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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-18
TRUK IS REALLY
GREAT FORTRESS
By The Associated Press

Truk, the great japanese naval
base attacked for the first time
by American carrier-based planes
Wednesday, has been goal for
which Allied forces have been driv-
ing ever since they began their
offensive in the South Pacific in
the summer of 1912.
It is the shield which protects
the land of the rising sun from a
western attack and therefore a bull
wark which must be smashed be-
fore the Allies can penetrate to
Japan.
Truk's strategic value rests in
large part on it's distance from
points of attack. 1t is 5000 statute
miles west of Pearl Harbor and
approximately 2,10O miles from
both Tokyo and Manila.
The Allies have been steadily
whiting down these vast distances
however, both from the west and
the south. By taking Kwajalein in
the Marshalls American forces
moved within LOO miles of Truk
and on New Britain they are con-
siderably closer.
Truk's remoteness and physical
characteristics make it truly one
of the worlds greatest fortresses.
The fortress actually is not one
island but a close group of 200
small volcanic formations in the
midst of the Carolines archipelago,
one of the formerly German Equa-
torial island chains obtained by
Japan under mandate as spoils
from the First World War.
The Truk islands are surrounded
by circular coral reef which
forms lagoon roughly 40 miles
in diameter and provides a quiet
anchorage adequ tie for the entire
japanese fleet.
The reef is navigable at only
five widely separated points, fur
nishing a natural protection against
an assault from sea. The bigger
islands of the group vary from
10 to Is miles in circumference and
from 100 to 1858 feet in altitude.
Some of the heights form particu
larly effective defenses for the
main harbor against off-shore gun.
fire.
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OPA WorkerInCh
BFacing Federal Charges

rector T. S. johnson said Mrs.
Williamson has not been en-
ployed in the Chadb0urn ra-
tioning board columbus coun-
ty) since last November.
The warrant charges that
Mrs. Williamson illegally trans
ferred coupons in many
ways, including cash SALE"
OPA also charged that she
took valuable ration evidences
including tire ration certifi-
cates-as well as stationary.
and office equipment, from the
board headquarters.
Johnson said the charges fol-
lowed investigations by OPA
into what he termed "black
market activities in gasoline
and other rationed goods in
Eastern North Carolina.
''The illicit traffic in ration
currency for gasoline and
foods has become a big-time
racket" johnson said.
"Organized groups are roam
ing the country watching for
opportunities to rob local ra-
ton boards. We have warned
facilities. We have warned
boards to handle their ration
currency with care. Foreign
gangs and local contact men
are being watched"
johnson urged local officials
to help OPA investigators do
their work.
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my's resumed the struggle with

my's resumed the struggle with
fresh men and weapons.
British warships Joined in the
fight, standing offshore and pour
ing broadsides into the attacking
Nazis. Anzio harbor and its beach
were under almost constant fire
of German long-range guns situat-
ed in the hills that rise sharply
just inland from the beachhead.
After long and concentrated
artillery barrage yesterday morn
ing, enemy shock troops struck
savagely with tanks in support.
Throughout the day and night they
continued to come forward in wave
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JOAN WITHDRAWS
PATERNITY SUIT
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Continued from Page One)
pendent advice and ash you to re-
lieve me from any further respon-
sibility in the matter"
Irwin wrote that the result OF the
blood test Sin no way disturbs my
confidence in Joan's sincerity
Chaplin, who also was indicted
on two counts of violating the Mann
Act in taking Miss Berry from Los
Angeles to New York and back,
and all but one of the other de-
PENDANTS had surrendered earlier.
The charges against them are
based on szHence imposed upon
Miss Berry on vagrancy charge,
and suspended on condition that
she leave Beverly Hills.
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RALEIGH, Feb. II. -P)-
In a warrant drawn and issu-
ed before Mrs. Elsie M. Gar
ton, U. S. commissioner, here
today. the Raleigh district
Office of Price Administration
(OPA) charged Mrs. Kate B.
Williamson, former chief clerk
of the Chadbourn war price
and rati0ning board with en-
bezzlement, possession and
transferral of large quantities
of gasoline, fuel, shoe, and
FOOD ration coupons.
Raleigh (OPA) District Di-
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None OF Troopship's
Survivors Were Landed
In BIRTHS h Ports

