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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
FOOT CRUSHED
ON SHIP HERE
Port Blakeley Youth
Is Injured While
Painting Anchor

Henry Knutsen. % Of Port
Biskelv. was In 81. Joseph's hos
pitsl Friday recovering from am
putstion OF his right foot the
result Of injuries received while
painting an anchor hois, on the
coastwise steamer Lake Frances,
berthed at Tacoma Harbor mill.
knutseR. according TO police,
was painting the hoist for the
anchor when he accidentally
touched the starting lever. setting
the mechanism in operation. The
youth attempted to jump away
from the hoist, but slipped and his
right foot became entangled in
the heavy links Of the anchor
chain, causing 1t TO be crushed in
gears OF the machinery,
Police ambulance responded TO
an emergency call to the mill at
4:05 p. m. Thursday and rushed
the young man 10 the hospital.
Physicians reported injuries 50
serious. amputation WAS necessary.
His condition was reported as
fair" by hospital attaches Fri
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
CHANGES MADE
ON j. ?. LINE

Election AZ n, A. Williams ~
vice president IN ohsrrs ~ opera.
ton u the unlnn Pacific railroad.
and otta Jshelmsas - Vice pfssi-
dent w charge Of rssssrvh and
mechanical standards. wss an.
aeanesd to-day nv President W ".
letters In Omaha
Williams succeeds howard G.
Mann. ~bo has been operating Vice
president since Jan I. 1881, Mann
was rsiisved an sccouas ~ physical
disability.
Tho Vice pfssidsnsy 10 which
tsheImann has been elected 10 4
nov office. Ne has b~ea assistant
To tho presist<nt In ehssss 1T re-.
search since woysmbst, iaaT.
Al the same time Ieffsfs an.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Whoever Heard Of
Insulting Mules?

Two soldiers. transporting two
mules from Fort Lswton To Fort
Lewis In al army truck, were ar
rested late Thursday by Tacoma
police on charges Of being under
the influence OF intoxieants and
were turned over TO military
authorities for discipline.
The soldiers Pvts, George w.
Hanson and Donald Claiming.
both members of the 81 Quarter
masters Corps, Co. B-were found
at SO. Gath st. and Sheridan ave.
by Detectives Henry Warren and
George Burgeson.
The officers reported the army
truck had stalled. When they ar
rived at the scene, tho two soldiers
were Rssertedly calling 'hs mules
bad names" In the truck the
detectives found a bottle NJ home
brew. they said.
Military authorities took the
men in custody and towed the truck
with the mules to Fort Lewis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Levine Addresses
Workmen's Circle

Ben Levine. president NJ the
worhmcns Circle Northwest dis
triet committee Of Seattle. . dele.
gat. 10 the recent national con-
vention held In Bsltimors. made
his report Of proceedings ., .
meeting of the Tacoma branch
Thursday evening In the sestry
rooms Of the TsImud Torsh syns-
sofus. A reception and social
hour followed the meeting
The workmsn's Circle Ia the
largest Jewish labor frstsrnsl or
der In the world Founded Ia 400.
IL now has 100 branches and
membership Of II 900 In the Unit.
ed states and Canada. The north
western district jurisdiction. ~
which s. A Gordon Of Seattle 10
the executive district secretary.
embraces Washington. Oregon.
Montana and British Columbia
Sam offermsn was chairman ~
IN. meeting. joseph wilnsr SEC
Rotary
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A "welshty~ problem ecnfrunss
those who must prepare for the
Cscsdsn Jubilee pageant IN the sta
drum nsst month
II wss disclosed Thursday alGhs
hy William Aarisst. VIM wtil pre-
ssssce TIE sncw. ss ne spoke before
Tacoma Active slse 81 rssoms
hnssl
Question 70 ~ answered Il hew
to set = railway locomotive rnte
Ire stadium fieas. Msrsstt ssid
an engine ~ the vintage ~ 80
years sKe viii e< used IN the
tsaisses iusiss performances ne
expects II wsll he brought here
from Nsson eeansy where the anss
proud 'ifce horse new erssstss
90 = soxxsnr lire
Mstists, . ministers son and co.
professional dancer with xiexfield
t'osises and with orrh~um time
espsfssaes b~hina hssa. revealed
that soco psFces rot ! 800 -
previously smaaeneeai will tsks
part IN the pesesas
They wsu perfesu ea . stage
which wsil arvteh srtlFsly scfusu
tho saosam's open end 800 feet
In the east with them. Ne s&ia
will BE- 90 horses
me sho~. No asserted. ell b
me.tefnlssie In design.
Actors. themselves wtIi sp~st
ne tines Their sprsfess susse,
~iit eoms from . ecntspi ercth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
DEATH DUE TO
NATURAL CAUSE

