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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17
Necrolopv. Charles F,,rnas, the first passenger

Neurology. Charles Furnas, the first passenger Dayton Ohio home His voyages above the earth were during the time the Wright brothers experiment ting down at Kitty Hawk, N c. When they required apaSsenger 1t was Mir. Furnas who obgingy took the chance" Oddly he rode in a paine after those 1903 flights. If somebody needed full-sized fair and didn't know where to go how to about getting probably he would have been referred to Harry E.. Reed of Salem Mass This oldtme theatrical booking agent whose death occurred this week. set up the Reed Fair Go. in Salem back in 1906 and from then on until 1885, when i'll health forced his retirement he booked fairs in part their entirety all over the country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17
Educators Foresee Black Future For Private Colleges Of America
RY WILLIS THORNTON
NEA Service stan Correspondent

NEA service SCam C0rreSpOn0enS
 New York, Oct. IT - The privately lsupported colleged and educational institutions of the United States are being ground between two rough and heavy millstoneS.
 The upper stone is higher taxes land increasing demands by Defense Bond and USO drives, foreign re- lief and other war charities, all of which siphon of the riches of the rich, leaving less for endowments and donations to privately supported ieducational institutions.
 The lower tone IS continued low rates of return on invested funds of existing endowments, to- Igether with losses of principal.
 Between those grindstones, every privately supported college in the country is operating with tighten ed belt today, and faces critical lperiod in the next few years.
 FUTURE MAY BE SETTLED
 IN THE NEXT FEW YEARS
 The situation is SO critical that educators agreed with John D.. Rockefeller, Jr., when he said that "the average citizen must decide whether he wants his charitable and educational institutions supported through the government by taxation or privately through giving" The next few years may tell the story.
 Hundreds of American colleges face serious curtailnent; some face annihilation because of the effects of the defense program on their work. That is the deliberate opin- ion of Fred Pierce Corson, presi- dent of the Pennsylvania College Presidents Association. Corson has suggested that something like the Studentss' Army Training Corps of l9l7-19l8 be established to help small colleges over the hump caused by decreased enroll- ments, and hence by decreased tuition income.
 Private education in America has already been hard hit by les- sened endowments and lower in- come returns" warns Dr. Rufus D. Smith, provost of New York University. Chaotic, political, hap. hazard" approaches to an economy of total war. exemplified in tax pol- icics designed to break the rich."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17

clusion of the defense effort, so that the slack can be taken up as quick ly as possible.
 Major Maloney indicated that an organiSational meeting of the com- nittee would be held in few days and that the committee would start gathering data immediately after ward.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17

MT. and Mrs. Ernest Ora Hunt have decided to name their of October after the proud pop. Manuel Fowler has been awarded one of the Yale University prizes in literature which consists of $100 worth of books to be chosen by him with the approval of the Dean of the Divinity School. He's student assistant to Rev David P. Gaines here. Ruby Keeler, former wife of Al Jolson, will receive $50,000 cash settlement from "Sonny Boy" whenever she remarries John Lowe a Pasadena, California, broker claims he and Ruby hope to become society page item shortly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17

John D. Rockefeller, Jr., has noted that "as the income of pri. vate schools goes down the in. come of state schools goes Up. It is for the taxpayer to decide which form of support he wants.'
 The privately-owned colleges and universities survived the crisis of 1el7.l9l8, but not without consid- erable help and sympathetic consid- eration from government which consciously regarded them as 8 na- tional asset to be preserved. Now educators are deeply concerned about their fate in the defense crisis of e4l-42, and in the obscure future before us.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17

Ohio horse-lovers converge on Columbiana near Canton these days The reason is of those rarties of horseeSh albno with china blue and white eyes So spotlesSy white is the animal that she carved from the purest ivory. She's white even down to her hoofs. This horse - Topper Nardi IS months old - is not freak She born and bred not to the purple but to the abino. There is American Albno Horse Club in the country and the of Topper Nardi is one of it's members retired undertaken whose hobby was horses back in the days when heases and hacks Now he breeds horses and albinoS his special hobby. They are known gentle and affec- tonate animals and are so eagerly sought that it's ally hard to obtain perfect specimens. Gene Autry of them. But otherwise they extremely rare
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17

