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Evening star., 1941-07-23
Ninth OF a Series
By ROBERT J. CASEY,

Ninth OF Series
BY ROBERT J. CASEY,
rcseisn Correspondent OF tn. Star ant
Chicago Daily News.
And I said to the man
Who stood at the gate Of the
year:
"Howm I doin'?"
And the man who stood
At the gate of the year said,
You're alive, amt you,
chump?"
Lines for a London
Christmas card.
was buried somewhere in the
Ritz dining room when the clunk
fell and I wasn't aware of 1t until
I stumbled out and discovered the
red lamps at the end of the Arcade
and the white rope stretching across
Piccadilly. The bomb had come
down somewhere on the Green
Park side of the road-a time
bomb, of course-something that
would go right on reminding us of
Hitler for days possibly, sort OF
military rosemary. Well, the ropes
meant that the A. r. P. had put a
block on Piccadilly. They meant
also that to reach the Athenaeum
Court down at the foot of the hill
I should have to start on a detour
by way of Berkeley Square, where
because of other time bombs the
nightingales had ceased to sing
many weeks before.
Berkeley Square, of course, would
be only the beginning. For it was
the custom in these impromptu
tricks to meet other time bombs and
make detours about the original de-
tour. and so on. That is what had
made night riding in taxicabs in
teresting when it was still possible
to find a taxicab). You groped your
way into the cab, felt carefully
about the interior to make sure
that you weren't about to sit down
on anybody alive or dead, and then
settled back for an experience like
blind-man's buff on wheels or an
endless journey through the "tun-
mel of love-
Meets Parked Car.
It was pitch dark IN this sector,
once you had left the Piccadilly
crossing light behind you. stepped
down off the curb on the SUPPOSE
ton that the debris hazard might
be smaller in the middle of the
street, and there. I ran squarely into
the end of parked car.
I wasn't certain at first that it
was a parked car. I didn't know
what it was until I began to analyze
the pain in my legs where 1 had
colhded with the rear bumper. I
naturally cursed the thoughtlessness
of anybody who'd block a highway
like this. Then l found out why
the car was there. Most of a
house had fallen across it >. and
not so long ago I found out as I
tried to make some headway toward
the Mayfair Hotel or LondsdoWne
Eouse-the radiator was still warm.
There was no chance of passing
this barrier on the sideWalk-the
rubble seemed to be about 7 feet
high in that direction And there
was 4 hole in the middle of the
street. l couldn't tell how deep.
I guess that in spite of other con-
siderations I must have been a little
interested in the causes of things,
because I carried away the impress
SION that the bomb had gone of
Evening star., 1941-07-23

Red Cross first aid service for
workers is credited with big re-
duction In loss of time from acci-
dents during the building of Grand
Colllee Dam
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Wedding Of Interest
Miss Dorothy Porter Bride
Of Mr.. David r. Stauffer

waistline, neck and sleeves en-
broidered in seed pearls. Her long
train was covered by an old net
wedding veil, family heirloom. and
over this she wore wrist-length
full veil attached to tiny cap Of
net, with a lace diadem embroidered
in seed pearls. She carried an
ivory prayer book to which was
fastened a single white orchid, with
a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley attached.
The matron of honor and only
attendant was Mrs. Donald Jay
Collins Of New Kensington. Pa,
sister of the bride. She wore a
foor-length gown of gold faille,
with a full skirt and clcse-fitting
jacket, and a small hat Of the same
material trimmed with velvet roses
to match the talisman roses of her
bouquet.
The best man was Mr.. Henry B.
Stauffer, brother of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Porter, mother of the bride,
wore long dull blue crepe after
noon gown, trimmed in silver and
rhinestone embroidery, With cor
sage of orchids, and was assisted in
receiving by the bridegroom aunt,
Miss Sarah Clokey. Miss Clokey
(See WEDDINGS, Page B-4.)
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Diplomats
TOAttend
Musicale
Mrs Townsend Will
Present Melchior
And Lotte Lehman

