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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-06
MUST HAVE PLACE 10
 SIT DURING TRIAL

Courtroom spectators will not be given entrance to U. s. District Court here during the current court term unless there are seats available. This was announced to- day by U. s. Marshal William T. Mahoney, who is charged with the policing of the court rooms. He said that no one will be permitted to stand during the time that court is in session.
 Large crowds are expected dur ing the next few weeks due to the nature of the many trials which will be presented. The first case will be that of George Harrison Meeks, who will get re-trial for the murder of Clarence J. Camp bell in December, 1945. The trial is scheduled to begin on Thursday, January 15
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There's news in the Want-Adsl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-06

There's news in the Want-Ads!
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The American Legion sponsored free show for the children of Skag- way Christmas afternoon at the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-06
40 KILLED, 12o HURT, ELECTRIC
 CARS TURN OVER

NAGOYA, Japan, Jan. 6.-R- Kyodo News Agency reported today 40 persons were killed and 120 in- jured when two overcrowded cleo tric cars overturned while speeding around a curve at Moriyama, a vil- lage near Nagoya. The cars were reported carrying 450 passengers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-06
Newsy Nofes From Skagway
Special Correspondence)

Skagway, Dec. 27-ChristmaS pro grams began in Skagway Sunday evening, December 2l, when a large crowd gathered in the Community Hall for the Sunday School program offered by the classes in the Presby- tsrian Church. The children of the Beginners Class and the Primary Class delighted the audience, with their renditions of various Christmas recitations and songs. The Junior and Intermediate Glasses gave a series of Christmas Pictures as seen by the congregation of small church. Phillip Eagle acted as the preacher, and the older boys and girls as the choir and members of the congregation. The pictures acted by the children were each accom- panied by the carol suitable to it as sung by the church choir The scenes shown were the shepherds watching their flocks, the herald angels, the three kings of the Orient (solos sung hy Ben Wright, Silas Dennis and George Villesvik). the Madonna at the crib, and the gath ering of all in the stable. The high
 light of the evening came when small Angela Tierney--overjoyed at the success of her lines-covered her face with her brief skirt and only peeked out over the top to give the laughing audience a quick grin.
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a peasant boy; Joseph Rafferty as Steen, his younger brother; Ralph Welch as Bertel, their uncle; Ce- celia Selmer as an old woman; and Paula Roehr as an angel. In the pageant part of the play Peter Van Zanten acted as a priest; William Burfield and Bill Reed as alter boys; Lloyd Sullivan as a rich man; Jim mic Beitinger as a courier; Flea nor Boyd as rich woman; Ralph Dell as scholar; Mavis Soldin as a young girl; and David Ramsey as the king.
 Wednesday evening at 7:30 all the children as well as nearly all of the adults gathered in the FOE. Hall around the huge Christmas Tree for the Community Christmas Party sponsored each year by theF. o. E. A short program-Invocation given by the Rev. John Dodge, and Christi mas carols sung by Mrs William Stevenson, the School Chorus, and the audience-was given while the boys and girls were waiting for Santa Claus to appear. In the midst of the singing of Jingle Bells" tEe lights went out, there was roar several bangs, then lights. and Santal Every child under high school age received beautiful gift as well as candy, fruit and nuts from Santa.
 The Christmas Eve Candle Light Service was held in the Presbyterian Church at 10:30. The church was very beautifully decorated with white candles in the tall candle holders, with red bows and sprays of greens at both ends of each row of seats and white tapers and star candles on alter, piano, organ and windows. During the service the recording of the beautiful Christmas story of "The Littlest Angel was given. After the benediction each person present went forward slowly to the front of the church to light a small candle to carry through the streets of Skagway to take the light of Christ" home.
 Midnight Mass was celebrated in St. Marks Church. A very large crowd attended. Three Masses were held on Christmas Day.
 The Community Hall was dec- orated for Christmas by the Cub Scouts, and the Presbyterian Church by the older group of young people.
 The young people from the high school and the upper grades with Mrs. Max Steffen as leader spent the early part of Christmas Eve singing carols
 The American Legion sponsored free show for the children of Skag- way Christmas afternoon at the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-06

