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9 Local Havy Men BROOKLYN EAGLE, JUNE 1 9, 1 945 13 'man who la laughed at by beautl-By Rob Eden jl Pirl whom he loved. "Your hatred didnt turn Itself on 1 L. I. Army Men Missing in Action MISS MADCAP 17 OF AREA'S SOLDIERS KILLED, 28 WOUNDED 89 Local GIs Freed In Europe and Pacific Washington, June 19 The War or Mrs. Julia Leavy, 562 Grand St.

Department today made public theiLE. ri Corp. Seymour Son of Mrs Fan, but on Tony. If you could CHAPTER THIRTY -TWO 'Dened along at the rm'ht lime the amhv. Among Casualties Washington, June lfl The Navy Department has announced 446 Washington.

June 19-The War, Jt toQk bt of courage lQX Paularlght time for you, but the wrong V.b,-,' perhaps fix the game to Department today made pub ic the mak(J her ay ftlone up tne time for him. i that he didnt have chance to win. names or KM soldiers missing In t() thJ club olnce -It aiways has swmed very pe-, perhaps you could disgrace him In the European and PaClIlC r.nHanf ViaH trvlH hor tn that. ToilV as BiVfn SO mitvhf turn casualties in the navy, marine corps and coast guard, including Washington, June 19 The War names oi somiers iiuertuea Pauline Left. 628 Schenck Ave.

from German and Japanese prisonj of h- 15 Jake Morrow, especially withlmuch credit here-a man you Knew you 108 dead, 246 wounded and 92 missing, bringing to 119,002 the total Department today made public the names of 468 soldiers Killed in ac camps. Tlie following B9 tne connrtion inai nad. come wu mmoui any rumt m.v It nr 'lit have worked but Max Queens and Long Island men are! 68lh St" PACIFIC REGIONS her when she was questioning Tony. hob. Who allowed him to get in casualties since Pearl Harbor.

The tion and 883 wounded in the Euro following nine Brooklyn, Queens pean and Pacific areas. In all cases included: -m But she forced herself to enter over ner neaar trap. He found the a kfrk it rhri. Dut eunri spring your lu ni. Miun h.rt vtr, nm-n hv the room, after a light knock on 1 47y of Tonys debt and sent for of Lombaruo.

4th. fteerrt door, to find Jake crouched 0v'lyuicMy parsed over in court hap. he you for BINGERT, Tech. Sgt. George W.

Nephew of Mrs. Theresa Molloy.i and Long Island men are included: Dead the next of kin have been notified and kept informed directly by the War Department of any change in r. riivclr oropn pvo shjrip nucru'ous" u. 'his desk, a eye shade over aitnougn i djueu oi such green a thing to happen 26 Marginal W. MATTHEWS.

Slit. John E. 4th 7 Vrai i 1 i. u-. i ft ioi or auesunns auuui iu.

iuu i status. The following 45 Brooklyn BETTICA, Seaman 1st Class Fred BRESLIN, 1st Sgt. Harold Charles Ludwig, Husband of Mrs. Marion E. Mat-! .1 said that Max Held had okaved'lnere "ave en a thews.

10-08 Clintonville JtV TnvfcredR BuTia LJ of Thomas E. Breslin, 93-06 35th St. Albans. uuDiircMs iui mc (lisuv, vii mo your pians ruillrtl, yuui nvKC uujoi. Jackson Heizhts.

Whitestone. said he had sent hunched back ind his ugly face, its bonds and you struck your em- BRINA, 2d Lt. Robert Son of i MACALLt i Pfc. Donald on i 1.1- JUt -lilnU nxant aoouv uis uiK uc uibi. umii "ccm H.

in mnmpnt. nf he looked to Paula like a gnome Queens and Long Island men are Included, 17 of whom are listed as dead: Dead EUROPEAN REGIONS Mr. vriMHir Rnna nna of John J. Macauiev. 238 1OnKlin ed missing on OVWSertal No.

82, now known to be dead Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferdlnando Bettica, 4412 Clarendon Road. ERSKINE, Lt. (j.

Eugene Victor, navy Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max School h7h avV Avenue. Greene nay Fort Greene Play logical, did it? I a.sked Si to into that phase of it, but he said it "Then Tony walked in-providen- an evil gnome. He glared at her for a moment BUNISKI, Corp.

Edward J. Son of.MANETTA, Pvt. Anthony Open for 2d Summer was unimportanu it aian maKe; uiy, The second Summer session of she entered, but said nothing as any dlfference But jt did, didn't1 work after all you would pin the BARTMAN. CorD. Jack Son of Mrs.

earan tsunisKi, twcty roint uui o. mis. cmiui vj. aiaucw. Road, Middle Island.

23-09 24th Astoria. CONROY, Capt. James H. Hus- MASTKOBERARDINO, Staff Sgt. the Fort Greene Plav School 51 wc" You must have had some muraer on mm aim gci nu ui ium Ersklne, 2173 E.

23d St. MURRAY, Pfc. Joseph marine- forever. Fan would be yours. Every- and countuig money.

She sat about that Joseph L. Son of Mrs. Louise Monument Walk, will open July 2 band of Mrs. James H. Conroy, Father, Thomas F.

Murray, 1718 Coleman St. 33-70 157th Flushing. Mastroberardino, 27-18 25th with about 50 children. Registra- Astoria. will rontinup urtHl thp pnrf nf POLESSO, Pfc.

James marine- COPPERSMITH, Pvt. MartinJ. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carman in a chair across the de.sk from him, MdX Held didn flppr0Ve of thing was perfect except that the uninvited, waiting until he was free lTony 'getting him.self into such a Jury freed Tony.

You didn't count to talk to her. inole H(, wasn.t herehe was va-on him being quick enough to lie, Employes came and went, You were the one who to get Fan to lie for him. So now, ing dinner checks from the nht' rmjtted Tony to run wild and you' you've been trj'ing to drive him out club part of the place, and others it beoause you hated him. I of town by circulating a lot of with stacks of bills and tabs of( dld you hate him? Because! rumors about him. paper from the gambling rooms.

jp lov Ton nad at: -Don't you think it's time that Gussie Bartman, 487 Snediker Ave. CASTORIA, Pfc. Daniel V. Son of Mrs. Sophie P.

Castoria, 1745 De- Kalb Ave. DCNN, Staff Sgt. Timothy J. Husband of Mrs. Irene M.

Dunn, 50-05 43d Woodside. FRISH, Staff Sgt. Marvin H. Son of Louis A. Frish, 28-41 42d Long Island City.

Son of M. Mary M. Coppersmith, McCA Stan sgt. Jamen oi: Hilda Barron, dl- 197 Knickerbocker Ave. John A.

McCann, 79-16 60th Lane, CORMAN, Pfc. Joel of MrsJ Glendale. TJnde nf the MivorN t. nfvirnv i-ot irnv Tsn ni unoer supems.on of tne Mayors Polesso, 103 Sherman Wil liston Park. WanoAc HTfllfoAn Rii 1 hTEh CRUNK, 2d Lt.