Diplomats from the Scandinavian
countries will be among those pres-
ent Monday morning when Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend presents the
distinguished Danish tenor Lauritz
Melchior of the Metropolitan and
Nine. Lotte Lehman, Austrian
American soprano, also of the
Metropolitan, in the final program
of her current series of morning
musicales in the ballroom of the
Hotel Mayflower. A number of these
diplomats also will be at the lunch-
con following the musicale. Mrs.
Arthur Vandenberg will be among
Mrs. Townsend's guests at the
luncheon and later that evening
she and the Senator will entertain
at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Melchior.
While they are in town the Mel
chiors will be house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Townsend, who also will
have as guest Mrs. Henry Martin
Alexander of New York. a close per-
sonal friend of the Melchiors. who is
coming to town especially for this
event.
AS the program will be fairly long,
including two special request" num-
bers, it will begin promptly at 11:15
o'clock, and Mrs. Townsend requests
that her audience be seated by l1:10.
Mr.. Melchior will feature a group
of unusual Scandinavian songs and
present the closing aria from Par
sifal." He also will sing a few songs
in English.
Nine. lehman will sing two
groups of songs by Schumann,
Schubert, Brahms and Richard
Strauss and include among them.
"by request" Schubert's dramatic
song, Der Erlkoenig."
Also by request, the two artists
will sing the duet-"The Spring
Song" from the "Walkuere" An
other group Of duets will include
songs by Bohm, Johann Strauss and
Schumann.
Seats can be secured from Mrs.
Townsend at her home, 1709 TWen-
ty-frst street NV.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

George Washington University
School of Medicine. The wedding
will take place in the spring.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Porter, daughter of the Interstate
Commerce Commissioner and Mrs.
Claude Rodman Porter, to Mr..
David Rinehart Stauffer took place
yesterday afternoon in the Ward
man Park apartment of the brides
parents.
Mr.. Stauffer is the son Of Mr..
Henry E. Stauffer of Cnevy Chase
and the late Mrs. Stauffer.
Only members of the two families
attended the wedding, which was
followed by a large reception for
over 300 guests.
DIR. Albert Evans
Officiates at Ceremony.
The ceremony took place before
an improvised altar banked with
palms. ferns and white sllapdragons,
placed before the French windows
IN the drawing room, with Dr.. AL
bert Evans, assistant pastor of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, officiating. Mrs. Winnifred
Howell Artaud played the wedding
music.
The brides gown, which was worn
by her two elder sisters at their
weddings, was of ivory satin fash
| ioned with peplum, with, the
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Miss Natalie Merrill
Engaged to Mr.. Howard.

Another engagement which claims
the social spotlight is that of Miss
Natalie Bayard Merrill, niece of Mrs.
Peter Goelet Gerry, wife of the
senior Senator from Rhode Island.
Miss Merrills engagement to Mr..
Henry Howard of Washington and
New York is made by her mother.
Mrs. Grenville Merrill of Merrill
ton, r. l.
Miss Merrill. whose father, the
late Rev. George Grenville Merrill,
was rector of Stockbridge, Mass, at
tended Rosemary Hall and has
travelled extensively abroad. She
was presented to society at a ball
given by her aunt, Mrs. Nicholas
Brown, at Harbour Court in New
port and is actively engaged in the
British War Relief. Her sister is
Mrs. Lewis Baker Cuyler of Prince
ton, N. j., and her brother, DR..
George Merrill, is a pathologist on
the staff of Johns Hopkins in Bal
timore.
Miss Merrill also is the niece of
the Vicountess d'Osmoy of Nice,
France.
Mr.. Howard was educated at st.
Georges, Newport, and Harvard
class of 1929 He is the son of Mrs
George Howard of New York and
the late Mr.. George Howard of
Washington. He is the grandson
of the late Sir Henry Howard, Min
lister to the Hague and the Ambas-
sador to the Vatican during the
World War. His maternal grand
mother was Cecilia Riggs of Wash
ington and his sister is Mrs. Francis
Amory of Boston. He is member
of the Racquet Club and belongs to
the 7th Regiment Of the N. Y. N. G.,
now part of the 2O7th Coast Artil-
lery Ianti-aircraft) which is to be
inducted into the U. S. Army Mon
day, leaving soon after for a years
training at Camp Stewart, Hines
vile, Ga.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

of the Spanish Embassy, Senator
George Radcliffe, Senator Richard
Russell. Representative and Mrs.
John Mccormack, Countess Loieski
Cassini. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank "A.
Hall, Mrs. Eldridge Jordan, MIR.
Lyle Kennedy, Prince Cyril Tou-
manor, Miss Eleanor Connely,
Judge and Mrs. A. A. Hoehling, Miss
Bertha Joseph. Misses Maude and
Catherine c. Cody, the Rev. Father
Raymond A. MCGOWAN, Mrs. Lionel
Atwill, DR.. and Mrs. Richard j. Pur-
cell. Judge Stroud, Miss Dorothy
Walker, DR.. and Mrs. Thor kerekes,
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Mrs. An
drew Wheeler and Mrs. Robert Wood
of Philadelphia, Miss Mary Johnston
Turner and many others.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Official Set
Has Crowded
Calendar

Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the
Secretary of State, was hostess at
the tea hour yesterday, her guests
including the new Panama Ambas-
sador and Sonora de Brin and the
new Chilean Ambassador and
Sonora de Michels. Both the Am
bassadors were received by the
President January II.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Claude R. Wickard will be the
guests in whose honor the Indiana
Society of Washington will enter
tain at a dinner dance Monday eve
ming, February IT, at the Shoreham.
Georgia Ladies Meet
At Monthly Luncheon.
Mrs. Peterson, wife of Repre-
sentative Hugh Peterson, was ac-
companied by her sister, Miss
Carolyn Russell, at the luncheon
of the Georgia Ladies Luncheon
Club yesterday at the Highlands.
The group of former Georgia resi-
dents who are living in Washing
ton meets the first Wednesday in
each month and yesterday they OBJ
served Georgia Gay, the program
during the luncheon including a
reading by Mrs. Wilbur H. Vinson
and the singing of Cherokee Rose
of Georgia" which was led by Mrs.
Roy North and Mrs. John w. Rustin.
Others at the luncheon were Mrs
Harris widow of Senator William j..
Harris: Mrs. Robert RamSDeck and
her daughter, Miss Dorothy Ram
speck; former Representative Vir-
ginia Jenckes, Miss Laura Berrien,
Mrs. Sidney Harrison, Mrs. Thomas
Camp and Mrs. Mary Green, presi-
dent of the group, who presided at
the luncheon.
Members Of the Congressional
Club are holding a number of inter
esting parties. Tomorrow they will
be the guests of Gen. George c.
Marshall, chief of staff of the Army,
| at Fort Myer, and Tuesday recep-
| ton will be held at the club in
honor of Mrs. Roosevelt. The recep-
ton will be from $3.50 to O'Clock
and the Marine Band will play dur
ing the hours of entertainment.
Pouring at the reception for the
Presidents wife will be Mrs. James
F. Byrnes, Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry,
Mrs. Porter H. Dale. Mrs. William
N Wilmington, Mrs. Daniel Reed
Mrs. Edward R. Burke, Mrs. Clarence
E. Hancock. Mrs Robert L. Dough-
ton, Mrs. r. Ewing Thomason, Mrs
Richard J. WEIGH, Mrs. John r
Murdock and Mrs. Robert F. Rich
Mrs. Clarence III. Small
Entertains Mrs. Tydings.
Mrs. Tydings. wife of Senator
Millard F. Tydings of Maryland
was the guest in whose honor Mrs
Clarence H. Small entertained at
luncheon yesterday at Green Lane
Farms, her home near Laytonsville
Nd. The other guests were Mrs
Dennis Chavez, Mrs. Frank Murphy
Mrs. James Wilkes. Mrs. Roger
Whiteford. Mrs. Alfred Paul and
Mrs. Eugene Scott.
To-Day and tomorrow there arr
several parties on the calendar
Representative and Mrs. Hampton
P. Fulmer of South Carolina viii
entertain SIS guests at dinner thi.
evening at the Raleigh. Theil
guests will include the members o.
the Committee on Agriculture o.
the House, of which Representative
Fulmer is chairman,
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Belgian Ambassador
Attends Luncheon.

Commissioner and Mrs. Edward
Eicher, Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer, and
Mr.. Lyle Kennedy.
Also Count Henry Degenteld,
Princess Boncompagni, Mr.. Anker
Boysen, Lady Broderick, Mrs. Fred
erick Pabor of Savannah, Ga; Msgr.
Francesca Lardone of Catholic Uni
versity, Mrs. Frederick Mitchell
Gould, the Countess of Gainsbor-
ough, Lady Muriel Noel, Mr.. Dewitt
Coffman, the Most Rev. Henry P.
Rohlman, Bishop of Davenport; Mr..
and Mrs. Igor Cassini, Judge and
Mrs. Edward M. Curran, Mrs. John
Allan Dougherty, Mr.. George
VournaS, Mrs. Anna Hobbs Walker,
Miss Evelyn Peyton Gordon, Msgr.
Michael Ready and Mrs. Frederick
Schenck of New York City.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Several Parties Slated
For Archduke Otto
MIR. Lyle Kennedy Entertains
At Supper, and Luncheon
Is Given by DR.. Code Today

