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Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-13
Anchorageites Are Seriously Injured
 In Auto Accident

T hree Anchorage residents were seriously injured in an au- tomobile accident on the Glenn Highway near Eureka last Sun day evening. Their vehicle, in which four adults and five chil- dren were passengers, blew a tire and overturned, rolling down an embankment.
 Dr. R. E. Garrett of the Val ley Hospital, who gave the in- Jured emergency treatment here, said several of the cars occu- pants narrowly missed death. One passenger in the automobile said he saw the vehicle roll over a child, who had been thrown out of the car. However none of the children were injured.
 MT. and Mrs. John P. Rimmer and Mrs. Fish all suffered seri- ous neck and back injuries, the full extent of which were un- known at press-time. They were taken immediately to the 183rd General Hospital at Fort Rich ardson for further diaenosis
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-13
Coop Bid of $4.18
 Wins Spud Contract

of the best possible return to the farmer, the Producers placed a bid in these amounts for the Army contract: For the months of September, October and No Vember, S4,60 per hundred; for December, January and Febru- ary, $50 per hundred; for March, April and May, $500 per hundred.
 Army contract negotiators ad- mitted that these bids were be- low Seattle Market Center prices but the Coop bid of S418 was lower still. The difference in the price per hundred, computed over the entire amount, will reach more than S30,OOO. This figure represents a sacrifice to the growers bound to the accept ed contract, in that amount. The bid is secured by bond.
 Army specifications on the ne- gotiated contract make the grow CTS problem still more difficult. The contract calls for strictly un- blemished potatoes of No. 1 grade. Valley farmers say this
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Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-13
U. s. Will Test New Coal Deposits Near JOnesville

Extensive search for a new coal field will be conducted in the Matanuska Valley in the coming fiscal year, according to d report recently made to House subcommittee by Dr. James Boyd, director of the Blu reau of Mines. Dr. Boyd said it was necessary to conduct tests of Alaska's coal reserves immedi- ately, to see whether the terri tory has ample reserves of coal ''to meet any emergency that
 lay arise"
 The mine head said the Wish bone Hill area, which he de- scribed as being located at site southwest of Jonesville, appears to have substantial reserves. Core drilling operations are to be conducted in this field during the coming year. Dr. Boyd said coal deposits at Homer also are to be investigated this year. r It is believed that the Valley area, if it lives up to it's present promise, could supply coal to the entire Railbelt, in the event that any emergency cut off Alaska from it's coal supply from the
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-13
Drug Store Is Started

The new Neal Wright build ing began to rise on the ashes of the former structure this week. Basement excavation was com pleted last Saturday, and the work of putting in forms for the new cement structure got under way on Monday.
 Local contractors will handle the construction according to MT. Wright. Chck Sandvik and Joe Puhl are in charge of the job.
 Plans for the new building still are not ready for announce ment, owner Wright said. He was unwilling to disclose definite information, aside from the fact that a tWo-story concrete build ing is planned. It will house the drug store downstairs, as former ly, and will have office space on the second floor.
 MT. Wright was unable to place date for completion of the structure. He said work would be rushed with all possible speed. Present plans call for it's occu- pancy sometime during the pres ent calendar year.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-13
Farm Market
 To Be Opened In Anchorage

A farmers market, available to any farmer in the Valley, will be opened in Anchorage this sea- son, it was announced this week by Ed Baldwin of Alaska Seed, Inc. The market is to be located in MT. BaldWin's store at Thir- teenth avenue and I street in Anchorage.
 The entire store, or any DOT tion of it, will be made available to farmers for the establishment of produce sales booths, MT. Baldwin said. There is ample storage space for products which can be held without refrigera- tion, and there will be cold stor- age available for those products which must be refrigerated dur ing the business day.
 A nominal rental will be
 charged for booth space in the
 market. MT. Baldwin promises
 that full half of the rental
 will be spent on advertising
 for the project.
 Market space will be ready whenever there is sufficient pro- duce to sell on the Anchorage market.
 Either individuals or groups may make use of the market fa- cilities, according to its owner. The produce handled there need not be restricted to garden pro ducts. It will be possible to sell meats, poultry and dairy pro- ducts, and later any of Alaska's wild berries suitable for market. MT. Baldwin's one restriction is that the product offered for sale must be locally grown.
 The Alaska Seed structure of fers ample room for booths and for display. The structure is 16 by A feet, and has full glass front for display purposes.
 MT. Baldwin said he had called on number of Valley farmers to outline his plan, and that the idea had been enthusiastically ac- cepted by nearly everyone.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-13

