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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-01-31
DAYTON
10 E A L S

One Of the most delightful at
fairs of the season was enjoyed
by the Excelsior rs Club and
their friends on January l6, celc-
brat,ng their t5'h anniversary
Wisn dancing party.
The highlight Of the evening
was the serving Of the birthday
cake by the club hostess, Miss
Lillian Saunders, the presenting
of the birthday presents by the
president, Miss Jessie Shaw, and
giving favors by the mcmberhp.
After winch we were entertained
by Johnny Webb and his orches-
ira until the wee hours ol the
morning.
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tee of Industry; Mr.. Hillcbrandt.
chairman Of the Committee on
Labor: Nv Marlborough. lhair-
man Of the Committee on De-
fense, and Mrs. Heslip, secretary
to the Commission. Members not
in the picture are Dr.. w. W.
Charters, Columbus; DR.. Abba
Hillel Silver, Cleveland, and Tho
mas Starks, Rellaire.
Arnold. j ordan Hayden, Howard
Loritts, and Marshall billiard.
The Club also wishes to an
nounec that they are making
plans for their Second Annual
Cabaret Party to be given Sat
urday, March 1st Mt the Chez
Ami Mite Club.
4 II Il
On Thursday, February 9th the
Stewards and Stewardesses will
give banquet in honor Of Rev.
j. Walker Storms, pastor Of Al,
len a. II church There will
be a turkey dinner served at 9
o'clock, after which a program
will take place ia the auditorium
Mrs. Incz Stewart is general
chairman, Mrs. Gussie Goodnight
and Mrs. Sadye Nelson, co-chair-
men.
February 10th will be Men,
Day ut Allen A.M.E. church
The Bethel Baptist church will
present the Paul Roberts Singer.
in Il musical concert Thursday
February at pm. Tickets arr
on sale by the committee.
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Front row, left to right, II. G..
Atkinson, Akron; Fred G. Ben.
nett, Columbus; Mrs. Constance
r. Heslip, Toledo; Chester Il.
Gillespie, Cleveland, and Dir. III.
w. Nisonger, Columbus, Back
row, left to right: James r.
Walsh ,Jr., Cincinnati; Courtney
Burton, Cleveland; Leo Jacobs.
Columbus; Herbert +. Hille-
brandt, Columbus, and Dean s.
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Chocolate Coffes ae

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Chocolate coffea ae
2 aanafca u1l
Y cup strong eoi
cream. | cup hrD al.
packed, ] cup & fas4i,lf. 8
dash OF salt, 2 as'39iaNona Ia.
teaspoon Ntniik
Add eloeolata to coffee
cream and place oYeF f9W i
Cook until miNtare Iii e III
blended. stirring eaaBtias
sugar and salt, aud a9if gtl
s dissolved aud mixia4'a llelia
sinue boiling, Wi,hoag tiill fl
4 small amount oi niiNfH4a |
A very soft ball ii esd W
t23a r.l Remove ianl lire I
butter and vanilla cool to
wafm ttlns FL; tileu beat fll
mixture begins TO tllieieR or io
it's eloae Turn nt cfee into "a
pan, ayi inchcs.@ 4Il
hi squares. Makes - iais aie eai.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-01-31

The local chapter OF Delta
Sigma Theta sorority celebrated
the 2Sth anniversary Of the or
ganization recently in the home
Of Mrs. Arneida McGregor, GIG
Randolph street.
Officers for the new year were
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elected as follows. Mildred John
son, president; Lillian Revere.
vice president; Arneida McGre-
gor. secretary; Ruby Lacy, trea-
surer; Mildred Glass, correspond
ing secretary; Adelaide Hawkins,
chaplain.
A Pot Luck supper was served
to the sorrors.
Plans were initiated at this
meeting for the Mardi Gras to be
held at the Cotton Club Febru-
ary 2l, ior the benefit of the
scholarship fund. At this annual
de lux affair the friends Of the
sorority are requested to wear
costumes. This will help to make
the affair more colorful and in
teresting.
The annual dinner of the Owl
Club as held Saturday, Januarv
25th at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
ODE billiard on S. Kilmer street.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Al
len Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Parsons, Miss Amy Hughes, Miss
Ruby Lacy. Miss Rose Holcomb,
Miss Irene Love; Messrs. Onnic
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be sought and
tried. Here is
one that will be,
come an imme
lliate favorite
b G q | t b I u | !,
economical aud
delicious
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oIhYos question win he sna'yzcd ire this ronmn e.y
Il OF iuii
address letter For P0a Reply
envelope for latest ASIRoIoGf
REAnING rng yonv birftdafe also free letter adpcs
anayzng Questions Explain problems clearly and con-
uesons within the af logical reasoning
FORUM, 4l4 W s.h ST. DAYTON olslv
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TESTED RECIPE
BIZ Frances Lee BaYsos

A S the varieties OF apples ripen
on your own trees or appear
in your local stores, new apple
racipes should
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QuINTuPL LETS
use MUSTEROLE for
Chest COLDS
Mother--Give Your CHILD
This Same Expert Care!

