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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
SAN FRANCISCO To TRY
U. 5. FOOD STAMP PLAN

wAtiffN0TON - Neerstary ~
Agrleuliurs Henry A. Wailsas An
nossncsd that the food stamp PLAZA
for distributing surplus Agfieoi.
tsfal commodities ALI BE- psls into
operation this month IN ian fran
elAee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04

Ths ss.ad nnsissa ~ inhsa
against tilsi<sisn wss Intafpsol~6
~ d. wh@<ler - k~lne ~
against HIiI<r - ! mn. NJ -
he Ideas far ~ht<A ~ nl4s4
England re siEed - nnn1iNn -
preserve her tmperiNl re~er.
France - ehees : nFpwlNe f1111ev.
ism thai thfxateNs nex koe1oe4
'rns. perhaps n per<. ~
sstd. nut n rs>s asepor TIA
that. This wnr II = ssfuouis -
democracy snains< sufaeFoe1. O.
must prevail.
~ II iasss&i u sssums shos n
shs 'ismS tvsamrh IN tynsfe1
states viii hass - teke lnols
efaefsI J1h.s lhauxht Il sheor<o&l.
ssr7sis aasssinH may not - -
eidsd IN thie var. We fnunn< !
war At democracy - ypMrv nops
We may fIxht snnther oae n
pears ffnm na~s MI until lhie
question ~ id<.s il eamrIeI1Ir
sstilsa ~ I'll always Asvs warn
" Iasss#
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04

Williams and Logan orig
inaliy set out for the New
York world. fair. New they
win end their trip In WsshinK-
ton. ID. e. where Williams Va.
received ID the White House
In ipss sftsr driving = team
Of eight dogs from Fairbanks
10 Chicago In II months.
Its a funny thing, but II took
Ia 4 week longer 10 mako The trip
with motorcycles than II did when
came out with my dog team.
williams said.
No Fiat Tires
We threw away everything
that weighed an ounce. We rods
over trails. sometime. pushed the
cycles and other times half carried
them. But we didn't have a fiat
tire
An 4 by i4-feot piece Of canvas
served a. bed. tent and boat. They
carried flour. rice. sugar. corn
meal. lots Of tea and a. ealiber
rifle for game. They dressed
warmly In two pairs Of underwear.
heavy trousers, wool shirts. two
pairs OF sooks. moooasins. gaioshes.
maokinaws and heavy gloves.
Williams and Logan viii take
the night boat 10 Victoria. u. c.,
TO present Premier r, d. patullo
the first mali carried over the
route. They win return To Seattle
about Sunday. go 10 Portland Mon
day or Tuesday and then south 10
San Francisco and Los Angeles
before heading east.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
JOINT EASE
for Creaky joiIk

~ POS ssAs - ss~w ~Aet - 49,
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ia fez IS F*ia ~ sefe. ss1fjs4.
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Esfts4es eeH4H$sisn &A& se4HA4a ne1<Ii&X
ssssssS~<< = ss< sfss4 fses4f ~ s@s&
&%tHs 49, sssF5s - mefE. fa54x ze5ss.S
eSsftf eak 0a}sA - q laAs ~ 80
Ifs afHFNixt - assist 49, - 111sx~
E@s@ $40 szxe aAfNfaF st<xf
*1tN 80 Tees ss&seIe ws1xs
sss~s x~<s So - a@ass~sli. M@isS
sav.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04

