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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17
VIRGINIA WOODS FIRES
DOING MUCH DAMAGE

Woods fires. being fought by all the
fire companies and many individuals
of the Eastern Shore, have been rag
ing all through the week. One of the
fires was consuming the smaller trees
and under-brush in the woods ada
cent the Belle Haven school. 1t had
reached huge proportions and it was
necessary for the firemen to go into
the blaze to fight the fire.
Another fire was near Melfa and
the part surrounding the Southern
Manor was burning at eleven o'clock,
Tuesday night. This fire was not as
intense as the one at Belle Haven,
however, the entire tourist camp, ex-
cept that part of it which borders the
state highway, was surrounded by
embers and blaze.
Fire roared through small stretch
of woods near Onley Tuesday about
noon. Firemen and citizens of that
place worked through the afternoon
fighting the flames which were edg-
ing near the town.
Following the continued dry spell,
huge fires have been reported from
many sections of Accomack and
Northampton counties, and the losses
have been the greatest ever known
here.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17
KENTS SOFT BALLERS
ARE SHORE CHAMPIONS

The Chestertown Soft Ball Team
won the Eastern Shore Champion
ship last Sunday at Ridgley when
they won two games of a double
header in the championship series.
This win made the third in four
games played.
The feature of the game was the
mound work of Bobby Crouch who
went all the way for both games, ID
innings. Jesse Jones also caught both
games. In the first game Crouch al
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17

100 Acres, more or less, in the 9Th
Elec. Dist, on the w. side of the
County Road leading from Snow Hill
to Salisbury via Piney Grove. Con-
sideration, $40. &c.
State of Md, to the use of the State
Roads Commission of Md, from Lew
is C. Merryman, Trustee, real estate
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17

in the 10th Elec. Dist. Consideration,
81. &c.
VIM. T. Hearne and Mary J., his
wife, from Clara Mumford Parsons.
property on the N. E. side of Church
St., Extended, sometimes called Vir-
ginia Road, in Snow Hill considera-
ton, $40. &c.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ernest ]. Dennis from Ocean Bay
Corporation, 3 lots of "Ocean Bay
City," in Wor. Co. Consideration,
SO. &c.
Chas. E. Davis from Chas. L. Mas
on and wife, real estate containing
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-17

use of buses in that in addition to pro-
viding not only much more riding
comfort for the troop, the capacity
of their gas tanks eliminated the ne
cessity of "gassing" them every night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
ricardo Cortez Keeps Junior Light Heavyweight Title
Gives Cowboy Hughes Blow
For Blow in Rough Contest

brawling Referee Clark separated
the two and induced Cortez to go
to the dressing room. AS Clark HIM
self was leaving. Hughes slapped
his face and started an entirely
unscheduled match as he and Clark
tangled in the middle OF the ring.
Promoter Let Philbin soon joined
in the melee TO be almost immedi-
ately followed by Cortez. who re
turned to finally subdue the raging
Hughes who was carried from the
ring.
In the semi-final match Angelo
Savoldi met Tuffy elect in a wild
bout that ended in a draw, with
Savoldi gaining the only fall
elect. from the very beginning OF
the bout. employed illegal tactics
almost exclusively and after II
minutes floored Savoldi with a
right to the chin, then pinned him,
Angelo protested strongly. howey-
er, and finally Referee Clark called
It no fall and the two continued.
Four minutes later Savoldi used
three body slams to good effect and
pinned his opponent to take the
initial fall.
Through the final seventeen min
utes OF the fight neither boy could
gain and hold the advant .ge long
enough to gain fall and the match
ended in a draw.
A very entertaining preliminary
match was staged by Lefty PAGER
and Wild Bill Brooks and this also
ended in draw although PAGER
held the upper hand throughout
most of the bout.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03

