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Evening star., 1945-01-26
|Ickes Got Tax Slash
IBy Erroneous Return,
Chicago Say,
~ ths Associated Pres.

~ tne AsSociateo FresS. a. sss,6sass vi
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.John s.
Clark, Cook County assessor. said
today that Secretary Of the Interior
Ickes obtained tax reductions of
$8,548, for 1943 and 1914 on a Loop
building he owns by filing an am
davit concerning rental yields which
Mr.. Clark called erroneous"
Mr.. Clark said investigators from
his ofi1ce had determined that
annual rental from the five-story
store and Office building at 231-23a
South State street, in the heart OF
the shopping district, was $61 $50
whereas Secretary Ickes' aff1davii
stated 1t was a ree-story buildins
with annual rental of $4,000.
1t was on the basis of the aff1davit
Mr.. Clark said. that the Board o1
Tax Appeals reduced the assessed
valuation of Secretary Ickes' build
ing from $527, ,378 to $417,778, re-
duction for tax purposes of $109 500
which meant an annual tax cut oi
$4,274 for l943 and 1914.
He ordered the higher valuation
and tax restored for the 1945 veal
but said there would be a public
hearing on the subject.
Mr.. Clark did not disclose the
total annual tax involved.
He said Secretary Ickes' afI1davi1
was submitted from Washington
dated June 8, 1914. John Toman
q member of the Tax Appeals
Board. said he recalled Secretary
Ickes was present at . tax hearing
last August. Another board MEM
Der, James J. McDermott, said the
board had 65,000 cases before it,
did not have the staff to investigate
all Of them and I'VE must assume
that the complaints are filed in good
faith"
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Freshman Democrats
In House Draft PLEDGE
|To President on Peace
Ry the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press.
Freshman Democrats in the House
worked today on the formal draft
of letter pledging President Roose-
lvelt their full aid in working for q
world peace organization.
Forty-five OF them agreed to the
idea at a dinner last night, but they
decided to delay final phrasing of
the letter until absent ones also
could have chance to sign. The
proposal was advanced by Repre-
sentative Flood of Pennsylvania.
Advance reports said the letter
would stress that this country should
take the lead among the United
Nations In demanding full co-op-
|eration toward a common plan for
lenduring world peace.
Connally Applauds Stand.
The declaration follows the line
of one by the 16 Republican and
Democratic freshmen In the Senate.
which called also for joint agree
ment to keep Germany and Japan
demilitariZed.
The new Senators stand was ap-
plauded by Chairman Connally Of
the Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee. partly because these men
were fresh from contacts at home.
The same is true OF the freshman
Representatives, although they will
not have the opportunity to pass
on treaties, which Is Senate pre-
rogative.
Senator Austin, Republican, OF
Vermont yesterday urged immediate
steps to establish an international
organization on the Dumbarton
Oaks plan.
Questions Blank Check.
With reference to the ''contem-
plated meeting" of President Roose-
welt with Premier Stain and Prime
Minister Churchill, Senator Austin
indicated in Senate speech hope
that the conference may produce ar
agreement on setting up security
organization.
Lets get this organization start
ed Immediately" he said. There
are many matters which 1t could
adjudicate."
Senator Milhkin, Republican, oi
Colorado, who frequently has ex-
pressed uneasiness about signing q
blank check" in the form of interna-
tlonal commitments, asked If /,
would not be well to take a look
at the girl before we write her COM
promising letters"
Senator Austin suggested that her
likeness was there in the Dunbar
ton Oaks plan. II still hope the
plan can be made more perfect" he
added, but I can take it as it is"
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Navy Planning 10 Accept
Qualified Negro Nurses
q. a. .

| BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Rear Ad-
miral William J. C. Agnew. acting
chief OF the Navy Bureau of Medi-
cine and Surgery, said last night
the Navy planned to accept colored
nurses.
Admiral Agnew and Mai. Gen.
George F. Lull, deputy surgeon gen.
eral of the Army, spoke at a meet
ing sponsored by the New York
Times
In answer to a question, Admiral
Agnew said of the Negro nurses: IF
they meet the requirements they viii
be given the same consideration as
white applicants
Admiral Agnew also said the Navy
may relax its ban against accept
ance Of married nurses as recruits.
He added that the Navy is consider
ing reinstatement OF nurses dis
charged because they married while
in the service.
Gen. Lull said: "At the present
time we have approximately $4,000
nurses in the Army. We have been
authorized to use $4,000 nurses and
that authorization will have to be
increased to meet our needs"
Evening star., 1945-01-26
1t. Comdr. Soyster, 4,
Naval Petroleum
Reserve Aide, Dies

