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Evening star., 1945-12-30
Housing Measure Opposed
By Bankers Association
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The Amer
lean Bankers Association today out
lined its opposition to provisions of
the Wagner -Ellender-Taft housing
bill, which it said proposes nothing
that will in any way alleviate the
present critical housing emergency .
The bill, the association said in a
report mailed to banks, "only pro-
vides additional credit in a market
already oversupplied."
In letter accompanying the re-
port Frank C. Rathje Of Chicago, as
sociation president, said the meas
ure "is apt to be highly inflationary
and, In addition, greatly extends
governmental control Of both rural
and urban housing"
Evening star., 1945-12-30
Ex-SIave, 120, Oldest
Recorded Citizen, Dead

By the Associated Press.
VIDALIA, Ga, Dec. 29-The man
recognized by the Census Bureau
as the country's oldest citizen was
buried today at st. Joseph's (Col-
ored Baptist Church.
He was James Walter Wilson, born
in slavery on a Georgia plantation.
He died a week ago at the officially
recorded age of 120 years. months,
7 days.
Mr.. Wilson won recognition as the
oldest citizen when he applied for
pension in 1912, giving his age
as lit and saying Il reckon I'm old
enough for one"
Mr.. Wilson worked SIS a farmland
until he was 100, preached II years,
then retired from the ministry, but
continued to do light field work un-
til his last illness.
The day of his death, he called a
son and told him:
II am going to leave you today,
son. am going to my heavenly
home"
He fell asleep and never awoke.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
SHver 4 nniverSQrv

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Lee cele-
brated their silver wedding anniver-
sary last evening at an at home to
which so guests were invited. Mrs.
William G. Gath assisted the hostess
and included among the guests were
members of the Speakers Forum
Club, of which Mr.. Lee is treasurer
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himself au naturel on the lake front.
John A. Coleman, local bondsman,
secured Morgan's release on a $50
bond but the following morning
when the case was called a 25-year-
old Negro man answered to Nor
gan's name and paid a fine.
When this fact was brought to the
attention Of the court, Coleman was
arrested for contempt of court and
conspiracy to obstruct justice. The
policeman, only a few months away
from retirement on a pension, was
fired and served a 60 day sentence
in the county jail for contempt.
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own people" the author praised the
magazine for it's inspiration to young
writer's.
GETS LIFE FOR Staying
NEGRO SOLDIER

PORT GIBSON, Miss, Feb. 6
(ANP)-Judge R. B. Anderson of
the Claiborne Circuit court here
sentenced Bynum Mcclure, a white
man, to life Imprisonment in the
state penitentiary for the murder
of Technician fifth grade Benja-
min J. Marshall, who had recently
returned from % months overseas.
T/5 Marshall, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Marshall, of Port Glib
son, died in Jackson hospital from
gunshot wounds inflicted by the
white man on December 26. He was
shot in Port Gibson Christmas day
while visiting parents on an over
seas furlough. No appeal was taken
in the case.
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GWEN BROOKS wins
NEGRO STORY PRIZE

CHICAGO, Feb. 6 (ANP)-
Gwendolyn Brooks, young Chicago
poet, has been named winner of Ne
gro Story's poetry prize, it was an
nounced by the editor of the maga-
zine.
The prize, two war bonds, was Of
fered through the courtesy of the
regional office, Chicago district,
CIO United Electrical Radio and
Machine Workers, and procured
through the efforts of Ishmael P.
Flory, civic leader and CIO organ
izer.
Revision Of the Invocation, the
winning poem, will be published in
the May-June issue of Negro Story,
its first anniversary issue.
Delighted because it is the first
prize she has received from cher
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letters, kilograms and resolutions.
Democratic members Of the SEN
ate on education and labor are
James L. Murray, Mont, chairman;
David l. Walsh, Mass; Ebert D.
Thomas, Utah Claude Pepper, Fla. );
Allen j. Ellender, La; Lister Hill,
Alabama; Dennis Chavez, New
Mex. James M. Tunnel, Del; JOS
eph F. Guffey, Pa; J. William Full
bright, Arkansas, and Olin D. John
son, South Carolina.
Republican senate members of
the committee on education and la
Dor are Robert M. LaFollette, Jr.,
Wis; Robert A. Taft, Ohio; George
D. Aiken, VT; Joseph H. Ball,
MINI. Forrest Donnell, Mo. Wayne
Morse, Oregon; Leverett Salton-
stall, Mass, and H. Alexander
Smith, New Jersey.
Democrats of the house labor
committee are Mary T. Norton, N.
j., chairman; Robert Ramspeck,
Ca; Jennings Randolph, w. Va;
John Lesinski, Mich; Graham A.
Barden, N. c.; Augustine B. Kel-
ley, Pa; O. G. Fisher, Tex. James
H. Morrison, La; Frank E. Hook,
Mich; Ellis E. Patterson, Calf.
James P. Geelan, Conn; William J.
Green, Jr., Pa; Adam C. Powell,
Jr., New York, and Jesus T. Pinero,
Puerto Rico.
Republican members on the house
labor committee are Richard J.
Welch, Calf; Fred A. Hartley, Jr.,
n. j.; Gerald w. Lands, Ind. Clare
E. Hoffman, Mich; Joseph Clark
Baldwin, New York; Samuel J. Nc
Connell, Jr., and Sherman Adams,
n. H.
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VOCAL SUPPORT NECESSARY
FOR EARLY PASSAGE OF
PERMANENT FEp( BILL

