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Evening star., 1953-09-16

Spring Lake, N. j., to Newark,
N. j., without permission of pro-
baton authorities as required by
terms of his probation.
After Grunewald was escorted
from the courtroom by deputy
United States marshals, Mrs.
Grunewald made a fearful plea
for mercy. But the judge re-
marked that he was sorry and
said there was nothing he could
do.
Mrs. Grunewald, 81, sobbing
violently, asked. Cant you put
me in jail? Take me-"
Tells Story of Difficulties.
She recited a story of financial
difficulties and declared her
family had been "pilloried by
the press" to such an extent that
she didn't even want to say her
name was Grunewald.
Recently Grunewald and
woman companion were found
innocent of disorderly conduct
charges after they were found
overcome by gas fumes in a Jer-
sey City apartment.
Mrs. Grunewald referred to
this incident. saying that she
knew the woman and thought
she was all right" But, Mrs.
Grunewald continued, "she
should have considered he was
on probation. I would have
done So"
In revoking the probation
Judge Holtzoff had not referred
to the Jersey City incident. He
made clear that the revocation
stemmed from GruneWald's
travelling to Newark, N. j., and
registering at a hotel under an
assumed name with a woman
companion.
Nurse Contention Brushed Aside.
Defense Attorney William H.
Collins told the court the Wom-
an accompanied Grunewald to
give emergency treatment in the
event Grunewald suffered a
heart attack. The defendant has
a history of cardiac ailment.
But this woman is not a
trained nurse" Judge Holtzoff
observed.
mo, your honor" Mr.. Collins
agreed. But she has had Red
Cross first aid training"
The judge brushed this point
aside with the observation that
many people have such train
ing.
Drunkenness Here Cited.
Probation Officer Edward Gar
rett, at the opening of the pro-
ceedings in the U. S. District
Court for the District of Colum-
bia, declared Grunewald had
violated probation not only in
his New Jersey travels but also,
he said, by being reported as
drunk in a Washington hotel
last June and being escorted
from the hotel by the manage
ment.
Mr.. Collins pleaded that the
New Jersey violation was purely
a technical one. He pointed out
that both Newark and Jersey
City were just about an hours
auto ride from Spring Lake.
But Judge Holtzoff remarked.
"There are aggravating circum-
stances. Not only did he reg
lister under an assumed name,
but he was accompanied by a
female companion also under an
assumed name"
Defense Plea Vain.
Mr.. Collins argued unSuccess-
fully that Gruenwald used a
different name to avoid crowds
of curious and persecution by
the press.
Gruenwald had been fined
$1,000, given 90-day suspended
sentence and placed on probation
for one year. earlier this year
after his plea of guilty to a
Evening star., 1953-09-16

Juvenile Delinquency Probers Looking
Into Situation in CopitoI. 'Poee A-l6
Petworth Citizens Urge Co-ordinoted
Fight on Delinquency. Poee Ais
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was not strictly a part of the
two-day Democratic festivities
but it brought a measure of
perspective to the otherwise
partisan proceedings. Mr.. Ste
venson told the Democrats to
lend aid to President Eisen-
hover in his efforts to carry out
an effective foreign policy.
"Under our constitution" he
said, foreign policy is the re-
sponsibility of the executive. The
Democrats in Congress have al
ready shown that they are eager
to help the President carry out
an effective foreign policy. re-
store the leadership of America
and give fresh inspiration and
confidence to the great alliance
which is indispensable to our
security.
"If it brings the President
great personal success we will all
rejoice, because the Nation and
the free world will be the bene-
ficiarieS."
Optimistic Report.
The former Illinois Governor
speaking in the Chicago Opera
House at a great welcome-home
gathering which included many
Republicans, gave a careful but
optimistic and constructive re-
port on conditions as he found
them in his six-month trip across
the world. "It is not one world, -
he added, but more like three
worlds - the allied world. the
Communist world, and the un-
committed world"
Declaring that the trip had
been a SOLDERING experience, "
Mr.. Stevenson made his own
recommendations of foreign
policies, gave praise to the Eli
senhower administration where
he though it was due and with
out harsh words, voiced his
criticisms.
Mr.. Stevenson strongly urged
that this country-in the light
of the H-bomb-turn again to
seek international disarmament.
but not unilaterally. He OPP
posed ever going it alone"
He recommended conferences
and more conferences to explore
peaceful solutions of interna-
tional differences. If success is
attained, the world will have
peace. If, on the other hand, he
pointed out, conferences fail be-
cause of the Communists, the
world will have been put on no.
tice of Russia's objectiveS, and
Russia will no longer be able to
pull the wool over the eyes of
uncommitted peoples.
Gain in Cold War Seen.
II think" he said. I'VE are
winning the cold war step by
step, and the long strain is be-
ginning to show in the Soviet
and its satellites. The spread
of communism is being. and has
been, arrested, and, while Mos
COW has military potency. the
Communist idea has little ap-
peal, any longer. least in Eu-
rope"
He declared that the military
and political integration of Eu-
rope lis the best hope for balanc-
ing Soviet power and for en-
abling the states of Europe to
exercise a powerful, positive and
peaceful influence in the modern
world"
The United States, he said,
has already invested years of
effort an encouragement and
billions of dollars toward this
bold and imaginative end" On
the economic front important
progress toward unif1cation has
been made and on the political
front, a draft constitution for a
federated Europe is under con-
(See STEVENSON, Page A-50
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Military Chiefs to Meet

