litter, friendly,
gay disposition, Axe reg. sH. 0S73.
WILL GIVE 20 dollars to kind person
willing to take care of my cat for
2 months. Cat will bear kittens
WILL GIVE TO Coon HOME. 2 coal
black one yr. male cats, one black
and white bobtail, mo; kitten, :
sGal ssfa IA ANIMAL M1 nas WELFARE h.E!sRi
posERMAN aGnA PINscHER PUPS, mals
t2), Axe: reg. champ. stock,
mos. old. WI. 3642., Ill
WE ARE beautiful little pedigreee
Cookers and would love to .hst have H. :
cGEakR Gsfa; 81 IsPAHiEL pupples, week.
old, pedigreed, Axe reg, black sne
white. CHI. 9711.
COCKER SPANIEL at stud, reg. Axe
excel. blood lines. On reg. bitch only
for choice one pup OF litter: Du
BOXER BOXER PUP. 9 mos. old. Axe res.
SlOO. Call FA. 2159. I'll
BOXER PUP wanted by small boy in
new suburban home. Must be paid
for from allowance. LO. 5-l64!:
HORSE MEAT, lib. packages, 2Oci
s lbs, 19c: Is lbs. 12c: delivereo
DALAKAY SALES. RE. 53OS:
GIVE YOUR PET . vacation. Modern
air-cond. kennels, 40 acres indlv;'
screened. shaded runs; stud servGe;
Cocker puppies for sale. kRlSS
KROSS KENNELS. Fairfax 1l-J.2.
GERMAN SHEPHERDS, puppies, BY
Ch Lachen: at stud. Asgard's Har-
ras. ASGARD KENNELS, rel, ga
sIAMEsE KITTENS. 10 weeks,
healthy and playful, pedlg;; Also
innoc.; reasonable. kE. 3-5S4o.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, pedi-
creed, black, 6 weeks, paper-trained. 4.
Axe, reasonable: FA. 71O8. -l0
sHEPHERD PUPPY, 2 mos. old;
affectinate and playful, needs more
b1RcasHIND bsRcff; S PUGPPiEs. Axe. cham.
pion blood lines, 8 vks. FA. S335.
AFGHAN HOUND. pedtgrssd; age,
Evening star., 1949-08-09
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING NEW BUICK LIMO, Los
Angeles. Calf, Aug. u u; yyaaTnii pas. pas.
TAKE 4 to Va. Beach-share. Leave
next Friday noon, return Monday
MAN SHARE DRIVING Los Angeles
and back; Aug. 2lst, return Sept.
21st; refs. GE. 0974.
Los ANGELES, leaving about Aug
10th; take three; refs. exchanged
LEAVING FOR SAN DIEGO, wednes-
day. August 10; take l passenger al
or part way; share expenses. Cal
RA. 9IOO, JANE MARTIN.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES-Brlc-a- china, sill
verware. old jewelry. furn. Any amt.

ANTIQUES-Brlc-a- china. sill
veFxa5e, cd {syslyy fYTn AK amt
1855 9sA q 81 AHprsAw NV, sfEREfNd MEsn9sz 74se
ANTIQUES = Furniture. brtc-a-prac
china, glassware, rugs. silverware,
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tstarbeckerl. ia.
BEDROOM. dining room, contents of
home: cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 2937; after z pm. GE. 1416.
81
BOOKS. large and small collections;
bought and removed At our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 721 9th
BOOKS, large and small collections;
bought and removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 72l 9th
CLEAN DIRT WASTED-Rear e124
a:sd eiS;1aus REssssi e. i9s is
DiAMoNps, gold. platinum. 49, teeth, eth
diamond watches, discarded jewelry
Honsh s4sa eash Rmmedss iso he
prices paid. NEW YORK JEWELRY
Co. 719 7th st. NV.
DIAMONDS, eoid, OLD isysIry s and
INC. 614 18th st. NV.
FUkNlTURE-Your entire houSeholo
.fs F SgRr rs ''ssii sH sS n'5Hsi' s
furniture Of al finds: entire % home ns
p 9. oSG Desss; D1sIs pay n,oss cash elssie assS
F9RGqddM seR.s of odd vse.. 'us z.e erd' SD rss9
ssns Tor oasf 5e ss.r SH!'P: HE
yWyS99Ds Wo9Ds. sth and z SITS nv. NE
FURNITURE wANTED-Bedrm.. din
ing rm., other pieces or entire house
hold; prompt service. co. 1866
GoLD-Bring your old gold plati.
mum. teeth. discarded jewelry. W.
pay cash. A. KAHN. INC. 81 years
GoLF. steel shafts, good condition
ofFicE ri fe4f; fuRN. WANTED = Desk
chairs sn;;,al filing sdn. cabs Ss sIs s%s or lfe
PiANoswGrands. spinets or small
uprights, any cond. VIII pay cash
PiANos IA, i1s's; WANTED, uprishts. We vii,
give you a $50 due bill good for 2
yrs. on the purchase of q new piano
or television set. COLONIAL PIANO
Stoves; SSs. nd dSSs11yRr; .c ,sR.:: :s:4oxx
AM iNTEREsTED In Suyins silver.
ware. any condition; china, bric-a-
hrae, old jewelry and furniture.
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE 1885
@ st. NV. ST. 1895.
SMALL GRAND PIANO, good condi-
ton; reasonable, cash. Sunday only,