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

thing a woman can do TO make a
husband and father do his duty
by his family
l am a married woman with
three young children. There is
only year between each Of them.
A few months ago my husband
left me, saying that he was going
TO seek employment in another
state. Since he left ! have not
heard from him, although his sister
tells me that he writes to his
mother and has a good job.
Isn't there some way can COM
pei him to contribute toward our
support
My children are in need Of so
many things and my work does not
pay much. Isn't there some way
derelict father can be forced TO
support his family?
DESPERATE.
You had better see the prosecut-
ing attorney about this. | am
neither qualified nor have the right
to give legal advice. but l do have
the right to say that such father
should be punished. ] have had
any number Of letters recently
from bewildered women who have
been deserted by their cowardly
mates.
One man has put his wife and
young baby out of his home. An
other left his wife almost a year
ago and she and her young son are
sorely in need of help-help they
should be getting from the person
who vowed he would cherish his
wife until death did them part.
Still another has deserted wife
and four children. He did this four
years ago and has never written
one line to find out how his young
ones are getting along.
These are just few examples
to prove how utterly heartless and
cruel some men can be. Women
may have their faults but the fact
remains that comparatively few of
them are family deserters. And
that surely is something in their
favor.
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The Best Man At The
Nadbtuu

Dear Mrs. Post: Has there never
been a wedding within your knowl-
edge where the best man stood in
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upn4Ied ~ Western Auto supply Co.
4c4es throughout the State Of wash
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Evening star., 1939-10-01
Heffernun
Continued From First Page

swamps and forests on that excur-
sion proved the most strenuous
physical test he had ever under
gone-in or out of the movies.
And there are plenty of other
players to agree with Tracy that
movie-making nowadays is not the
comparative "horse-play" it once
was. Among them are Cary Grant,
Victor McLaglen, Douglas Fair
banks, jr.; Sam Jaffe, Charles
Laughton, Jimmy Cagney, Claudette
Colbert. Gary Cooper, Walter Hus-
ton and Dudley Digges All have
much to offer in the way of horror"
experiences.
The "Gunga DIM company, in the
hills above Lone Pine, sWeltered in
heat which lowered between ITO and
120 degrees during July and then
cold that dropped to near-f freezing
in October. The cast first suffered
from sunburn and then frostbite
McLaglen lost % pounds and Fair
banks II. Scores of players COL
ldpSeu. OeVeIdl dIllHldlS Qleu.
When Drums Along the Mohawk"
went into the mountains near Cedar
City, Utah, the heat and elevation
made life miserable for all members
of the troupe. Working at 5000 and
5000 feet puts a strain on any one,
and many had to be sent home. Two
forest fires threatened the camp. All
hands turned out to form an i'm
promptu fire brigade, and after one
blaze work was suspended full day
to allow the exhausted crew to re-
cuperate.
The Beau Geste" outfit, working
10 miles west of Yuma, would have
had to call off it's trek early if crew
and cast hadn't been in shape to
whip the buffeting nature gave
them. They had to sink their own
well to draw water, and it went dry
repeatedly. Sandstorms blew up
regularly twice week. Gary Cooper
and Brian Donlevey were heat vic
tins, but recovered and went back
to work.
Outside Santa Fe, N. Mex, Walter
Huston and Dudley Digges, prepar-
ing to go to work in '"The Light
That Failed" were dressing in a
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Actors Ready,
With Screen
Experience
Hollywood Stars
Have Fought in
Many Wars
Bv SheiIah Graham.
HOLLYWOOD.