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 (ANP)
EARLY passage of permanent
FEPC bill by congress depends now
upon vocal national support for the
measure, according to an announce
ment by the National Council for a
permanent FEPC here.
Prospects for early enactment
of our bill are still good,' the or
ganization said, 'but they now
hinge on our success in mobilizing
vocal support throughout the coun-
try, and doing that quickly
'This congress is especially SEN
sitive to opinion back home, the
FEPC council declared, because the
voters were never more articulate
than in this past election. However,
in politics "first things come first"
council heads warned, and the firsts
are invariably those that the voters
make plain they want to be first.
Individuals were urged to write
letters and send telegrams organi-
cations should send resolutions to
the chairman of both the senate
and house committees as we'll as to
each of the committee members
urging favorable report of the per-
manent FEPC bill at once.
Hold conferences with church,
civic and labor leaders to explain
the situation and enlist their aid in
directing public opinion toward po-
litical leaders in the community to
urge that they convey to their SEN
ators and representatives the need
for aggressive action on FEPC leg
islation.'
Permanent FEPC bills are now in
the senate and house labor commit
tees. Here are the members to
whom you may address your appeal
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CHICAGO, Feb. 6 (ANP)-The
act Of switching prisoners proved
costly to a white policeman and Ne
gro bondsman here when Judge Cor
nelius ]. Harrington fined the
bondsman $1,000 in criminal court
and placed the officer on two years
probation.
The case dates back to July 26,
1943, when Edward Morgan, white
retired banker, was arrested by Of
ficer William Katelhut for summing
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QUESTIONED IN THEFT

Clarence Terry, 25, is being held
for questioning in connection with
the theft of radio from Wuichet
Products, Inc, 716 North Irwin
street, last night. Terry gave his
address as 527 Hawthorne street.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-02-06
POLL TAX ABOLISHED

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. g.
Georgia today abolished the poll
tax, both as a revenue measure and
as prerequisite for voting.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-02-06

LOST-Ration Book No. a. John
W. Sadler, 1876 Bank ST. AID 1856.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

LOST-Ration Book No. a. Chris
tine L. Anderson, 579 w. Fifth
st. Flu 1438.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-02-06

