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Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21
0uifaIl Sewer
May Be Put
In Use SATURDAY.

City Engineer E. Paul Ford ad-
vised Ell Centre councilmen We'd
nesday night that he hopes to tie
in the outfall sewer Saturday. Tests
already have been made, the engi-
neer said, and further inspections
are under way Construction work
has been completed except for 100
feet which, the engineer believes,
will not require relaying.
With completion of the project
the city will come to the end OF
pumping operations.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21

MOSCOW, Dec. 21. (UP)
Division of the world into
four sectors-European, A
merican, Asiatic-P acific, and
African-under one general
organization was proposed
Thursday in an article in the
publication, War and the
Working Glass, as a method
of establishing world secur-
ity.
Article suggested that conflicts
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21
Congress Group Reports
All Well in Europe

However, they told reporters on
their arrival home last nighrNthat
the army was doing an exception
ally fine overall job in Europe.
The group toured western Europ-
can battlefronss prior to the pres
ent German offensive anc then
went to Italy. They were gone four
weeks.
I'VE found things to be in excel
lent condition, really better than
we dreamed of, acting Committee
Chairman John M. Costello CD
California, said in an interview.
"The men all want to get back
home as soon as possible, which is
only natural, but the morale among
the men is very high"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21
Prairie States
Hit by Winter

Mountain area to the Atlantic
coastal states, with the coolest
weather predicted for the east for
Friday the federal weather fore
caster at Chic:go said.
Below zero temperatures prevailed
in the Dakotas, Minnesota, north
ern Iowa, northern Wisconsin and
upper Michigan Thursday, and the
coolest weather of the season was
forecast for Illinois and Inciana
Thursday night. Temperatures will
dip as low as two below zero at
Chicago, the weatherman said.
A 42-degree drop in temperatures
was recorded at Amarillo when the
mercury dipped from a high OF 70
degrees to 30 in three hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
(UP) - Fifteen weary and
sniffling congressman, home
from a tour of European
battlefronts, reported Thurs
day that things over there
are in excellent condition
with no apparent critical
shortages but that the war
is "a good deal tougher than
the American people think it
is."
The Is congressman. all suffer-
ing from colds, sore threats, and
extreme wearinesS, were part of a
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21
State Will Get
S22,324,000
Read Aid Yearly

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81. (UP)
California will receive $2?,324,000
in federal road construction funds
annually for three years under pro-
visions of the three billion dollar
postwar highway program signed
by President Roosevelt, DR.. L. I.
Hughes, chief OF the western divis-
ion of the public roads admins
tration, said Thursday. -
The state must match the highway
appropriation on a basis of All per
cent to 583 per cent for the federal
government, Dr. Hughes said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21

17-member group of house military
affairs committee members who
went abroad to survey the war situ-
alton at first hanc. Representative
Matthew j. Merritt CD New York,
acting chairman at the beginning
Of the trip was left in Paris with an
attack of pneumonia, and Repre-
sentative Clare Boothe Luce (RJ
Connecticut, stayed in Florence,
Italy, repeatedly suffering from ear
trouble.
The returning members withheld
formal statements pending a full
report to Secretary of War Henry
L. Stimson and Army Chief OF
Staff General George C. Marshall.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy Thursday night
and Friday. Slightly cooler days
with maximum around 68 degrees.
Little change in minimum tenn
peratures with all temperatures
above 80 degrees Thursday and
Friday nights.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21
nNnON Doo 81 TrDN

LONDON, Dec. 21. (UP)-
Lord Faringdon t o | d t h e
house of lords Thursday that
mutiny m G h t break out
among British oops in
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21
Russians Renew
.OnsIau9hts in
Hungary Sector
Red Army Of 100000 Men Breach
German Lines Along Danube;
Nazis Plan Sweeping East Push

LONDON, Dec. 21. (UP)-Berlin reported Thursday
the Red army had resumed it's offensive in western
Hungary between Lake Baaton and the Danube throwing
least 10 divisions of than 100000 troops into
onslaught which preached the German lines.
broadcasts said the main weight of the Soviet
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21

Cries of "monstrOus" came
Greece because of t h e i r
mounting unwillingness to
fight the Greeks.
from the floor when Faring-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21

