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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-30
Guest A. Dinner

Miss Dorothy James was q guest
OF Prot. and Mrs. Glenn McGeoch,
Ann Arbor, Monday evening at a
dinner in honor OF Prof. McGeoch's
sister, Mrs. Charles Wolcott, Yon.
kers. n. Y, who is visiting In Ann
Arbor. Mrs. Wolcott, who IL we'll
known in music circles, has sung
several OF Miss James songs in
concert and over the radio in the
East.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-30
St. John Benefit
Party Successful

st. John auditorium was prettily
decorated with forsythia and spring
flowers for the annual spring bene-
fit party for the school library
fund. Tuesday evening. Mrs. o. j.
Cleary was chairman OF the party
which had IS tables in play. More
tables were sold making satisfac-
tory returns for the library fund.
Others on the committee we're Mrs.
R. j. Miller president Of the League
OF Catholic Women, sponsors Of
the party. Mrs. Edwin Stahl Mrs.
Elva Driescher Mrs. Thomas Nc.
Dermott, Mrs. George Veins. Mrs.
Anna Stuart. Mrs. Richard Hurdley
and Mrs. Gerald Clark.
The Newman Club girls served re-
freshments from lace covered tables
conferred with lovely bouquets Of
tulips and roses.
Special prizes went to Miss Mary
zwergel. Mrs. George Smiggen.
Larry schafter, and Miss Wilma
Byers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-30
Baptist Class Has
Potluck Supper

The eighth grade class OF girls in
First Baptist Sunday School. with
their teacher. Mrs. Paul F. Hatch,
met Tuesday night for a potluck
dinner with Miss Althea Lauer.
There were nine present.
The class will take their turn In
providing for the worship service
In the high school department Sun
day mornings during May. The
first service in the month will be
in charge OF Dolores Gdnnell and
Althea Lauer; the second, Rather
inc Huston and Olith Sweet; the
third. Betty Harrison and Esther
Wilson; and the fourth, Irene Will
son and Elva Mckay.
The next meeting Of the class will
be in the home Of Dolores Gunnell
the last Tuesday in May.
Daughter Arrives
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Beamish, SOB
Bergen st., are announcing the
birth OF a daughter Tuesday In
Boyer Hospital. The baby weighed
six pounds, ten ounces.
Mrs. Nora Holmes will 60 to Buff
falo the last OF this week to take
care OF her grandson. Philip, while
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Wiggle,
is in Ithaca attending an Extension
Club conference at Cornell Univer-
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris are
in Metamora, o., visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Elray Hiatt. They will return
In time to attend the yearly meet
ing OF Friends Church Saturday and
Sunday, as Mrs. Clement Huff, their
daughter, will be chairman OF the
meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-30

WASHINGTON-AP- President
Roosevelt will buy the first bond
and officially open the Treasury's
multi-billion dollar defense savings
campaign tonight.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-30
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Marriage Announced

Marriage Announced
Friends here have received an
nouncements OF the marriage at
Addison, Apr. rs. OF Miss Laura
May Frlsbie and Donald Beal. The
bride is a native OF Ypsilanti and
resided with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Frisbie, on South St.,
this city, during her childhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bruetsch
have moved from ia Linden Court
into the house at 91i Pleasant DR..
which they bought from Kenneth
Ferguson.
Misses Kate and Sarah Frlbley
Highland Park, spent Tuesday with
Miss Adella Jackson.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
ROOMS FURN. 8 UNFURN.
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

south front room next bath
1922 10th ST. NW.-Front room, modern
Groom apt, or share apartment. Dupont
1880. Apt. SOB.
1925 18th ST NV rms and porch
for III k. or sleepins rms. drumming wster)
2nd "A.
s04 card ST. NV, Apt, 4-1 or to
share apartment.
COLORED-Furn. or unfurn. 2 rms. pvt.
bath; new pvt. home ne. Employed
Adults: Grill privileges Lincoln 1881 j.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN 8 TO II YRS; YEAR-ROUND
home, good food supervision: l6 children
here now. references; 18th year. Ask our
pleased parents Box So. Clarksyille, Nd.
RIVERSIDE FARMS-Spend fan vacation
in lse. mod. country hame by river. noun
tain scenery; single r.. 80 wk.: double r.
81 wk. Mrs. Chas Burner, Woodstock. Va.
WANTED. boaders on farm near staunton,
real home: 81 day. couple, $50 month. L.
Hotniger, Parnassus, Va.
COLONIAL HOME near Skyline Dr.. IS
miles D c.; ami: ideal for family.
Special week end. Fried chicken. Va ham
WO. 2963. Mrs. MARROW. Linden, Va.
MOUNTAIN REST TOURIST HOME, mod
ern, screened porches; 81 and So weekly.
week end So; Sunday dinners soc. Write
or call 19-R. Edinbure. Va. Refs. River
dale. Nd, Warfeld 1869.
NEAR MOUNTAINS river: modern, cool;
screened porches: best Of food: well
served; So weekly. Mrs. Clinton Burner,
Woodstock. Va. or call IA. 1886.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.