Cooks wanted. Call c. w. Evan.
HE 2172.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-07
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BUSINESSWOMAN available for connec-
ton, qualified for position of responsible
ity as administrative assistant, general
personnel and placement, ability to meet
and get along with people. BOX 36-Z,
DREssMAKING. design. remod.. altera-
tons Eye gowns speciality; reas. MISS
BEET 1880 irving NV, Apt. 4. AID 223S
DRESSMAkING. alterations: reasonable
prices. quick service. MRS OWENS, 1903
North Capitol, AID. 61S3 %
HOUSEMAID, French, thoroughly expert
enced, desires position in diplomatic corps
family; references. Box 1917, Star los
LADY desires employment. exnerienced In
following lines: Bookkeeping, payrolls,
typing, cashiering, supervising: prefer
restaurant or club work but will consider
other business; responsible and capable.
MEDICAL SECRETARY. R. NJ, 2 years col.
leee. experienced. wishes position in doc
tors ONCE. Box g5-z, Star. q
NURSE, practical. colored; temporary OF
NURSE. available f Tor cases sof North 4ssa
am. DE. 1888 from pm. to 10 pm.
s ShTlsasE,Goy y.aTs s experienced with
travel anywhere. Box 145-Z. star o.
PROXY MOTHER for home with stan.
child-care. kindergarten experience: former
city teacher; $40 wk. NE. 2r0O. Ext. ia;
Box f4-A. Star
PUBLIC and extra stenographic work
sprsHr s dsy or evenings Cali 81. 457a
once: S45 min. Box 1s4-z. star. .a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-07
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; weekly monthly
services; all records, FINANCIAL statements.
ACCOUNTANT. sad audi oS o once manager n
desires permanent position; thoroughly
epee sea ,be egzl ssss SALARY
ACC0UNTANT---Tue Wednesdays and
THURSDAYS available for clients desiring
s,SSc6o1untlng or income tax service. NO
aDMiNisTRATfffivE ASSISTANT. college
graduate, one year legal training. veteran;
D fTGs svee,ets ANALYST Il;
ys oh pbons pR s ass Ext ss
BooKKEEPER- xCCoTNTANT. yrs exp
desires d, part-time work: reasonable. Box
BUSINESSMAN desires connection. in any
training and actual business experience;
best Estsrsnses. Box 9s-z. Star.
make car; free to travel: best Of refer,
enees: 3s yrs, can iiye, In. single A.
scHEpER, is5s Z; 3rd A"s St. "i NV, 70 Wash "a
cLERK;TYpIsr desires position. Box
COOK COO eolor sau. Al viii prepare dinnsT
anS nj MAsA SGf lEaz yes stsF old
auto loans: capable full charge credit
dept: executive background; best refs:
available Immediately. Box 96-Z. Star. r.
DETERMINED TO DO WORK of interest
and importance, not necessarily in Wash
ington; veteran, masters degree, married
experienced in editing, teaching. counseling
research. Phone RA. 9I65 after l pm. -
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT-Are you a tired
businessman. worn out from worrying
about all details of your business; con-
slider young man, accounting graduate, IL
years diversified experience management
personnel. accounting, sales. ETC.: thor
oughly familiar with Washington business
FORMER SALES MANAGER. financially
responsible, with national Arm Ii years
desires to enter real estate field as sales.
man, to associate with reputable realtor
prefer sales Of suburban properties: can
furnish highest type of references. Box
PHARMACIsT; open at once; salary, ss5.
PRINTER C0MPosI pressman. de.
sires position; capable and efficient; oper-
sted own shop before war; veteran. BOZ
RADIO MECHANIC expert. Is years ex.
Derience, desires part-time benchwork
North 71S4 eve. and Sun. o
RESTAURANT MANAGER-ST STEWARD. 45
recently Government employed. will man
age restaurant or club or operate on per-
centage. Box 1927. Star.
HAVE retail liquor experience but will
accept any position where hours are from
. pm. to 8 pm; have car and excellent
references. Box S3-A, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-07
HELP DOMESTIC.

BABY ATTENDANT, colored. to live in
and assist mother with boys ages ! and 2
US, other help employed. II you. have
ss!f M cE 1870 size aS S aSsf hea'n
family; excellent opportunity for perma-
St good s's ny 1r ah refer
COOKS must be experienced. able to serve
and assist with g h,w.; small adult family;
Hys ID Or out; Sl00 per mo: no Sundays.
Cook, downstairs Nv NV. ' no laundry; live
and school-age child. One day wk., every
other Sun. on Refs. REQ. $50 wk wi.
cSok. private family; permanent position;
wyoming ave-; best wages. Call NO. .o437
Or oIs; ns n os sngs help; s226o week.
t0OK-GH.W" experienced. live in; good
satary Thursday afternoons and every
S Tme s9n q On; wo. 1892;
fqI couple N small apt. Arlington. cH.
COOK AND Ist-FLoOR MAID, live in,
S4mfortahle quarters; permanent position.
COOK AND HoUsEwoRKER. after Jan. I.
1Spsm. through dinner; white or colored
references: S12 and carfare. Or. 1870.
professional woman in GEORGETOWN, 20 10.
nour week: good salary. EN- 1850. 1Os
COUPLE, experienced, for g.h.w and cook
i PSsns TO- M I'VE 7s Il Long Island. New York.
COUPLE, white or japanese, to live in
e Inns; apd bath upstairs), small chill
dren. Write, giving references and salary
desired. Box 1881, Star
RAx T sry. , rssr genera
sutred: 81 Der day and carfare: Arlington.
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PERSONAL
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs.