At the first sign Of the Dionno Qun-
tuplets catching cold their chests and
thgaats are rubbed with Ghildren's
Mild Musterolo product made TO
promptly relieve the DISTRESS Of
childrcn's colds and resulting coughs.
The CUNTS have always had the
beat OF eare, 80 mother yoii may be
assured Of using just about the BEST
product made when You use Mnsterpla.
MORE than an ordinary "salve' '---
warming, soothing Musterole helps
break IN local congestion. Also made
in Rcgnlnr and Extra Strength for
those prefcrring u stronger product.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-01-31
Al the first sign Of
SORE
THROAT
gdrgle Listerine

This prompt precaution may head of
p cold Of which sore throat is often a
yrnptom. Listerine Antiseptickillsmil-
ions of surface germs associated with
colds gives Nature a helping hand Ill
the time she needs it, Remember, colds
pre aggravated by germ infection. So
Why not fight them by frequent gar
Cling with germ-killing Listerine.
Lambert Pharmacal Co, ST. Louis, No.
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Marlborough, Xenia Gov. John
w. Bricker appointed these peo-
pie as members OF his Advisory
Commission on Employment
Problems Of the Negro. The
Commission conducted its first
meeting last week in Columbus
and cleced Mr.. Bennett chair
man. Other officers elected were
Mr.. Gillespie. vice-chairman; Mr..
Burton, Chairman Of the Commit
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SICK, NERVOUS.
CRANKY "sH6n1 uoaTn" !?
Then Read WHY
Lydia 4. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Is
Real "WOnian's s Friend!

Some women suffer scvcrc monthly
pain (crampA, bnckaehc, hcadach.t due
to female functional disorders while
others nerHea tend to bcpome upsct and
they get cross. restless and moody.
So Why not talla vdia r. Pinkhana's
Vegetable cofnpoui.l nsadn especially
to help tired. riir down, nervous woni-
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Pinkhain's Compound contains no opi-
atas or habit-f6r.aing ingredients. 1t
Evening star., 1941-03-07

COLLECTOR will purchase fine porcelain,
china figures, vases, unusual brlC-a-brac.
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DOWNTOWN, 1907 N. H. ave. n.w.-Com-
Portable rm., twin beds, shower, excellent
YOuDp
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fifuf neW 3IsfoTy nome is of the moder3e
architecture and is located in one OF the
finest and most convenient sections of the
city 1t is well planned for gracious living
lighted and ventilated There is a stone
fireplace in the living room and also one in
the large reception room. The porch is
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOSTON, at stud. champion sired; black
seal, button seal. 10 pounds; puppies, males.
iii East CAPITOL.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR, given a sani-
tary bath, removing all f1eas and returned
FOR 81. Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital.
WO. O224. Bethesda Branch. WI. 3O45.
IRISH Settlers, 31a mos, $40 up; good
stock. Sawyer. Sweeney'S Trailer Camp,
near Capitol Airport. Bladensburg.
COOKERS l male. 9 females, black, fine
pedigree distemper protected. wormed.
Also younger puppies on display Murphy's
and 10 store, 1928 18th st. NV See
Mrs Hill.
DEE GEE KENNELS.
Boston terriers, chow, German shepherd
puppies: cheap Also mixed breed puppies;
cheap. SH. 3669-J.
BOARD WANTED
FOR SMALL POODLE.
BOX 2S-M, STAR. %
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HYATTSVILLE,

rooms. tiled bath, ami: heat, c.h.w,
refrigerator; block to bus streetear or
shopping; $40; available now. Call Hyatts.
O4O4 any weekday or see OWNER at 20
TAYLOR ave- Riverdale, Md
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1928 2nd RID. N, Lyon Park Va-Sinsie
room with private bath. newly furn. and
decorated. l0c bus. CHI. 5s49.
SETTLED LADY for attractive single room,
private home. kitchen PRIVILEGES: on IOc
bus line S15 mo Glebe 047l.
NEW HCME-Single or double rm. with
pvt bath; oil heat. 1S Clagett I'd, Univ
Park phone Hyatts 0636
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BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS, r. / Reds $3.50 per
100. Conkey'S Y-O feeds James Feed
Store $40 K ST. NV. METROPOLITAN O0S9.
BLOOD-TESTED CHICKS brooders. equip
ment poultry remedies and feeds. F. w.
BOlgiano & Co, All New York ave. ne.
AT. 5411. COZ E ST. NV. Ma. OO91.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

