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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23
HAL BOYLE SAYS

Thus it was that, at $40 of a
cold grey morning, Little Lord
Fauntleroy, dressed to the teeth.
eased onto that hard bench in the
almost empty cathedral. Feeling a
little silly, / may add.
Now for the test of mind over
matter.
All told, the ceremonies would
take some eight hours. It turned
out to be candard, but we had
been given to understand that, once
seated, you couldn't leave for any
reasOn--no matter what. In eight
hours, serious problems could
arise.
The leg-room allotted was lust
about right for a small child. Sit.
ting straight, my shins just touched
the rail of the row in front. All
day, l played keesise with an adj.
miral's wife on my left. The wall
was on my right. l am not sure
which was softer.
There was momentary relief in
the parts of the service where you
had to stand. But seated again,
that creeping paralysis you hear so
much about would come out of the
bench and crawl slowly up your
back, tying knots in tendon and
sinew. It was the same for every
body up in our section of the
bleachers, of course, and that just
goes to prove the immense patriot.
ism of the British. They loved it.
At $3.50 that afternoon.-9 hours
and Is minutes later--they uncaged
US. Well, II was a great show.
But I'm glad the queen is only "a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23
BY OVID MARTIN
and DON WHITEHEAD

ana DUN Viii Eli AID
WASHINGTON Up - A bitter
struggle in Americas farm world
today is moving toward a supreme
test Of President Eisenhower S
campaign pledge to give farmers
new agriculture program.
The fight is being waged from
the graSSroots of the farms to the
halls of Congress with make-or-
break intensity. The final decision
will come next year when Con-
gresS must extend or revise the
present laws governing the farm
program.
The fight revolves around the
federal governments program OF
high and rigid price supports for
the basic crops Of wheat, corn,
cotton, tobacco, rice and peanuts.
This program evolved during 20
years of Democratic adminiStra-
ton.
But the Eisenhower forces--led
by Secretary of Agriculture Ezra
Taft Benson-want to revise it be-
cause they are convinced high and
rigid price props encourage the
production huge SURPRISES, pro
mote wastefuI farm practices, and
price products put of markets,
particularly foreign markets.
Beyond the price support dis
pute lies broader and more fun.
damental issue. It is whether there
will be change of direction in
the entire philosophy of the federal
governments role in aid to farm
ers.
Both sides in the controversy
have the same announced goal.
greater prosperity for the farmer,
The differences arise over their
methods.
On the one side, the Eisenhower
administration and its supporters
say there must be a change in
the basic approach TO prosperity
for the farmer. In its simplest
terms, the Benson philosophy holds
the farmer should rely more on
his own good sense and business
ability and less in government
| subsidy to realize a truly sound
farm economy. II Is argued that
the trend has been more and more
toward government controls---and
that this trend inevitably viii lead
TO complete government domino.
ton of the farm economy.
On the other side, opponents
claim the high support program
was built up carefully over the
years by both Republicans and
Democrats and reflects what the
farmer thinks Is best for himself
and the consumer. They say il
has worked well. with somes ex.
ceptions, and argue that the farm
er Is entitled 10 government help
in achieving q fair income They
axsail the Eisenhower Benson phil.
0Sophy as a threat 20 economic
gains made by he farmers since
the black days Of the depression.
Both sides believe Ia the use ol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23
Eisenhower Forces Believe
Farm Price Props Produce Huge
SURPRISES And Wasteful Acts

