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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26

s0O00~ ~ uuO9OV
Takes the work out Of
LOADING and unloadlne
the milk cooler. Operates
on IS inches Of VACUUM
supplied BY mi1ker pump
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26

ers for May in number Of paid
applications for insurance, &C
cording to Ralph H. Smith,
manager of the Billings agency.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26

Ideal for the smaller herd
owner. Provide De Laval
clean skimmin1 and easy
cleaning 1t lowest cost.
Produce highest quality
butterfat. Four sizes.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26

For the first time in Il years,
u. s. farm population was
larger in 1915 (by 100000 than
the previous year.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
Kirby News

Miss Marie Jackson of Sheri-
dan is now at the Dwight Fer
guson ranch.
Miss Jane Stinston is plan
ming to spend the summer at
the Matt Jordan ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Michael
and daughter, Sharon, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Young.
Mrs. Jules Rice and children
of Seattle, Wash, are spending
the summer with the Charlie
Young family.
George Kobold returned to
his home June 16, after spend
ing the last two weeks in Alas
ka.
Mrs. Herb Jones fell at her
home last week, breaking her
left arm and severely injuring
her back. She was taken to
the hospital in Sheridan by
M, Jones and John Barber.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Turley and
daughter, Natalie, of Hardin
were Rosebud visitors Saturday
night.
Miss Erma Georgian has re-
turned from Billings where she
has been attending school. ,
Miss Linda Ferguson spent
the past week with her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. T. ].
Ferguson of Wolf, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Randall
of Sheridan spent the weekend
on the Rosebud.
! MIR. and Mrs. Dick Glenn re-
turned to their home Monday
from Greybull where Dick par
ticipated in the rodeo.
Bob Chinnick is spending the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gregg Penson. He is from Kan
sas and a nephew of Mrs.
Penson.
Jackie and Jimmy Murray
spent Tuesday with Dick and
Theron Roebling.
Mrs. Ralph Small of Perry
ton, Tex, has Joined her hus-
band at Kirby They plan to
make their home on Dry creek.
Tom Small has been suffer-
ing from pleurisy for the last
two weeks.
Bud Anderson is much i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Roebling
and children visited MIR. and
Mrs. I. B. LaFever of Lame
Deer, Mont, Sunday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
HAS HIGH RATING

Clarence G. Daleke of Har-
din, a representative of the
Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY
OF New York, was second in
the mountain states on the
company's list of national lead
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
NOTICE OF CLOSE OF REGIS
TRATION FOR THE CITY
BOND ELECTION, HARDIN,
MONTANA

VI UT
TRATION FOR THE CITY
BOND ELECTION, HARDIN,
MONTANA
NOTICE is hereby given that
Registration calling for a Spe-
cial Election to be held on the
10th day of July A. D. 1947,
between the hours of 1900 o.
clock Noon, and 800 o'clock P.
M, for the purpose of voting
upon the proposition whether
or not Bonds Of the City of
Hardin, shall be issued in the
sum Of $45, 100000 for the pur-
pose of building and erecting
an extension to the City Water
| Works and Plant of the City
| of Hardin, Montana, as set
forth in Resolution No. 49,
will close on Monday the 18th
day July A. D. 1947, at the hour
of 1900 o'clock Noon.
Only registered qualified
| electors of such city or town
who are taxpayers upon prop
erty therein and whose names
appear on the last completed
assessment roll for state, county
and school district taxes shall
be entitled to vote at such
election.
Any qualified elector may
register by appearing at the
County Clerk & Recorders Of
flee on or before the above
mentioned date between the
hours of 900 o'clock AM. and
500 o'clock PM.
DATED at Hardin, Montana,
this 23rd day of July AID. 1947.
Harry E. Cox, County Clerk
and Recorder.
Pub. June 20, July 8, 10, 1947.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
New Do Laval
PMtahla mnfN

