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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-08
SADDLER AND KING

NEW YORK - (ANP) - From
the West Indies has come many
great prize ring warriors such as
Peter BLACK Prince) Jackson, Joe
Barbados Demon) Walcott, Parma
Joe Cans, Jersey Joe Walcott, and
others down the period = from Tom
Crib and MolineauX's bare-fist days.
Two of more than passing great
ness, are incur midst today. Feather
weight champion of the universe
Sandy Saddler, and British Domin-
ion lightweight boss, Artie King. [
wouldn't like to see these two xii
lers" stack up against each lover
the-weight because of my constant
writing on dog fights" Based on
the unmerciful whipping superman
Saddler dished out to 'bully-boy"
Terry Young, fortnight ago be-
fore 9,0S1 screaming fans in Madi-
son Square Garden. Young suffer
ed a TKO in 10 rounds.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-08

BILLIARDS - Shooting one of
the best games of his career JAMES
EVANS, one of the games greatest
pool players and recognized Worlds
Colored Pocket-Billiard champion"
defeated CHARLIE HARMON,
white. in the final block Friday mite,
May IS. 1928. of 1875 points at Char
lies Billiard Academy, 13Sth Street
East Bronx, to win the 375 point
match play.
There was a side purse of 5000 and
Evans ran 95 balls before missing
during the final block Of 1875 points.
"A man who asks nobody to back
him. fearless as they come and a
genius Of the baize-and-green, 1
count Evans right UP there with
such as: Arthur Woods, Greenleaf,
Setback, Rudolph, Taberski, etc.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-08

The School of Languages is extending its educa-
tional activities. Spanish is the language of oppOr
tunties and new classes now being formed to
start on January q, 1949 at LIBERTY SQUARE
AUDITORIUM, 63O4 NJ w. 18th Avenue and at the
GREATER BETHEL AME CHURCH, PAS N. w. 9Th
Street.
Group Glasses 1880 to $3.50
Private Classes From $3.50 to $3.50
Enroll Now. Group Glasses Limited To
10 Students Only
Twenty Lessons $40
Call 9-3237 or 89-87O1
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Spanish Center) +-.
DR.. S. M Alfaro Robert Domnguez
Director Instructor
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-08
SAMMY JETHROE, MY CHOICE

My readers know how long I've
blown the whistle for speed mer-
chant" Sammy Jethroe, Montrears
brilliant outfielder. 1t comes to me as
no great surprise to noe the price
tag ($4O,0OO Mahatma Branch Rick
ey has stuck on the classy graduate
of Negro league baseball.
I hope the Boston Red Soxs' get
interested and place him out there
(anywhere) with Don DiMaggio and
the splendid splinter" Ted Will
Hams.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-08
LOOKING BACK - 20 YEARS

I was % years old when I wrote
this in the Interstate Tattler'
about cartoonist Ted Carroll, one of
the best in his line. guess Mr.. Car
roll was around II or 1S, can't be
sure about it.
''The sketch on this page of old
time heavyweight star Sam McRea,
was drawn by brilliant Ted Carroll,
destined to make lasting name for
himself in the sports field. I am out
to help the budding youngster and
he will be associated with this rag
in the near future if have my say
as editor" MAY 1s, 1929.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-08
RAPIER-LIKE LETS

Fencing teachers and masters Of
the foils might well study touch"
from King or Saddler. I'm proud to
say that Saddler and his British
counterpart possess two of the best
left hands I've seen in 20 years of
watching and teaching boxing. Har-
lem is proud of these West Indian
cousins saddler and King, and will
come out indroves every time King
or Willie Pops conqueror go to
scratch.
The Arizona post., 1949-02-18
Letter To The Editor

My dear Mr.. and Mrs. Rutz:
On behalf of the Tucson chapter
of Hadassah kindly accept our
sincere thanks for the publicity
given us during the past year and
especially for your might OF
Stars"
To Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leon
ard and the entire cast and every
one who so graciously contribut-
ed materially and financially our
earnest appreciation.
The good will created at our
affairs spurs us on to do greater
work for Israel. Again, many
thanks.
(Mrs. Louis) Ses Cohen,
President.
The Arizona post., 1949-02-18
Report on A. [.
Membership Drive