Tuesday evening, December 23 the
 Skagway Public School gave the people of SkagWay it's Christmas gift of entertainment The school chorus-directed by Miss Helen Wallace, and accompanied on the piano by Stanley Brown = sang
 Break Forth, o Beauteous Heav- enly Light by Bach; "Adeste Fid- eles'; and Joy to the World. - Gerald Van zanten, first grader, gave 8 recitation, "A Wish. A play, The Little Fir Tree" was acted by the first an second grades. The third and fourth grades gave a choral reading-"The Night Before Christ mas" All four of these grades sang Jolly Old St. Nicholas" and Up on the Housetop". With the cooperation of the entire school the medieval play, Why the Chimes Rang, was given. During the cathedral scenes Patricia Anderson and Patricia Car roll sang Q Holy Night" The cast consisted of George Bloom as Holger,
Evening star., 1948-08-22
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

tTTICS FINISHED-Remodeln estimates
furnished free. Call Sligo i942. w. D
BGILDER- CONTRACTOR repairs
of all kinds: bars and recreation rooms
specially, CARL w SN1DER, Jr., GE.
BInDING CONTRACTING. filing, chin
neyS. seneral work, = caIpentrS; p,I N porcnies:
BULLDozER FOR HIRE owner-operated,
tor grading. excayatlng Easements, drive
Tsys F9aSS apS and csarnk nRk Ak
driveways, porches; bsmt. floors. steps, re-
tainlns walls: old and new work. c,
CoNCREfE t'SScR + AND SIt rLAGsroNE drivewsys.
Easements etc. Call V1NToN DOVE, EN-.
I6,4; day . Or eye Veteran 49,, ..
LAYING, sanding, finishing, cleaning par
INC iN coNTRASTo,gRS.. INC. Isis Wiscon-
GARAGE. single car clear bevel siding;
,:l"-lb. composition shingle roof. overhead
door Box. corners, service door. It.
Call PRoCTER. WI. 1905.
foqi 70 ,, y y :#S", % MILLmoNT coNsTRvcS
KITCHES REMoDELlNG. planning and
complete installation, cabinets. sinks, Hot
POINT appliances. SUB CONSTR. CO
oRNAMEN TAI IRON RAILINGs. burglar
suards srll pIst9s 9Nc mstal Gano2y p TpqRnS'
oar JOlSt. ARLlNGlON lRON WORKS.,
INC. Phone Gil. 34s4. Quick service
kEMoDEL YOUR CLOSET or storage
space INFO an attractive convenient bath
or powder room. Let US help you; esti-
Pnmber Pairf s'Ieh c. ires Md NO AAnnHo sod6 Ses
REMODELNG. freproofing, roofing, siding,
general home improvement work, cellar to
roof, small monthly payments If desired.
Call ST 1896 for free estimates Ma
TTONAL DECORATING CO.. S02 1:th
WaTEKpRooFING WET CELLARS: walls.
HYAPTsvnIE pY PIsS; iIsF coNTkscTfNG SETFks CO
Painting, papering, roofing and siding; all
work guaranteed, monthly terms: free esti-
mates. WA. S4S6. days or evenings -3l
ASkEW'S HOME SERVICE - Painting.
paperhanging, floor sanding: nodernizing
5,m, 5n ,S roG1; Tg, reaS sMv OR 300 ~ sorr
property. Free estimate; 20 yrs. in the
DAN WO .12S 2@'
Al PAINTING and papering. floors refin-
lShed. carpentry and General house re-
pairs, Free estimates, immed. service.
AsrHAIT DRIvEwAYs, parking areas,
prices. FAIRFAX DRIVES CO, EX. $3.50
ATTENTION. HOME owNERS-Plumbing
and heating by licensed mechanics; roof
ing. porch Enclosures. rec rooms concrete
and brick work, plasterins, papering and
painting. We are well established here
