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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-05

dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
James of 900 Carroll Ave. Mr..
Bradley is a medical technician of
Durham University and Mrs. Brad
ley operates a beauty salon in the
same city.
Miss WiIladene Eastman of Chi
cago is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Eastman, 953 St. An
thony Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mcfarland,
1016 Rondo Ave-, have as their
house guest their cousin, Mrs. Will
liam Wesbrooks of Chicago. Mrs.
Wesbrooks is the niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Mcfarland, 493 White
all St. She will be in the city until
September Is. Mrs. Mary Combs
entertained with Chinese supper
August % for Mrs. Wesbrooks and
Mrs. W. B. Johnson, another out
of-town visitor.
The Cameo Social Club will open
it's 1941-42 Club season on We'd
nesday, August II. All members
are urged to attend. The meeting
will be held at the Sterling Club
and new officers for the year will
be nominated.
On Wednesday afternoon, August
81, eight little girls met at the
home of Emily Clark, 615 W. Cen
trail Ave-, to organize a junior sew
ing club. The purpose is to teach
the young girls the art of en-
broidering. The club will meet ev-
cry Wednesday for a half hour
with their adviser, Mrs. Geraldine
Clark, and will have visiting teach
ers from time to time to teach the
children new stitches. The club has
been named the La Circle Sewing
Club and is composed of Martha
Anderson, Constance Brown, Bev-
erly Carroll, Barbara Vassar,
Emily Clark, Joyce Vassar and
Earline Neil. The hostess was as
sisted by Miss Eloise Vassar. Re-
freshments were served after the
sewing lesson. The adviser plans
to take the members to exhibits of
fancy work to keep up their inter
est.
Miss Evalyn Kelly, $50 St. An
thony Ave-, entertained at a waffle
breakfast on Saturday, August 80,
for Miss Rachel Gooden. Other
guests were Mesdames Charles
Hargrave, Norman H. Howell, John
L. Banks, Jr., Leila Boyd and Estyr
Bradley.
News of the Week: Dick Mann
shot an. so at golf at Theodore
Wirth on Saturday of last week.
Hey! Hey!
Miss Lucille Smith of Bozeman,
Montana, has been the house guest
for several days Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John M. Patton, 954 st. Anthony
Ave. Miss Smith is en- route to
Washington, D. c., to matriculate
at Howard University.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-05
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindness, words of
sympathy and floral offerings, dur
ing our recent bereavement. Spe-
cial thanks to the Rev. Melbourne
Hogarth.-Mrs. Edna Shull Petit
cord and Mildred Shull.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-05
OFFICE VISITORS

Charles Noble and o. L. Alex
ander, both well-known Minneapol-
itans, came into the office Monday
to renew their yearly subscriptions.
Both have been subscribers to this
paper since its beginning.
Another renewal which came
through the mail was that of Mrs.
Addie Jackson, of St. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-05
Social and Personal
} MINNEAPOLIS

Announce Marriage: Mr. and Mrs Herbert Ganon of 229 Fourth
Ave South the marriage their daughter Eugene
Pratt Denver Colorado of Mrs Sarah Pratt of Minneapolis The
couple married August 80 by Rev. pastor
Mt Morah Baptist Church, Omaha, Nebraska.
Mr. Rudolph Young, 526 Fremont Ave- No, taken St.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-05
Social and Personal
O ST. PAUL q
By Estyr L. Bradley
500 Carroll AYe.=Dale 9612

With the passing of August the departure
hundreds visitors who have portion
in the Twin Cities where hospitality unexced Not
Of 1881 has there been such elaborate
TAIL dancing, dinner bridge breakfast luncheon poeno sightseeing
and the like The Twin Cities really
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-05

