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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-12-15
Corporations Seeking to Dominate
University of Texas

The University of Texas is of states greatest
assets 1t belongs to all the people-docors lawyers farm
merchants workers. The and daughters of
class are educated in its cassrooms.
That being would think that the Board of Regents
should include fair crosssecon of the citizenship
senting various viewpoints and interests
Such however has not been the The board has been
top-heavy with multmonaire oil operators and attorneys
corporations which have long attened off the
poitation of Texas natural resources and its peoples
Perhaps it just peculiar coincidence that
seven the eight regents who participated in the firing
of Homer P Rainey secret session at Hous
ton recently either corporation lawyers
ton directors.
Despite the desperate efforts of certain of the regents to
scred and both Dr. Raney and the whole university
behind the firing of the president being
brought light by the current senate committee investigation
in Austin.
AS president of the university Dr. Raney stood for the
principle academic feedomaowing instructors to search
and teach the truth they found it. The motto of the
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-12-15
SIXTEEN INDUSTRIAL GIANTS HAVE
half MORE ASSETS Than ALL
GOVERNMENT CORPORATIONS

Sense, not subsidy, is needed in
transition to the peace economy. The
unearned fortunes in capital and ac-
cumulated incomes of industrial and
financial combinations would pay at
least sixth of the present National
Debt.
The result of concentration of war
orders in few great corporations
aspiring to be the government of the
United States-and through Interna-
tional Cartels World Government
has been to give sixteen non-financial
enterprises, fifty per cent more assets
than all the corporations the govern
ment owns.
Concentration Increases
Business Week reports in 1941
there were 80 concerns with total as
sets over $1,O0O,O0O,OOO, in 1942-3S,
and in 1943-41.
On December 81, 1913, sixteen of
these giants had total assets of $751;
1926 million compared with the $780,
43S.5 million assets of the Al govern
ment corporations which cause Sen
ator Byrd and his associates such
acute anguish.
The top seven concerns and their
assets, in millions are
American Telephone and
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-12-15

turn on an honest valuation, to meet
the needs of the American people, In
peace.
Freedom to exploit has no place in
winning the peace. = Peoples Lobby
Bulletin.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-12-15

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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-12-15

The other nine are: Atchison, Tope-
ka and Santa Fe Railroad Union Pa
cific Railroad, Consolidated Edison
Company IN. ", Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, Commonwealth and South
ern System. e. I. DUPONT de Nemours,
Bethlehem Steel Corporation, Socony-
Vacuum Oil Company and Ford Motor
Company
Corporate Assets Soar
The assets of these sixteen con-
Germs increased in the four war years
from 1899 to 18943, by $500 million
that is 2o.2% or one-fifth.
On December 81, 1910, (the last
403 corporations having over 500 mil
lion assets, were $153, millions,
an increase in one year of $9,506.7
million or 6.6%.
Should Having Be Keeping?
The assets of these corporations
amounted to 4Sq6-nearly half of the
total assets of the 413,716 corporations
reporting, and included in millions:
Government obligations 19,414.1
Other investments ...-.-.-.-.. 50,408.4
Capital assets Qess
reserves) .--.------.--..---..------ 41,131.1
Other assets -.-.--......--........ 2,575.3
In 1910 these 4O3 corporations had
surplus reserves and surplus undi-
vided profits of $23,4O0.2 million.
Why Subsidize Profiteers?
Their net profit was $2,S23.5 million,
and some of them have nearly doubled
their net profit, above taxes, in the
war years since 1910
1t is obvious these corporations do
not need to have government either
underwrite their conversion to peace
production or substitute consumption,
under the euphemism of "compen-
satory economy"
They need to have tens of billions
of watered stock wrung out of their
capitalization, to be co-ordinated with |
smaller concerns, and directed by
government to produce at fair re-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-12-15

Association must please the Montana Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company and make them feel {
of safety for the time being However, the people
the state have not spoken their piece yet.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
PERSONAL

