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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

SteIleeoom, Cradle OF
Statehood
Interesting Story Back OF
Ooloen Jubilee
Cheap Electric Power An
Argument in 1851
John Chapman Starts The
Ball Rolling
WHEN Tacoma holds open house
next July and shows the his
torcal pageant marking the gold
on jubilee OF the state Of Washing
ton. II will tel only the story Of
the 50 years since Washington be
came a state Back Of that Is a
dramatic story Of how the state
hood stage was reached in 1889
Out 81 the confusion Of dates
and the multitude Of conflicting
opinions Of historians. the story
seems 10 start at Steilaeoom. The
moving spirit IN the campaign 10
cut loose from Oregon seems to
have been John b Chapman. one
Of the founders of Steilacoom
And If we stick to what seems TO
he the facts. ii will be correct 10
refer to Steilaeoom as the cradle
of Washington statehood and Chap
man the father.
Whatever the source OF his
inspiration. the fact remains
that il was the memorial 10
congress written by Chapman
In 1851 which first recognized
the power possibilities of West
ern Washington. And that
makes II fitting that the state
hood Jubilee next July should
take c~cnizance of the pro-
gress Of electric power devel-
opment at least in tho 50 years
since Washington became a
state.
II is depressing a bit from the
main subject. but an electrical
spectacle tied in with the state
hood jubilee and in which the
municipal power facilities could be
emphasized, would add highheht
10 the picture Such spectacle
might prove illuminating to men,
bers of the state legislature and
others in high places who arc
messing around evidently with the
purpose of putting milestone
around the neck of public power
development
John Chapman comes into the
picture when the controversy over
whether this should be American
or British territory had been
threshed out. Steilacoom. Puget
Sound port of the Hudson's Bay
company, was the headquarters of
the United States army north of
the Columbia river.
Lafayette Balch, up from San
Francisco with bostload OF build
ing material and general merchan-
disc had intended to locate at
Olympia, then competing with
Newmarket, or Tumwater for the
position of metropolis of Puget
Sound. Olympia. however. did not
treat Mr.. Balch too kindly. The
officials snubbed him and the real
estate people boosted the price
when they learned that he wanted
large tract Of land So Mr..
Balch went back aboard his ship
and headed down Sound.
On the way down he stopped
at Steilacoom and found an
entirely different attitude.
The few settlers who were
there then. one Of them the
Rev. J. r. DeNore, Illinois
circuit rider who had been
sent out here to take over the
Methodist claim staked by ia
THE CORE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
BENEFITS PAID OUT

In Olympia Monday Jack z.
Bates. commissioner Of the unem-
ployment compensation division,
announced today that more than
$500, 900 had been paid out in IN
employment compensation benefits
to eligible jobless workers in
Washington since payments began
flowing To Tacoma have been
sent 1886 checks for $50 70e.
Fruit trees, rose bushes. shrubs
Puget Sound Nursery. e20l Pac.
lady }
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

FREE LFCTI RI

The AnElo-Ssxon Federation
will present Conrad Gasrd IN 9
free public lecture At Hotel Win
throp Tuesday evening At 8
Cards subject will be The Solu-
ton Of the Present World Up
hesval and How the Kingdom Of
Righteousness VIII Operate
Funeral flowers YOU can afford
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros. adv.
Spring FloWers-Hinz Florists
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

terrific.
Cold. cloudy. rainy. stormy-in
fact. most dissgreeable. SO, on
starting from Williston We were
most pleasurably surprised by the
soft wind, blue, oioud-studded skies
and warm sun and went singing
and padding along. perfectly
atuned TO life in the open, going
downriver to seek adventure and
romance. However. our perfect day
was not to last.
Late in the afternoon the wind
increased to the point where prog
ress was almost impossible and a
low. dark cloud started to creep
slowly over the sharp buttes on
the north side Of the valley. Know
ing from past experience that We
had perhaps an hour or two before
the rain broke. We started looking
around for either friendIy-loosing
Continued on Page S. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
FOREIGN SILVER
PRICE REDUCED
WASHINGTON - The treasury