A psi mortsm examination
disclosed that death ~ fssais Nd
ward pursn. ss.yesr.old Tacoma
salesman. was due 10 natural
causes. u Vas announced friday,
Dussn vas taken violently III
~hlie walking along ccmmsfcs 81.
Thursday morning lie ~ss rushed
to . local hospital ny roisee smen'
isnce. but Vas pronounced dead
upon arrival,
Al the hospital Physicians said
they ~ete unable to ds,sfmlne
cause Of the sudden death, and =
post norton essmins,ie. Vas
ordered.
pugsn WAS employed by the
Poole Electric Go, and had resided
at saaf No. Mason 81. lie leaves
his wife, Lsvsun, 81 the family
home. two sans, Thomas Edward
and Donald Frederick puxsn. bath
Of San Francisco. and Mrs. Mar
garet sehulmsn In Ohio. three
brothers. Thomas. John and Henry
pussn in Ohio. and his mother,
Mrs Catherine puGsn. slse IN
Ohio.
The Piper mortusry ~iil an
nounee the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
SECOND PYLON
SET UP HERE

Another safety pylon, intended
to caution motorists to drive care
fully and reduce traffic fatalities,
was installed at So. 24th and Pa
eifie ave. Friday 1t WAS announced
by Police Sgt. Sherman Lyons.
Lyons said the pylon had been
placed on the northeast corner OF
the street intersection and was n
duplicate of the one set up at 9Th
and Broadway some time ago.
Another pylon will be placed in
South Tacoma during the next 10
days to aid the police department
in its safety campaign, Lyons said.
The pylons are furnished the city
by the Cavanaugh Lumber Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
MARRIAGELIcENsEs

Marriage iiesns<s hsss been ~
ssed ~ cs~sntr Aa,iitar =. cIa.
ford Dssn To clsrsnee y. Filts.
Pomona. Cant. AMI frances Wall
ard Hslhss. Ala, Okla Harold ..
Eumbxsah and Dorothy r. rhomp-
soa. xvsfsst. vietsr Hines and
J,ns Campbell. Tacoma: Carlton
4. wsnxs. Portland. ssa jan~ q.
Brooks. Tacoma. \. H. Eayspceis.
saltxn. Wash. and Lucille Chris
tSns<a. Oakland. Calf Jack Nc
Cure and Marian q. johnson. To-
coma. W. Il. Amos and catbsrinS
Hsnsen. Tacoma. Stanley W. LA
ton and Vera y. Mcdowell. oiym-
Ela: Dale tortsnbreck and byiisa
Ann Austin. Tacoma; Hugh Nc
BAN. Tacoma. ard hyrtis Camp
bell, sumner. Bud L<sxief and lima
Dssisls. Astarn. Marshal Lee
sheppard. r,ttsburEn. and VIVIAN
siasor. s<stns: Oscar l.. johnson
and Clara Hsmmsf4ulst. Seattle:
E11srd Hanson and Mabei koth.
ruysiiup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
; FISHERMEN
TO SERVE Time

Three Buckley men began ee.sisy
terms in the county jail Friday
when they faded 10 raise fines 81
$50 assessed BY Justice Clarence y
Layton ter gsfttns sslssen On the
apron % the White river dam =
week sxc.
Jane. Russell, se-yssr-cla icx.
ser. "a. charged directly 9th
gsffsag the n.h. Marshall Hsmcr,
81 slsn logger. and rhse~s
smith, "a, a farmer, were charges
with aiding and sesttsng Russell
~ holding lights fcr hsm Officers
~ the state department II fisheries
said they watched the men TOT
same tins Before sffestins them
at i.io . m
the three insisted they were just
foallnr around hnt Justice layton
said no could not believe they would
~ joins 81 st that hour they
wsre fined $50 and eos,s 90 90 days
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
YEARS BUILDING
TAGGING MILDLY
BY Lichty

