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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-16

s@ A nationwide tribute to the memory of Samuel Clemens is now being paid. It will terminate on November 30, the tooth anni- versary of Clemens, better known as Mark Twain, birth. The observahce commenced with President Roosevelt pushing button that illuminated TO- foot memorial at Hannibal, Missouri, overlooking the Missis- sippi, which Clemens deserted to become a writer. Hartford is to join in the series of observances later in the year. It would be quite proper, we think to start drive to place a copy of some of Twain's inn mortal works, Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, in every home. And the schools migh fall in line with special work un the same. ..-t.
 Heavens My Destination is the title of a new book by Thornton Wilder. That's fine. But there's a curious contradiction in such journey. You don't seem to get there unless you're there already.
 Financial suggestion everybody quit arguing about money and start passing It around.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-16
sFewer Wanderers

Here IS something on which 1t would be interesting to hear reports from many diff ferent communities The police depart ment in Monmouth, H. says the Review Atlas of that city, finds there are fewer wanderers thafl usual in town, now that cold weather has arrived. In past winters it has been normal to have from IS to 25. men in the tramp room at the station every night. Lately there have been only one or two. One cold night the number increased to three.
 Fewer wanderers take to the road now, the police believe, and those that do so are cared for at certain relief stations and at federal transient bureaus. This seems to be change for the better Homes and families, with jobs. for the adults and school for the children, represent the American ideal. Lacking them, however, the potential wanderers and their con- munities are better off, surely, under pres ent arrangements than they would be "on the road" or sleeping in police stations. ift Az. --------
 Speaking in slightly humorous vein Governor Wilbur L. Cross said to men1- bers of Colonel Jeremiah Wadsworth Branch, Sons of the American Revolu- tion, in Hartford, Monday, that he prob ably would not seek fourth term as governor. His actual words were, "After the tercentenary celebration of the found- ing of Connecticut is observed there will be nothing else to run for. In view of this do not know whether to run the risk of seeking fourth term" It was only couple of weeks ago that the governor :. shook a big stick threat of a fourth term when it seemed that the Senate would be organized contrary to his wishes. All ot which is indicative of the fact that the governor is still in fine fettle, but'perhaps not appreciative of the fact that to retain I it's hold on the state government the demS ocrats must look to the future and the day when he cannot be the head man on the ticket.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-16
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-16

Q-Who wrote The Spanish Borderlands"? A-Herbert Eugene Bolton.
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S[UM CLEARANCE
SUBSIDY IS URGED
Secretary Ickes Advocates
Federal Aid in Address
to Planners.
~ the Associated Press. a

ny INC hooOClhLcu EICoc.A
CINCINNATI. May 23.-Character-
tsing slum clearance as the most
worth while social enterprise on a
large scale actively undertaken in the
United States today" Secretary of
the Interior Harold L. Ickes asserted
last night that Government should
substitute low rent housing" for lowest
income groups.
In an address prepared for delivery
at the closing session of the first joint
conference on city, regional, State and
national planning, Ickes, who also is
public works administrator, said:
We actually have been substituting
slums in generous fashion. Why
not execute a right-about-face and
subsidize slum clearance instead?"
He emphasized that he was speak
ing for himself and with no slight
intimation that I am committing the
national administration to a policy on
housing.
Il am prepared to accept the issue"
he said, land frankly avow my belief
that Government should subsidize low
rent housing TO the extent necessary
TO make it available for those in the
lowest income groups"
AS an illustration of his statement
on substituting slums. he cited a cost
analysis by the Illinois Housing Com
mission in 1888 of a square mile in
Chicago for the year 1881.
The survey showed Chicago paid
cut approximately s3.20O,0O0 to pro-
vide municipal services for the area,
though the taxes levied could have
returned only s1.19l, 1852. In addition,
the actual tax collections had
amounted to only $586061.
He declared slums offer a fertile
field for communicable diseases" and
are natural breeding grounds for vice.
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SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS,

Vidmer, Brig. Gen. George, U. S. A,
ordered home to await retirement,
about June %.
Mcguire, Maj. Cedric F., Coast Artil-
cry Corps, assigned to duty in the of
five of the chief of Coast Artillery,
here
Green, Maj. Fred M, Coast Artillery,
from Boston, Mass, to Fort Monroe,
Va, not later than June 30.
wellington, Maj. Edward c., Chemi-
cal Warfare Service, from Omaha,
Nebr., to Egdewood Arsenal, Md,
about September /.
De Russy, Capt. Rene E., Quartermas-
ter Corps, assigned to duty in the Of
flee Of the quartermaster general
here, upon completion of present tour
OF foreign service
Vandervoort, Capt Benjmain F.,
Quartermaster Corps, from Fort Myer,
Va, to Middletown, Pa, not later than
June /.
Burns. First Lieut. John r.. Chemi-
cal Warfare Service. from Edgewood
Arsenal. Md, to Cambridge, Mass,
about June /.
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D. C. MAN GETS 80 DAYS
FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING
Sentenced Last Month, Driver Is
Given New Term in Police
Court.

