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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-30
SON FOR SCHOEPPES

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William D. Schoeppe yesterday at St. Anns Hospital. The new ar rival tipped the scales at seven pounds, 13 ounces. MT and Mrs. Schoeppe make their home at Aux Bay MT. Schoeppe has recent ly accepted position of aircraft mechanic with the Petersburg Air Service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-30
ATLANTA OFFICERS TO
 BE H0N0RED AT DANCE

The officers of the U s. s. At lanta will be honored at a dance at the Governors House between the hours of g and 12 this eve ming. The dance is sponsored by the American Womens Voluntary Service and all members have been invited to attend the affair
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-30
STEAMER MOvEMENTS

Freighter Square S.hnet, from Seattle, due 10 a. m. tomorrow. Northern voyager, from Seattle, due Friday
 George Washington scheduled to sail from Seattle tomorrow. Prince George scheduled to sail from Vancouver tonight. Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle tomorrow.
 Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday.
 Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver Saturday. Princess Norah scheduled to ar rive 8 a. m. Friday, sailing south one hour later.
 Aleutian, from west, scheduled southbound Sunday.
 eS
 Mrs. I. Parker, nere from Iat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-30
WEATHER REPORT

(U S. WEATHER BUREAU) Temperatures for 24-hour period ending 7:30 th.s morning Q In Juneau Maximum, 63i . minimum, 48
 At Airport Maximum, o3' . minimum, 45.
 . FO REC A S T . (Juneau and Vicinity . Variable cloudiness tonight c and Thursday with highest 6 temperature near 69 degrees Q Thursday.
 . PRECIPITATION c tPast 24 hours ending 5.3O a m. today . e In Juneau - .27 inches e since June 1, 3.97 inches; | c since July l, 9680 inches. [ e At Airport - IT inches; o since June l, 3.34 inches; . since July l, 55.37 inches.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-30
NO LIONS MEETING

Because of the holiday celebra- tions next Monday, Lions Club will not hold its regular Monday noon luncheon meeting The next ses- sion will be Monday, July 12.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-30

Larry Lindstrom and Ray Cav anaugh, from ketchikan, are at the Gastineau Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwsst.