Ii. Comdr. Hale Bryan Soyster. As.
assistant director Of the Naval Pc
troleum Reserve Division and former
Geological Survey official. died
Wednesday at the Bethesda Naval
Hospital after = long illness.
Connected with the Geological
Survey for II years, Comdr. soyster
served as regional supervisor in Ok
lahoma and Wyoming, coming to
Washington in 1881 as chief of the
oil and gas leasing division.
He was called to active duty with
the Navy in 1943 and was later de-
ferred for approximately six months
at the request OF Secretary of
the Interior Ickes to serve as chief
of the conservation branch of the
Geological Survey. He returned to
the Navy Department last year.
Born in Minneapolis, Comdr. Soy
ster studied engineering and geology
at Stanford University and the Uni
versity of California. He was a men,
Der Of Alpha Delta Phi, the Cosmos
Club and the American Society OF
Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Elizabeth Soyster: two sons, Peter
Soyster, a naval medical student al
George Washington University, and
Huntley Soyster. a student at the
Midland School In California: q
daughter, Joan, IL; two brothers
Merwin Soyster. Roswell, N. Mex.
and Charles Soyster, Charleston, W.
Va, and sister, Mrs. E. p. Dicker-
son, Balboa Island, Calf.
Funeral services were to be held ut
2 pm. today at the Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial win be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Reds Given Air Support
From Italy, Twining Says
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Maj. Gen. Nathan F. Twining
commander of the 18th Air Force In
Italy, said yesterday his strategic
bombers and fighters had given as
much support to Russian grounc
forces on the southeastern front as
to Allied troops in Italy.
Beginning last April after the
Russians reached Bucharest, he told
a news conference. the 18th CO.
ordinated its attacks with the Rus.
sian drive and made several raids al
the specific request of the Soviets
Before that, he said. the 18th hit ths
German targets on its own initiative
I'VE did the Russians grea,
service and I'm sure they know il
as well as We" he said.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
British Promise Action
Toward Aviation Accord
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-A persistent
effort by Britain to reach an inter-
national agreement controlling
commercial aviation was promised
today in the House Of Commons by
Sir Stafford Cripps, minister of air
craft production.
Near the end of an alI-day de-
bate during which members called
repeatedly for Britain to take q
strong stand against the American
position, Cripps asserted the recent
Chicago aeronautical conference
was mot failure"
Chicago" he declared, "is not
the end. It is only the beginning. We
shall certainly persist in trying. by
one device or another, to get further
along the path we have laid down
for ourselves,
Evening star., 1945-01-26
G-Men Capture
| Fugitive After
| 78-ledr Hunt
By the Associated Press.


FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover to-
day announced the arrest on farm
near Currie, N. c.. of an escaped
Federal prisoner sought for more
than 18 years.
Mr.. Hoover said the man, Virgil
Fred Burgess, A, escaped from the
United States Industrial Reforma-
tory at Chillicotl1e, Ohio, on July
81, 1925. He was serving three
year sentence for participation In
. post ONCE robbery at Stollings
W. Va.
Burgess had been living on the
North Carolina farm for the past Is
years Is Virgil Earl Casio. He was
arrested yesterday by FBI agents
and Sheriff J. T. Brown Of Pender
County, N. c., and taken to the New
Hanover County jail 1t Wilmington
N. q.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Court Weighs Claims
ION Two BrokaW Trusts
BY the Associated Press.