The new De Laval Nii1k0
Of many profitable uoool
Stream1ined md handy
single Or double Sterlina
units. Can be converted
to pipe line mixer when
and II desired, Try IL.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13

Billy Kenworthey says his moth
er was reading the paper the other
day and commented upon the
name of Wilmington athlete. 1t
being Nick Nczyworshkuruska-
witch, or a reasonable facsimile.
"An Irishman, no doubt" was
Kenny's droll remark.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13

Morning worship. The sermon will
be life for a Look" z PM, Eel
lowship Youth Rally at the Pres
byterian Church, Dover. The wor-
ship period will be in charge of the
Milford Young People. Rev. Cor
don M. Ruff will be the guest
speaker. Mrs. A. Kelsey is chair
man of the Flower Committee dur
ing March. We invite you to wor-
ship with us if you have no church
home in Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13
FOR SALE

Kitchen Table and Chairs, $40;
Tabletop Gas Stove, Living room
Suite.
1t C Phone Smyrna 800
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13

friend Willard O'Rutter saved the
day and contributed one about an
Irishman who couldn't read a
French menu, bouquet which
turned out to be a stalk of celery
all the time, a quantity of dish
water which was in reality a finger
bowl and a lobster that looked like
a bug. We didn't get it either,
unless, maybe the walters name
was Patrick.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13
On Main Street

After the storm OF protest Whlch
descended upon my head lat the
risk of grammatical error, we de-
cided against saying "our headsO
after last weeks nonsensical out
burst, one would think the safest
thing to do would be to steer clear
of basketball-but one more COM
ment. The town league did swell
job, and after coming out on top
in a three-game play-off with the
Legion, Clayton was invited to
Middletown to match their prowess
with that of the Middletown town
teams second string. However,
once on the court, the local fellas
discovered that they were playing
against the two scoring stars of
the first string. 1t seems that they
deserved little better treatment
and fairer competition than that.
Town folks are pretty proud
though that, all things considered,
they lost by less than ten points
Still on athletics = we're also
mighty proud of Buddy O'Nenl,
who broke the scoring record In
the entire Mar-Del League by
racking up AZ points in a recent
game with Dover. On good author
ity. the rumor that the baseball
team is considering hiring outside
players for the coming season is
unfounded. However, It's true that
Cornelius Tilghman has agreed to
accept the managership, funds are
now being collected, and Smyrna
ties are expecting big things, come
baseball season.
We hear that the weatherman is
at a loss to explain why last Sat
urdays storm got as far as Smyr-
ma and then lost itself. Oh, come
now, Smyrna's not that big. May
be it's something the Chamber of
Commerce cooked up.
Attention: Anyone who IS await
ing delivery of new car. Here's
word to the wise. The War As
sets Administration has put on sale
one and only one switching loco
motive. This Ill choo-choo Is IL
feet high and will hit the phenom-
onal speed of 151s miles per hour
after you have made necessary
repairs. Whats more it can be
picked up for the sum of $4,000,
Who wants 1947 Cadillac, any
way? It wouldn't even have a
steam whistle.
Sure, and the calendar says that
in Just four more days it will once
again be time for the wearin' OF
the green and the paying OF re-
spects to good old st. Paddy. We
did our best to think of a story to
fit the occasion, but none was
Forthcoming. So our good Irish
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Regular Services Announced For
the Coming Week

Services at the First Presbyter-
ian Church, Rev. Walter G. Hards,
minister, will be Sunday School at
at 10 AM. The topic for study in
the different age groups will be I'm
Friendship With Jesus" IL AM,
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13
FOR SALE

Or will trade for used car. Brand
new deluxe electric refrigerator,
seven cubic feet.
ART RIIEIM,
1t p Little Greek, Del.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13

Note of interest Two Smyrna
bowling leagues start rolling again
this week on DOVER'S alley. This
could have read ON SMYRNA'S
alley"
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13

NO" replied Mrs. X, II think
he's Italian or Polish"
'Nuff said.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13

