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that night. She wrote a letter to
Bill, telling him how late she got
home. On Tuesday, she scrubbed
the kitchen floor, and Wednesday
night she took the living room apart
and put it together again.
Yes, the things they had said tc
each other, she and Paul, Satur-
day afternoon here in the apart
ment, had shown Paul plainly that
they mustn't see each other toe
much. But by Thursday, Martha
was conscious of loneliness. It was
so monotonous, to come home
from the Office after a hard day
and go to work at home! 1t was
monotonous to listen to the radio,
maddening to have no one to talk
to but Butch.
On Friday, Paul suggested a
movie. Yes, indeed" said Mar
tina thankfully.
But she refused his invitations
for the weekend. She stayed home,
grimly. Sunday she went for a long
walk with Butch
1t was the next week that she
joined the bowling team the girls
from the office had formed. "A pc
son has to do something, or &C
mad!" The week after that She
bought some brown wool at a knit.
tire ~ore and started a sweater
for Bill.
''Knitting!!" she thought in
alarm. This makes me a widow
beyond disputed"
She was actually working or the
sweater-sitting in the red leather
chair and conscientiously knitting
two, purling two, the night Paul
Elliott appeared, without warning
at the apartment again.
"How's the hermit?" he asked.
Il came here to indulge in an ar
gument. Put down that ridiculous
fancy work. What is it supposed tc
be, a sock?"
'It's a sweater, stupid. For Bill
Then that's merely a sleeve
he said, settling himself on the
sofa. Nov for the argument. ]
have subscribed to a dance at the
country club. A very gay affair
they promise. Iwantyo u to &C
with me. You've been buryins
yourself . :"
Here it was again. Martha brace
herself.
But Paul said, smiling, Il in
tend to take you if 1 have to hi
you over the head. That's what
meant by an argument. The dance
is Saturday night, and you'll have
to exhume an evening dress. I shall
be splendid in a dinner jacket"
II can't" Martha said. But the
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. SERIAL

YESTERDAY: Martha finds Bill
"a actually enjoying his conscrlp-
t;on service. He had changed. HIS
r~estIessness is gone, replaced Dy
a feeling of silent power. They go
to reception quarters to get Bill d
pass. A whole afternoon n eve
ming, together, is ahead OF them
DATE FOR A PARTY
CHAPTER XII
It had been a glorious day-thls
first day with Bill since the tram
bore him away from her, into the
army.
But it slipped away so fast!N
she was wailing, there on the dark
road as the a sped back toward
the camp. I'VE hardly had a min
ute!"
Mrs. Marshall, you have been
monopolizing me for exactly IL
hours, Is minutes"
$50 you've been counting the
minutes until you could get away
from mel"
Counting the minutes, all
right he admitted, with a new
GUINNESS in his tone. Counting
them and wishing there was a way
to stretch 'em out"
She cuddled against him more
closely. Five minutes, yet" She
added, We're like Cinderella and
the golden coach that turned back
into a pumpkin. I forget W n er e
Prince Charming came In, at thai
point. but my Prince gets turned
back into a buck private at the
stroke of TO-
His arms frightened. Its hard to
take, honey. I only wish you could
come up every Sunday" 1t was
much too far, and it cost TOO much.
They both knew it. Anyway, this
one round trip may result in our
owing Paul a new clutch. You al
ways play the dickens with h e
clutch"
IT don't think these new cars
have clutches. No shift, so what
would they need with a clutch?'
They were just talking. Talking
to cover the ache of parting.
II shouldn't have let you stay
this late. It's a long drive a
night"
sTu be home by midnight"
"No, you won't. And don't speed
please, darling"
times up now, Bill" She lifted
her face for a last kiss. AS Bill
got out of the car, Butch, who hat
been sleeping on the floor, woke ur
and growled his protest. Bill pattee
his head. "Sorry, old man. That!
the way it is in the Army"
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-19
Naval Trade Training
Attracts Carolinians