;OLORED-SPECIAL! 600 block Quebec
ii. n.w.-Lge modern brick home. % tt.
vide, in perfect cond.:. lge. bedrms. and
neil sleeping porch. lge. reception nall
lice liv. rn.. din. I'm. and nice kit; lge.
r9nt and back porches; nice bsmt. With With
anipned. This house is priced to sell at
$4,000, with $4,000 or more cash For
lppt to inspect, call A. 81. Parker, RA.
1859 or ia. 1868, J. B. TIFFEY SON.
43 Kennedy st. NV.
-OLORED - HOME WITH INCOME, or
plendid investment netting more than
$1,000 on about $4,000 down nayment
;ssume mortgages 1 for balance. Large 5
,ath prick house. rented in Ink; apis, IN
downtown NV. Washington. within walk
ne distance of business and Govt depts.:
furniture included; double 2-story garage.
TARvER & CO., ST.. $500 or RA. 2oSO.
coLoRED-ouEBEc PL. AND GA. AVE.
- rms. in peri. cond;: oil h, ysn
coLoRED-ExCELLENT BRICK HOME,
only Z block Of Georgia aye. and close to
Howard University. First floor has recep,,
Kitchen; End floor. 5 bedrms. and one
bath, 3rd floor. 3 bedrms. and bath: Oil
Dem Il sea With " b. eWSR1aaT EN-.
COLoRED-vACANT. $50 COLUMBIA RID.
eiMia;ooG HcI1 W WV WV sEcTioN-
Beaut. tapestry brick. front and rear
porches: Z spacious rms, auto. heat. fun
SCOTT. Real Estate. DE. 20le4 2011 aft
er hrs call Mrs Turner, HO. 1926. is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSE WANTED, Brookland, Woodbridge
section Of n.e.-I have several cash buyers
desiring to purchase a home in this area;
eept fsms
MI Biackwood, No. s5ss. With sHANNoN
HA IYcH MM G2 iaS & s M ioI
preferred, but not essential; viii pay up to
sac. 500, cash; Chevy Chase; D. c. or Nd,
yhdss mr. Forest Esah M' %o she 5s5 raTa
SHANNON & LUcHs CO, 1905 H st. NV.
W VA 1a9 AT ONCE. silver SPRING
s-bedroom brick home with garage: Close
in. One 4-bedrocm home, brick preferred.
Have cash buyers; must have immediate
Ts RaNS Ss ssn k1 MnTre e. 81 15S s1
i IN niMii "a I PautRRcHAsER Detached 4
ana ssh near
a area Pay up to $50. 600 with SO 600
cash. Phone Mr.. Evans, Wo. 029o with
SHANNON & LUcHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV
b. C.. MD. AND VA. HOMES wanted
Expert appraisals. top prices and quick
sales our n his
VATTE. Reaitor. re 18th st. NV. Ma
BUNGALOW or house With bedroom and
American University Park: up to $50 900
Cali Mr.; Ggynn, EN-. 1902 after Pm
BE! AND Ne. PRopERTY-we VIII pay
all cash or will sell for you: We get results
quick action. MAX MILLER. 500 18th st
OWNERS ONLY-semidet. or duplex. near
trcnsp.., in NV. D. C. or nearby Md
ALL cAsH@And in a hurry. for any
open oosa' ewes. F1RsT NATIONAL REALTY
GoRP 9q5 ,1 18th st. M ny, Re Re- S s5Y home
lots or acreage near Suitland or Distric'
Hts, Nd. call WEST REAL ESTATE. Hill.
side 1909; after 6, Mr.. Wood. LII, 1927
GO YEA rs SERVICE to local propert,
owners guarantees results: List your prop
,, erty with VIM r. SAUNDERS CO, INC:
Realtors since 1887. 1919 K St. DI. 1918
KAY REALTY CO., needs more property
market prices being obtained. Call oul
sales department now. RIA. 1900. -l3
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. q
Or Sc. white or solorsd, Maryiagd or qea VII
Want aiNT on s-BEDHooM HOUSE, q baths
In NV, gafase neces. Dc. $3.50. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcsst., ).

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tceat.,
85-YR. SERVICE to wash. and Nd. clients
For immed cash sale result call HER
BERT y SONS. Realtors 516 :. Cap. ST.
rs e eoa, syffs 10 t pss highest price.
s. z rs S RssT 5 " ~ aSfoss
nouse aIe HAYS sssh SpysE; VIE
co; 1924 Eye st, NV. Elk, $500.
soaTs n building AlSS g
SILVER SPRING AREA-e to 8 rm. house.
eonv. to school; frame. stucco or brick:
e oioe Please sse c sTies FED 50 Z psfcE
ALL Cash Al ONCE. large or small
houses. any condition. any section. INA.
WAfTING LIST OF BUYERS ready. will
ing and able to purchase homes In D, c,
The opportunity Of Representing your prop prop
erty for sale or lease. and will assure you
excellent al service ,, List you, property with
AME Ex 5RsS q. a. bso aois som
CASH BUYER wants e-room home in B. . C..
sS X ssfn Sroks ss' " ssa
81 LISTING YOUR PROPERTY with this
you .offer It for sale simultaneously to the
tors In 5. e. and Ma ID one q these real
D sss E safez like have buyer asaa
ssts US 'G e. hn'i sa.shssS esoR s
PAS Oh Ell fMc-Houses wanted. Do
you want to SELF We can sell your house
at fair price on today's market: or
I nedrm. houses; ne or NV. preferred
6-8 RMS, all cash, or cash above trust;
IKE poss. within so days. Z, A. CARNEY.
DI, 45O8; ewes. and Sun. GE. $3.50: or
We SF!'s CAN Sl SELL Y Il HOUSE and get
apr SAL plenty Of clients WAITING FOR
S Sq Ia re sss ea B. A. RsFkss soa i1s
NJ Mfn1 Wakf r Yo OH HOUSE, apartment. store
Or sTimprSysd land for sas i,s Ss haze nNsr tns
corr GRAFTON. 1887 K RE. 1888.
your home. business or investment prop
sTsE I VIZ. RsaSs s sos ho ss espso
cH fa ss s. 'p GUM has u Clients '. vatsins
G nsas, a any sef: os OF Wash
coiored. any condition or section. DE.
PURCHASERS for Brightwood and Pet
Or good terms. DAVID E. BARRY NE.
Ws6De eVf HARRIS 1ako has ss1 Buyers waiting for
h large or small 1oh homes and commercial
P VIZ HAVE CASH Il BsuYEKs for homes and
osTs Tads Maa Ca pave
M MSbE Ias MoyisE IF
eo 1as4 ! f4 Ct s 81 n ME 81. s54s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcens.,
COLORED-S6,5O0. 4265 washington pl
ne. tnr. 42nd and Benning rd}-De-
tached frame of g rms. bath. etc: deer
lot. For details. call MIR. SHELTON, 1TW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