Convicted on charges of driving
while drunk and without a permit,
John F. Ready, "a, of 1894 Potomac
street, was sentenced to serve a total
of 80 days when arraigned before
Police Court Judge Isaac R. Hit.
Testimony showed he had been sem
fenced to Is days last month for
driving without a permit
Walter NJ Willoughby, 43, of 1913
d street southeast, who was arrested
after he is alleged to have struck three
parked cars on the wrong side Of the
street, and Hunter A. Stansbury, "a,
of 405 Ninth street northeast, taxi
cab driver, who was taken into GUS
tody after a collision at Adams Mill
and Klingle roads, demanded jury
trials when arraigned on charges of
drunken driving.
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NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau of Navigation.

Hooper, Capt. Stanford c., detached
as director, Naval Communications,
Navy Department; to Naval Oper-
atoms, Navy Department.
Day, Lieut.. De We're L.. detached
VB Squadron 5B %. S. S. Ranger), in
June; to Naval Academy
Gallery, Lieut.. Daniel ", jr., de-
tached Naval Gun Factory, Navy Yard,
Washington, D. c., in June; to VS.
Squadron 4B, Aircraft, Battle Force.
Funke, Lieut. q. g. Frederick, jr.,
detached Naval Academy. in August;
to VO Squadron 3B CU. S. S. New
Mexico.
Hobbs. Lieut.. q. c. Ira E., de-
tached photographic Office, Navy De-
partment, about July Is; to VP Squad
ron OF u. S. S. Wright.
Horney, Lieut.. q. g. Harry R., de-
tached Naval Academy, in August; to
VO Squadron 4B GU. s. S. Colorado
Mitchell, Lieut.. g. CD Samuel G..
detached Naval Academy, in August;
10 VS. Squadron 4B GU. S. S. Langley
Overf1eld Lieut.. q. g. David B.,
detached Naval Academy, in August;
to VO Squadron 2B u. S. S. Nevada)
Medical Corps.
Tyler, Lieut.. Comdr. George B., de-
tached Norfolk Naval Hospital. Ports
mouth, Va, in May; to Naval Mine
Depot, Yorktown, Va.
Faust, Lieut.. q. g. Robert, de-
tached Naval Medical School, Wash
ington, d. c., about June Is; to U. S. S.
Whitney.
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HELP--WOMEN.