LONDON, Feb. 17-lRHA U. S.
Naval autho rity in London said
tonight that none of the survivors
Of an American troopship, which
the Army announced had been
sunk in European waters with the
loss Of 1000 soldiers, had been
landed in Britain.
This suggests that the trans
port was bound for the Mediter-
ranean, although it is possible the
survivors we're landed in Iceland
Or returned to the Western Hemis-
phere.)
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Durham and DR.. Edison E. Black
man of Charlotte.
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TRUK, JAP BASE
IS UNDER ATTACK
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49,. reconnaissance planes flew
p,er the atoll Feb. 4, They sur
w. WOOD the japanese and spent 20
minutes over the formidable con-
ceptration of power
Lid Pried Off
m nry the lid off Japan's mill
+arv secrets of more than a quar-
If a century, the bold aviators
a,ade flight of nearly 1000 miles
.or enemy waters. They battled
variety of freak weather condi-
tons. -
Dozen bursts Of wild antiaircraft
a. A tremendous barrage of flax,
H. iuon, around guns and ships in the
1 ,.soon met the second plane. En-
~s NV fighters zoomed into the sky
e .r+ never got near the daring Ma
rine planes.
M Neither of them was damaged.
Great Risk
rho attack on Truk involved
oraat risk for our naval forces
fron, enemy land based and car
.;or nlanes and from submarines.
The possibility of wreaking fur
4,l.r damage on the already Grip.
nlod Japanese fleet as well as on
Oscillations at Truk apparently
WIS considered a worthwhile gam
HE by American leaders.
If we could trap a sizeable Jap
force with our bombing it might
render the Japanese incapable of
engaging American forces in car
rier or surface action in other cir
c,mstances which could be more
costly to our fleet.
The attack on Truk involved a
collra geous stroke extending far
mast Eniwetok, Kusaie, Ponape
and other enemy airbases. Recent
commandments of those atolls evil
IDENTIFY were the forerunners for
The Truk assault.
80 Years. Work
For 80 years the Npponese have
been building this central Pacific
atoll into a super bastion and Truk
is known as Japan's pearl Har-
boz"
# has an excellent harbor and
installations, and the reconnais-
sance planes found great air
fields, lagoon filled with war;
ships of all types, great coastal
batteries, drydocks and other ia
cilities 10 make It powerful base.
Navy men until recently had
considered TruK to be almost i'm
pregnable. It was not uncommon
10 hear one of them exc1aim.
nope we can bypass Truk."
All Is Changed
But the massing in the Pacific
of the worlds most powerful bat
tie fleet, flying the Stars and
Stripes. and the speedy conquest
Of Kwajalein atoll in the Marshall
islands, changed all that. KwaJa-
elm apparently was an eye-opener
n many ways, for it demonstrated
what happens to Japanese de-
lenses under the pulverizing she'll
ing and bombing of American war
ships and planes. It was a test
for our new tactics and weapons.
The Nipponese took over Truk
at the start of the First World
War. After the peace of Versail-
les, the Caroline islands, along
with Other island archipelagos in
the Central Pacific. were mandat-
ed 10 Japan by the League of
Nations. Since then they have been
fortified and no white man was
allowed to enter. unless along GER
tain well-defined routes and then
only when accompanied by guides.
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GROUP IS NAMED
TO STUDY PROGRAM
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Continual from Page UneJ
of Thomasville, Bishop Claire Pur-
cell of Charlotte, Josephus Daniels
of Raleigh, DR.. J. B. Sudbury OF
Wilmington, Mrs. W. T. Bost OF
Raleigh, DR.. Carl V. Reynolds OF
Raleigh, DR.. Reece Berryhill OF
Chapel Hill, DR.. G. c. Carpenter
of Winston-Salem, DR.. W. c. David
son of Durham, C. C. Spaulding OF
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WEATHER
FORECAST
Eastern Standard Timel