WASHINGTON - The treasury
today reduced to 3s5 cents an
ounce its price for buying foreign
silver.
The reduction followed a decrease
from - to 40 cents an ounce an
nouneed Tuesday. Today's treas
ury reduction followed a decline TO
$50 cents on the London market.
The announcement decreased the
price in two days by "A cents an
ounce. No official explanation
was given for the reduction. but
it was obviously intended 10 keep
the L. S. price Of silver squsrely
in line with the London price, in
order to avert a last minute in
flux Of foreign silver before the
buying program expires at Friday
midnight under the senate action
on the monetary bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

Scattles waterfront
employers Wedne sday
completed q legal maneu-
yer to dispense. tempo
rarily at least, picket
lines which have prevent
ed 5. $. Bennington
Court and NJ. :. Nordbo
at Seattle from loading
scrap iron destined for
Japan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

A bsss bearing the Theta ~
arlA team from B<iiinxnsm bfoke
ae~H Dsfofs reaching Essfeft
Tuesday morning. Tns xssis. db1
n b. IN Tacoma Al t5o p. ~
for eompetiliss df1li. missed bfesk-
fast and lunch ~ they waited -
ths highway for repairs
Ths mechanic summoned from
Eserstt Was unable to repair ~
bus. Not until snotnsw bas woe
dispatched from Everett did ~
tssm continue iis trip. wht9
started 81 =. m. and ended w
arrival IN Tacoma At iz.t3 p. m.
the team went directly 10 ~
roof garden Of the Hotel WtnthEo4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
SENATE RACING
CLOCK ON wPA

wAsHSssrUS-- .sssts to
d.t approved. 81 20 -. - smsssA-
meai to the relief btii 10 ssssiss
states and their political sns'disss'
Ion. 10 pay Is per cent ~ sxEss.
gate cs-i 81 sss.feaessi VIA
PROJECTS.
wAsHSSsTos 4 weary cen.
ate. racing against me clock with
ne bobs Of z.soo 600 wFA work.
era Al stake. resumed considsfst
ton Of the i.1ss. 000. 600 refssf bill
today under a waning from sd.
fnlnistfaiksn leaders mat u must
Say in session until II dlspezts ef
the MEASURE.
Efforts 10 rush the eili 10 pass.
age Tuesday nlsnf failed. when
sens tors. obviously IN no mood for
0ofk. nailed Mostly about the
chamber. ignored parliamentary
rules and made II difficult for the
presiding officer 70 maintain order.
Finally. AZ 7:t7 ?. m. Majority
Leader Alben ". Barley, D.. Va.
consented 10 = recess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

Police i;i::i REFUSE TO ENFORCE "B i5ij



Federal Judge Edward
4. Cnshman. In Tncogna,
issued = temporary IN
junction restraining ~
pickets from forming tn
lines through which long
shorenaen have refused 10
pass and work the vessel.
Tacoma IonRshoremen
refused last Saturday u
pass similar picket hnes
here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
.IG III IT

WASHINGTON - Uncle
Sans smartest army intelli-
gence scouts figure the Japa-
nese have got the British num-
Der in the Far East. The in
dignities now being heaped on
John Bulls subjects at Tient-
sin are a direct result Of Cham
berIains surrender at Munich.
For years the japanese have de-
sired to insult and affront Great
Britain. the chief power possess
ing estrs-ierritorisl rights IN
China. but. until recently. Tokyo
has not dared 70 twist the Lion =
tail The Japanese have suffered
from an inferiority complex in the
presence Of the western powers
military might.
Hut. when Hiti~r d~ssed
Chamberlain NJ Munich. and
when DER Fuehrer's inspits
were not re>~st<d at London.
Japan decided to play the same
game. The Tientsis blScksde
h the aftermath Of Nunieh-
Tokyo In lssry Of Warrington
however. and II var comes soon. 1t
viii be between the United States
and Japan. hsssrs. Roosevelt and
Hull viii not endure many more in
suits.
England. obviously. cannot sniff
her feet from European ana Ms0i-
terrsnean waters for q naval ma
neuyer against Japan. no matter
how serious the prosocation. She
has 10 keep her sez-goinz eyes
On Hessrs. Hitler and Mussoiini.
Great Britain cannot undertake
CONTINUED on Page s. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
NAZI BLOW DURING
weekend FEARED