Exchange. SO7 Vermont aye.
HELP-WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2). all-around;
phe t0r good salary PHONE sSis
for tryout
BEAUTY OPERATOR. permanent position.
Apply Potomac 1887.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around: steady
position Apply 6l6 st. NV.
BooKKEEPER for ready-to-wear dept. in
department store. One who is accurate.
also act as cashier Apply in person s sr 5y
letter to H. Haber. co w. ID. moses * Sohs'
CASHIER-COUNTER GIRL. experienced,
for luncheonette. noon hours. Neatness'
quickness and attractiveneSs essential
Address Box 10S-D. Star ONCE.
FINISHER and dressmaker. expert. want
ed. Do not apply unless experienced Sah
after pm. Adams 1891.
GIRL for general housework; must be
good to children; steady JOB ana well paio'
3lOO Bunker Hill I'd. Mt. Rainier.
LADY OF REFINED TYPE. with car, to
canvass home owners and wives OF home
owners and awaken interest in high-type
service We have to offer. experience oe-
sirahle, but not necessary. Partrt aa w OK
accepted. Payment to be arranged. For
interview. call National 1870.
LADY. Intelligent to demonstrate study
help: earn 81 100 first year. l40o q St.
Room 500.
PASTRY COOh. COiOTcu. cApSIlChNtob mhot
be capable and have good references. Ap-
ply Ivy Terrace. 1884 Conn. ave.
PRACTICAL NURSE for invalid. 8 hours =
day. Address Box 46-D. Star once.
PRESSERS experienced. silk. loo dress.
1899 Buchanan st. NV
SAIESLADIES (five), one capable as crew
manager Salary TO start. Sl2; advance
ment Apply Friday. $50 am, Garlinger
x Co. 9l6 G. st. NV.
SALESWOMEN for high-grade develop.
ment; experience not necessary; leaos; IuL
or part time Ask for Mrs. Knowlan 171S
St Louis p. Shoemaker.
SALESWOMEN to call on retail trade with
entirely new line; commission basis. Phone
Georgia 1898.
MATTRESSES and counter girls. expert
enced white, ages 1929. Apply between
$3.50 and 1870 q m. at D. c. Public En-
ployment Center. 456 Indiana ave. NV.
MATTRESSES, between ages 81 and 25;
must be entertainers. Apply The Jockey
Club, 9Th and Fla. ave. ne.
MATTRESSES. experienced. Apply Oriole
Grill. 1924 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
MATTRESSES and curb attendants. ex-
perienced. Apply 5109 Ga. ave. NV.
WANTED-Graduste nurse Protestant. of
mature years, for institution. Necessary
TO drive car. Address Box AID. Star
Office
YOUNG LADY. high-school graduate or
college student to work in contractors
office during Summer: SO per week. Ad-
dress Box 11O-D. Star ONCE.
YOUNG WOMEN. white. wanted for lunch
counter work. IL to $50. Cornwell's. 1929
6 ST. NV.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COULPE-Honest. Industrious. experienced.
white couple for work on small farm.
nearby Maryland; references required. Adj
dress Box 351-C. Star once. "a.
cook houseworker butler and houseman.
to stay: $40 month. Phone Potomac 1901.
Statesmen, men and women: attractive
offer; experience not necessary. 1873 r
st. NV. Room 10.
WANTED-Man and wife on small farm.
10 miles north of Washington, Woman
for general housework and cook; man to
know farming. in family. state fuli
particulars in reply as to experience and
wages expected. Address Box 44-D. Star
ONCE.
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ARcHITTCTyRAL DRAFrsMAN with car,
$50 weekly and liberal commission on
beach lot sales. John M. King & Co.,
zoos 18th st. NV.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN for imme-
date employment. with experience on
working drawings: small houses; no de-
signing Telephone National 1907. "a
AUTO SALESMAN-We can always use q
good. experienced salesman: drawing ac-
count and demonstrator furnished. Man
dell Chevrolet Co. 1924 Good Hope rd. Sc.
AUTO MECHANIC-Good opportunity for
steady employment. B. c. FUR. 706 @
BooKKEEPER. experienced double entry;
statements Apply in own handwriting,
salary. Address Box AID. Star office.
st.. Silver Spring Ask for Marks.
CARPENTER wanted for odd jobs. Apply
324 Independence ave. sw.
CHEF-Only good. experienced. fast. active
persons need apply Pay according to abti-
fly Toll House Tavern. Silver Spring. Nd.
Don't telephone.
CURB ATTENDANTS. experienced. Apply
5109 Ga. ave. NV.
DRAFTSMEN at once; experienced local
men. Phone METROPOLITAN 1854.
ELECTRICIAN. experienced in d-house
wiring. Casassa. Columbia 0562 between
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MAN wanted.
first-class. Address Box 472-C. Star once.
iNsTALLMENT COLLECTION MANAGER,
axperienerd kr~lv 100 9TH ST. NV. y
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ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs. complete
Etsn sfan Sis I4tS S. n% National $685.
BATH TUBS. pipe, beams. lintels lumber.
slate and face brick. sash and doors. NJ. T.
Shipp. SO F st. s.w. Metropolitan 6Sl7.
BEDS dressers. chest drawers. desks, ta-
hles chairs mirrors g slng ee,sd msen ans
BED-DAVENPoRT. SI25O: big chair, 81;
lamp. 81. Copley Courts. Apt. 4O2. Phone
Decatur 0300
suites, rugs. twin beds. breakfast set. radio.
chifforobe Edelman, 1903 Georgia ave.
BIcYCLEs-Rollfast ana otner nisn-grade
wheels, Hazelton Bicycle 4 Sporting Goods
BIILiARp AND POOL TABLES. ali sizes;
supplies. repairing ping-pong tables and
accessories. Conn. $40 9th st. NV. Dl. AL l.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINES adding ma
chimes and calculators. Burroughs; check
writer, miscellaneous ONCE furniture. Room
BUILDING MATERIAL wRECKING SALE
from many jobs. Tremendous quantities al
bargain prices Come to any Of Hechingers
ransed., easily seen. We have what you
want when you want it..
Large quantities good used lumber re-
inE to sise (sx4 !xs Sxs. a1ie a1is in
ali iengthsl, sheathings floorinss. windows
sash; snd PD sa sapp.s Ind sISs
lent condition. always at bargain prices:
We quote delivered or undelivered. Phone
afcH1N MSER'e CO.. Used Material Dept.
18th SITS. NE 9th & C SITS. S.W.
6e25 Ga. Ave NV. 1905 Nichols Ave. g. e.
CAMERAs-We puy. sen trade used CAM
eras Cine kodaks and projectors. Bar
gains daily. Robbins. $50 l4th st. NV.
CAMERAS and equipment optical goods,
rifles shotguns musical instruments and
1ewelry bought. sold and traded. IZZYS
E4CHANGk. 905 D st. NV. Met. Ss9s.
CASH REGISTERS rebuilt Ike new. guar
anteed two years: restaurant equipment
china, silverwAre brentwood chairs. tables
etc: lowest prices. Edgar Baum Co.. Inc.
903 st. NV.
DESKS. chairs. fles. leather furniture
safes etc. new and used: lowest prices
Edgar Baum Co. Inc, 903 st. NV.
DESks TO-, ONCE ana home; unusual bar
gains; used and new. We also rent. Com
mercial Once Furniture Co.. 500 st. NV.
Phone Metropolitan 2430
DINING ROOM, bed room. living room
suites and other articles; sacrifice for
quick sale: 1915 gath st. ne. Phone
Decatur 3747.
FANS, electric; four 16-in. desk fans three
12-in. d. c. desk fans six 10-in d. c. desk
fans one 16-in. exhaust fan, two 12-in.
ceiling fans. Phone Metropolitan e517.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOVT. MAN, DRIVING PONTIAC SEDAN,
Chicago, May %: take q share expenses;
ref. EXCHANGED. Call Natl 1910. Ext. 90.
LADY DRIVING TO CLEVELAND EARLY
Saturday can take three. share expenses.
Call Cleveland 1900
GENTLEMAN GOING TO CHICAGO SAT-
urday morning May 25; take 2 passengers,
cheap. Phone Emerson S724.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Continued