722 QUINCY ST. n.y. Rms; KIT.
private home. 21'
I434 PA. AVE. SEE RMS, KITCHEN
and bath: End noor, front; $3.50 per
month. 21s
1853 Z ST. N.E.-3 ROOMS MODERN
kitchen, semipvt. bath; gas, elec., heat in
cluded. s47.50:
s:RooM AFT. PRIyATE BATH; FEC.
3l5 5th ST. Me- RMS. BATH. BACK
porch. screened and glaSsed; newly dec;
gentle quiet family. Adults only.
2 RMS. AND KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH;
use of phone. In private home. Reason
able. 327 sth pl ne.
fRS fsehen HAMLS .hd Bath St $50 psl MONTH RooM5
s42.5O--3 RMS, KIT. AND BATH. RENT
BIKE rdcsIHei REALTY iI. Co Ma. $3.50. 30 --O0i
647 eth ST. NE-coRNER 2-RM. AND
bath apt. Adults only. Heat. elec.
EAST CAPITOL HILL-5 LARGE ROOMS.
Reaf Rest furnlsRed. urn Rfn 1fs % I'll s.. ne req"
. ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. 1895
Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
rooms and bath. 1874 Penna. ave. sc.
7Os LoNGFELLow ST. NV ROOMS.
kitchen, screened back porch, semi-bath.
Reasonable.
d6 5l5 JEFFERSON ST: ST NV MWwsnd S.s i.r FL;
sse A7a 'sf ste1 9as Oct nfs s S Hduts se' ga
ts. tsas sANfs ttsheh and .Tss nM sorss
Call up TIL 4 pm. Sunday.
bss bs29 ue; sf INCLUDED Frsidsr. bSisln shM
cabinets. EMPLOYED adults.
Ell cAsER." 7O5 4th N.w.-LARGE.
modern. downtown BLDG rm. g. b. apts.;
$50; well kept; walking distance 9. 9.
ATTRACTIVE ATTIC STUDIO. SUITABLE
facilities; $3.50. Not private home.
Bohemian but not positively. NE. 405l.
I'll ooLErHoRPE ST. NV ROOM.
kit, and bath, screened porch; everything
l72s NEWTON ST. N.w.-3 ROOMS.
kitchen bath; porch. Frisidaire: gas and
4ca a 9th ST sEI2 ROOMS; KITCHEN TIC
friaeration Newly d corated
SIS 10Th ST. s.EMFRpNT Heated
poTeh ap rRa end chM k sas ofsh o
Dlo NEW lON RI. w HOOMo, hll.i
bath: Arcoia. gas and cleo; lst floor;
E N. AIKEN. 500 H ST. NV. MA. $3.50.
940s sAYBROOK AVE. sIL. sPR.-PVT.,
mod, 2nd a.. det. home; rms kit, b.,
Utilities. Conv. trans. Adults. SH. ESQ.
sos A ST. NE ROOMS KITCHEN,
semi-bath, hot-water heat, elec, gas. refg.
incl; S35. Trinidad 1864
422 7th ST SW-2 LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. All utilities included.
Convenient transp, schools, churches,
shopping. etc $50.
| LARGE ROOM, K1TcHENETTE AND
bath, S27.50: also . rooms, kitchenette.
bath. so. 1859 21st ST. NV
1915 c ST. NE-FIRsT FLOOR, /
room: kitchen. built-in cabinet. closet.
TAKOMA PARK, MD ROOMS. BATH
and porch; h.-w.h $50. Taylor 400l.
1920 BURKE ST. SE.-BAsEMENT APT. !;
l large room. kitchen and bath; Frisidaire
and stove; heat, light and gas furnished,
Also j front room on End floor. furnished
next TO bath. See al day Sunday and
after pm. during week Ii. 1855.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

