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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-18
Education to be
Program Feature
OF Turkey Show

An educational program will be
featured this year at the Wash
ington Turkey show scheduled for
December /, 2, and at Sunny
side, Frank Webster, Benton coun-
ty extension agent, is advised by
John p. Miller, assistant extern
sion poultryman at Washington
State College.
Webster said that this program
On December 2 win provide a
broad picture of the turkey in
dustry in the Pacific Northwest
and British Columbia and will in
clude discussion of marketing
piece turkey by Harold Wallkup,
WSC agricultural economist, and
a talk on the Sat More Turkey"
campaign by William Gerts, vice
president Of the National Turkey
federation.
The program will also include
talks on Idaho's turkey industry
by Prof. c. e. Lampman, head of
the University Of Idaho depart
ment of poultry husbandry; in
the British Columbia turkey in
dustry by Prof e. A. Llyod, Of
University Of British Columbia;
and on the WSC turkey program
by Prof. J. S. Carver, chairman
Of the WSC department Of poul-
try bnsbandry.
Guest speaker at the banquet
the evening of December 2 will
be Stanley Marsden, from the
U. S. Department of Agriculture
station at Beltsville. Md, who
will discuss research at the sta
ton, which is the main USDA
station for poultry research.
Junior day will be held the f.
nal day, when junior exhibitors
will compete in judging contests.
Other judging will begin the first
day and be finished by noon the
second day. !
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-18
Get Cars Ready
For Winter Says
Chief Of Patrol

Dropping temperatures indicat,
that Old Man Winter is just
around the corner" Chief H. W.
Algeo of the Washington State
Patrol warned today.
Gear owners who have not We,
prepared their vehicles for winter
driving should do so now" Chief
A1geo urged.
Inadequate traction and re-
duced visibility are the two ma
jor threats faced by winter driv-
ers," he pointed out. ."To secure
safe performance on wet pave
ments, it is necessary that brakes
be equalized for Simultaneous
gripping and that tires have good
treads. Tire chains should be
carried In every car, ready for
use when severe snow or ice con-
ditions develop. They win pro-
vide more adequate stop-and-g
traction and help reduce traffic
deups and skid wrecks"
For good visibility, Chief Alseo
emphaSized that Windshield wip-
ers should function smoothly and
be able 70 carry added loads Of
sleet and snow, defrosters and
frost shield should be properly
placed, headlamps should be prop
erly focused and be in WORKING
order on both country and city
beams, and tail lights should be
in good condition and kept clean
to warn nighttime drivers who
may be approaching from behind"
With equipment in good shape,
the winter motorist is admonished
to adjust speed to changing road
and weather conditions, reduce
speed after dark, avoid sudden
starts and stops, slow down for
intersections and railroad grade
crossings, lengthen distance be-
tween vehicles, be on the alert
for pedestrians, and never take
unnecessary risks in traffic.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-18
Start Now To
Build Pastures
For Next Year

It's that time Of year when
farmers must think about taking
their herds off pasture In order
that the plants can build up
strength for another year, and
it's also time to take inventory
Of the pasture for next years
planning, according to Frank Web.
ster, Benton county Extension
sion agent. ~
He said Benton county farmers
know more than ever after ex-
perience with excellent pastures
this year how valuable good
healthy pastures can be In In
fluencing production.
"But the only way we can main.
tain q good pasture for next year
IS to allow the natural process Of
plant development to return to
the root systems sufficient reserves
to survive the winter and be ready
to produce next spring."
He explained this means that
the grasses and legumes must be
able to grow and manufacture
carbohydrates to be transferred to
the root system.
Leaf growth protects the root
system in another way. It acts
as blanket to slow down the rate
Of temperature change near the
root system and checks the alter
nate freezing and thawing, which
is so damaging to crops and espec-
tally to young plants.
For planning next years pas
lures, Webster has received from
]. L. Chapman, extension agrono-
mist at Washington State College.
this List Of check-off points:
Win your pasture be sufficient
next year for the number Of ami
mails you win have then?
Does your present pasture sun
have a good stand Of desirable
species or is it being taken over
by less desirable aggressive grass
es?
Is the grass legume balance
about what you like to have? II
not, will fertilizer alone re-estab-
lish this balance? Chapman par
ticularly likes dressing pastures
in the fall with good manure.
Is your rotation set up for most
convenience for you and best uti-
lization of the pasture?
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-18

