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Evening star., 1946-01-11
Winds Delay Horrimon's s
Landing in London
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 11.-High winds
forced a plane bearing w. Averell
Hartman. American Ambassador to
Moscow, to circle London's Coving-
ton Airport for an hour today before
landing.
Mr.. Hartman has been in Bucha-
rest as member of a three-power
commission studying means of
broadening the Romanian govern
ment. He was summoned to Lon
don by Secretary of State Byrnes,
chief American delegate to the
United Nations Assembly.
Accompanying Mr.. Hartman were
his daughter, Miss Kathleen Harri-
man, and three members of his
staff.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOKYO, Jan. 11.-Secretary
of War Patterson In a press
conference today defended the
War Departments demobiliza
ton program and. in answer to
a japanese newsman's question,
said he did not believe Emperor
Hirohito's war responsibility was
such as to require his abdication.
That is problem for the Japa-
nese people, Mr.. Patterson said,
adding that the entire question of
the Emperor system was covered in
the Potsdam declaration.
Reporting at a press conference
on his tour of Japan before leaving
tomorrow for Korea, China and the
Evening star., 1946-01-11
War Orders Given
Ha|sey Before Hawaii
Attack, kimme| Says
Fleet Was Told to Sink
Every Jap Ship Found,
Committee Hears
B. the Associated Press.


The congressional Pearl Har-
bor inquiry today had before it
testimony given by Admiral Hus-
band E. Kimmel that he gave
war orders" to Admiral William
F. Halsey several days before the
japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
Under those orders. Admiral Hal
sey armed everything and told
them to sink every japanese ship
that they found
Admiral Kimmel's statements
were included in a volume of testi-
mony given by the 63-year-old for
mer commander of the Pacific Fleet
before three previous locked-door
Investigations. They were conduct
ed by the Roberts Commission and
by Army and Navy inquiry boards.
Could Have Had party"
Admiral Kimmel, who will give
his first public testimony in the 4
year-old military disaster Tuesday,
was disclosed in the bulky record to
have made these assertions:
That while Pearl Harbor could
not have been defended success
fully, he would have given the Jap
anese quite a party" if he had
received additional warnings.
If he had had the information
available in Washington, he would
have sent the fleet to sea and been
ready for any eventuality.
If the Army had informed him
of the radar tracking on Japanese
planes retiring from the attack,
Navy searching units might have
found the Japanese carriers.
Had Alternative of Quitting.
He accepted the situation" of
keeping the fleet in Pearl Harbor,
knowing that he had the alterna-
tive of quitting as its commander.
The Roberts Commission charge
that he was derelict in his duty was
made on the mistaken belief" that
he had access to intercepted Jap
anese messages, when he did not.
he later told the Navy court of
inquiry.
He did not get the proper answer
in evaluating message from Wash
ington that the Japanese consuls
had been ordered to burn their codes
Admiral Kimmel brought up the
matter of the prewar shooting orders
issued to Admiral Halsey at the
Navy inquiry.
Under War Conditions.
He noted that a carrier force out
of Pearl Harbor under Admiral Hal
sey was. proceeding under war con-
ditiorls at Admiral Kimmel's order
A court member asked whether Ad-
miral Halsey was under war condi-
tions "in all respects"
Admiral Kimmel said he was, and
added that Admiral Halsey lateEstold
him that 'he armed everything and
told them to sink every japanese
ship that they found
Admiral Kinmel said he had
anticipated a japanese submarine
(See PEARL HARBOR, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Telephone Pickets =
Scattered With One
Word-'NyIons'
By the Associated Press.

Ey IIIt t1ooUCIdVtU Z ItbS.
NEWARK, N. j., Jan. IL
About IS telephone operators
we're clustered near the Wash
ington Street Central Exchange
picket lines today when anoth-
er operator approached and
with one word scattered the
group in a hurry.
The operator told where the
girls could purchase nylonS!
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Windsor Leaves London.
Has No Definite PIons'
,y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Duke of
Windsor left for Paris today after
telling reporters, Il have no definite
plans for the future. as yet"
During his second short stay in
London, the Duke conferred with
Prime Minister Attlee, Foreign Sec
retary Bevin, Secretary of State
Byrnes and American Ambassador
John G. Winant, raising specula-
tive rumors that he might succeed
Lord Halifax as British Ambassador
to the United States.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
PHONE T|EUP SPREADS: u S. ACTION H|NTED
Aussie Buys Bomber
To Transport Family
Home From England
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 1l.-Unable to
obtain ship passage without a
long delay, Capt. Godfrey
Wikner has purchased a four
motored Halifax bomber from
the Air Ministry to take his
wife and two children to Aus
tralia.
The Australian war veteran
said he hoped to take along a
few passengers to help cover
the fuel coSt-which he esti-
mated would be about $4,000.
The plane was used by the
Royal Australian Air Force in
81 raids over Germany.
Evening star., 1946-01-11