WOODRIDGE-Dandy 5-room bungalow,
Price, $4,000. Terms woodbridge, near
r. I. ave.
Excellent rooms and bath, full base
ment home. Quick possession. Price,
$13,250. Terms
Several. choice lots and building sites in
D. c. and nearby Md WOODBRIDGE
REALTY CO., 1881 r. 1. ave. ne, NO.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
AN ANALYSIS
6 &C rfew
BY LEE FRESHMAN

THE House "Un-Ameri-
l. can Committee" has
given fair warning of its pro-
jected desire to secure legis-
lation which will firmly es-
tablish fascist controls in the
United States.
With the diabolica1 use. of the
Hitler technique of hysterical
condemnation of the evils and
dangers of communist plot, the
proposed legislation is aimed at
the destruction of our democratic
institutions.
u Every progressive organization
is threatened with reprisals,
criminal penalties and complete
repression. To. entertain beliefs
or thoughts in favor of peace or
economic security which will
be contrary to those of a Ran
kin or a Forrestal-could subject
the individual to prosecution.
There is a shocking parallel
between the proposed bill and
the early DEGREES of Hitler which
prepared the way for his grandi-
ose scheme to conquer the world
for the Aryan superman.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
Constitution blocks
the >Un-Americans,

Recently, the Attorney Gen.
eral of the United States testi-
fled before the same Congress.
sional Committee. He had been
asked to provide suggestions for
the aceeleration of the work of
the, Committee which finds its
persecution of progressives and
liberals too ponderous and slow.
In response, Attorney General
Clark complained that the Con-
stitution of the United States
and many Supreme Court deci-
sions forbade prosecution for
mere political association or be-
iefs. 'aiizts t1iY
The First Amendment to the
Constitution specifically prevents
Congress from ienacting any law
"abridging the fir e d o m of
speech, or fof the press, or the
right Of the people peaceably to
assemble" The United States
Supreme Court, in case after
case, has prevented the Federal
Government or the States from
imposing criminal penalties up
on individuals, or withdrawing
citizenship from naturalized per-
sons, for mere membership in
political organization. Guilt by
association has been consistently
denounced by the Courts as con-
trary to our basic concepts of
American democracy. A person
could be held in violation of the
law only for his individual act,
but mere beliefs or thoughts or
expression could not be cone
demned by law.
But these democratic princi-
pies do not disturb Mr.. Thomas
and his associate members or
The "Un-American Committee"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

born in the United States. The non-cifizen WON'T
be able to breathe for fear of deportotion-if he
much as opens his mouth to disagree with any
government policy. And if he's arrested. he can
be held lin custody until arrangements for depor-
tofion con be concluded"
THE foreign-born. who are in the main
employed in the bosic industries and organized
into unions. wl-olong with the Motive born
lead in the Struggle against this foseist measure
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