Berlin had been reported for
some weeks. and 1t was pointed out
in neutral sources that experts did
not believe Hitler would seek 10
force a solution of the dispute with
Poland until after the bumper Ger
man grain crop had been harvested
late in July.
The same sources pointed out
that circulation of reports that
action was near fitted into the
Nazi scheme of putting more and
more pressure on Poland. in an
effort to gain German detectives
in Danzig and the Polish corridor
in the same way Hitler triumphed
over Czechoslovakia.
Coup Plan Reported
1t WAS believed in some quarters
that indications Of coming show
down might speed up Britain S
negotiations for conclusion OF an
alliance with Soviet Russia. which
the French have been encouraging
as much as possible.
In any event, one embassy In
Paris received confidential infor-
nation from Germany this morn
ing that Hitler virtually had COM
pleted his plans to seize Danzig by
means of an internal coup, in the
belief France and Britain would
not fight on Polsnd's side in such
circumstances
stand BY" Orders
II appeared the British and
French had received almost iden-
teal information regarding Nszi
Continued on Page Z, Column p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

II was ~. vltus' day in Bneusa
The town af Saralsvo wns bc-ierhed and he~fInn9e6
for royal visitors Hut the people rule4 BY their Aus
trian conquerms. tense. suljeN~
Under dazzling southern Eurupo0a xuhN~x. nun.
GavriIlo Prncp mystiea S<rh student shNt and Ruo-
Archdukc Francis. Austrian Hapsburn and ~ tunsm
wife.
One month later. Ia the tny, Fram josef sloNed
declaration Il war agninpt little Sefbia.
A week moro and al Europe wN~ flaming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
Have You Lost
Anything Lately?

If so, phone The Tacoma
Times Lost and Found de-
partment and place a
want ad describing the
lost article. The cost is
nominal and losers"
reach finders quickly in
this manner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
"Rare -. Day in June" Puts
Canoeing Lynds Ashore Again

a articles relating
pubrxnE Jubilee ssiesIan bo,dernf
n
~ .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

involved. the session was an appeal
from denial of Jobless eompenss-
ton
William Preston. deputy exam
inef. presided in the interests Of
Jack e Bates. state commission
er He was aided BY Lyle Iverson,
Continued on Page 20. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
European Circles Be-
lieve Showdown Is
Drawing Near; Ger
mans Enter Danzig

BEkIIN -pFtht DTthtu tohS"t
delivered to Germany a note pro-
claiming readiness to discuss
measures for improvement Of the
German economic position II
mutual confidence can be restored
in Europe. The note was in reply
70 German denunciation of the
British German naval pact. The
British note invited Germany to
specify the time and scope and
purpose of negotiations for new
naval accord. which Germany sug-
gested.
EUROPE
A series of unofficial re-
ports circulated in hig h
French. British and foreign
diplomatic offices today that
a showdown was likely soon
on return of Danzig to Ger
many.
Premier Edouard Daladier cali
ed parliamentary group INTO
secret consultation this morning,
and told them fatty the general
staff had received confirmation
If German infiltration into Dan
zig and foresaw the possibility OF
action during the coming week
end.
Daladier repeated to the
parIiamentarians that. as he
told the chamber Of deputies
Yesterday, the situation was
more dangerous now than at
apy time in 20 years.
The information received in both
Paris and London appeared to have
been responsible for extensive pre-
cautions taken by both French and
British governments. to be ready
for any possible emergency in July
or August.
I'm London an Exchange Tele-
rraph dispatch from Warsaw re-
ported that in the last "a hours
about 1000 German officers and
men had entered Dsnzig from East
Prussia. in connection with forma'
finn of a free corps for which
1000 horses were Iequisitioned
The corps drilled today at seidnitz
with light machine guns, the dis
patch said
The infiltration Of Germans into
panzie-denied this morning IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
GET 8 HOMERS
IN SINGLE GAME