there VIII Be several speakers Of
note
The latter will include Walter J.
Robinson. state director Of agri-
culture: Luverne Fetz, state presi-
dent Of the union: James c. Pat
ton, n national director OF the
union. and Almer McCurtain. state
secretary. Mayor William p.
Longhlin and other city repre-
sentatiyes viii also be present.
Musical numbers on the pro-
gram viii be presented BY Stan
ley johnson. Mrs. Robert Camp
bell, Burr Smith. Mrs. W. c.
Reeve, Mrs. Ray kinnear. and
Walter and Charles Stevenson.
Dinner viii be served al 5 p. m.
During the evening. members who
delivered blackberries to the union
during the past season viii re-
ceive checks for another cent per
pound on their deliveries.
Perrys Entertain
Stewart E. Perry, commander Of
the Tacoma Consistory, Scottish
Rite Masons. and Mrs. Perry were
hosts at dinner Thursday night 10
a group of officers of the Scottish
Rite and Shrine who have worked
together for the past several
years.
Places were marked for Eugene
A. White. f. X. Murray, Russell
Barlow. Floyd Klnnear. Walter
Mierow. Edgar Densmore. Arthur
Bassett. Ernest Mock. N. b. Mel
son, William Reed. Kenneth Burn
ham, sigfrid Larson, Harvey SEQ
field, E. c. Allen, Louis Boyer and
William Steadman, all of Tacoma,
and A. c. Farnsworth OF Puyallup.
Cards occupied the evening.
Earlier in the week Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry We're dinner hosts for a
group of Puyallup friends. These
included Mr.. and Mrs. G. Elwood
Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Glenn
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Sovereign,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Spear, Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Martin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Locklin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dana Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rau and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Wrigley.
Gourds and fruits and yellow
candles formed the table decorR-
lions. During the evening the
group played bridge and Chinese
checkers. Mr.. and Mrs. Spear took
he honors in the former and Dana |
Robinson proved the best checker
player. Harry Locklin was low
scorer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
Tacoma Speaker Gives Bar
Picture Of ''Isn,s" at Wa

themr'
No declared DR. Edgar G. Wheeler former pnntoy q III
Em Congregational church and long atIve Il the Nd Il
Iaconas World Affairs council during ha nh hoforo ~
Tacoma Bar association Friday at Tacoma hotel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
Withdraw Land
From Settlement

sFOkANk-~A leiat casualties
STA msmssrshsp frsm cssviiI~.
Colbert. Kik. Hpeasn@. rnliman
and Eostsr aAisae u sarF>nfIY
comprising . survey ~ pr1b16mn
10 ~ met IN w5thdfswlne frum
s@tslsmsHt 10 sauafs miles Il
Iaad Ia Ehe nafshsast part a 49,
sane eaanfy. The zemmisf6e
terms shs isnd +'sae h~<rsn ~
human sslnslsisnss chairmsn ~
the group " Harry \. c&srsIl =
Pullman. who u Waxhinxtaa ssafs
seosdinstsf ~ TIE col eonnsrva~
ton sxfvics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
WPA TOOLS STOLEN

w. M. Herber and J. c. piollet,
foremen on WPA projects at 37th
and East ID SITS. and In the Tacoma
A. Eastern gulch, reported to po-
lice Friday tool houses were broken
into and a variety Of tools were
stolen during the night.
Fruit and shade trees ready 10
plant now. Puget Sound Nursery.
p201 Pacific. lsdvD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04

WPA's adult education depart.
ment viii organize n new class In
foods and nutrition Monday eye-
ming In the First Baptist church.
downtown at 9th and Market SITS.
II will be held each week AZ 7
o'clock the same evening. Early
meetings will be devoted 10 holiday
menus and recipes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
MISS MATSUDA
HEARD IN SONG

To the audience which comfort
ably filled the Hotel Winthrop
Crystal ballroom Friday night, the
concert by the Young Japanese 500
prano. Chiyoko Matsuda. WAS an
interesting and enjoyable expert
ence. Miss Matsuda. American
born and educated In the public
schools and an American college.
proved TO be charming young
person with the least touch of
plaintiveness In her manner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
; men, ; GIRLS HELD

