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HOUSES WANTED ro e,,v

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CASH FOR HOUSES. WHITE OR COL
eIed Quick action. No commission. Con-
ndential, 1926 vt. ave E. A. GARVEY,
DIST. 45Os. Eve. and Sun. Geo. $3.50.
IN BUSINESS SINCE 1919.
property white or colored. G. G. DUTY
lo24 Vermont ave. National 44So.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D. c
property II the price is risht Frame or
prlck large or small: condition immaterisl
r. A HUMPHREYS
sos NJ Cap. Realtor. Natl. Os7s.
COLORED-PARTY WANTS TO BUY
modern home on reasonable terms. Write
llA55s You st. NV. North l0444 and
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CONTINUED J

$11 ,950-Close to Cathedral.
This good looking Colonial brick home
has y co cost the owner approximately $4,000.
bIs 81 mas ts,,la large living room and dining room.
.rse stshsn Are
attic. oil heat, brick garage and large, we'll
ian cands,casped d,taape lot. The house is In good
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
ONLY $3.50.
FoXAfTiIs- I AfTis-StH1 VfLIAGE. AZ
conleasi1 nttsast,ve s.room and bath brick home
saf w.nt in oa.Ts bc. him ~ sGSa
ssf tsHefrP oDtn eAskHfz' ea1Ef till bss' RR 1880
So, ,750-BELMONT, Mr.. COL. RD.
Outstanding value. = really nne brick
nome = IN good condition; 9 rooms. 2 baths,
circumstances cause for low price. Call
MI. Jones Columbia 3079.
fRANk s. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
$8.450.
1878 TUCKERMAN ST, NV.
99l hss tfsrnlsheds M lhDe%s esn open
Tor inspection 10 am. to $40 pm.
T,250-MICHIGAN PARK, D. c.
os Sesf ban5aeT Tsrse Gath
upstairs lounging room. tiled bath.
liyins room with wood-burning Are
place, de luxe kitchen with dinette,
insulated, weather stripped General
Motors oil heat Westinghouse re-
irigeration. tabletop stove Near
schools. shops and Transportation,
Gail Emerson 1886 or National O353,
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
spREyIEWs OF OUR 1899 HOUSES.
See sales representative Of Miller Built
hhpmes hrnnh az az our exhibit houses at 49b5 Glen
tiful Spring Valley 'A
w. c. & A. N. MILLER,
Liz lTth st. NV. District 1864
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

SIX BEAUTIFULLY FURN. RMS; CHEVY
heat: Sa6 mo-; 2 couples. Ciev aea7.
5121 CONN. .AvE.-RENoVATED; 8 RMS.
term: Wis b67S-J or Emerson 2b74.
MASS. AVE. HEIoHTs-4 BEDROOMS. 2
baths. servants room and bath; detached;
handsomely furn.; for congregational session.
Phone National Ol73 Or Woodley 5767.
GHEy,yy E,.y., CHASE; 2; c-BEEA4uT1FggIIIbY. c,E4 n
e' year ienser 1855 sisS mc 9sek to ' sduts Ma
tional O2ss. Emerson 2OG7.
NEW HOME EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY CLUB
section; . bedrooms. baths. LIVING room:
library, den. oil heat. maids room and
1ss Dsa xts also phon. ssssnus s4
;u.t wGsr 1 c61n EIAND st. GM cH olaI2; Mp
Club-suitable for couple. Until June 80
per mo. = SbfNCY Smith. inc. 6os
10Th st. NV. District 9067.
TAKOMA PARK, d. C.-BUNGALOW, 8
few months Randolph Abs.
house, completely furn. for 2 months; oil
heat garage. Wisconsin 56222.
OLD GEORGETOWN HOUSE. THREE BED
living room. fireplace grand piano. radio;
s;in; smi; rent reasonable. short or LONG lease.
cONGREssMEN-sTNA
Lovely det. home, Chevy Chase. Mo;
fm Aso IN baths ra4t hS beat
other sections, Dixie REALTY CO.. Nsn
$3.50. Sun. Col. 42l3
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED - REASONABLY
PRICED GROUND IN D. C..
OR NEARBY VA. SUITABLE
FOR NEW HOME DEVELOP
MENT. WRITE MR.. WAL
TER, GIVING LOCATION.
DESCRIPTION AND PRICE.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th st. NV. Natl. 2lOO.
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$90-CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
rooms. baths. garage. near schools,
stores, transportation.
$65-GLOVER PARK.
7 rooms. bath, garage. h-w.h.. Q in
closed porches
$50-3420 WARDER PL. NV
-, rooms and bath, arranged for fam
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 141l
coLoRED--l0a6 KENYON ST. NV
rms. bath; h;-w:h,. -elec. lights. EDMUND
1O444 and lO4GS ~. Va
COLORED).-SEVERAL SMALL HOMES
TO rms. for rent, $25 to S35. BEHREND.
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CHI CHI. Mr.. WILSON HIGH--DET., 7 r..
> b.. rec. r.: INV h.. lge. yd., trees; gar;
S15-$25 furn.; ref Woodley s51O q
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED HOUSES
Are Available for Inspection.
National 1854
WINFIELD g. THURM,
yUS 10th St NV
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HOUSES UkFURklshED.