Clayton F. Hus Children, the school provides a pro band of Mrs. Catherine W. Crunk.1 Pond Road, Maspeth Koxy Kenaau was one oi tnose who. trifd make a dnte the real truth came out, Mr.

Mor gram for children from 6 to 11 years, Patrick- 128 Montague St. 2d Lt. "ul vuii- Chi irant vAur pyrwnclvp TO GRABEL, Staff Sgt. Milton Son of six days a week, until Fall. i.l lliJ Ul, l.ftl"1"' K'.

(To be continued) DENISCO, 2d Lt. Louis J. Brother Louis Grabel, 437 Sterling St. rn.T,, Si though, didn't The gold office he the Clearly, was puzzled wltn the lnicripUon on it- Wounced MURRAY, Pfc. Cornelius, marine Parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert P. Murray, 35-14 28th Astoria. SALZMAN, Corp. Jerome Nat, marineParents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Salman, 1765 66th St. WEINER, Pfc. Robert marine-Parents, Mr. and Mrs.

David MISZUK, Sgt. Joseph J. Husband of Mrs. Roberta Miszuk, 11 Pros Approximately 50,000,000 bushela wj liv I iniL. To Fan from Jake.

Nephew of Hugh McLoughlin, 3210 Avenue M. McMILLAN, Pvt. Edward P. Son of Mrs. Mary McMillan, 1438 Flatbush Ave.

MrSHEFKREY, Pfc. John of Mrs. Mae C. Reuss, 95 Carnegie Elmont. DI L1DDO, Staff Sgt.

Mauro A. Nephew of Mrs. Ethel Parascendo, At last the series of interruptions Four instructors hold classes in arts and crafts, organize outdoor games and take the children on excursions to the zoo or nearby park3. Lunch is served on the premises besides morning and afternoon of wheat are tied up in the North- "But, she lauehed at vou. and that pect Huntington.

ended and it became quiet down-jsUrred a terrible hate in you a west, tnis year aue uie srav the LOSH, 1st Lt. John H. Husband of siHiia. 4 ue ciuo iiaa ciueu lor me 45 Kings Place viotroH oo tt-arnpH onH twistj-rf shortage of shlDDlng space in do of Mrs. Marv L.

McSheffrev. 874 Mrs. Isabella M. Losh, 94-27 But ter Ozone Park. night.

Jake put the last of the; TVip h-itrpH an 110-1 TS. JUUI WWJ .1 l.ul.M JU money fhto the big safe in the McDONOUGII, Capt. Roger J. Son Weiner, 297 Snediker Ave. room, the com carefully twirled carefully twirled bination locking the door, and re ANSWEB TO E.

12th St. isnacis. MEANEY, Pfc. Robert K. Son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Meaney, care McVicker to Speak Vincent A. Meaney, 35-05 Parsons Daniel A. McVicker. vice dent and general manager of the Missing DI PIETRA, Sgt.

Dante Son of Mrs. Saraflna Di Pietra, 31-19 41st Astoria. DONAHUE, Staff Sgt. Daniel F. X.

Jr. Son of Mrs. Georgiana V. Donahue, 94-18 46th Elmhurst. DRUEHL, 2d Lt.

Frank W. Husband of Mrs. Gloria Lee Druehl, 28 Kennworth Road, Port KERNES. Electrician's Mate 3d 4 Crime agalnat atau a Demanded Ruth. tie plunderef T-Slnle Particular article Small valleya 10 Covered ecelterloflf Legal claim on Class Hyman, navy Wife.

Mrs. vi'r Mr Mnnihon M.i 1 Brooklyn Eagle Press, and president Esther Kernes, 606 St. Mark's of Mrs. Mary A. McDonough, 25-88 44th Long Island City.

REGAN, 1st Lt. John A. Son of John E. Regan, 44-31 Ketcham Elmhurst. SHAPIRO, Pfc.

Bernard L. Brother of Albert Shapiro, 390 Parkside Ave. PACIFIC REGIONS VITO, Pfc. Frank Son of Mrs. Avp Astra-la the New York Employing printers property sumed his chair back of the de.sk.

"What do you want?" he demanded. "First, I think I should tell you that I have protected myself in coming here alone," she said. "I sent special delivery notes to Gordon Held and Alec Lewis, telling the purpose of my visit here." Morrow regarded her through Avenue. KOHLER, -Motor Machinist's Mate MONTAN1NO. Pvt.

Jerry Association, will be a speaker at the graduation exercises of the educa- At EOS 1 period of celebration ICOl.) I -Keep out of waf ot 10 Pasi over lightly 14 Barbarian lnvadr of Europa 15 character ia Prong 17 Numbered IChaldranl IS Make obHMino 111 Means ot control 20 Promiaed as bride 31 Hint to awaken memory 24 Fortrens In northeast Prance 56 Espied XI Claw ot bird of 3d Class William Edward, navy- at itional courses tomorrow at the Parents, Mr. and Mrs. William ivvvu DUHAMEL, Tech. Sgt. Jean J.

SmTf iiri jpip, inn nnii mot 1 MULDER, 2d Lt. James "w' Kohler, 94-29 41st Elmhurst. 538 E. 4th St. 01 James Mulder 91-10 175th iia at- M' narrowed eyes.

Obviously, he was Mary De Vlto, 24-33 43d Long Island City. band of Mrs. Theresa K. Gallo, 48 EBERT, 1st Lt. Charles of OGNAN, Staff Set.

Walter R. Son of Konstantine Kambouris, 1 44-iv, surprised. Indiana Long Beach. EGAN, Pfc. James P.

Son of Mrs. 11. icn, rumom; BQfh Pn9H Kew Gardens. why why Ul UUU1 VKlliVll, JVU JUU11K Lirav.il v. iwh" Avenue.

ii you ve told otners you came here, suppose you let me In Catherine Egan, 83-45 63d Ave, GARRITY, Pfc. Thomas J. Jr. Son SODARO, Staff Sgt. Vincent Son Road.

Hempstead. s'gHaiZp I iSlKE SL of Thomas J. Garrity 78-44 on it," he suggested. His voice prey O'NEILL, Pfc. Bernard of ELLENBOGEN, Pfc.

Stanley Son of Jack K. Ellenbogen, 1705 Caton Avenue. The IRpa rhe fRpaniKh pi JO was harsh, unpleasant. 31 Kind of nut Mrs. Jane Herbert, 2706 Beverly of James V.

Sodaro, 8010 7th Ave. STECK, 2d Lt. Walter Son of Frank E. Stcck, 333 Eldert St. STEC'KtL, Pvt.

Hugh Son of 38 Pathway "I learned definitely tonight," she 11 Standard quanta 13 Town In Nevada, 21 Biologic groun 22 Geographical drawing 35 Anouncemente 31 Senae allied to erncO 28 Be of value 29 Rocky outcropptnc 11 Third person aingular. leminlnt 31 Lethargic itatea 14 Agreeable odoi 14 of freeh rulonnatlon leaLf 3T Auditory organ 30 Terminate 41 Slow ball In tennM 44 Apply special process to Ctwepneaa at operation 80 Perfume 63 Theodore 84 American standard coin 6T Kxtend to 60 Diabolical spirts 80 Slight argument leol.) 81 city In Italy 83 Spirit (French 83 Make angry 66 Back pari 88 Weapona r7-tesv galloe) It Ocean went on, "what I have suspected 80th Glendale. GREENHUT, Pvt. Berthold Husband of Mrs. Hiltrud Greenhut, 41-09 41st Long Island City.