The bullet failed to stop the huge beast, but it apparently dis tracted him, for he ploWed ahead to bowl Merrill over and to man. gle an arm as he passed, but he continued straight on and dis appeared into the high grass again.
 The injured men, both of them with badly torn left arms as well as other claw injuries, walked five miles to the highway where they had parked their car. They drove to Kenny Lake, the near est help. Homesteaders there gave the men first aid and they drove on to Copper Cen e r, where they stopped for further bandaging.
 From Copper Center, Craig and Merrill drove to Mile 187 on the Glenn Highway, where the lat ters wife did a bit more medi- cal patching up before driving the men to Palmer for hospital iZation.
 The encounter with the brown le has in no wise diminished either m n S enthusiasm for homeSteading, for they both have
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-13
Released by Valley Producers Association

The Valley Producers Associa- tion last week was unsuccessful in placing a bid for an Army potato contract. Three parties submitted bids on the contract, with the award going to the Matanuska Valley Farmers Co., operating Association on a flat bid of $4.18 per hundred. Walter Pippel, independent farmer who bid only for the months of Sep tember, October and November, was the third bidder.
 The first objective of the Val ley Producers Association is to obtain the highest possible return to the farmer, it's organizers state. Before Col. l.. V. Castner, marketing agent for the Produc- CTS, submitted his bid, all factors were carefully considered in or der that members of the group might be assured fair return for their produce.
 After consideration, and in ac- cordance with the expressed aim
Evening star., 1948-12-08
Atom Bomb Reports
Make Many Uneasy,
LiIienfhaI Points Out

David Lilienthal, chairman of the
Atomic Energy Commission, told
members of the Women's National
Press Club yesterday that such q
wide diversity of opinion in so short
a time regarding the atom bomb
makes the average layman uneasy,
including myself"
"At the outset, some experts pre-
dicted the atom signifled doom and
made modern man obsolete, Mr..
Lilienthal said. Nov the pendu-
lum has swung the other way. and
some military men and scientists
say, This is the bunk or It's just
another explosive.
Mr.. Lilienthal said he has deep
faith about the world" and does not
think it was created only to be de-
stroyed by man.
Mr.. Lilienthal estimated that, in
20 years, "sizeable portion Of elec-
tricity may be derived by atomic
plants"
One questioner asked the Acc
chairman "how much Russian scien-
fists know about the atom bomb?"
IF any of you have any informa-
tion on this subject I will be glad
to accept it," he replied.
The meeting was held in the May
| flower Hotel.
Student nurses in Northern Ire
! land hope to win q $40 q week
minimum wage.
Evening star., 1948-12-08

Student nurses in Northern Ire
land hope to win $40 week
minimum wage.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ROOFING. timing, roof painting, repair
ing suffering and spouting. Call MR..
TILE FOR BATHS, kitchens, etc. Beau
tify with plastic tile, at low cost. Use
the new interlockine tpatent pending)
wide color selection. genuine Dow Chemi-
cal Co. Polystyrene as manufactured by
Pittsburg Tile Co. Exclusive with the
UNITED CLAY PRODUCTS CO.. phone DI
TILE REPAIRS, work guaranteed M M J.
LOMBARDO. HO. 1891
rYPEWRiTERs cleaned. oiled and adjusted
All work guaranteed. RE l177. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. s13 14th NV
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED. csc I'D to
3 TT. wide and #. long. Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our modern machine
method. WASHINGTON SHADE g. AVN
ING CO. 202l nth st NV DU 5000
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE-Guaran-
teed 24-hr. service on all makes, factory
parts: Ii. 22l9, Z am. to IL am TO-
WOOD VALANCES for your windows; let
our designer solve your decorating prob
lem with a beautiful valance built by
HO 1920 10
Evening star., 1948-05-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
SSSS for "details
MODERN TRAINING in oeauty culture, al
subjects taught. Approved By Government
to5 q training WAR-rYNN BEAUTY
GoLLLEGE; 1910 q st. NV. pI. 1892.
steering wheels. permits, D. c., Md. and
Va. EASY METHOD SCHOOL, NO. 1894
PLAY PIANO and compose in 3 months
Also specialist in voice culture, diction,
organ. Dupont S62l 81
fRENCH-Private instruction and conver-
SatIon practice by highly cultured widow
OF European diplomat Hobart 1858
POPULAR PIANO taught in 20 lessons
lmproyising, harmony and theory incl
Results guaranteed. CHARLES NEWMAN
STUDIOS, 1906 G st. NV, ME- 470O or
IA: $500. Approved for GI training ia
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day, night and
parf5time, nt,I classes Get our free, catalogue.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 134O N. Y
ave: NE. 111S. Fstab, 1918.
DRIVING LESSoNS-Learn to drive with
ease and safety in a dual controlled car.
Call CHI 5000, KENYON-PECK. INC,
Driving School, 2s25 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
Evening star., 1948-05-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN tcont. (,

