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6 to $3.50 pm. to explain plans for
the self-survey. The dinner win
begin at $3.50 pm. Reservations
will be $3.50 a plate.
II is estimated that approximate
ly $4,000 will be needed TO cover
the complete expense Of the self
survey Of Minneapolis citizens, and
to carry on expenses Of the Council
for the coming year.
A staff Of out-of-t0wn experts,
including DR.. Charles johnson Of
Fisk University, and members Of
the staff Of the self-survey in race
relations conducted in Pittsburgh,
Pa, will aid a picked staff Of Min
neapolis surveyors and experts in
setting up the survey.
Advance contributions for the
Council work are already being re-
ceived from local civic and social
organizations, including small COM
munity and neighborhood groups.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27
Interstate Conference
Prefers Labor Prejudice

WASHINGTON, D. G. INNFAJ
The interstate Conference Of EN-
ployment Security Agencies, in a
conference with Department OF
Labor officials, last Thursday went
on record as being opposed TO the
non-discriminatory policies pre-.
viously proposed 70 Secretary OF
Labor Lewis B. Schellenbach by
representatives Of minority groups.
The minority groups representa-
tives had met with Mr.. Schwellen,
bach the previous day and proposed
a non-discrimination policy for the
protection Of minority group inter
est when the United States En-
ployment Service is returned to the
states Nov. Is.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27
477th Air Group Gets
Permanent Assignment

WASHINGTON, d. C. (NNPAl
The 477th Composite Group OF
the Army Air Forces is permanent
ly assigned to the Army Air base
at Lockbourne, Ohio, and will re-
main there, Army Air Forces Head
quarters here announced last Wed
nesday.
This announcement, the War De-
partment said, refutes rumors that
this outstanding AAF Unit would
be transferred and was made as a
result Of numerous inquiries re-
ceived by AAF headquarters here.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27


Martin Brown, 1854 Third Ave.
So, Minneapolis, received word this
week that the War Department
Public Relations division special
service staff had put the military
stamp of approval on his book,
-Four Years in an Ammunition
Plant" Mr.. Browns manuscript
is now ready to be submitted to
publishers. He will leave Mime
apolis this week to visit the Ameri-
can Legion convention in San Fran
cisco, and from there will visit
friends in Los Angeles, Calf,
where he will be the house guest Of
Mrs. Jesse J. Reeves, 21l5 W. 9th
Pl. Following that he will make an
extensive trip through the south
and east before returning home
about October 81. He says that on
his tour he will act as "a self-ap-
pointed goodwill ambassador to
former Governor Harold f. Stassen
Of Minnesota"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27
Mississippi Voters
File BilbO Complaint

JACKSON, Miss. (NNPA) -
More than fifty Negro and white
qualified voters filed last Monday
sworn complaints with the Senate
Committees to Investigate Com
paign Expenditures and on Elec-
tions and Privileges in Washington
charging that the nomination OF
Senator Theodore G. 1.-THE Mani
Bilbo in the Mississippi Democratic
primary on July 2 was tainted
with fraud, duress and illegallty.
The complaints asked that Sena-
tor Bilbo be denied his seat in the
next Congress which cOnvenes Jan.
r
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Floyd Bonnorn Wins
Auto Rocing Lourels
At Des Moines. lowe

Floyd Bannarn of Minneapolis
streaked around a muddy track in
his "Bannarn Special" at 100 miles
an hour to win auto races at Des
Moines, Iowa, last Sunday. Ban
narn, who has two racing cars, won
another race at Spencer County
Iowa fair recently.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27
Dinner at Curtis Hotel
To Launch Minneapolis
Race Relations SURVEY

An informal dinner meeting and reception given By Mayor Hubert
Hotel in Minneapolis Thursday evening October pm
the
financial drive for the Human Relations Council
Mayor Humphrey dinner guests informally from
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st. Paul War Veterans Issue Public Statement:
Nine DOrie Miller Post Officers, Members
Resign; Charge Communist Interference

In
in
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MILKY way q Band Of Light

The Milky Way IL . continuous
band Of light and the solar system
IN . part Of the band
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Mrs. JGcqueIine MGrsholl
Gets StenogrGpher Job
At Standard Company