| price supports as device to help
the farmer. This method of Dol.
steering farm income has become
accepted as way of life in the
agricultural world. 1t is agreed
that in the interest of a sound
national economy the federal gov.
eminent must guarantee the farm
er the equivalent OF a minimum
wage for his production. The trou-
bic arises over how far this sup.
port should go and how it will be
used.
Present devices to support or
strengthen farm income grew BY
gradual stages out of the farm
depression almost 80 years ago.
This was a time-much like the
preSent-when prices sagged after
being held to high levels by a war
economy. Then the export market
fell off drastically. Farmers found
themselves in deep trouble.
Finally agriculture appealed TO
the federal government for help.
Congress was sympathetic. Farm
aid legislation passed both houses
but was vetoed by President
Coolidge and later by President
Hoover. In their view, it was not
proper for the government to be.
come involved in the farmers
economic operations.
Then came the financial bust Of
the early sos and the Democratic
victories that gave birth TO the
New Deal.
The New Deal philosophy was
that the government had a duty 20
help the farmers achieve prices
which would bring them a fair
income in relation to other parts
Of the nations economy. Federal
farm aid programs were set up.
For the first time, these pro-
grams established a standard for
farm prices known as parity. This
was an effort 20 relate prices 10
purchasing power so that a farmer
would have a fair return for his
labor.
Legislation didn't try 70 push
prices up TO parity level By fixed
prices 1t attempted TO achieve
this goal by cutting back farm
production, blowing under cotton
and killing pigs. The idea was
that reduced supplies would mean
automatic increases in prices. One
device was to pay farmers . rent.
al on land that was kept out Of
farm production
But farmers and public reeolted
against these practices. The idea
Of deliberately destroying food
when there was hunger IN the
world was an unpopular approach
Finally there was evolved more
direct devices sor supporting or
strengthening prices. Congress de.
eided that the crops designated
as basic-wheas. corn. cotton,
rice. tobacco and peanuts-must
be supported 81 20 per cent Of
parity.
The secretary II agriculture vas
given authority 10 fix the percen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23
Local Counsel Needed

DAYTON, o. R-Emerson Gar
ling appeared for his arraignment
in Federal Court yesterday on a
forgery charge with Bible under
his arm.
Judge Lester L. Cecil asked:
who is your defense counSel''2
Replied CARING:
"Jesus Christ is my defender
and counsellor.
Queried Judge Cecil:
do you have anyone locally7"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23
OBERMEYER DIES

ORLANDO B-David II. ober-
meyer. 81, owner of the Obermey-
er Advertising Co. here, died Of a
heart attack Sunday.
He formerly was sales and adj.
vertiSing manager for Reingold
beer in New York City. His IA
Their, Ernest David 0bermeyer
was president of Rheingold until
his death in 1888.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23
DIES IN FALL

GREENPoRT. N. Y sF-Charles
z Loew, 81, q retired lawyer. died
Sunday from a fail OF his
bicycle.
He fell irto shs side ot a. sEso-
mobile Saturday whiie gong from
the post office To RS sumner hons
sa Ne3 SHfs1k.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23

Nepal has 1000 motor vehicles
all of which were taken apart and
carried into the area on the back
of porterS, although road into
the county is now being built.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23

TIE fEySt p@Emanesf =zawfs
- 0atsraa. Csna4a. weFs F. r.
Torres " be- ged fraus the try
States after sNe 2 AZ s4sr AZ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23

loyal party man" is politician who dsnOunces
the truth if he thinks will inure his partys chances
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23

One reason most people are half-informed is that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23

Ii that today's swim suits would afford enough
relief from the heat without going into the water.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23

Those who arrive on time have lot of waiting to do
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23

One can spend lifetime playing cards.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23

Gardens fun, when the time is available. but
fortunately do not grow INTENDED.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23

The editor is under no illusion that these comments
are witty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23

Everyone favors federal economy projects in the
next county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23

Reading trashy fiction is onehundred per indul-
gence in wasting time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-23

Member Florida Association Florida
Evening star., 1953-08-30
TV HiehIights
OF the Week

Monday - Hoppity Skippety
Time (WTTG. 12:30). new car
toon show; Capital Carousel
(WMAL, 1900. Betty Jerome on
q new homemakers show: Opera
VS.. Jazz (WMAL. 7:40). IRA
Petina and Richard Hayes: Dotty
Mack Show (WMAL. 81. new
time for the music show; Voice
of Firestone tWNBW, $500. Lois
Hunt; Boxing (WTTG, $500
Walter Cartier VS.. Garth Painter;
Robert Montgomery Presents
(WNBW, $500, Brian Donlevy
in "First Vice President; Studio
One (WTOP. 10), Letter From
Cairo"
Tuesday-Jane Froman Show
CWTOP, 7:45). return music
show; Mirror Theater (WNBW
81. Maria Riva in '"The Bot
tie Party; Fireside Theater
WNBW. 81. Don Keefer in
"The Traitor; Circle Theater
(WNBW. $500, Madge Evans in
Judgment"
Wednesday - Johns Hopkins
Science Review (WTTG, 81,
Making Light Behave; My
Little Margie (WNBW, $500
returning comedy series; Televi-
sion Theater (WNBW. 81, Allen
Nourse in quite a Guy; Box
ing (WTOP, 10), Randy Sandy
VS.. Ernie Durando.
Thursday-Ben Hecht Tales
(WTOP. $500, Hume Cronyn;
Doorway to Danger (WMAL,
$500, new time and network; !;
Video Theater (WTOP, 81, Ron
aid Reagan in Message in a
Bottle: Baseball (WTTG, 9:20)
Washington VS.. Chicago; Ford
Theater (WNBW, $500, Mac
donald Carey in Sermon of the
Gun"
Friday - Playhouse of Stars
(WTOP. 81, The Perfect Secre-
tary"; TV Soundstage (WNBW,
$500. Art Carney in 1.-THE
Square Hole; Footlight Theater
(WTOP, $500, Ruth Hussey in
This Is My Heart; Cavalcade
of Sports (WNBW, 10), Lulu
Perez VS.. David Gallardo.
Saturday - National Singles
Tennis Championship (WNBW,
q, from Forest Hills; Baseball
WTTG, 1920, Washington VS..
New York
Evening star., 1953-08-30

