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Evening star., 1947-02-05
|Danilova Is Star
las Ballet Russo
"Opens its Series
By Horry Macarthur

All ballet enthusiasts will agree
that Alexandra Danilova is one OF
the great prima ballerinas of he1
time. Anyone who saw her dance
last night, at the first of three ap-
pearances the Ballet Russo de Monte
Carlo is making with the National
Symphony this week at Constitution
Hall, must be prepared now to say
that she is the greatest. The first
item of evidence in support of this
stand was brought forward last
night when Danilova and Frederic
Franklin displayed a pair of superb
ballet techniques in a classic pas dc
deuX to Tschaikowsky music. Dani-
Iowa just seems to get better, il
that's possible. <
Then there is the matter of "The
Night Shadow" which, Oh it's pre-
miere, turned out to be something
of startling affair. Maybe pre-
posterous is a good word for it. This
has to do with poet-though with
out the program notes he might
just as well be a wine salesman
from Sandusky-who turns up at a
custume ball and falls in love with
a pretty girl. He woos her around
the stage for awhile, then every
body goes off to supper or some
thing, leaving the poet alone to
brood. He broods and along comes
Danilova, which is not bad brood
ing. She is walking in her sleep ano
the poet (played by Mr.. Franklin
incidentally has the time of his life
guiding her dancing and rolling
around the stage in an attempt tc
trip her. Finally, he dances her out
into tine garden, the tickle romantic,
and this is his mistake because 1t
turns out this apparition in white
is the wife of the host, who takes
such IA dim view Of these carvings
on that he stabs the poet. The cli-
max arrives when the earthly re-
mains of the poet are placed in the
apparition's arms and she backs into
the wings, while the assembled
guests look off and upward in awe.
Knowing Danilova's usual defiance
of gravity, it would not surprise us
at that to learn that she has taken
off in the direction in which every
body was looking.
That this was not all as utterly
silly as it sounds was due entirely to
Danilova's artistic stature as an
actress as well as dancer. She
made it seem almost plausible at
times.
The choreograpny of "The Night
Shadow" showed the unmistakable
stamp of Georges Balanchine, whose
"Serenade" also was on last nights
program. This, featuring Nathalie
Krassovska, Pauline Goddard, Leon
Danelian and Nicholas Magallanes
is an earlier Balanchine work, which
must have shown then what he had
to offer the Broadway stage in the
way of expertly-timed but ever-so-
intricate dance patterns. Quite a
contrast was the sprightly and ex-
citing "Rodeo," by Agnes De Mile,
to Aaron COPELAND music. Anyone
seeing it for the first time knows
now why it has become such a
favorite.
Tonight's Ballet Russe program
will include Concerto Barocco," lie
Bourgeois Gentilhomme" and "Gaite
Parisienne," with Ballet Imperial,
lie Baiser de la Fee" and "The
Night Shadow scheduled for to-
morrow night.
Evening star., 1947-02-05

at any water movement indicating
approach of whale.
The men were rushed to quarters
when they were pulled out. Their
pulse rates, internal temperatures
and blood pressures were measured.
The same checks had been made on
each man before the test. Then
they were given full-sized shot
of bourbon.
Comdr. Harry G. Eisberg said:
There was no indication that any
harm came to any of the swimmers
from the test. All body responses
to the test were within the expected
normal physiological ranges"
He said that all probabilities were
that they all would have suffered
fatal exposure in minutes in the
water without the suits.
Evening star., 1947-02-05
Lunuhun Heads Bourd

BALTIMORE. Feb. S. (R.-W. WAL
lace Lanahan, Baltimore banker and
philanthropist, was elected presi-
dent of the Johns Hopkins Hospi-
tails Board of Trustees yesterday
succeeding John S. Gibb. jr., who
had been president since 1941.
Evening star., 1947-02-05
Enoineer Killed in Wreck

LITTLE ROCK. Feb. (P.-The
locomotive and four cars of the Rock
Islands passenger train No. 112 were
derailed near Maumelle station, 18
miles west of here, today. The En-
gineer, G. E. Haggard, Little Rock,
was scalded by broken stream line
and died.
Evening star., 1947-02-05
Visiting Sheriff Robbed