me when I'm on my good be-
havior."
What about tonight ?"
"Oh. I'm being very good" he
assured her. 80 good that Papa
Gregory has promoted me back to
my old job"
II know" she said softly. I've
heard you broadcast lots Of big
shows"
Really" He was pleased. He
was going to tell her that he'd
been listening in to all her shows,
impelled, Of course, by no more
than the natural interest Of ben
efactor In a protege who'd made
good. Instead, he made a rather
elaborate business Of selecting and
lighting a cigaret. He didn't want
her to ask him what he thought
Of her performance. Kits eyes were
the kind that were likely to read
evasiveness back Of anything he'd
say.
The music started again. Kit
said, II ought to ring up Fran and
see how she's feeling. She's my
part manager, and she was
i'll tonight"
do you know that It's after two
o'clock? And that sick people don't
like to be rung up at this time?
Or that little girls who sing for
their suppers ought to be in bed
by now"
Kit felt giddily gay. She said
carelessly, What's tomorrow COM
pared with tonight? Tonights
gala night, Mr.. Healey!"
well, it's over now and time
you were in bed"
1T Is past time l was In bed"
she corrected, land now / can't 60
because none Of my guests wants
to leave. can't go home alone"
Vance was a man Of action. Kit
found her arms sliding into the
sleeves Of her evening coat, found
herself on her feet. Vance tucked
his arm In hers and made their
goodbys.
AN eye for an eye" he said,
leading her to his car.
Kit regarded the car dolefully
1t was small, battered coupe Of
an indistinct hue. 1t looked every
day Of its eight hard years.
Vance read her expression.
whats the matter with it," He
growled with assumed outrage.
ITS just dandy" Kit assured
him while he tucked dirty blan-
ket around her velvet-covered
knees. "Only 1 rather imagined
you'd have low-slung, sixteen-cyl-
inder number that either roared or
purred."
Healey set the car in motion
with a mighty jump. $50 you ex-
pect me to be a glamor boy, too7
Healey, the Robert Taylor Of ra-
do! suppose you think I keep
a sloe-eyed oriental valet and dine
with the Carlos and Astors every
night Man-about-town Healey."
Aren't your" she asked. wide.
eyed, with delighted fire flies In her
eyes.
mo, ma'sm." The car coughed
stopped and started again. I'm the
kind Of guy who likes to wear rub
bers when 1t rains. I like nothing
better than a quiet evening with
my books and"
Kit finished the sentence, "and
a good pipe"
That's right" he agreed calmly.
ITO Be Continucd)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03

Ypsilantis first wrestling show
OF the new year was staged Thurs
day night at the Ypsilanti Armory
and Ricardo Cortez celebrated the
event with a victory over Cowboy
Hughes to retain his claim to the
worlds junior light heavyweight
title.
In a rough and tumble bout that
went to the full three falls, the
hitherto rather docile Cortez gave
blow for blow TO the stocky Hughes
and wound up the victor with the
Cowboy being counted out while
outside the ropes. At the outset OF
torious Hughes had finally forsaken
his rough tactics, as not a hair
was pulled nor an eye gouged
throughout the first seven minutes
Of the match. This was only the
luu before the storm, however, for
from the time Hughes used the
curly locks OF Cortez to facilitate
throwing him, until the end of the
match, nothing was too rough for
tue Ddttllns SlduldlOrs.
The first fall went to the Cow
boy who lifted the struggling Cor
tez high above his head. then threw
and pinned him after twelve min
utes of fast and furious graphing.
II only took CorteZ six and a half
minutes to pin Hughes in the second
fall which resembled more a box
ing match than a wrestling bout, as
both boys used their fists frequently
and to good effect. Ricardo seemed
to weather the storm better or his
punches carried more sting as he
crashed Hughes to the canvas
three times with bone crushing"
blocks before pinning him.
In the final stanza Hughes came
hard right to the chin before he
had chance to set himself, but the
groggy Cortez made valiant come
back, using his own fists a little
and soon he was battling on even
terms with his opponent. After only
two minutes OF fast action both
boys tumbled through the ropes to-
gether and with referee Vern Clark
tolling off the seconds Cortez was
the first to arise. When he tried TO
climb through the ropes however,
Hughes pulled him back and at
tempted to Chamber in himself. Cor
tez prevented him from so doing
and managed to get inside the ring
just as Referee Clark's count
reached ten.
The Cowboy wasn't outside long,
however. as he rushed back in to
continue the battle with his oppo-
nent. After several minutes OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03

