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Evening star., 1935-07-18

You won't find ARROW too sweet;
nor too bitter. Too sweet beer is caused
by unfermented sugar. --too bitter by
improper.brewing of hops. ARROW
has real beer tang brewed in by men
who know the old world secrets of
beer at its best.
Quality price --buys ARROWS
raw materials. Only the finest imported
and native hops--the choicest full
bodied malt land the yeast richest in
vitamins are used. Then ARROW BEER
is produced in Natures way--slowly
without short cuts. The flavor and
strength of ARROW BEER are brewed
TN and lagered in.
Washington has the unique distinc.
ton of being able to buy a premium
quality beer at an ordinary price.
If you haven't. yet tried ARROW.
you're passing up the best beer buy
in town.
Aren't you curious?
nqAs.,*,..:?, =.
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Evening star., 1935-07-18

Dividend rates In dollars based on the
tAnnual rate-plus extra. tAccumulated
dividends. aPaid this year. bPaid last
year. dCompanies reported In receiver-
ship or being reorganiZed xEx dividend
Evening star., 1935-07-18

Erie r. R.-June net railway oper-
ating income was $1,190,768 VS.. ST.
130,197; in six months total was S.
984, 1886 VS.. 81, 7,48o,314
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Memorial to
Honor Rogers
Contributions to Be Sought
Throughout Nation.

Plans are under way for Indian
apolis moviegoers who loved the late
Will Rogers to contribute to a me-
mortal in his honor,
A national movement is an
nounCed by the Will Rogers Me-
mortal Commission, $40 Lexington
aV, New York.
1t is stated that the organization
was formed when numerous groups
all over the country decides to merge
under a single head
The personnel of the commission
is as follows; Vice president, John
N. Garner, chairman; Owen D
Young, vice chairman; Jesse H
Jones, treasurer: James G. Blaine
assistant treasurer, and Col Eddie
Rickenbacker director
1t is announced that checks should
be made payable to Mr.. Jones and
sent to the commission headquarters
in New York
A period of three weeks, starting
Monday, Nov. 4, and continuing until
Thanksgiving eve, is set aside to OBJ
tain funds
Mr.. Rickenbacker, in a statement
at New York, declared that every
dollar subscribed will be expended
for a memorial, and lin keeping
with his love of flying and those in
5erested in aviation, the expenses OF
gathering the fund are being borne
oy the aviation industry"
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In Rendezvous" Mr. Powell plays
the role Of a newspaper puzzle editor
who enters the war and is drafted
into the counter-cSpIonage service
known as the Black Chamber
Rosalind Russell who in nine
months has played in as many pic
lures, and has risen 10 the billing
of leading lady plays opposite Mr.
Powell. as Joel Garter daughter OF
the assistant secretary Of war
Binnie Barnes. the English comedi-
enne, also appears in the cast as
the alluring spy who almost causes
the story to turn out differently
Lionel Anvil steps out of his usual
"heavy" roles to play a sympathetic
part.
William K Howard, director, en-
listed the aid Of Maj. Yardley and
Audrey Tolstoy as technical assist
ants in the filming Of the picture
because OF the mass of detail i'm
plicated
The love interest is woven into
the story by Miss Russell and Mr.
Powell, who is a veteran at mys-
tery-comedy roles after experience
in such pictures as The Thin Man"
and Manhattan Melodrama
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Normal School
Of Dancing Sci
One Day of instruction to
Be Offered Nov. 10.

Anna Ludmila, 1920 N. Meridian
st, announces a one-day normal
school of dancing for teachers and
advanced students in the SEVERN
ballroom, Nov, 10.
The faculty includes Mrs. Grace
Bowman Jenkins, and JAG Brod-
erick, and demonstrations are to in
clude ballet technique and finished
ballet dances by Miss Ludmila; &C
robatic and adagio fundamentals by
Mrs. Jenkins and tap and musical
comedy by Mr.. Broderick.
Both Miss Ludmile and Mrs. Jen-
kins are nationally recognized
teachers and have been featured on
the faculty of the Chicago Associa-
ton Of Dancing Masters the last
three years, They have taught in
indianapolis for the combined meet
ings of the Dancing Masters of
America and the Chicago Associa-
ton.
Ali three teachers have been en-
gagged to teach for the st. Louis
Dancing Teachers Association Nov.
"A and the Texas Association of
Dancing Teachers at Fl, Worth on
Dec. q and e. They will conduct
normal schools in New Orleans dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
The Indianapolis meeting is open
to interested teachers and students
Of dancing
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Collar Ad Models
Win Film LaureIs
INES Speciol

