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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
DIVORCES

lonn White from Pauline.
HiIda Allen from James {
Fuia Bel Brannon from Niiham'
Retiy Adams from George
Charles HAYNES from Nellie
Edgar Williams from Annarfhe.
Lillian j.. Terrell from Virgil
Adelaide Gallie from LLOYD
Reherca Hin from Nathaniel
Marjorie r. Bel from ATTIC =
Minerva Vanaman from William
Louise Combs from John
Margaret Scuriock from Edward.
Wilfred Vaslet from Ethel.
Harry A. Harding from Eslh.L--
James Sorenseon from Eva Ma.
Eva Rowan from William.
Margaret Nesbit from Paul w.
Henry Mengel from Mabel
Hilda Ziegier from Edward
Lucille Thomas from Patrick,
Thomas Wisniewski from NladysiaNa.
Denna Caldwell from Dora ID.
David johnson from Stella
Allyn r Champion from Francis.
George r. Brds from Suzsna X.
Delilah Elmquist from Fritz.
Ann Nikora from John
Duncan Harris from Violet
June Brown from Harold
kenneth Peters from Virginia
Henry A Day from Blanche
Ola NJ Bruce from Lorenzo.
Madeline Hanson from Harlow
Eleanor Monsen from Alfred
John Valentine from Mary B.
John MeiXner from Lena l..
AnnAbelie Ziegelman from Samuei
Mildred McNaughton from kenneu
Grace T Rauls from Gerald.
Joseph King from Lois c.
NJ Debstrics Hess from Charles D.
Eleanor Soleski from William.
Mary Vance from Mahlon.
Major J. Robertson from lrma.
Margaret Everett from OrNillt
jeanette Goats from Thomas.
Charles Brown from Dorothy.
Norman Gather from Anna
kstele kalesky from Morris.
Anna Glssher from Mitchell
Mary 0HnfshewsN rom Folk.
Edward Pagan from Corrine.
Maria Brss from Frank
Stella Goodrich from Walter.
Eleanor Scott from Arthur
Florence Landefed from William
John Fender from Ella
Leftera Menu from Siminn.
Theodore Schnen from Natalie.
Thelma Rlngel from Edward.
Alta Williams from Sidney
virginia Stephenson from willard
Ruth Ward from Frank
Severine Mineln from Esther.
George Sabe from Irene
Edythe Zinerman from william.
Alice II. Stuart from Paul.
Ella Bloch from Theodore.
Luther Jones from Amy
Rose Psladine from William.
aNNuLNENT
Mildred Reid from Millard.
Hamilton Palmer from Jscquehns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
DEATHS