undershsrifr Clyde knowi~. and
Deputy LYLE f.athfop swa King
county deputies. ; s~zssss astse-
tive and Tacoma Police. ali three
confessed having taken part IN
the series ~ crimes. Detective
Capt. Cliff oshorns said.
A freak event nf ere u the
Seattle hurKlaries admitted wAs
that II wns At the hnfns ~ Chirf
of Police william Sears. where the
officers .as ualih<r SERVES pist.l
VAS part Of the loot.
POLICE WIN RACE
Johnston was arrested Friday II.
tsrncois. after the car he was drls-
ing Al = terrific speed crashed over
a curhing and eareened into .
vacant lot II zaih ana q sta, fall
inK TO make turn. The if.ysAr-
old girl was with him In the car.
= iaso coupe listed ~ being stolen
In Seattle "Wednesday.
Johnston ana the girl WIRE jaiisa
after OFFICERS George Paul ana Hob
Marshall. In = police pfowi car.
won the race along so. q -
NO RESISTANCE
Ths officers. who became sus.
picioun Of the ear when they saw
II, reported Johnston failed Ia halt
when ordsrnd. and stepped on the
Ras. starting the chase that con.
iinued from i7sh and q sts. 10
goth and q.
After the car went over The
cnrblng ard stopped. Johnston and
the gifl jumped out. They we're
halted by the officers II guHpe.ns
Johnston made no effort 10 resist
Police found a ~ oallher re.
volver In hl# breast pocket. and
took two rifles and two ahotEuns.
all loaded. from the car.
SEARCH ron OTHERS
In addition. seven packed grips
fnll OF clothing and jswslry. .
bundle Of clothing. = bundle ~
bedding and basket Of tools
were found in tho car. Some Of
thu guns and clothing tailisd with
= description u loot taken from
the home az Et d. Hasris. ~. 1.
Box 2so. Sumner Heights, police
said.
the t~o we're Jailed shortly be.
fore q p. m. Friday. offinsrs Ina
medlatsly started a search for ths
others. believed 10 he en- route
from Seattle 10 Tacoma At tbs
time.
SET sAMBusnEss
Detectives Turner and Hubbard
stopped at a shack in King county.
aald To have been usaa - = hide.
out. by ths suspects sought.
Officers Hehaaggsf and Gllss
waited usar > Tacoma Fssldsncs
for several hours, and wsfe rs-
lieysd ny officers Stark ard Mace.
About libb .. m. stark and
Mace halted = nsw sedan IL South
Tacoma way and Iisnmer st.. AZ.
resting the four occupants, 10.
Guiding Macdonald. stanton and
thelr "Klri fFlsn0ss
stanton had ~ revolver ca
his person, and tbe police found q
10 eAlsbef automatic ard Sc
revolver 10 the car. ina suspects
made no Attsmpt 10 escape.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04

DE-. Wheelsrss topic. "A war ~ I.
idsss.- was . survey ~ the EuFa.
pssn situation. DE compared II |
with past waFs. bringing eus clear
" that Il i. IN truth. - war ~ /
la#a.
lie touched upon the stsuKsis |
bstwssn China and Japan. sl.Fsfy. |
Ing u .. strategic war.
faks Old rsssse TynA~ss
"A simple formula followed b.
The oidstlms horse traders" ha |
said. do unto sshsrs ~ they
would do unto you~-only 10 Il |
first
T1hs bulk af hls talk. however.
was taken np with = sompafison
Of 1itiefism. faselzzn. communism
and democracy.
Hltisrism was referred 10 A. .
mechanical civilization where
tbs individual va. suppressed for
benefit of the state. Under . |
situation Of this kind. pr. whsslsF
pointed nut. Isws wsrs not Lass.
but asefsss. Eauesllan pas q
training ~ ettissns "a hs loyal
To the state. Religion had no
place Ia ~ foundation, fnr religion
taught loyalty 10 somstAins hixhss /
than tho state.
Qust~~ sls.saliui
We have ihs words u Nus.
sollni. he said. " Continued pwsss
IL against ths policy u fasalsm.
Struggles tfnssninE nsrsD are
needed 10 solss a eflsss. fsueh .
struggle hrinHs cat the hsss ID q
man. and without struggle sesaes
death
Democracy uas lhsa spaAea ~
In terms IT humanity. frssdeH ard
personalities.
We hAys essr sfssll ~ Rights
In ssf words n gives 10 Ne ths
four phases u ffssaosn. namely.
that ~ spsssh, religion. pTss@ and
assembly. ~ ms government lsn.
pesss upon thess rights. n IL
guilty u treason. and the Fsssls
~ that u fssaiasiea.
"of course thsss rights are not
unlimited. n they are sesisea 70
ths extent ~ undermining ans
government. Ns HAYS eur fssss
COMMITTEES. n they are pressed
10 ths paint n sFssalng upon tbs
tose ~ others. ws hsye ear lsws
lBut tloss rights are ours ~ a..
moersSY.s
As~Miis Hssssla
Russia ~as vigorously aassilsd
+ftisss4A 10 nov tfsadinx ruin .
sassy UPON the saes ~ Finland. :
10 sAId. IA il apparent shess 10.
.asi0ns never eeeur sxespt In thx
sase ~ = smaller country
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
Program Completed

