davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Comparisons follow:

The city area population rankings
differed from the standings of the
cities according to the population
within city limits. Under the latter
rating the first 10 were New York,
Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, Los
Angeles, Cleveland, Baltimore, st.
Louis, Boston and Pittsburgh. San
Francisco was 18th, behind Wash
tngton, D. c., in the city limit league.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
BeItsviIIe Station Offers
19 Sheep Dogs for Sale

Because defense expenditures have
curtailed research, the Agriculture
Departments animal experimental
station at BeltSville, Md, is offering
19 sheep dogs for sale at $40 TO S35.
The dogs have been used in eX-
periments directed by Walker NJ
Dawson, associate husbandman. 10
determine farm animals inherit
ance of intelligence and tempera-
ment. During the last two months
several have been sold through let
terS to persons who expressed in
terest in the dogs while touring the
station.
The dogs for sale include shaggy
Hungarian pulls. a Turkish sheep
dog. chow, and cross breeds of pull
with German sheppard. The prof.
ect will be completely shut down
by January l, Mr.. Dawson said. By
that time 81 puppies, including two
border collies, will be offered for
sale
The buyer is not required to own
farm. Mr.. Dawson said. although
he would not recommend some of
the dogs as house pets.
Several of the larger dogs will be
sent to guard the naval radio sta
ton at Annapolis, Mr.. Dawson said
and several more already have been
given to the Public Health Service
for experiments.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Cnckets Win
First Tilt With
|HousehoIders

Crickets in the attic are much
worse than mice in the pantry, say
Pvt. John F Ash of the Metropolitan
Police Department and his wife.
The Ashes told friends that they
found their home. in the 100 block
of Franklin avenue. Silver Spring
Nd. full of criCkets whey they
moved into it two weeks ago. Even
from the start there were incOn-
veniences.
Out of bureau drawers and cup
boards popped the insects, only f1c-
tionally relegated 10 the hearth,
declare the Ashes They sang so
loud at night. sleep was out of the
question. Mrs. Ash said she could
hear them jumping up and down
the attic stairs.
Clothes in the closets were found
in shreds. Damage so far has been
estimated at $500.
So Mr.. and Mrs. Ash are going to
surrender the fort. They have left
for a tWo-Week vacation while poi
son is spread around the home.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
18 Fairfax Registrars
To Report This Week

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, July 2l.-The
Fairfax County Selective Service
Board has directed 18 registrants to
report for physical examinations
this week
Harrison B. Robinson. Route l,
Clifton. and David Barlow. Route l,
Vienna. will be examined by DR..
William Meyer of Herndon in his
Office at 1:30 pm. today.
DR.. G.. R. Carpenter. county medi-
cal director, will examine the fol-
lowing men in the courthouse clinic
at am. tomorrow: Charles Craven,
jr, Route 2. Alexandria: Dallas V.
Grimsley, Route l, Alexandria
Floyd L. Armel, Route 3. Alexandria
James P. Phillips. Fairfax, and
Francis H. Lynde, Bell Haven, Alex
andria.
At 9 am. tomorrow Dr. E. c, Shull
of Herndon will examine Lytton L.
Linkins and Murray R. Holiday
both of Herndon, in his Office.
DR.. E. S. Waring of Fairfax at $50
m. tomorrow will examine Thomas
Graves, Route l, Alexandria, and
James A. Tomlin, Route 3. Alex
andria, in his Office. and the follow
ing day at the same hour he will eX-
anime Harold O. Morgan, Route 2
Fairfax, and James w. McInturff
1904 Duke street, Alexandria.
DR.. Carpenter will examine the
following men at m. Thursday in
the courthouse clinic: Herbert R
Napper. Route /, Alexandria; Charles
p. Wood, Route l, Fairfax: William
H. Kennedy, Falls Church: Richard
E. Ely Route 2, Alexandria, and
Cornelius Bombray, Fort Belvoir.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Anne Arundel Seeks
u. S. School Funds