| dance hall don't often meet up
with high steppin' boys"
"I'll bet you tell that to every
prospector that bangles purties
afore your eyes. You jes wait. gal,
til ah strike gold! Ah'll show you
real spender."
There's a Teller from up Dead
Eye patch comes in here regular
what's got gold in all his front
teeth
"Shucks! That's nothir'. I'm go
in to have it in my back ones. For
private showings."
Kit showed a row of small, white
teeth in an appreciative smile.
He said. II never saw that smile
of yours before. It's nice"
That's because you bring out
my more serious side. 1 like
dancing with you . you're a
smooth dancer"
The music ended abruptly on the
high note of a saxophone scale.
Vance guided her across the floor,
saying, in a curiously bitter voice,
Think I'd make good gigolo? ?"
Probably. If I need one, Ill let
you know and you can apply to my
manager"
Vance sat down In the chair at
her side. He said, What qualifica-
tons does this manager require ?"
only that you'll be good for
me-"
Vance pulled his chair little
closer to her. His body half
turned to her, his eyes full on her
face. Kit felt as II her face were
a page that he was reading. He
said slowly. Then. I wouldn't get
past her, I'm afraid"
you don't like yourself very
much tonight, do your She raised
the glass the waiter had filled with
bubbling, golden liquid.
The waiter moved around to
Healeys place. Vance shook his
head and covered the glass with
his hand. Not much" he agreed.
"Or the party!" she ventured
anxiously.
"All parties are alike. I don't
even know who's giving this one"
Then why are you here?" she
asked evenly.
Official. I'm doing everything
I'm told to do these days. 1 was
told to come. Orders from the Of
fice."
oh" Short as the monosylla-
BILE was, it was briefly filled with
her disappointment and anger.
Now what have I done that
Shouldn't"
Nothing. Nothing at ALL" Her
voice was higher, the husky quail
ity missing; 1t denied her denial.
"Only you won't mind IL think
it's a grand party? You see, I'm
giving 1t and / never gave a party
before. I've never taste, cham
payne or caviar before I've never
owned a dress like this before. I've
never had anything so wonderful
to celebrate before. Catch on?"
He laid his hand on hers for a
moment. Sure / catch on" There
was remorse in his voice. Il like 1t
now myself. / wouldn't have con-
sidered it an Official date IL I'd
known II was your party. Why
didn't you invite me yourself? Or.
perhaps. I should ask. why did you
invite me at all When I'm good
boy, I'm a dull one"
You might give me chance
TO discover that for myself"
His laughter was rueful. That's
right. You haven't seen much Of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
kiManls No. |
soosE TO FIGHT

New York Jan. Hostile
New York will learn tonight wheth.
er Collegiate Billy Soose is actual
ly ''uncrowned king" OF the m ddle
weights or merely an over-publictz-
ed pug from the Hinterlands. Slen-
der, dark-haired Billy had better
be good in his first Metropolitan APP
pearance against hard-hitting young
Tami Maurie 10 of the Bronx for
this l0-round challengers' battle
that opens Madison Square Gar.
den's 1871 fstic program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
TO REPORT "INClDENT"

Chicago. Jan. 3-AP-A report
of the Wednesday night incident
between Red Wings defenseman
Jimmy Orlando and a spectator
following the Detroit Red Wing
Chicago Blackhawk hockey game.
will be sent to the National Hook
ey League president, Frank Calder.
Orlando attributed the incident.
involving socially prominent Char
les Y. Freeman, Jr., to a round Of
name calling.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
CHAPTER SIXTEEN