SIP Covers. DRAPERIEs. CO; $500.
EisHasRs qsKAS +, !: ssss:sns
+ S' Is SS sfii Is
s4 ss'n SsnE III hos!
SSs ssaSST LAC sczo3I kna.rsar-
t ten tn, through sixth Grade; Small classes;
GnalsS aas wshnaon laS 10Th Ps
Ei ov WSsAN sas
Easish nHt freedom from
FRENCH V CoNvER sy. IosS' LES SON
taught by native: highly cultured young
mar. Partisan accent. Private tutor. Mich
SaosE saErHEKp $3.50, ask for Ms,
MODERN DREssMAKING STUDIO. CEN
,TaIly located, located formerly Of Fifth ave
alterations: moderate prices LEA ENGEL,
LIZ LILO St s6 nv Room 20, Telephone
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, a
modern day and boarding school for chill
ave. sH. 1879
FUR AND MATERIAL HATS made to order
ANY fur MATCHED: remodelina trimming.
sS$s isth st. NV. C. 77ss. OPEN Eyes.
PHOTOS of your baby in your home %
these lovely, natural pictures in your
child's own environment. For appoint
p @sR,s ss Ho 47so day or evening
Southern Maryland farm. good equipment
and conditions some poultry. beef. swine
n or r0p nns Work s0H n d2ds
WAVE wSvp $50 st SS
coLLEoE', 1901 s6 F st. r ne Wa shA 4s5a
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
.sS Emf s
Fic Fur s. foR nst eakisTMAs-portraits
psIiysTy tor Xmas sasrantesd. 'f Phone o eH
iSs nj NEEB refined lady to take care
of 1l-month-old daughter while mother
MGsfs Live ~ ~ s o.. s sS and s ap 9t
ELECTRIC STEEL GUITAR lessons given
Sssanss Ria. Ensf %Ta!s ox .
Gent, reliable nurses for or 10 hours
axPER FL DAY AZ CARE ARE GIVEN ga to year
week ssls per per week. sos KENNEDY st.
ROOM available in nurses nrivate home
for elderly lady; consider quiet senile
tray service. Boy SI.A: Star
SHOPPING TROUBLES?-Orisinal Christ.
mas gifts for the home, very reasonable
See AMAURILIS MIRONES Interior Deco.
rator. 1925 NJ st. NV. Apt. 5. d.. $3.50.
BACHELOR desires purchase inexpensive
used rug to brighten apt. Sx10. gx12
Phone weekdays. 1890 pm, GE. O66I %
VACANCY in nursery home, 24-hr nurs-
ing case. Sligo 9503 o.
PAPER HANGER-PAINTER; good work
er. dependable. Call REISMAN. evenings
RA 1925. l3'
SLIP COVERS, PROFESSIONALS tailored
workmanship guaranteed; upholstered fur
niture beautifully shampooed in your
RHINESTONES WANTED in discarded
evening gowns, evening bags, belts, trim
mlngs, theatr cal costumes, all of which
contain Shinestones: merchandise, seer
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday. 1878 pm
HERMAN CO, 500 Eye ST. NV. MA. 6al6
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ton, residentisi AND Commercial a e eenssras
t WEALrH CO. a %s
ALTERATIONS can add charm. individ-
uality and value to your home. We. do
electrical work, plumbing, fiooring-every-
thing in the way Of altering, improving
or or. building. using the best skilled labor;
IMPROVEMENT CORP. Riggs National
Bank Bids. 14th st. and Park I'd. NV,
BUILDER AND COMMUNICATIONS
ments. c W. SNYDER 4 SON GA si7a
DESIGNING and building new homes or
additions. Let US plan your new home
80 years experience; estimates made free
DR1VEWAYs surfaced, blacktop. new or
old; concrete, stone walls, walks and ter
RACES; grading. bulldozer. lawns. DEM,
FLooR SERVICE. nothing out the pest:
laying, sanding finishing: ciea ming par
quet Oscillations; BRUCE finishes FLOOR
FhooRs sANDED.' rehnished like new:
eS s yss esps,eIse moaern d1stless
JOHNS MANVILLE rootng. SIDING. insula.
ton. storm sash: long terms: free esti-
mates GATES CONTRACTING CO. OF
manship Phone for particulars, WI o06s.
service. MuNiciPAL DEcoRATING seu CO..
l22l New York ave. NV. MA. 1918 or
PAINTING AND pAPERING. a speciality
All classes of remodeling Terms Ask for
MI. Willis, METROPOLITAN CONTRACT
ING CO. TR 1910 Sc
PAINTING. decorating. roof repairs; white
mocha MICS; work guaranteed. Call GEN
ERAL HOME REPAIRS. AID 1929.
PAINTING and clustering. competent work
manship. Phone for particulars WI 096S.
PLUMBING. heating and gas fitting. re-
pair work. complete bath equipment gas
heaters, SINKS for grocery and delicatessen
stores 24-hr. service. ia. 6i24 or ia
1928. G. H. SHUGART. 616 Van Buren,
PLUMBING AND HEATNG-New bath
rooms, hot-water heaters, repairs. gas fit-
ting. drainsopened. MCKINNEY, TR. 1885
REMODEL. moderni,e your nome ao.;
LAJION co bbn2 wis. ave WI 300
WATERPROOFING, all kinds: Easements
waterproofed. windows calked, etc. ROB-
ERT E. PRICE. RE. 1881. 4.
IN VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON cal,
PATTERSON CAULFTELD CORP for
Johns-Manvilie roofing, siding. insulation,
storm windows and heating: convenient
terms HO 4120 Member Johns Manville
Home Improvement Guild.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

