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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
INCOME TAX
 BILL PASSES TERR. HOUSE
Measure Is Given Unani- mouse Vote of Approval
 Revenue to Be Derived
By JAMES HUTCHINSON

An income tax bill, expected to aroduee an annual revenue Of s2,- 0oC,O0O was adopted by the Terri torial House late yesterday by a ,ote of "A to 0.
 Tie bill calls for an income tax payment amounting to 10 per cent of the total paid in Federal inc5me taxes.
 Right after it's passage, Rep. War ren Taylor of Fairbanks introduced the Administrations business license tax bill, which proposes a S25 fee for all businesses, professions and services, plus cne-half of one per cent of the gross receipts above s20-, eco year.
 He declined to estimate it's poten- tial revenue, but another legisla- tor informed on tax matters said te drought t would produce nearly | all million dollars a year.
 It would not take effect until after the repeal of the present over tapping license tax legislation.
 s45 EXEMPTION GUT
 Before passing the income tax measure, the House voted unani- nous approval of Committee amendment eliIninat ng proposed S45 exemption for year-around res idents of Alaska.
 Among other bills introduced was one ty Rep. Alfred Owen, Kodiak, Democrat, proposing an increase in the lobbyist registration fee from ISt0 to $100. - ..-.4s Passage of the inccmcs tax bill followed a 1c-8 vote to suspend the rules to rush final action. Rep Frank L. Johnson, Nome. had soueht to postpone the final vote until today.
 House Members and the sparsely- filled gallery broke into applause when the tax bill sailed through with unanimous approval.
 Rep. Frank Angefman, Fairbanks Democrat, asked permission to with hold his vote because T don't ap- prove certain Sections" but the speaker denied his request. $2,OOO,OOO REVENUE
 Official estimates place revenue from the bill at around S2,000OO0 yearly.
 Taylor said of his bill the main purpose is to catch many WfloVe never paid anything. It's to correct tke business tax hodge, podge.' He declined to estimate the potential revenue but another leading legis- lator on tax matters thought 1t would bring in nearly half a m.l- lion dollars year. The law would not take effect un- til after Congress repeals the pres ent overlapping license tax legisla- ton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
DOOM LANDS AT OAKLAND
 ON FLIGHT
Winter Weather Forces FIier to Turn BaCk-
 Makes Record
By PHILIP HEARING

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14.-tR- Winter weather stopped lanky Bill Odom a continent short on a flight he had announced as non- stop attempt from Honolulu to New York. But it didn't rob him of a new world record for light planes.
 The 29-year-old flier, dapper in the grey plaid lucky suit he had word on two record round-the- world flights, landed his 185-horse- power, single engine Beechcraft Bonanza at Oakland Airport at 6:3O D. m. PSF. last night.
 He was 22 hours and six min utes - and 2,375 statute miles - from his Honolulu takeoff at 8:32 D. m. (PST) Wednesday.
 Official recognition of his rec ord must await approval by the National Aeronsutics Association.
 Odom's record is for light per- sonal aircraft with motor cylin- der displacement of 6.5 to g liters.
 Strong head winds which buffet ed him at daybreak yesterday forced Odom to alter his announc- ed plan to fly to New York via Seattle on only 20 gallons of gaso- line.
 If I'd headed for Seattle as planned, I'd still be out there, , he said.
 After he flew over the Golden Gate bridge, the weather conspir- ed against him once more. The CAA told him of clouds and icing conditions over Nevada. His little plane had no de-icers.
 Odom said he tried to pick a hcle through the clouds over the mountains, but it was no go."
 He turned back over Reno, Nev., returning to Oakland.
 He estimated there were 70 to 80 gallons of gasoline left when he landed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
PALESTINE
 ARMl5TICE
 HOPED FOR
United States and Britain Reach Understanding
 on Tense Problem
(By The Associated Press)

