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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
GERMANS READY
FOR LONG WAR

ROME - Gonzalo Queipo de
LIano. the radio general OF the
Spanish civil war, said today that
Germany was better prepared for
a long war than the allies and
predicted that the reich would
.show some tremendous surprises
within the next few weeks.
"Germany's aviation today Is
twice as good as the combined air
forces of Britain and France he
said. II can't understand why
everybody thinks that time works
in favor of England and France.
Germany will pull through all
right whether the war Is long or
short. And one thing is certain
Germany will not be destroyed,
no matter who enters the war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
HERE'S MORE A ABOUT
PEACE PROPOSAL
TARTs ON PAGE ONE

points Of view We are ready
to offer them our good offices J.. g.
and to facilitate with all means at
our disposal to try to find a
basis for agreement"
The August peace undertaking
was sponsored by the seven neu-
trail nations, known as the Oslo
group-Belgium, The Netherlands,
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Fin
land and Luxemborg, which en-
dorsed an appeal by King Leopold.
PACE TOO RAPID
Less than a week later the
world learned that King Leopold
and Queen Wilhelmina had jointly
Offered to Great Britain, France,
Germany, Italy and Poland their
good offices as mediators of the
quarrel that was driving Europe
toward war.
Events were moving too rapidly,
however, and although the various
nations responded politely to the
offer, Germany had invaded Po-
land and Britain and France had
declared war Sept. 3.
TALK Is LENGTHY
Leopold arrived unheralded In
The Hague Monday night, and was
received Immediately by wilhel-
nina, Crown Princess Juliana and
her consort, Prince Bernhard OF
Germany. They conferred and then
met with their foreign ministers
until 2 a. m, and again Tuesday
morning they talked until noon.
At one time silent watchers In
the street outside the palace saw
Leopold, in conversation with
Netherlands Foreign Minister Z. N
Van Kleffens, pacing the floor and
waving his arms emotionally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
TO DECORATE
Sat ARMORY
Public l. Invited to
Attend Ceremony
Tuesday Night

Tacoma's rebuilt National Guard
armory viii be formally dedicated
at an open house to be held on
Tuesday evening. Lieut.. Col. How
ard Wright, commanding the 14sth
+. A. invites the public to attend.
The work has cost approximately
$3.50, 900.
1t. Charles w. Aufang and sgts.
c. e. Hollinger and Roland Kohler,
of the 14sth F. A.. viii be deco
rated Tuesday evening at the ar
mory for meritorious scores made
in pistol and rifle shooting during
the year, Lieut.. Col Wright an
nounced. The formalities will take
place during the formal military
review which will start at SIS,
following the band concert, start
ing at 7:45.
Sgt. Hollinger will receive tine
Drain gold medal for the 1899 in
dividual rifle championship of the
Washington national guard based
on scores made at the national
matches held at Camp Perry. Ohio,
last August and will also be given
the national individual rifle match
medal for outstanding scores
against competition from all mill
tary units In the United States.
Sgt. Kohler will be awarded the
expert rifleman's medal for scores
made at the Camp Perry matches.
1t. Aufang will be decorated
with the expert pistol medal for
highest scores made by any MEM
Der Of the 14sth r. A. In the firing
for qualification on the Fort Lewis
course during 1889.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
Vaughn Schools
Play Dec. | and 2

VAUGHN-Rehearsals Of the
high school senior class play,
Dollar to Doughnuts," under the
direction of Miss Eva A. Long,
are being held in preparation for
its presentation the evening Of
Dec. and 2 in the school audi
forum.
Those in the cast are Geraldine
Paul, Lloyd Cook, Russell Dahl,
Marjorie Peterson, Hazel Glasson,
Jerome Strittmatter, Marlex Mad
land, Leila Mccoy, Jane Bradley,
Viola Nelson, Leon Gauthier and
Bob Waller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08

