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Evening star., 1940-11-10

Huddled amongst women IN OOdt, ne Wds
perverting that high tradition. He. Henry
Riggs. who once had won medal for life
saving, which Emmy still kept and some
times. to his embarrassment, showed to =
people ..
One of the shawled. silent women in Num-
Der Six lifeboat suddenly screamed. and the
alarm ran shrily over the dark waters.
seaman shouted: Woman overheard,
sr!''
II tried to stop her." said the one who had
screamed
"Grevng for her man, perhaps" said an
other The boat put about. searching in the
darkness.
mo sign of her, SIR
Suicide" said the officer in charge.
Poor ueature" sighed the women from
the steerage
Until he got rid of the garments of his
shame. it was hard going. But Henry Riggs
kicked clear only his sodden pajamas clinging
to him.
Not as young as he used to be, he de-
cided, remembering how strong swimmer
he once was. The gap of dark water was wider
than he thought, but ahead lay the slanting
hulk that was his goal Her lower deck was
almost awash; that was bit of luck.
He began to doubt his ability to make it,
but some elation sustained him. He was join
ing the company of the elect He was honoring
a great tradition: a tradition older than that
intimate domestic one which said that Emmy
must be shielded and sheltered and - and
pampered.
Emmy" his heart cried to her Emmy,
l had to do it. had to do it,
The doomed vessel was just ahead now;
with supreme last effort he breasted wave,
found railing, clung to it, drew himself
aboard.
HE wash of the sea was around his feet
STILL he felt again sense of exaltation He
had not defled the sea with his shame. He
fought his way up a companionway tilted at
crazy angle, to join at last huddle of figures
in the starlit gloom.
1t was Tuppy who said Cad, here he is.
Henry Riggs himself in person. Been lookin'
for you all over. What you been doin -
dredgin' for your missus in the sea bottom?'
Shut up" said Henry Riggs. Let him
leave Emmy out of this - Emmy who some
where out on that dark void that was the sea
would be facing something for the first time
alone
Tuppy plucked at his wet sleeve.
do you know what thought for mo-
ment. Riggs? thought maybe you'd taken
up my idea y you know - of how to get
place in the boats. No ofense, Riggs, but
wouldn't it have been damned amusin' if -"
He pushed Tuppy aside He had lost all
interest in Tuppy and his maunderings. In
the distance, lights and a ships siren were
reassuring, but to them also he was oblivious.
There on the slanting insecurity of the deck
he clasped to him, passionately soft, plump
figure, bravely tricked out in masculine attire
except for betraying pair of high
shoes, quite absurd pair of shoes.
Il didn't want to be separated from you,"
said Emmy, with the bewildering calmness
of one who has at last discovered a crisis
worth squaring up to. And this seemed the
only way hope you don't mind, Henry"
He didn't answer. He chung to her, think
ing by how narrow a margin he had salvaged
the greatest moment of his life And of
Emmys.
- I
Evening star., 1940-02-27
Natures Children !.
Osprey
(Pandion haliaetus carolinensis)

with the speed Of q bullet and rarely
misses his aim.
The keenness Of vision is said to
be OF the highest type among birds.
Cruising above the water at height
of 800 feet, the osprey can ais
tlnguish a neutral colored fish.
Coming straight down with claws
spread, the angler makes q swift
movement and the fish is his. The
victim, If it is large, puts up all the
struggle 1t can under the circum-
stances and 1t Is rather handicapped,
as 1t is always carried head forward.
Racing through the wind with ter
rifle speed, there is less resistance
and the osprey has excellent rea-
sons for doing what it does.
The ospreyS nest may be placed
on the ground or In a tree. It is
constructed of coarse sticks, seaweed
and any old cast-off material that
appeals to the builder.
Two eggs, sometimes four, are
laid. Triplets seem to be the usual
number of children. The eggs are
dull white, blotched over with In
dian red and several shades of
brown.
The youngsters are fed small fish
by their parents. They seem to de-
mand attention from morning until
night. Their voices are raised to a
pitch that says plainly, More food
more food"
Evening star., 1940-02-27
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