GUNN, Pfc. Richard N. Son of Mrs. Marguerite B. Gunn, 107-57 Lef- Elmhurst.

FAULKNER, 2d Lt. George J. Husband of Mrs. Henrietta S. Faulkner, 95-24 72d Forest Hills.

FEMINELLA, Sgt. Philip J. Son of Mrs. Angelina Feminella, 78 Withers St. Hl'LSLANDER, Pfc.

Albert P. Son of George B. Hulslander, 208 S. Oxford St. FAMIGLIETTA, Pfc.

Joseph-Son of Mrs. Gesalda Famiglietta, 226 0iF; pfc- AtS? LIndonSt. pi Vh P' FARAGASSO, 3d Lt. Frank-Son ut Lt Stenhen Hus-rj ih. v.raaa.cn o9i cnn, at r-i-.

ist atepnen W. HUS- for some time that Tony lied about not having been here the night that Max Held was murdered. He Walter Steckel. 33-40 81st Jackson Heights. STEFANSKI, Staff Sgt, William V.

Brother of Mrs. Jane Krupien, 135 Grand St. SUPRANOWITZ, Staff Sgt. Alexander Jr. Son of Alexander Supra- 'r; band of Mrs.

Grace Peck, 94-28 FELITTO, Corp. Joseph of s. QllMtlJ1 vlllriM 3 Detinue article 40 French painter Idled 18631 41 Peelini "bine" 43 Extendroj beyon general hue 45 Cut Bran 44 In architecture, shatt of column 48 Legendary bird 48 Visionary Idea 61 Choose by ballot ii That which ia llept on SS Try to do Over tpotie it Long xeatx 0 Ot little validity was here. Fan Richards lied, too. He asked her to lie for him, and she did and stuck to her story to the very end.

Dominick Felitto, 7002 Ridge 1 CCv I 1.1i.n.ii.ii, xiitiiv u. ivil vi Boulevard. fla dame piaved horseback 80 Pawegaway le tbealer Kniperor of Rome T. Firit man Ii Unsullied 74- Lodge temporarily or very small ale 18-Dtected with ear 77-l angnage of Scottish Highlander! DOWW 1 Wide reputation. 2 As much as -Chanted Mrs.

Olga Pedersen, 816 55th St. ferts Boulevard, Richmond Hill. JIROUSCHEK, Pfc. Frank Son of Mrs. Marie Jirouschek, 1961 50th Street.

KENNEY, Pfc. Francis P. Son of Peter Kenny, 987 Rockaway Ave. Vaalley Stream. FLURY, Sgt.

John N. Husband of LEVINE, Pfc. Berney Son of Mrs. Sophie Levine, 486 Thatford Ave. MURPHY, Pfc.

Thomas P. Hus nowitz. 113 Belmont Ave "I caught her off guard tonight PEI.IISO. Pfc Dominick Son of Mrs. Virginia Flury, 123-04 25th Florio J.

Pcluso, 1152 51st St. THOMAS, Pfc. Sidney Husband of; and she admitted that her story was PETITO. Pfc. Donato P.

Son of Mrs. Rae. O. Thomas, 7312 35th'false. That Tony really didn't have Road, College Point.

band of Mrs. Theresa Murphy, 326 Monroe St. an alibi. Then I confronted mv Jackson Heights, ruivn. vu.pi,, nuorn n.

niiMnn Mr. A pptit no, KENT, Staff Sgt. Arthur H. Son of to verbal of Mrs. Gloria M.

Focht, 222-05 lantjc Ave brother with what she had said, and THOMPSON, Sgt. Mathew F. Son atateroent The following 28 Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island men are listed as wounded: he finally broke down and told me Arthur Kent 28-27 37th Astoria. ltatn noaa, iiaureiton. PETROI.INn.

T.t Rnn FRIEDLAND, 2d Lt. Julius Son of i of Mrs. Mary Petrolino, 18-06 25th Avp Tntr Tclonrf Pifv LETOURNEAU, Pfc. Charles W. Mrs.

Pauline Friedland, 1763; of Mrs. Elsie C. Thompson, 41-05 43d Long Island City. THOBWARTH. Staff Sgt.

Louis G. Son of Mi's. Lillian Thorwarth, 20-41 Menehan Ridgewood. Schenectady Ave. vrm Pvt.

William w' a nf Wounded Son of Victor Letourneau, 520 84th Street. GAMBINO, Staff Sgt. Angelo-i William Reid 11-03 157th the truth. Jake's eyes were fastened on her face, like twin gimlets, seeking lo bore Into her brain. A half sigh escaped him as he heard her admission.

"Yes, you were the only one who told the truth in the courtroom," she McDONALD. Staff Sgt. James F. Brother of Rose Gambino, 277 Rporhhurst TIMPANARO, Staff Sgt. Jack Son EUROPEAN REGIONS Liberty Ave.

Husband of Mrs. Susanna A. Mc Donald, 782 Madison St. of Mrs. Frances Timpanaro, 491 Clinton St.

BADER, Sgt. Louis F. Husband of Mrs. Sylvia Bader, 60-06 69th GARDELLA, Tech. Sgt.

Albert J. ROGERS, 2d Lt. George of Mrs, Virginia M. Rogers, 114-14 199th St. MERKER, SUff Sgt.

Leslie Hus Maspeth. TRIANO, Pvt. John J. Brother of Mrs. Rosclla Trlano, 39-30 59th band of Mrs.

Eva Merker, 2121 continued. "But you didn't tell the SEELANDT, Pfc. James F. Hus Westbury Court. ROHWER, Sgt.

Max Friend of Gottfried Schiffers, 65 Redmond whole truth, did you?" She paused Woodside. band of Mrs. Sally Q. Seelandt, MULLER, Sgt. Herman H.

Hus awaiting his reply, but he said noth- Husband of Mrs. Esther L. Gar- della, 8801 Shore Road. GEERKEN, Pfc. George E.

Son of 1 Mrs. Mabel Geerken, 1043 E. 39th Street. GEISMAN, Staff Sgt. Lester R.

Son of Leon Geisman, 1788 Bed VALI.EE. Staff Sgt. William Son Bay Shore band of Mrs. Eleanor M. Muller, Josephine Vallee, 41-16 ing, just kept staring at her.

of Mrs, 716 Ocean Parkway. PACIFIC REGIONS ROSENBAND, Col. Leon Son of 30 Maple Place, Hicksville. wo, tne wnoie trutn would have 51st Woodside. MURPHY, Pvt.

William F. Son of Mrs. Gustave Rosenband, 4810 Avenue O. been that although Tony was here BREITBECK, Pfc. Herman Son Mrs.

Elizabeth Murphy, 121-06 VETRANO, Pvt. Tobio Nephew of Meo Manino, 101-18 102d Ozone Park. of Charles G. Breitbeck, 86-18 ROSS, Staff Sgt. Samuel Son of in this room he didn't kill Max Held.