Christmas Tragedy
In all the world there is no per-
son as cruel, as heartleSS, or as
downright mean as the one who
stole three presents piled around
tree in a little house on Com
mercial street in e. Centro
While the family was away the
burglar entered the house and
looted the tree.
The father of the family recently
was discharged from the service
after having spent months in hos
pitfalls. He hasn't the money to re-
place the missing gifts. To make
this Christmas the best they ever
had the father and mother had
bought dolls for their two little
girls and oil sorts of nice things
for their little boy.
One of the dolls is missing as is
a box OF candy, rare, treat these
days.
Surely those gifts will be returned,
If not, we know someone will replace
them, won't they?
Desert Lilies
Several people have mentioned
lately that the high school boys
serving as junior firemen in the
El Centre fire department are do"
Continued on Page 2, Col. AZ
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21
D AMBLINe
EpoR1ER
Quick Results

Quick Results
Are you going to have a turkey
Christmas" Jim Scroggins asked a
Negro with whom he was chatting.
L prayed that turkey would be
given to me-" the Negro replied
land l didn't get any turkey. Then
I prayed that I would be led to a
turkey and found one the first
night"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21
coast Jops Plan
To .Stoy Away

ern California area extending from
San Luis Ooispo to San Diego, Bar
ton reported an increase in the
number of families requesting ship
ment Of their goods east. If others
have decided to return here, they
have not requested release of their
property.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81. (UP)-
The Los Angeles Catholic Inter
racial Council Thursday termed a
disgrace to the community" Mayor
Fletcher E. Bowron's ridiculous re-
ception" of the army order return
ing evacuated Japanese to Califor-
MIA.
Daniel G.. Marshall, council chair
man, said the mayors "feverish i'm
agination, inflamed by ghost stories,
has hypnctized him into using very
dangerous language"
The mayer hac said he thought
army aid would be necessary to
protect life and property here on
the return of the Japanese.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-21
WEATHER

Maximum Wednesday rs. minimum
Thurs. 38; am. Thurs. f6, humid
ity 65; noon Thurs. 67. humidity 81;
pm. Wednesday II, humidity 80.
Evening star., 1944-10-16
PERSONAL
EnVFRNNCN

CONVENIENT girls and seryiceyomen.
exceptional portraits at reasonable prices
H.yr ~ y11ns 1n xJ1sy Jay photographer. EDNA
Va WATCH SfPaiRnNG. sseshsi to days, service:
Matchmaker on premises for prompt stten-
Teleehron and General Electric: work guar
anteed; ELEcTRICAL CENTER, 614 10th
sELAsff IL Gsissfn WsRfuS snd sts sRRy,cr ssy AZ
VA. TIfPETTTo. Tous AT. aoso. Ss information call
RETAIL BUSINESS EXECUTIVE and prac-
concern at $4,000 per year salary, would
relish the opportunity Of working with
several additional but much smaller buA :
moving ahead Ny arm recognizes thai
! REQUIRE more outlets for steam than even
,hsS usS nave n,sna ,sna are thoroughly In accord
treated and without obligation. Box 5-M,
run HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED to
vnc,1n S9y f1r; a,5s 55ssstyiips blocking. trimming
spots; results assured: steam cabinet baths. IS
Main Me- phone. ma: s134, 1890 x St 22s
VA WAKE e W BY RY PH0NE-s1 90 per month.
VACANCY for one wee modern, aae 3 to
yrs; teacher was with Miss Floods private
kindergarten for ls years. 35I2 Mass
DESIRE full-tim. car. Ayr. boy, wash. or
rorK ave nv. Apt- ], BRADLEY. 16s
ELDERLY LADY desires comfortable,
quiet home. Some attention required. Ex-
tremely light diet. Responsible relatives in
city will pay well for good care. Box 257-L,
HEMoRkHODs eradicated BY my own
method Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No.
drugs or surgery. DR.. soMMERWERcK.
81 81 lass Johnson f. atasi.. asta Fails. teeth
Tseai5eo Weslaeo s,dn Eniie AK you Tait- Room 6o2.
PHONE sHEPnERD s6se. ask for Misc
Campbell. II you are in need Of loan up
to $500 on vour Signature
HAVE FUN At THE DANCES given by the
Circle Club. Call FIR. o59o, 20 pm
WAVES UNIFORMS neatly fitted To' TO fiaure
6y expert dIessmakeI in modern studio
Gated: moderate prices and prompt serv-
trsn, tce, save your Uniform look smart and
Room 20; Phone Executive. 1903.
CATHEDRAL HALL SCHOOL, 5201 18th
st nw v,on ononseeta5isn; ased to 9: trans
SWEETHEARTS, WIvES-Glamorous pm
up-girr' photos OF yourself for your .'GI
joe: best quality photography and natural
color flms. DI. 0s22 for appointment. 21'
Evening star., 1944-10-16
SITUATIONS woMEh.