41OLlJ L w OoC.
If, by any stretch of the imagi-
nation, Hollywood was involved in
a war-and, for the propaganda in
the air, the imagination does not
have to be stretched very far-the
film city would be able to put into
the field, air and water large force
of picture-eXperienced players. We
have movie aviators by the score,
doughboys, officers, admirals, ma
rines. We even have a dozen odd
spies, who have seen very active
screen service. And a fully trained
corps of doctors and nurses.
.Greta Garbo's experience as a spy
IN "Mata Hari' should come in
pretty useful for our mythical big
show I defy any officer to hang
on to his official secrets when con-
fronted with Miss Garbo on a giving
all-for- -my-country binge. Madeline
Carroll is another finite who has
played more spies than you can
shake a stick at-a recent couple in
Blockade" and The General Died
at Dawn"
Gary Cooper has had practically
everything in the way of film war
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Coming Attractions

K E T H Nurse Edith
Cavell,' the Herbert Wilcox
produced biography of the
Belgian heroine of the days
of World War I, is scheduled
for some time late in the
week. The star is Anna
Neagle and the cast includes
May Robson, Edna Mae Oil
yer and Zasu Pitts Gin a seri-
Gus role).
ARLE-"Honeymoon in Bali"
new comedy-romance with
Fred MacMurray and Made
leine Carroll providing the
comedy and the romance,
opens Friday. There will be
a new variety bill on the
stage, too.
PALACE-"The Man in the
Iron Mask" adventurous tale
out of the past, is next here,
when The Women" sheath
their claws. Louis Hayward
is the leading man in the
film.
CAPITOL-"Here I Am a
Stranger" bit of drama
involving son and his
estranged mother and father,
opens Friday. Son is Richard
Greene and the mother and
father are Gladys George and
Richard Dix. There will be a
new stage show, also.
METROPOLITAN -" 1.-The Man
They Could Not Hang" which
has Boris Karloff in the title
role because he has (for the
purpose of the finn a me-
chanical heart, opens Friday.
LITTLE-"Heart of Paris" new
French film which takes up
where the average "whodunit"
leaves otf-following the ca
reer of a beautiful heroine
after she has been acquitted
of murder-is next after THE
Old Dark House" Michele
Morgan and Raimu, the
French character comedian,
are the stars.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

experience. He was a soldier in
Beau Geste," in which he died for
the Foreign Legion; an aviator in
wings" in which he also passed on
soldier in Beau Sabreur," an avi-
ator in Lilac Time" Che was wound
ed in thiS; soldier who dies in
"Shopworn Angel" a soldier in Mo
rocco" ditto in The Devil and the
Deep" Farewell to Arms" Lives
of Bengal Lancer" Gin this one he
expired), and now he is a doctor
with a yen for firearms in "The Real
Glory"
Wallace Beery is naval officer in
Thunder Afloat." He was an avi-
alton sergeant in Hell Divers" and
an aviator in West Point of the
Air" Clark Gable has fine cell
luloid war record--he was an italian
officer in The White Sister," an
aviator in Hell Divers" an aviation
Instructor in TEST Pilot" and a
daring newsreel photographer in
Too Hot to Handle"
Spencer Tracy is promoted in
Northwest Passage" to the rank
of Army major. He was a dough-
boy in "They Gave Him a Gun"
We would even have a President
for our Hollywood war-Raymond
Massey, now starring in the title
role of ABE Lincoln in illinois," !"
In fact, we would have three ver-
sions of this great man to offer
Henry Fonda, who played Honest
Abe in THE Young Mr.. Lincoln" !"
and John Carradine, ditto, in "Of
Human Hearts"
Ronald Colman is currently CIV
ing his all to England-and Para
mount-as an English officer in
The Light That Failed" Mel
son Eddy was an Army cadet at
West Point in "Rosalie" and Rus
sian Cossack officer in "Balalaika. y
William Powell made an ex-
citing intelligence officer in Rem
devious" -. Jimmy Stewart, who
is an aviator in real life, was a
lanky doughboy in "Shopworn
Angel"
David Niven, about to join his
regiment in England, has already
acquitted himself admirably in THE
Dawn Patrol" in which he played
an English aviator during the first
World War. And in The Real
Glory" where he is an American
lieutenant in the Philippine cam
palgn against the Moros. Good
luck, David, in your real campaign
Tyrone Power was an infant, aged
4, at the end of the first World War
But he contrived to be buck
private and get himself wounded in
Francois shown in alexander s
Ragtime Band" Richard
Greene is a year or so younger than
Power, but he managed spot OF
soldering in the Boer War-or
rather, in The Little Princess.
Greene has also seen service on a
submarine chaser in Submarine
Patrol"
Jimmy Cagney, who gets seasick
in real life, has put to sea in many
a glorious naval epic of the movie
Remember him with Frank Nc
Hugh in Here Comes the Navy!
Lew Ayres saw active service in al
Quiet on the Western Front"
Bob Burns is one of the few Holly.
wood males who has not been in 6
war picture. But he was hero Of
the real World War! He know.
what it is like TO be under rea
shellfire. He knows the grim horror
of real, as opposed to reel, war.
fare, and is leader of the multi.
tude that believes warfare is some.
thing that is better when confined
to the safe limits of the screen.
| (Reles ssed by North American Newspaper
| Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1939-10-01
|Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
FRIDAY