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. July 21.-
Financing from national defense
funds will be asked by the Anne
Arundel County Board of Educa-
tion for its proposed 100000 school,
improvement program.
Supt. of County Schools George
Fox, revealing that negotiations
with Federal authorities had been
under way for some time, said the
county must prove the defense pro-
gram has caused an increase in
enrollments of schools.
Curtis Bay shipyard workers and
their families have settled in the
vicinity of Jacobsville, Mr.. Fox said,
causing an overcroWded situation in
the JacobSville School.
The Bates and Glen Burnie High
Schools also are crowded with chill
dren of defense workers and service
personnel stationed at nearby Army
camps, he declared.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Ceremony to Muster in
State Guard Unit

Maj. Paul Sutherland. Maryland
State Guard. will conduct the cere-
monies of mastering in Company C
of the 7th Battalion of the State
Guard Wednesday at the Silver
Spring armory.
1t. Col. E. Brooke Lee. command
ing officer of the battalion, said the
unit probably will be the first entire
company in the State to be mus
tered into service in the State Guard,
In addition to the ga men who
have enlisted 18 have signed appli-
cations for enliStments and will be
present Wednesday to complete their
physical examinations and partici-
pate in the ceremonies.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Maryland Moose 10 Meet
In Capital Next Year
Rv tl1e A.sociateG Pc.

FROSTBURG. Md. July 2l.-
Election of Frank Schiver as presi-
dent of the Maryland and Border
States Moose Association and selec-
ti0n of Washington as the 1912 con-
vention city highighted the final
business session of the eighth an
nual convention yesterday.
Mr.. Schiver is past governor OF
Frostburg Lodge, No. 348. Other
officers are Albert Howard of Dun
dalk, Albert Smith of Frederick
and Jacob Shultz of Hagers-
town. vice presidents; Milton V,
Hanson. Columbia Lodge, Washing
ton. secretary treasurer, and An
thony Bitter. Hyland Lodge OF Bal
tlmOre. prelate.
A feature of the afternoon session
was an address by Donald F. Stew
art of Washington, editor of the
Moose Magazine. Following his ad-
dress, a resolution pledging 100 per
cent support of the Governments
defense program was adopted.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
0'Conor Plans Roads
To Military Posts
From State Funds.
Commission Ordered
To Drow Up Program;
u. S. Answer Awaited
BY the Associated Press.

By the AsSCC.atto Press
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, July 21.--
Under a plan being considered by
Gov. O'Conor, Maryland will build
access roads to military posts and
national defense plants in the State
out of available State funds.
The Governor asked the State
Roads Commission yesterday to draw
up a program of defense road
projects which could be undertaken
as soon as possible with approx
imately $4,000 coo in State road
funds and out of income expected
in the next fiscal year
Congress failed to appropriate
funds for the purpose and this was
Gov. O'Conor's second move within
"a hours to find solution to the
problem. Saturday he asked the
Federal Government for full state
ment of its intentions about defense
roads in the State. plans for many
of which already have been made.
The Governor also said as soon
as he received answers to the two
requests he would accept an invita-
ton Of Baltimore's Mayor Howard
w. Jackson to a conference OF State
and city officials on Joint use of
city-State funds for projects in the
Baltimore area.
Gov. O'Conor specified, This Goes
not mean that I have abandoned
hope OF obtaining Federal funds
The Federal Government has a
S150,000.000 roads program and
Maryland wants its share not only
because of its proximity to WASH
ington. making roads in this State
virtual feeders to the Nations
Capital" he asserted. but also be-
cause the needed roads viii figure
prominently in the Nations defense
program
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Poll Tax Is Opposed
By Most Candidates,
Reform League Says
Replies to QuestlonnuIres
Declared to Favor
Repeating Requirement
By The Associated Pres.

