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Evening star., 1939-10-17
We, the People
Second Thoughts on Another ToIk
About Repeol Of the Emburgo
Nv LAY HANKLN.


Twddng the das the domestic radio the week end
avoid neutrality
bedrock with THE Barrel Polka Toani had
eli the embargo talk the eardrm
Lndhergh Spoken secondng motion
the allies but defensive" The Senate debate had
continued combine vesuvis motion
glacier There ugly that Admiral Richard Byrd due
ndbergh and Eddie In fact Of past
publicity seemed about give the big Of yesterea and
eected from Gertrude Ede the Channel swimmer Floyd
Collins in the Baltic carrying the to Nome Sweet Nome
and the entire cast Of the HallMnls and con-
Suddenly between broad
word out egg sanitary hen
complete waited consauaoy
follow. It did,
What 1t Sounded Like
senior Senator State
Utter Confusion and talking about the
ducg he said from this what the honorable gentleman
told his fellow Americans:
america dicator.s and the beats with
England ouy! they win!
pck little Poland and the Czech and Austria under
the yoke and look out for san he's trying to steal sond
hck-no it's spnnerthere he goes lol5 20 yards
help neutral otherwise England and France other
which likely be required to defend itself the dcao
Senator continued Americans have
shall salt
foreign Rather
the Indies Bermuda
Trinidad Guadeloup Martinique Wind
jumping
taking Hemisphere
they fighting dctatorshp-whch
the Maginot Line
Evening star., 1939-10-17

recent ooadca have been strongly tnged with prejudice
openly promote his socaed social justice
thing had Preventing spread
hatred over radio which
people infringement Of free
of the Couln
front
Evening star., 1939-10-17
Porter to Be Honored

Reproduction Rishts Reserve,
Evening star., 1939-10-17

ADVERTISEMENT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

national revenue department shows
that Canadian liquor exports to
the United States during the first
10 months Of this year totaied
1874 2af gallons. valued AZ x7.0f2.-
74s. compared with 4.114.371 gal
Ions, valued al y15.sIs.7o3, during
the same period OF 1887.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

tn. who overozme Clutches md
braces 10 become a posture expert.
You cant be sluggish r posi-
tor and have Al alert mind. sad
Miss Martin. who IS IT charge u
corrective posture a. the Y. y.
{. A Il NAY sound trite hut
posture does express personality
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

up In the air. Il has Just received
proofs Of = new map Of California
purporting n be a complete his
~tnrieai. political and industrial
map OF the state. and Vallejo ISM
even shown. The Chamber Of Com
meree has taken steps 10 make
somebody's Ears burn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

Electors win ballot on q port
commissioner. park commits
aiuner. two directors of Tacoma
school district, various candidates
for posts In Incorporated cities
and towns and commissioners in
drainage and water districts.
The only countrywide election
will be that Of port commissioner
and the only candidate Is. S. j.
Maxwell, who seeks reelection. In
~ precincts Maxwell will be the
only candidate to appear on bal
lots.
Estimated cost Of the election Is
placed at $1,000 by County Elec-
ton Superintendent Joe Ford.
Candidates seeking posts follow:
Tacoma school district-tTwo TO
be elected) Joseph Wilkins. Jul
lian Runbcck. John w. Griffith tin
cumbent), James W. Peterson.
8. Christian Erickson tincumbcnt).
Paul l. Cutler.
Metropolitan Park Board-tOne
to be elected)-M. X. Norton tin
cumbent1, NJ. G. Douglass, r. r.
Williams. ". ]. Parker, Fred s.
Lambert.
Port Of TAc0na--S. j. Maxwell,
district No. 2, incumbent.
Town Of Rust0n-Citizens' ticket
Mayor. Sidney Fraley: councilmcn,
=. DeGceter and John W. Murphy.
treasurer. Mrs. c. Adams.
Peoples ticket - Mayor, Harry
NcCamant: councilmen. Thomas
Algeo, Wesley Bell and Mrs. Sadie
T. Wallick two to be electedl;
treasurer, no candidate.
Pruposition-"Shall the Town of
Ruston levy a special tax of IL
mills for the purpose of replacing
the Winnifred street bridge with a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
BEST DRESSED WOMAN
LOSES 100000 GEMS

