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Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
Our Men I'm the Service :

/ from Lincoln, Nebraska, to Biggs
Field, Ell Paso, combat crew head
quarters, he wrote his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Console.
First Lieutenant A. j. Spicy of
Ell Centre has gone across to Eng
land and is in the officers pool
awaiting assignment to duty on the
continent.
News was received from Aviation
Cadet Edward Rice, son of Mr..
and Mrs. F.. H. Rice of the east city
limits of Ell Centre, that he has fin
iShed training at Santa Ana. After
Today furlough Rice will be as
signed for advanced training. He
was graduated from Central Union
High school in the class of 1913.
He played on the football squad.
His uncle, George Rice, is a radio
technician second class with the
navy in the South Pacific. He had
been overseas for many months,
came back to the states last July,
and shipped out again in mid-Aug-
uSt While living in FL Centre he
worked for Glen Wire.
Private Eddie Miranda of Cali
patria has been awarded the bronze
Star for heroic achievement in ac-
tion with the fifth army in Italy.
During the drive of the ninety-first
division for the Arno river, Miriam
da exposed himself to heavy enemy
fire to rescue two wounded COM
races. He removed the men to COW
cred positions and gave them first
aid. Presentation of the medal was
made at a simple ceremony near
the front lines by his divisional
commander. He entered the army
November IL, 1912.
Word was received that Corporal
Marvin Patterson is with the army
in France, having LETT for overseas
cuty recently. His wife, the former
Lois CoSand, is in Imperial Valley
while her husband is away His par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Patterson,
live in Imperial.
Pfc. Opie o. Teter. truck driver
Pfc. Jesus Urvina, rifleman, and
Sergeant Leo Jiminez, squad leader
all of FL Centre, are serving with
the 349th infantry regiment, one
of Lieutenant General Mark Clark S
fifth army units which smashed the
! Gustav and Hitler lines and chased
the Germans from the Garigliano
to the Arno river in Italy.
Private Hugh r. Johnston, Jr., of
Ell Centre is a member of a bomb
ardment group which, with its divi-
sion, has been cited by the Presi-
dent for bombing attack on tar
gets in Germany January II, 1914
He is now entitled to wear the
Presidential Citation badge, a blue
ribbon with a gold boroer, over the
right pocket of the blouse. Private
Johnston is on duty with the COM
munications section of this BIZ
Flying Fortress section and has beer
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
MAJOR STREET RAILWAYS
IN 5. r. NOW CITY-OWNED

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 30. CUPD
San Franciscos two major street
railways officially were merged into
a single system under municipal
ownership Friday and automatically
this city's traditional scent street
car fare was abolished.
The Market Street railway was
absorbed into the Municipal Railway
Lines, effective at a. m, under a
purchase plan approved by the
voters wherein the city paid $1,000
900 down and overs s5,50C000 to
the Market Street Railway for its
equipment and facilities. Future
paymentc will be made from profits
of the merged systems.
Fare on the Municipal Railway
had been 5 cents, but at a. m. this
was boosted to 7 cents TO match the
old Market Street Railway rate.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
Dove Hunters
Draw Fines

WESTMORLAND, Sept. %. -
Among game violators appearing
in the justice court here this week
was Buster Keaton, star of silent
movies, who forfeited a S25 bond
posted when he was arrested for
having five more doves in his pos
session than the law allows.
Justice o. G. KillingsWorth also
fine6 A. J. Hunter, Hermosa Beach,
$40 for having a pheasant in his
possession.
Ten other violators paid s25 fines
for violation of dove hunting laws.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
Manzanar Center
Population
Reduced 10 5400

LOS ANGELES. Sept. %. CUP)-
Population of the Manzanar Relo-
cation center, constructed to tenn
porarily house Japanese evacuated
from the Pacific Coast in 1912. has
dropped from a one-time peak of
10000 to 5.400, the War Relocation
Authority reported.
Similar drop in population has
occurred in the other eight reloca-
ton centers nthe west, WRA Of
ficialS said.
More than $1,000 japanese Ameri-
cans have entered military services
from the centers and Hawaii and
more than 10000 have migrated to
other areas while 1900 of question
able loyalty have been confined to
the segregation camp at Tule Lake,
California, WRA reported
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
TWO RIVER EXPLORERS
IN IDAHO OVERDUE

