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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
Sumner City Council Votes
Doqvn Pin Board Ordinance

meet Wednesday evening at 7;30
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Wade
Young. GOT Academy St, with Mrs.
Richard Spencer as co-hostess. DR..
d. II. Johnson of Tacoma will
speak on Maternity Care All
mothers of preschool children are
specially invited.
SUMNER-Mrs. Susan M. Walk
er, 80, a resident of Tacoma 36
years, died Monday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Alta Engels
of Sumner. She was a native of
Springville, N. Y, and a member
of the Bethany Methodist church
of Tacoma.
Mrs. Walker is survived by a
son, Howard of Dash Point; an
other daughter, Mrs. Elsie Hen
derson of Seattle, and nine grand
children. Funeral services will be
held Wednesday at 2 p. m. from
the Sumner funeral home chapel
with Rev. w. A. Moore officiat-
ing; burial in New Tacoma ceme-
terry.
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SUMNER - The city council
Monday night voted down on first
reading the ordinance which would
license pin ball games. Action was
taken after a delegation of church
folk had entered strenuous objec-
tons to the measure.
A new parking plan was pre-
scented to the council by Walter
Wiebenson of the Sumner Plan
ming commission. This plan has
the approval of the Chamber OF
Commerce and will be given a 90
day tryout.
It calls for a free parking lot
south of the Kirkwood barber shop,
a limit of Is minutes parking OF
trucks on Main ST.. new bus stops,
one at Beavers Drug store and one
at Fortiers store, and restricted
parking on Main st. between Alder
and Ryan.
A portion of the Sumner water
6YSltIu oLi oil ~ Gu
town was offered for sale to Web
Der and Ritter who are installing
private water system from their
springs at the packing plant.
The council ordered the city en-
sineer to survey and lay out plans
TO aid and correct faulty drainage
points throughout the city.
Cooking School
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Is
sponsoring a cooking school in the
church parlors Wednesday at
.. m. The public is invited.
Aid To Meet
The Methodist Ladies Aid society
will meet at the home Of Mrs. A. H.
Conant Wednesday at 2 p. m. for
the annual dollar day. The offer
ing will be in the nature of sealed
envelope gift and may be any
sum. Hostesses for the tea hour
will include Mrs. r. A. Cain, Mrs.
H. E. Mann, and Mrs B. ]. Bunker.
Preschool Meeting
The Sumner Preschool group will
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Campaign to Sell
Pears Is Planned

A special merchandising pro
gram for winter pears through tina
next three months IL being launch
ed this week by the Washington
Chain Stores association, accord
ing 10 J. Walter Hebert o. Yak
ina. chairman Of the Washington
Winter Pear Growers Merchandise
ing COMMITTEES. Winter pear vsri-
cites include AnJon. Bose. Hehs
and Comice. Hebert explained.
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MAN, CLOTHED ONLY
In FOG, Is HUNTED

Scandalous reports that a man,
clad only in a dense fog, was
strolling about downtown brought
police action early Tuesday morn
ing.
1t was 2:30 a. m. when the re-
port was telephoned to headquar-
ters. Officers George Paul and
Bob Marshall started a search
They were augmented by the ar
rival of Detectives Albert Ander-
son and Joe Devereaux. They
searched the area around 9th st.
and st. Helens ave, where the
stroller was glimpsed, in vain. The
fog that failed TO conceal his
nudity permitted him to get under
cover.
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First Results Announced
In Judging Poultry Here