Alphonse Bloodworth e57 superior. ! mn
Norma g Hooson 1912 Fleming. ] wear
Alired 5 Bel, e34 Ruskin, Algonsc, 70.
Vesnns sullivan. 1892 Joy Rd. 80
M,iaryanns Michalak. sos Pittsburgh. so
Victoria kwiecinski. 1927 Goldner. IL
William w, o Geddertt 44lf somerset, IS.
Eiizabeth Havcl, 6543 81. Clair n
joseph olrzsnowskL 1921 East Lafayette
Hung Ieons sl9 East Congress 10
lanes o Bethel $3.50 Redwood IS.
Lawrence kajdas. 1925 Dubois So
Mary +. Baker. 1880 Stoepel SO
catherine I. Reinhardt 795 Gilman. so
Alber T. Brown. 1888 Twenty-third SIS
Nancy Shear. 1850 East Aiexsndrins 81
Eva Bslkin. 2740 Calvert, So
Carr Gustsfson 1898 Evanston. So.
Rachel Agree. 2675 Rochester. 50
Elizabeth Ford Loyett. 70l East Adams
Walter Ma2els 22is East LAFAYETTE, So
Maria Guisto, 1877 Macomh 81
Frederick Mueller. 1872 Woodrow Wilson
viora =. Mahoney. 1888 ives, Hancock. 70
Constance Kotas. 4i0s Dubois, mos
Winifred Mcclure. 4s1l Orchard I'd
Dearborn. 80
Frank A Anstie. East Desroit So
Dorothy J. Hicks. 3547 Belviders. p
Richard Hoornaert 1896 Lakeview. 46
Sue A. Eyster, Royal Oak. SO
Martha Liscum. so Clairmount Sc
Daniel Castro. 91i0 Russell. IS
John F. Fitzgerald 93l5 Rayenswood. -.
Virginia Flo. 1882 Mitchell. az
John Jsfargisu. 6424 South St SIS
JesSica Green. pol East AleXsndrins SO
John Kiosk. 575s Fifteenth St. IS
Albert G StrohpaEel. $3.50 Howell 20.
John hessnor. 1871 Westbrook. 81
Leonard Bernier io09i GRAFTON, -.
James Foley, 1880 Lilibrdse So
Stanley BFsch. 7l9 Clsirpoinie, 81
Robert Alexander. SCI East Forest Al.
Joseph Patrick Feeney. 5sa4 Robins. 50.
Walter G Powers, Field Hotel, 81
sam Miscslief, 927 Beach, 81.
Ethel Boos 1929 Lancashire ~
FANNIE Potnsshnikl 274A Cortland 81.
Desiderius Macy 1923 South - IS
Mary Kwssny. 6ofs Charles. 81
Julia Costello. 1925 Stansbury. -.
suzanne Hawkins i3l6a fuller 80.
Mildred Hopper. 1927 University 81 Nan.
kin Township q
Larry Mack. 1925 Perkins. months
Clarence Joseph stroh. 25l0 Bellevue. 50
Paul HsuSman. ia4a Gilbert s3
Lula Robinson. 1904 McGrAw IS
Charlotte Henderson, 1884 Clinton. 65.
Rudolph petHke 5iss Thirty-second 50.
John PswioVski. s3i6 Pittsburgh. "a.
Anna Bshurs. 7i3i -. Thomas. IS.
Charles Monroe ft20 st Antoine 46.
Glare Nppel. Providence Hospital. 50.
Albert Thaxter 275a Third St SO
Frederick william Renne 1870 Howard 81
Raymond Leonard silisavsgs. 53ls 81
clair. 30 months.
Fred Mund. 1909 JeMsy. 81
John Carson S73s Cedar e.
Lewis sisineer, s5 Maple'on. Crosse Pie
CATHERINE Johnston. $50 Merriek So
Minnie Nowsk. 1871 Evanston. So
Henry . brown 2477 Virgins. ps-r.-7s
Roland +. Morgan Flai Rock Mich 4S
Forrest r. HARDWOOD, .765 MoKinstry. .
months
Fred " Gonder. 1aso2 Fourteenth 70.
Etger'on Graham, ga 1hsyer. saginaw
Joan Manning. 1919 Rulsrnw 10 month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Corp. {. J. Larsen
Finoerprint Expert Die S
at {. Lansing Home

Funeral services Will be held Al
4 p. m Monday in ESseXville,
Mich, for Corp Ebert J. Larson.
IS of BEDFORD Post. Michigan
State Police. SIX troopers will act
as bearers.
Corporal Larsen. a fngerprint
expert. died Thursday at his home
in East Lansing. He joined the
state police in 1929 and had served
at Bay City. Niles. Paw Paw.
White Pigeon. East Lansing,
Brighton and Detroit posts. The
services will be in the home of
Clarence Quellman. 1904 Wood
side avenue, in ESseXville.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
John Murray
Today; Resident
Here so Ieors

Funeral services were held TO-
day for John Murray from the
=. Sutton and Sons Funeral Home.
4li7 Trumbull avenue. Burial was
m Oakview Cemetery.
Nr. Murray. y years old. died
thursday III his home a1 Il =
Fourteenth street. lie had been
a resident Of Detroit for 50 years.
lie was druggist.
Mr. Murray leaves one sister
II Woodstock. Ont. his birthplace.
On Reek days enjoy the two
pages Of comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on SUNDAY. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
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PART TIME SALESMAN
FOR PORT HURON

p = Collier son Corp Americas larg-
est book publisher viii consider the appli-
cation Of several ambitious men now en-
ploved. who can arrange TO WORK
EVENINGS from 3 80 TO 30 p m. with
our manager. calling directly a. the homes
on qualified names. which we fprnlsh.
This Is an opportunity 10 earn from S2o
To $50 weekly over your present income.
Therefore " YOU can use the additional
money and these hours will not conflict II
will paw YOU 10 see Mr.. John Doe, Hotel
Harrington Port Huron. SUNDAY ONLY,
FROM , TO T NJ
POST TURNER Turn ornaments only
good paw Animate Post Company.
HoEarth $50 q6sq Rryden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Housekeeping Rooms

