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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-13
Northwestern 6-3


EVANSTON, ILL.,, Oct. 12.-P-
Bill De Correvont, All-American
football bust of 1889, led North
western to a surprising 6-3 victory
over Ohio State today, dimming
the Buckeyes hopes of another
Western Conference champion
ship. A crowd of AZ, 1000 saw the
2l-yearsold blonde halfback come
through at the start Of the fourth
period with a touchdown gallop
that brought joy to the hearts of
his Northwestern admirers. It
was no long run, but a bull-like
thrust through the line from the
five-yard stripe, after a sensation
al pass interception.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-13
Bulldogs Reaten

ATHENS, Ga, Oct. II. "A
three : touchdown third period,
spanked by the scintillating running
and passing of red-headed JUNE Ho-
vlous and aided by his lines sterling
play, gave Mississippi's Rebels a 20
to IA victory over Georgia's Bull.
dogs today. Some %, 900 perspiring
fans saw the tussle in which Geor.
gla threatened a comeback with two
scores in the final quarter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-13
Harmon Hot Again

CAMBRIDGE Mass, ct. H.
R-The fast ard mighty Tom Har-
mon, operating behind perfect IN
reference, Conducted Michigan to
a 26-0 victory over Harvard to-
day. That All-America halfback
raced IA, eight and 10 yards for
touchdowns during each of the
first three periods and then tossed
a scoring pass to substitute Paul
Kroner in the final quarter. Har-
mon retired from action with 20
points to his credit, for he also
converted twice against the Stub
born but outclassed Crimsonites.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-13
Penn 80: Yale !

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-CP
showed Yale around Frank
lin field today as if the Ellis were
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
Colored Fair
Opens onight
For One Week

Hcra!ded as bigger and better
than cvc:." the Vance County Color
cd Fan wilt open tonight, with q
midway offering ten rides and ten
shows. Robert hawkins, manager OF
the Iulr. announced today.
Amusement attractions are fur
nisnrd by the Davis & Parrot Man,
moth Shows. Featured are Roy
Rogers ''Hirivm F'ollies', starring l6
dancing girls. also Pardee's "Colored
Hawaiian Revue" Trained animals
will perform in the Davis & Parrot
circus size show. There will be ten
iu-onu show.
Hawkins announced he had book
ed some outstanding free acts, pre-
~cnted by Captain Harry Bedc and
Winnie and Dolly, two Of Americas
foremost trapcze acts. This act will
appear free twice daily on the mid
way.
Wednesday will be children's day
at the lalr, and all scnool cnllareli
viii be admitted free.
HlaCK Beauty, the big wonder dog
Oh stage and screen, has been booked
tor the lair, and fireworks will be d
feature each evening.
Today was gilt day, with SUI
prise package offered the first $50
persons purchasing tickets. Tuesday
Is rural organization day, "Wednesday
ch'tdrcn's day, Thursday health dag,
Friday athletic day and Saturday
,.r,.DrlIIp1 11V "a IN 1,g1r0S will 30
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page F0u

/. Name TIE Speaker OF the House
Of Representatives.
.. Camel hair brushes are made
from the tails of Siberian squirrels,
hair OF the llama, or camelS hair?
8. The average American soldier
in France during the World War hao
tx days. six weeks or six months
training in the u. S.. before going
overseas?
/. How many stars a:e on the State
flag Of Texas?
). How many men have held the
office Of Secretary Of Commerce I'M
der President Roosevelt?
6. Who wrote. EARLY to bed, ear
ly to rise. makes a man healthy.
wealthy and WISE?
:. William Allen White is noted
newspaper editor in which city?
S. Is Doris Duke the first or sec
ono wife of James H. r. Cromwell:
8. Is the TRANSFORMER a river. ar
Arab state or a mountain?
10. Should the American flag be
displayed during a storm?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of the power and au-
th0rity conferred by that deed "i
trust executed by Latte I. Ward and
wife to TaSkcr Polk. Trustee. dated
Aug. 20. 1924. recorded in the ofIic"
of the REGISTER or Deeds Of Vance
County in Book 107, p. 76 ct SEQ, an"
bv virtue of the authority conferred
on the undersigned by an in%irH-
ment duly recorded in said Registry
substituting the undersigned as
Trustee in place Of Taskcr Polk,
Trustee. deceased, default having
been made in the payment of the
indebtedness secured by said deed OF
trust, the undersigned substitute
trustee will, on the 22nd day OF
November. 1910, al II o'clock. M, in
front of the court house door Of
Vance County, sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash
the land conveyed by said deed Of
trust. lying in or near the town Of
Middlebllrg. Vance County, N. c.,
described as follows:
Bounded on the North by Cedar
Street, on the East by North Jack
son Street. on the South by Pine
Street and on the West by North
Washington Street, and being the
same land conveyed to Stokes Allen
by deed dated Nov %, 1920. and
registered in the office Of the Regis
tc. of Deeds of Vance County in
Book 105. p. "a.
This the 21St Cav Of October. 1910.
MARY Z. GRANT.
Substitute Trustee.
Poll; and Gibbs, Attorneys.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
Bangs Disease
Eradication
Work Starts