Modern. Semt-detached brick; six
sGGms sSs and bath ouilt-in garage;
~ SHANNON d LycHs CO..
1903 H st. NV. National 234b.
CAPE COD COLONIAL,
1920 43rd Pl. NV.
r.ss sx Rs 'ass syn y.rs Sc s.
Ireconditioned; rent so. Open for inspec-
sle ,nv..,neSs np%. nId.. Nj w1I15s, 1Nss,,o0,, 7.7o
13 BAYARD BOULEVARD.
Cozy, almost new detached brick home,
5 rms. and bath. attached garage. 70
reach: Out Mass. ave. NV. to Western ave ;.
right 2 blocks to Bayard blvd. left to house
A. S. GARDINER,
1910 K st. NV: Natl O334
4515 7th ST. NV.
' Is 1921 81 ist ST. NV. s'0'00
Q rooms and bath; h.-wh S55 90
1925 1lth ST. NV.
9 rooms and bath: h-wh $50 90
3704 34th ST. NV.
rooms and bath: h:.w;h. SIS 90
719 R1TTENHOUSE ST. NV.
Q rooms and bath; h.-wh 500. 90
3OO5 GA. AVE. NV.
o rooms and bath: h.-w.h S45.bO
4611 5th ST. NV.
6 rooms and bath; auto. heat; ga
4401 7th ST. NV.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 K st. NV. District 1918.
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.
RIvERDALE. 209 WASHINGTON AVE-
st e-rm' mouse. bath. lrg; extra lot, improved
G CITIZENS BANK or kIVERpAIEEs.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

