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FIFTEEN THE ITHACA JOURNAL, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1945 Price Trend Coming Events Journal Classified 'Ads Get Results Brokers in Real Estate 31 Garden, Farm Dairy 21 Help Wanted Female 8 Lost Found Classified Advertising Rates CASH INSERTIONS Words 1 2 3 i 6 Up to 15 .45 .90 i 1.08 1.44 1.62 16 to 20 .60 L20 1.44 1.92 2.16 21 to 25 .75 1.50 1.80 2.40 2.70 2 to 31 .90 1.80 2J6 2.88 3.24 32 to 38 1.05 2.10 2.52 3.36 3.78 Upward At 4th Hour I York CP) The stock mar- II ktf reaction to Russia's declara- lot general advance of from fractions to around 2 points with steels end motors the strongest. Initial dealings were lower with fair amount of selling. But buy-tog picked up and numerous favorites had switched into winning territory around the fourth hour. Customers extended commitments despite prospects for an jarjier end to the war now that the Soviets have entered the conflict plus the devastating results of the new atomic bombings of Japan. Although a termination of hostilities sooner than expected would bring industry face to face with postwar unsettlement, this was Jwftened by President Truman's offer of a five-point plan designed to speed reconversion and his recommendation vof lifting of controls as soon as possible.

Market Quotations BUFFALO LIVESTOCK MARKET HOGS Receipts, 100; active, bogs, sows and stags, $14.40. CATTLE Receipts, 100; steers slow, cows and bull3 steady; light weight canners, $4.75 5.50; weighty canners, cutters, $8.00 medium fat cows, 10.00; fat cows $10.50 12.00; thin dairy heifers, medium butcher heifers, fat heifers, lightweight bulls, $7.50 9.00; mediums, $9.25 10.50; heavies, $11.7512.75. CALVES Receipts, 100; steady; good calves $18.40. SHEEP Receipts, less than 100; gteady; old sheep culls, $4,0045.00. Lambs quotable 25c or more lower; good lambs, $14.75 15.03; culls, $10.00 12.50.

Yaniasliita Asked A To End Fighting Of Rural Interest Aug. Slatervffle Spring Motion picture at Community HalL 8:30 p.m. Public invited. Aug. 10 Trumbull Corners All day meeting of Helping Hand with Mrs.

Fred Bock. Bring table service, rolls or sandwiches, dish to pass. Aug. li Trnmbulls Corners Meeting to plan for Old Home Day at Christian Church, 8 p.m. Aug.

11 Ithaca Rural Letter Carriers and Ladies Auxiliary picnic at Stewart Park, 6 p.m. Bring table service, rolls, sugar, dish to share. Aug. 12 Mecklenburg Maccabees Wilt DicniC at LakemVIa Tar1r Watkins Glen. Bring table ser vice, aisn tp pass.

Aug. 12 Etna Grange -picnic at home of Mr. and' Mrs. Stephen Snyder, Warren Rd. Bring dish to pass, rolls, table service for 12:30 dinner, Aug.

14 Dryden Annual reunion of school girls, classes 1915-22, at Presbyterian Church. Supper at 6:30 p.m. Petain Backed Vichy Militia Paris CP) Joseph Darnand, once known as the Himmjer of France, testified on the 16th day of the Petain trial today, that the aged marshal reproached him only once. That scolding, Darnand testified, was "in a long letter written when the Americans reached Rennes" in their dash into Brittany for the circling smash to Paris. Darnand said his appointment as secretary general In charge of maintaining order throughout Vichy France came from the Petain government.

A little earlier, Fernand de Bri-non, former Vichy representative to the German occupation forces, testified that "the marshal never believed France owed anything to Britain, but he thought we were indebted to America and often said he would like to bring America and Germany into closer relation." Both Vichy witnesses were called as court witnesses after Prosecutor Andre Mornet told the jury "I consider de Brinon a vile man and Darnand as a murderer." Dar-nand's gestapo-like militia was a scourge of the French underground. 1 Truman to Report On War Situation Washington CP) President Truman reports to the nation tonight on the war situation. His half-hour address over all radio ne-works will begin at 10 o'clock, EWT. When the address first was scheduled lt was expected to be chiefly a report on the Potsdam meeting of the Big Three, with some mention of the new atomic bomb. Now Mr.

Truman is expected to discuss also Russia's declaration of war on Japan. Dartmouth Traek Coach Dies Hanover, N.H. CP) Harry Hill-man, 64, Dartmouth College track coacji, died early today after being stricken 2 days with a heart ailment. Hillman, a member of the physical education department faculty since 1910, developed many intercollegiate and Olympic track champions during his tenure as coach. He also was trainer for the football team.

He wasf a frequent visitor to Ithaca. There are two persons named Smith for every one named Brown in England. Energy Raises Control President Truman seems aware that atomic energy may in time replace power dams, for he said: "The fact that we can release atomic energy ushers in a new era in man's understanding of nature's forces. Atomic energy in the future may supplement the power that now comes from coal, oil and falling water." Which brings up this question: How "cheap would the power be? Cheap enough to compete at all with commercial power plants? This, too, remains to be seen. But do we, if we can control atomic power for essential use, give" it to the rest of the world.

This is not clear from Mr. Truman's words. Publicity Planned He says: "It has never been the habit of scientists of this country or the policy of this government to withhold from the world scientific knowledge. Normally, therefore, everything about the work with atomic energy would be made public. "But under present circumstances it is not Intended to divulge the technical processes of production or all the military applications, pending further examination of possible methods of protecting 'us and the rest of the world from the danger of sudden destruction.

The President seems to be saying there that it may be a long time before this country, Canada, and Great Britain, which worked together on the bomb, will let the rest of the world know its secret. Yet that secret gives the three powers tremendous advantage over any nation in waging war. If the secret were shared world-i thA consequences a. At some iu- me world's nations chose up sides ana went --y they'd have in their hands the river to destroy one another and civilization, too. Articles for Sale 17 A PRIVATE SALE To settle the estate of Miss Elizabeth Bump and conducted by Mrs.