Work will begin tomorrow IN
Vance county on the coImtE-Wid9
Bangs disease eradication program
which was pvu"id"G for some months
ago. il WJ> stated Today by Or. a. ID.
Gregg. county ac@.th officer The
program. = under IN" Jont SPONSOR
snip Of tie county n2alth department.
the county board OF commissioners.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
Guard Units
Pass Here;
One Remains

Sevcra! hundred soldiers and more
than 100 army trucks passed through
Henderson Sunday ana Sunday nl2nl
enroutc To- training camps III SOUTH
err states. One unit Il signal corps
outfit. spent the night al the National
Guard Armory here. and continued
on their way TODAY.
All units were lOlmCr New YORK
National Guard. now part oI the
regular army for intensive military
training. All We're Of the Old 2ith
Division that won fame during inc
World War.
Several hundred OF the soldiers
were fed during the afternoon ana
evening at the Capitol Gaze here
Traffic lights were cut out ON Gar
nett street. the rCU,e o. the national
highway through Henderson, so as
not to slow down the movement ol
the organization. In addition, how
-Vfr, highway patrol cars pllulco me
motor caravan through the city.
Difficulty and delay was expert
cnccd in finding an entrance INTO the
Naticn2l Guard Allnory. Mayor
Henry +. Powell telephone ard ran
crrands loH .cvcral hours during the
evening 10 find some one with the
keys 10 the Armory, which has not
been used and has been closed and
locked since the last Of the local
guardSmen LETT here for Fort jack
son several weeks ago. A Company
c soldier home for the Weekend
furnished the solution to the riddle
Dy goimg inside by way Of circultous
route.
Mayor Powell had water dc
pal tmcnt man turn on the water, but
the soldiers had no lights all night,
ard there was no heat in htc Armu!y.
Officers of the outfit expressed
their appreciation for the courtcSics
shown them here They said they
were delayed on their trip by snow
storms further north Of here. The
units were ali cnrOutc To Camp Nc
Clcllan. Admission, Ala.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
MRS. John 1. HICKS
IS BURIED TODAY
Services Conducted From
Holiness Church, Inter-
ment at Rock Bridge

Mrs. Viola Bell Hicks, 48, died Sat
urday in Duke hospital, after an i'll
ness. and funeral services were held
this afternoon at o'clock from Holt
ness church, South Henderson, with
intermcnt in Rock Bridge cemetery.
The Rev Jodie Leonard conducted
the services.
Mrs. Hicks is survived by her hlIS-
band, John H. Hicks: three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Corncla Pruitt, and Mis-
ses Lillian and Peggy Hicks, all OF
Henderson; four sons by a former
marriage, Henry, Lee, Roger ana
Norman Williams.
A sister, Mrs. Mary Betty Green,
also survives, and there arc three
surviving prothers, J. r., A. G., and
A. j. Hunt, all Of Henderson. There
are eight grand children.
Active pallbcarers were ANNOUNCE
ed as Sam Parrish, Alvin Currin,
Lewis Pruitt, Lee Harris, w. H
Wilder and Johnny Martin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
Eleven Are
Arrested On
WhiskyCharge

