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Evening star., 1944-05-28

We are about to open up second
front. Open up your purse or wallet
and bny that extra bond.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12
Great Hurricane
Heading In Upon
Atlantic Coast

Miami, Fla, Sept. l2.-(AP)
"A great Atlantic hurricane
drifted toward the United States
today, but it was too early to
tell whether the bowling winds
and mountainous "a would al
feet any part of the coast line,
The Weather Bureau urged
persons along the east coast
from Miami northWard TO Cape
HatteraS, y. c., to be on the
alert for further word.
The storm could re-curvc
any time in the next "a hours
and not affect the coast linr at
all" said a mctcoroloGist, but
it is getting too close for COM
fort"
An army pilot returned from
a dawn patrol to report that he
encountered winds higher than
so knots, between 80 and 100
miles an hour, when he VCntur-
cd near the center of the Whiri-
ing air mass.
Ceiling and visibility zcro,'
he said, describing the heavy
rains and squalls. The definite
westward movement of the
storm first was noted this morn
ing after II mad novereu almost
stationary part of yesterday and
last night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12
$500 Planes Tilt \azis
In The West And South

London, Sept. l2.-(ArD-Amcr-
lean planes, numbering probably
upward Of $500 struck at Germany
from the west and south today, ac-
celebrating the march of Allies ar
mics toward the Rhincland.
Moscow reported scores Of United
States eighth air force bombcrS
landing on Russian bases yesterday
after bombing Cacmnitz, 80 miles
southeast of Leipzig.
The German radio filled European
air waves with warnings Of bombcrS
and fighters approaching from Eng
land, France and Italy, declaring in
one announcement that 1900 Allied
bombers were nearing western Ger
many. 1t was the fifth great day Of
heavy air attack,
The four-iaWed Mosquitoes plung-
ed many tons of bombs into Der
lin, and Raj Lancasters pounded
cities in the upper Rhlncland IN
force.
The blows came after the most
decisive air battle in Germany IN
which IT'S last ditch German
planes were destroyed by United
States pilots and gunners. Fort
resses, Liberators and escortlng
fighters tiled the bright, sunny
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12
FER NAMES
FOR MAJOR

Washington. Sept. 12.-(AP)
~-rrcSidCnt Roosevelt today
nominated 1t. Gen. Omar \.
Bradley for promotion to The
permanent rank of major gen
cral in recognition of his accom-
plishmentS on the battlefields of
northern France.
The nomination was sent to
the Senate along with a long list
of other military promotions re-
commended by the President.
Bradley now is a commanding
general of the United States
18th army group.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12
9th Submarine
Lost From Fleet
Since War Began

Washington, Sept, l2-CAP)-Ihe
Submarine Guda,on, with her crew
Of approximately IS officers ana men,
Is overdue and presumably lost, lhc
MAJ aNNcunced today. Loss ol lhe
GUd1con raises L o 20 the NUMBER u
sub. .r!Nos los, since the wal started
OF that total, fpur were lost IN non
op'rational missions.
No information was given by INC
Navy On where the Gudgcon opef-
ated on her last war patrol, but pre-
SumabIY she was engaged IN opera
lions against the Japanese. me yes
SCI was built at Mare Island, ta..'
ano was commissioned IN April, l9tI'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12
GERMANS ARE REFOHT+D
BLOWING Up STORES OF
AMMUNITION IN AFGEANS

Ankara, Sept. ll-(AP)-Turkish
newspapers said today that Germans
are blowing up ammunition deoots
and fuel dumps in the Aegean islands
preparatory to evacuation,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12
Dlsrcgards
Truth for Votes,
Mccormack Say,

Washington. Sept. lZ.-(AP)
House Ma .jority Leader Nc
(ormack. of Massachusetts, to-
day accused Governor Thomas
+. Dewey of "braZcn disregard
of the truth to get votes when
he charged the Democratic ad-
ministration with failing to plan
for decentralization of the arm
ed forces.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Cloudy and warmer; showers
IN east portion today: partly
cloudy and mild tonight. VIII
'l@ht rains in the mountains
partly cloudy with moderate
temperature Wednesday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12