Jew sh and Egyptian armistlce spokesmen expressed hopes for peace in Palestine but in Tel Aviv, Israeli enthusiasm waned.
 The Jews once more were blaming the British for dampening the pros poets of a lasting peace in the Holy Land by moves in Egypt and Trans Jordan, both British allies. The U N. armistice talks were on Rhodes.
 The British liberal weekly, eco nom st, backed up the Jewish view Ey commenting Britain lately seem- cd to he inviting her Arab allies ito summon armed forces to their side" on the borders of Palestine.
 Officials in Washington said the Un ted States and Britain seemed to have reached a better under standing on Palestine. The com ment followed a special call on Pres ident Truman iy the British ann Eassadcr. Truman said American policy is aimed at creating peace and stability in the Middle East The basic difference is that the United States for months has sup ported Israel and the British are bound by treaty to Arab states fighting the Jewish state.
 Jewish and Egyptian Armistice delegates quickly adopted an agenda at Rhodes. They will talk of as- surances about military offensiveS and national security; implementa- ticn of United Nations orders; adop- tion of an armistice agreement and it's initiation. The talks are under U. N. auspices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
The w ashington Merry Go Round
Rv DREW PEARSON Copyright, I94s. by The Bell Syndicate,
 Incl

WASHINGTON At a White House press conference in 1946, newsmen, knowing a new Director of the Budget had just been select ed, asked President Truman for his name. The President hesitated, fumbled on his desk for piece of paper, picked it up and read the name:
 James E. Webb,' he said.
 It was obvious from Truman'S hesitation that he had not known Webb before.
 In the two years that have pass ed. however, Budget Director Webb has so won the confidence of Harry Truman that last week he was ap- pointed to the No. spot in Amer ican foreign affair Undersecre- tary of State.
 AS such, his job will be to oil the creaking State Department ma- chinery and fire some of the diplo- matic doodlers who have been pid-
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
TAX BOOST BY TRUMAN
 RESENTED
Chilly Reception Given to Suggestion of tipping
 Middle Income
Bv FRANCIS M. LIE MAY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-tR- Capitol Hill gave a chilly recep- ton today to. President Truman's implied suggestion that individuals making $6,O00 year and up might pay more federal income taxes.
 Economy minded lawmak kers shouted for less spending-instead of tax increases-to balance the Federal budget.
 MT. Truman asked Congress last week for s4,OOO 100000 in new taxes. He said new levies against corpor- ations should collect most of It, but he suggested that Congress con- slider a tax boost on individuals III the middle and upper" income brackets.
 When a reporter pressed for a definition of middle" income the President told his news confer ence yesterday the Treasury con-
 (Continued on Page Five)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
By BETTY CHANG

TIENTSIN, Jan. 14.-tR- The loss of lie in the stepped-up Con- munist attack on Tientsin is heavy but no count is possible now.
 The thunderous roar of the she'll ing was augmented today by a blast in the former Italian conces- sion across the Hai River. It sounded like an ammunition dump blew up.
 Smoke pillows from the eastern central part of town. The wind IS blowing south, arousing fears that flames might reach the Aslatlc Petroleum Company's installations across the river.
 There is no water or electricity in the city. These utilities have ceased to function.
 Windows throughout the city have been smashed. Not one pane has been left unshattered in the Belgian owned) Leopold Building Ga 10-story structure on Vlctorla Road in downtown Tientsln).
 The Leopold Building houses the United States Consulate and other foreign offices.
 United States Information Ser vice Director Yates reported ne drove the distance between ms house and office over broken glass.
 (Yates was not further ldentl- fled in this dispatch)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Jan. IA. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 3A. American Can 87A, Anaconda 33Ss, CurtisssWright 8, International Harvester 2612 Ken necott 55ss, New York Central l2ss Northern Pacific l6B, U. s. Steel 70, Pound $403A.
 Sales today were 10000 shares. Averages today are as follows Jndustrials, IFS 90; rails, $40; utili- ties, 34.35.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
TRIMMER FINDS TRUCK

After both City Police and Terri torial Highway patrolmen had searched for 12 hours for his stolen truck, it finally was Charles (Buzz) Femmer who found it, back of the Juneau Dairy.
 The truck, which serves Femmer's Transfer, had not been damaged.
 Femmer reported the loss early yesterday and patrolmen searched from 9 to Q"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
PAN AM MAN HERE
 ON ALASKAN TOUR

Here for a three-day meet with Juneau's Pan American AirWays representatives is c. D. Yaggy, as- sistant division operations manage. from PAA's San Francisco office.
 Yaggy is on the last lap Of tour of Alaskan Yukon PAA offices, having visited at Fairbanks, Nome, Whitehorse and Ketchikan before coming here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
Beer
 During Hairdo

TROY, Ala, Jan. l4.-'R-Cus- toners may be slipping beer while they get their next hairdo at a Negro beauty parlor here.
 The City Commission yesterday approved request from the estab- lishn1ent that it re allowed license to sell beer.
 Operators explained it gets awful ly hot and dry for patrons sitting under hair dryers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
WEATHER REPORT
GU. 8. WEATHER BUREAU