PORTLAND, Oreg. R)-Tilla-
NOOK County Sheriff Adelbert Mel
son says Portland doesn't render
visiting law enforcement officers
proper respect. While Sheriff Mel.
son was in a bus depot here, he told
police, a pickpocket filcned his
badge-and $50 in currency.
The Republican., 1947-10-23
NEW GERMANY

Mr.. and Mrs. K. r. Memucz and
two sons, OF Benton, Ohio. and Mrs.
nellie Wengerd, Of Wooster, Ohio,
were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Logan Wengerd.
Nh and Mrs. Ellsworth Beachy and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Baum.
Miss Betty Otto and Mr.. and Mrs.
Odell Otto and son, of Baltimore,
spent the weekend at the S. l.. Otto
home. Mrs Otto and son continued
on to Aklon Ohio, by way of train
from Meyersdale, Pa, to spend some
time with relatives there. The rest
returned to Baltimore Sunday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Murphy, Of
Frostburg, were dinner guests at the
Willie Warwick home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs A. j. Fresh who re-
Gently purchased farm near Cum
berland, moved there this week. Their
former home here was purchased
some time ago by their son, Allan,
who resides there with his family.
Mrs Blayne Skunk, Mrs. Lorraine
Otto and daughter, Helen, were bust
ness callers in Oakland on Saturday.
A social. sponsored by the Parent
Teacher Association of the local
school, will be held next Wednesday
evening, October 29th, at the school
The Republican., 1947-10-23
Chamber President
Wishes Magazine Had
Favored County More

Charles l.. Briner, president of the
Mt Top Chamber of Commerce, in d
letter to Holiday Magazine, expressed
the wish that more mention of Gar
rett county had been mentioned in
the recent issue on Maryland.
He declared in part: My compli-
mentS on complete, with one eNcep-
tion, coverage Of the state. The eX-
ception mentioned is Garrett county,
the largest in size of all counties and
the NEST beautiful. Scant mention
was given and we wonder why Your
photographer. a. Aubrey Bodine,
came here and the Chamber of Com
merce worked hard to secure the
needed props for his pictures. He took
4 picture Of our county seat. Oakland,
and from the view point where the
picture was taken, no other town can
compare in beauty. He took a picture
of Deep Creek Lake, a lake of noun.
tam water in u natural forest setting
This lake is getting national acclaim
Each year additional thousands Of
people come here to see and stay near
this body OF water. We have at pres
ent some 500 cottages and homes,
some OF which run into thousands Of
dollars on this lake. We have some 500
boats and each year the Deep Greek
Lake Yacht club has saiIboat racing
with excellent prizes. The pictures
Mr.. Bodine took Of the lake were un-
doubtedly Of interest to all Mary
landers and especially to us.
We are very sorry you failed to
give this spot mention according to
its beauty and reputation as THE
lecleatlonal area in Maryland.
The Republican., 1947-10-23
HOYES

The Uoyes WSCS met last Tuesday
night at the home Of Mrs. Whitfield
Dewitt. Mrs Eva Bishoff had
change Of the meeting. Devotions
We're led by Miss Ada Leighton.
Special songs were sung by Anita De
Witt and Eva Bishofr. The lesson
was presented by Mrs nellie Friend,
with others participating. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The November meeting is to be held
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs w. A..
Custer
The mems organization and mem
bers Of the official board of the
church held joint meeting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Merrill Will
burn last Tuesday evening.
Farm Bureau discussion group No.
& met last Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Humber
son.
Members of the County Home
Furnishing committee and the county
cultural chairman met with Mrs. w.
W. Dewitt last Thursday to plan their
share Of the Homemakers program
for next year. Those attending were
Mrs l.. Hardesty, Mrs Ruth Hard
csty, Mrs Wilson Bills, Grantsvillr;
MIS- Cecil Bittinger, Mrs. Mary Orr
Hayward, Oakland; and Miss Jessie
Guard, Friendsville.
The official board of the Sunday
school met that evening at the De
Witt home to plan their program for
the coming yea
The Hoyes Homemakers club met
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Montell and Mrs. Robert Friend Mrs.
Mary Orr Hayward gave demon
stration on New Finishes for Old
Furniture" Mrs Robert Friend had
charge Of the business meeting. A
The Republican., 1947-10-23

