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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07
DOBIE AND MURDOCH
 ON DANGER LIST

Boston, Dec. 7--(UP)-Names of Gilmour (Gil) Dobie. 67. Boston College football coach. and his as- sistant, Frank R. Murdock. %. of Natrona Heights. Pa., remained oi, the danger list today at City hospi- tai.
 Both were reported "comfortable." " They were injured critically last week when their automobile crashed into . railroad overpass upright In Boston's Back Bay. Doctors said they would recover.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07
FULL FASHIONS TOP NEW HAVEN
"Huddy" Richards Scores IS Points in 43-24 Win
 Over Hull's :,
fspecial te The Democratl

Torrington, Dec. 7.-The Full Fashions opened their home season at the armory yesterday afternoon before several hundred fans de- feating Hull's Collegians of New Haven 43 to A, in a basketball game which saw the Elm City i've miss IT of 2l free throws.
 "Huddy" Richards, diminutivs speedy forward of the locals, was the big gun on the offensive scor- ing six field goals and three fouls for IS points while Frank Beauty played great defensive game unt1 he was elected via personals at the start of the last quarter.
 Next Thursday night the Fashions will invade Bristol to meet Otto Pas laus West Ends in the first of c "here and there" series. Yesterday9 box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07
BUXTON HITS l45
 FOR HIGH SINGLE
Greens and Reds Score Victories in Waterville
 Bowling League

Waterville, Dec. 7.-In the East and West Side Bowling League games rolled Friday night at the Wa terville alleys, the Greens took two out of three from the Blues. Buxton rolled high single with 145, and in the match between the Reds and Whites. Dubay's high single of 136 and high total of 396 helped the Reds to take three straight games. Scores were as follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07
CHOCOLATE MEETS
 PHIL BAKER TONIGHT

New York, Dec. 7-(UP)--Kid Chocolate of Cuba, former feather weight champion of the world. makes his Asst comeback attempt tongiht in an eight round bout at the Coliseum with Phil Baker of Norwalk. Conn. Chocolate is . 6 to s favorite.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07
MCGOWAN IN SECOND
 TRIP TO HOSPITAL

New Haven. Conn, Dec. 7-(UP)- (UP)-Frankie Mcdowan, who joins the fielding stan of the Boston Bees next spring, was to be operated upon today for . double hernia.
 It was Mc0owan's second opera ton within a few months, having
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07
RYAN EXCELS IN
 THOMASTON LOOP
First National Bowler Hits 387 for High Three
 Laurels

Thomaston, Dec. 7.-The Tigers A. 0. and West Side Social club won four points and the Marine Shop three in the Mems Bowling League matches at the Thomaston alleys Friday night.
 The scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07

Larry and Tommy Iavlor all wrapped up in that entertainment for Monday having secured George Mugan and Louis Kid Kapan to boxing bouts which will be timed by Walter aid watch The affair promises to attract a crowd the parish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07

Wonder Coach will hand to Britain that the state cham pns have play Christmas in Miami? No abi which he probably will be- might him about the abi he handed Crosby regard he needed two weeks Naugatck team which Ansonia mopped up 7sO9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07
Ihis Sporting
 World
Monday Sports Wash
By JOHN A. cLUNEY

What dinner coming Wednesday night ana great Booth of the principal speaker IL this te or the Bishop street version of an AD as expressed by sappey darown An Ab says meen where you Wast 70 show that you wasn't at crap game, where you was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07

Connecticut boys did for themselves during the past season. two o3 young Britain named Saturday to Crusaders day two previous Ray Dubois o Both nmen and among the best in the east.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07

Flah former end and assistant coach of the New York
 Giants knocked oil 0 by the Boston Red- that meant about $500 You Faery coaches missed Strong their Q of last
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07

undergone an appendectomy late in the summer. He played in the out field with the Buffalo Disons last season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07

duckp bowling yesterday something marks three high single of lss including total little like Vino ChianN to get better with being only 46,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-07

chumps that six points against Southern California moaning despite season full of upsetS that ought put them . little on their guard
Evening star., 1936-02-13
By G. G. Coler.

