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WAFFLE SHOP

WAFFLE SHOP
Heart of Alexandria, perfectly equip
ped. Here is a money maker with
not to much work Doing over $500
week. Rent, Sl75 including 4-room
apt. Low payroll Asking price,
81 900; easy terms.
A. H. BACAS, REALTOR
and business broker, 1877 Columbia
I'd NV AID S4S4.
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Mt. Pleasant Apt.
l6 apis. with over $500 mo. income
unfurnished: only $1,000 down;
terms can be arranged
Georgia Ave. Corner
Doing over $1,000 mo. business
Priced below value OF stock and
equipment; on excellent terms.
DelicateSSen and Grocery
Excellent ne. location. Low rent
lone. lease. Only $500 down and
good terms
Large Boarding House
On 10th st NV. Income over 81.
400 mo. with net of $500 quoted
Price and terms present real op-
portunity
r. A. BROWNE, 2lOs Vermont ave.
NV, MI O216.
Evening star., 1949-01-23

Grocery-Self- Services
ment, :, late-model trucks long
lease. rent $3.50; gross is $50, 900
to S2S.O0O monthly: $4,000 stock
Price, $4,000 plus stock, $50. 900
cash down includes stock; $500
monthly on balance Lovely NV
location. LES SHILBY. exclusive
broker, 1909 Conn. ave. DU. 9lSS,
or eyes WA 4H35
Evening star., 1949-01-23

Sand -Custard-S2,
Down; chrome and stainless steel fix
lures: owner i'll and says sell at a
big loss ST. 1857.
C. j. YOUNG, Broker
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. H. BACAS, REALTOR

BAR -GRILL-LIQUOR
Equipped Just right for easy o5era-
tion. Tables and counter. 20 seats.
dong over $3.50 day. Lowest rent
possible, S130. Small payroll. Open
5 days, short hours. May open
longer if desired Sun. Call Mr.
Hayden, II. 4790.
A. H. BACAS. REALTOR
and business broker AID S4S4
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CAFETERIA

CAFETERIA
Wonderful corner downtown. gross
S1.S00 week, 5l2 days, scattered
hours. Food control system clear
ly kept indicates total invest
menJ to be returned in less than
year. Only qualified and exper-
fenced party may have lease trans
ferred. $4,000 cash required. Sun.
cali Mr.. Wallace. RA. 5649.
A. H. BACAS, REALTOR
and business broker AID S4R4
Evening star., 1949-01-23

Rooming House Buyers
$500 down up; most any size ROOM
ing business in some of best renting
locations We will gladly call for
you in car and show you these
places. If interested, phone or see
EDWIN L. ELLIS
Evening star., 1949-01-23
BAR-GRILI,

BAR-GRIIL
Making money. Most all drinks,
equipped perfectly to handle with
minimum help, long lease, S175
mo- rent. More than 81 1,5OO mo.
profit. Hard to duplicate for price
asked. $4,000 cash will handle.
A. H. BACAS, REALTOR
and huSineSS hrnker SASd
Evening star., 1949-01-23

COLORED = ATTENTION, business
men and beauticians. store In the
1900 block of 9th st. NV. the best
business location in the city. suit
able. for any type of business, all
formation, call MI. s1OO; ewes. Ii.
ITO. o3s
COLORED-RESTAURANT for lease,
all modern equipment. and ready to
operate If you have $500 cash and
be your own boss. Don't miss this
chance to walk in and take over
a real paying business. For further
information, call MI. slOO; ewes.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
SMALL BUSINESSES