We call the ospreys fish hawks
because they are such expert fisher
men. They have wide distribution
and can be seen everywhere except
In Iceland, Australia, New Zealand,
the southern part of South America
and the extreme Arctic.
There are four species that have
been described, but 1t is now believed
that there is only one true species,
the European, the American osprey
being subspecies.
All ospreys have big feet that are
strong and equipped with scalelike
processes. The claws are long, sharp
and exceedingly powerful. The
Evening star., 1940-02-27

plumage is oily and overlapping, the
tail feathers and quills are pointed
and rigid. The strong bill is much
hooked, but does not have tooth.
These fishermen are not sociable.
II they find that their food supply
will not be endangered, some of
them will be found living close to-
gether, but it is not really in the
way of neighborliness. Each year
they return to the scene of their
birth to rear their families.
Our osprey ista bird 2 feet in
length with a wing spread of AZ
to 51s feet. The head and under
parts are white; wings and back
are dark brown. There is a broad
brownish- black stripe across the up
per part of the head and the eyes
are yellow or red.
If you will examine the feet of an
osprey, you can see how well he is
prepared for making his living.
Those long claws when curved make
excellent fishhooks and traps.
When the bird locates fine fish he
merely drops down from the sky
Evening star., 1940-02-27
Milan Will Get Stotue
Of Shakespeare

Milan, Italy, is to have a statue
made by Cecil T. Brown, 33-year-old
London sculptor The statue, life
size and depicting the Bard of Avon
IS a young man, will be placed in
the new colonnaded court of the
Ambrosiana Library which the pre-
feet, Msgr Galbaiti, hopes to fill
with statues of the leaders of
thought and letters of all countries.
So far the only presentation has
been a statue Of Goethe. The Italian
government is to give a statue of
Dante, the French government one
Of Chateaubrian, and one will be
cent by Greece.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BEAUTIFUL LINE OF NURSES, wait
and accessories. Washington Merchan-
dising Co. 2nd f.. 939 Penna. ave NV.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. from South.
wish job. stay in. butler chauffeur and
cook or maid: wages $50 month: ref. DU.
MAN OR WOMAN wanted for decorating
and furniture shop. to handle floor con-
facts and selling: knowledge of office rou-
tine essential. Box 4S6-D, Star.
WILL GIVE basement apt. to man and
wife to take care of rooming house; best
Of reference; no children, white. 1905
r. I. ave NV
Evening star., 1940-02-27
ADVERTISEMENT.
Now Amazing Proved
hygienic Protection
for Married Women

Thousands upon Thousands of women
hAve now learned to use Sensational
scientific discovery for hygienic Dur
poses. This boon to womankind is not
Q poison. yet actually kills germs At
contact. It is called Zonite, and its
action y amazing when used in a
douche. It instantly kills germs and
bacteria on contact. yet it Is one
douche proved safe-will not harm
delicate tissues. And Zonite deodor-
daintiness. Helps keep
lone fresh. clean and pure. So sue
cessful has Zonite been that over TO-
|O00, 900 bottles have already been
used. Get Zonite from your druseist
today. IT. surprisingly easy and eco
|nnmjoal to use. Ideal for feminine hy-
gisne. Follow the simple directions and
en3oy proved hys4enic protection that
you may never have known before.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
MOTOR TRAVEL,
REPAIRS & SERVICE

PRIVATE PARTY driving 40 Pontiac Los
Angeles Feb. 2S. Desires share expense
passengers. Refs. Wisconsin 6534-J .
Evening star., 1940-02-27
CAMERA SERVICE 8 REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER h dALBERT INC.
S1b 10th st. NV Phone National A7lA
Evening star., 1940-02-27
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
locoI Advertisers

@~e~ASS NAsAAAAAAAA
I time 23c line go
3 times zoe une--l l80
z times 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situations Wontsd
Reduced Rotss
3 lines, l time zoe line. ..----$ go
3 lines. 2 times 18c line---- 1.Os
3 lines, 3 times l5c line l.35
DEATH NOTICES-s125 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less. l5c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, SC per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Inc Star Is the great want Ad"
medium OF Wasr .ngton, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those of newspapers In other large
clues. Nothing is so cheap consid-
erlng the results obtained.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

position as companion to lady; free to
travel: Box 440-H. Star. 27s
STENOGRAPHER, years legal city exper-
fence, speedy, accurate willing worker. con-
scientious. Call Taylor 9l72
STENOGRAPHER. colored, has typeVriter
experience. Write Miss Eva Shanklin. AVA
Sheriff I'd. ne
STENOGRAPHER, experienced fknows
fundamentals Of bookkeeping. can furnish
references. Tel Shepherd 60s2W. 80
TYPIST. go words minute, receptionist.
office experience, capable. Dupont f;fi54.
------------- 27'
ST-STENOGRAPHER. rapid typist,
Wiling and hard worker: SIS week Green
wood 131S-W.
Tor children: good home more than salary
Box 321-H. Star ags
Evening star., 1940-02-27
SALESMEN,