YOUNG LADY WISHES TO SHARE A NEW
21'
1871 oath ST NE, CORNER RANDOLPH
pl-Two rooms, kitchen, bath; in new
home. TR 1875
Evening star., 1941-09-21

ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.
FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated, at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 900 well-located homes,
offers single, double and group
rooms. some with running water,
private bath. A director with car
shows available space free to
potential guests. Phone Columbia
$3.50. Sunday services.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp.

I46 ST. N.E-5 ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath and porch;sadults only; near Capitol.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

TAKOMA PARK MD ROOMS BATH
and porch; h.-w h: $50. Taylor 400l.
1920 BURKE ST SE-BAsEMENT APT:
l large room. kitchen and bath; Frisidaire
and stove; heat, light and gas furnished.
Also front, room on End noor, furnished,
after Z pm. during week. Ii. 1856.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BACHELOR SUITE.
Newly redecorated large livins room, bed :
room. private bath, service; in refned
private home. COnv. MI 1R4S
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RAGs-Brsng them so ais So zarc
81 We psy &c Ia. MALE leSe.
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Wanted 10 Rent

CIKAN five or six-roon furnished
house by Nsy 7th No more than
Gao month. Proctor ssie
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Wanted TO Buy

SAVINGS & losn acc-n ContrA<.
steel III Pacific Ma piss
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loqoed-off Lands
Waterfront Properly

WRITE OF call fW booklet Of loesec
lanc IN west wakh for sale on eAsy
terms weverhseuser Tnher Co
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Partly Furnished House

TWO three-room apartments. Every
thing Included: shower. MA eo7s
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MODERN camp a. Salmon Beach In
Guiding fun plumbing Pine spring
two lighthouses Gray painted
house Fourth from north end.
Call stamey. PR 4sTT. Ma iiel.
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POUR room house, partly furnished.
must rent immediately. t4ie South
Mason
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The Fine New AMERICAN Is
Certainly Bringing in Quality
Used Car Values
IS PLYM. D. L. Coupe. Heater.
w. S. W. tires, fog lights, seat
covers; original finish like new.
81 PLYM. D. l.. Coupe. Radio
and heater. seat covers; also
tip-top condition.
81 BUICK Spec, ADJ. Trk. Sedan.
Radio, heater; another excep-
tionsl car.
81 LA SALE Cow. Coupe. All
the extras.
81 LA SALE 5-Pass Cpe.
Owned by prominent Seattle
physician.
81 CHEV. Del. Coupe: new fin
ish, heater.
IS WILLYS <-Door Sedan.
SO DODGE 6-Wh. 4-Dr. Trr. Sc
dan. Radio.
81 STUDE. Abr. Cruising Sedan.
40 W1LLYS Deluxe Coupe.
COME IN-See the Many Fine
Values. A Few Low Priced
Specials, $40 Up.
KRAUS MOTOR co.
BR 1894 Corner 18th and A
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SMALL four-room house on 9sth and
Sales road Partly furnished. In
CURE at grocery.
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Real Estate For Sac

Look What 8. 500 WI Buy!
MODERN 5-roorn eunEslov. 10
Gated In the Lincoln high dis
triet Has arg. living room.
separate dining room. cabinet
kitchen with nook. Hardwood
floors. fireplace. rev hnolsun In
kitchen and bath. wired foe
electric cooking. new roof. Price
s. 500. FLA terms. Eve. Mr..
Hedmsn. PR $3.50.
North End
FTVE-ROOM bungalow containing
extra large living room, separate
dining room. cabinet kitchen
with nook; one bedrn. and hath
down. One bedroom. and den up
1t has hardwood floors. fireplace
y basement with new furnace
Corner lots. 5oxiso. Pnoe $3.50.
easy terms. Eve. Mr.. Hedman
PR $3.50.
LISTEN TO THIS
7-ROOM home. located In the
heart Of the college district Has
living room, dining room. built
in kitchen. downstairs. 4 bed
rooms and bath upstairs. Full
basement. hot air furnace. Z lots.
concrete garage. You couldn't
build this house today for 1000.
Belongs 10 a widow lady and she
says. Let her 20 for 81 500. "
Terms can De arranged. You
will have to hurry II you get IT,
w. :. KERR co.
The Original Live Wire
sos Rust Bldg. BR 2151
Evening star., 1941-02-22
City News in Brief
TODAY.

