davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

thing tossed in the air seems TO fall
away from the north. A ball on an
apparently level table will start roll
ing of its own volition, neither gain
ing nor losing speed, except against
old debbil north.
Trees on the property, too, lean
against the breeze. And birds won't
nest in them.
The stomach does handSprings as
soon as one steps into the house. And
there is difference in the light. A
photographer made a test with his
light meter and discovered, to his
amaZement, that il measured 65 units
near the house and 160 units outside
the magic circle.
don't try to explain it, Ulster
declares.
His assistant, Shorty Borrow, offers
another oddity
"The attraction is stronger when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

%RAZY HOUSE hangs on a hill
side overlooking Sardine Creek,
49, midway between Crater Lake
and Oregon Caves, in the south
western corner of Oregon.
Forty years ago it occupied a posi-
ton of dignity on the crest of the hill.
But after 10 years it went on a noe
turnal spree and woke up dangling
diZzily. 1t hasn't been the same since.
1t is called Crazy House because,
ever since it tumbled down the slope,
it has rested in a circular area 40
feet in diameter where nothing pro-
Ceeds according to plan. That is, the
laws of nature behave inSanely.
Nothing happens the way it should,
such as gravity and magnetism, as
man has learned them down through
all the ages.
The house itself is aSlant and every
body who enters il walks aslant.
Plumb lines won't hang true. Balls
roll with increasing momentum in
one direction. One has feeling of
nausea. And there is an eerie light.
Don't ask why. Scientists say it's
all an optical illusion, anyway. But
a lot of things happen in and around
Crazy HouSe-in the radius of the
130-foot magic circle-that are uneX-
planned by scientists or anybody else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

are counted in the tens of thousands.
No matter what the rules of science
say, here's what happens in and
around the Crazy House:
The body leans at an angle of as
much as seven and one-half degrees
toward magnetic north, which is
slightly east of true north.
Lister has all sorts of gadgets
around SO people may make tests
for themselves TO find out how cock
eyed the whole business is. He
operates on the theory that what one
sees, one believes.
For instance, a 25pound weight,
suspended as plumb bob on a rope,
may be swung easily toward mag
netic south. II takes a harder push
to send it toward magnetic north.
A plumb line bulges distinctly in
the direction opposite magnetic north
and the bow can't be pulled out. Any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

Let's listen 10 Miss Myrtle Buzan.
who is blind and cannot possibly be
cast under the spell OF optical illusion.
when we started up the incline l
felt peculiar" she said. "As soon as
we stepped on the floor l felt like
something was pulling at my stomach.
1T was almost impossible for me
to walk across the floor. / pushed a
weight and / didn't know which way
l was pushing it. 1t was easy to push
one way. but TO push the other wige
/ had to brace myself
Il know there is something in that
ground that pulls people"
Shorty Borrow thinks the house is
on the true line between magnetic
north and magnetic south, and that,
in the ground, lies meteor or some
vast mineral substance that breaks
the natural flow of current.
Crazy business, whatever ii is.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

the moon is full. 1t is
at minimum strength
at dawn and grows
stronger as the sun gets
higher, diminishing in
the afternoon"
Earl X. Nixon, direc-
tor OF the Oregon State
Department of Geology
and Mineral Industries,
went to cast a skeptieal
eye on natures high
links. He went through
the whole works, deter
mined TO deal with them
In a scientific way.
But he had to admit
that there was some
thing screwy.
Il confess" he said.
that whether II was
the power OF suggestion
or my hosts telepathic
influence or some psy.
chic quirk, / don't
know. but II seemed TO
me there might be an
infinitesimal ten dency
10 lean northeast.
LAS our guide en-
tered and took a turn
round the slanting
floor, / Immediately
felt a queer sensation,
a fleeting dizziness.
seemed TO be waikiki
at an angle OF As de-
grees with his feet out
from under him, over
TO one side"
Nixon carried a level
with him and made
some measurements.
Il found that he was
standing vertically" he
said. But when ! en-
tered the house the illu
sion persisted.
The answer, in my
opinion. is OFFICIALLY illu-
sorry and mental. Our
horizon, literally a In d
figuratively, is level
- straight streets
square corners, vertical
poles and fences, build
ings level.
"In the case OF this
house, everything reg
listers abnormal optical
~. The combination OF
irregularity seem s 10
throw your sense OF
balance out of gear. In
trying 10 compensate
for the tendency TO lean
one way you lean too
far the other"
10 Miss Myrtle Buzan.
and cannot possibly be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