back at the apartment. The bare
stretches OF flooring were now COW
cred with the new furniture, which
had been delivered and placed. Every
thing looked fine, that is. except the
dining room. Ray and Bud dispirit-
edly surveyed the effect Of the an
cient table and four chairs, the un-
matching master chair and the
buffet.
mot so hot" was Rays verdict. II
can just imagine what Betty will say
about this bunch of misfltsl But it
was the best I could do, at any rate!"
Bud was seized with an inspiration.
Lets get can Of polish and shine
1t up, anyway" he suggested Il sup
pose it could look q lot better!" For
the better part of an hour the two.
shirt sleeves rolled, sweated and
painted at the Job Of waxing the an
cient finish until it assumed q not
unpresentable shine and showed wood
grain instead Of dirty surface. Bud
put on his coat.
my commiserations, pal" he offered.
I'm going to beat it before the missus
arrives!" Ray sat guiltily In the Hv-
ing room until q ring announced
Betty's arrival. He opened the door
with trepidation, formulating in his
mind the outline Of the easiest way
to break the sad news. Betty in
spected the apartment without COM
ment. and Ray trembled inwardly as
she finally came to q halt in the din
ing room, where lay the formidable
results of his indiscretion.
Ray, you're the perfect husband" I"
Betty began. THE living room, the
kitchen, the bed room are all ador-
able. I couldn't have done better
myself"
ID AY braced himself for the denun-
citation he knew was inevitable.
Honey" he started to explain. ''it
was this way. got the furniture for
the other rooms first before I thought
OF the dining room :" Betty cut
him short with q kiss.
Darling" she murmured, 'I don't
know where you got the money, but
I must compliment you" Ray gasped.
What do you mean, DEAR" he
asked, puzzled.
Don't play the innocent" she
:hilded happily. That Chippendale
table and set of chairs and that old
comeback Windsor chair must have
cost you nearly q thousand dollars!
They're exquisite!"
Rays head reeled, then he smiled
IN comprehension. ''Nothins's too
good for my sweetheart" he declared
as he hugged her relievedly. 1T was
a surprise!"
copyright. 1e36.)
Evening star., 1936-02-13

had sprung from his heart. II was
personal, and yet, Anne reasoned. he
might feel that way about any de-
fenseless woman.
"ITl promise not to do anything
without first giving 1t long thought, !"
she compromised, then spoke quickly.
what Is that?"
That's the boat song from the
Kalevala, the national epic Of the FIN
nish people," explained John.
Sing it In English" Anne asked.
And John, looking toward the set
ting sun, sang:
And the boat with red he painted.
And adorned the PROV with gliding,
And with silver overlaid tt
Anne, listening, forgot her girl
hood, forgot Luke and Lucinda, for
got everything excepting this man
who stood before her unaware Of her
admiration. It seemed in this mo-
ment that the spirit of the man who
sang and her own spirit were fused
with that of the country of which he
sang
And upon the sea he steered it
Ger the blue and FLASHING pillows
The sun slipped into the Pacific
like a golden disk, turning the horizon
clouds to rose and amber. Twilight
moved in from the sea and the new
boat paused in its rhythmic chugging
until the net was cast, the top line
floating in Q rounded L. Buoy lights
were set twinkling and everywhere
Anne looked it seemed as II fishermen
had loosed q horde Of firefiies to float
sparkling on the waves.
Come and get it," sounded Miina's
voice from the cabin, breaking the
enchanted spell of the evening.
They crowded into the little galley,
to balance the bowls of steaming hot
stew on uncertain knees, to spread
biscuit with berry jam and to drink
heavy cups full Of coffee. Then, still
talking and laughing, they went back
on deck.
Anne. wrapped now in Johns great
coat, sat in calm contentment, listen
AAi8 w tAAC oAhp vi waves Oll LllC bOdt .
sides, the muted voices of the men
and, occasionally. a shout of laughter
or song from q nearby boat.
This was peace. and with 1t an
undercurrent Of pleasurable excite
ment
She looked out to where q liner
moved across the bar, her stately sides
punctuated with round yellow lights
from her portfolios.
Poor Luke-he hadn't even had the
solace Of his belief in her. And he
was right. She would have married
Rob, unknowing. unsuspecting his real
nature. Luke, without time to plan,
had had to turn to the one person he
could trust. that he thought he could
trust, Lee Farnsworth.
Suddenly Anne stood up. Lee Farms
worth! Perhaps there was q way out
OF this trouble after all, and she could
go back to her new home mad rest in
peace, her work accomplished.
Anne takes an important step, Mon
day.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