He was already dead when 97th Richmond Hill. Clio Hollis. REDMOND, Pvt. Edward P. Son of i i L3 IH 5 It IS 9 I 10 'Z 7j I I cA-r, 1 1 21 JT" Tony arrived.

You didn't want V1LK, Staff Sgt. Jerome A. Son of Martin H. Ross, 181 Hawthorne Street. SCHRIEVER.

Pfc. Wilbur CARMAN, Pfc. Lester S. Son of Mrs. Hattle Carman, 2 Hastings Mrs.

Peter Redmond, 23-33 27th to tell the judge and the Jury that Norman Vilk, 652 E. 95th St. ford Ave. GERBER, Staff Sgt. David M.

Son of Mrs. Mollie Gerber, 4621 Foster Ave. GLEICHER. 2d Lt. Sol H.

Husband of Mrs. Florence Gleicher, 439 E. 91st St. Long Island City. did you?" Baldwin.

of Mrs. Catherine Schriever, 1515 WAJ SH, Sgt. James of Mrs. REUSS, Pvt. Valentine W.

Son of Paula grasped the edge of the desk CARRIGAN, Pvt. John Son of Mrs. Mary Carrigan, 32 Windsor Place Mrs. Mary Reuss, 93-04 124th St Richmond Hill. with her hands as he continued to remain silent.

She tensed herself as CAVANAGH, Sgt, Arthur D. Cousin of J. F. Kavanagh, 32-17 E. 59th St.

Mary G. Walsh, 193 Garneia lace. SCHWARTZ, Tech. Sgt. Martin-; WALWER, Staff Sgt.

Robert Son Husband of Mrs. Dorothy Schwartz of Mrs. Beatrice A. walwer, 35-30 9316 Avenue M. 73d Jackson Heights.

SCHWARTZ, Flight Officer Stanley! WEINSTEIN. Pvt. Sam I Husband Son of Mrs. Lillian of Mrs. Lillian Weinstein, 4ti6 Ala- 99 Tapscott St.

bama Ave. cci mv mill rr Pfc Frank X. Son she came right out with what was in her mind lt was all crystal clear to her, now. "If you had told the whole truth Avenue R. CONNORS.

Staff Sgt. William SINGER, Corp. Louis Son of Mrs. Hanna Singer, 832 44th St. SKIDMORE, Pfc.

Vincent Son of Joseph Skidmore, 87 Atlantic Baldwin. HORGAN, Sgt. Edward F. Son of Mrs. Mary M.

Horgan, 83-11 34th Jackson Heights. JOHNSON, Pvt. Jay B. Son of Thomas W. Johnson, 142 Railroad Sayville.

LANG, 2d Lt. Walter of Son of Mrs. Anna M. Connors, that day In the courtroom, you 249-18 Francis Lewis Boulevard tii.m.w..., uv. iviuiAjii vnjii ii WALLEN, Pfc.

Arvid-Son of Mrs. Anna Holapalmen, 808 41st St. ZUPI, 2d Lt. Louis M. Nephew of Mrs.

Grace Gallichio, 24-16 38th Long Island City. Alex Seldin, 1472 President St of Mrs. Gertrude weismarvei, ii wouia nave auiiuLicu mat yuu cir SIMLER, 2d Lt. Herman Grove St. the one who killed Max Held," she band of Mrs.

Barbara L. WEISSMAN. Sgt. Melvin-Son of firmly 82-05 Grenfell Kew Nathan WeisMiian, 630 Cleveland! Jakes eyes blinked once, but there SINGER, Flight Officer Eugene J. i Street.

was no other movement from the Son of Joseph Singer, 293 Mon- WOODCOCK. 1st Lt. William across the desk. ranir Avp Son of William H. Woodcock, 69- "Tony was just a victim of cir- Walter F.

Lang, 101-39 106th Ozone Park. LARSON, Pvt. Arnold Son of Mrs. Anna Larson, 6818 5th Ave. LASS, Pvt.

John A. Son of Mrs. Rosedale. DE SAPIO, Pfc. Michael A.

Son of Mrs. Mary De Sapio, 1724 73d St. DE VITO, Pfc. Frank T. Son of Mrs.

Mary De Vito, 262 Gates Ave. DUKE, Pfc. Louis G. Brother of Esther Duke, 267 Park Place. CALLO, 2d Lt.

Salvatore Jr. Hus Minnie Lass, 1121 Putnam Ave BUY S. WAR BONDS AND SAVINGS STAMPS Icumstances a fall guy who hap- LEAVY, Sgt. Daniel H. Husband SIOMKOS, Pvt.

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lullalse bed. Beauty-rest mattress. Englanrter coll spring: tine condition; $100. Esplanade 7-8441 FURNITURE WANTED Cash waiting; complete homee bought, Ronnie s. 653 Fulton St.

ST J-8883. FCRN1TD RE Better price lor your furniture: Immediate eervlce. Call Jag. 99 Myrtle Ave. TRlangle 6-9149.

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pianos wanted: any slse, for studio; caael 5e Plumbing Heating CHEVROLET '41 2 tt 4-DR. SEDANS regulating: estimate xree: go anywnera. ALgonpuin 4-9430. AsklorJoe. 6t Upholstery Slip Cover Immediately.

No dealers. Mrs HsrtmeA, 4 AUTOMOTIVE WANTED PLTJMBINO-Water and gas pressure re 2S8 W. 55th 81. Circle MOVIE CAMERA, 8-mni Kodak. Model 25.

F. 2 7 lens, filters case like new; make oiler. MAln 2-3222. Call ALTERATIONS, painting, paperhanglng, Plastering, roofing, general contracting; BUICK '40 SUPER 4-DR. SED R.

U. ALL CARS OPA CE1UNQ PRICES 13 DOWN TRADE TERMS PARK MOTORS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED CHAIR, SPRINGS repaired, rewebbed. 4a Automobilei stored: no digging street; low cost. PResldent 4-2658. work guaranteed.

Caltla. 1459 Dahlll COMPLETE 3 rooms furnishings with all accessories. Call Evergreen 7-5579 BEDROOM. Urtng room, dinette eete. new and rebuilt: Mrgain prices, terms Rmttty'a Furniture.

198 5th Ave. BEDROOM SET, 11 pieces. Prench walnut, prsctlcall new: cost 11.200; consisting oi full also bed. Simmons Box Spring and Beauty Innersprlng Mattress, bureau, mirror, chltionler, Poudre table, bench, chair, lounging chair, night table; aenfice 4H0. SOS Sth St.

Call between 8 p.m. BEDROOM" SETR. dining room, noich: Friaidalre and uprigtit piano. 5-10 CO NET ISLAND AVE. Wl.

S-H887 rellned at your home, go: courn exua, expert's guarantee: 15 years In Eagle Haig. BUckmlnsler 4-4940. St Rooting Insulation Rd. Esplanade 5-5039. ALTERATIONS, house remodeling, repairs.