The necessity of trained men to
man the modern ships that make
up the U. S. fleet has developed
trade training far beyond that ever
taught in the Navy before, R. l..
Deloach, local naval recruiter, said
yesterday.
More than so per cent of the
men in the naval service today are
specialists wiz pay ranging from
$50 to $157 a month plus board and
lodging, he said. During the past
year more than $4,000 men re-
ceived promotion and advance
ment.
Deloach said the Navy offers
healthful work, the U. S. govern
ment as your employer, no lay-offs,
80 days vacation with pay, if prac-
ticable, a chance to learn a trade
and be paid at the same time, the
best food, medical and dental care
without cost, and retirement after
a certain number of years service.
Interested young men in South
eastern North Carolina may secure
further information by contracting
the naval recruiters at the loca
sub-station, second floor of the
p%ostoffice building, office h S
daily from $3.50 a. m. until 4:30
p. m.
John W. Lewis, seaman, first
class, of $40 South Third street,
now attached, to the U. S. S. Tusce-
locsa, is on leave of absence visit
ing friends and relatives in tn e
city. He enlisted April II, 1910,
through the local sub-station.
John W. Borneman, fireman, first
class, son of D. M. Borneman, of
1906 South Fourth street, is on
three days leave of absence from
the U. S. S. Upshur, which at the
present time is undergoing repairs
in the Charleston navy yard. He
enlisted at the local sub-station in
June, 1889. 4
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thoght of music, of laughter, of
herself in the long, smooth soft
ness of the white evening dress
she had not worn for months,
leased her. She remembered the
long, dull evening in the bowling
alley when the noise had given her
a splitting headache. She remem-
bered how she had scrubbed the
kitchen floor. She looked down at
the poisonous brown wool in her
lap.
"a dance at the country club"
The tempting picture of herself in
the white gown-the alluring prom
Use of dancing and laughter-was
suddenly too much for her.
"All right, Paul. I'll 60 with
you." zgf 4
(To Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-19

The British fighting plane "the
Hurricane is armed with eight 80
caliber machine guns.
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HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)

CHocoLATE AND .BoNBoN DIPPERs, ex-
perienced Steady employment in Silver
Spring Shop. Phone for appointment, Mr..
Flat, Shepherd 1910.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON. 1404 ~ Vermont-2 or 3
boys share newly furn. rm., semi private
bath: nr. 10c buses. %
ARLINGTON. VA. 24Os Columbia pike
Large front rm.. newly furn. for 2: &c fare
to new Navy Bldg: 10c fare to Washing
ton: board optional. Glebe 2566
4402 goth ST. ~. Arlington, Va.-Large
front rm new double bed, in new home;
in family; l5 min. city: S25S30.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, ettractively fur:
nished. next bath; 2 girls or employed
couple, $50 ea. CHI. 1857.
RIvERDALE. MD. 5002 Riverdale rd-2
large. bright rooms, furn., next bath; reas.;
DESIRABLE ROOM, nearby Va; new
home; private family; rent low: excellent
bus service. Temple 1911.
305 LIE BLOND AVE, Cheyerly. Md.-Large
room. private bath, Venetian blinds, nre-
place: married couple or 2 men. Z
EAST WALNUT AND SPRUCE STS., Rose
mont, Alexandria. Va; 407 Spruce-Newly
furn. bedrm.. twin beds. pvt. home. 10'
a505 NORTH 22nd ST. Cherrydsle. Arl.,
Va.-2 large sleeping rms, double and sim
gle; blks. 10c bus line. FIR. $3.50.
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REFRIGERATORs-Do you want bargains
in rationally known refrigerators. washers
and other appIiancesP Come out to the
low.rent district buy at builders prices.
1910 models. Westinghouse, G. E.. Hot
point Kelvinator, Philco. Norge. All brand
refrigeratoas, excel. cond.- at lowest prices
Cash or terms Cor. Sill. Spr: shop: center.
WARD RADIO d APPLIANCES,
S535 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring. SH. 2299.
REFRIGERATOR, gas, perfect condition
S25. Philip Shapiro. 205 2nd st. s.e.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1340 GTRARD-Youne lady TO snare with
another large double room. In Christian
home: S55. Columbia 3065.
$500 14th ST. NV. Ant 201--Double
room, well u-balanced meals: convenient
transportation. ia. 1927.
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1920 CHAPLIN NV. Apt 44-Lovely
room. closet. bath; lady preferred; rea-
sonable. After pm. Sun. after II am
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG WOMAN, Govt employe, desires
single or double room near bath; walking
distance to 18th and Penn. Call RIM.
SOB. ME. $500. Write 2100 G. ST. NV.
ROOMS in MT RAINIER section with pvt,
family. for brother and sister. Box 205-T
Star Ss
FOR PIANO STUDIO, large room or CON-
Meeting rooms. bath, unfurn.: kitchenette
desirable: NV. section. GE. 40IO.
FURNISHED ROOM for gentleman. yicin-
Maryland. Telephone Wisconsin 1896.
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1875 LYMAN PLACE NE-Large front
room; twin beds, phone; pvt. home; gen
tlemen. also ballroom
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BOATS.