Crazy House
i S mt re a lily a
house at all. 1t
is a two-room, YER
teal board shack
which once served
as an assay office
and tool shed for
the Gray Eagle
mine, a rich gold
deposit in a field
that was worked
for $50, 100000.
When it slid
drunke down
the hill the mine
already had been
abandoned and no.
body was inter
ested in lifting the
house up. John Lit
Ster, an eX-newS-
paperman and
sometime miner,
finally bought the
properly and dis
covered tn a [ he
had a gold mine as
well. Not one for
digging. But a real
bonanza, because
of its curiosity.
People were
anxious to pay a
quarter TO expert.
ence the strange
sensations [ h a I
they felt while in.
side the magic
circle, and Its
t e + s customers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

@RAZY HOUSE hangs on a hill
side overlooking Sardine Creek,
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-31

Il thought you knew everything
that's what you told me-"
Then she does know some.
thing" Pete thought. Maybe 1t
wasn't Valera after all.
II saw your friend Miguel at the
meeting last night" he remarked.
He said ii casually, to see how she'd
take it. but he hadn't expected her
TO take it the way she did.
She looked at him blankly, her
lips parted a little, the color re-
ceding from her face. She put her
glass down.
"Miguel-at the Falange? Are you
sure, Pete?"
"lt's not the Falange," he said.
TITS the Sociedad del Amigos del
Estados Unidos."
"But you said last night" =
II was just being funny"
mo. you weren't" she retorted.
The color had come back into her
face in two hot bright spots. Look,
Pete. You've got to tell me. Do
you think"
II never think" Pete said placid.
ly. I'm In the Army. We're not
allowed to"
stop It, Petel"
GHer voice was low and tense. She
was leaning forward. her eyes wide,
and getting dark and hot i've got
to know"
ITO BE CoNTINUED)
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-31

American groups under European
fascist domination. Don Alvaro Va
lera was not present nor was Diego
Gongaro. Diego Gongaro has not
been seen at any meeting since the
toast was drunk to the fall OF
France"
1t was not signed, and was obvi-
ously written by an educated per.
son. Colonel Fletcher looked at the
second letter.
miguel Valera visited the house
Of Sebastian Diaz, Caleta San Juan,
at ll.25 and left at H. 46.--S."
Sebastian Diaz2" he asked.
what do we have on him?"
Hes the brother-in-law Of the guy
that stole the dynamite from lsla
Grande," Pete said. THEY live in
two rooms In one OF those old houses
down there. lie worked for a pow.
der and explosive Arm in New Jer.
sey. He's an old employee Of the
Valera Central. too"
Colonel Fletcher took the folder
and ran through the other items filed
In 1t. He closed 1t and leaned back
In his chair.
"You went to that meeting last
night"
Pete nodded.
He was there, all right All the
old boys cheered him like mad. He
was about the only one they did
but he was the only one who didn',
make q long.winded harangue. May
b that's why"
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-31
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CARIBBEAN <~$ :
\ CONSPIRACYa
BY BRENDA CONRAD
b. BRENDA CONRAD ..

porting eNe5 .aove people made
Pete lit a cigarette. He heard Colo
mel Fletcher's quick firm tread COM
ing along the gallery He put the
cigarette down and started to get
up.
"Sit down." Colonel Fletcher said.
"Or bring that stuff and come in
my office"
He hung up his sun helmet and
put his swagger stick on the chair.
What about a couple of weeks
leave, while Miss Haywood is here,
Wilcox" he said. He sat down
at his desk and looked up pleasant
". There are plenty Of US to
carry on"
For IN instant Pete's face bright
ened as II he were six and had
been given q toy plane that few.
Then he shook his head.
Thanks 4 lot, sir. I'd rather wait
I'LL later. u It's all right with you"
Just offhand he couldn't remem-
Der when he'd made q decision so
totally opposed to his own best in
terests. II 1t hadn't been for the
folder in his hand he wouldn't have
made 1t. II he went on leave he
would be out Of touch with what
was going on. II he stayed on the
Job, maybe he'd be able to soften
the blow-keep her. maybe. from
getting hurt.
Colonel Fletcher looked at him.
He had the idea for a moment Of
ordering him to take it anyway, and
giving little sound advice while he
was doing it. He hesitated. Wilcox
was pretty attractive chap and
could probably hold his own. Mig
uel Valera was attractive too. Of
course. Still, Wilcox was tough
enough to take it.
Suit yourself" he said. IF you
change your mind, let me know.
What have you got there? Sit down
and have a cigarette"
Pete put the two slips Of paper on
the desk and sat down. A transla-
ton had been typed at the bottom of
each one.
Miguel Valera attended the
meeting of the Society Of the Span
ish Friends of the United States
last night. do not know of my own
knowledge but 1t is said that he has
been in New York undertaking to
organize nationalist sentiment for
Puerto Rican independence to col
laborate with Central and South
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-31