way. believes, 1t would 60 TO Presi-
dent Roosevelt. Certain members
of the Nobel committee already
have started endeavors in behalf
of President Roosevelt as a candi-
date" the newspaper said. 1t also
reported, however, that other men,
bers of the committee do not wish
to award the prize this year. Other
candidates mentioned are British
Prime Minister Neville Chamber
lain and Edouard Benes, former
president of Czechoslovakia.
Joe DiMaggio, the A m r can
leagues most valuable player as
outfielder for the New York Yam
KEGS, will wed Dorothy Arnold,
Hollywood film actress, at a
church in the North Beach district
Of San Francisco Nov. 10. Tom
DiMaggio, Joe's brother-manager,
will be best man, and the two
ball-playing brothers, Vince and
Dom, will usher. =.
Georgia Coleman, former Olym-
pics diver, Is back in a hospital
at Los Angeles after heart
breaking setback In her fight
against infantile paralysis. The
blonde champion of 1928 and 1892
was rushed to the hospital when
her condition became serious. She
had been i'll two months, after she
had gradually recovered to the
point where she could swim well
and walk bit again. -.
Mahatma X. Gandhi, in a state.
ment issued at his home In
Wardha, India, demanded that In
dia be allowed to frame its owr
constitution. His demand came as
a breakdown was reported II
Gandhfs discussions with the vice,
roy, the Marques Of Linlithgow
regarding midas demands for do
minion status in return for sup
port of Great Britain's prosecution
of the war. -.
Chester Morris, the movie actor
and his wife have arranged for ,
divorce by default when she goel
into court Friday. It was agree
that Mrs. Morris and their tw,
children would be given a 500, 00'
trust fund. in addition to $50
monthly support. -.
DIR. Heinrich Neumann, author
ity on diseases of the ear, dice
at New York of gastric ailment
He was Sc. DIR. Neumann's pa
tients included former Kings Ed
ward VIII OF England and Alfons,
XIII Of Spain. -.
Ralph Kerc, eval. Brooklyn Dodg
ers' halfback, is in a New Yorl
hospital with a slight conclusion
Of the brain suffered in Monda,
nights game with the Pittsburgh
Pirates. Kercheval was hurt w-her
he was tackled and thrown out O
bounds by two Pirates during tn,
first half. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
Yorktown Due
At Yard NOU. II

BREMERTON -, The u. S. s.
Yorktown. one of the navy's new
est and most powerful aircraft
carriers, will go into drydock at
the Puget Sound navy yard Nov.
81 until Dec. 4, naval authorities
said today.
The Yorktown will leave the
yard Dec. 10. Another airplans
carrier, the Lexington, went into
drydock yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
HERE'S MORE A BOU I
One JAILED HERE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

they planned to release some kid
napers" from Thurston County
Jail.
Officer E. F. Rotsheck arrested
Morris in a rooming house at 18th
st. and Court C about 2:30 a. m.
The suspect was jailed for inves-
tigation after remarking that he
had been released from the olym-
pia Jail last Saturday.
Police reported Morris entered
the rooming house about 2 o'clock,
demanded some money of one OF
the roomers, and caused disturb
ance when he was refused. He
then said he intended to wait until
4 a. m. for the friends who were
going to take him to Olympia.
The friends did not show up
Detective Captain Cliff Os-
borne said he planned to turn
Morris over to Sheriff l. c.
Huntamer, of Thurston county.
Olympia officials reported
Morris was released from jail
there on stay bond after
serving 20 days Of his sentence
on a drunken driving convic-
ton.
Huntamer said he believed Nor
ris had violated his bond. 1t wal
believed Morris referred to Jacl
Marable and Robert Kimmich il
his threat to release "kidnapers,
since DR.. Kent w. Berry and hi
three confederates have been takel
to state prison.
Marable and Kimmich now ar
being tried on kidnapping and rap
charges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
Talkie Film For
Ad Club Meeting

"A Day With The Sum-" talking
picture portraying the history of
The New York Sun, founded in
1888 as the country's first penny
daily, will be shown at the meet
ing of the Tacoma Advertising and
Sales club Wednesday noon at the
Tacoma hotel.
The film, made by The Sun, has
been acclaimed by advertising clubs
throughout the country. The
modern method of obtaining news
from distant places is contrasted
with the former eoverage by pony
express and clipper ship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
Suspected Forger
Taken TO Seattle

Arrested here, J. w. Fuller, "a,
said to have left a trail of bad
checks along the Pacific coast,
was returned to Seattle in custody
of an officer from that city Mon
day night. Fuller was arrested
by Officer Poore, who was &C
companied by officer Baerman OF
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
DEATH DAMAGE AWARD
Is UPHELD BY COURT