oJ INC hoooCldteC fteSS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.---Members
fof the family of Representative Glare
Boothe Luce's first husband awaited
today a Surrogate's Court decision
on the question of whether the in
terest of the late Ann Clarke Brokaw
in two trust funds would revert to
the Brokaw family or to her mother
the Republican Representative from
Connecticut.
Howard Crosby Brokaw. former
brother-in-law of Mrs. Luce, filed
an intermediate accounting yester-
day Of two trusts, set UP by his
father, Isaac Brokaw, and valued at
So ,338, ,081 and inventoried at So, 1884,
|613.
The accounting papers showed
Miss Brokaw, killed in an auto
mobile crash in California a year
ago, was entitled to three-twentieths
OF the income of one Of the trusts set
up by her grandfather, and to one
eighth OF the income of the other.
The fund trustee asked a deter
mination whether Mrs. Luce. as
administrative of her daughter
estate, should receive her daughters
share in the trusts or whether the
interest should revert to Miss Bro
kaw's surviving half-sister, Frances
de Villers Brokaw, a daughter OF
Mrs. Luces first husband.
The larger trust fund, carried at
an inventory value of $4,000 900, had
an income of $5,308,8 ,889 during the
accounting period, the filed papers
stated. The second had an inventory
value of 1891 500 with income OF
$287 ,506 during the accounting
period. From 1885 until her death
Miss Brokaw received total OF
$211 1898 from the two funds, the
accounting indicated.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Ry the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
CHURCHVILLE, N. Y, Jan. 90
A Monroe County farmer and his
wife today had about completed
their unexpected role of host and
hostess to 108 storm-stranded mo-
torists.
High winds, which piled snowdrifts
on an icy road begged down auto
mobiles Wednesday night and
brought occupants to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Ehrmen-
traut for shelter.
Guests ranging in age from II to
rs and from as far away as Ohio
Georgia and Washington, D. c.,
slept in the three bedrooms, on
chairs and on the floor.
The two Washington guests we're
Marie and Flora ST. John, WAVES
stationed in the Capital.
Early today vehicles of all but
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Russian Churchmen
To Resume Meetings
BY the Associated Press.

6s thc AocVCAAtca fsSSS-
MOSCOW, Jan. 26.-Alexei, metro
politan Of Novgorod and Leningrad
and acting patriarch of all Russia
yesterday laid plans for the first
congress-scheduled for January
31-of the Russian Orthodox Church
since the revolution.
The gathering of churchmen /.
expected to elect him patriarch
They appeared to be on other candi.
dates.
The first arrival of foreign cleric.
was Metropolitan Benjamin Of NORTH
America and the Aleutians, came t<
Moscow by plane. Metropolitan Ben.
jamin lives in New York.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Tokyo Reports Americans
Messing in Philippines
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Tokyo radio said today Amer
ican ships and troops are being
massed In the Philippines for new
attacks.
The unconflrmed broadcast, re-
corded by the Federal Communica-
tions Commission, linked bombard-
ment Of Corregidor and carrier air.
craft attacks on Formosa and Oki-
nawa, with Japanese reports that
increasing numbers of American
surface craft are moving into Lin
gayen Bay of Luzon Island and
waters south of the island.
Tt IS readily surmisable," the
broadcast continued, that the err
emy is planning new developments
in the war situation with the mass
! ing OF fresh troops"
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Admiral Ramsey Backs
Military Troining PIon

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Rear Ad-
miral Dewitt c. Ramsey, chief Of
the Navy's Bureau of Aeronautics
said last night that without sys-
tenn of military training the Ma
ton would be unarmed against s'the
complexity Of rockets, robot bombs
and radar, and the yet-to-b devised
weapons Of the future" He spoke
at a dinner honoring Edward N.
Sheiberling, American Legion ma
tional commander.
Declaring future weapons would
require highly specialized technical
training, Admiral Ramsey said
without this training and these
skills we shall be unarmed, and
the best of machines and planes
and devices of defense will be OF
little value"
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Alexander Kordu Fuints;
Is Token to Hospital

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 26.-Alexan-
der Korda, 81, Aim director and es-
tranged husband Of Film Actress
Merle oberon, tainted while eating
in q restaurant last night and was
rushed to a Santa Monica hospital
Dr.. Maynard Brandsma, who wa
in the restaurant at the time, at
tended Mr.. Korda. The physician
told reporters he believed the 1lm
director suffered an attack Of acute
Indigestion.
At the hospital, Mr.. Korda's con-
dition later was described IS satis-
factory.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Germans Believed
Best-Fed Europeans
Nv the Assoc,atod pros,