John Bentley at 117 Eddy Friday evening from 6 to 10 p. m. and Saturday from 9 a. m. to 9 p.

m. Antiques, books, dishes, kitchen ware, electric appliances, floor lamps, furniture modern and antique. trenKs, bianKets, etc fcorry. no inspection possible before this sale. BLANKETS They are scarce, but Zion's Furniture, 118 E.

State Street has a complete selection of fine blankets, from S7.95 to $25.00, all excellent values. Open an account today, a small deposit will hold your blankets for future delivery. BOY'S BICYCLE Matched set golf clubs, lawn mower, electric tram, 3 piece living room suites, lamps, bookcases, daybed, bedroom suites, extra beds, all with inner spring mattresses, dressers, vanity, end tables, fireplace set and grates, dishes. R. H.

Whipple, Elm St. Ext. and Coy Glen Rd. Thursday through Sunday. BUILDINGS FOR SALE Four miles west of Ithaca Also gram binder and double wagon.

G. C. Bartlett, Mecklenburg, N. Y. Phone Trumansburg So-F-13.

CASH REGISTER FOR SALE NICK PAPPAS 109 S. TIOGA ST. CHILD'S CRIB Complete with mat- Dial 3-1129. COOLERATOR REFRIGERATOR Metal shelves and fixtures, exceptional value. Only 1 left.

Hurry Jones Kadio DINING ROOM SUITE 6 piece oak! Good condition. Dial 3S09 after p.m. FIREPLACE SET Wrought iron. Full service of Royal Minton China, 2 marble top tables, larke bookcases, match-rugs 9x12 and 6x9. Royal Kashan.

Dial 2643. FIREPLACE GRATE For coal, small electric vacuum cleaner. Heatrola. Morris Halladay, RD l.roton. NY.

I2GAUGE Double' barrel shot gun, oak desk chair, 3 way floor lamp. 3-1008. 1 GAS STOVE 1 combination gas with oil burners, 1 gas heater, 1 electric mangle. Dial 5SJ GRANDFATHER CLOCK Solid ma-hogany $80. Also Hoover vacuum cleaner with all attachments.

108 Second St. HEATROLA Coal or wood, $40. Inquire IPS W. LewisSt HOSPITAL BEDS At Zion's Furniture, 118 E. State Street.

For sale or rent. Call 2191 for further information. INSULATING MATERIAL Used paper mats. 16 inches by 22 inches. 100 sheets for $1.00.

Excellent for building purposes as an insulation between walls and floors or attic See Frank Komaroml, The Ithaca Journal Off ice jr J3ial 2321. LIVING ROOM SUITE 3 piece. Writing desk and chair, dinette set. Easy Mangle, public address system with phonograph attachment, and night table. 433 Floral Ave.

JUST RECEIVED Shipment of electric hot plates. Lent's, 116 N. Aurora St. KALAMAZOO Combination coal and gas range. Enamel.

Perfect condition, $50 for quick sale. Ulal MM MOTOR BIKE PARTS Also beautiful guitar. Dial S731 affer 7 p.rn MANGLE Radio, surf board, wringer, old fashioned pieced quilt never used. Dial 3-1921 after 1. MAYTAG WASHER A-l condition.

Dial 6209 between 5 and 7 p.m. MATTRESSES At Zion's Furniture 118 E. State Street. All sizes in etock from 24 inch to full size. From $10.95 to $39.50 on terms, at no extra charges NECKTIES SECONDS 50c A TIE Slight imperfections In fabric prevent these selling as firsts in our $1, $1.50 and $2 fine quality neckwear.

Clar ence E. Head Shirt Factory, 122 E. Seneca St. offictTeouipment supplies Van Natta Office Equipment Inc. Everything for the office, uiai zaia, PIANO FOR SALE DIAL 6195 2 PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS With extra speaker units, turntables, microphones, etc.

Will accept firearms, cameras or binoculars in trade. Dial SS73 after 6 p.m. 9 PIECE WALNUT Dining room suite. Inquire 206 Schuyler Place or Dial 3-1194. RANGE Coal and gas range, waterfront, Kalamazoo pot oil burner, small Andes magazine feed coal heater with oil burner attachment, one 3 burner gas stove with oven.

1 vanity dresser and bench, 1 breakfast set, odd chairs, other articles. Dial 7576 J-I-10 a- m- and after 6:30 p. m. 9x12 RUG 6x9rug. tables, stands! bridge, floor and pin-up lamps, ice refi gerator, chairs, end tables, other household articles.

Dial 3-1188. 400 LB. SAFE Student desk and chair, small gas heater and gas kitchen range. Dial 3-2107 after 6 p. m.

SMALL RCA RADIO Dial 2189 or 3-1269. SPECIAL FURNITURE SALE Friday and Saturday at Peak's Trading Post. 613 W. State 8:30 a. m.

to 9:30 p. m. Studio couch. 3 piece overstuffed suite, electric cleaner, 4 console and table model radios in A-l condition, Evinrude outboard motor, grandfather's clock. Grand table model msngle, larg tricycle, baby furniture, Steam-O-Matie electric iron, two 9x12 rugs A-l condition.

Singer sewing machine cabinet model. Everything sold on a guarantee to be all righit. 2 enamel coal ranees, one enamel coal and gas range. We buy. sell or trade.

Furniture of all kinds on sale at greatly reduced prices. UaiBRELLATENT 9x97aTsd gasoline camp cookstove. Dial 3431. UPRIGHT PIANO Cheap. Other pieces.

Moving. Mrs. E. A. Crostic, Kidders.

N.Y. USED LAWN MOWERS FOR SALE DIAL 3-1188 WE ARE HEADQUARTERS For Anil' i stoves and ranges. AH models, coal, coal and gas combination and coal and gas bungalow ranges. $114 50 up. No ration certificate needed for coal and wood ranges.