Collins and their sons, Lloyd, Will
liam, Jr., Leonard and David Pleas
anton.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13
FOR RENT

Two or three room apartment.
All furnished. Hot and cold water.
Use of bath.
1t D 308 Commerce Street
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13
FOR SALE

Utility Trailers, 1-6' body; 1-9
body.
2t p Call 6291 after 9 Pm.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13

A good business connection for
active man with car. Small in
vestment. High income. Write
P. o. Box 1854, Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13
FOR SALE

9 Metal Cow Stanchions, $40;
Fairbanks Platform Scales, $40;
Oriole Gas Stove, $25.
JOE JEFFERSON,
Phone 3001 ia Mt. Vernon st
1t p
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1947-06-12
SAFETY IN Hight

perienced the greatest number Of civil air
craft accidents in it's history. Twenty
three lives we're lost. Aircraft damage
exc eeded $500 200. Tt is Impossible to
determine the revenue lost as a result Of
the dec onmi SIS ionod or totally destroyed
airplanes which limited operations Sc arch
and rescue missions diverted other air
craft and pilots from revenue produc in
fl lights to flights costing large sums Of
money. Undoubtedly there has been a GER
tain loss Of publ ic conf idence in air
travel which cannot be converted readily
into dollars and cents. It's intangible
influence has already been felt, and Will
CONT nue to be felt in years to come un-
less some tn ing is done to correct this un-
heal thy situation. Correction or the re-
duct ion Of accidents can only be brought
about in he indu stry itself. How? One
Of the prime ipal me thods is a matter Of
education and then doing something about
1T Vtl en- we lneW what to do.
Await ion has ex7anded so much during the
last few year that it is physic al 1y and
economic ally i1rDract icab1e for the Civil
Aeronauti cs Admin istration to expand its
safety regulation staff proportionate1y
In 1916 policy was irnp1eme nted wherein
more and more re- oonsibi1ity for the pro-
per conduct Of the industry was to be
safety REGULATE ons have been si1np1ified
and liber allied. There has. been consid-
cradle publicity in regard to the trans j. =.
tiona1 period from direct CA supervi sion
to the eventual goal Of indirect CA
Supervi sion; await ion was handed the ball
and the sue cess of the play is dependent
to jor extent upon the ind stry it
self.
It is est i1nated that the number Of civil
aircraft accid ents in Ala ska went up $50
while the number Of fl lights incre ased ap-
proxirnatoly 10%. Violations appear to be
on the increase, espec tally among the
student and private pilots. Tt is believed
that more non-revenue flying than in any
previous year was done in behalf Of pilots
in distress. There are now eli Ght mi ssing
pilots and passengers Who have never been
found in contrast to none in 1945. There
has been a great deal Of NJ b1icity over
each ma jor acc dent in the Territory, all
of which obviously has hindered rather
than helped await ion. Publ ic ire has been
aroused over the irrespons ib1e actions
-
Evening star., 1947-10-12

