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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-02-15
ATTEND VIRGINIA MEET.

v. j. Thompson, chairman, and Gust
A Maxi, vice chairman. Of the Finnish
American club were in Virginia Sunday
attending a meeting of delegates of the
Range Ffnnish-American clubs. The
organization voted TO donate $500 to the
Finnish defense fund.
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day night at the school gymnasium.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
Ali Club Market Now
Located On ker Street
Side OF Court House

The All Club Market which has
been operating for several years ia
the old bank building on Kzebs
avenue has moved 10 It's new Ioca-
ton in the Court House Square on
Kef street Friends and customers
are invited 20 visit the new lacatton
on Saturday morning. 800 A N to
II noon A building has been
erected on the court house lot for
the especial use o. the market
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
LIBRARY NOTES
Items Of
Interest
About the
County
Library

Might ln Bgn6ay b Leah
BFasnflsle. h oz2 % CIR latest and
moa1 popuiar boo1
Bagaad Ia Is hey -eAy waa 10 mase
Absara and nlixeo AZ ard tSNeiu4t-
tag than Bozuhzy wtaeu Cayal ard
BILL and stitch and the Baroness
ard Merrill eanae lB from the four
curuer0 o. the earth meeang there
~ II uae meetiFg Wese : rende1eeEa
written n the stxrx
Il xa4 Inevitable that sparks
should ~ Khen thcse nFs met pa
Bill Ma = aaan whc attracted aa-
venture, q child a the sun u whom
the Gods had given everything and
merrill had me kind az goodness
that drvw 70 him weaker less al
Eracttve people who had made a
nezk q pselr lives Eat the night
Bill Parker walked into The bar o.
the Tar MAgal Hotel and A&s the
hsk handsome blonde Eisl with the
expensive clothes and ar air OF
-reckiesSxaezA he should have turned
on hls heel and left Ihen and there
Instead hr Joined her and there
set n motion an extraordinary
drama % intrigue AoTe and plain
.mptsh malselogGSne&6 that pgs 70
change violently th1 color and SHAPE
of five GFe1
Louis Br0mfeid vas born OF the
family farm In Mansfield, Ohio. Ia
1889 Educated tn the puzzle
schools, he planned 10 eom0tEa
farming with writing But after a
war az Cornell and further study
al Columbia. he sailed for France
70 r as an attacne in the
French Army. PR his services. the
French government awarded him
the Crulx de Guerre
Some Of his most popular and
well known books are The Green
Bay Tree. Early Autumn. A
Good Woman. and The Rains
Game
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
PASCAGOULA YACHTSMEN
EXPERIENCE TOUGH GOING
OVER STORM RIDDEN WATERS
Several Beats oapsize and Others swamp During Regular
Racing Over Local
Course

