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The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07
Letter To Editor
Lexington, Miss.
March 5. 1946.

March 5, l946.
Miss Hazel Brannon, Editor,
The Lexington Advertiser and The
Durant News,
Holmes County, Mississippi.
Dear Miss Brannon:
want to express to you my
sincere appreciation of the great
service you have rendered the peo-
pie Of Holmes county in pointing
out conditions in our county in re-
gard to whiskey joints and gambling
and to the apparent complete break
down in law enforcement in Holmes
county.
I'd like to tell you as a lifelong
citizen of this county, and as the
father of nine living children, and
as church member of many years
that / think what you are doing is
necessary for the people Of Holmes
county to know what Is going on
and /, for one, appreciate it. ! want
to see Holmes county decent
place to live in and bring up fam
ily and / believe that other citizens
of the county should stand up and
be counted as to where they stand
on this existing situation.
Certainly the majority OF good
church people in Holmes county are
behind you in this move to tray to
clean up the county. And / think
we should all come out and say so.
Only as the majority Of the citizens
express themselves can we ever
hope to get this county clean again
and fit place to bring up young
people.
want you to know that l ap-
prove of everything you have said
in your recent pieces in the paper
and stand ready to cooperate with
you in every way if / can be any
help to you in this.
Very truly yours,
D. F. SHANKS.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07
I'd Weems Summoned To Appeared Before
Chantery Court On Contempt Charge
World Prayer Day
Observed On 9th

The World Day Prayer Program
will be observed at the Methodist
Church Friday afternoon, March 8,
at three o'clock in Lexington. All
churches of the town will partici-
pate in the program and everyone
is invited to come.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07
PIT A. MEETING WILL
BE HELD TUESDAY

The Lexington PIT. A. will meet
Tuesday, March 18th, at the Gram
mar School.
The dancing class of Miss Jean
Pepper will give the program and
everyone is invited to attend.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07

The Rev. and Mrs. j. E. Stephens,
of Tupelo, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Pat M. Barrett and Mr..
Barrett this week.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07

hit taxi driven by F, A. Grassland
who followed him in to town and
notified Night Marshal Ben Rathell.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07
St. Mory's
Episcopal Church
Rev. VIM. v. Albert Rector

Sunday, March 10
Church School -l0 am.
Penitential Office and Litany 4:4O
pm.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29
Situation Tense In Palestine

JBRUSALMEM, (P)-The Pal estine governments high court re- jected today an attempt to prevent deportation of nearly 4,000 uncer- tified Jewish immigrants to Cy- prus, and it was announced off cially that three British troopShips would leave immediately with the refugees.
 Speculation arose that the court decision might cause underground violence, dormant for 10 days, to flare anew. A Jewish agency spokesman, denouncing the ruling as legal absolutism," said it has caused rising tension in Palestine.
 The Jewish Community Council in Jerusalem appealed to Jews to keep three minutes of silence at 3 pm, halting all business and traf- fife, in sympathy with the depor- tees.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29
Urge Truman To Center On A Few Major Changes

President Truman repOrtedly is being urged by some Capitol Hill friends to center his fire on a few major issues in recommendation to the new Republican-controued Congress.
 Several influential Democrats said privately they hope MT TrU- man produces middle-of- the-road proposals for legislation on labor, housing, taxes and expenditures, the military draft and possibly army-navy merger.
 They would prefer that he not attempt to cover the broad field of suggestions he made to the last congress.
 At that time MT. Truman asked legislative branch nominally controlled by the Democrats to act on 2l separate proposals. Re publicans and anti-administration Democrats joined in smacking down many of these and altering others out of recognizable form.
 With the Republicans now in control of the legislative machin- cry and likely to pursue their own objectives, many of the Demo crats think it would be wise for the President to present his ideas only on the top issues.
 One of these is likely to be labor legislation, on which the Congress sional approach probably will be affected vitally by whether the coal mines still are idle when the legislators meet January 3.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29
U. $. Restores
 Danube RiverCraft