Elmer johnson OF Tacoma and
Carl Hove. jr., Of Seattle shared
honors Monday on the opening
day of the Tacoma Poultry associ-
atoms show at TIN and Com
meree sits.
In the Mediterranean class. the
only class judged yesterday. John
son displayed the prixe-winning
light brown Leghorns, winning all
awards In that group. In addi-
ton. his hens were first and sec
ond for dark brown Leghorns. and
his pullets were third and fourth.
Young Hove won six first prizes
and five second prizes. with en-
tries In the dark brown, white apd
black Leghorn groups.
Judging Reds
Judging Of Rhode Island Rsds
began Tuesday noon. A total OF
26b birds are entered IN this group,
from throughout the country.
James n. Nichols Of Tacoma u
judging the show. He has offici-
ated At Pacific coast and eastern
shows for many years. and last
summer was one Of the judges nj
the World Poultry congress IN Gin
natti.
Mediterranean Class
Light brown Leghorns: Elmer
johnson. Tacoma. ali awards.
Dark brown Leghorns; Hens.
Elmer johnson, first and second.
cockerels. Carl Hove. IT,. Seattle.
first and second. Pullets, Carl
Hove. IT.. first and second: Elmer
johnson. third and fourth.
White Leghorns. cocks, J.
Davies 4 Sons. Portland. first.
Hens. J. Davies q Sons, first. Old
pen lone cock and two hens), J.
Davies 4 Sons. first. Cockereis.
Carl Hove. jr.. first: J. Davies q
Sons. second and third; Mcguire
Electric Hatchery. Portland.
fourth. PuIlets, Carl Hove. Dr..
first and second. ]. Davies a
Sons. third and fourth: Maquirs
Electric Hatchery. NTH.
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SI7,6I6 Realized
At Land Auction

Spirited bidding Tuesday fes-
tured a sale conducted by County
Treasurer Paul Newman. which
resulted in placing approximately
100 pieces Of property back on
tax rolls and Melted thu county
SI7.615.
The sale was held during the
morning in the @ street corridor
TO the courthouse and included
property which had reverted 10
the county for non-payment Of
taxes. Most Of the property. New
man disclosed. was unimproyed
and was located In various parts
Of the Tacoma and rural districts.
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MEMS CLUB DINNER
ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Forward Tacoma" will be the
theme Of the dinner meeting Of
the Mems club OF the First Chris
tian church starting at $50 p. m.
Wednesday.
Speaker viii be Clark II. Ed
ridge. resident engineer Of the
Washington Toll Bridge authority,
who will give an illustrated lecture
on the Narrows bridge: Mayor j..
J. Kaufman. and Frank J. Walsh.
Industrial engineer Of the Tacoma
Chamber OF Commerce.
The community singing Will be
led by Clark Oberlies and the
orchestra by Roy Anderson.
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committee on which DIR. Walters
and Arnold o. Andreasen viii as
sist. Lincoln high school band win
participate and arrangements Will
be made by Andrcasen for appro-
pirate police motorcycle escort.
Set for Dec. 10
The dinner for all organization
members interested viii be held at
8 o'clock the evening Of Dec 10
in the Lincoln Citizens club quar-
tiers in SO. 3sth 81. Masonic lHors-
FAM hall. Mrs. Jeanne Ryan. Mrs.
A. b. Brown and Mrs. A. Ander-
son were named to have charge
Of the dinner. There will be .
brief speaking program there.
Then the parade nucleus win
form at So. 3sth and Yakima ave.
and proceed downtown and to the
various business communities
gathering at each the local parade
units until the fully formed pro-
ccssion proceeds over 3sth ST. to
the bridge
Mnrrow TO Attend
Chairman jackson said that
Lacey v. Murrow. state director
OF highways. had accepted the in
wtation 10 attend.
At the bridge there viii be talks
by state and city officials. ac-
ceptance of the completed bridge
from the contractors, and a formal
ribbon cutting ceremony.
The exact line of march for the
parade win be announced later.
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sea and North Atlantic to the
Germans.
The British are unable TO pro-
tect their own coast, and are COM
PEELED to close some of their ports. "
the official German news agency
said in comment on the sinking OF
the British armed merchant cruiser
by the Nazi pocket battleship
Deutschland.
Claim Captures
The activity of the Germans
has shown the world what is to be
thought of the British claim TO
British rule of the seas. The
strategic weakness of the British
now is being clearly realized in
neutral countries. which previously
had believed they must bow to the
nonresident rule of the seas"
Reports in London naval quarters
said today that British warships,
blockading the North Atlantic, had
captured or sunk IL German mer-
chant ships, which had sailed from
the United States disguised as
neutrals.
Report Published
The report was published today
by The News Chronicle, quoting a
member of the crew of the armed
British merchant ship Chitral,
which landed at Glasgow yester-
day with IL survivors OF the
British auxiliary cruiser Rawai-
pindi.
The Rawalpindi, a former liner
of 1897 tons. was sunk In fight
with the German pocket battle
ship Deutschland off the southeast
coast of Iceland last Thursday.
Warships Active
1t was disclosed British warships
were extremely active in the North
Atlantic. and that the Deutsch-
land, although an easy victor over
the Rawalpindi, had fled quickly
because a British cruiser hove into
view and other British fighters
were nearby.
Meanwhile. the intensified sea
warfare claimed its 44th ship In
IL days-the British freighter Usk-
mouth, 2,4s3 tons. 1t was an
nounced that ~ Of the Uskmouth's
crew were picked up by a passing
steamer and three were missing.
Cause of the sinking was not dis
closed
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All sections OF the city viii be
represented at the dinner preeed-
ing the ceremonies and in the
parade leading by snake dance"
route through all the major COM
munities 10 emerge finally at the
bridge just east OF Pacific ave.
State Representative II. N.
Barney jackson was made gen.
eral chairman Of the affair and
will personally head up the parade
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Bridge Dedication
Set For December 10
Citywide Celebration to Mark Formal
Opening of Span on So. 38th St.