Paul IA declared ne wlnnxr eth
Ia Betty Joyce cEHu4ux IN SECOND
Ihs HgKNE oNrsed au6 sailed D.
KAY HOLSTER. ws8 ans sinfax in Ghs
u 90 ik=fn.13 class cafkssasA T1as
jim tAk owned b. Jimmie and
Jack HofikSsEr. uaA aeoua ard
Ay pa owned by Charles Tor
fuser third
Tfe sksso Pshg wslaY. owEea
- Jo LSozss and sihee b. JulinE
Grant Vas again wtth0ut nssunpeu
tSnn.
Tf1< IS 10 f7-ioos castsAAt rAss
wRx SCR ~ the sOksy owns1 b
RAlnh H0SissteF. ard Saflrd b. him
ard Dcsnie Frederic
tn Heruiue owree and sailed
by W D HerrinE captured the IT.
10 lsa.fnux rztbonl race The Star
Dust wha1h mace IL assut Ia to-
cal yaehtlrw circles In uaA rare I'm
sztsed nrcnzad smile uae Never MlIsa
N2 third
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Sgaa thrilling r4sos wsss sailed
o4er tae eaar~ 81 IN PANeaEuula
Wasn't Eaa Aa Sunday Afsernoun
a. 6 large fret participating r. tnF
regularly wnedaAeG raee ct the cur
raas SERIES wAs oGfHttea b. q
srranxirsx hresrs ne weather w&s
2~ssaEreeahe nuk sas hkipears werv
sermanea agi4 a. rrnturer oat
raaasee - rsskr IN hess w a.
Tae slenenEk tested tae skfii ard
strength & 0s SkirNerS ard ereNa
- she faEieSz extent RAtr fell a&
1utsrgs& o. 81 mizht b. naarr Ap-
Efgopraase 81 say tfaf 4 drove e1xn-
u4ru with singing effect and 70
these u~&Fftc&p@ttna IN tne rNce4 IL
sps~&rrc az : raid hurricane
There gere xp&i@ and thrills em-
anse GurtaE tn afternosnk pro-
kF3zn several q the hosts cap
ssnsa arc had - b. resctaee with
aaeis cTNwz sn Npase u uhe last TIM
ste cali sax extra men fx ballast
cre&tnens particularly sbe ha&ky
and @eisfssY types werw - . pre-
ualtsn 81 tie skiug~rA sought 70 pro-
seet t~fsenzAeEyes 4g2inSi uN raFaEe
q sne lsaa wind and heNxY sra rEi-
Ming 81 thai time
-Four uazEs weFe dtsah3ed before
sAe races WeFp ever T1R Sea
EvnEn. uwnex and sailed - Arthur
Sgnith. r. czTa4zd az uhs aitSide
east stake. spallne Smith and his
eremnSan- Harrison Wuniks INTO the
water A few minutes later. the
Never Msn1 Owned ard aA1iad b.
Etdie CftAmFaene. nict TIE same
fate Eash boaL and tfe errwa
we're rexsoe6 hy jam Coles Rip
PIE ard sicily DAVIS Holly Cedar
The ~Texrulse augaed and sailed
ny Walter O1soG. r. wtth is eTew
essEn@ed 81 BILL Grant and &c
0corgx. suAmped a. tiae oasSAae run.
bAf vas ahle " FesaTn - Tire Ma
BISsp&l PIER without assistance from
TIE rr@c1ae squad THE Rebel oxn-
I'd ard sailed ~ Rog Wtngfsek
with T0n MuFvA Jf- a. erew me-,
Hfsh similar disaster
In the IL 70 is-fo0t cAthoat cl&A,
tile scaeMs oxnea b. ] c Ae-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
Piper Mill Team
To Play Casey's OF
Mobile Sunday
BY Jack Sord

TIE Southern Kraft baseball
teain ralned out In their game last
Sunday afternoon against the In
gals 6hlpbuilcers. viii remain II
home this wepk END and viii ~
hoalx 10 III Stsoas Mcesse RnE4<tx
Of Columbus team ms Sunday AFT
ernoan at , O'Clock The game Il
scheduled 70 be played in the Kre-
ole park
Tire KrattSmen viii be looking Tor
revenge In this game aS early tins
month. The Ca&eyx invaded the Kre-
OLE park and emerged with an 3 10
2 victory after q hard struggle.
The Ca&ys have a powerful hat
ting attack against which the hurl-
ing Of Tom Clark will be patted
Clark who had an injured finger.
started the game for the KTaftzmen
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
PASCAGOULA YACHT CLUB
ski ERS COMPLETE HALF
Or FIRST RACING SERIES
~Okay.~ ~Black Eagle ~Hermins.- Have Coed Leads As
shippers Turn Towards Home
stretch

ne eaEfa aalllrlK Ia me pAma-
eaala Yacht cub races EACH SSH.
1ax n1se re4zisee the halfway mara
Ii TIE series mhGh b 10 close w4th
thr fanea on July = asaa sarns keen
cuEupU1ian h noted IN thr stand
inzs released IS Geargt Ryan we're
tars q uae Glib aas week
Tns Oxay heaaef ln the Is % ~
fast class cat baatx owneG By Ralph
HOLSTER has the wtaeSf m&Tgzn o.
ieaa q aEs a. the beats having Il
points 70 sg8 cTedls - compares
wish eight potnx scored hy Fuld-
TIA N0ney uSnrc Is c Lezssft
and Roy winNfield u
Tm Back Eagle owned b.
Nssiy Hns Davis has a comfort
able aeao n the g 70 Is limited
class cafbostx with four putntx 70
EACH Of his uppxsenta une II the
II - l6k unlimited class the Her
mlue 0uped by W b Herring Ia
outstanding With SIX points ~ com
pared 70 twn each hy is rivals
TIE ractng committee o. the club
has announced that al registered
beats must have u1elr numbers
properly displayed on their sails III
later than this Sunday. June ..
FallaFe to comply with this Fegala-
Ton win aI<qualify the boat and
points scored oy Il n that = q
AL boats desiring recognition and
ere3E iar sailing u TIE races must
have their bozts registered with
the race committee Unregistered
boats VII not be awarded points
With only three more races 70 be
sailed IN the first sefleS coEnpeu-
ton Is getting keeneF with each
race The shippers are al ~urk-
ing harder ard nArocr 70 oulsaal
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
ARENA