CHELSEA, 14311 chalmers Three un-
furnished. redecorated rooms; rent rea-
sonable. Arlington 2770.
ERsKINE. 27s-LARGE RoOMS-sf-s7
Comfortable. convenient, downtown. Cherry
03s4
GARFIELD. i07 (near Convention Han
two rooms; redecorsted. hot water. Tea-
sonsble
INDIANDALE. 2072-Large room. kitchen
cite; hot water. refrigerator. back en-
trance. 81.
MANIsTIQUE. 2is6-2 front rooms: kitch-
en-, bedroom. refrigeration everything
furnished semibath. Lenox s5l4
MoNTCLAIR. 1907 % furnished house
keeping rooms child welcome. Reason
able. tNear car line
sELDEN. 456-i.2 ROOMS s. Up
Comfortably furnished Housekeeping: OK
celleni transportation.
5s57-Attrsctiyeiy furnished
newly decorated. 2 rooms convenient
REASONABLE. adults.
COLORED-R Room kiichenette. furnished.
unfurnished 1872 Jos Csmpsu, 13is
Harper Temple i725s
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hstinEs
in the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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Lost and Found
Male Help Wanted

BOYS WITH BICYCLES pa STEADY
Work. Fscatlun aIfh pas see Mr.
SwaffnHuf Room poo New Telegraph
RIOS . eanEress ard Shelby sifists
~ = - z =, = - -AaAfp -i--rrraf rfra--z
. account and commission. s1n9 yoy
rod
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Death notlfes

O'LTtBy April Is Grace Chadwick. .
mother auf Kenneth G., Laurence p
o'Learf. Ersndmuthsr ~ lean Patricia
Leary Funeral from Grorge WsrricL
Funeral Home Sunday J .. m. in'erment
Monday ~ Toledo. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Britain Will Win
With u. ). Help,
Chaplin Says

IlrlN 4effN ttH - N- lAH 800
tie Balkans hut With rhc help
al tho United States eventually
vi win the war. u. ". Chaplin.
noted lhternstonal News Service
foreign co1rcsp on8e7f today ioic
'nerherS # tbo hdcratt Club.
We've GOT 90 win" Chaplin
concluded We are sick 81
phrases about war 10 save
democracy. n - deeper than
that II il one way OF life
against another way Of lite.
7 don't expect Wei yin II
soon, hut Ne viii yin
BACH FROM PACIFIC
Chaplin recently returned rom
3 IS O00-mIle TOUR ~ the Pacific
where he visited defense cenier>
a. thu United States Britain anu
Netherlands Fast Indies
singapore. be predicted,
: will he. il necessary, one of
the greatest last stand battles
~ history. The British didn't
show AZ everything but l did
see there more guns. and artil-
lery than l ever before saw
mss>ed in one place.
The Fast indies also arc
prepared TO defend Themselves.
With the prediction that tho
United States is most likely 10
enter the war IN the Pacific
Chaplin SAID
Trouble there will be at long
range and question Of bases.
In Hawaii we have one sot the
greatest fortresSes in the world
and our navy il the finest In the
world"
Anticipating probable complete
defeat of British forces IN Greece
Chaplin SAID
'MUDDLING THROUGH
"The British are still in the
stage of 'muddling through
Imagine general STAFF that
would put anearmy on narrow
peninsula--a peninsula like
tube of shaving cream. You
know what happens when YOU
squeeze such a tube.
IF. by some miracle, the
British hold out in Greece and
push into the European cnnti-
nent, they are going to need
mon and will ask us for them"
That the United States will
send men. Chaplin takes as
foregone conclusion IF the lead
crs in Washington decide 10 send
them.
PROPAGANDA MACHINE
There is one of the most ef-
ficient propaganda machines now
set up in Washington" he said.
And let me read you British
news release"
He read an excerpt describing
the effects of bomb raids on Lon
don children:
''Sirens make them sick with
terror. We send them Ia the
country. They are unable 10 eat,
their limbs tuitch but, gradually,
they recover"
THE British give us the en-
tire truth" Chaplin went on
"things like this and put our
propaganda machine to work
asking IL II isn't better to send
men than have these things
happen here and. within a week.
We won't be able to get our
men off fast enough 10 suit the
public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