Times Special
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 3l.-Of the
seven men who posed for the old
Arrow Collar ads done by the noted
artist, Joseph Leyendecker, six have
found their way to Hollywood and
screen careers.
Brian Donlevy, currently playing
one of the principal roles in 1T
Happened in Hollywood" is the last
to enter the studio gates. Those
who preceded him are Mahlon
Hamilton, Jack Mulhall, Neil Ham
llton, Reed Howe and Bob Allen.
Those who came before Donlevy
stepped directly into films, while he
turned first to Broadway, where he
last appeared in Life Begins at
Eight-Forty." He made his screen
debut recently as the killer in
"Barbary Coast" Coincidentally, it
is as sinister gangster that he ap-
pears in 1T Happened in Holly
wood sharing feature honors with
Wallace Ford and Phyllis Brooks.
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FOreca SIS End
Of Salary Plan
Eddie Cantor Says Stars to
Get Percentage Pay.

In a recently issued statement.
Eddie Cantor predicted that the
next important step to be taken in
the motion picture industry would
be the elimination of stars salaries.
Il have been working on a per-
centage basis" Cantor said ever
since l started with Sam GoldWyn
six years ago. Every top actor and
actress will be doing it as soon as
they complete their present con-
tracts.
Working ON percentage basis
is better for both the producer and
the player 1t requires a smaller
financial investment for the pro-
Queer, it will net far greater returns
for the player and it tends toward
better pictures at lower cost. On
a percentage basis, the player takes
a greater interest in keeping costs
down, works harder, finds fewer
reasons for delaying production, and
does everything possible toward eff
cheney and merit"
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PONTIAC
Materproofng

LEAKY sidewalks repaired or resurfsced
Cement mastic top over wood or con-
crete HvdrO-Proof treatment for fac
tory trucking aisles TA-5Zl9.
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Penner Fears Ducks
Played Dinner Role

Times Special
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 31.-Arriving
at the studio for work the other
morning, Joe Penner found his two
ducks, Goo-Goo and Ga-Ga, miss
ing from the double bungalow that
houses them.
Frantic search of ponds. pens and
cellars failed to disclose signs of his
pets.
Studio policemen had been de-
tailed to keep an eye on the ducks
during the day. No one suspected
they would vanish at night.
Penner doesn't object greatly to
any one making pet of the ducks,
but he strongly suspects that some
one has made a dinner of them.
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Tibbett TO
Appea in
Singer S Role
Metropolitan at Apollo
Features Baritone as
Artist.

Lawrence Tibbett, who once was
turned down for membership in his
high school glee club because he
couldn't sing" is to be heard in his
first picture in several months to-
morrow at the Apollo The picture
is Metropolitan, and Mr. Tibbett s
leading lady is Virginia Bruce.
The story of Metropolitan has
been wound around the career Of
a young and talented baritone who
has hard time getting his first
big chance in opera. During Mr..
Tibbett's trials and tribulations he
sings portions from Carmen, -
"Pagliacci, and Barber of Seville. -
In Metropolitan. Mr.. Tibbett is
in love with Miss Bruce, also a
struggling young singer. But he
can not express his love to his
sweetheart because a WORKOUT
prima donna, played by Alice Brady,
is backing the opera they are all
singing, and she wants Mr.. Tibbett
Az I'LL al C4otAC Q4I GCtO1. MUCH Vi
the comedy is supplied through the
temperamental gymnastics Of the
old-timers in the piece.
The climax comes when the COM
pany is faced with the possibility
Of having endured months OF prep
aration for nothing. Mr.. Tibbett
decides that he can not stand the
tantrums of Miss Brady any long
er and so gives up his post as her
adviser She calls off the show.
But the story rights itself when
the loyal band gathers round their
leader and puts on the opera any
way.
Miss Bruce, who was a hit as
Jenny Lind in The Mighty Bar
num-" appears as a songstress again
in Metropolitan" Cesar Romero.
often seen as a gangster. plays an
opera singer in the picture. George
Marion Sr., who once produced
plays for Florenz ziegfeld, also is
in the cast.
The picture was directed by Rich
ard BoleSlaWSki,
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Ballet Booked Here
Making Long Tour