LONDON, Sept. 16 (P).-Mili-
tary chiefs of Yugoslavia, Greece
and Turkey are planning an
other joint defense meeting soon,
Belgrade radio said today.
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Evening star., 1953-09-16
GrunewoId jailed
For 90-Doy Term
As Parole VioIotor
Probation Revoked
Despite fearful
Plea by Wife
By Howard L. Dutkin

Federal Judge Alexander Holtz-
off today revoked the probation
of Henry w. (the Dutchman)
Grunewald and ordered him COM
mitted to jail for 80 days for vio-
lating probation restrictions.
Judge HoltZotf found Grune-
wald guilty of travelling from
GrunewoId and Womon Put Out Of Hotel
Here, Report Soys. Page AS.
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Stevenson Calls
For Democratic Aid
On Foreign Policy
Chicago Speech Urges
U. S. to Leod Move
For Cut in Aiming
n
~ SS~A @"'NS"
Stor Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-The
Democrats experimental Mid
west pep rally was at an end
today, climaxed by SOLDERING
advice from Adlai Stevenson
about the role of a responsible
opposition party in a time of
crisis.
The defeated 1852 presidential
candidates speech last night
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Text OF Stevenson's Address on His
World Tour. Poee A-l0
Democrats Claim Two Feots: Unity and
Signs of Comeback. Pooe AS
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Whole Thing Was in Flomes," Wit
nesses Soy Of Plane. Poqe AS
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Spring Lake, N. j., to Newark.
N. j., without permission of pro-
baton authorities as required by
terms of his probation.
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TOP VALUE in 2-bedrm.. 2-story, de-
tached brick home excel. new COM
munity in Silver Spring: fireplace.
Iudi nSmht, lhaarina Stsrac: WOODED ssttlng;
see 24S Whitmoor ter. in Woodmoor.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1906 H st.
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RIGGS RD.-S. DAKOTA AVE.-Im-
maculate 5-rm. brick semidet.; full
til q JU. p-0610. 10
WHEATON AREA, Ca. ave.-7-rm.
house; newly decorated: acres Of
land; occupancy Immediately to re-
spopsible party. AID. 2-0742, EN-.
2-S6SS. Ill
RIGGS PARK-Vacsnt. New. 3-bed-
rrl.. semidet. brick: lSt-h. powder
rm., bsmt,, porch; just of Riges
rd.: $110 mo. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. JU. 9-1103; ewes. TU. =
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FULLY lilly TuRN;, Including all garden
CHICKEN i house 0c Cali VSSiS WRi 7-o5s4 o55ss44So on
Sunday only or other days. UN.
cMEyEELYTGDed.oom; 7;;,s ls7ssth
furnished: piano. Tv and washing
machine: $l25 mo. WA. 7-4255 or
ALEXANDRiA. Huntington-Dupiex,
: bedrms,; bSnlt., fenced yard; $105
mo-; avail: now. JE. 4.-13S5. Ill
AknlNGT0N ienS:d on faTg MlSSn S1oS SlVd as
utils., 2 mos or longer. ia. 7-1907.
NICELY FURN. o-bedrm., nv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit. bath; bsmt.: washer;
frt Hnd TesF ySs Ia g9s1S semi,
det.; completely furn. except linens;
garbage disposal; convenient loca-
tom S1l5 mo. Call Rent Dept. 8
tS to. ;; INV "a; A. 7-9aoO. ARLINGTON
F6Gk F6fGAHBE BBEEDfRoooMs. fRoo . baths, partially as
furnished house. in very convenient
n w. location Rent S156 per month.
J. a; McKEEVER CO., INC ST
JUST UDECoRATED-spotless fur
IllSlllIlBo, % UcuIlHS.. lICl. pOICIleo'
rec. rm.. big liv. rm., dining rm:
and kit. Rental only Sl25 mo. Ideal
loc. for transp., schools and stores
617 Hamilton st. NV. Avail. now.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. 1905 II
st. NV. MA. S-2345.
3 BEDRMS.; attractively furn. bunga-
low; close in, conv. section Of Silver
Spring: $140 mo. HOLMEAD,
NORTH ARLINGTON-3-bed det.
cow. schools. transp., stores: elec.
dishwasher, garbage disposal, BendiX
washer; Sl45 mo. Phone K1. 9-0612
800 E. FRANKLIN AVE.-Close- in
Silver Spring; det. brick; large cor.
lot; . bedrms., liv. rm., sep. din.
rm.. kit. and bath; full bsmt.; conv.
schools. shopping, transp.; attrac.
furn.: S1l5 mo. See 8 am. to z
pm. FEDERAL RENTAL CO.. 915
N. Y. ave. NV, MA. STAG. Ill
ALEX, VA.-5-rm. mod. brk. l yr.
old; nicely furn; glossy knotty- pine
rec. rm.: S125. TIE. 6-451S. 10'
THIS is THE EXCEPTION-On eX-
elusive woodland drive in back of
Shoreham Beautifully furnished !.
large drawing room; $500 per mo.
Call Mrs. Dixon. exclusive with
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO,
CIT 9.GD0n
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APARTMENrs WANTED

GEORGETOWN law student and wife
desire furn. 1-2 rm. apt. with pvt.
bath, kit, in D. c. Can furn. local
desired. Box 3S7-z, Star.
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APIS. .UNFURNISHED-MD.