SALEsMEN--Those who have had experi-
ence selling furniture. appliances and spe-
cialties. We have moved to our own build
Ing, where we need two good statesmen to
g. 6s sddsd sf1isl.T9, tS our selling force We are
HOUSE and sell refrigerators. ranges and
is done on the floor Good salary and
commission. Atlas. 921 G st. NV.
AT LAST
W. have found it, but We need help A
new product here, but thousands sold
through the Middle West the last s years
Sale Sales to old and new homes and stores at
payment. with. the first payment Of S..
Ionr r,.s IN months from 91 now yet your COM
Priceless. cooperation and year.'round
employment. See our demonstration at
the Embassy room. Lafayette Hotel Mon
day and Wednesday at pm.-ONLY.
PAINT SALESMAN
To contact regular customers in Washing
ton and develop new business with leads
furnished. Represent large well-known
factory having established business. Part
or tull time. Commission and bonus Only
high-erade men need apply Give full de-
tails regarding past experience. Box 1OS-C.
Star
Evening star., 1940-02-27
REAL OPPORTUNITY.
a unusual opportunity Is avail

N&AI OFFONI Il
An unusual opportunity Is available for
owning q highly profitable Super Creamed
Ice Cream Store of your own. In this neY
in this section. II you have 1900 cash
and good references. . ten-miMion dollar
concern will finance 65% of your equipment
interview with our xsureeentAtaYA eddress
1oI 10z-o, star.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
HELP MEN.
(Cnntinued

N~~.~~~~eS~ S~~"
MEN, young. neat appearins. to, deliyeI
"a. 07e Natl Press Bldg.
MUSICIAN, marimbs or .:ylcphone player.
s' fssf!'sa9ef ses 1sas..'' sssr .d phone num-
OFFICE BOY. 1921. Opportunity 70 learn
pm. 81 7th st. NV.
PORTER. ER.DEIIyERY boy, not over Is years
p 9aa4 afsi r,o4Ida Apply to PM only Daileys
SALESMAN. sell 1ewelry; part time; add
Hox a ySHr ayG. pSSS3me; S3; experience unnecessary
sALDsMAN-Experienc used and new car
t rate iGs Der sss 4a Ray
nished. See Mr.. r. B. Fraiser. $3.50 Wis
statesmen i3). free to travel: drawing ac-
National sSlo' between z>.ad pm: Is: sai'
SODA DISPENSER, experienced; day work
only; Only local references necessary. 5916 Ga.
sPoTTER. Thoroughly experienced in wool.
ems. silk and ali fabrics steady position;
good salary. Box IBID. Star.
TIRE SALESMAN to work out Of factory
branch; with recent knowledge Of shenan-
aoan soa sen saeanley territory; salary and expenses
TWO LOCAL Fuller Brush leadership routes
open. Box 299-D. Star. for appointment
observation-disclosures clerk. fully ex-
pperienced per- a State salary and references
WANT 3 MEN,
S e. & Is HoW SR 2oG goW Yo E9yE csN NHN
AN. bi3 K ST. NV. VAIL ~ -
EVENING WORK.
2 neat-sppearins men, with cars. for
y employed in the. Government With 1T
!eSss TSss o! years residence in the District.
ANS aTes wolk priv is pleasant dgnisd and
ii5.p, STAR STAR. evenings Der week Box
WHITE MEN,
nearby ear wa one On vs gear wth s.
operate: DfAMoND FAM i fi!'s CABS.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr.. A. L. Livsie RIM. Ill, 1875
14th St NV. between 3 and S pm.
BUILDERS ASSISTANT
To get bids from subcontractors and sup
pected. give 5 references. Box 36S-H Star.
statesmen - Excellent oppor-
tunity for outside statesmen to
sell furniture, clothing and house
furnishings. DAILY DRAWING
ACCOUNT. NO CAR NECES-
SARY. Attractive proposition and
permanent employment for ca
pable men. Apply in person be-
tween 4 and 6 pm. at H. Abram-
son, Inc, 1882 7th st. NV. Ask to
see Mr.. Hillman.
LARGE ORGANIZATION
REQUIRES FULL OR PART
TIME FOR LOW-PRICED
ELECTRICAL ITEMS. MUST
BE PROUD OF PAST SELL
ING EXP. AND CAPABLE
OF MEETING WORTH
WHILE PEOPLE. CALL 1919
18th ST. NV, End FL. MA
TIONAL 7086.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills unless contracted BY myself. OSBORN
l. SIX, 913 st. ne. 29'
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of w. r. Winslow Co. for the cleo
ton of trustees for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of such other business
will be held at the once Of the corporation
in the District of Columbia, 922 New York
day Of April. 1910. at g O'CLOCK pm. ''
JOSEPH c. KLINGE,
Evening star., 1940-02-27
MiscellANrous eoR sALe.