This sprightIY youngster is
Wdtching the old gentleman do q
bit Of carving. The intentness Of his
observation and his manifest inter
est indicate an olert mind, eager to
learn.
Soon the little boy will be curv-
ing and putting the knowledge
Coined to practical use. Thus chill
dren learn by observing the TECH
niques Of their elders.
If men and women would pay
more attention to those keen little
eyes thot ore forever watching and
initiating. we would soon build q
better race. For children copy our
moral and spiritual attitudes as well
as our practical methods.
If we practice or condone fulse-
hood and dishonesty, they ore apt
to be false and dishonest TOO. If we
lack faith in God and religion, they
too ore apt to be fdithless.
The Republican., 1947-10-23
Security Benefits S3,092

Monthly benefits totaling $5O1 ,4SS
were paid to 26.644 residents Of
Maryland in Federal Old Age and
Survivors insurance payments in the
month Of June, according to the Cum
berland Social Security office In Gar
rett county POI persons received
5000.
The Republican., 1947-10-23
School Board to Meet

f. Z. Rathbun, county superintend-
ent Of schools, announced there would
be a regular meeting Of the Board Of
Education on Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, in the offices in the court
house.
Only routine matters were expected
to be discussed, he said.
The Republican., 1947-10-23
Chest Clinic Scheduled

The regular monthly chest clinic
sponsored by the Maryland Tubercu-
losis association, will be held in the
health office. court house, Oakland.
on Wednesday morning, November
u, beginning at o'clock, it has been
announced.
The Republican., 1947-10-23

day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Rainey,
at Challeroi, Pa.
Donald Dewitt was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Dewitt and chill
dren at Mt Lake Park last Saturday,
where he enjoyed birthday party.
Those attending Sunday school last
Sunday enjoyed some special singing
by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dewitt. OF
The Republican., 1947-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Martin have re-
turned to Baltimore, after spending a
few days Of their vacation here with
relatives They also visited in SYRIA
cuse, n. Y. and Akron. Ohio.
The Republican., 1947-10-23
MT. LAKE PARK METHODIST
CHARGE
Pastor, X. +. Hitler

Pleasant Valley Wesley church,
services Sunday, October 2G at 7:3O
There will be no services at Kurtz
Chapel Sunday.
The Republican., 1947-10-23

Akron, Ohio.
Rev. A. w. Wade has announced
revival to be held in the local cnmcn
the first part Of November. Date will
be announced later
The Republican., 1947-10-23

We should 50 live thut children
may imbibe from us not only the
practical techniques OF life, but also
the finer art Of spirituol living-thdr
they may be able to fulfill the Lords
requirement. "to do justly, love
mercy and walk humbly before thy
God"
The Republican., 1947-10-23

France was slated to get $lO4 mil
lion Of gold that Germans looted in
Europe
The Republican., 1947-10-23

INPORTANT-Nhen changing adj
dress, send us old address as we'll as
new; send address label from last
copy; allow two weeks for first copy
to reach new address.
The Republican., 1947-10-23
MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU
OF CALCULATIONS

THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1917
Evening star., 1947-04-04
eITI1z1T151as VoWFN Gent ]

SITU1TIoNs WoMEN Cent
6IRL- coIored eoIlese sdnesti2n' r,,1asss ussares
SOB As receptiolsst. g ce1eIsic.i rorE.
asss sshsSs Tssss DsessuT soys5asssss sass. q e'e''
Sanss Sa ssssrss: ssafrss; nsaE @orE fsf0 81 $3.50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; refined. el-
SsG5K SGKE s%s asarss ssn5y post,o5 nov With eds T Invalid
Monday through Friday; or 10 hrs. duty:
can give. hospital reference. Replying give
a details aoo e case salary offered Tel or write
SECRETARY, desires position. In Silver
6pring; widow. 80, college training, l
year teaching, years diversified secreta-.
il Il sypsisns' os s4os 81 ss
sEcRErARY-ApMIN1srRATIvE-Nati Native
Washingtonian. 35 years old; 15 years ex,
repa @ espabs sss
Observation-Disclosures. good at general office
routine; best Of references: desirous To-
tion ofice; NV section preferred. 5-da,
week; S225 month; available April 18th
Sc lSraE: ER:YSsssaTIENoGRApHER SsaI - Sever
ays,lahls immediate EN-. 1927. -.
major, general ofhce work. no typans
WOMAN desires work caring for child OIL
elderly lady, or some light work: pre-
fsss isss0 .y IN Ma " %rse Ret Box s1o saa
WOMAN Of character and experience de
sires position hostess, program or recrea
tional director or resident manager. club
YOUNG LADY college GRADUATED eigh
years experience as secretary to treasure
OF large N. c. insurance company, desire
secreta rial position. hotel ofhee work, 2
other of1ce work, beginning in June. Appli
cant viii be in Washington April to 9
Trinidad 1856 Saturday.
REFINED, experienced, middleaged womal
desires liye-in work with children or aged
hoy GRAY Star g.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
lle,A1f lA1peoYEMfftT COMPANIES. II