LEWISTON, Ida. Sept. %. CUPl
Two men making the perilous
1onrney up the Snake river by boat
from Huntington, Oregon, we're
two days overdue Thursday as
authorities began a check of points
along their route
Amos Berg, Portland, Oregon,
woodsman and explorer. and Charles
Wheeler San Francisco. past presi-
dent of Rotary International. were
scheduled to arrive here at 4 pm.
Tuesday afternoon. but a special
civic reception committee awaited
them in vain.
Their route takes them through
the dangerous waters of Hell'S Can
yon. The men so far had been I'M
reported at any OF the inhabited
places along the route.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
Farm Labor Head
Cites Penalties
On Paw Violation
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AObIltIiAutN II bdlA d6N a
unusual hardship in individual
cases. he added but emphasized
that rather than run the risk of
violation through lack of under
standing. he advised farmers TO re-
fer any question concerning rates
or other aspects of the wage sta
bilization program to the California
boards state office in Berkeley or
TO field offices at Fresno. Stockton.
Los Angeles. Yuma City. San Jose
or Centerville.
Garrigues said he was in receipt
of a communication from the WAS
office of labor. wage board at Ber-
kelley. and quoted Roland f. Ballou.
executive officer of the board, as
stating that an employer also may
be disallowed deduction from his.
income tax schedule of all wages
paid at an unauthorized rate, re-
gardlosS of whether or not there Is
a court prosecution.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
Valley Resident
Dies in Alaska

CLYDE J. Bonner, 81, Imperial Val
lev resident for many years, cleo
suddenly at Anchorage. Alaska
September 25, while working on a
government road building proJec'
there.
News of his death came Thursday
in a message to his mother, Mrs
Anna Bisi. az,
He was given an honorable dis
charge from the army because ne
was in the over-age group. After
that he went to work on the gov
ernment road.
The body will be brought to e.
Centro for funeral services and bur-
ial. Mrs. Bisi said. A brother, Ear
Bonner, lives in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
TWO OFFICERS KILLED
IN TEXAS AIR CRASH

PHOENIX. Ariz., Sept. %. tUPJ
Sam @ Bailie, executive secretary
of the Arizona Automobile asSocia-
ton. left here Friday for Roswell,
New Mexico. where the body of his
son. Major Edward E. Bailie, 81, was
taken after his death in an airplane
crash Wednesday night.
Also killed in the crash, which
occurred near Weatherfcrd, Texas,
during routine flight in an AT-l7
plane from the Roswell army air
field to Fort Worth, Texas, were
Colonel Orin J. Bushey, commander
of the Roswell field, and Staff Ser
geant J. j. Newmetz of Menominee,
Michigan.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
Bond Redemption
Plan Changes

According to an announcement
from the secretary of the treasury
at Washington, redemption of five
series of U. S. bonds may be made
Immediately upon presentation at
banks, beginning next Monday.
The redemption series include A,
B, C, D and E. Heretofore holders
desiring to cash these series had
a wait of up to three weeks. Under
the new plan presentation, with
proper identification, completes the
exchange, Ell Centre bank heads
point out.
Treasury officials believe the new
system will reduce the number of
redemption requests when it is
learned that the exchange for cash
requires no waiting period
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
TWO WESTMORLAND FIGHTERS
REPORTED AS WOUNDED

WESTMORLAND, Sept. 29.-TWo
Westmorland men, one of whom has
sent home his Purple Heart award,
we're wounded in action fighting
France it was learned here this
week.
Carlos " Martinez, son of Mrs.
Micaelia Martinez, was member OF
the airborne infantry when he was
wounded. He was carpenter before
entering the service. His mother
received the ba6ge Tuesday.
Ernest Corley, son of Mrs. Fran
ces Corley, also was wounded in
France. according to letter re-
ceived from the war department. He
is member of the infantry. No
other details we're revealed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
The Ultimate