because the persons on duty were
inexperienced and had difficulty
routing long-distance calls.
A. T. & T. said 45 per cent of its
long distance boards in New York
were covered at $3.50 am, and other
figures at that hour were: Buffalo,
II per cent; Philadelphia, 13; Pitts
burgh, 24.5; Cleveland, 80; Detroit,
"a; Louisville, 13; Memphis, 11.6;
Chicago, 18; Kansas City, 1875;
Minneapolis, %; st. Louis, 9.3.
20 Per Cent of Boards Manned.
The company said that by $50
am, 100 additional persons were
manning its switchboards here,
bringing the total to 800, about 20
per cent of the 1000 operators who
normally would have been at work
this morning.
American Telephone & Telegraph
reported 13 of its IA major traffic
Offices picketed in addition to Wash
ington, D. c., the exception being
Boston. Those the company said
we're picketed were Cincinnati,
Buffalo, Chicago Cleveland, Detroit,
Kansas City, Louisville, Memphis,
Minneapolis, New York, Philadel-
phia, Pittsburgh and st. Louis.
In other cities long distance calls
through A. T. & T. are handled by
toll operators or associated COM
panies.
The telephone situation followed
a strike Wednesday of 5000 men,
bers of the Association of Communi-
cations Equipment Workers, an in
dependent union, who install West
ern Electric equipment in Bell tele-
phone exchanges. They originally
demanded $6-a-week pay increase
but later cut that to an undisclosed
amount.
Other Workers Comply.
The union got the pledge of many
other telephone union workers that
they would not cross picket lines
In addition to long-distance service
today's action also curtailed manual
operations in many sections. Dial
telephones were not affected, but
will be when they need repairs. The
union estimated dial systems will
bog down in week to 10 days.
Shortly before last midnight En-
nest Weaver, president of the ACEW
said rScketing would be postponed
until Monday at the request of Sec
retarWof Labor Schwellenbach.
A few hours later Mr.. Weaver saio
it was too late to stop the pickets, sc
they would 60 ahead.
A spokesman for Mr.. Schwellen-
bach said that this afternoons con-
ference between Mr.. Schwellenbach
and WeHern Electric and union rep
resentatives would be held as sched-
uled in Washington. The spokes-
man also said Mr.. Weaver would
make another effort to have the
pickeE withdrawn pending further
discussions.
One of the major areas not af-
fected by the shutdown was New
England, where the installation
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Man Trapped in Mine
In Canada Found Dead
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
SUDBURY, Ontario, Jan. H.
Rescue workers early today recov-
cred the body of James Angus
trapped by fall of fine rock on the
2,400-foot level of the Frood Nickel
Mine.
Three mine workers were caught
by the fall, but two managed to
escape. Specially-trained, rescue
squads labored desperately to reach
Angus, but when the way was
finally cleared after hours of ar
duous work they found he was dead
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Nine More Nuzis on TriuI

MOSCOW, Jan. IL P.- Nine
Germans, including 1t. Gen. Her.
man Winkler, went on trial before
a military tribunal in the Ukrainian
city OF Nikolaev yesterday for al
legged war crimes.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
] Americans Reported
Killed in BruziI Crash
sy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan. 1.-THE
Meridional News Agency reported
today that seven American Army
personnel had been killed in the
crash of a Bit Flying Fortress at
Touros, near Natal.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Separate WoIkout
Of 5000 Operators
In D. c. Continues
BULLETIN.

