davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-04-13

TA7hEN you have killed sas, man you S.,snt want
w you've got to keep cool and hold on
to your nerve You come out of Joes apart
ment and walk down the corridor to the
elevator. whistling, and stop to light ciga
rette when you reach the street. But all the
time your mind goes shutting back and forth.
Back to Joe lying there crumpled up on the
floor Forward to things you've got to do.
Sooner or later somebody will investigate
Joes apartment and call in the cops. Maybe
that woman in the next apartment. You could
hear her coughing easy enough.
It's all right, though. You'll shake clear
because you've got cool head and perfect
plans, and your papers in order and plenty of
dough. Everything's figured out. You'll just
grab taxi to the airport. and the first plane
out will land you where a ship is leaving for
South America. South America is very big
place.
From the corner drugstore you telephone
Henry. "Hulo that you, Henry? Listen,
Henry, you have those bags of mine all
packed and ready. I'll be there in few min
utes. No, Henry, told you, didn't |, you
wouldn't be coming with me this time? Not
this time. Henry
You don't take dim-wit like Henry to
South America with you You take girl. A
girl like Lou. 'Hullo, Lou. I've got everything
fixed like told you. I'll pick you up in half
an hour. Better make that twenty minutes,
Lou. Sure, honey, sure. What's the matter
with my voice? There's nothing the matter
with my voice, honey. Not thing. I'll be
seeing you soon."
It's tough on Henry, of course. He'll be
as lost as dog whose masters gone away.
While got you | got friend, haven't l,
Stevie?" Henry would say. And while you
got me you got friend, too That's how it is
with us, isn't it, Stevie?" Sometimes you get
mad with Henry, he's so dumb.
But Henry's tight-mouthed, even if he
doesn't think fast. Henry has the dumb
loyalty of dog. If you're right with him,
you're right, whatever happens. Tell him
anything and he'll believe you Even the
night of the split-up with Joe, when Henry
was supposed to be gone for the evening but
walked in unexpected on you and Joe. And
all that dough lying there Piles of crisp new
bills The cops had been chasing their tails
for a month, and Joe said it was safe now;
he toted the stuff in a suitcase, to make the
split.
Say, where you come by all that?' Henry
wanted to know.
JOE was in a dangerous mood but he
ginned family. Didn't know we printed our
own money, did you, Henry" And Henry
looked at you, his eyes asking, is that
right?" Because yours is the only word Henry
takes. So you nod, because one story is as
good as another, and you've got other things
on your mind.
Lots more where that come FROM" Joe
said, lighting cigarette. "Eh, Steve?" You
know right then you're going to kill joe
Because, counting the stuff, you knew he was
holding out on you. He'd cached the stuff
after the bank robbery and now he was hold
ing out.
He was trying to put over fast one.
Coin to tell the cops we make our own
money, Henry" Joe said.
Il guess I'm Stevie's friend, amt I?'
Henry is like that. He wouldn't tell a soul.
Evening star., 1941-08-21

continue to be protested by those
sincerely interested in advertising,
the association asserted.
Examples Of Control Cited.
The association cited these as
some examples of Government at
tention to advertising:
A 1888 order by the Animal In
dustry Bureau Of the Agriculture
Department deleting from Jones
Dairy Farm sausage advertising q
jingle-"Most little pigs 90 to mar
ket. The best little pigs 60 to
Jones on the grounds that it was
pisleading inasmuch as all the
best little pigs" did not necessarily
..go to Jones'"
A recent Federal Trade Commits
sion order compelling monument
companies to cease advertising GER
tain stones as everlasting" or as
enduring forever" on the grounds
that the claims were exaggerated.
Codes under the N. r. A. impos-
ing advertising restrictions on in
duStrieS.
Federal Alcohol Administration
censorship" of the liquor industry
and right of the agency to review
liquor advertising before. publica-
ton.
Restrictions Listed.
A recommendation by Leon Hen
derson, administrator of the Office
of Price Administration and Civil
liam Supply, that bakers avoid price
increases by reducing operating
costs, including advertising.
Assistant Attorney General Ar
nolds utterances and writings at
tacking advertising on the grounds
that advertising helped create mon
opolieS, and Justice Department
consent DEGREES in antitrust cases
against the Ford and Chrysler mo-
tor companies imposing advertising
restrictions on them.
Pending price control bills before
Congress giving the President what
the association said was possible
authority to forbid advertising of
any sort.
S. E. c. advertising restrictions
which the association said had vir-
tually eliminated all financial ad-
vertising."
Dozens of bills frequently intro
duced in Congress controlling ad-
vertising.
Evening star., 1941-08-21