VETERAN of IS landings, including
the Normandy invasion, Gerald
Haddon, IS, of Boston, Mass nov
has to take orders from the schoo1
+e,cher aeaint>and doesn't like the
40, The Coast Guard recently dis
covered Gerald's age after he hao
mt in plenty of service and ordered
his discharge. Here he trains LOT 'nI
Three-R'S. AH-g-,4--'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12

CONTINUED on Page TWo.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
Velikonocna priloga @Enakopravnosti'

zaeuiemo strasno bobnenje. Mo-
il kuliji so ravno Sc utegnili pri-
veslati ma obrezje, ko opazimo,
da Sc po vodni ravnini drvi veil
kanski penee val, kateri je div
jal z satansko silo prot nam in
preko mas ter v svoji zdivjano-
sti ruval OBJ obrezju drevesa S
koreninami, temu sledece valo-
vie pa je buffalo oh obrezje ka-
kor bi Sc podiral svet. Nikdar
nisem eul kaj podobnega niti vi
del. v hribih Sc pa je utrgal O.
blak, XII je povzrocil tax pritok,
da je reka preko noci narasla
celih 18 cevljev. Mnogokrat pa
Sc zgodi, da Sc potnik in donna
cini nimajo casa resiti pravocas-
no ma obrezje, in v takih sluca-
jih je videti dovolj z vodo ma
polnjenih colnov, plavajoeih v
stranskih pritokih reke in biz
njih lagunah. To SO nekatere IT,
stih nevarnosti, XII preze ma clo-
veka in njegovo zivljenje vsako
minute ter rode podzavestni
strah te divine.
Moski bi Sc morda Sc utrdil
in scasoma privadil teh razmer,
zenska pa nikoli. Videl sem ne
katere zene mladih castnikov,
XII so morali odpotovati "a ne
kaj casa ma sluzbene postojan-
ke v divjini. Vec dni pred njiho-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05

vo vrnitvijo MISC bile v stanu
spati, ne jesti. Ma dan pricako-
vane vrnitve so ze pred dnevom
cakale ma obrezju, ter Sc kopr-
nece ozirale preko secnega OWN
ka, upajoc in prosec, da Sc coin
vsaj Sc enkrat pokaze zivim
in zdravim soprogom.
Pa so tudi mozje, hateri ne
preneso vedne samote v divJi-
nj.
Maj jo Sc tako ljubijo, vsaj
cd casa do casa jim je potre-
ben medsebojen obisk kakega
prijatelja ali znanca. V Poeroek-
Tahoe so mi pravili O smrti pri-
letnega stotnika, XII ga je zadela
ma reki Mahakam. Bill je neoze-
njen, ter je sluzboval ma posto-
janki, katera je bila oddaljena
20 dni potovanja do prihodnje
ali bliznje postaje, kjer je sluz-
boval mlad porocnik, njegov pri-
:jatelj in edini bell elovek v bill
zini. Bila sta to edna bella clo-
veka v velikanskem okrozju div
jine, katera ju je napravila do
bra medsebojna prijatelja. Ne,
kega dne privesla po reki sku-
pima malajskih veslaeev do stot-
nikove postojanke. Ma dnu col
ma, pokritega pletenino, pa je
lezal njegov prijatelj, porocnik
IL pref omenjene postaje. En-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05