IlsokAe lMpaoNEAAEflT COMPANIES.
inr. piastering. painttngs etc; free esti-
Rsssi RzsiiISn Is easf coNffRacT1ad aSna &C. s5ari
ASPHALT pKIvEwAYs, parking areas.
Concrete driyeways Taikways,, ,o1 6asernsInts. rIa
MT hgNITxo PAyISa 4as Co. 4fas fassseral eonsr.s-
psnssa ann made Color s
RsERsfi sRs i iaa raA ea@ pheas hsss sp
efsfsT edss sssimisso5 Work, stone walls; aasssene
terraces, walks. chimneys. fireplaces. Ce-
ment driyeyays: walks; porchss. retaining
Eaekv Sa Ms fSans Eosks e. asaFs sgss a1s
FIOoRS sANDED AND REFINIsHED-
Make your cid t1ooTs look nsw ,wT Free esde sstt-
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing put the best;
@ @fss ssaRstaisas aIafs sd niiai: isia
HlYIATTsvIILE HI CONTRACTING co..
Fl sss xalp gsss5esa paoRS no DOWN psy
mesnnt; low monthly terms; for free esti-
mate call WA, s4S6 days or eyes,
kth shs vefy ssas esSnes oa and a
| ing: we will furnish plan and estimate
| MJDEHN HUME CO.. ma. O1lO.
lLEATHERETTE UPHOLSTERY, expert
workmanship, moderate prices: all Worl
guaranteed. Call CLARK g. RICHARDS
RA. $3.50 ewes. %
PAINTING, papering, pIastering. floor re-
ss .t;'sr months W to pay. ARTcRAFT DECO
FAr2hs sa1SaSc s. PAsaRe FERN IA dools sss water
Est rfsl fsa5 rse sRsf ffa Fun
PAiNTiNG. interior and exterior. by. s
reliable veterans; highest srade Of PAIN
PAPERING and painting done at reason.
able price. call trinidad 1910 9'
serns Tpf free esaimste. Has'1 NATIONAL INsTAI
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have ma
| terial Phone W. D. TAYLOR, 81. 3942
evenings except Fri. and Sat.
PERMANENT HOME IMPROVEMENT co.
I-Remodeling from basement to attic, also
roofing. siding and storm windows, Free
estimates. FHA terms. WA 6527, North
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING-Ex.
perienced white mechanics, reasonable
prompt and free estimates. AIL-BE1TE
Oh Oil BURNEksNPETRo, Janitrol gas boil.
ers. Complete heating; 36 mos. TO pay
Evening star., 1947-04-04
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

CIVIL SERVICE ExAM.-Be well prepared.
When we coach you, you pass: coaching
day and night, 10 "a am a to noon Ri 5i3o opia Pm.
HE r g eiH1L " Gag sERv1cE RV H'flssp PREpARAToRY
ater Bldg. I4th and Park I'd. n.w.) A.
CIVIL SERvICE-Clerk, III, Pergande,
S1,50; mental alertness test s1@;59; @ arith- 18th
Sande, lsei si.5o; chemistry, Pereande, 81 50;
spelling and vocabulary coming, S1;50;
Wards Clerical Book, arithmetic, spelling;
mental test, fling few left S3. For all
Civil Service bos booss always see BoYD's'
Beauty bisai Fl SoHPERaToRs NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects. day. night and
MAsELLE HONOUR School. approved
fs4o M sVs mE 4 aed es.a 81 tF'nns Hsns
MoDEKN TEAiNING IN beauty culture. All
for CT training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
G1IGEGE 2'c fRK < EooK pl sampIe a5es dues
tons and answers covering subjects in
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught in
short time; results guar & sPprovsd rs ,fI6s f9T q
CONTRACT BRIDGE-sprins term begins
April z; day and evening classes. Tele-
1hfee qHR School Wh eao1 OF REAL ESTATE offers
hensive study of the fundamentals in real
those desiring to enter the real estate
business as career or to those who desire
occupation. Lectures start Tuesday. April
8, at 7:30 DIM. Make your reservation
nowl Write or phone THE SCHOOL OF
REAL ESTATE. 1887 M st. NV, DI. 1854.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
PERSONAL,

