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Evening star., 1946-08-26
Jack and Jill Winner

Jack and Jill erased the Times
Herald team from the city softball
tournament by 81 decision last
night in Washington Stadium, and
MitchelPs Gift Palace girls topped
Transportation Corps, ga.
Evening star., 1946-08-26
Wells Pitches 2-Hitter

Harry Wells hurled a two-hitter
to give Falls Church a 14-0 victory
over st. Mary's A. c. yesterday on
the winners diamond.
Evening star., 1946-08-26
Entry Deod|ine Set for Sept. 6
For Public Links Tournament

The entry deadline for the Dis
trict public links championship will
be September at pm. according
to "T" Gibraski. general manager
of the municipal courses who will
accept the entries at East Potomac.
The match play championship will
be held at East Potomac September
9-10-11. The fee will be 81.
Evening star., 1946-08-26

Arthur Thorn. popular District
golf professional Of more than a
decade ago, stages his annual pro-
amateur tournament at Lancaster
Pa, today. District duos slated to
compete include Buck Worsham and
Charley Price; Mel Shorey and
Eddie Ault; Seth Colling and Ray
Swearingen; Harry Griesmer and
Evening star., 1946-08-26

H. G. Westwood made his first
hole IN one at Burning Tree yester-
day, via a 3-iron shot on the 165-
yard 14th hole. Westwood was
playing IN a foursome with Frank
Pace, Ralph Pittman' and Comdr.
Holt.
Evening star., 1946-08-26

51-101. w
Indian Spring (35D-Mel shorey. az.
36-74; Eddie Ault, 3s-37-75; Louis
w; Watzman, 60-53-1O3; Mrs K. 81
Giles, 5O-49Ie9. .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN


MARINE FORECAST PERIOD ENDING SUNDAY EVE Southeast Alaska and outside waters Dixon Yakutatvab winds under miles per hour with rain 
 of Entrance with Prince William Sound
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27
COASTAL SHIP FIRM CHARGED
 BEFORE MLRD

Coastal Navigation Company, newly y-organized Southeast Alaska shipping firm which this week an- nounced suspension of business af- ter completing it's inaugural voy- age, has been charged before the National Labor Relations Board with refusal to bargain collectively with the Sailors Union of the Pa cific
 Juneau Attorney William L. Paul Jr acting as Special Representa- tive of the SMU, brought the charge, which states that the SMU had been designated as their col leotive bargaining agent by sailors employed by the company.
 The company, in announcing sus- pension of business Thursday, de- clared it had found it impossible to meet a demand that negotia- tions for wages and working agree ments be conducted through four unions located ill Seattle. The SMU charge. alleges that union is bar gaining agent for six sailors em- ployed by Coastal Navigation Com pany.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27

do anything and asked Lippy Duro- cher for a tryout He made good, too, clouting a couple out of the park, making the double play at second, whiting Dixie Walker and Pete Reiser in short pitching trick Then Durocher tcld him to show his stuff running the bases Run" the amazed horse whinnied back. If l could run. I'd be in the third at Bel mont this afternoon"
 Ray Flaher;y iS taking squad of ST to the New York pro football Yankees training camp at Spokane And the Los Angeles Rams will have 56 on their roster Word from Mexico is that the talk about a peace pact between the Mexican League and organized base ball here is so much hot tamale, sliced very thin . It's still every man for "theirselt" the Darby tMont.) softballers had 24 runs scored against them in one inning and dropped a close fl to 12 de- oision to Pratt in the opener of a doubleheader the other day Then came back to squeeze out the nightcap 32-9.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27
FROM THE STATES

Arrivals from the States register ing at the Baranof are: Fred Riker Tacoma, Wash; Mrs. A. F. Hol- man, Los Angeles, Calf; R. G Beach, Portland, Oregon; c. Keller Los Angeles, Calf; Mrs. Charles McAllister, San Pedro, Calif.; Mrs L. Glovez, L. A. Calf; Marjorie Ellington, Lucille Gray, Erie Claire Wis; Tex Howell, J. w. Porter Los Angeles, Calf. R P. Rasmus- son, Seattle, Clyde B. Mallory, Se- attle; J. B. P. Reher, Portland, Ore; Bob Woods, Seattle; MT. and Mrs John F. Malony, Seattle; c. c Geisler, Seattle; Margaret Lantis Washington, D. C.. Clyde Windgar- den, Everett, Wash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27

yesterday tuuayT
 result series of weak disturb
  occurred the States Temperatures have Washington Montana middle nnees esterdav
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27
D. MCKENZIE HERE