UNI ssQo3ed 9ssu1 sslIp sseIS
su3 sv .sse1s sua 70 dol su4 IsAo
greyish and are irregular in size,
varying from an inch in diameter
to several feet.
Dollar spot is about the size OF
dollar and usually is fairly regu-
lar in shape although the spots
may run together. It looks quite
similar to brown spot. In the NOR
ming when the dew is on the grass
the dollar spots look like spots
of white mold. AS the grass dries
the mold appears to disappear and
the grass turns to a bleached
straw color, as. contrasted with
the darker color of brown which
some of the other diseases cause.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-18

the THANKSGIVING feast just as well as ten or
the number present. ts the spirit OF
blessings received that really counts Plan your k f
right down to the last o
Your linen china and silver must at tins Iev eas
sn;ced and other it's
shes during dinner the fruit after dinner
crab bsque onion SOUP An
entre Of chicken plus all the TRIMMINGS
manner
tradition and have Of cheese TO
and black coffee Silver shown here Coronauo"
! sax
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-18

Three new seismograph stations
are being built In Washington by
the University Of Washington.
When completed they win make
the Pacific Northwest one Of the
worlds most highly observed
earthquake areas.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-18

"A special department has been
created in the University Of Wash
ington College of Engineering t.
make continuous studies Of popu-
lation trends and community
growth in Washington. It win aid
in tabulating the 1850 census.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-18

About IL billions Of dollars In
war bonds were sold to Naval per-
sonnet in the Navy's war bond
program from September, 194l, to
July, 1947.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-18

Painless Jumps may be an early
sign Of cancer. A doctor should
be consulted Immediately, the
American Cancer Society points
nut. ....
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-18

The Naval Ordnance Test ID.
ton. Inyokern, Calf. roughly
equals the state Of Rhode Island
In 81 -
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-18

The value Of clothing issued to
new enlistees in the Navy during
1916 was $143.20 per man.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
sy tho Asseeis,ed Pres.

II
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Mar. ia
stony sheath around the bullet
SCARED heart Of Harry Beshara
has been removed by modern surg
cry
Successful removal of q layer of
limestone" encasing the 30-year-
old convict's heart was reported
by surgeons at Ohio State Uni
versity.
The three-hour operation was
performed at University Hospital
February "A by the 'Kinsman Hall
Group" Of surgeons. They are staff
members Of the University's De-
partment of Research Surgery.
II feel thousand per cent bet
ter" Beshara said. He had been
paroled to the hospital from Ohio
Penitentiary, where he Is under
q three-year sentence for unarmed
robbery.
Beshara cheated death back In
1882 when he was in the news as
the boy with q bullet in his heart"
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Surgeons Remove Stony Sheath
From Heart of Ohio Convict

When he was IA and lived ir
Youngstown. Ohio. he was shot
accidentally by playmate. The .21
caliber bullet lodged in his heart
Beshara recovered, however, and
was able to return to school and
later on to hold factory Jobs.
Six or seven years ago lime de-
posits began to form in the peri
cardium, the protective covering OF
the heart.
The hardening of the protecting
layer and a contraction Of the bull
let scar gradually began to
"strangle" the heart. When Beshara
put his hand on his chest he was
unable to feel his heart beating.
He was received at the peniten-
tiary April 10, 1946. When his ILL.,
ness became acute, he was sent
to University Hospital last Feb
ruary 4.
Beshara's recovery was described
by surgeons as steady. Formerly
virtually crippled by poor circula-
ton Of the blood, Beshara today
Evening star., 1948-03-18
AUS. Bishops Named
By Pope; Aide Here 10
Head Des Moines See