By The Associated Pres.
RICHMOND Va. July 2I-The
Virginia Electoral Reform League
reported Yesterday that replies to
its quesuonnaire on the poll tax as
a prerequisite to voting from Candi-
dates in Virginia s Democratic pri-
mary on August ) were strongly in
favor Of repeal Of the requirement.
Two OF the three candidates for
Governor who have expressed their
sentiments previously il campaign
statements favored repeal, the league
said. and promised to Go all IN their
power 10 submit the issue 10 the
people. OF the 26 candidates for
the House Of Delegates who replied
% stated they would vote to submit
the issue 10 the electorate. one was
undetermined and three SAID they
opposed repeal
Three Of those favOTlng submiS-
sion OF the poll tax requirement &c
the people said they personally op-
posed such change in Virginia s
voting laws. but felt that the citizens
should be allowed TO settle such a
highly controversial issue by popular
vote.
State Senators Runsdon Cary OF
HenrIcO and Vivian L Page Of Nor
folk who are COnteStIng with Col
gate W. DaTden. T. for the guber-
natorial nomination favor repeal
while Mr.. Darden. who did not reply
to the QUESTIONABLE. the league said
was reported to have asserted that
he did not contemplate any lmme-
date recommendations.
Moss A Plunkeett Of Roanoke
candidate for Lieutenant Governor
replied that he strongly favored re-
peal The league said 1t had re-
Ceiyed no reply from State Senator
William NJ. Tuck OF Halifax. also 8
candidate for Lieutenant Governor
Evening star., 1941-07-21
O'Conor Named to Head
Governors Low Unit
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press,
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. July 21-Gov
O'Conor was notified yesterday he
had been selected by the Governors
Conference to head Its committee
OF law enforcement and adminisua-
ton Of justice.
In appointing the Marylander
Harold {. Stassen, Governor of Min
neSota and conference chairman
termed the assignment a special
portfolio. He said the appointment
was for the purpose Of improving the
thOroughness Of COverage of all
problems which might arise in en-
forcing law and administering JUS
tiCe.
In his new position Gov. O'Conor
is expected TO handle all questions
arising between the Department of
Justice and the various States.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
County Police Charge z
With Late Liquor Sole

A man and woman were charged
with selling liquor after hours early
yesterday after being arrested in a
raid on a night club on the Marl-
boro pike near the District Line.
Prince Georges County police de-
scribed them as Eugene Owens, As,
of Hillside, Md, proprietor of Club
Esquire. and Mrs Ann Dye, %. of
the 1900 block of North Capitol
street, waitress.
Each was released under $500
bond for a hearing before Judge
Walter Green at the Marlboro Police
Court.
The raid was led by Sergt. Elon
Turner,
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Arlington Cantonmcnf
Chapel Exercises Sunday

Gen. George C. Marshall, Army
chief of staff, will formally accept
the new chapel at Arlington Can
tonment, the first of 555 chapels un-
der construction in Army centers
in the Nation, at exercises at 1:35
pm. Sunday.
Chief of ChaplainS William R.
Arnold will speak briefly, to be fol-
lowed by presentation of the chapel
by Mai Gen. Edmund B. Gregory
quartermaster general. John B. Dun
can, chaplain of the cantonment,
will pronounce the benediction.
Music will be furnished by the Army
Band.
Chaplains of the Protestant, Cath
Ole and Jewish faiths will conduct
services at specified hours. Office
space also will be provided for
them.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Two Men Drown in Bay
As Wife Of One Looks On
By The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. July 21-Walter
Heavener, 28, and Walter Freedman,
33. both of Baltimore. drowned in
Chesapeake Bay near Craighin
Channel Light Yesterday as Mrs.
Heavener helplessly watched them
drifting in their rented roWboat.
She told Dundalk police, after be-
ing rescued two hours later, that her
husband dived overheard after a
friendly tussle. swan a bit, then
called he was unable TO catch his
breath.
Mr.. Freedman dived to his rescue
but started to return to the boat
when Mrs Heavener was unable to
row to the men. Her husband, she
SaiG. sank and Mr.. Freedman also
disappeared beneath the surface be-
fore he could reach the boat.
A Coast Guard cutter was dis
patched to the spot, where the water
is approximately 40 feet deep, to
search for the bodies.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Maryland May Take
Permits Of Week-E
Traffic VioIaiors
EIein Planning TO Put
New System in Effect
Within Few Weeks
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
BALTIMORE. July 21-All per-
sons arrested for traffic violations
during the week ends IN Maryland
will be summoned to show cause
why their licenses should not be
revoked, 1t was announced today.
W. Lee Elgln. State commissioner
OF motor vehicles. said such a plan,
ADOPTED for the Fourth OF July
holiday. would be put into effect
within the next few weeks.
Due to the success of the Fourth
OF July plan. the commissioner said.
he has received a suggestion from
the Maryland Traffic Safety Com
mission that II Will support hlm
fully if he viii put in effect the same
plan for all week ends beginning
each FRIDAY at midnight and ending
48 hours later.
In Accord With Plan.
Mr.. EIgin declared he was fully in
accord with the commission rec
ommendation and would institute
tIlC DluGl h4LtIlll LIlt 4ltAl 4tW NCChH
or sooner, if the additional volume
of work resulting from such p,O-
gram can be handled by his force
More than 300 Maryland motorists
who were convicted OF violating the
motor vehicle laws during the three
DAY independence Day holiday. he
announced, will receive notices with
in the next few days TO appear al
his office,
The plan was recommended by
the Traffic Safety Commission and
adopted by Mr.. Elein to aid in re-
ducing fatalities and accidents Of
less serious nature along the high
ways.
Arrests Decrease.
From all indications, the COM
missioner said. the campaign ha;
had the desired effect. a substantial
decrease in arrests being noted
throughout the State"
Much to the aStoniShment OF
the law Enforcement bodies, over
10 per cent of the drivers arrested
were first offenders, he added.
Gases are being prepared by the
! commissioner staff, the first OF
which will be heard July 25,
Evening star., 1941-07-21
R. 0. T. c. to Broadcast