Easy terms. Immediate delivery at Max Snulman's Sons. Complete home furnishings. 103 W. State St.

Open evenings by ap-polntment. Boats Accessories 18 24 FT. CRUISER For sale. Sleeps 4. Chrysler Ace motor, tip top shape.

Dial Ithaca 2179 or write J. E. Sha-piro 110 W. Water St.Elrnira. N.Y.

Coal Wood 19 COAL Get your share of Semi-Anthracite now. Ail sizes. H. L. Hornbrook.

Dial 9301. OLD RELIABLE ANTHRACITE READY TO MAKE YOUR WINTER FILLS DIAL 7215 WOOD FOR SALE Hard body and pole wood. Fred rover. Phone 47-F-4. WOOD Slab.

body, fireplace, pole wood, kindling. L. S. Jones. 213 First.

2802 or 69S2. Farm Equipment 20 FORD FERGUSCN PART AND IMPLEMENTS RYAN MOTOR SALES. TRUMANSBURG. N. Y.

TRACTOR Case "CC" on rubber. First class condition. Has high road gear. Ideal for custom work. Dial 8012.

8:30 p.m. p.m. only. WESTINGHOUSE THRESHING MACHINE Hand feed, straw carrier type. Good belts, $150.

Gilbert Valentine. Spencer. N.Y. Garden, Farm Dairy 21 EARLY PEACHES Limited supply will go fa.it. 1 mile north Biegs Hospital.

DuBoise Road. Oskaxap. STRAWBERRY PLANTS Government certified, S3 per nunared. Ted ti. Smith, RD 1.

Trumansburg. Tel. S6-F-5. VIRGIN TIMBER Approximately 25 acres, inquire Kooert m. Slatervffle Rd.

Phone 51-F-22 after 6 p. nu Wearing Apparel 22 BLACK WOOL COAT New between seasons. Size 20. never worn. Reduced price.

Dial 9456. BACKACHE Try a Spirella founda tion. Home demonstration without obligation. Cora M. Downie, corset-iere, 418 So.

Plain St. Dial 6525. Wanted to Buy 23 BABY WASHING MACHINE Wanted in good condition. Call 9626 after 6 p. ni.

CASH REGISTER Small adding ma chine, small safe, restaurant fixtures. Box 9S9. care The Ithaca Journal. CASH For your diamonds, watches. old gold, and jewelry.

ox care The Ithaca Journal. FURNITURE Good condition. John L. Cook. Hall BaTErain House, 307 E.

Buffalo St. Dial 3713? GIRL'S EJCYCLE Second hand. Dial SS36 or 313 E. Buffalo St, JUNK We are always on the market for all kinds I JunK. ah cans promptly attended to.

Dial 2415. Ith-aca Junk Company, foot of Third St. SEWING MACHINE GOOD CONDITION DIAL 6326 TRICYCLE For 2 year old. In good condition. Dial SS27.

WANTED TO BUY Good used furni ture." W. R. Hall's Bargain uouse. 516 State St. Dial S-2924.

WANTED Antiques of all kinds. Box 960 care The Ithaca JournaK WANTED Antique or old model auto mobile. Box 961 care The Ithaca Journal. WE BUY USED FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES DIAL 3-1 1S8 Rooms for Rent 24 CAYUGA ST. N.

206 Attractively furnished large front roomDial 709S. HUDSON 310 Nicely furnished single room; instantaneous hot water, large clothescloset. Dial 76S0. SECOND 108 Room with kitchenette. Women only.

Call between 5:30 and 8:00. TIOGA ST. N. 408 Single and double room, also small apt. for light housekeeping, garage WOOD ST.

211 Board and room, near bath. Continuous hot water. Dial 6474. YATESST. V.

Ill Nicely furnished; well heated, front room. Business girl preferred. Dial 5144. Apartments Flats 25 BUFFALO ST. E.

Caretaker apartment 4 rooms and porch. Dial TinsTNtiss' district 2 room li'eht housekeeping apartment. Business woman preferred. Dial 6661 after 6 p.m. CAYUGA 1302 Upper apart ment.

Available Sept. 1st. owner on premises on the 11th. CENTRAL Apartment and also rooms. single and double.

uiai39bs. CENTRALLY EAST Beautifully fur nished 4 room heated apartment. For 2 persons only, Sept. 1, $75 per month. Dial9753 be tween 9 and12.

COURT ST. E. 3032 room" furnished apartment, second floor, $8.50 per week. 3 room furnished apartment, basement. $8.50 per week.

Call between 2 and4L EAST'HILL New remodeled 3 room furnished apartments, private baths, available Aug. 15 or Sept 1st. for year tenants. utilities included. Dial 3-2313.

HIGHLAND PL. 110 Caretaker's 3 rooms, unfurnished, immediate possession. No phone calls. mJDSONST.7502 APARTMENT SEPT. 1 W.

A. LUCE DIAL 9840. JOURNAL BLOCK 3 room unfurnished apartment (no bath). Apply at Journal office. NEAR CAMPUS Modern, spacious, well furnished.

Gas heat, suitable for 2. $75. Available Sept. Box 1008 care The Ithaca Journal. SENECA 8042 and 4 room furnished apartments.

Available Aug. 25th. Electric refrigeration. 3694. SOUTH New modern, 4 rooms and bath, heated, and hot water.

Garage. Immediate possession. Price $55. Gene Bradley. Dial2262.

SPENCER ST. Pleasant, modern 5 room furnished apt. Small family. Dial 3-1712 mornings. for Rent 29 BR6KT6NbALE6roomhouseand lot.

Running water, garage or sale, JTloyd Heath. Slaterville Rd. 3 MILES FROM ITHACA HOTEL 7 room modern house on Slaterville Rd. Screened porches, garage, gar-den. Box 996 care The Ithaca Journal.