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; with
t,o1iiowing; capa6ls; no Saturdays. MI.
bRrssMskrsAdSo fiss Mar sAdSogsTME Ss1iFH remoa :ts1s
IONS: eve gowns speciality; reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving st. NV, Apt. 4. AD
FASHION ARTIST desires position as as
sistant In studio or agency: good refer
enGes. 1 Box 305;Y, Star. =
ninss to 10. Mon. through S Thurs. TDo eYe cal
Sat, afternoon only. DE. 1852.
GIRL, colored, desires photostat operator.
paTlSr paJS or dress shop; excel ref. TW.
GIRL, colored desires Job as typist; speed
4o-11 ~ 4 >, per min. Call AK. 0662' am
HotsEkEEPER, drivers permit; North or
i0T Box s5S sHDeroF
HoUsEKEEPER, widow, white. willing
worker; S5G; adult family; ogopd nurse; live
Nj xssK RoMaS ReT assH breaNns sa5 up
family; congenlal home pref to high wages,
NURSE hospta ip8 Dfrafa5 fraipnf st. o5g nw
dr,'s refs. wishes chronic invalid case;
day duty. HI 3494. o.
NERsE; Nsp7s sraduste, white, middle age, ca
PRAcricAi SuRsR Sfisfces as eompanion, COZ %n2e Ink
eo eioerly or seml-inValid or convalescent.
PKAcTltcasIi Ph atsi S1RsE sHaF wishes case not OBJ
SIetrlcal Can DE. O3OO, Ext. 212.
PRACTICAL NURSES available: trained
graduates: day or night duty; reasonable
rates DI 1874, MISS BEE, weekdays only
SECRETARY, experienced. tipping and
shorthand to do at home; will pick up
snd T.5 EIeIi deIiyer Ak. 0I45 9'
or personnel; 7 yrs. exper.; prefer busi-
ness organization; permanent residence
TYPING, shorthand English French trans
latlons at home, or part time; exper
secy. MI. Ol72, 10-1 or after 6 pm.
YOUNG LADY, %. college grad, ABB
commercial art journalism. desires perm
position artist or related field; layout. COL
orlSt, proofreader. receptionist: pleasant
appearance and personality. Call HO.
WANTED-Part-tim ofice position: reg
nurse; experienced. Box 291-z, Star. -
WOMAN, neat, light colored, part-time
work, store, club, cafe, office. maid, baby
BKPR.-TYP:; 10 yrs. exper; can handle
PBx: S45-S50 wk. to start. Call NO.
2S2! MISS PENWELL before 7 pm
Evening star., 1948-05-07
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, Al home improvemnts from
basement 70 ROOT; no money down, z years
to pay. HAMILTON CONT. CO., RE. 4477,
ASKEw HOME sERvICE-Painting and
paperlng; floor sanding, waterprooflng
reasonable rates; prompt service. ST. 9799.
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYS, parking lots, ten
ms ms court. courts and and resurfacing;, All work
FNf WsSRasss snd Cor aoncTste see s.
coMN1Y es5sfSfd PAyS 6o pcompt seEy6e 4s6
BEAUTIFUL FLaGsroNE, FLA 81 oS del delivered to
youT y0ar driveway very reasonable. Call AID.
CALL the HyDALE CONTRACTORS for
and dormers our speciality; reas: esti-
CARPENTRY, Special prices, free esti- s
DESCRIPTION. Call JOHN j. CROSS, Green
6eNrG4 Pei, 224l ,SnH or 3597: .-I2
ment ,driveways, ,porches, retaining walls,
Pps sdR5slnsgs all kinds of
yis Nd Phone (. Rockvifie HHFaS5 S5ss lane A?Sk
sstsps5; s floors. psvins,s retainins s, Wails,
saysTts precasting! PRGfTT uceSSshRtRs, coNsTRUc
TON CO, Concrete Contractors, Alexan-
fEscEs. FEN Es' IT HE' typssp,ck.t n9s7 wire ,b.r
=.
link; immediate erection, S125 per run
ning #; Carpentry and concrete work The
ssInLT,RTTE 81 RI o6T FENCE AND CONSTRUCTION
FLOOR SERWCI-Notning but the best
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning, par
auet installations. Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS INC. 1912 Wiscon-
HOME REMoDLfHNG. rec. rms, attics.
baths. kit remodelng. cabinets and ap-
pllanees r:It Altico wall tile. all colors; rubber
tile flooring; free estimates SUBURBAN
CONSTR. CO.. UN: 1882. days or ewes
HOME REMODELING-Painti carpen-
try masonry, roofing, building general con-
trsetins ns,,!I zkiied white MECHANICS EAST
HYATTSV1LLE CONTRACTING co.
Painting. papering. roofing, and siding; all
mates: WA. s4s6, days or evening.
PAPERING Pc ING AND PAINTING, general re
DO my own work; IA; 772O:, -l3,
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have the
material Call Sligo 1872. w. D. TAYLOR,
T1ESTfnT s99 ESreenTyood aoM aye Takems Park Nd:
from foundation to roof. Call HARRIS &
HARRIS, Contractors ST. 74S9 or RA
2Of0 any time IA
Evening star., 1948-05-07
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; DOCKS started, kept
part time. tax returns prepared, state
RecousTsNT Tss 1S 2o4 Service
m oosSs sHdts s''iif HF Wash S3s hr''uai cH
BIRIcKLAYERs want work to contract
CHaUFFEuR, white, 81 yrs old: 20 yrs.
family; $ It tail. neat and nondrnker; IS Tinker
has D. c. and I. D. card. CAN CO. O775.
EXEC. sECY, young married man with
sltion as admin, asst. and secy. to busy
executive; yrs. eXper. as secy. -steno
ntlGG ,nar ing msri ps aects admin asst good ap-
HARD DRIVING EXECuTIvE, cosmopoli-
tan background; wide experience exccu-
wholesale, manufacturing warehouse opcr-
alton desires position assistant to key
executive, available at $4,000 to start.
HEATING SALESMAN. now employed,
Nh; WiIh SIX years experience desires posi-,
Of heating engineering; 2ia years COL
leEe; late model auto. Box 404-Y. Star o.
meS bgs ESFf b2 Tesbt wfnted in sRa apart
MAN. colored, age 40. truck driver,
man: man: sober; steady worker; ref. TR.
SALES EXECUTIVE. mature well edu-
cated, Washington resident - years, en-
vlahle sales record. Can organize, reor-
ranize or handle present stat. Experi-
enced in handling both tanSibleS and
intanGihleS. Proposition must be in $40,
Star
VETERAN, colored. desires on-the Job
traL nc. nody-fender work VI $500 :.
EXPERIENCED construction superintend-
ent, inspector. sales engineer. civil enri-
neerine BACKGROUND. desires permarcn,
s.9MIrpSRG,tGlo,n? .MrR,G,?s II TE II 4e3s. - srov II.
20 typing speed, 1870 wpm; shorthanc
speed, $50 w.p.m; S yrs. exper as secy
and court reporter. Box 427-Y, star o.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BUTLER AND YARDMAN, colored, D c.
permit, good local ref. CO. sO65, to S
pm o..
GIRL, colored, wants days work, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, or fountain part
time. AT. 6l90
GIRL. colored, wants afternoon work and
Saturday work. Call DE. 2S92
GIRL, colored, wishes days work expert
enced; references furnished DE 9637.
GIRL, colored, wants days work cleaning
and laundry, no cooking; work five days
week. Twining O5l4 T.
LAUNDRESS wants shirts and fine linens
brought to her home NO 9264 -
WOMAN. colored, wants work Tues, Wed
Thurs, Fri, $50 am. to 2:30 pm; $50
and carfare; also would like to clean small
office twice week, evenings Tues and Fri.
good refs. Call Sat. daytime. RE. 47Sl. .
Evening star., 1948-05-07
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO PORTLAND, ORE, via
Chicago: 1e47 Buick; can take ,. MI
LEAVING FOR MAINE about June 13, can
take ] or two Call MIKE. MI. 97O6 %
DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES and San
Francisco, take passengers, share ex-
penseS Call MACK. GE. 1927
" RESPONSIBLE medical students will
carefully drive your car to California after
MAY 20. RE. 1909.
GOING TO NEW YORK, leaving Sat
morning, returning Sunday; Buick Al
cony; have made trip many times. After
TIA 10Ir
Evening star., 1948-05-07
HELP DOMESTIC.