PARlS-Mrs. Reginald Fellowes.
Of British society, reported to
police today that jewels valued at
&lO6 900 TO $780, 600 had been
stolen from her home in the sub
urb of Neuilly.
Mrs. Fellowes is a daughter of
the Duke of Decazes and his
American wife. who was a daush-
ter of Isaac Singer. of the sewing
machine family. Mrs. Fellowes
has sometimes been called the
best dressed woman in Europe"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Fraternity "ROU"
In Utah Restricted

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah-De-
spite convincing arguments by at
tractive co-eds. the Salt Lake City
commission has decided TO restrict
fraternity and sorority houses at
TIE University Of Utah to within
80 feet of the campus. Non
cullegtnte residents Of the area had
complained that the value of their
properties was diminished due to
loud parties"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

the county next Tuesday.
box girder concrete bridge, the
remainder of the cost to be paid
from the special 12-mili levy pre-
viously voted ?"
City NJ Puyallup-Peoples' party
Mayor, Sanford A. Stoner. clerk.
Charles Hollis; treasurer, C. Pearl
Bigelow, attorney, Leslie Jochim-
sen: councilman-at-large. James
Everett Houk, councilman, Ken
meth II. Sturdevant, w. A. Gym,
George N. Johnson.
Progressive party-Mayor. w. p.
Loughlin: clerk. blank: treasurer,
blank; attorney. Frank r. Man
ming: councilman-at-large, blank;
councilman, Irving C. Gaspard.
City Of Sumner-Peoples party
Mayor. blank: clerk, Howard
Schrengohst: treasurer, l.. v. Cor
ner; attorney, Dean A. Taylor. No
councilmen nominated.
Citizens party-Mayor. Robert
O. Tarbox; clerk. Ralph 3. Weav-
err. treasurer, Mrs. Edith NJ. War
wick: attorney, Harry Sager;
councilman-at-large. r. r. Potter,
councilmen. Henry Strankman,
Harry r. Ryan. J. H. Baumbach.
Town Of Buckley Citizens
Mayor. Clarence Caviezel;
councilmen. Robert Bagnell. b. NJ.
Harbor; treasurer. r. N. Ker-
nighan.
Peoples ticket ~ Mayor, r. w.
France. councilmen. j. r. Nelson.
r. T. Riggs: treasurer, blank.
Town NJ Eatonville - Council
men. c. II. Williams. Fl. S. Pra-
vitz. r.. A. Skewis; treasurer. w.
Wingard.
Town Of Ftrcrrst - Councilmen.
Oscar N. Lundberg. S. r. Libbey.
A. L. Frost. James r. Purkey.
treasurer. e. w. Brock jr.. Clayton
w. Leonard.
Town Of Milton - Councilman.
Percy Walden. Charles T. Fincher,
Walter A. Cole. Claude Goodman.
Henry Lundquist. Two to be elect
ed. Treasurer. Lillian L. Smith.
Proposition-"Shall the Town of
Milton construct. operate and
maintain a municipality : owned
electric light and power system as
specified In ordinance No. 1872 of
said town. passed January IS,
1899. without mourning any gen
eral Indebtedness therefor
Town Of Orting Councilmen.
W. II. Duffy, j. c. Willis. Myles w.
Thompson three to be electedl:
treasurer, Maude Morrow.
Town Of Roy r. councilmen.
Maurice Murray. IRVINE Flowers.
Fred Porsch tthree to be elected +:
treasurer, Edna Porsch.
Town Of South Prairie-Coun-
cilmen, Hattie BENJAMIN. Ben
Miller. Mike kedoris. Robert Cope
lthree to be elected); treasurer.
Cressie Holder.
Town Of Steilacoom - Mayor.
W. E. Morris: councilmen. l. f.
McClelland. Herman Gsul; trea-
surer. II. o. Watrous.
Town of Wilkeson-Mayor. Max
Weir. councilmen. George Hreha,
II. r. z. Nelson, Clarence Bart
1.-TWO To be elected; treasurer,
NJ. E. Nencelik.
District Elcctions-District cleo
ton also will be March IA. Those
where more than n candidate is
running follow: Commissioner Bur-
nett water district. Ben Green
void. Paul James. Ed Barber tone
to be elected.
Commissioner drainage district
No. 81. Charley kaminzind, Alfred
Gale lone TO be elected.
Commissioner drainage district
No. %. J. II. Griffith. Gottfried
Etter tone to be elected).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