800, WNBW - Television Play
house: Rod Stieger and Eileen
Heckart in Other Peoples
Houses"
$500, WTOP-Electric Theater:
"The Cat with the Crimson Eyes. +"
9:15, WMAL - Orchid Award:
Peggy Lee and Ronald Reagan.
$3.50, WTOP - Arthur Murray
Party: Robert Merrill.
1000, WTOP-The Web: Mil
dred Dunnock in Speak No Evil.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

WNBW-s:4s, Town and Country News; s:s5,
Losk to This Day; 7, To-day; 7;2s, Take
Worf; 7aO. Ioday; 1,ss. News; Q,
Isdsy; s.2s; News; $50, Today, s:ss,
News; 9, MarsMet's Kitchen; $50,
Little Playhouse; 10, Ding Dong School;
1890, Glamour Girl; H., Hawkins Falls;
1t:Is, The Bennets; 11:3O, Three steps
to Heaven; il:4s, Fellow Your Heart;
Il, Mike HuuRleutt Show; 1, Peoples
Playhouse; 2:3o, Raney's Notsbask; J.
Break the Bank; $50, welcome
travellers.
WTre-to, caFtssn IAestsn 1885, Early BIrd
Theateri Il, News; 12:t5, Midday
Chapel; 1880, Heppity SMppety; l.,
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Tuesday, September l, 1853

Markell 2:3o, JamboFssi ), Psul DlxOR
ShsW.
WMAL-1i.4s, District BuIIstln Bssr1, Il, lust
for Fua' I, Jerry, IImms Show, 1:ao,
Capital carOuseI, Z. HOIlywosd Mat-
Inss-Ruth Crane, s:1s. News, 3:1e,
Miss Ruth Anne.
WToP-s:sS. MornInS MsdItatlsn1 !, Reg
Msaehum, ., Billy Juhnssn's cartssa
Show; 10, Arthur eodfrsy t1:1S, BsIrd
Puppets; I1:30, Strlks II RIehi u,
Bride and erOom, 11:1s, Lsvs Of Lief
1880, Search for TsmsrsW, 17:45,
Guiding Light; I, Allan jeffrey's Show
Z. Freedom Rings, 2:3O, Mouse Party
>, The Big PayOff, $50, Garry MSsrs.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Thursday, September 3, 1853

RNBW-6:45, Town and Country News; s:5s,
Look to This Day; J, Today; 1:7S, Take
Word; 7:3O, Isdsy; 7:55, News; O.,
Today; a:25, News; $50, Today; s:ss,
News; ., Margarets Kitchen; $50,
Little Playhouse; 10, Ding Dong School;
1880, Glamour Girl; II, Hawkins Falls;
11:1s, The BeHnets; 11:3O, Three Steps
to Heaven, 11;4s,, Fellow Your Heart;
u, Mike HunHfrit shsw;s.1, Peoples
PiayhenssI Z, industry on Parade;
2:3o, lRga'S Angle; J, Break the
Bank; $50, welcome Travellers.
WTTe-lO. caFtssn TAsstsr, 1880, early sIrn
Thsater; Il, News; 12:1s, what's Cook
lng!, 12:3O, Hoppity SklppsU, I,
Evening star., 1953-08-30