I the United States ought not to sur. render lightly the independence and variety which privately supported institutions give the American edu. catlonal picture.
 Admitting freely that some of the finest universities are state- controlled, Hutchins believes that standards set first in private in- stitutions have greatly influenced the better state universities, and that without those, privately-set standards there would be a tempta- ton for the public institutions to let down and to succumb to politi- cal influences as in Louisiana and Georgia under Governors Long and Talmadge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17
Todays AnSweeS 70
 cRANalUM CRACKER s
Questions on Comic Page

1. Rudy vallee has recently taken up ventriloquism, with dummy called Sally Ann.
 9. The "B" in Cecil B. De Mile is for Blount.
 3. Errol Flynn is making Capt. Horatio Hornblower.'
 A slow-healing leg injury has forced Lionel Barrymore to play all his roles in wheel chair for the past few years.
 5. Marjorie Mains performance in "Barnacle Bill" with Wallace Beery indicated she might be long looked- for successor to Marie Dressler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17

Donald R. Zeissett has been initiated as a member of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity at Rensselear Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N. Y. He's the of Henry H. ZeSsett of 597 Cooke Street and is studying electrical engineering at R. P. I. . MT. and Mrs. John Futile Chidsey of Bristol will observe their golden wedding anniversary next Wednesday. Frank J Smith, of time harness racer, died Wednesday morning in his S9th year. He leaves several nieces and nephews
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17

Private Newman o. White, son of Fidcll J. White of Main Street, Watertown, graduated this week from the Air Mechanics of the Chanute Field branch Of the U. s. Army Air Corps Technical Schools He enlisted in the Air Corps November Is, 194O, and is assipned to the Savannah Air Base in Georgia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17

DO you ever wish, when you go to church, that you could alk back to the preacher? If so you have the opportunity to do this Sunday evening at the First BapNst Church There will be question and discussion period following the at which one may speak 1rOm the floor put his or her questions and comments in writing to be handed to the uShers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17

Here's to the turkey noble bird, But hRrkl have you heard2 As important as the pudding made of suet Are cranberries necessary accompaniment to It. Cranberries are plentiful they say, this year, food commodity not too dear. Cranberry sauce with turkey don't delete 1t, Though nine times out of ten we never eat It. Handsome and hopeful, food for the soul Loads and loads of 1t in a cut glass bowl Here's to cranberries serve them with pomp' Fresh and tart, right out of the swamp. Cook them we'll seasoned to taste, Don't overdo them you'll just have paste - When the feasing day comes, don't think only or mea% Tnere's always potatoes, white and sweet. Cook as though you were feeding the haVy' Nirnips onions and giblet gravy. Give the salad a nonchalant toss, tgs And DON'T forget the cranberry sauce. M '-N TAI FEM. EM.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17

Jeremiah Carroll, who would rather his pipe than an the cigarettes in the world just completed 25 years of service with the Sc0vill Manufacturing Company. Seeing the light of day for the first time across the water in County Kerry, Ireland, Jerry sailed on the S. S. California in 1915, coming direct this city where he landed his first job at the American Brass Company In 1916 he joined Scovills Wire Mill under the late Foreman John H. Roper. For the past IS years he's been the pickle tubs His present foreman is Charlie Warner. The c0ngenial Irishman has a son, Thomas working in the plating room of Building 4S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17
PLENTY OF 'BITs.

Nearly 300 speaking parts support Robert Preston and Martha O'Dris- coll in Paramount's Midnight .An- gel"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17
Good Evening.

,~-,-r SAUCE FOR THE BIRD
 Vews rtem cranberries Will Very Plentiful This Season.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
BABY CHICKS

BARRED ROCKS, R. I REDS, white Leg
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, 619 K st. NV. Metropolitan 0OS9.
BLOOD-TESTED CHICKS. brooders. equip
ment poultry remedies and feeds W
Bolgiano e. Co, All New York ave. ne
At. 54ll. 6O7 E st. NV. Ma OO9l.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
CATTLE G. LIVESTOCK.