PHILADELPHIA The New
Yankees cracked three batting rec
ords today NJ they swept over the
Philadelphia Athletics In botn ends
Of double header, z5.2 and 100.
The Yankees hit eight homers
off three Athletic pitchers IN the
first game 90 crack the ali-iims
major league record for the most
homers by one club In one game.
They added five more IN the
nlghtcsp. 10 smash the record N
ii homers in two consecutive
games by one ciub set by the
Yankees Of 1885.
Joe Gordon. Joe DiBaggio and
Baby Dshlgrsn eiouted three each
to lead the parade. while Blll
Dieksy. Frank cf1s4tfi George
seikirk and Tom Heinrich each hit
one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

Affected by the hearing were
1900 employees Of the firm, IDLE
.ince mid-May. when the mill and
woods operations ceased.
Regarded as the most important
hearing handed BY the state I'm
smplovnent compensation COM
missioner In number Of workers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
St. Paul Workers Seek State
CONDENSATION; Hearing Open

More than 200 TANNED Maeeabees hall. 18th and
Pacific to capacity Wednesday former workers Of St
Paul Tacoma Lumber Co resumed their fight for state
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
By LOUISE ana HOB LyND


Dakota-This is June. is not? Seems remember
part of poem learned in school that said something the
effect-"What is a day in June? Then, If ever
perfect days Evidently North Dakota wasn't meant
included that description for the weather has been
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

"s>"f"&trH "for INV wv w
rrl,e~ William N, sesr, -sla ~
had M intentions NJ sssss,sa sry
virr crusade, The p.lss~ dep~rts
ment win continue si.ua iass ~ v
has" he ss,d. sheriff William \.
s~,ersas said he wss ssssstns
Warmers scti.rs. Describing th~m
~ -hlg show.
SEATTLE ~ Prosecutor II.
Gray Warner. Of King county.
said today he would invoke a
30-year-old state blue law.
banning Sunday horse racing.
baseball games. theatcrs and
other activities not spc.
officially exempted.
The announcement Was an an.
swcr ca tho REV. pr. J. Warren
Hastings. who demanded FROM his
pulpit last Sunday that vire and
gambling IN King county he curbed.
The prosecutor ssia he would
''elamp tho Id down. effective I'm.
medlsieiy"
Warner held conference with
Chief Of police William ~ Sears.
WHO promised hiH complete 90.
operation Warner said n seattle
police forces we're insufficient 10
carry oat the iaaa Law. shetifs
deputies viii he added. and. II
necessary, the governor viii be-
amAed 10 send in stats pastpimen.
Mariner jssasd sevmsA ~tws~-
nietft. .n which he said ~ part. Il
have b~~n ~ fh~ beisef pr.bshlv
mistakenly, that the people ~ TINS
community lid not deslfs such an
sli-nciUsive enforcement. How.
ever. recently In. J. Warren Hast.
ings hiss Indicated the people do
expect strict enforcement ~ all
laws In their entirety.
Therefore. I have ordered
Chief sears to-day to ~afosee
the laws pertaining ia gam.
hing. sics. Sunday closing.
and all other Law. In their en-
tirety."
The prosecutor nutra that under
the 1909 blue lsv. the operation IT
barber shops the shaving and
cutting 81 hair. the sale IT un.
cooked meats. groceries. boois OF
shoes are Illegal on sunday.
SEATTLE ~ Rssideuis NJ
this torn. Wiih a reputation
since me Aiaska kiondike
qoidrnsh Of 1928 Of bring one
" The hveiiesf aud most "Wide
open" Pacific eoasf cities,
oeakened today 10 isarn a
Sunday blue lac. ignored 10
vears. Was 10 be "sfrieiiy en-.
forced.
And almost etesssss btIake1.
locked again and said Ia the fifst
persss he sss. .tbss esst get
ssss with that"
Mayor Arthur ~ Lsnslls said
the matter Was out n his Jofisaie.
ton. that he would ssks no action
IN the matter.
Operators If sInusefnsnis fsEu-
larry open ON Sunday said they
were prepared 70 handle sxtfs
efoads neat sunday crowds. thst
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma -. ..........fz,5i5sooo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29