52' COPPER-RIVETED mahogany cruiser:
all eonveniences: home for 4; dual ignition
6-cyl, X. G.. marine motor only: 2S1 hrs
running time: radio. searchlight lighting
plant: Lux fire tank built in. power pun
sacrifice - original cost. Col Rush sOi
Beaumont ave. Baltimore l4'
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COY GROOM APT 100 18th ST NE;
Frigidaire Phone Ii. OSq9
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CLERK, young lady for laundry and dry
cleanipg oface. Pleasing personality. Sal
sry. S17 per week. Address Box 1S0-T
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DOGS. PETS ETC


BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, little beau
ties, cheap for quick sale 122 Garfield
ave. HyattsviIle. Md
GREAT DANES all coiors. pedigreed. $50
M. Mrs. r. d. Lindsey. ColeSVille, Md,
sh2 mi from Silver Spring signal light.
Silver Spring 49,
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, thoroughbred.- 10
weeks old, A. X. C. reg. litter. Wsrfield
1877.
YOUR DOG BATHED. removing all neas,
called for and returned. in d c. or Beth.
area, all for 81 Pet Animal HOSPITAL.
FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE FOR HOS
PITAL CASES
COCKER PUPPIES, exceptionally nice;
reasonable: superior stud service. H B.
Hill. Ridge rd. and District line.
BLACK SPITZ DOGS for sale. Call TIA.
35'i6. 4205 9th st. NV.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELs-BOARDING
Wash BALTIC blvd WA 1924. Berwyn I39.
ROBARD KENNELS.
Scottie and Sheltie puppies miniature
collleSl. Baileys Cross Rds., Va, Falls
Church s95-J-t
FARM & GARDEN.
BANK GRAVEL for roadbeds driyeways.
etc, - SlX-ton load delivered; rotted
manure. Top soil Warfield 45g3
SHADE TREFs,
20 VARIETIES. 81 UP.
Eversreens, shrubs and vines Drive
across Chain Bridge to Tyson's Corner and
VISIT our nursery. Open all dav Sunday
MEREDITH CAPPER, Falls Church 1917. Sc
FRUIT TREES.
Priced rom aes0t to ESQ y maeK delivered ysreisf All
other PLANTS at our nursery near Tyson's
Corner Open all day Sundays.
MEREDITH CAPPER, Falls Church 1917.
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GAS RANGES, table tops other models, re-
built and guaranteed. J. c. Rutter Co.
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BUILDING MATERIAL-A large stock of
new and used building materials at rock
bottom prices All our lumber is recon-
ditioned and free of nails. Come to our
yard for easy selection.
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AUTO DEALER desires to rent space in
large nlling station, for sale of used cars.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1907 10Th ST. NV
Spacious front. studio bedroom. open fire.
place. semi-pvt. bath; attr. home.
1915 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.-Two
double rooms for employed gentlemen;
expresS bus. RA SS33
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SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOM. next to
large bath, in new house: private family
Phone NO 6S66 So
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WALKING DIST 1918 s n.w.-Single rn1.t
peNt bath. S45; man, share dble. S35; girl
share dble., S37. 80: del. meals. NO. 97O2.
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LIVING ROOM. 3-pc. tapestry-covered suite,
S62 65 Our prices are equal to so called
wholesale companies. We invite COMPARE
sons. Buy where you save money; Airing
Furniture Marts two locations). 315
North Glebe rd and 5000 Wilson blvd. tout
of high-rent district. Arlington, Va. %
PIANO-Sman size, mahosany finished
HUNTINGTON spinet in practically, new CON-
Kits, 1880 q st. (middle of the block)
PLANo.,studsnt's piano; tins playins con;
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM dining room. living room suite.
rugs, glassware. elec. refrigerators, once
furniture. Dupont 0513 1S'
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture;
ING CAREFULLY; STORAGE. GE. 1416