Will call and Inspect at your home; accordions, saxophones, trumpets, trombone and clarinets. Margaret McCarthy Evergreen 7-5200. Call week- days (9-5 p.m.l. COMPLETE DININO' ROOM. 175; porch nsw.

Windsor painting, papering; skilled mechanics In between It) am. and noon. UPHOLSTERINO Springs relied, re 8PI, W1I1 DT UIUUIII. (ai. wail mom In k- UUckminater BUICK 1940 super club coupe, Chevrolet 1941 2-door, Chevrolet 1940 4-door.

Ford 1U39 station wagon. Pon-tiac 1941 club coupe; others. Al Pajter. ROOF REPAIRS ALL KINDS NEW ROOFS, brick and asbestce sidings, asphalt alungle roofs, Insulation, waterproofing, leaders, glitters, skylights; guaranteed work: reasonable price. IMPORTANT antique carved pine and all prancnea; time payments, wi.

o-rn, BUILD INO" REPAIRS HURRY-bP JOBS Ced Car Lot. 3013 Avenue H. corner FlatOush. elanelleltf 8-9770. Open miscellaneous; principals only.

CLeve- BERNARD LARSEN TINSMITH ROOF- webbed. relined, your noma unsir, sn. Best workmanship guaranteed, Btlllmac. UPHOLSTERINorsllpoovers, gluing, repairing, box springs, mattresses renovated: estimate. Btale.

STerling 3-0613; BUckminster land 3-07l4. PIANOS WANTED UPRIGHTS, FLAYERS, ORAXD TOP PRICES PAID GOTHAM. 273 FLATBUSH AVI KEVINS 8-3598 WE PAY MORE MONEY FOR YOUR CAR-NOWI! BROOKLYN'S LAROEST BUYER NEEDS 5,000 CARS EXTRA HIGH PRICES MAin 2-2440 BROOKLYN AUTO SALES S54 FLATBUSH AVE. Sundays SIDEWALKS. CARPENTRY ALTERA BUICK LIMOUSINE.

1940, Model 90-L. BEDROOM SETS, 7 pieces, 3 pieces; living room. 3 pieces; radio. L. Nielsen.

INO 92-03 Jamaica. RKpubltc 9-4619. FREE ESTIMATES. NIOHT8 AND BUN. HOLLIS 5-3470.

ROOFINO of every description, insula TIONS, KI.ECTR1C MOTORS. WIK1HU NAVARRE 1-8023 marble fireplace, equipment Italian Renaissance marble top dlnu.f lurni-ture. (tenutne leather chatra. chromium dinette aet. Me lamp other Items: no dealers, inquire eeUv morntngg wily Cla "erdale 8-1421 18 Ave.

K- NEW USED FURNITURE kl BARGAIN PRICES Sun Deck. Boardwalk. 12th Coney Islsnd. SAFE, Mosler fireproof, for sale: $375 Acme Press, 6114 4th Brooklyn. New York.

SPRAYING OUTFIT. SLIGHTLY" USED. DKVILH1SS. 152 HKiULAWN BKLYN. ESPLANADE 2-3826.

WINCHESTER. 32 repeater and shells. 170 72d SL. Apartment 536aiter6 BEDROOM 8UITE. walnut, six pieces BUILDING ALTERATIONS tion and waterproofing.

American Con 6g Shode Blinds VENETIAN BLINDS, Individually built guaranteed, wood, metal. Ironi 95 r.ilnrs! fast delivery: tree estimates tractor. 119 95th St. SHore H. O-bDtij ftf an kind i hafflM.

ftDirtment: tn- hair mattress: very reasonable: seen by appointment. Mr Kohl. TRlangle dustriAl plnu. Hirry hnuiia. )q Weathcrstrlpplnfl B-passenger, black color; low mileage; very clean; radio, heater; wheels and tires; celling.

Hotchklss. 532 Bushwlclt Ave. EYergreen8-62O0. BUICK 1934 7-passenger sedan; bargain; tuo. Etna Warehouse, 493 Munrue St near Sumner Ave.

BUICK 1934 "67" de luae sedan; splendid condition; In storage since 1940. Etna Warehouse. 493 Monroe St. 5-90UU. Court St.

TRlangle also Ro.wl poltablc Dpewritci. bHoie terms. Sheldon, 67 Noslrand. Ever METAL WEATHER8TRIPPINQ Solves BHEAKFRONT. 2 love seats, fireplace New bed with used spring and mattress CARPENTER, gpneral contractors, kitch PIANOS WANTED UPRIGHTS.

PLAYERS AND GRANDS) LNtSUALLY HIGH PRICES PAID. ARTHUR E. WILSON AL. 4-5682 PIANOSWANTED green B-Brtilu lull sie onlv. comulele.

$15: also com heat problems, eliminates draughts, VENETIAN "BLINDS, exclusive patented Road 8-0431. 1 0 WANTED TO BUT 10a Antiques, Etc. sucking windows Tiedeman. 12jb Jei-ferson Ave. OLenmore 5-1130 piele select ion occasional' pieces, bedding, suites.

CASH OR CREDIT tips, baked finish, guaranteed years, tree estimates. Metropolitan. MAln and colfee table for sale; perlect condition. CARINET. "maple dinette.

J25; studio couch. $15; rug, 10; single bed. 110; oak table, S3. 2070 I. 3th Esplanade 5-B195.

en CaDlnets inaianeo. sionn wirauwi, sash, general repalra. Christie Ji Son, BEachview8-2844. CARPENTER WORK OP ANY KIND NO JOB TOO SMALL METAL WEATHERSTRIPS Windows, doors, acreena. sash chains installed BUICK 1939 COACH.

EXCELLENT CONDITION, NEW RUBBER. 42S. 6x Miscellaneous ANDIRONS CUT GLA3S, CHINA, BR1C-A-BRAO SILVER. RUGS. PIANOS storm sash.

O. H. Olson Co. WL 8-2900 FURNITURE DEALERS' OUTLET CALL SOUTH B-002J APT. 4 -11, 200 WINTHROP.

Mlt. Ml LA-wiLL CONTINUE TO PAY TOP PRICES AS BEFORE Oar Tromendoue Oatlet Reqalrea AN MAKES, MODELS, CARS i TRUCKS MR. SHEA CALL WITH CASH Just Phone Wl. 8-9102 YORK, 880 CONEY ISLAND AVE. CHAIR.

CLUB. WITH COVER, LIKE 5i Migcellaneoug CARPENTER, contractor, alterations, tile CADILLAC '37 7-PABSENOER SEDAN 272 8TH ST. BrOOklyn CHINES 0E0R0K. MAIN2-4000 SEWERS ELECTRICALLY CLEANED; LIMOUSINS, RADIO, HEATER BULOW NEW, StiO NO DEALERS, uiun-no 6-511119. Rela-eeti 4lh sod 5th Avefi I ANTIQUES Brtc-a-brsc.

vases, figures. FURNITURE REPAIRED. ALL KINDS SHORE ROAD 8 0560 ARTICLES FOR SALE AU tvpes: immediate cash. National Piano, 12110 Broadoay. MTJ.