A progress report on the Anshei
Israel membership drive was
made by the committee. The drive
was undertaken in the realization
there are many unaffiliated fam
lilies. The sad thing is that the
children in the families are with
out the advantages of Jewish edu-
cation and are deprived of op-
portunities for making more
friends, says Abe Simon, member
ship chairman. The desirability of
joining now rather than waiting
The Arizona post., 1949-02-18
TucsonianS In New
Israeli KibbutZ

Two weeks ago a group of 12O
Americans and Canadians, men,
bers of Habonim, established a
new Kibbutz in Western Galilee.
Among the settlers are Herbert
Strauss, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Strauss and his recent bride, Ju-
dith; Herzl Greenblatt, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Israel Greenblatt, N.
Park; Bob and Shirley White,
former u of A students. They are
the first Tucsonian to seek a
new home in Israel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Strauss say they are proud that
Tucson is so well represented.
The Arizona post., 1949-02-18
EDITORIAL

February marks the opening of the campaign raise 100000
in for the Combined Jewish Appeal.
fatter
ing charge good gvers They
figures prove their point
The best possible to these charges is the we
This dollar will double
hungry mouths than before The
Israel in its first rebh have unlimited aid
to reSette rebuild
giving judged basis of how much
given dollar and be giving generously The
dollar he gavehe needed for food Another give thousand
dollars himself selfish migrate humanity The first
beyond his the latter didn't begin sacrifice
wonderful year its generosity
blood toll The Jews have the
respect the world by their achievements in honng the land
obstacles still lie
Help sorely assistance
The Arizona post., 1949-02-18
Council Budget

Continued from page II
This cost includes the summer day
camp program.
Other items appearing in the
budget are an increase in the
Council News bulletin from sos
last year to $500; for the Research
Committee from $158 to $3.50; the
Cultural program from $242 to
$500 this year. Added were allo-
cations of $3.50 each for Public
Relations and for the CJA Year
Book.
Social Service Dept. budget es-
Inmates $5,007 for administrative
expenses and $14,201 in relief
costs for maintenance, transpor-
tation to residence, and medical
care of needy persons not eligible
to aid from the local public agen-
cies.
The Arizona post., 1949-02-18

until the Holy days because there
probably won't be seats available,
is pointed out by Mr.. Simon.
A partial list of new members
include: Misses Miriam and Rosa
lind Baron, Abe Baum, Simon
Baum, Herman Berlin, Joseph
Brindis, Ben Fink, Harry Green
stein, Morris Grossman, Louis
Quit, Samuel E. Hirsch, Martin
Hochdorf.
Others are: Henry Kaufman,
David Kossack, Ike Kuropatkin,
Joseph C. Levin, Leo Lowenkron,
Nat Miller, Mrs. Pauline Rosen-
baum, w. Sauber, Samuel Vogel
and G. E. Winter.
The Arizona post., 1949-02-18

shei Israel the following night;
Feb. 25, to which the community
is invited.
Miss Rothbard has just re-
turned from her second trip to
Israel, where she spent six
months. She went on a mission
for Pioneer Women and also as
a member of the Actions Com
mittee of the World Zionist
Committee. She is eager to tell
of the accomplishments of the
land, the splendid work of the
Moatzat Hapoalot (sister organi-
The Arizona post., 1949-02-18
Leader Pioneer
Won,e1, To Speak

Dvorah Rothbard will speak
at an open meeting of the Pio-
neer Women at Anshei Israel
Thursday, Feb. "a and at Oneg
Shabbat before Congregation An
The Arizona post., 1949-02-18

zation in IsraeD as revealed in
this second visit.
Mrs. Harry Seigel first met her
years ago in Pioneer Women
work in Detroit and says she has
real message for her hearers.
The Arizona post., 1949-02-18
Meet In Phoenix

Tomorrow, Feb. l9, the state
committee of the Anti-Defama-
ton League will meet in Phoenix
to discuss state matters relating
to ADJ. Milton Sem, regional
director, and his assistant, Hy-
man Haves, will meet with the
state committee. Sam r. Kauf-
man is local ADJ chairman.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
0Ids Cites Rate Cuts
During Two Terms in
Fiqht for FPC Post
BY the kssoeioted Press