unexpected furry entertainment has descended
which while had social letup almost Lenten
in quietude
parties pretender throne
Austria appeared upon the calendar even this
the of honor at luncheon given by the
Georgetown home Yesterday Dr. Code
held for the this
Kennedy entertained for Achduke
Miss Eleanor
Frederick Mitchell Gould
Broderck Clinton Palmer, Miss
Suzanne Slnguf Ralph and Miss Eileen Boand.
Ambassador
Guests at odays Count
Dona Minister of Great Britain and Lady Campbell Count
Jan Drohoowsk Embassy Marquis zahaa of the
M the apostolic delegation
Assistant Attorney M. Shea Mrs Walter Denege
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Luncheon Is Given
Bv Mrs. Hammond

Mrs. James M. Hammond enter
tained at luncheon today in her home
on Cedar Lane, Bethesda, Md, in
honor of the Fine Arts Department
of the Woman's Club of Bethesda
Guests included Mrs. Frank p.
Farley, president of the club; Mrs.
J. Frederick Imerie, vice president
and Mrs. Louis A. Gravelle, past
president. Others included Mrs
Leonard L. Nicholson, Mrs. Edwin
H. Etz Mrs. John H. Ferguson, and
Mrs. j. B. Hutson.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

Mrs. Richard J. Purcell
Presides at Tea Table.
At DR.. Codes tea Mrs. Richard j,
Purcell presided at the tea table,
assisted by Mrs. McCeney Werlich.
Among the guests at this party
were Col. and Sonora de la Sierra
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Envoy in New York

The Minister Counselor of the
Mexican Embassy, Senor Don Luis
Quintanilla. is spending a few days
in New York, where he went to
attend the open citizens forum
meeting on hemisphere defense last
evening. The meeting was the third
in the series sponsored by the
Panhellanic House Association, of
which Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn is
president. The meetings are held
at the Beekman Tower Hotel, where
Senior Quintanilla made his head
quarters during his brief visit.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Coast Guard League
To Hold Luncheon

The Washington unit Of the Coast
Guard League of Women will hold
a luncheon Monday at l O'Clock at
the Fairfax Hotel. The proceeds
from the luncheon will go to the
relief fund. and all members de-
string to attend may call Mrs M.
j. Ryan. Mrs. A. j. Hesford or Mrs.
A. G. Morrill, for reservations.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Goto Kew West

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Henry
Williams have gone to Key West and
are staying at the Casa Marina.
They expect to remain in Florida
for about two weeks.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Leave for Florida

Col. and Mrs. George W. Co.
cheu of 3l06 Foxhall road and
Mai. Gen. Frank S. Cocheu of
the Highlands have left for Lake
land, Fla.
They will return about April l.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
At Home Cancelled

Mrs. Ralph w. Close, wife of the
Minister of South Africa, will not
observe her usual at home tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Miss Genevieve Garner
To Wed; Speakers Niece
Engaged to Texan
Miss Natalie Bayard Merrill,
Niece of Mrs. Peter G. Gerry,
Betrothed to MIR. Henry Howard
By MARGARET HART,
Society Editor.

letter Mrs John Nance Garner we
Washington friends of the
gandchnd
OF Amarillo
Mr. John Currle
H. a o Star State.
The ceremony will take place brides parents and
the bride be ven marriage by her father
Unc of Brde-Elect
To a Wedding.
The pretty end with her grand
than 500 miles from
course will be at their
wedding Garner Geneee says he wont
ronv married unless she afectonate calls her
grandfather, is there
the brde-ee is partacuaIV
about is her Goodrich Fenner bishop
~ kansas He ocd his and his first ofnclal
omeddin
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Housekeeping Rooms