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outfit; largest selection of cam.
eras, projectors. enlargers, electric expo,
papers, chemicals photo books and 1906
SS So W 0gy Go anS s rfae pa ave- See
ACCoRDioNs. ali sizes. ~ factory tory low M prices; s
Wes coHpess %H s57 Fe'ar service
Ss sffsT em; VI s17s; .orn.t. i$
New and used, Phone MA. 1928. JORDAN
P1AN3 arG1sSy6nl S4 lol5 H. 7th v, St . 7
lnssramsnt For Zeal sasgains o see e. HYMAN asIss
RATNER's MUSIC STORE, 736 18th st.
ACCORDION, lady's model, white Ill bass,
SE .ScDRb1oN tts s cal yiasa5 SS5i
@ accokbiooN, VI; Wariltzee: l like new. Ill keys,
yh5e bas afa %frsei7ed y qih R sSaa Xt case $500
AcCoRDioNs. used Hohner. 4s bass,
wehes sns neS se5 wqFzs5 N s &c oRp Rass pN hfsc
aSSoSH;S 5Ss SSSFfS i shfs on S,t5ss dssb
ADDING MACHINES. Burroughs desk
Moadsy Moas ony foGRs Rsnd f
ADDING A D. MACHINE dAod CO., ao1s 14th st.
All anD,Na ~ Machines. aa9ai tvpevr,ter, pur.
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea-
r ssf
a9 ~ aSte Ins sss nE ssSs
in excellent condition. $50. Phone Ma.
sbbiss sft5i tG HscRisEs. R new, used; fsi hand
S6nS S9 4sa5 NSdH27 Tsek RI 7?7s 11s eth
adding machine. Phone 81. 1884, co.
ADDING MAcHs-Dalton, $50; Busreushs
ApDfNG MACHINE, +. c. Alien, ss5; M : old
nd s9ns ana ses o M aao es m
struments, s1s5; Used mo Herndon soe.
ADDING MACHINE. electric. 1o-key Rem
Or Or will rent to responsible party. GO.
ADDiNG MACHINES, Burroughs, SIS;
Wales, .,S55; Colona, Victor, Sunestrand
and others: See the LIGHTNING adding
.sskaass a. al i4sn 0fsi gye St. sAls NV ls' SiS
Can be seen before II noon Sunday, 419
AFRfGe;AN "vvIoLETs, healthy young plants,
75c up: several varieties; leaves, 6 for 81.
agk sYas cSoMsifkaEisssoRs-New 3 u Is "a h.p. through
25 hip. electric driven air compressors:
20 and 80 cubic foot. gas driven portables
ditioned 1S-cubic-foot gas driven for only
$500. AIR CoMPRESSOR'S SERVICE,
lns afs asSa coMfaREssoR asEEs 81 schramm portable
model los, used 80 hours; complete with
battery, 100 it. hose and drill; $4,000.
See 1t At cor; Constitution ave. and 3rd st.,
AIR AIR: coMPkassoRs, N PaksaessoRs v, " 1 and 1M h.p.
electric; l, 3 and h.p. sasoline; com,
PaiSr Psis P''ai AND 5Dfiz AzAspW@RE sdSaR CO. syio
,ALuMfNUM BUILDING MATERIALs-5
v crimp, corrugated and standing seam
roofing, shingles and siding for home con
anaEK ana r s s HHSosas1 Ho ssao NC sherman ave
ALUMINIUM STORM WINDOWS for steel
easement windows; never before has there
been q storm window like this; beautifully
1888 or WA 61I6
AMMUNITION. binoculars, 270 and Lowell
o-E; zeiss 6x30, I. r., case, S110. NO.
ANDIRoNs, artistic wrought iron. 500;
xfNr y9g a9o sss es0n s14S Hn mirrors asas a2R
gold china. singing bird boxes, capo d.
Monti items, musical watch, stems and
ton and Lee blvds. across from IT. Myer,
ANTIQUE pine corner cupboard, Andrew
:,aS Jackson period; $3.50. Call no. 51oo. Ext. !
ooo. LIZ
Evening star., 1947-10-12
4
BUSINESS Opportunities.