BY the Associated Press.
WITH BRITISH TROOPS IN
GERMANY, Jan. 26.-The best-fed
people in Europe are the Germans
IN the opinion of British Tommies
who have been cleaning them out
OF their towns in the last 10 days.
The amount of food they have Is
almost unbelievable. Huge stores OF
hams, canned meats, pickles, veg
etables and fruit are to be found in
almost any village Common, too
are chickens and geese.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
BoIiviuns' Bodies Found

SANTIAGO, Chile, Jan. 26 (P.-
Private searchers have discovered
the bodies of two Bolivian Senators,
Luis Calvo and Felix Capriles, who
disappeared shortly after a revolu-
tionary plot In Bolivia last Novem-
ber and were believed to have been
attacked by Nationalists, 1t was
learned yesterday.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Seaman lie Roy Leaves
|Coust on Navy PIune
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANTIOCH, Calf, Jan. 26.-Sea-
man First Class Leon Leroy, who
with two other servicemen on leave
we're bumped" from transport
plane two weeks ago to make room
for an English bull mastiff owned
by Col. Elliott Roosevelt, left last
night on q Navy air transport plane
for New York.
The plane departed from an Oak
land airport and is scheduled to
arrive today at Floyd Bennett Field,
New York.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Church Plans Smoker

A smoker will be held at o'clock
tonight at the Church of the
Ascension, Twelfth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. A. j. Knott
of the War Fund Speakers Bureau
will speak on Prisoners of War"
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Knits for Soldiers

Over 900 pairs of socks for the
troops have been knitted by j. O.
Button Of Llandrindod Wells, Wales,
during the war.
Evening star., 1945-01-26

Bondage? No. Bondage? Yes.
One more Bond to secure freedom.
Buy that extra War Bond today.
Evening star., 1945-01-26

The other poll tax States are
Arkansas, Mississippi. Texas and
Virginia.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D.
SUNDAY, s, :
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont.) g.

SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING repairs
on any make Adjusting and oiltng. u
Parts and SUPPLIES for all machines eeM.
sns as nssbins ca stsEa. deps 7$nd $Td door kASN
SEWING MACHINE REPAIkS-We INSPECT
oil and adjust any make machine, 60c
Replacement parts for all make machines
Famous New Home sales and service
THE PALAIs ROYAL sewins machines
2nd noo.. d. 400
TILE AND MARBLE REPAIRS by experts;
BAY BXRbo ,5e Mn soss Ho 1871 s e1es NE
UPHOLSTERING, custom work; will gladly
use your, own material. c. D. EGERTON.
GE. 3431 10'
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, csc. Up to
3 IT, wide and T fl. long. Have your blinds
chine method WASHINGTON SHADE &
AWNING CO; 2021 18th NV DU $500.
WALLSCRAPHNG AND PLASTERING, all
work guaranteed; prices reasonable. DE.
1893
WALLS, WALLS wAsaED 81 2, end paint cleaned free
WASHING MACHINE and ranges repaired;
guar: work; anywhere D, c., Md. and Va.
RELIANCE. 9th and o SITS. AID. 1873.
USED CAMERAS bought ana sola FuLr
LER & d'ALBERT INC 716 10th II. nv
H.ttona] l7t2
LINDSAY TRANSFER sERvICE-Trash re-
moval: special cleanup services. HO. 1881
days. OR. 0121 evenings. IL
ACCURATE REPAIRS, adding machines
and typewriters, speedy service al makes
DISTRICT TYPEWRITER CO., 1926 x
Evening star., 1945-05-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