: lambs eamboI; Z, Ba1aar--Hazel
Markell; 2:3O, Jambsres; :, Paul DIxon.
W10P-5:55, Morning MeditstIsni !, Roy
Meachum; 9, Billy Jshnson'S Cartoon
Show; 10, Arthur eSdfreyy fits,
Baird Puppets; 11:3O, Strike Il RiehI
II, Brids aH6 Green's I2:15. Love Of
Life, 12:As, Guiding Light; I, Allaa
Jetfrey's Show; Z, I'll Buy That; 7:3o,
House Partyi J. Big Paystf'; $50. eaFTy
Moore.
WMAL-iI:ss, District BuIlstIs ssar1, "a. Jnsi
tor Fun, I. Jerry, Ilmma ShsW, i:10,
Capital carOuseI; Z, HOlIyWS0d Mat
lnee-Ruth cFanel 3:75, NsWsI $50,
Miss Ruth Anne.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

Pick Temple Il Old sasshfusA; I, Little
League Bssshall WsFId ssriss' 1:3a,
SUNDAY Iheater.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

wTOP-s, Lamp UntS Ny Feet; $50 what's
Ysur rrauhIe; s:ls, Rural America, Z.
what Ia the World; $40. Stag. Lssk
and Listen; sie:3o, Sunday MsvIe, ii;3o,
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Friday, September 4, 1853

Lambs esmboI; Z, Hazel Markell; 1;3o,
JsmhOres; ;, Paul DIESn Show.
WMAL-11:ss. District suIistIA sssra, Il. lust
fsr Fun, I, Jerry, IImma shoWI 1:3o.
Capital caroussi z. HoIIywssd Mat
iAes-Rutb Crane; 3:as. News; $50,
Miss Ruth Anne.
wIOP-s55, Morning Meditation; 7, Roy
Msaehum, Q, Billy J0hHssh's Car.
tuoa show: 10, Wheel Of F0rtunsi
II, IN Buy That; 11:3o, Strike II Kiehi
u, BFlde and Groom: 12:1s, LSvs Of
Life, 1889, Search for TsmsFrsW; 11:&S,
euidlng Light; I, Allan JeffFsy's Show;
Z, Double or Nothlhg; 7:ao, House Party;
j. The Big Payoff; $50. Garry Moore.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Monday, August 81, 1853

Lambs eamhOl; z, Hazel Market; 1880,
IambOFee; :, Paul Dixon shsw.
WMAL-1i.ss, District BuIlstIn sssr1l u, Jus,
fer Fun I. Terry, Hmma shsW, i;3O.
Capital carouseI; Z, HOllyWsOd Mat
Ines-Ruth cransl 1:2s. News, $50.
Miss Ruth Anne
WToP-s:sS Morning MeditstlonI L. Roy
Meaehum, Q. Silly JohnsOn's Car.
tOon Show 10, Arthur eadfrsy TimsI
1l:30, Strike II Rich; u, Bride and
Groom, 1z:15, Love Of Lie, 1880,
Search for TomonoW; t2sAS. Guiding
Light l, Allan Iefirey's Show; Z,
Double OF Nothing, ESQ, House Partyi
:, The Gig Paysff; $50. Garry Moore.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

WNBW-s:4s, Town and Country News; s.ss,
Lock to This Day; ], Tsday; las, Take
Word; 1850, To-day; I:sS. News; .,
To-day; s,2s, News; $50, To-day; s:ss,
Nswsi Q, MargMst's Kitchen; $50.
Little Playhouse; 10. Ding Dong School;
1880, Glamour Girl; II, Hawkins FaIlsi
Ills, The Bsnnetsi 1i:3O, Three Step,
to Heaven; 11:4S, Fellow Your Heart;
u, Mike HunnIeutt Show; I, Feature
Playhouse; 2:3o, NaRey's Notehank; ),
Break the Bank; $50, Welcome
Travellers.
WT1e-1O, csrtssn rhsster, 1880, early srd
Theater, Il, News; ISIS, Midday
chapeli 12:30, Hsppity Skippity; l.,
Evening star., 1953-08-30

of the Air: "What the Housewife
Wants to Know"
500, WNBW--Meet the Press:
Ambassador You Chan Yang.
$3.50, WTOP-You Are There:
Final moments in the life of
Nathan Hale.
1900. WNBW - Paul Winchell
Show: Ventriloquist Paul Winchell,
Jerry Mahoney, Gene Lockhart
and Ann Hillary on new show.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