BERLIN, (F) - The American military government announced today it had begun the restitution !, of 600 commercial Danube river craft held in the U. s. zones of Germany and Austria to five claimant nations, with the release of 184 boats to Hungary.
 The action was in accordance with a policy enunciated a fort night ago by Gen. Joseph McNar- ney, American commander in the European theater, that the craft would be returned as soon as own erShip could be established.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29
Vet Found Dead In Anchorage

ANCHORAGE, (P)-James T. Foley, war veteran, believed to be from Greeley, Neb., died Wednes- day half an hour after his bride, Maxine, reported she found him unconscious from a pistol bullet.
 Foley, who joined the police force last Saturday, was driven home at 2 am., by a fellow off cer when they went off shift. Mrs. Foley, whom he wed October 31, said she heard a shot about 6 am. The Foleys occupied separate sleeping rooms.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29
Union Approval Of Relief Ships DeadlOcked

SEATTLE, (P) - A deadlock loomed over obtaining approval of both waterfront employers and uinons for release of Alaska relief ships after Lieut.. Comdr. E. P. Chester, Jr., naval aide to Cover nor Gruening had been in touch with both groups. Today was the deadline which Governor Greun- ing had set for the Seattle agree ment or the transfer of negotia- tionS to Portland.
 Chester said by midafternoon ! the marine trades council reaf- firmed their previous offer to re- lease five ships, three to be loaded in Seattle and two in Tacoma, conditioned as to the same wages
 paid as if worked by CIO unions.
 Earlier the waterfront employers 1 association offered to grant a basic
 wage increase solely for loading
 two relief ships.
 Chester said he would notify the employers immediately of the trades council offer and if no mod ificationS or agreement appeared possible he was ready to fly to Portland immediately to open ne gotiations.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29
Ministers May Complete Their lob Within Week

NEW YORK, CP)-Cheered by the possibility of completing their peacemaking in another week, the big-four foreign ministers reached a showdown today on Russia's de- mana that Yugoslavia be given a greater share than Greece in war reparationS to be paid by Italy ana Bulgaria.
 The council was moving along at top speed. Some diplomats spec ulated it might wind up the final satellite peace treaty drafts and agree on a German peace study by a week hence.
 A final compromise on the issue between Russia and the western powers over free navigation on the Danube river seemed to be al- most in hand.
 A committee of deputies was aS- signed to summarize the relative ly few open questions remaining in the Italian peace treaty Among these unsettled points the dispute over reparations ranked first It was given priority for this eve ning's big four session. The issue is difficult because it involves the old contest between Russia and Britain for position in southeast ern Europe.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29
Russian People Say Moscow Makes Biz Concessions
tPy Eddy Gilmore)

MOSCOW, (P) - The Russian people, convinced that the Soviet Union is making important con- sessions at the United Nations and foreign ministers meetings in New York, are beginning to ask when the United States and Britain will start doing the same.
 There is a growing feeling among the people that the Soviet Union is going a long way toward assuring collaboration, making concessions in volume which has not to date been matched by the British and Americans. Without going into the merits of the situa- tion, that is the way the people talk and feel at present.
 The release of Danubian ships by the United States, incidentally, is not considered here as a conceS- sion, but as the fighting of a wrong"
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29
French Protest Smelling Of Ships

HANOI, (P)-Gen. Louis Mor- Here, French commissioner for Tonkin, protested to Viet-Nam's president, Ho Chi Minh, today against the reported shelling of the French cruiser Suffren, and an other French warship by a Viet- Namese shore battery off Haip- hong.
 (The French news agency said neither of the ships had been hito
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29

MOSCOW, P)-Elliott Roose- welt denied today reports publish ed in United States that he had made public statements in the Soviet Union on American foreign policy.
 (The current issue of the maga- zine Newsweek reported that Roosevelt, in a speech at Mos COW reception given by member of the U. s. Embassy, criticized the Soviet Union should dominate ~the Dardanelles and declared that Britain and America repeatedly had broken Tehran, Yalta and Potsdam pledges).
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29

WARSAW, (P) - The evening newspaper Weiczor Warzawy, de- clared today that uranium deposits found by Polish geologists at Krzyzatka, near Jelenia Cora in lower Silesia, were the richest reserves in Europe" second only to Russia's.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29
SANFORD PETERSONS LEAVE FOR JUNEAU