sam pogled je zadostoval, da je
clovek lahko ugotovil njegovo
zdravstveno stanje. Bila ga je lie
Sc kost in koza; boril Sc je hui
do mrzlico. Prenesli SO ga v
stotnikovo barako, kjer je umrl
Sc isto noe. Stotnik Sc je vsedel
poleg mrtvega prijatelja ter pre-
cul ,pri MEM cello noe in Sc ma
slednji dan, ne da bi povzil ka-
ko stvar. Drugo noe pa je ne
madonna izbruhnil strahovit vi
har. Reka je zopet enkrat po-
stala ena sama peneea masa
.jeznih valov, butajocih, butajo-
cih oh vse, kar so mogli zadeti
in odnesti. Ia vecer Sc je stot-
mix pricel sve6ano pripravljati
ma poseben dogodek. Obril Sc je,
pocesal lase ter Sc z vso skrb-
nostjo oblekel v najboljso vo-
jasko uniformo. Nato 81 je Sc O.
pasal mec ter sc zopet vsedel
poleg mrtveca. Reka je bila med
tenn narastla do viska in ko Sc
je zdanilo je poklical stiri svoje
najboljse vojake, ter jim ukazal
maj pripravijo najvecji coin "a
odhod. Vojaki pa SO Sc mu upr-
Ii, ker so vedeli, da bi pomenja-
10 potovanje po reki v tenn ca.
su gotovo smrt v valovih.
A stotnik jih je prisilil sa'
mokresom v roki, da so pripra-
viii coin in prijeli "a vesla. Ko
je coin prisel v tok, je zdreal
kakor puscica po reki. Stotnik,
krasen decko V svoji uniformi,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
s1'RAN 8

je stal v ospredju ter mrko zrl
v daljave. Ko so dospeli do me-
sta, kjer Sc recni tok zniza ter
moe valovja Sc podvoji, je coin
sinil v to zrelo, kjer so ga v
trenotku objeli valovi, pokopali
coin, mostvo in stotnika. Cudez-
no pa Sc je nekaj trenotkov po-
zneje pokazalo mostvo ma po-
vrsju neke skale ter Sc koncno
resilo ma obrezje. LIE stotnik je
prostovoljno pustil zivljenje ter
ga zrtvoval divjini, katero je
ljubil in Sc z MO boril, nj pa
mogel prenesti samote sam in
brez edinega prijatelja.
Napor, kateri zahteva tvojo
cujecnost pred nevarnostmi dan
in noe, je v stanu spremeniti
clovesko dusevno stanje ter ga
primora, da Sc njegov duh pola-
gonna vraca nazaj v prvotno div
jasko razpolozenje. Ako hoeeno
dobiti resnicno sliko divine in
jo prevesti v deloma razumljiv
! jerk, moramo til k ljudem, XII
so napravili to skusnjo sami ter
so sli tia z odprtimi ocmi in z
namenom, da jo prouce.
Potopisec navaja v nadaljnem
sledece slucaje:
V Soerabaia sem Sc sestal z
enim izmed onih ljudi, katere je
| pretvorila divjina. Bill je pro-
spektor il Avstralije, kateri je
prebrskal "a zlatom in dijaman-
ii vsako divjino ma malajskem
in avstralazijskem otoku. Me
(Dalie ma 4. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
Boi z s+o+erimi
nevornos+mi Y diviini
otoko Borneo
tNadaljevanje z 2. strani,

sele cele piramide rdecega sad
ia, eegar ovijalke in plezalke
so preprezale orjaska drevesa
ter zagrinjale tia v neprodirno
temo. Visoko gori v zraku in
mad to divjino pa je vladala raz-
kosna krasota.
Vsako drevo, bodisi sveze, su-
no ali razpadajoee, je tvorilo
gredo briljantnim orhidejam,
katerih zelenje in cvetje je vi
selo " zraku kot lestenci v kate
drali. Vsaka zelenjed je dajala
rojstvo in zivljenje svoji sosedi.
Stella je rastla ma drevju, zrac-
ne plezavke ma stelji, orhideje,
rdece in skrlatne cvetlice SO po-
ganjale il njihovih korenin ter
opajale svojo oearljivostjo in
opojno sladkobo nestetih metu-
ljev in letecih zuzelk.
Divje zivali ne povzrocajo clo-
veku divjinskega strahu - pra-
vi potopisec Wright. Nikoli nj
sem zgubil enc ure spanca radi
tigrov, leopardov in velikanskih
kac, kajti ako jih clovek pusti
pri miru, Sc tudi one ne brigajo
zanj ter gredo svojo pot. Mexico
sem sci lie par cevljev mimo 20
cevljev velike kace piton ter bi
je niti ne bill opazil, da me nj
domacin il rodu "Dyak" pocu-
kal "a ramo. Ne, to MISC stvari,
katere povzrocajo blaznost sta
novalcu divine, eetudi Sc mora
stalno cuvati nevarnosti. So
stvari, katere preoblikujejo clo-
veka vedno ma novo, stvari, S
katerimi Sc nj mogoce bojevati.
To so komarji, povzrocujoei ma
larijo, strupene zuzelke in mr.
'ces, male in drobne strupene ka-
cice, speci krokodili, orkani in
viharji ter tisoc in ena drugih
malih nevarnosti, proti katerim
mora biti clovek stalno ma pre-
Ii, ako noce, da jim podleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05