Dinner dance. Washington Chap
Ter. American Institute of Banking,
Willard Hotel, 6:15 pm.
Dinner and dance, United Vet
erans of American Wars, Unit No.
!, Colonial Hotel, 7 pm.
Dinner dance, Phi Sigma Sigma
Sorority, Carlton Hotel, 9 pm.
Dance, Farm Credit AdminiStra-
ton, Wardman Park Hotel, 9 pm.
Dance, Senators Club of Catholic
University, Wardman Park Hotel,
10 pm.
Dance. National University, La
fayette Hotel, 10 pm.
Convention, District of Columbia
Society of Professional Engineers,
Hotel Annapolis, all day.
Headquarters, national skating
races. all day.
Festival, Baltic American Society
of Washington, Admiral Club, g pm.
TOMORROW.
Breakfast, Allied Masonic Degrees,
Hamilton Hotel, $50 am.
Hike, Wanderbirds' Hiking Club
Cabin John Creek from Rockville
to River road, leave National
Theater, 9 am.
Meeting, BartenderS' Union, Hotel
Annapolis, pm.
Headquarters, national skating
races, Hotel Annapolis, all day.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Teacher Granted Leave
For Adoption of Child

The Board of Education thought
It had a conclusive set of rules on
the subject of teacher leave, but
this week was confronted with a
case that was not covered in the
books.
Mrs. M. H. Boul of 2016 Monroe
street NE, a kindergarten teacher
at the Langdon School, applied for
leave Of absence to take care of an
8-month-old child she was adopt
ing.
The board members looked it up
In the rules 1t was not maternity
leave. 1t was not educational leave.
But it was a worthy cause, and
Mrs. Boul will have leave until
January 30, 1912. They added, how
ever, that the permission does not
carry with it a guarantee of the
same position as does maternity
leave, but promised Mrs. Boul re-
instatement in the first kinder
garten vacancy occurring after the
expiration of her leave.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Hodges 10 Become
Chief Of Infantry,
Succeeding Lynch
Commundunt of School
At Fort Bennine to
Take Over Moy q

Brig. Gen. Courtney H Hodges.
commandant of the Infantry School,
Fort Benning, Ga. will become chief
of infantry on May % in charge
of the Army's largest combat
branch.
He will succeed Mai. Gen. George
A. Lynch, veteran officer of "A years
experience, whose four-year term
as infantry chief expires at that
time Now 81 years old Gen. Lynch
will be given new command or
may seek retirement.
The Office of chief of infantry
carries with 1t the temporary rank
of major general and President
Roosevelt is expected to forward
Gen. Hodges nomination for pro-
motion to that rank to the Senate.
He has been commandant at the
Infantry School since early 1910.
Bradley New COmmandant.
1t. Col. Omar N. Bradley, who
was recently on general staff duty
as assistant secretary, is to become
the new commandant of the In
fantry School, the largest in the
Army. He was formerly head OF
the weapons section at the school.
Gen. Hodges. like Gen. George c.
Marshall, Chief of Staff, is a high
ranking officer who rose from the
enlisted ranks. A native of Georgia,
he is 54 years of age. His active
campaigning dates back to the
pbiliroy0i0e TpSIlrrnCtiOn
During the World War Gen.
Hodges commanded the 9th Infan-
try at st. Mihiel and in the Meuse-
Argonne offensive. Later he &C
companied the Army into Germany.
For heroism in action he was
awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross.
Campaigned in Philippines.
Gen. Lynch is a native OF Iowa
and was graduated from West Point
in 1903 His first campaigning also
was in the Philippines.
He was chief Of staff of the 60th
Division in France during the
World War and later served as a
member of the training section of
General Headquarters. For this
service he was awarded a Distn-
guished Service Medal. He was
chiefly responsible for revising the
infantry drill regulations to the
newer methods of warfare.
Gen. Lynch served on the general
staff in Washington after the war
and was the principal author of
the field service regulations, which
continued in force to 1929. Later
he became assistant chief of staff |
of the I'd Corps Area. and in 1884
he served with the N. R. A. in /
Washington. From 1885 until his
appointment as chief of infantry |
four years ago he commanded Army |
troops in Tientsin. China. Gen.
Lynch is a graduate OF the War
College.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
HELP DOMESTIC.
(Continued.)