4318S PIANOS WANTED Baby grands, up-rigliu, highest prices, get my offer be-iore selluig. Franklin. BUckminster 2JJir.2. PIANOS GRANDS, UPRIGHTS cement, piaster, piumouig. waterproof.

DAHBANY. 144S 44th St Windsor 6-0829 CEILINU. DftALEK. MAIN ANY DAY OR ANY KiQHT BOTO 01 liLTU CT Umalcal china, gluaa. gold, silver, ate; highest CHINA" CABINET, table with porc7laln R(X)TER NAVARRE 8-05R8.

CHEVROLET 1941 STATION WAGON DEwey 9-2590 alter 6 top. 4 cbalra. 7I-UI luoill Jl. jumunu prices paid. Miss Richards.

IN. 2-MQ4 Merrick Road, off Jamaica Ave. ANTIQUES, brlc-a-brao. Chinese. Orl- pARPFNTlr.tt and huilder.

lobber. general ALL KINDS of electrical repairs, installs-: PLYMOUTH 1941 STATION WAOON p.m. contractor. CHARLES LARSON, 3512 Apfkl FVFNIrJfA ental. domestic ruga, furniture, sowing Urtn CYCninUj machlnea.

olanoa. refrlgeralors, fur Im CHINA Norltate vegetable dishes, gravy tlon; reasonable prices; ao amperes DODy t-ornageg, sr cartridge to sell; cheap. Alter 6 A E. asaROON. Avenue S.

Phone Espianaae a-ooc-o. FORD 'S 114-TON DUMP TRUCK ALL CARS OPA CEILINO PRIC8 PARK BLOPI CHEVROLET. i Immediaie cash. Dell. Win.

8-243T p.m. Windsor 8-84BS CARPENTRY, glazing, caulking, metal creamers, eugare, platters, c-innere, soups. Bob Chin Mart, 393 Bridge St. STEEL CONSTRUCTION' OOOD CON- BILL LUNDY 343 4th Ave. (5th South 8-4353 YOUTH'S INNF.RSPKINU mat- coats, nouse lurtusnmgs, nignest pneea.

piamoS Cash prices' Anv make grand THKoS. PERFECT CONDITION. PHONE Lester. WIndaor 8-6565 IFLATBU8HI uprlhl, Wlnterroth. 1130 ESPLANADE 7-6496.

i ANTIQUES, complete homes: odd Broadway, Brooklyn. OLenmore 5-3520. weatherstrlpplng: sash chains. B. u.

Carpenter Window Servicing MAln COUCH, 2 chairs, down cushions, tables. CHRYSLER '40 "Windsor" 4-door 6 HOUSEHOLD SERVICES 6a Appliance Repairs a its inn wa 4-1 (HO, sedan, radio, heater, tl.073. Dealer, cash waiting M. f. ruitoo nut etc- no dealers.

RtXJMS complete or partial: vacuum DITION; 5. RO KAAM. -tno at COACH, black, prewar; good condition; tradley. 9:4 St John PI. 9e Bicycles, Toys, Etc.

ncNERAi. CONTRACTOR Complete l4al peoiorq Ave. maid z-hoii. rugs, radio, typewriter, canter, etc. 'near He lord I.

MAln 2-4B06. HIGH CASH prices for spinets and grands Wutiltter. 120 W. 424 SU Wl 7-8143. ELECTRIC FANS, all makes; electric ap 7-6904, mornings teratlons: carpentry, plastering, brick DO DOE 1936 sedan, motor and tires Tin lurulture private clearance auer int, Gad.

Etc. CONTENTS 3-ROOM APARTMENT. FX- pliances and tools repaired. Electric Tool Service, 575 4th Ave. BO.

8-7558. exoellent condiuon; aj7D; private, eoo m. Ahearn, 4U13 9th Ave. BtmNO AND SELLING USED CARS 30 TEARS. 1831 TO 1941 MODhLs BROOKLYN'S Leading Dealer will pay highest cash prices lor used can.

Al raster, 3012 Avenue H. corner MAnstteld jy770. CARS WANTED TOP PRICES ETNA WAREHOUSE uahtiiM HT iNpar SUMNER AVE.) K. lath St. CEI.LENT CONDITION.

769 UT1CA 7-8 M. masonry, plumbing a neauog. louuj. Esplanade 5-5759. Se Furnoce-Chimney Cleoning MORROW refrigeration maintenance for 9h Pianos, Musical Instrument Mercury 1942 4-door sedan 11.491 BICYCIE.

28-INCH WHFFL. 2 YEARS WE BUY or exchange pianos snd play-, ers: appraising free Write particular, Kuln. 421 W. 28th N. 1 0t Radio stores and factories; qulcg service.

252 ANTIQUE JEWF.T.RY, diamonds, gold, silver, pawn tickets. Highest prices paid. JACK 8 Curiosity Shop. Est Flatbush Ave. TR.

5-4053, AMTtUtTY- lvm Ainnnf1a rirl ntm Pord 1941 sta. sup. de OLD, MALE, $..0 INOMtbUIj- -Ujl (y. Flatbush Ave. MAln 2-7899.

hnrirt tabes 6 Chairs 2 oil paint- muoiu ovnwu Packard. 19JO. 120 club coupe 11.250 REFRiriERATOR repairs- ouldt. rellsble i LIONELL TRAINS-Standard gauge, all Honed tnmpets, saxophones, clsrinets. chimnki rurtnAtao 5: oil.

1, 2-Iamlly housed. Royal Inge. SLocum B-7609 accessories, excellent condition; sscri- service: si service charge, spensieys ticket. Top price. Ooldwere It RADIOS waned, mldgeu and comblna- DINETTE, 6-plece maple set: pertect Plymouth 1939 4-door aim Oldsmoblle 1937 3-door 1541 Buick 1937 sport coupe 4 $625 Hons: vacuum cleaners, flat Irons, fur- OU 2-SS51 Hanson PL.

opn L. R. station. no dealers ESplanile2-l i4i) PIANO," upright, height 4 It 9 excellent condition, $75. BUckminster 2-1766 alter 6 mturc.

Call ST. 3-6781 (10-7 p.m 1 ChVnney Cleaning 680 Broadway, Brooklyn. SVergreeSjjjgS. 5J Pointing Deeoroting at A TION Inside: 3 rooms painted, Pontlac 1937 2-donr 455 OLD GOLD, diamonds, watches, precious lice. Call erJtj.m.JJjeloa 9-6B13.

9e Floor Covering ANNUAL SALE UNCLAIMED" RUGS American Orientals. Wiltons. Axmtnsters, condition; cost $200: sell IIP. bi- rum6-77t9. DINING ROOM, 10 pieces.

massive carved walnut, glass-lnp table (table pads); high back anllque velvet chairs, cost $1,000: sell lor $300. BUck 1 Og Refrigerator 348 Coney Island nr. strange w.a. Windsor 8-9112 lewelrv Highest prices paid. caaue.

463Fulton (opp.Metropolltan Theawirl 10c Household Appliances CARS WANTED CASH WAIT1MU JOHN D'EMIO CORNER yi ST. AND 4TH AVE. SOUTH 8-I2H2-12B3 CARS" WANTED HIOH PRICES PAID Dnwvns vnTORS Bioadlooms; like new; from prominent $30; paperhanglng; outside; reasonable: PIANO, upright, Wlsaner, mahoganv; good condition. Phone SLocum 6-1616 REFRIGERATORS WANTED Ilnest woranieufinip euo mwiwm Refrigerauon. 2119 Dtica Ave.