TIE nevarnosti rode tisti pre-
ganjajoci strah, XII cloveka pre-
ganja mislih, da pref ali slej
vendar lie utegne biti "a treno-
tex neoprezen, kar Sc lahko Ego
di jutri ali dan pozneje, kar bo
koncno pomenjalo zgubljeno
bitko in tvoj konec. Ia strah pa
venomer povecuje moreca dnev-
ma tisina, vladajoca celih Ia ur
cd enc noci do druge. Ljudje O.
majajo pod stalnim naporom
preze, katero je treba vzdrzati
vsako minute, da, vsako sekun-
do pred pretecimi nevarnostmi,
in to v moreci tisini, katera bi
bila "a normalne mozgane in
pod normalnimi pogoji mir in
pocitek.
Nekega dne sem sedel ma rec
nem obrezju ter cakal,. da voda
upade. Ker me je zejalo, steg-
nem roko, da poberem kokoso-
vo lupino in 81 zajamem vode,
pa sem po bliskovito potegnil
roko nazaj ter planil po koncu.
Poleg lupine je lezal skorpijon,
ter pravkar privzdignil rdecka-
sto zelo, da me vseka ko sem
zmaknil roko. Pc tenn dogodku
sem vedno skrbno pogledal po
tleh, predno sem Sc cesa dotak-
nil z roko.
Mexico sem 81 hotel pomagati
oh recnem bregu navzgor tenn,
da sem Sc oprijel lijanove veje,
ko mi pade ma rame krasen, a
izredno strupen kuscar. Posre-
clio Sc mi ga je zbiti z ram, ne
da bi me bill incl priliko vseka-
ii. Cd tedaj sem skrbno pogle-
dal, ne samo pod seboj ampak
tudi mad seboj in mad glavo.
Grem nekega vecera zopet k
reki, pa stopim kar IL neke lah-
komiselne presernosti preko ne
kega nizkega grbica. Nagloma
Sc zavem nesmiselnega pocetja
ter skocim ma stran. Da prepri-
cam samega sebe, da je bila
vendar lie pretirana tolika O.
preznost, Sc vrnem do grmica. V
resnici je mirno lezala preko gr-
mica kaca, kakor suha palcica,
ne sicer velika, tako strupena,
da povzroci njen pix smrt v 20
minutah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05