Leonard L sc1ekler. Youngest non
Of Mr. and Nj John ssrickleF. has
returned 10 Chicago to wufk.
Mrs. Claudia Roberts who has
been VERY III for several DAYS. Is
improving.
ID y DAVIDSON has been very nl
but Is much better
j A Davidson ui semmes. ALL
Is visiting hia father.
-
Announcement was received here
81 the marriage Of John L0Hett
Carter. Jr. 70 Miss Rehecca Leggett
Of Laurel Mis- John 5 = nepaew
Of Mrs Elmo c Davidson HIS par
ents lived 81 Moss PUNT several
years ag0
Mr. and Mrs Clifton Tate Of
Bonneville. Miss, visited Mr. and
Mrs. ~ j. Roberts recently, Mra
Tate w1Ii be remembered as Kiss
ONKlE Eo0cf&
D
Mr. and Mr. sam Parker. their
son. " b. and his wife and tao
children retarned from Montgomery.
Texas last week
D.
Friends ana relatives mere were
pleasantly surprised at the mar
risEe Of Mt&s ruth Stricken md
Mr. Wilbur Reeves SATURDAY ulght
Ruth l. the elder daughter o. Mr.
and Mr& john Htrickier.
A large group from ms comma-
nifty has been attending 8 singing
schooa At Bethel Hal Church n
Mobile County every night Afr.
Turner Of LeakSxille Ms is teaeh-
ing the school
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
Martins Dairy
Celebrates First
Anniversary Today

Martins DAIRY. owned and opef-
atec ~ & d Martin. Il eeisbrat-
ma ir& first anniversary Ia business
tsa&Y Starting with . feN gaS
Ar- Martin has added 70 hts here
untn TODAY he has n fire Jerseys
The dairy 4 tnxpected regularly 6Y
The stalls health department which
makes regular testx Of miIk taken
from the delivery uuck while T. Is
on itA rnuts
Mr. Martin Invites the public %
visit the dairy for personal tnxp<c
ton At any time n Is his h0pes
20 build has dairy up to where Il
at b nss finest IN thS ssruou.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

me home Of her sister. Mrx A
Herndon m Greensboro. y. c.
Mrs. Bay Seaman vas , business
visitor 70 BILOXI Wednesday.
Mrs. Alton Daftln ard aMngklter.
Darlene. we're business visitors 70
MOBILE. Monday.
Mrs A Herndon ard son. DO Be
are WASTING IN the home OF Nj
Herndons parents. kir. and krs
Jake Bell
Mis- Fgrence blanchard Of
Bogalusz. Louisiana. Il visiting n
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. s E
Martinez.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

IN the last meeting Of the two teams
but sas forced TO retire when The
injury eanSeu TOO much trouble
Douglas Clark n slated 20 % Ise
receiving q the Kr4fEGnen.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Ships used as lighthouse tenders
~ built to extra strong Speciflea-
tons with their frames narrowly
spaeed and the plating reinforced
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
BIGPOINT