John Steelman, special as
sistant to President Truman,
conferred today with Secre-
tary of Labor SchWellenbach
shortly before the Labor De-
partment began a series of
conferences seeking to termi-
nate strikes disrupting ma
tional telephone service.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Congress Talks
|0f Joint Session
ForEisenhoWer
Clear Statement on
DemobiIizing Asked
To Quiet Protests

THIRD MASS MEETING of GIs in
Frankfurt planned tonight.
Page A-3
GEIGER TELLS MARINES in Pa
cific to stage no demonstrations.
Page A-3
Evening star., 1946-01-11

(See OPERATORS. Page A-4)
Evening star., 1946-01-11

(See POINTS, Page A-3.D
Evening star., 1946-01-11

(See TELEPHONE, Page A-4) )
Evening star., 1946-01-11
BY the Associated Press.

See DEMOBILIzATION, Pg. A-31
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Guide for Readers

An Associated Press Newspo
Evening star., 1946-01-11

Temperatures today-High, 43, at 2:23 am;
low, SO, at 7:05 am. Yesterday-High, 56, at
5:18 am; low, 43, at 11:59 pm.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Weather Forecast t

Increasing cloudiness, followed by rain, to-
night and early tomorrow; low tonight near 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADM. ASST. exec, sec. ex-Gov. employe
deslreS position preferably in one-girl Of
hce) involving. responsibility and a large
A sG9Rs II S0fH ne ss1a YOU
q competent stenographer,, typist, book
keeper or CLERK for half day. full day or
longer, call MISS BARRETT, DE. 694S or
cHAPERsoN YOUR children, days, evenings
and weekend Service accommodating
parents desiring short trip. Ii. 177S. 23s
COL0RED MOTHER wants work with s.
VI. -old son, live in; experienced cook; want
place near school: best of references. Or
CoMPToMETER OPERATOR. 8 years ex-
perience. $45 per week. Call Glebe 1912.
DRESSMAKING, design, remod., aitera-
tons. Eve. gowns speciality: reas. MISS
BEEF IeSo IrvipE Phi AT AD ss
business typing knowledge. desires evening
work in apt. house Of hotel with apt. ac-
commodations for family of 3. ia. 1901
GIRL. colored, wishes waitress work in
drugstore or soda fountain. Call Ho.
93S2
GIRL. colored wants nightwork, cleaning
On once Asas nishts week. hours o-1@' Cali
LAUNDRY to do at home by experienced
MEDICAL SECRETARY. capable. efacient.
10 years experience: $3.50, with oppor-
tunity for advancement. Box 494.D. Star. .
er 10 hours day, days week. Ho.
RESTAURANT MANAGER, dietitian, over
all supervisor. capable, experienced best
references. Immediately available, Box
216-G. Star.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CoL0RED, experienced, cook for late din
ners. SIS. No laundry. no Sunday. Five
evenings. Good references. Box 270--G.
GIRL colored. for mothers helper; live in.
GIRL, colored. wants days work. d..
Girl, colored. wants housework to $50
Mo1day through Friday. SIS week and
GIRL; colored. neat, wants cleaning 5 days
GiRL, colored, neat. intelligent. reliable,
wishes work as maid. No heavy laundry
Or cleaning. RE. 1877.
WIN take eountergirl. References. Ex-
perience. DE. 1921.
GIRL, colored. wants Job as hotel worker
at night. or domestic work. Neat and re-
liable. Reference. DU. O030 after 9 I'm
GIRL, colored, afternoon work, getting
az 1.os snd morning work. References.
GIRL wants part or full time g.h.w. Exper.
and REFERENCES Will take countergirl
HoUsEBEEPER. white. desires position
5 reenned bone no children, no laundry. Box
WOMAN, colored. neat, reliable. desires
ID ob taking care of child; sleep in. Ex.
WOMAN, colored, wishes general house.
work. plain cooking. Call DU. 1852 be-
WOMAN. colo red wants s.hw.. cleaning
and laundry; IS and carfare Ho. 1893
WOMAN, eolored, reliable. wishes laundry
TO 70 90 at home; quick service. Call AT.
WOMAN. ,colored. experienced. wants days
S. and carfare. Me 1858.
WOMAN, colored, wants daywork. Ref
erence. B days and carfsre. HO 1878.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
HELP MEN & WoMEN.