The Ultimate
How much gasoline and how
many shells per man do you fur
nish hunters to shoot your ducks?'
a San Diego man telephoned Ar
thur Hofmann of the rice growers
at his home at 10 pm. Thursday.
I'm sorry" gulped Hofmann, but
we don't furnish gasoline or shells
10 hunters"
You DON'T" the sportsman said
in surprise.
why didn't YOU call me collect?
Hofmann snapped
"Oh. why - the sportsman
sputtered. Il wouldn't want to dc
that
Why not?" Hofmann asked as he
banged UP the receiver.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
RAMBLING REPORTER
,Continlird From PAGE n

Continued From Page II
him questions. The man said not
A word. The interpreter did all the
talking.
But you can't vote if you can't
read and write English she eN-
nlained over and over again.
At last the light broke.
The man wanted to join the
army!
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29

in England for two years. He Is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh r. Johi
son, Sr, of 856 Broadway, Ell Ceiui
tro. al
in
Having completed his mission Al
First Lieutenant Billy Caughlin hinn
been visiting his parents, Mr.. az
Mrs. Tom Caughlin, in Calexico. +
served with the fifteenth air fore
in italy. I
Private Leon (Checker) Smith wi
be at Chanute Field, Rantoul, III
noiS, for six weeks. After that
expects to go to Pensacola, Flori6&
and then home on leave. Befoi
his transfer he had been at Madison
Wisconsin, for some time.
Private Charles Smoot of Milan
has been with the combat engineer
at Camp Gruber, Oklahoma, sine,
last July 8. He expects to CONF
home in ABOUT two weeks.
IiOodDiy Uilc iitppiCoo p0ioo IL
Ell Centre last Friday was Mrs,
Jack Quisenbury. And no wondeil
Her husband, Lieutenant Jack QuiS-
enbury, telephoned her from He
olulu He was there on a seven--
rest from duty with the mari
He left for the south Pacific q
last December 10.
AT far away point in the Sout
Pacific, possibly in the Solomons
Lieutenant Joseph f. Goff and
Lieutenant Henry House, both OF
FL Centre, had an unexpected
meeting. Lieutenant Goff wrote his
wife, Rt. 2, Box SO, Ell Centre, that
House was jolly and cheerful that
he was the best morale builder he
had seen in a long time. They had
little time together but certainly
enjoyed that. Lieutenant Golf is
with the first marines. His brother
Private James Golf, is attending
gunnery school at Kingman, Arizo.
ma. This is the first time he has
been in the west since he entered
the army year ago last January
He thinks he will be able to visit
Imperial Valley soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
DRUNK DRIVER FINED 500

I A 28-year-old Mexican laborer
Manuel c. Montoya, was found
guilty of charge of drunken driv-
ing by Judge Lee Nuffer in police
cour. Thursday and fined $l00
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
DIVORCE GRANTED

A final divorce was granted in
Imperial county superior court
Thursday to DR.. John c. Pace.
county veterinarian from Flossie
r. Pace.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29
MARRIAGE ANULLED

The marriage of Carolyn FraSher
Dickerman Kee and Rex N. Kee
was annulled in superior court in
El Centre Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29

Private Charles Smoot of Milan
has been with the combat engineer
at Camp Gruber, Oklahoma, sine
last July 8. He expects to com
home in ABOUT two weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-29