sUPERFLUoUs Hair Permanently. Pain
lessly DESTROYED by Famous Wizard Stick
Treatment. No Injurious drugs or Ehem-
Gals DESTROYS Stuhborn growths of long
standing Full particulars by mail. Mack
Co 1921 Virginia Park. Detroit. Madison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Employment Agencies
Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED Girl wanted. Msrson's
All-steak Hamburger, 1881 Broadway.
Experienced Saleswomen
DETROITs FASTEST GROWING DEPT.
STORE HAS OPENINGS FOR Ex-
pERIENCED SALESWOAEN mall DE-
PARTNfENTS FOR Full OR PART
TIME WORK THESE POSITIONS OFFER
STEADY EMPLOYMENT WITH GOOD
PAY
Apply Personnel ofnoe MONDAY Q 80 to
r. m or 2 90 %
MONTGOMERY WARD 4 CO.
Michigan Ave- ct schaefef Rd.. Desrnorn
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Share Living Quarters

COUPLE To snare home: $50 monthly
Two gentlemen, share room: laundry
kitchen privilege, $40 monthly. Dearborn
tGreenheld). oregon 5l53
FAIRVIEW-Share comfortably furnished
apartment: employed girl reasonable .
transportation. Murray 1920.
WHOEVER to share home with refined
couple: reasonable. 1888 Lincoln Ave
Temple 1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
PROPAGANDA MACHINE

There is one of the most ef-
fcient propaganda machines now
set up in Washington" he said.
And let me read you a British
news release"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

MEN 2l-30 years with car for day super
vis0ry work no selling or canvassing
See Mr. swarthout. Room 206. New Tele-
graph Bldg, corner Congress and Shelby
streets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Educational
Trade Schoois-Moie

AIRCRAFT RIVETING
AIRCRAFT SCHOOL, 1913 WOODWARD
LEARN MODERN BAR3ERIAti - Phone,
write for particulars. Moler College, b55
Michigan.
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Funeral Directors

Funeral Directors
J SUTTON a SON
fit7 TRuMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-slO0
Lost and Found
BILLFOLD. Sl23: intended for hospital
expenses providence Hospital. Re
ward Tyler 4-o40s
BLACK ONYX RfNG-Dismond wash
room. Sears store. Highland PARK. Re.
ward Townsend 7-024f
COTKEK SPANIEL Maze. brown tneign-
borhood Woodw ard CoilinESoodJ. Re
ward Telephone Townsend 5000
SPRINGER Spaniel--Female liver. white
(neighborhood MeDougsn-GratioD. Re
ward. Fitzroy fs27.
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soATs.
(Continued.)

BRIDGE DECK CRUISER. 46's~x1Q'6",
lutely sound, sleeps 4; spring berths, in
closed toilet sailey primus stoye soG
cash If sold in March. Inquire SH. 1889 .
45-FT. CRUISER, in excellent condition,
$3.50 or best offer for quick sale. Berth
No. s. Capital Yacht Club. Paul Holmes,
WO O656
EvINRUDE and Elto outboard motors;
Thompson boats, new and used; service
and parts; used parts; factory representa-
tives 737 11th Sc.
WANTED outboard motors regardless of
size or condition; cash for same. 737 18th
st. sc.
OWENS 3O-footers, new and used; also
recondltioned; attractive trade-in boats.
OWENS YACHT COMPANY.
Sellers &, Merritt Rds., Dundalk, Baltic, Md.
USED BOATS FOR SALE.
1899 model Richardson deckhouse de
luxe lqxe cruiser cruiser sleeps s; I69-hp s-cyl,
lent condition; cost over SS,000 sacri-
45-ft Dawn double cabin. inclosed-
deckhouse cruiser; accommodates Z; two
65-h.p. heavy duty Kermath motors; cost
$4,000; bargain at $4,000.
electric toilets; two 125-hp. Elco motors
n I 6Ge e3cellent condition; cost $4,000, now
We have an excellent selection of late
Dawn, Elco, Richardson Matthews and
Wheelers cruisers also auxiliary schoon-
ers, yawls, ketches, sloops, cutters and
motor sailors; inspection by appointment.
Ffn1rr Fnr tnrsher particulars call B. c. Barnes,
Evening star., 1941-03-16
UNUSUAL.
ROOMS FURN. 6 UNFURN.