ADELAIDE. 224-Close downtown: large
/ front room, ktchenet,e; all conveniences
adults
BOULEVARD, EAST GRAND. 2i37-
tDodresl: two rooms $50 complete,
sdults free parking.
BRUSH 3756- Beautiful well furnished
I Housekeeping rooms, Frigidsire, colored
respectable people
CAss 1857 Three rooms third door. pri-
! vate entrance; bath adults. 81
CAVALRY. 3ll near Fort clean. airy
rooms. couple. single. private entrance
FOREST WEST. SO Woodward 2-3
comfortably furnished, cross ventilation
SIS 5O-Ss so
HARPER 1852 near Mt Elliott 2 and 3
rooms. sober, employed adults reason.
able,
HENRY. q23 Two rooms neatly furnished
private entrance, running water, reason
able
PARK 3i4O Three room apartment So ~
children. sleeping. single, $3.50, double,
81 sol
TEMPLE 1905 ,Trumbulll spotless rea
home. three comfortable rooms, hath
refrigeration
iTRUMBULL. i323-C Convenient clean. two
rooms. refrigeration, everything included
So So adulis
! VAN DYKE t54f--LarEe room kitchen
/ private entrance. couple. apply rear
. reasonable.
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Houses for Sale

ADDISON (west Jenersonb--s rooms,
furnace: 81, 500, terms reconditioned
throughout. Lafayette $751;.
BUNGALOW 81. 900 value; cash, 81, 500
Inquire az 1889 Twelfth. Grocery store
CLOSE to transportation and stores: 4
room bungalow water. electric and gas:
double construction insulated. $3.50 down
IRWIN-KIGHT a HINES, INC.
CONCORD. 103s-s-room reconditioned /;
reduced 81 $50. don't disturb tenants
Tyler 46s0s
CONANT. 1882 e-room 3-car garage. side
drive removable owner. Trinity 2-205O
DUBAY. near French road-3 room; large
lot, $3.50 $3.50 down, $40 monthly
Vacant 643s Van Dyke. Plaza 25s7
FERRY PARK. 2725. near Lawton-7-
room fun basement H A.. excellent
condition $500 down vacant open as 30 :
owner on property. Tyler 4-s754.
FORT PARK. 1929 Lincoln Park -Four
owner after , m. 81 700, $3.50 down.
.of 81 500 cash
FOUR ROOM house and bath: six-car
garage fun lots plenty trees lots fruit.
sell cheap i93Oe Fenelon.
LINWooD. l5356-6 room breakfast nook.
stoker. fireplace, extra toilet double ga
rage screens storm sashes. Appointment
Townsend 6-i726
MAXWELL s5s2s 7.ruor 7-car gsrsge
excellent condition. sacrifice. fysnhoe
2331,s mornings
RosEMoNT. s7i4 Warren sou,hfisldl-
room, eas, air conditioned Nenetians
81 200, owner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
|Laundries

Al DAMP WASH 20 his. 75s; fiat ironed
~ lbs. 7sc. 1918 Mclean Fitzroy $3.50
AL DAMP, FLAT IRoNED. 10 LBS, s5'
QUALITY LA. 1926 SERVICE
Al LAUNDRY Is pounds all fiat ironed
Si05. all finished. 15c pound; shirts fin
ished, lie. slsoks. csc. Central Uptown
Laundry Townsend s-2077.
A CURTAIN Specials PAIRS. 81
STANDARD size. Hollywood Curtain Cleaners
1915 JOY ROAD TYLER 300
"A DAMP WAsH-Fiat ironed 10 lbs, Tee
IDEAL LAUNDRY 1855
A LAUNDRY service 10 meet your pocket
nook Hudson Laundry Company, Town
send S-f22O
n YOU want fine laundrying at reason
able prices, call Dispatch Laundry com
pany. Townsend s-422O
III TODAY, OUT TOMORROW - % lbs
dmp. sec; ~ pcs. all fiat. s1.2s. no $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