eastern Standard Time)
by U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 p. M, yesterday.
TEMPERATURE
1880 am, 48, 1880 am, 40, 1870 pm, Sc,
1880 pm, ga.
Maximum SO, Minimum A, Mean 50,
Normal 48.
HUMIDITY
1880 am, 90, 1880 am, "a, 1870 pm, SO,
1870 pm, SO.
PRECIPITATION
Total for the "a hours ending 1880 pm,
$50 inches.
Total since the first of the month,
1872 inches.
TIDES FOR TODAY
(From the Tide Tables published by
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
High Low
Wilmington -------------- 4:41a
Asp 12:03p
Masonboro Inlet -- 2:07a $3.50
2:2Op 8:47p
Sunrise, 6:54 am, Sunset, $3.50 pm
Moonrise, 1851 am, Moonset, 1891 pm
Cape Fear River stage at Fayette-
vile, 24.30 feet.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-(P)-Weathel
bureau report of temperature and rain
fall for the "a hours ending 8 p. m. ir
the principal cotton growing areas ano
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Long Delayed Electric
Iron Production Plan
Now Is About To Start

WASHINGTON, Feb. II. -(P)-
The 1ong-delayed program for in
duction of 100000 electric irons
will get under way shortly, the
War Production Board reported
today, but it will be impossible
to make such other small electric
appliances as mixers, heating
PADS, and juice extractors because
of the shortage of copper wire.
With the return to military duty
of 5000 soldiers who have been
released by the army to work in
copper mines, copper output will
drop, WPB said.
Durham and DR.. Edison E. Black
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TOURING FORTS

LONDON, Feb. 17-tR-DNB an
nounced in a German broadcast
today that Marshal Erwin ROM
mel. Adolf Hitler's anti-invasion
commander, is making tour OF
German Mediterranean fortifica-
tons from the Gulf of Lyon to
the Spanish frontier in southern
France.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

RSMR.Ye nj fafaSss 5sss GE 5inoss5s1s ssso Is. M
GUARANTEED home improvements. deal
ing, Stag and shingIe roofing, asbestos sid
ing and all types of home repairs; small
monthly payments. Federal contractins
JOHNS -MANvILLE roofing, siding, storm
TSSlRs;EH iSSs 2SniSo,ca., sAIns ,nz
shed; concrete and brick I.Si work, f paintine Ing
apd TaTm plum6ng Get oHE free estPste
MoDERNIzE YOUR HONE and add add add adj
,ional income. Attics made into rooms
basement rooms finished, porches in
ing; asbestos siding and roofing and gen
eral house repairs Get our free esti-
Haisi HoM sRa %GRhy rAsoRs
PAINTING AND DiEcoRaTING. 40 yrs.
at makIng homes brighter. LUCAS. LUCAS
q LUCAS. s23 Emerson st, NV. RA.
ROOFING, siding, insulation Free esti-
MATS, mateI; no down payment; years to pay
RooFING oSa Asbestos oNn sdlns, A remodeins node
IMPROVEMENT co. Georgia llos-IlI3.
Member Men I'M I'm Home Improvement Guild
STORM WINDOW and screen combinations
terred payment. Cali WO. $3.50 for free
esA%Gns!a0T eAfI woobsoN S6H sSs%sSe coRoons sid
ing, insulation; combination storm sash.
cAII laIi Il roR 81 nT FREE RE lsfiM4rrs 3Ts1 sdr,
roofing and storm sash; j to Is years to o
pay. Suburban Roofers Co., 81. 5662 or
FOR REMoDELING AND REPAIRS, roof
ing and asbestos siding. call w. D. TAY-
LOR, SLIGO 0gi1. ewes
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant state
ments, tax reports. books put IN order, kept
at $40 mo. up; many justly entitled tax
saving steps if taken now. EX. $500, H.
ACCOUNTANT. part time, bookkesping.
auditlne financial statements Phone
ACCOUNTANT-AUDITO experienced. Ca
pable of taking compiete charge, costs and
taxes. Box 3sS-S, Star. TO-
AUDITING, acct, cost payrolls, taxes:
thoroughly experienced; deferred. Box
FURNITURE EXECUTIVE. young man, de-
sires position with aggressive store, ex-
perienced in sales, stock records. adjust
ments and MANAGEMENT. Box 1873 Star.
rART-TIME WORK. evenings: young man;
light mechanical. sales or clerical pre-
is,7sa .Trxr Boy aT1nsSIv tGt>s Star ,onr 10.
accept preparation. prosecution. interfer-
ence and search work on piecework bass.
Box 435-S. Star II.
PHoTO TRICoLoR and four-color worker
wishes work iii called to armed forces.
Pox 324S Star.
YOUNG MAN, ambitious draft exempt,
with executive, sales, statistical and ac-
postwar opportunities, have car. Box
JOB waNTEp-Young. ambitious. married
man, l child. draft exempt, hard and sim
cere worker able to grasp quickly, accuS
toned to meeting public. capable of a re-
sponsible position, cxperienced in manas-
ing liauo' store and eas station. also ex-
perienced in creGii ard automobile fnanc
ing, ready Immediately for good steady
position; willing to work long hours; best
of references: cannot consider less than
S65 ner week. Call Union 4225. IL
Evening star., 1944-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACH's, calculators. typrs. ONCE
eauip's, all kinds. any cond; top price paid
Sun. and eve, co. 1925 Week. DI. 1879.
n .ps Us. yns oe. ". S
BBHDRo6M Tfs suHrEs. once furtars dininr
and living room suites. elec. refrigerators,
slsssy,Ts s.syr,v .nd rugs Dupont & o5ia e.
CAMERA Wanted, SfSa 3so omm a.e for Soldier in
Italy who has lost his. State price. EN-.
SAMERAs: move samp.. = pno.c H supplies.
CASH FoR D1AMoNDs ' and i Old 5,S' gold; old
diamond watches, discarded tewelry. ERN-
EST BuHk. INC. 6l4 18th NV. DI. 2773.
shoss ca esf aokKf Isef sensi oR
Il ~ 14,H 4th st sy;; Ex 1765: WIN cali: ~:
boys clothing fur coats: will call. LITTLE
s!:s ssSis: s::s.s. ssii Il +: s. ::
CLOTHlNG-Better prices paid ior men'i
used " ssS sslSshinr ., H.rrys, lhss 9TH st. NV
SiASoSps en s.for. sssa YOU YOU seI sell diamonds.
gold or silver get our offer; highest cash
DSiiAlMoN5s. 5 GOLD: Hishsss cash price.
pfl4 onus Get .SW,, S9r 'fssr Ho before you sell.
6f4aSNbs. 6f4aaSSNAb basAek SE5 c6tSb.mond Sc 81 poes..
diamond and weddins rinss, any an .s; other
iewelry and pawn tickets purchased: htlh:
~ ~ pTissfss pTsf e Ssiati 4 NEW YORK JEwELRY
ELECTRIc RLrRIGERAToR ursenti,
small children. Sligo 1881.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
PERSONAL