Dan kasneje Sc zopet napo-
tim k reki, in sicer ma prostor,
kamor sem Sc navadno hodil ko-
pat. Skoro mi je zastala kri cd
strahu, ko sem ugledal prav ma
tistem mestu odprto zrelo in
prednji del velikanskega kroko-
dila, kopajocega Sc v blatu. Cd
tistega casa sem Sc kopal lie ma
ia nacin, da sem Sc polival z
vodo, v MO pa nisem vec Sci,
vsaj deli casa ne. .Ce pa sem Sc
lie ojunaeil, ter Sc "a trenotek
spustil pod vodo in &c me je pri-
jela mala ribica "a noge sem
skoro umrl strahu, ko sem Sc
spomnil ma krokodila.
Oh neki drugi priliki sem Sc
vlegel ma lezeco drevesno deblo,
da Sc malo odpocijem. Nenado-
ma Sc zbudim radi ugrizov, ter
opazim ma sebi cele trume veli-
kin rdecih mravelj, katere so
mi pokrivale roke, nos, usesa in
tudi pod obleko sem jih bill poln.
Njih ugrizi so tako skeleci, da
sem incl obcutek, kakor bi me
:kdo zbadal z razbeljenimi igla-
mi. Resil sem Sc jih ma ia ma
Gin, da sem z vso naglico zme-
tai S .sebe obleko ter planil V
vodo. Pa vzemimo "a slucaj, da
me je med tenn napadla mrzli-
ca ter bi 81 sam ne mogel po-
magati in Sc ganiti. K vecjemu
par oglodanih kosti bi bilo o.
stale po meni.
Nekega jutra sem Sc zopet
zbudil ter videl mad seboj ko-
marie, XII so viseli grucah ka-
kor borovnice, tako da Sc je
dvojna mreza udejela pod tezo,
ter so mi bill lie kakih sest pal
cev mad glavo. Njih brencanje
in koprnenje po krvi me je sko-
70 oglusilo. Cul sem jih milo
dalec, kadar so Sc v jutranji me-
glici dvignili V oblakom podob-
nih skupinah v zrak ter zakrili
obzorje, tako da nj bilo mogoce
lociti smeri recne struge.
Nekega krasnega dne smo Sc
sredi popoldneva nahajali ma re-
XII, ter pravkar priveslali liza O.
vinka, katerega je ma tenn me-
stu delala reka, ko nenadoma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05

Erin Brew Budweiser Mitheob -Duquesne Beer and
Topic zavauemo nonjeno odemalcem dustom
n posameznkom
Vee velikonocne
najboljsega
Evening star., 1944-08-07

James Melton is tonighfs soIoist.
WINK, 9:05-Stokowski and the Philadelphia
Orchestra play eIisrs's Symphony No. 3 in
B Minor"
WhAl, 9:30-Bob Strong and his orchestra.
WT0P. t0:00-"Ass the Deacon" with
Charles winningsr, Noah BserE jr, and Martha
0DriuolI.
M0p, f0:30-1homss Mitchell is guest.
WG, it:30-About The Arur River"
Evening star., 1944-08-07
WHAT TO DO BEFORE
YOU GET A LOAN

THERE are some money problems
i a loan can't solve. So before you
borrow be sure that a loan is the one
best way out of your difficulty. If
you do get a loan, borrow only as
much as you really need and plan to
pay it back promptly to reduce the
cost. This is certainly one time not to
be in debt if you can avoid it.
Borrow without endorsers
Household Finance makes essential
loans-on salary, car or furniture-to
men and women with jobs. You may
borrow $50 to $500 quickly, privately
and without endorsers-and repay in
monthly instalments on the schedule
Evening star., 1944-08-07

that best fits your own income. The
table below shows sample payment
plans. Notice that the sooner you re-
pay the less your loan costs.
Why pay mors7
Payments shown include principal
and charges. You have no fees or other
extras to pay. Households rate of
charge is go per month on your un-
paid balance. The Maryland Small
Loan Law authorizes a maximum
charge of 3%o per month. If you need
$50, $l00 or more to solve a serious
problem, phone, write or visit House
hold Finance.
Evening star., 1944-08-07

on the AIR TO-DAY.
WMAl. 3:00-HanY Wisma and Red Barber
announce The first annual sll.Ameritan youth
baseball eIssie from the Polo Grounds, New
York.
W0P, 4:00-The Coast Guard Band and
Glee Club insusurats a new show uIWng the
armed forces.
Wc, 8:00-"A Walk In the Sum-" from
Evening star., 1944-08-07
$50 Your: Dial
AUCTION SALES,
TOMORROW.