ION 7TH ST. NV"
South of L st.-A mems ready-to-
shop WY Siizng the 5st moor 9oqi oi
vacant Now operating as cash
store, but can be easily converted to
very nice credit store setup; This
offering merits the consideration OF
street cash or credit operation. and
in a position to modernize and in
crease the present earning capacity
of this mems. store. A thorough
inspection will revea, the unlime
is very attractive. For details and
to inspect. please consult HARRY I,
FRIEDMAN. Broker RE. 1856.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Park rd. mr.. 14th NV; all necessary
tSe BUSINESS sS 5e ren a4e and you see k9pE &
place: price. $3.50: has lease.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave RE. 5140.
OUT OF THIS WORLD
Yes. Won will say it. % rooms. 6
baths. extra showers. oil heat, ex-
pensive furniture; rent. $3.50; in
come quoted 81 200 and your quar-
terS; on exclusive section OF Mass.
ave. local LOT eXCluSlVe lOul ISL IlOilc'
should double, income; cost almost
cail eaf Mr' ' Yonna. t' ST. 57s7, "'''
c. J. YOUNG, Broker
DRUGsTORE-owner quotes $1,000
ggkllyy closed ewes: ;1na.sa and SUM-; l., rent; rent
NV. section with tremendous room
for improvement; has soda fountain.
Price, 100000: terms.
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
sol Woodward BLDG. pI. 7994-7765.
HARDWARE sToRE-owner quotes
closed sun: fine NV. boulevard To-
cation; one-man operation: aR-yr.
lease; rent. 500 mo. Price. $4,000
plus $4,000 clean stock: cash down
0Innrn;x With stick on Sny sma 81
inexperienced operator.
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
sol Woodward Bldg. DI. 7765.7994.
FOUNTAIN LUNCH-sUNDRIEs-own-
er quotes $1,000 wkly. and netting
and snioG thefly aG eopulatea S"flR@fn'
rent. S175 mo. Beautiful new equip
ment. Simple operation. Price,
Sl2.7O0: terms reasonable.
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
sol woodward Bldg. DI. 7765-7994.
SANDWICHES AND BEER-Owner
quotes $1,000 wkly.. six days; long
lease; rent. $500 mo. Simple, prof
table operation specializing in hot
dogs and cold-cut sandwiches. Draft
and bottle beer. Spacious, beautiful
and modern. A business you'll be
proud to own. Price, $23,30O:
terms.
NICHOLAS CT GASTON co.
sol Woodward Bldg. D1. 7765-7994.
TAVERN = owner quotes
1928 daily; no entertainment; rent.
$3.50 includes 2 apis, now occupied
by owner; Tyr. lease; air cond.;
NV. location catering to fine trade;
shows excellent profits. Price, S32,-
900 includes new license and stock;
NICHOLAS Il lSiI GASTON co.
sol Woodward Bldg. DI. 7994-7765.
SANDWICH SHOP-owner quotes
5000 daily: closed ewes. and Sun,
" day Sat-; rent, S140; payroll:
S145 wkly.: has draft beer; real
profitable establishment, recurring
little experience: caters to fine trade.
Price. $4,000; terms.
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
SOL woodward Blds- DI. 7ee4-77eb.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MINUTE MAN

Automatic. car wash business. Sue.
cessful money-maker. Machine sell!
for $4,000 FOB Detroit. Land ane
bldg additional. For excel. Wash
ington location inspect bldg. at 1858
23rd st. NV. ready for immediate
occupancy; siZeable territory with
1O-vr protection. For inspection
Of this type Of business, see machines
in operation at 436 K st. NV. and
1880 East-West hwy. Sill Spg., Md
A real opportunity If you ask at
once. Fhone c. NJ Weber. Murray
Hill 6-241O or write MINUTE MAN
SALES, 345 Madison ave-, New York
City. IA
Self-Service Grocery
Excellent NV. location. weekly busi-
ness $4,000. part credit Low rent.
good lease For sale to responsible
party For full particulars phone
LYNN REALTY. RA. 1888, day or
evenings
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Self-Service Grocery
BUYER! SELLERS!