K-GHW., experienced: have BcndiX:
SIay Tsek s q cgi nishtT T TeteGenceS' 'a-day
COOK C NV, live eli in, e exper.. local refs;
good salary. Call OR 1884 -
C0Ok-G.H.W.; live in; :! adults in family;
room and bath on Bird A.; S25 wE.; refs.
req settled woman pref. Call OIL. s529.
CooK-G.H.w.. SOS wk.; live in; ref; fond
Of children. WI 774s ia
COOK AND G.H.W., live in. lovely home I;
no laundry S25 week: refs. Wo. 92S4.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, no cooking; Ben
DIX washer; 512-day week: live in; must
be fond of children Ghere are ~; finished
basement 61s room with bath, Sl5 week
G.H.w,. cook live in; fond of children;
r Fefi w S@2 pd@b.,Se per week dy EN-; 5II4 - =
auired WI. 1925.
CIV. small apt; light cooking, wash
small children; 5i2 days, stay evenings
Sncss ony yshe1r.d xhen NECESSARY excellent refer
tthesda; experience and references required;
go = q " week Eoo Can OIL, $500. -
G.H,w.- COOK, live in: settled; fond OF
enimTen eFenEes We NPS'2t$ 74s4 So week ref
G.H;W. COOK. settled. fond of children,
must nave references, stay = nights; SO
week & and carfare. Call IA. 653S before
GIRL, fond Of children; cleaning and light
cGoklns; GIo must live in; refs: SO wk Call
GIRL to live in. to do housework. from 1s
to %. For further information, call GE.
GIRL, eolored, experienced. to care for
small children and upstairs work: must
live in; share comfortable quarters with
very nice girl who cooks and does down
n
be good with children Kensington, Md !,
aoas aTea, S4od Q = /, salary sal @ oR. 5000; -
Gent and absolutely Trustworthy, for posi-
ton in Fayre, Pa Excellent quarters SAL
ary and home for the right person in home
Of adults a., Please inquire for details and
HOUsEMAN, chauffeur butler small fami-
" willing to go to New England for en-
IRE summer city refs. req; hieh salary.
HOT sEWoRKER and plain cook for couple.
small apt, off NJ. Pleasant carline; laun-
references. 1916 Hobart St NV
LADY, young, colored, wants to clean
doctors ONCE s or n, baby sitter from pm.
MIDDEE-AGED WOMAN. white. r for s.h g. ~ w: '
tor ! person; stay nights. Call at l225
MaB eE p ss or sefed ehG9s L pa5 me- Cook
ing: exper. with children; live in; 5i2 days;
good salary refs; required. 81. ,.o47, $
ms faRG city Ss res Ell FOND Of PnR cRdPen eGSh
553s 16th. st. NV, GE. e446. =
MAID, refined, white, live in; beautiful
room: to care for child; small salary. Call
AD 1902. .
MAVPRfY MAEP tGF k P6 R9esy. mfy live nk
Rockville, Nd, WI. 1907 -12
cooking 3 adults and j child; fully auto auto
Rrs Saa,hGr Gyer obef Hfs5 helm live in
Local references. Salary. $50 RA. 1885
WOMAN for & h W and care OF . children:
mist I'VE in. good pay RA. 500. -
WOMAN, SC and l0C store eXper.; as
sStant manager in outlining store; state
experience. Post Office Box 6425, T st.
Station. %
WOMAN for gh W, cooking: working
adults; 6-day week; Bendix washer; 10 till
after dinrer; So per week: live in op-
tional: recent local references Phone
MRS. PoNACK, RE. 9732, 10 am. til =,
cOLORED MOTHER wants middle aged
woman to live in, care for 2-year-old boy
in exchange for room and board and small
salary. Call LU. 1885 from pm. to 8
pm. .
Evening star., 1948-05-07
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