Married less than q month, and
here get myself into nice jam!"
he moaned. "You don't seem to real
ize that when I got into town last
night I had $700 and explicit in
structions from Betty to buy furni-
ture for our placep He produced his
wallet and sadly viewed its contents
''Now I've got precisely $400 and no
furniture yeti"
well, four hundred isn't small
change" Bud helped. Cant you get
some cheaper furniture?" Ray shook
his head.
mo dice, Budl Betty's old man is
o furniture dealer himself back in
Keokuk, and Betty knows her stuff. I
couldn't put anything like that over!"
Bud scratched his head perplexedly.
Tough luck, old man, it surely looks
like you're behind the eight ball this
time with a vengence," he admitted.
"Just when is Betty coming in?"
"GHELL be on the 6 o'clock train" !"
Ray looked at his watch. Its
$50 now, that leaves just nine and
a half hours before the fireworks
start around this place. I hate to
think of it! I wouldn't be surprised
II she left me and I'm such a
chump wouldn't blame her much at
that!"
I'm sorry got you into the
game" Bud said contritely. II didn't
know how important 1t was for you
to have your dough. If I had three
hundred I'd lend it to you, but
haven't. Isn't there some one you could
borrow from?" Ray gestured negatively.
mot a souli And besides, Betty
would eventually want to know why
I borrowed money, and I'd have to
tell her, so that wouldn't help. The
best thing to do is buy what I can
and take my medicinel'
At the furniture store Ray and Bud
did some serious thinking before they
Ventured q selection. Lets see," Ray
computed, well have to get the kitch-
en- furnished, because we have to eat.
And we have to sleep, so that means
bed room furniture. And I suppose
Betty has invited people to see the
new apartment, so well have to get
the living room fixed up"
X
THE salesman figured the amount
- OF their purchases after they had
SELECTED the necessary equipment.
Ray found that after paying the bill
there still remained SIS In his wallet.
He exhibited it to Bud with a mirth-
less smile. ANY ideas about how I
can get dining room furniture on
this" he asked Bud.
1T looks as though you're due for
o trip to O secondhand shop. old
Evening star., 1936-02-13
LA HIGH COURAGE q
= uhsass p ss.nns ne~n.n, 81
BY Jeanne Bowman

overwhelming comprehension came to
her and in 1t, she felt she had solved
the mystery which had sent Luke
Farnsworth driving OF his death.
II didn't know" she answered, but,
John, I do believe you're right. It
explains everything"
What do you mean?"
Anne looked Up at him. He had
trusted her in telling her this about
the man she had loved; she would
trust him.
Il believe Luke received word Of
this. He wouldn't condemn Q man
without proof and as that man was
to be his son-in-law. he came down
in person to find it. He brought me
along SO would know also. The
storm kept him from going out to the
traps, where he probably intended
forcing the men there to tell the truth.
"Rob's appearance In Astoria fur
ther established his guilt, because dad
was shocked to find him there. There
was no real labor trouble at the time,
was there?"
mo, after the men heard your
father was in town they got up q petit
ton and Tecla took 1t to him"
"Oh. John. how could he do that,
Rob. I mean, 60 against fathers
wishes to make more money for HIM
self?"
Men do queer things, Nikki."
"And that's why Rob spoke as he
did when told him about Luke's win.
He grew angry at dad, said he knew
why he had changed and he'd show
him"
"Try to forget this. Nikki," John ad-
vised, seeing her eyes MI. 'T wouldn't
have worried you If hadn't thought
we might avert an open Tight. You
stay on in your new house with Lisa.
wouldn't put anything past Farley,
and as long as he doesn't know where
you are he can't harm you"
Harm me?" queried Anne, In sur
prise, but why should he do me any
physical harm? That's what you
mean. isn't it?"
II don't know why he should, Nikki,
and none of US will know until we have
heard the final reading Of Luke's win,
and he knows you won't interfere with
his wife's share I. you see the fewer
the kin. the larger the share"
But, John, I can't SIT quietly at
home taking care Of myself If I could
be doing something to avert this
trouble.
II don't know what you could do"
he assured her, that we're not trying
to do. II we can prove collusion be.
tween the trap owners and Crocker,
with intent to defraud the Govern
ment. then We can prosecute, but it's
hard work doing that. The commits
sion accepted our report, investigated
and declared everything had been con-
Quoted legally. appreciate that.
They can do nothing without proof
and don't know how wen get it."
Maybe I could help"
''Nikki," there was alarm in Johns
voice, don't try, please don't try.
Can't you trust me7 Won't you prom
ise to take care Of yourself while I'm
away?"
IT,. why :" Anne's cheeks were
flooded with color. Johns quick eEy
Evening star., 1936-02-13
GAMBLERS LUCK