BUYER! SELLERS!
We have many types of business.
Some are terrific buys.
SANDWICH SHOP
Busy NV. stand, showing good profit,
small investment required.
BEGINNERS GROCERY
Colored trade, 500 weekly, apt, sac
rifice price.
TAVERNS-WHITE
Large percentage beverage business
Shows good profit.
LIQUOR STORES
These are but a small number of list
ingS for action. Call or see
AUERBACH & CO., DI. 65O1
1924 K st. NV, Suite 400
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DELICATESSEN AND GROCERY
Corner across from school, equit
with soda fountain, does approx.
5000 weekly. Owners must sell.
Make reaS. offer. DE. 454l,
ZAGAMI REALTY TR 1166
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CASH REG: Burroushs comb, sdd.
CASH REGISTER, Mccasky: gas sta
tion setup. near new Call EX. 0920.
RUDY in care of Moore & Moore
CELLO bow and trunk. very fine con-
dition reasonable. Ho. 74a3. 1863
CEDAR sHEATHING. dry: man,
uses dses rs SriSKFR 81 + del ne phone so SF
Wilson wis hivd T"TNAN LUMBER i'-'
CHAIN HOIST. 'a-tOn weight, ,s:5 s:5.
CHAIR, comfortable lounge. superior
construction. excellent condition, SIS:
nut end table, magazine rack, lamps.
NO 1886
CHAIR, mahogsny. ladder back;
decorative PIECE; also card table;
CHAIR, overstuffed, brown upholstery.
Of yellow cotton twill, Upper, finish,
beth So. xn soa real buy; od FA; cArv.d LII
cKAIfs K4asber AMP ssS sofa 81 ms9 sss7 surVed'rm
CHAISE TONGUE. Winthrop desk, odd
chairs, feather mattress. parrot and
breeding cages, kitchen utilities.
cHANDEL1ER. IA BELIEF crystal, 5-light, Czech.
lamp S35: crystal table lamp. SIS.
KAPNECK, 1419 N st. NV, DE.
CHANDELIER, crys.. $50; chair. new.
$50; val. S125, lge. FIR. curio cabinet.
500, and Chinese furniture. LORI,
$500 Conn.,. Apt. 21, WO. 1859.
CHEST, maple. dr., excellent con.
cHfsP fitlsn OF ff bFSaWERs, SSaf; cherry anish,
SIS; . upholstered easy chairs. SIS
and SIS: ANTIQUE spinet desk, at
tractive, $40; pictures. 80 cents to
S5 each: coil spring on rollers and
mattress double coils), both for Ss:
ditto, So; fine antiaue solid walnut
dropleaf table seats 8. $75. Cau
Or6wsv 61fl.
CHIFFOROBE, walnut. Al condition,
3 drawers, suit, hat and shoe com.
part: SIS. FIR. 02S6.
CHIFFEROBE, jr. size, matching twin
beds. mattress, box spring incl, $40.
ia. 4436.
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bdT, OTIII q NeSC.
Whisky license. Now averaging over
5000 daily. Partners disagree, must
sell Good lease. $6,50O cash down.
Bal reasonable monthly payments.
Eve. and Sun. 8. Blanken. ia. 0995.
KOGOD g. BOOKOFF
s31 e st. NV. MA. 1889. MA. 1874
Evening star., 1949-01-23

station, garage and body and fender
repair: doing $4,000 mo. and better:
one of the largest and most popular
stations in s.w. Washington: S15,-
900; some terms. Call Mr.. Clark,
ST. 5757.
C. J. YOUNG, Broker
1929 Vermont NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-09