ADAM A; WESCHLER 4 son, Auctioneers.
Desirable high-srade household furni.
ture, new floor samples, mantle clock,
opera %sish, glasses linen etc, by auction at
commencing am: high-grade twin and
double bedroom groups new cedar chest,
dlnlng and dinette suites, hand-carved
tion down cushion chairs, tables for every
occasion, fne studio and auto beds, bridge
set Il pcs), radio, odd chests Of drawers,
a1essers; gre single and double beds spiral and
oox springs. lnner-spring mattresses etc,
also large consignment of new floor samples,
ZED /. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer. r.-Auction
at Williams Auction House, 91s New York
ave tues. tomorrow. pm. Used. clean.
spfa. modem end sood oondt99
effects. from houses. warehouses and other
sources, to be sold Tues. tomorrow COM
m9eneins 2 at pm Electric cook stove.
like, new mahos. bedrm. suite, Coleman
perfect condition: gasoline white porcelain
sSod sood raafe aa Spe va dn bsdrm sqte
dressers and chests wood and metal 'ia BEDS.
complete fsnIS & small and other radios, fine
wal, desk, so odd chairs. small ice
table; maple bedrm suite, complete; Very Very
bookcase, needlepoint bench, solid mahos-
any china case with plate-elass Shelves
sa ana IN. mirror back, table and floor lamps.
deer heads. 10-pc. wal. din. rm. suite.
worth while modern effects. Antiauesi
Fine carved, ,Forentine Rold-frame mirror
able piece: Victorian medium size sofas,
mahog. Colonial-center table, . glass oval
elo5es, Victorian solid. wal, lift-top card
old chairs, other bric-a-brac assorted arti.
cles. Auctioneer's phone, MA. 262O.
Evening star., 1944-08-07
FUTURE.


ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 son. Auctioneers
Sale OF valuable business property:
Three story brick building, No. lib 7th
street northwest, containing storeroom
nrst floor. four rooms and bath second
moor, and two rooms on third floor. with
two-story brick building in rear. BY au-
thority of the executors under the last will
and testament of John B. Geer, deceased,
owners of an undivided one-ha1 interest
in the following real estate, and
also by order of the owner Of the other
ne.half interest, we will offer for sale BY
public auction. in front Of the premises.
ia4s. at three-thirty o'clock pm, part Of
lot. and running thence east 116 feet,
thence then -, south 20 feet, thence west lls
place of beginning, improved as above,
Terms of sale: All cash. deposit of
81 900 90 In cash. or certified check on q
local bank or trust company, required Of
purchaser at time OF sale All conveyance
ing. recording. revenue stamps and notarial
fees at cost OF purchaser. Terms Of sale
to be complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale. otherwise at the discre.
tion Of the parties in interest, deposit may
be forfeited or property resold at risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser, after fvO
days advertisement Of such resale In some
newspaper published in the City of Washs
WESCHLER b SON. Auctioneers.
5y21 21,24,26.2S 81 ,au2. .A7,0,
Evening star., 1944-08-07
"BoIsom Wool"
Blanket
insulation

Will Make Your House
Cooler in Summer
Warmer in Winter
Eosily instoIIed! You, yourself,
con unrell it between your ottis
floor ioists or roof rofters.
"BoIsom WOOL is q notionoIly
known product, which blonkets
the house osoinst both heot and
cold. Will poy for itself in fuel
soved this winter.
Evening star., 1944-08-07

Harry Browns book, the story Of four hours
action by platoon in Italy.
W10p, S:00-Don heNeil joins Parks John.
son in place Of vasaiionina Warren Hull al
Torpedo Town" Forest Park. III.
VOL, 8:30--eyen The Case Of the LIGHT.
house. the Frightened Politician and the Trained
Cofmorant" fails 10 battle Holmes.
WC. 8:30-Rthard Crooks returns.
WT, 9:00-Rober Armbruster conducts;
Evening star., 1944-08-07
Peat Cutters Entertained

Two vaudeville companies and a
film unit are now touring Fire to
entertain members of the Defense
Forces who are cutting peat in bogs.
Evening star., 1944-08-07