KENTUCKY BROOD MARE; ia bred, s.
year-old filly, very gentle; ! ridinE horse.
years old: l general utility mare; for
quick disposal, owner leaving town. Phone
KenSington 596-W.
GELDING. 5-gaited, beautiful spirited.
thoroughbred, years old. absolutely sound:
reasonable. Call Warfield 5739, Mr.. Ager.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
RESULTS

Future results. and that is what you are
striving for. are determined. not only by
what you do. but how and when you co
it. Years Of practical experience enable US
to simplify and replace disappointment and
loss with Joy of complete satisfaction. Our
construction. planting. advisory and main
tenance service will please you. Sugges-
tions and estimates are free. Lawns reno
waited, fertilized and seeded, fsgstone
walks, terraces, rock gardens, walls, pools,
tennis courts, outdoor freplaceS, fences.
hedges, rose beds. ever-blooming shrub and
perennial borders, tal evergreen screens
and shade trees Lincoln 1925.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ACCORDION, practically new. three-switch.
120-bass: privately owned: perfect condl-
ton; will sacrifice. Hobart 1868.
ACCORDION, beautiful 12O-bass "Castelli"
professional model. will sac. EiSenberg,
Apt. 4, 1910 Park I'd. NV. 81
ACCORDION-n you want TO learn to
play the accordion, we will loan you an
instrument without charge; all you pay
is a small fee for private lessons given
in our studio at hours convenient to you.
This plan is also available to those who
want to learn to play other instruments,
drums etc Cali Ma. 473O' kits, 1880
G st. NV. middle of the block.
ACCoRDIoNs- Clearance. of sample and
reconditioned instruments at deep-cut
prices: 4s-bass ,LeMar. .S35: s0-bass Ber-
$50. so; 12O-bass Cellini. sos; 12O-bass
Camerano. Sl05; 12O-baSS Wurlitzer, Sl15;
easy terms. National 1928. Jordan's,
corner 18th and G SITS
ANTIQUES -Chippendale wing chair. SI35;
Chippendale corner cupboard, 500; Dun
can Phyfe drop-leaf table, 500; rare Vene-
tian. Bohemian glass. Hobart S042.
ANTIQUES stock to be sold at
reduced price. If you are interested in
rare antiques, you are invited to come
in and make an inspection; no admission
charges. Building a new store l "a miles
west of Rockville on route 240. Auction
sales every Saturday from to pm.
ELI ALPHER, 40 West Montgomery ave,
Rockville, Md. Rockville PA.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1884 N lockwood ST, Thrifton Station,
va blocks from Howard Johnsons on
Lee highway, Is minutes to downtown
81 per week.
7IS PJTCHIE AVE. Silver Spring, Nd.
FIIrn. double rm for .; new home, rehned
environment: conv. transD.: S4 week each,
SH 4949 Set. and SUNDAY. a.
45Io RIDGE ST. Chevy Chase, Md
Young man wishing a nice home; front
room for rent in pvt. home, next to bath
and shower breakfast is requested. CaH
wisconsin 3243.
FURNISHED ROOM. next bath. . blocks
from bus line, desirable neighborhood;
gentlemen preferred MA. 6537, daytime:
ewes. CHI. 2515.
ARLINGTON-Singl or double room in
new brick home; excellent meals. 34lS stn
ST south Oh. 63SS.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
{CAnti,nad