The elevation of four American
priests to the episcopacy was an
nounced today by the Most Rev
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, Apos
tolic Delegate to the United States
Those elevated by Pope Plus are
The Rev. Edward c. DAILY, o. p.
secretary to the Apostolic Delegation
here since 1923, to be Bishop O
Des Moines. He succeeds the Mos
Rev. Gerald T. Bergan, recently
named archbishop of Omaha.
The Rev. Leo John Steek, pastor
Of the Church of st. Gabriel the
Archangel, st. Louis, to be auxiliary
bishop OF Salt Lake, Utah.
Named to Oregon.
The Rev. Leo Fabian Fahey, pas
tor OF Sacred Heart Church, Hat
tiesburg, Miss, to be coadjutor with
right Of succession to Bishop joseph
F. McGrath Of Baker City, Greg.
The Rev. John Francis Dearden,
rector OF st. Mary's Seminary,
Cleveland, to be coadjutor with
Itgut Oh succession TO B1ShOp Hugh
G. Boyle Of Pittsburgh.
A native of Cambridge, Mass.
Bishop-elect Daily, So, entered the
novitiate of the Dominican Order
IN 1914 and was ordained at the
Dominican House of Studies In
Washington in 1921.
Bishop-elect Steck, so, was born
In st, Louis and is graduate of
Kenrick Seminary, Webster Groves,
Mo. He was ordained in 1924.
Studied at Catholic U.
Bishop-elect Fahey, so, q native
Of Bay ST. Louis, Miss, studied at
Kenrick Seminary, the North Amer
lean College in Rome. Italy, and
Catholic University. He was or
dained In 1925.
Bishop-elect Dearden, II, was
born in Valley Falls, r. l., and
studied at st. Mary's Seminary,
Cleveland, and at the North Amer
lean College in Rome. He was o.
Ao}rAa %,s 1A4p
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Escaped Bank Robber
Captured in San Antonio
RY tha Asseeiaiad Prs,,


SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Mar. 49,
An escaped bank robber who wa
the subject Of q nation-w wide search
by the Federal Bureau Of Investi-
cation was captured here yesterday,
according to Charles E. Weeks. spe-
cial FB1 agent.
MIR. Weeks said Edward Garrett
Hoskins, 81, was captured ~ he sat
chatting with friends. The FBI
agent said Hoskins was sentenced
in 1910 to serve q 25-year sentence
for a Kentucky bank robbery and
assault.
HE escaped through . hail OF
small-arms fire from the medical
center for Federal prisoners at
Springfield, Mo-, on January II, Mr..
Weeks said.
Evening star., 1948-03-18

understand and explain the red.
eral Constitution.
The IA, whose applications 10 bs
accepted as qualified voters wers
denied, said they felt they had
given satisfactory answers to ques-
tions asked by the board Of regis.
trars here.
Evening star., 1948-03-18

and president Of the Voters ant
Veterans Association, said last
night the Il rejected Monday would
Join In a suit filed by 10 Others
earlier this month to have the
courts declare. the amendment IL
legal.
The Boswell amendment, adopted
IN November. 1916, requires pro-
spective registrants to be able to
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Friendship Citizens Back
'Anfisubversive' Plan

The Friendship Citizens Associa.
ton last night supported the pro-
posed "antisubversive" amendments
to the constitution Of the Fedora
ton Of Citizens Associations.
The association also favored the
adoption Of summer daylight saving
time for the District.
The meeting was held in the jan
ney School, Wisconsin avenue and
Albemarle street NV, and was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Ruth Vanier. presi-
dent.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
14Alabalna Negroes Denied
Vote After Studying Year
by the Assoeictsd Press

MOBILE, Ala, Mar. 18.-Four-
teen Negroes rejected for registra-
ton as voters under Alabama,s Bos-
well amendment have been study
ing the Constitution for more than
q year. a spokesman disclosed last
night.
j. J. Thomas, Negro contractor
Evening star., 1948-03-18

Is ahls to walk about the hospital
But he has to undergo one more
operation. It will bs for removal
OF . bullet in the femorai artery
In the upper part Of his left leg.
1t Is the same bullet that struck
his heart Is years ago.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
TOday's Quote
From Poor Richard

