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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29
Dewey, a Liberal
Cincinnati Enuuirerl


 When President Truman accuses Governor Dewey of promising to wreck completely the accomplishments of the Roosevelt administration he is far from the truth MT. Dewey has shown by word and deed that he recognizes certain concepts of the former admins traton valuable He proposes alterations and inn provements. But he does not propose to junk ideas simply because they were advanced by predecessor who ran under another party banner We have had few administrations in the history of American government which entirely bad. From each presidential term certain valuable contri buttons have come. By that method we have built our laws and theories. Our best executives have sifted, well they could the good from the bad have built more solidly by using sound and seasoned timberS.
 Mir Dewey promises continued price controls. He is-and Governor has been-favorable to advanced social legislation He favors the conservation of soils and other natural resources, and will continue the governments efforts to protect and rebuild them.
 The COP candidate definitely is committed in opposition the cratic methods which marked much of the New Deal He advocates individual enter prise will fight the centralization of power in Wash ington; will encourage rather than discourage busi ness But to indicate that he will wipe out all the gains that have dv-ing the last 16 years pure political buncombe MT Dewey, several occasions, has proved that he is in it's best meaning, true liberal"
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS CENT word It is preferably
 OFTEN N1IsPRoNOUNCED: Pronounce the first as in preferred.
 the MN and the L. SYNONYMS: noun remuneration
  tion,
 word three times and it is yours Let Todas word interference that affect the interests of quarres without the intervention O any foreign power."-Si w. Temple
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ELECTION RESULTS KNOWN

As far as the First Division is concerned, the election results of the General Election of October l2 are now known.
 The successful candidates have until January 24 the converting day of the Nineteenth Legislative Session to think and make plans for Better Session in of the conditions facing the Territory Calm and judicious deliberations should be their motto Think themselves to the needs necessary for the best interests for the Territory Watch out, reject any guidance from any individual or group
 By your legislative actions make it possible to meet your fellow with open face of integrity and broad minded, honest convictions
 Several are entering the legislative halls for the first time. Think broadly before acting. Do yourself justice To the others, do likewise
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property as a result of antitrust prosecutions would not have to pay capital gains taxes.
 When this was published, other COP Congressman immediately went to Gearharts defense. Snort ing indignation, Chairman Harold Knutson of the Ways and Means Committee called the news re- port outrageous and reflection upon every member of the Con- mittee"
 Committee members even drew up a resolution defending Gear hart, which lavishly praised him as one of the most valued, sincere, honest, industrious and capable members of the Committee
 Significantly, however, the reso- lution said nothing specifically denying the story about Gearhart's proposal aiding the big monopolies
 Now, however, substantiation for the story has inadvertently come out. Quite unintentionally, it has beeen substantiated by the Ways and Means Committee itself.
 An unnoticed report on the last page of an official Committee doc ument lists the proposals that were discussed at the controversial secret session. And, To and be- hold! on the list is the tax-exemp- tion proposal of Congressman Gearharts
 Moral to all Congressmen: Event. ually the truth will out
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and Lucille duPont Flint each gave S1,00O to the COP Congress- ional Committee, while on Aug. 2, Pierre s. duPont 3rd gave S1,000 to the same Committee Again, on Aug. IS, Pierre 3rd gave $2,0O0 to the COP National Committee.
 It's these gifts to the side" committees which really tell the story of where the campaign money comes from.
 Note--Three significant contri- buttons appearing on the COP Ma tional Committee list are for $1,000 each from Albert B. Wells, George B. Wells and Mrs. George Wells of Southhridge, Mass The Wells family own the American Optical Company of Southbridge which was prosecuted under the antitrust laws by the Justice Department under a Democratic Administration. Under earlier Republican rule. the Justice Department didn't get too nasty with antitrust suits.
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PAT HURLEY CAMPAIGNS