Douglas Mackenzie, former Dis trict Traffic Manager for the Fairbanks Pan American Airways cflice, has been transferred to the Juneau office staff and will hold the same position here.
 As District Traffic Manager he is in charge of routing all PAA planes through this section of Southeast Alaska.
 MT. Mackenzie has been employ ed by Pan American Airways for the past five years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27
HEADERS pc LEAGUE
 WALL0pED
By Bill Weatherby ZAP SPORTS WRITER

The baseball lesson today for San Francisco's and Oakland's blcwhards for the Pacific Coast League pennant taught humility.
 Star of the pupils was pitcher Fly Vandenberg of the Oakland Acorns, who has bemoaned the fate that cast him in a triple A league after his world series hurling for the Chicago Cubs last year
 Field studies before the class were the worst double walloping the two clubs. so high and mighty in their private pennant race feud, have received all season.
 Sacramento's fifth-ranking Solons humbled the suddenly helpless San Francisco Seals 13-2 last night. Portland's seventh-place Beavers punished the Acorns 14-4 and boosted their current series advan- tage to four games to one.
 Manager Casey Stengel hustled Vandenberg to the mound after Acorn starter Cotton Pippen had been blown out of the game in the fourth inning and let the former Major Leaguer suffer what came the rest of the way.
 What came in the remaining five and one-third innings totaled 13 hits, including four home runs, for nine earned runs. Concussion from the Beaver bats included Herman Reichs two-run homer in the fifth, Mayo Smiths bases-loaded circuit clout in the seventh, and consecu- tive polings over the fence by liar vey Storey and George Vico in the eighth.
 Portland held a 5-2 edge when Pippen retired, and so he was charged with the defeat. The Beav- CTS blasted 21 hits off both hurlers.
 Big Cliff Melton was the mound victim of San Francisco's worst defeat of the year. The Solons in a wild spree which retired him got eight tallies in the fourth inning. Jerry Staley allowed the Seals sev- en safeties, while Sacramento col lected IL With little chance to win after the fourth-frame Solon slug fest, Manager Frank Gefty) O'Doul held a tryout for Seal bench warm CTS, using Is players.
 The third-place Los Angeles An gels edged out the Seattle Rainiers 7-6 for their fifth straight victory and reduced their distance from the top of the loop to 121a games The Angels, aided by walks and er- TOTS, showed across all of their runs in the fourth inning, sending los ing pitcher Don Pulford to the showers.
 Hollywoods Stars shut out the San Diego Padres To in a hurling victory for Eddie Erautt, who yield ed six hits, over Al Olsen, who was nicked for 10. Catcher Al Unser singled home Tom O'Brien for the Hollywood run. OBrien got aboard on a force-out at second and ad- yanced on Glen Stewards single.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27
Moscow Denies !runlan(harge 0i Travel Ban
lContinucd trcm Page one)

in a letter to Sen. Brewster CR- Me- on May 27 in which the Presi- dent replied to a suggestion made by Portland, Me, r. M. c. A. di- rectors that mutual relations be- tween the U. s. and Russia would be stimulated by exchanges of wis it's by American and Russian gov ernment officials and students
 tTruman's letter, released by Brewster on July 20, said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27

We have been unable to get either newspaper publishers or pro- tessors from this country any travel rights anywhere in Russia. The members of our Embassy staff are not allowed to go anywhere without being acc mpanied.
 t'We have had Russian newspa- permen and Russian professors and a great many ether people of that nature over here, and have enter tained them royalty, but we never get return engagement. We can't very we'll invade the country unless they want us to.'l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27
JOE kAHUT WINNER
 BY TECH KNOCKOUT

PORTLAND, Ore, July 27.-Fight fans watched Joe Kahut, the Woodburn, Oregon, farmer, maui his way to l5-round decision over Hilton Fitzpatrick of Los Angeles last night. It was a dull fight and there was practically no action un- til the 18th when Kahut opened up somewhat It was the fourth time they'd met. In previous fights, Ka- hut won a decision and scored a TKO and the third time they met the fight went to draw. Kahut sealed IFS and Fitzpatrick I'll
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27
DODGERS ARE
 COOLED OFF
 BY PR AYES
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PREss)