DELIGHTFUL ONE-BEDRM. APTS. IN
a wonder sarden apt. project. Excel.
rm. sizes and offering every facility
Of play yards, laundry. drying rms.
4, prestige development at $500
Bladensburg road. Silver Spring. Md
tat Carroll ave.. $50 per mo-, all
utils. incl; One "1bedrm. apt at
S95; avail. now. Res: mgr, MI.
NON & LUcHs CO.. 1906 H st. NV.
IGREENLAWN APTS.-2- -bedrm. apt. /;
immed. occupancy; S97.50. incl,
utils.: Eastern and N. H.; sections /
snSER and sTfsI iranMspd 19 bedTm se9s4
duplex. apt; attrac.. surroun ,gss
conv, to shopping and tranSp.: will
redee; $50 mo. plus uti's. Ma.
B.THEsDA. MD.-one and Q bedTm.
aptSS;; s791S9q e S plus 81, utils; a7sad SAMUEL
kENsiSGToNNAttrae. i sHi5E5; lNH:t @ s s-rm. apt;
quiet eple;; e11oyy young child; utils.;
sOI5 CENTRAL AvE.-New Groom
spacious apt; $40 mo. 10. s-6s25.
CORAL HILLS. garden apts.. at D. c.
500 incl. util.; mr.. school. l blk.
bus and shop: ctr. 10. S-70SS. 10
TAkOMA PARK. MD.-One-bedrm
aE aRH ne sandfs $50 facilities mo o. in 1885,
6sOo- -6sO1 REDToP RD., Takoma
Park, Md. 1St and End fl. apis.
bedrm., Ltils. incl. $50 per mo. Own
thermostat. blk. from bus. near
!. shops. JU. 9-1315 days; JU. 5-3966
1e6 LEE AVE. TAKoMA PARK, MD.
Near Philadelphia and Maple ave- }
New bldg. 2-bedrm. apts., all utils.
S95 mo. Own thermostat. Near ele--
nentary and jr. high schools. Good
transportation and shopping. JU.
THREE -BEDRM. APT. uargel. end f.,
with din. rm., liv. rm., kit, bath.
Pvt entrance; INV. heat; S95. 10.
s-6702' 4904 L st. s.e., Hillside, Md.
bath, back and front porches; stor,
age space in dry bsmt; gar. incl.
with apt; ] blk. from bus; heat
and util. furn.; children accepted;
LIVE COMFORTABLY and gracious
~ with minimum expense. Two bed
rooms, also l-bedrm. apt. ready
Jan. in Aunt, de luxe apt. Extra
large liv. and din. rms, L shaped.
Latest equip. throughout. includes
udScUOdIu u.-W.H. EdGIl APT. WlFeu,
ready to plug in your ir-condition-
ing unit; master TV antenna, park
ing off street in this pvt. park. dead
end loc., but conv. to all buses and
Flower shopping center. One bed
room has pvt. entr.; all have grass
terrace for outdoor enjoyment. JU.
7-6443 or JU. 9-I945.
TAKOMA PARK - broom and bath
efic.; new bldg; SIS. incl. utils.
3 rooms and bath, $3.50. incl. utlls.