and leave all of our customers happy
Call PROPERTY OWNERS IMPROVEMENT
co. and be convinced. ST. '4Sa or IA
Evening star., 1948-08-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATORS, licensed District
with wears exper; or more, VIII oe gwen
methods and school MANAGEMENT under the
direction of Mr.. Harold Johnson, eminent
stylist and teacher; Positions suarante ed
EMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE, No. 8 Du-
LEARN TO sEw-snall groups IN day 81 .,
PIANO LESSONS taught to beginners, 81
HHIGHIY Hn cuLTrRED WOMAN teaches Eng
lish. self-confidence. freedom from from self
French German. English, history; elemen
LEAF LEARN G, To DRIvE I Ei' IN Washinrtons Oldest
largest and most modernly equipped aute
driver training school; l948 model car.
Ra'en'fa b en- No. dVa Va EASY Rie No
JEWELRY REPAIRING, manufacturing
and diamond setting taught in all phases
or sn GI tTanne eisHs ZEN F scHoo
OF JEWhRY NA, .i . REPAIRING sl7 l4th st
MODEM TRAINING in beauty culture. al
f0Dsss UF 81 taanns tash APRIHsef z
sPHIEGE sfaSIsH Sa4iyf In% rEAeHERReasSaabs D
rates. Lessons in your own home OF office
Re; Si93 5 between ! and c.to , pm -. snd
sapsrvissa &c play. NEyA STOCK, certiasd
ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE COURSE. %
hrs; much below cost. Call DU. I12I
evenings and Sundays.
LEARN TO BECOME fine pastry baker;
samples shown: pay after learning; very
reasonable, RA. S56S.
CLERICAL civil service books. s. 50, 81;
helpful on exam. BOYD SCHOOL cor
BEAuTY lO OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day. night and
part-time classes; Get our free catalogus
ave- ME .47S Established 1918.
TUTORING-Algebra geometry, Latin,
French, English. German, history; elemen
tarv Junior high SUBJECTS Union 1888.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned
oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed
RE. Il77 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRITEKS pur-
portables: est Il yrs. OFFICE MACHINES
CO. 9l3 18th NV" Ins. Bids. RE. 1898
ATTIC TO BAsEMENT-An repairs VIZ
if desired, Call CALVERT coNsTRuc.
TION CO. RA. s16l or RE o703 Re
member your neighbor has used ou
sRIIckLAyING; small Jobs; specialists; i'm.
reasonable UN. '715I. 23s
BUILDING. repairing. carpentry OF al
kinds, porches inclosed, shelving. parti
tions, pastering, cement work, screening
BuILDISG AND REMoDELING. CONNER
cai and residential. by responsible builder
competent workmen. Cali Fairfax 466-,
Saturday. Sunday and evenings.
BUILDING, remodellng. repairing. carpen.
try, brick. cement work; plasterins. paint.
BUiLDING AND REMoDELING. also new
houses built TO order. OIL. so or OIL 07la
CAMERA REPAIRS-sl5 10th St NV
years. experience; factory parts: FUL.
mesticl. repaired by own service dept
BRENNER. 933 Pa ave. NV. RE. 2434
CARPENTER wants work, sash cords. win
dow slass;. hoor repairing. 1910 F ST
ne LU. 774s.
CARPENTER - Repairs, large or small
Jobs reasonable prompt service. ST. 79Ss
CARPENTRY, roof repairs. cement work
BROCK, phone Administer 51a9. 20
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
IRrSTGFsj
TFACTFRSI p0GTTTONS