GROCERY and meat market for sale. 1517
You st. NV. &"
BEAUTY OPERATOR, with license, TO go
in business as a partner; must be able to
manage ooS shop; small investment. Can
MAIL ORDER or small Office business
wanted: partnership considered; give par
ticuars. Boz 1l5-A. Star a.
TOURIST COURT. newly constructed,
eTs and garage: route 20; Al location in
Maryland; marvellous income on your in
vestment; price, $4,000. Box 4Sl, Aber-
deem, Nd. a.
GROCERY and meat market; modern fix
sell account of death in family: will take
$500. Lincoln 6991.
MOTOR TRUCK hauling contracts; large
responsible men who have suitable truck or
can invest minimum $1,000 purchase new
or gSod used truck lons.time contract
livelihood: excellent return investment: full
details on request: refs Box 77-A. Star.
LUNCHROOM for sale; beer license; must
sacrifice on account of i'll health. Inquire
HARDWARE AND PAIi5T STORE for sale
must be sold soon, on account of other
Corner Lee, highway at N Moore St..
HOBBY SHOP retailing to sll types of
hobbiests and model builders established
business crossing over $4,000 per annum:
gy3't g3Sd nopportunitsys write or call Alfred A.
Arlington, Va, oxford O1O2 A.
$1,000 DOWN buys. a well-stocked IL
year hardware business; building lust
remodeled to streamline. Box 61-A, Star.
GASOLINE STATIONS az for lease, on
or about May Is: handling major oil COM
on $685. stations peS opefatns Ts' at S9sE
ent- well located; completely equipped for
oils greaSing, accessories. Write giving
bank and references. Box T0-A. Star.
RESTAURANT. beer license, in nearby
MARYLAND; good food business; Sl,5OO cash
handles good reason for selling. Box
GROCERY and general merchandise store,
LIVING quarters; terms. Phone Alexandria
TOURIST HOUSE. furnished, 1893 Bladens-
burg I'd, nr. Sears Roebuck: 10 bedrms..
baths. with apt for owner. Also 5-rm.
apt which can be rented as delicatessen or
grocery store with living quarters. or may
be used for tourists. House full every
NIGHT. On account of death will rent for
Sl50 per month. VIII sell for $4,000, on
easy e. SoSr LsTmI ,1 Cal! 5n Mr. Martin. N C. HINES
GROC., FILLING STATION, stock and fix-
lures owner Ill; price, $500. Silver
CONVALESENCE HOME for r. n; excellent
nelghborhood; fully furn.; nice income, low
soqTHERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
I'll Woodward Bldg. Me. 754S .
VALUABLE RESTAURANT AND SERVICE
STATION-going profitable business: on
heavy Travelled highway Priced for quick
sale, S25,O00. This property will bear in
YeStigation
GREEN g. MAGRUDER.
Chestnut 3S3s Ewes. CHI 1906.
BOOMING HOUSE. completely furnished.
apis. l and . rooms. elec. refrigeration;
good location and good income; colored.
81 500. Call after 7 pm. Franklin 1850.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

WASHERS-Sale OF discontinued models;
Maytag, S44; Apex, S39: A B C, S37;
Crosley. S35; Thor; S29; 4 complete with
81 weekly. Two-tub spinner washer. half
price. Republic 1890. The Piano Shop.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin beds. beau-
tifully furnished; tub and shower unllm;
tied phone; 3 minutes downtown; ysTd
Evening star., 1941-05-02

1906 BILTMORE ST NW-Attractive
single rm. Excellent meals family style.
Also lady share with another large master
bedroom. Twin beds. Ress. co. 0340 4'
2 ROOMS, adj, bath, suitable to adults;
private home. quiet surroundings RA.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

LARGE RM, sou. exp, cheerful wind,
studio or bedrm.. reas; refined gentle ladies'.
Single, S25; doub, $50. I'll Kennedy st. n W.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

DUPONT CIRCLE, l775 Mass. ave. NV
One single rm., one dble rm., one triple
rm all avail at once. MI a413.
1888 PARK RID NW..-Jewish home: new
furniture: shower, unlimited phone men
anlY- HO 4AQA
Evening star., 1941-05-02
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

IRISH TERRIER PUPPIES. registered. ex-
cellent pedigree. 2162 Chain Bridge I'd.
NV.
CAT, Siamese. pedigreed: breeder, 3 years
old; male: $40 : Poplar ave, Takoma
Park SH. 3577.
SCOTTY PUPS: all black A. X c. reg
istered, SIS and $50. AT. sl39.
WANTED TO BUY, purebred Irish setter,
male, d to IL mos. old good care and
home. Wisconsin 1925.
COCKER PUPPIES-A. K. c registered:
champion blood; reasonable. Georgia 1878.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. given a sani-
tary bath. removing all feas and returned
FOR 81 Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital
WO. O224 Bethesda Branch. WI 3045
COCKER PUPS,
Something very nice in black and dark
reds very reas. WA. 17l2 eve.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