business. Owner drafted: large store:
insiadins Stock Boz sfz, tares ssar
DRUGSTORE with of sale liquor license
down.own; " $500 Goo average daily bushes
isEhs sEEs SD VIM VIM eaE eeIered trade,; doe
ssSs d s4S rso sss long pres ssss
s1easss sS9St b2Ste4 ooJ IA
GRoGERY STORE in NV. section for sale
doing between, 500 and $500 weekly
price. $4,000. includes stock and fixtures
fGi"s foR sAIEoAttractive aIEo tourist business
Gated on United States, Route No. i, be
age for expansion. Substantial incomes
Price. S3s,5o0; terms. Income can b.
ass dpen fas9nns asanH i
w. "; LiNkIHs hiI CO, Exclusive Agent j Du
bhHu4Y SGhH H sno fS5:r as HHsesaf saappss ;aa
Sunday, 81 Ho sses. 'A A''''A'' Do' '''@
UPHoLsTERING and interior decoratini
ness; $1,000 cash. BOX 2S7-Y. Star.
INyEsTMENT PRoPERTY-e-unit Diet
income l,s2 ,sim S.; 900 pTiss viii tsf
Grant st. ne. tout Benning I'd to MINI
ave. ne. then turn left 2 blocks. IN
Realtor 0pP1tluys G2clusys BroE
ave. NV. MA. 9743
SOUTHERN MARYLAND business location
on main highways and in prosperous towns
ADVISE requirements, request map. LEON
ARD SNIDER, La Plata. Md.
ARL., VA, center Clarendon-Ten rooms
complete and 2 half baths. income, S27,
per mo. plus owners suite; furn Bo.
] Six, Star
DRY CLEANING, Laundry store wanted
Box 467-X, Star
Evening star., 1945-05-06
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

Pls aisbe 55as s5A,ns lots gre
sns xoKk Esls eRmnsys xs
Rocex,lFs + MeARcgGG1o' CG Route A. Horners lane
laying ssnd,ns f,nishina' ah' eeantns lea ne Gss!
fss' e5Sssss?; sDfs se n'hsi sia
JoHSs- -MANvILLE roofing. siding insula-
SfSEkSf fTES pNG6AfFSa d6AfFhGToR g. sadas s0
shingle roofs. asbestos wall siding insuia-
0ni sEMELf sfRS1slf ca Ra''4s 4ss2 ESTIMATES Tree
FUEL CONsERvATION-Eneineers survey
Ere Free ssss,tms35Isss; 4 AMERISAN APPLIANCE
sS aeDERs.zE NJ ~ roJR q HOME and ADD .oe,.
basement iH rooms hnishee oorches lnciosed
asbessos siding & and l'os rootins and s'Is ssneTs
SPS cRSy 1ARoRS HONE
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME - Porches in
closed, recreation rooms built, attics fn-
and plumbing roofing Siding and storm
s55P &C., SA f.
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install.
LATION co. 5502 Wis. ave WI 1900
REPAIRING, painting and papering; ne
Job too large, too small: easy monthly
payments. sYMoNDs BROS, general con.
tracing, IA. 1867, IA. s46a.
terms, l-l5 years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia 11Os-1ll3
Member M Home Improvement Guild
job rs ManvIlle
CARPENTERING and painting, pure Dutch
Boy lead and oil paint; inside and outside
nenter work NO 1855
N YIRGINIA-Call PATTERSOR-GARD
NER CORP. Chestnut 1929: Johns-Man-
vile roofing siding insulation: storm win
dows screens, heating, remodeling Terms
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LET ME HELP YOU with you home i'm
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your porch while have the material Call
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Evening star., 1945-05-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont,

fART-TNM SECRETARY wants work {,
2chfrHSid sGsi9 fts ds5ss sapsb Ra s:ss no book
afssss n0''sa ea i%a Mst1opSssl Sss
sESekEaIGH2sssYy.' aIGH2ssy' : years varied office .xDer.
sRRv1cEaSs' ss'' WfFED VII EDre5eETes desfss evsrr,
consider other lines call Spruce os7I.M. &.
EIENOGRAPHER. legal experience. capa.
5s1-& 9is SesiTes st part-tlme evening work. Boz
sTENoGRAPH1c SERVICE by the hour
WR1GHT VIZ q TeeK yoas assa Sface or my Office MISS
TYPIsT, neat, accurate. desires secre
tarial n an and typing work to be done at home
TYPIsT.. business school graduate. expert
iISIyARysE;v ipd dslysE; r. S5,:rr sS5S ., "na A ~
work: Box 4s0-X, Star
WOMAN, reliable, position as companion
WouiS gog assist with light housework. Box
WOMAN, colored. refined, desires a part.
time !o5 In the District. NE; oo32. r.
position as housekeeper for one or two
persons only in exchange for room ano
5SM Soard; \ no entertaining. Box 463-x. Star.
qfg2p9k ,sNn and cleaner; has city references
YOUNG WOMAN, pleasing personality and
appearance, 8 yrs business and supervisory
experience. desires part, or full time work
Tor next or weeks while awaiting Govt
SRAbGATE bfyGT Gss W5h degree in
ness admins stration desires position doing
research work or supervisory work in once
in or out of city. Box 17-Z, Star. 81
EXPECTANT MOTHER desires mos work
N private home or clerical work; live in.
Box 1917, Star
BARNARD COLLEGE JR. desires afternoon
summer work beginning June II. Box
37l-Y, Star
Evening star., 1945-05-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WORKING PARTNER wanted TO tax