NV, and Frances Brown, 81. 211e
- Flsgler pi ny; W r.us r,,r,, ", -.
nIosi Ioyola colburn, a3. 4sle River I'd. NV
Jeremiah Griesemer. 90, Chevy Chase, Nd.
and Dolores Moore, 20. 442 Kentucky
ave. Sc.
Samuel Mohler. jr., 3s, 1881 Belmont
St. NV; and Marion Fordyce. SO,
Doieh sh e; kossss. %ss" %, sla Il st ne; and
Max MAXIM Bauer 49, 1854 Macarthur
Robert 5erothS S0fS %sns an IA y 1essndrs s fra nd
Walter zbsl, @s, Alexandria, !eSa Va, and
~ both h Of ,,de Alexandria: "a; ", .na
wSm Ma%ds TDHfv Hs5fs s i5 a55 HIjft {s sf CO..
ave, nv; and Annabsbe Tenant H.
Arthur Barrian g ka4 M;s1v va and
John m samen. %, 5eo5 End st; NV, and
Vernon Norwood. 26. 1884 Vermont ave.
NV. and Melva Jones, 20, 7"O 3rd st.
James Wilson. % Ft Belvoir, Va, and
Mary jackson, "a. oath st. and Okla
RAYMOND Melbaek. q. and Laura Davis
Nathaniel th W Bonnet. % 1918 whittier st,
NV and Haroldine Katz, 90 7ol9
Francis Brewary. ~. Cambridge. Md, and
Marie Shaf1er, -, 1929 10Th St. NV,
Marcus Nance 2S, and Lasco Huffman,
go. both of 1l9 st. s.w.
| James Ritchey, 81, and Rosemary Roedlger'
% both of Silver Spring. Nd.
Alfred Morrison, 80 62SS Allentown r.
Sc, and Margarette Brodie, "2' l3o-
william Wohifarth, 81. Chevy Chase, Md,
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Deaths Reported

From D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Harry G. Minister. 70, 1911 Connecticut
Mary A. o'Donnell, 7a, 1929 New JERSEY
ave. NV.
Mary c. GatIev, 80. 1904 NJ st. ne.
Marian Gilmore, "a, 25 5th st. Sc
Harvey E. Murray, 64, 5OO1 Forrestvile
John c. Lucas, "a, Soldiers Home.
Carl j. Olsen. 80. Soldiers Home.
Ernest w. BURGESS. 5s, 31OS 35th st. ne
Tim Hughes, So, Soldiers Home.
John F. OMara. 81. Soldiers Home.
Collett A. Hudson, 33. Charleston, w. Va
Aldus H. Shuman, 30, Boise, Idaho.
Marvin Lebowitz, 49, New York City.
Joseph c. Duffy. 81, 1l13 Goth st. NV
Bernard Frealing, "a, 1908 J. 5th st. NV
Robert C. ClegR, 50. 1917 9Th ST. s.U
Oscar Brown. 81, 734 Girard st. NV.
Ida " Washington, 66. 81 ST. NV.
Matte Foster. So. 5l3 D st. Sc.
LLOYD Coleman. 55 1890 9th st. NV.
MaeRie Archer, so, St. Eliza beths Hos
Catheline M. Jacs son, AZ. Arlinston, Va
Roy W. Vaughan a. 2247 1"th pl. nv
Alonzo T Taylor. 3s. 1922 4th st. NV
John E. Lewis, 81, A13 st. NV.
Ulysses Brame. 26. 3"3 G ST. ne.
Carolyn Smith, SO4 ST. sW
John NJ Davis, 52l ""3rd st. NV.
Snakes have no eyelids and their
eyes are constantly open.
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Courtesy Costs Life

Courtesy recently cost John
Morgan Davies, 46, his life at Alb
ercwmboi, Wales. Mr.. Davies,
married and the father of two
children, gave up his seat in bus
to a woman with a child. Then
he fell through the open door and
died of his injuries.
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and Elizabeth Cassidy, 81, 32s2 Chest
william Armstrong, tr.. 81. 1851 Wyoming
ave NV, and Catherine Barrett. IS,
3735 Kanawha st. NV
Carl Smith. %, Hyattsville. Md, and
Frances Orcutt. 81. 1873 Irving St NV.
William Jernigan. jr.. 2S. 1112 16th St,
NV. and Caryl Hodge, 80, 4037 1th
st. ne
Evening star., 1949-09-09