The last-place Pittsburgh Pirates cooled off" the League-leading Brooklyn Dodges 5 to 0 last night to shave the Dodgers latest win ming streak at six straight.
 The loss also cut Brooklyn's league lead. over St Louis to a single game, as the Cardinals were idle along with the Boston Braves.
 The Philadelphia Phhlies shaded the third place Chicago Cubs to I as Frank Hoerst bestsd Paul Erickson in a neat pitchers duel.
 Yesterday afternon, the New York Giants beat the Fourth Place Cincinnati Red to 3 behind six foot nine-inch Johnny Gee.
 In the American League last night the Boston Red SoX beat the Browns 8 to 5.
 The win protected Boston's eleven game lead as tke second-place New York Yankees beat Chicago, 6 to g.
 Washington shaded Cleveland 5 to 1 as the Mats made good use of seven hits.
 Yesterday afternoon, the Detroit Tigers heat Philadelphia 4 to be- hind Virgil Trucks.
 The scores and batteries:
 American League
 Boston 8; St. Louis 5; Ferriss and H. Wagner; Potter, Fannin (9) Zoldak (8) Biscan (9 and Mancuso.
 New York G. Chicago ?; Berens and Robinson; Lopat. Maltzberger (6) Papish (9) and Hayes.
 Philadelphia 3; Detroit 4; Fowler and Rosar; Trucks and Richards.
 Washington 5; Cleveland 4; Haefner and Early; Gromek, Berry 60 and Hogan.
 National League
 Cincinnati 2; New York 3; Black well and Mueller; Gee and Lom- hardi.
 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 2; Brick ion, Rush CD and Mccullough; Hoerst and Seminick.
 Pittsburgh 5; Brooklyn 0; Oster- mueller and Lopez; Lombardi, Mel ton (5), Branca (9 and Edwards
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27

and H. C. Thorsons; from Pelican R. Daniels and Mrs, E. Peterson; from Taku-R Crowlie; from Sitka Mrs. J. L. Myers, J Myers, E. Rothwell B, FrautSchi, N Leachma, J. " Kesler, H. Brown, w Westfall, F. Quakenbush. NJ w Flanagan and R. Flanagan; from Tenakee-- A. Carlson and M. Jack; and from Haines-K. Young.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27
Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
BY SID FEEDER

fPinch-hitting ter Hugh Fullerton
 NEW YORK, July 27-The talk still goes round and round that the real reason Sam Breadon made his late unlamented trip to Mexi- co was to try to peddle the Card inals to the Pasquel Brothers . ;. :. They said no . They did offer, though, to loan Max Lanier to Sam for month or so. to pitch the Cardinals out in front in the National League.
 Tsk, tsk Which, for no reason at all. reminds you of the story about the horse who showed up at Ebbets Field one afternoon 2 couple of years ago, said he could
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27
EXPLOSIVE REPORT

SPOKANE, Wash.,- J. w. Queen showed more than passing concern over reports that some boys were shooting through his buildings windows.
 For stored in the building are gasoline and dynamite.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27
COASTAL AlRLINES
 ON FLIGHTS FRIDAY

Alaska Coastal AirlineS flew the following passengers yesterday: from Hawk Inlet-B. Moore, Mrs. & Hop kins, Fred Hopkins, Sam Hopkins.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

COOK. white, experienced. wants position
IN private family: not : General: Wash-
COOk, colored: frss Glars. with local ref
eTeness; sn as5e VIII live in. 2444 Ontario I'd.
fsI ehcns 81 sS1orsS sSs,r ,rhv. or stesmtasls work
GIRL. cOlored. experienced. wishes cham
1eImatd or waitress work TayIor 34b6 .
SskL 81 8, e eolored' wants days work. Phone
GIRL. coiored, desires Sunday work can
GIRL. neat, experienced, colored. wants
waitress work. Q am. to 2 pm. DI 005O.
ss55s E5 sss ssGssa s. IS Ss.!ss work. any 5Ipd
sgES Ssys Week. % csii cSihifiis1ms Eu s4bs.s basssn'-
c.rfsEe. c.1. no. 764i. between 10 a and rs )
s5 ssss.s s ssss ssi:s; s:s...s SATURDAY work
GIkLs colqred. wants Job as maid, g.h.w.
or oc Jmother's helper. am. to pm. RE.
GIN. eolored, nest and reliable. Al ref
aoTsEkEEPntsss House HsPnss dsynSrk .yrsa RE oGs6,
is%iy rood 1orfsr f's care pssen fos sieP e ano Boa
MAID. neat neat, wants psrt-time morninx a1a
ciSy T1yk; III. 70 e@coking @ Sor 4r Sunday work; GOOD
WOMAN. coIored, d. Desires psrt-time time Eve eve.
aains aan. vSss. v. 2o 3 nntil after dinner: no Sum
ToMAs \ IS. ss!oIsd; = a desires work y ms,a "
WzN eoiossd dass Mops H2 sss
saa all day Saturday and Sunday. co.
OEs0. y
Evening star., 1946-11-15
SITUATIONS woMrN.