will be Mrs. Henrietta Bonaparte
Ridley of Petersburg, Virginia, who
has been visiting her parents for
six weeks. The Twin Towns have
earned the reputation as truly a
mecca for visitors.
The Self-Culture Club observed
the birthdays of two members at
the home of Mrs. Addie jackson
August %, with a Chinese checker
and bingo party, followed by a pic
mic supper. The birthdays of Mrs.
Freda Harris and Mrs. Leantha
Scott were observed, with many
lovely gifts being received by the
honorees. Guests were DR.. and
Mrs. Ira Scott of Cleveland, Ohio,
Mesdames Ida M. Murphy, Leantha
Porter, Buelah Nelson, Mamie But
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Hall and
Mr.. William Hood. Special guests
Of Mrs. Freda Harris were Mrs.
Ira Scott and Mrs. Ida Murphy,
who were presented with beautiful
corsages.
On Wednesday, August 20, Mes
DANES L. E. Willis, Horace Meaux,
Clyde Gilmore and Hiram Kelly
entertained at a midnight supper
for Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Shep-
herd, Mrs. Hazel Thomas and Mrs.
Tiny Williams, all of Toledo, Ohio,
and Mrs. C. B. Covington of Seat
tie, Washington. Bingo comprised
the evenings entertainment with
first prize going to Mrs. Eugene
Shepherd, second to Mr.. Philip
Freeman and consolation to Mr.. R.
L. Turpin. Each honored guest was
presented a gift.
On Thursday evening, August Fl,
Eta Chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha
sorority, entertained at a Pow
Wow at Hidden Falls to honor
Soror Blanche L. Patterson, Cen
trail Regional Director, who spent
the summer months at her home
in Minneapolis. The evening was
spent in singing, playing games,
and eating goodies. Sorors pres
ent included Allie Balenger, Are
tas Blaney, Frances Brown, Mill
cent Burgess, Laura Jeffrey, Eliza
beth McCracken, Elizabeth Moore,
Alice Onque, Sylvia Ross, Juanita
Russell of Waco, Texas, Beatrice
and Elizabeth Schuck, Ethel Max
we'll Williams and Martha Wright.
Other guests present included Mrs.
Frances Belts of Nashville, Tenn,
and Mrs. Fred D. McCracken.
Mrs. Mary ID. Mcfarland, 493
Whiteall St., was hostess at beau
tifully appointed three-course Gre
ole Gumbo supper, Thursday, Au-
gust %, to honor Miss Rachel
Gooden and Mrs. William West
brooks of Chicago. Other guests
were Mesdames Robert R. Mitchell,
Walter Mcfarland, Viola Munson,
and the Misses Irma Munson, Leah
Mae Minor and Estyr Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Vernon of
Washington, D. c., were honored
with dinner at Somerset, Wis, on
Friday, August 20, as the guests
of Miss Peggy Tresvan and Mr..
Ronald Judy.
Mr.. Ernest Jones of Chicago was
in the city over the weekend to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Archie
Anderson, IT'S Iglehart Ave. Also
the Archie Andersons had as their
house guest, Mr.. Anderson's sis
ter, Miss Martha Anderson, gov
eminent employee in Toledo, Ohio.
Miss Anderson was en- route to
Seattle, Wash, to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Anderson.
Making the trip with her from st.
Paul is little Archie, Jr.
Probably the most elaborate ar
rangement of Pow-Wow food that
has ever graced an outing, greeted
the guests at the moonlight party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Brooks, Jr., ITO st. Anthony Ave-,
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UPIAND re SAB and forest Eooo-
Garland III.
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NOT THE CHEAPEST,

BUT THE BEST.
epectsliiginE in sc. jobs. Consult us
EpGsKRT + ". LEE CONSTRUCTION CO.
a911 Penn Ave. Sc Ii 1000.
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CONSTRUCTION and carpenter, foreman
experience, reinforced concrete. Homes
and ants Box 4l5-G. Star.
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HELP DOMESTIC.
Continued