LEAVING CITY: will sell new furniture of
bright, attractive one-room and bath, first
class downtown apt house: S4oo cash.
FEEL BETTER after frst treatment or no
heart asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness, piles, colds, flu or other al all
ence in charge sH. 26S5.
DO YOU need q Washington, D. c., mail
ins address. secretarial service? Box
ALARM CLOCKS. watches repaired :. 4
day service; matchmaker on premises for
prompt attention. ELECTRICAL CENTER,
HAVE ia BABY S ny s home by
baby portrait expert; total cost. photos
$40. Adams S4S9. ewes. 15'
ARTICLES. literary and scientific. carefully
edited and typed, Reasonable Elk. 52!o
9'S fHSSE sHEPahkD HHsFaags 1850. ask for Mis-.
Campbell, If you are in need of q loan up
to 5000 on your signature -
BUSY PARENTS-Picnics and sight-see-
ing tours for your children; mature wash
70 100 your plans, any place, any time. Box
HEMoRkHolps .radic..ed ey m, own
tmiethed. met Results effective for life
drass Or % surgery '' pR '' soMERWERcK Nh SRGSisE *
bk. =: w ". ionSsoSs e aeatist. sasI False teeth
esprs Westors Bds knle e,S you Tait Room oo2'
R0BT. B. SCOTT, dental laboratory.
Room col. Westory Bldg. sos 14th ST.
GET TO WORK on time by using a reliable
II You DON'T HAvE an ALARM CLOCK,
will call you promptly; l-year, vell-estab-
lished business. OR. 4sl3.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
SITUATIONS WoMEk.