full charge. secy.-stcnor.
sss,psbis; s,oS B;SH days; sso-sso ". fsfRs rs
OMfANioN-NglsE. 70 elderly ,sdy !,
semi-invalid. Win leave city. Can II. 3olb
sJg CsJUgsTasNs stretched and iirht Washing.
SkEsS1AkMG. dssisna., sii II; Ts;mod., .ltsr..
isias SIS 1850 o'fzan 1ne .Rsssty; az Isss
fOE photosrspS studios. caii liz MRse Mdssei Hr HGTs
GIRLs. 9. colored. desire nishtwork. 4 8 3 n.
Ex ES rsln 81 elevator. waitress. charwomen.
SE ST. .sga xspts days work; experienced. Can
GIRIs coiored, wishes permanent work q
waitress. counter girl Or clerk. No. 1928.
tlms IS 0r ssocf sis siireH 10 so5s s7p p:Ef iDll
GIRL tcoloredl, high sch grad, desires
Dsrs-t,ms part. nne yosition mornings until pm;
GIRL coorsd Wishes Il soS i Il eeyseor hgse aS
YosSM srsIHy; witilns so e work any shift EVELYN
LADY LSTS desire. H. fege. cege cb,,drsn .v.,, l5s !.
ends. exchange room. board. BOX 27S-V,
NdksE. colored, desires day duty: doctor,s
III b9HI ann ,wM , Iake permanent Job. CAN
NukSERRY kCH0dsoL TEACHER. e.c.1lIssn, 1lIs
ssdogscational sos BACKGROUND, experience Box
loves sss'sas ssast sas :ssIss :sss ssef f'R1'
NURSE, ming, typing, billing
esxper; univ. degree. desires position ia
~ sTRHor,9 Rs 9f1afsi 3 Eur sox 32s-y star. ~.
work. evenings and Saturdays an dsy: az =
perienced and well educated Phone after
R;ma RI; g765. =. COCHRAN. l7s
n, TfflMG IN al kinds done q home; free pick
TYFiNG y ali kinds done done q sHi home slms Fsst
smcient. EXP. In all branches Insert
dsssaps setse. slc sa sssBesnda0s ses pissup
WQMAN, colored. vet, wants work a.
technictan or clerical work: 2E years
YOUNG WOMAN wants part or full time
l0p; !sdS pusfirL waitress or other work. FIR.
GsSS GMsisrHsE s1tss 1oEnS ! RI .,s..,-
Keeping with employed cotiple School. 3 -
Sl@9: -994 GLOW, Star. 17s
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pfRsloNAL lcont. ]

yEW11n HONE for elderly peopie: nice.
auist fooms. nrest kosher food. friendly
va tFsy ssfyies n desired; close s,- e syna. as
scSGSs cxSs YoH d9os srM St9 e =. ne r..d n.,n sis
RStTs; counter help; stsady 10; iobs. rood pas.
~ 2I.lecfAFT, 12th and q Sts. n.Wa
fzk5 iad 5SSHNs's coUNrRYsrDE DAY snd
fh1arra1ns fsare h school & :. ~ years old: daily
PSSa: sesS ssSs dsors's sss 3 ST. ( lsas W.
- - - ~ ~ S4i shanpoc and dnger
Hess as scaooiD rs sao MAsELLr
fsiAisaa azSs T si6eSs 8 ssSS 81. DslSs Az ssai.:
fs5nEsfs fsFEfE unnh e the1E oxn siEnature- Phone
I you'd IKE e lend 70 u saisried ed peopis wsiIi'
9Th gcod credit. Phone MARY HOOVER.
H. II Y0STGS SG cREDIr il good and YOU need
F6k{pSSfFs kSk S4SSNlSaT 4aR1Ssa sS VI 'ssoo ~,
Sren q speciality; color shots. Xmas cards.
AsSYS ASS af1fMs k22s telephone soI nr.
a1r nsaS sss6ls rAssr isnssa ssryss Ha
~ E9k1alsIHY. 606 Westory BLDG. l4th and r
fHoTos OF YoUR BABY id your home.
grs " these lovely. natural pictures in your
"a aoiGso HSf saz p cEsPs4EMAs, csTsanE Dd
next baet thing, send Christmas greetings
q your own voice on Professional Quality
~ aa1 5San9ifant a9t St Silver Spring, Nd. Phone
bkoNzED. BABYs SHOES vim make the
wal a1es So GnTlstmss lsnF..s Eift Can IA. s5s5.
NGEsIs n sysiisSSls. trained ,praeticaip E Or
nnddefssadurte snd EnSs nurssss $3.50 agency Licensed
FgRNITukF KEgfaOIsTEKED ana re-
paired e look Ike new. New postwar
nfsssi:s; WcEs ai,ssa susrantssd ETse sst,a sss
MaEN MAaEsNaIh2 RsarRa dR s sFsfs@ Sesp provide. l l..
correct temperature st the correct time
maticaily, that's comfort. why not let an
expert check ever your heating systemf
CAL sysnlnEA "a: 2Q2a Or uN. 1912. rs.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
HELP poMETic.