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing. Berman's. 122 7th st. nv
ME. 1857 Open eve. Will call.
cLo3THINsGwBettsr prices Daid for mems
DI, 676s Open eve. Will cali.
no o dealers. Box 1851 Star % II.
GOLD, DIAMONDS.
Highest cash prices paid Arthur Markell,
BIS st. NV, Rm. 301. Ma. 02S4.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china, glass
ware, rugs, Sllverware, paintings: highest
cash prices paid. Call Murray, Taylor 33}3
FURNITURE-Househo furnishings of all
kinds; MAXIMUM cash prices; brio -brac,
china. Call any time, RE. 1904, ME. 5317.
FURNITURE WANTED AT oNCE-We buy
etc. Day or night. FIR. 2s07
FURNITURE-Want to buy some used. also
piano, electric refrigerator. Call evenings
after z, Republic 1872. IL
PIANO. grand or upright, will pay cash if
bargain. North s3O2
REFRIGERATCRS, used. and other electric
cal ap 1liances: highest prices paid. District
Elec. Co. 1905 Wisconsin ave Wo. 1902
SEWING MACHINE-we buy all types
repair hemstitching buttons covered
plesting 917 st. RE. 1900, RE. 2311.
STEINWAY BABY GRAND, good condition,
recent make Will pay cash. ME. 5s04.
GoLD--BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. sIL-
yERi yFR =, PI PPIATIMpM; ny I. TEETH DISCARDED
A. KAHN. INC. 40 YEARS AT 935 F.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches diamonds and old dis
caroed 1sWeiry; iuH cash value paid.
SELINGER'S. SIS F ST NV
FURNACES, RADIATORS,
Used heating and plumbing surplus equip
ment OF any description. Block Salvage.
Michigan 7l41.
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
Platinum. diamond watches and any other
Jewelry purchased Highest prices paid
New York Jewelry Co.. 727 eth ST. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SODA FOUNTAIN BUSINESS, eStab., guar;
$500 week; S75 rent; $4,000, half cash.
No brokers. Box 46-T. Star. So
GROCERY STORE, living room; reason
able for cash. Call MI. 972S. So
WANTED small. profitable business give
details, not agent. Box 143-T, Star. g.
HAND LAUNDRY, long established busi-
ness, IL years: excellent location. Must
&c sold due TO illness. Box 442-S, Star.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP. fully equipped, new
fixtures, doing nice volume. Must sell i'm
Star. qs
CORNER GROCERY STORE, 4Ol X st.
NV; furniture, fixtures and stock: owner
Is H. INQUIRE on premises. ME. 1911.
RESTAURANT. excellent location. new fix
lures, air-condltioned. business S1,100
week; Rent. $50 month. Price, $4,000;
$4,000 cash, balance easy terms. Rogers
Real Estate, 604 F st. NV. MA. SI37.
RESTAURANT, strictly modern, air-con-
ditioned, beer, wine and liquor Business
Nl,2OO per week. Owner going into new
business. Will sacrifice. Price. SI3,5O0
WIN arrange liberal terms TO responsible
party Rogers Real Estate, 604 F. st. L. W.
AUTO DEALER desires to rent space in
large rlling station, for sale of used cars.
Box 152-T, Star.
WIDOW desires to buy roomins house
Can pay cash for bargain. Apply Box
270-T Star
LONG EST. DELICATESSEN stand in mar
ket; reaS. rent; suitable for couple; priced
for quick sale.
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1924 PENN. AVE. N.W.-Neatiy furnished
rms; reasonable. Call DI. Ol0G
1907 HOLBROOK NE-One lge, front
Tm.' hrst H., front: men only; 80 Ekly.
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| COMPLETE FURNISHINGS 5 rooms: reas;
S57 month income at present. 707 22nd
ct NJ
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GAS STOVE, Estate" right-hand oven
four burners. $40. 4314 9th NV ia
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cement work; no job
far. DI. 4510. VIM.
NV. 1O+
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1929 OTIS ST N.E-Beautiful front room
overlooking recreation park for ladies.
2l23 EYE ST NV Apt. 2OS-Studio room
furniture
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HEATING-Oil burners. hot water. and
air conditioning plants; low prices; free
| estimates. May Heating Co. EN- ST99.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