When Pat Hurley, ex-Ambassador to China, travels through New Mexico campaigning for the Sen ate, he really travels in style. The other day Pa Howell, owner of the Southern Pacific Hotel in Carri- zozo, New Mexico, was little surprised to receive a wire from Hurley reserving 10 rooms for three days.
 The wire stated that he and Mrs. Hurley would need four rooms, their secretaries, chauIfeurs and campaign manager six more The telegram asked for telegraphic con- firmation.
 Pa Howell does not run big hotel and he wondered why Pat Hurley would want to bring such big retinue to a town of only 500 people. But he arranged to oust a couple of travelling salesmen, even though they were regular guests, and wired Hurley that the ten rooms would be ready.
 However, when the Hurley poli- tical caravan arrived in Carrizozo, the ex-Ambassador did not stay at the Southern Pacific hotel His party stayed at Petty's Court on the edge of town.
 Pa Howell was bit surprised at this and phoned Hurley
 I've held these rooms for you" he told the would-be Senator. Tn fact, I've kicked out some people to have them ready"
 You are entirely mistaken" |" boomed Hurley. At no time did I ever ask you to reserve any rooms for me"
 That ended that-except for one thing. When Hurley held his big campaign rally in Carrizozo, anu most of the towns 500 people gath cred to hear him, Pa Howell got up and addressed the crowd. His speech was brief and to the point.
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SPLITTING CONTRIBUTIONS

Careful scrutiny of the big money gifts is Illuminating. Take one family alone-the duPonts. The Republican Senatorial Cam paign Committee is headed by duPont henchman, ex-Senator John Townsend of Delaware. His job is to win COP Senate elections in Tennessee, Oklahoma, New Mex leo, Minnesota, Wyoming and Mon- tana.
 To help him, the duPont fam fly poured in the following amounts of money during June, July and August: Lammott duPont, S2,0Oo; Irenee duPont, Jr., $2,000; Irenee duPont, Sr., $2.000; I. Sophie du- Pont May $2,Oo0; Octavia M duPone Bredin, $1,00O; Mariana M. du- Pont $2000: Lucille duPont Flint, $2,000; R. R. R. Carpenter Ca du- Pcat in-law) s2,O00; Pierre s. du- Pont 3rd, s2,oO0.
 Under the Hatch Act no one man can contribute more than S5,000. However, by splitting contributions between members of family or between different committees of the same political party, the Hatch Act is held not to be violated
 For instance, few days before Lammott duPont gave S2,000 to the COP Senatorial Committee on June IS, he gave s2,00O to the COP National Committee. That was on June 9. Also on June II. he gave Sl,000 to the Republican Congress sional Committee.
 Also while Irenee duPont, Jr, and his father and I Sophie du- Pont May were. giving s2.00o each to the COP Senatorial Committee on July 20, they also gave S2,000 each to the Republican National Committee on July g. Again, on July IA, the same three duPonts gave S1,000 to the COP Congress ional Committee.
 And on July 30, Octavia duPont Bredin, Mariana duPont Silliman
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MODERN ETIQUETTE Ry9RERrA Sy LEE

O. boarding a of
 A. precede leaving the veh in order to her to
 toass at wedding or
 A.
 napkin be entirely unoded used? A. napkin.
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year which he will receive, other thousands added to salaries of other top union officials L The legislation sailed smoothly through the con- vention agenda-as did most Lewis-inspired reso- lutions
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He merely read Hurley's telegram to him reserving the hotel rooms, his reply to Hurley, and second Hurley telegram clinching the res ervation.
 "If a man can't keep his own hotel reservations straight" Pa Howell told the crowd of New Mexicans, T don't see how he can keep straight the problems of New Mexico in the Senate"
 IN CALIFORNIA
 Some Congressmen go to ex- treme lengths to dodge the real truth, but eventually the facts get out. Such is now the case with Congressman Bud Gearhart, Re- publican of California.
 Last May quite a controversy ragged around Congressman Gear hart when it was reported that this argumentative gentleman from California had introduced secret proposal favoring companies prose- cuted under the antitrust laws.
 At a secret meeting of the House Ways and Means Committee, Gear hart proposed that companies or dered hy the court to sell their
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really big money is coming from labor. And it, in turn, to get around the Taft-Hartley Act, is spending the money through its own separately organized commit tees.
 Also significant is the fact that the biggest COP contributors--the duPonts of Delaware. the Pews of Pennsylvania, and the New York financial set are pouring their money not into DeWey's campaign, put into the Senatorial races. They regard Dewey as good as elected.
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LOOK and LEARN s2y c. GORDON

metallic constitutes earth? held offices n Justice? kind of acid is found vinegar? introduced alphabet Europe?
 Which generally conceded to be the cleanes animal?
 ANSWERS: ].
 William Acetic acid. Phoenicians. {.
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The Washington 
By DREW PEARSON