TRUMANSBURG 5 room unfurnished apartment, all modern with garage. Dial 5329 or 3016 evpnings. WEST SHORE Small cottage for rent by week. Phone 52F13. Wanted to Rent 30 CARETAKER'S APARTMENT WANTED Suitable for two: either fur-nishetl or unfurnished.

Can take possession now. Write Box 983 care The Ithaca Journal or dial 6942 between 6-8 p. m. COTTAGE By reliable people to accommodate five from Aug. 30th through Sept.

Write P.O. Box 23S. Ithaca. COMPLETELY FURNISHED Cottage for the month of September with 2 bedrooms or twin beds, or furnished apartment. Kiely Realty.

8420. GENTLEMAN Wishes room or small apartment and garage. Near Chain Co. preferably. Box 1010 care The Ithaca Journal.

HOUSE 5 or 6 rooms to rent. Box 99 care The Ithaca Joiirnal. HOUSE Or large lower apartment, by retired business man. For family of 3 adults. 31210.

5 TO 6 MILES OUT Small farm, suitable for keeping livestock. Sept. 1st. Near school. Kenneth Carmer, RD 4, Ithaca.

MODERN APARTMENT 3 or 4 rooms. Aug. 15 or 1st. Reasonable. Box 1000 care The Ithaca Jour-nal.

PRIVATE ROOM Or studio with piano for music student. Box 1020 care Thetthaca Journal. 4 OR SROOM UNFURNISHED Box 1018 care The Ithaca Journal. 3 OR 4 ROOM Furnished apartment with porch, convenient to campus. 2 adults and baby.

Will sign lease. Box 1014 care The Ithaca Journal. SMALL FURNISHED Apartment by girl music students. Winter term. Box 1005 care The Ithaca Journal.

WOULD LIKE To rent small farm with option of bvying within 15 miles of Ithaca. Box 994, care The Ithaca Journal. Brokers in Real Estate 31 AUSTIN. B. J.

REAL ESTATE SALES RENTALS 132 E. SENECA. 9782 874. BRADLEY GENE Complete Real Batata and Insurance servicev 123 E. State St Dial 1 -D v5 OF-At TV cn REAL ESTATE SALES RENTALS DIAL 2119 FRED A.

ROGALSKY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE SENECA BLDG. DIAL, 8413 PERKINS REAL ESTATE 305 E. State St. See sales and rental list-posted on our windows. WALTER J.

HOLMES REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 404 N. CAYUGA ST. DIAL 9991 Farms Lots for Sale 33 136 ACRE. Dairy and chicken farm. vrooa nous wim rurnace and electricity, not far from campus.

Filmer 13-F-5. 140 ACRES On stats road 79 for sale or rent ty owner. Good barn and outbuildings. Good 7 room house, running water kitchen, barn and milk house. Will cut 70 tons of hay.

If soon will include team, some farm machinery and tools. Some furniture and cooking, heating and oil stoves. Price $3,000 cash or $3,400 terms. C. Mooney, RD 1.

Richford. N. Y. 7 MILES FROM ITHACA 65 acres with or without stock and tools. 10 room house, large barn, electricity, good water, plenty of wood, near school, on the good road.

Silas Wood. Dial 6931. WEST Inside city 2 double building iois, eacn ixio overlooking city. Box 1021 care The Ithaca Journal. Houses for Sale 34 COR.

EDDY STATE ST. 8 room house, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, coal furnace, steam heat, slate roof. For inspection dial 2626 till 5 or S356 evenings EAST HILL Good 10 room modern house with full size cellar, furnace, bath, electricity and garage. Priced for immediate sale at $5,000. Terms, Gene Bradley, 2262.

EAST HILL Convenient to camrus. built by owner for home. bedroom house, gas heat, lot 150x60. garage under house, sun deck. Available at once.

Kiely Realty, 8420, FIRST CLASS Furnished" rooming house in College Town. Location insures full occupancy. Maurice Taylor, 112 Lake Ave. NORTH i bedroom house, large living room with fireplace, occupancv Sept. 1.

Hugh G. Slocum. 2092 or 9353. NORTH 4 apartment house, hot water neat witn automatic stoker. One apartment will be vacant Sept.

1. Terms. Austin, 132 E. Seneca St. 97S2 orS748.

NORTH 6 blocks from State. 2 apartment house in excellent condition. 6 rooms and bath each floor, hot sir heat, oak floors, good lot. Hugh G. Slocum 2092 SOUTH HILL 8 room house on Hudson St.

Large lot. New hot air furnace. Available Sept. 1. Dial 7322 after 5p.m.

SOUTH HILL room house, needs some repairs, 6 garages, large lot. $500 down, balance monthly. Austin, 132 E. Seneca St.97S2 or 8748. SOUTH HILL Very weirbuilt 4 bedroom house, oak floors, fireplace.

2 baths, sleeping porch, large attic. View overlooking ctly and lake. Price $8,500. Hugh G. Slocum 2092 or 9353.

TWO FAMILY DWELLING $7,500," and one at $9,500. Three family dwelling $5,500. Also one $6,800. Maurice Taylor. 112 Lake Ave.

Lake-Suburban 'or Sale 35 CAYUGA HEIGHTS MANOR Attractive 5 room home $7,300. For details call WooU 3997. FARM. 40 ACRES Modern house, all improvements. 2 blocks from stores and postofflce.

Located 8 miles from Ithaca In village of Newfleld. Inquire 428 E. Seneca dial 9350. HOUSE 7 rooms, 2 brocks from post-office and stores. All modern Improvements.

2 acres land. Located in village of Newfield. Inquire 428 E. Seneca St. or dial 9350.

2 MILES FROM ITHACA 8 room house partially modern. chicken house, one car garage, one acre of land on main state hiRhway. University 1 mile Dial 7741. 9-12 a.m. 3Ms MILES FROM ITHACA 7 room modern home.

English style, 15 acres land. Suitable for a professional man. (No information over the telephone). Geo. W.

rerrv, 05 First Nat 1 Bank Bjdg. Dial2643. 10 MILES FROM ITHACA Modern home, garage, hen house for fiOO chickens. 5 acres. Box 1015 care The Ithaca Journal.