The Ballet Russo de Monte Carlo,
which comes to the Murat Dec. Is
and 26 under the auspices of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce, is
now on an eight months tour that
will take it to 10 cities for 212 per-
formances. The troupe recently
completed a 12-day engagement at
the Metropolitan Opera House, New
York.
This is the second American tour
of the ballet, and will include APP
pearances with five major symphony
orchestras-thoSe of Philadelphia,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit and
ST. Louis.
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Moving, Transfer, Storage

CARLETON ER-Experienced NOV
ers, covered vans; reas rates. HA-2252-
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Piano Lessons
SERVICE AND PARTS DEPTS.
DODGE

( SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER for
I economy and satisfaction IN repairs and
( fabrication.
BE SURE BE sAFEl BE SMART
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Carl Brisson Holds
Job as Statue Model

Times Special
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 21.-Carl
Brisson, film star, is posing as the
model for a gigantic statue of Left
Erickson, the work of Gilbert Ris-
void, Danish sculptor
1t is proposed that the statue be
placed in San FranciSco's Golden
Gate Park.
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10 Statesmen & Agents
IL Help Wanted-Female

MAN wanted for electric motor sale
Give References. Times Box / 30
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Mattresses. Made Over
MATTRESSES renovated: also made into
innerspring by experts. RI-2347
MATTRESSES renovated or made into IN
nersprings. See your work done CHI
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EXPERT repairs on all musical instru-
ments CARLIN MUSIC. 2lt Mass .-ay.
EXPERT REPAIR. any instrument MU-
SICIANS REP. SHOP. end f. 1I9
Pembroke Arcade.
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BROADWAY. 2222-DeSlrapIe warm room.
refined home; congenlal girl. Every con-
yeOieOce TJF-0179
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SPECIAL DISCOUNTS

A discount of 1915 il given for Cash
or II bill is paid within ONE WEEK
after billing.
The Times maintains a highly capable
force OF trained Ad-Iakers. able to
make constructive and helpiui sug-
geStions and determined always 10 be
OF the utmost service to every ad-
vertiser.
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Fred Astaire Works
in Modest Quarters

Times Spccial
HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 81. - Fred
Astaire, the suave man who has
made tap dancing a craze, has only
a modest tWo-room suite for his
dressing quarters. 1t is in these
dressing rooms that Astaire is Great
ing new dance routines for his cur
rent film feature, Follow the Fleet, 8"
with Ginger Rogers.
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Norman Uses Same Songs

Three songs that Ethel Norman
sang in the stage production of
Anything Goes will be sung by
her in the screen version. which
she is making at Paramount
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Special Preview

Tonight the Indiana theater
is to hold a special preview
showing of Remember Last
Night? the picture for next
week. Patrons coming to the
theater as late as 9:15 may see
Hands Across the Table" and
are invited to stay and see a
special showing of Remember
Last Night?" at 1890.
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ORDERING WANT ADS

Your telephone call 20 RILEY 1851
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immediate attention
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INST UcTI0NS

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Situations Wanted
JUST zoe A DAY

A l0-word al viii appear under this
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With order. Come to The Times office. 2l4
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HOUSEWORK. restaurant work expert
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Leave city. 712 Russell-aV
DAY or week work for ladies' common
labor for men; DAY or week General
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William Powell Stars in
, Loews Picture Based on
! WorIdWa Spy Methods
RoSaInd Russell Gives Support in Rendezvous Oh
Screen With Guard That Girl Featuring Florence
Rice and Robert Allan.

story Oh the United States Crypograph Bureau told by Major
herbert o.
forms the basis for william
The other picture program
which has Rice Allan.
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BOX NUMBER REPLIES