Con:inued from Page Cnel
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V TIDE TABLE
OCTOBER 30

OCTOBER 30 . High tide, COS am, l6.7 it. . Low tide, 6:10 am, 0.2 it. . High tide, 1925 pm, 19.0 it. . Low tide, 18:44 pm, -1.2 1t.
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Sea 1t with an Empire Want-Ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-29
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, AL remodelinE. carpentry
balntins sts Tree aHM
s e %S SSs4 sSSs y'sSS Z
I'd; ne. Ii; $3.50. FIR, os45 Home Elm i'm n
e etSSn, Err; t AND HOME REPAiRs. re-
modelling, additions; free estimates; W ,6So
coNeRETE coe cEMENT WORK ioosina'
driveways, porches, basement floors, steps,
estmats. wells q a al AND AZ sss Or
PPIIoosoR sEKv1cE-Ne.h,ns but the best
laying. sanding: nnishing cleaning pa
fsss ai'f hd isis 1sss
ssENEhAL SoSTRAcrINs. home i su,rS y
Kitchen idtcssi remodelns' concrete work. Alum;
's e f'ls5 81 tsfasa s6
HHYYATisTissvv1LLE CONTRACTING CO., roof.
ing siding, pain,tins paperi,ns; al work
Kh snss saSMs sHfSass
stallation Of the new Kitchen MAID Flow
iins Ing ssrp carp .Isstrie.l yors; plumbi,n1 ~!
PAINTING p.insart and decorating. MODERN HoMi
S &c LIZ sSnn Rooms IN NV sA s
partitions. porches inclosed, additions. etc
No money down. 8 yrs. to pay. ASPHALT
ROOFiNG-We supply and apply asphalt
shinsled roofs; also insulated brick siding
aluminium combination screen and storm
sash Phone the store nearest you. sales
man will call and furnish free estimates
SEARS RoEBuCK g. CO. $500 wis. ave
NV; Oil Bladensburg I'd. ne; 2s0C
Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va; 1928 Ga. ave- NV
ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS - Rooms;
painting, papering, plumbing; special
prices for so days. HARRIS & HARRIS
PA oO4O 80
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SITUATIONS poMEsIIe.

GIRL colored, light, desires work ii store
or care for one or two children. AID. 5125.
GIRL. colored, reliable. wants dsywork.
and cleaner; with reference. Phone vi
GIRL, colored. desires JOB as general
houseworker, or days work: experience.
1850 St. Sc.
nurse, adult child, part time, morning; no
GIRL. colored, desires work as maid in
s stS5s' s slt1nips once or part time ME-
sea .s ss,1ssc SfPi5 EssE i
afR 70 eoorsd. wants s9 5 Job as as chd care
days work: no living in. Cali FIR. 1858. :.
GIRL, eolored. wants night cleaning q
GIRL, colored, wants days work or by the
week: has references. .TW. 1889,
GlR ssss v .s msa So q ssst
GIsL sslorss 10 ds s1s shv experienced
girls Or mattresses or hotel maids. Phone
E III sRfairE nrst class; sleep in, clean
$50 wf Hse
for mornings only. Call North 1883 Ihurs'
cellent finish; local references. DU. 1884
LADY. .colored, wants steady work, Md. OF
w.; s.h,w, lsundrsss; live in; S22.59. to
LAUNDRY. cleaning, by the day; best refs.
furn.; Tues, Wed, Fri. Call In afternoon
WOMAN w NAM wants daywork, experience in
work. Phi. IL. $o51.
WOMAN, colored. desires work at clean.
ing or stretching curtsins. LII 6443;
work. Cali NO 9078.
WOMAN, white, will do cookins,. g.h.w
and care for semi-invslid or elderly per;
son; hrs, 10 am. to 6 PM, days; $40
and carfars FR 2163 29s
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SALESMAN Can't,