WASHERS. rebuilt and reposs, 1-yr guar,
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE on
the NEW HENDIX HOME LAUNDfUH. MAY.
TAG, THOR @. = AND APEX WASHERS.
light bill.
EL1CTRIcAL CENTER.
b14 10th 81. NV. Rational Ss72.
WASH,N1 MACHINES = Brand.neW, n
crates: secriacins 50% on list price: used
Aaytag. Primer and others: $40 and un,
NJ ttrI4A q IH4AARprN1 4 G92 nc.
BIZ 10th ST. NV. NATL. 2i6O.
WASHING MACHINE. General Electric,
used months. same guarantee - new,
cost sos. 80: for $50: termss Atller's, 2624
18th st. NV. Open nights.
WATER HEATER. "PENHTEiD," is gah.,
sltghtly used. cheap for cash. Md. Eec.
Co., 106 BALTIC. blvd. Hyattsville. Or. 1875,
Evening star., 1940-02-27

REAL OPPORTUNITY.
Man or woman with $4,000 cash can
now secure q strictly legitimate coin.
operating business Of their own that should
insure good living income In one years
time. II you are accepted, We will finance
75ce Of equipment to help you get started.
Full cooperation Of hfty-year-old, ten
million-dollar concern given party with
good references. For personal interview
with factory representative. Box 1O3-C.
Evening star., 1940-02-27