AND WIFE DESIRE TO SUB
let apt. or house to July /. Phone RE.
1901, Apt. Oil.
TO ACCOMMODATES SIX RESPONSIBLE
young men. furn., 3 bedrooms. sitting room,
kitchen and shower bath with ample hot
water. Write Box 175M, Star.
UNFUR. APT. . RMS, KIT AND PVT
bath young couple. no children. $40
Fri; al day Sat RA 1850.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON. 1890 N. VERNON ST
Avail April l, entire 2nd fl: rms, bath,
pvt. ent., oil H.. h. W.; adults; $50 so. %
CLEAN, ATTRACTIVE. REASONABLE.
Two rooms, bath, kitchenette, private en-
trance, auto. heat c.h.w., yard. trees OK.
1439-W 9"
UNFURN.-LIV. RM., BEDRM., LGE.
clothes closet. lge. kit. with elec. box, lge.
hall, pvt bath, all modern: adults. 924
N Irving St, Arl., Va. CHI. S0S7.
NEW HOME, 4 ROOMS. BATH, PRIVATE
entrance: real fireplace, refg, oil heat, gas,
elec., S45 l fare. HI. 0957-R.
ARLINGToN-5 RMS: ELEC. RANGE,
refrg., tile bath, oil heat furn.; porch; pvt.
ent. CHI 2242. 7'
FURN., 2 L.H.K. ROOMS. ALL MODFRN;
elec. refg.; S25 per mo. 203 LenoX ave-,
Colmar Manor, Brentwood. Md.
ARLINGTONT-AATT. 5 RIM, PATH. PC PCH + !;
OXFORD 1900 OR 2131-J
NEARBY vA-NEW APT. BLDG.
McCLAINE GARDENS-Occupancy Now.
Arlington's Finest Fireproof -Apts.
Mostly rented, few left; S5650, S62 80.
Make reservations now. McCLA1NE. 210O
Wilson blvd Oh 33O0 Ewes, CHI. 33Ol,
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OFF CONN. AVE. nr. Uptown Theater-
Private home, larse, newly furn. single and
double rooms; gentlemen. Emerson ll14.
RD. HOTEL, 23O5 18th NV
Newly decorated rooms single, double, twin.
Some with running water. s. wk. up.
1928 DIST ST. NW-Hlghly desirable
room and bath, shower, fireplace; for |
or . discriminating gentlemen. Excellent
1nca tim Dlnnnr 411O.
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JR. PROFESSIONAL ASS T.
Typewriter Clearance Sale

To make room for new shipment. Sacrifice
Underwood, L. c. Smith, Royals, from
$3.50 up. Tyr. guarantee. Royal portables,
new, S29.5 so; regular, S39.50. Acme
Typewriter Co.. 1104l2 King ST., Alex, Va.
Temple 5400.
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COLORED = ROOMS KITCHEN AND
heat and light furnished S35 mo. 6Is
3rd ST. ne. =
18th AND N SITS. NV.
For colored-I and rooms, kitchen and
bath; adults only employed. Apply
SIMON BELOFF, Real Estate,
1908 N Y Ave NV Ma SlS7
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HOUSES EURN. OR UNEURN.

16-ROOM HOUSE. 1900 BLOCK GIRARD
st. n.w.-Due to illness, will rent furnished
or unfurniShed. Now occupied. Excellent
location Has been used for rooming
house MA 4OS9 912 Investment Bldg.
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331 ST. NE, nr CAPITOL large rooms
suit. for 4 Govt. girls; 3 meals lunches
packed1 S35 ea mo
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