so0kKEEpEk desires 4 fun set Of books te
Keep during evening hours. Capsule oil
assuming full responsibility for ali reports
nnancial statements and tax returns. Tele.
phone Michigan 9I76 after pm. during
weekdays.
CASHIER desires position during hour.
from pm. TO II pm. Call Michig an
81 ~ after q pm. during weekdays.
NURSE, excellent Washington references,
wishes private case in Miami Beach for
JEAN CARTER. ss55 North No 'osi Bay y'erst I'd
Miami Beach Florida.
AT. 92gg.
Res. MGR. experienced switchboard oper-
ator, wishes position; salary. plus small
apt. needed. WA. 6436 IT.
SECRETARY. yrs legal and other ex-
perlence' young: accurate. fast. initiative:
sTENOGRAPHER SECRETARY, expert
enced; excellent references; available es.
sential industry: 30-hour week. $50 week
Box 4Ig-L, Star. 17s
YOUNG WOMAN, college graduate, execu-
tive experience, including 10 years OF re-
sponsible work in ADVERTISING, industrial
engineering and with NWLB, available for
important part-time work requiring inde-
pendent Judgment and initiative. Box
Evening star., 1944-10-16
Hnp WoMFN.

MShAM sS ssnaysS sSSrsS Sors 91 ss
WOMEN. married, part-time work, 5-day
week OF 29A hours: general clerical work
in an insurance company ONCE. Knowi-
as q g nss ss LGNb RIM A9Sy y sl is
WOMEN. ared 40 to 60, as communica-
area. full time "Un or DAFT tims: ness dsyWorf SSs
TNifoN.' ROOM Room S sSo. 1si9 SPY New MamF 7ors
WoMEN, for clerical and marking work, 9
once e Heaf fssa ssss, co s.ryss APDy ssa %
WOMEN WANTED. ages 1s to 80: no sx-
perience necessary; also part-time work in
evening for unemployed women; Earnings
permanent positions; work near your
noms NV Aeps sso emDlo'%e1t a to Sss Mos s I2t
sHEsAfsAks @ Pa Z poFoMzc F. Mszs.u1dsz TsIEpH5NE 6NE
YOUNG LADY for responsible once posi-
tion:. ability to meet the public and tipping
REQUIRED, credit and collection experience
per mo-, with opportunity for advancement: nI
give complete information in first letter:
ToHSc ssPljss cOntSsptis TaSy g,t, Box 47eJ star
iewelry and rift shop. Excellent salary. ars
YOUNG WOMAN for drug store. expe-
and hours; no Sundays. NATIONAL
oGd sosss c9nn and ssndbst.
sennel once s snd oor s&aHz THE HEcaT AePT eo es5
EoooDa - COUNTER CLERKS. 10 or over,
We win train you for essential work in our
food counters helping to feed washington
learning uniforms furnished ssry ana laundrs mary
free Applicants under 8 do not need
saTSs DRJG a0H sroRE Sshs or ADns M
sfs s. KASs * sons s., re Co. require, tn. service.
OF shoe saleswomen;. experience preferred
oce nof fonefS nefSsssry na Apply superintendents
MoSDWxEb SIoS,Dss ~ H. 4 sIorHRor has tmmsdlat.
alteration operators, hosiery repair opera
sTREETCAR oPEkAToRs WASTEp@You VII Doo!