NEAR TAUGHANNOCK STATE PARK Modern 7 room furnished cottage With electricity, bath, firrplece, etc. Driveway from main road to rear of cottage. Boathouse with dock. This property is in excellent condition. Immediate possession.

Price and terms at office onlv. Burns Realty Co. First National Bank Bldg. PERRY CITY House, electricity and water. Theodore Wixom.

Phone Trumansburg S5F23. SLATERVILLE RD. 5 miles out nearly completed modern 5 room bungalow, hot water heat, running water, electricity, one acre land, fruit trees. Price reduced to $2,500. Also north 6 miles, modern recently built 6 room house, poult rv houses, 15 acres land, fruit trees $10,000.

Dial 2408 or 6787, Brorkway, Realtor. SLATERVILLE 2 epartments new baths, sinks and furnace. Large garden and nig house. Bottled gas. Dial J.

W. Lasby, 2747. TRUMANSBURG Double houio with double garage, all modern, goo. income. Dial 5329 jor 3016 evenings TRUMANSBURG ROAD Brand new 5 room semi-bungalow, oak floors, fireplace, hot air heat, gas hot water heater, inlaid linoleum in kitchen and bath, concrete cellar ind garage.

Nice lot about 150x400. only $5,800. Walter J. Holmes, 401 N. Cayuga St Dial 9991.

Wanted Real Estate 37 MODERN HOUSE For 3 adults, or will rent same. Or larg 1st floor apariment. 3-1210. WANTED FOR CLIENTS Properties In Bryant Tract an 1 Heights section and suburban for cash buyers desiring possession by Oct. 1.

If you are thinking of selling list your property now. Burns Realty First National Bank Bldg. Auctions 38 AUCTION Saturday, Aug. 11, 12:30 sharp, 211 Giles St 11 rooms furniture. Whitney piano, electric mangle, studio couch (like new), 4 chests of drawers, 5 dressers, single and double beds.

3 electric flat irons, 2 elecrlc toasters, sheets, pillow cases bed spreads, blankets, quilts, linens, curtains, rugs, dining room table, porcelain top kitchen table, rocking chairs, straight chairs, overstuffed chairs, lamps, clocks, silverware, library tables, stands. All kinds of dishes; kitchen utensils fall kinds), kitchen cabinet, gardn and some carpenter tools, oil heaters, 2 antique whatnots. 2 buffets, jnirrors, ice box. wardrobe. Venetian blinds, canned fruits, pictures, books.

Other articles too numerous to Ownr, J. E. Goodrich. Auctioneer, Art Sovocool. Legal Notices 3S BEER LICENSE Notice Is hereby given that License No.

GB 37022 has been Issued to the undersigned to sell beer at retail under the Alcoholic Bevrage Control law at 230 South Cayuga Street, Ithaca, New York. County of Tompkins for off premises consumption. GILBERT F. STURROCK 230 S. Cayuga St Augr.

9, IS. LADY General housework and care of two children. Jive in. Good salary. Dial 2074 or 6913 MIDDLE AGED PERSON Preferred.

to assist with nousewora. ave in. Dial 3574. SALES WOMEN Several attractive positions with opportunity tor advancement. Apply superintendent office.

Rothschild 4th floor. WAITRESS WANTED APPLY IN PERSON LEHIGH VALLEY HOUSE WAITRESS and woman dishwasher wanted. Apply college pa, it State St WAITRESSES WANTED FULL PART TIME GOOD PAY STEADY JOB SHORT HOURS APPLY IN PERSON ALPINE RESTAURANT WAITRESS Good salary-. Dial 2625 between 6-5. WOMAN To care for boy age 3.

Steadv emplovment. juoiner wonss. Rnx 1019 care 'The Ithaca Journal. WOMAN For housework. No laundry, T- Goou wages.

ive uuu xu j.uj The Ithaca Journal. Help Wanted Male 9 BOYS 16 YRS. OR OVER TO WORK IN CIRCULATION DEPT. MAIL ROOM STEADY YEAR AROUND GOOD PAY. SHORT HRS.

HOURS DURING SCHOOL ARRANGED TO MEET SCHEDULE APPLY JOURNAL MR. TUCKER COOKS WANTED GOOD PAY, SHORT HOURS STEADY JOB. APPLY IN PERSON ALPINE RESTAURANT EXPERIENCED CREAMERY MAN For modern wen equipped piani producing 1,000 gallons daily, located in Bahama Islands. Healthful climate and excellent living conditions. Good opportunity for right man.

Address Box 1003 care The Ithaca Journal. MAN To work in cemetery. Dial 9474. MAN To work on small well equipped farm, year arouna jod. rnone iumc 2722 between to p.m MARRIED MAN Wanted from Sept.

1 for general work on well equipped dairy farm near Ithaca. Dial 6461. PRESSER Wanted, male or female. Layton Holland, 525 W. Seneca St.

SHORT ORDER COOK APPLY IN PERSON LEHIGH VALLE YHOUSE TRUCK DRIVER Good wages, steady work. H. L. Hombrook. Dial 9301.

TRUCK DRIVER Steady and essential work. Good wages. Leary Coal 628 W. Seneca St, WANTED ASSEMBLERS AND ALIGNERS OR MEN AND WOMEN TO TRAIN FOR SAME. GOOD WAGES 494 HOURS PER WEEK APPLY ALLEN-WALES ADDING MACHINE CORP.

S. AURORA ST. WANTED Responsible man to man-ag furniture Dept. Good salary and commission. In reply state age and draft status.

Box 997 care The Ithaca Journal. Position Wanted, Female 11 MIDDLE AGED WOMAN Wants to care for woman alone or couple. Box 1U1Y cajje me liuaca juumii TYPIST CLERK Several years expe rience, speeuy, accuraie. jua care The Ithaca Journal. Personal Loans 13-A CONVENIENTLY, QUICKLY PRIVATELY ITHACA PERSONAL LOAN 406 FIRST NAT'L BANK BLDG.