Mrs. Jacqueline Westberry Mar
shall, 1929 Bryant Ave. No, Is now
employed at the Standard Plumb
ing Company, Washington and
First AYES. No, as a stenoRra-
pher. She is a graduate Of North
high school, and attended Mime
apolis Business College. She Is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
cent Westberry, 988 Bryant Ave.
No.
Greasy Skillets
To clean extra greasy skillets or
roaStsrS, nD them with sospy water
and let them boil . few minutes.
Finish by washing In the dishpan.
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Nelson to Tell
OF Experiences
For Mems Day

Speaker for the Mems Day pro-
gram at the Camphor Memorial
Methodist Church, 5S5 Fuller Ave-,
st. Paul, Sunday, at $3.50 p. m,
will be Wallace Floyd Nelson,
brother Of the pastor, Rev. Clar.
ence 7. R. Nelson. Mr.. Nelson will
tell Of some Of his experiences as
a conscientious director.
Nelson was released from the
Federal Correctional Institution in
Danbury, Connecticut, on August
IL after serving thirty three
months Of a five year sentence for
leaving a civilian public work camp
In 1913. His release was brought
about by Attorney General Tom @.
Clark, after Rev. Nelson had gone
TO Washington TO intereede for his
brothers freedom. Nelson and Tom
Parks, another Negro conscientious
objector, went on hunger strikes
for their freedom. Nelson lost fifty
pounds during the 107. days that
he was on a hunger strike for his
freedom.
Rev. Nelson win preach on the
subject: Gods Man." at the II
a. m. Mems Day service and music
win be furnished for both the SER
vice and program by a mems
chorus, directed by Albert Bantam,
Sr.
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California Town Council
Gets Anfi-Rina Sinn ]

RIVERSIDE, Calf. - Action was
postponed when the city council
last week referred TO the general
committee an ordinances prepared
by City Attorney Miguel EsiudiIIo
which would prohibit the display
In certain public places Of sigma
discriminatory % any race. color
or creed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27

n h said that a. far back a. $50
uhs French explorer and navigator.
Cartier. sowed cabbage seeds IN
America
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27

a. psissas kasAws guest sdtersi.t tor a week cher
sEs shsrEs "a yoTh e As Twin c Key
Hubert Humphreys Council
training st y Paul University y Tokyo EDheopaan school
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A Kansas town elected the nrst
woman mayor IN the world Mrs.
Medora SalteT n Argonis In 1887
Evening star., 1946-03-31

visiting friends in Montclair, N. j.,
for the week. Miss Snyder is one
of the newer residents of Bethesda,
coming here when her father, Mr..
John Snyder, moved here from Nut
ley, N. j., to become professor of
mathematics at Landon School.
Miss Snyder is sister of Mrs. Will
liam c. Bashore.
Other Bethesda residents in the
news this week are Mrs. Edwin F..
Wanner, who is in charge of the
program at the Bethesda USO this
evening and Mrs. Arthur Hilland,
who has charge of plans for to-
nights supper at the USO; Mrs.
Aldo L. Raffa, who left Tuesday
with her children to join Col. Raffa
now in Italy on duty with UNRRA; !;
Mrs. Mary McCracken Jones and
Mrs. Randolph Bishop, who are
vacationing in Berkeley Springs, w.
Vaa., and Mrs. Curtis Walker, Mrs
John Fox and Mrs. William H.
Prescott of the Hospitality and Pro-
gram Committee of the Woman's
Democratic Club of Montgomery
Evening star., 1946-03-31
|Betbesda-LoWer Mont q0merv C0nnty

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude A. Cook will
be hosts at late afternoon party
today in honor of Mrs. Cooks sister
Mrs. William E. Adams, who is leav-
ing soon to join her husband now
in Fort Worth, Tex.
Mrs. Adams, known professionally
as Maxwell Galloway, soprano solo,
ist at National City Christian
Church, has many friends among
Washington musicians and so nearly
all the 200 guests invited to the
party are from the different musical
circles in the District.
Guests will be greeted by Mrs.
Cooks mother, Mrs. Charles Calvin
Galloway, as well as by the guest
of honor and Mrs. Cook.
In the dining room, Miss Ramona
Fields will see that the guests are
served and Mrs. William c. Braithe-
waite and Mrs. Myrtle L. Adams
will alternate at the tea table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory H. Bogley will
entertain at dinner today in honor
of their daughter, Mrs. Sterling
Ruf1n Maddox, who is celebrating
her birthday anniversary.
Among the guests at the dinner
will be Mrs. Maddox's brother, Mr..
Samuel E. Bogley, and Mrs. Bogley,
who have just returned from a
weeks stay at Atlantic City, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND D. Fergu-
son entertained at dinner last even
ing in honor of their house guests,
Col. and Mrs. William Kraus of
Richmond, Va. There were eight
guests at the dinner.
The friendship between Mrs.
Ferguson and Mrs. Kraus dates back
to their college days when they
were both in conservatory of music
in Fontainbleau, France.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hoover
have had an old friend, Mrs. E. R.
West, from South Africa, with them
for part of the past week.
Mrs West came to the United
Evening star., 1946-03-31