Advertisers who do not desire to
diyulge their names or addresses may
take advantage OF The Times BOX
NUMBER" service.
Replies to Box Number ads are re-
ceived at The Times Office and ad-
vertiSers are assured that their
identity Is never divulged oy The
Times
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Vivian Hammond
The Green River Girls, of
whom Miss Vivian Hammond is
one. are to appear in a series of
song and dance skits tonight at
the Jockey Club, at 9:15; Red
Gables at 10:45 and the Antlers
at u. Tomorrow the girls are to
appear at the Graylyn Blue Room,
Fox's Jail House and The DellS.
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This ARRANGEMENT makes fines Want
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Death Notices
indianapolis Times Thursday. Oct. 81, 1885.
ADAMS, LAURA ELIZABETH-Age 81
years, beloved mother Of Mary c. Adams
! Julia A. and Sadie E. Adams. both de-
ceased, sister of Mrs. Oliver DeCamp of
Brazil, Ind, and Henry H. HeacoX of
Harmony. Ind. passed away at the fam
lily residence. 1914 Fietcher-av Wednes-
day, Oct. 80. Services will be held at
the residence, Saturday. Nov. 2, 2 p. m.
Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill.
BAILEY. LIZZIE P-Beioved wife of the
late Robert B. Bailey, sister of S. c.
Keegan and Mrs. Lottie C. mcdaniel
Rome say Tempey serTces at f
home Saturday p. m. Friends in
vited. Burial Crown Hill.
HEMMELSBACH, ROBERT-Beloved father
OF Mrs. May Moore of Indianapolis and
Mrs. Elizabeth mclaughlin of Columbus,
ernoon, Oct; 80 age. SO years. Funeral
services y &C, viii be held at his daughters
2 o'clock. Burial Washington Park Gene
terry. Friends invited. VALID FUNERAL
DIRECTORS columbus O) papers
please copy.l
HOEsNIAN. EDWARD WILLIAM-Of 1887
pa s's syaT Ru ooa &c. 1885, 5 aas
SSE5SS 52SgfoSH q r at 81 3
w. Rav-st. Burial washington Park
Cemetery. Friends invited.
HUNINIEL, CHARLEs-Beloved husband of
Minnie Hummel and father of Mrs.
Goldie Norton, passed away Wednesday
be held at the VALID FUNERAL HOME.
Illinois al 17th-st Friday afternoon, Nov.
l. at O'Clock. Burial, Memorial Park
cemetery. Friends invited.
LLOYD. DR.. MARY C.-Passed away Tues
day, Oct 30. Funeral services Thursday
$3.50 p, m, at THE FUNERAL HOME,
HISEY & TITUS. 951 N. Delaware-st.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
PATTERSON. PAUL Achieved son of Mr.
and Mrs: Paul A Patterson. and brother
OF Joan Patterson passed away Wednes
day afternoon. Oct. 30, age years Flu
neral services will be held at the VALID
FUNERAL HOME, Illinois at 17th-st.
Saturday afternoon. Nov. 2 al O'Clock.
Burial Washington Park Cemetery.
Friends invited.
RAMSEY, BESSIE-Age 20 years wife of
Shubal daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. En-
NETT Deboard, sister of Estel, Esther.
Hubert and Edith, died Thursday Flu
neral Saturday Nov. 2, p. m. at the
Nazarene Church Bridgeport Ind.
Friends invited. Burial at Planfeld
Friends may call at the home of MI
and Mrs James Deboard, 1914 N. Grant
av. from Friday noon until Saturday
Plainf1eld papers please copy.
| SAMPSON. MRS. EMOGENE-Of 134I N
Alabama who was formerly connected for
many years with the Board of Childrens
Guardians, passed away Thursday morn
ing at her residence. Time of service
later. For information call FLANNER
q BUCHANAN MoRTUARY. TA-44oo.
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Transportation
CALIFORNIA BY FAST TRAIN