Program for the elk dinner and
entertainment to be given next
Friday night by Evergreen local
No 1893, Farmers union, in the
North Puyallup gymnasium, has
been completed. Besides a joint
initiation of 30 new members,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
y
More Building

Building permits during Novem-
Der amounted to S4,7s5, according
to the monthly report issued Sat-
urday by Fire Chief A. J. Nc
Carthy. OF this amount 81 $50 was
for new construction; $4,000 for
repairs, and S625 for alterations.
In November, 1888, permits totaled
only $1,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04

The singer made her best appeal
In those numbers which did not go
too much into the highest register.
This was notably true of 10. Hear
the Gentle Lark tBishopl. and in
Max Rogers Maria Wiegenlied'
fMaria's Lullaby.
Miss Matsuda also was at n
splendid advantage when she af-
peared after the intermission In
costume to sing a group of Jap
anese compositions. Her best num-
Der in this group was a lullaby.
"Chin Chin Chidori," written by
Viscount Kenoye, in which there
was something of the plaintive
melody OF Zamecniks Indian
Dawn
Mrs. 0les Plays
Miss Matsuda was accompanied
by Helen Louise oles, well known
Seattle pianist. who added TO the
enjoyment of the evening with two
Debussy compositions and a num-
Der by Milhaud.
During the intermisson a num-
Der of the audience had the pleas
ure OF meeting Mrs. F. J. chesarek
Jayne Rullman) and Lieut.. Ches-
arek, stationed at Fort Lewis. Mrs.
Chesarek. distinguished among
American harpists. will be pre-
sented at the Winthrop, Tuesday.
Dec. II, for the second concert I'M
der sponsorship Of Western Con-
cert service.-E. r. s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
FIRE Loss $500


Fire Of undetermined origin re-
suited in 1900 damage 81 the homs
Of Mrs. Clara Wall. s420 So. Pine
st, Friday evening. Ths blazs wns
brought under control by firsmen
VINO responded 10 the alarm At . 80
p. m. Bllly Wilson Ia listed a.
owner of the residence.
Choice esetiAs. HIM.. Florist.
adv.
The American Foundation for
Abundance VIII inset Sunday eye.
ming At 7s0 o'clock At Emerson
hall. 11oais Broadway. NomlBA-
tions for officers for ths coming
year VIII be open Hans Laxlk
Will speak.
Try Breakfast Brew Alkaline
coffee substitute Helen's Natural
Foods. Crystal Pal Mkt tiih At
entrance. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
PuydHtlp Firen1en
Seek Election
Petitions for Rural Protection
District Ready for Auditor

PUfALLUP - Members Of the
volunteer fire department believe
they have enough signatures to
petitions throughout this part Of
the county to call q special election
to decide whether the area shall
establish rural fire protection.
approximately 1000 signatures
of registered voters are required
before the petitions can be pre-
scented TO the county auditor. Fire
Chief A. J. Mccarthy said Satur-
day that all lists are being called
in for presentation by Dec. 10.
The auditor viii have 90 days In
which TO check the names. After
that they are turned over to the
county commissioners, who have
40 days to decide whether they
will allow the special election.
According to plans. Puyallup
would be headquarters of the dis
trict, with units being placed In
the Midland and Fife districts.
New Postal Employees
Two permanent employees have
been added to the post office per-
sonnet. according to Postmaster
Andrew Hunter, confirmation of
l.. B. Botsford and Irwin Connell
having become effective Friday.
The former has been appointed a
clerk and the latter carrier. Both
have been employed as substitutes.
Methodist election
Tuesday evening at o'clock the
first quarterly conference of the
year will be held in the parlors of
the Methodist church. All official
members are asked to attend, as
there will be election of officials
and delegates to the annual con-
ference.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04