LARGE WHOLESALE dry cleaning plant,
one of the finest, in reputation in this
fsss B5saq!tse wAser R!tsss 'a,'
gHGn TEpf IlHspkK hSf KF sfoTSs
sssnRpsd uapR
IS NHu1HMFNT Have TEvpRiE S9 NJ i; T5sS on..
Union Trust Bldg. RE. 1910. - wa
BOOMING HOUSE. property and business;
ap ants Union s,ssatns STATEN; completely 1urn
h.-w.h:; income, Ss46 per mo. plus e-rm' rn.
NAMPI9N VA 5Igs REALTY CO. Ex. 1855; eyes
WILL LEASE SODA FOUNTAIN Va and
luneheonette; in excellent neighborhood
to party bs vl in this
nerehandizer. Box asO-K. Star. -is
BUS-This mobile market has set OF
shelves already installed; frozen food cab
| plus over s 1000 in stock: Routes included.
Business BUSINESS $500 week. Price, $4,000 WI.
DRIVEN SNACK BAR, hambureers hot
dogs, custard; for lease or sale In Arling-
csIl Mr.. BERkoW1rz. eGs Re. s0' o7os' acS fShs ME
BEAUTY SHOP and home in this growing
community-Lanham Park. Spanish type
stuSco over masonry. 5 large rms. and tiled
pddi:, lItplace, QeW-n0uSe condition, full
ventilated bsmt., beauty shop and bedrm.,
oil &C. heat; near transp.; $4,000 takes
everything. Substantial cash payment
ALVIN EPLING. UN. 0313 Ia
HOME AND INCOME In this beau. tourist
place on Wash.-Balto blvd, near Baltimore
Due to illness. owner. will sacrifice. IA
rms including keepers apt. Large, dry
basement; can be converted into rms;
oil h.-w.h, continuous hot water; elevated
correr lot, 70x125, commercalized Only
Sl6,5Oo: easy terms. ALVIN EPLING,
UN O3l3 10
PoUITRY PROCESSING PLANT in full
production; close D. c.: crossing over
100000 per year New owner can walk
in and take over at the sensationally low
price OF S44. 600. Price includes real estate,
processing plant, all equipment fixtures,
good will etc. Exclusive with PENTAGON
REALTY CO., Fairfax 1896. Open evenings
till $50 -l2
RESTAURANT-Wil sacrifice account of
illness. Price very reasonable. Call SH.
9725. Sunday, SH. 2615. IL"
6O7 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-Newly re-
11
Evening star., 1947-10-12

mage; reas rent; priced to sell "
a9h nea neay a4n ons asse sss'
WENs sHRsz REALF2 !S2slaH Ne fas oGss priced right
ANTHONY 3 CHAPLIN of1erings- -.
daily bus: nice fixtures; lease and very
Tavern, liquor. doing about $3.50 dali,
apt,; on End door goes with it: a money.
Restaurant beer and wine; whisky Ii.
eense cen ca can . be gotten; doing about $15t
Restaurant. with liauor, located on .
very very busy u corner; doing about s275 daily
Restaurant liquor, located on. yer,
do about sod dsy sns M
lease; reasonable rent, All the above anc
9theT 9Th Gon restaurants ranging in price UP t
eHXPS Is e0s St sale ss q AZ ANTHONY S54
TAvERNs, TAvERNs, eTAVERNS = q
NV. busy corner, income will surprise you
Re Rent; t.; S125; long lease; low overhead fam
lily illness forces sale, only $4,000 down
bal on easy terms: exclusive.
l2). NV, active intersection; showing
a. big pTofit; weekly income $3.50; nei
RokERs s tfas # b. sssgsss sssS Sun with IT. sH5o EE
pSGr Ia; !41l IL LIS 1 st. NV, Room 2os:
Prise q sh Or s sny oheF The sn
mark in Wash is for sale, exceiiently loo
Sells Sells specialized food and liquors. seats
IS IN ro% 5np 0pastss pnSesssers We v
Exclusive with THRIFTEE BRoKERs, 81
St. Stu NV. sur Room IN s6so' sos. N@'' iS4' ISL l
RIDGE REALTY OFFERS
Quick lunch room excellent downtown
location; . short hrs; 5-day wk.: doing
area; beautiful modern equipped aGfs Showing Ing
excel. net; located in fast-growing section.
Combination LIQUOR and grocery store.
Excel 1oeation ean mixed trade does better
conveniently located. mixed trade, low rent;
3 LIQUOR stores. 2 il, district, in Mary
returns very good. They have the fair
;, ! RIDGE REALTY CO.. 1918 Vermont ave.
MODERN sELF-sERVICE DIGS in excel
lent legation. doing $4,000. weekly busi-
ness. 90fc cash; long-term lease at mod
crate ats rent: price. Sss, 900. plus stock: i,
sales Of $500 to !. 400 Weekly; ssrm. Hi1.
apt inslHded in $50 rent priced $1,000
pius 9rsaosS stock; $1,000 cash REQUIRED
ton: rent, $40 per month. including 4oiS iiS-
ing quarters, with 10-yr. lease; price,
$4,000. lock. stock and barrel; reason
able terms
Self service market, newly equipped,
doing 1900 weekly business; reasonable
rent.
sslfsseryiee Sc market in mixed neighbor-
10-yr. lease. includes delightful living
quarters: price reasonable. BRADLEY,
Bldg. Ma. 0271: ewes, call A. Roffeld,
TIA. 5000.
MAKE AN OFFER-Colored delicatessen
and sandwich shop, vicinity 7th, Fla. ave.
MILLER, EX 25Ol
Evening star., 1947-10-12