Appointment a. william F. Long
= constable for epanaway precinct
by resolution Of the county COM
mfssioners was announced Friday
BY Justice of the Peace Delbert
BreGemann for whose court Long
will serve.
Long u . retired Y. s. army
Officer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
U. 5. CUTTING DOWN
ON CANADIAN LIQUOR

OTTAWA. ont.-Americans are
drinking much less Canadian liquor
these days. A report issued by the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Vallejo Aroused,
It's Not on Map

VALLEJO. Calif.@This city the
home of Mare Island navy yard.
has its collective "dudgeons right
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Elections in Tacoma,
Other T0uunS Tuesday
In City, Ballotins Will Be for Park
and School Board, Port Commissioners

Deputies in the county election department Friday were
completing last minute details in connection with the spring
election to be held throughout the county next Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
HEAD UP, STOMACH IN,
CALLED SUCCESS POSE

CLEVELAND. ohio-success is
Just a question of head ID. chin
and stomach in, believes Judy Mar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

Two large, thick. gold
en- layers, completely
covered with special
boiled icing and long,
sweet. shredded cocoa
nut.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

Dress nm your fish supper. Brotl.
bake or fr, TASTY rings vi sliced pine
with baked POTATOES and buttered
spinach.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
To OCOT.OPE1
COLORED BARGAIN.
313 10Th ST SE

Buy Your Home and Paw Like Rent.
Uetacned 6-room; asbestos-shingled
mouse, newly decorated inside and out. All
modern convenienceS; large lot: convenient
10 schools and transportation; S495O: $50
inspection Sunday from to 5 pm FED
ERAL FINANCE CO.. 9I3 New York ave.
NV Natl .416
Evening star., 1939-12-03
REALTORS.
FAILS Church iVal on2n
ESTATE TO SETTLE.

ONLY $3.50
Attractive bungalow. 5 rms. and bath.
iuli basement and attic: excellent condition:
not-water heat. gas cleo: lot so fl. BY
100 IT.; convenient to schools stores and
transp rtation. MRS. J. R. SEATON. 4nO7
34th ST.. Mt. Rainier Nd 20
Evening star., 1939-12-03
A REAL BUY.

HS,VOU.
Near. 18th and Buchanan sts. this home
Is worth every GENT asked. LARGE hp. and
dln. rms. breakfast rm., 4 bedrmS.. 9 baths.
s porches II inclosedl. oil heat. For further
information . Emerson 394O
Evening star., 1939-12-03
COLORED.
BEAUTIFUL EASTLAND GARDENS

hEhS liFuL EASTLAND GARDENS
Se SUR and Inspect To-Day
riuu- TO l1Os kenilworth Ave NE
, NV sx-1oom brick houses tile bath.
maIto"ooo n,aIto noors. porches. h-wh; side
Wah. ~. oeep lot every convenience Price.
Sh.o5n HOWARD S. GOTT, Colorado Hrde
LING. hs93-J. Salesman on premises ii a m.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
HOUSES FOR SAL G.