in England for two years. He Is
/ son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh r. Joh
son, Sr., of 856 Broadway, Ell CeI
tro.
Evening star., 1944-04-16
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER, book
keeping and organization expert. all taxes,
financial statements; extensive experience;
a uaadt eHemptS @ % e95iese y and accounting grad
ACCOUNTANT. Capable aist of assuming con-
tFollesrship real estate or large housing
and private business; EXCEL: refs; starting
salary; $4,000. Box 146-C. Star.
ACCOUNTANT experience and background
above average, degrees. draft exempt,
desires position with postwar future. Box
ACCoUNTANT. office manager. capable
seasoned, highly trained and experienced
executive; highest references. Box 125-
RcGoUNTANT, A S5srS thoroughly trained and
ACCOUNTANT TII;Experienced, desires con-
Ialaoe saaT2 sS ase nav ~ graft
ATTORNEY, D, C. Bar; excellent back
law, desires connection, part time. with
attorney or firm: compensation must be
eoommensurate oI y. with ability to produce Box
AUDITOR and Office supervisor, expert
c enced, eapable assuming responsibility
BooKKEEPEfRi. accountant, office 1n mgr :;
F G. credit, public acctg. exp: acctg. grae,
AfFEcTvE AfFse TflaFy tqtRFs Sps T2P
dltional frm or group. Box 439-C. Star.
q EI;NTERTAINER-Youns draft-exempt gen
club or office work; sings. acts or writes:
speaks French; has knowledge of German
Latin Latin Spanish; good salary expected.
GENTLEMAN, 30 experienced office man
M p9ston B Box 4o s5e G5esn
HOUSING MGR. or maintenance mgr, ex-
perienced per in engineering, plumbing. heat
ing: n electrical grounds; available May Is.
JANIToR, colored wants work; Is years
experience. Call HO. 6562
JANITOR. colored, experienced; live in;
marrled 1904 G st. ne. Phi. AT. 031O
evening work by the Job. cali any " time me
spnaas or adsms or s5s4 s5tsT weekdays Hobart
MAN, young, intelligent, three dependents,
mediate, availability; Box 25-D. Star. i7s
Maryland. Virginia, D. G.. tools, machin,
cry and industrial equipment; looking for
a q better Job in the 500 per week range
Park, Md, Sligo 1886; care of Crosbie Co.
ssn39 NV, Washington. D. c., Republic
PIAYRoLLs PA, and disbursements, available
3 PHARM.fTsI smaiI flTp Box 131,p, Star. IS:
REsRAR9H hSSH s6aoIlARp e2S lap Cultured stsT
oners otd gardenlne, a a tutoring languages, etc.
WATCHMAN or messenser 2eH b; b. Tesired Gesl Govt
W emn.oys' ATGW h Phone ne Lincoln 6a63.
nome a2 Wr "a ps spare ar time. BOX 120-D. Star.
lcan, white: weight ] 90 lbs, in good health,
Job on modern, up-to-date farm for dura-
sion; 500 month and board Box SD,
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I LItDNIIN " I'D loEh ' INE
I311 G St. Next to CHURCH
UNUSUAL POSITIONS,

Observation-Disclosures
FEMALE DEPT. MISS WHITE
Stenog., news cor, 5-da, Wk., S45.
Stenog., shipblds S45 so.
Stenog., mfr rep 5000
Stenog., legal. S45 wk
Stenog., pub relation, So Wk
Stenog., constr. overtime & S45
Stenog., hrs, 0-5, constr. $40 wk.
Stenog., foreign rep, Sl15.
Stenog., expr., 5-da. wk. $40 Wk
Stenogs., am. & pm. (25l, 81 hr.
FEMALE DEPT, MISS BLACK
Bookpr.. Office mgr, $40 Wk
P TX. typist, S35.
File clerk, under 30, Si57
Comptometer oper., Sl62 mo
TypiStS 00), so w.p.n., $40 wk.
Teletype oper.. $50
Card punch oper.. SI10
Timekeeper, payroll elk, $3.50.
Clerk typst. perm. $50
MALE DEPT. MISS DODGE
StatiSticlan, inv. eXpr. $3.50 mo.
Bookkeeper. expr., 5000 up.
Shipping clerk. $40 wk
Mimeograph oper., 5-da. Wk S125.
Hotel clerk, MGR mach, SlT5
statesmen investments, $3.50.
Salesman. drug product. ST5 wk
NEW OPENING EVERY FEW MINUTES
thousands placed in better positions-cst
26 yrs. OLDEST EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
IN D c To be sent by BOYD'S add,
PRESTIGE TO you. Ma 233S
BOYD SERVICE,
1J3C T. Ct nr, f,Ap1rrS>r ~, ,-
Evening star., 1944-04-16
SALES EXECUTIVE.
PTTRT.TC PET.ATTNNC

-, Two years with Government agencies in
Washlngton. affording wide contacts with
carnations; desire to represent in Wash
lngton an established national association
or new association DEVELOPMENT for a
national industrial group who may now
reauire such representation; diversified ma
tonal organization BACKGROUND. now with
Goyernment; available about May 80. BOX
Evening star., 1944-04-16
ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY.
Fail Openings. Contracts Now.
SELECT POSITIONS