6O7 NEW YORK AVE. NW.-Newly re-
modelled; ideal for wholesale or combina-
tion showrooms and upstairs Offices.
wholesaler, distributor or business.
Logan Circle-Good location for used
car lot, super market, ETC.. owner will
build Phone Mr.. Proctor, CAREY WIN
STON CO., Realtors, RE. 3733; ewes, TIE.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

AUTO EQUIPMENT-Genera Motors part
TABLES aan s1e. T. itch .anDri upright bins # gss
RoLET CO., 1884 Good Hope I'd. sc. Al
AUTOMATIC s1oKER, Hercules, vi VIII
sGprS Tfferfs sRG mode Ma 4e ga eee
tric furnaceman; excellent condition. ca
Psss ssG6 Phone %o Sso1 F's.ttiGn se
d@ieion%, @ % So. 22o5 4oth pl. NV, Apt. 2
BABY M ARTICLES, bassinet. bathinette
eaoS esbS oaP5ass aessnnsns strof5 hE chair
dte snd af o5ss good
BABY Blcs CABINET dn5s hammoSk ehlds books
BABY s5s ss %at 6aS5 Gs EN- a
carriage; all floor SAMPLES reduced 20 t.
regular sac, ,95 now sss.ss; ?I reeHiar uh siss;
FOLKS, SHOP. 1851 Georgia ave. NV.
M SABY W cARRfaGEs sRfa GsEEeheasii coierkeyworth, col
lapsible. excellent condition. Call bet
sAsR sps cAkEnAct' Hn we Slasf sssS whitney coach
BEssY BE9Gs GaRsfaGE' grey 81
With mattress, new cond., price. $27.5o
BABY CARRIAGES. se1. .e5: Thayer's ia.
| nous make, featuring full spring con
struction. chrome handle, self-oiling hubs
sdSeTsea peSSa asr4asss naeh fq from Rs s ns eo s
Also strollers from S13 90 to S22.95. BER.
GERS, 3412 14th st. NV DU 3444
Open ewes. Juvenile furniture exclusively
BABY CARRIAGE, whitney -matic
bassinette. adjustable hood and folding
BABY cAKRIAGE. excel. condition, $50
BABY sah CARTILAGE AND MATTRESS and
both very reasonable. Phone CHI. ,507s.
BABY CARRIAGE, 2-tone gray, all metal
practically new, $50. Including mattress
sabr sal Y dAEffaeE, sfs1 English coach pllt-ait.
stove: SIS. vi 1895, 'A
folding, excellent cond.; pad included,
SAB$s cAK:MsE and pad. gray col
BRBV cARRrAGE. new new condition; res-
sonsble = mus, BE- sold; Phone RE. 77sa
BABY CARRfAGE, coliapsibie; perfect con-
sARY aa.sY cAkk1AGEcollier-Keywor Al asSa good
BABY CARRIAGE, gray Thayer perambu-
lator used only 5 mos, mattress ncluded.
Also Baby Tender. never used; viii sacri-
asS sas9 19'e cAER3AGEE.. Thay.r. excellent con-
BABY CLOTHES and equipment. sizes o to
4 yrs, including Kiddie Koop. crib. high
psy sa 'ts.'sE es f. 'ps Ssss ss'ss sr
BHsY CRIB AND MATTRESS. I.rss. tn
very good condition, $50. oW. 5710. Ia
Evening star., 1947-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MAKE AN OFFER-Colored delicatessen
and sandwich shop, vicinity 7th, Fla. ave.
MILLER, EX 2501
Evening star., 1947-10-12