Eleven persons are charged in coun
ty court with possessing whisky for
the purpose of sale a. result OF raids
here Saturday night by ABC OFFICERS
J. c. Champion and l.. A. Jackson
with the assistance of ". S. Strange,
with most Of the cases set for trial
before Recorder R. Z. Clements Fri
day.
II is said that undercover agents
have been at work here for the past
several weeks gathering evidence Of
illegal whisky traffic.
Those arrested are Garland john
son, Walter Wheeler, Julian Carroll,
Johnnie FARRELL, Buck Stewart, Kit
tie r. Grissom, Hershey Stokes,
Mary Wheeler, J. c. Evans, George
Wynn and Grady Pully.
All of the defendants gave bond
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
Subj reezirng
Temperature
Is T iirst Here

LIS! night brought the coolest
weather of the winter so far,
with minimum temperature of
>. recorded At 6 4. m. today. IL.
/. Allen. official !TSati.cr Bureau
observer here. aHn3unccd. The
Shar:, drap was accompanied by
. vgrv heavy frGst this morning.
u WAS ihc first sub freezing
tcriarraturc of the season here.
II" highest temperature Of
Sunday was 81, and the mercury
Slid 10 point almost exactly half
that 70" the minimum of tho
night.
I.ow temperatures prevailed
mast uf last week in this section.
Sk;c, w"rc overcast, too, most
of thr t;:nc, and weather out
sd, was very I;Sagrecablc.
Their? war v?rE little rain, how
ever.
Snnv< that reacted well down
in Virginia did E0t come this far.
h,,t had they done 50 would have
So, new record for early SHOWS
here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
JUDGE R. E. CLEMENTS
HEARS THREE CASES

Three cases were disposed Of at
today's session OF county court, with
Recorder r. f. Clements presiding.
Milo Clcaton pleaded guilty to be-
ing drunk, and was given 80 days,
suspended upon payment Of the costs,
and not be convicted Of violating the
prohibition laws Of Vance county for
the next two years.
Edward Pearce drew 80 days on
the roads for non-support of his IL
legitimate child. He gave notice of an
appeal, and bond was set at $50.
Frank Taylor, Negro, was guilty OF
careless and reckless driving, and
prayer for judgment was continued
upon payment OF the costs and $50
for the benefit Of Will Hendricks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
MARRIAGE PAPERS
TO FOUR COUPLES

-Four marriage papers were issued
Saturday at the Vance Registry Of
lice, Two going to colored couples.
Clyde Rowland Forsythe, 10, and
Sarah Frances Richardson, route 2.
Nashville. secured license to marry
william Wheeler Thomas, 10, and
Nancy Mae Hayes, Is, both of Hen
dcrsOn, also secured papers to marry.
The coIored couples were Joe
KiH2Sbury, 10, route |, Kittrell, to
DuHa Hunter, l& Of kittrell; and Will
liam Harlic, 80, to Mary Aston, 81,
Both of Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
11r&1nfran11 @atly @ta41atth1
Various Cases
Before Mayor

Routine Monday morning cases
were up in city court today before
Nayor Henry T. Powell for hearings.
Lonnie Day, Negro, was charged
with forging the name OF W. +.
Smith to d check Of IS, drawn upon
Citizens Bank and Trust Co., and
cashing the same at WoolardS 5. He
was ordered held for superior court
under $500 bond.
Jim Aston, Negro, was charged
with assault, but the prosecuting
witness failed 10 appear. Mayor
Powell ordered the witness, when
apprehendcd, to pay fine OF SlO.
d. Boyd KHnball, r. S. Young and
J. f. Elrod. Jr., charged with traffic
violations tailed to appear.
Alfred Goode Wimbish, Negro,
charged with being drunk. failed to
make his appearance IN court, anG
his case was continued.
i. I. BraaWeli. route |, WarrentoH
pleaded guilty to being drunk, ana
was given 80 days suspended upon
payment OF the costs.
Eugene Williams, Negro, faced the
court, charged with using profanity
and trespassing. He pleaded guilty,
and was given 60 days, suspended
upon payment Of the costs, and show
me good behavior for the next two
years.
Harry Hayes, Negro, was given the
CHOICE Of going to the roads for 80
day, or paying the costs when con-
vctcd Of being drunk.
fAar0n Malone was given 81 days,
suspended upon payment Of the cost
for being drunk.
j. a. Riggan entered plea OF
guilty 10 being drunk, and was given
80 days; suspended upon payment
Of the costs.
Joel T. Chcatham was charged with
two violations Of traffic rules, and
was ordered to pay double fines the
total costs being 81
Marx Green was taxed with the
costs when he peladcd guilty to be-
ing drunk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
Budgets For
Chest Asked
Immediately