ar and Mr. Lynd of KNratAxpa
srFe gueasx. SUNDAY evening 81 NJ.
and Mrs Emmett Noff.
%
Mr. and Mrs. Horace ahoemock
and tao youngest children. spent
part q Last week Visiting Mrs
shoemock1 father. Mr. McCreaaies
Of jas. Florida. who came home With
them Sunday for = visit
.
Me@sFx sidney Robertson ard
Herbert Vincent we're business vtsi.
tors 70 ~Pa@caguulA and Mos Point
Monday.
Mr8 Myrtle Cot Wasted relatives
IN Mobile fruxn Prloay until Sunday
a~fsernnon
Mr. and Mrx woodrow Sflnemock
Of Pascasouia. wers guestA sunnay.
Of the formers brother and Axser-
tn-lav. Mr. and Mira Ezra shoe-
nock
Mr. and AIRS Pinto al vlekanarx
spending this week visiting the
nrotfseFs Horace and Ezra
-
sam Nelson Of Helena. was 3 week
end guest Of his aunt and uneie
Mi and Ara Irwin Nelson.
g.
Despite the &howeFs Sunday mun-
tng there were s. 81 Sunday school,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Mis- nsrnice Ger a. waax nAs
retarsed 70 her hnxaa after . fea
days Ttzst sn TIE hogas q ~ s
CuEnbe4t
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
KRE0LE NEWS

AAm nettir ssatnNr attended TIE
narQurt q Ru9SrnMatsrs Aes9isthan
bid at tire Baeua Vista HUtMl r.
BshaxL Mardsy. 5eEse fa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

os aagpaf and 0slfnaaneuver useR
rig4ls TIE winners h. eAea class
wsi BE- awarded tastnx Guys 81 ulr
close 81 Ehs July %4n races
Tne standing 81 ne boats IN
~ fellows
n - n Feet CztbaAtx
Boat Owner PTS
Betty joyce Morris waters .
Scaeaky c MGFaul 4
~ ts Is Feet CAtee4ts
jim Jak HOLSTER Bro rs
Spugt KAY HnillzteF i6
Tefnlte Walter Olson. u. IS
Ms Pal chRS ToT1esen IA
DEzY Doosale Eau Cole 8
Creep Easy DICK Abbey 7
Sea Nympa Arthur Smith. Jr 3
The F1y Arthur ManEux 2
Is ts II Fsst C4ths4ts
okay Ralph HosltSter II
Foldiag Mesaey c LeAEttt 8
Rebel Roy wtngflelc. y. 7
Alley Cop Edward Saucer ,
SaIlflsh J . Bagfeft I
IL 10 Isl Limited
Black Eagle Netiy Davis 4
Sassy George Ryan I
White Elephant z Champagne !
n 10 Isl Unlimited
Hermifss W b Herring 9
Star Dust Herman Cax
Herman johnson Dub Cox
An1 Geo Holiistsr
Never Mind r Champagne :
Sleeps
Palsy WRlxy Joe Lyons }
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Mira Louis Hammond. Mrs ] .
Bell. and hsts@ ClaT4r@ Brzxtor xere
week end visitors IN the home Of
ar. and Mrs Vance Bell Of TuscA-
tOoaA. Alabama
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Miss Audrey TmrEanr o. L0SAarstle
Miss = visiting "a the homs o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Af and drs Noile Germany and
Boohte sell and Mr. and Mr8 PRED
Pankey and Donnie visited IN Luce
dale. Sunday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Miss % Arm waiiis uf Bastrup
Ia b visiting IN ire horw Of M
and Mr. Emmit HUI
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Miss Mae Bel has returned 10 her
home after q few months visit IN
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

AF. and Mrs J r Parks Of Phil
aoelphIA Mss. week end vtza-
tors uf Mr.. and Mn William
PARKS
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Mis- Frances Graft has returned
hcsne fFen q weeks visit in Plateau.
Alabama. where xhe visited MRS. .
= Cot.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