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR
no ever s aoT pose9
with every opportunity for advancement
to reliable worker; must be thoroughly ex-
NEIL MEL sD RA. 17o oSne luz appointment Nit
CASHIERS for .fqll-time work all items in
memory work we can teach you, how to
practice E5l then make yog skilled g9Sd
gIoREs, sl5 Bladsh aEsn; I'd. ne. fooD
COUPLE, married. white preferred; will
Nood gOod Salary s1ef to fisht man "r mties
snf Rsc Esanre ad Box No. ie4' r. F. 2 No.
COUPLE, reliable: looking for good, per-
for hoTseTDrk and cOobing' man for gen
pssed soss e 81; Wits
Boz 4oo4 chevy chase has iS,ai Nd. expected
DECORATORS, experienced, for interior
decorating, immediate openings. Apply
1 GoTHRoP. g:sos 81 daily ail' "ooD"A0D
DISHROOM WORKERS, general helpers.
in large cafeteria, 5 days per week; pleas
$50. AGRicUL TuRE WELFARE ASSOC.
Agriculture Dept, South Bldg.
HANDYMAN, white, and sober, mechani-
cally inclined and tend furnaces: salary,
plus. room board for man and wife. 1888
RESIDENT JUNIOR PARTNER for inter-
national Pharmaceutical manufacturing
business Essentials, no investments. but
knowledge of tipping. shorthand, college
chemistry or pharmacy. Gentle or ORR
not required but optional Allowance
81 400 per year to start. with profit share
after 30 days trial. Please apply by letter
only. giving .chronological record Of train
ing. Box 113-E. Star.
WHITE COUPLE, caretaker. farmer, house
Keeper , for al duties on country place in
churches on Route Z: For appointment
office, general Office some tipping necessary
Pleasant working conditions and perma-
nent position. Call MA. S1T5 for appt.
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HELP DoMEsTIc.

CHAMBERMAID-W WAITRESS, . in family
other help kept. own room and bath on
third 70, foop, excellent wages, regular days
COOK, g.h.w., $50 week; no laundry; live
in: local references required. EN- 442I.
COOK and houSeworker; experienced. re-
liable; $50 week: no laundry: excellent
room and bath; NV. section; do not apply
without best local references. Or 2S55
COOK, white: live in: excellent salary: must
COOK and general houseworker: = in
family: no washing: stay nights preferred
Call WI 3344
COOK and general houseworker, expert.
enced, for small family; live in, S110 per
no. Call RIA. 2125, 1900 18th st. NV.
S99k for bSssaTcding house; aa DAG - am t.
COoK-G.H;W., white. responsible. clean
fond Of children; good salary. CHI. 5946
COOK, G.H.W.. experienced. in fine Chevy
Chase home, S25 week; can live In OF
out. Apply in person. BIOL Davenport
COOK AND G.H.w. apartment. help with
child. excel; salary. reliable. references re-
COOK CIV. to go to Boston: ne laundry:
fond Of Ghild 5e; references required; SIS
COoK-G,H.W.; partial care of 2 school.
excel. salary; refer. REQUIRED. Call WI
COOK AND G.H.w. for family of 4: liy.
salary and time on. Location. 1912 Hamp-
dsn lang lang Greenwich Forest. Bet1ssda
COUPLE. experienced houseman and gar.
dener, general housework, fond Of children;
mo. Wo. s16S: N'o -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
PERSONAL.