boyl" Rud pre-
dicted. "At leaSt
the room won't
look as empty as
last years birds
nest II you put
something in i'll"
You're right t
about that" Ray
agreed gloolnily.
But where can I
get enough for $25
to look like any
thing?"
There's O place
down on Four
teenth st1 eet," Bud
declared, where
I think We can
find Just what we
want" He pulled
Ray out Of the
store and In the
direction Of the
secondhand shop.
D y .
r o U r o'clock
- R1,.-Sa 4 l. n v.a
Evening star., 1936-02-13
CHAPTER XXVI.
CROCKER AGAIN.

&S"HE men are SORE" replied
OrW to Anne's question
"They want to fight
u that is -. to fight some.
body, and Johns trying to make them
wait and let the law handle it,"
A little shadow Of unhappiness
clouded the afternoon, for Anne felt
the man was connected with the
Farnsworth Fisheries, and with Rob
in town
orvi. to distract her attention,
pointed to the new gilnetter below.
Anne looked down. A neat boat
with a small cabin was chafing at
the line holding it to the piling. She
was not the one the boys had first
thought Of, but better one, painted
white on the outside and sea green
on the inside. -
Come on down, it's good you got
on slacks, no place for dresses get
ting tied roun' your ankles" he said,
as he helped her over the side.
George, already down the ladder,
dropped lightly into the boat and held
1t steady for Anne, and a moment
later John and Nina Joined them.
The line was cast of and the new
gnnetter started out on its trial trip
to the drifts.
Anne. braced against the bow,
watched their progress and felt again
the exhilaration she had felt that
day aboard the Anti. Sky and sea
were larkspur blue. The sun moving
west was gliding horizon clouds and
wave froth with old gold.
She swung around and looked back
towards Union Town and her new
home. Above the patchwork of its
many colored houses reared the dark
line Of frs and beyond these mound,
Of hills like plum-colored velvet
topped by Saddle Back Mountain, its
pommel carrying white cloud rider
How do you like it?"
Anne looked up. John was stand.
Ing beside her. He seemed a part oi
his background, his eyes the blue oi
the sky and water, his skin and hail
the bronze of the clouds.
Il love It," she answered.
1S0 No1 V 4uiuU tIle waves! IL
pretty rough today"
TITS like @ swing" she began, then
paused at the look on Johns face
"What's wrong?"
Tim going to risk spelling the lit
tie fun you've had" he began, frown.
ing.
".You mean there's fresh trouble;
the men back there on the wharves
are angry about something rew2"
"It isn't new, but they're GROWING
tired waiting for me to gather proof
to give to the authorities. Nikh, will
you help me?"
Surely, If I can"
'Nikki," he squared her around,
hands on her shoulders. do you
know that Rob Crocker is owner of
the three fish traps serving the
Farnsworth Fisheries?"
"owner?" she repeated.
eyes, the man whose money bought
the fish traps and Is paying the
pseudo-owners to run them as their
own"
Anne looked at John Neuman In
blank astonishment, then slowly au
Evening star., 1936-02-13

BUD and Ray
st.,od In the
center of the bare
M unit Pleasant
apartment and cal
culated disconso-
lately the amount
Of furniture it
would be neces-
sary to obtain to
give it q semblance
of livability.
Think fast, old
boy" Ray pleaded.
you got me into
this and now you'll
have to help me to
get out!" Bud
lifted one shoulder
sympathetically.
How could I
tell you'd hold all
the bad cards last
night at the club?"
he queried. I'm
not o fortune tell
er!" Ray made q
Castyira ~ r;aSpair
Evening star., 1936-02-13
NEW AIRCRAFT CARRIER
WILL BE NAMED WASP
Ship to Be Constructed by Beth
lehem Company at Fore River,
Quincy, Mass,