Ctywde cooperation of civic and improvement clubs In
ceremonies formally opening the $4,000 So 3sth ST.
bridge Dec 10 pledged Monday evening meeting
at the home of DR. Grover o. Walters president of the
Lincoln Citizens club.
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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
its 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., 1939-01-15
SITUATIONS MEN e. woMEh.

COUPLE white resident manager or man
ager apt. or rooming house; experienced;
refs; reliable. Adams 1890.
COUPLE white. temperate capable, will
exchange pert-time services for quarters;
have car, furniture; son employed Box
429-K Star.
COUPLE, middle-eged. desire position
caretaker estate or managership apartment;
experienced, good social connection; best
references: Box 4sO-K. Star
COUPLE, colored. hauffeur.
Fainter, wife GOOD cock: city references
Gail 106 Eye st. NV. Apt. 5.
worker, chauffeur. houseman. in small
family; reference. Dupont l719
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SITUATIONS WoMEk.
(Continued

enced Phone METROPOLITAN 4so4. 'N
VIRGINIA WIDOW. position housekeeper.
home pretsrred. Phone 'h linz e7ss.J. HsefiI Is:
WIDOW. 81, capable. refined; Amer; educ;
COMPANION or hskpr. .-mRr. motherless home:
Al references As to character and ability:
free to travel. Box 3g7-K, Star. IT,
WOMAN, white. wants practical nursing
ana light housekeeping. Box 426-K, Star.
WOMAN. young white, refined. desires DO
sition as companion to elderly person or
care oi child OF employed couple: ref: exp.
Randolph 4a7O,
WOMAN. rel. Catholic, white light house
xsen,ns xr n Cish sst,led , oT emp. couple; child
WOMAN WOMAN xSwhits. waqts hoHseyork, plain
WORKING HOVsEkEEpER, white. wants
steady work, live out; city references
QcorgiA bThd,
YOUNG LADY capable, wishes position as
doctors assistants; hospitai training and
experience, Interested In settlement work.
Woodlcv 1919
YOUNG LADY desires stenosraphic posi-
ton: inexperienced. small salary to start.
Boz Aad-X. Star
IF YOU are seeking n conscientious young
woman to aive your child and home excel
lent care excellent msf, and cook. II no
objections to a @cll-trained youngster an
swer at once: givc particulars and address:
excellent reference furnished Box 1920,
Star
Evening star., 1939-01-15