OF COURSE 1t didn't matter
whether or not Vance Healey was
Invited to that party. 1t didn't mat
ter in the least. But when Kit
Reilly looked over her escorts
shoulder from the dance floor at
the Stork club and she saw the
length Of him, black tails and
white bosom, standing at her Ia
BILE, her bones turned to water and
her heart was throbbing pulse IN
her throat.
She said to her partner, att
getting too crowded to dance" To
Vance she said, II was beginning
to think I should never see you
again"
Same here. I've been looking
everywhere for you"
Her lips smiled, her eyes chal-
lenged the truth Of it.
II have" he said. "In the strang-
est places"
She smiled again, knowingly, ac-
cusingly. "In the STRANGEST
places? Again."
He said, IF I thought you meant
what I think you do, I'd punish
you. Don't the Reillys ever forget
anything"
ITS an old Irish custom, and
besides. I didn't mea- what you
think I did. Tell me where you've
been looking for me?"
'In CBC elevators. Back Of mi
crophones. At soda fountains.
thought maybe you'd gone upstagt
on me and forgotten yout pals"
Didn't you get my note?"
"Note? Oh, yes. thanks
Dance ?"
She said all right.
Her cheek was hot against the
cool broadcloth Of his shoulder. Sh,
wished she hadn't asked him L
he'd got her note. 1t was naive o.
her, but he might have been less
obvious about showing her thai
he'd forgotten 1t so completely
She remembered she'd read In 9
fan magazine that he received five
thousand letters a week. That wa,
when he'd won top honors in ma
tional poll to determine the mos
popular announcer In America.
His arm was tight about her
"Have to clutch at you. You're
about as solid as feather. Hold
ing you In my arms requires q
grip"
Kit promptly fell out Of step. II
was because he'd said that. She
was glad he couldn't see her face
1t burned with the thought Of be.
ing in his arms.
The path Of their steps was In
terrupted by stout couple pranc-
ing, full steam ahead, in their di.
rection. Vance avoided the collision
with a deft turn without breaking
the smooth harmony Of their
matched steps. Kit said, mice
work. partner. You-all outta gil
to town more often. We gals In
The Pride of the Golden Gulct
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03

No. I. Anders
Anders ... l66 1855 lis 439
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
TENNIS TOURNEY PLANNED

Battle Greek. .uieh.. Jan. SAP
-Nationa ly prominent players will
compete with Michigan entries ns
more than $50 persons from Wis
consin. Illinois, Indiana and Ohio
gather here this, week end for the
annual Michigan open table tennis
tournament
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
CLASSY THREESOME

Los Angeles. Jan. 3-UP-When
the first drives whiz off the tee
today and the $4,000 Los Angeles
Open golf tournament gets under
way, goodly portion of the gallery
will trail after Byron Nelson, Sam
my Snead and Jimmy Demaret,
classiest threesome in the 1872
player field.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
No. z, Williamson
sRusAKeR SOLD

Pittsburgh, Jan. 8 Up The
Pittsburgh Pirates today announe-
ed the outright sale OF Bill Bru-
baker. veteran utility inhelder. to
the Rochester club OF the lnterna-
tional League.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
SYNOPSIS
READ THIS FIRST:

AFTER winning the Sembler contest
md a one-year contract as successor to
MANA HARRIS. the company's IA
nous radio singer.
KIT REILLY and
FAN LIE MAZE. her long time friend
md now her secretary-manager rapid
y adjust themselves to their new lives
Jimmie Ferris. Kits press agent. plans
hat Kit will give a farewell party for
Mana. Kit asks IL
VANCE HEALEY. noted radio sports
announcer who helped her get an audi
lion for the contest. will be invited.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
Bowling Scores
MOTOR STATE PRODUCTS
BOWLING LEAGUE

High single game (man) Stadtmil-
Ter 236.
High three games (man) Bender
626.
High single game (team) Ma
chine S45.
High three games (team) Ma
chine 1853.
Evening star., 1941-02-03
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
CONTINUED