ELECTRICAL CENTER,
514 10th st NV. National SS72.
VACUUM CLEANERS-HOOVERS. $40 95;
EUREKA, SS.95. ELECTRCLUX, S16.95;
with att, rebuilt and guar like new l year.
BEST BRANDS CO,
sos 11th ST NV National 7173 3s
Evening star., 1941-05-02

BRICK, LUMBER-Wreckin 4 blocks, NJ.
=. o, ,1st sts. s;w.. 200 bldgs.; million f.
sound lumber; 81 up; million hard brlck;
sash, 25c up; 1000 doors, SOC UP; cabinets,
trim, plumbing soil pine. sash weights;
pipe, cinder blocks. FREE roofing tin and
brickbats. Bring truck Hundreds of bar
gains for sale on premises daily and Sun.
s TO d Arrow, 80 NJ ST. s.v. FIR. 9S03.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
ROOMS WANTED.

private family. Christian. 14th. Decatur.
Colorado; 500; near cars. Mrs. CogElns'
Box $50. BENJAMIN Franklin Station.
GENTLEMAN. refined, with private family.
Must be within walking distance downtown.
furn: shower, all conveniences; reasonable;
permanent; references EXCHANGED. BOX
PA. Star
Evening star., 1941-05-02

WASHERS-Deep-cut prices on brand-new
standard makes of washing machines, in
crates, at discounts of more than 6oGc
of list prices. No down payment. Terms
as low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in
Evening star., 1941-05-02

IS BENTWOOD CHAIRS, like new So so
each: pie case, like new, cost S36, SO.
Indian Springs Tavern, Four Corners Sill
yer Spring Md 4"
Evening star., 1941-05-02

attract. furn rooms overlooking park;
ample baths and closets; del.
meals
Evening star., 1941-05-02

BUILDING MATERIAL-A large stock OF
new and used building materials at rock
bottom prices All our lumber is recondt-
toned and free of nails. Come to our
yard for easy selection.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
FARM g. GARDEN.

COW MANURE. well-rotted: quality and
quantity guaranteed. WI. 4l95.
TOP SOIL rich, clean, 10 bushels. 81:
Trash removed DE. H331. DU. OIL Is.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
SITUATIONS poMESTIc.

COOKING. g h.w.; quiet VIII. woman; live
in; SO: refs; gentiles only. Please write
fun details. P. o. Box 1908, wash. 4'
GIRL. colored married, desires days work
or part-time Job. Call RE. 2Sl2.
GIRL. reliable. colored. wishes part-time
work. Call Dupont 1913
Evening star., 1941-05-02

ALAS APPLIANCE COMPANY,
Washington's Largest Appliance House.
921 G st. NV, Entire Building.
District 3737. Open Ewes Till PM.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

BRICK LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate:
rials at bargain prices from hundreds Of
wreckinR Jobs recondtioned and neatly ar
ranged for easy selection at HECHINGER'S
You'll save time as well as money oy COM
ing TO any of our three wards.
HECHINGER CO, Used Material Dept.
18th and H SITS NE AT. 400
1925 Ga Ave NV 1905 Nichols Ave Sc
Evening star., 1941-05-02

VACUUM CLEANERS--Gala reopening sale.
rebuilt cleaners as low as S6.95. We are
one of the oldest and most reliable vacuum
cleaner parts and service companies in
Iync n ivu
Evening star., 1941-05-02

SCOTT CIRCLE-1521 r ! ave.-De-
sirable double: single room; every conVen-
fence. service, home. reas.; transients ccnSld:
1914 BELMONT RID N.W.--Attractive
single rooms: conV. transp.: unlim. phone
MI 0702
Evening star., 1941-05-02

BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture,
contents of apts. or homes. WE DO MOVING
CAREFULLY, REASONABLY. Georgia 1416.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