! DESIRES LOCAL CONNECTION.
Experience in oil and gas. petroleum
| land titles. probate, law, mid-continent
| field Box 245-T, Star %
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CHAISE LOUNGE, in excellent condition,
with slip cover; reasonable. Call EN-.
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PIANO-student's piano; fine playins con-
to sell; tarmL caMpben Music Co., raj
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; GENERATORS Rs-sTARTERs. s.. so up; larg-
!. est assort: install immed.; small charge;
| elec repairx. 27th YEAR. CARTY. 160S I4th.
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> ROOMS AND BATH, IN DETACHED
house; nicely furnished: orivste; reason
aole; ADULTS only: see week ends OF eve
nlnRs. 81 North Chelsea lane. Bethesda.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ABLE BOARD in private home: excellent
cd, reasonable. 1914 4th st. s.v.
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WIDOW desires to buy a roomns house
Can pay cash for bargain. Apply Box
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SHOE REPAIR SHOP. fully equipped. new
fixtures, doing nice volume Must sell i'm
mediately Owner in Army. Box lat,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
Continued. J

500 I4th ST. N.w.-Twin beds, newly
Irn., excellent meals: Jewish home, for
rls. RA 1913 Avail 18th
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CATTLE g LIVESTOCK.

GLIDING. 3-year-old. 10 hands high
suitable to become hunter, very gentle. Also
3-year-old thoroughbred pony. 1872. Call
Kensington 396-W
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL, goth
and SITS. n.w.-Fireproof: A A A; one
room, kit, dinette. pvt bath; l or per-
sons; day. week; Frigidaire: fun service;
nicely furnished Ma h4oh
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PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used spinets,
grandS, consoles and small uprights at low
rates: money paid rental applies on the
purchase price If you decide to buy later.
Republic 62l2. kits, 1880 q ST. middle
nf he. hlncl
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Vermont ave.-Room.
81 wk. ca; also single.
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

1902 HOBART ST.-Room I3x2O. private
bath: suitable for one or two employed
ladies' only S35 co. 1851.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. cool in summer.
warm in winter: exclusive neighborhood;
not rooming house. Randolph 1909
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REPAIRS O. SERVICE.
(Continued \

PAPER HANGING. this week. only. So so
per room: 1871 washable. sunfast papers;
work guaranteed, Michigan 5315.
PLASTERING and cement work; no job
too small or too far. DI. 1870. VIM.
Thomas. 707 M st. NV. 10"
PLUMBING AND HEATING, jobbing anG
remodeling speciality; 24-hour service.
H. e. Williams, North GAS,
Radio Trouble? Free Free. est; aonsst work nris srss
MID CITY Radio Shop. 90 PM, MA. 0777.
REPAIRING, painting and remodeling of
all kinds. 80 years experience. Nolan &
Nolan. Ii. 00S3
THIS. WEEK ONLY-Rooms papered, 81.
Republic 6994 %
JACK r. TATE-Gen. con- RE. 6g94
Painting, papering, plastering, floors sand
ed, carpentry, roof painting: white mech.
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DESIRABLE, BUILDING, ONE ROOM,
kitchen. bath, shower: Murphy bed beau
tlfully furnished, switchboard; S5s 90.
National 1000 O.
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Three-piece living suite upholstered for
S45. covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in hnest tapestry
and friezette: workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.,
2509, 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA l0172
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sUBLET =. ROOMS, KIT, DTNETTE. BATH
new iurniture; c.h,w.. oil heat; adults;
Sh5. Shepherd hahh-I
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Bricks. lumber. doors, sash. bathtubs
sinks, tubs. radiators and boilers, all sizes
from hundreds of wrecked bldgS. paint,
GALLON. General Wreckin2 MI
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ACCORDION, Hohner. I20-bsSS, $50. Call
co. O115-R.
ANTIQUE mahogany round dining table
WI. 1864. ~
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2-ROOM APARTMENT. ALSO LIGHT
house keeping rooms. 405 Mass. ave. NV,
$50 1Ith St ne
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S5O-1I67 9TH ST NE r. LARGE
WAiIsHF VA HFrIgidaire. IN9l 6r heat THOMAS D.
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GIRL TO SHARE MODERN APT. WITH
etner girl. l529 Mass. ave. NV. Decatur
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OWENS REALTY. ME. O4Sb.
OPPORTUNITY
BEST BUYS IN n q