. GU. s. WEATHER BUREAU . This data is tNr 24-hour per . iod ending 6:3c a.n,. PSF. . In Juneau Maximum, . 38; minimum, 32. . At Airport Maximum, , 36; minimum, B. . 20 !. E C A 5 T . (Juneau and Vicinity . Mostly cloudy tonight and . Saturday with occasional . light showers of mixed snow
 . and rain. Temperatures
 . about the same with the , lowest tonight around 32 and . the highest tomorrow near . 37.
 . PR ECIP T A T l Q N
 . (Past "A hours ending 7:30 m. today . In Juneau AT inches . since Jan. l, 1173 inches; . since July 1, 87.79 inches. . At Airport A inches . since Jan. 1, 5.37 inches; . since July l, 54.54 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14

Fighting broke out again in Southern Korea where 30 to 40 reb- els and four civilian guards were reported killed in mountain yll- lage clash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
TIENTS|N BE5IEGED,
 SHATTERED
American Born Woman Gives Eye Witness Ae-
 count, Commie Attack

(The following dispatch from American born Betty Chang, a nurse married to a Chinese business man, is the last di- rect word from Communist besieged Tientsin, North Chi mas first industrial city. She originally came from Eugene, OregonD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
COUNCIL MEETING

The Scatter Tract water issue will be taken up and discussed at a special meeting of the City Council onight starting at 8 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14
STEAMER MOVEMEKTS

Princess North, from Vancouver, scheduled to arrive Sunday after noon or evening
 Freighter Coastal Monarch, from Seattle, due here Monday.
 Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle at II am tomorrow.
 Victoria scheduled to sail from Seattle January Is.
 Baranof from Westward due southbound Sunday.
 The U. s. hanged six more Ger man war criminals who had killed American fliers and con- ccntfst'on camp inmates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-14

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Evening star., 1949-03-31
BOATS

16-FT. BOAT. Wisconsin air-cooled
inboard motor: seats Z; ideal for
fishing or pleasure. 4 real buy y,GN at
BOAT CLUB. Call AL 4047.
eondion hshRs bunR nosf marine en toies sHHa
Gray marine engine: now at EDGE
water Beach. Md. $1,000. Call UN.
OLD TOWN CANOE for sale. Inquire
Washington Canoe Club. Sat. 10
am: to 3 pm, or phone EN-. 1904
Dept. Dept s. XIV King F6IToN, SOB Maine
ave. s.w..- EX. 3406. 81
BOAT LUMBER-Marine Plywood at
Robinson's; free boat plans for ma
sine plygood g d. boats Noo open ,nsn all DAY lay
ses sss s"H ase Rsni'1oSth ofa aVs y
cHRYsLER MARINE ENGINES in
stock Only Chrysler dealer here. S.
KING FULTON, so3 Maine ave. s;w.
MEkcGR9 hHi ste9 ourBoARp MoroRs:
outboard motor in any condition on
a new 7la-h.p. or 1O-h.p. Mercury
motor; financing can be arranged,
only 20fc down payment. take up
to 20 months to pay. Open all day
RoBINsoN's. 1899 Kenilworth ave
VERY f FAST VRUNABoUT. aa-h.p.
johnson, trailer. All new last Fail,
used very little, in excel. shape.
Also we'll cared for Johnson 13-h.p.
Far below cost; Wo; 1887 I
Wide selection. s. KING FULTON,
SOB Maine ave. s.w. EX. 3406. s.
JUST ARRIVED. stainless steel boats.
all sizes. also nonsinkable: Place
your order now. COLE MOTOR &
TRAILER CO.. s232 Ga. ave-, 81.
Evening star., 1949-03-31
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDING MACHINES. calculators,
cleaned, oiled and adjusted; -.5l AZ
w9Tk gparan5eed; RE Il71; UNITED y
AsPHALT TILE, 15o 50. it., s25; in
r,oi5e9 DoRoNY, 9Vf5 p1. ss"Gle'' saol. a,- I'
BRICKLAYING, firepieces, chimneyss,
skr6k A EkGfassss;o Mason, AT. 1sss 1Gos1RAc1oR
porches, SIS garages. JOHN FERRARA.
AD; 6s40; DU. 1860. 81
tanning walls, driveways and drain
age; all work around your home.
Low prices. CRAWFORD BROS. AT
BRICK woRK-Houses, garages,
ehimneys. etc: 25 yrs. exper;, ,. white I,
mfsnza5fSi mR. BuRBAGE' 5ise Ii. 20 ole4. '0n 'A
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing,
carpentry, painting, plastering, brick
and cement work. LU. 1858. MR..
BGfkbISG gAkGR REMoDELING, large or
small Jobs. cinder block and brick
work; reasonable prices. Phone D1.
CAMERA gtMEA REPAIRS, all makes. Gus
sBeoe fom euasrs sns eosns ct Ph0t5 rs
CAkPENTR, fences, porches. screen.
ing, etc. Save by dealing direct
with mechanic. GOODMAN, AD.
CARPENTER-Remodeling,.r repairing.
old and new, cabinet work. window
screens and porch screened in.
Cali Sligo Clio. B
CARPENTRY, general repair, screens
paint. roof repair. done reas: MR..
SWAMI, D1. 5000, after 5 pm.
CARPENTRY-Incl. porches; screens
made to order; rec. rms. with knotty
pine; Celotex ceilings; tile floors.
Gail LAWRENCE, RA. 9703.
CARPENTER complete, remodeling
repairs, painting, papering and roof
ing. waterproof1ng and freproofng
MR.. BAGGETT. AT. 263I 81
CARPENTER AND PAINTER-.BeSt
too small. WA. $500. Il
CARPENTRY = Prompt service; re-
pairs. cabinet work, kitchen equip
ment. 81. G4ss. RE. 63o7. 3
Evening star., 1949-03-31
THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON, b. c, THURSDAY Moreh a. lozo
MlscL. WANTED icont. J