snSsd; saSs hours 2 am. to 2:3O pm. 81.
sass smposss 5ssssrsn6sss ST. ssGesn.0yo
CO0k-G.H.W., colored, live in, S26 wf..
ansls sssi 'Rs a. sisads
srsS local ia@s q $50 live wseh T. pTs5
S06k-G.H.w. live in; small family. Wo
Co0K-HoUsEKEEPER, experienced. to, 70 Z iiv.
ia7on' no iaundryi excellent wages. ,Wo.
S.HW., capable with children. plain cook y
hssi.h Gard; ssS sk issfPGSnsa7Gs sF Ssab.J persfcn
ssss ~; s2?' axe ~ o'fsi s g. ss
dMwss sshise. 3 e. experienced. to cook, serve, Il.
IstsTsnses reaairsd. q oR RssoSss $685. cnarisser
so fsf dinner sa aps Dishes as e
health card essaiSsd: sis Tsssls1Sf' I .Rq
SMw sr.a st1 1--we Il suburban aS%s vim
g. aePoss Ta Dsst 49, 49, live is .Ip.r
P!s.1 Isi. sssGStns ssS SR sssss ss5s child sSod
SESER1I Ho6ijsiEH%aeoiRx- iHaeiR COOK. rirl lS r..
p to Apps aSsd ssss sssri i5ts ssdSis; Y NV
SIEL. white or colored; s.h.w.. help With
TA Gsosi Ssa3 sTsels pvt. room. live in; saIsry.
M0UsEKEEPER, white. live in, sood no.
sition for reliable person, care Of chi.
dren, cooking; other help employed; must
nave refs; Thurs. on; $50 wk. EM. S973.
HoqsEwoRKER. 10 am. to 9 pm. $50
week week Of days. HOTEL cOURT. BAIT.
oivo. miles past collese Park. 10. 667s.
MAID, eolored. live in supstairs rm.; 1 in
only o1sly. ,ssr,ssh, 1Lnei neip; country in summer
sosal ssaa refs. need apply: salary, si00 NO
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20. g milss from 5 e. II Mssslsnd;n nSsssd sosd
rsasrsd sos sssasS ss' sssa
I' mali &C. eSiores: 1.u fcT shTa in family Of q
s 81 -dss assIS Week. $50. Az Randolph sss01s &
MAJS, e live in. llsh. hou.evolats. r. 81
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S.Sa MS White SsSs s US ,es .pd sSes
IN lovely suburban home. 5M-dsy wf.;
5eai et noms Tor the right person. Box S7e-
WonxN, white, Of nne character a. ho hsSs.- |
xeeper and cook IN family Of two: at
tsncsiys nos sso l 19mss good room; hishest vase.
WOMAN to cook and help with children:
yiIis ,lns M arss sS7.S3 wsssly; day on. Hystts
kMHsro M oNssiiBLRA e WOMAN. SSs white, fond ~ ),
children, Light upstairs housework morn
school hours; other help kept Chevy
Gnase, 81 Md. sa near busline; refs. Telephone |
NEAT. ffITkAsrNa PERSONALITIES. clp..
PIE OF nesting people, anxious To earn.
full Or part time. Call AVON COSMETICS,
CATHOLIC woman. who loves children, for
general housework, excellent living condi-
TONS. CAL 81. 6459 for appointment III
URsTAIRS MAID, colored. TO live In, perma-
nsnt position. family Of 2. 500 per month.
III. U91Q. II
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HELP WoMEh, lcsss.) j