Groom effic. apt, semifurn.. $50,
incl. ,utils: RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
JU. 9-1103.
BETHESDA-Liv. rm., dinette, kit, 2
bedrms.. bath. Conv. to transp.,
shop. Call OIL. 4-7400, 9-6. --15
SILVER SPRING-Mod., Arm. apt. !:
Al location; utik. incl. SS5. VIERS
BROS. til 8. JU. 9-0610.
TAKOMA-DE LUXE-$79.5
Select 1-bedrm. apt: utils. parking
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-2700 --9
EXTRA LARGE and 2 bedrm. apis
direct transp; to D. c.. close to
schools and shopping center. 63rd
pl. and Defense hwy.
MUERILE ARMS
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RIVERWOOD-N. Arl.'s finest resi-
dental area: 4-bedrm. 21a-bath
brick rambler.
McLEAN-Bath and - Colonial with
every room large, attached garage.
full basement Sl45 month
THE DARBY CO., JA. 5-e393.
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THE ALDON
All ORANGE ST. Sc.

Apt. No 8, lovely 1-bedrm unit: will
redecorate: near Boiling Field, St.
Elizabeths and Naval Research.
$50. 80 including utilities. 10. q
1908; 10. 3-5624; UN. 4-3500.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
TOWERING OAKS
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

1861 CRESCENT PL. N.W.-Facine
2 estates, next to 2400 10th ST !;
large efhc. apt, 24-hr. tel. and elev.
wonderful place to live. RA. 6-4422.
Evening star., 1953-12-09

327 NICHOLSON ST. NE.
Mr. NEW HAMP. AVE. e. RIGGS RID.
Modern 2-bedrm. semidet. house, with
heat separate din. rm,, SOS mo.
SIDNEY z. MENSH a. CO.. Ma s.
1921 HEMLoCK ST NW.-4 bedrms-.
ga baths. liv. I'M. din. rm,, kit.
and den: $225 per mo. Cali Mr..
PAUL P. STONE
1015 18th st. NV. Ma. s-737o
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N. ARL.--3-bedrm., 1h-bath brick;
finished rec. rm. in bsmt.; Sl55 mo.
N; ARL.. COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
3-bedrm. brick Colonial; ga baths,
hnished rec. rn. maids rm and
garage In bSmt. $3.50 mo. HOLLEY
THOMPSON. KE S-5an0 I'll q
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ALEXANDRIA,; Jefferson Manor -
Brick semidetached with . bedrms.
Near Sna isp tgsryhns dh Tm a56 iT hVa oSm mt
med. XII. S-0777; ewes, TIE. 6-2s90.
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COLMAR MANOR. Mp.-11a.story