Colonel Fletcher smiled. s4ay-
be" He was silent for q moment
Then he SAID, What about your
friend Taussig2"
Il thought you'd called off the
Hounds of HE'LL Pete said sardoni-
cally.
II supposed you'd keep one eve
OPEN" Colonel Fletcher answered
dryly. TITS a little delicate. If he
finds out we're on his trail there Il
be political uproar,-lf he did find
it out, it would practically prove it.
of course, Innocent people don't
know they're being watched"
Then I've got an unofficial green
light?" Pete asked.
Orange" said Colonel Fletcher.
"Just before the red one comes on.
1t may land you on fatigue duty
somewhere in Montana. That's your
problem. won't know anything
about it. okay?"
"Okay. sir"
Pete got up,
Then let's 60 and have a drink.
You're sure you wouldn't like to
take a couple Of weeks leave in.
stead?"
Damned sure. sir"
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-31

Anne settled comfortably down in
the front seat Of Pete's car and
took . long relaxed breath.
Evening star., 1944-01-11
APARTMENTS WANTED.

sseton ts5 ' Cali ina 81 hsgss ss7
VIII Will RssUMf Nfskffzi CEASE o, two or IL. tire.
room; furnished or unfurnished apt thres
m2pths ssa or year; close in desired. Tel; Or
FRENCH DELEGATION EMPLoYE and
VIE vile qeSlre one or two room apt clean,
Pleasant or Dupont Circle area. IA. 1914
WANTED WAN !n 70 BY NAVAL nav OFFICER 1-b.s.
room fgrn;; apartment from i to weeks. weeks
GENTLEMAN, permanent Washington
Phone PSoqeHi NA 0f$75eS s740 one or two room apt
GROOM FURN. APT in nv. Washington.
and 4-month baby. Will consider buying
BRITISH ARMY OFFICER desires 1-room.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife. 4-mo. baby. e-yr.
child Gesire furnished apt, prefer Arlins-
tation Pentagon. TIE. $500 To-
NAVY OFFICER and wife need small clean.
furnished apt. for few months, NV, sec.
not not too of far Navy Dept. Call District 1850.
PRoFEssoR's FAMILY Of three in wash
i3GSon liiGx for Or few months Government en-
NortqTest Ac1 I'VE. sect5o1 55 preferably furnished.
BY Two girls employed in private industry:
Northwest section preferred Call District
l.jI Det. m and I'm. weekdays.
URGENT single girls, permanently en-
ployed would like roof over their heads
come January s; prefer rms kitchen.
bath, furn. or Unf.; will even buy furniture
conv trans. to downtown and Capitol.
APARTMENT or room and share apt,
Northwest section two refined employed
women. EX. 1891 days, no. 1854 ewes.
WANTED furnished ant. or house in NV.
district, or 3 bedrms; 3 adults; refs.
exchanged. Phone Ma. $50, Mr.. J. P.
FOUR women marine officers need fur
nished apartment in NV. near transpor-
tatlon: two bedrooms twin bedsl kitch-
en-. LYING room, bath, minimum essentials.
Box 2t9-T Star H.
2-BEDRooM APT. unfurn; have baby 5
WANTED. for family Of : adult women.
2-bedroom apt. NV. section prefs:red:
will pay -up to S110 Box 29O-T. Star. II.
FURN. APT, pvt. bath for sew mo by
esf eegfft IesPRq2n9s1tble R291 couple moderate rent.
THREE CATHOLIC GIRLS desire furn or
unfuEn apartment in Nv. Adams 451a all
dsy SUNDAY, after $50 m. wkdys IL
CNfIRNISHED % room apartment, vicln-
l5y i Dupont &c Circle sos limit; ADULTS.
UNFINISHED 2-bedroom apartment by
permanent, responsible Government en-
ploye and retired parents: NV section
preferred. EX. $500, Ext. 2l25 days. or
co. 5443 evenings. l3s
Evening star., 1944-01-11
ROOMS FURkISHED-hcrtheo ost.