Leland Olds, fighting for his
Job on the Federal Power Com
mission, said today that in the
10 years he has been a member
the agency has cut wholesale nat
ural gas and electric rates by more
than $250, 900, 900.
a Mr.. Olds. reappointed to the
commission by President Truman
for q third f1ve-year term, faces
stifi opposition from Senators who
don't like his views on public
power.
> But the nominee told a Senate
Commerce subcommittee which is
holding hearings on the appoint
ment that there are no more
healthy industries in the country
than those subject to the Federal
Power Commission" And he
added:
by whatsoever measure. Is ap-
piled, that work-and that means
my work-has been helpful to pri-
yate enterprise"
Mr.. olds noted that certain
electric and gas utilities. State
commissions and others have
questioned his ideas about the ex-
tent Of the Federal commissions S
regulatory powers.
"T have tried to act, and will
continue to do so, within the limits
Of the terms Of the laws as in
terpreted by the highest courts" :"
he said.
The Power Commission, he add
ed, has been trying ito make the
exercise Of regulatory authority an
effective instrument of Govern
ment in the public interest and
to show the investing interests
that the acceptance of their social
responsibility actually benefits
private enterprise"
"The Federal Power Commits
sion's activities, far from weaken
ing the rights of private property,
are giving 1t new strength"
Evening star., 1949-09-28
THE EVENING STAR Washington, DC" A
SEPTEMBER

the flre back toward areas already
blackened.
Estimates Of the acreage already
scorched varied, but lumbermen
and State and Federal agencies
set the figure close to Is, 900 acres.
One logger lost his life, crushed
under a rolling tractor. About q
dozen homes and barns were des-
troyed.
The loss in timber was set by a
Federal Bureau Of Land Manage
ment forester at between 25,000,-
900 and 50.000.00 board feet.
Two coastal resort towns, Can
non Beach and neighboring Tolo-
vana Park. were no longer in any
| danger today.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Rainfall Helps Combat
Oregon Forest Fires
~ the Assoeioisd Press

PORTLAND, Oreg., Sept. 28.-
Rains sweeping inland from the
Pacific Ocean gave foresters a
fighting chance today to bring
under control the cumberland fires
that ragged in Western Oregon for
two days.
Regional United States Fire Dis
patcher Guy johnson said the
overnight shift to normal fall
weather here had dampened the
flames. In some instances, the
stiff offshore winds had pushed
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Aid 10 JobIess Areas
Showing Some Effect

John r. Steelman. presidential
assistant, reported yesterday that
the administration plan Of chan
neling Government spending into
distressed labor areas to combat
unemployment is having some
beneficial effects.
At the same time, however, it
became known that a stumbling
block has developed because of
the law requiring Government
contracts to be awarded to the
lowest qualified bidder without
regard to location.
In outlining to agency heads
what had been done to cope with
the iobless situation, Mr.. Steel
man said Controller General
Lindsay c. Warren had ruled that
in event Of tie bids. contracts
might be awarded arbitrarily in
distressed areas without regard
to other factors, even though a
similar low bid had come from
outside the area. Ordinarily in
such cases the contract is
awarded by lot.
=. When, however, a bidder OUT
side an unemployment area is
lower than one inside the former
must get the contract.
In his progress report on the
plan developed several weeks ago
to deal with conditions in areas
where unemployment is at least
IL per cent Of the available work
ing force, Mr.. Steelman said re-
ports indicate that "at least some
of the areas Of heavy unemploy-
ment are henefitting from Federal
procurement construction and
loan activities.
The American nickel is usually
Evening star., 1949-09-28

yesterday, 16 hours after the first
baby was delivered.
Mrs. Bernice Ecker, 80. the
mother of the two boys and two
girls who were born three to
four months prematurely, died
Evening star., 1949-09-28

Hospital 10 hours after birth.
The last Of the quads. a girl
weighing about one and q halt
pounds, died in an incubator
yesterday afternoon.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
OF Washinoton's metropolitan oro,otl

Monday night from anemia.
One Of the two girls died three
hours after birth. One boy was
stillborn and the second boy died
in the incubator at Holy Cross
Evening star., 1949-09-28

BETHESDA-WORLD HEALTH CENTER-Ths picture, looking
northwest from point Northern Bethesda shows how
the medical center already has begun to surround itself
with the center of the picture u Route 240the
Rockville pkestarts its long journey to Frederick and the
West At right foreground is Genbrook Village steadily
growing Bethesda Center the Naval Medical
(Tenth of O. series of aerial photocrnph
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Last of Premature Quods
Dies in Incubator
By the Assoeiotsd Press