ober. ond may be destroyed.
Veterans
Seymour Cole, ehuiran Chicago orea council American
Veserons Committee:
The Subveve Activities Control Act of 1913, which pur
ports to control eeuote the activities of Communists
ously endonsers the rights of every exc. l.
Here's how effects Although the American Veferons
Committee at its lost notonol convention. il
does not sympohize with Communism. organization could
be |obeiied Communist front organizations
language OF the Mundf bill Why? Because oppose Universal
Mlory Tronng Since opposition UNIT also happens
plonk OF the Communist Pory proero views according
to the Act would poroIel those of the world
menf.,"
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and fought oil possible fashions by decent thinking
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

s.
Obviously this low is not oined at the Comnun-
ist Porty, olthough if it is posed. the Act would
perseeote ond ottemPt 10 imprison members of
this minority political party.
TO US The low nneons one thing: q devos-
totns broodside oined at Americas growing
progressive novement-fhe trade unions and
Henry Wolioces third porfy Women ore q vitci
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
Negro leaders

There is no courageous Negro leoder or
fion which hos not CT some time another been
o0lied subversve or communisfic by cerfoin reoc-
1ionory forces in this country.
The Negro people desire and need more
fhan ony other group cerfoin fundomentoi social.
economic ond political changes before they con
hove full equality and first Gloss citizenship. Any
efforts on their port or on the part of any mill
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

will be branded subversive under this Qund
bill. 7..-+t,-.
Attempts sie freedom of speech freedom of assembly
end freedom organize for lawful purposes the result of
The desires Of the reocfionoy forces America monon the
sfous quo"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

Dry goes doWn 70 IT'S deuth befoFe such WeoPon
of terror as this 'Subversive Activities General Act
Of 1o48t would be-
This is an onii-Communist law, let there be
no doubts about fhot. But it is not only an onfi-
Communist measure. Under it, the 10000 Com
muniss in the United Sfotes will suffer grievovsy
they continue their fight oeonsf monopoly
foscist rule. thought control minority persecution
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

(Mundt bill to outlaw the Wallace movement
and the porfy conspiracy to destroy
the government or to subverf the interests Of the
United States. In foct. the presentation OF the
bill included the identification Of Wallace as
fellow-troveler.
TT is directed primarily ueonst the Wallace
movement and is the unhappy offshoot Of home
grown foscism' which must be protested against
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
Foreign born

Joe Weber, former director Of organization United Farm Equip
Workers of America cO who fuees deportation proceed
ings:
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

Dr. Anton Carlson distinguished physoosst Of the University
of chicugo ,,fa ,,5fseis.a ,1jj,asat.1
vt TO the bill would hamper the free association
of all fellow scientists Science whole hos noiono
boundaries and political meaning. This attempt homper
ing the correlation Of scientists internationally is sign of tenn
porory hysterio in this country s*s
G The bill is an dtempt toward tooIturonsn and ree
menoion of all Of our people. including scientists" n
~ - se,ft4
Communists yt.@s... .5~.e .y..t ..r,.-.
Wliom Peterson eharman Negro Commission, Illinois Com
mvnst Pany
The Constitutional right of freedom of speech and
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
bill. Under the

should send letters and teegroms their Congressman poy
them visits and let them know that they cant put o the
deo ho the American people want to leod decent life"
Students I'D
Lois Jueob president Of the University Of chcagos Student
Assembly representing all student the
THE University Of Chicago Student Assembly behof
Of the student body strongly the Initiation Of such esis
lotion and opposes its enoetmen
There exists at the University Communist Club and
other organizations which, the Attorney General would without
any doubt require register their membership
such requiremenis-in the political
effort Intimidation places orsonzo-
lions at a legal disadvantage.
"A student organizations, which do engage unow-
full pursuits unevvoco right CORY
end propagate their views unhompered by such intimidation
Negro leaders
Sidney JONES' Negro aorney and Progressive Pury
canddofe for Superior Court Judge The Lost eIections
is Nenro ender or Nenro
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

port OF this movement For erompe responsible
tor 90 cent OF the ovy all levels
independent Progressive Pory Of California the boo"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
Trade unionists