United States entrance into the war
he replied:
"As far as American forces go I
can't speak for the generals, but as
far as the rank and file go men feel
that the course of the war will be
on the side of Britain"
Capt. Roosevelt, who came here
from the sea meeting between his
father and Prime Minister Churchill,
said he had gained the impression
recently that people in Britain and
the United States had relaxed their
war effort.
Since entrance into the war OF
Russia" he said, there seems to
have been letup due to a feeling
OF complacency." Then he added:
Il haven't found it to be as marked
a letup here as I had been given the
impression
Capt. Roosevelt said he came to
London on a mission for the Air
Corps and would leave next week.
He said he could not tell how he
arrived in Britain, how he would
leave or where he would 60.
Asked If he would 60 to Russia
he answered smilingly:
Sorry, I cannot answer that"
He called the meeting of his father
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Publishers Criticize
Federal Efforts 10
Regulate Advertising
q Increasing Evidence
Of Antoeonism and
Desire to Control Charged
By the Associated Press.

by lnt ASSOCIATED PreSS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-The Amer
ican Newspaper Publishers Asso-
citation asserted yesterday that the
last 10 years had shown increasing
evidence of antagonism to advertis-
ing with desire by various agencies
and officials of Government to con-
troll. or regulate or prohibit ad-
vertising."
In a membership bulletin cap
toned Government takes a hand
more and more in advertising mat
terS," the association listed a dozen
examples of so-called Government
concern with advertising and asked:
What is to be done about this
proposition now?'
Such a Government trend, the
association continued, seemed to be
increasing and took variety of
forms such as:
Attacks on the accuracy and
truth of advertising; taxes on ad-
vertising; attacks on the ground
that advertising is an economic
waste: elimination of advertising
by groups which are under the con-
troll of some agencies: efforts to
eliminate harmless 'puffery' in ad-
vertising language; the building up
of consumer distrust of advertising,
and legislation to prohibit certain
forms of advertising or advertising
by certain groups and professions"
Agriculture and Arnold Blamed.
Principal Government agencies
and individuals who consistently at
tackled some aspects or kinds of ad-
vertising, the bulletin added. were
the Agriculture Department, Assist
ant Attorney General Thurman
Arnold, the Federal Alcohol Admin
istration and, to limited degree,
certain elements In the Federal
Trade Commission.
The association said that pub
fishers had no quarrel with those
who seek to eliminate false and mis-
leading advertising and that the
publishers themselves had volun-
tarily achieved much in that direc-
ton already with the advertisers and
agencies, "all of whom
have recognized the necessity of
truth in Advertising cooperating
readily.
The practices of the agencies in
the Government, however, of using
the term false advertising as
mask with which to cloak a very
evident desire to restrict or prohibit /
all advertising or subject it to Gov
ernment control have been and will
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Elliott Roosevelt Saws
War Entry May Not Be
Determined by U. 5.
'One Of Our Ships Might
Be Fired On Son Of
President Comments

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 21-Capt. Elliott
Roosevelt, son of President Roose-
welt, said in an interview today that
II the United States were to enter
the war it might not be determined
by us but by some other people
"One of our ships might be fired
on" Capt. Roosevelt. an officer in
the Air Corps, commented. 1--WE are
going to defend our ships and our
men,
. Asked If American forces felt the
Allied victory was dependent on
Evening star., 1941-08-21

and Mr.. Churchill "a very important
step in the progress of the war.
Whether it was a turning point re-
mains to be SEEN"
Asked where his brother, Franklin
Roosevelt, jr., was. he replied:
with his destroyer.
When told that a London news
Evening star., 1941-08-21

citizen by the time he does and that
he can come here to rest"
He said Britain's propaganda
effort in the United States could be
improved by telling a more vivid
story and remarked that London's'
bomb damage was mot as marked
as had been given the impression
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Courtesy to Pedestrians

Bahai. Brazil, police have ruled
that auto drivers must not sound
horns, sirens, bells or "other un-
musical instruments" after 10 pm.
and that car drivers may instead
dim their headlights TO warn pedes-
trians before striking"
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Rice Profiteers Smashed

Rice-selling centers established by
social workers. headed by church
leaders, in Hong Kong smashed
within 48 hours a rice-profiteering
gang so thoroughly that dealers had
to sell the grain below official con-
troll prices.
Evening star., 1941-08-21

paper had suggested that his mother
come to Britain, he replied he knew
nothing about such trip and added,
II don't believe anything would be
gained by that"
As for his father coming to Britain
he said, II hope he'll be q private
Evening star., 1941-08-21

The Vito Health Food Co.
619 12th St. 304S Itth ST
Evening star., 1941-06-19
APARTMENTS WANTED.