REDUCING, special rates: remove fat in
ain nSons 5esnts Ns steam cabinet baths
Iime o. money BACK fftvs Write ioz % saekIes Nc No
81 issS Johnson r. a:ns;:. agta Fails.
Wpstass yspsi5ee e'1s yhile ak you wait, Room o2
PHONE SHEPHERD 1880, ask for Miss
Wright. If you are in need of loan UP to
ffHe II HATS TSpF bfSIp6ALLY sfasiH5e STYLED
match any fur; Iestylins,. blocking, trim
ming. VOGUE. 1898 14th St NV. open eve
WATCH REPAIRlNG-specialis in Swiss
and American watches, any make clocks
ins 'tHsF' R&N SaS 'sIsss wzeH 0e CO.. ovassnss sas
{ e1kcLk d* CLUB DANCES, where friends len
formation phone, 40 pm. FIR. O59O
DREssMAkING STUDIO, centrally located.
prompt service: dresses. suits made to to
%oSe,ats ordsr also nros rsstylns and alterations
n MARTIN RSGn SuRsiG DhGas aoMpriSste Ex asos and
semiprivate vacancies; 24-hour nursing
fSais fGfeE fs e os dsys sss ssfc
tentlon: alarm clocks repaired. speciaiizing
Work Electric ans Tsssao9 era rsaGihs
514 10th St. between E and SITS. NV. :
ACCOUNTANT, experienced bookkeeping
auditing, tax, financial reports; available
to handle few accounts. MISS EDWARDS,
323 Southern Bldg. DI, 3S9s. 13'
STENOGRAPHIC WORK--Expert BILE
to fill your stenoeraphic requirements;
MISS MISS EDWARDS, 323 Southern Bldg. Df
ATTENTION, PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHERs
c. P. A. offers facilities of centrally To-
Gated once and equipment in exchange for
services. DI. 1924 l2s
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SITUATIONS woMEN.