room. room RDfS Rit. bsth7 accommodStes S adults
$50 mo-; references. CO. 1901.
NICE CONGENIAL YOUNG GIRL TO
share large apt. with girls: maid serv-
8sds. '''S' "'o0 ~'''' ave- H'" I'm
1916 QUE ST NV LARGE ROOM
apt, complete, suitable or young men,
maid service: reasonable. Dupont $500
ANACOSTIA, 143s MINI AVE SE-2
rms, clean, refg-, sink, c.h.w.. warm. cleo,
gas tub and shower Ii 239s-J.
sHOREHAM HOTEL-SUBLEAsE VERY
large living room bedroom. bait h; short or
long lease. co 2l2G before 8 pm
1920 HARVARD ST. NV ROOMS,
Seml-prlvate bath. Frlgldaire; S31. 30. See
jaultur
SOMETHING DIFFERENT ONE or WAL
lace BryautS lovehe>t 2-rm aptS.. large
living I'M. open fireplace Splendid bath
and kitchen: sunshine 3 sides beautiful
oId garden. 800 Dumbarlon ave. SEE
20 TO
lst FLOOR, 4 CLEAN RMS, BATH.
p0lches g. bedrmsj' yard utilities inc;
$50 1910 IugIeside terrace NV.
. ROOMS. KITCHENETTE. SEMI PRIVATE
Can Hels. - wash ave n .
CAPITOL I'LL ATTRACTIVE 3-FOOM
cont LOT water OIL neat. adults I6
UPPER 18TH ST COMPLETELY FURN
/ two-h. apt. . bedrms modern furniture.
avail from Feb IG 10 Aprl 10 SH 1891
WOODBRIDGE 3U34 OTIS Ne LARGE
rm for b southern expos min.
walk to car. adult family No 1850
PETWORTF 45%O Hth ST NW-NICEI Y
furL-. complete lIy. I'm. bedrm, kit bath;
completely private
I35" KENYON ST NV . BASEMENT
rooms. pri,a-e bath. klICheu, ulueuc. VIII
take / caad. no dogs. >2t
/ THE SANTA ROSA - ATIRACTIVEi Y
lufn. housekeeping APT " rm- Kitchen.
bath, every modem convenience lII2
/ llIH
! TAKOMA PARK RN KITCHEN. PRI-
vale shower bath. gUlr. u-IghD0ruJuu. usar
! ShUpplug. Jheater express bus. 4I5 Cedar 81.
| 2lG sra ST. s E-FUPN. APT, . ROOMS.
! k.,cheIc'.e- private bath. Telz-- gas. uRnt;
/ near Library and Capitol adgl.s
/ l2t2 \. Il AVE d W.-LIV. RM BEDRM.
/ Kit DIN bath; utilities furu. walk dist.
! cOWntuWu- Apply IauItur.
Evening star., 1941-02-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

/ mothers helper. Call MI 732g
GIRL. colored helper, waitress lunch
counter or dining room; after school, re-
HaoIe. references. MI. 214S.
GIRL, colored, wants work of any kind:
good ref; exp, Call Lincoln 1884
GIRL colored neat, hoqest. wants days
work of any kind Republic O934
GIRL neat colored. wishes position a.
bart-tlme waitress or maid; reference.
Hobart 6"S4
| GIRL, colored. reliable. wishes morning
| work, good city references North 4l49.
GIRL. neat, colored. desires morning work:
39l4-J
GIRL. colored. wants lob part time or
steady, city references. Call North 9O32
GIRL. coIored, wishes Job as mother's S
helper good references. Call Franklin
GIRL colored very intelligent wants gen
GIaI houSeWorki good cook, good reference.
District b94l.
GIRL, Colored age - wants general house
work stay nIshts or go home reference.
District GO16
GIRL colored. wants general houseyork,
Rood lauudreSs and good cook, city ref
erence. District 61S5
GIRL coIored, experienced, city refs
nv. 1--we IN room and bath. Call Mon.
GIRL & ghw. and care OF children. -
weekly. Sundays of. Phone HO 1O45
between 8 and . p m
GIRL colored. exp, gen houseworker,
Cal Michigan 617".
GIRLS 90, colored. neat. experienced.
want day or part-time work. reference
Hobart 4566.
WINDOW WASHING or housekeeping IN
pTlVaLe family Call Dupont 76S2, ask
Evening star., 1941-02-03
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1922 l. ST y W.-Nswly decorated double
rms showers avail. handy 10 downtown,
rates. S7-SS weekly
4l19 4th ST. NW.-Large single or dou-
Bile front room: near bus and cars: private
feTiiy; reasonable
56Ol n. H. AVE NE-New detached. cor
ner single rm, new furn.; eXpr. bus: $50
month.
1901 COLUMBIA RD. NV, Apt. 405-At-
Incl. porch for ladies. Dupont $500.
1905 FULTON ST. NV. near WIs.-Com-
fortably fuTn room. small private family
gentleman preferred EN-. 3026.
1873 ADAMS MILL RD N.W.-Nice sunny
rm., private bath. overlooking Rock Creek
Park; for gentleman. co. BIS.
OVERLOOKING WARDMAN GARDENS
Large. newly decorated rln. adjacent bath;
windows. Colonial furnishings, large
closets: $3.50. Columbia 0lSS-J
SO YOU ST. N.W-Large front room, suit
able for one or two men: very convenient
to all Govt. depts.: meals if desired. %
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-Large choice
south front room in private family refer
ences: garage. Woodley SlO9. 3
37O7 HARRISON NW-Desirable room,
semi-private bath. private home; conven-
$500 3"
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO ROOMS. single and
double; convenient Northwest; women pre-
ferred reasonable. Warfield 1921.
1497 SHEPHERD ST. NV rm, S.
expos, twin beds. next bath, closets;
conv- trans: reas ia. 3496.
423 EMERSON NW-Large double rm,
stores. churches: reasonable. RA 1910.
1900 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Rooms for young men, SIS month. Call
Georgia 1877 after pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-03
SITUATIONS WoMEN