"A man may, If he knows not how to
as he gets keep his nose all his life
to the grindstone and die not worth
groat at last"
Benjamin Franklins Almanack
1t is too late to start saving part Of your
income Systematically For full information about Sys
tematic Saving, phone District 1870 FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS ASSOCIATIONS $40 18th Street NV
between and G. Highest Earnings Paid Consistent
With Highest Safety"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

DREssMAKING, design, remod.. altsra-
tons eve s9wns specisity' res an MIS- MiSs
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT. young lady, de-
sIrps positlon with well-known concern; ex-
perlence and references meet highest quail
hcations; $500 minimum. Box 23l r.
GIRL. colored. wants domestic: fountain.
waitress. or counter work. RIA. 1904
GIRL, colored, wishes work with ! family
tues, Thurs, Saturday, 8 to 4. AID. 1929.
GIRL, colored, desires position card punch
ms or filing, or maid in professional Of
nee Box 2s0-R. Star. g.
GIRL, colored, desires Job as maid in Of
nee or store. Phone FIR. 5000; l.,
counter girl in cleaners. Call AT. 3776.
lady, desires addressing envelopes at
home; long hand. Gil. O923.
MAID, eolored, wants job as bus girl,
SthsF for s sf''ys s gs0H Ole
PRACTICAL NURSES available, trained
graduates: day or night duty: reasonable
rates. DI. 1884. MISS DAVIS, weekdays
TWo GIRLS, colored, high school grad
vans Want perm VI jo ssef L. ss4s win eApe'
WOMAN MAN dss p sos days or nights work
1oT T in dPd Ts r so g2ston 5000 y .r
REL. GIRL, coiored. desires position as
file or dry cleaning clerk. DE. 1917 after
EXP TYPIsT and PIX operator; evening
work; good reference. LII. 9l61, after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESS oRIEsM0Deeptreezs bags. ., boxes
Sif 81; + ! sas 81 fsis SsS
.1s.. h2o 1pi F Fbah: b. sss
sste ssF ( ION Italian make. 40 bass,
s aSDN s:S M9AcHfkr f bSrloushs desk mode.
Mr. Mr. DAVIDSON, Hopwood's Store, ME.
az sis7 co stf rs n's sehr.mm Model %
hours; looks and runs, like new. Also one
asDi SO G ss Of '2 has. one c hsSss
l AZ c u P5soR phase. 10 volts:
n s,sr srun cs Mr. N sesaFaa AZ ~
p SdgE. T. cooKsEY, 1855 Fla. ave. ne.
AIR CoNDiTIoNER. Westinshoyses;o win
dow model, Is hip; excel. cond'; sl9o. ca
Az coxp1r.oNEs, sl e ..l he 81 rh,lse
T 1sl. hP I $751; sss rsass
p S.si oI $3.50 1870 Aps:, $3.50; Apex
bayfts Aec CO..
AK Mhs'oe coSb SIS ph.le9s sna
service facilities. 1t pays to deal where
g. g oassoN i co re- iss since 80
Temp; good working condition. Call Mr..
W %lHR:Tto pT fs5s uNrr-c.rri.T. 10
ton self contained water cooled. copsisrins
Of two 5-ton condensing units. with thers
mo- ros'I also i Diehl s air eirculator. s4-n.
ran; Price ., very reasonable for quick sale.
ANT1oTE DOUBLE BED, so5; electric
range uSed 16 months. Oficer'S uniforms,
ANrf to Va' new shop for European
glassware. silver, furniture: Georgia ave,
n1so eE2ss fsrp Essa re siaeFR hi is
RS11a a1llS s ss WILLARD HALL Il p ANT1our
SHOP. Lovettsville, Va are reasonably
P,1sS Hitch pctu n coma names s , on. sOio
mahogany oval shared mirror, two chill 4
arsns desks ons lsahsT s9 s sas all
ANfTouEs s0 dresser. 'S vanity,
chest. table, sis to s25. Lee. sec: mshes.'
Ss5: Queen Ann mshog. desk, SIS No.
Is 7th st. ne. L. $3.50. Open to 9 2 m.
ANTIoUEs-pealers. take advantage of
our August sale for your fall needs KAY IsAY
s ss..n marble, red marbls and II blssk mar m
ss box Il q Nc =? sai
BABY CARRIAGE, Hedstrom, gray, padded,
| like new, cost $50, sell s25; outside
clothes tree. SIS; Eleetrolux vacuum, $3.50.
30l9 Tennyscn st. NV. EN-. 3453. -
BATHROOM OUTFIT, complete good con-
dition. Q NJ st. NV. Priced reasonable.
| BATHTUBS, used: leg: complete with new
! fittings; S24.95. Also toilet outfits and
basins. ACE WRECKING q BLDG. MAT:
| BATHTUBS. new and used. $40 up: basins,
| toilets showers, stalls, pipe. BLOCKS.
3056 NJ st; NV. MI: 7I4I:
| Of business, sacrifice prices; dryers. chairs
vanities. sinks. supplies. etc. 5e22 Ga
ave. NV. ia. $751;, -s
excellent condition; S26. 1858 Park pl
| ia. 5S43.
BED, mshosany sinsle bed. coil sprins and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
EARN and GARDEN.