MT. and Mrs. Sanford Peterson of the C.A.A. and their two chill dren left Wednesday evening on the Pan American plane enroute to their new station at Juneau. Before assuming their new posi- tion the Petersons will visit in the States.
 MT. Peterson is being replaced here by Bob Schmidt who held the same position before at this sta ton.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29

WASHINGTON, (P)-The bur eau of land management announc- ed today the appointment of Low &ll M. Puckett as administrator of the Alaska region office at An chorage. Puckett, region field ex- aminer for the bureau in Alaska, will coordinate Alaskan operations of district offices at Anchorage, Fairbanks and Nome and the pub lie survey office at Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29
. NEWS IN BRIEF

WASHINGTON, CP)-American Airlines announced last night that a four engine cargo plane, using jet-assisted take off for the first time, will make the first commer- cial nonstop flight tomorrow be- tween Mexico City and New York.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29
Judge Rules Lewis Must Stand Trial For Contempt

WASHINGTON, (H1 - Federal Judge T. Alan Goldsborough or iered John L. Lewis to trial for today and upheld the courts right to enjoin a walkout in the soft coal mines despite fed eral anti-injunction laws.
 Overruling Lewis motion for dismissal of the contempt action brough by the government, Colds borough declared.
 "The Norris-LaGuardia act did not apply.
 Goldsborough said his court had the right to enjoin "a labor union which was about to do something against the good of the public and the union itself"
 Lewis and his United Mine Workers contended that the Nor ris-LaGuardia act, curbing the use of restraining orders and injunc- tions in labor disputes, nullified Goldsborough's restraining order of Nov. Is and was grounds for dismissal of the whole contempt of court action, saying Lewis had the right to ignore it.
 Government attorneys on the other hand contended the law did not apply where the government itself was acting as operator of the 3300 soft coal mines seized during another crippling strike last spring.
 Goldsborough cut short a day and half of argument by attorneys for Lewis that the court lacked authority to restrain the UNIV from terminating it's government contract. This notice by Lewis was followed by a walkout of 100000 miners.
 "The court repeats" Goldsbor- ough said, that this proceeding was for the sole purpose of main taining the status quo in this dis pute."
 Before handing down his de- cision, the judge had remarked that Lewis in effect had pleaded guilty to contempt by refusing to obey the courts order to keep the coal contract in force.
 This was promptly challenged by one of Lewis lawyers, T. C. Townsend, who said:
 He hasn't entered any plea of guilty, your honor"
 After some argument over legal technicalities, the judge ruled:
 The motion to discharge and vacate the motion is overruled."
 He then called a five minute re- cess. Chief government counsel John F. Sonnet announced that the government was ready to pre- sent its first witness against Lewis Navy Captain N. H. Collisson, federal coal mines administrator. After the recess, court was ad- journed until 2:30 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-29

CHICAGO, (4) - Illinois was chosen today by the western con- ference to play the University of California, of Los Angeles, in the Rose Bowl game at Pasadena, Jan. first.
Evening star., 1946-09-27
MOTORCYCLES.

AIS. Airel Triumph. Matchless forton
models ready for immediate delivery; $50
nov mo- y, Service on all makes OF british
Sol4 N st Nv RE. 50:3. ;-2s
Ride away for S465; large stock of scces-
CYCLE CENTER. sI2 9TH st. NV. Elk
USED MOTORCYCLES 1892 Harley
45s. 2 1910 Indian Spring frame Chief
14s,, l 1916 5o0CC Norton, $500 miles.
tandem seat, saddle. bags INDIAN MO-
TORCYCLE SALES, OIL 9th ST. NV RE
INDIAN ".I'; crash bar saddle bags new
TIRE and seat; D. c. inspection. ordway
INDIAN 1a43 "741." new tires and tubes.
6992; p q K. GARAGE, 40 N. Glebe
isit HARLEY EY-DAvIDsoN, -: complete
!ishts, buddy seat; S435. EN-. 565i after alter
INDIAN CHIEF, 1885; good tires. buddy
1916 model 45: al
most most. nsW with several extras sell o.
CO, 17l7 Rhode Island ave ne.
for sale. 1898, with
sidecar good tires. motor needs repairing
Telephone DI. 1900. Ext. 437 between
Evening star., 1946-09-27
NEW HOUSE TH