LADY and small daughter wish ride to
st. Louis or Rolla, Missouri. Dec 9th or
10th. Atlantic 25s2.
LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES about Dec
10. viii take passengers, car good condi-
ton. Call AL. 2945, to pm. or before
LEAVING FOR PROVIDENCE, R. l.. Dec.
90. take 4 passengers, share expenses.
Franklin O42S between | and 3 pm. :.
GIRL DESIRES TRANSIT. N. Car. Xmas
hH HsY oS siyf IS Psi III ~ 3 Ny
week, call ME. 4I94 bet. 3 and 5; after g.
call TR; $3.50 VIM help pay expenses;
LEAVING FOR Fayetteville, N. c., and
Savannah, Ga. : to 7:3O am Sat. OF
Mon; Dec or 10: heated car; take two
Nv TWo Ss9 LADIES desir. TRANSFORMATION to
Young stown. Ohio. for Xmas holiday. Cali
RE. O461. Ext: 3Ol. 3.
VETERAN desires ride to Nebraska, visit
Ill mother: share expenses. help drive
GORDON BROOKS. RA 1884
Eft. WORTH-Leave Dec. %. return start
Dec, 30: take 3 round trip; chev. Al
heater MR.. FRY. EN- 1890, O.
GIRL DESIRES TRANSIT. to N. Car Xmas
holidays; leave Dec 81 AID 4542 o.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcons.