BEAUTY PARLoR, fully equipped every
thing modern; established business.
Owner. Vermont $3.50.
BEAUTY SHOP Es,sblished clientele:
wonderful business: small down payment.
Oregon 032O
location; sacrifice, cash, terms. Vinewood
2 .2660
COMBINATION GROCERY. meats dairy
bar, sell-trade for income bungalow. rea-
sonsble. Plaza s0e5.
FOR sALE--Grocery and meat marksf
doing nics business wants 70 retire. 4e7
Michigan. Monroe. Michigan.
GROCERY. MEAT. -Esiabiisned
years. Good neiehborhood business, Rsa-
sonsble. 1909 East sevsn-Mile.
GRocERY-Mest market, beer-wins' excel
lent location; good opportunity for
couple; illness. Olive 1929.
GRoCERY-MEAT MARKET-Dolns excel.
lent business. Lady must sacrifice. zifs
Fourth
GROCERY sToRE-r,,.sish.d very r.s.
sonAbie; living quarters; good business.
e5oi Bessemore
GRocERYMEAT MARKET - Estsbiished
business; no super composition. Sacrifice
Olive sf33
GRocERY-MEAT MARKET, All electric
equipment; must sacrifice; owner. Nur-
kNNPf ftOOmlN1 ftltf- wei IuFNtU<rs
big income, bargain, owner, zs7i East
Jefferson
MERRfCk. sss-Ten rooms. suitable for
IRONING house. Present two family; m
good repairs. Leaving city No Traders.
Furniture for sale nessonsols. owner,
Temple eO0f.
NINE ROOMS, beautifully fgrnishsd: suit
able for rooming house, rsssonsbis.
Tyler t-75is
RESTAURANT Good location ests olishs1
business sacrifice. account iiiness.
Owner ATlsntic 1851
ROOMfNo HOUSE Ten rooms Nspitshls
boarding.; rent SEQ. fessonsbls terms.
Trinity 7-fss3.
lRooMINo HOUSE thirty roonns $3.50 Ia
come, no vacancies. tl.eOo down Tenn
pie -s7s7
u
SEVEN Iight housekeeping units ~ lop1.
Y 5000 Down. NJ brokers isi josspnfsss
SMALL. EeTABffsHKD fro>srys nsae
school; hvirg qusrfsrt; terms. eaaA
Lsaving city. i7o5 BALDWIN.
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NOTICE In here by gwen thst a special
meeting OF the members OF the NJ chi-
gan Hospital Benefit Association Will be
held on Thursday. sept A. 1871. At n
.. m. al 1900 Buh Bldg. Detroit Mich,
Association and for the transaction Of
such other business a. may come before
the meeting Andrew Gump president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

BLAZER AUTO supply Complete nns
Terms. 2i5os Van Dyke IS AueJ. ONT
$40.
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Bus Transportation
Moving, Storage, Carriage


ALBRIGHT moving storage. Grating ship
ping Service anywhere. Reasonable. al
Milwaukee. Trinity 2-2lii
ATLANTIC PADDED VANS Low rates
free estimates, insured, careful Town
send 6-5sO3.
HAMILTON MOVING Local. long dts
lance: lowest prices IN town, Trunks, soc
up. Temple RHO. 47l9 Hamilton.
PACIFIC MOVING co. Baggage odd
pieces bonded, insured reasonable. Ran
doph 1898.
RETURN loads wanted immediately 20
Is states Winner Van Lines. Local and
storage; insured 1899 quincy. Univer-
sity 2-6650
IRA ans -CoNTINENTAL FREIGHT
Household goods transportation special
lists. 90i West Jefferson, Cherry $3.50
VIRLEY COULTER Moving. expressing
trucking. storage. baggage. Cadillac 2il6
READ Times want Ads for profit use
them for results
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Lumber, Building Material

24x22 Home Bunt $500 Grand River
Lumber Couzens ana Telegraph Roads
2-cAR GARAGE, Si72 so: ERECTED
1872 Wyoming Hogarth 4ss5
2-cAR GARAGE Sis5 y. s. House
wreekng. 1896 Dequindfe.
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ATTENTION,

DO YOU want 20 dispose % your house 81
0at7 We have buyers who are able and
anxious 10 purchase property In or nea
the city. our experienced sslesmen ar
ready 10 help YOU 81 any time. Pleas
call CA. 1900 for details.
HANNAH REAL ESTATE ExcH. INC.
IS Years ~ Service
BUYERS Any East side property. cash
terms. Purd. Ivsnboe 3340.
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
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Exoex SehEcp DEzoc21#
BUYERS GUIDE
hay rrNER RELIEF
HOBBY sUrruEs. PLANES. ErC.

pHILCo ROOM vENTlLAToK. 500 30 up
We also carry me York Machine,
Shtvely. 1921 Lincoln Madison 400
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Lumber, Building Materials

BUY NoW-HEATINC PLANT
CONSUMERS 1920 JOS. CAMPAU
BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGES-"B Butt. Ac-
corcing 20 Requirements Hogarth 4lfi.
COTTAGE, 4-roOm, bath, 24x2O, 1912
state~inmber 200ii John r. TO s-i2o6
LOANS $40 70 81. 900 for your BLDG. needs
John X. Lumber. Il. o. $3.50.
oNE-cAR garage. i2xis. $si. 50 Fillmore
Lumber. sis p 7-Aile Rd. TO. s-7l25
SMITH-ORR CO.
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Lumber. sls p. Mile Rd. TO. s7i2a
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