MODERN STUDIO SUITE, Chevy Chase:
private bath, entrance; suitable ! or 2;
garage optional; reasonable. OIL O965
rooms. new, So. SIS, So. S5 pr week; l
DIX. Walter Reed. Georgia 6209.
1895 INGLESIDE TER. Newton and 18th
n.w.-2nd floor; modern bath and shower;
bus at door; summers COOL prefer settled.
refined guests.
COLORED-1OO9 Monroe ST n.w-Second
floor: married couple desired.
COLORED-Rooms in new apt. convenient
transportation. of kitchen. 4Suh and
Dean ave. ne. Apt. ,.
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.

LIGHT AND AIRY; settled person: semi-
private bath Telephone Taylor 1919.
zoos PA. AVE. sE-Low rent; two large
roomsA 1st fir; pantry. sink. h.-w.h..
BY EMPLOYED COUPLE; immediate VIZ
cinity Dupont or Scott circle: , unfurn.
rms, bath: permission elec. grill: base
ment or lst fr.; no stairs. Hobart 434H.
1882 EMERSON ST. NE bet E and F at
l3th-3 rms; heat, lights, gas included;
$500 mo.
270l CONN. AVE. N.W-Lsrge room and
closet, share Groom apartment with one
other lady; kitchen privileges.
1907 KEARNEY ST NE unfurnished
rooms, Ink. Michigan 6l56.
1855 EUCLID ST. NW.-Unfurn. room IN
apt. for young ladies with own bedroom
furniture. Columbia 1902.
LARGE Ink. RM., Kitchen, S25: cIose-in
token fare suburb; large play yard: chill
dren considered; garden space. Ii. 4S36-J.
COLORED-l unfurnished room. newly
decorated, homelike surroundings SIS per
week. Dupont 4027. Married couple only.
COLORED-Private home. refined family;
near LIST and Florida ave. NV; reference.
North s59s.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON: VA, $50 So. Glebe rd.-1
gentlemen preferred. Oxford 1l55-W
ARLINGTON-Room with board, private
min fo% 4ea ous
1913.
50l1, 14th ST. NV large bedrooma
small sitting room. quiet home; prefer Q
boys; S25 mo. Chestnut 2437.
ARL,-lLge rm.. twin beds, pvt. entr. in
adult home: quiet, conv. to bus; ref:
garage; reas. Single rm. Oxford 0176-J.
ARLINGTON. vA:-Attrac. single and
FURN. ROOM. with twin beds, suitable
HyattsVille, Nd Nd " Warfeld 1924 N'
FURNISHED ROOM in refined home.
Chestnut 1880.
1928 End RID. N, Lyon Park, Va.@stngle
a@d dV fec bus ehessnus 5s4s
ROSEMONT-Large double bed-living room.
private bath, six windows, three exposuresi
suitable / or 2 emp ladies'; meals served
in in, room; CON- bus passes door; ref exeh Tenn
LYON vILLAGE-Large, newly furn. room
$40 double. CH. 0356.
1o7 1o7 NORTH JACksoN as ST; .;s! Arlington- Iagsn-,.
] blk 10c bus, 3 miles Memorial Bridge,
gentleman. oxford 0ls6-W.
LEE BLVD. HTS attractive. rooms;
large screened porch, bath; "a adults.
or will share home or furnish as apt:
all home privileges; outdoor nreplace:
badminton court; Bendix washer; 6 mi. to
d. c.; oil heat. Falls Church 1714,
CHEVY CHASE. MD. west Of Wisconsin,
Large rm., pvt. bath; gentle couple or
ladies. wisconsin 9063.
bus zone; fur. room adj. bath; single $50;
sired. CH. o605.
CONTINUED On Next pAgs.S
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SEE THESE FIRST