DUPONT REALTY CO.. has opening for
sales people TO list and sell businesses
and properties in D. c: and Nd: expert
eneed. aggressive people only. Come to
once 2505 Champlain st. NV. "A
FOOD sALEsMAN-We require two GOOD
restaurant, Institution and baking trades.
sood following an excellent income Is as.
ssssreness Df Bog sa i4sE rs Star De'.nes :aa
earn a. Hea faf ss on1 weekly eSo vo as
week ends and evenings on national sales
s:ss s'f * ss5 $50
MAN wANTED-A good. reliable maj, to
t WIZ f1sssnsbs Fh b sssl'fs eHcHsss
fuRSIFriURE SALESMAN, outside. to sell
Ss.is 10 'c hsSdnF 0s sh.ls
tables both wood and aluminium, steel
lockers for worlds largest Manufacturer.
Az least B yrs. experience essential. Ex-
va and W va. BOX 192-D. Star. -29
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN; wonderful op-
portunity for experienced man; starting
OF with large group OF new homes; TO
work mainly in Arlington. Oh. 7750. 20
statesmen, .25-40 yrs: old, retail fabrics
eel. salary plus commission, for an in
telligent, aggressive man. THE YARD
ETICk, 82S 81. NV. II
SALESMAN, experienced In selling COM
plete Line OF machinery and supplies to
dry.cleaning plants; to cover Baltimore
ana Maryland; excellent lines and good
proposition to aggressive man. BOX 269-B,
Statesmen interested in permanent posi-
ton; We train you 70 earn S76 or more
Per week TO start. Apply MR.. MURRAY.
Room $40, Ring Building, 18th AND NJ
s "a full or part time; will train;
good eaxnings, DISQUALIFICATION, sickness.
accident and business insurance: repre-
sentinE the Metropolitan Casualty Insur-
ance Co. Of New York. Call Ma. 1892 for
interview. 8 am. to pm. 80
BUSINESS CHANCE-Salesmen OF good ap-
pearance and references wanted to solicit
lBtings from business people. I have the
most liberal proposition that will surely
appeal to you. Call personally weekdays,
bet 70 and Or make appt. with LEON
so
wANTED-Manufsctur representative
to. sell nationally known, leading line OF
infants and children's wear to established
accounts IN Maryland, Delaware, Washing
ton and Virginia; experience not required
Send complete details, including references
1ntsrview will be arranged In Westminster
APcO MANUFACTURING CO.. 1912 Mil
waukee ave. Chicago %. Ill. Phone
Humboldt 1898. 20
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Audits, tax returns. BY
expert. IL yrs experience; reasonable.
9ocGc;oSa 1SfT.A u yrs sxpsr; tax returns
up. write for appt. BOX 396-c, Star. 80.
1GGonMrAN1 s1 returns o0ofs
spss v F.es a. on l.e sea
HseescssS 1fsTf1 r. sru5 SR advanced, Ben
janlin Franklin: desires full time on-the-
ob snnFs Tt H. ch "a sm Dupo basness that
month to get true picture of their bust
Bex 5 5s.fs ssS and az IL re Com. fiIa
"a ssGs ssss..;
b 5aa pe = q Box soos. wash -. >; g: i:
COOK. end, colored, desires position. Lu'
Driver, colored man, desires IT, t tFSss
1s9 IN to II Noon, a 1n3os stter hsrSg with
s9ols M sns j s5sfsFasRsl repairs s'' So
ENGINEER, 18th class, wants 3oe with oo g.
s sasHt sps CLERK G Fruit TT
yrs. experience; honest, reliable: full time:
young family mani references. AID. ~ SSlS'
JANTToR wishes place with quarters;
man and wife. Phone WIN. WOODLAND
MAN, coiored. wants Job as elevator op-
orator; licensed. Call JOHN JACKSON
MAN. col, business school grad, desires
part-time work; consider anything. y"
na"4 all day.
MAN. colored. desires Job chauffeur OF
houseman' honest and relisbiei live IN OIL
PaRT.TiME EMPLOYMENT for univer.
sity students: clerks. typ1sts,. bookkeepers
auditors. salespeople available for after;
Employment Bureau. BENJAMIN FRANK.
LIN UNIVERSITY. RE. 2262.
RADIO STUDENT, vet desires on.tot
exper. No. $3.50 hef 5 p m. Thurs. Or Fri.
VET, col, desires lob truck driver o.
ehautfsur; have letter. good ref. Cal
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REPAIRS AND sFRNcrs tcs.t.l i.