States with her son, Mr.. Austir
West, who is here on lecture tour
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover met Mrs
West some years ago when they
were both living in South Africa.
Parties of the last few days in
cluded the buffet supper and bridge
given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. Marvin
Smith by way of celebrating Their
wedding anniversary. Guests were
invited at $50 for supper and they
were received by Mr.. and Mrs
Smith and their daughters, Miss
Doris Smith and Miss Jeanne
Smith and Miss Mary Hackett.
At the party were Mrs. James M
Hammond, Col. Herbert H. Mitchell
and Mrs. Mitchell, Comdr Jarl Lar
son and Mrs. Larson, Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin F. Wanner, Mr.. and Mrs
William H. Nicholas, Mr.. and Mrs
Gordon Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
M. Hooks, Mrs. Sydney Anderson
Mrs. Frank Preston Farley and Mr.
and Mrs. Morton Kammerer.
Miss Margaret Jane Snyder is
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Miss Pe1V We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. James Edgar Pew
of Philadelphia announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Jane
Harvey Pew, to Mr.. Richard Weth-
erill, II, Of Chester. The wedding
took place yesterday. Mrs. Weth-
erill was attended by her sister, Miss
Betty Pew, as maid of honor, and
Mr.. Robert Wetherill, jr., acted as
best man for his son.
Evening star., 1946-03-31

County in charge of arrangements
for reception for the Democratic
State congressional and county
candidates. The reception for these
candidates will be given on April II =.
Evening star., 1946-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VENETIAN BLINDS, custom-m So 40
and UP installed; free estimates; prompt
service PARE AVENUE VENETIAN BLIND
WATER CooIERs-Electric: brand new;
for stores. shops, etc; immediate delivery.
ELECTRICAL CENTER, 5l4 10th st. NV.
WATER cooLERs-Immediate delivery.
brand-new electric water coolers 2 fof
TIRE 6; BATTERY CO., 10th and H sts.
ne. Open Friday and Saturday until
3 pm. Ii 1888 and Ii. s741. Il
WATER COOLERS, electric. new. JOHN
9, WEBSTER. 1927 F st. NV. Ma. 4163.
WATER HEATER, 30 gal, automatic 1872
WATER HEATERS delivery;
20 and 30 gal. gas hot water heaters.
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY CO 10th
until pm. IL. $685. IL Sal.
WATER HEATERS, gas, prewar, all sizes.
Water Heater Specialists for 30 Years"
JOHN 6. WEBSTER. All heaters on dis
play at 627 F St NV. Ma. 4163, WO. 2220.
WOODWORKING MACHINE, Parke 12-in.
Joiner; rip saw. cutoff saw, mortise, drill
press. sander. band saw, 5-h.p. motor; also
one Walker Turner radial saw, 3-hp mo-
tor. GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP, 90
Jeff Davis hwy tU. S. No. -. Jackson
i HAND -CRoCHETED TABLECLoTH. size
S4XllS inches Phone DaleyieW $40 Wa
Evening star., 1946-07-01
PERSONAL,