WNBW-6:4S, Town and Country News; Sass,
Look to This Day; !, Today; T:25, Take
Wsrdi 1:3o, Tsday; 7:Ss, News;
s:2s, News; $50, Today; s:ss, News
9, MarSarets Kitchen; $50, Little
Playhouse; 10, Ding Dong School;
1880, Glamour elrI II, Hawkins
Falls, 11:1S, The Bennets; 11:3O,
Three Steps to Heaven: 11:4s Fellow
Your HsartJ u, Mike Hunneutt Show;
I, Peoples Playhouse; 2. Industry on
Parade; 2:15, Play Better solfi 2:30,
lnga's Angle; ), Break the Bank; $50.
welcome Travellers.
WTTe-1o Cartoon rAssten 1854, Early Blra
Theater; u, News; 12;1S, what's
Cooking; 1880. HoppiN Skippety; l.,
Lambs eambOI; 2, Bazasr-HazeI
Evening star., 1953-08-30

1900, WTTG-Georgetown Uni
versity: Modern Surgery in Ac-
quired Heart Disease"
1880, WTTG - Washington Ex-
elusive: Should the United States
Now Go All Out to Support Iran?"
1880, WMAL--Straw Hat Thea
ter: Cesar Romero and Ann Ruth
erford in "The Cavorting Statue" ="
500, WTOP-ToaSt of the Town:
Nanette Fabray and Wally Boag.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
THIS WEEK IN TELEVISION
Sunday AUGUST 80. 1853

WNHW-i2 Stand far fdsnt News
PNade f3,
Catholic Is
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Wednesday, September 2, 1853

WNBW.-s:4s, iown snd csRnty News; s:ss
Look to This Day; !, To-day; 7:25, Take
. Word; 1:3O, Today; 7:55, News; 8,
Today; s:25, News; $50. Today; s:55,
News; 9, MaFgaret's Kitchen; $50,
Little Playhouse; 10, Ding Dong School,
1890, Glamour Girl; II, Hawkins Falls;
ILLS, The Bennets; 1i:30, Three Steps
to Heaven; l1:45, Follow Your Heart;
u, Mike Hunnicutt Show; I, Feature
Playhouse; 2:3o. kaney's Notsbosk; ,,
Break the Bank; $50, Welcome
Traveller.
HTTe-1O, csrtssa IAestsr, 1880, Eariy slrs
Theater; u, Moyletsne News; t2:1s,
Midday Chapel; 1880, Huppiy Skip
pety; I, Lambs eambol; z, Hazel
Evening star., 1953-08-30

Markell 7:3o. IamhsFse; ), PAU DlXOn
SHOW
wMAL-i1:5s. District BnIletln eaard, u. Just
for Fun; I, Jerry, jimms Show; 1850,
Capital Carsusel; z, HollyWooG. Mat
inee--Ruth Crane; 3:7s. News; $50,
Miss Ruth Anne
W1oP-s:ss, Mvrnlus MsdItatIsa, !, Roy
Mesehuut show; >, Billy IshRson's Show;
10, Artkhr eoGirsy; 1i;3e, Strike It
Rich; Il, Stride and Green; 12:1S,
Lave Of Lifsv 1880, Search for Toner
raw; 12:4s, Guiding Light; I. Allan
Jeffrey's Show; Z, Double Or Nothing,
2:3o, Art LRkIetter's House Party, ).
The Big Psyoff; $50, Garry Moore.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Today's HighIights.

Today's Highlights.
100, WTOP Little League
World Championship Baseball:
From Williamsport, Pa.
2:25, WTTG-Baseban: Wash
ington VS.. st. Louis.
500, WNBW-Kukla, Fran and
Ollie: A repeat performance of
"St. George and the Dragon"
$50, WNBW-American Forum
Smyrna times., 1953-10-15