OLYMPIA "A $4,000 damage
verdict awarded Pasqualle Fabbio,
of Seattle. for death of his b.
year-old son under wheels of a
truck owned by Diesel Oil Sales
Co. was affirmed Tuesday by
state supreme court. The boy was
not guilty Of negligence when the
truck ran over him while he was
sliding down g snow-covered city
street Jan. IL. 1887, the court said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
Shelby RECOVERING

Held under guard at the Pierce
County hospital, Justin B. Sheehy
was reported Tuesday recovering
from an operation performed Sun
day. Sheehy has been held in the
city Jail as a federal prisoner
pending outcome Of his appeal
from a five-year prison term i'm
posed on conviction Of using the
mails TO defraud-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
Valley SpOrtsn1erl
lick Candidates
Associations Annual Venison Dinner
To Be Held at The frs Nov. %

the second grade: poem. Flag
Our Flag" Violet Eckert: two
songs BY the glee club directed by
Miss Kay johnson; play by
fourth and fifth grades and COM
munity singing led by Miss john
son. Miss Harriet Bull viii ac-
company the various groups at
the piano. All parents are invited.
Book Talk wednesday
The orthopedic association pre-
sents Mrs. Junia Todd Hallen in
the second Of series Of book talks
on Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the
Methodist church. Tickets viii
be available at the door.
D. Q. v. To Meet
Melinda Soles tent, Daughters
Of Union Veterans. will meet FRI
day evening at the library audi
torium at 7:3o o'clock. Miss
Gladys Green. president Of the
group. will conduct the session.
Union Election Planned
Frank Manning, president of the
Chamber Of Commerce. will be
speaker at q meeting Of the Can
merry Workers union Monday eve
ming, Nov. Is, at the Civic audi
forum. He viii discuss the
transient camp which u under con-
alteration for this community.
Principal business win be election
Of officers for the coming year.
Prosecutor 70 speak
Thor Tollefson, Pierce county
prosecutor, will be speaker at the
father and son banquet to be held
at Peace Lutheran church Friday
evening at $50 o'clock. The La
dies Aid win serve dinner.
On Wednesday from 11:4b until
2 o'clock the Ladies' Aid will serve
a merchants lunch, to which the
public Ii invited A business ses-
sion win follow.
Pastor Returns Home
Rev. Erwin II. Jahr. pastor Of
Peace Lutheran church, has re-
turned home from wenatchee.
where he spent the weekend. He
conducted q mission service at
Grace Lutheran church on Sunday.
Guest from Portland
Mrs. w. G. Smith Of Portland Is
guest Of Mrs. Frank Marty of 726
7th st., N. w.
Serve Turkey Dinner
Final plans have been completed
for the harvest home turkey din
ner to be held In the Methodist
church dining rooms Wednesday
evening from $40 to 9 o'clock.
The affair is sponsored by the
women a the church. who will
also conduct an apron sale.
Organ Recital sunday
Fred w. Hoyt, organist at Christ
Episcopal church. will conduct q
public recital at the church Sum
day afternoon from 4:s0 until $50
o'clock. DIR. c. II. Aylen. choir
master. 10 assisting In arranging
the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08

ruYAIxuP - Naming Robert
campben for president; J. l.
WiIkcson. vice president. an d
Charles Hollis. secretary. the nomi-
nating committee Of the Puyallup
Valley Specimens association
Monday night submitted but one
ticket to members for approval at
The annual election TO Be held Dec.
4. Six directors are also 10 be
'1lscted. Recommended were w.
=. Pence. Ed Horton. jess Adams.
DR.. J. w. Kallus. DR.. }. c. VIM
and James Mitten.
: me associations annual veni-
ION dinner was announced for
"wednesday evening. Nov. 20. at
xhe Fir on Mountain highway.
This win Be ladies' night. But 100
tickets win be iaaied and viii only
be available through Leroy DeBolt
Bred DeBon and Roy Fitch
: Speaker At the meeting was
DR.. H. c. Nicholson Of Tacoma,
member Of the state game COM
5nission, who showed several reels
u colored motion pictures taken in
the wilds Of Alaska and Lake
chelan district.
EducAt1on Program
spinning PIT. A. VIII meet
thursday 1t 1 o'clock in the school
auditorium with Mrs.. 4. n. Shaw
trssiding 1t the business session.
This win b followed by . pro-
gram presented BY students, GEN.
tering around American Educa-
zion week and Armistios day.
J Hiram Spear, commander Of
Bruce A. Mercer post. American
Legion, win talk. Other program
features win b safety poems by
first grade pupils: tap dances and
selections by the rhythm band Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
People in the Nell,s