A4kAa = NtAAa& &c H8 nfE1f q
Mr. ard Mu John Turner.
-
MlAa 30 Ann waii1s IL Baasrup
Ia Il visiting IN ua~ hozrw o. M
and Mr. Emmit Hui
Mis- Lillian Lyna % BMy Hasnog.
Furi1A. Is visiting In the home Of
Ar. and Mrs. Tommy Benefited
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. J l. naexest and
KEN fsoslElRA visited Mr. BagTettH
aaren& IN Muacuxse. Plusksa. Jsne
and 10 pouEi&x Tsmaitsxd for
= iaalgeF yiat
-
Mr. and Mrs Charles Christian
and chaTira Jr- left Frkday for =
teW Gays sisit IA ColumhlAnnR and
Birmingham A1sb4mA. where theY
viii visit frienda and Relatives T1ary
we're accompanied A. far ~ HaY
Mtnette By Mrs. j W Evans where
slle remained - Ftaig her pAretat4
-
Miss wanda v KiFkwossc has re-
turned 70 her home Ia WADE after
3 fes days visit in the home q
Mr. and Mrz Roy Porter
Mr. and Mrx Mack Cumtczt are
being congratulated upon tne ar
rival o. a habf glTi. born June 7.
~ TIM Jackson County Hospital
The young lady has been named
Jo4n Dolores
Miss OwsndoiFn Wells. Who has
recently undergone an operation ~
tho jackson County Hospital h BE-
ing wished by her many friends
= speedy recovery.
Mrs c z Pusey has returned
home after = xeaks visit 10 reIa-
lives IN BAytoxn and PuEt Arthur.
Texas.
Miss Mildred Davis OF 0nIfport,
visited AR. and Ma Bill Ruble
while On her way 90 Mexico.
-
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Duncan and
Margaret and Ray have returned
home after an extended visit 70 Hot
Springs and willow Arkansas.
Mr. and Mr. ". n NartaTop ard
daughters Of uFlAh. Alabama. visited
friends and relatives here durtna
she week end Mr.. Arnold Simmons
accompanied them home where ne
w1u make an extended visit
Among the 0nf-uf-t0wn guesh at
tending Tire wedding Of Mis-
MyeeFah Dunn 70 AR. Russell
BUCK Fletcher SER AfF. and Mrs
John Z Toomey and daughter and
Mr. and Mrs fnge Lacey and small
daughter.
Mr.. ard Mira CiauGe Harris ane
son, Jimmie left Friday for a vaca-
ton In Mariana. Florida. where
they vIn visit friends and relatives.
o
Mrs OTIS Howell left Monday for
= few days visit TO Mr.. Hcvenas
relatives IN LucedAle. Miss
o
Hubert Enwel Of LucedAie WAS .
week end visitor IN the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. OTIS Howell
Ais Frances Graft has returned
hosne fFem q weeks visit in Plateau.
Alabama. where xhe visited Mrs. o
= ooff.
MF. and Mrs J r Parks Of Phil
adelpaala Mss. we're week end vlxs-
tors of AR. and Mrz william
PARKS.
MF4 Louis Hammond. Mrx ] D
Bell. and MtEz Cla-4e@ Hrzxtur xere
week end visitors IN the nome Of
Mr. and Mrs Vance Bel Of TuscA-
lOo@A. Alabama
Mr. and drx Nolhe Germany and
Bobhte Nen and ar. and Nr4 PRED
pankey and Donnie visited IN Luce
dale. Sunday.
Miss Mae Bel has returned 70 hef
home after q few months visit II
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Mis- Lillian LyEa az B@Y HashoE
Furt6A. b Visiting In the home Of
Mr. and MrS Tommy Bereftrld.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Hubert Ecwen Of Lncedaie. was !
week end visitor IN the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Otis Howell
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Sam Nelson Of Helena. xas 3 ueek
end guest Of his aunt and uneie
Ar anc Afrx irwin Nelson
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

MRS OTIS Howell left Monday for
q few days visit TO Mr.. Howelf's
relatives In LucedAle. Miss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Mr. ard Mrs Claude Harris and
son, Jimmie left Friday for a vaca@
ton In Marianne. Florida. where
they wIn visit friends and relatives
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Despite the shoucFs Sunday mcrn-
tnE there werr So 81 Sunday school
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Mr. and Mrs j l. Baexett and
@n EsslElRs visited Mr. BagEettH
parents n Muscu9se Plurk1a. June
3 and TO- Doteiax Tsu1attGd for
= igElgef Ftat
Evening star., 1940-10-23
kAo1oR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO KANSAS CITY THIS WEEK,
return In two weeks: large car. take 4,
share expense Call Republic 2195
SAN FRANCIsCO VIA CLEVELAND.
Chicago, Oct. 20. Buick sedan. Alex.
3012 or address Box 2OS-X, Star "a
Evening star., 1940-10-23
ROOMS FURNISHED.
HTHE, MAIIRV
BY Bruno