LEE HEIGHTS, VA-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished 5-room and bath home. S75 inClud-
ing heat and utilities. Conv-, fare trans.
CH. 1898.
4136 ARKANSAS AVE MYTHS BEAU
tiful new home is modern architecture and
nicely furnished. Located in one Of the
finest most convenient sections Of the city
This house is well planned for gracious
living, as the rooms are quite large, we'll
lighted and ventilated Stone fireplace in
the living room, porch, 2 bedrooms beau
tiful tiled baths. complete and attractive
kitchen and many other niceties not nor
mally found make this house really out
standing. Rent, Sl25. Taylor $3.50.
24I4 MONROE ST. NE FURNISHED
home, SIS month; : rooms. oil heat, all
modern improvements, beautiful grounds;
will rent to responsible party.
LEASE OR SALE; VERY COMFORTABLY
and completely furn.; rms. sleep. porch,
lge. yard elec. refg.. oil heat, recreation
rm. 65 st. NV. Ii l034O.
WHITE BRICK BUNGALOW. . BEDRMs..
artistic and comfortable; conv NV. Sec
tion: ress. Woodley 6415.
7-RM HOUSE. FURNISHED. "a BLOCK
from D. c. line: am.c: very reasonable.
call
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

4224 4Oth ST. Nw-RENT. Ss9. so.
Groom, 2-Bath Efnciency.
SAMUEL 8. SPRUCE.
Tower Building National 4905.
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CHI CH.. D. C.-sEMI-DET BRICK. ONE
and one-haf blocks of Conn. and priced at
only S1450. Six rms, auto. heat. built
in garage screens. fireplace. THOS L.
PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until 9 pm. 35lS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

MAN young: Protestant family: Anacostia
area; must be reas.: refs. Give full par
ticulars. Box 157-M, Star. 81
BOARD AND ROOM for mother and 312
yr -old son. care of son while mother Is
employed. Box 57-M. Star. -
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ovERLooKING CATHEDRAL.

OPPORTUNITY. A very attractive
center-entrance hall corner brick. Beau
tifully decorated and in immaculate con.
diton. Automatic heat, electric refrigera-
ton very spacious covered masonry
porch with south and east exposures
Maids room and bath and two-car built
in garage This is unusual offering.
BOSS g. PHELPS. exclusively. Ma. 93O0
Evenings call Mrs Collins. DU. 6S12.
5O22 V ST. NW-DETACHED BRICK,
painted white, picturesque stream borders
property Price, $3.50
SAMUEL g. SPRUCE,
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large detached home, single and doubles;
excellent food: $50 UP monthly. WO. 97OO
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Sl2 d ST. N.E.-Double nm, twin beds,
next bath, reaS. All meals served or will
pack lunch ConY trans
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ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

LADY. Govt clerk, wants partly furn. or
unfurn; bedroom or share an unfurn apt D,
preferably downtown. Box 96-M, Star .
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332 10th ST. S.E-2-RoOM FURNISHED
apartment; Frigidaire; IS week Lincoln
O4RA-I
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1917 KENYON ST NW-DESIRABLE l.
rm. and kitchen front apt: Frigidaire
electricity, heat, gas adults; gentileS.
ANACOSTIA 143S MINI. AVE. Sc
Walking dist. to Navy Yard: clean rms
sink, refg., c.h.w., cleo, gas, good heat
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

l445 MASS. AVE N.W.-Newly decorated:
outside rooms. RUNNING water; selective
menu. Double or single. %
1900 18th ST. N.W-Large room with
lavatory, suitable for /, > or 3 men, S3S
each. Good food 50
ARLINGTON, VA-Single or double room,
with board. Convenient transportation.
53l5 10th N.W,-Rms. for particular peo-
serv.; Southern hostess. RA. 7713.
sl2 D ST. N.E-Double nm, twin beds,
next bath, reaS. All meals served or will
pack lunch. Conv. trans
26I5 18th ST. NW-Double and triple
rooms. S32 and S35. Southern cooking;
Just opened. Convt. trans. MI. 1887.
Mr.. NAVY YARD. 1349 S. Carolina ave.
S.e.-Large rm single beds; c.h.w.. unlim.
phone: $3.50 ca. Ii. 7005.
SINGLE, clean, warm room. delicious meals
well-seryed in consenial pvt. det. home. l
blk. 10th ST. bus. Yard, porches. garage.
RANDOLPH 7O35.
331 B ST NE, nr CAPITOL large rooms
suit for Govt. girls; 3 meals lunches
packedl. S35 ca. mo
DoWNToWN, 1907 n, H. ave. n.w;-Com-
Portable nm, twin beds, shower, excellent
meals. Young men.
4s2s 10th ST. N;W.-vacancies for or 3
select guests; best environment. quick
transp., excellent meals, moderate rates.
Taylor 90l5.
PICKwICK. ARMS, 1918. r. I. ave, NV
Large. double rm.. End f., ,semi-pvt bath;
also single rm.: switchboard
DOUBLE ROOM twin beds, semi-pyivate
Station. Franklin 1891.
1872 KANAWHA ST. NV. of Conn.,
Large detached home, single and doubles;
excellent food: $50 up monthly. WO. 97oO.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

sAXoPHoNEs--close of reconditioned
Healy, So Beaufort $40: Conn, $3.50;
Supertone, SOS: so also others Private
lessons included at small additional cost.
MA 1870; kits. 1880 G street. Middle
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GOLD. DIAMONDS.