II the Nobel peace prize il
awarded at all this year, the news
paper Tidens Tegn, OF Oslo. Nor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08

Fred w. Hoyt. organist at Christ
Episcopal church. will conduct =
public recital at the church SUM-
day afternoon from 4:s0 until $50
o'clock. DIR. c. II. Aylen. choir
master. 10 assisting In arranging
the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
Pastor Returns Home

Final plans have been completed
for the harvest home turkey din
ner to be held In the Methodist
church dining rooms "Wednesday
evening from $40 to o'clock.
The affair Is sponsored by the
women a the church. who will
also conduct an apron sale.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON, Garden ,city-Beautifully
t,uarln, turn, private bath new home: near trans.
COMBINED bed-living room. furnished;
private bath; bay window. fireplace; oil
heat privil. cooking breakfast, on main
hshWay f.s s. car ane bus natt5 line Phone Fair
5nO5 18th ST. N. Arl va.--Larse. sunny
rm.. new home; nr. bus, S15; reference.
Chestnut 1l"7.
ARLINGTON. .vA.-Attractive rm;. modern
bfTeses nomf e 0S chestnni to nns 95 board
nished; private home clean and comfort
able near bus AN and car hnes board op
Hyattsville Md
SINGLE. MODERN. WOMAN; $40 mo;
references; Mt. Vernon blyd. Inspect by
appointment. Box 426. Alexandria. Va.
ARLINGTON, 1905 n Edsewood st:-2nd
tanning unusual built-in features. cedar
closets. nsXt bath shower; OIL heat; 6: INV;
Is min: Wash; reas. Chestnut $3.50
Nicely furnished room in modern home
Chestnut 421s
NICELY FURNISHED front room. next to
shower bath; small family reasonable.
SUNNY sW. RM pvt. family; parking
Bridge: breakfast opt. Chestnut 1222
DOUBLE RM., new home twin beds; pvt;
Village 1907 N. Wayne St. Chestnut 1853.
ARLINGTON. VA.-2 rms. kitchenette.
completely furn.: S32.5O: adults. Chest
nut 37s5 or Chestnut 57s1.
LYON VILLAGE. VA 2s2l. N. Franklin
rd-Pvt. nome. rm. and board very reason
able. oxford 0l7S-W.
ARLINGTON. VA.-Studio, containing bed
room. twin beds. sitting room. bath at
tractively furn.: 3 exposures: pvt. home:
conv. to bus, board optional. Chestnut
1879.
NEWLY FURNISHED single room, next
bus at door: rent. Sl2. Temple 4706-J.
Evening star., 1939-01-22

QUIET LADY wants large unfurnished
room: must be reasonable. 1445 N st.
n W. ADJ. 2O5. Dupont 5907.
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room with
private bath: state full details and terms
Box 207-K. Star.
JEWISH GENTLEMAN wants unturnished
room. with bath If possible: preferably
Brentwood section. Box 217-K. Star
UNFURNISHED ROOM by lady. employed;
state price and locality. Box 236K, Star.
YOUNG LADY. Government employe, de-
sres single room with private family,
Northwest section. Box 224-K. Star.
BUSINESS WOMAN desires small warm
trans; Kitchen PRIVILEGES; Feb. i: eive
DANCING TEACHER wants to rent large
room or barn or house 900 feet. D. c.,
NV. Potomac 1924.
sec. pref, or will share apartment; gentle
ase dsscFiDe fully Box emRfyee aaPR Star
YOUNG LADY wants studio room within
Wa'kinS distance 18th and Penna. ave.
YOUNG JEWISH WOMAN desires room in
consenial home. NV. section: breakfast
priv. reasonable Box 231-K Star.
GOVT EMPLoYE wants private room
in downtown NV. S16 mo-; no rooming
house. Box l99-K. Star
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. kitchen. COM
pletely furnished. by refined middle-aged
lady; light; reasonable. Box 161-K. Star.
COLORED MAID desires 2nd-Floor room
near 18th and Columbia road. Write
Sandoz. Inc. 2 Dupont Circle.
Evening star., 1939-01-22