iow! ( r. S Kb 2 BE- E. FRAME; sEMI.bUNoA:
owNER aye Is r. s5S iGib so : cash SO mo-
rooms. bath. sIeepinS pMiwmHHNoALoW poFeSe ~ sN%
quick sale. Geo. 1915. ''''A' '''~'o !0r
CHEVY CHASE. MD-3 BEDROOMS .
a'fs oil heat ks sens. new; center hall corner
FORD, Southern Building Nail. a459
RIoHT DOWNTOWN. ON VERMONT AVE
near + 5rct Thomas circleM.:9-ft; wide s-r and
Ideal for preiesson0 sref S 0qrner pss ETC
only, 81. $50; terms E. A. GARVEY Dist
45os. Eve, and Sun, Georgia 663o. '''
Ss,sn SSs,25ossSSLE3vELAND &C LIE PARK, NEAR JOHN
PROMPTLY RoMrs1rl5is Can Natl peGtHa%'' 14ss SEE 1t
S495o--l6o U ST. NE.-e-R. AND
incisu9' STlek Colonial front porch shsdts
$3.50 mo 4 4. G1RVEYa EYa'osna toWn.rS' 0alGhSe pIs,
450s: eve. and Sun. Geo 66a0. '''
NEAR ARald MINI. AVE; AND NAYLoR RID. Sc.
he.e,. he.e ehqTshe. schools stores bus stop
Natl: 1898. A. M. ROTH Temple 37s4.
CaAPiIoL aMhoL HILL APARTMENT HOUSE.
bath and porch; total rents So $40 t90ms. per
the equity.
ct! TAkoMA PARK HOME ID. c..
good pIumbins front and 'r rear rp poresss esss,
r'rsSf joHs Ds'ss sss1vEsERs ias ,ssn' BRO
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
West Of l4th St NV
l., ouithole ior Tooming house or convert
a' st 0 5of Ds stosy FSSms eeh "a
itslfe t,1fF = Iot; real buy: For inspection and
-1=z4 l4th St NV District 334s.
is NoRTHBRocK LANE,
Bethesda. Nd
-, ne ne roomlest nome at less than $40. 600
nt Hn 'ne nn,n market d today On beautiful wooded
SIX ROOMS TWO BATHS oil diAoSpUssa5t9n. or sas beaa
slate roof. large attic; garage
on "Fe Old to eorsetoxI Benz OF Be,hesds
Northbrook lane. or phone for car at anv 9v
time Open to pm. daily any
PETWoRTH. NEAR GRANT CIRCLE
. Ene s-1amlly house; 2 complete kitchens,
roopss psths; auto heat; a bargain. One,
rage; Best buy in Petworth Both houses
IN nne condition. Terms to suit, cail M
h'nSR; W4para pRasnd: .,Ss 1s4G or '''
REAL VALUE, $3.50.
New all-brick houses in one Of wasbino.
toms best residential sections, the houses
are arn.nio modern and complete. in every detail
sirect sii1I ,ro,s eohnst,rnetion throushout sold
va.us; nos . beautifully furnished rooms. hard
srsnI.eei sU1d eeim, iurred walls. real attic. open
~ ous. dnE Elllcott st. NV Out Wis
I've. h.to to Ellicott St. north on, Elicott :
A0Ueas eeakslA1 q TURNER, Emerson s5as
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PONTIAC 1894 sedan: nice finish, clean
inside and out: mechanically it will satisfy
the most exacting buyer; bargain at S24e.
us been Chernerized and is thoroughly
guaranteed. See 1t today. Cherner, l7ll
Florida ave. NV. North 1865,
sTUDEBAKER lRockne> 1882 coupe; fne
little car: SIS: terms. Call before pm,
Mr.. Roper. 1870 r. l. ne.
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bung., h.-w.h., 2 baths (sublet IL desired:
500 36l9 32nd st. Potomac 4a6a-W :
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH. BRICK CO.
lonial. newly decorated best section Lyon
Vlllaee. Phone Chestnut 59s3. 3s
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FORD 1887 Tudor sedan, reduced to S36a,
original finish like new; mechanically ex.
cellent, ,spotless interior: fully Chernerized
and fully guaranteed. Uncle Joe will give
you more for your car If you trade now;
- months to pay. Cherner Motor Co. iii
Ela - - =
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1ls NoRTHBRocK LANE,

PETWoRTH. NEAR GRANT CIRCLE
, One 2-famly house; complete kitchens
patns auto. heat: bargain. One,
rooms, bedrooms. 20 IT.: large yard. "a.
rage Best buy in Petworth. Both houses
IN I nne condition; Terms to suit. Cali M
WAPLE a. LANES INC ri. an.e
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PONTIAC 1896 eonv. coupe. popular g.
cylinder model: black finish. new top;
Sood car offered by original owner at
1890.
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West of l4th st. NV
, ouithoie lor Tooming house or convert
I'M ing into apis rooms, , baths, lavatory
on nrst foor. 3-story semi-det OIL heat
HftFfe f1Ff i tot; real buy: For inspection and
,,, WAPLE g. JAMES. INC
-1:Z4 l4th st: NV District 334s.
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PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe: gray tinish mo-
hair interior. excellent floating power en-
CINE hydraulic brakes and many other
nne Plymouth features: low mileage A fne
car that's easy for you to buy; only SI44
down balance to suit you. Steusrt No.
Tors, nth and N. Y. ave. NV. Natl 5000.
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desirable. Inquire DR. FOSTER, in drug
store.
3625 10th ST NW-REDUCED-T
rooms. large kitchen and bath: Frigidaire,
heat, gas and lisht included. Adults S35.
Evening star., 1939-01-02

PLYMOUTH 1887 coupe; dandy coupe. with
hoating-power engine, steel body. hydraulic
brakes and many other fine features: very
Clean interior; one owner who gave It the
pest OF care now fully Cherneriged and
ful!y guaranteed; S3a5. Cherner Motor Co,
JILL Fla. ave. NV Nnrth 2hR5
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FORD 1895 Tudor sedan: paint, tires, mo-
tor and general condition excellent; fully
Chernerized and fully guaranteed; reduced
your car If you trade now: - months to
pay. Cherner Motor Co., I'LL Fla. ave.
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HOUSES UkFURklshEp.