BARGAIN, bus. in one; leaving town;
doing good bus; also Dupont Circle, 1O-rm
house. filled: sacrifice. Dist. 5269. 1ss
10000. J. H. Fetty Laurel. Md
LIQUOR STORE in. well-populated section,
oar,,1ds on nusy thoroushfare well stocked and
EsTABLISHED HONEY BUSINESS, whole
Supplies 81 age ton honey. s50o.oo Chestnut
OWING TO DEATH OF OWNER attractive
Bstiora fsers ana d%sllins Ms eas w. Baltimore st.
WANTED-,Class "a. liquor license. State
price and full particulars. Box 3s4.-G.
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
diately responsible men who can place sub
stantlal down payment purchase new or
good used truck: longtime contract pro-
vlded to pay all notes. all expenses. Excel
lent return On investment Full details on
request; references Box 13.z. Star.
GROCERY %. g. s.: does S! 200 wkly:
Room 9o7. Tower Blds' d. D'' A"0'''
S1ssEI. CAFETERIA; OPP; large Govt; ONCE BLDG:
sound So or onS day staas
Sass 5ssss ISims pfss 5000. s$9S Ie'a Lister Maui
RESTAURANT. next to large telephone
bldg; doing S1OO daily: nicely equipped;
II booths. % stools: price, $4,000: terms.
Room 9o7. Tower Bldg. Met. 4s14.
DRUG STORE; corner; large show win
dows; plenty space; large stock: long estab
Price, $4,000: terms. Box 393-K. Star.
200 ACRES, 20 mi. from District, Mont
gomery County Md: S-room house; modern
in every respect; bargain; must sell account
personal reasons. National 1928.
LIQUOR STORE, best downtown location:
averages 81 900 vkly: price, $4,000 in
Guiding 81. ZOO stock; new license and f1x.
lures. Bob Hollander. 9O7 Tower Bldg.
LUNCH on-sale beer, delicatessen; est.
bus. nicely equipped: Just closed acct.
illness; very reas.; also rooming house
Mr.. Carroll. owner. 1909 18th st. NV.
GROCERY AND MEATS doing 500 wkly.,
mostly cash. well equipped; payroll S23
wkly.; closes $50 pm. daily. no Sundays;
rent. $50. lease; price: $5. 800: terms.
Joseph Hollander Rm. 907 Tower Bldg.
DINING CAR-Downtown location: does
$500 weekly: rent: S117: low overhead:
HoilsndeT' Ru q0s s67 Toaer Blds' Net. 4s14. POO
RESTAURANT. near 14th and H sts. NV
Doing $4,000 monthly; whisky: $4,000
down; seats 140. Bob Hollander,- Suite
9O7. Tower Bldg. Met. 4s14.
GIT SHOP, lending library. hosiery; new
rent; Il heat Furnished. Hichii.n aSsi.
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SITUATIONS MEk.
ffNnfinnadl

MAN. colored young. can chauneur operate
ter: refs. Can Met. bo44. 4'' '''N W.
NAN celored wishes Job. Of any kind.
En1tb Slah p aSb s. permits good references. Phone
Atlantic Ala 1o5s eaaln.u'' - years eN'e''e"'s'
MAN. colored, wants work Of any kind
ssy'GE ey 2e co., ssS sEy''
NAN. retired wsnts position Of any kind.
sspablsss Iast; District car and license.
n NAN cclOTed eoG ,sSsa youns neat, vents xG,t
MAN colored, all-around COOK, sober vel,
sxDfrisn'es st ns Net v'llns as5s to work sslo.
ne wants poson n sooS s.rG ss
A. AeaF Box sss.d. SHSsse Star. srnea showing ana
NAN MA. young: now employed, wishes part
various experience. Adams S43O.
MAN. middle e-ased: has 81 Cadillac sedan;
desires full or part time chauffeuring for
private family. Box 372-G. Star. is.
sS' @ .!' 'ssa s.s s' sss .E!s:
PHARMACIST REGISTERED, Penna and d. C.,
ca Ransoob SI work
1907 10th St. NV. Wisconsin 1850. ~'
Pl0SITIoN by young man. 10 yrs, with
drlyers fIsye ean permit; you'd prefer to learn
estimate; fast, accurate; presswork. BOX BOX
TAILORING and cleaning shop owner, A.,
can alter and repair mems CLOTHING. seeking
fhanss sos zaaK aaxailsble hours daily; have car
VETERAN DESIRES ELECTRICAL or pipe
nn,lm nt1ing work y Co. with contractor or jobber.
YOUNG ATToRNEY-ACCoUNTANT. desires
ann mgr.i pkkr' now emp; best refs. BOX
YOUNG MAN wishes Job of any kind good
reiS Lincoln 17S0-W.
YOUNG MAN. colored desires position as
elevator operator switchboard and janitor;
ID yrs exp. Dupont 429S
YOUNG MAN: colored with D. c. permit,
can plan and cook good meals. now en-
pioyea put wants to change positions: best
9SO6. VI Au"'''s
YOUNG MAN. colored wants work as
psrter 5sn,,, or short-order cook; Potomac
YoENG ,,SIut MAN, white, mechanically inclined.
any kind. Box 376G. Star I5'
YOUNG MAN. colored wants Job as chauf-
Ie9r resa.,.a nutier or porter handy with tools;
AoAcicHCe dupont VSS4.
YoUNG Yi3S NAN; B. C; s; degree who works
any kind Dupont S796
YOUNG MAN, colored, desires position as
elevator operator window cleaner. porter
plumbers helper or stock room: with D.
G. references four years last place Cali
North 1915. E. Allen.
YOUNG MAN white. experienced auto
msshanis; 3sSIea stsT wants work of any kind Box
YOUNG MAN. colored, experienced as bus
boy OF porter. shoe shop or barber shop.
Metropolitan 639@.
YOUNG MAN. refined. colored, desires
position as chauffeur. nouseman, delivery
driver, switchboard clerk. Dupont 1886
YOUNG MAN twhite, age %, neat ap-
pearance. familiar with the public desires
Job in the evenings after 500 and satur-
day and Sunday; has car for delivery serv-
ICE II desired; knows Washington and vic
inity; reference; Call Bradley 129 from
o'bo pm. to 7:3o pm. 16s
YOUNG. MARRIED MAN. h. S. graduate,
mechanically inclined. reliable ambitious
to get ahead. Lincoln 1870
> AUTO MECHANICS want general repair
work or filling sta. work. Phone Lincoln
4693
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REf,HErARX