CHICAGO, Sept. 28.-The last
remaining baby of quadruplets
born to a mother who was not
certain she was pregnant died
Evening star., 1949-09-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
Soften Up Hard
Singing caIIouses

Don't .wait-save yourself from another
DAY OF burning foot torture. Get lee
people who walk in cool fresh comfort
thanks to this frosty white medicated
balm. Enjoy Its amazing, cooling sooth-
druggists
Evening star., 1949-09-28

Center % and National Institutes of Health a.
creasng numbers of doctors and technans labor improve
the health Of the Nation and the world Beyond the Naval
Medical Center the Locust Hill Estates ( developed
residential section Fifteen the shown
Of scattered estates and farmland.
-Fahchid Aerial Surveys,
Evening star., 1949-09-28

The American nickel is usually
rs per cent copper and Is per cent
nickel.
Evening star., 1949-04-05
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

ENGLISH EliL PIrfIfS, axe mes
Axe res Lu. .lHa, iott sisociia~
CochfK >rA>IrL spftgs ot~arsnss
aaie AkC lcg Shd pedtsffta Ca
TOY RAT TERRIERS Brsul,sa. pets
loT children, very tiny- ofd"s'
DOCS, mixed breeds Rssstt. lt,st'
setter. poi,ee sUhnauf"F l~Iar1-
Dalmstisn DobeFma0, we hstf.
hound to prooie IN country ot Aho
have ,rnced yards. IA ASA sijrI
coLliE PUPPIES. be.u,,Iul solder
gsts. champion sired Fo'k'iil'
BEAuTIFIL honey co,ored pehaEFtGd
cocker under year, Reasonable OF
IRISH SETTER PUPPY, : nos Dark
!ed, malr registered "tll saeFifes :
TO good home PL4 nIAA
collie PUPS, not thpfuughbfcS
WIS partially trained s. PL
CoCkER SPANIEL. black female 4
, mos old. housrbFaken, >is, IA
raRakskrs. 81 50 pr Java Rice
birds pr. RA. k5so.
COCKER PUPPIfs, Akc res ts
champions N b generation ne.dl-
grers. $40 TO <4h. STUD ser, irs
AD tNsS or ia 1855 s
COOKERS. Ours Is hohbv ksnns
well known IoI cycCdlgl show type
friendly puppies WI. IUSA
CfRN.N SHEPHERD puppies sired
nv Champion KennIS OF Lens SoF n,
AsEard Kennels, registered, IA stnhu
-
COCKIRs reds blacks parts, = 4
mo Axe reg males. SAB female
&s5 MCINTYRE SH 1JNk -
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, all col
ors. champion cocker al Stuo, -
deliver CsH Rockville "h44
CoCklKS. red malts and iemajrS
AKC inter frF StOtkGait hteed
uE S2a~sGl->ad. PET SUPPL
nos Tunny pi Silver sps 81
40 y of Sf4 SbS.! II
Evening star., 1949-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH. typeWritefs, Gales, cash
reP.. oil EQUIP. any kind top price
DI 1872: co. 1928 ewes. SUNDAY.
ANTIoUEs--Furniture. pric-a-prac
china xlaSswsre, rugs silverssts
Can MURRAY. Tavlor 33a3
ANTIQUES. orlc-a-6rac. enina, silvef-