LARGE double corner room, twin beds: ex-
sidIent ceiIent Ira tTanSp;; 90 ladies preferred; unlim
1919 ISHERWooD ST. NE. Apt. 1-Large
comfortable room for girls. gentle home:
Use use OF kitchen: y blk. bus. Call Trinidad
Lowry low I've DouBGf 3 Il ROOM for l, in young
couples home; no other roomers: S@5.
Mr. 4th AND r. i. AVE. N.E.-Large single
rn,, new home, 20 min downtown . in
family: $50 mo Hobart 2002. To-
3l5 3rd ST.-Large sleeping room for 2
girls or couple: kitchen privileges S45 mo.
for .. TR. 1918.
ALB 18th ST. NE-Large front room.
twin beds, private bath: good tranSp.
50 NEW YORK AVE Ne rooms for
Ink, adj. bath, all turn.. end floor. RE
3l35, 9th ST. N.E.-Large. sunny room
adj; bath. modern furniture "a blk. TO bus
and car lines. HO. 1913
Lovely det. home nicely furn: large rnl
: closets. twin beds, inner-spring mat,
shops at door: privlleges. AD s42O.
NEAR 10th and Michigan ave ne
Clean single room. private home; 1 gentle
$50 FAST CAPITOL sT.-Double rooms
near bath. Call after s pm
COLORED. 5l4 Oklahoma ave ne
rooms, near car. line. grocery store, res
taurant tailor shop no children
Evening star., 1944-01-11
FARM & GARDEN.
WONDERGRO

Nothing better. Your neiehbor says so
ana SO Will you when you have tried a ton
ground black humus Makes poor soils
good and good soils better Acts quickly.
trees. shrubs, roses vines and flowers, The
ideal plant food you have been looking
for, Sl5 ton, delivered. FERTIL MOSS,
ing and feeding all types OF shrubbery and
grass, 20 bushels, delivered. $40. Lawns
seeoed. repaired or reJuvenated Beautiful
and shade trees. Colorful fiagstone walks,
terraces, rock gardens, lily pools, outdoor
AreplaceS, drainage, mulching, spraying,
pruning and transplanting. Free estimate
Lincoln 4225
Evening star., 1944-01-11
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1905 N. II. AVE. .N.W.-Dble rm with
private, shower. and half bath. l to share
IN triple for girl. Also sele, next bath
l1i6 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A distinctive
nome for young people, in an unsurpassed
location; reasonable.
1852 HOBART ST, N.W.-Two girls to
share large double rooms with others;
twin beds; excellent Jewish cooking AID
LOVELY front twin-bed room, to share
with another girl; excellent meals; bus at
l405 EMERSON ST. .Nw.-Dbl. rm.: home
like place to live; plenty good food; conv
1913 ST. N.E.-Double rooms only, for
1924 EYE ST. N.w.-For young men and
women, 81 week: also table board; we close
at pm EX; 4o97: IA.
triple room, warm, and delicious home
1928 PARK RD.-Nice room for men,
twin beds good meals, unlimited phone,
Will ROOM AND R BOARD some nice young
people in my lovely large home good cook;
foo ifs%sp MAST aye WT2ne Oh s6os
dlo style; also girl share with another;
unsurpassed food: walking distance. RE.
I75o QUE ST. N.w.-sunny, double room,
suitable couple; also man to share room
with with private pIdw bath. Ho. 9s92.
triple. rooms for young people only: ex-
ceilent transp; OR. 1917.
room, unlimited phone: gas heat: bus at
fGERea GaRGE eTfssh FRoST Psss RooM triple adjoining
shower bath MI. 1854. 49,
1865 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Large. double
room, room, home surroundings; $40 each. AID.
Evening star., 1944-01-11
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