FURNITURE-Entire household o.
odd pieces; desk. secretary. dresser
chest; discreet service. co. 1866.
FURNITURE-wm ouy eltire con.
tents or odd pieces Also old glass
ware Sains. bric-a-brac: Buyins
WOODS. stb and z sts. nv, NE.
FURNITURE wanted at once. good
furniture Of all kinds; entire home
OF oad R piesss s@Es pay nnoos cash nA Pease ssN
GoLDMsrlns Your Old Old sold. Dlsti:
pay cash. a. KAHN. INC. IS years
Lock2Rs-sstteeiH T. Clothes lockers. If
sll shemt the E8 nsr's ssa4 s1s there we will buy
PIANOS-Grand. up.ixht. spinet,, or
we'll pay cash. SH. 3039.
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries: house rags-Highest prices
paid; paid Il you cannot deliver YOUR
WASH. RAG a BAG CO.. s15 1 st St
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
Sqmulations; please phone us. ACE
AD 1857.
SEWING MACHINEs-We buy all
types; repair; nemstischins buttons
RE 1900 RE 23ll
STOVES, FURN., ranges, ice boxes
and heaters. ACME STOVE CO..
1011 18th st NV, Ma $685..
TYPEWRITER. by private party:
sa,naaI standard . Or p portable. Cali VI. 9ssa
ATTENTION-Haule and accumu-
lators of scrap iron. auto batteries
and scrap metals, see us before you
ket prices WAsHiNGTON RAG &
BAG CO.. 215 L St s.w.. DI. S007.
AM INTERESTED IN puying silver
ware. aIy condition.; china. bric-a-
brac. old jewelry DORA KRUPSHAW
MILESTONE. 1885 6 st NV. ST
749G
Evening star., 1949-03-31

BOXERS-Have new litter of pups
excel bred, ready for inspec. Visit
MOSSMoNT KENNELS, AL. OsO5. g.
TWO SIAMESE KITTENS. female. 9
mos; old, Call OF. s6s7. -
pFad1sss s5s 5smss fhsneoR 5 doR
BosToS a5s!HSsd rERRiER Ei si PuPPiEs, hpPi show
type. champion stock. Taylor 9sl9.
420l 4th st: NV.
male. 5 mos; reas. Ho. 74S5. -
COLLIE PuPPnEs ,addInas AKG reg isi' irom
large White collars reasonable. ASK
operator for Daleview 9O5l; s.
COCKER. reg; black tri Cobb male,
Z mo: black female. | red Z " xks,' :
WILL GIVE to good home, brown
male dog, suitable for boy Call
PEKE., male, Ice. size, . yrs. old
Axe se;,,, Tesis,ersd' Show Show pr; prospect
reas. offer OR. 1896, )
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. all
colors; champion cocker at stud; we
A REAL HOME for doss-Monthly
and permanent rates, reas:; large
Hills HILL KESsEPs. RfaS 2 6 crovn9sl}Is RDfWGSR Md
81
COOKERS. Ours is a hobby kennel,
well-known for breeding show-type,
fEisndly pggplsS saH w. ;,ss,.s 3o64 -6 -t5oa
by Champion Kennis of Longworth,
Asgard Kennels, registered, FA. $3.50.
IT,
COCKER at stud. white and tan;
pedigreed; Axe. registered. VIII.
OO15, evenings 3
Evening star., 1949-03-31
PERSONAL
MT AIRY RESTORIUM for