DREssMAKING AND ALTERATIONS
aoaern asstad sba studio in ONCE bldg Centrally
Reped aOqof of Dpem5s seqRee
ENGEL' formerly q 'SP Fifth esss ayeis N. ",
1Idcutiy. u 10 F. St; aw' Room 20 Telephone
PHONE SHEPHERD 1880, ask for Miss
Wright. if you are in need of loan UP to
$500 on your signature.
NURSES AVAILABLE, trained, practical or
undergraduate. The Inter-Racial Nurses
Registry; never closed. AT. 2709
SCIENTIFIC dry cleaning, in our modern
also repairing: our trucks call and deliver
Pnone NE. e605 or call at NEW JERSEY
CLEANERS & DYERs. 1901 New Jersey
MEDsaTE psslE s.q s GAsH B,sh for y9gE hone while
c6 e65CDf m Sns or q RE- s0N5ss ss Sal BatO cox 1E&
RENT A JUKE BOX for your next party;
Dsr ,p eyeninE nj ipelqd 5scords deiyeTy
FIASo TUNER-Al repairs and nd rebuild
sefos TcfoR city roRdE ig'uRf 2f sa asf
ALCoHoLIC-Recoyer Private. personal.
eoholism # sincere Box M 11sR fs Gtsa' stsa +: I:
HORSEBACK IIoIs ,.n RIDING in the evenings,
gsn ggeT hT RIDE On tSs gSeekSags Sl66 on Sat
fS Nj s'f R2S BHsSsh soMp aDs on chea
peake Bay for children, to 10; planned
menus. supervised camp activity, modern
buildings, protected play areas; licensed
season and monthly rates. Call FIR. 3s40.
REDUCING, special spot reducing; re-
suits assured; steam cabinet baths. Main
phone, Ma. S134, 1880 K St r
FUND-RAiSlNG campaigner at liberty; 20
years experience in organization work for
organizations. Box 3S5-R. Star 6s
LIVESTOCK-GRAIN CONNECTION wanted
See my ad IN Business Opportunities. AL
$3.50
NURSERY. in which children soon show
the splendid care, proper. diet and indi-
vidual care given, will have three va
cancies: also booking waiting list RE
St03. 1928 18th st NV IL
TENNIS ENTHuSlASTS-Prof in
strnction for individual or group For in.
formation. JOE REISS. TR. 1870. 3.
Evening star., 1946-07-01
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS, resi-
Dental & and commercial: free estimates.
ave. NV. EX. 1424. RA. 7326. s.
ALTERATIONS. repairs and additions; car
penttFy. painting and DECORATING concrete
LATHoN CONTRACTING Co. Ie75 Brent
xsFHALT AND CONCRETE construction
GoNsTRuGT5pK GfMsTR W6pK CO s3ors sH x.IS 1900
F MARcUcCIo. R, No. 4. Horners lanc,
EoNckk4h EosSyls Nd nR1PW,%s PRq1S Reskvis Wsfs %
also general repairs; free estimates. lPhone
AD 6306 or AT. 1882 any time @nings
CONSTRUCTING driyeways and walkways
speelaity coMMGNITPY asP2A PAV1Sd q SeH1e e. ST.
FOO FLOOR sEsyicL;s nothing but but the best;
auet Installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING lin sSs GoNTRAcI0Rs' NS, INC 1872 wisc0n-
eontracting; Tree estimates, TAYLOR d
WILLIAMS. EA' 54o@; evenings CHI. 5541.
IRON WORK. fire escapes. ratings, angles,
beams, guards, burglary protection, gates.
puPoN sSs RoS Wosks Sa5s NA lfss es
PAINTING, paperine, interior and exterior
anPed Mr. Wills wi sof METRopoAR con
TRACING CO., TR. 1859; eve, TR. 1910.
PAINTING. DECORATING. papering floor
refnishing, roof repairs waterproofing
established 1926. GILBERT & HAMILTON
PAINTING. DECORATING. papering. floor
refinishing, roof repairs waterproofing:
work guar, white mechanics; references;
eStab d925. GILBERT & HAMILTON
PAINTING, PAPERING. PLAsTERING. Is
years service IN n WaShi@ngton; @ M free esti-
RASORS MI S6S1. =
PAINTING, int. and exterior; Kem-Tonng,
private home; reliable white mechanics;
hith grade paint people. DU. 2776. st. ne.
REMODEL, mooernize your home now;
koCKS kaToS AS1 S1 I2S2 Wis ave W bd aSG9
ing a walk, outdoor fireplace, wall. rock
en Sail US y I95 me rock EN-. s154 -
R00F REPAiRs tles renewed painted cutters
seTg. oIcHNER RooF1NG CO. CO. Ma 4s9o
ROOF REPAIRING, gutter spouting, and
root painting; free estimates. PAYNE'S
soREESd sesEES Yo3R o1 foRch M5 While have m ma
fai Phone ST. sa4s s e1es ls0esep except F. Frday ay
and saturday.; ", 2. TAYLOR; eonsrasfof
cAuLFIELD CORP for Johns Manville
3340 M st. NV. zone Z HO 4l20