COLMAR MANOR. MIDI R-story
lEe yd. oil h. w heat newly dec
some furniture. ia 9-5995. Iii
AGER RD.. 652S-Rent reduced
Across from Green Meadows shop.
ping center det, corner house; lge
yard; T rms. and bath auto. heat
WILLIAM j. DAVIS INC. 500 H
st. nv MA S-3156. 10
ROGERS HEIGHTS, MD.-3-bedrm.
home with nice ward WA 7-31T2
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AUERBAcH 4 CO. D1. 7-e501

FILINIII NAILUR RID.
And Alabama ave. s.e.--Six- room
brick house; 3 bedrooms. modern
kitchen. gas heat; front porch Deen
lot. Convenient to elementary school,
shopping centers and movie. Good
bus service, Phone LU. 1900.
Evening star., 1953-12-09

oNE9BBfEH9YEf N9BEtE6 BRICK IoRE1 IR5RfMsi siso. RE-
CHILLUM. TAKOMA--Modern three
bedrm. semidet. brick homes; pow
DER rm. From Sll5. Ewes. AID.
4.2gO1
Evening star., 1953-12-09

SILVER SPRING AREA
GIenmont, 3 bedrms 500 mo.
Glenmout, = bedrmS. Sion mo
Carroll Highlands, 3 bedrms., $40
Forest Est, 3 bedrms. Si50
Gallatin 81. NV, bedrms. $40
CLAUDE WOOD, JU. 9-5653
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3-BEDRMS.-$l10 per mo-; Alexan.
vacant. JE. a-3272. JE. 2~4e6l.
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MTRAMAR
14l9 N ST. NV,

Choice downtown apt, consisting of
liv. rm.. kit. bedrm. and bath; $50
per mo-. includes heat; immed. oc-
cup. See janitor on premises or call
CAFRITZ. DI, 7-90S0. III
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YAKOMA PARK

plex, :. bedrms.. bsmt.. fenced yard
ana extra lot; avail. now; sos mo.
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SEVERAL CoMTEMPoRARY RAM

BLERS, avail. in Falls Church area.
Immed poSs.. Sl30 per mo. LAURA
BROS, ia. 7-S500. 1900 Wilson
blvd. Q til 9. 10
n. ARLINGTON - 3-bedrm., brick
rambler; liv. rm with fireplace, din.
ell, lge. kit completely redec. Conv.
location: S135 mo. Call Rent Dept
9 to ,, JA. 7-9300, ARLINGTON
pEATTV CO 10
Evening star., 1953-12-09
LIVER sPRING-3-bedrm 1H-batb

SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm. q bath
mo SuS'ory IT, 6risk; askoo excel. cond;' s135
1902 ST., SEAT PLEASANT. MD.
-3-bedrm., nearly new semidet.
brick; gas heat; vacant; 500 to
responsible party M. E. SMITH,
INC. DI. 1.1SiI, Ii. 3-9I6s. Id
OUT SHIRLEY HWY. at Springfield--
New 2-bedrm. house; 500 per mo.
S-0f9u
ROCKVILLE. Twin Brook - Modern
@-bedrm. home; large hv. rm. with
picture window and fireplace; kit :
dinette and bath; LARGE fenced yard.
immed. occupancy. Sll0 mo. 80
Nimitz ave, or call HU. 3-5S07.
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bedrms.. gas heat
auto. washer. garbage disposal. Conv.
Pentagon and Arl. Hall. Avail Dec.
15; sos mo. Call ia. 2-0349.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS-4 bedrn