streetcar operator: essential work; expert
snce not necessary; training paid for: no
SUNDAYS and night work: regular working
tons: free transportation; separate club
rooms: congsnisl fellow workers: vacancies
a. an and T sts; ne. with work on North
VACANCIES at 14th and Decatur SITS NV.
Win work on the 4th st. ear line. and at
~ fash ana Fast Capitol SITS. with work on
weekday mornInrs, CAPITAL I' TRANsiT AfNRRHf
co. seth and Prospect ave. NV George
car. Hiring arrangements approved J
WOULD YOU like to learn the latest STYLES,
we nave a vacancy in our pattern dept
your hngertips; good starting salary and
pleasant, cool SURROUNDINGS. Apply per-
Sonnei once. End floor, THE HECHT CO.,
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP has immediate
OPENINGS for ONCE workers. typists. billing
messengers, laundry helpers. Appiy em
ployment once 9th floor
CASUAL HAT EAR ssleswomen: pleasant
SURROUNDINGS. on main floor Apply per-
sonnel once. 2nd floor, THE HECHT CO.
WE HAVE VACANCIES for women 55 years
and over to take positions a. CO aiesnsonis
and ciericals: good starting salary. Apply
p%srrsonnel %r once, End floor. THE HECHT
ATTENTIoN TAM.oR rIrTERs-Exc.,l.nt
salary for experineced worker, fine
clothes. sELMAs GOWNS. 1907 Conn.
Evening star., 1944-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators, various
makes, hand and cleo, sale or rent; reason
able; CIRCLE. lIl2 18th NV. DI. 1872
ANTIQUE CHERRY DESK, 1 drawer. lift
ID, nice interior, book shelves on top With
ANTIQUE CHAIRS, Pa. Dutch; 4-drawer
chest. few other pieces. iron stone. tureen,
complete. WI. 53S7. No dealers. I7s
BABY CARRIAGE, collapsible; good con-
dition; $50. 1880 Park rd.. NV. Apt. 210
BED, Hollywood, double, used very little;
studio couch. green, opens to 2 beds. Call
DI. 1855, after pm. 49,
BED-DAVENPORT living room suite. 8.
piece, $50. 1915 DOUGLAS st. ne.
BEDROOM, desk, studio couch, gas refriEer-
ator, sbeds, dresser, crib, Hollywood twin
beds, blond desk. chest; we do moving,
storage. EDELMAN, 1908 Georgia ave.
BEDROOM SUITES, "a piece. consisting
Of twin beds. inner-spring mattress, 2
bureaus ana easy chair; used only l ";
Sl00 each; no dealers. 4sOs 9TH st. NV.
Q &. tall, $3.50 ivaiue $500; sofa, SIS;
$146; dresser, SIS: 5-pc. silver tea serv.,
$55; Chinese furniture. LORRAINE STU
dos. $500 Conn. Apt. FL. WO. 3S69.
BEDROOM SUITE, Ape. nah0g.: chatSe
couch. down cushions: Hollywood beds.
studio couches. sofa beds, odd sofas. chest
Of drawers, occasional chairs and tables.
kneeho1e desk, dinette sets, love seats, sec
retaries, highboys. LINCOLN FURNIl URE
CO.. 607 Pennsylvsnia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1944-10-16
HELP MEN 8 WoMEN.