SECRETARY
Executive assistant exceptional ability.
education; "a years hisheat calibcr expert
ence: rapid xtenoEraphers thoroughly
grounded In sccountinsi a master Of de-
tails; able to follow through without direc-
ton; knowledge Investments preparation
tax returns: superior qualifications for
responsible position with major executive
Potomac $500. Apt aOl l7s
Evening star., 1939-01-15
MOTOR TRAVEL.
(C0ntinlied

FLORIDA. NEW SEDAN. THIS WEEK, SIl;
return, SO: take >. FITZGERALD, Met
ropolitan 1878.
DRIVING LATE MODEL CAR LAKELAND,
Fla. February B. returning February II;
$40 each way. Box 25-G. Star.
MIAMI, LEAVING JAN. 23. LIKE ONE OR
two passengers. assist drive, share expense,
References exchanged. Phone Michigan
O016.
DRIVING TO CALF JAN. 20; SOUTHERN
Adams $3.50. l5s
CALIFORNIA =. LEAVING SOON VIA
Okla. or Tex, 1898 car: heater. radio;
take 3; ref. exchg. Met. STA. 49,
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
NEED stenographers, typists, bookkeepers,
openings DAILY. BOYDS, 1888 F st.
VACANCIES, public, private schools and
eoileges, second semester Write or call
Balto: Teachers Agency $40 N Charles
ST, Baltimore. Md. Licensed agency
FOOD CHECKER, white, male, age o5 to
80; experience necessary; salary. Ss5 per
month and meals: apply in person.
D. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
o05 K ST. NV.
NO FEES.
KITCHEN SUPERVISOR, white female,
ase under 35; must be graduate dietician
experienced in supervising the preparation
OF salads and sandwiches; salary S27 so
per week: apply in person
D. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
sos K ST. NV.
NO FEES.
STENO f. under 25,. college educ.
' l20 w.pm.; 80 wp,m.
RKpP f., gentle, 25-30. capable
~~AAA ~, taking complete charge, perm.
NATL. PERSONNEL,
Evening star., 1939-01-15