NURSES AVAILABLE = Need nurse7
Proof Of qualifications. including reliabil
PHo SRo Of oe YoGK BABY I IN Your home
different poses, S12. so; you will treasure
0yfg nanF IN sh s
F8 t1a tx fzkEN fv f64 occasions. an,
sThsi dssali ELkA2 PHor t9e siffs rs
r RsR3 pi APi l4S3 cr.s s.,, 2s.
E Phgpe s sH 2221 evenings and sundays.
weak heart. asthma. rheumatism. arthritis
nervousness, piles, colds. fu or other all
m men Also b. relief from aching. swollen
ence. in charge sH. ses5.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
consciousness. French conversation; private
i JANUARY ~ BE CLEARANCE of foundations,
Included S DoRNE eo assE sao 5Psn sssi
f ffsb e s RE HEi 1885, 1885, ask for Mis-.
Wright: If you are in need Of . loan up tr
s saHp q Goy yfaE sf pRaFfREs Co 5soo
Bedspreads; use your fabric; 5.day de:
PARSONS o6ttSSTTkTsib1Es0 ss SCHOOL, .
portation furnished fAt from ga1 any HNI part Of
81 a4q npS Ss5ss av sH 167h
work guaranteed. DI. 0122.
q eaa Psefse M ts9Esd S
vacancy FOB d ELDERLY LADY. som.
i EASY H q assf licensed hom. in H Sst
vile, offers experienced care for infants
G under tn, l year; inspection Is welcome.
DESIRABLE, privately owned home offered
a white lady. not over 40 years OF age, to
ss h ST an sos 9 ch sI in 0bsp.
eALL w WRf Tin SERVICES SER Elk 14s4 or
ghost writing or manuscript fspinE;
MIR: HOME oWNER-Wil pay cash at
gated in Northwest section Of B. G. Chevy
Chase, Silver Spring or Bethesda areas.
s Sci liz Hal HEAIT 81 sfTS and
chEonic pains ut treated trained nurse ap-
rerior boarding school for small children.
90, years old: resident registered nurse
6 6oNF kenS I4st Your l propert, with ~.
s WI ssIl it br E ESao 7a11, JOSEPH R.
weddings, babies. CHEVY CHASE STU
REV 20 s. ssss 1u F4 p ss
and delivery service cali ABILITY WEAV-
Frs, Glebe 1897 90
PHOTOS Of children, weddings, reunions;
special ., IS all different, SO; others 70
PORTRAITS of quality in the home with
particular attention to portraiture OF chill
dren, weddings. PAT. PHOTOGRAPHERS.
AID. BOIL. 24s
DRESSNAKING AND ALTERATIONS, also
restyling, centrally located. Equipped for
PROMPT service at moderate prices Special
attention to bridal parties. LEA ENGEL.
ITO F st; NV. Room 90. Telephone Ex-
ecutiye 1903
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
HELP WOMEN.