AIRPORT GANG TUESDAY


Tacoma airport gang VIII meet
at Hotel Winthrop Tuesday from
1880 p. m. until $50 .. m. Mem
bers are warned by Chairman NJ
j. Accaslin 10 eat before they
attend.
Holiday flowers you can afford.
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros. adv.
STUDY GROUP MOVES
The !. N, study group has moved
from ii0s = A IT. 10 92e NJ. Hslsns
ave. Future glasses on THE Con-
sirpetiys Way Of Living viii be
held there, with free reading
room open from Il noon to D. m.
ever day.
Eggs are cheaper. Cow Butter
store. ladgl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04

Russia sas vigorously aassilsd
.'ftisssia 10 nov tfsadinE ruin.
isasiy agon the lsss ~ Finland.
he said. IA il apparent shs&s No.
sassons never oeeur sxfspt In shs
ease ~ . smsilsT country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
STUDY GROUP MOVES

Holiday flowers you can Affor'
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros. adj
Evening star., 1939-01-29
APARTMENTS uNrURhlsHED.
NO. 9 ON 18th ST. Sc.
~ Lawn nal nNp,p1otoI- rad aany

NO. ON 18th ST. Sc.
Modern and completely redecorated
apartment. Convenient to stores and
schools. Q rooms. kitchen and bath.
Moderate rental
NEW BUILDING-110O F ST. NE
rooms. dinette. kitchen. bath, refrigeration.
1246 9th st. NV rooms, Kitchen,
The Mount Vernon. 9th and New York
ave. NV rooms, kitchen, bath; $50. 80.
1918 Penna. ave. NV rooms. kitch-
en- bath: SO.
144s Girard ST. nw-4-s:ory freproof
building. room. dinette. kitchen, bath.
Murphy bed, gas included, S37 so; rooms
and bath. $50.
1879 M ST. n,w.-2 rooms, kitchen,
bath S4250.
1929 II st. n.w-4 rooms, kitchen,
bath; S45
LINKINs Co. 1922 H St. NV. Dist 3522.
1875 ST. NV.
! room. kit. and bath S35 90
= rooms. kit and bath ----- 52.5O
1O1 C ST. S.W.
rooms and bath S42.50
ALEX. S. CLARKE,
Evening star., 1939-01-29
ApARTMENTS WANTED.

COUPLE DESIRE SMALL FURN. APT.
with shower. kitchenette, garage: vicinity
Wisconsin ave. or Bethesda; state price
and give details. Box 4S2-M, Star.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES IMMEDIATELY
for 3 months attractive, small furnished
apartment with kitchenette: convenient to
Mass. ave. embassies; references furnished.
p. o. 3072. or Emerson 1922.
SMALL FURNISHED APT, PVT EN-
trance; vicinity Georgetown; $40; couple
white neighboyhoo6. Box $3.50. Star.
TWO BED ROOMS LIVING ROOM K.
and b.. furn.; 1st floor; Petworth; near ne.
Takoma Park. D. c.; about $50. Shep.
4ooo-J. 3o'
MARRIED COUPLE, SETTLED ] OR 2
rooms furn.. Ink; reasonable: give de-
tails; refs exchanged. Box 39-K, Star. .
COUPLE DESIRE FURNISHED APART
ment: private; 3 rooms. bath: about $40.
Box 49lM. Star.
BY MARCH 1-UNFURNIsHED . ROOMS.
kitchen. shower; preferably in private
home; convenient transportation: young
couple. Box 500-M Star
WE CAN RENT YOUR APARTMENT, IF
clean and priced right. Call
EDWIN l.. ELLIS.
1910 Vermont Ave. Room 2l7. Natl. 1884.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
CLOSE TO YOUR WORK!
FINE 2-RM KIT APT S45

Modern elevator apt. bids. convenient
location; large, bright rooms; furn. at slight
TO COLORED.
lll0 Browning pl. n.e.-Front room. use
of kitchen. ami. INV. heat and elec. light
incl; adults only. Phone Att. 63S5-J or
North
Evening star., 1939-01-29
ApARTMEhTs UNFuRNlsHEp.