WESLEY HEIGHTS-4 bedrms.,
baths. entr. hall, liv. rm.. din. rm,
kit. pantry, maids rm. and bath
garage, avail. today; S225. EN-
2-44G4. w. c, g. A. N. MILLER
Rental Dept. 10
2sOI URBANA DR., Silver Spring
ner lot: full bsmt.: S1l0 mo. Inauir,
at 2614 Urbana dr.. Silver Spring
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pancy; > bedrms.. full bsmt.: I0s
Mt; Vernon ave; recently redec. /;
SecInded neighborhood: fenced I'd.
Call SO. $4,000 weekdays. to &
pm; MONROE DEVELOPMENT
Evening star., 1953-12-09
WE HAVE A LARGE selection. of

CAT Ia. b-6bbb. PECK CO.
R0CKVILLE-Corner lot with fence:
auto. h. W h.. full bsmt.. fioored attic.
Call OWNER. PO 2-3459. Ia
WOODRIDGE-7-room house; all
utilities furnished. For further in
formation, call JU. 8-e00S. Ill
ARLINGTON. nr. Pentagon; 3-bedrm
rambler; full bsmt., fully equipped
kit, garbage disposal; one blk
school; immed. poss.; Sl35 mo.
During business hours call JA
S-3366; after hours KE. S-701S.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-03

SHOE STORE. Nets around $4,000 yrly.
Originated in '26. No compet., heavy trade In
area. Pr. incl. invty.. $4,000. No. PA 1017.
TELEPHONE COMPANY. In bus. since '08.,
$4,000 gr. receipts with $4,000 net. Land.
bldgs, equip. invty, $685. No. ARK 1855.
MOVIE THEATRE Only one in town. Seats
500. Air-conditioned thruout. Shows first run
films. Land and bldg. for $4,000. KY 1923.
DRUGS & SUNDRIES. Estb. in same loctn.
for 25 yrs. Top rep. Owner in poor health.
Land & bldg. incl. in pr. $l3,S00. KAN 1000.
ICE CREAM PARLOR. In No. Ill. Lake
Resort community; Vol steady al At $4,000, per
DIRT & FARM CONTRACTOR. No compel.
in Kans. agric. region. Equip. incl. tractor.
trucks, fixtures machinery, S22. .000 KAN 1015.
ELECTRICAL! CONTRACTING q APPLI-
ANCES. Does 1925. 900 $500, 900 vol. Owner in
poor health. Top fran Pr. $67 ,66l. KAN l049.
REFRIGERATOR SALES & SERVICE. Also
other hwy. appliance lines. Cd franchises. Nets
25qo on $45,000 sales Pr. $50 ,000 IND 528.
AUTO PARTS. No compel. Mostly wholesale
business. Best franchises. Low rent on leased
building. Price just 100000. Code OHIO 1873.
RESTAURANT One Of finest in area. Sales
$1l4,967 last VI. with sl6.961 net. Also cock
tail bar. Very modern. Pr. $1,000. KY 1046.
NURSERY. Not far from Milwaukee. Lovely
OF land. etc. for $4,000. Code No. WIS 1920
GROCERY. HOME & 2 APARTMENTS. In
operation since 1900. Only store in vic. Land,
all bldgs.. equip. inv, sl7 900. OHIO Milo.
GARAGE & GAS STATION. Little compel.
Right on Hwy. us. &c. Owner in poor health.
Does $4,000 bus. Pr. $500. OHIO MIA.
SHOE & SADDLE REPAIRING, WESTERN
GOODS. No compel. Crosses S35 900. Family
splitup reason for SALE Pr. $4,000. SD-N-138.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-03
gZ Al ISL