Fifty college students now at Fort
George G. Meade, Md. will partici-
pate in radio broadcast at 3 pm.
Wednesday over Station WJSV. En-
titled In Camp With the R o. T c."
and produced by officers and stu
dents. the program will dramatic a
typical day at camp.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Mrs. Barnes Asks Divorce

ROCKVILLE. Nd. July q oSpe-
ciaD Mrs. Helen Clapp Barnes of
Chevy Chase. Md, has filed suit in
Circuit Court here for an absolute
divorce from George Morris Barnes
of Cincinnati charging that she was
deserted June 20. 1889
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Tenants Rodio Topic

The civic interests of tenants will
be discussed tonight by Alebert A..
Carretta, president of the Arlington
Tenants Association, in the weekly
radio broadcast sponsored by the
Arlington County Civic Federation.
The talk will be at Ills o'clock over
station WINK.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Toll in Previous Months.
In July. Beware OF:

In July, Beware Of:
/. The hours between $50
and $50 pm. All four of the
persons killed in traffic in July,
1910, we're fatally injured within
this three-hour period.
2. Crossing a street at a point
other than a crosswalk. Two
pedestrians met death by this
action in July last year.
The two other traffic victims
were fatally hurt while either
crossing a street at an uncon-
trolled intersection or driving
an automobile.
Evening star., 1941-07-21

Before the partition of Poland. a
small fleet of Polish gunboats was
used to patrol the great Pripet
Marshes.
Evening star., 1941-07-21

New York woodlot owners are ad-
Vised by state foresters to limit
selection Of saWlog trees to those
that are 16 inches or more in di-
ameter,
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Please!

THOR, the thunder god, who
awed ancient pagans by his din.
Modern WaShingtonians are more
alarmed by rising traffic hula
baloo, which long ago drowned
out this fellow.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Make July Safer

Every blot is District traffic
death. The toll thus far eX-
ceeds that reported here during
the same period last year. Keep
the July calendar clear.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
July, l941

July 3 July s July9 JuBll July l3
. . . . .
Evening star., 1941-07-21

July, l940
July 6 July II July Is July 29
. . . .
Evening star., 1941-12-08

3-threod chiffon with royon top and
reinforced foot. Garter guard for
extro service. 6-threod chiffon with
IisIe top and reinforced Isle foot.
Sizes ga to lOh in both weights.
. SUN CHARM . HONEY BEIGE
BROWN BUTTER . COCOBARk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
See u. s., Britain
0ut-produ(ing
Germany IF