BOOKK KEEPER-TYPIST. experienced age
70 H22.50 week. l. Cough, DE. 1900 a.
COOK, Swedish experiences Al refer
enceS Phone Atlantic 1884 after 6, -
DENTAL HYGIENIST interested in part
time dental hygiene work. X-ray expert
encC Box 122-K, Star.
LADY young. -, pleasing appearance
nurse for doctors or dentists office ex-
perienCe typlng and phySiOtherapv , years
college accept small salary to start. Box
l!3-H, Star.
P. B. X OPERATOR. experienced. knowl-
edge OF typng and calculator. Franklin
$500
SECRETARY. STENOG RFCEPTIONIST.
Refined young lady, excellent references.
WO. t1Sl 3
WAITRESS, young, experienced. would like
position. daytime preferred. Metropoli-
tan 5OS5.
WOMAN, young, alert from Detroit. very
deSlrouS OF SIenOgraDherS position; expert
pnCel EON lnN-k SIar
Evening star., 1941-02-03
SITUATIONS MEN.
Continued }

MAN, colored. wants Job as houseman, but
ler or chauffeur: city references. Call
North 9032.
MAN. colored. neat. wants evening work
after cleaning office. DU Sl74 3
SECRETARY. confidential, recently re-
turned Europe. desires position as private
secretary fourteen years experience Vari-
Gus Ambassadors and Ministers: accept
part time, best references: knowledge ste
nography Box 75-K. Star 3.
WINDOWS and walls washed. reasonable
rates good work. Max and Jack Columbia
1856
PART TIME BOOKKEEPING.
INCLUDING INCOME TAX REPORTS
Rate as low as 50 per month Box
Evening star., 1941-02-03
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ROOM for young lady. pref. with car. pri-
vatc home. 500 month. Lovely suburb IN
Bethesda. $40 Mooreland lane WI. S9i2.
TAKOAA PARK-SJudio room. well fur
niShed. Private bath. $50. SH 20q5.
Evening star., 1941-02-03
HELP MEN.
Continued }
T NEED A MAN

Married with car, for permanent position,
about $40 with ARRANGEMENTS Tor expense
70 start; references required. Apply 1912,
Guardian Health Store, 354S l4th ST. NV.
MAN for route salesman.
Bond required unless you
have friends Of good back
ing. State age and if mar
ried, Good opportunity for
right man. Apply Box 345-
H, Star.
RADIO SERVICE MAN.
Young man thoroughly eX-
perienced in servicing radios,
one with car preferred.
Apply Lansburgh's Service
Bldg, South Capitol and P
SITS. S.W.
Evening star., 1941-02-03
COCKER SPANIELS.

PUPFIFS-
Blacks. Males and Females; Registered
STUD DOGS.
Red and White. son Of ch. The Great
Pilot Of Wlrehaveu, dam en-. Bobans Bright
Skirts
Black. son OF ch NonQuitt Notable, dam
by ch. Ny Own Again.
BOARDING
Heated Kennels ind runs TeaS. rates.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS. Wash -BaIto blv.,
above Berwyn. Md. Phone Hess WA. 1924