IL ILL EtOLD; suvel. platinum purchased ior
BuRNsTNE,s: YES. s1s 1ssS : ST. NV.
Give, Sash. cAsH FOR OLD doI3. -, -.
eai0eo sfTfiSe csis sis E1se ss RW Raas
SAFES OR VAULT DOORS,
Regardless Of condition. ..Miller.. Ma. 1881.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
slishtiS used. Woodies Hess s43o. s439otl''Aef' very
AcCoRDION-No need now to put OF
n nave We, always wanted to know how to play!
Instrument without charge or deposit Of
any an for nnd nrvais ~ It costs y4p is nominal
you wish The same offer is available on n
syophone. 1 Rtts. la1ass isso G 'sem00ne St. and
ANTIoUEs-We buy and sell. china, class
silver. furniture books. prints. relics.
AsnIauE Ms1l i:n: cHANDELIERg yG41! .epIsee esIiD
si1ys5 snsas services Of ~ types ne 81
aHiEER1kg 9ss4 Goth sA 81 NV. pu pYfsHf Ell
BATH TUBS. sinks. 500 doors and French
dfSss dGSss Kit casinetS misc eneinsts Also
Material at 61s T st. ne. Dupont 9442.
BATH TUBS. sinks, kttchen units, lumber.
.tT;nS ltSGo yindSws 616 sc. complete with weather
boilers, steel sash. iron fence. Act quick.
sye WeecfinE n.W sSs apis. at 2121 New York
BED; single, coil Springs pract. new; s
Dupont osos. ~o '0'A o. NV" ''
BEPRooM-r5om gifP ION re model home ,n9shossny.
REc 4afs year 0ssqg so pas opEN Hss
NIGHTS. Acme storage Co. tshovroom5. !.
1928 14th st. NV. Georgia $3.50. Springs
n1|I.s BEDROOM, ,, a eoos used ssuite; vslnut;
plan. Acme STORAGE CO. (showroom5. 1898
!! l4th st. NV. Georsia $3.50. SPRINGS and
Il BEDROOM. . TWIN bed maple suite. looks
4fS 1PrT Sne sDH5lnss snd ncl1ded
sToRAdE CO, tshowroom5. 1928 isth
BEDROOM, dining. living rm suites; twin
Sova soS Edsmsn. Sins. ':sSs ssos ds eGues ~.
BEDROOM SUITE. 9-piece. vslnut. fun
Miller's. 1922 18th st. nv. Open nights.
BICYCLE. 2s-inch wheel; used very little;
sG9d 9s AIS as n new cheap price. Joseph Mi.i.
BRICK. LuMBER AND PLUMBING Ma
TERIALS, NOT1CEHechinger's store at
9th and c sts s.W., is Discontinued due
ths em9.s q s Ses
they viii t. % . serve s1ess you.
s4ishtaeSdbsss ka'a otss5sss 8 g.. Ass' sss. w. ~
Anae0'tisM19pS H1cHiNdHs N1sh9ls "a. Ave Sc. :,
Phone orders Atlantic 14oo.
ff4ASTE4sRu' f49S 11 M 4ds4 ss| trade Robbins. $40
CHICKERINq PIANO; cost 1875 new,
sa:h sshs 1s41 va @ sell . ;s once $3.50
DINETTIVMr., Green says, eve have
Prices start st sis. rs. Maple. :. OAK. ak Whit White
ana ana sas .i'e sa woH YoH.
els. essst !; .v. .o0d d.orq. oIs: saa Furniture 5000
DINING ROOM FURNTTURE bu6ef table;
al oak; oak: n nsw condition. S74e ohssapsaks s!
DINING ROOM. swell walnut suite. 10
s59, Don't misy this sacrifice. -oPfN
CO., 1928 14th st. NV. deorgia $3.50.
DINING ROOM and bedroom suite; pri-
Cali WI 7106.
DINING SUITE, 6-piece golden oak. ext.
pedestal table. real leather-covered seats,
beautiful large buffet. Nillers, 1922 14th
st. NV. OPEN nights.
lessons on that instrument you have always
wanted to know how to play! II you want
TO start. ye viii loan you an instrument
Ali it costs ycu IL nominal fee for private
lessons, which you pay Tor - they are
t%sfs % ths inItrument home IL you wisS.
The came offer y available on marimba,
saXophone. accordion. trumpet, guitar, VIC.
xitt'A 1880 q st.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING BOARDING HOUSE Mass. At
scott Cir rooms, all single beds;
$1,000 handles. Low rent: automatic heat.
r: M. De shazo. 1123 14th. Ma. $500. .
furniture; sale at exceptionally low price:
Southeast section. Lincoln 1917
CH1ROPRACTER, physician. graduate ply
sai Star. nhe l0'a'l0n' 10" rent Box So'-D'
GROCERY doing $3.50 wkly.; rent, SIS;
adandsp s5m apt so P!ss Tovef s9SSo sSN Ms
neat nAs clears "a os 500 Eky State
9O7 Tower Bldg Met. 4s13. y '' '''''
Good sea food and beer business Long
low overhead Price en 4soo s papiner GRn 1ase pre.
terred Rm. s0a. Tower Bldg, 14th and
RooMING HOUSE Fairmont at l4th)-
R: NJ: De shazo. liza 14th. Ma. $500. .
baths Near leading hotels. Govt and
once bldGs. Reasonable rent. Owner has
S4.750. Deal with owner. BOX 4II-H. Star.
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR SHOP, estab-
for woman with experience. Selling on
'Su to Su9 q Apps % Box esu5es seb sssr anou' $1,000
ROOMING HOUSE, completely fiiIed; must
sell on account of sickness: price 5000
complete. Ho. s037. Mrs Martha Martini
GROCERY and meat market. owner must
rent. Store and ant. National 1855. IS.
81 RHODE ISLAND. AVE- apts, COM
pietely furnished and occupied, for sale, or
suneay sasd TInsole be seen any time
NICE REAR STORE ROOM: splendid light:
nne for any shop; rent, $50 per month
3166 Mount Pleasant St
BOOMING HOUSE. Dupon. circle section.
Rent, $4,000: income. $13s 90. and own
ants Price, $500: 90 Buy direct a0 from rom
owner. s51l Georgia ave. NV" Apt oSoo3.
eE.e aRocERY Yt. END N'n meat eat ma markst ;, modem
70 risht buyer. % Boz sss-H. star .n 'A'f'e
i baths: rent only se2.5o; income about
5000; besides owners 3 rooms. (col I'd.
r: NJ. be shazo, 1923 14th. MA. $500 =
RoOMMG AND BOARDING house owners
JULIA. s11 18th ST NV. a7s
qRocERY, AMP MEAT. MARKET., does
living quarters: in coiored GG neishborhoed:
$3.50. Terms. Chest. 1851 Res. Ch. 4790.
over $4,000 gals: per mo. Profitable oil and
Albert H. Cohen. Realtor. 1O42 N Irving
ST. Arl.. Va. Oh. 1851. Res. Ch. 4790.
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
Large national organization wants 1mmedi-
ately responsible men who can place sub
stantial down payment. purchase new or
good used motor truck: longtime contract
provided to pay notes: all expenses. good
living; excel. return Investment Full details
request: references. Box 239-C. Star
DMIcA.. conf. etc: well equipped and
price. $3.50. Box 317-H. Star.
GASOLINE, ACCEs,, large corner station,
sold 5000 gals. last month, well eu.: price.
S1,86O; terms. BOX 325-H, Star.
GROCERY and meat market. does $500
lonial neighborhood: $4,000: terms. BOX
324-H, Star.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNTTY-Dry clean
ing and laundry business; operate your own m
firm. Moderate investment required. Call
MichikAn 1882 between 10 and IL am.
GROCERY STORE S4OO-S5OO wkly busi-
ness, 6-rm. apartment with store SS5
month. Beer and wine license. IA b1s9.
REAT, OPPORTUNITY
Evening star., 1940-02-27
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted stray animals
TO- the Animal Protective Association 1900
Wheeler I'd Sc, Atl 7142
COCKER SPANIEL tan with white nose
ana forehead: no collar or tag; found
Sunday. Wisconsin 6371
DOG, white. female. vicinity River road
and Wilson lane, Md. WI. 6O53.
FRATERNITY PIN, vic. downtown area:
Initials on back. Taylor 0233.
GLASSES silver trimmed. at nth and
Newton sts. NV. Adams 1856
Evening star., 1940-02-27