VACANCY N HOME for elderly person
srfs Mfg eSSVHEhRasT SE
fa'sf isrss Pi!sxi 60 phoss
se noon @ shas aaaday aSa I95e On y your dial
ALTERATIONS on all ladies ,garments;
prompt and eficient service. 3l09 14tb
Il sL1P covfRs thas are oSfa sefent sSsnfRs they
drapefies @ and slip 81 &c covers @ see our cheerta
forais but subtle and bold. and wide ,selec,
tion of solid colors we offer q choice oL ,,,o OF
seris sr tST sSe ea MI and 1899 For
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or nc
fee, Relief from pains and aches due to
o obs asns Also piles ise cqas 4om aehns a
swollen feet. Lady 9ataropsths 70 years
a1sHER anesHSaee cGhTuRED RED 01 woMAN on teaches
private ss shamsoo sunH5 M and
E$ Eo$SoIS f. = sGNooI, 5 I$$o AZ SSoyy.rs sye: s.na
ierial and quality Workmanship; rsas
PSSGisTso PSGToN sffI uPHoTERsd Rfsk eo isoS
PT STksEs, Es, SEasi SSE9axsiLABLE-Regis.ry LICENSED as
$500. cali Miss Wright. sH. $3.50
EKaSENF Fc wasss ssHs os9!sa s9 shsmpoo azs and
hnserwave. SOC No appointments All
FfYNS Fff s09a Beauty SS slo
MOTH HOLES s burns ,t tezEs sts rsw9ssn sssn
SREss sh MaKs sEd Ar asasdhs x9 1h ses s
REisi w joHSses % sSso ssssh
bREssMARiNS bsE g sas cLisrG, for discrnfna..
ing women. II your clothes no longer M
need Iestyling. we specialize IN that A. fleld
Expertly done at moderate prices Studlo
ffnay bssIa Rss Geatea "a so Il E1eTs SGgsss ss
fsf. isf X NJ; }soa sll0 F st, NV Room 20,
u si Ehe G. cash tsF hSas Sa coz
tH2Lps f2 p raRaDrsIrsssans 4fSt g. rsss country
ssoS - s'R sRd rssldsni Sony Tia,nF as,iy
SUdD0r sports ssts mas
FPiH PpB1ic Is'YssI RELArfoNs o Sci Service eoanssnE
salting publications. news letters, publicity
WANTfb-companion and home atnlo-
sphere for elderly lady, NV. Sec reis.
occurred, state your terms. Box 42l-S
FADED GARMENTS. drapes. slip covers.
leather goods, service uniforms dyeo l1to
fast colors the prevail Tag nE ne aNye
tEaTHfR SackkTs. S5 sEf Stoves, Socksst0oS9ks s Sks
beautifully cleaned or dyed ed BY y, tns suaS 9se
work specia Ast at ExQUISddIIsE ChSANLsSs'
WILL GIVE COOP HOME to woman IN
exchange fcs light household duties. IA
CT ACQUAINTED With suts ths sGG0Ss 1892
l;ke-Lew ladies' clothing,, 649 Fior,as lay aye.
nv. Mems, women's and chiiofen eiosn- NJ
tng, drapes and etc, 93l PIP 5tn 81; s1;ns,s. ncW,
Furniture, bric-a-brac. etc. 53lo SssSi 80
ave NV We buy and ssu anytnihE;
Phone IiA. 9s7l. Pick UP and denver;;
SPANISH lessons: private or semi pftsaas' Stas
vaRted by gentleman. BOX siS-H star
is PICTURES. si5--Homes, people, pets, pets,
business places, articles, etc; satisiacsaor'
Slaranteed; make appointments h9"'
Personal sERv1cEs'-soo 18th - St; $:
nv. Ma 66s3-Messenger servicedi d dieIivegy avsps
service; packages mailed taM Ma
We Go anything. For informatioh' ss
SSS3 '24-hour service"
NACANCY-Rest home, lovely sem.pttt sxt ~
Ioon with hot and cold water, nsAS nssv;cs ~
sIh gan nurse, delicious meals tray ee-.ie'
Evening star., 1947-04-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. exper, for small or large places:
G.H.W., colored. can do plain. cooking
very fond Of children; good refs; 6-daS
GIRL, coiored., wants steady Job, days
week. from to s: will also take care OF
children, 90 hcme evenings: very good refs
Call Friday after 5 O'Clock and all day
Saturday. RA. 1913. D
GIRL, colored, wants full or part time
general houseworki no cooking; 5-day
week HO 6206.
GIRL, colored. neat and reliable, All ref
erences, exceptionally good ironer, wants
days work. RA. 2967. ~
dress, reference. FIR. 1852.
GIRL. colored, wants days work; S5c per
hour, ne. section preferred. FIR, Sf44.
LADY, white. expsr;, care fox Godw two chi,
MAID, colored, desires days work; Fri.
and Sat: ref. DI 20S2.
WOMAN, colored. desires part-time work;
cleaning, etc. LU. 695l.
WOMAN colored, smart and dependable,
wishes days work. Al city references. Call
WOMAN. young colored, wants days
work 6 days a week Call AT. 0095. AZ
Evening star., 1947-04-04
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