Hechinger's four stores
carry complete stocks OF
all types OF Insulation.
Moil & Phone Orders At 400
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Evening star., 1944-06-10
COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ONE ONT CIR GIRI' g share an apartmens with
"a? NavaL AVA ofPfcEhs hA 7sSi %ir desire.
bath apartment with. congenial young lady:
S33 per month. Apt. 8, 4520 Georgis
i ROOMS. 1st Il. pvt entrance: excellent
transp.' eonys shopping: SIS. 41o2 both
do sad & sosd G ~ location; fG0%S Wen f%.n.; :
BUsINEss WOMAN desires emr4oyed, ma
ture woman to share exceptional home,
gith own R anG s psiy,1fsesd Or SSH
group Of z girls or more; kitchen privl-
leges S IS, &c, Gail !, Pc; 1850 between l and Pm;
bdss attrse. % arm basmt bssep spt ane Near f bas
shop. center and schools; $50 mo. Gil.
5aoI CONN. AVE. Nw.-Beautifully furn.
apt: also single and double room; unllni,
phone. Call Sunday all day and week day
2-bedroom apt. available July 1st; S175
Dupont DUP rcTRsS cIRCLEWsu6iet. fully furnished,
choice apartment house; Sl65 monthly.
slY a1So 81 cLifroN If ST. N.w.-Basement apt.
roc looms and Shower bath. No objection to
SNE oR TWO GIRLS t! to share d,. attra4sttysly
CoMPLETELY FURNISHED ah-room du-
rent during summer. Phone CHI. 9440 for
appointment. IL
TAKOMA PARK. Md rooms and bath.
SH 7162; evenings and Sundays, ST.. 1887.
55O6 4th ST. N.W,-Front master bedroom,
3 windows; private bath, kitchen and
dinette, telephone; employed couple only;
convenient Transportation. RA: 0179,
3 ROOMS, kitchen and bath: S75: available
Ex. osso, s157 K st. NV. W Ns D'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

|
rao@s n:vy HoHsa Os., 51e
baths, oil heat; s fiiled: lovely % S-rm. apt. fol
%zsfED D. 'Esnts esson Bog oi rsss STAR
XIV REw eax xRDENE 5SK Tss sssr ROOM sn,e. ao aS.
FOR s1IE2Roomins in house GUS, business and
furniture; grand opportunity. good inyeest-
PsUGsT5kEEse.llent RspsG lsI ss hnt corner location
doing ssl5o;ooo yearly, ,, closed SUNDAYS; =
eoss Abe F s',oa cohen sne 's restor
KOSHER aSs K DEHfoATEssES sES5 s and restaurant;
$1,000 Weekly; dne ioea ton: excellent Silent
r1sltnr ,1s, ne pnere CH; 1851, from to 8.
shed busiress; 81 4r ino univ rd1vIsS srad ssa "a
yfs RS5M Sss maF6 Ea6rfdE dE az sftsS d,nn,
Barber SHOP ali i0ss dcns Sop TOO business
sIic6 sale: equipment: 5000 cash, balance
Hotel .1 cnsns va vpD phone fss "'li'am
$1,000 a week business: must sell quickly
handnr An a SG tn . Sl
money maker; viii sell cheap. Phone
IA! Txv!skS; beer And wine: % = plenty business; i Sss
s. Corners e phi ver 1neaa gplns sDrgs is
BICYCLE and sporting goods business for
sale; well established: splendid suburban
section: good class of trade; low rental.
| Address BOX 356-K, Star. IL
TAILOR SHOP, must sell due to illness;
well established and profitable business
RESTAURANT, fully equipped, seats 80,
established, profitable trade; reasonable
lease, 129 18th st. ne. Call Ii. 2912
SUNDAY or weekdays before am. or
after 9 pm. 12s
CLEANING AND LAUNDRY STORE, easy
| to handle. no experience necessary; very
good income. Phone Franklin 9S43 week
davs. q . m 70 & nm 16s
ROOMING HOUSE, leaving town. will
sacriflce for $500; rent, S45: very good
Inquire 331 9th st Sc