ms4s snessTT ass os9c, in 5
;sT63 ssRG0l art .ecdsS,sn homs seono%es tout q
Boarding school. history' sn mstha sfPnemiGs ehem.
lish ADAMS TEACHERS Dtsg AGENcY, Ss@, InS aGi
colorado eS!S Bldg-' 18th and G NV. re.
A-l LEGAL sEcY.. $4,000 ~. under
80; s2ner real "pp9r; o;; perm PoIitcal secy
STARE s55 wk PersonneP sssr
days; SD Trade assoc. seey te $1,000
he beteT pqfens apponmsns Of 9hs9s day Can in for
BoYDs, 18th and G NV. Ma s340
TEACHERS-College science, mathematics,
aceountins' economics, English, psychology,
others, to $4,000. High school Industrial
arts science, mathematics. commerce,
home economies, 10 $4,000 Elementary,
to 70 pScsy $4,000 ssALIIMoRE lin TEACHERS
TOP PosITIoNS-tfl stenographers (3),
ASSOCIATION $500; secretaries. t2!. doc,
Offices. $50: IBM elec. proportional spac-
ing, $500; Remington Rand bookkeeping
operators. $4,000; registered nurses t2l,
siye shops; $40 plus; reeeptionists, PIX
typist, $3.50; clerk-typist, association,
$3.50; slow steno, and typist accurate,
esrss seyers starts ssro at s3s
s,ss M AZ saERczN sis5s rssia sMPLoYMRS i3RSi
sERXIGES siS do1oFsd st. 8ndc,ss license
estras; esfas"e1t no e5idren sPHd coNwAYs EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, I'll sth st, NV.
Hh freheh CUISINE cuisine t So exclusive @ n1Neas 1sh CLUB
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. n sth St: nv; =.
hotel club experience desirable: , size ] 4; I
for new exclusive night club; CONWAY S
ssRy5eE y6o 10 ~ sssoo sc s.
$3.50. Many exceptional oppertt., for a
RfoYMEST RftsSF !S8 s2RvcE s2f!sS NH5i9sA t
menfaTy teachers: 500 to os350, month moGd5
Colorado Bldg, 14th and G. RE 3S3S
BooKKEEPER. 500. f.. must have acct.
training, Sc: Dookkesper for club 500 Slss NJ
other: others iUu hourly See Miss Knight PERSON
MEL SERVICE INA. 2ll6>, 1871 G St,
statesmen, auto products, car nee; sales
man. drugs, wholesale; salesman, furniture;
sales cleo applianee-s - DozenS pGys o. otheff nsfb
GAS GAS sTATioN ATTD. I'M 5000 mo. h. S
edu. mechanics, motor cook. white exper;;
laundry route salesman; storero@om @ steWsTd steward
Call in at once, see Miss Fox. PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 G st. NV MA 2ll7.
sECRETARIES-Southe 5-day, $3.50;
association, $500; engr. ofice. full chGe
81 500; insurance c!D, bonus. So. 400 eX-
port-lmport.- $500; association, bonus
S".40O Office positons-typlst. S2,4oo'
typists t4l. S2,100; typist Beth. area
So $40: comptometer optr $3.50. Wal
TER H KESSLER, Personnel Services, 612
Wash BLDG, 18th and New York ave. n wv
ST. 9442.
SALES ENGINEER. cE, under AZ, con