NAvarra 8-7072. REFRIOERATORS. WASHTNO MACHINES REPAIRKD. BRADY HOUSEHOLD APPLIANC1 CO. SHORE ROAD 84060.

6b Carpet-Rug Cleoning RUd" CLYANINO AND STORAGE 9x12 domestic, shampooed, cleaned, stored until Sept. 1. S8.40; American Orientals slightly higher; carpeting taken up. re-laid: repair service: 27 vrs same location cleaner. This Is ynur rug opportunity Sutton's, 212 Flatbush Ave.

(Bergen) mlnsler 4-1220 PIANO. SMALL "tTPRJOHT, ALSO ODDS glNOER ELECTRIC TREADLE SFW-! Before roe sell call O'Reilly's foe e-gtt BHccpshead 3-C465. aY.tkrattoN. palntlna. paperhanglng.

DINING ROOM "(2), mahogany, complete bedroom set, bonkcases. occasional chairs ANl) FNPS. 4H03 rum ItAMlL-lurs ING MACHINES Are you using yoursT unwucre, PARKWAY. I If not. win not turn It Into cash? I REFRIGERATORS USED WANTJ BUSHW1CK AVE.

OLenmore 2-1952 floor acraplng; 3 rooms painted, from ARMSTRONG Inlaid linoleum, steps and risers, steel nosings, complete $1.75: inlaid linoleum Installed with border. Si 95 sq vd Beverlv Floor Covering SAXOPHONE alto: perfect rondituin and! CAU HlNOLR.TRIANGLa 5-370. Washing Machlnea. Rex Cole Buildmg. OI.nSMOBILI 8EDAN '35- SACRIFICE.

52R R6TH ST PARKINO LOT. SEE TONY. OLDSMOBILE 1940 S-cyllnder; good condition: radio, heater. NAvarre 8-4060, after 7 Bun, all day. Packard '37 6-cyl.

4-d. R. H. 1395 Lincoln Zeph. '37 4-d.

de luxe sed 1395 York. R80 Coney Is. Ave. Wl. B-9102 StudEBAKER '37 Dictator, 6-cyllnder: good running condition.

CAnal 6-4909, t-ia, clean work lamp suwww ESnlanade S-2338. DECORATINO. painting, papering, kitch. tune; reasonable price phone any eve-1 tFWIUR MlrHIMFv WtUTFIl ui nvc prior i yy. ning.

Feider. EVersreen 8-2K7B I JinirtU ntnir(LJ PAnil.W REFRIOFRATORS. washing machlnea. An (vp an(j models. Highest cash paid wanted buv sell.

D'Oraxlo. 678 SEWING MACHINES WANTED nes and models. Highest cash HIOH CASH PRICES PAID ANT MAKE ANY YEAB STERLING 8280 THOMAS D'EMIO. EST. 24 TEAM 25TH TO 26TH OH 4TH AVE.

KINGS HIGHWAY CARPET CLEANERS no dealers. SHore Road oe-tween 10-6 DINING ROOM FURNITURE, SOLID WALNUT FOR APPOINTMENT CALL SC. 4-4094 DINING "ROOM SET pieces: porch set 2 canvas folding cots with mattresses; no dealers 126 E. 4th 6-8 m. 1761 NostrandAve CARPET RUNNERS.

RUGS, like new" Save, look compare our quality caroete 568 VanderMIt Ave NEvlns 8-7464 500 UNCLAIMED RUGS 4718 FARRAGI'T RD regnrdies of age of condition. Pnoue Grand Brooklyn. Evergreen 7-6920. MAin 5-1854. I rartil llAtin 9 Ketrigerators FRfolDAIRE.

6.2 "cubic" IN DE. 9-3940 en, bathroom, S25; work gnarsMtei-a; prompt estimates. Call 8 to 11 a.m. or p.m.APplegate 7-2213. PAINTER seeks new contacts: clean 1307 KINGS HIOHWAT leel.

latett' I CASH IN NOW! WIH. PAY GOOD PRICE FOR I. ATT.1 model, porcelain throus-lioul. 1-6 p.m Lst'LANADE Mort doMtn than oefort. A Iter ITSft.

MOI1FL EICTHOLLX. Sacrificing quick sale 568 VanderbUt fWANT A OOOD CAR; no dealera. nl KVsrsreen 2-9738 daytime, 6c Parquet Flooring Floor scraping, pouching machlnesrented. 8Unple operation. Reasonable.

Dusllese. 5-6263. Rplnmr.tor. wajhtrt. ndto corrtblrM-uotut.

3b Truck Commercial Cor Ave (near Bergenl NEvlns 8-7464 workmanship, best materiaia; aivera-tlona. fire Jobs, carpenuy. paperhang- lna. Windsor 8-1584, BUceminaier TRUCKS, Mack A. C.16-R.

rack bodies: 9f Household Appliances inn rfnllar for yOUf CAT PAINTER DECORATOR. DANISH- NEAT NEW FLOORS LAID FAN, LARGE, 18 INCHES IN DIAMETER good condition. Apply alter p.m., in-Borough Transportation Oorp 228 Berry St. I Od Household Goods FURNITURE ANTIQUES RUGS CULM'S- ORIENTAL DOiTlO WE PAY MOKI EDWARDS DEWEY 2-1652 369 ITH HKUUM.1S, auuin 8-6121. CEILINGS, S2 ur; ROMMEr6aHJaESPLANAD17-319.

PAINTER AND DECORATOR IWTBlrR AND EXTERIOR KOLETTY. 1127 Bedford Ave (corner Monroe). J. FEIHSMITH rays TOP OASH PRICE for yonr ear. i viini did ui ntir lath us AVI.

DINING ROOM RET. WALNUT. 10 PIECES. 6 TO 8 DININO ROOM SET, 10 PIECES IN-OERSOLL 2-1257 AFTER 6 PM. DINING RX)M SET.

10 pieces, American walnut, heavy, good condition. BEn-sonhurst 6-3674, Sunday and evenings. FLEET OF MACKS, consisting oi 4 and condition. 7-9 p.m., 1st Uoor. lba 68lli street.

FKUilDAIHK, 6 cubic leet excellent condition; Sale model; $205; act quickly. l)Eey 2-4760 FRIOIDAIRES, new and "rebuilt unite; standard makes; all aixes: household and commercial: also repair service. 2J136 5-6117, EFRlfllDAIRE, CflLDSPOT" ALL 8I.KS TERMS ARRANGED: OUAR-ANTEET) ELECTRA. 1466 BROADWAY (PrrTNAM AVE). ICE BOX 3 doors, chromium plated: 1 Oh Wearing Apparel, fur TURlOATSlOUGHT-OLD Highest cash price, paid; also men', saved clothing.