HOUSES FOR SAFE.
2609 NEWTON ST. NE.
Open Sunday and Daily Until 8 pm.
New, detached brick. rms. 3 bed
rooms, all modern features. Will sacrifice
equity. Trades considered
ROGER MOSS. DIST. 1921.
SIS, ,750-$250 CASH.
Attractive detached home In desirable
section OF ne. on large lot with many
shade trees; 8 rooms, bath. h.-v.h. cleo;
vacant. immediate possession: monthly pay
tnssnntt tmsnt e. a include interest. principal and
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
7th and Sts. NE. Line. OS97.
CLEVELAND PARK,
Located l o.ock from Conn. ave, this
unusually attractive home must be sold.
LARGE liv and din. rms. modern kit. 3
spacious bedrms.. ali having cedar -iined
closets. ga baths 2-car garage. II you
have been searching for q home that is
convenient and In a refined section. this is
definitely worth your consideration. Emer-
Evening star., 1939-12-03
NEBRASKA AVE,

S9,50n-DET. BRICK-6 RMS. B
charming home built TO order for
owner; oil heat, screens. weather strips. in
su'ated; lot l2o it. deer. with 90 rose
Eve. or Sun. phone Col s166
L. T. GRAVATTE,
7@a 18th ST Realtor Natl, O153
Evening star., 1939-12-03
"A SUBURBAN GEM.
TEMPLE Hills MD

New brick home on nearly "a acre: 2
rooms, p baths; living room - 6x14 9 it.;
extra lavatory. hot-water oil heat, furred
walls, model electric kitchen With range
and refrigerator: weather-stripped. insu-
lated, caulked and screened; an unusual
home for only 1880, with monthly pay
ments ss low as So SIS: open daily and
Sunday. See Mr.. Padgett
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors
92b New York Ave NV Natl. Q7q7
Evening star., 1939-12-03
% QUE ST. NE.