PAINTING, intsrior decoratins, exterior:
80 years exper.; free estimate. nne work.
F Rs sfas AID r hkRfkEa Excellent sh
hn TI IA rAr ffss interior exterior
floors cleaned. waxed; experienced me-
i panq, Free ss'%sss s 477a
s HANRy ICONS w sTt
INp PAPEa IN Dyss' 80 VIE VIE
sa .r1ne and p G. .slF os s ss:
money; all work guaranteed. IA. 1859.
s ssls ss.r'a f. $685. ss.' and .e'n' F''
s SsEk nsssi, done. reasonable rates. a., pu.
PAINTING-First-cla white mechanic;
ayerase-size room. $3.50. Du. 4242.
door refinishing: quality work ct low rates;
PTamRs sesen Pr1AG Sssi sanding
M 20 "a ' JACK FATE Tea .S 81 - o.
ss aoss s;s2ss
f PAPfER sf rAISTiENSG Nc. 1st:class white
n mechanics Rs' 4s AIssswoRTH' las Webster st
PAPEkHANGiNG : SOUTHEAST WALL
PAPER co. Special 12x12 rm. papered.
ohsn,e ana 4s9 orans. g. 8 L. sss5
PAPER HANGiNG. this week only. 81 and
up per room: l947 washable. sHnfast pa
PPPkE s'fk sqsfsa.ee ICONS Sc tSss sp also
R win ne' uN $500 "h''' men
'Ss s;s:a' ma .'s ss
i SIANo TgNfSS AND REPAIRS, all se.t
guarsntssed. Free estimates. WA. b756.
F FIss VIZ sss, t:ss Te,t
r lsss r rR|s. t a::h a &C.
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eSasIes: Telk s sa.rsatesd a. IA "a osos. @s
moved By steam; free estimates. TO. 5172,
PLAsTERiNG. earpenterins. cement and
Eatsrproofins, work guaranteed d- By white
DF 99B anxffs rs saas 100
an sias s snf Call 'sh g. IN BRhco
p sls s's And eli HEA sas repair. snd
sssRsasef yi Ellis R'i IL
RaPIo asrs in yaS pm h0a as
i saDIo REPAI saSi veteran. reasonable;
aay VI nisHs eans' ESQ SSU Suna~Ss' pfecdsoh
E SSaa ss!S Il riRo60blEs' Call VA,
aGISi ii safS MOTORS. washing s ma.
RsHRfaskAE1s &C. yoF slaD
RooF REPAIRS and painting Euss,s fair
MgRRAy: 81. a7o4, Alex 1ass. ST
RooFING-All, types roofs repaired, new
slate, Stag and tin roofs; seneral sheet
1913 eRss t qesn est 30 R A. D. II
ROOFING, slate, tile, compositions. gutter
If ssSa:ns aanf s sohs 5iRs
Doors roc so kEpA1RED New roofs Of all
sdna mdnas and d i pss n. no Sn,
81 sPoN Ell r14as Y NRs xNp scEMEsr-sp.-
s sans sSns d4Rss po .d x iS
m ssPs s ss JEs sf!sl A sas Tree '''
STORM WINDOWS, storm doors: sopbi.
small millwork. made to order. No esr-
f fiEF i1shsss. iEss recreation Ans.
coRdRRssfoN Ris''f T. sssh
4 NV; r 81 gas o. no.; 70, ssas; .. 3l
Io eSf Akre 10 xS s$1 guaranteed M :.
TILE, new installations and repairs "a
y ysoo s * Rs. $685. ARMANl BROS ia
ii xssk sasssn s ~ III ~: 1 JE1Tsn
guar guar ACME RADIO 4 APPLiANcE CO.
20 aolS S. aye Sc 4Sss Ia IN e pb
I g,l complete remodelins' repairs
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
SPANISH AND FRENCH, private lesseI