The name Wasp has been assigned
to the new aircraft carrier to be con-
structed by the Bethlehem Shipbuild-
ing Corp. at Fore River, Quincy,
Mass, acting Secretary of the Navy
Henry l. Roosevelt announced. He
explained that this name, historic in
the annals Of the American Navy,
was given at the direction Of presi-
dent Roosevelt.
The new aircraft carrier was
authorized by the Vinson- -Trammell
act Of March ~, 1884.
The department has q policy of
assigning the names Of famous fight
ing ships to aircraft carriers, Mr..
Roosevelt explained.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
HELF--.MEN.
fGnutianAAl

YSyN1 Nh a.! ls e. e sl q IsDIs.sn. isTss
graduates preferred. Also opening for ex-
perienced crew manager. See Mr.. Levine,
Colonial Hotel. $40 TO 10 a.n,., $3.50
eALEsMAN FOR HOME BUILDER. HIdH-
TIxPE; ,s ,AsqqMREssIyE M MAN WITH Ex:
oTHER LINES ~ Siso WfI aS SosEAGTs TFEfAMap m n
NEW-HOuSE DEvELOPMENT. COMAdrs-
SION ONLY OWNER. R.pULDER. AD-
Evening star., 1936-02-13
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
COOK AND JANIToR. colored.- for SUBJ
urbs; $50 month. room and board for both;
man must have drivers permit; both must
and 8 pm. or 10 and IL pm.
JANTTOR-White settled couple. depend.
able for small apartment; salary and
quarters. Call Col. 5S31-J after 5 pm.
sTTUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE, white. competent, settled; up.
stairs maid, mendiuG; butler, housemen.
z131 Jenifer n.w.. phone Cleveland eo16.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
SITuATIONs-DOMESTIC.


CHAUFFEUR and houseman. colored APP
ply present employer. Phone Columbia
cOLORED GIRL neat, wants fob as gen.
eral houseworker and cook. Call Potomac
2604-J. Thursday afternoon or night.
COLORED GIRL desires work as chamber
maid. waitress or general houseworker;
home NIGHTS: ref. Call North 1851.
COLORED GIRLS t2) want part-time work
or days work. 2209 z st. NV.
COLORED WOMAN. experienced cook and
maid. desires position with quarters where
5-year-old son can live with mother; best
of references. 3004 11th st. NV. Phone
Columbia 92S3 after 10 am.
COLORED WOMAN Virginian, wishes gem
eral housework: thoroughly experienced;
best city reference; go home nights. Phone
North 4412-W.
GIRL. colored. wants part-time work of any
kind; reference. Phone Decatur 6O60-W.
WOMAN. colored. whole time or part cook
ing. housework: reliable; ref. Phone North
10146 1898 w ST. NV.
WOMAN. colored good reference. wishes
housework mornings or afternoons. Phone
North 05S7-J. Ruth Jones. 2125 N st. NV.
15s
YOUNG LADY. refined. to care for child
or house; no Sundays: good references.
Phone Georgia 4507.
Evening star., 1936-02-13