COLORED BARGAIN.
2O35 CLAGETT ST NE
= block south Goth and B,nnjnr rd
Corner. Colonial brick: {, rms. bath.
h,,W honsa ~ elee;: 3 lg. porches vacant: new
T,e mouse condition. Beautiful sunny Xii
iull cellar; wash tubs: lg. ward: S350
cash price S4.abO. 0'''
OPEN | TO 5.
ALVIN FISCHER CO
S3a nth St. NV Nationai 32,s
Evening star., 1939-12-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
EVANSVILLE, MD. sOe WEST MADI-
sna o'n o s..se ase
conv. stores. schools and transp.; sacrifice.
Greenwood 2O56-J.
NEW HOUSE. UNFINISHED INSIDE. 2
story ,rc well and electricity ssod ~ acres
Lincoln $3.50.
ARLINGToN-NEW 5-RoOM. 2-sToRY
colonial home: air-cond. oil heat; on large.
shaded lot with streams ans through ugh, back; n1c
porch. basement l.y Only 1890 Z II. 4.
OWNER AND BUILDER. Chest. 216b.
ONE NEW FOUR BROOM BATH. HOT
Rockville. Maryland. at S4. 500. will sell
to responsible party like rent. with no cash
payment down; also oo one M six-room mo. modern
cash payment down. Phone $50. or write
BUELL. M. GARDNER. owner. Rockville,
Maryland.
s3s.21 Mo.-NEW BROOM BRICK HONE
k625O Model home. 10 West st: Open
ewes and all day Sat. and Sun ALBERT
Gi.e, H coHEs; 1Es; lo4s N. Irving st. Arl' va
5.ROOM BUNGALOW AT SACRIFICE
All brick. air conditioned: lot 6ox10c: mr.
s hwy ca. GG:f ciYbr D Gin ass E eh on
sion. New Groom brick Colonial and ga
rage; ami: new neiehborhood: ] block
70 schools: stores and transpor.ation
shoTH sh oSw BY appointment only Call OXFORD
NORTHEAST BARGAIN = S9.95O = DE-
tached duplex: lot 5Oxl50; all modern i'm
provements. Phone Wisconsin 6246-W.
ACCEPTING HIGHEST CASH OFFER OVER
81 600 foI ~ 500 equity in six-room. hon
eel home
schools. churches Phsn. Chestnut aa!7,
l;AcRE BUILDING LOTS on }Sf MARLB5Ro Rib ;;RS
Splendid elevation. Very reasonable. Mari-
ATTRACTIVE HOUSES $ TO ROOMS
located in Bramwill Park short short distance
mode, ately priced Buiider-Rea ltor: VIM =
Wire aves. Shepherd 641a.
oAKcREsT. Arlington: yA;.BESAuT1-
phone SS owner Tom saerees ns s0ns .. sa @
cash balance financed like rent; Ca! for
Once on lf Arlinston sa Ridse @ I'd and e.-s. d
4-RooM HOUSE WITH / TO ACRES:
good Tster a1d etc on IN r0.d
COUNTY. Dun -f-&N. OSdI
MEADOWS MD; MD; or, ON MARLBoRouGH NJ ,se!so
provements 10Ox3OO lot; $4,000: terms.
$500 down: S35 per mo. Box NV. Star.
VIENNA. vA-6 R. AND BATH: ANIL.
acre. corner lot. fenced. plenty shade.
ST 10000 cash $3.50 per month. Phone
OWNER Vienna l4l.
ARLINGTON. 3 BLKS BEY. GLEBE RID,
mr. Wilson hlvd-5-r. brick bung- ami.
ist r.. 81. 900. 81. pay sas 20 per mo,
m. OWNER oxford a707-J.
vA-sToNE HOUSE ACREAGE, l Bath
. lavatories. INV h.. cleo. water by gravi-
White House 90 minutes. Alexandra
81 ia.
BARGAIN VIRGINIA HoME-DRIvE OUT
see 1na 1s S homs re 90Gs osdfs Hs
l207-W. Si2 s. Wayne ST. Arlington Va
5-RooM BUNGALOW ANIL 4Na ACRES
of fertile land. quiet location. , blks OF
Lee hwy. nr. Falls Church Va. Lovely
once see at INCL Mclean IVA ". M Fails fS chnTeh ss9WI
S4 750-NEW 5-RooM HOUSE, MILES
from Washington. mostly over through
roads. Has oak floors. bath; gas range and
automatic water heater. full basement end
bal S45 per mo- See MASON HIRST. An
nandale. Va. at the end of Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria s6a-J1. Closed SUNDAYS
FOR QUICK SALE AT BARGAIN PRICE.
Terms: MoNcuRE REAL ESTATE AGENCY. SSlsS
E. Falls Church. Va. Falls Church 5000
NEARBY vA-LOvELY NEW BUNGALOW.
OIL heat, basement; ATTIC; S5.45 terms
Evening star., 1939-12-03
2-FAMILY HOME

payments. to include frst-trust interss;
see9ho-trust interest and principal. taxes
snn smu insurance completely remodeled: )
Errsiiene, ktenens; garage; hot-water heat.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

In q neighborhood of beautiful homes
and convenient to schools and transporta-
ton. This home Is a really hne buy. 3
alton rm.. Venetian blinds. oil heat; stone
front: screened-in porch OF rear Of living
room: bea"tiful rear yard. In short, lv-
able ard spac,nus. and built for lifetime
satisfaction. MR.. SMITH, NATIONAL
O5S3 EYES WIS ANEW
Evening star., 1939-12-03
NEARBY VA.

- XIU.5UN
20 acres and frame dwelling located in
oeautful setting on an elevation with flne
old trees; on the old GEORGETOWN pike
SlO.5O0.
- acres. stream. 900 select grape
vines; S-room house with hot-water heat
modern improvements located in a beau
tilul maple grove; 30 minutes from city
very productive land clear and we'll fenced
This is an outstanding value in a small
larm and well worth the asking price.
M. E. CHURCH.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

Cash above the mortgage buys this beau
tiful suburban home, 5 rooms. bath, h.-w h :.
oil burner. insulated, new shingles. new
75xl5O; high. beautiful location
Best section of Hyattsville. Large. at
tractive frame house, z rooms IN baths,
Scar earaRe. Big sacrifice at S6, 75O.
Q. B. zANTZINGER Co, 945 X st. NV.
Natl. 537l. Ewes. & Sum- Greenwood 1877
Evening star., 1939-12-03
FOR COLORF