Business Opportunity 14-A INCREASED EARNINGS Are reported by workers taking home study courses in the International Correspondence Schools. Gives instruction in more occupations than any other educational institution. Information free for vocational guidance. Royal Gilkey, 701 Hector Ithaca. Stock, Poultry Pets 15 BABCOCK HEALTHY CHICKS Make great layers.

We can supply White Leghorn chicks straight run and pullets from Aug. 2 on. Dial 3-1573. Bab-cock'sPoultryFarm. 500 BARRED ROCK PULLETS 500 New Hampshire Reds.

William E. Taylor, Trumansburg, N. Y. Phone 55-F-4. COLLIE MOTHER And puppies, sired first prize winner "Orinda Vanprader son of champion Big Parade.

Marcus Bailey at L. M. Oliver farm, Route 79. Slaterville. 2 COWS Will freshen in 2 days.

Also 2 heifers. Mike Myskow, Ludlow- ville. N.Y. NAILS CUT BY APPOINTMENT DARTMUL PET SHOP 118 S. AURORA ST.

3 GOOD WORK HORSES For sale. Charles Collins, corner Hanshaw-War- renRds. Dial3S55. GLEN WOOD FARM CHICKS Sold out for the season, taking orders for fall and 1948 chicks. John F.

Evans. Phone 71-F-23. GUERNSEY COW Good grade, young, heavy milker. A. L.

Lobdell, RD 1, Ithaca. HORSES Matched team heavy Belgians, weight approximately 3o00 lbs. Excellent farm team. Also double har-ness. Dial 2327 days, 8814 evenings.

HORSE MEAT VETERINARIAN INSPECTED FOR ANIMAL CONSUMPTION DARTMUL PET SHOP 118 S. AURORA LEGHORN HENS 200 large type yearlings. Now laying 60. Kouterick, Groton, n.X., i'noneiro, PUPPIES Wire haired terriers, thor-oughbreds. JosephOckay.Wrjryden.

PUPPIES For sale cheap. Mother purebred Dachshund. Dial 6677 after 6 p.m. or call at 317 Linn St. RUSADA PETSHOP FROZEN HORSEMEAT.

STEADY SUPPLY LIVER. HEART. KIDNEY PARKING SPACE ALWAYS AVAILABLE. 105 N. MEADOW ST.

DIAL 2557 500 R. I. RED PULLETS 11 weeks old. 1 mile west, 1 mile north from Cayutaville, Carl Clark. SADDLE HORSE Ride, drive, work.

excellent on farm, must sacrifice $125. Dial 646L SADDLE HORSE Spotted, young, gentle. Reasonable. Harold Baker, Dr'den-Cortland Rd. RD 1.

Dryden- Wanted Livestock 16 DAIRY COWS And heifers wanted. Also beef, bob and veal calf and hog. Gus Lecoq. Phone LIVE POULTRY WANTED F. E.

STEIGER 44F15 LIVE POULTRY WANTED ALL KINDS PHONE 74-F-21 OR DIAL 2952 LESLIE BIRCH LIVE POULTRx WANTED A. Terpening. Dial 3-2723. Will call for or deliver to South Lansing Thurs- days and iVidays. WANTED AT ONCE HEAVY FOWLS ALIVE G.

F. STURROCK DIAL 3475 Articles for Sale 17 A GOOD PLACE TO BUY Osed furniture. Slight's Bargain House. 110 S. Corn St.

Dial 2601. We buy and sell. BED ROOM SUITE Baby carriage, chest of drawers, end table, other articles, 115 Giles St. Dial olSL GUERNSEY COW LOST Near So. Lansing.

John M. Mikula. 87-F-4L Automotive 1937 DE SOTO Sedan, radio, heater, good tires. Dial 3331 Ext. 5S4.

1935 TERRAPLANE COUPE Radio and heater. Tires excellent. Calvin H. Rothermich. RD 5, Ithaca.

Phone 62F4. Auto Accessories ONE 1935 DODGE MOTOR One 1931 Hudson motor, two 1936 Ford V-8 radiators, one 1935 Dodge radiator. Also parts to Chevrolet and Fords from 1934 and 1936. Victory Waste Dealers. 302 Third.

Dial 5663. Auto Trailers 4-A WANTED House trailer. Writer F. Wagner co Kouterick, RD 2. Groton or Phone 7F6.

Motorcycles Bicycles 5 BOY'S. MAN'S. GIRL'S BICYCLE E. A. Schaber, 210 First St.

Dial 9919. Wanted Automotive ALL CASH FOR YOUR USED CAR Highest prices paid. No red tape. No waiting for your money. Quick's Used Car Lot.

315 S. Cayuga St. WANTED WRECKED AND JUNKED CARS REYNOLDS GARAGE 633 W. STATE ST. Business Service ADJUSTMENTS And repairs for gas ranges and water heaters.

Work guaranteed. Dial 3-2396. Clarence Becker. ATTENTION Electrolux Cleaner users! If you wish your Electrolux inspected free of charge by a bonded serviceman trained in factory methods, he will call on you and recommend service needs, if any. Mr.

Young authorized serviceman will stop on his trip next week. Write now to box 973, care The Ithaca Journal. ARROW EXTERMINATING CO. Ithaca's oldest exterminators. Roaches, bedbugs, rats, mice, etc Guaranteed results.

121 E. Seneca St. Dial 2077. AUTHORIZET MAYTAG WASHER SERVICE And parts; all makes repaired. Johnny's Repair Service, 608 W.

Buffalo St. 3-1377. BEDBUGS Roaches, Rats, Fleas. Moths, etc. Guaranteed extermination.

Dial 9010. A.B.C. Exterminating 126 S. Tioga St. CHIMNEY SERVICE New chimneys built, old chimneys repaired.

Call Charles Stanton. 55-F-2. R. D. No.