616 G ST. S.E.-Sgle or oble bedrm..
newly decorated, well furn., warm; pvt.
home; privileges; maid; reasonable. FR
SOUTHEAST, near Navy Yard front
bedrms.: bus at door: gentlemen only.
3fi 9Th ST. s.E.-Dble. rm., bay window,
closet, run. water. use sunny porch. phone
SIN rm., SIS. Sober adults TR. 4445
after s. 10.
1873 ST. s.E.-Large double room. twin
beos, modern conyeniences; suitable - girls
or couple FR. 0606
63i NORTH CAROLINA AVE. SE-Large
housekeeping room. Frigidaire, gas stove
etCk So so per week 1os
LWGE FIR. RM.. beautifully furn: OPP.
ora, wax DIST. S. S. Bldg, Procurement,
Agriculture, Bur Print and Engraving
Excel. transp. DT 6l3S ewes Or Sun.
1908 EAST CAPITOL ST. Apt 2O2-Fur-
nished room TWO young women; twin beds
Evening star., 1944-01-11
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MovyIond ond Vivo;nio

ATTRACTIVE, southern exposure, private
bath, convenient transportation; breakfast
if desired garage; gentle home; gentle
man. 81. 47O3.
;"3 n. CLVD. ST. Arl.-Sgle. rm.. 81
week; dble. rm.. S35 mo; conv. bus line
and restaurant CH S464
223 LYNHAvEN DR., Alex, Va-Front
room, near Pentagon and airport, suitable
IARGT IHq; y RS RooW S1 IE 5a61 .uun
posures; l0-min. walk TO bus line: desire
emp, employed couple or l or employed girls.
ARLINGTON. 44o5 sth st. south-Fur-
nished bedroom, next bath. suitable for
working eouple or girls; half block from
PLEASANT bedroom and J.. bath. in Army
home. convenient to Pentagon, Navy Annex
and Fort Myer; reference desired. Call
NICELY FURNISHED room in new home
unlimited phone; gentle home; convenient
transpqrtation. 20S South Ivy, Arlington,
S32 NORTH WAKEFIELD ST. Arlington
Couple or women. bright room next bath;
G. conv tranSp Phone Glebe 5s27.
TAkOMA PARK-Lovely double front bed
room, room, private bath, private entrance; bus;
Evening star., 1944-01-11
BOOMING HOuSE

CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION,
will sell furnished or unfurnished.
Has 6 large bedrooms, that will acommo-
date > or 3 persons each; 3 baths gas
heat. also complete apt. for owner. Belt
2ell. DI 3l00
Evening star., 1944-01-11
ROOMS FURN.-Nor.hweM Cont, ),

1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Meni $3.50
heat: 10 min d'town on car line: . baths,
CUE ST. Ist aTp. Ap 4sSn
with twin beds, big closet. next bath; SO
NEWLY Newly 6EooRarRb Si R2 P1es DOUBLE Rm with
heat; privileges private gentle home. with
sa t Pusf ST. cSupe sdP goans Th men i1Hs an
women; $3.50. 81 per week; newly deco
rated: running water in rooms; inner
19s i9ao MADISON hfihseiSei ST. N.w-Nice single or
double room, extra warm; next to bath;
maid service. and phone. Excellent transp
DuPoNr cIRcIE&iso7 eS' 10Th st. n nW' uss'lsa At
tractive studio: open fireplace, semipvt.
PATH path gen sentiie lie hSms Q W Lady ,u., IL
bath; all conveniences; refined home: $50
OFF conn. HSS S4p1s And CATHEDRAL avenues
gentlemen; twin beds also front room suit
ss sira HAMfToS sffsTspSes sr DE SWwe 1tal heated
a isHTsr new HaMPsHREr ifhREp to sS's Share
s eaeh Th Ges T TA on ssg
bbsFse Lars nn rtt1Ssstiyely fHTn room private
TWIN BEDROOM. connecting - pvt. bath;
fiEli RFE,NEn ,apndpy By pTlyilsses SnNs GE 93I3
hEf INED fEhSONS tl or -, quiet, attrac.
2nd A.. rm. in colonial style house towners),
9, bathrms.; 10 min. downtown l43f
shRh & MI UNSfKsqY S ah PaRK.rre
attractively furnished single front room;
90 minutes downtown. WO. 61S7.
| 7O1 ALLISON ST. N.W-Nicely furn dble.
| room suitable for empl couple: also single
rm.: unllm. phone; cony. transportation ! ] .
252f 18th ST. NV, Apt 25-Single room
IN private apartment for settled persons.
HS HSaS eoGS+ng NEWgroS S89 O. PhqRe W M M 5271
| Very attr. rm. for discriminating gentle
man or employed couple in refined home;
double bed. large closet. semipvt bath, use
OF unlim; phone: all conv.: excellent transp
CHEVY CHASE. d. c., 1927 oliver st. NV
| " blk. bus: large, lovely room, very
| comfortable twin beds, . closets, near bath
| with shower. EN-. 1868
GEORGETOWN-Large master bedrm.. pvt
path for gentleman; near bus; $50. AID
VICINITY OF WISCONSIN AvE.-Large
newly furn. front bedrm. with private
1870 4312 Brandywine st. NV
2i0l ST. NV, Apt. 1O-Large double
front room next to bath: within walk
| ing distance OF downtown. EX. 1895.
1927 l. ST. N.W.-Basement Ink. room,
suitable ] or . IS week.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Master bedroom
priyate shower; near 2 bus lines; $40
II GALLATIN sT-Attractive double
room, twin beds shower pvt. home; gas
heat: -Chillum express, . doors. GE 1913
522 JEFFERSON ST. NV. Large fur
nlshed front room, private bath; owner
| home; gentlemen preferred
Evening star., 1944-01-11
ROOMS UkFURNlSHED.