struction and sales exper., out of town;
$500.
Engineers utility construction field, EE
Me and CE, design. installation and special
PIP studies; out of town; Ss,5uo up
Foreign commerce, under IS. degree, eX-
perienced this field: salary is S6.50O.
Mfg; representative experIiseneed IIs dept.
penses; 5000. WALTER H. KESS1ER,
Personnel Services. 81: Wash; Bldg; 5th
and New York Ave. NV ST. a442.
DOMESTIC.
WE HAVE lst-class colored help. full or
part tune also day WORKERS. Gall AD
u639. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE I353 Wallach pl. NV. -
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO KANSAS CITY, leave Tues
gay mornins room for >. Call CO. 65;2,
MARRIED coTPLE desire ride Milwaukee
DRYING and expenses. GE,, ,o5In. -.
leave Sept. 4: to return q" vks.; share ex-
penSes and driving, treliableI EN-. 1880.
MINNEAPOLIS. Friday, 80 m take :,
NAVAL OFFICER desires ride to CaIifor-
MA or points West. in private car. 10
share expenses; depart .osd between August .5-
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL driving to Miami
lst week in Sept; take one person. help
YoUNG CoUPLE wish ride to Wilmington
n c, Sun or Mon RE 1915, Ext. 30S,
TWO LADIES, driving to Asheyille, N. G.
early Wed. 10Th desire passengers. Elk
WANTED-Experience driver to take
1896 PONTIAC to San Francisco for trans
law STUDENT like ride to Dallas. Tex.
September 4 share expenses. 1ll4 Euclid
pRryISc GS $40 To iow. a5,sT SI MnssorR, Sept
return week end Sept. :; take one or two,
DE,viSc DE ISs4' eyes after 5: ~, A.
- 5sShssss1a aa a@s
DfsrlS.TIoN, ISf HoS VIC 3TcHfTas fr.o' kANs.ENeed
sas ssp z o ehsasS ~ q MSS ksnf TsE favas
SlIa week ends: RE. 61s1 daily. go
GALE saSo taks :; LEAVING Aus. 90; new
ROOM FOR 2 passengers to San Francisco
Calf, Leaving about Aug. IS. R. F
Phone Greenbelt @n1l -22
SHARE EXPENSES to San Francisco
Mr.: scHLATTER' phone TR. a6!4. Refer
YORK AND LANCASTER. PA. every FRI
day nisht, return Sun; night; la45 Mer-
sury Mr.. GATES. AID; 5000 weekdays
MARRIED COUPLE desires ride 10 HI
IS. return Sept, IL Share expenses and
driving. FL references. Phone SuDoav
LEAVING FOR SALT LAKE CITY Wed
Can take = WO, 106S or Ma 3l%0.
Ext 1854 23s
LADY DRIVING new car to ST. Petersburs
Fla about Sept is. Desires nonsmokins
lady passeneer: will care for elderly lsoy
MASSACHUsETTs. 1a4s chev.. leave Aus
SIS or Aus, - return Aus, 20 Take ,
wit DRIVE YOUR CAR to y. Y. c. and
pack for trsnsp.. leave Sept. ;, return
Sept. Z. Call any time. Ho. il75.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITiB.