Highest cash prices paid. Arthur Markel
91S F St NV, Rm. 30l Ma. O2S4.
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WOODBRIDGE HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Sold Before COMPLETION
1909 Franklin st. n.e.-New 6.room row
bricks, arranged for l or families; mod
ern equipment; $3.50 down, $50 per mo.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
22S1 2 Ave N E North 1903.
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SlO.75C = WEST CHEVY CHASE = s
rooms, 2 baths, large lot Seldom can
we offer a home Of this size in an excel
lent location for the price asked. See It
today. REALTY ASSOCIATES National
1893 until pm
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- OOTNtr DdVtNpOTI 81.
Nicely furnished apt, large outside
rooms; bedroom living room, dinette
kitchen. bath and porch; 24-hr. elevator
and switchboard service. all electricity on
house current Res EM $500
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IN CONVENIENT D. c. LOCATION.
Attractive new detached brick of SIX
excellent rooms. with many unusual and
attractive features. Only $3.50 90, with
modest cash payment and balance like
rent Act quickly on this Outstanding
value. Mr. Quick, RA. 341s or DI 3iO0,
Evening star., 1941-03-07

WILL GIVE basement room TO couple in
exchange light duties Apply Saturday
after > pm, 1882 18th st. NV.
7O4 NICHOLSON ST. NW-Attractive
front room, for l or >, pvt. shower bath,
unlim. phone: conv. transp. RA. 1879.
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53l5 10th N.W-Rms. for particular peo-
serY-: Southern hostess RA z1l3
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

SO Per Cord Any Length Quick Delivery.
Pierson. Sandy Spring, Md. Ashton 1921.
GUARANTEED GENUINE Penna. hard.
stove or nut, S11 ton, 2,2i0 lbs, del bins
Phone Atlantic O592.
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Continued on Next Pags.)
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: ROOMS. KIT, BATH, HOT-WATER
oltlon; dentists ONCE and apt for / 5 years:
SUITABLE doctor or beauty parlor: good
N0rIheaSt business section; reduced.
SIEUART BROS INC NJ 1494
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TAKOMA PARK, 72l ERIE AVE-LIVING
room, bedrm.. elec. kitchen, dnette, tiled
bath, shower, beautifully furnished; thermo-
stat. laundry: nr. bus, stores; adults; $50.
Shepherd 4563-W.
LIZ Z ST NJ M PMS ERONT At
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DESIRABLE TOWN HOUSE-EXCELLENT
condition, near downtown section. owner
occupied 3 stories with basement and
attic, S19,500 Seen by appointment only.
j. C. WELDON CO. NE 3O1l
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HOUSES UNEURNISHEp.

b04 MORRIS ST. NE.-b ROOMS, BAIH,
electricity, furnace: $40 so. FRANCIS A.
BLUNDON CO.. sos H ST NV
4I39 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. AT
Grant Circle-HouSeS seldom available IN
this location; $3.50. SH. 1904
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-CBY OWNER, 8
rms, ] ba.; Is rms, bas.: rms, , bas.
Il bedroom and ba. 1st floor; s rms. ,
bas: 10 rms 2l7 bas. parduet floors
throughout, living room 27x36 and spacious
sun parlor. FULTON r. GORDON, 1927
Eye ST. D1 $3.50. ONCE also open z am.
to pm.
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. ROOMS (OR MORE, 50
81 Randolph pl. NV, at R and No. Cap
Mod. imps. See supt., HO 9442. 9"
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BUSINESS LADY WILL SHARE 2-ROON
furnished apt. with another business WON
an. Call Randolph 3a42. 7113 Ga. ave
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8O4 TAYLOR ST. NE.