New York sis 90 s0o--zs II /
PhiisdeIphi. oil s6o sSs-- , 3
Pearson and Dlessy. R1ssn III
Nelson. Beckman 81, joyce a.
and Hayes.
tssessd Camel
>sw York 500 ssz ellie 10 0
Phiizd~lphI. ese ses ssse-- 0 0
Gomez and Diekey. Caster. Dean
81 ana Brueksf.
Boston al Washington. post-
poned. rain.
Detroit a, Cleveland. postponed
until Thursday.
- Louis al Chicago. postponed.
rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn. sSs COL sts--s ~ l
Boston. ..... coo ct si9--I 2
HamIln and Phelps Erickson.
Farley - Frankhoass 90 and
AndfeWs
Philadelphia 60 100 e<so--i 9
New York. iss Go es.--7 10 1
Maieshy. Beck ~ coole 80
Pearson ~ ana Miles. Lohrmsn
and banning.
Pittsburgh at clneinnau might
camel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

HsmIln ana FhfIps. Efickaon
Farley - farmhouse 90 and
Andrews.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
RE-UPHOT STEERING
DUSTIESS

venetian blind brush, cast aluminium vacu-
and bottom Of other .. Cleans in third
OF the time. This brush is so effcient you
can can start cleaning at bottom OF blinds
sui clean Can clean nine 36x66 blinds
with this brush to one 36x66 with cloth
ana hand. Makes the Stats shine keeps
the dust of draperies and makes Venetian
ollndS pleasure to clean as well as TO
own A demonstration will convince YOU
Tlts any vacuum cleaner. When buying
thls brush the width of stats and kind Of
vacuum cleaner is required for demonstra-
Blind Brush Co. 2423 18th st NV
Evening star., 1939-07-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunities columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules of acceptability, which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
It's power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be &C.
cepted later than II pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