SITUATIONS-DOM
(Continued.)
GIRL. colored. wishes place as general
houseworker; references. Call Potomac
4446-W. 1911 31st st. NV.
GIRL wants work of any kind; honest.
have frst-class references: 81 week. 1918
Nth st NV.
GIRL. colored mothers helper or nursing:
references. Phone District 6168
GIRL. colored, neat. honest rs nurse or
g.h.w.. part time or all day; best OF city
references. Phone Columbia 1862.
GIRL. colored. competent. would like to
20 out Of town as chambermaid or nurse:
best references; good salary; available
June I. Phone Metropolitan S7S7.
LAUNDRESs-Have your entire laundry
washed and ironed by hand: the most
beautiful work obtainable. Rates 15c
ID: shirts Sc extra: minimum. 10 lbs. 5Oeo
fiat Morius Hand Laundry. Col. 1882
LAUNDRESS frst-class; chambermaid or
general homework; good references. Call
Potomac 3769.
WOMAN colored. wants general housework
mornings 3 until .; good worker; no Sun
days 1901 st. NV. Decatur O46S-J.
WOMAN. colored. neat; afternoon work.
cleaning or dinners: ref. 734 Park I'd or
phone Columbia 1858.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Adpertisements under this head
ing are presumed to be from pri-
pate Individuals. unless the adrer-
ttsement etpes q arm name or Q
business address or states the uord
Dealer Members OF. the public
pho ind dealers masoueradfno IN
this column as private individuals
are uroed to report the matter to
The Star tor tHuestioatioR."
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BOATS,

RESPONSIBLE couple wish to buy cabin
boat on terms: either sail or motor: must
have comfortable living quarters Reason
able price. Reference Walnut S447-W. 23'
LAUNCHES (2): one 36-ft.. power Gray
engine $50 hp.: one 4O-ft. power Buffalo
1880 Sale or exchange for improved
D C. property. Phone Lincoln 1852.
WILL EXCHANGE Republic truck. new
tires. good condition. for motor boat suit
able for fishing parties. Can be seen at
Smithsons Coal Yard. Asa G st. s.w.
CUPBOARD motors; new and used; serv-
ice and parts; trade-ins and credit. 1910
z St Sc
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FARM AND GARDEN.