idiots DELIGHT" and
Bulldog DrummonC' S
Secret Police"
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Dark.

bhIk.
San Francisco"
and
Little Adventures. :"
Spencer Tracy in
San Francisco"
Pastor-Louis fight.
Victor McLaglen
Lost F,rol."
Chester Morris and
Lucille Ball in
Five Came Back"
Bette Davis and
Miriam Hopkins in
The Old Maid"
Dead End" Kids
in
"Hell's Kitchen"
They Made Her a
Spy Nancy Drew.
Trouble Shooter"
Evening star., 1939-09-09
Bund Pledges Neutrality;
Attacks Britain, New Deal
~ the Associated Press


NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-National
and sectional leaders Of the German
American Bund joined in a declara-
ton yesterday that their organ
ization will fight for United States
neutrality in fact, the calling of Of
the hate-mongers of the radio, press,
etc, and the strictest enforcement Of
the arms embargo"
Fritz Kuhn, national leader, and
other bund officials issued a state
ment asserting the war "is no con-
cern of the United States" except as
a reminder of "discredited, lying
British atrocity propaganda" and
the unpaid British and French war
debts.
The Washington Government was
called "a frankly pro-British admin
istration" and the holding up of the
German liner Bremen in New York
Harbor last week by Federal officials
was described as cheap example
of New Deal neutrality.
The signers said they were salts
ned" that the liner Athena was
sunk at the orders of the first lord
of the British admiralty" Winston
Churchill
Evening star., 1939-09-09
Natures Children
White Angel
Chaetodupterus faber

OF Chesapeake Bay but not in large
numbers. As 1t travels farther
South 1t increases In abundance, In
Puerto Rico 1t Is known as the
"paguala." On the Florida Coast
you may find it through the sum-
mer and autumn In the bays, near
the wharves and swimming about old
wrecks and in rock piles where abide
many crustaceans, for the white
angel is extremely fond of this fare.
Then, when October and Novem-
ber return, you will see large schools
Of them along the sea beaches. They
are enroute for water that is more
genial, as cold temperature seems
to cramp their style and slows them
up considerably. At this time they
enter haul seines and large num-
bers have been caught in this man
ner.
Spawning occurs in early summer.
The beautiful young are seen in
October. They are conspicuously
marked with black crossbands. but
as the small fry grow older, these
ebony-hued Identification marks dis
appear.
White angels are a grayish blue,
with dusky band passing through
the eye to the throat. There is a
second band, not quite so wide. which
begins in front of the dorsal fin and
extends across the base of the pee
toral fin to the belly. A faint out
line of these bands may be seen
until the fish takes, on old age In
all, the body is greatly elevated and
the fish is not difflcult to identify.
Pan-fried on the beach. they be-
come at once the favorite for such
| delightful occasions.
Evening star., 1939-09-09
SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR STORAGE