Those agencies that C".jIct 10 snare
in funds OF the Vance County Corn
munity Chest were asked today II
prepare and present by Wednesday
an ItemiZed budget lOr the cause"
they represent. L. y. ta!EneF, pfeSi-
dent Of the chest. called attention
10 the fact that directors Will nave
meeting "Wednesday evening al .
o'clock in his Office N the court
house, at which time budgets VIII De
approved or rejected.
AT the meeting a chairman lor inc
chest drive will be named ana dell
mite dates fixed FOR it. The c:."ct
budget will Ice agreed upon, ana
final plans made for the campaign.
a committee consisting OF DF,
Charles Rollins, chairman, 3. Il.
Hicks and r. ". Eruin Is to p.e5cNl =
suggestion for chairman.
In connection with the adoption
of the chest budget. attention wa
called to section Of the bylaws re-
Jating to the arrangement. a. fci-
lows:
All applications for aid 1re." II:
Vance County Community Chest
shall be made to the board Of d.
rectors in the form OF an tented
budget, and if approved By sac
board of directors, it must DC a"-
nounccd publicly in local nc"'~22-
ncrs or bv other means Of cq"a.
publicity, at least ten days prior -
starting the annual drive for 'una..
otherwise application is invalid
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
POLICE DEPARTMENT
IN TEMPORARY PLACE

The desk scrgeant's office Of the
henderson Police Department IS now
in the Vance County ABC officers
headquarters over the law office OF
Z3lliccrlcr and Zo!icoffer. next door
to the municipal building
The desk sergcants office vii! re-
main there until repairs to the NUM-
cipal building have progressed to
such point the police can return
to their original office in the city
building.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
Catches 'POSSum.

Nj. VIII Goodrich has been miss
inI chickens from her chicken house
.or tie past several weeks. Friday
night, she caught the culprit, d big
upJ>Sum. This is sweet potato time
and 'opoSsum and taters are hard to
beat.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
MATTRESS FIRE. IN
W. H. JOHNSON'S HOME

A mattress in the nome of w. H.
Johnson on Andrews avenue extern
sion. Just across from the fairgrounds,
caught fire last night around II
o'clock. with firemen answering a
oalI there for aid. The damage was
.orrined 20 tho rantt"GsS. with Inc
,oom being >rlDl;cc, c3n:!dSr.:Dl%, En-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21
N E|:lJRIAlI..'e| Ga

When used according to directions
indicated on each package. we
think you'll agree that BIC" works
fast and relieves in a hurry. Also
relieves headaches. muscular
aches and functional periodic
pains. Consult a physician when
pains persist or recur frequently.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21

The New jersey Council IS .>cc':~
ing new industries from "ar-"ear~
led Europe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21

They have overnight sleeper planes
between the coasts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-21