SHORT ORDER COOK. white: sandwiches,
saiad and counterman: - years' exp: night
Evening star., 1940-02-27

AL PROMOTER
Seeks q worthwhile connection requiring q
personal lproducer-organizer. Lincoln 1853.
between 10 and O'clock 0Re
Evening star., 1940-02-27

MAN. YOUNG white, can do any kind Of
TSoTk. VII work for 312 . week. Boz
Evening star., 1940-02-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TOURIST CAMPO cabins: cleared ovei
$4,000 last year. Right at city; rent, S25
long lease: $4,000, terms.
r. M. De ShaZo. 1923 14th. MA. $500,
Evening star., 1940-02-27
SITUATIONS MEN.

NAN. white. elderly. wants work, carpen-
tsri1ng; panpng. repsiring: moderate wages.
Evening star., 1940-02-27

NAN. colored, honest, dependable, wantS
lon delivery truck: D. C. permit. city ref.
Evening star., 1940-02-27

REPAIRS, recreation rooms,
shelving. cedar closets. Reason
able. Terms. L. r. Nelson, Republic 400.
Evening star., 1940-02-27

ENOGRAPHER. colored, has typewriter
perience. Write Miss Eva Shanklin, AVA
Evening star., 1940-02-27

WAsHINGTONS LARGEST APPLIANCE
HOUSE. will sacriice at deep-cut prices
nationally known refrigerators such as
Norge. Kelvinator, Crosley and others. We
have hundreds of refrigerators and have
drastically. cut the prices. Even II you are
prices at which you can buy now will save
you large sum Of money. We have a
low as $3.50. Brand-new refriTerators
in original factory crates will be slashed at
discounts up to $50 on Terms to suit
you. Unusually large. liberal trade-in all
lowance;- WAsHINGToNS LARGEST AP-
Evening star., 1940-02-27

ELECTRIC WIRING rlxturs,.. lI,x
lets, repairs, old houses . specially. Regal
Elec. Co, 3609 Georgia ave. Rand 1891.
FLOOR SANDING. Einff Ernnf ausIisy as.syy
8onable. L. T. Folk, Woodley 0SoS