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. typist. coIored.
gooa noro ptenmanship penn good training; fun or
CLERK-TYPIsT. experienced. and gen
era once manager, 40-hr. week. Phone
GIRH desres poston ooo IN alter d
1isfs 6RfssM.kisG kfsss Ss2ssISs &C. sSsa -.moa.nI
Trying st; NV; Apt. A.. Adams 223s.
.;ii GiRL' 22 college grad, French, seeks po-
search or comparative analysis, Prefer
public relations where French spoken. Free
s9 Trsnns re in mrss dsnes drama
''1ss my home 'saifsE MISS HUNT sFd NO os1SsES5y
RECEPTIoNIsT, young woman desires en-
ployment in physieian's ONCE, pleasing
personalty per many g. yrs HOSPITAL experience.
RECEPTIONisT, attractive young woman.
desires position in doctors once or cor
pofation. experienced. Box 45l-R. star.
RESIDENT MANAGER - Refined. settled
lady with several years experience desires
position posi- % as resident MANAGER; can furnish
sfINoGRxPhER, G rapid + typist, desires
TYP typing s, eyeninss from : pm. on. Write
TRANSLATOR LINGUIsT, French. Ger
msni Rn1 4o college graduate honor student; 2l
a home efa csi cofSm6is ashei Sly :yDins to ::
WOMAN, colored. college grad, IA years
professional FIot and business experience
knowledge of bookkeeping. typewritins
ing and adding machines; drive car
Pesires Pex eo5p 5emppieyment with future, Refs
WOMAN, colored, settled. reliable, honest;
sleep In; good cook. g.hw. s35 Goth st.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-BOOKK general rec
ords part time; prepare financial and tax
HoJNGe MHs AZ a. oes
merchant. wishes to represent manufac.
sgesr Ssv, Or wholesale house n the pstFs
V4 %s saf stsr
demic background. sdministratiye expert.
enee enc; in Europe and Near East. fine teach.
cialized in Transportation and travel pro.
motion, energetic, reliable, pleasant per.
sondaiity: SON well versed IN research planning
langusges, is. iookins for az a Job involving n Is
hard work. full responsibility and, pref
erably. executive position: salary and loca-
W rE woRk, want Wanted s'fT By the iot
Chef, Tor private family. take full charg,
COOK SSlte. esn unharfed Tsss 80 years eaperi. ap
snee: sn. seeks seek position private family, goec
TopoRoxICH, .so5 Z st. ~ NV. % Il!
ENGINEER, 3rd, % yrs. in D. c. Inter-
ested este III IN p, church Ice cream, cold storage
WIS., Wish permanent, honorable connection
FARMER. experienced. 40 married, want,
FUND cXmPaIGNER s Of s1f seak yesrs espsr- spsr
ence organizing money-raising campaigns
membership drives, etc: only high-class
% e9nnsction accepted: Al references. Box
GENTLEMAN, middle age. with car. sellins
experience, desires position, real estate OIL
making business contacts, college eGuca-
ton. Box 3lS-K, Star.
HOTEL or cafeteria catering manager oil
chef-steward in high-class hotel know
iood and food cost; best of references
W. M. BRABHAM, CHI. 1857. 1900 North
kennebec St, Arlington, Va I3s
JANiTOk, experienced, and wife seek posi-.
tion. RE-. 1925
PoLITTCAL-ECONOMIC analyst of Latin
American relations for Government de
Immediately; married 81, Az; minimum
salary, $4,000. Box 443-R, Star I3s
Evening star., 1944-11-11
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing, rock wool in-
s1Ian1 snIatl1n Csll ,, Us for sstimate HUDSON
NV; Warehouse at 7th and T ne. DI
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - Prompt
p5sss p9nng on aos ssos% sash ASBESTOS sang and
Hsbs' fIooR shFvIGhs.' s' ndiSns a8 4I but the best.
laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning; par
auet installation: Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING iin CoNIRACToRs. I6 5.,2 NC 1912 Wiscon-
Sta ss -MASvIIEILR2 AZ II2 roofing. siding storm
eos!RacTlad ssss + doeL ssaFs to slSS Psy. GATES
work and ssnera est
MoDERNIZE YOUR HoME-Porches in
fiSssf' ib.d reGrestion rooms built attcs nm
and plumbing; roofins, siding a and Storm en.
rsnFed DISTRICT IaSS RENovAroRs. fsEf ms Gen. al
PAINTING and repair work: o, all kinds.
abs; HIoHWoob suiLDiNd CO: EN-.
PAINTING AND DECORATING; 40 years
at making homes brishter; unexcelled work
rfss0nef RA ssss Pfsf' psf tnr lucas ss LUCAS
fHiSTiSG, fAPEaISGs asFiSn PGAsTKRISG II I'm and
mechanics. Prompt service Terms ar
ranged. HOUGH BROS. CO. CHI S46s l5s
RECREATION ROOMS can now be built
of knotty pine or cypress; also brick and
concrete work. and general repairs; good
work, reasonable price. T. THOMSEN,
Kensington 3S7-M
i. hOOfiN asbestos sidinE; m mrsmods!ing;
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia 110S-1l13
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
Iohns-Manville
WATERPROOFING-H your basement
and walls waterproofed now before bad
weather; ROBERT E. PRICE, Ordway
S244 after pm. IL
JOHNS-MANVILLE roofing and siding.
storm windows: COW. terms. PATTERSON
| CALL A. r. WOoDSON CO.-Roofins SD.
| ing, insulation: combination storm sash
| 1913 st, NV RE $500
CALL US for painting. decorating. remod =
cling; white mechanics: reasonable prices
PREMIER PAINTING CO.. District sn65
anv time. los
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HELP poMEsTic tcens.)

WOMAN, white. capable caring for Ayr.
old; empl. parents; Inv; S75 per mo.
Call after 8 pm; refs; .CH. $3.50.
WOMAN, white, conaenial, urgently needed
to care for .convalescing lady, 2 or 8 mos.
light housekeeping, small apt; references
WOMAN, dependable. reliable, capable OF
eEsn dySs, vhhiie Mo,h,sr w91ks. Oh; s72l
day. II am. to pm. Warfield 3547. 12'
WOMAN, settled, to cook and do light
h1useyerk for small family; references.
WOMAN. settled, colored, wanted for
housekeeper:. must be reliable; good home;
s $40 70 nr wses sek, to start. 1880 18th st.
WOMAN, settled, to assist with g.h.w.
and dinner live In or out: no Sundays,
y day Thursday; good pay. 1924 Mass.
WOMAN; depenaasle. with references. for
WOMAN, white, capable caring for Ayr
old s while parents work; l.h;Wy PVT room;
Va6sHRefkEss 6sHaRseefkEs sq0d ,slsTy 81 1894
HOME. Also nurse wanted. OR. 1920.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and 2 small chill
dren, and nurse, in small house on Idaho
ave, near Wisconsin, want woman to cook
and do downstairs housework: top salary,
amount depending on hours work; can live
pho II or 9nt S sxSs exxseent references required,
duties pleasant, smsi S' hoasehold aaS deaGesq nesr
Porter and Conn: full or part time, salary
commensurate, OR. 6567
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REPAIRS AND sERVIces tc.,,.