GROCERY STORE-S12 900, lock stock
and barrel; 81 900 quoted weekly; . apts.
rent S150 per mo. Business can be in
creased. Call TR. -555s wkdys., : an. TO
1880 pm; Sun. 2:30 pm to pm. Nc
brokers. pa
CHECK ROOM CONCESSION. cigars.
cigarettes and novelties in club opening
soon Phone for appointment Sterl-
ing $500 s3s
RESTAURANT, furn. and newly decorated
living quarters; excel. location on Route
No, l. miles south Of Alex. Ingleside
Sl-J-2 -33
ROOMING HOUSE-Total price $1,000; s
rooms: SIS rent: r St. close to n. Capitol
ST. plenty of good furniture. EDWIN l.
ELLIS. Broker RE. $40.
BARGAIN-RcominE or boarding house:
near l4tn and Euclid SITS: income auoteo
price, ss0oa. 81 500 500 down. down Du. $3.50:
ewes. Mrs. Ansel. Du O55s DUPONT
REALTY CO., 2505 Champlain st, NV,
Evening star., 1948-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

A.-C. POWER PLANT. 350-watt sasolins
motor drive, may be used sepsrstely;
Accessories for Deep Freeze-Packas-
ins, boxes. bags. wrappinss. FIR. 3303.
AMERICAN PAPER CO.. 1895 ne.
Wash .. D. c. g
ACCESsO:IEs for your camera, darkroom
or movie outnt Largest selection Of cam
eras' projectors enlsrsers electric sxpo-
Rangehn6ers. Aims. color Aims, photo
papers. chemicals, photo books and 500
Paoro Paes Co sss oq =. AnH sv. nx topp jus
ACCORDION. ~ bass. 500. VIII trade
for electric guitar vith ampliner. on.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
BUSINESS FOR SALE

BUSINESS FOX SALE-
Sea food-carry out; big income.
Rug cleaning plant; $4,000 down.
Groc. and delica., only $1,000 down.
Commercial art and drafting: cheap.
Dry cleaning agency: good location.
Infants wear; priced reduced
Beauty shop; o bargain today.
Roomfng houses-All sizes and prices.
Jewelry store; $4,000. Plus stock.
Also others. Ali prices and payments.
Let us be your broker to buy or sell.
A. R. SEELYE. 400 L st. NV, DI. 1928.
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SITUATIONS ponssryc tco,t. ,

Room AND BOARD wanted in small
Protestant family in exchange for assist.
ence with evening meal and chores except
for two or three nights weekly reserved
FOR GNU night school classes. Home
like atmosphere major consideration: NV
section near transportation. Box moi,
Evening star., 1948-08-22
BOOMING HOUSES FOR sALI

hVUMENU HOUSES FUN oh1B
H st. n.w.-l5 rms, baths:
Hobart st.-2l rooms, baths.
Eye ST. n.w.-55 rooms, 12 baths
n Y ave n.w.-23 rms, baths.
Vermont aye.--14 rooms. 2 baths.
18th and Randolph-5 rms, baths
l4th st. n.w.-10 rooms, baths.
l4th st n.w.-I1 rooms, 2h baths.
I4th and Mass awe rms. 3 baths.
18th and II SITS. n.w.-6 rms. and apt.
nth st. n.w.-l0 rooms. baths.
2Ist ST. We rooms, baths.
23rd St n.w-I4 rooms, 2Ia baths.
Tenn. ave. n.e.-12 rooms. . baths. 2
Solomon's Island-9 rooms, . baths.
Also others. All prices and payments.
Let US be your broken 10 buy or SELL
A. r. SEELYE. 400 L st. NV, DI. 1928.
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prompt service. MIR. WRIGHT RA 9446
ROOF Leak WALL OR CELLAR WET
Small Jobs done. all work guaranteed, F.
kooTfSG, MHSGhfT TTNING. tS ROOF PAINTING. re-
aIb1 palTng rs Suttering and spoutins Call Mr.
SINK ToPs replaced with Formica or
stainless steel. kitchens remodeled with
Youngstown Hotpoint or American cabinets.
NO. 2soS: MASTER APPLIANCE Co;
cializing in stone retaining walls and fsg- ,.
mates call JERRY. AT. 9e66
TRASH AND ASHES MOVED, backwards
TYPEW,RITERs cleaned; oiled and adjusted
TYpEWR1TER CO. s1s l4th NV w A
UPHoLSTERING and Gaming; springs re-
VEENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, csc up to
3 it. wide and IT., long. Have your blinds
ssa9fS Sy S9r sTSE m1dEn mahse
sEMBo8ER SEN S Ro MO- MOORE. hs su,de4s eGee eseei
new and remodel old buildings in Fairfax
and Arl. Counties only, FA. a56.. =.
Gd FOR THE rINhsT e9 ali am
PHREY, FA. 1920, for home survey. Nc
obligation. 30
WANTED-Cellars to white wash Ii
oy service enaineerS: comes recommended
serves Sc y4u Oy Dial ne ru ooos
ALL KINDS carpenter repair work done.
EeI,q ,nsIudlng r9pfinE roc ae yrs exper j. H
JOB WORK-Carpentering painting, plss-
men Phone no. 194s.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