ADDREss0GRAPH OPERATOR, experience
RoIs ef sypS Appy
a aT} aaf Mseaey A5 Isl interesting
& IN G typst with
writing or bookkeeping exp. RE. 177i
t hIL aP ISdNpsY HELPER press onerato-
fiatwork catcher. etc. MoRNfNGsIDE
ALTERATIoN HAND. white Or coIored. sx-
sEf ssssi spSp HANDS Experienced; excel
lent salaries; permanent positions; COM
NJ qagPs fs1a Conn av DpS
ASSISTANT TO BUYER for lingerie; exper-
fenced in selling Of lingerie; for fine
ASSIST fF o D0i BUYER S fSr SeE sfe
IN so SEEING Excellent asy ana neF
ASSISTANT BGYERs for various depts.
Apply employment ONCE, 4th floor, LANs-
BgRGH & BRO, th y Sth hE and E Sts nv:
leave and SICK leave with pay: shorthand
s nksESsE cf Ga p between ss
perSon 70 MI. -FoWELI. POted WaSQlnR-
ton, 18th and Penna. ave. NV.
AWNING SEAMSTRESS, white. with expe-
rience on power machine steady work, good
pay; 5-day week. Apply 1904 Rhode Is
B tana 1Te; n wanted experienced all
around operator and. manicurist; good OPP
p POT, nit el hours TO 6: Sat- to 1.
BEAuTfCIANs Cd. Experienced. Apply
FRANCES DEE. 62s Pa. ave. Sc. FIR.
BEAUTICIAN, full time, wanted at once;
top salary and commission; 5k-day week.
CONRAD BEAUTY SHOP, 401 Butternut
BEAUTICIAN for shop of high class
Chenille. $50 and snd commission. Call EN-.
BEAUTICIAN; opportunity for a good oper-
ator; steady position: store privileges
Apply FRED, the Hair Stylist. at Philips
born. sos 18th st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN, 9 to 6, 81 days: top salary,
Plus commission. WILLIAM OF NEW
BEAUTY OPERATOR. excellent salary and
commissions; permanent EMILE. 1921
BEAUTY OPERATOR. young, ambitious
girl interested in. becoming htir stylist;
this in an unusual opportunity; good salary
and commission. Apply in person, VAN
BEAUTY OPERATION, congenial girl for
neighborhood shop. exp. in all branches.
Ba 81 uksRne oPEk Ii rorr,n.
ssoonndditions; top salary and commission re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-22
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started
a audi d., closed e !aEss' $50; prompt 5s.s
xocotNTAN II; o2Sa expert. books opened S
month no charge. if not satisfied Leave
your phone number in Box 273-G, Star.
ACCoUNTANT-Expe cost and public ac-
counting; university graduate, married
aass ss 81. $4,000 annual salary range; Ii
CAB DRIVER, white. wants to drive $3.50
Hsi de for rfzaa1 ea g. sw s9 when CAB
s q reference { GERARD LAcRorx, oI:ia
1T. Col, as, being retired from Regular
Army; desires permanent connection with
established firm. West Point grad. B: S.
Combat Varied staff and orsanil sa ma
work VEI in PERSONNEL and operations: Some
erences. Native. of D. C and Chevy Chase
Nov available for interview. Reply Box
Ex- sERviiceEMAN, hngerprint expert,
some investigation. typist. general ONCE
work, various other experience. Recently
w ystg1n edst from Europe With
Eh hS6 s ssiff m man Nv With IA
near q va as4 position IN
JANIToR. ,colored, married, no children.
assrss modsT R s sass stOkeF and
MAN, colored, experienced fireman. desires
am; to 2 pm: S3S wk CO. S126.
MAN. 81, college education, personality
desires employment of meaningful or So
ciai 81 significance; now employed. Box l5l-
MARINE EXPECTS DISCHARGE WITHIN
90 days White. "a. Christian. Looking for
Job as exclusive distributor or sales
Consider travel in Md, Va and D. C. Re-
ply must contain full details. Address Box
MEcHANfCAL ENGINEER, Is years expe-
rience industrial plant and building en-
and equipment, installations, including the
maintenance of all plant equipment and
PPaaiTld H4T .I gSY S14rG, Star; rs.
SUPERVISORY position desired
by ex,service major with prewar personnel
s VYTrs ,S Phone TIE. s5ss. 22s
adaptable and, willing. with sales and
personnel experience, desires position with
future and reasonable starting income;
avail: Immediately. SH. 1857.
EXP EXP , in maintenance work best of ref
YOUNG MAN, 25. with retail selling ex-
perience, wants Job as salesman in mems
YOUNG VET, 26, married desires position
with future: office exp. some tipping, gas
public. D. c. drivers license. Box 1856,
YES, AM LOOKING FOR A JOB; age,
80, married; two yrs. college; neat appear
ance. good character: executive experience
m M, hoteI ana restaurants; can do anything
chance to prove my ability; veteran. Write
for interview Box oH2-G Star oos
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BUSINESS opportunities.

LIQUOR STORES wANTED-The demand
for this type of business makes it uossibls
for the present owners II they desire to
s vas r. 5eeene this .s S prize Pr
in selling your LIQUOR store to desirable
RuoshaseE IN oal ae HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN
no no, Y .oI, wan, 70 sell, We have BUYERS
no obligation; no charge unless sold. Cali
81 1865. YOUNG & PASTOR. 1879 YER
RESTAURANT. beer and wine. on and OF
sss IN LsGn pars va donT GOOD bust
$4,000 cash will handle. Exclusive A.
DOC, BACAs, lila H st. NV. DI. 1884
DR. DRUG sToRE, soda fountain. we'll estas-
a I; location: good opportunity for drug
stock and equipment: fixtures and stock are
worth the asking price. KOGOD & BOOK
OFF. MA $3.50 or RA. 6527.
DELICATESSEN. large corner store. NV.
section: crosses weekly $3.50. to $500. net
business. LES sHiIBY, 1905 So co NM ava as
DU. a1SS or HO 0129
L1SFiNGS-H you have business for sale,
or wish to purchase business, call Wash
inston,s restaurant and business specialist.
s. snd ri sTA SaSs lila H st. NV. DI.
CUISINES OWNERS. ATTENTIoN,-po
you have reason for selling your busi-
ness this year? May act as your agent?
70 obllsstion on your part until i IS sold.
W WANT rs rs MAKE MONEY. Can III.
broker with 30 years grocery experience.
selection % stores, prices 81 900 to S75.,
o99a B. BAUM, Taylor 1887. District