SuTT NeIs0N5 cHIeT SSeWuTu uf WHs0H q GOf OHIe
Workers Of Amerieu tCIOl:
MARK my words-ths is strike-breokine
Mundt bill any strike can be colled disruption Of
trode. commerce government
n think that any honest union leoder that
wants to improve the LOT Of his membership must
OF necessity be ogoinsf the bill. because anybody
that would speak up for higher woees or better
conditions in their industry would be eoIIed q
Red whether he's Red or not.
Everybody should fight the bill. Everybody
should send letters and kilograms to their Con
them visits and let them know that they cont
ideo thot the American people want to lead de
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
These are targets
Of the Mundt Bill:
Wallace supporters

zomon Garfield county director Progressive Pory Of America:
~By use of vogue IongUoge becomes possible under this
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
Women leaders

Rheua Pearce president Chicago DIVISION Congress American
Women:
THE socoled subversive Activities Act of 94s has
Evening star., 1948-06-07
HELP WOMEN.

ss ssenss5sDhie Ps5n.nsRsss esPsI
eauai to best Dsid IN Business and interest
in protts to right person; Must be expert
typist, have good knowledge Of English
composition and able to manage business.
Must be physically at, willing and desirous
to work overtime Saturday and evenings
when necessary. Write for appointment.
Wool w foP PPREssRRs, iRa white or eelored. ezper
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 2627 K st. ".
permanent position; tipping helpful; excel
ESrki1s eGndi.i9ns .o Can Mr cyFsin 9.RT fcF
TouNG WOMAN. IS to s., as an invessi-
gator for retail shopping service, No
ESss,as rs Star slds: e 1T iish and Pa sss
YGN YoGNG WOMAN to demonstrate and sell
employment once. Attn floor. LANsBURGH
HosFfnAIfhATHos sFn 1a sfe snf sUsAScE H. Naton
al planl neishborhood and enrolment
f.Is With home duties: Apply fox c9S ySSr
seT seF' Now. SA sihsi alRsis. Here. . job that's
ns5a &c beat ss da ne
now. visit our employment once. 9ls 6
TE1ERHoNE Fl n;H; ceasAPEAkE US & POTOMAC
PERMANENT POSITION for qualited
woman as manager of local branch Of
stores Applicants must be between ages
Of 80 and 40. pleasant personality. neat
appearance; ars;a must s, have some experience
writing giving age, previous positions and
PIX hSne oERSTR pgss B0T mus: ssD be .4ps ssar exc
M saeEz Flynn sR0 sMTHs THEfnE sSafssns
sT0RAdEo oSS2c 81; 1919 U St; nv .1;s -s
Of bookkeeping and typing helpful; perm.
cnERICHi eli 9H POSITION; permanent in large
graduate with knowledge of tipping: 5-day
week wee rapid |, aSyaneemesnnt; a NE; 53o6i =.
you will enjoy fully the money you can
Piessaat, friendly work, with GOOD pay
rms AD IS ADDRESSED to that woman
are 2 vacancies in my district; dignifled
shSps e sH sSSsse 81 81 pPs phone essen..s
must be fast; top salary, uniforms and
meals. Apply 1928 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Observation-Disclosures woman who knows
how to sell women's. children's and infants
clothes. Apply in person, L. 6256 s.
MARRIED WOMAN An unusual opportu-
nifty for woman who San devote hours
per day in a dignifed professional work
that pays above the average and has a
real future. If your home duties keep you
from accepting a full-time job. write Box
459-D, Star. $
$500 PER HOUR.-Earn this easily and
pleasantly giving Beauty Care Instruction,
more AFTERNOONS % or e evenings weekly. Phone