GIRL, white or colored, for eh.w; depend
Tor interview, after 2 pm. Sat, all day
sun, after wk. days.
GIRL. light; general housework and care
81 one child for employed couple; live in.
S3o mo. Chestnut 1117.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. ghw, cook for
employed couple. care for 2-yr old child;
live in: health card refs: S45 mo. Call
Temple 1895 after 5:30 D m
HoUsEKEEPER, white, settled. exp, s h.w,.
COOK. empl couple s-yr. boy in school;
ref live in; Arlington OK. 093@-J.
MAID. colored. reliable. to live in. cook
and housework: references. Call OIL o61P
MAID, colored, for housework and dining
snes, say every No h %,i s S
between o and II or 3 and D m
MAID, sh.w., light laundry. plain cooking;
sinsle sirl preferred Georeia 31l1.
MAID, cheerful. responsible. to live in:
Two chlldren, cooking and laundry $40
month Oliver 6"6S Chevy Chase. Md
MAN OR WOMAN settled. for cook and
general housework for family OF Two, no
children: must be thoroushly experienced
Falls Church 2214 evenings between 80
and q.30.
MOTHERS S HELPER, 1--we in $50 month;
room and board Phone CH. 4459. lG02
North Mckinley I'd. Arlington, Va.
MOTHERS HELPER white. live in: SIS
NURSEMAID. care > children, . and 3
Yrs. old. live In; light housework. Call
SH. 70fa
WOMAN. settled, white or colored, for
rhw. Interested in good home, s. week;
references Call Oliver n313.
WOMAN, colored. between 20 and 50. eX-
perienced ghw Apply l406 10th st. NV.
WOMAN Spanish housework and cooking;
small apt Telephone NO. 500" al m.
WOMAN white mlddle-aEed settled, take
charge small suburban home, father son
sixteen, must be good cook; references.
Wisconsin 1873 so
WOMAN. colored good cook general house
work. adults. IS per week and car pass
references Phone Columbia ":H3
WOMAN white, settled. Catholic, care OF
3-month infant. room and board S35
month: ref ME Hji5
WOMAN white. & h ". care Of " children.
IN school: live in: no sun or holidays. Sfu
mo WA. S9SS after , p m
WOMAN, colored, 35-4O, good cook. general
houSework personal laundry small family;
live IN; SO week. References. Sligo 3I.I.I.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT c. p A. member A. I A
with bureau and board practice during 20
years with accounting ana AK law firm,
desires to make change. Box lS>-A. star.
ACCOUNTANT Books started. kept part
time, auditS, statements. tax service local
references: very reasonable. OR "014.
BOOKKEEPER- R-ACCOUNTANT. experienced
IN general once and sales work. desires
position with advancement NE S256.
BUTCHER. employed a present wishes to
make change: familiar with betteT-cIaSss
cookery. ref BOX l&l-A. Star
CHAUFFEUR. white. private or light COM
mercial: 25 years experience. Taylor ,3fo
CHEF fcook). white: many years expert
enoe butcherInG; baking: economical: ,ef-
CONSTRUCTION and carpenter, foreman
experience, reinforced concrete. Homes
and apis. Box / lac. Star.
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN or superln-
star 29E
COOK. Chinese for restaurant. Chinese
and American way. Shwalh 5o1 H ST. \ ".
JANTToR, colored wants position: do re-
MAN. young, colored intelligent, neat sp-
pearance, desires position nisht elev,
switchboard oper- RE. o"t3 after IN.
MAN, employed married. no children,
wishes TO care for apt. bids. white dist,
for rent Of apt. Mr. Chester W. Olson,
c2a End s.. Sc.
MAN, younc intelligent neat, with late
sedan; desires position. No canvaSsing.
MAN. white, refined. hight. work, caretaker.
Ustchman, care ior children while YOU
shop. work, travel. GE. HlOi 20.
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430l BRANDYWINE ST NW-Large
front room, double bed. private home IS
ca for .. blk. from Sears WO. "Ss5
/ 325 EMERSON ST NW.-Attractively fur
niShed master bedroom with private bath;
suitable for Two gentlemen unlimited tele-
phone: reasonable GPorgIa 03|5 30
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TRUCKING BUSINESS.

Consisting Of | trucks large and small:
!. c. c. permit; ropes. pads and all equip
ment necessary for the moving business:
offce with everything needed 20 operate:
storage accounts; rent reasonable for ware
house. from which business operates; very
good proposition. Box 1904. Star. 40
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DOWNTOWN. l0lS Vermont ave. NV
Sing!e and double. attractive and econom- :
zeal sober Government employees preferred.
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for re-
Sp1nSlb!e parry. Silent o. active partner
IN Nquor and food dept OF large downtown
hotel Box ma. Star
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PAPER HANGING s. rm. and qp,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