WASHINGTON. Aug. s-Mlli-
tary authorities declared today
that 1912 will sec the United
States and Great Britain able 10
out-produce Germany IN all ord
nance categories-with a big II
in the statement
The if hinges upon The out
come of The bloody RuSSo-German
war. and the condition of Rus
sian munitions plants and power
facilities in the event of German
victory.
II Russia goes down fighting, de-
stroying her factories. mines ana
dams. as well as her farm heldS
as she retreats. Germany Will find
little Ia add 10 her already tire
mendous supply Of munitions FAC
tories in Central Europe.
II. on the other hand Russia :
fall parallels that Of France. Rus
sian munitions facilities, her mech
anized equipment and ammunition
dumps. will become part OF the
Nazi spoilS Of victory
In this latter event, II is freely
predicted that the American arms
program again will he expanded
10 offset the increased Nszl pro
ductive strength.
In 1912. after completion Of the
American munitions program. the
United States and Britain viii
have facilities 10 produce NUM-
tons for approximately 100000
soldiers in the field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

JOSIE. ~ you viii buy the August Good
Housekeeping and follow the nine-day
diet III come back and everything viii
be forgiven. Kenny.
MEN WOMEN. WANT VIM stimulants
IN osirex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies
phorous Special Introductory 35c' size today
only 29c For sale at all drug stores every
wherein Detroit, ali cunningham's. Kin
sells. Sans and walgreen Drug stores
MRS. RAYE-Astrologis featured at state
Fair. 1897 MITCHELL PLAZA 1903.
NOTICE - Evangeline Berry,
1l40 Hubbard. No appointments On Ae-
count illness,
on AND after this date. | will not be
my wife. Resonia Ingram. Johnnie Ingram,
$50 Milwaukee.
ON and after this date | will not be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by
wife. Marie Vandevelde. Leon Vandevelde,
l0a46 Knodell.
EXTRAORDINARILY Special Monday. Tues
day. Wednesday. 81 90. 29l0 West Grand
boulevard Madison O520.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while working.
Doctor DE swsrte Rectal Clinic. 5OO5 cass
avenue. nple 1924
PROFESSOR KHAN, Hindu astrooger.
Daily $50, sunday until y. Randolph
03sl
PROF. ELTON Astrology consultor.
3iis John r.. will return about Aug. rs.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE - Church of
Christ. Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-T333.
RUPTURE AND RECTAL DISEASES
Treated as you work hygea Clinic, for.
merly McVoy Clinic 2i3 Boulevard Bldg,
az 1910 Woodward Tel TIP. I-445O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Situations Wanted-Femais


ELDERLY lady wishes housswork. mother
less home preferred east side. Piazs
557s
time SOC hour. carfare. Townsend
1880
EXPERIENCED girl desires day work
laundry, cleaning. $500. oarfare. Tyler
S-4q52
EXPERIENCED girl wishes maid work
hospital. hotel, beauty salon. Trinity
235s.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes days
2iss.
EXPERIENCED. neat woman wants DAYS
work. good worker. Call Townsend
7-si2S
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes hotel
maid work, waitress, references. Temple
2-SI5i.
EXPERIENCED colored Pirl wishes steady
DAVIS Wednesday, Thursday. good
worker Cherry 1895
work. competent: 50, carfare. Fitzroy
6507
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes DAYS.
weeks work home nights. Atlantic 1852
GOOD working lady days 81 so carfare;
Crosse Pointe references. Tyler 5-s116.
NEAT. experienced colored Girl wishes day;
laundry. cleaning; references. Town
send l-6535
NEAT. experienced colored iaundress
wishes day. hotel maid: references. Trim
ity 27376.
NEAT girl wishes DAYS work nights
reference; thorough cleaner. Townsend
6-53t6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