Freeman Revels,, %. Tampa, Fla; and
Rose-Lane Halleck, 81, Greenwood, Va.
Kenneth Cooper, 25, Chevy Chase, Md. >,
and Barbara Nesbit, "a, 1920 Forest
Robert Buckley. 21, and Edith Bruin, 20,
both of Alexandria, Va.
Bill Hargrow. II. 1925 Central ave. Sc,
and Thelma Lovick. 10. Kinston. NC.
John Slotcavage. 23, and Frances Bonner,
81, both of Frackville. Pa.
Malcolm Meyers, As, 1914 18th st. Nv.
and Thelma Jones, 81, 234S Champlain
st. NV.
Bernard Deck. TO-. Arlington, Va, and
Virgie jenkins, SO, Leesbure, Va.
Joseph Cumming, 81, and Annie Furr, 30,
both of 1905 9th st. s.w.
John Perry. 2s, Chevy Chase, Md, and
Mary Sheahan. "a. ia Elder st. NV.
Josepb Nagourney, 81 4301 Connecticut
ave NV. and Jeannette Rice. A., 1928
Connecticut ave. NV.
Gregg Walden. 2l, 1887 35th st. NV,
and Henrietta Kerasiotis, -, 1920 9TH
Arthur Lee Anthony. AZ. and Melvira
Ri&sley, 81, both Of 1875 54th st. Sc.
Wesley Stephen, %, New Brunswick, Can
ada, and Lillian Anderson, 9", 1851
Edwin Burnside. %. 4412 New Hampshire
ave NV, and Maria Horton, 26' 4O16
Cleveland Moseiey, ~. 100 Thomas st.
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Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. C. laD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. 1Uait three tuH days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-28
WodIingeFs Home. RoSeS Leave

MT. and Mrs Larry Wodling, er' owners of Bert's and Wodling. CTS Drug Stores, returned to Kodiak Saturday after spendl 2 seven weeks in the States.
 Mr. and Mrs Gen, Rose, who operated the stores during the Wodllngers' absence left for thelr home n Tacoma, Wash. on Thursdays plane
 Rose took several colored slides of Kodiak scenes, taken by Jack Hinckel, back to Ia.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-28
Atomic bOmD Damage Described

The blast, heat and suction created by the second atomic bomb, dropped on Nagasaki in World War II wrought complete destruction, Major Dave Van Evela, USING, base provost marshal, told the Rotary Club Tuesday.
 Major Van EYera visited the scene shortly after the explosion, when the Second Marir e DivI- sion moved in to take over the city.
 It is shame that so power full force, with such a high po- tential for doing good, should have had so destructive a begin. ning," he said.
 In describing the chaos and destruction of the city he come mented on the peculiar charact- eristics of the bomb.
 He said' "Tn places not direct- ly in the path of the blast and
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-28

coma to show to friends at the Tacoma Country Club and other social organizations there.
 This was our first trip to Alaska and we regret leaving" Rose said. "The people here are exceptionally friendly and we have enjoyed our stay"
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-28
To Be Married Monday

Miss Mary Werden of Seattle will .,econ the bride of JaW- t. C. C,tapk Monday morL1ng at a nuptlaI mass at St. MaEy's
 athoIc , hurch.
 Mss V erden arrived ThEs~ day on the Denall.
 MT Clark is employed 8 Don nelley and Acheson.
 MT and Mrs P. J. kerf!gaE will attend the couple, a q Fa- ther Louis B. Funk, 5 Js Wtls read the mass.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-28

protected by small mounds or hills, the earth and vegetation were green and unharmed. On the side of the hills facing the center of the explosion, the earth and vegetation were scared and cou plet9Iy go re'
 Other guests attending the meeting were Capt. Larry Buoy, Clarence Dizney, Jim Jordan and Cecil McGuinn.
 Ralph Shupp flew to Anchor. age for few days on business this week
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-28
NOTICE

The Informal Group of Chris tian Scientists meet for Sunday services in the main floor of the Bank Building every Sunday at II am.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-31

KITCHEN range, Al shape, polished
top; brooder house; brooder stove;
setting hens. Fred A L~achenmeier, GA
mi. So. of Hardin on st. Xavier road;
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fuse to accept decisions in good
grace not only discredit the
opposino team, but are also
discrediting their home team
the coach said.
He closed his talk by quoting
Kipling's poem IF"
Elmer Skeie, superintendent
of school district 1T-H acted as
POSTMASTER at the dinner in
PRODUCING the special guests,
members of Hardin high school
state championship basketball
team and their fathers, and the
speakers.
Skeie also introduced Coach
Luke Dyche, Emerson Tucker
man, assistant coach, and Fred
wv. Graft, superintendent Of the
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ONE kitchen table with benches. New
generator for 46 or AZ Ford. 1913
Hudson, 4-door, radio, heater, overdrive,
5000 actual miles. Call 321J after s
p. m. Elmer Arthur. 1871
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Laurel school, who spoke brief