Building permits lssued during
the month Of May. totslsd sise..
ss., exceeding May. 1855. but 1879
totals attn were tagging slishtiy
behind figures reached ct = similar
period last year. city building In.
speetor c. y. Mccormick reported
Friday.
Last year al the end VI May. o27
permits. involving sTT5.sr<. had
been issued. compared with this
years 62T permits and sfe2.iea.
Biggest item during May was
that Of residences. ~ Of them To
he constructed In the city st . coat
of approximately hi2.<oo. sixty
six home owners took out permits
for alterations. listed 10 cost sp.
proximately sia.se5,
Permits for three homes, all tn
cost more than 5000. were
awarded by Mccormick Thursday
and Friday. They were Issued tn
RAY Carlson. 1894 Va. q st, for .
IS. 500 home at <s27 So. y st,
to w. c. Durkee. 1906 SO, ssth
ST. for u 81. 500 residence at soi6
East ID ST. and 10 Adrian Andsr'
son S507 so Park ave. for . ~ 600
home at 1886 So sheridan ave.
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-AAPYY-
BID tDAy
FRIDAY, JUNE :

Mary Catherine Ryrn~, I'll
No. n 81.
Mrs. John Mundy. Fife.
Helen Funsa. 1907 Ia. 1sth II.
Miss Lillian Hoiistrom. i1sY
No. l st,
Mrs. Lena Morris. 13 so.
2sth 1T. dune -.
Police sergt. Edwin y. Harris,
9Ss SO. 56th II.
Robert r. spencer, Lake
Steilscoom.
Fred =. fiickiDxer. Ponce de
Leon creek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03

DISPLAY OLD GLORY
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IA

Washington residents should dis
play the American flag on June
IL. Gov. Clarence d. Martin said
today In q proclamation designst-
ing that date as flag day. On
June IL. l777. the continental con-
gress adopted the Stars and
Stripes Ms the United states EN-
blem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
SAYS 2. D. s PllASW
AT BUSINESSMEN VISIT

WARRINGTON Secretary ~
commsrrs Harry L. H0phias Today
described rvsstdess Roosevelt -
very pleased with Tnysss3sy
nights conference with eight IN
ds4stftai leaders. and ssld The psse~
Idsnt Indicated Ne wasted 70 hpl1
similar diseusssons in sh~ futsfs.
ifepkins totd bis pfsAe eoafsf.
snss ~ hssssBessmsn said Naese-
welt tksy felt The Nstionsi f.snue
hsIstises est should ~ changed.
snd Indicated thsy regarded u -
cas " Inc msjes ps0elsms u the
day
Ne ssid that IN ske sheft tisss
sssiishis for 3tssussss1. ths saa-
VIBRATIONS reviewed largely around
ths fsIssinas II Iahos. industry ana
government, - sffsessa - In
isbof relations art.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Popular BARRIERS
Set Up NeU Shop

George Gyokieh and Jack Sale.
tic. popular BARRIERS IN Tacoma for
more than 40 years. opened up in
new shop Friday at sst Pacific
ave.
one " the smartest. appearing
shops set np here In years. u has
been ebrlsisBsd the Pullman
barber shop. after the style u its
decoration. with rounded ceiling
like a pullman car
The new place viii be . four
chair shop. Working with uyohieh
and ssIstle xrll he two new bar.
bsr.. Dwight Robinson and John
Pc volks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
WILL FLY NORTH TO
SEE TWINS GRADUATE

Mrs. Nshers u Walker 10 flying
from her ssms ia La Asseiss 70
seattle 10 sse her twin nspbsws.
Ea~ia q. and Ebsn n. staAdIsh.
graduate from the usissfssty "
w sstiDstoa VI June 10.
Mrs. Arthur y Dtsadtab. ee7i
No st.. motssr VI The twins. ss-
rseis Mrs.. Walker 70 spssd . wssh
ia Tacoma bsfgfs returning ssutk
EDsn n. stsndiss wIli issys
sroa after graduation for rhiiss
asipsls ussfs he viii b connie
ssesnsa In The supply department "
tbs q. y. navy.
Both he and hl1 brother have
been prominent # tina u. n "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Investment Trusts

that the banks are unduif par
slfn0ni0Ir 10 granting business
credits
Bankers lExlst that they ere far
TOO anxious 70 pat their MONEY 70
pfOfifAbis Bss to turn DOM any
legitimate application for credit.
They aim 10 sh0N that the only
propositions they REJECT are those
which offer no reasonable prob
ability Of repayment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03