WESLEY HEIGHTSIATTR. CORNER, Z
refe. 300 44th st. NV. Woodley 2904.
NEW, 5 ROOMS AND BATH: H.-WH. 10
minutes Treasury. LYON. INC. Chestnut
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FRIENDsHIP HGHTs.:. 22O PROSPECT ST.
Colonial. center-hall. s-rm home. Al
condition modern, open fireplaces. hard
heat, large yard. gear Garaae: heat in
eluded At 500. D. 8. NASH, owner.
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ROANOKE 134s. EUCLID ST. NW.-5
rms, kitchen. bath. large porch; available
Jan. Is. Inquire Apt. or see janitor.
254l 18th ST. NV. 1st FLOOR. 3 ROOMS
and private bath: elec. refrigeration; gas.
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1000 BRANDYWINE ST. N.W.-3 LARGE
rms. kit bath. scr. porch elec.. gas, heat
incl: private entrance: block Wis. ave.
b406 CONN AvE-3 RMS, K. B. S55 900
1921 eth n.w.-3 rms. kit. bath 2S.50
1921 eth st. NV rm~ bath 1900
NJ. FRANK RUPERT 1921 7th St. NV
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ARLINGTON VA. 1914 COLUMBIA PIKE
- rms, kit bath, shower. porch; heated;
pvt. ent.: 1Oc bus Chestnut 6432.
TAKOMA PARK BEDROOMS. LIVING
room kitchen private bath. h.-w.h., S35;
second floor. front. ~ Flower ave.
Nate front entrance: near bus: $50 month.
Shepherd 2hh3
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHEp.

3519 18th ST. NV. S45; RMS. K. B.,
cleo: refg. on house current: near 14th and
Park rd shop theater center
BRoDIE & COLBERT INC, NATL 1915
Sos POWHATAN PL. NW-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen. private BATH Frigidaire; entire
second floor new home; three exposures.
Randolph 1906
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PLYMOUTH 1898 2-door sedan; dark blue.
mohair interior. built-in radio. actual
mileage 5.2l4: cannot be told from new:
splendid, economical family, car that's easy
to buy: only Sl45 down. balance to suit
you. Steuart Motors, 9th and N. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1939-01-02

3412 OTIS ST. NE-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN
dnette, tile bath. 3 exposures. refrigerator,
heat, hot water $40 Also Groom kitch-
enette apt. S35. Apply MRS. ROSE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-23
TRUCK DRIVER
DEAD, II HURT

YAKIMA-One man was killed
and IL persons injured, two
seriously, in four automobile acci-
dents Sunday.
A Yakima truck driver, William
Henry Page. "a, was fatally injured
on Snoqualmie highway between
Ellensburg and Gle Elum in a freak
accident
State Patrolman William Ross
of Ellensburg said Page, in his
truck, was pushing stalled auto
mobile in which four persons were
riding. The bumpers of the We
hicles became locked and the auto
went over a 12-foot bank, pulling
the truck after it.
Ralph Janshen, "a, Yakima. suf-
fered broken pelvis and severe
shock. Others injured were Roy
Gasho. Yakima, and Red" Daw-
son. Portland Stanley Klouse,
Yakima. escaped unhurt.
Five persons were hurt in a
three-car accident IL miles north
of Yakima on the Ellensburg high
way, when car repeatedly driven
by Miss Moreno Rose, Seattle,
swung wide on a curve and side
swiped a car driven by Ted Beach.
Yakima, and then crashed head-on
into a car driven by Sol Silen,
Yakima. Miss Rose suffered a
possible skull fracture and severe
decorations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-23
King George to Lay Wreath
On First Presidents Tomb