Rovel Furs, 337 bridge St. (nearphone co.L TRianjle 5-5179 FURS IOHEST PRICES FOR WORN FURS. 3U3 BRIDGE NEAR rCL- TON. TRIANGLE 5-9742. I Ox Miscellaneous GAS RANGE, de luxe, excellent condition.

Scandinavian. SOnth 8-5700. Wornlng CLoverdale 8-2023. 6-cylinder Macks, open ana ciosea bodies, up to 6 tons, long wheel-base. These trucks now working, available for delivery on and after June 22, Also earaee for rent.

100x100. PAINTINO AND DECORATINO, INSIDE 4-0480; Bvefl. i imsui ES RANGES. 2 coal and gas combination; Atlantic Floor. 1173 Rogers.

BP. 1-6377. FLOOR SCRAPING. SHELLACKING; REASONABLE; OOOD WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED; DUSTLESS METHOD JORDAN MAIN2j5655. FLOORS SCRAPED, reflnished.

Improved: dusiless method; reasonable; estimates submitted anywhere. Vogue Floor Scrap- Jng.NEvins8-8584J FLOORS scraped and finished: 16 years experience: dustlesa method; equipped for Jmmerdlateeervlce Bam. MAln 2-8519 FIOORS SCRAPED, retinlshed. dustless ELECTRIC COFFEE MAKER. Hoover AND OUTSIDE.

fsn wunsms-SHIP, REASONABLE PRICES. DICKENS 6-4191. FURNITURE BOUGHT-USED Rlyhesl prices paid. Call Jot son. (013 5th Ave.

WIndaor FURNITURE WANTED RUGS PACKARD BROOKLYN periact conaiuon. wtvsrra o-iwb, a.m. to 6 p.m. Pulaski Trucking 471 0th vacuum cleaner, pillows (new); scatter ruiis. curtains.

72 Orange 2-A. Bklyn. south 8-372U. PAINTINO, Inside, outside; paperhanglng, 9j Household Goods ftiRcriTTJRS otTTLIT Finance company verv good condition. Call DEaey 3d Boot Morine Equipment 96t ATLANTIC AVE.

FAY HIOH PRICES FOR LA MODELS, ALL MAE ANTIQUE CRADLE and spinning wheeT. plastering; apartment, nomra. estimates. Smell. 19(17 Both St, BEarhvlew 2-3607.

ADDINO MACHINES, TYPEWRITERS ANY CONDITION: HIGHEST PRICES. SHORE ROAD 8-2477 MU. 3jl350. CASH WANTED for gaa's'a- BOATS, rafts, float, rope, wire rope, -45M. I WE RUT EVFRTTBXSO CALL NR 8-Y511 KELV1NATOR, CUBIC FEET EXCEL-; PEOPLE'S 1300 FULTON ST CALL MAIN 2-34UU.

representatives eeennce samples, uvin rooms, bedrooms, kitchen, studio bads, spring mattresee. occasional nieces; term 1331 Flethnsh Ave. Open evenings BUckminster 4-9127 steamer chairs, marine suppn i. ra-vllle, 1146 Bedford Ave. (Oates).

PAINTINO and decorating, Interior end PRTVATE PARTY" wishes any make good LENT WOKKimi COHDll'lUN. CALL in, rat bought: lmme- tion. 23d St. service station (corner used car; wiw pay uign pu, BOUIEVAKU dlste call will bring our appraiser to slh Ave STer.ing 8-HM24 method; good workmanship: reasonable. Harte.

733 K. 43d Bt. INaersoll 2-4221. "FIOORS. SCRAPED AND FIN, HEU OUTBOARD MOTOR.

ROW BOAT AND estertor, alterations; worg guaranteed; estimates eheerlully given. Call Dalwey 2-612S. ORamercy 7-392 v-ti. I RFVHinVR A TORS, ecLrlc i makes Tour REFRIGERATORS, electric, ail makes, your door. Kocgiora rumirura EQUIPMENT, rnuna Wiuaa OLD CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS $30; good condiuon.

I'none ntvius 8-3297 between 10-12a m. DRAWERS (Vermont hard rock msplel: also spring and Innersprlng msttress. like new. singer. Esplanade 5-7717 BED.

STUDIO DOUBLE, LIKE NEW. $75. BUCKMINSTER 4-8100, APT. -Oj BED. SPRING (ALMOST NEW).

MAT Mlnnwax and waxing: good workmanship TOP PRICES-NO BICKERING 8-0431 in excellent condition. SHore Rod 4 5 ,8 cubic leet: lso expert repair nt. 1W 51 John rKsioeni1-1u a.iiio 1121 Avenue J. Ctdverriale fiihs iti'KF USED Complete homes PAINTLNQ, general contractor. Inside, RICH RD3EN BON.

Wl. B-2554, 3 Auto Accessories We'll buy your oar over the phone COMPARE OUR OFFER FORD OF BROOKLYN outside, acauoid wora; name your own price within reason, STerling 8-30H7. PAINTTNO-DIOORATlrta, Inside, outside; better grade work. Fred Tlede-menn. 39 St.

Mark's Ave. MA. 4-7480. tiviwn prvwj 'fvhrn I REFRIGERATORS 121. good condition, bought, s.ilrt reasonable Biissie Brorh-'And loose crystal prisms: any ermdltloxt.

Star-IfSuiw. "S.tK; MSuvmlntr 10 Westnunsler. erv.Val.ra. 960 Roger. also slip cover: carved table, opened Road F' HNl'niRE bought and sold, bric-a-brac.

SAFE, cabinets, letter Hies: atstr slse nf seats 12- high matching cabinet; com- B. a i antiques; highest prices. Al Thomp-1 sate R. A. Keenan.

18 Cheater Court, pleie fireplace DEwey 2-3554. WCOnnf, Apparel 72 Rogers Ave BO 4-6853 Hslbush J. J. HAHX, IMU. RTerllnl S-83R4 or MAln 1-20S3 isnlnf B1Y1TI OF O' TRESS, EXTENSION TAIU.E: FAIR fjybSQH, 1374 Bedford Brooklyn v-tun PSRTfl AND ACCESSORIES LET AN KAOI- WANT AO WORK FOR TOTJ.

CALL MAUr 4-oe. FAINTlSo Inside, ouwldTl tl censed inMAilantlcAve1Est. 191D. MA, 2-0S0O LIVING ROOM, bedroom, dining mm CIOTHINO nigs, bric-a- HIGH PRICES paid rnr restaurant, bak. CONDITION.

BUCKMINSTER 1-4553 JJET AN EAGLS WAST?" AD WORK PCS TOU CALL MAIM 4-8200. LR AN tAOLB WANT AD WORK WORK FC TOO OALL sets, odds and ends; $004 eondlllon COAT. Persian Ismh. 44' rval ewt-i hrac: highest prices nsld Kirsr-nennaum. frv.

incnen nxfires ann equipi scaffold work: heat materials; honest workmanship. Wander. 95 Ralph Ave 0 Urn. titer 6 p.m. DI, 2-4-3S.

IJ-T AN i-Aaur WAni su WORK FOR TOT) 0U. HUM MAv.rre B-75U7. anion, sip. vvinasor o-oi, iu-j ro. at-irus se.

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