ACCOUNTING NG-BoOKKEEPING clerk, some
typlng required; clerk -typist, cashier, auto
motive agency, hospital or hotel expert
ence: clerk-typists, stenographerS, Secre-
tarieS. positions in Bethesda, Silver Spring
and washington area; engineers, top SAL
aries aerodyramicistS, electroniCS me-
chanlcal, physicists. FIELDS EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY. 1890 Wisconsin ave.
Bethesda. OIL. S63s licensed agencv). %
better school and office positions oO4
Colorado Building, 14th and G. RE. 393s.
NEW ADDRESS-BOYD SCHOOL OF
COMMERCE, BOYD SCHOOL OF AC-
COUNTING. BOYD EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, ; floors, over Zlotnick's the furrier
cor. 18th and G NV. 700 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADDRESSING ENVELOPES and tvping at
home; will pick UP and deliver: very rea-
soneble: UN. 1"5n. Also Skip-tracine.
Pay only for verified information. s.
BfLINGUAL SECRETARY will accept sec
retarisl work or typlns by the job or
Star. o.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINE, 194s model, new. Z
columns. regular price, $40; only 500.
ADDING MACHINES. new and rebuilt. all
makes: sales, rentals. repairs: terms. Our
CO. co. 14s1 Z. Capitol st.. Ii oos2. $50
to Including Saturday.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. caicuIators cleaned
oiled and adjusted. AL work guaranteed
RI 1l77. UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
DOMESTIC