CREAM SEPARATOR. cleo. Mccormick
reg. Holstein bull. mo. old. oW. b233.
FOR sALE-rarm tractor, Leader. 1s4s
model. 3O-hp. Hercules engine. hydraulic
lift, power tskc-on Ike new. Elk. 643s.
BANK RUN GRAVEL for d,tv.wsys ana
lanes; delivered and spread. Also eindssrs'
WAGONS. al steel. rubber =, .!E ~; ssS2ss,
s ssl.a s sss %5IaH c9a st w. s
s 's:, nd TEEN sgnes Ell S! e. ss s
a asxsp atssfF fsRpa.eceroRs - pl.ns. y1. and
dardenaid. ~ and - h;o: with olowi
s s,.s sS4s sssiI ge .
CLosE-oUT sALE--Wholesale or retail;
The world-faTous Ro.otiilsr dsm3 n or,
oTs n Price SIS af Sales s.G plis. sssS
wash. d, C. Only few lsft. either 20
ms as ma iash s's an ot. amm.h
TOR SALES CORP. 1916 I4th st. n v"
a.: I'd ,.d sas q; Must p g: ct :. ss. e S
ssssbfs slassG1oss Il Id p, move, ne. ls ss
mower eul.ivator, etc; AysilaStsi ismam ss
DEMON, ROTOTILLER, new warranty.
SIS of list; new Rototillers. Rotostte.
lawn mowers. farm mach'y trucks; free
demon: bargain prices. CENTRAL MO-
TOR CO. 5000 Lee hwy. Ari, CHI. 1000.
sla.5o; delivered; also Ill dirt By load
Is i16vtt iLs7' A1kre essT' vIoLErs-4o .y.rl.-
ties, 81 each and Up. Guaranteed disease
am pest free. Grown In our own green.
houses. rice list available. BEHNKD
NURSERIES, wash.-Balt blvd, Beltsviils,
Nd. Open Sun. and ewes Phone foyer
gEScE POSTS =. FOE or :aIsE-u,sd $50 r sSs
|oNsT. Co. phone ewes. AID. 1908. p
rOPs0IL, nj! dirt. sand, manure. blue
ttene and road gravel by yard, ton or load.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
MIscFLLANEoUs FOR SALE.