IauTel SchO0l, VINO spoke prleI-
Iy.
Among a number Of guests
present was Howard Drake Of
Crow Agency, who won the
steer at the recent Lions car
niVal. Mr.. Drake announced
that he was donating a portion
of the money back to the Lions
club.
Clarence Beck of Hardin was
received as a new member Of
the club.
Those who served the dinner
included Rev. r. T. Ludden, Z.
G. Lippert, Dan Maddox, Dav-
i'd Mann, George Mehling and
Ray MorisSette.
Jens Kalberg, Lions carnival
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chairman, gave a brief report
on The annual affair and It was
announced that a complete g
port would be heard at ~
next meeting, when d1rect0IS
will also meet following Tue
membership meeting.
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NEW BUILDING

Faber g. Salveson this week
started work on a new Duno-
ing located on Center aVeIlus,
Just north Of the Tribune-HeI-
aid.
The structure will have e
brick and tile front and VIII pc
so x Is feet in size.
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Laurel Coach Talks
On Sports
|Af Lions Meeting

Continued from Page y
in good grace. Fans who re
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MACHINERY FOR SALE
- ~ NEW
-AC Model C tractor
AC Roto-Balef
tAC PT0 Side Delivery Rake
AC Springtooth Harrows
,eAC so AC Combine
HIS Hydra-Loaders
Chattin Ditchers
Hurst Weed and Stock Sprayers with
30 and 40-ft. booms
New Idea Manure Spreaders and Side
Delivery Rakes
USED
Tractors-Ac "B", CO.., "BI", "wc",
"WD" Int. "M", 1913, with beet top.
per Case "LA", hSc", &c" Oliver 70.
Observation-Disclosures and Hydrau-
lie Manure Leaders
~GH Ploa
Mccormick Deering 8-ft Binder
Van Brunt Grain Drill
Contact us for your Machinery needs.
SEITZ MACHINERY CO., INC.
-<> Hardin, Montana
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WANTED TO BUY

BEET box to fit ~ T Chevrolet truck.
H. W. Schoer, Rt. /. 12-2.
HIGHEST price paid for fryers and
hens. Snappy Food Mart. loft
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HELP WANTED
NOTICES