MRS. PEARL c. FRANCES Service Bureau
supplies trained help for most exclusive
clientele. 1881 18th st. NV, CO. O4T4. I.
EXPERIENCED COLORED HELP for
domestic and public work NO 36ta,
NATURAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, ~
Evening star., 1948-05-07

NO. II, GROC., semiself-service mixed
section; $4,000 wkly. nus.: closed Sun
cash. and carry; nice apt. available; Low
rental: priced very low for fast sale
$4,000 cash down. terms.
NO. 81, self-service groc: no beer
white NV. section; modern fixtures; 81 800
wkly. bus. short hours; can double bus. by
good operator; $4,000 down, easy terms
Exclusive. For more details call Lndlel
with BILL SIMONS. EX 6lS1.
Evening star., 1948-05-07

BUILDING MATERIAL-plsman old
St. Anne's Orphanage on Washington Cir
Gle; nard red hf-dmade brick, Colonial
doors with jambs. complete windows, ex-
pipe. plumbing. fixtures, fire escapes. oak
and pine flooring; marble mantels. WALL
ooa5d, nuS, A-inch plywood' elevator. laundry
BUILDING MATERIALS at 500 savings.
Gut high building costs with used ma
flower Hotel, Washington's .iarsest COM
ste ns repsI Rs oe 9T E1o build
ktehsn sns rsdiss9n a:
re mon .aad soad bard bl
Flooring, wood, lath, interior trim. win
building items and 6s5ssRs ; ESs, on lons ana
sTransed, Salesman On job daily. 9 70 5;
toI enahy asos. = E Ex AsKS"' s7s2 HOO 50 cap
BULLDOZER, WK Alice Chalmers, with
baker blsee po* WORKING a. Antoinette
Sc o; Owner 'toEiG opeTstips nsAt same me- e"i "
CAMERA, Kline Ezakta, 35 nm. with II 5
lens; s275 or best OFFER for quick sale.
extension Bellows fs 45 PENS sns '{Rs lash o0H1s sun
3 color filters. polarizcd flter sun shade;
81 j s99d 9UndiGn sSs ssS 4G AlSO IT42a EIIs
4405 Kansas ave. NV RA 1871.
"a. new condition, coupled Iapgefnder;;
lens, parailax corrected finder film pack
sadget bag: extra Kodachrome and pan
VIII sell for sl75, Also iox50 Dientz
value for sos. Telephons Pleasant ESQ.