Phone Association of Guests Homes at
WASHINGTON ROOM EXCHANGE Column
bia $3.50. Over 400 well-located WELL
furnished, inspected homes. A car will call.
representative will show available space.
This service FREE to potential guests. pro-
vided by membership fees. Rooms with or
without board. private bath. grill or kitchen
privileges. Homes for students of foreign
languages. Homes in nearly every desirable
section Of city. Open until 9 p.m-
Evening star., 1939-01-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

rsoMs MASS 4XE . y s2S55 sms esaesn5 Sn
meals lovely home.
41sa 4th RD r.pIaee dSaee
delicious Southern home. cooking: 20 min
utes to town; SO per week. Chestnut 0930:
1875 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A distinctive
home for young PEOPLE pee IN an uhsufpasSea
1917 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-1st,f floor
board board optional. Col. 0o7a-J.
1903 NEW HAMPSH1RE-Youngl lady share
large room with another; homeilke atmos-
phere: 1st-class meals: unlim. phone. spe-
cial rate. S35.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 213l Mass. ave.-Lucky
break for young man to share room at
$3.50. Lovely, large. share room. private
Cheerful h tI' room oo for ss or Best food warm
rooms lots Of hot water. Why not enjoy liv-
msn ns IN Rs esaStss hS%f @
will happily surprise you. Dupont 9404.
1909 R ST. .N.W.-Beautiful. large. front
room. windows; basement room private
entrance; inner springs; ping-pong.
pref; twin beds; excellent meals. Col 3. s1l9.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB-Private
$50: conv. transp.: gentlemen. Wis. 7647-J:
2o22 q ST, N,W.--Beautiful rooms: ex-
cellent meals; best location; for young
people only; reasonable.
14I1 KENNEDY ST. NW.-Nicely. furn
front rm., semi-pvt. bath; excel. board;
private detached home; reasonable 25s
1455 HARVARD ST. N.W-Double rm:.
twin beds, hot and cold water. bath with
shower; Just honey home, with excellent
meals; unlim. phone: reasonable rates.
615 10th ST. NV. w blk. Interior Dept
. double rooms; home-cooked food: $35
mo-; board. weekly. S5.
l41S M ST. N.W.-Nice. sunny front room.
suitable for / or 2; walking distance.
1929 K ST. NW-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms. semi-private bath; home
cooking; selected menus; reasonable. 25e
ROOMS AND BOARD. fine house. good
location; $27.OO per month up. Call North
1913. 22,
1914 KILBOURNE PL. NW.-Single or
double rm shower; board optional; with
refined Jewish family. Col. 1892.
1919 10Th ST. N.W.-Double room. twin
beds, twin dressers, pvt. bath: also single
rm.: superior meals; walking distance.
1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N:W:-LArge
triple studio room. private patn WIN
shower. $40 each; 1st 1oor. One slnsle.
2236 QUE ST N.W.-opportunity for z
gentlemen Of culture to locate IN pryate
home: large room, twin BEDS home priVl-
4sOO 18th N.W.-Double and sinsle 2nd.
door-front rooms: detached. corner: refs.
tslsohone. So
Evening star., 1939-01-22
ROOMS UkFURNIsHEp.