ALTERATION HANDS, seamstresses, ftters
once End oor THs HEoRF AsRS eo ee5
CLERK. front f t once, mail and information;
dSnoKrb aST5 MIN M 4R WoMfS sRa
cleaners, dishwashers, freshmen. dish ma
s arsed to hep fd IN part ts or y
week, plus, two meals and uniforms. for
4s-hour wk. paid vacations, attendance
10 on record and ability
WELFARE REcREATioNAI NAL Assn Assn IhH lis
lS couPE Fl nV EeneAsp Apply wsrs ss around tor,.t
mouse: iurn. rm. and 500 mo. Hotel
G9.urSs .HS,S Salto o. blyd;; mi past College Park.
sary; this is an opportunity for men and
women OF ambition and personality to
earn $50 to $50 weekly; preference given
college,trained people between o6 and 35
telephone, ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO,
ssa7.. Foop SaIGKER. evening shift: IT,, slight
nnd y2lsE sPDs PK sisTfES Horsf e.
CLERKS enf Ks9ass or assembling sa manu-
am. EVENINGS a wk.; must be able to
permanent. Teiephone personnel dept. Di.
MkMEUOhAFH-MULIIL operator, per-
manent position; postwar future; good SAL
SATURDAYS . pm. WELFARE e. RECREA-
dIONAL ASSN, 1119 21St ST. NV. Apply
MuLTIGRApH OPERATOR. full or part
time: days. Telephone personnel dept.
SWITCHBOARD and elevator, Sundays
only, 81; 7:3O am. to $3.50 pm 2514
TAILOR. high salary: good opportunity for
experienced exp worker. Apply l7o5 Conn
WRAPPERS " AND INSPECTORS wanted anti ::
top compensa ton; many benefits Apply
personnel office, 2nd floor, THE HECHT
ARirNGToSs' f II 4 Co6NfY Sc 4 7 men and women.
needed. aged 21 to 80, as automobile COM
mTunieation n eouriers; daywork only. For
details call MA. ZOO, Ext. 269
THE GIANT FOOD DEPARTMENT STORES
So '.aried is the need. that if you're at
all interested, we're Sure we have em-
ployment fitting your desires. Experience
not necessary, for we teach you how"
Starting salary for 4s-hour Week and a. vaca.
lions with pay Assured permanent positions
REGARDLESS of postwar situation and promo
tions from the ranks is our established
rue II interested, even curiously, at
Klompus. 1t takes but a bit Of your time
and and it may interest you in Just the posi-
tion you've been looking for Apply s45
blaoenSourg I'd. ne. Gust north of 18th
an9 an9 ,Eors stS 81 ne any day except Thurs
WOULD you LIKE TO EARN extra money7
we nave vacancies for employed people,
men or women, who would like to spend
hours Thursday profitably. You may select
GTmfopI I.1r Apply personnel once, md floor,
IHE HECHT CO. st. at 1th
Evening star., 1944-10-16
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
pert time. statements, audsts, tax returns:
prompt. reasonahle. ordway 2074.
ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant expert
books started, kept part time, tax-saving
steps H y II d taken now; tax reports; reasonable.
DKAFTsMAN. general, likes part or full
time work; Call evenings, TR: 1926. 17'
INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIST, u1anaging
defense plant. desires postwar future In
Washineton; formerly Goyernment oficiai,
handling construction OF oil refneries.
chemical plants. ship building program
and conversion of industry. to war produc-
ton; position should entail responsibilities
@ where initiative: knowledge oi equipment
ana Government procedure will be utilized
ana ar properly compensated. Box 3s4-J.
MAN. young, 80. wants part-time work
Likes Like selling. knows architecture, con-
PART TIME EVENING WORK wanted by
young young man, COLLEGE graduate. DE. 1859.
RESTAURANT AND EAR MAN, expert
enced; capable Of taking complete charge:
sober, reliable, local reference. Box 2-M,
TRASH HAULING. Call AID. 5000. Ask
for G. w. HILL
Evening star., 1944-10-16
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS : Prompt
estimates for any type of work. special
prisss HI on ,S6s storm sash asbestos SIDING n and
scsxsnnfs cxnI e. HT wooDsoNx sS * co@aoons 5t2 sid.
Ing, insulation; combination storm sash
saRsEs lSa2 i YoGk rosca Ri $500 soe while nav.
e & SsS ;SS sss sSs; es
basement rooms finished, porches in
closed concrete work PLUMBING decorat-
RoE RsssS sRs nsptsly Psymsgnss
aoDEkSizn MOI Asfns 4SSa FsSS HOME : poreh.s In
closed. recreation rooms built. .attics I'm
and plumbing; roofing, siding and storm
ssTa Get psT HsF fSsf fsiRots aEms
REMODELNG of residential and CONNER
ga Ray ProRs51,s5 estimates Il yrs exp
GENERAL REPxIRs. remodelinr sS aos all Kinds.
%lILEs ess isth St. plSnps na No 5esssss Ssss
ems ls sssIs SssaeG sneGRFY aoM
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georsia 1ios-iiI3.
Member aas I'M I'M. Home Improvement Guild
ROOF REPAIRING: prompt service; free
estimates; Stag. slate, Composition. tile, tin,
leaks, cutters, snow guards; experienced
1851, DI. 0I22.
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best;
aynf aHe tsanans BrSee shes
ING CONTRACTORS, INC. 1919 Wiscon-
HNs:MANvILLE roofing. siding. storm
CoNTRAcTINd CO.. OIL 300
FOR JOHNS-MANVIILE REROOFING, re-
siding and other home Improvement Call
JOHNS MANvILLE, Home Improvement
Guild, DI. 07S7. Estimates furnished with
out OBLIGATION. Time payments
AAA CONTRACTING CO.-Johns- -Manville
roofing. siding and insulation, home re-
modelling, expert heating service; i to Is
years to pay. Phone DI, 1852 and DI. 1859.
FOR COMPLETE bathrooms boiler re-
placements and auto. hot-water heaters,
call T. J. FTTZMAURICE, 2031 r. l. ave-
ne: Once, DU. 1875; home. DU. 1881.
new. for duration. Get PROCTER and
don't gamble. Elk. a797. night. EX 6797
Evening star., 1944-10-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