ooSUNkSS 0FtSNtO N~out.J
RESTAURANT, beer and wine: over 800
5000 $50 aas m nsn' 6 oRfs ILL., WI zs ss
Esat 1tsa Il Bel Ma eo sSs neigh
borhood: established corner, doing $500
to 81 800 PEI. week. Owner leaving city.
s sastsp sret A. og sssd or o sbRs
DELICATESSEN STORE in nearby Va.
dc doing .. ~ 500 week can be bought at 9
requires an experienced man with ample
cash to handle. :, II YOU are interested In
2 real money.maker. call ALBERT H.
RESTAURANT. liquor: opposite entrance
present gross, well above 500, 900 based
daily; this enterprise could obviously be
oelteIed along existing lines or, with this
superb location, converted into. select
night spot catering to the hotels patrons
and Washingtons upper set good lease;
large adjoining parking lot: air condi-
$4,000. with terms requiring half cash in
$4,000 Of LIQUOR and stock. Cali business
Co. rlld5 q 18th s. NV. Re. $444. g
mGsib. ban miaqorl; Dams. buy q The
xa f0 You vaas aoo af shins s'e cs
DAN osTROW at 34ls 18th ST. NV, CO
2l96, Eve, OIL. $3.50.
CoHthluluE eisnb l-fOoH anO
kitehenette ants. and a Groom apt, in
sale; produces good income: this is not
a rooming house business being offered for
sale but rather an opportunity to acquire
ownership of the building: may be han
died with about $4,000 cash. Call Mr.
Hassin. business prop. dept LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO, 14l5 St NV, NE
300. A Complete Real Estate Institution.
HIGH-CLASS DIGS, groceries and meats
This is beautiful self service store In
the upper NV. II you are looking for
something really good. come in and see US
about this store as we cannot give you any
inf MI, over the phons This store
with soLDANo REALTY CO. 9l5 Eye
COOP LOCATION. large corner, 2ooxl 90.
IT. lot: zoned commercial Call Mrs
O. B. ZANTZINCER Jr
YOUNG MAN. familiar with all phases
retail liquor business, has So 900 invest
in any honest proposition with tull-timt
services. Box 1927, Star. %
FINEST ANTIQUE SHOP IN CITY. Conn
ave. cor: rare goods oddities; rent only
$50 $50; ~ good profits o,o Price, $4,000 cash
FOR '' sAL e W. ssIE abished beauty
parlor within nye blocks OF the White
House is offered for sale, due to the i'll
health of the owner. Address Box 49,
z, Star.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar
gain in Southwest; price. So 800; terms
Another store in same section with beer
doing terrific business. Price. $40 900
terms. DRAISNER & ZARPAs. 1404 L st
NV MA S03T
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DAN ,OsTROW HOME now am an.
nSqncing the opening Of my once at S4ls
stores, groceries. restaurants, delicatessens
rooming houses. dry;cleaning stores. etc
ns pA Ets snd OIL sgs o ssss
XANTEP 10 Il stY looming house near
rns psnh for sa Can WITH hP sssa
have to leave. town: price. under $1,000
GRoCEkY 'sToREsDwe have numerous
BUYERS for grocery stores Showing. GOOD
s1 %h a fn NJ sEfS
DELICxTEssEN, beer otr,sale: friend, il
sss tTsas for Tood pr sh
terms terms: q s-year lease: $40 mo. rent D IN.
believable For further Information cal
sSso dsys e. ss Gie ND 81
GROCERY. good ne. location. includes !.
business; short hours. closed Sunday Fol
BEATTY co. 943 New York ave. NV
location, mixed trade. money maker: mus
ss COMET R ea lH!9r e.
store, entire stock, haurines. mat sets
T eS 0ius Is &C. &C. sos 1Y pn st. hA
FOR SALE CHEAP to white or colored
going photo business; money maker in
town forees oWneT 70 seeept best s
sash 0E c Ps k sRla Lfg's CO. f s2 5 Hs
REAL oPfoRTUNIT1Es-Make sure thai
you inyestigate our exclusive listing of res
taurants. hotels, bars. theaters. sandwich
teed BY THAI. ours has been the haDp.
experience of assisting people to estab
fish themselves in business and in watch
ON oar sas 81 sryes
backing We are indeed proud to hav,
co. Selling and financing business places
Woodward BLDG, 18th ana H SITS. NV. pI
REQUIRE silent or working partner, with
and export company. also with foresigh
f s9Wazd st world trade. Please write 3 so'
u tfs'6i sI'6 CORNER - Count, nrep 70
clean BLDG; elevator lisht well,yentiatss
first-class colored apt. hotel. win ar
range financing to suit responsible party
JEROME sl MEG s. MuR REsa 1881 G st, NV
LIST. YOUR BUSINESS for sale with Rob
ert I. McKeever Co., doing business II
aet capta 4 oye, 80
DIXON at Ma. 4T5O. Shoreham Bldg, o
co. 1915 evenings
SODA FOUNTAIN and sundries, $3.50 sale
per day; rent; Ss5 2 month: I0-year lease
5RAisNER z zSf ae'd iaei fo0 &. 'f n'W
RiEEsTxuRANT AND LIQUOR, good down
down location withNan unusually long lease
~ years: AVERAGE sales over $500 daily
neud dns to so Joy
s.os aAs 81 liquor To and sToceries DRAdsnET
CONCESSION WANTED for costume jewel
Y; must be in busy section. Box 1887
FOUNTAIN AND GRILL in busy Northwes
business. This is good buy for the RICH
party. eau Mr.. Fanaroff. ia. $3.50 eve
mines. with HARRY SHENK, Broker. RIA
UNUSUAL RESTAURANT. wonderful on
Dortunity with many possibilities; here /
Govt hours: fully equipped soda fountain
also manufactures own ice cream: seats 8,
people; With beautiful fixtures: full,
eauipped Kitchen: terms: and apt. above
For appointment can DAN OSTROW. you
Iriend; 34ls 18th st. NV. CO. 2196: ewes.
waGIEsALE .ll:metsl action toy. Push
a-Bell," 81 retaii;. sells on sight. For an,
store, Order takers, salespeople price
SSsaTkrfPRSo ns cH. 1908 9 s,,.,... .,.
Capitol Hsights. Nd. Or call cap te
LOOMING aGUsE0IooOf. wonderful c1,sne
/ 10 rave sofnethinE Of your own. with ,
mi ns9ini q Por 9 .nSoI szso on on
IAN osTEQw. the busiest man Ia town
Isv9F.. CL. $3.50; Co 21Q6 days