King George will lay q wreath on
the tomb Of George Washington.
They will return 10 Washington
by automobile and visit the civilian
conservation corps camp at Fort
Hunt. Va.
Later. the king will lay a wreath
on the tomb Of the unknown sol.
der IN Arlington National GENE
terry. returning 10 thu White House
for informal tea.
Al SIS .. m. their ma jestiss
Will give dinner for President
and Mrs. Roosevelt al the British
EN- bassy. and at n 30 will entraln
for New York.
SATURDAY. June 10 The king
and queen will leave their train
At Red Bank. ~. J.. embark on a
destroyer and be transported vitn
naval escort up the bay. They
will be welcomed ~ Gov Herbert
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-23
SCHWELLENBACH TALK
To COME FROM "CAN'

Because he will be unable TO at
tend the state convention Of Wash
ington Young Democrats at Walia
Wsls. June TO 3. Senator Lewis
4 sehWellenbach. now In Wash
lngton. d. c. has had his speech
recorded and II viii be played al
one II the sessions
George p. Sheridan, state presi-
dent. announced appointment u
Ruth Hanson Of Spokane county
and Edna stinsman Of Pierce couH-
y. as convention secretaries for
the three-day meeting.
The first night Of the convention
Thursday. the Wagon Wheslers. =
Wslla Wslla civic group, will
stage q parade depicting pioneer
days. A. p. m. Friday the key
note address will BE- delivered 70 be
followed By q banquet in the eve
mig.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-23
CONVENTION Of
WOMEN CLOSES

Delegates who attended the 18th
annual convention OF the Wash
ington State Federation OF Bust
ness and Professional Women at
the Hotel Winthrop last Friday and
Saturday. had returned to their
homes Monday, following q boat
trip to Bremerton on Sunday. The
trip included a visit to the U. S.
navy yard.
Before adjourning Saturday,
the representatives. of so clubs re-
elected Mrs. Nydia jolly Case of
Puyallup as president. other Of
ficers elected were Miss Marion
Young OF Wenatchee. first vice
president; Miss Wilma thinner
man of Tacoma, second vice presi-
dent; Miss Ethel Oderlin, Pullman,
reelected secretary, and Miss
Clara Narum, Aberdeen. treasurer.
District representatives were
chosen as follows: Northwest dis
trict, Mrs. Gertrude Ellis of
Mount Vernon; midwest, Mrs.
Clara Morris, South Bend; south
west district, Mrs. Avis Benson.
kelso; northeast, Mrs. Grace Hall,
Colville; central, Mrs. Amy An
derson Arnold. Pasco; southeast,
Miss Mamie Bennett, Walla Walla,
and northwest central, Miss Lor-
eta Loree, Renton.
At Saturday evenings banquet
the principal speakers were Mrs.
Geline Macdonald Bowman of
Richmond. Va. and Governor
Clarence D. Martin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-23

WASHINGTON The state de-
partment today announced the Of
fetal program for the visit Of
King George and Queen Elizabeth.
The official program il AS follows.
Wednesday. June IS So ,. m.
Est The royal train viii be met
at Niagara Falls by Secretary VI
State and Mrs Cordell Hun. 9th
er high state department officials,
Sir Ronald Lindsay. the British
ambassador. and British embassy
attaches.
Thursday, June = IL q. m. Est
The king and queen Will arrive
in Washington. They will be ts-
eorted BY Hull and Sir Ronald
through a double line ~ marines
to the presidents reception room
At Union station. whore they sill
he received by President ana Mrs
Roosevelt. and others.
After a 2i-gun salute. and the
playing 81 the national anthems
the royal couple will proceed in a
fun military parade 70 the White
House 70 meet the Washington
diplomatic corps.
?. m. luncheon. after which
the kinE and queen will motor
about Washington. \ garden party
At the British embassy and a state
dinner at the White House will
follow.
The king and queen will spend
the night al the White House.
Friday. June 80 q. m. Eat -
The king and queen Will leave for
the British embassy 70 receive
members % the British colony and
then yill meet members Of con-
grsss in the espitoTs rotunda.
A noon. the royal couple will
ssil aboard the presidentisi yacht
Potomac vith President and hrs
Roosevelt for Mt Vernon, where
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-23
People In
The MeuS