NOW is the time to use bone meal on your
lawns; So for 100 pounds. Milton Hopfen-
maier Estate, 1900 Z st. NV. Phone
West 1892.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

MAN wanted for Rawleigh route Of 800
families. Good profits for hustler. Write
today. Rawleigh Co.. Dept. DCE-4-eA-1.
Chester. Pa.
MEN 49,; must have appearance. ability
and used to over $50 weekly: permanent
position Mr.. Bell. Franklin Park Hotel.
SALESMAN. not over SO. college educa-
ton, unsteady inclined, for educational
work. Salary and commission. Apply Mr..
Daniels. between $50 and IL. at Homer L.
Kilt Co. 1880 @ st. NV.
SALESMEN-3 good automobile statesmen
to sell the worlds fastest selling car.
Salary and commission. Address Box
GID. Star once.
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TWO Statesmen.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
DRIVING taught quickly for D, c. or Nd.
permits; refined patient, white instructors;
easy parking. Mr.. Knapp. Wise. 4461--W
"a
GREGG or Boyd shorthand touch tipping,
business letter writing. word building. call
culating machines bookkeeping; day and
evening sessions new classes forming;
faster progress; smaller classes; save time.
money; positions guaranteed grads. BOYD
SCHOOL. 1888 St. Phone National 1888.
AUTO DRIVING by professional instructor.
Complete course for Traffic Bureau exam
nation. District 744S. Natl. S095. 24'
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS by expert white
driver Sl50 and So per hour; permits
secured Call Lincoln 50S2. 26'
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BRICKLAYERS WANTED!
Apply G. F. MikkelSon & Son,
3353 RittenhOuSe St
AUTO statesmen.

AUTO statesmen.
Chevrolet's great line of 1895 models IS
now available for immediate delivery. We
reed several experienced and wide-awake
statesmen to help us cover the tremendous
market for these cars. Exceptional oppor-
tunity to earn big money Drawing &C
count and demonStrator furnished to those
who can qualify. See Mr.. Tarshes OuriS-
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of a mill
machine man for woodwork
ing plant. Apply employ
ment office, 9th floor.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN for
Ford dealer. Logan Motor Co.,
1419 Irving st. NV.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desire the services of paint
ers experienced in using
spray apparatus. Apply en-
ployment office, 9th floor.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, EXPERT
ENCED, HAVING LICENSE TO
CONTACT LICENSEES WITH
RENAULTS WINES AND CHAM
PAGNES. ATTRACTIVE PROP
POSITION, OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT. ADDRESS BOX
478-C, STAR OFFICE.
TWO statesmen.
Prefer married men with
insurance, automobile or
electrical appliance expert
ence. This is commission job
with guaranteed drawing &C
count and splendid oppor-
tunity for deserving men.
Give qualifications and ex-
perience. For interview ad-
dress Box 26-D. Star office,
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HEIP-MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
SPRING PRICES!

Penna hard coal-White ash, stove, egg
hut. SO: buckwheat, 81 so; rice S65O;
pea coal. $3.50 ton 4O lbs. to the ton
1924 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West 2616.
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DOMESTIC.
THE RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 1851. 1909
18th, furnishes good cooks. buffers. E.h.w..
part-time day workers. chauffeurs, couples.
DOMESTIC AGENCY Dec. 2419. 1925 9th
furnishes cooks. g.hw, days workers but
lers housemen Kitchen helpers. maids.
wANTED-Several colored couples. $50 to
500; tea-room cooks good wages. Ladies'
Exchange, S07 Vermont ave.
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3-4 r. APT, S55-S65,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Modern, elevator apt. BLDG, central Local
ton: neatly furnished. closets. tiled bath.
1924 K st. NV. Phone National 5437.
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DOWNTOWN. 1911 18th ST. N.W.-2nd
room. kitchen. bath; clean comfortable.
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SECOND FLOOR FRONT APT. LIV RIM.
bed rm.. k. din. and b. with shower $50 so
See janitor. 4520 Georgia ave. Geo. 1883
233 KENTUCKY AVE SE-TWO NICE.
large rooms kitchen and bath. Ask for
lanitOr on premises.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

CHEVY CLASSROOM and bath near golf
course wanted by man. permanent. State
lowest terms. Address Box 9S-D. Star
Office pa
DESIRABLE SINGLE ROOM with bath or
shower. with or without meals. Give par
ticulars. Address Box SID. Star office.
CLEAN CHEAP. LIST floor, Ink. refrig..
by lady; fur. or unfur. with or without
board Phone Adams 9633-J.
ROOM business couple; preferably with