HELP-MEN,
BOYS With bicycles for fuii-time work.
apply Postal telegraph Co.. 1920 New
SonsI, SSAETENDEE eSloFsd ioI eoIntTy club
Boz sSsD D?ssioe Sal oes sSs right
go0KKEEPER goen;Ic 3 7. i, for .Eork on snIroushs
quote references and siye other eaaiiiics
Hns sfsss soN Apes n sf.r Gxn oee hsnd"ritns Ad
exchange for light work mornings and eve.
nings. 2236 Que st. NV.
CARPENTERS HELPER, white. Give age,
expertence. wages expected and phone. A.
J. Klapp. IL Aspen ST.. Chevy Chase. Md.
or part time. Permanent positions for re-
liable men. Address Box 396-R. Star ONCE.
COLLECTOR. married. under 80. with
masazine sales snd solieeaion. Appfs Mn
Shenton. Room 107. 91s st. NV. from
eSe ssa Se s.is e. t. s Fl
correspondence school experience essential.
rsierenees nr ICES HSdress Box 4oo.s Star once ss
CURB BOYS. is to 25: must be neat
Georgia ave. NV.
FMPNo-Must cook. experienced house
S Ss clean. enersetis and hsv. Unit initissiVe. tive.
Give experienee and wages wanted. Address
position. Apply Parkway Motor Co. 3O40
GROCERY CLERK with experience and
reference. 18th and A SITS. ne.
MAGAZINE sALESMEN. experienced. See
t1.en I'VE ana is ans 81. or and s09m pm no7'
MAE o9s tSF special ssIs. wgTa
119.R. Star once.
MAN-Wholesale or retail sales experience
employment record past i've years. address
Box les, Star once.
MAN with retail or wholesale automobile
experience who can qualify for sales posi-.
capable Of training and directing ssiesmen.
Position requires executive ability, initi-
atiye and aggressiyeness; Salary with ex-
assris. iss ssa ssE s.;
MEAT CUTTERs ls), experienced,- young
men men Appl, No. 20 M st. ne. 2 am.
MEN-We have an OPENING for q few
former Government workers. Address Box
1921. Star once.
MIL NAN. nrst;class on screens and
Ma Co 0p nd ave- Hss.tssiI fS ma
SANDWICH SALAD MAN. young experi-
enced. fast worker: newly established lunch-
dress Boz s.s star oic. ono 'eiepn0ne a.
Statesmen CD. used cars; good PROPOSE
g.. e.; podse ant and PlymSuth Dealers, 1916
sio. siA.EsESSrFiftsep eItsiae men foE re-:
furnished Ask ior NJ. o SDRorss SiS%ss.0s sios aSi
sTRNOGRAPHER. high-school graduate:
age limit. is: must be bright, good person.
s;siisn. epportanisy give iaii parsieulsrs M
ssss: sos 5siFIsn Hes CIR "A
TRUCK DRIVER vented; must understand
SSTHyyo tIn4otIouGniy: I4t bring references. Call
YOUNG NAN for sales position; prefer one
Eridas. sesi isn sennins 4SDg rG. n.e e. 70 ~ an
YOUNG MAN wanted to solicit locations
ssS. ssse' p 0' so1siss %iashess &c. RSIf sasi
YOUNG MAN. white. for delivery, help
e starr sGFe rRUn. %Ss esys sU ss
goqsq y J..l MAs y T. work AdS.. II :.of5y saY
Star once. :. -'e. A1Ni.'' ''A @'
xovNo dd;ls.s MAN % solicit naSSss inslT;sp5es;
sids Alsxandria. Va. H Phone so3 Alex. 0HR1A s4o.
YOUNG Man, q 70 80; national institu::
tion has openins for outside collector and
ad1ustor with good education. unques.
ir masnss e 1Ssa pSsun nard
unlimited opportunity: auto furnished.
x:s r:ssra soS sas aa o
YOUNG NAN wanted. helper. IN bakery;
snss n Can ssis Z i4sss sssse e. ss s1s.n'''' '''''
Evening star., 1936-02-13
TAILORING AND CLEAN.
ING ESTABLISHMENT.

Cheap rent. A mighty good little bust
ness for only $4Oo.
Completely equipped tailoring and ciean-
| ing establishment. In Marine Barracks.
carrying $10O q week. A real money
maker for some one: 1,is rriceo ssoo' Dea.n
DRUG STORE. on Rhode Island ave.
Same owner for II years. Price and terms
| upon request.
1..s xuo,,a q. nHi phons rEss; sc;o,umbi. s,7s.
Evening star., 1936-02-13
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MIAMI, LEAVE FEB. 10. RETURN MARCH
l; East, West coasts, side trips; 2 congenial
pass: new Hudson. Columbia 1917.
MIAMI. NEW PACKARD; LEAVING FEB.
15 return March l: accommodation for
two; reference. Phone Adams $3.50. De-
catur 0229-W. 10
CHICAGO. WEST COAST. NEW SEDAN;
heater radio; exp. driver. Call North
21O4. Apt. 725. 10
PROFESSIONAL CHAUFFEUR. OVER 100
trips to Calf. will drive to Los Angeles,