ELLUSTR4TED-an ideal pattern for 18th
Century, Early American or Provincial settings.
And there are many more smart new effects, for
all types of furnishings, in our complete range
of Beauvais Rroadloom rugs. They're all top
quality, woven to last for years. You can have
any size, cut to your rooms exact measure.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
MATTRESS RENoVATlNG.
MATTRESSES REMADE, So UP.
STEIN BEDDING CO.,
1924 18th ST NV ME 1915
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTNER WANTED to establish business
on 30fe basis. ability to operate stores in
sections D. c. Box 76-J, Star 25'
DRESS CONCESSION in modern specially
sas saop Box 5S sar snSy section OF
PAWNBROKERs EXCHANGE, cleaning.
pressing. repairing, ladies and mems fur
nshinFs; a good living Call North g. Gls7
BOARDING-Near Scott Circle 20 rms.
with water; AZ baths. switchboard No
dealers. Box 3l5-J, Star. .6'
BEER BEER GARDEN. restaurant, vacant; .Marl-
$500 Cali Waring Wal1eld .s3a, eve
nings or before 10 am .,6"
GAS STATION. real money-maker, gaso-
hne and oil gallonaee high: large accessory
and service business; 1900 plus stock: no
brokers. Answer to Box 293-J, Star 81"
COUNTRY STORE f1ling station, home:
all under same roof; $4,000 business last
year Box l3sJ, Star. %"
SALE-Tourist camp, filling sta. and store,
five acres land, two dwelling houses; now
operated by owner; doing good business;
due to illness will sell reasonable. Write
H. F. Sullivan, Fredericksburg, Va, R.. F.
OPToMETRIST, wanted: established place,
centrally located; good opportunity for right
man: replies confidential. Box l0S-J, Star.
EXPERIENCED young businessman has
len a tRSgsand dollars to invest with seryiees.
FoR SALE, because of death. established
hotel Duront 1000. Ext. lOl. "S'
DELICA, CONF, of-sale beer: upper W;
every. equipment; well stocked good bus.
fine future; apt. above long lease; price,
5000; terms. Box 3"6-J. Star.
GASOLINE. ACCEs.; colorcd trade; good
bus Will sell for u cost of equipment;
$500 cash Box ~ S-J, Star
SAL f. due to III health 10000 evergrecns
10000 shrubs and shade trees. Moses
Nursery Co, Waynesboro, Va, R. f. D >,
Phone 81 F.. %"
DUPONT circle, 16 rms, 4 baths; rent
Sl25, lease. $500 handles
OWENS REALTY. Me. OlSf.
MEMS SHOP. commit zone. est 10 yrs
rent 500; heat furn,; owner Ill; 81 800.
NJ KEACH, 1910 Vt Ave. RE. .9l9
AUTO REPAIR SHOP,
central business section. nearby Va; long
established: gross business last year approx
81 I coo. May secure leadership for pop
uler car. $1,000 cash. Dixie Realty Co.
MA $3.50.
PRINTING BUSINESS-Nearby
county scat. established years Doing
good business Owner desires to enter
9ther 9l .. bnsncs. I Sacrifice. P. o, Box lol,
Bldg, Property and Business.
"a rms; well turn.; nice income. yard
gar; priced right
OWENS PFATTy ME- otSf
Evening star., 1940-07-25
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert, part-time book
keeping, books started, audited balanced
tax reports, city refs, reaS RA. il3l.
ACCOUNTANT expert systems installed,
financial statements, tax reports. auditS,
rart-tlme Bookkeeping; reas. AT. @l45-W,
ACCOUNTANT thoroughly experienced:
age 81. desires position As Office manacer
or auditor. Warfleld 3963 2G'
ROOKKEEPER- CASHIER. watchman, eht
or day work; start, Sla wk.; experienced;
what have you? Box 297 j, Star 96'
CHAUFFEUR, PORTER, young co'ored
man. s yrs exp, best of references. from
Providence. R. / North 3993. 26'
CHAUFFEUR, colored, single thoroughly
experienced college education, free to
travel. references. North 35s2.
COLLEGE BOY, experienced, adaptable,
wants perm. OF temp. work IN spite OF hot
weather. DI. "15n -
MAN, young, -. formerly IN Merchant Ma
rlne labor foreman and eX-deputy
marshall. wishes suitable cmployment;
excellent references. Box 3o6-J Star. 26s
MAN, white, single 40 any kind DAY work,