1920 Both ST, Mt. Rainier. Md-Studlo
iic3Gns TC9m 1sey iIrnsnfSG csFfsre blk Of bus
WA 1S4s
1914 H ST. N.w-Nice home for nics
young people: S25 up. RE. 1853. %
1904 r ST. NV, near 18th st;-Double
room: twin beds; good home cooking; $50
l72I WEBSTER ST N.W.-Double room.
in lovely home semi-private bath; excel.
meals. Taylor s017
DUPONT CIRCLE 1775 Mass. ave. NV
One single rm., one dble. rm.. one triple
rm; ali avail. at once MI a413.
1888 PARK RID. NW,-Jewish home: new
furniture: shower, unlimited phone; men
LARGE FRONT ROOM twin beds, beau-
tied phone; Is minutes downtown; yard
and porches; garage; food No. l. Call
North 72l3.
252I CONN, Opp. sh9reham-coQl,
innerspring, ample baths and closets; del.
meals.
1906 BILTMORE ST NW-Attractiye
single rm. Excellent meals. family style.
bedroom. Twin beds. Reas CO O840 4.
2 ROOMS, adj. bath, suitable to adults;
private home. quiet surroundings. RA.
1888 SHEPHERD N.W.--Twin. room. also
sRce sRse tSs6sp sTosen rR meals 4ssg ''fysd
5121 CONN. AvE-one Jewish Eirl; ,un.
se bus serEice Pcene EN-. Nm s$sS. 8 'nOWe'' sN"'
RM AND BOARD. S35, for / or men, in
District Sf Oiiss iine % Kensinston % s-Fo16 M -OH
1928 10Th ST. NW.-Lovely double rooms,
private or serhi-private bath; excellent
meals: reasonable rates.
aoe 18th ST. NE-vacancy 2 men; new
attra. home; every conv.; congenial young
people; reasonable. AT. 7647.
ON BEAUTIFUL old historic estate; large
porches and lovely trees. Very cool and
delightful for summer. Chauffeur driven
so5,jf.G soF f2GF trans ii necessary Cap Hts
1346 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-Master bed
room private bath, all conv.; "a blk. 14th
So. car; 2 or young ladies.
l340 GIRARD N.W-Vacancy for re-
bedsl: excellent meals: $500 co. 3065.
Mr. WARDMAN PARK and Conn, ave-
Pvt. home, dbl. rm. twin beds. urlin; tel
excel. meals: gentlemen; $40. co. 3l27-J.
MT, PLEASANT room with
sonable; near car line. AD 1859
1902 18th NV.
Vacancies, young people $500. A.
1401 18TH ST. NV.
Ideal residence for business people: cool.
outside rooms: one for A. with private
bath; switchboard: choice menus.
LANDERS' LODGE,
400 Mass; ave. Ensw.-Few choice vacsn-
Bolivian Club, 1888 18th st. NV.
Single, with or without pvt bath; dou-
Bile, beaut furn.; outstanding meals.
THE ABBEY,
1926 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Downtown. guest house; telephone every
room Selective menus. over 100 young
guests A double rm., room to share for
boy another for girl.
BELMONT GARDENS,
Formerly Italian Embassy; 100 roomA
service; elevator and many other luxuries.
For q minimum price: Rooms from S45.
SINGLES with priyats bath. Ss6. including
meals. 176o r st. nv.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.

COUPLE, exchange services for light house
keeping privileges: responsible, quiet. sober:
man Government employe. Box 94-A, Star.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

BEDROOM-Large Walnut Suite With
Good-SiZe Wardrobe MUST SELL THIS
LOVELY SUITE FOR A CUSTOMER WHO
IS LEAVING TOWN, >, See Bell Right Away.
BELL MOVING g. STORAGE. 4630 Four
teenth St. NV; Georgia $3.50. open
Day and Night -
Evening star., 1941-05-02

CAMERAS, photo (moviel equipment; binoc-
ulars. WE PAY MORE Brenner, 943
Penns. ave. (next City Bank. RE. 2434.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1920 goth ST. Mt. Rainier. Md-studio
room, nicely furnished: pvt. home: de-
licious meals; l carfare, l blk. Of bus.
WA lS4S.