NEW HOUSE TRAILERS are on display
again and ready for immediate delivery
trailer home when you can get one OF the
best-built trailers in America now. We
VIII trade. sell tor cash, or will finance
ior is Ions p ,s as "a months All traileTs
eislly priced by OPA COLE TRAILER
MM43'' MM43'' sI3: ., Georgia ave- Silver Spring
SPARTAN, the all-aluminum sircraft-con-
Structed lightweight lifetime trailer; de-
iiyeries being made. BOULEVARD TRAIL
FIR R SALES. 95o5 washington Baltimore
sE GsED Ms RsMsE ola Coaches for
accessories, Visit our new display rooms
snns snd stoss SepS hsT home
KARRYALL KAMPERs. new, de luxe. and
karryaH utility trailers are on display for
immediate Hane delivery. COLLIE TRAILER CO,
new And USED house trailers ON 10 to
"a month terms. Metal luggage trailers.
sories. Cash for your trailer RICHTER
TRf ILER SALES. Route /, Berwyn. Md.
TRAILER RENTALs-Rent all-steel utility
trailer. stake or covered Also boat trail
ers, by day or. longer; rental hours. to
g.. closed Sundays. Pick up trailer Sat.
afternoon for Sunday. AMERICAN TRAIL
Err CO., 4030 Wisconsin ave. WO. 1921.
Z! s 'ss' sas sfslfs
dGSr ssS sHSnnz isSnn qsaERs nsiEs ss4 sIeeD, GOOD
= y GAMP s14d Aes Cali after s'so PM Pm. Lot L
RENT A TRAILER-5-ft., 7-ft, a-ft:s ?
wheel automobile trailers; stake. box and
sisF 9.H COO ssos
Lee hwy Arlington. Va Gil. $500.
Evening star., 1946-09-27
FARMS FOR SALE tco,.;nu.d,'.

COMMITTING DISTANCE -I25 acres
electricity and telephone available, barn.
large spring, about 40 acres open, balance
timber, $1,000; OWNER. RA. 1900. 2s'
500 ACRES. 225 cleared. balaace wood
land with estimated l 900. 600 feet OF saw
tlmber and great quantity of young tim
ber: ancient dwelling Of rooms. full
brick basement; halls, porch. many new
outbuildingS. ELECTRICITY i'll all buildings;
. wells. many springs. river; good hunt
ins, Including wild turkeys. For owner
dial Glebe 467l --29
10! ACRES. on good rd, mr. Route No
?4o some timber. nice meadow and stream:
o-rm, house. mesthouSe. stable and other
outbldss. This would make = rne poultry
iafm 2:' miles from ID. c. Priced at
g 800 Tor quick sale Call WI. 6140.
z NJ FRY. INC. t240 Wis. ave -39
SUPERB CATTLE FARM, in Warrenton
area. $40 fertile acres, 50 acres timber
bal. in pasture and crops. good fences
large fishing stream, frontage. on State
highway. near bus service. Only Sl9,-
500. terms. VIM. NJ. GRAIN. Gil. SOB.
ei MILES TO wAsHINGToN-7s rich
s-room brick home built about Is years
ago OF the very best materials. large tiled
BATH :, stairways. full basement. oil hot
water heat, I,O00-gal. fuel tank, garage,
a fine 3o-stanehion dairy barn, large
hay loft, :! silos, good horse barn and
machine shed; all buildings are in excel
lent condition and bounded by large will
low shade trees; available for immediate
cash and terms EASTMAN g. STEELE,
Realtors. Falls Church 362u
Evening star., 1946-09-27