and secretarial classes
now forming. .BeRinners' ard refresher
courses in shorthand. typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est
q yrs. Accredited. Inquire now MA
233s: BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 P st. tOpp.
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able at Congressional Airport. Phone OIL.
ENROLL Aow for nns.rprint classes, nav
only for text; men, women. Write SPATZ.
P. o. Box lis oOs
Evening star., 1944-10-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CURTAINS washed and stretched HO
0943.
WOMAN. colored. wants Wed. Thurs. and
Friday laundry work only. Call after s
p m, DE. 1749.
WOMAN, eolored. wants work Of any kind:
experienced. ! would like to bring my
3aby. yrs. old. Call Executive 140S,
Evening star., 1944-10-16
HElp poMesTlc teeas. ]

90 70 5i6o-Whits helper, nice home;
no washing; near tyansp. OIL. 0666.,
BOBBY AND ELAINE, school age, and
Donnie, infant. need 4 good experienced
nurse; permanent position and good SAL
sry; live in GE g36g
COUPLE or single woman, live in: cook and
K.h.w.. no laundry: SIS wk; husband Of
couple work elsewhere. do odd jobs for rm.
ami bd. EN-. 1888 after 10 am
Evening star., 1944-10-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, DGs;
do, do,pf 1f.rs over $1,000 weekly good Lying
Ihf IOs eoHEs HsstE ke.iior Ro s0nDs eo s.
CH; 1861: ewes, CH. 1000, Ext. Gal. -
and body shop; all necessary tools, lathe
plenty OF parts: plenty mechs.., plenty ,busi-
pen 81 s ou.s. fts psrnr
OLD EsT2ssLfsHED as f s1ss moving and traSsf.r
Ss :ssssnt. Il s, s:in
VI s.ss Hss:. sS .es ssss ssn.
VAL VALET and shoe repair shop-one Of the
sso y sHoo net
MeeEE pE,es ii;So4; NX Goa no terms texclusive).
the best-located and long established cafe
teriss in town. large seating capacity. air
sonditloned sb.an and s.ceIlently equipped for
ness; Inyestisate. ANTHONY BRoKER-
ASTE AaE IN AM s. ss At sa "a. o,.t,o
nearby Va, A real money maker: full price, rice
Fails Church zoo sunday entSfs 10 am. rtons to
RADIO and Electrical Il; service business, Bi es-
SST s4SIS e. .is spsSn S;%s r.
fHX,qTss HnTEH lNE PRICED te sell RI VA 9s45 is.
must must sell. aYATTsVHLE INVESTMENT SHHSr
GO. asc 5s0s Baltimore ave- Hyattsvilie. Nd.
NJ Nj. HOTEL BUSINESS for sale;
approx. $1,100 per mo-: selling because Of
sickness. Cali Ma. $3.50 or $40 N. Y: ave.
RCoMING HOUSE nus. for sale, $1,000;
perkins lot for rent. S75. BEHREND.
81 BUSINESS, buy or sell, satisfactory: cor
poratiye or independent. Call BUSY BEE
R60kMfNN R6600kfNN ANp Rsq s6ATFb1NSs Th ss1 HOUSE ve,p
ity of Dupont Circle and G. w. University;
a3 rooms, 8 baths; good condition and fully
licensed; sood help will remain; a definite
EET Ifs Us PSI Sell GtM HoSs Sisr BUSINESS W. have
SSes Yans oss .ss Ss spsrmens houe s
shops and other businesses Call JAY
Realty TYo.GO, CO., 1928 14th st. NV. Re
FOR Rent. small shop. beautiful fixtures.
for sresting cards and gifts: stock for
Grocery STORE; established IL years;
mixed trade; doing 5000 to 81 900 weekly:
Eocd s' busy MS ssoEs aoEs and GOOD buy: forced
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DRY CLEANER from out Of town wants
small dry-cleaning plant, reasonable price
and terms. Box 386-J, Star.
LAUNDRY, small power plant. wanted by
out-of-town operator. reasonable price and
terms. Box 1861. Star.
GOOD COLLECTION BUSINESS. splendid
contacts; also insurance. business: once
equipment: manaEer retiring, must sell.
Box Ie4-J, Star.
SANDWICH. soda and ice cream shop. 4
good business; long lease and cheap
rent
Restaurant with beer license, well estab-
lished. doing shout $3.50 daily; rent. 500
Coffee shop. strictly food business, large
seating capaeity: air conditioned; short
hours. ANTHONY BROKERAGE. 127 B
GROCERlES, meats; Al colofed trade: NV.
section; $400 weekly business. can be
doubled, as owner has been III: price. So
ment; half cash; rent, $50. for large store
Small grocery, all colored trade: S400
weekly business. can be improved: rent.
S26 so, for store and rooms; price. ST.
200: Arms yo0oD D BoOKoFF. Ma.