COLORED-19la S ST. nw.-Very de-
sirable unfurn. rooms, l block from Conn
ave, including heat, hot water light and
lanltor service; cooking privileges can be
arranged. Open for inspection from . 10
pm. Henry J. Robb, Inc. 1924 YER
mont ave DI Sl41
Evening star., 1944-01-11

WHITE LEGHoRNs 1351, months old,
laying, 81 80 zach, WA. S036 after 7 pm,
ly matches: orders accepted now. Winmar
Hatchery. Shepherd 1897 or Ashton 1867.
PULLETS, 100 purebred Barred Rock,
lust starting to lay. $3.50 ca; Berk-
shire pigs. $40 ca Oliver $500
Evening star., 1944-01-11
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FAMILY of three wants furnished home in
NV. section for occupancy Feb. l. Refer
ences available. EN-. 2230. IL. T.
equivalent; .conyenient location for naval
16r omcer and family. Call 1t. Ahlbrandt, RA
NAVAL OFFICER wants wants to rem rent immedi-
ately .unfurnished three bedroom house ia
vicinity OF Beverly Hills, Alexandria. or
Arlington, Va. Call TIE 1865. 49,
2-BEDROOM house or apartment, nwv
furn; or unfurn.; for couple, girl g. EM.
$40 13-
FURN. HOUSE wanted to rent. minimum
4 master bedrooms ard servants quar-
te1s, Z-car garage; NV. section, rental.
$500 to S4O0 EN- 51s4
WANTED, house, 10 or more rooms, 10 rent
or buy, unfurnished or furnished; privatsw
BOX 2S4-T, Star. H.
Evening star., 1944-01-11
DOGS PETS ETC

WANTED, home for 6-wk old kitten house
broken, delightful pet. Call EN-. 1886
after o'clock.
AFGHANs. S35-s50: TOY FOX, Ss-S15
Collie Shepherds, Fe, So: Fox-Spitz S5
! Dos Hotel. 1.iA4 Cenrpia Ave IA a2ol
Evening star., 1944-01-11
ROOMS WANTED.

MAN wants room in home or apartment
Park. Box 1O3-T, Star.
COUPLE, colored, refined, desires small
apartment or house: no children: good
references ia q435
Evening star., 1944-01-11
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
RQAIS,
POULTRY 3 EGGS.

FOR SALE-12-ft. lap straight rowboat
suitable for cupboard approx $50; al
Army War College, 4th and P SITS. sw
Col CARPENTER. FIX 75OO
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AFGHAN HOUNDS S35-S6
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NEWFOUNDLAND 500.

COCKER, MALE. LIGHT BUFF S3s
COLLIE, MALE, Sl2.50: TOY FOX - SIG
Collie Shepherd, S5-S; CrosSbreed s.
DOG HOTEL. 1874 Georgia Ave ia 432l
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans
Moving q Storage Co. Taylor o937. l2s
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HOTEL ROOMS 50 lip

The Castle Inn Hotel. daily. weekly o,
monthly rates; firSt-claSS restaurant at B
& o. station, Forest Glen, Nd Only >:
min; from Union Station; fare, lie Op.
poSite the New Walter Reed Hospital (Hol-
loay Inn). For reserva tions call 81. 1851