MT. AIRY RESTORIUM for elderly
people; lovely environment; Chris
tlan home. Mt, Airy l3-R. l.
FRIESDS-F you have had the eX-
perlence of an answer to prayer that
Chansed your life, please share IL
with your fel!ow-man. Write me just
how your blessing came to you. Your
name Will not be used without per-
mission. Your experience may in
s.pige another soul soul 10 find the Christ
ALTERATIONS. all ladies garments;
ewes 3!09 14th co: 222l
PAINTING-A personal request to
YOU for your fine painting -redecorat-
mechanic. Gail PAINTER, FA. 6sal
VACANCY, NURSING HOME. near
BY Virginia: good food KIND care
noST to, 1!df,lK FAKE DsFs8H F. 9S
should be done by experts; 33 years
know how" with professional oper-
ators; fast service. NEEDLECRAFT.
$40 18th st. NV. End floor.
VACANCY in licensed nursery: will
pick up and deliver children living
eomtofts Fsss. ratss' iao' ST! 9Gne
ANY ONE CAN SEW. but 1t sakes
years 10 De SklIleQ III COTreCt utLlns.
LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker formerly
of 9TH ave. N " finds nothing
too hard to handle. Custom made
restyling. alterations Centrally To-
Gated al l1l0 F st. NV. Room 20.
Telephone EX 1903
DAMAGED CLOTHING - Night or
day. call BLUE JAY. "Weavers Of
Distinction" Burns, tears, cuts or
moth damage. We call. We deliver.
HrpcrN~ ,,nxsx "a
hour nursing care. Licensed By
county and State. SH 6O4O.
Evening star., 1949-03-31
INSTRUCTION COURSES