SELECT POSITIONS
For Exceptional Positions See P. s.
sTENoGs. (F). Miss YOUNG.
Stenog, legal, S45 wk
Stenog.. constr. S45 wk
stenog. 5-day wk, s35-S4O wk.
Stenog., part time, 81 hr
Bookpr. .-typists % Miss knight
Bookpr., typist. 5la-da wk., S45.
Bookpr., full chg. $50 vk.
Stenog. -Receptionist, S16O.
Typist. expr.. S14S.
DR.. Office rec. S25 wk.
Cashier. S15S.
Ledger clerk, S45 wk.
Information clerk, SI5S
TYPISTS t20). S35 wk
Payroll clerks, overtime and S35.
ONCE mgr, stenog $50 wk
Bookkeeper. 5l2-da wk.. $40 Vk
Bkpr., mach. oper.. $3.50.
Typists-bkprs.. S45 up.
File, clerks 5i2 -da; wk., S142.
Cashiers, eXpr., S35 up.
TELEPHONE OPERs., male &; female,
top salaries-Miss PAGE, rm. 204.
OFFICE-Tech tMD, Miss Day.
Stenogs mn. S45-S50 wk
TypiSts draft exempt, $40 up.
Bookkeepers g. accts., $50 wk, up.
Hotel clerks S35-S40.
GROCERY CLERKS, Miss FOX.
Groc. clks.. male e. female. S35-S40 wk.
Gas station attdS, $40 Wk.
Meat cutters, $50 wk.
Drivers, D. C. permits, $50 Wk
New openings hourly-Always good open
ings. Need 50-75 new applicants DAILY
WELCOME fNA. 2l14 62A1, 6O5q. 625O)
PFPSNNNET SFPUTCE
Evening star., 1944-04-16
SITUATIONS woMEh Cont
RESIDENT MANAGER
TRAINED SECRETARY
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CoLoRED WOMAN wishes part-time work
ca aeF Wod II PIN nc e6er N0 5oo$
time in MORNINGS, s:30-12:3O or . pm
eTneon $50 y 5-day Tk To &S ES. 'stn5e' s4i6e ait
work of any kind. Cali North 93I6. il"
GIRL, colored, neat, wants work am,
srenas sIeanins N6 apt aa5 Mon through Fri; ref
Girl. coiored wishes chambermaid or
mald's mad ;, work; references. CO. 367S.
apt; no laundry, FIR. 5000
GIRL, colored, light; wants work maid.
reterences ca qp'oF to 3 9of pE 645s
GIRL. colored, wants days work. 81 and
IRI m fare coore cay Ts1s D9 7$ good
erence wants days work as laundress.
honest, reliable and neat; reference. ME.
GIRL, neat, colored, wants part-time work;
GIRL. colored, wants work 3 DAYS a week,
housework or cleaning ofice; experienced.
GIRL, colored. for gh.w.; work by week,
go home nights. EX. o5e5. Call from
sF1 g ds9 sqoFsd or Eaqts sh8 1p only
GIRL, coiored experienced houseWorker,
with | child, wants housework in suburban
GIRL-Universit student OF home eco.
nomics will care for children evenings in
Hyattsville area, Call WA. 1852. 49,
ployment in Northwest washington or sub
urban Maryland. Reliable and capable
with. 20 years, experience. Private room.
No children. No laundry. Box 4S-D, Star.
LADY's MAID, experienced; hand. wash
a. and M msnding sni Lingerie for refined a LADY M
Laundry to take home, also curtains;
good ref. FIR. s76s.
SOMEWHERE I know there must be one or
two people who would appreciate a good
reliable housekeeper, middle-aged. Box
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. wants lob as
maid, plain cooking; steady work. NE.
WOMAN, colored, wants Mon. Wed, Fri.
city ref. HO. 2752.
WOMAN, colored, experienced, wants
cleaning by the day; 81, car fare. co.
WOMAN. colored, wants lob: good laun-
WOMAN. colored, wants, charwoman JOB,
in vicinity of N. Capitol st. Phone NO.
2239 after II am.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work, light
cleaning. 1871 18th st. NV. WI. 1895.
WOMAN, coIored, part-time ., INV, to |
fare. Phone DI. 0713, 11-3.
WOMAN, co1ored. 1st class. Catholic, wants