BooKKEEPER, fun charge; secty, stenog-
tspes: spei sal. $50 wk. GE i'S' So53 p1i''' II.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, under 30 interested
in personnel work: banking, bookkeeping.
Secretarial experience; statement of avail
ability. salary open Box BOSS. Star TO-
DOCTORS RECEPTIONIST and assistant
teXpD. well-educated woman. interested in
this type. of position; typing, office, rou-
available nov or later for suitable position
GIRL. COLLEGE colored, desires Office work
as typist, general clerical work or mlmeo-
graph operator. EX 672G. TO-
LADY. young white would like typing
to do at home nights Call GE. 1895
after D m. any evening of the week. -
LADY, young. able and experienced, aged
30. executive ability. wishes position of
responsibility; experienced in office man.
sgement direction personnel, secretarial
work, fast typiSt. dIctaphone, no stenog
rsphv fling sxnsrt Box 43l-M, Star,
adult cases. siX-day week; S35 week Ran
SEAMsTRESS wishes altering and remod-
cling work; called for and delivered Box
1865. Star. 12a
SECRETARY. years experience. accus-
tomedSto and capable of assuming re-
sponSi filitleS desires position with reliable
firm tEat offers future and permanent pos
sibllities, preferably radio hotel, bank.
newspaper mo experiencel; ambitious and
willing to learn; GOOD typist no shorthand;
white single late }0s good health, Prot
estant references. Box 404-S. Star. 10'
time work Confessional preferred OIL
r. rOSr lOs
Evening star., 1944-07-10

Ml3GelLANk0U8 WANTED fceMf.l /.
II1CT1Ic fIIdftT f6l Tsdlo md
&c '.sdE Gan: 1sas sr.estI, Sr "a 7ss ss:a.a
ssct ss snail child; WI pay Reasonable price.
artielss ef mo.t any kind: Please cali
FgRNITURR- = Absolutely highest cash
Of sm kinds: electric TslTissIstoIs. Can
syysReNle:' ai'se God
Go 1sss 4: Ts a.ss
rugs silverware. paintinss: htshest cash
Ri xAb Gs hkSSEklA6TD' T's|sso aSoSs Ss &
Az Ask ,S5 M MI sso5 Ssr.y; Al; 25ss' after pm
sIl. Rosss s. iaIstar' Ss54 and kitchen s.n
Go5D15RlIins 5ls your Old so!d. silver, plating.
shs .e:ss ca. MR u'iassd asd. openn.r. q 5enI II.
kso5Hs ko1sEHoiS A1l'i'S' +a49.ss,zy.r Or appliances.
JEwEL1Y. diamonds, shotRuns, Gamer as.
PRICES PAID. Also choice diamonds for
rs sSros ccSf sss oiids;
s hs oda:s S.:s S1ss Sas for scooter good
rAE0-ws are iockinI TOR .spin.t. apt,
SRI:nt ah.ss cash sr 'psns p,s. slsn E pay the
&, 1':ss', '1-sd E. 'sSs siss 'ss' s4's:
fIANosshss. 81 isssr s IM Cash prie.. for .pn...
sny a;,,,59'. make al, or type. Cali MR.. VERNON,
*, '$: ~ sss sssss!.ss: 's'ss:'':a IL n ':'Ss
PIANo-Wiil pay cash for q spinet. =
small apartment upright or grand. Phone
li1Nos Fn ss1si WANTED - brands. sp,pess ls' or
studios; highest cash prices paid. Write or
phone HUGO woRcH. lilo q st. NV.
riNc PSNc TABLE. ax,s wool srosdloem
radio; Dial sH 2043; .,.u l0'
tmr once; also some asood h9gsssnola fgsnl apa
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types:
fS:s4a.s$as :.ssss $ss. RE Sss, sS ].
TOLEDO PIPE MACHINE. No. 900. a to z
in: good condition: cash. ma. 2777.
WASHING MACHINE, electric. in good
an N POSITION i e pay cash f, ,hsssh.r
WILLEr Forestville. Va. Phone Falls
eIEeh SELF 9oSR TFiANo-1 pay top cash r9 Prices
for spinets. srands and small upright
pianos Of any make and in any condition.
Call MR. VERNON for an appraisal. RE.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
HOUSES FURNISHED.