Deputy Questions
Negro Minister

Deputy Prosecutor hugo Nets
Ter. IT,. continued investigation
Friday NJ the sffsirs NJ Nss. VI
", Alexander. seattle NsGso pas
tor. held In the e.uaiy jail on .
justice court chsfGs u grand
larceny Alexander WAS sought
and arrested whxa he sad . ''ssisx.
igus spseiseis for which he eea.
Quoted . tslspssss ticket sale in
April failed to appear
Mstxlsr and Walter wsss. man
sssr " the Setter Business NJ
fsau. spsnt the morning iatsfvi<~s
ing Hsy. william I. Monroe,
pastor ~ Bsthishsm baptist
church in Tacoma. for which the
seo~ ~ss tn have b~sn . benefit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
LONCSH0REMAN HURT
IN FALL AT SHELTER

When he fell through an open
hatch OF s. 4. SHOEMAKER. berthed
at the smelter. Friday at lits q.
m. Adolph Dyland. 80. longshore-
man. Of 1904 Es G st. suffered .
possible fractured skull. Tacoma
General hospital reported his con
dillon this afternoon to be poor.
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BEHIND the
TICKER
NAV YORK-ThirtY.lwt

NEW NORk-ThirtY-tWo OF the
nations topnotch investment bank
ers and utility msgnstos recently
roasted and toasted the two bad
boys" OF the securities and ex-
change commission - Chairman
Frank and Baby Member Hendsr-
son at private dinner In New
York. The affair was arranged
by Assistant Commerce Secretary
Dick Patterson w. in an effort to
kindle the dying spark of sppease-
ment.
II Was q unique assemblage In
that 1t was staged at time when
the relations between government
and the golden figures represent
ing finance and the utilities were
never more embittered.
For five hours from 7 .. m.
until midnight the private spokes-
men expressed their fears NJ Wash
ington regulation and Intervention
in their affairs. and asked embar-
raising questions. And, In re-
Spouse 10 Referee Patterson's in
functions. no punches were pulled
on either side. Yet nobody was Sc
riously hurt. they were still srgu-
ing when the final bell rang
Intent - Chairman Frank and
George Whitney engaged in n
wrathy but respectful argument
over the cause Of the money jam
which must be broken before re-
eovery flows again. The seer
denied that his agency was rsspon-
sble, az the Morgan partner
charged, but promised that the fed
ersl agency would exercise its
power in cooperation with rather
than against the financial institu-
tions.
The New Dealers amazed the
money men by agreeing on the re-
peal Of the undistributed profits
tax for a two-year trial period.
Il don't think II will make any
difference one way or the other. -
siad Frank, but the results Of
trial ought to satisfy Everybody. "
Tn. chairman also warned his
hearers against hiring lobbyists on
commission matters, promising that
his door and srns would be open
to them st all times You don't
need to grease snybodys palms"
he said.
Worth.hile,--Tbs hHxBeisTs eis-
covered. 30 they have Informed
their host. that the tao supposedly
radical sEe-ers do not seek the
destruction Of capitalism.
Naturally IN. get-together solved
no great problems. does not assure
immediate expansion of Invest
ment. does not even pressRe = new
era Of friendship between wash
Ington and Wall Street But Il
does represent a common desire 81
the money men and money bosses
70 make capitalism wOrk. And
that's start.
Broader - Several leading Nsw
York banks and zOms IN other
parts Of the country are privately
preparing iists u the business
loans they have made and those
they have refused since the first
Of the year. The object is 10 pro-
duee tangible evidence that the gov
eminent Ia all vel in its contention
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To Install Post
On Friday Night

Homer r Post Will be Installed
~ soJourpsr 81 the nesting of ths
Lincoln PARK chapter No g..
ROYAL Arch ksseBs. GA Friday
evening ct ths sstH street nssssie
hall
me installing officer viii b
stanley q. rieknsii. C.btfsils.
grand high priest VI tEs Grand
lodss u Warrington
II will ts past high priests Iigss
Of the msstiEE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
War Department
Bill Is Passed