HoUsEKEEPER,, white, experienced, care
one child. cooking; live in. Greenbelt
513t.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, ghw.. care Of
infant; no laundry: live In. Call after @,
HoUsEKEEPER. white pref, middle-age,
uLincumbered. congenial, competent. Call
Falls Church 223l.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, to take care Of
children and who has had lunchrm. exp;
bet. ,4O-45, yrs. 414 Baltimore blvd, Riv-
erdale. Md. WA. 97S9.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, for bachelors apt
22O5 Charming ST. ne. Apt. 200. Apply
1890 am. 23'
HOUSEKEEPER. white, general housework,
live in, care Of two school-age children.
Call HO. 6565. Apt. 306, after $50 pm.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. preferably one
who enjoyed caring for their own home;
family of 3, new home: pleasant room
and private bath, $50 month. GE. 14l4.
HOUsEKEEPER, white, ghw;. plain cook
children; nearby Nd. Warfield 1870
HOUSEWORKER. plain cook, settled white
woman family . adults: must live in:
private room, next bath; 81 week; ref
erenceS Box 1871. Star.
MAID. colored. wanted for houseWork and
care Of children; stay nights. 900 sth st.
WOMAN, colored, settled, who wants good
home: 50 week, room and board. CHI.
If-3 between ~ ana - noon.
WOMAN, care for child, cook plain dinner
for . Sundays of: health certificate; 81
per week and carfare. Phone Woodley 1894
after 6 pm.
WOMAN white, settled; general house
work. cooking; live in: . children, en-
ployed couple. Dupont 1878.
WOMAN. g.h.w.- care yr.-old child, empl.
couple; live in: Silver Spring; health card;
refs. Box 4GS-H. Star.
WOMAN. white. general housework. small
home, care Of baby live in. Jackson
1S40-W
WOMAN, white middle-age. for general
houseWork and care of children live in;
SO NOR III 42l4 Beck ST. sc. Phone
Hillside 0642-W.
WOMAN. cook and general housework:
child: live in. must have reference and
health card; S36 mo Oliver 1872.
WOMAN, white settled for tourist home;
general houseWork and cook two meals
daily, for three adults: $40 week. room and
BOARD. Apply in person Sat. eve. or sun
day G!O3 BALTIC. blvd. Calvert HIS.
HyattSvile Nd
WOMAN white, for housework: live in.
Phone Chestnut 1000
Evening star., 1941-02-22
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. exp: books started, kept
part, time, audits, statements. tax service:
local refs; Sl2 30 mo. RA. 2544.
DRAFTSMAN, mech and aero Mr.
Sampsen. oxford 042T-J. 90
EVENING WORK WANTED. from $50
p m practical well-tra med, adapt Bile
young man, varied experience, good appear
ance, settled, reliable: hotel desk, club.
restaurant or what have you? Employed
nlght three years one employer. desire
change: six niqhtS per week or seven If
necessary. Reply Box 1G9-J. Star
JANITOR, coIored. wants apartments TO
care for; knows about StOkerS; elevator
license: good city ref. Adams 761n-W.
MAN. colored wants Job driving truck:
experienced: good refs; know the city well.
FIR. 3O17.
NAN young, coIored. wants Job as chauf-
1eur or driver; can furnish references.
Dupont 4O32
MAN. colored, wants work as truck driver:
exp. and ref Call Lincoln 6iS2M. 23'
MAN. young. has D c. drivers permit
desires any kind Of position; SD a week;
references. IL. 1898 %"
MEN colored ,2) desire Jobs driving de-
livery truck and long distance, or chauf-
feurs: best city reference. ianitor Serv-
ice in exchange for quarters and small
salary. Me "-33
REFRIGERATION SERVICE. install. IS
yrs exp com. ind and dom; exp. store,
restaurant equip. maintenance. Box 1907,
Star 23'
TRUCK DRIVER. colored. anv truck: hard
worker. CITY references. 1923 18th St
n " Michlgan 1225. %.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
BOATS