SECRETARY 1FJ, 25-35, with knowledge
of bookkeeping, for an interesting posi-
tion in small office, downtown loc.; 5-day
week, $500 per mo.
day wk., starting salary. S45 or better ac-
cording to exper. and qualification. WAL
TER II. KESSLER PERSONNEL SERY-
Evening star., 1947-04-04
MOTOR TRAVEL.

fSSssa1WS; rs aWs; shars exp: ref exch. VASE AutrS. =.
WhNTEvln1 % Mass ave. NV, RE. oSosss,es.
leave I'd ID = Passenger to Los Ansssi' An,srins
PPnlslNG PrsS1lINsG TO It, los ANGELES and San
MI. 4sSSS' Will take (2): 1s47 PonHI.a0'
Frans.ireoosN ireooNIIAC, 1e47: driving to San
!ortahgy:o -,n ean take s passengers CON-
@@SAales reaS CeIi MI 443T. %
Evening star., 1947-04-04
!MpAlRs AND SERVICE.

chased aosa aA,VcHINES, typewriters. pur-
sonahle; nsess;s1aed. repaired quickly: rea5
poTtahlss' est est9eS 9eS for sale. standsrds 1rS aES
ADDING MAC ny. ms. Bids. RE. 2S2s.
oiled and sdSa,.NES. calculatcrs cieane9.
Re la57 0SSaa. All work euaranteed
AWNISGS-as
window servlS,' sssssn, awning and storm
Eom ssotm 0n Sas Sal US for your change
IA seos. 70 screen and awnings.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
RIlslAEss OPPORTUNITIES.

ANNANDAI1. yA;-self-isrvice groSsEy
sas. se mss $50 ases: e IL ass 1a
creased: over 500 new homes being built
at present near store. more In near fu-
tnre: no chain-store competition within
miles. Owner must sell Immediately, due
to Illness; Rent. m S65 AZ month, g. ana s go9d
Cali Alex. 77SO between. am. and 6.30
pm; after pm. or Sunday, can Or.
$685. O.
MODERN CLEANING PLANT-one of the
most up-to-date dry-cleaning plants in this
area; all new equipment: substations.
Exclusive. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE CO.,
SH. 11O3 till 8.
BEAUTY SHOP in NV. operators;
S6,750. A money-maker. Box Sax, Star.
BALTIMORE PIKE-country estate. with
609-ft. frontage on highway. suitable for
house house, in q fne e condition. ia vacant. level
ground, 13 acres. Price, $4,000; terms.
ssnes ssSs a0sa chas as BoYuS lY r. Hgsts W sase
Cninese-American, located In good NV.
shopping center, near theaters; seats over
So good equipment: rent, SIP. yoaS ,,,s,n..s.
modern kitchen; good lease; new equip
ment; gooG terms, Owner leaving town
Liquor, large seating capacity, located
in small shopping district, In good resi-
Dental neighborhood. The same owner
IL WHISKY. VI Tsf perfect Il beer system, with pre-
cooler in basement. small kitchen well
equipped: little food business but good
possibilities: 5-year lease, $50 mo see
Mr.. Cox for appointment, EGGLETON
REAL ESTATE, 2s17 14th st. NV. pu.
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