SALE OF Personal EFFECTS AND
H2UsEHeLD H2IsE5e GOODS FOR STORAGE
Day sIssR sEsh as On 1ss
TEN O'CLOCK AM, and each Saturday
and thereafter unt all goods
e: G.. Sloan g. Co. Inc. us 18th st. NV,
WashnstSn D. C. t9 enforce liens for
STORAGE with the Security Storage Co. in
the names Of the American Protective
contents; Mrs Eleanor ". Aud. mattress
5o0ks s5d chairs chair sesk
bundle of umbrella. canes, boxes, book
cases, trunks and barrels; Edwin Bates,
jr, radio cabinet. radio. end table, electric
Blanche M X. BREMEN. sofa. tables lamps Fps:
radio, cedar chest. hand case carton;
contents unknown; Mrs. Ernest Canty and
curtain rods library table: cartons etc;
N. J Carroll studio couch. springs and
cushions; Miss Rsds coops1 suiteass
unknown: John H: coxhead: beds, mai
tables s shsrs Ms .sn cns .S.s ro 9u9 a
silver muSkrat: Francis S. Diepaide. minor,
etc; Mrs. Theodore Dorsey Dorsey and and william iin,
Gray. wardrobe trunk; A. J. Ewald side.
board; chairs tables MI and and Mrs Howell
earacul collar and brown cloth coat with
fur collar nd Guns Mrs James Scott
boxes trunks chairs. bookcases mirrors,
tables, sofas: pictures etc: Fred H. Haas.
beds russ vacuum c.sner tables
etc: Mr.. Joseph A. Higgins and Mrs. Susie
Stand .mD SHADES se Ml f9sf and MTs
s.tchel; NJ: ,.. and Ms; oeorss :. j, Jackson
rugs @ springs, reiriserator. etc: viii XIX
sey box contents unknown; Miss j. La
Lande; trunks; chest suitcase cartons
cartons. contents unknown; lamp; Mrs,
u Msysr s' RsmD.rs, A' chains. 9shsn pfctures. Ms s
etc: R. Z. B. McKenney. file case trunks.
pictures. boxes, contents unknown; Estate
Nellie McLinden. hall rack; Mr.. and Mrs.
Forbes Morgan. boxes; upholstered chairs.
Sda tables seaeS
Mullaney' chairs. table. beds mirrors, sl,a
springs bureau; etc; C. ! Owens. chairs,
bureaus cabinets. clock. etc: Mrs Ella
Person, barrels. contents unknown; trunks.
pictures floor lamp: Col. and Mrs W. E.
Persons, trunks: bed, tables. mattress
desk: sofa folding cot. etc; Charles K.
table; tabourette. top, Of, table Mrs. E 6.
Pritchard. bookcase, tables, chairs sewing
machine. cedar chest: beds, spring. mat
tresses. etc: A. J. schwartzman. trunk
table, bed, barrels and boxes, contents
unknown: carton said to contain linen:
Mrs. A. j. soren, chest, sewing machine.
trunks coaster wagon, boxes. contents un-
known; W. D. L. Starbuck trunk radio
electric fan and motor. Dashboard car
tables: rugs chairs; lamps, picture part
parts Of . clock box. contents unknown:
Mrs. Helen Unser cartons, contents un-
known: pictures, bookstand kitchen uten-
sils' tables: etc; Union STORAGE q Transfer
Mrs. w. L. Walker. three cartons contents
unknown; Maj. Charles b. Westcott. boxes
box containing two portraits: Mrs E. M.
Whitevay. tables, davenport and three
P. Williams. trunk. cedar chest Estate
Of Miss A. Yerby trunk
SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY
PAUL ALVEY. Assistant Secretary.
Evening star., 1939-09-09
Air-Conditioner
Good Burglar Alarm
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TULSA. Okla.-Harold Stuart s
air conditioner is a good burglar
alarm.
He and his wife were entertain
ing guests in their basement game
room. One of them shifted the air.
Il smell gas" he said.
Its not gas but gasoline" said
another guest, gas company en-
ployee.
They dashed out and routed two
thieves stealing gasoline from the
tank of car parked at the curb
not far from the air-intake Of the
air conditioner.
Evening star., 1939-09-09

engels are abundant and they have
finely favored white flesh, which
makes them a most sought-after pan
fish. In fact, the spadefish or white
angel has become more and more
a priced food fish and it is to be
found in the largest markets of the
Eastern cities. 1t is most abundant
during the summer months.
It is to be found about the mouth
Evening star., 1939-09-09
=, LILLIAN cox ATHEY,