Sherman Ave and Irving St NV
=; s.room brick. bath; garage. All modern
IN me condltion. Price S3.950; x'5o
cash h and S31 80 per mo Mr.. Raine Rand
3,354l WAPLE JAMES. INC, Dist'
p, coLORED-A GOOD INCOME
rus excellent living quarters is provided
IN TINS modern brick home. near 9th and
@ SIS. NV with . rooms and bath. hot
Wa.es a, on heat. elec. refg, garage, etc
Sp!endld home and investment AZ xS,,5G
Olst s9l W. L. MOORE Geo. 500
Evening star., 1939-12-03
LYON PARK. VA
REAT. RTTVC

bargain: 5 rooms. bath 1st floor: 2nd
floor, : rooms: block from 1Oc bus: very
$4,000: all cash: will consider offer Phone
Chest. 1922 except Sun. w. r. GOODWIN
Evening star., 1939-12-03

$4 4,40O-New Bungalow-$4, 400.
Terms right. High elevation. Paved
street. sidewalks. etc. Close to D. c. line
shopping center. schools. churches. trans
portation. Hardwood floors throughout,
h.-w.h.. full basement, garage; nice lot
Be sure and see this one Several other
real buys. We build to order on your lot.
FRANK H. HIBBERD,
:3402 Rhode Island Avs Nj Rsinier
Evening star., 1939-12-03
SMALL CASH PAYMENT,

Under $1,000, Chevy Chase, D. c.. near
stores transportation and everything
Brand-new brick home & rooms modern
bath. pretty kitchen See this bargain
promntly. Mr.. Beaslny. REALTY ASSO-
GATES, Natl l43S or TEMPLE lO1.-W
PetWorth. Near St. Gabriel's
ONLY ONE LEFT-OPEN ALL WEEK
The home you are looking for-5O6 Al
'snn NV. S"n-de' rm- - b. Air
cond.. insulated see and compare
THOS. y. WALSH. INC.
SIS 11th NV Dist 1858.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
SOME PEOPLE

SOME PEOPLE
SAVE STRINGS
Some save paper match covers some save
rent receipts. representing money gone over
the dam: but why do this when you can
buy new home in Waverly VILLAGE, Va. for
IS little as 1OT cash and only Sl.32 Q
day. including interest. taxes, etc?
Come today and see our selection Of Q
and bedroom homes. $500 up. Many
bargains.
70 reach: Out Lee highway to 1900
block left on North Utah st. Cat sign
.'Waverly villageD. l blsck to sample
house. or call.
N. C. HINES & SONS,
Evening star., 1939-12-03

NEW DETACHED BRICK,
Saths' air cond,tioned % toil hi 9arS: lot 75x
115: furred, insulated: 90 minutes from
downtown. A real value. Temple 176S
eve. or Sun.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
7c9 18th St. Realtor. Natl. o753.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

'OLORED
Zen oungalows near bus transportation
scnools; churches stores are NEARBY For
,aSpsellon' oy appointment only. Monthly
payments as low as 500 Call. phone or
write today for information "
no. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
5O0l East Capitol ST I'M ss.o
Evening star., 1939-12-03

, o-ROOM BUNGALOW, AMC; ARIING-
ION; redecorated: moderate rent: ref re-
CURED. !,u Phone oxford 2l91 or Chestnut
Evening star., 1939-12-03

salow; modern: large living room fre-
place: h-w.h.,. oil furnace; lots; improved
vesetable and flower garden. fruit trees:
5l9 N. Jefferson st. oxford IeoseW
Evening star., 1939-12-03
VIRGINIA VALUE.