. rooms, large dinette, tile bath, electric
kitchen. Inclosed rear porch: rental S52 so:
| heat, hot water and janitor service fur
nlShed CAL MR. CARNEY. Dupont 32S5
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1929 I ST. NE, Mr.. BLADENsBURG RD.
Newly dec. bright, . rms, kit, dinette
bath. heat. hW $40
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10th and Decatur SITS. NV.
Private home, 3 or 4 rms. and pvt
bath; will give privilege Of recreation rm.;
adults only. Apply
Simon Beloff, Real Estate,
Or Cali After $40 PM. RA.- 9226.
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I320 HARVARD N.W-1 ROOM. KIT,
screened porch, semi-pvt. bath, S4250 mo.
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1900 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Well-
furnished single and double rooms for
men SIS mo- MI. $3.50, NO. 962l after
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NEARBY MD. - ALL-BRICK MODERN
home large living, dining room, den. de
luxe kitchen. . tile baths, 3 bedrmS.,
recreation room: oil heat: lot 70X100:
only $50. LESLIE D MEASELL, 1927 Eve
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large living room. fireplace porch; con-
venient to stores, transportation, etc. Call
WI. $500: eVenings. WI. 3144
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ApARTMENTs FUR. OR UNFUR.

TAKOMA Park = FURN. OR -UNFURN
apis, all kizes and all prices. 405 Flower
ave SH 2472-W
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While they last. sixty-fve varieties. many
new ones Hardy homegrown roSebuSheS,
dug, delivered, fertiized and planted
same day. Lawns renovated, top dressed
for early orders. Lincoln 1925
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select guests; best environment, quick
transp.. excellent meals, moderate rates.
TaYlOr 0Ol5
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ROOMS UNFURNISHEp

LARGE CORNER ROOM, kitchen with sink,
stove, about $50: large, shady ground
token fare: children considered. Ii 4S36-J.
LARGE ROOM adjoining bath in pvt. home,
suit. empl. couple or lady, home PRIVILEGES:
bus a door FIR. 414l
Evening star., 1941-03-07

PETWORTH-BRICK ROW, ROOMS,
bath 3 porches, | glsssed in; oil heat, inst.
hot water; garage; $50.
A M ROTH Woodward Bldg Ma 1896.
Evening star., 1941-03-07

ATTRACTIVE HOME, NEWLY RENOVAT-
ed, 20 Charming ST. NV: q rooms and
bath, hot-air heat. Frgidaire. electric
Pnaltnr nnth n
Evening star., 1941-03-07

SINGLE, clean, warm room delicious meals
well-served in congenial pvt det. home. l
blk. 10th ST. bus. Yard, porches. garage.
RANDOLPH TO35
Evening star., 1941-03-07
ROOMS FURN. g. UkFURk.

MI: PLEASANT or girls, share
with . others, 6-room apt, newly redeco
rated. Must see to appreciate Adams
Evening star., 1941-03-07

SILVER SPRING -s4l MO, F H. A;
Brick, . large bedrms., oak trees, Ice.
kitchen, soft lot: near school bus line,
shops: restricted community; out 18th st.
to D. c. zine, right under railroad to 2nd
ave, left 4 blks. to 1912 8. Springwood.
WI. 3l55
Evening star., 1941-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture,
contents Of apis or homes. WE DO MOVING
CAREFULLY, REASONABLY. Georgia l4l6.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
FARM AND GARDEN.
Dun OtO0' btIIltSud' Nu,, OF WI. 'lHOI.
OVERLOOKING ROSES,

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE, 500 lbs.
So; 1-ton, SO; garden dirt, 600 lbs, So 30;
I-ton, 81 so delivered Glenhurst Dairy,
Box 516S, Bethesda, Md. or WI 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Alma, Kazooo
Play for MIAA
Title Saturday
BY GEORGE MASKN

Come Saturday and more than
one football conference champion
ship may be decided within the
confines of Michigan.
Naturally, the Big Ten conflict
involving Michigan and Minnesota
at Ann Arbor will snatch the spot
light as the top college game in
the country.
But buried" away In Kalamazoo
at the same hour. Alma and Kala-
maZoo Colleges will square off in
what can be billed: the M. l. A.
AS title struggle.
The Scots and Hornets now con-
Stitute the state circuits big
shots. Kalamazoo, with its neigh
boring rival, Western Michigan.
remain the only undefeated and
united teams among the states
minor crowd since Michigan Tech
was bounced out Saturday.
Alma. like Kalamazoo, hasn't
lost But an earlier season tie to
Hope puts the Scots. conference
champions. very much on the spot
Either they win Saturday, or their
title ambitions collapse.