UPHOLSTERING spec S,e9sa suite suite
WEISMUILER. "4:3 18th " Adams 096I.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ANTIQUE, CHAIR, Erector set. Address
Box 224A, Star.
ANTIQUES colored, satin. tinsel,
bric-a-brac, Victorian furniture Lee-Hi,
211. Open to daily. sun.
AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT 3-hp. dc
air compressor. ! 1-hp. dc paint shop
% tsry charrer "8 eecc cHn Tedns fs5sf machine ine
l furnace blower. ] transmission grease
gun. 1105 "lst st. NV. RE. a24a.
BED. spring and mattress. $40 95; rollaway
ern sectional sofa. 81 $500; modern round
blond mshog. cocktail table. Sl5.s5; 3-pc.
walnut b.r. from Grand Rapids, Sl60.s0;
All of the above are at least $50 off list.
BUY. AT VIII OLESALE PRICES. Children's
furniture-Iyouth beds, cribs. carriages;
dff9rept 6ifT mt 2 1yPes ,, small rM tables up
costs nothing to look at THE FURNITURE
MARTS g locationsl, 3l5 No. Glebe I'd,
Arlington, Va. OPEN EVENINGS. 3o'
suite walnut veneer. SIS; mahoeany ye-
Sl220; walnut 3-pc modern bedroom
S65.97; kneehole desks, solid maple
$50. D; modern maple or walnut kneehole
6esSf desks SsS5' sewing cabinets cedar
@,rI 6oSr amPS nI Gornsr eaPinetS per cabinets
ished items, kitchenette sets, dinette sets
Buy where you save most money. OUT
OF THE HIGH-RENT DISTRICT THE
FURNITURE MARTS. q locations 5000
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. OPEN NIGHTS. 30'
BED double decker, Army; also l2-in.
culvert pipe. good as new. General Wreck
ing Co. Brentwood I'd. and w st. ne.
BEDROOM SUITE. walnut 3-pc., 500 95;
lounge chair. Sl2.g5; Hollywood bed.
$1,000: 3-pc lime oak modern br., S65 81:
twin-bed solid Northern hardrock maple
b.r. suite, $4,000; -2pc. wine mohair
estry; So %; walnut q. + suite, $50 90.
SONS Come TO see the store at 4429 Con-
The same low prices in a hgh-class neigh
borhood. THE FURNITURE MARTS q To-
cationSD Complete house furnishings at
lowest prices. Open till Q pm. 30'
BEDROOM. 7-pc: entire kit. outfit. includ
dishes. 644 Mass. ave. ne, Apt. 80, after
; pm. if on weekdays
BEDRM. SET. s-pc.. dust proof; Sl35.
bareback chair $3.50; .3-pc. liv. set,
SOS. sofa, S3t 50. 6x9 Wilton rug. SIS;
lge antique whatnot. S15. Lorraine Studios,
$500 Conn. Apt. 81. WO. 1850.
BICYCLE boys 26-in.: full-sized ping
pong table good condition; reasonable.
WO 6633.
BICYCLES, new Colson, Westfeld, New
World and others at cut prices; also trade
ins. SIS UP. Gllbert's. 1106 H st. ne.
BOOKS-I have about 300, mostly -detec-
tive fiction, that will sell; entire lot for
1oc apiece. Call Mr.. Lee. Emerson 24s2
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

3103 18Th ST. NW.-Room with Jewish
! Iamlly; good meals; clean house; near bus
lines. Columbia h4fS
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18TH ST NW-Lsrge double room shower
bath. direct TRANSPORTATION, Call co
Eyt
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CHEF fcookl, white. many years expert
enCe butCherInE. baking. economical: ref
erPnCeS Box lS1-A Star .B0H
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| 2S35 Doth ST NW-G-ntleman: front
! room, SeUi-pr vate bath residence re- red
Army otcer. S25. Adams o4l3 30'
CHEVY CHASE-IarRe attractive front
/ room. BeautyreSt mattress, use Of kitchen.
laundry privileges, one block 10 Conn ave
bus, refined employed person. WO. 1897.
30.
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THE TUDOR CLUB,

1175 N ST NV
SinEle, Double Tr1ple'. Excellent Meals 3n'
SUITTAND. MD.-SPRUCE O44e.
5-min walk TO Govt. project Excellent
meals lunches packed Sl1 Der week.
TIL EASTERN AVE. NV,
= blk Of Georgia ave. Silver Sprins-Th.
Brooke House Will accommodate you IN
choice rooms and food Daily weekly and
monthly rates Shepherd 3a30
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BICYCLES, new Colson, Westf1eld, New
World and others at cut prices; also trade
ips IS IN GIlhert's 1106 H ST ne
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MOTHERS HELPER. 1--we in: $50 month,
room and board Phone CH. 4i59. 1902
North Mckinley I'd. Arlington, Va.
MOTHERS HELPER white. live in: SIS
f,er mi 20
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NURSEMAID. care > children, and 3
yrs. old. live In; light housework. Call
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