PA1NTER-exterior, and interior decor
alton. Reasonable rates. Phone .l75-W.
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JOHN Deere sugar beet cultivator with
fertilizer attachment, 4 or 6 row, John
Deere 4-row beet drill with fertilizer
attachments. International beet harvest
er, used on only So acres. All machinery
only VI. old and stored in shed.
Barsotti Farms, Waugh, Mont. 1872
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1917 model Oliver 60 row-crop tractor,
on rubber. Has lights and starter.
GROW beet planter; GROW beet Guilt
vator and tools and GROW beet litter
for above tractor. All in AL condition.
See Tom Koyama. 81
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la,u, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days
and receipe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holidays
are counted the same as other
days.
BENJAMIN Jackson. 35. 1sf6 18th st. NV.
and Annie Davis. "a: 1903 T st; NV,
George Beach %, and Patricia Zell, 10,
both Of Alexandria, Va.
and Marjorie Williams. Al, 4427 Wis
consin ave. NV. -.
Peter Koutsandreas, 23. 549 Hamaiton & 81.
william villa ~ hutchinson. 1881. Of Silver
Spring, Md, and Jean Nee, 3416 23rd st.
Robert Sb,eit Floch, %, 1850 Monroe st, NV,
and Annie La Roche. IS. 1435 Monroe
Earle Lu*ford, es, chicago; and Pauline
David Church. 22, .313 seaton pl. NE,
and aas Loy Is IL 4l 81 1rsns Rfssn St st. NV
and Helen Harley. "a. 1877 Montello ave-
Sss5s. gssi Nb:a e. g. ss' So 81 1T S s. sv and
Evelyn Ford, %. 17Os Lamont st. NV. :.
sapasi paisy epH1ms WSite. IS IS. isoa Somerset ST.
John Robinson, H. T., s2. q ,. sl7 l4tn St. s;s sa
Lonnie Crawford. 81, Crestview, Fla, and
Gennievee Langley. Is, Cottage CITY,
John h Reid. 3s. and Marian Mitchell. 2s,
Josephus Barksdaie. rs. sos Anacostia ave.
ne. and Elaine Mckinley, 20. 1928
Harris Cheeks. 30, and Elizabeth Green,
25, both. Of spartansburg, s. C.: w..
Leonard walker III Es, s sss NeX YeTs s4s
f4sh 18th s"'; ST. Sc. anu '''
ard nd Leds g.. Ii,ebermeister' 4, a. Rio de
Be9nard nartf0, Buehner, 90. 4so oakwood st.
Sc. and Irene Jacoby, 23, 1891 31st
ans Hsen ksHas eoas III csm'E 1 o1 HaBSh
Samuel Mcrlwain, 2a. $40 18th st; ne,
-, and Marion CSfvin; 2S. 546 q 81 81. ne ~
'ifssdi and 3anfH0 5uanta Kinder s ss. 1861 Park I'd
'ussf R1s,n ssssr 4 g. fss sf9spf j. Ra and
Ruth Brewer, 33, !324 Monroe st. NV.
IDan and Joan HilI. 90; 81 F st; NV: 49,.
Norma Murray, 70, .,s l347 Newton st. NV NV
Geraldine Stewart. Is; 5119 Lee st. ne.
and Mary Boyd. 32, Greenville, n. G..
Lee ,Ramey, q. and Sadie Bone, g. both
of 1873 Sth ST. NV.
william McLarin. 5S, New York: and Mrs.
Elizabeth, Hinton, So. 210S Flagler pl.
Carl Rose. ss, y Il Bryant St; NV; and
Edward Gentey, 80, 440 9Th st. ,s.w.. and
Blanche Brown. SO, Charles County. Md;
Henry Rechin, 20. Arlington, Va. and
Richard Holmes. 81, 1914 9th st: INV:
and Lille Thomas, rs. 722 Pickford
Charles Everhart. 25. 1874 eth St. Sc,
and Joanna Shipe. 20. 3999 Alabama
Charles Voight. 81. and Elizabeth Alex
ander, Al. both Of Norfolk, Va.
Charles Jones, 80, AND Lettie Johnson
Vernon Kelly. 25. Baltimore, Md. and
Wilma Stroman; %, 2d22 st. ny.
and Betty Tanner, Is, 1907 Minnesota
James Reed, 2s, 4429 18th pl. me-. and
Betty Sims. %. Hughesville, Nd.
Evening star., 1949-08-30

Gerald 'E EtEans r. and vsFonisa cashin
Yaaaov Gutman, so, and Dalia isling
20, both of 2210 Massachusetts, ave.
Prince Simmons, 20, 1908 9th st.. NV,
and Doris Price, 25. 1929 Park I'd. NV.
Earnest Cureton, 20, and Mary Jones. 20,
both of 1907 st. ne.
Robert Eden, 22; ola F st. ne, and Edna
Laura Brown, IL. .11o7 4th st. ne.
James Green, 20, Arlington, Va, and Anne
Monaghan, go, 4452 Faraday pl. NV.
Eugene Belts, 20, ALTO house, American
University. and Elda Iron, "a, McCabe
Dale Turner, 81. Waterloo. Ia. and De-
lores Norys, 19, 2211 32nd pl. Sc.
Quentin Remand, 25. Summersville, W.
Freddie Mussrove, 80, 2O5 G st. NV. and
Wilma Current. 90, 205 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-08-30

Under D. C. la,D. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days
and receipe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holidays
are counted the same as other
days.