ware. old Iswelry. cups, sauetrs. Anv
amount DORA KRUPsAW Mill
STONE. 1895 @ nv. SteriinK fah
BEDROOM. dining room. contents ei
ZONES; cash We do moving, stota age
ia. @93s: after : pm" oE. l4io.
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD Of all
descriptions. We remove books O.
CAIEEAs, ali types movie eaulp-
ment: all accessories bought al high
est prices. BRENNER PHOTO co.
g33 pa ave. nv. Free parking near
rear entrance RE. ..434.
mems clothing typewriter musica 81
instr etc VIII call MORRIS SALES
lao Fla ave nv MI GAIA
CLOTHING--Highest qtic.S = for men 2, 1. :
ggssed gsed eiG,Gins NE bhEMAN i.a, ssp : 'elsIl
DIAMONDS. old Seid and silver. aI..
mono watches and discarded 1fweiEy;
cash paid ERNEST RURK- INC
GA 18Th 81 nv ..- ,,,
DIAMONDS. Fotd platinum ,.it, ieshn
bought No purchase too small toe
prices paid sEW YORK JEW
, E,RY &C. 7ie yo,,; IN mir, s. nv sog..bo,a
prices s i fuRH EcH @Io 7th
FURNITURE Entire household OF
odd pieces: desE. SfcrtiAfy dfsssssfr
chest; discreet service. CO 1856
FURNITURE--En Entire household OF eco
good pCs. cut Hiass. old ehtna top
prices Call MRS GAY, RE 1soi, p*
fUESiTuKI-Nl. ~, sLiiIt iiI soa.
ware e1inA bric-a-bFar Bnylns
and seiIing for over 80 YEAR So
WOODS 9Th and STA ns Ak
FuRSfruRE wanted S. once. GOOD
furniture Of sH kinds, eattrs bonn
or odd pieces pas cash. FifNSe
eaH Mr. JAMES, phone Ma. 2hs"
GAS KFFRIGERAToRs sanfed go
for small apis 81 Il also e
bIe-top eas range RA 2t,ie "a
GoID~BrInE Your Old ro!d plat
mum teeth. discarded iews.ry. We
pay cash. A KAHN. INC. 50 years
st a1s 81 B-s -.
LAWN MOWERS. any siss, sEy MAKE
Also BGNEA El@FEFFr 49, 80
PIASo~--W We pay hlEbrsE cash prices
tor SBsnetS. Atnali hpraEhta. sgaAsss
col oA!Als PIANO CO. SA. 4hfa
PtAN0%---SafAfa ui>-srHt HpIaft. vi
AEt A5ke hAs ~He 4nF Fesfsa foa
Me'a psy cash @a ss4s37
sIRAP IEOS. SCEAP siI AIS, asfa
1httptgFs utGSe EAHE. aIGfest pEasss
paia /! sea SA anot uelSss sea- az
caK8a.a tz4nE psssAs phohe as Ale
JUNK Co s&2tt t8eaEFsA sFs Nv
scR.P IsoS. SCRAP METALS. asss
batteries houxe r3gS--H iKflest prices
3sa IL yoss Cannot deliver Faaf
art1fmuEs t!pDs please paone us
WASH RAG A. RAG Co I'll I 81
sEWINI aaCHisEs-Ns pus ali
tEpes repatE hHsa el9sr1E. buttons
covered plrattnR 80 fIth ~ aS
RI 1890 RI @Jft
STOVES. FURS. RANGES, ICE boxes
anc heaters. ACME STOVE Co
IuIl tn Si nw, MA Ss5@.
AN INTERESTED u naysF3g silver
ware aIy condition: china. or5c-a-
brae old tersiry, DORA kREFShAN
ALL ESTONE 1895 q o. nv- ST
1896
DISCRIMINATING EourtE has sssh:
NEEDS GOOD modern he6fEs. atst rn
d1nette furniture Teat. rftrs aghs
wone pref Give all raftArnssra-
Box 3-a-p. Star -
Evening star., 1949-04-05