RkPAIRS AND SERVICES (cent.)
n09F lao ~, I1Axsi ,.ay, svsIsn.ss e stop any
kooF RxfxfssMRc;oTf xfxfssS; T1 costins.. sass. p.,nntins
suttMsrins; 'pge@uttns; g@la prompt service. COLE
Roori R0oi HErAiaING; promp. service; ~ fr..
estimates Stag, slate, Composition, tie,
tin. leaks, cutters, snow guards; expert
enced mechanics KUEHN ROOFING CO.
CO 1851, DI. 0122.
SEWING SovT SGn dTsDsrlss slip covers
invited. Ma 6726. ii:
SEWING MACHINEs-Guarante repairs
on any make. Adjusting and oiling, Si
Parts and supplies for ali machines. Sew
SONS CO.. District 1900
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRs-We inspect.
OIL ana adjust any make machine, Soc
Replacement parts for all make machines
Famous New Home" sales and service
5ns nE .pa. .pALAtS bi E0YAL Box sewing machines
WASHING MACHINES repaired; Norge.
inghor Sc, Thor, 1906 Easy; 24-hour service
l4th St. n,w--AD 3o25.
MISUNDERSTANDING caulking. asbestos
siding, CARPENTRY. 7118 Varnum ST., Lam
dover Hills, Md Hyattsville 1858.
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. Full
n. LEH g. &dAL5ERT. ,n NC s1b 10th st. NV.
ALExxNDRIA CITY window cleaning sery.
ice. Floors washed and waxed Wall.
HAS YoUR LAMP GONE OUT. Repair.
LAMPL1GHTER, Trinidad 0010
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HELP WOMEN.

stencils ste can R a.. iSa som: sJ:as: psIs
s phons asps 81 2soe. or .1p;
v,sP DPsitea Rsesant N
LIFE NsURARcE Soe 60. WA NA. ssas Ae oi
nisht. tJ week: maxwell d TENNYsoN.
TYPIsT. permanent position with oppor-
tunity for advancement, 4e:hr. week: must
IT, aess ssa ssS WSSaNsrd aas
ADJ ADJ, sRSh sS's ana
1TYPiisTT' tsood,;, preferably with expert
ence in preparation of invoices and vouch-
i'fi si'GfsiiNEss MHcHiSEs acHasH coEp. iii Conn.
TYPIsT for essential business organiza-
ton; accurate with average. speed; perma-
ssSUnd 'sd's Is hours Ss a. snnaa ssa
anite for mer.sd
b. efssrsnss Star telephone and 'd-
TYPIST-CLERK. young woman. single,
son sg 1sss
sd assarf 30. ARH sissans ssaa age and
assf ssnsisi qnder eIerc. sTs work q in ass
Insurance. company ONCE knowledge o.
tyPsns na desired Apply II person to MISS
TYsisT YF EsGR sTRNoGRspnER a 9 f!n st. ferm.n.n,
SS SSrkns 5ss soRasps Sn oTs rIf
WAiTREss, eoiorsd. ADpis is'a asso "a 18th 18th 81.
WAITRESS. white. nightwork. full time OF
Hill s5sfsnt MAIL
VIZ ca. white h lsss .isss
Ga. ave. sH. 676b. ''
WOMEN a.x.ns9,. sS work as,vn,t IN small snos
pleasant sprroundinss, Reply sivins tels-
phone number. age and business experience
WOMAN SS Az: young, Sins wanted for .t.nosraphie
work and mechanical drafting. part time
or full time Location, Alexandra: Va
WOMAN, experienced, plain cook: live in
Good home FOR capable woman WI. s7s4.
WOMAN experienced in altering men:
clothing hsnsor neT s sniy SO per week Apply
WOMAN, middle aged, reliable, to sit in
aSH faSm 24s 10 sunaavs P% to 7s9 Nth invalid
tions carriers in Washington downtown
business a,s once area full or part time day
ERN M UNION. Room 200. isi7 New York
WHEN married; part-time work, 5-day
n an insurance company once. knowledge
MISS LuNp. Rm, 76s. s1s I4th st. INV NV. "
~, sysnins Ies Snsmpioysd xomsn ySaa p2emo: n
work near your home. Apply employmen,
ofice,. 722 18th st, NV, $50 a. M. to &
saS Y cHEsSfE&kE ssS PoroMAc 9 eaaas
PEEksseoSN2EIA PEEkseSEA SHOPPING at JELLrrrs
l2l4-1220 F st, NV; An interesting and
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP has immediate dat
openings for silk hnishers, wool pressers
alteration M operators laundry helpers. Ap-
WSobR3Kp w osbpRRSfKmens 9oTaRos 9fi az ho hoor
machine operators, gift wrappers, markers
messengers. Apply employment ONCE. 9th
EARN EXTRA MONEY at Jelleffs Work
4 hours or more, marking, wrapping and
selling: part time schedule, 9:30 am. to
4 80 NJ PM xnp,v III am to Pm pm; pm to
LOCAL WAR PLANT needs women for day
and night work. assembly work and in
spection: experience helpful, but not neces-
sary; excellent wages, regular increases
agps aap wAsH1Nofos n rssFJTr ss!z 81
TECHNOLOGY, College Park. Nd
Insurance OFFICE has opening for part
time clerk,typist, knowledge of book
ROOM for colored warworker or high
school student in exchange for watching 2
ehlIaIen YM6 cSa EYES; week week, Call WI: 1892.
pleasant surroundings. good salary. Call
Evening star., 1944-11-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (cent.)