President Manuel Quezon, OF the
Philippine commonwealth, sailed
from Manila aboard the yacht
Casiana for an undisclosed destina-
ton, believed to be Verde island,
where the populace is nervous over
two-week series OF earthquakes.
Advises from Verde said the quakes
are diminishing in strength E.
George Palmer Putnsm and his
bride, the former Mrs. Jeanmsrie
Consigny James, boarded a train
at Boulder City, New, for Detroit,
where they will spend their honey
moon. Putnam. publisher and hus-
band of the late Amelia Earhsrt,
and Mrs. James, Beverly Hills,
Cal, soeialite, were married on the
patio of Boulder Dam hotel after
flying to Hollywood ...
Adris Gaines, San Antonio, Tex,
actress who has been appearing on
the New York stage, was given a
new nsme-Brenda Msrshali--for
her debut in motion pictures. The
24-year-old brunette viii replace
Ann Sheridan In Career Man" be-
cause Miss Sheridan Is busy on
another picture -.
Laura Hope Crews, stage and
screen actress. was sued for sloo.65
commission by q theatrical agent.
Ruth Meyers. who charged she OBJ
tanned Miss Crews an engagement
in picture, but was not paid her
commission. The amount sought
by the agent il 10 per cent Of what
Miss Crews received for appearing
in the picture Idiots Delight"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-23

81 one az me ier9ee< U0Euvy e1lS<ss
prises IN he Misnssa1ppt vai)ey.
Al -. Ne u governor a. . seete
which nas had its hudGst balonoe9
under The present sdmtaIsessstoes
and which has seen cae a. tee
nations mcst strongly snsre0ened
political machines wrseked nsesssee
his friends say ataFh weae -
bat against u.
IA IL lnsenresvshls that ~
comparable organization caa ouniN
M built ~ IN Misscuvs wtthla the
next 10 az "a yesvs." HeAfa setd
~ the smashed renAerunse -
chine. wrhs practices a. ~ =. q
underworld scms cf theN roonNa.
hing the Maria uaevvsrn4 ~ ~
investigation we're sssswNdlag.-
Wlss's rnse 1nnQovonn1
The Misscusi epvssngr - 80
. reputation for Grsas Ia1notvy
since ne moved tnte ~ eooeo
capitol. frequently ~ = se1n q
work IN state bue1nens q 49,
night. sometimes later.
Yet isfs ~ the executive momeoen
mavws with : smontNnene INT
might ~ attributed u ~ ~
business and executive snposteNees
but IN truth V partly dss - ~
ssrihina. darn .hAsvsd wunaa. ~
psesidss gracefully over NJ heune.
hold and whcss portrait u IN ia1nse
To hang In the eid.fsshiussd parlse
among shcss II the wives - NJ
sauri Kovernors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-23

fft NW4 &H0tNtF s@aftfst%8 ~ Ftt@
hattie with the kansas CITY ma.
chine this week. when tho lower
house Of the state Legislature sp-
proved . bill sponsored ~ the
governor % transfer eontroi ~ the
Kansas City police force from the
city to the state government.
The vtctnry was the latest In
series Toe Gov. STARK that have
led observers ef political trends to
look woniersngly toward the sev.
ernns's mansion high shcve the
Missouri river when they discussed
prospect far = bitter conflict At
the newt Democrats convention.
rsslreiy . nemervas
nut stark. . veteran At naval
and military service and ~ years
executive business experience. has
tended strictly to his own Knitting
A . Democrat. ne 10 intensely
interested IN his party. hnth Ia
Missouri and In the nation. and he
believes u will stand united 10
ipso. Two pelnts stand out in hss
view ~ national affairs
THE need for dsvotinx = greater
proportion of the governments
relief efforts toward putting The
unemployed hack 10 work. and thus
serving the double purpose n cut.
ting expenditures and bolstettnH
the national economic structure
without abandoning the duty Of
seeing that no one goes hungry.
D Maintenance ~ an adequate
defense for ths United STATES.
The governor v the descendant
Of long and distinguished line
that included vermont's Gen. John
stark of Revolutionary war fame.
The governors branch cs the fam.
lily moved westward ~ pioneers.
migrating through kentucky and
to Missouri. They were good FARM
ers. and they could do . bat II
trading when flour carried vest
ward in the California xoId rush
days sold for 800 . Jack.
budget II nalaareA
stark hiussif 10 . graduate Of
United states naval academy, =
veteran Of the Arxonns twhsfe he
got . piece Of shrapnsI In HE LEG !.
and business executive wha head