. .s.ss .htasa 81 sr Rsslss5 ssA
G. WEBSTER 4 SONS. INC. 627 r 81.
WI RsrE * Htt sihE gas, Dr.v.r all SHE'S,
ssss!; 's'tslss'Ss l !3HF 80 s wskRss S
T. WEHRLE & Son, 1856 wis. ave.
Va War EEL HEATERS, electric. brand . new
livery; OF. Hotpoint: Westinshouss in su
s.ss c Easy s, terms N EE ss CENTER
Chef gas rsnse: bedrm;. kit.,. dinstte SCI
ns Hsese ro shss Ga Sci st ' toasy Stu.
sofa bed and wine-blue lounge Ghais; IN
sGSeE aGns iash bEsaso
sslid m.hSssny sabinss' s ssss s1l4S nes;
6 a1sa. i. S.ns .assrs s E'si-
waite party. Rugs are being handled BY
Neshan g. Hintlian Oriental Rus shop:
IIss Conn ave. nv Russ So are 81 N ssos
nap. soft colors, chemically washed. Pre-
war German dyes were used. You are IN
y,sd 70 n x. ss and e gss: s Ss
Of oval Cobalt blue embossed Oriental
fan and oer ds,s1 sx' sos Ssss;
also offers several beautiful gold cloth
Japanese Obies. which can be tailored into
lovely evening wraps. See them todayl
MODERN ovERsTUFFED sofa and club
chair, recently. reupholstered; bookcase.
end table. excel cond., reas. priced. IA.
CHEAP FOR QUICK sALE-Mahossny
desk and lamp. Parker pen case. 4 T..
sizes; Norge space heater; 5 swords and
| spear; kelvinator refrigeTstor; rare de
loaded glass chandelier, 1-ton chain block
and ball; 2, and 3 pully blocks and ball
scstylene tanks and gauges; Sin. wise;
. snvils, 100 ID. and $50 ID; 1 Champion
CHASE ! TRANsF,TR AND STORAGE Co.
East ave. and Leland ST., Chevy chssss.
HUSBAND TRANSFERRED - Must sell
immed.. sofa bed, 3-pc. bedrm. suite, kit.
set: rug and mat. 9x12, Apex washer. AZ.
1878 3
1887 FORD MOTOR radiator. 81. 4s7s.
SIMMONS BED-HI studio couch. s3S. Lu,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY store
and Sundays, sH. 623s. Ask for Mr..
sAksEk sHor for ss. sale, leeatea in shop,
EiDo 2 sfR VIZ G sHeFB mA NV ns oc.
nee. Cali IA. Ills or Me oa1S -
GROCERY, no beer; modern apt; immed
eSn do 0etser sS With COUPLE. section
lated with apt. houses; Owner means bust
ress and will sell with 81 900 down pay
y co. ~ IL, 9Th st: NV nv" ST s7S7;
GRocERY STORE. modern; perfect NV.
can be easily increased: excel. financing;
Gall ST 7245; ewes, ia. @762. TlPP
LARGE COUNTRY sToRE-For general
Fl c essh "a FXR IF * Really co.. Fs
s SODA r ot EA lS CONCESSION in new
rercentase, real oppor. for right party,
Must be responsible, have some capita
and refs. Call MR.. CONAN TW. 1913.
SILVER SPRING AREA-A tearoom, l
lse aintns rm private dining rms;
fpeedg sa and bath 'ns End Il door, ' full
bsmt with 3 complete rms; IL acres
OF sround. Priced to sell Immediately For
information, call ALLNuTT 4 MAusT'
section in Arlington. wonderful location
for right party; has to be seen to be
appreciated. NJ r BRoYHILL & SONS,
CHiLDREN's STORE. in Arlington shop
pins center; now doing good business.
nf E Tsoi2a tGF ss soas e eE'f $500
WELL ESTABLISHED, profitable. real
estate agency, doing large volume Of
business, needs trained sales manager;
might consider selling half interest; per
courteous. and have = positive outlook;
opportunities unlimited. Please state quail
ifcattons, ase and exper. Box 2b6-G,
BEAUTY SALON. lower Conn. ave; reas.
rent, good lease estab. location; terms
george z MILLER Union B. d. B. Sup
SguviESILE SHOP. new, modern, in North
lease. with option; unlimited possibilities
for increase in business. Price. 5000,
stock and fixtures; forced to sell due to
IExReiS Ef Moron SoroR COURT, operatins
and substantial cash Exclusive with
A!eX;: Va ov. .O07 and Alex. ol97.
house has opportunity for exp. salesman
SMALL sSH LIN MA Ssaf BUSINESS
for Ts ase d nssds up
handle sales; good opportunity for able
man who yasts active partnership interest
Dental LAB. Tor sale. sood location. clos.
TO all dentists: terms. Box 257-R- Star