"n5 1st ST. NE, across from Capitol
Single and double rms, men preferred;
congenial SURROUNDINGS. Very reasonable.
1876 RrTTENHOUSE ST. NW--Nicely
furn. room. twin beds; suitable for two;
NICE DOUBLE ROOM to share with an
other Young lady; Jewish family. co.
0S1n
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Continued On Next rsea.S
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ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE FRONT ROOM, facing 18th
pvt bath, ample closet space. phone g
gentemen or emploved couple GE 81
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NOW with shortage on hand and
a big Christmas demand YOU
CAN GET THE HIGHEST PRICES
IN YEARS FOR USED CAMERAS.
MICROSCOPES. LENSES. BINOCU-
LARS Come in at oncel You'll be
AMAZED AT THE CASH WE WILL
PAY YOU
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESSNAKER. exp. on alterations, in or
out, reasonable. 1853 Champlain st.
Adams 1854.
HOME ECONOMIST. univ grad yrs
mgr. largest Govt. cafeteria. food or other
allied work Box la Star. 30.
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

1922 CLIFTON ST. NW.-3-sToRY AND
basement brick, 9 rooms, baths; oil heat.
saraee. Dupont s30s.
1915 BUCHANAN ST NW.-6 R., B.
gar. Gentlles, adults. Ref. SIS. GE. 0l7Q.
5-RooM BUNGALOW AMI. GARAGE.
Call MRS. VINCENT. Falls Church 1922.
SILVER SPRING. ROOMS AND BATH.
bedrooms; oil heat sarage; near nea- stores
CHEVY. CHASE, MD, COLONIAL BRICK.
center hall. rms. > baths. attic, oil heat.
gar, screened porch; nr. bus; gentiles;
CONVENIENT SUBURBAN LOCATION. 4
bedrooms. 500. HELEN r. MARSHALL.
POI S. Washington st, Alex. 1901 or
l43& EAST CAPITOL sT-EoUIPPED
Slo5 mo. AT s763
ter hall, iarge rooms, . baths. porcheS:
sos Cloverfeld pl. sH 6a62.
s125 90 o--,REsTRIcTED WEsTHAvEN :
neW-house condition. oil heat. WI. asss.
BUNGALOW, BRICK, S ROOMS, BATH
down: 3 rooms, bath up; ample closets:
fully insulated: oil heat; large basement;
sre @ 4ee f IL sus avail s
able Dec. /; Hyattsville. WA 2274.
porches: gas heat; near stores. all schools,
movies etc. SOS month TO responsible
tenant ADLAI MANN, NE. 1901.
734 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS,
bath . inclosed porches. h.-w.h.; COM
pletely reconditioned; nice yard. double
gar; conv transp.; SOS. EN-. a077.
BY OWNER SHEPHERD ST. NV. NEAR
l4th st rooms and bath. INV. heat,
2 porches, big yard. To responsible family
Of adults. Address Box 22S-A, Star,
w CHEVY CHASE, MD-AVAILABLB
Dec. 10. Center hall. living room. fire.
place dining room, kitchen. large screened
porch 3 bedrooms, = baths. floored attic
maids room. shower laundry room: OIL
heat, garage: attractive shady lot Quiet
refined section; convenient transportation,
shopping district. schools; 1922 so. Call
Oliver an5n.
(Cont,nued o. Next PeFa.y
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

JEWISH BOARDING HOME IN D c or
suburbs for young children. If interested.
call GE 1n35
WILL PAY $50 NO for bosrd and room
for 3 adults II professional family. Box
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1860 10th ST NW-Double room, With
twin beds; bus a. door; excellent mealx.
Columbia 21Ho
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ROOMS FURNISHED

NO. W WoODBINE ST, Chevy Chase;
Md.-Clean. comfortable room. 4 doors on
Conn. ave. bus line. for l or 2 refined
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ATTENTION. MILLINERS' Exclusive shop
excellent business. sacrifice quick sale
weekdays. WI QUO 3O'
RESTAURANT with beer license doing
5000 business. Lone lease. Owner LEAVING
town. 100 IAN NV :gu.
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1863 AMES ST NE-Two furnished
rooms in new home: double, S24: single
Sie, get on bus al Blaine St. ne. walk !
| block 10 Burns night l block 10 Ames
men only 30.
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GIRL, white or colored for shw; depend
able. trustworthy: ref 514l Ath ST W.
for interview, after 3 pm. Sat. all day
Sun. after Z Wk. dAys
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I"I9 FAIRMONT ST. NW-A real home.
limited phone. co h1fR
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