PURN. APT, 2 BEDROOMS. LIv. ROOM,
k, b., util 1923 10th ne. MI. 0257. 20s
ARMY CAPTAIN, ORDERED HERE FOR
three months, would like to suitcase one
or two room modern apartment from some
one expecting to be away for summer;
must be modern and In best environment.
Give full particulars. BOX 2e1-G, Star.
49,
Evening star., 1941-06-19

RANDlE HIGHLANDS ,172e 31st ST. Sc.
s''%s s:sA'f ss.su Sss Tss VIEW
THE HIGHLANDS, 1914 CONN AVE
Front apt. containing double liv. rm.. 2
ssp.s esems 1sss sss Snns S.tb dnns
room in the building: roof garden. LIN
KINs CO. 1922 H st. NV.
s13 ALLISON ST; NV ROOMS,
kitchen and bath: utilities furnished; $40.
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH: NEAR
pointment. cali District 7740
rooms, kitchen; bath. large lawn; S52 SO.
Frigidaire on house current; adults: lease.
NEW BRICK 5-RM. APT, IN NV. SEC
S55; gentiles DU. 1863, $3.50 am.
HnLCREsT = ENGLISH BASEMENT, !"
rooms, kitchen and bath; fireplace private
door. is minutes downtown. Ii s505.
1860 PARK RID. NW-S55: 3 ROOMS.
kitchen dinette and bath: clean. cool and
comfortable; adults only.
5 RoOMs-9O3 HUDSON AVE. TAKoMA
reasonable; retrigeration free; $3.50. st.
Dennis, 1885 Kenyon ST. NV.
ATTRACTIVE . ROOM AND KITCHEN
apt: sink. refrigerator semi-bsth; adults
1852 Owens pl. ne. FIR. 1884.
st. n.w.-2 large bedrms e3-ft liv. rm.,
foyer, jr. din. rm., kit; bath; refg. house
current; 1st-class cond; s62.5O. Mgr
BROoKLAND. 1449 LAWRENCE ST. NE.
Entire End floor. 2 rooms, kitchen and
private bath; reasonable.
30O5 CLINTON ST Me- ROOMS.
eItehes sn 5 BATH Be- Sh sie.r heat Dn tqrs
1884 BURKE ST. s..E.-ENTIRE SECOND
ioor of quiet, modern home: rooms,
kitchen, private. bath, screened porch,
portstion: svailsble July ist; adults: seen
during week. IL am" pm. Atlantic
EDDYsroNE APARTMENTs. 1901 vER-
dinette. foyer; southern exposure.
3244 WALNUT ST. NE. CORNER CLIN-
ton)-2 large. airy rooms and kitchen;
heat, gas. elec.: reasonable. DU. 5507.
2sl4 UN1vi P+ ao,E NV ,Nam, ME 1Ssh NP AMP MP
GUYLEN COURTS. 1927 ? ST, s:E-NEw
storage, recreation room. laundry. rrigid-
sss sse nas naa g. s11 d. or iH5h p1 24s ' goo 0e'
RANDIE HIGHLANps s:E:-2,RM APT.
Just bss t4an sa: Brdrs fsaa Wit. Il
Franklin 1871.
apt 2 large rooms, kit, bath, storage and
laundry heat, h. ". and refg. furn. Only
81 S4as9 Avo oss.1 july sp. ist .v.sbs si tenant or
IL lsl 17th 81 Sc; APT APT, 112 "a. LAR9s 1Isois
heat; only Sal: Rsdecorated. d. 24S4.
THE REEDER, .2s24 18th ST, NJ
Beautiful cor. apt, large rms. kit. bath,
house; only S4s so. See ,janitor or DI.
2434. Other apts. available.
551 LIE BAUM ST. seq LARGE, COOL
included. See janitor or Me. 24i7.
NEAR, ARMSTRONG HIGH SCHOOL
Modern Groom kitchenette and bath apt.
Strictly private. Call North 6101.
APT NEAR DOWNTOWN. MODERN BLDG.
1912 M st. n.w.-One room, Murphy bed.
Ns HI S.ts nNoS S sse sos sfs ssGs =. T
So so S: sE hsls N5 -,Is.i4. k21Ms .aK KK1HTcHEN Is
25o0 z 81. NV. NEAR ooYERNLENT
aseS.n nnd sssb ..:ss
s1o sas1 sas s42.6o. Bee resident manager.
ROOMS. KITCHEN, PVT. BATH. HEAT,
optional; adults only. 421 18th st. Sc.
326 18th ST. NE,-NTRE 2nd floor.
rms; Ft;; s7pT pTivste bath. gas heat cleo;
DOWNTOWN. 1850 18th ST. NV.
2 rms, Kit. bath. foyer, porch, slee.
NEW FRONT .APT.-oNLY S67.6O.
winchester Plaza: Elevator Bids.
b.drm 1sSfs tSH brishs iitehsn ea.s Io' and
sIsc incl. In renD. o501 14th q. A.v.,
Evening star., 1941-06-19
ROOMS UNEURNISHED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