80 New brick Colonial home. 3 bedrms. det
ioeaI ar conditioning oil heat. ola mi
gov 6fGwntoHn W. Washington on beautiful Lee
nWoI nM, eno n2ou casn. S55 mo-. Phone Chest
Evening star., 1939-12-03
$500

J., Large s-room and bath shingled house:
tot 10, d:o BY 80 feet: OF! burner; convt.
20 10 9us. within walking distance of grammar
DaIance arranged Call Chestnut .io31
Evening star., 1939-12-03
Your Auto as Down PAYMENT

On beautiful 6-rm side hall brick home,
mr. new health center end Naval Hospital,
bal. like rent, has large lot, gar. full base
ment and attic Wis "432
LEAVING TOWN.
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL 50 500
: rooms. = baths. 80 IT, wide. gas heat
insulated. Electrolux, garage: redecorated
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS 270O.
Evening star., 1939-03-12

Exciting new Dick Tracy detec-
tive stories! Just as broadcast!
Thrills! Action! See pictures of
actual radio studio. Also pictures
of Dick Tracy, Junior, Pat and
Tess! Order now!
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Veteran Charged
With Club Murder

LOS ANGEL ES, Dec. 20 up
Laurel II. Crawford Al a she'll
shocked World War veteran, was
accused today OF bludgeoning his
wife and three children TO death
and trying 10 hiae the crime by
pluneIng them off the Mount Will
son observatory road in the family
sedan.
The auto hurtled 1000 feet dowr
the slope, and scattered the bodies
among the rocks and trees. Craw-
ford maintained 1t was an accident
but he was indicted for murder by
the county grand jury after ii was
found that each had died from
blow on the forehead and that the
husband and father stood TO galr
some $4,000 insurance on their
deaths.
Among the bodies was that OF
Ralph Barnett. 81. boarder in the
home. but the district attorney
chose 10 save this case for pos
sible future indictment in event
more evidence is discovered.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
LOGAN JENKINS

When a streamliner drifts into
FL Centre and can't find Sally,
what does he do
He goes TO see Mandy. Of course
Any stiff would know that.
Slim was bit scornful at the
ignorance displayed during a con-
versation at the Imperial county
Jail. Slim has a name, but he
preferred not to give it. Besides,
1T isn't good form to ask a man
his name in the hobo jungles." he
said And Slim ought TO know
He's been in them off and on for
80 gears. He's in the county jail
now, however, for a brief sojourn
II was a bit difficult to get to-
gether on terms at first, but Slim
finally made 1t clear that profess
sional buns and the inhabitants
OF hobo jungles are two entirely
different characters.
You got your classes mixed, 8"
he declared as a professor would
tell a student. THE closest thing
TO a professional hobo I know of is
the streamliner. He travels light
without a balloon
You don't know what a balloon
is? Well. it's a bindle. Okay. a
bundle. And the guy that carries
one is a stiff. Bindlestiff! Get
it?"
A streamliner makes the towns
Slim continued, and begs on the
streets for enough 10 get chow and
house. Or he goes TO Sally tthe
Salvation Army headquarters for
a meal. or goes to see Mandy"
which means making" the houses
for handouts.
A considerably higher caste. how
ever, is the bindlestiff who. al
though not above taking handout
OF bumming an occasional dime
mostly works for his living.
you move around a lot. Ferin-
stance, you'll work down here ir
the peas. then move up to Sac
ramento and work with the lambs.
then 60 farther north and land
along the Columbia river and work
over into Montana for the cherries, -
Slim related. You can make q
Gig loop anG Land back down here
again.
The stiff and the streamliner have
one thing in common, however
They both ride the rails, chiefly
freight. The railroad detectives
don't bother them much, except
sometimes they take their money
away.
Its been known TO happen, but
mostly the stifis don't have any
money TO take" he said.
Each stiff (that is a stiff car
rie balloon Inside are tarpaulln,
blankets. sougan, banjo. chuck,
flsshlight or candles and possibly
q bible.
Lots of stlffs carry books and
magazines. About a fourth have
bibles, Slim said.
Their CHUCK is composed Of beans,