461 E ST. s.W.-3 ROOMS AND BATH;
light, gas. electricity, heat furnished.
Apply after pm.
TWO LARGE BEDROOMS. LIVING. KIT.
and bath; al outside, sunny rooms; south
ern exp: $50. Res. mgr. 3025 18th st. NV.
BRooIKLAND. 34os 18th ST. N,EEEN- sI,S
St,rtileS North oe56lW. 56!ssa"fe ''nN pH'n'' A''
1901 X ST. NV. DISTRICT s338-,3
large rooms. kitchen. large closet, bath.
3 exposures; reas.
26l2 wooDLEY PL.-FIRsT FLOOR.
front: one room; ktchenette and bath; fire
gas and electricity. Adams 9170.
rooms and porch. semi-bath; private home;
adults.
Ell CASER," 7O5 4th ST. NW-CLoSE TO
essn NEW apts 4m KEPT 5 so D Gas ams
K. ( b. e SAC ITO to s45. ~. - Doo' mo-
NEAR TECH HIGH-2l5 sEAToN PL NE
refris,; h. W: S32 80, Empl. couple.
RMS; KIT. BATH, ELEc,: GAS. PR1-
CLEAN LIGHT, AIRY; NEWLY DECORAT-
ed: 3 rms. k. & b.: large private porch.
$50 Farragut NV. Apt. 105 Emer. 1856. I.
RMS. ,sEMI-PRIvATE BATH; loc BUS;
heat 1923 N Roife st, Arlington Va
THE AUGUSTA COR. N Y. & N. j. AYES.
Kept bldg; 9 rms, k. & b., Sis: 3 rms. X.
9l2 LONGFELLOW, ST. Nw.-2nd FLOOR;
3 rms. kit, pvt. bath; gas. cleo. Frgid-
aire; conv transp.; reasonable.
lst,,FLR. APT, ia g ST. N.E-5 Rms.
bath. Arcola heat. S35 month. Phone
1906 VERMONT AVE. NV.
GRATED: So 30; Call METzLER' 1lo6 VT
~ o,b ME- MP MAPyIAND AVE
:! T.. kit. ind fl, clean. h-w.h,. gas
elec.; mr.. car lines; quiet adults; reas.
,,o HEATED APARTMENTS. .oooo
aa Carro carr 81 St st. se Hp Apt 4 S T. pa E 5ooo
l47S Chapn st. NV, Apt Id rms. oo
1;Oi IS St SINE St. ne. Apt 3, rms. bath, "0o
l5S Florida ave. ne. md fl r, b. $500
-; . ST. S's R AP'. a HUN HUMFHR1Es ii les 0"'n '''0
Apt ,ooeo oPEN II;SI TOPAZ : so-5 20
AFF AFFLEck e l495 443a pa Pa AVE. X REF P ss5 u.s.
S9o.5o-7l24l JACKSON ST, N.E-3
rooms. kitchen; bath, Arcola heat.
Szo$ 12th st. ne@5 rms. kitchen.
L. L. " MI fHAcKER. csKR e7as 18th St. NE.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH;
S42 .50-Refg. on house current. 1922
| 14th st. NV. Available at once. See
| Jan. or call Col. a3s2-J.
10!1 oath ST. NW.-S6s.5o.
wo-family house; s rooms baths
kitchens, INV heat electric.
Met. 2O25. D. E. BARRY 1907 H.
ABUNDANT HEAT-FREE ELEC
Except. bright apt Lovely floors. Adults.
Liv. rm.. bedTm. large foyer kit. bath.
EVANSTON. 3427 18th ST NV
LESSEE LEAVING CITY DESIRES TO DIS
| pose of lease on excellent apartment OF .
! large rooms. 3 closets bath, kitchen, di-
Evening star., 1939-01-29