S24 or weekly. Old-fashioned home, large,
shady grounds; children considered; token
fare. Ii 4S36-J
Evening star., 1941-06-19
ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE LADY. colored, employed, wants
furnished room, use of kitchen: central
ne. or s.e., near car line. Brown. 1920
WHITE MAN. employed, with quiet dog;
1st-hoor or basement furn. room. Reas.
Box BIG. Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

ARLINGTON. VA.-NEwLY FURNISHED
large rm., suit. for adults: semi-pvt.
bath, private entr.: quiet location, on 10c
bus line. Glebe O169.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

FOR DISCRIMINATING guests lovely
upper 10th St; accommodations for 8 or 4.
QUICK transportation. Select menus, Rea-
honsble rates ia 0O16
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1901 18th st. NV,
English House-Cool. attractive 2nd-foor
floor rm. with sleeping porch, S27 so. Also
2 share rooms, ] for girl and l for gentle
man. $50 ea Excellent meals. Coaching
IN violin, piano and voice Languages
Shaoe. awnings Walking distance
Evening star., 1941-06-19

GONN. AND 19I9 S)-Large front
double, so, exp, near bath; also single and
terms, cash. No dealers. Call WO. 1924
Evening star., 1941-06-19
ROOMS WITH hoard WANTEp.

MOTHER AND CHILD desire furnished or
unfurnished room, board for same. care for
child, age s. Call Mrs. Harrison, ME-
7195. bet. am. to $40 pm.
YOUNG COUPLE. wife convslescent, no
special care, and mother: washington
north exposure pref. Box 2S2-G, Star. 2Os
YOUNG LADY desires room. board amid
congenial surroundings, near transporta-
ton to Fort Myer. Box 2s7-G. Star. 19s
TWO BUSINESS WOMEN DESIRE 2 OR
3 T., K. and b., unfurn.: NV. pvt. home.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

DOWNTOWN, 1918 NJ St nw.-Doubls
room twin beds. excellent meals. Dis
Evening star., 1941-06-19

LARGE DOUBLE ROOM for 2: 8. exposure.
semi private bath all home privileges un-
wldows home. 3rd house from 5000 blk
i6nth1 i6th st. l438 Whittier st. NV. RIA.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

PRIVATE BATHS-2 double front basement
rooms with private baths; S45 per person
PrIvate entrance l71h Mass ave IA u
Evening star., 1941-06-19
FARM B. GARDEN.
BABY CHICKS.

!. TREES large English lockwood trees, SO
years old, 1914 it. high. Hugh II. James,
= Route 2. Bristow. Va. 10.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

3410 18th ST N.W.-Attractive room with
semi,prlvate bath. large yard with trees
Evening star., 1941-06-19

DUPONT CIRCLE-Jewish home: newly
furn., twin beds, next bath; PRIVILEGES:
reasonable North 4OO5
Evening star., 1941-06-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1875 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NV. A
distinctive home for young people, In an
unsurpassed location; reasonable.
2009 WYOMING AVE, "a square east Of
Conn, at Columbia rd.-Comfortable, well-
Evening star., 1941-06-19

DOWNTOWN. 1850 18TH ST. NV.
2 rms, kit. bath, foyer, porch. slee.
incl: S62 so. Res. mgr.
NEW FRONT .APT.-oNLY S67.60.
Winchester Plaza. Elevator Bldg.
bedrm f12x16), bright kitchen (gas and
slsc incl. In renD. 6601 14th d. A.v.,
corner Underwood d. IA oe81.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS. R. l. Reds White Leg
horns. Conkey'S Y-O feeds James Feed
Store. 619 < st NV Metropolitan OOs9
Evening star., 1941-06-19
DOWNTOWN.