WASHINGTON - The senate
Thursday ignored the economy de-
msnds Of its appropriation com
mittss. boosted the civil functions
appropriation bill for the war de-.
psrtmsnt BY $50. COG. 900 end gave
final approval TO q tsos.iss.sit
total
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

stocks; Higher and quiet
Bonds: 1rregulsriy higher: L.
:. governments higher. most
issues reaching new highs.
Curb stocks: lrregulsriy higher.
Foreign exchange; Easy.
Cotton; Jul, option firm, 9TH
ef futures easy.
Wheat; of !, to cent; corn,
off to cent.
Rubber: Easy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Governments Bonds
Feature Of Trading
Dow-JoNES AVERAGES

mil -csNNs hH WV
Utility ....... 2S47. up 0.o1
Stock sales Friday Appropriated
400 600 shares against 500 900 in
the previous session. Curb sales
were 10000 shares. against $4,000.
NEW YoRk-A squirt in prices
Of L. s. government bonds, that
carried IS Of the issues to new
record highs. featured trading on
the New York stock exchange
Friday.
Stocks reversed their downtrend
Of Thursday with advances rang
ing to more than point without
benefit of increased trading.
Improvement was reported in
retail and wholesale trade. Car
loadings rose to a new high since
Dee. 8.
Mercantile stocks were strong.
Safewsy Stores made new high.
Railroad and utility issues were
TIP small amounts. OILS held
steady. Rubbers rose small frac-
tons. Sperry gained nearly
point. In the last few minutes of
dealing prices were holding just
under the best levels OF the day.
tOuotations courtesy Dean Witter Il
Co. Washington bldg
stock High Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03

NEW POTATOES
bDooSsiiFEiil mere

Nov rctatoes fvsw calIlprnsa
we're ssesssd sasehsly - ~ mas.
bet hsrs Friday. ssees61se In Issai
whslsssls assisss Thsy wsss Isss.
I'd II " pss 100 pesas<sa.
csataisup~s wsss aswn . fsw
ossss. selling frem - u t4.no :
crate rhsy are ffoW AFisaos.
i<puoi saulIfiOwee woa bstnutnu -.
.nsvAwberssss hsit flSaiy - css-
vtaas pftess.
rsuitfy pftess aspssetty wsrU
lowered slightly vfisIsy, tssshsys
temstesne unehsnasss
SILVER smstts. aesttne srafes.
wsfs W twe cents pound, ssw
IIeted 81 ~ re0tr Other ftsA
psiees were unchanged,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
FREE UNDER $500 BAIL

At liberty FRIDAY under 100
bsli ess Gam spadosl. -. arrested
late Thursday bY state AMI city
dry squad officers az i3t3 hsfks'
a. Ter ssssrtsdly selling liaisaf by
the 9rtns-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
BANK CLEARINGs

sesttle-Clearings. $685. ,2s2 62
transactions. Sl1.244 900 90: bal.
ances. S2021.149.s5.
Portland -Clesrings. S5.476, 033..
rs; balances, 1888, 1892.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
To Lift Large Locomotive
Into Stadium for Big Show

via leudsp<Aker. with Tines and
sctior cooriinste<i
Msrfstt seid reh~afsaIs viii
start seer. Casting sirssdy v
siasier way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Federated Clubs
To Meet FridGN

Tbs regular nesting II tho rsd.
grafton If Improvement clubs ~iil
be held Friday night In the council
chambers ., the city hail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
GOLD QuADatrLkD
NAsAGuA. shs<s9ns---FsI

sry gold pfoaac,lon In Nicaragua
aasdrapIsa that " rsDrusry .
yssf ago. Last months output 70.
tailed more than . quarter million
dollars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03

Olaf LssDd eas tagged Thurs
day afternoon BY police for assert
saiy exceeding the speed limit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
aEEK DfYORH