steady worker. eood persCnallty. Honest,
reliable companion, Taylor 4l95.
MAN. young, 81, married trained 10 be a
clergyman. serving as such for seven years.
desires position along other lines where
such training and experience car be OF
mutual profit Able orgaNizcr, personnel
or .esearch worker No selling or canvass
tne. Temple 454l OF address Box 333-J,
Evening star., 1940-07-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colorcd desires full-tme housework
11os Vermont ave. nv. DE. 4oiG
GIRL, colorcd, wants par:-time or all-day
work refs Atlantic 9iH5.
GIRL, colored, wants work Of anv kind
par or 4u!l time, references. Atlantic
GIRL colored. wants general houSework;
stay nights, out-oftoWn reference. WI.
GIRL, cy?lorcd. wishes afternoon work
general ;housework no washing, Call
Hobart 62Og
GIRL colorcd, wants Job mothers helper
housework IS and carfarc. l0l6 Florida
ave ne.
GIRL, colored. reliable. wishes part-time
morning work; city references. Republic
"15S
GIRL. colored. wants Job as mothers
helper or nursemald Dupont 6926.
GIRL, coored. wishes work of any kind.
fun or part time reference. Dupont
h133
GIRL, colored. wants general housework.
part or full time; references. MI. ,SS9,
WOMAN, colored. wants part-tlme work
for afternoon, first-class ref. Tel. Michigan
li1G.
WOMAN, coored, wants Job of any kind,
experienced in cleaning: full or part time;
honest, reliable; references. North 1I30.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ARTIST wants painting, decoratinE. work;
Sah restore old paintings and frames.
hobart 464S after noon. 27'
BOOkKEEPING for small firms. tax re-
Rorts. u,,IFor For interview and estimate call
cGMPAN1ON to elderly person, capable of
taxing entire charge of home or small apt.
Pouse. Dependable. eood driver: could
leaVe city. Georsia S4l4.
GIRL, colored. refined, wishes Job as PIX
sWltchboard operator, experienced; also typ
Ing. MI S97@
GIRL, white. wants job as mothers helper,
or care Of child Call, . m. 10 4 pm,
ZOO 18th st. NV.
LADY, young, exp, reliable, desires work
care children, companion. G h,w.; reason
able; best refs. District $50.
NURSE. graduate, white, unincumbered
wishes position as nurse, companion elderly
tenance. Columbia 5563-J.
NURSE PHYSIOTHERAPIST college grad,
hydrotherapy, desires work in doctor S
office or hospital. Columbia 1901. 29'
PRACTICAL NURSE desires position, cheer
ful faithful, efficient, invalid or paralvtlc;
2 yrs. last place. MI 7033 "6'
PRACTICAL NURSE COMPANION licensed
driver viii travel unincumbered. Phone
Shepherd 34l7-W
SECRETARY -sTENO. -TYPIST. experienced,
capable, some bookkeeping, law office exp;
min salary. Chestnut S965. -
WANTED by an experienced law Office
secretary. stenoerapher and typiSt widow
in middle life. any work that She can do
even al the minimum wage of 35c per
hour and not less than 4 hours per day.
Phone National H4i9 -
Evening star., 1940-07-25
GRAFTON HOTEL,
PENN AVE AT INfh ST
SUMNER REDUCTIONS.
HOTEL ROGER SMITH.
ROOMS UkfURNlSHeD.

311o MT. PLEASANT ST. w--Attractive
room and kitchen. refg all utilities incl.
Very clean No loud radios Also single
IN K. room Excellent transp. Older
se'tcd women preferred
zoos PENNA AVE SE-Fxtra large 1st-
n front K. room, running water; low
rent Adults.
COIORFD-l11" FaIrmont st. NV
large. airy. unfurnlshed rooms; front,
Evening star., 1940-07-25
S60-LARGE APARTMENT
RANDALL MANSIONS u
1Onn ANFNNrrr Cr -,

Large, beautifully decorated FpO~-
apar smert facing Handicapped terrace a.d
qN, 2qy,erlooklng Rock Greek Park Foyer IIV-
f.. DRESSING ROOM Writ NuPPHY
BED Junior dining room kitchen and batl.
: n,g closets. Painted walls Venetian
ohHoS, bullt-In hooksheIves. radiator COW
erS, etc MODERN FTREPROOF BUILD
ING WITH ELEVATOR, Incinerator. Iaur-
cly room lawn chairs, etc ASK janitor
20 3hoW SoG Apt. 205. or call Mr. GER