SPANISH AND FRENCH, private lessons.
TRANSACTIONS: with much experience. DIR.
PEDAGoGIC. BOX 256-E, Star. 81 =.
MODEM TRAINING in besuty culture. ali
subissts sagEh.; AIpTcyea y y,, Soy sI,
1 F9So 81 IsIxu ~ asss under
81 bill. Men and women. Phone Oliver
LEARN 70 DRIVE, new cars. patented,
dual steering and dual controls: prof. in
structors; daily 8 am. to 10 pm. EASY
METHOD DRIVER TRAINING, NO 1894.
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigeration--
The oldest. the largest and best equipped
school of its kind in the city. Get prac-
teal training; most convenient location;
aAroaHG Ns az eT en Ssise
AND !, y TE r. sNSa 1889 New York a ave
ecio Con Isl BR1DGE-1ts easy and fun.
Get acquainted with new friends. Re
viewing bids. leads, discards and bridge
etiquette; fcundstion and intermsdiats
Individual instruction RECEIVED during
class. Supervised BY certified Eulbertson
instructor: NEyA STOCK: * 353s. 81
afternoon and evening, limited classes, In.
dividual Instructions; conveniently located
studio; BY appointment only. WI. 1855.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-conndence, freedom from SELF
consciousness; pvt. tutor. MI. $500.
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

estate business; State experience srs'
S. IS 5 Box asfP :. s ). GROCERY col Sec
room S and best equip this store is run
s scT sd ss0 VIII s
s sHaSS TX; ". e1si; eve. and sun
sibdl ssEaE Vi Gsi}sErTE in Drim. nv
section; long lease, at fair rent: 2 beauti-
fully equipped business with great oppor-
Cali the once Of the iive-wire broker, BILL
sIMoNs, Ex. e1sl; eve. Tourkin' ME-
PPSs1foR-LUTz, INC.-Tourist courts and
restaurant, No. highway, in Lorton. va5
Z modern up-to-date cabins. approx 80
daily from cabins right nov; restaurant nr,a. ant
business s.Ts ca. e s, ss Iii pm price anu
RuDDEN d COIN, INC, 1924 K st. nv,
offers = poultry stand in . busy nv.
R WsIhs.6 sE t ySs g cr BE- $50 ATE.
S Z f. REpAIR-Downtown location; in
at low rent All equipment with toy truck ,I
RE ais1Tsa c ofs rae Reato1s, pu 1855
GRocERY-seoo weekly business Gan DO
R No bee @0fe s45oo BONE including stock Only
1000, down. For appointment OSCAR
ss EI9SIi 6xi e' EXCHANGE, 7th st. NV.
Pr an to sell LfEBLiNq q Co. NC
300 Victor Bldg. 724 9th st. NV Elk
c I'll 9Th st. Sc: only $4,000, LIEg;
s sae ii Ts1oKE, iiSinf susTtsrs. solersd
$4,000 DroP.a aSs 'te stor. with fFoS
SMITH DI. O440 wkdays. after 10 am
CAFETERIA, seating over rs. with latest
sauipment short hoprs long Lease p Tsn
e fet 2oe 6. n sEEF 81 447o5s 1861 " '''
FALLS CHURCH. yA.-opportunity to
purchase established beauty s1ss.n salon na,p in
SS5; SsSSssus e. FIJI nj
s. sP' :.:. baths e:' 'E Eiskas T.
Fl Pie ' esbAs LAWN GUEST HONE, l2:.sss
NJ vsTnSn ans pus lucrative
come; ~ -story brick Colonial with l-story
brick guess, home: well situated on sni 10
acre. .snE,s q q s.d rms NJ living mann
equipped kitchen, two u and ! full baths;
guest house contains u, tSo z.rmi iva apts,
work YORK shop and furnace nm; due 70 illness
owner is offering for only S 32, 5o9 sc WITH 1,
sig 900 cash. DOMINION NSSEhNSS5G, S
REALTY AGENCY, Realtors Gil. s sS
SfAR WARRENToN. on National hwy:
and on acres-store, 3-rm cottage and
Gear garage, now renting Tor Sluo
monthly: also combination gasoline
luI,ch rn,.. doing good business and modern
7-rr1. dwelling; this property is reason.
ably financed and affords eood incomse
Price, 500, 500 Including inyen,ory; slZ; :
REALTY AGENCY, Realtors Gil s$3s'
a1N's aABERDAsHERY. Conn. sys...
Over 81 900 weekly sales; LlEBLdNG 2
Co. NC, 800 Victor Blds'' TIA stn ~
REsTAURANT and sandwich shop-Excel
n.v. location; SoiaF &c., goo ssikEg s5E SsGsC
| ewes, wO. e1o1.