"THE MAURY."
IO1 10Th St nw-1OO beautifully furn.
rooms with running water. inner-spring
mattresses, many showers and tub baths:
elevator service
Evening star., 1940-10-23
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

, :, Rooms, IN SUN , pARLoR. Or BATH; ~;
RsxIrY coz CO. cali Hysttsviile os:s4 i''-
1925 18th ST. NV, APT. 40; 1875
18th st. n.w.-2 rms. kitchenette,. bath:
attractiyely furn. 24-hr. switchboard
rms. pullman kitchen. bath: UTILITIES furn-
isned. Near shopping center. Wo $3.50.
SO wK.t1 RIM. KIT: PRIVATE BATH.
nr. bus. cars. 1903 Ga ave.
3445 14th ST. Nw.-CoRNER; 3 RMS.
liv. bedrm., din. kit, b.. CIV refg. Won-
derful location. Suite 3. $3.50.
CAPITOL HGTsINEwLY FURN. RMS.
rm., bath. kit. $50; gentiles. Hillside
23l2 4Oth ST. Nw-KIT. DINETTE.
Living room. bedrm.; ; SCREENED porch. bath.
lge. rms. bath, kit. lge. clos: ent. 3rd
4. pvt, modern home Of adults. semi-det.,
3 expos; gas. cleo incl: cow. stores,
cars: refs. rea.; Govt. employ. counle pref.
FASHIONABLE 18th ST, FIRST ZONE
Five rooms, beautifully furnished: bath,
sitehsneste; sbs reference required, Box
sl4 SHEPHERD N,w.-NIcELY FURN.
ed; $3.50 mo. GE. 7oi5.
1861 EUCLID N.W-LARGE ROOM.
large kitchen. hrSs aoor; elec. refg. Trans.
portation at door.
1923 ST, N,w.@E1RL 10 SHARE WITH
another solarium tcNe apt with dressing
rm., kltchenette, hsth. Ref. EXCHANGED.
RE. 1926.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD. Nw-AT-
tractive living droom. bedrms. on
larse hall: spacious closets kit, bath,
SnoWer, elev.; ideal for couples; $3.50.
3716 LIVINGSTON ST. NW-2 RMS,
kitchen screened porch. Frigidaire, heat,
eIec, gas furn.: nr. bus, stores. adults only.
Woodley 1858.
l4l9 MONROE ST. NW-ONE RIM,
Kitchen: next bath, INV, cleo, gas. heat;
nicely furn.; single, S25
Ei:TIRE 2nd FLOOR ROOMS, PRIVATE
bath, enclosed sleeping porch. heat, light
and gas. Phone Taylor 221s.
"633 CONN AVE.-BACHELOR APT:
one large room. nicely furn.; SSaid service.
llnen free parking space gentleman: S35
mo. Avail at once.
923 NORTH CAROLINA AVE- ROOMS.
large closets refg.. gas. heat. cleo; pfvats
entrance, adults: reasonable
Evening star., 1940-10-23
SITUATIONS MEN g. WOMEN.

COUPLE colored. Southern experienced
wish place; good cook and houseman: man
drives: courteous and honest. FIR 3961
Evening star., 1940-10-23
ROOMS UNFURhIsHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

500 ST NW-3 rooms and private
bath: modern: S35 Apply for key at
Beren's Restaurant. 626 st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-10-23

SHO-CARD AND PICTORIAL ARTIST. de.
partment store or theatrical displays, want.
steady employment. Call oxford 99W2
Evening star., 1940-10-23

REASONABLE CASH. s37;41 MO.
all costs: corner bedrm.. living rm..
dinette. kit. rec. hall bath. Beau
tiful Hampshire Gardens. g cross
shaped bldgs.. covering whole city
block; large private park. See at
once. Ewes, Apt. 103, 225 Emer-
son st. NV. GE. 5741. Tilden
Gardens, Z rms, Q baths, 3 ex-
posures Bargain price. All in
cumbrance paid of in 8 years.
Rare opportunity. Examine at
once. EDMUND J. FLYNN. Wood
ward Bldg. RE. 1918.
Evening star., 1940-10-23