I !. Tavern. NV; more than 81 600
weekly, mostly beverages. low rent long
lease; partners disagree. must sell At best
offer this week
. Rooming house bus. NV; t2 rms !;
rent. SlO0 lease: best renting area. Your
best offer takes it.
/ 2. Cleaning store and plant, "; equip
ment in excellent cond.: about $3.50 wk1y.
business: rent $500. good lease; excep-
tiona' opportunity. Inspect and make an
offer.
We solicit your Inquiries for our COM
plete listing of businesses, including clean.
ing stores, roomlng houses. res,aurants.
service assured. THRIFTEE. BROKERS.
DI 1920. AK 0AR0
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tcontinEed On Nsxt Psge.)
Evening star., 1948-08-22

check, smartest night spot in District
III ffRt Phonf TtIaHiosirFE R5 asi F. ma
sean a sunss. SHnas'a s9DGf 5sf SsPs
R1 eaSy zsss lsse ARFAx
We HAVE Several tourist courts courts frontina
on Bait. Wash. blvd, Very Ice. income
For intormatien, eall ALVIN EPLINe
Used Isl S lot lot. Sondefful ioeation local y oNn aa
reasonable rental: lease. Exclusive
HHATEKS HHAsVSe ss2LL s3 Gs s4oEf H. in Ssss Du.n.s,
town close to Gaithersburg; Arm. house
next door included; $500. Doing 81 1,50O
c4s4 s6E st Pss1ssi Rsssof Tfsd.leH aEp pike
PhSPs sToRn Ia9 eorD., sor.
gain al 5000. cail North sois, -s3
ROOMING HOUSE-2nd st. between Mary
siII 1ana consider ons sno 300 sosn - rooms
baths. oil heat: rent s1241s mo; income
vermons ;1es snogla ave. ser R g,f a17 RE 5l4o
lent busy NV legation, eea no = somp.tition
and SHOWING large net profit. Very beau
$3.50 rent Including 7-rm. apt. Priced
en's f0s saass sss e.
Sol woodward Bldg. DI. 7765. 1894.
DRY CLEANING PLANT. containing all
modern equipment, . trucks: income
quoted $500 wk: long lease, low rental:
priced at x155O6. bali cash For full
details, call JOHN J. MeKENNA texclu-
sive aaentl, Realtor and Business Broker.
1929 Eye st. NV, RE. 5345.
DUE TO OTHER business interests. owner
must sell this very profitable store, han.
ding children's wear exclusively; one oil
the most desirable and excl. NV. locations:
approx $4,000 gross sales for l941: est.
: yrs. by present management: lease for
> yrs with renewal option obtainaole
rent. $3.50 mthly: approx. $4,000 sstock:
priced TO sell to exper operators. To in
spect. call Mr. Pastor. Ex 1855 PAS
TOR-LUTZ. INC. il2a Vermont ave nv.
BEER AND WINE DISTRIBCTOksHIP-
Truck. equipment. etc; lease with good
option; low rental; priced low for i'm
mediate sale Call for appt. to inspect.
JOHN J. McKENNA. Resltor and Business
Broker, 1929 Eye 1T. NV. RE. 5345.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

WE HAVE lst-class colored help. full oil
06:Sa. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT sERV
ICE I2n3 Wallach nl. NV. -
The guardian., 1948-11-13
Wise Sayings

BE able to carry money with
out spending ~
The guardian., 1948-11-13

and relatives Of Boston school
children will be welcomed on
that night by $500 classroom
teachers.
DR.. Haley announced this pro-
ject as part Of his overall pro-
gram to promote a better co-op-
GRAFTON and understanding be-
tween the home and the school.
The two-fold purpose Of this
demonstration will be to permit
parents to see the classroorns in
which their children spend the
school day and meet and know
the teachers who are responsible
for their training.
Principals have been busy
planning these Open House
meetings in over 200 school
buildings and have announced
such activities as building tours,
demonstration classes, assem-
blies and exhibits of pupil work.