DIANA DEERING. IA. $685. .
LIFETIME SECURITY for married woman.
Have opening for pleasant, refined woman
over 80. real opportunity for self -re-
liant woman to become permanently estab-
lished in business of her own without
any investment. My company needs more
help, SO write me for full particulars and
an interview MRS. W. F. ARERNATHY,
9124 Eton rd., Silver Spring, Md. IS
WANTED-Middle-a woman to operate
a lunchroom at gas station. z miles south
Of Frederick. Md; salary and commission.
AID. $3.50. -12
Evening star., 1948-06-07
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time tax returns state
AUTO PARTS MAN, vet. with family, de-
sires connection with local auto firm, retail
or wholesale; 20 yrs. exper.; refs. Ii. 09sO.
BUILDER wants carpenter work on 10 or
II houses or trim work on q number OF
asHsfs asH for Mk. Gsn srKfMEI MA ss4s after Pr
eeek rssss s.a ssff re-
RstDsfn snDsRLY sac WHTE nnd Il Man wants work
1atehmsn or other iisht wosk. formerly
SHdnsf gRard COL os1sa sss .nts
ssd sff Ruas sssG
representative, trade association work.
qualified by training and experience, ex; x
Leg LEGAL Ies SECRETARY. thoroush thor experience.
former court reporter. notary. bookkeep-
ably with tax practitioner. BOX 5000,
ll MxS. eolorsd. with M car; wants / or . days
@ stors shop. ss; tHSS drive % truck BURbETTE TR
MAN, colored, with car, wants 1 or 2 days
work week. CO. 3114..
MAN, at present engaged as Landscape and
grading superintendent, desires WORK at
and layout of work. Can supply follow
ing of laborers; also experience at in
spection and house design; can, furnish
excellent references from past and present
employers. Box lie, Star. r.
MAN, white, elderly, wants work as watch
man or other light work; formerly u s.
building guard. OK. 1888. -
MAN. colored, REQUIRES part-tims Job Of
any kind; hours, 6 to 10 pm. vi. 0752.
OFFICE MANAGER. certified public ac-
countant, years Of varied experience; ex-
cellent references. Box SS-E, Star. s.
PHOTOGRAPHER, veteran. must have ad-
ditional work after pm; experienced.
YOUNG MAN, age 90, interested in learn
ing service station business; best refer
ences: ME. 1851. J. II. MoREE:
Evening star., 1948-06-07
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT (beer and wine): air con-
ditioned: doing $1,000 wkly.; near 18th
and Col. I'd: nv: modern equipment;
$4,000 cash handles. BOB HOLLANDER, :,
RESTAURANT Oiauor). on 18th st. NV.
few doors from Col. rd., opposite Ambas-
sador Theater; all leather booths, glass
brick bar; private dining room above,
also apt beautiful, kischsn latest type
syr Lease good business Raa s9sal Prize
LANDER, exclusive. Occidental Hotel. Ma.
BAR AND GRILL. quoted $500 bar busi-
ness daily: good ne. corner; rent. 5000;
s. 900 monthly; s1s.oo9 cash ash VIII handle
a4ts1i Ga.i1EE e. No4Is eJfa PURCHASED for cas- cash.
BOB HOLLANDER, Occidental Hotel MA.
RESTAURANT, LIQUOR; on 14th st., near
daily; can be increased; days; low over
head: price, $4,000, including stock; easy
terms BOB HOLLANDER, exclusive, Oc-
siaspsa1 ssa1GalsNAp H9ssl; NA 9743 gR 3scsxcv x.r,.
Established Washington hrm desires ex-
piies confidential. Box 480-C, Star. z.
RADIO and electrical sales and service.
Approved GI loan and training. Service
truck included. S1,500 will handle. WI
GROCERY. NV; eolored trade. owner
lease at $40 month. Price, $500, l., S.
sai1 snq GSE. ss. oos5. COMET REAGrY CO.
039 N. Y. ave. NV. -