One and two. rooms. kitchen and bath.
distance Govt Bldgs; S45 TO S65, includ
ing lights gas and refs. See Mgr. Apt. l,
7I9 9th st. NV.
COLORED-2I15 18th ST N.w.-3 RMS 1,
no children; very quiet: S55 mo.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Clean. cool. rms. kitchen; pvt. bath;
porch; S16 week: others, SO and $40.
27O7 ADAMS MILL RID. NV LARGE
cool rooms kit, dinette, bath, shower;
snntile couple only: X66 HO 1926
Evening star., 1941-06-19

1908 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Nice, dry cool
ior gentlemen; $50 ca. Also large Ist-
n. twln-bed rm, suit, 2 or g. Immediate
occupancy. Only those interested in perma-
pent home need call RA h4SO
Evening star., 1941-06-19
HE CAN'T STAND CROWDS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

NEAE WALTER REED-Front room south
ern and eastern expos. gentleman pre-
ferred. Conv. 18th st. bus. GE. 1928.
1898 Goth ST Nw-Single and double
rooms. Private home. Gentlemen. sentiles.
References
Evening star., 1941-06-19

BRICK, LUMBER: wreckinR 5227 to 5235
Georgia ave. NV: 2 so. blocks, 5S, M
at sw; lumber, all sizes, Sl5 up; million
bricks. 81 M heating plants. radiation. oil
burners, plumbing. sinks, cabinets, doors,
sash. pipe hundreds of bargains; statesmen
on job daily and Sun, to 6. Arrow
wrerkiDo Co FIR QS03
Evening star., 1941-06-19

THE MAURY, 10th AND SITS. 7O1-
Downtown apt. double BEDROOM and kitsh-
Evening star., 1941-06-19

SUBLET. JUNE 21-SEPT 1S-3h RMS:
modern furpishings: double exposure: 4025
WANTED l OR GIRLS TO SHARE LOVE-
ly modern apt. with another; newly fur
nished, very conv. to Govt. locations.
FLAGLER. 736 22nd st. NV. Apt. 10l.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

1927 N ST. NV, near downtown-Two
rooms for housekeeping. Also basement
Evening star., 1941-06-19

PRIVATE ENTRANCE, downtown: shower,
phone; newly dec. and furn.; single, S4-S5:
double. 1888. 92S 22nd st. NV.
1928 21st ST. N.w.-Highly desirable
bath shower: excel. location. DU. 4770.
1884 COLUMBIA RID NW-S4 wk. single
rms double, So: clean, cool outside: 10
min downtown; baths, c.h.w Adams 1880.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

vIOOK MACHINES RENTED, HEFhINED
ALI types sold time payments. Shellac,
wakes, sandpaper. all supplies Modern
Floors, 241S 18th st. NV. AID. 757b.
fRIGfDAIRE, 1888. de luxe, 5-ft-; slishtly
6eed: S76, Phone Sliso s212.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Have cash purchaser for 1918 room
Suest house immediate possession; may
consider sandwich shop or restaurant. Call
Mr Ogletree.
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
ROOMS FURNISHED.

GORDON HOTEL. a16 18th st. NV
Lovely rooms with twin beds and bath
fHns
Evening star., 1941-06-19
THE TIFFANY.