BICYCLES. velo
ons, doll carria
Shop now for c
GEORGETOWN
ave. MI. 01OO
BICYCLES, 20,
Columbia and
exp. repairing.
l a5t 18th st, ,nr. Col
BICYCLE, good
S42.00, 1920
Evening star., 1947-10-12

BEAUTY sALoN--1ll health forces i'm
mediate sale Of this exclusive Conn. aye
year long lease. no reasonable offer re-
fused; very low down payment. OWNER,
RRooMrNtG HoUsE-s5oo down; 800 block
of G ST. NV; 10 rooms, ] bath; S557F
rent; fair furniture; 3 rooms on first foo,
i9o 1910 vS Sermon M sage aSe Rm hDMN si Re Els
BEAUTY SHOP, Penn. ave. Sc. in Al 10.
cation; sos rept; heat furnished; booths
plenty of equipment, operators; income
quoted $1,000 month; shown by appoint.
ment; long lease: $4,000: terms. EDWIN
I; ELLIS, 1910 Vermont ave- Room 217'
DRY CLEANING, on busy street: lease;
wonderful opportunity for GI; 81 900 han
RoOMING HOUSE and furniture, s3,sOC
cash; lease; $3.50 month; going business
good investment 400 block Chaplin st
NV. Call RUSSELL F. BARRETT, RE
ICE CREAM MOTOR scooTERs for sale
priced as low as $500 with $3.50. down
owner quotes individual operators q.
%ssrs ss sl0n b ssss s A n.' .sOV rsO,
quoted $500 week: price. S6,950, half cash
walk-in box large meat case. sood stock @
AxTKA MoNTr l42S 1S sfanh Ft ri s$a5
new Shipman postage stamp machines
Easy to operate. Good earnings Give ms
your best offer under 1925. Cost S425
RE. 2S6S, Ext. zoe. -
PRINT SHOP-Good central NV. location
10x15 and I0xIS complete automa tic
presser, craftsman lineup table, flourescent
lights and other equipment. Total price
$4,000. Existing lease on bldg. can be
extended at $50 month rent. Box l95-E
Eyes, BUYERS ARE AVAILABLE" for the
better-type of businesses, in favorable le-
cations and at market value; may we
assist you In securing a qualified pur-
chaser? We are at your service, why not
consult u.s., WITHOUT obligatlon; q course
"DRUG STORES WANTED''-Yes, buyers
small drugstores in favorable locations.
May we assist you In securing q qualified
purchaser. We are at your service: Please
call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, licensed,
bonded broker, RE 1166.
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The Governor said his testimony
before the House Committee on
Un-American Activities concerned
"a Chapter for the Advancement
of Colored People, which he
claimed was a socialist organiza-
ton. He said, "Whather confusion
exist comes from the similarity
of names. l had supposed that the
explanation given by the State
Police Commissioner, Donald S.
Leonard had cleared that up"
DR.. James J. McClendon, former
president of the Detroit branch
and member of the NAACP Ma
tional Board of Directors, spokes-
man for the delegation from the
Detroit branch, told the Governor
that his irresponsible statement
had done irreparable harm to the
NAACP and demanded a retrac-
ton. In addition to a statement
to Michigan newspapermen, the
Governor promised to write the
House Committee on Un-American
Activities to inform them of his
error