LIVING ROOM. dining room, Kitchen, S
years lease. Call Hobart 114I
x?Oo-Detached brick quite new; rms
"a b.; adults on:y THOMAS L. PHILLIPS,
IRHssltor, Re 3sis Conn. WO 1900.
1vsy Chevy Chase lScatien completely
ALLEN sHERWIN. EN- 445O.
COUNTRY HOME of Army ofiicer serving
overseas; completely furnished; 9 rms.
bedrms:. sleeping porch. insulated; at Lam
ham. Md: for duration; IL mi. from White
House. maid available; all deliveries; train
and bus transp. Call WA. 1899.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--Available Aug ! :;
ssmp ssqa furn hopse oedms bath
WHITE PiNEs"-Beautiful. cool home in
the county: has everything: IL rms, 8
bedrooms, sleeping porch: badminton court,
Victory earden; completely furnished. Maid
available and grocery delivery. Train and
bus Transportation or 90 min. drive to
Capitol. WA. 1499.
BEAUTIFUL 5-room brick bungalow;
available =. once: sioG. 1908 Hilton
pletely furnished house. 8 bedrooms. 2Ia
baths. servants room and bath: large cool
screened porch. 1885 Albermarle st. NV,
blks. from Conn. ave, S275 per month.
fsH FaHRFAx "a "a scobr1rAGE. rooms. bath. kiteh.
enette' saI.se; attractive surroundings.
adults only THOMAS L. PHILLIPS. Wo.
1900, Conn ave at Porter
Evening star., 1944-07-10
suslNrss oppoRTUNlriEs.

= s!: si's s; ::.. ;iSi
REsTs&uRsar iassE & ssF 3 sbsisEss Isl fssy doing
for man and wife; INCLUDES al nxtures.
ai2 y seod LEASE 4loo s hotel lsd dinins
room, iunchroom., barber shop. extra iax-
ssa aans only hots IN own
RoTEL. RSsassi.0h; ManassaS, a va. .A "N'4
best p i sauipped around washington; o.o0o.
TA4Jy5EiEsNS. 14J5isS Eopr Corners; silver sDrins: i5'
an alone to have good income plus home
for herself and aid war effort, by making
hme 9e sna S srms csh w ~ ~ S5
HABERDAsHERY-w -woMEN's APPAREL. In
terssted In buy puyipg a small wsli-established
aoSsE SsT S5at Clean in good
t5on Box s' 1s ATsD'' VAST .ss D. w11!: e.
PtSof5 Foop STORES, $500 to $4,000 weekly;
Estate and Business Broker Morning &
to 10; evening. Z to 10, Taylor 1887
DRUG STORE 4 LUNCHEoNETTE, down.
rent, sl5O;, 1@-yesr lease; guarantee
81 900 stock: very, modern equipment;
gsa large pres Gov sds esn ssrm ne $SSS SS
cash. balance $500 monthly. BOB HOL-
LANDER, 1909 N. Y. ave. NV. MA. yT43.
WILL Will =, PURCHASE NOTES secured by
chattels or other collateral give full par
ticulars in feply. Box 442-S, Star i5s
YOUNG MAN desirous Of making contacts
IN any business enterprise recurring capital
and services. Box 1928, Star. H.
POULTRY BUSINESS, Arcade Market,
established 25 years. Selling due owner S
death. Priced for quick sale. AID. 5527.
RESTAURANT, good locationA beer license
available; owner leaving city. HO. 3712.
FLOWER STORE. excellent opportunity,
on account OF illness. Call or write MR.
HUBERT KALTWASSER, 1922 1Ith st.
NV or DT $50 IA
FOR LEASE OR Fo& sALE--A super gaso-
line service station of over 90 years repu-
tation: super 9,O00-gallon capacity, two
grease system, battery and oil rooms, large
showroom. money maker for years.
Owner retiring will lease or sell to right
party. Box 155-S, Star.
BRENTWOOD, MD.--Large building and
lot for sale. with elec. equip, lot 5Sxl40,
building 3oX6n. floors, elec.. water, sewer
drill press, planer, wood lathe. band saw,
table, saw and Joiner, jig saw, emery
wheel, al with separate motors; wonderful
age; all for the sum of $500, easy terms.
6H l46I to am.
DOWNTOWN - 500 month rent; main
street; l. years est; profitable women S
wear business: sacrifice, $500. Box 491-M,
VALET SHOP; doing very good business.
Must see TO appreciate. Call NE. 9245