Again we must remind you that
names given to some of Natures
children are quite misleading. As
far as We can uncover through in
vestigation and questioning, no an
relic attributes can In any sense be
credited to this fish. So perhaps its
other name, Spadeflsh-or even
moonfish-may be more appropriate.
1t is found that these species are
intermediate between the chaeto-
donts and the perchlike forms. The
fish in our American genus, the one
in which the white angel belongs,
has a large. deep body which may be
as much as 2 feet long. The scales
are numerous and small.
From Cape Cod to Cuba these
Evening star., 1939-09-09
Mint Makes CARTRIDGES

Over 100000 small arms cart
ridges have been produced at the
royal mint in South Africa this
year.
Evening star., 1939-09-09

Grapes, Apples, Sweet Cider at
QUAINT ACRES,
Silver Spring, Colesville Pike. Route 20.
only miles from District.
c. G. SLOAN g. CO., INC. Auctioneers,
115 18th St. NV
Evening star., 1939-09-09
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tices and all advertisements under
Personal. &c per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
The Star Is the great want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing Is 50 cheap consider
ing the results obtained.
Evening star., 1939-09-09
HELP DOMESTIC.
(Continued.)

HOUsEKEEPER, middle-ased white woman;
2 IN family, country home. live in. Tele-
phone Hillside 0370-J.
aoysEKsEpGF lUvs q white tor .ong s%gDoyes sos
for right party. Box 255-K. Star.
HoUsEMA1D. white. settled preferred;
room. board and S25 month; Sat. p; m. and
Sun. of; 1918 n: oveitch ST. Arlinstto.n
MAID. colored, experienced general house,
work. cooking, light laundry; stay nights;
one who wants permanent job; good ref.
erence required S35 month. Apply 1344
T2ylor St NV.
MAID, colored, .g.h.w;. must be good
laundress, fond of children; salary. $3.50.
References required. Call Emerson S245
WOMAN, white: settled, depend,nble, for
employed couple 4so7 Davenport st.
WOMAN, white, employed couple 2-year-
old child; house laundry sent out; mother
takes care child evenings; Sundays of; ss
week Box 35s-J. Star. - 10,
light housework to be able to give bath to
elderly gentleman mot in bed); good
home. So week. board and room: refer
ences. Apply 139 Tennessee ave. ne.
ences. Emerson 6267.
WOMAN, colored. settled. stay nights:
housework and cooking; $50. PyleS; sos
Lafayette ave, Riyerdale, Md Or. 2246-W.
WOMAN white. middle-aged to care for
apt. and year-old child for employed
couple. Must love children. S25 mo. to
start. 14s0 Girard st. NV. Apt. l, after 6.
WOMAN, white, between 80 and 45. ex-
perienced, with city references, for general
housework in family of two; live in, $35
mo. Box 15@-K. Star.
WOMAN white settled. cook serve. house
work; stay nights; two in family. Box
i69-J. Star.
WILL GIVE middle-aged coored woman
Sl5 monthly and comfortable room in ex-
change for helping with houseWork and
care of children Phone Wis. 4333-W.
Evening star., 1939-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