@0MAN-De5irs capable refined V67fS
Eonan. rood health not oysr middle ass.
snd u dsenssis s.ss sdr hs ny.llS e c sh.
snnt sdults In reply give tslsphcns and tei-
ssSS..ss. SSsSs < ss ,ssss ss i. i
s:E.: slss, $Sg y
WON, young. With teaching experisnce.
on purchaser and many other tNhH SIiors empiovs
fsasass s1sGa '@RslayRsns s sss sas Sss q! .1s
WOMAN. white. between 80 and IS. : 10
hep 1p o IN house: must have city references.
W0HEK t2.. for photographic lsbcrator,
carr s1Pe5asnSs PPoRTSsrrrsss rss GOLD
HOP work; GOOD salary. NEnDIScciRAdrSfe, nDIiici dSe
MSE,11s ss,I' 4 III u u 9 a0. needed for radio ).
wRsHsHr!SIr,gnm VA e gm Agplg Rsrsonnsl dept.
NoLpQy, coilege Park. Md. --iS
WOMEN startIns rates up TO s2s psi
pcsnts shoas M Scnp,nk Nth fGF
increases during the nrst year. excelisnii
opportunities opp are sysilabis. ysc.tion win
csii todas q Sns y ssteoSy 81,
snployment ofices, 727 18th Il. NV,
1882 s; M. open evenings until i
R,M. RT1 1prII6HSEr IHE CHk5APEAKk q POTOMAC
YOUNG LADY, OYER Is, interested in
ledssr posting work with motion picture
fSaSaE scRsN sas ssS1cxE xsss coRpA APg|S ssS
x. d. + s:.s,e e.s.. 4 ..;,.s other. !
Community nsssgssw: ssslne ZEE THurs. z
fAuNDnkWEfL. NC. 1885 North Pepsh.
lnS drs Arlington. Va. (rcar Of Post Oficel
DERARTMENT STORE requires several
Yoyng ladies for conndentisl once work
mssnding typing; permanent Positions. s.
Write Box l92-x. Star. -i7
Orf0kTUNITY-Exper stenogrspher de-
siring permanent position, good pay. pleas
9; TO 8. Saturdays included. sos Maine
81
Evening star., 1946-11-15

wsEnEn W ior susnsls srEabaI sb.I -. Kcc have e
Ssi,tns 3 81 snd aene sSsIs sasss s:i
from wssh i sSs ntsr.ectsoS S Il aaasianfs aais
htiFihsfys. tai lsaHins sns into tRs Nssl0ns c.pi
there Is modern T restaurant a .iti With is iiyins
ss.Ts rHSS ssiSI S1siasss; : there & :lss isIsss
only Can Mr. slmmonsn n or = Mr. Reihsmsn: Reishmsn:
WFfias5vs Wisoa5v s,yS Hth W WWii1ss Realty Co. 44I5
Modern and conpletsly equipped tourist
celst ct WINCHESTER. Va. at Intersection
ons rom sdss g 100 pspsin pss dsy ah income s
from cabins win average $40 per day;
sassas sn b saSscn cd g SoRe r..
home. sonsistins q rms rms and li bath and and
ssys sell for $500 With X cash cash ma ma
Nj. Heishman. exclusive. s's''A' ss''
.unSlss .ps.s. !so'SS !oSSo 81: D.s mo-. sa4ns; q:
for $500. per mo-. could Be used for
body and fender shop very easily with
Ss bss Used ssS isr sss nv
iasins on hishway: ills stssion aCa ioo Is ,uas
busy hishxsy: is reasonsSiy s priced: &c ssb. saEs
stantial cash and good terms; shown 81
appointment only. Call Mr.. simmons or
Gas station and garage on Leeshurs
pike: doing. good business, pumps,
for all types Of repairs; stock and equip
msnt included: good terms. Reason for
ssins d 6a Grpsr HT hss other interests may 50
Garage and gas station. completely
equipped, including wrecker:. old estahlish-
now showing . good return: owner wants
to retire. Total price, 10000 with very
CO.. 44I6 Wilson blvd, oM. 6i6l. II !
COLOkED GROCERY, nv. corner iocs-
ton: plenty Of trafic; does over $500
weekly; apartments above store pay for
are worth asking price Of $500. STE-
LING BUSINESS BROKERS 806 10th II.
NV. businesses exclusively. DI. A470,