gh.w. part time, care of children, for empl.
WoPEn S9opf se ftKF ~ T. 17s@ bsys nostior house
keeper. experieHced COOK Ro.l''Sa Can at @:4o
cnRrAlNs afR Al " srARcnfD MFs Ra5ne and stretched
Emmett E. Smith. NO. 2155.
PART-TIME LAUNDEREE. 1920 to 4,
4 days week: soc hour, car fare. 43s
Evening star., 1944-04-16
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Evening star., 1944-04-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO CHICAGO April n, Will take
GouplG references SH. V105 l6t
"a, can take two passengers. DI 1854
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER and wife Will
drive your car to Chicago or vicinity April
10th to April Both. be refs H <
Moore, l112 N. Kennebec ST. Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1944-04-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EooMING 10, q g. and boarding. house, Hth St
near near =. Capltol St. S.c-9 rooms Of Ialu-
,erfn a1tg iuFnilGIe 80 }o rem Price, S1,5o0
RooMING mou'SSiE,, ~ Harvard st.. between
So rent income quoted rl0T mo 81 600
DOWN Edwin L. Ellis, 1910 Vermont ave
REsTAuRAHF. RES r. alt' fine downtown corner ao.
lnE $iWO daily; closes : 80 m, no Sun
d}o day; rent, 500; newly decorated owner
G,cafed $1,000 last year dong better this
yeay' yeay liia 24f Of the oai ceanea. places n city
terms STOOD DOWN Bob Ri5Hs' HoiandcT coy e2.
RESTAURANT ulaoor, seats Ii50. i Real
money maker SG,15o FERNS. r NJ
p cicsR$. sIszo yFwSrl,tnn ly3$ ,tn ,o5; NA 53:o ~
SUNDAYS. Price, ~t5uo cash. No tufers
MEAT N5G,:r husrVEssLlonrs BiN i252 i54r est eastern
marEel, na',, IN and G sc, central loc tuy
Ie9Hlppso; eb elec ref cause, illness, reason
Ro03MING HorSE, $ rooms, $50 rent Har-
xaEd j. teW doors from ith nv, gaTs
S,3o SIS d2%n. 10y, Edwin /. Elih,, tolo Vermont
ICUsroM TAiL0RING ana d alienation
IS,oTe, downtown location; low rent. reason
GROCERY STORE mus. u - be ,Sid Sa mmedt- %a ed
s,fd' a,riy' @ccoun, Of death, priced for ouck
hfTrGT1yF s,S sHS4 2ss3St WoNrT F &l2t Ga children
year mo shop ~ Trinidad ave. ne sale
S2.,"6ooHl,, CgI Columbia .5'9, 1850 M:
ysaKlEriTE s':l 7 an VA STORE. mesaaacs. pnoors. s
| ,dunE 5000 VI DuSlntSe. 1i"" loce 1oN:
long lease; 75,ooo cash a"oa Mt. Pleasant
RESrAuRANr food only Boauttruly
i eQMppCd Dong nice business For Guick
i4IiI, Nl3o9. terms r. Nj. De shazo l93
CHA,TTEL NOTES PURCHASED; give ruu
| ALTERATION SPACL IN dress or speciality
shop ,dGstrCd to either rent or manace
BARRER sHoor FOR RENT, northwest
sec. c.l9n two chairs, rent. $3.50 a week
APpjy A r, ~ = Eor!da aEes, NV, Apt II
IhShed many years 500 600 volume an
nually; ideal location, 10 600 So feet;
,onE cas5 Lease 8o, fe4Soggabie rent $4,000; "a
lLtNCiEONETTE, soda fountain adiolu-
! lna modeTn movie thcater; best of equip
| Imeni, Eood. lmprovmr business Price,
1000 forms Box l&5-D, Star.
MAIL ORDER BUSINESS wanted or small
9hce 51-inGsa partnership considered
| / AM INTEEtsTED in purchasing one or
Imore small casually insurance BROKERAGE
1T, nr, ne,,I, II B2f ~, 323-E sar an
Rent, 80 Good bus Price $4,000
easy terms4 1909 n Y. ave NV Ma
Sf43' ~
Evening star., 1944-04-16
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WoMEN

MAINTENANCE COUPLE want proposition
with small apt or as caretakers: midJie-
aged no children, references. Box 10-D,