CoS- So 50 new Tsed nrlv Is hrs. sell
500 incl. boa Hobart t547. be-. l and >.
JOHNSON CUPBOARD MOTOR. 3c,-horse-
power. IN good CONDITION. National s9Sl'
Apt 415
3l-FT. TWIN-SCREW CRUISER. completes
~ equipped with 1ishinE chairs. ourrlSEers,
pulpit. generator. marine telephone: new in
1910. Will sacrifice for quick sale. May
be seen AZ Uug6r & Nahon, Inc. BaAtl"
more, Nd. Phone Dundak 30.
WANTED-OurbOard motors, cheap; Twin
preferred. Box 14t-J. Star.
MATTHEWS 'i6" sedan, twin engines. fully
equipped cost S19.uun: guarantee perfect
condition: Will sacrifice. Morton 4 LoCse
Co 10 W Eager st. Baltimore, Nd 25s
Evening star., 1941-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VIOLIN. old Magini model, excellent rich
tone. unusual instrument for studentsi
priced much below appraised value. DU.
525s "a
WASHER, Easy. 1871; To-day free trial
EaslesC terms. WA. 1875. Md. Elec. Co..
lO6 Md. ave. Hyattsyllle.
WASHERS -Deep-cut prices on brand-new
standard makes Of washing machines IN
crates at discounts OF more than 500 OF
list prices; no down payment: terms as low
as 81 weekly. liberal trade-in allowance.
ATLAS APPLIANCE co.
WaShinPtons Largest Appliance House,
92l G. St NV Entire Building
District 3737 Open Eyes. TIL . PM.
WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA late edi-
ti0n, like new; reasonable. Box 1861.
Star
Evening star., 1941-02-22
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

~Iu. 80 cord. delivery immed srelv. Geo-ge.
town FlrrwooG Co, co 43r7-W.
GUARANTEED GENUINE Perna hard.
e-9ve or nu. SlI ron, . 40 lbs. del bins.
Phone Atlantic d59I-
FTRFWOOD-Seas Oak and Hickory,
SO Per core. Anv Length. OulCk Delivery.
PicrSon. Sandy Sprrg. Nd. Ashton.3S2l |.
FAMOUS PENN. hNTHRACITES. srovs
chestnut. SlI.g5: pea. @lu.5U. buckTheat.
- - Poo rCD-as egg or stove = q 80;
Ar1icoaL SIU5O. Carl Coal Co., II. 25ffs
Evening star., 1941-02-22
ARLINGTON COAL CO,
oo40 TPS TO TON
CARRIED IN FREE.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SFAIYHAN TERRIER male. good type:
~=aSonable % Chosapeske ave, Silver
SDrinC. No. Shepherd -f2G.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES 3i2 no oldi
one red one black and tan. reasonable.
3-a5 37-h ST. Nj Rainier. Nd WA $3.50.
SEVERAL LARGE DOGS, mixed breeds. tor
good homes with animal lovers. Also kit
reus. no puppies. animal Pest Shelter. 1900
Wheeler rd Sc AT. 1913 before : p.m.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR, given a sanis
+arv hath. removing all feas ard returned
FOR - Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital.
WO O2o4 Bethesda Branch, WI 3045.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
PERSONAL,

# suffering, try DIR: DELLA LEDENDEcK-
Err, WASHINGTON'S SPLENDID WOMAN
CHIROPRACTOR. 3025 o NV MI. 1I2O.
WIDOW WILL SACRIFICE HOME IN MT.
Pleasant consisting Of living room dining
room, kitchen. breakfast porch, four bed
rooms. sleeping porch: buiIt-in garage;
lot 22X9G #. Columbia 9SS7. 23'
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose
Just give me telephone call. You can get
500 AID need repay only Sl63 per week,
which includes interest. the only charge.
Other amounts in proportion. Just call
JACK SESSIONS. Michigan 65IO.
MRS. C. DUNN. FORMERLY OF GAR
finckers and Weinberger'S, now located
737 18th st. NV. Alterations, remodeling.
hens SOC up
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own methpd. Results effective for life
time or money back Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DIR SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia rd Adams 03SS.
LADIES = ENTERTAIN 10 OR MORE
friends in your home. We provide souvenirs
for all fine door prize and 81 80 TO S11.50
merchandise free to you. Special money
raising plan for church and social groups.
Write Rm. $40, Washington Loan & Trust
Building.