ONLY S34.50
Via North Western-Union Pacific from
Chicago, in comfortable coaches without
change And note this-breakfasts 25C.
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pillows. drinking cups, porter sery Ice
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$2.5O-149 W 9TH-sT. APT 8-Loyely
room, next bath. Steam heat. Hot water.
ALABAMA. N. 2355-Large room Light
cooking allowed. Private entrance. Next
bath. TA-6647
BROADWAY. 2222-DesIraple warm room
refined home congenlal girl. Every con-
venience. HE-2472.
CARROLLTON 2243-Furnlshed single and
double; lovely modern rooms. HE-22lI
CENTRAL 1128-Warm room. next bath:
Private entrance. Reasonable. Telephone
CENTRAL. 29O2-Laree front; twin beds;
extra, closet; 2 employed; garage OPP
tional. TA-1649.
CHESTER, 400 N-Nice front room; pri-
vate home: good heat; kitchen prvi-
leges IR-6279
COLLEGE. 1155-Laree front room down.
Private entrance. Reasonable RI-1996.
COLLEGE. 1888 Apt. 4-Large room, next
bath; private home; steam heat Rea-
sonable. HE3795.
Reason 5fI' RI!48 85s nome steam neat
ILLINOIS. 1907 Nigh type room; / or
?, steam, constant hot water. garage;
reasonable. Gentleman.
KEYSTONE. N. 808--Nicelv furnished
room; good heat; kitchen privileges:
reasonable
NEW JERSEY 1905 N.-S250 room IN
private home home privileges. Central
Carline HA-l083-W
PENNSYLVANIA. N 222O-Front room
next BATH downstairs; private home;
reasonable. HA-3242-M
ST. CLAIR 312 E.-Large front room
downstairs. suitable for 2 gentlemen;
steam heat; reasonable
WASHINGTON, 1899 E.. No 4-Wen fur
nished room. private; modern apart
ment: $3.50 Inquire afternoons. eve
ningS.
WINTHROP. 3838-Nice room private bath;
north side home; gentleman; garage
WA-1708
WOODRUFF PL.. TIA W Dr-Warm. front
downstairs room: studio couch. hot wa
ter private home CH-5724.
23RD W. 115-Near Illinois: attractive.
large, cheerful room; good heat; gentle
man, HA-23S6.
BOTH, 1874 E.-Attractive front room priv
ate home: privileges; breakfast optional;
reasonable HA-4737-J
BOTH 412 VINCE COzY ROOM; PR
VATE HOME: FOR 2. TA-2286
NEAR TECH-Nice room. adjoining bath:
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10 Housekeeping Rooms

OSsIs all comforts Ultra modern nots
sertlce as ioW 50 CAV $40 Vcsk
900 Meridian LI-2s5i
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I Hotels

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Running water. tubs. showers
HOTEL TOURIST INN-Single. double:
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APARTMENT ReMAL eU0eAO

CHOICE aDaI IHleHIa gTaUIV sH0"H n NO.
Indianapolis Rental Agency
Furn. and unfurn. apis Free service and
TRANSFORMATION LI-5452
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p Unfurnished Apartments

50. UPPER Broom semi modern stoves
furnished. ll17 w. New York. HE-3O88.
CARROLLTON. 1312-Lower duplex 5
rooms; hardwood floors. steam heat.
utilities; s35 mo TA-5l19
HIGHLAND IS. N-5-room apartment,
Ftgidaire heat water furnished Gus
todIan DR-l358
NEW JERSEY 1902 N Beautiful eff
cheney apartment FrIEidaire. private
hath utilities reasonable
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ANNOUNCED EnTS
HELP AhTED
9 Help Wanted-Male

8 Help Wanted-Male
UNITED and texlde blades &C. per hum
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20 TRACTORS AND TRAILER OUTFITS
Capable OF handling 10 tons Steady
employment. good earnings Phone IL
29+5 WHTTESIDES. 1891 W Morris
MAN for coffee route nav I'D 10 $3.50 tsk.
Everything furnished automobile given
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WANTED-Boys Il TO II years OF age 10
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FEW more ladies, 1888 work with
mgr: sal SIS. bonus. SSi- y. Pa. Rm. 500.
GIRL for artist model who wishes 10 be
Times. Box K-4l06
HIGH School Girl for work after Moons.
Saturday ana occasional evenings Pre-
fer some one in ShortridEe dis riot Must
90 home nights. State qualifications.
age salary expected and phone Box
K. 4l04 Times
Again IN 1894 as IN Ig33-The Tunes
vas the Only indianapolis Evening Paper
. show q gain in want ads
THF REASON RESULTS
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Is Furnished Rooms

S2.50-149 W 9TH-ST. APT. 8-Lovely
room, next bath. Steam heat. Hot water
ALABAMA. N. 2355-Large room Light
cooking allowed Private entrance Next
bath TA-6647