DICKERSONS AGENCY. 2934ia Ga ave-
Dec. 2421, furnishes help and work. Tele-
phone after Monday.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 1851, 14O2 / tn.
has cooks, maids, nurses, gh.w.. part time.
dav workers. housemen couples. IT,
RCPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY =
Cooks, maids. houSeworkers mothers help
ers. laundresSes. cleaners. dishwashers, bus
boys. housemen. dav workers etc; has
openings for girls with references. Decatur
355l. s31 11th st. NV
UNITY EMPLOYMENT CENTER, 6O2 F st.
sn n.w.-Help furnished on short notice full
part time: restaurants, domestic. Natl.
1865.
RELIABLE efficient help supplied. Ma
tional Capital Bureau Employment, Deca-
tur $50
Evening star., 1939-01-15

JUNK BUSINESS, centrally located 1000
So. IT,. bldg. 65x20 with ofdce; can be
bought at your own price. Have other
WANTED DRUG STORE, going business
in the District or nearby Md. or Va. Reply.
giving fully particulars. Box 433-K, Star.
Evening star., 1939-01-15

YOUR BOY TRAINED IN A FINE HOME.
trained supervision. Excellent schoolins.
Gail Dec OOSS
Evening star., 1939-01-15

OLD FURNITURE REFINIsHED LIKE
new: table tops speciality; repairing.
GEO. r. SHANNON lIOl 18th NV.
District 1857 evenings
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PERSONAL.
(Continued.)

MANUSCRIPT. AND LEGAL TYPING.
any kind; call and delivery; quick. &C.
Apt. 5. Col. 613S.
BRUSH UPl JOIN SMALL GROUP UN-
der university teacher for view Of some
masterpieces of English literature. No
special preparation needed. No embAr-
RAISING recitations. Mondays & pm.
Jan. 30-April II. inclusive. For details
and rates. telephone Adams 619o mot
PIANO INSTRUCTION. PEABODY GER
tidcate; home lessons II desired: studio
rates; beginners. advanced. Greenwood
DREssMAKING. ALTERATIONS. COATS
POWELL, 1918 Harvard NV. Col 4245-J
SPACIOUS DAYLIGHT MEETING ROOM
or hall, "a IT. by 81 it.. with 3 rms. .
baths at rear. fronting 1888 De Sales St,
opposite Mayflower Hotel (extendins
through to alley); high ceilings, skylight
vault on premises ideal as studio for fine
arts. photographer. social meetings. club
rooms. high-grade business or ofilces; large
front windows for display purposes; seat
Ing capacity, 300. Just a few steps from
Conn. ave. Reas rental Apply Mr.
CLARKE. District 1920 or desk, Hotel
Grafton. 1139 Conn. ave.
HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS. COUNTRY
RIDGE FARM. Herndon. Va Tel 27-W-ll.
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LOVELY RM IN NURSES HOME FOR
elderly lady: tray service: Semi-pvt. bath;
reasonable rates. Emerson 337S.
AGED CONVALESCENT OR INVALID
persons taken in modern equipped nursing
surroundings. Nurses in attendance Spe-
cial diets If desired tray service. Emerson
Evening star., 1939-01-15

RENOVATE BASEMENT TO
ROOF.
. Small Monthly Payments.
No Cash Down.
Free Estimates.
Federal Contracting Co., Inc,
913 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Natl. 1915 Night. Randolph O033 2O'
Evening star., 1939-01-15

DRESSMAKER. SPECIALIZING STOUT
figures; altering. remodellng old STYLES into
late STYLES: hens done while waiting; best
work perfect fit Dupont OOS2
Evening star., 1939-01-15

terations slip covers, draperies BY expert
enced seamstress. 1911 G St. NV. Dist
Evening star., 1939-01-15

COLORED MAN wants a Job as dish
washer or delivery boy; references. Call
Evening star., 1939-01-15

LIQUOR STORE, located in good neishbor-
hood: rent, S75 mo-: 9-yr lease; doing
$500 wk.: real buy; reason for selling;
priced to sell at once. National 1893.
Evening star., 1939-01-15

ACCOUNTING machine operator. National
cash register. experienced desires position
rapid, accurate; best references. Box
ALTA. Star
Evening star., 1939-01-15

COLORED MAN. middle-aged night work,
orator: city references Dupont O9S4,
Evening star., 1939-01-15

GUEST HOUSE to manage rent or buy;
20 years experience. Decatur 1422-W.
3425 14th ST. N.W.-Rooming house. at
tractive, clean; 10 steady guest roomers;
always filed cheap; terms.