e0SsN.SS OrrOMlONsIlsS NS0nt.l .
sfoRE. -buildlnS and contents, for sale;
I'd: !: 's's H.. :'|;;S ;s:ss ssH;:S s;S
as q 1:ss; s.ss
night clubs south Of New York, for sale:
fs eT0n bS On om Roms5a Sos
seatingg, capacity up t9 500; large bar and
soocar parting SPACE; yearsound dffnna bHsi.
ness; city water. gas and electricity: bus
Sc stop pod IN front OF place; weekly receipts.
retire Price ss5 cash 0T for "snsr Business 80
sSuR@snt sna on 9ns fsSs Gso Ds co
Ell @ Tas EsrAsLssssRSr1i ARsEsssaP i2e soSG y
sGessiGa at.iy nox or paEticuiars write immed-
E BEAUTY saoP ior sale. all newly equipped.
ss' sns fn st on Sc aoeoant ea JOSIE g iodvnI ct n
IET Us SELL YOUR BusrNEss-we have
aps We ad 0r snes neas hotels and
ssfs h3Ps eRs e. oasf isss 9s ns
fkicE REDUCED, se.45o. for ~ rooms. .
baths, ,kitchenettes; income over S220
per rsr, month; cony to Goy't bIdgs.; s2,450
WAN Want 0aiEsf1 EsTABH1saEp sflR WI susfSEss with
cabins or good building site between Wash,
sh YoHR ss sfS % 49, for
your prosDestys BUYERS to oss setionp n yoa
Or 1na 1re srl EAsTERa gGTk hi sRop ss
uCIS CO. INC, 81 Eve st. NV. Due to an
tsd nuSsr Psrsonns ~ we can
uPHoLsTERY and hsx repair ieeG%nin business long
established. ine location and eii Clientele: tH:
s hp interest or v IL ss so%pey
BfHUTS sAnoS for sas soos %S1oex nx SUB SUB
can be handed; contains 3 T rms. i' and bath. att
new modern equipment, accommodates as
many nt IL as opeTators h,a % owner lives in similar
esSas WFADoN Snf srSfer Sssf'fHs H. 7Sio Ga
BEAGTY SHOP WANTED, downtown or
MAN AND WIFE. middle -aged, to manage
On hns b. 5aas hs" WI Mrse hes w
dining room till after the war: only rooms
now: experience not necessary, but per-
sonality and references are. BOX 40I -R,
WILL BUY FOR CASH casualty or fire
insurance ms agency. Cali GABE MURPHY.
WANTED HARDWARE STORE, substantial
shiDway rosd p1dak pfn or Ma brokers
residential sect. % 6esutifuls u 0fsn furnshee hes
guesthouse: license; good income. BOX
477-R, Star
DRUGSTORE, good stock. with soda foun-
| tain; complete. $4,000; small down pay.
ment. Sligo 0192. 13s
RESTAURANT, located in residential neigh
oornood, soda fountain. equipped for short
orders, on-sale beer license: weekly business
$3.50, expense 1928 week, open & days wk
net $4,000 year: price, $500: 81. 900
down.
Groceries. meat and beer; business
$1,000 weekly, mixed trade: price, 5000:
q down: eauioment and stock worth asking
RA 65o7
Evening star., 1944-11-11
HELP MEN 8 WoMEN Cont. }