Amarillo, Texas on May 9 us i'm
proving at her new home in Fair
fax. Her sister, Miss Henrietta
Denney is visiting her at present.
Mr.. M. S. Hodgson of Parkers-
burg, West Va, is spending this
week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas ]. Hodgson near
Smyrna.
Roger Kelsey has returned home
from Kent General Hospital after
having an Appendicitis operation
last week.
Mr.. John C. Still, Jr., who has
been patient at the Elsmere Vet
Grams Hospital for four weeks, was
performed a throat operation on
Tuesday. He is getting along very
nicely at this writing.
Mrs. Charles Williams has re-
turned to her home on Main Street
after a ten-day stay at Kent Gen.
eral Hospital, Dover where she
underwent major operation.
Mrs. Robert D. Hoffecker and
Mrs. Andrew D. Cole returned last
Friday from a trip through the
New England States and a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Dawson
at their home in Brattleboro, Yer
mont.
Mrs. Thomas Getz Hill and her
son, Mr.. Robert IIiii. OF Bethesda,
Md, were visitors at st. Peters
Church on Sunday morning, where
they were greeted by parishioners
who had known them when they
lived in Smyrna. They were week.
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lott
Ludlow at their home in FELTON,,
Delaware.
Mr.. Eugene Rhodes has returned
from a 1900 mile fishing trip
through Pennsylvania and New
York, reporting good catches of
bass and pike.
Smyrna times., 1953-10-15

BUILDING CONTRACTOR. Estab. for 80 yrs.
Top reputation. Expansion potential. Land. 3
HARDWARE. Founded in 1890. Only one in
town q 10 mi. radius. Monthly inc $500. Land.
0as E SE eSp OFFICE PT sisGsG MisSas oxnsr
Bldg. with apis. Complete $sS.5O0. PA-N-727.
Owner ill. Sales s34.157. Nets $4,000. Top
No oSmPe GSm9 1 SsSSge ND iSS ~
vol. in 1852. Rich farming area. Also does re-
pairing. sells tires Complete $4,000 ND 128.
sELF-sERyICE LAUNDRY. $4,000 sales
leased Equip. 'fSSi St.. isv. 1900. MINI 2ss.
CAFE; Vol. has doubled in last yrs. 1852
sales $65.oOO with $4,000 net. Owner relocat-
HARDWARE & GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Little compel. in hunt. & fish; entry: Cd; fran
S GREENHoUsG ffS SEE N6RsERY SiSSv' founded 'E in
co. @ &c; Sales sss sSS E e sss SSS. MIN i ssi
in i'll health. Sales $50, 5e2 in 1852. Plant, 2
homes equip etc. $3.50. 81 Code s WIS ia AZ y
MENTs. Sales s5s2 .4se in '52. Cd. poten- Only
RESTAURANT. GRocERY Z GAS STATION
SHa gUGBER tfii HARpwAhE IN mi business over
S y No compel sc sS oS ss oaa aRd Pag
AUTO wRECKER. Nearest compel. is S5 mi
away, Fast growing. Sales vol; $4,000; 80 acres res
NIGHT CLUB. Popular recreation spot near
Wise. lakes. Bldg. just redecorated. Bar rest.
bowling. land. equip, fixt., $4,000. WIS 402
CLEANERS & LAUNDRY. Estab. 1884. No
compel. in MINI. lakeland area. Top volume
trade Terms avail EQUIP. s42. 900; MINI s54.
CHEESE FACTORY. Estab. 1900. Growing
firm. Sales s1S7, ,526. High grade production.
Bldg. land. equip. .s20,900. Code WIS 4O6.
GROCERY. In business for SO WIS. in Wise.
resort community, Part of IGA chain; Tinanc- n,
ing avail Land, BLDG, eqp., 500 000 WIS 4S4.
GENERAL STORE. Sales $4,000 month Est.
for 40 yrs Heavy agric. section Of Wise; Cd.
poten. Ind, bldg, home. ep. $8,030. WIS 499.
FARM IMPLEMENTS: Long est. org. Handle
Int Harv.. New Holland. New Idea. Cd. lease
on bldg. Equip. fxt, inv. s45. 600. MINI 202.
SERVICE STATION & BULK OIL Started
in 30. Does brisk business. sales s76,074. Good
net Pr complete $4,000 Code No KAN 1856.
MOVING COMPANY. In business for 80 yrs.
Owners wife in poor health. Low rent on bldg.
Compl equip. incl. trucks. 800. WIS 501.
GARAGE. Only store In town handling auto
parts & accessories Owner i'll. Sales -s39.14e.
Land, bldg, equip. inv. SO. 900. No; ND @ l72-
Elderly partner retiring. Sales $61 900. Excel.
potential Price complete $4,000. Code SD 1856.
LUMBER & COAL. Started In 1909. Top re-
putation In friendly Neb community No
compel Land bldss. for $4,000. NEB 22s.