Z PLACE 35-mlie per-hr double
stepped ruuRbout-~s SsFTthee a.
Than 30 hrs. >s9o. stgray plat
form trailer. $40 WriI-CAreo- toT
johnson 13-n.p.. 500. WO. 3ss'
ENGINES Brand new twin cylinder
,..:-hp comp..te 80 J, l.
CHRySLER MARINE EsGtStss oHiJ
TON sea- Maine ave. sS ES 3tna
ss 1T. WHEELER. sleeps g, huli peri
rev Packard ensins, Snsft and pro
pelieF charging pant, fHid htst
cabin heater, st 500. "a 81 %
el-rT. oPFS CRUISER. iuils eauln
Johnson outboAfG motaf iFsbff. +
VI old. custom built for hshins
$3.50 OF brsE offer. 3io X 81 ~"
BOAT, com pletely equipped ready to
go, ike new S15 m sied, t'''A
iIth st, ss, bal belsRop -"
s5-fT. sLoOr, bliIt to top specs ;
keel and b . buhkE. mHth e1Sts
equipment oWner leaving county
DU ooU0, ESt. 3l4, ."
BOAT LtaBlR Marine Flywood a.
Rut s. tree boa; plans foE ms
fine ulyaood ooa1s open All day
Sat and Sun Hov theH. ~
RoBINsoEs 1899 Ken'iTorih s's.
WANT TO SILL yoar prem pte.snt ., cat. I.
Dept. s KING FULTON. so3 Maine
ave. So Ex. 1906, -
MERCURY oUTBoAKD MOTORS
We VIII allow you <a on any old
oltbos rd motor IN ans ceud ton en-
nsE 5's-hp or iH-h D AtfeaTT
motor, financing car hF ARRANGED
onIy "61r down payment, take ID
10 90 months 20 pa Open sA ast
saf and Sun Aux then, try
RoBIYeoNs &as KsnIlSosth ave
COW DOWN 70, sal Ia car
Th4stle Something uss 20 shsiltas
BUZZAhD POINT BOAT YARI1 'otft
oil Ia 81 Ew. tOus block north 1f
War Collexe'
tyINgIpF olTBoARp MoTukS-
Wtoe sslsrtfon S kIsO FULTON
stf.s MalnF ave So EX 1896 .
JIsT ARgisED. siain3sas steel boats.
AL ztxpk E8ko noRa4pk able F4ste
YOU ORDER now COiif MOTOR 4
TRAILER CO, s@J2 Ga ave 81
RIcH.RpSoS cRrIssKoUT. - f.
errS Sokea head good conh nsse1
snfae work price at y - a. 10
rAfsd caTinfhiRn Yscbt Grub. se.
stsxard or pilpp< PEtRCE aaFsaHs
Ex. 1893 or 10. 5IDu after m
WE HAVE 40 PACKARD motor good
eordYiiaH. %-s also DpGEs motor
spIcBdia condition, So Rad b
EaBck motor hne8f esadt s9E stfts
ali ate soMp}rEg with gasEHgMz LAD
~ at you hear tfgta F2A EAeF 4fssE
as Ghe a6sfts gfsEe# fs3 LhaS srT&
ubiy. ROPER MOTOR CO, ~
X aEs Hr
Evening star., 1949-04-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EUTJNG STATION on Rhode Island
ave. n,e.-Sold complete for $500.
Details. Sligo 1915. Mr.. BOWERS
BAR aNU GRILL, downtown corner;
doing S14o daily. sood par business so,i
only Si20 wkly.; owner states 500
wkly. net profit; total price. Sl:;noo'
terms. S5.5OO down BOB HOL-
LANDER. 14Il Pa. ave. NV" MA.
af43 or GE. $500. %
VARIETY STORE. newspaper, maya
lines patent medieins med iisat lsst. sIGG w1th
cption. 1925 N. Capitol. ST. s'gs.
rorN OPERATED RADIOS = Four
RCA sets, 8 tubes, steel cabinets:
and tables; little used, cost, Ss4 so.
Make offer. Phone OF. 1881. 50
RgsTAuRANT. with beer and wine
Noense: average daily receipts, Sl3o;
very cheap rent, 81 % per month
With apt. above; long \, lease; e. AsS.n1s N,
NICHOLSON & CO. Ma. 5635, The
Burlington. 1120 Vermont ave. -
BEAUTY sHoP-Because of other
interests. will give away 3 soo1 ti
business for only III 500. CAPUTl
RFALToRS. Phone FA. 14l5. %
eUSY TAVERN. doing hwy. and lor
cal DuSlnFSS- OH Lee HN1-s VIZ.
Church. Giving 1t away Tor ~ JNu.
CAPUTI REALTORS. Phone ga
GAS STATION AND TAvERN-AgC
license. on busy corner. 5. q l
Gee hwy and Route 35 John
Marshall hwy9: doing good business,
Sale includes the real estate PROD
erty over > acres long frontase
bldss and equipment. CAPull
RFkLTORS. Phone FA. 2l23. ID
rsgp CAR LOT. fully equipped once
and garage; excel. NV. corner. CAN
siiso 5OI3 after 6 pm. %
HTATTY SALON. beautifully
equipped. long established: excellent
downtown location. OWNER. ia
S133. CHI. 2102. o.
GIFT SHOP, good NV. location, suit
able for ] person or elderly couple
stock and fixtures at cost. Cash
Phone Sligo ISL. b
RESTAURANT. complete; doing gooe
business: short hours, closed sun
days; sacrifice. 24o4 14th st. NV
cTsvoM TAUORs - Resdy-to-wsal
and haherdsshery. Downtown loca.
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Evening star., 1949-04-05
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