Divorce action uss filed in
superior es1rt here Friday BY
Eresl A. against Floyd ]. Frank.
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GRADUATION TO
Be ON MONDAY

csrssustser ceremonies fes ~
Central Avwnss sshrcs Win - M
81 s'cio<k ssst nge~dNy evsalaG
rvssesp~i Erwin l. Nelsns -
naune<& rysa2y.
m ~ pseusam ~ - ~ -
e~.sscesf. plAys4 ~ Niss t,~sle
Saith. Invceatlon. N<v ~ 4
wsc<ss ssiatatesv ss>tlsem prtNequ
galloway vAissf<esefv EdwNr1
vuska ssris ui~s stnh slse~ssd ~
Ma. ruth Mssievsvus ei~ss M
tory. Nleesvd reS ptuphery.
usraa nesers class wuI. Issap<s
Hsase1 plano sete sftss f,ostp
smith speskss. .. tteswssn M~1t.
~sr pr~ssassssaa ~ awards =. \
ralph; presentation ~ sisne ~
the principal; dipiems pvsssrte-
lion. Henry Ceisn henedietton. nav
wc~as. rs<ss~lcusl Mia Umtsh
On Inc class Fesl are ftevtn
psrsvu. fses E<hiuaa. hesrnnvst
t,rsslss. Ntehaya rus. prles~s
t,siiewAy. Altea f1ases Ex9th
s,uNaA IssdasN tenn~na f'heeees
HamNssy. .hane pgloept1. Margaret
t.ssssr. neruthv f-aphv~s. nevhesa
A6sswussa csrvrsi Ni@ussts. leon
orsh. Wayne Parker. Ana nlen-
sss. nsssy nohsIIe vIretNln
H<Aarpf. NssmAa wpssrcw. Mr..
got xlmmesmsa. ustwArd yus4e.
s<neei bo4sd uemb~ra sss = n
NslpA. \. .. ssus asd Henry coila'
r,,.-.; M:vss 'rs~ssAs
Nay Scouts II she Hssmmit dtes
tFiet viii pfvs~ss . fsve-sesi se~.
cry. 'sWs'ss - ths Navy Nov.
rfsssv ..vslHs II e'siert n IN
Central Aveeue sahest rruep n
hes hssu Tsesasessess. with 3. n
tJliIsspts ~ seeusmestefs
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u. S. Expenses and Receipts

IsHISGTos Government expenses ssd receipts Tor the
year through Nay 81. compared with year ago
Evening star., 1939-10-01

genuine Eberle violin prague. 1882: dark
blue topcoat. new, size 36; fire set. elec.
heater Met 370Q
Evening star., 1939-10-01
FURNITURE-Pay-da specials and right
at the beginning Of fall


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| gas range. S25. 500 25th ST. South. Aurora
| Hills Arl. Va 1915 pm
Evening star., 1939-10-01

BEDROOM-Mr. Green says: In maple
we have II different styles and suites start
$50. in mahogany s from $50 rs" Every
thing in our store is sold under guarantee
don't believe prices are justified in going
up at this time. therefore Mr.. Green has
ADOPTED new slogan No profiteerlng IN
TINS store. We are open every evening to
show you these talk of the town values :"
Your credit is good. Convenient and easy
terms Green Furniture, $500 Georgia ave
Evening star., 1939-10-01

COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER for sale; ex-
cellent opportunity Box 4S1-Q Star:
REST; nov doing about $3.50 per week;
opp. new Govt. bldg; price, $3.50; owner
has other interest; no broker; reas terms.
Col 1892
Evening star., 1939-10-01

PIANO. slightly used. latest model Hunt
new; special only S179: pay SIS mon; his;
new,plano guarantee. Natl 1928 Arthur
Jordan Piano Co., corner 18th and @ SITS,
NV,
Evening star., 1939-10-01

FURNITURE-From our storage warehouse
we have some amazing values in bedrooms
odd pieces. mattresses and springs, daven-
port bed suites. etc. Some of this furniture
cannot be told from new. Our convenient
deferred payment plan will make it easy
for you to buy. but don't miss these bar
gains. Prices are at sacrifice. Our show
room will be open each day from $50 am.
until $50 pm. but come early for the
best choice and values. Acme Storage Co.
showroom 1925 14th St NV. Geo 1892
Evening star., 1939-10-01

DINING ROOM = Mahogany, Duncan
Pkyfe; this, suite out of storage; a beauty
and swell buy: this is Credenza style;
come early, as it won't take long to sell
II; open nights; easy deferred payments
Acme Storage Co. tsnowroom), 1928 l4th
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