A Feature PROFESSOR RAJAH. EIINoR.
SPANISH BENiTA, LOLA. JESSIE,
Entert siners. Rainbow Tesroom. 40
John n.
A LIQUOR habit stopped at home secretly.
Arnold, 246i Nat Bank Bids. RA. 72s4.
ABUNDANT HEALTH through proper
elimination. CaiwOod Health salon, l033T
Woodward. Townsend 5-s567
ADA LoRD-Astrolog.s Celebrated, Con-
else. Educated. 7i6 LOthrop. Appoint
ments. Madison l3f3
AMAZING Il NJ" Astrologist. Whom
you've heard over radio consultation
YOUR home or mine. Appointments. 1878
Glchrist Vermont 5-4i32.
OLOGERS-"Vera." formerly Fan
Tan Tearoom. Also Janette- Rose, Enter
tanning with Lunche0ns at Wishing Well
resroom, 1904 Broadway.
R-outstanding. Anna Refill
thoroughly experienced: consultations
daily. BIOS Hamilton upstairs.
AsTRoLOGER 49, 80 years experience:
WORLDS FAIR, radio. 80 Peterboro.
Cherry 6s44.
AsTRoLoGER c. Lowell well known
Detroiter popular In Florida Lafayette
ASTROLoGIsT- Crystal La Belle. daily
Sunday, 1913. Fitzroy 6795. 1872 Van Dyke.
DEBT relief See Credit Adjustment Co.,
$50 Barum Tower. Detroit. CHI. s347.
HAY FEVER Keep dust. pollen out OF
your room. Philco room yentilator, 500 so.
Shively. 1921 Lincoln. Madison 400
HOT WEATHER special! Our creole BLU
Bath" II daily. 1910 East Warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY OPERATOR STEADY. part time
good hair styhst. manicurist. III High
land Townsend $685.
EAPERlENCEn part time cashier Apply
VIM Boesky Restaurant io350 Dexter
GIRLS 10 assist as dancing instructors; 50
PER NIGHT GUARANTEE. no expert
ence necessary; rs p m. HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL ~ Dancing. i2il Woodward
Terrace 2-sS72.
LABORATORY X-ray teehnicisn, Apply IN
person. Mari General Hospital. 1866
Trumhull
SHIRT hnisher wanted. Sac per shirt:
River
THREE ladies 20 earn selling good pay
20 start SOP Lincoln Building. 1880
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN general house
work experienced. good home s2i1
nubsy avenue.
Situations Wanted-Maie
BARTENDER SIS employed. desire
change Extensive experience, necessary
background. Tyler 545s3
CHAUFFEUR Experienced excellent ref
erenCes capable, Intelligent coored,
.dran exempt t27l. Trinity 2-543e Albert.
CHINESE Ambitious young college man
desires selling representation. Refer
ences Lafayette 1856
DEPENDABLE couple csretsker. any
thing together; viii leave city, references
Cherry 030e.
MARRIED man, 20 years. advanced stu
dent Of time study, experienced IN ware
housing shipping receiving and inventory,
wants position with small manufacturing
.concern Must be permanent and with
future Hubbard a272
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Employment Agencies

- ONES Emplosment, 4ii6 Besubien-
Wants dAy workers. couples, portefs,
maids mattresses. Columbia 100.
NURSES wANTED-staf relief general
DUTY. Two surgical. practical and regis
Tered for special and home duty. West
brook Nurses Registry REdford o2SS-
1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

ELEC. Westinghouse. 1870; real
bargain. $50 Superior 1929 Cd River.
GAS ranges Grated msrred all makes;
sacrifice Superior 1929 Grand River.
sew TABLETOP STOVE. ONLY S24 80
Ful size 1859 floor sample large oven,
separs q hfnicr and storage compartment:
also several 1870 end 1851 floor samples
Garland Jewell. 1sppan. etc. Drastic re-
auctions Very easN terms
q2gs Mack RURYS 1881 ca. Rivsr
Sass Grand River. Open Evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

NEAT. experienced girl wishes DAYS. part
good general CLEANER Madison 22fs.
Mat eolored girl wishes part time no
Saturday. Sunday Madison 1929.
NEAT, experienced girl wishes days or
hotel maid work. Trinity 2-2si2
PART time days work dependable neat
worker Tyler ksOi4. 1910 Dryden.
girl days. weeks. part time
laundry, cleaning, waitress. Cherry