DOO II LII NIO OILII.
Front apartment in elevator build
ing. Just east of Dupont Circle and
only a short. pleasant walk to main
business district downtown. THREE
bright Rooms Kitchen with RE-
FRIGERATION Bath and OPEN
CONCRETE PORCH. The rental is
ONLY $50!
17n5 ? ST NV
Evening star., 1939-01-29

LESSEE LEAVING CITY DESIRES TO DIS
pose of lease on excellent apartment OF .
nette and large reception hall. in modern
new apartment BLDG. adjacent to Meridian
Park. Apartment has three exposures: rent
reasonable. Available Feb. LIST. Phone
Adams 1853 or Adams 1902.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR.

1s45 R ST. N.W.-ENTIRE FLOOR; 3
large rooms. private bath phone; furn. or
unfurn.; near Conn. ave.
TWO LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH;
Wyoming ave at Connecticut: SIS monthly.
No lease required. North 1924.
141S NEWTON ST NW.-ENTIRE 2nd
floor 3 large rooms. private bath heat
light and gas; $3.50 per month. Columbia
1215W.
RMS, LARGE KITCHEN FRIGIDAIRE,
private bath. porch; adults. 1910 East
Capitol st.
1889 MONROE ST. NE ADULTS ONLY.
Detached home, south expos, 2 rms.
screened porch. bath: pvt apt, on 2nd
light included. Available Feb. l. $50
unfurn., $50 so furn. Appointments after
Monday noon. Dupont 5046.
SHARE RENT FOR UPKEEP. SMALL
building. Col Hgts. New. r. * b.;
Electrolux, gas elec. incl. Natl 2345.
Evening star., 1939-01-29

LARGE ROOM AND KITCHEN APT. WITH
Tefg. and kitchen cabinet, SO: washing
machine. ironing machine, telephone avail
able. Sl13 Grove ST., Silver Spring. Shep.
243O-J.
RIVERDALE. Md ROOMS. PVT. BATH.
pvt. entrance; $40. furn; $50. unfurn.
Greenwood l4l6-J
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FLATS FOR RENT,

$40 50-FIVE LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS
and attic, corner: newly decorated, ami :,
porch. yard. No. S st. ne.
S30--FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. PoRCHEs
yard; newly decorated ami. 1857 Morse
st. ne. Georgia $3.50
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RIGHT DOWNTOWN,
NEAR EVER 7 IHINI.
Completely Furnished.
MIRAMAR,

IVI1IIlIVI71IL,
CORNER 18th AND r. I AVE
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE
ST0.O0-Living room with portable di-
nette table and chairs; dressing room with
Murphy bed; coZy sunroom kitchen with
special cabinets, tiled bath with shower.
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM.
See Manager, Potomac $500
1404 K. CAFRITZ. Dist. 90s0.
REFINED COLORED-1 LARGE ROOM,
kitchen private bath; clean; ami; S35
elec. furn. 9l7 Florida ave. NV
Evening star., 1939-01-29

ARLINGTON, VA. 1880 N Adams St
Modern MOD 27rm., bath apt: heat, gas. elec
eieG retGlgerator; adults. L blk. from
LIVING ROOM. BED ROOM. KITCHEN,
Semi-pvt. bath; unf heat. light gas:
S3s so 1900 N. Cleveland, Arlington. Va
ARLINGTON, Va. 1917 N VERNON ST
TWO rooms, elec. stove refrigerator. Chest
Evening star., 1939-01-29

507 9TH STREET NE.
rooms. kit. bath. h.-wh. S35 90
1927 KANSAS AVE. NV, NO. .
rooms. kit. bath, aut. heat $4,000
WAPLE & JAMES. INC
1924 14th St NV. District 3346