BOWLING LANES & TAVERN Nets ST., 900
per year. Sales s65.0OO. Ultra modern. 20 lanes.
sUPERMARKET. Outstanding Gis'i store re- in area. a.
Lge. Mich city. Sales 100000 yrly. Nets 109o
No comp Price $5l. 900. Code MICH-N- 562
Tenn. naval base. Owner in i'll health. Excel.
chSnce n, for n; eTpan Price sI5 G09 TENN 72s.
yrly. business OF $50 900 with SO, 500 net. Han
dies compL lines. Price $5625. No. IND 517
CHILDREN's SHOP. Right across street
vol. trade. Ly. qtrs incl. sH. 400 IND 5s7
VARIETY STORE. In large indust. city in
Mich NJ $4,000 sales with ss5 net Blds ss on
HARDWARE STORE & BoTTLED GAS.
No comp. Owner called into Army; Must sell
FARM IMPLEMENTS & EQUIPMENT Hold
Massey Harris & Mimi Moline fran. 2 stores
in cities. Top vol. Pr. s9s.6OO., No. IND 529
Little compel. Apt avail. Being sold. to settle
estate, Complete for $1,000 Code KY. los.
compel. Owner must sell due TO other interests.
sTUDEBAKER DEALERsHIP. $3.50. 900 sales
, last VI. Nets l2qo on oper New a. used cars.
Bldg. on cd. lease. Price S15,6l0 IND $50.
MEAT MARKET & GROCERY. In high traf-
fc location across from post of; SOL 900 sales.
COAL YARD No competition. Sales vol. is
S52.S60 with sS.9o6 net; Owner is. retir: Every
ANTIQUE SHOP. Owner relocating. $4,000
gross vol. annually. Net Of $1,000. Little COM
peutlOn II. Wlln lnVly. S4,JUU NO. NY ll3.
STUDEBAKER AGENCY. S236,000 sales
last VI. Cd. net. Little competition, cd. lease.
Also sells used cars. Pr $4,000. IND $50.
PLUMBING & HEATING Cd yr around
bus. in indus. No. Indiana. Sales $50 900. net
229o. Cd. equip. q invty.. $41. .635. IND $50.
GROCERY & MEAT MARKET. Started in
'33. $1,000 income incl. rents. Nets $1l 900.
Cd. for hus. and wife. Pr. $50 325 IND 565.
RESTAURANT. GROCERIES q SERVICE
STATION. Pop. truckers stop. Top rep. Owner
must sell due Door health Pr. $3.50. ky ll6.
GROCERIES GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Est. since 1858 in lovely lakeland reg. Compl
incl. home. bldgs.. equip etc. 1880 KY Ill.
TAVERN 4 RESTAURANT. Estab since 'ss.
On main hwy. Cspy. 80 peo Nets 81 900. Cd.
potential. Pr. with invty., s18.376 IND 6S4.
. BULK. OIL & SERVICE STANTON. sI8O 600
sales With net over $751; 900. TOP frsns Owner
in Al health. Pr. sS5. 600, Code No. KAN sI5.
GROCERIES. MEATS 4 SLAUGHTER
HOUSE Orig. IN "a. Has top rep. Sa4S 600
sales with $1l.750 net Compl $T5, 600. KAN 300
SCRAP IRON DEALERsHIP Excel volume
With good market In area. Favorable lease on
h z. land. Pr. incl. bldss. sls725 KAN 1913
RESTAURANT, GROCERY & SERVICE
STATION. $4,000 vol. with IS. 800 net Owner
ID retiring. No compel. Price t1e, 600 KY 1883
GROCERY. MEAT MARKET and GEM,
MERCHANDISE Own retir. Est. 10. $14S, 900
sales, sd. net Pr. with inv, $40, ,000 KY l007
GROCERIES. GENERAL MERCHANDISE 4
SEHv. STA. On main hwy ns. Fl Knox Sales
$4,000 with I'd. nst Pr. s24.a00. KY I0IS
Smyrna times., 1953-12-03
TO FILL AIRMEN VACANCIES
To Enlist $4,000 Non-prior Ser
vice Persons, Age IL or Older

To Enlist $4,000 Non-prior Ser
vice Persons, Age IL or Older
Major James E. Walker, Com
mander, 2237th Air Force Reserve
Combat Training Center, New
Castle County Airport, announced
last week that Continental Air
Command has been authorized to
enlist $4,000 non-prior service per-
sons, age IL or older, who do not
have a Selective Service classifica-
ton of LA to fill airmen vacancies
in Reserve Wings. Formerly, only
veterans were permitted to enlist
in the Reserve. The new policy is
expected to strengthen the Air
Force Reserve program by filling
vacancies which exist in the lower
ranks. AS a member of Reserve
Wing, an airman may enlist in the
Regular Air Force for four years
any, time prior to receipt of final
notification to report for induction