REFRIGERATOR. Electrolux, splendid con-
.0 me-. H"Sar. "SM ~ 1s9s. SetA''0N' ' is 10. '''
REFRIGERATOR. Noree. 1887. for sale,
sscrincs Soa price; perfect condition: Gu #.
REFRIGERAToRs. barsains on repossessed
ears sears. 4is z ne Line. eofG. =. 10. 8. smith
ERATORs-Clearance sale Of re-
possessed d., and n 4 reeonsitioned Frisida,res.
fully guaranteed. Largest selection f'' in city .
o ssR sp s nT TeFms Met tHa 4ass Appliance
SAFE, Meilinr ''B'' label strictly f,reproof,
used, perfect condition Commercial Once
Fur iture Co. 500 st. NV. 13'
fully Guaranteed, terms. ss5. "A lew 4.
Repairs made on ali. makes Of machines
sn Ssss: S.. Ras st.
SEWING MACHINES, SIS np. Treadles.
portable. consoles. Rents. Repairs. 26O5
l4th st. NV. Open ewes. Columbia 3244.
SEWING MACHINE, White. cleo. $3.50,
sso 4a snfst sh ssvessP co e speed
SEW. MACH. SINGER. oh, 81 so; portable
elec,. knee control, light. s27 50. New Home
console elec. SIS ca: VI. guar. 1897 Conn
STENoTYPE MACHINE and course with
r Phose sss ehest astepsSa a4Sa University
STOKERS-One bin feed anthracite coal
stoker used for demonstration only: one
bituminous coal stoker; both household
size; size; pr pTieed low for quick sale. shep-
underToods; fERMs up porfsbes. sf1ss %'Rs. 81 Ts
M1c poSALp "a Sfs TYPEWRERs sa ss Ess opsn f
TYPEWRrTERS, all makes, guaranteed; new
portableS, 81 wk We rent, repair. Standard
Typewriter Co. a10 @ NV. Ma. 1892.
TYPEWRIT1R Rental Service. 5716 18th
NV. Geo l8s3-Underwoods. 81 S5 mo, 4
mos in adv. $5.55: no del: 81 addl dep.
WASHING MACHINES make.
brand-new washers 1-tub and 2-tub wash
ers sacrificing at 500 of; used Easy, May
tag General Electric, ABC. Westinghouse
and others. $12; unusual liberal trade-in
allowance; easy terms as low as 81 weekly.
WAsHINGTON'S LARGEST APPLIANCE
HOUSE
713 @ St. NV, OUR ONLY SALESROOM.
District 3737. Open Ewes. Until PM.
WATER HEATER, automatic. Pittsburg,
instantaneous. gas. capacity gallons per
minute; used very little: ideal for large
house or business: priced to sell. Call
Mr.. Craun. Dupont 300.
REPRESENTING FUR MFGRs' OUTLET
Save 35f, to 800 on your fur coats.
Call Rand. $685. ewes, 9 to 8. for our latest
models from S25 UP.
Evening star., 1939-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted tor by
myself: WILLIAM 6. SCHNEIDER, 1927
21st pl Sc. o.
Evening star., 1939-09-09
sITUATIohs-MEh AND WOMEN.


COUPLE. Filipino experienced cook, butler,
chauffeur: wife maid work together; desire
family; no laundry, city reference. Box
,S1-J
Evening star., 1939-09-09
HOTEL CONTINENTAL.

Attractively furnished, spacious outside
rooms with double beds and inner-spring
mattresses now available at moderate
monthly, rates. Running water. $40 single;
S45 and $50 double Private baths. $50
and $50 single: $50 and SO double ASK
for assistant manager. Tel. National 1872.
Evening star., 1939-09-09

AUTO GLASS INSTALLERS
(l0), must have expert expe-
rience. Good salary, year
round work. Glasser's, End
and Fla. ave. ne. Dist. 1910.
Evening star., 1939-09-09

| 20 KENNEDY ST NW.-Cool rms, in
detached home; pvt. bath and shower.
| Georgia 1914.
| 7l3 INGRAHAM ST. NW-Attractive
unlimited telephone; gentlemen. Ran
| dolph 454I
Evening star., 1939-09-09

RADIO SERVICEMEN
At once, must be frst-class. Box 64K
Star
Evening star., 1939-09-09
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING LOS ANGELES, WK. OF SEPT
10, take passengers, share expense.
Srcar after Q. m. 1O05 23rd NV. 1O'
DRIVING TO KANSAS CITY, LARGE
Buick Monday morning. desire one, two
or, three adults to share expense. Wood
ley 5511.
LEAVING FOR HOUSTON TEXAS, VIA
New Orleans, 18th; can take passengers
VICTOR HOWARD, Columbia 1881 lOs
Evening star., 1939-09-09
HELP MEN,
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FLOOR LAYERS, scrapers and finishers.
experienced. steady employment. Apply
Skyland Apts., 2511 Good Hope st. Sc.
Evening star., 1939-09-09
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1923 21st ST. W.-Highly desirable room,
private bath with shower: for / or gen.
tlemeni excellent location. Dupont 477o.