5. CHIROPRACTOR' SPECIALIST H. BT Goodenough. 102 W. State.

Universal Basic Technique. Dial 2617. CLEANING Boilers, furnaces, vacuumed cleaned and repaired. Prompt service. New boilers and furnaces for sale.

Also parts Dial 9992. DRESSMAKING Alterations, remod- eling. Children's clothes. Dial 3-2796. ELECTRICAL WIRING Repairing and emergency calls.

Robert M. Peterson, 227 S. Geneva St. Dial 2433. ESTIMATES Available for sidewalks and black top driveways.

Dial 8096. Paul Fidler. ESTIMATES Available for brick work, sidewalks and driveways. Call August Alby. 8710.

FOR MOVING OR TRUCKING CALL HARDESTY DIAL 474 FURNACES AND BOILERS Vacuum cleaned. Oil burners, stokers and washers serviced and repaired. Iroquois Heating. 426 N. Titus.

Dial 2946, GENERAL CONTRACTING Sidewalks, gutters, stone steps, stone walls, plaster, anphalt driveways, general carpentering. Paul Mancini, 401 Hancock Street. Phone 3-1396. All employes protected with adequate insur ance, fainters. LAWN MOWERS Sharpened and repaired.

Household appliances repaired. Called for and delivered. Central Re pair Shop. 109 Green fct- oia MOTHS Bedbugs. Fleas, Mice, Rats.

Roaches, etc Guaranteed extermination, backed 20 years of experience. Call 9009. Abalene Pest Control Service, Inc. 206 N. Tioga Ithaca.

N.Y. MOVING. STORAGE, CRATING STUDENT TRANSFER. 9595 704 W. BUFFALO ST.

PAINTING AND DECORATING WORK Done evenings between 6-10 p.m. Make your appointment now. Dial 3-1129 PAPER HANGING Interior or exterior or exterior painting and decorating, by the hour or contract. 15 years experience with local contractors. Carl Bishop.

Dial 5735. PIANO TUNING REPAIRING ALL WORK GUARANTEED D. A. GRIFFIS DIAL 2444 REFRIGERATION SERVICE All makes. Pardon Electric 426 N.

Titus. Dial 2946 or 3-2030. REFRIGERATOR SERVICE Commercial and domestic. Johnny's Repair Service. 608 W.

Buffalo St. 3-1377. WANTED Small family washings. No delivery. Box 1016 care The Ithaca Journal.

WHEN READY To move, call Sovo-cool. 524 W. State St. Dial 994L Help Wanted Female 8 BAG FACTORY WORKER Apply In person. International Salt foot of Third or dial 2336.

CAPABLE WOMAN Nursing Home, 118 E. Court to assist with invalids. Dial 3-2768. CHAMBER MAID BOX 9R8 CARE THE ITHACA JOURNAL CHECKERS AND PRESSES Wanted. Experienced or inexperienced.

Experienced preferred. Petrillose Cleaners, 338 E. St; DISHWASHER Wanted, jrood pay. Applv in person. Alpine Restaurant 120 N.

Aurora St. EXPERIENCED Cleaning woman. 2 afternoons a week. References. Box 1006 care The Ithaca Journal.

EXPERIENCED HELP For cooking and general housework in small family: full or part time, good wages. Dial73S4. GIRL For general office work in retail store. Box 1004 care The Ithaca Journal. GIRLS AND WOMEN APPLY PALACE LAUNDRY 325 EDDY ST.

GIRL OR WOMAN Clerk in food store $28 per week to start. State see and qualifications. Box 912 care The Ithaca Journal- GIRLS AND WOMEN Between the ages of 18-35 Light, clean work. No ex perience necessary. Persons now employed in war work need not armlv.

R. APPEL Pearsall Place Pocketbook Factory GROCERY CLERK Permanent job. $25 per week to start. 510 W. State St.

HOUSEKEEPER Widow," thirty to fortv with one child desiring good home. Winter Florida. Box 1007 care The lthaca Journal. KITCHEN GIRL OR WOMAN Wanl-ed. Phone 2454 Newfield, Personals Notices BEAUTY.

ART CENTER Shops of Violet Harmon, Helen Campbell, Masy Georgia and Lou se Carrier. Machine-less and cold permanent waging featured. 142 E. State over Genatt's. Dial 2008.

DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS For Town of Lansing will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 9th, at Ludlowville Town Hall. INVALID COACH Moderaly equipped for any emergency, day or night. pH ergon.

Dial 9104. 2 LADIES Driving from Canandaigua to Denver, would like 2 passengers all or part way. Must be students going to or from college. Box 1011 care The Ithaca Journal. TOWN OF ULYSSES Democratic Caucus will be held at the Firemen's Hall, Trumansburg, 8 p.m.

Thursday, Aug. 9th. All voters interested in good government are cordially invited to attend. D. T.

C. VACATION WEAR PLAY SUITS SUN SWIM SUITS SHIRTS and SLAX Fine prices, a good stock, sizes 10 to 18. Why not enjoy yourself even with a trip to some nearby park? Buy your needs at TARRY SHOPPE 444 W. State St. WILL TAKE In children by hour or evening.

134 Linden Dial 3-2587. Lost Found BLACK BILLFOLD LOST Between Joe's Restaurant and Strand Theater. Containing sum of money, identification. A and gas ration stamps. Dial 8695 or 2722.

Reward. BLUE BILLFOLD Lost, Stewart Park, Aug. 3. Reward. Box 999 care The Ithaca Journal.

FOUND Black and white heifer about 9 or 10 months old. Owner may have same by paying of ad. Leslie Birch. PhoneDanby74-F-21. GASOLINE COUPONS Lost.

Were taken from car July 10. Please return Dr. DeWitt T. Baker, Ithaca ED4. GEORG JENSEN SILVER PIN Lost Prized as a gift.

Reward. Dial 9456. 2 HEREFORD STEERS Red with white faces strayed in vicinity of Danby 1 mile from city limits. If seen please notify Ray Flumerfelt. Dial 9276.