Bedroom suite, brand-new, 6-piece, peg
maple. only SS4.
WARDROBE. solid cedar, like new; bargain
st $3.50.
Breakfast set, 5-piece, unfinished hard
wood, $3.50
Gateleg tables, maple and walnut. from
$3.50.
CURLES FURNITURE STORE.
1895 H St. NE Atlantic 4464.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

SI1 1g5; pea. S1o.50; buckwheat, 1878:
Pocahontas egg stove, 5000; nut
$3.50; pea, S7.s5. Carl Coal Co. Ii 2544
GUARANTEED GENUINE Penna. hard,
stove or nut ST. ton, 240 lbs. del. bins.
Phone Atlantic 0592.
1REWOOD-Seasoned Oak and Hickory.
$40 Per Cord Any Length: Quick Delivery
Person Sandy Spring. Md. Ashton 3S2l
HARDWOODS. fancy, fireplace. anv length.
50, actual cord New oak lumber, S25
per m Rich top soil. So ton. Ii. 5000,
12-NCH STOVE WOOD, Sc cord. de-
llvered. F. W. Clark. Call Chestnut 3716
FIRE WOOD, seasoned pine, cut any
length, $50 per cord, delivered. D. M
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GOLD, DIAMONDS.

Hghest cash prices paid. Arthur Markell.
a1S F st. NV. Rm 301 MA 02S4
Evening star., 1941-03-16

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE wishes corner
room attractively. furnished as. living
bedroom. with bath and unlimited phone,
select NV. residence district, convenient
transporta ton; breakfast or srin priv
1leges: about $50: or share 2-bedroom
apartment. under same conditions, with
cOneenial lady Box 4oQ-M. Star
Evening star., 1941-03-16
CLIFTON HALL.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

| lbth and Eve sts. nW.-Rooms with ba II
and radio for person from Sl4 per
week; for 2. from s. per week each Call
Mr., Wills, mgr, for inspection. District
Evening star., 1941-03-16

ONE OR TWO ROOMS. furnished or un-
furnished, with private bath preferred,
Southern exposure, by settled man with
semi Invalid wife; privilege to Ink. or
board if desirable; any location convenient
10 transit lines. Box 4nS-M. Star
Evening star., 1941-03-16
BOATS.

BOAT ENGINES, Red Wing, CISCO For
conversions, used engines. Emerson 464
after s pm.
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WIN. overlooking Bliss estate

640S 18th ST NV or 9 gentlemen
new furnlture unlimited phone; near
Evening star., 1941-03-16

so FILES: 80 legal and letter size steel
and golden oak; f1rSt-class condition: prices
low. Manhattan Storage & Transfer Co,
Evening star., 1941-03-16
ROOMS WANTED.

BRITISH Air Commission officer requires
comfortable, large bedroom with private
path and light breakfast served in room.
house preferred. Box 3q7-H, Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
RE-UPHOLS STEERING.


contents of apt. LiY. rn. suite, new slip
covers nah. secretary; revolving console
table, chairs walnut: bedrm. suite; Ace
springs felt mattress: odd chairs tables:
lamps. hand-crocheted bedspread, lunch
cover; luncheon sets; many other articles
NOT listed Park Lane. AMI 2N1 RE l4n0
Evening star., 1941-03-16
ROOMS FURNISHED.

NEAR GEORGETOWN LIBRARY-smali
| studio room, SIS; suitable student or en-
ployed lady. Michigan 217s.
SINGLE ROOM, semi-pvt bath: for quiet.
| rehned gentleman. Dupont 525S.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

LIGHT AND AIRY: settled person: semi-
private bath. Telephone Taylor 6379.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

WOMAN, young refined Government
employe. seeks room in unorthodox Jewish
cultured home. Box 444-M, Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

family for 1S-yr. .-old boy; breakfasts and
dinners on weekdays only: $50 monthly;
Georgetown preferred. Box l22-M Star
Evening star., 1941-05-18

Wear CooIoire now for its comfort and foshion
and oil summer for its cooness and freedom. Let our
troined corseteres show you how bubble-Ieht ond
breeze COOL yet how wonderfully foure-rnoldng the
Coooire designed especially for your figure type
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
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