WORKING PARTNER wanted TO take half
interest. in snlendid tearoom: fully EQUIP.
ped. at new l,O00-member Alexandria
Golf and Country Club; opening May 3oth.
For appointment and information phone
Mr. RIcHARps. AL: 5l?l. ,,,,,uoro
including $500 worth of equipment and
supplies fye-year lease; business in per
trade trad ''Ho Psice 81 900 cash cash: owner owner is eons
to retire Cali Warfeld 630s, MR.
SHOEMAKER. exp. to rent established
concession or work on guaranteed salary
IS zotsl is M essRs ss4Hs:
.Rooins Gt slsO EseTy 1sH no for Sse sae 0 hotel
G S rent ie6 s pd Ss 9sss G aten
week serving dinner only. Profits over
R per Eeaoh anh of sens sspns hae ehe
s. fssfFs For s2h SALE 'n
6hI1eA1EssEN 6aHL er ssaa STORE, wine and beer
owner has other business and must sen
sstnsi sxe, and sEnINs suns. cH 5000 Exs aM5i M ., %
pGS nd meas DONG about
ii Sssss AZ s1 ALsEKT gdoS SoTEs EEs 81 s5 1851
81. 900 for Investment: wants legitimat
business or will consider partnership for
postwar available now. BOX AK Stsr' ga
SPACE for concessions for rent in large
So sfsadS MoNES ~ 956 BOW st ny On BUILDING BUY
baths. garage, new plumbing, heating plant
sa e's You buy he farnpre for eny
$500 which includes Frigidaires; bldg.
is $1,000; near, 18th and Monroe ,,l1,g, nv
excellent renting location. Phone OWNER
SapE s4 asy sss g. sasy
ISIS hsEs it IS 5000 htar SSs gAcAs, E5s n
oWSER to saeyee syf
novelties, newspapers; rent, s75: only So
SGS dsER iAS Asn f fe
profit; s-yr lease; rent. $50; price; $500
hRE1R4 4Y Asb RbxT WETeH G9 RErAR r. G'sH sHoD
sale, GOOD location: $1,000 cash. Write
Boy LAX; star for of full details; -,
fountain: f closed Sundays: seats 100: rent.
$50; lease. Be sure to see this beautiful
place # yoT $ a5s A looking for o0d Eo0d Sus
OPPORTUNITY to purchase complete fur
eeTf peFffset cHndog
supply Of linens; cash or terms; house
leased for ofices. DU 57ss.
CABINET SHOP for sale. established as
cabinet shop and general repairs. Delta
brushes and tools; best location. BOZ
afsTAukANr aisyE; hsaf in a new thickly populated
section. close to theater; netting guaran-
teed $4,000 monthly Price. S33, 900:
SIC, 900 down. S. for S for liquor stock
B,tJ;ct n J; eAsToN' AsaS sol Woodward Building
se5tsE GkoGERY STORE, beer. wine and maea-
Rent; $50 mo; Price; $4,000. terms: For
Richardson, with EDWIN L, ELLIS. long
established business broker. 1910 Vermont
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Chattel notes purchased for cash NJ j.
GASTON, selling and financial business
places, sol woodward Building, District
CORNER SANDWICH SHOP with beer.
netting 81 300 monthly. Price, $4,000;
S6. 900 cash; easy terms. n. j. GASTON,
Sol woodward Building, District 7765,. :
restaurant in busy section: US seats; aa5
@onthIy gsg THY profits s-yG M lease: Price, $4,000
In the above price. N. J. GASTON, sol
woodward Building. District 7765.
LADIES' WEAR-1sth st. nv; rent 500:
6.yr. lease; newly decorated. Price, 81 800
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