BUICK 1888 7-pass. limousine: this cal
is a dilly with $500 worth of repair work
and tires. well below OPA ceiling at
S!;395; DU. 4455. 81 HAWKINS, I333
BUICK i94. super sedanette: original
Up eWner o-S5 Sll consider trade under oPA
BUICK ENGINES, new, direct from Buick
factory. for 80, 40, Al and AZ models
We will install on partial payment plan il
desirsd ir.d ;,yss Sa5 cash; balance $40 monthly
lane. Bethesda, Md, WI. 45oo. =. 30
BUICK 1912 special: S1,150 with PUG: q
CADILLAC 1898 Fleetwood rs" 5-passen-
ger sedan; excellent condition; only 43.000
miles: stored during war; below low OPA
ceiling, 81 450. Call Temple 5S27 Is"
CADILLAC 1941 sedan coupe, S1,516. OPA
used by Wash, doctor FLOOD PONTIAC
AL Gonnecticat, Wo. $500, IL
one recapped, in good running condition,
S395. within OPA ceiling. Can be seen
20 pm. at 1124 Geranium st. NV.
DODGE 1899 taxicab with PUG; new
motor; best offer; good condition. Call
FORD 1899 taxicab de luxe 4-door sedan;
excel. condition. sell $500, under OPA CELL
FORD I94a de luxe Tudor trunk sedan;
new, never driven; 2-tone upholstery, clock
bumperettes. de luxe equipment; S1,095
cash, under oPA ceiling, and 1889 OF l94l
Ford or Chevrolet in trade; car stored al
HUDSON 194l convertible club coupe:
ST ,535, within OPA ceiling SIMMONDs
MOTORS. 1887 l4th A. NV. NO. 2l64
40
Evening star., 1946-09-27
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
HERES YOUR VACATION HOME and

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and u
snug fisherman'S haven, ideal climate on
Fiorida'S Gulf Coast. Fertile homesites,
TO a., fronting or mr.. salt water, COM
munity boat dock priyil.. hard I'd, elec.
Titles guaranteed. Priced as low as $500.
$40 down, Sl5 mo-. immed. possession. For
beautiful illustrated free booklet write or
phone bet. and D. PAUL +. HARRISON.
1872 K ST. NV, ME. 1l43 -6
DOCTORS, NURSES. attention-Atlantic
City, N. i'll bedrooms tapprox. 20 beds)
with furniture and linens furnished com
plete, for lease, > blocks from boardwalk;
ideal for conyalescent or rest home, golden
opportunity for one or two nurses or doc
tors: lease for years al $3.50 per month.
For further details call Mr. Pastor, EX.
1858. YOUNG & PASTOR, l29 Vermont.
TOURIST LoCATION-a-rm. frame home
on Blame hwy. 5 mi. east of city. with
view Of Monticello, home Of Thomas Jeffer-
son; center-hall plan, large bedrmS., =
baths. office with shower. oil heat. ami. =:
several outbldgs., one of redwood, easily
into rms: Il acres. Imme-
diate possession: $4,000 Write Box 5S6
]. E. HARLOW, Real Estate, Charlottes-
NEW AND MODERN 5-RooM HOUSE
Never been occupied. finished basement
with recreation room, hardwood floors, fire.
place. lot 120Xl60 For particulars write
G. P. MORRISON. NJ. D., Charles Town,
w Va phone 216 29s
Evening star., 1946-09-27
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1La-ton dump 1899; completely re-
built, new motor and rear end; private, no
INTERNATIONAL VAN. 1895. Gao, 2-ton,
SS22 Call MIR; KING, North 3343 ~
rear rear wheels; good condition. Call Alex.
CHEVROLET 1912 stake body Army truck,
lia-ton. in excel condition 5000. See MIR,
HARRIS, 80 Lamont st. NV. RA 4752
WHITE BUS MOVING VAN, l $50 cubic #.
tween J.? and pm. Call Baltimore, Uni
'erSlty 3'S' and make appt. if interested.
DUMP $40 Ford. 1o0-h p. motor. ?-ysrd
BODY; s63j. Call AK 4U"l after pm.
Also dump body IN good condition, $3.50.
WARD la FRANCE, eIa-ton dump, CON-
pletely overnauled. tires and motor N
perfect condition ceiling price. Sl,"5":
sale price; ;, s23G Call after ). 10 Bayley
Motor Co, authorized GMC truck dealer
A new group OF trucks Just received, so Ia
eheSsf seme omC nex u ions
Buses (e). 194@ GMC. Ia tons, go.
Dumps-1s4e Chevrolet, 1la tons; 1910
Dodss, e tons; 1912 s oMc. s3s tons;
air sSis5 brates II d6eS eShl1e tirss model "A-l@o
Semitraiiers, ,new-10-ton platform And
sta stake, air brakes. ll.00-20 tires; under
Command cars-1s4a Dodge s.-ton.
Pickups--lS42 Dodge, a4-ton, some with
WincheS.
Wreekers-l94e GMc, es tons.
Jeeps-l942 Ford; 1912 WHY'S.
Vans-l942 GMC. ga tons.
Caterpillar tractor AlliS- Chalmers,
IL tons.
BodieS-l0 and 12 steel-cargo bodies.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3I43 Lee hwy,
Arlington, Va. Daily and Saturday, to &;
Sunday, 10 to 3. CH. 1000
To reach. Out through GEORGETOWN.
cross Key Bridge. turn right onto Lee hwy
Route o11 or 2a). drive | - miles
Evening star., 1946-09-27
AUToMoTlVE MISCELLANEOUS.

PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION. We
have Just received large shipment OF good
quaHty seat covers in popular colors. They
VIII. also mt other models of General Mo-
tors cars. Prompt and neat installation
II desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO, 1437
irving st. nW., AID. $500
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
n1atest one you've ever seen, suitable for
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC co Z,
1887 Irving ST. NV, AID. $500 Washing
tons Largest Pontiac Dealer.
TRUCK BODIES REPAIRED and welded
to pass inspection; new bodies made to
ye yeuT In reauremsH5s m,rTSz Truck BODY, dept,
12l4 24th ST. NV, Republic 24I9
NEWTYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process; beautiful tread; 3
hour service: electric-treated sections if
your tire is cut. See your tires being re-
capped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO, WASH
1ngton's Largest Pontiac Dealer 1431
Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick, efacient
1896 chassis, Gao:
5000 Call MR.. KING. North 3343. Pr
carEs cht les es %GtoF nfs9 for sale ssp pRr
MODEL 4 PARTS for sale. Locust '57l4s
any gay but Sunday ask for MR.. RICH
BUICK 1910 Special saEage parts for sale.
Inquire at HERRICK'S GARAGE, Route /,
2 miles south of Alexandria. 29'
USED TIRES, pass. and truck, all sizes
100 .50x:0, S-py, mud and snow: 100
Il ;o0Xl D. recaps; 100 600xl6 used. Lots
MINI. ave. and Hunt pl. ne. Ii. 3S52, TR
1856 a.
Evening star., 1946-09-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ALL OR PART OF 100000 SO. FIT. on Will
soh blvd. and Ridge I'd. in RoSslyn, va. ;
zoned genl commercial: especially suitable
for Offices and Showrooms with ample park
property and 21st and Constitution ave.
Will build for responsible tenants. Plan
now. HERMAN SCHMIDT, MA. 925!.
PENNA. AVE, Sc, approx 400 50. it. of
nsnsi tenant. s ACE Realty SERVICE. 1.14
Penna. ave. s.e., LU. 1910, till pm
COMMERCIAL LOT FOR RENT, in River
dale, on Baltimore blvd, opposite bank.
!. c LEWIS, Broker. WA. 2S13. =
dwelling Ideally located for conversion into
details, call Mr.. BILLINGsLEY, WO. 1895,
SHOWROOM and service station, central
Northwest: modern, freroof building with
to responsible tenant; 75c, pei. 50. # /;
boWNToWN SP sTUDIo, near p Sh and Mass
ave: well lighted: suitable for of1ces.
G. W. SIMPSON CO, INC, 1924 vi ave.
NEW SHOPPING CENTER, s135 Bait. ave.
tblvd.). College Park, Nd
kpace Store already equipped fixtures,
etc Equipment for sale (no stock. SI,500
with 81 900 cash.
No 2 General or specially store.
business u ines exec Except O florist, Isundry barber
shop or liquor (these taken.
No. 3. Second floor OF 900 SO #. $50
mo. for office, mfgr. ACTS. or wholesale
light VT small commodities.
keys at houor store on premises II NJ
EUNTER sSlS B. or OH Il P Hutchinson IVA