ALL PROFITABLE ESTABLISHMENTS
Grocery stores. delica lessen stores. yari-
ETY. stores, restaurants, drugstores, service
stations. beauty parlors roomng houses.
METROPOLITAN BROKERS, sos Invest
ment Bldg DI 1873
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING CALIFORNIA ABOUT SEPT. Il.
Stanford senior wants two passengers for
direct trip: 1910 car Wisconsin 2403.
DRIVING DE LUXE '3S FORD TO
Frankfort, Michigan, Sept 10; take 3
reasonable; ref. exch Republic 6700. Elk.
1929, 2-10 pm. L. w. ROBERTSON. 1900
You st. Sc
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UNIFORM.
BUILDING MATERIAIS

Staunton Military Academy; size IA
reaS. Woodley g05S
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Arizona Tested
For Black Gold
In Four Places

PHOENIX, Ariz., Apr. 18 (U.P.)
Wildcat oil operators are drilling
deeper and deeper into Arizona soil
in hope of discovering "black gold"
in al state so wealthy m other pre-
cious deposits.
There is no oil production in Ari-
zona at present but these indepen-
dent operators, who have pioneered
the way into many heavy producing
oil fields, believe petroleum IS to
be found.
The oldest oil, drilling operation
is being carried on in the south
eastern corner of the state near the
town Of wilcox by a group OF men
headed by s. w. Funk of Charter
Oak, Cal.
Test drillings hage BEEN under
way in the Wilcox area for more
than Is years. bespite a ndrDef9of
financial reverses and other delays.
Funk and his associates have chung
to the belief that there is oil be-
meath the floor of this Sulphur
Springs Valley area.
The depth of this well exceeds
5000 feet. Drilling has been spurred
On by traces of marine life, natural
gas and other strata usually found
in oil-bearing fields.
Operations are under way in
three other places in the state. One
syndicate drilled several thousands
feet down near the town of st.
Johns in the northeastern corner of
the state, but had the misfortune to
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strike am intrusion of granite. Op-
erations have been started again
short distance to one side. In this
area, too. there is some geological
indication that oil-bearing strata
W if~~ .fll -ttIlfftt
exists.
The RhodesSa Oil Producers
Association of Shreveport, La, is
drilling near the town of Benson,
about IS miles west of the site of
the Funk operations. Another group
is working at a location about 80
miles west of Phoenix.
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C of Patagonia Townsite in
Patagonia, Santa Cruz Coun-
ty, Arizona,
in separate parcels, for cash, at pri-
vate sale, and it appearing to the
Court that said petition is suffi-
cient.
TT rs, THEREFORE,, ORDERED,
that the next of kin of said Theresa
Viola Fessler and all persons inter-
eSted in said estate appear before
this Court, at the Court Room
thereof, in the Court House, in the
City Of Nogales, Santa Cruz Coun-
ty, State of Arizona, at the hour of
ten O'Clock A. M. on the 10th day
of May, 1941, then and there to
show cause, if any they have, why
an order should not be granted for
the sale of such real estate, as
aforesaid. ~ &.
ORDERED, FURTHER, that a
copy OF this order to show cause
shall be published four a. success
sive weeks in q newspaper publish
ed and of general circulation in
Santa Cruz County, Arizona, and
that no further notice Of said hear
ing shall 'beF given.
DONE IN open Court this 4th day
of April, 1941. -,,----
GORDON FARLEY,
Judge of said Superior
Court.
pub. Apr. S, IL, 49,. .26, 194D.
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F.A. 1894 d) .(194D
eA.F.E. 1924 bids OPENED
4 h April %, 1941
NOGALES-F'T.. HUACHUCA
HIGHWAY IA -.
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LEGAL NOTICE

C of Patagonia Townsite in
Patagonia, Santa Cruz Coun-
ty, Arizona,
Nogales international., 1941-04-19
LEGAL NOTICE!

be sixty-eight and three-quarters
(68.75) cents per hour. The mini
mum wage paid unskilled labor
shall be sixty-two and one-half
(621a) cents per hour.
Phoenix, Arizona,
March %, 1941.
w. R. HUTCHINS,
State Highway Engineer.
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In the Matter of the
Estate of