asIS shs1;; ssssa condition ii io4 ssS Call
tubes and wire wheels; price reasonable.
SAL Cnil after Sunday. Masemer. 1926
used Two MONTHS: csii i'ls Atlantic M 5ss7 81 on!
TRAILERs--s camping trailers for rent
or sale: ideal for your 4th Of July outing
Ameri'an aye Mood1ts nrs'ls! sass Co. Inc 45l Wis
dt,HoMSHosEsspscis t,aasS values II rssondi
Nat: 1870: Kits. 1890 st. NV NV 'e'"''
TROMBONE. silver plate, with case. ex-
senent sass condition $40, Phone Met.
TRuMPEIsIspecial sale Of reconditioned
student stu 1 1trumpets, $l1; Keefer. sis; terms.
Nat. 4730. Kits 1890 G ST.
TRUCKS, Is platformed hand stock; good
condition. Call Mr.. Francis, National s342
s5s K9ys ,sSssfs
typewriter Co. is3s H list St NV Ma'D0na''
WRrTERS.Underwood Smith and
port, SIC: 800. Adding machine $50. (sun-
day) Blaustein's. 144S PARK rd., Apt. T.
TYPEWRITER. Underwood No. 5-Si5, in
Guiding set OF pneumatic rubber keys; al
most most new condition. 5ll5 New Hamp-
UNREDEEMED pawned jewelry including
diamonds. watches. silverware etc at a
fraction OF their value. Louis Abrahams,
dawn0noxer st nw Est Stog 1885 & ave ne and I'll
VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover. with asitator,
like new sacrifice. ST. 17Ol Park I'd.
VACUUM CLEANERS: rebuilt. like new: l.
ais etc days i0sets ifee tra furffss free dsmo
Electrical Center. 514 10th st. NV. Ma
VACUUM CLEANER. Electrolux. like new.
box: FIRST S17.5O: cost S77. so. Atl. 5s5a .
VACUUM CLEANERS. G. E. and Eureka,
ROYAL and Hoover rebuilt: perfect condi-
on Ron,, sgs5 up 6rsndnsw me Go Eureka
J. c. Harding & Co.. Inc. SIT 10th st. n W.
VENETIAN BLINDS, 4, standard size, ivory,
good condition; Sis. 1719 Capitol ave. ne
v1Sne yIosN 5OeoDuS sainsr in A0ssm
sell ress Phone I Adams sus saao. J" i'0V' VIII
WASHER Bendix Home Laundry dem,
Sl49.5O; Terms. pay with your light bill
Liberal trade-in on your old washer: Elec-
Irlcal I1rlal Center. 514 10th st. NV, National
WASHERS AND IRONERs. used and floor
m1osdeis' n1s a B. G.. Apex Maytag. G. E. etc.
s Eeerca Center Pay T1h 10Th SoaT ST sR
National ss12
WASHER AND DRYER brand-new 1883
model Whirldry; 1895 convenient terms
J. C. Harding & Co. Inc, 517 l 9th st. wv
WASHING MACHINES G). / large.
small; 80 nm. protector, l 15-h.p. semi
Dlesel gas-gasolne engine. Very reason
able Columbia Institution for the Deaf,
WASHING MACHINE. Norge, perfect con-
dltIon out of storage, reasonable. 1874
Holbrook ter ne
WASHING MACHINES Apex. 500 so floor
sample. fully guaranteed S6a5O Easy
terms. Proctor d. Ridgely, 1924 l4th ST.
NV.
WASHING MACHINES brand-new floor
models Thor and WESTINGHOUSE, substan-
TALLY reduced. Brand-new Maytass for as
low as 81 90 weekly. J c. Harding Co.
Inc. 5l1 10th st NV
WASHING MACHINESLNew General cleo
nlc MACHINES only $50; brand-new A.
b c. S39.95; brand-new Maytags $40 9s:
o nnrand-new Apex machines. S39.95; new
tub spin, dry washers. only $50; 3 re-
conditioned spin dry machines at $40; one
Easy. one Apex, one Prima Complete
EleetT,c; HOTPOINT. Norge, a B. c.. Apex
ana Prlma machines; pay 81 weekly 10
days trlal: Republic 1890. The Piano
shop, l0l3 9TH street NV.
storage type, ike new. cheap. Line. 4Is9.
Chester
Evening star., 1939-07-02

SPLENDID OPPORTUNTTY-Groc store,
Southeast section; complete modern equip
ment we'll stocked: 500 to $3.50 per week
cash business Inquire 332 Pa. ave. Sc.
No agents
ICE CREAM COUNTER FREEZER. Russ,
~ gals. cap; 4O-gal. hardening cab;
condition like new will guarantee Cali
Dup. 1852 Saturday or Sunday.
RESTAURANT. sacrifice on account of
health; over $500 week: fully equipped;
whisky license; busy corner; $4,000 down:
81 800 balance, terms Call Emerson $3.50
between and IL am.
LuNcHEoNETTE,;soDA FOUNTAIN; heart
of downtown; well equipped good business
low rent; closes pm. and Sundays. Price
So, $50; terms. Box 420-Q. Star
LUNCH and beer garden: best location on
7th NV; colored trade: we'll known to
public; doing up to 5000 weekly; S4 ZOO
cash, balance easy payment. Box 40S-M
Star. %
ESTABLISHED BAKERY and TUTHILL ice
cream plant in Hyattsville; all equipment
and delivery truck $500 cash Excellent
opportunity for expansion. Emerson 1866.
DELICATESSEN AND NEWsSTAND: rent.
$40; receipts S50O-S600 wkly; good profits;
So. 500 cash will handle. Natl 1914.
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
Large national organization wants immedi-
ately responsible men who can place sub
stantial down payment purchase new or
provided to- pay notes. all expenses: good
living; excellent return on investment: full
details, request: references. Box 26O-M. Star
RESTAURANT. NV. opposite new Govt.
BLDG; nicely equip: doing $3.50 per week
Owner has other int<1est. Co. 1892.