1925 18th st. NV.
Sublet for summer, exceptional. hnely
furnished apt; bedroom, bath. dining I'm 4,
living rm and hall piano, silver and
linens: gas and lights included in rental;
Evening star., 1941-06-19
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

500 RIDGE RD Sc LARGE ROOMS,
electric kitchen. closets private bath;
fronting park; ideal adults only: S45.
910 r ST. NE-1st FL, 1-RM KIT.
bath apt. Nicely furn. also basement apt
with porch; adults; rent reas
Evening star., 1941-06-19

1850 CONN AVE. COR. APT. 316-
Southwest exposure; bedroom, living room.
din, back SGT: pch: newly furn; June 20
Sept. 20; SS5 mo-. shop. center i blk.
Amply FRQNTENAC Tel Emerson 1922
Evening star., 1941-06-19

1884 CONN AVE. Ivy Terrace-Single
and double room available, southern ex-
II.La
Evening star., 1941-06-19

1902 22nd ST. NW.-Two double rms.
new twin beds; SIS and SIS month. Near
Evening star., 1941-06-19

BEAUTIFULLY furn. front room, excellent
food, large lawn porch; very reasonable:
accommodate or 2: private home. Du-
Evening star., 1941-06-19

COOL BEDROOMS. plenty Of baths. White
Hall, Bradley blvd, Bethesda. - acres.
Men only Breakfast served. Public bus.
WI. 2622.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

2519 PA AVE. NW.-Large room. next to
bath. twin beds. nicely furnished; conv.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

s105 18th ST. N.W-Delightfully cool
ront room for I or 2; private home; near
Evening star., 1941-06-19
GRAND OPPORTUNITY.
HILLTOP HOTEL.

90 mi from Wash, D. c.: 70 rooms, 20
baths; all have running water dining room
9Ox5O, large lobby, taproom: furnished: !:
doing fine business, but I am going to sell
At a bargain; there is no better oppor-
tunity. Box 292-G. Star. 24s
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Mr.. SOLDIERS HOME+ENrIRE End FL.
8 rms. and bedrm., porch; ami: Ink;
gas heat and elec. incl; $50. ia. 227S.
Call I'm. and after 6 pm.
month each. 2eao 18th u. NV, xpt.. I.
Phone Michigan 1880. zos
Evening star., 1941-06-19

11O2 MONROE ST. NW.-Furnished room.
2nd floor, front: reasonable; SIS per
Evening star., 1941-06-19

5621 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-BeautifulIy
| furnished room, private detached home, "a
Il hac
Evening star., 1941-06-19

DISTINCTIVE. FURNISHED APIS, Q
bedrooms. bath. living room dining room,
kitchen: / IN embassy section. l over
hooking Shnreham HO S623
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION-n you want to learn to
play the accordion we will loan you an
Instrument without charge. All you pay
is a small fee for private lessons given in
our studio at hours convenient to you.
This plan is also available to those who
want TO learn to play other instruments
saxophone, clarinet, trumpet, marimba,
drums etc. Call Republic 6212. Kits,
1880 G st. middle of the block.
ANTIQUEsMust sell. need cash. China,
-To e;lr roir
Evening star., 1941-06-19
APARTMENTS UNEURkIsHEp.

RANDIE HIGHLANDS 1928 31st ST. Sc
. rooms, kitchen. bath with shower
Private entrance. Beautiful view. New
Arkansas State press., 1941-10-17
New 'Hair-Do's' Will
Hi9hli9ht Beauty Show

Third prizes. respectively, Also
a first prize OF $1,000 in cash;
second prize an order for a lovely
piece of Kayser lingerie, third
prize to be selected.
In addition to the Styla Show
there will he staged Il Beauty CUT
turc Show. The one with the best
head dress will b. &war Cd a c +
tificae of honor from Arnold Bar.
ber Supply Co. a certificate frm
Velvatex School Of Beauty Gull
ture, also SIS 90 cash with first
prize, $3.50 cash with 9nd prize,
third prize an order for me pair
Kid ,'oves or heir equivalent IN
value.
Each Beauty Parlor in Greater
Little Rock will furnish a model.
After the show a prom will Il
staged. This will be the show OF
the season and all lovers of Style
and B-auty will be there.
Arkansas State press., 1941-10-17
Style and Beauty Culture Show To Reveal New Creations

in soliciting new members.
With the next meeting schedul-
ed to be tonight, Miss Floeelia
Hill executive secretary, states
that she expects a Landslide re-
port in new memberships and
that the drive must be an unfail-
ing success. "'Y" work, she stated
is an essential part of a modern
community, and we intend putting
u "Y' over the top!
This drive now under way, is
reported as the largest effort
ever made to increase the men,
bership of the Phyllis Wheatly
Club and is expected to net a larg
er membership for the Association
than ever before in it's history.
Immediately following The Undue
ton of the new members obtain
ed thru this effort, it is expected
that an enlarged program will be
outlined fer the YWCA here ard
that many new activities will make
it well among the most active
branches of the national associa-
tion.