TALENT-TEST and music scholarship
open TO selected children 6-l5, by
ARRANGEMENT with Guild Inst. of
Mgsis asq,nr Ps91s s14 Mr. s6SawRTThRs BSsS sT1a g.
Assn, Ho 34ea. A
highly CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self confidence, freedom
from self-consciousness. MI. 1850.
FREE AIRLINE CAREER TRAINING
Powell's NATIONAL FLIGHT SYS-
TEN, 1914 Denrike Bldg, ST. 1877.
TRAIN FOR SUCCESS, 400 major
9opiseS IS G1apDG9yed DCosREspoNPENcE ISTpEMAs
Sl66.
SIS monthly. AVIATION CENTER
1910 VT. ave. RE. 1892, ME. 5l62.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
oPEsE5WenE BEATTY s4T o. coIhRaE sEi,ResE
.EsRs .lsiS m st. safErI aH Pl to laes az. ,,,e,
EASY Esg esEs MErHop eHmDsss sorS aur i7sf control
MEN, DRIVE A TAXI CAB; licenses
now available; will instruct you to
pass exam. co. 9174. u
AIRLINES NEED unmarried young
women for glamorous positions. as
airline secretaries, reservationiSts,
CommunicationistS snd hostesseS;
at least high school graduates, ages
i1l7 to 80. Find out If you can
qualify. Central has placed its
graduates with every major airlines
IN the United States Interview by
sppointment only. Mr.. Pastorello.
DI 640S. CENTRAL SCHOOLS,
.,irline Division. -6
FRENCH-Private lessons and con-
versation by highly cultured widow
of European diplomat HO l55S. =
Evening star., 1949-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oric-
china. glassware. rugs. silvervare
paintings: highest cash prices paid
Can MURRAY. Taylor 1888
ANTIQUES, bric-a-brae. CHINA, silver.
ware, old jewelry. cups, saucers. Any
amount. DORA KRUPSAW NILE.
STONE. 1885 G NV. Sterling 7496
BOOKS-All types Of books wanted;
bss sdos prices RRnR% Rsd fGT h1 Stsr pook Ka;
8. Sundays till 8.
CAMERAS. all types, movie equip
ment, all accessories bought at high
est prices. BRENNER PHOTO CO.,
rear @ entrance. re-. s4S4.
CLOTHING-Top prices paid for used
mems clothing. typewriters. musical
instr, ETC.: will call. MORRIS SALES
100 Fla. ave. n W.. MI. 1914
cLoIHINGMsheTR. rIo;binH TR.ERRMaNs RT,sei fsr mfn
oIAinM66sN;Ds. Az 81; g." old % gold ana silver, die.
mond watches and discarded !ewslry;
cash paid. ERNEST BuRK. INC.
R14 18th st NV.
uihmod1S; diamond Watches, discarded ,eTelr!
bought. No purchase tco small. toS
laIss; cash ash tm%sa,atelEyc NTW lEycRK ysr' JhW h1sf
rFGhkNErGazHEntife FhHNx fGa 1s Iss 's Household Q,
odd good PCS; cut glass, old china
top prices. Call MRS. GAY. RE
FuIYESSfirunE-Your entire householt
contents OF odd pieces; .n hishess, s.s
& sI'fss: 8. Z n! T. osg5. tsYgRS' 'cH'' 80 I'll
Evening star., 1949-03-31
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WILL SELL OR LEASE Venetian
blind business; priced $4,000,
II interested write Box 112-D, Star.
DRY CLEANING PLANT. petroleum
solvent, suburban Maryland from
owner. For appointment, Pleasant
Ui9qi r REsoRT 5 S r. HOTEL, N. 40
$1,000 a room includes property
and equipment. in town Of 200
in winter and 10000 in summer
Dining room. kitchen partially
equipped. Attractive .3-story, frame,
in good condition; u block from
IS to Sept. IS, could be LONGER.
teres;s. Mtee down to $4,000 can
be assumed, remainder cash or clear
D. c.. property. CLYDE B. DOU-
THAT. 6o4 Dupont Circle Bldg, Ho.
Gsk4Gf lsfa sves;' en R5 EN- sg4 a7ss; accoke.k Nd
y miles D. G; acre land, 2 bldes;;
IA. s92a. Wo. 0747. " '
MOTOR COURT-An estab. motor
court doing a capacity business in
Of one %a 81 ihe Pess 9fa0ni on T. IN s. hf Hwy
Present income would permit rapid
expansion; considerable cash re-
quired. bal. on easy terms. For
Al. sN; oie7. H5 s ov. 1t17' ao67' IA. M 1914. ' w.
PARTNER. who can invest $4,000 in
a gong retail business in the Dis
trict; rateu by Dun &. Bradstreet; :;
references required and furnished; !;
investment we'll secured. Box 3s.E,
WoMEN's. CHILDREN's WEAR, 1000
suburban. Washington, D. G.; newly
equip, new stock; will sacrifice, must
Leave lea y tqHxR oHg resSons6le s{sr rent attr
SNAIL MALI Re- RFsTAURxNT i'Afi and lunch
on Main st. and in the. heart Of
town at Luray. Va; excellent finan-
cial turn over. past year. For de-
ts'lef ns1FHasSRR "sss osn.r or 'Gn1sss
EsTABLTSHED profitable business in
and souyinsEs: Bog 2l9;E, Star. 81
nTsan ns Location %onP Moo 1qst v.SHs oysr
with well-known lines, and enjoys
excellent patronage: complete rec
ords available. show successful, in
creasing operation; involves about
S.o;uOo' terms. n, HlfLE1'
FROZEN CUsTARD BUSINESS at
346l N. WASHINGTON blvd. Arl.. Va.
possession ON settlement. To see. call
w D. McAfee, FA. 35s2. Il
USED-CAR LOT. new office, light and
sign ooppletsy b1e si eauip ss for operation
ROOMiNG HOUSE BUSINESS. down
town: good income; for sale by own
er. No brokers. For appointment
to inspect, MA. 1882. Ho. 2149.
GROCERY STORE ON WHEELS tbus,.
Also stock and panel truck. ME.
1850 after pm. l.
TEAROOM with living quarters for
lease; tearoom fully equipped; loca
in nearby Va. on hwys. 90 and .2l1,
II. mi. to D. c. Phone Fairfax
206-W. -