LARGE BEDROOM, twin beds. sitting room
and bath; newly decorated. completely fur
nished; new home: gentle couple res-
sonsbe. WI. 1917.
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NEAR 18th AND HARVARD-Lu1uriou ious
room in private home; everything new: $40
for one. S45 for couple: French conversa
tInn AID 2LLN
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l2l 10th ST. e. Ant. 20--Larse front
room. nicely furnished; new nner-sprng
mattress: convenient transp. 30'
7u5 UPSHUR ST. Nw-Gentleman:
nice comfortable. connecting room near
bath board optional 3O'
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BOOKS-I have about. 800. mostly .detec-
tive fiction, that / will sell; entire lot for
iOc apiece. Call Mr. Lee. Emerson 24s2
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MASTER BEDROOM. new home new fur
very quiet for . employed people: II min.
70 downtown, no parking worries. CHI
aIHl
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60 VACANCIES FOR REFINED young people.
~ WeI-balanced meals. walking distance
- Tree parking: reas 2022 @ st NV
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REFRIGE GERATORS-Deep-cu sacrifice on
over 500 refrigerators We have the larg-
est display in Washington and guarantee
not to be undersold. We have a group of
General Electric, Frigidaire, Westinghouse
Crosley, Kelvlnator. Norge, Leonard, Cold
spot, used. as low as $40; brand-new 1941
refrigerators at Atlas low prices: immediate
delivery; easy terms. unusually liberal
trade-in allowances.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
washington's Largest Appliance House,
o21 G st. N.W,-Entire Building.
District 3737. Open Ewes. TIL Pm.
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2O39 36th ST. E-Sinsle room IN pvt
detached home; conv. to Navy and Cap
toI Bldg, for gentlemen only. TR. 81 81
and 3rd floor
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1903 GERANIUM ST Nw-Large sunny
room in private detached home suitable
or . gentlemen; S25 mo. IA O37a
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,u ,sn 1olo bth ST. NE-sinae room gentle
~ man excellent meals, convenient 10 car
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! l64l r ST NW-3rd floor. clean COM
! Portable front room. furnished as bed -liv-
/ ng room: semi-private bath, Ink If
/ mo
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l7l5, MASS AVE NW-LArge room
suitable four ladies: clean, Comfortable
walking distance. PRIVILEGES 3Os
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5l4 JEFFERSON ST. NW-Room. semi
PVT bath, shower; inner.sors. mattress.
cedar cl0set. exp bus. refined young man
preferred, gentle; $3.50 week. RA. 1908.
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BRICK, LUMBER; wrecking Suburban
Gardens AmuSe. Park. Plumbing boilers,
5000 Il. Ia" and =" pipe. 1-beams. doors.
sash, wallboard roofing paper. Hundred of
bareaIns. Visit our ward Arrow Wrecking.
100 S Capllnl ER NSnA
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605 MASS. AVE. NE.-Large front room.
large closet, twin beds Is minutes walk
TO Capitol: private home; gentlemen only.
800
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, SILVER SPRTNG-Privste home room FOR
! one or two convenient transportation
q Shepherd SOS0-J 3Os
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PRIVATE ENTRANCE. close III shower
phone, newly dec. and furn.; single. S5-SS;
dble.. $3.50. g2s 22nd st. nv
1929 18th ST NW-For Jewish young
man in private home. shower bath sd-
joining. inc. porch. unIim. phone bus line.
122 INGRAHAM ST N.W-One or two
young men for nicely furnished room.
Private shower and lavstory. RA. a15i
1890 EYE ST. NW-Double rooms $50
mo. Also two singles, S25 mo. Apply
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BOLIVIAN CLUB.
PRIVATE CATHOLIC HOME.

1888 18th w-BUSiness women. double
rms. modern baths. showers, outstanding
meas
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. wishes lob as chambcrnaId.
No sunday. Refs. PIG D s.. NV, Doris
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/ "ol0 3rd NE.-Larse front rm. suitable
/ for | or >, next TO bath, private home. no
! nthPr rnnmerS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-18
BUu0essekt ton 2.
ClevelanI Ostsette lIicdertRfe1 Dame q

Bundessektiop s.
Lorain, q. 3. s. Gesangverein Nintracht.
priis., Mich kirschner. 81 w; II: st.
II43 Oberlin Ave.