"Capitars Largest Guest House Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave. Rm. 217. Ma 1910.
SEE THIS BEFORE BUYNG-IT PAYS.
LHK APTS-COL RID. NEAR 14th.
10 ROOMS. 3 BATHS: RENT, $50.
Nicely furnished. owner says sacrifice
for only $3.50 Down payment $3.50. II
are looking for q bargain see this.
Evening star., 1940-10-23

"Wash S Largest RoominR House Brokers" !"
90S 10th ST. NV. MA. 1854.
Evening star., 1940-10-23

9OS 10th St NV MA 1854.
RoOMING HOUSE. S55 rent. A st. be-
tween 9th and 9Th s.e). Price, $500:
terms. Better hurry.
EDW1N 7. Fills
Evening star., 1940-10-23
WINFIELD & THURM

ALL APTS. (6I, 18th and Belmont--I3
rooms, baths; rent, S15: oil heat. Ga
rage. > refrigerators. Good income. Sac
Evening star., 1940-10-23
EDWIN l.. ELLIS.

Near Conn. ave. and Calvert st.-Hign-
class place in ideal location; wonderful
possibilities II YOU know the business: large
Evening star., 1940-10-23
GUEST HOUSE, Il ROOMS
q BATHS-S75O DOWN.

18th St, few doors south Of Mass. ave.
nw.-Gar., semi-detached. walking dis
tance (room and board, average furniture.
Price, $1,000: will SELL
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Capitals Largest Guest House Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave. RIM. 217 MA. 1910.
Evening star., 1940-10-23
COSMETICIANS
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. frst-class. and general housework.
coored, 35 yrs; stay nishtS: suburban
home; , school children; $40 wk. Rerort
at Apt 30l. SIS 18th ST. NV, Thurs,
| :, D N
Evening star., 1940-10-23

RADIO SERVICEMAN. apprentice. wants
position in service shop or with independ-
ent repairman > yrs. exp. radio. sales
and service. Call Herndon 21, charges
reversed 23h
Evening star., 1940-10-23

LARGE GUEST HOUSE,
10 ROOMS-7 BATHS.
N H ave, near Dupont Circle-Rent.
$3.50. Property in excellent cond. Check
income Nicely furn Price, $4,000 Terms
WINFIELD & THURM,
wash S LARGEST Rooming House Brokers'"
9oS 10th St. NV. MA. 1854.
WE HAVE buyers for large and small ROOM
ing and boarding houses. Give US trial
ROBERT A. JULIA,
Evening star., 1940-10-23

"Wash's Largest Rooming House Brokers'"
90S 10th St. NV. MA. 1854.
GUEST HOUSE, IA ROOMS,
Evening star., 1940-10-23

Capitals Largest Guest House Broker" ;"
ROOMS AND APIS, Wash. Circle: ID
rooms: rent. 500; oil heat: good income.
Price. SI:I00: Terms See this today.
Evening star., 1940-10-23

for refrigeration and air con-
ditioning; own car and tools. c. Ranton,
H07 pnYhora nlace
Evening star., 1940-10-23
TWO WOMEN.

over e5. to fill vacancies with Nation
wide grocery company. Average SlSot
weekly TO start, percentage and oonus
Anply BIB K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1940-10-23

Capitals Largest Guest House Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave. RIM. 217 MA. 1910.
DON'T MISS THIS UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
Rooming house. near N. H. ave. and r.
10 rooms . baths; rent. SS5. Nicely fur
nished Clean as a pin Good income.
Evening star., 1940-10-23

BEDROOM. Mahogany. "A Beautiful stor-
age Suite" MUST BE SOLD QUICK
AND AT A "GIVE-AWAY' ACME"
STORAGE 461S 14th 81. NV. Georgia
1000. OPEN NIGHTS
Evening star., 1940-10-23

GIRL, young. general housework: Mon,
Tues. Thurs. and Sat, $40 TO 1880: $500
wk: refs. $3.50 1th st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-10-23
ROOMING HOUSE-HOME,

Conn. ave, near Col rd. nw-3 baths.
oil heat: 500 rent ideal location; price,
S1,100: terms
EDWIN l.. ELLIS,