IDENTIFICATION BRACELET Lost. Gold, marked Esther E. Clark, Number A218015. Reward. Dial 8458.

MONEY BAG White, Tompkins Co. Trust. Possibly First National bag. Owned by newspaper boy who lost it about 4 weeks ago between College Ave and Journal office via Buffalo St. Content about $30.

If found notify Arthur Thomas. Dial 3-1419. RATION BOOKS 3 AND 4 LOST In handmade leather case. Mrs. J.

P. Downing, Robin Downing. 121 Thurston Ithaca. Dial 8065.Reward. RED RIM GLASSES Found in Sunset Eark.

Owner may have by identify ing and paying for ad.pial9487. WILL THE PERSON Who took man's gray suit coat from parked sedan on Albanv St. please return and no questions asked. 216 W. State Motor Lines Ithaca Spencer Elmira Lv.

Ithaca: 9:45 a.m.. 1:00 p.m, (Sat. only). 6:00 p.m., 8:15 p.m. Arr.

Elmira: ir.05 a.m.. 2:20 p.m. 6 20 p.m.. 9:35 p.m. Return from Elmira: New bus terminal (State St.) at 8:00 a.m..

11:30 a.m. (Sat. only). 3:15 p.m.. 6:40 p.m.

Fares Ithacu to Elmira: 51.00 one way. $1.80 round trip. Ithaca to Elmira Heights! 90o one wav, $1.65 round trip. Ithaca to Horseheads: E5o one way. $1.55 round trip.

(Tax Not Included) Ithaca Cortland Syracuse Lv. Ithaca: 8:20 a.m.. 10 a.m.. 1:20 p.m.. 6:20 p.m., 8:25 p.m.

Arr. Syracuse: 10:27 a.m.. 12:07 p.m.. 3:27 p.m., 7:27 p.m., 10:32 p.m. Lv.

Syracuse: 7:40 a.m.. 11:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m.. 9:35 p.m. Arr. Ithaca: 9:46 a.m., 1:07 p.m., 5 07 p.m..

8:07 p.m.. 11:42 p.m. Ithaca Rochester Lv. Ithaca: 6:17 a. p.m.

5:27 p.m. Arr. Rochester: 9:40 a.m.. 6:12 p.m.. S.5" p.m.

Lv. Rochester: 8:00 a.m.. 11:15 a.m., 8:00 p.m. Arr. Ithaca: 11:23 a.m..

2:38 p.m.. 11:23 p.m. Ithaca Blnghatnton Scranton New York City Lv. Ithaca: 8:20 a.m.. 11:28 a.m., 2:43 p.m..

6:20 p.m.. 8:30 p.m.. 11:28 PArr. 10:45 a.m., 1:10 p.m.. 4:25 p.m..

7:54 p.m.. 11:00 p.m., 1:10 a.m. Arr. New York: 6:25 p.m., 8:50 p.m.. 12:15 a.m..

6:30 a.m.. 8:30 a.m. Ithaca Newfleld Elmira Wiliiamsport Lt. Ithaca: 9:50 a. 1:10 p.m..

5:05 p.m., 8:15 p.m. Arr. Elmira: 11:03 a.m.. 2:25 p.m.. 6:20 p.m..

9:35 p.m. Arr. WUliamsport: 8:00 p.m., 7:40 Ithaca Watkins Glea Lv. Ithaca: 10 5:10 p.m. Ithaca Danby Candor Oweg Lv.

Ithaca: 11:35 6:30 p.m. HOLD EVERYTHING cof wc we in srrrvicg. we. T. at s.

T. nr. "Army interceptors closing iP fast, at 5 o'clodsi" With U.S. 14th Army Corps, Northern Luzon P) A suggestion that Japanese General Yamashita might prefer suicide to either surrender or a fight to annihilation was contained in an appeal by "Lt. Gen.

Oscar W. Grtswold to the Nipponese commander in the Philippines to end further "needless deaths." Griswold, commander of the iith Army Corps, personally, appealed Wednesday to Yamashi.a to halt the fighting in Northern Luzon to void further killing of Japanese civilians who have been forced to Mcompany the retreating enemy troops. Aircraft dropped 100,000 leaflets containing Griswold's plea. President Meets Wife at Station Washington (JP President Truman interrupted an extremely busy day today to drive to Union Station and meet his wife, returning from their home at Independence, JIo. The President was out of the White House little more than 15 minutes.

Treasury Report "Washington CP) The position of the Treasury Aug. 7: Receipts, expenditures, balance, total debt, increase over previous day, $63,635,631.51. Use of Atomic Question of Its By JAMES MA BLOW Washington CP) Secretary of War stimson has cold-watered the Mea that there may be commercial use of atomic energy soon after Ms war because of discoveries connected with the atomic bomb. He says bluntly: "It will be a matter of much further research and development to design machines for the con-rsion of atomic energy into useful power. How loner this will take j10 one can predict but it will cer-be a period of many years." aiy Answers Needed But granted that eventually wmic energy can be used for Peaceful purposes vital questions mankind's future have to answered, Vranium is the ore essential to Induction of the atomic bomb.

Befo re this war there was a lot of ePerimentin- with uranium. en tKhefe Was a lot of speculating a the future for atomic energy. 4me of it went like this: nere'd be need any more 'r coal and oil as fuel if the oras energy could be turned into mercial use. A small capsule of aspirin-size, subjected to disintegration gives off tremendous heat. The heat makes Steam drives engines.

"0o Would Control Power? that capsule would drive the Mary on a round-trip At-jc crossing, would keep an au-v 0r airPlane running for ays, would heat a man's home for Hinnin WUld keep actory wheels "But who'd control this power: A tZ private corporations or the rnment? the hands of a few rations, such control could be rangiehold on America. 0" Jfe government, how would it th the Pwer? Like a TVA? thei. vSUcIi atomic power would 6 oe any need for water-power at all? i II.