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO. GIL.
02Il-Call us for roofing siding. painting.
PAiSTiNG AND DECohRATINGWio years
at making homes brighter. For unexceled
4cAs E2kmspshp GAs TeAs sa mates call
n W GE SSR3 or RA 1859 Ia
Evening star., 1946-07-01
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT (public), will keep books,
prepare tax returns. small firms; 81 SO
s nGRfa sfhsF sPR9IcE flsn snd baby sitter
ends, best references middle aged, refined
COLLEGE FOs GRAD. h 0ao4 a B. degree lpsycb },
exp. and trng. in personnel interviewing,
eounseling, testing. placement. EN-. 4s}4
CoLoRED GRADUATE NURSE, pvt. duty
only. no other need apply Best reference
IRE BRRssMAk1SG kfSs5oFs design Rh oqe6 2emod afera
ions; eve gowns specially: reas. MISS
GIhLs; ~ eoiored' desire fountain work.
GIRL. coiored, wants job as clerk-typlst
Girl, cqlored, wishes clerical Job; some
GIRL. colored, desires position as Gale or
&C.. sqq. ,mach. oper. or general office work.
HIGH School GIRL desires part-time
work, work in a,io once or store KnoTIedge Of
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE. age 81, coliege grad
uate with LEGAL training and experience
clT In pefSoRns Bos sfastss research and pub
LADY. Protestant. desires employment in
couples home with one child; private
ro93m1' rot Can between IL and 4 pm. at
rkacflcsaL )! NrRsr. !s eolo5ed. desires p pos
PBLc HpB IS srENoeRArHER Rs rgR Ssn 5g day or hour
Hobart 0lO2, or 1919 18th ST. NV %
SECRETARY STENoGRAPHER, tempo
Tary. experienced, college background Box
4S2-R, Star.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, expert
enced, capable OF assuming responsibility,
desires position; 500 Box 394-R, Star ,"
5: Q. S: SPECIALIzES in, supplying expert
stenographers, typists, bookkeepers and
clerks for short or long assignments Call
MISS BARRETT, DE 694S >
STESOGRAPHIC, typing or clerical work.
evenings or afternoons after $50. Phone
Adams 3l40. i
MR.. EMPL0YER-Although well-trained
Young woman, I'm teachable, willing to
adapt to your needs: B. S. degree, graduate
Work in psych., soclo., social service; writ
ing facility; typist Write. stating kind
Of position. appointment. C. L. G., 1907
Evening star., 1946-07-01
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BENCELIA KENNELS OFFERS: Boarding,
end runs, call and delivery services; IL
s ehampion DscSshunds at stua '1ls: ALEX:
S5 sok s45 5r"tsH es cGeKrs .2ss4 ;Dsns fs pfs
BoARDING-A-1 facilities for dogs and
ssnne eek onSe nd Or n Tss sa1su, su
sdsSpise SbsSP as sHD csRooMise rns@s sSS
sss eRe qsdss5
NEIs MEL or on Lee hwy Rt FL; near Center
cockERs. beau Beautiful re reg. studs; lovely.
healthy puppies: plenty males. ch. stock;
htters to, choose from: boarding and
piekLp PIC Up service. 1858 Lacey ave Sc.
CO couNTRY nSTsIT BOARDING. sanitary kennel.
frss rse1 pe6ap oRasf ss feyiE E
b00ff IIf axe ve.s sS
champion sired 500 to S75. Warfeld 1882.
ENGLISH COOKERS, ? females. blue roam.
glaIz, plsek and tan. registered; SIS. DOG
G 5ta ffIEfD as FGprks 1871 ior sale
Axe registered, from champion and srand
champion grandparents: country raised and
very besntIfnI = ~, Phone Silver Spring ooS84.
coon HOME WANTED for friendly altered
white, young male Persian cat. Gil. 44oo.
Ext 465 Il
yrs. old, black, female, from imported
STOCK Trinidad 5l70. 9 TO 4 pm. ?
MARINE OFFICER WILL GIVE wonderful
prefer outdoor; collie, setter or Labrador.
etc. Nice s-yr-old dog-loving youngster
to belong to dog CHI. 5093 workdays
after 8 3
PEKINGESE PUPPIES. little beauties. pedi-
greed and reg Axe 5005 Addison I'd. ne,
Kenllworth, Ii. 0317 -
RABBITS All sizes, chinchillas New
zealands. Flemish, checked giants, others.
200 to choose from. Can be seen at any
TOY FOX TERRIERS 3 females. Sl0-sl5:
Persian kitten. orange, male. $40. DOG
HOTEL. 1344 Georgia ave. IA. 1921 .
Evening star., 1946-07-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont

LtNCHEONEI iE--DoeS SfoO dally, count
er type; closes 9 pm; on-Sale beer; eX-
cellent reputation, long established: busy
uptown location: price $50, 600. terms. We
have several smaller propositions, open six
DAYS week. ranging from $4,000 TO
$50, 900 Come in and inspect our many
nI,stings. NICHOLAS. GAsToN CO, sol
Rds D oyeP 600 1ky
excellent bar business: closed Sun; air
cond,; low rent. long lease. Good liquor
ern doing presently Sl,Ioo wkiy, - did
81 500 before beer shortage. Real money
makers Tequiring m little t4 Iestaurant exper,-
% ence NIGGHoLAs G1 GAsToN On GO" SOL Wood
xiEf xfTENTIoN, SI2e u NIGHT iGP- 1t cItB SEEKERS
Lge. NIGHT club: doing good business 81. 600
for quick sale Call ABARC REALTY, No.
&. OK. 0676 or Gil 7O9O =:
THE MYRTLE a. WEADoN CO, real estate
the removal of their office from 1910 Yer
mont ave, NV. to their new home located
At the Weadon Bldg, 1897 NJ st. NV.
efficient service will be rendered II you
nave any business or real estate TO buy, or
DowNToWN. ist comm. ~ rooms, com
prising 10 apis, and IA finished rooms;
low expenses s. 900 mo- income; out
auiTed JESSE LOEB, Southern Bldg
CONNECTION wanted
by active well educated man. Thoroughly
experienced ~ all Kinds farm machinery
equipment: also any type farm conStruc-
tor or maintenance. Share proposition
ent. but owner must have capital to de-
velop. Can be interviewed a once Inter-
ested IN fall wheat crop. Cali Alex. $3.50.
FOR BETTER DGS and other food
stores, $500 to ~ 0OH weekly. BAUM. the
Broker. Taylor 1864; If no answer DI.
FOR SALE. near Dupont Circle. roomins
business. : rooms. baths. 4 years re-
maining. on straight lease. Completely
KINs co. 1918 N st. NV. DT sass. D6
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co.-Taxicab cleo
tric and gasoline service station business
n vicinity OF MI. Rainier, Md. McGRATH.
GROCERY sToREs-we have few select
Stores in good locations. Before buying
SHANK, broker, RA. 1000, until Q pm.
RooMING HOUSE BusNEss-Esst Cap.
II rms, . baths tourist spot MR.. GAY.
sc RaRRfR arr - p33n Until 10 3D., y
Mr.. GAY, co. 52"4 Ma. 3339 gntil
REsTAuRANr. near Navy Yard. CONS 81
900 week; business can be lnCTea sed. cheap
rent; good lease price, $500: terms
". E. THRIFT. Broker. Room POS, I4ll
THREE 1916 DoDGES-2 vans. l pick
up moving bus. now operating. Office
equipment included: sell to veteran only
Crossing approx $1,000 weekly; $4,000
cash. balance 4i2'> interest. Terms
HOLLOWAY az McCHESNEY, CHI. l434,
OK. 22G5. Il
SELF-SERyICE groceries and meats, col
ored trade living quarters, S3,500 weekly
cash business. no delivery, no credit good
opportunity for hustler. $4,000 down
REQUIRED.
One-man store. weekly business 5000.
nice living quarters. cheap rent. Price,
S6.0Oh complete with stock White trade
Self-ScrTICe groceries and ats in Viz
ginia. s" 800 weekly business. nice trade,
living quarters. Price, S23,93u complete
with stock and fixtures. 81 600 cash re-
ouired. Call KOGOD & BOOKOFF. 631 E
81. Nv, National 93S9 or National 9314
Evening star., 1946-07-01
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

DRIVING INSTRUCTION-Dual control
Cars: AUTOMOBILE DRIVING school
OF WASHINGTON. INC. MI l432. "a
training N all subjects; day, night and
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IABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL approved for
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