24l 10th ST. NE-3 or rooms, bath.
Ink; reasonable to reliable couple;
middle-aged preferred. 90
2425 8 ST. SE-3 Ink rms adj bath:
lge. closet; det. house: conv. bus service.
stores. schools. Atlantic 066S.
MT. PLEASANT. best. section; 2nd floor
attractive. unusually large room running
water; grill privilege. Lady. Col 1889.
1923 N ROLFE ST. Arl-2-r apt semi
pyt. bath 10c bus. ] II mi. from Memorial
Bridge: S25 incl. heat and light
S1l DECATUR ST. N.W-l rm kitchen.
front. south. expos: gas range. sink
Frigidaire. phone included: reas
COLORED-l@04 QUE ST NV large
rooms in refined co!ored family suitable for
men or couple
Evening star., 1939-01-22
ROOMS FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE-Very large. attractive
room in owners detached home for gentle
man man Of Of refinement. 1907 Morrison st. NV.
NEAR ,WARDMAN PARK, 2s42 9th st.
n.w.-1 highly desirable rm.. unlim phone;
pvt. home.
1916 EUCLID NW-Warm front room.
family; "a block transp. Col. 0241.
2 BEAUTIFUL. large front rooms. furn.
s25 and s22 Dec. o7s6.
LARGE, attractive furnished bedroom fer
ysste home; % breakfast optional. @ @5sio, 14th
LARGE, attractive, furnished bedroom and
nbnns sns ROOM adjoining bath ext tee
Kitchen privieses ii If desired: s suitable bi @ for
two, 53lo 14th st. NV. 22'
DOWNToWN. 1915 New York ave. NV
Nice little room for gentleman; $3.50 wk.
1905 LAMONT ST. .N.W-Delightfully furn
room with porch, next bath; or .; cars at
corner: S. week. single.
Mr.. BUR. OF sTANDARDs-Attrac studio
room. suitable | or q; use phone: shower.
c.h.w.; garage II desired. Emerson 70S2. 22'
NORTHUMBERLAND APT. 2O39 N. H.
no other roomers. North 1880, Apt. EOS.
1924 EUCLID N.W.--Large front rm.. twin
beds; gentlemen pref: unlim. phone. rum
nished room. convenient to TRANSPORTATION:
warm. plenty light S1s. 22s
1893 MERIDIAN PL. NV. Ant. 35-Nicely
fu5nshea hdams s4dS r9om use OF living room 9iano
145 18th ST. SE-Lovely s room and kitch-
en-: everything furnished: SS. One Ink.
BEAUTIFUL furnished double room. pri-
vate bath. unlim. phone; u blk. express
bus; Jewish preferred. Georeia 1924.
17Ol KILBOURNE PL. NW-1 double /
single rm.; oil heat; near Mt. Pleasant car:
| 10th st bus. Columbia 663S.
| 18th ST,-Gentlemen. Room with twin
beds. pvt; bath. l block Scott Circle.
| Decatur 5042.
1857 10th ST. N.W-Attractive, well-fur-
niShed 2nd-hoor room: exclusive neigh
borhood; $50 month. Adams 4161.
| 1896 LONGFELLOW ST. NW-Nce room,
near bath, for elderly lady; conv. trans
portation. Call after pm. 22'
| 5119 NEW HAMP. AVE. NW.-Nicely fur
nished room for ! or 2; new home: on bus
| line; one block shopping center. 22'
DUPONT CIRCLE NEIGHBORHOOD-
| Quiet studio room for gentleman; exclusive
| house; $50. See janitor, 1905 Goth st. 26'
1s49 MINTWOOD PL. NV. 1sth and Col.
| rd.)-Attractive front studio room. nicely
| furnished; Ink: reas.
1897 MASS. AVE. NV. nr. Wis.-Attrac
yarn .poI rm' %odsTn home ssmi,pEt bath
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, redecorated
$6.50-$6; 14th st. cars. stores. ISIS 18th
st. NV. -.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

RELIABLE GENTLEMAN wants room and
board northwest. S35. permanent. Box
15l-K. Star.
YOUNG MAN. German refugee. desres
room with board, 81 to $50 month. Box
l50-K. Star.
YOUNG SINGLE MAN. college grad WaS's
location with private family IN NV. P-x
1s6-K, star
GENTLEMAN wants room and boaru IN
Evening star., 1939-01-22
ROOMS WANTED.

SETTLED COUPLE. ! large room and kitch-
en- with Protestants; prefer unfinished
reasonable: permanent. Box 145-K. STAR
" ADULTS require 3 housekeeping rms
rin on bathroom fir. level: semi-bath con- :
sdered location must be in District: price
to include heat. light. gas for cooking. Box
I'll. Star
Evening star., 1939-01-22
213Q r ST NV
THE HENDERSON,
SAVE YOUR TIME.

2460 18th St-Old FIR. Embassy; beautiful
modern family hotel. overlooking Meridian
Park; unexcelled meals and service: reason
able rates: transients accommodated 2s'
Evening star., 1939-01-22

PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD.-EX LOG
living bedroom dressing room. dinette, kit.
bath, shower, S52 80: living room. bedroom.