BOOKKEEPEk, automotive. with Genera
Motors experience. needed Immediately b,
as.f 1855 Of sve.os 81 sss P0ai After Mr.
PooD % q COUNTER SGNHn CLERKS, 10 or over: v.
will train you for essential work in our
food counters helping to feed Washington
AD At pRud soaE Fss
employmentSofice n P st. ne.
MAID for g.h.w. and cooking; live in
| would consider couple. husband to be em
s bs fond s0Ga q iSa rfa
room with radio, Call EN-. 1164 Sat
MEN AND WOMEN white or colored) fol
Appy p9y xfTF fGod hSsFi snd saod
ployment oince. 10th and Florida ave NV
ehines DIsTsicT AWN1Sd So ss~taa cAN2As Vas
fRofdaaaFHic fR HaadG Gs ayfi fRiEnfERoDucrroN work
Learners. men and women, required in all
branches. microfilm. photo Offset photo
stat. blueprint;, etc; good pay while under
training excellent oqpSPoIrtunitiss for ad-
son to establishment oficer, British Air
BRITISH MISSIONS. personnel ONCE, i16s
10th st. NV. Hiring arrangements ap-
sALEsPEoPLE. part or full time, holiday
Apply a any PEoPLEs DRUG Store Of
%GEsPToPIH, i's Boys department pa tine posi-
tons permanent; good salary. LIVING
STON'S. 906 7th st. NV.
SALESPEOPLE, full or part time, to work
men c bb 10Y or dsp a s AP11y sop4 ngSf
1th and G.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LESLIE w. SHHBY, licensed and bonded
business broker, announces the opening of
his ofhce at 906 10th st. NV. where he
WIN who yeaome WsS e bis or sr clients and ohs
business too small or too large for personal
and prompt attention. For quick results
call sHILBY. 906 10th st. NV. Phone
APIS, l basement apt. room, located
iurnure 1sa $40
sGa5 g 5,n furnace mace tops; ineeme $ssS PEI mo
ROOMING HOUSE, two apts.; income,
1885, $1,000; cash. $500. 1915 Belmont
r. nv DE. 9735 14s
Gated in, small nearby town. carrying pas as
sengers locally and to b. G.: daily average
gross S425 for past few months drivers
work on 50ss commission): price Of S35, 600
includes resistered yellow Cab CO. trade
mans, name and chayter; clear title on 20 late.
s 20 20. PgG Service ssass saon
81. 900 cash down payment on nscesssry. ssasssas
ffse1TTiisaR Ell FEES SERVICE ssarc ExEcurrvr-m.n or
woman capable of taking complete charge
OF business. salary and good percentage OF
s'1aie Ho%xsD S5RasiS9iiS bRE III Isat iaai
si1F FtGEANTT and sod. fountain, s7aS to
81. Y business per week: with trial: must
ssteh.n ;fH .due ne s1 illasss Of owner; modern
S3y sx ~ q s5f amy business s ssss.s
sILvLR. 90s 10th st NV. Ma. 9664.
GROCERY for sale; sacrifce, Illness; sood
Sth tn q. ss ~. aH.s 1913. as' IONS 1as asAo