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to spread and perpetuate a system
of repressing the civil rights guar
anteed by the federal constitution
and federal legislation"
The committee said it did not
seek to curtail rights of employers
to police and protect Industrial
property and premises.
The committees investigation OF
Republic covered the 1885 strike al
the Berger Manufacturing Co. il
Canton. O.. operated by Republic,
and the 1887 little steel" strike.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13
Townsend Called
Before Committee

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. CUP)-
The house ways and means commit
tee today agreed to hear DR.. Fran
els E. Townsend. advocate of more
liberal old age pensions, and two
United States senator's backing his
plan. They will testify Thursday.
The senators who will appear are
Claude Pepper, D., Fla. who intro
duced the Townsend bill in the SEN
ate, and Gerald P. Nye. r., N. d.
Townsendites will produce tomor-
row one of their ace witnesses for
the plan. Louis c. Silva. former
deputy tax commissioner of Hawaii.
and now statistician for the Town
send organization.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13
Weather Bureau Aviator LOST, Feared
Dead Of Freezing in Sub-zero wi|ds

be lying frozen or injured in the
wilds after a crash.
The search centered in the noun
famous region west of Spirit Lake.
Ida, 45 miles northeast of Spokane.
after mill hands reported sighting
flares as if dropped from a plane.
before dawn Sunday.
A search by 10 private and ma
tional guard planes and $50 auto
mobiles yesterday revealed nothing.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13
Catholics Here
Will Honor Pope

A high requiem Mass will be Of
fered at st. Mary's Catholic church
in Ell Centre Wednesday at am.
when Imperial Valley Catholics and
non-Catholics will join in funeral
services for Pope Plus XI, who died
Friday morning.
Pope Plus XI will be buried We'd
nesday in the st. Peters Cathedral
CryDt
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13

ing battleships and IL training
destroyers
Fleet problem 20" the tactical
riddle which the navy will attempt
to solve. involves separation OF the
fleet into two groups. the black"
and the white" fleet. The black
fleet will defend the Panama Canal
against attempts by the white
fleet to penetrate defenses.
The war games will continue for
three weeks War time secrecy sur
rounds plans OF each fleet. news
papermen being barred from the
area.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13

occupation of Catalonia, 1t was
found that two Loyalist divisions,
the 31st and 32nd had been cut off
from the main body of the Cata-
lonian army and intended fighting
as long as their ammunition held
out.
The lost force was based at the
village of Camprodon, about seven
miles below the frontier When the
Nationalist took the Olot region
last week, these divisions were
separated from two army corps.
Their line of retreat lay along a
secondary road and narrow, snow
filled pass which runs between
peaks up to 5000 feet high. On
the French side there is only foot
path running through a ravine. 1t
was impossible for the two divi-
sions to evacuate their artillery and
supplies so they apparently decided
to retreat as slowly as possible
and make their exit from the coun-
try as costly as possible to the
Nationalist.
The Nationalists, in their joy at
conquering Catalonia, seemed to
have overlooked the two divisions
for days. Today, however, it was
reported that Nationalist infan-
trymen were trying to get into the
mountains behind the Loyalists and
cut off their retreat.
The first day of the Loyalist cab
met at Madrid was marked by two
Nationalist artillery bombardments
which, it was announced, killed at
least 16 persons and wounded %.
Insurgent airplanes raided Valencia,
Alicante and other Loyalist towns
along the eastern coast
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13
ONE DIES In SPECTACULAR s. BLAZE
Demand Promises
Higher Prices
For !. Y. Lettuce

improved eastern demand
promised further lettuce price
increases, the agricultural com
missiOner's office reported Mon
day as all markets held steady
to stronger in early quotations.
Saturdays price to valley
growers was S1.75 for no. SIS, ac-
cording to the market news SER
vice. Four and six dozen size
lettuce brought S1.50 to SLIGO
per crate, mostly S1.50.
Shipments over the weekend
tCtaled 1913 cars brin ing the
seasonal shipments tC 1850 cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13

been held N tne AJIanJlc. They VIII
be significant because observers be-
lieve that they will go far toward
determining the potential effective
ness of the navy's ability to patrol
the western world in accordance
with President Roosevelt's newly
projected continental defense pro-
gram.
Involved in the naval war games
will be l40 ships, including all of
this courtry's battleships, $4,000
enlisted men, 5000 officers and 600
planes. Fighting ships participating
will include II heavy battleships,
nine light cruisers, go destroyers,
l6 heavy scouting cruisers, IA train
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13
House Breaker
Just Wanted Nap'

Il was sleepy and wanted to 60
to bed" was the only excuse a huge
Negro gave for forcing mis- way into
a home on the San Diego highway
west of El Centro Sunday night
and appropriating a bed.
The Negro, Van Collins, "a, kick
ed in a screen, sprawled fully cloth
ed on a bed hastily vacated by the
householder, pulled the covers over
his head, and began to snore.
Deputy Sheriff Herbert Hughes.
called by the householder. found
Collins sleeping so soundly that he
did not awaken when he slipped
handouts on his wrists. Collins
finished his nap in jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13

SPOKANE, Wash, Feb. 13. (UP)
Two national guard planes today
circled the rugged Idaho panhandle
and Ski-shod rescuers fought thru
snowdrifts in frigid weather hunt
ing Roy Shrek, U. S. weather bu-
raau aviator who vanished early
Sunday en- an observation flight.
Although Shrek, a Spokane pilot
was a veteran of several forced
landings, it was feared he might
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13

OF exerUlOQ. EDWARD Williams, Al,
suffered internal injuries when he
was struck by hose; fireman Louis
Mougier, 80, was cut by glass, and
fireman Frederick Armstrong, Al,
suffered lacerations.
Fire Chief Charles Brennan. who
personally directed the fire fight
ers, estimated damage "conserva-
lively" at $155 900. Included in the
loss was 100000 worth of bolted
woolen goods.
One hundred and fifty-five fire.
men, II engine companies seven
ladder trucks and three chemical
trucks, representing one-third OF
the city's fire-fighting equipment.
brought the blaze under control
after a three-hour battle.
The building was occupied by
the American Curtain Mills ana
Testers, Ltd The fire apparently
started in the top floor and spread
to the floor below. 1t was held in
check there
The fire was spectacular. High
flames which shot up from the tcp
Of the building were visible through
the downtown area. Street car
traffic was tied up on Mission
street for more than an hour.
Smoke and water damaged the
stock and equipment of other oc-
cupants of the building. They were
Mari Wagner Co.. textbook pub
fishers; Judgson- Pacific Co., steel
fabricators; a dress pattern agency:
Benlee Athletic Clothing company.
and Stevenson & Sons. office
equipment
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13

Cooperation given France by the
United States was disclosed when
a new type war plane crashed and
a member of the French mission
was injured slightly.
The committee voted last week
to divulge future testimony on
national defense, except that in
volving military secrets.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13

planes.
Chairman Morris Sheppard, D.,
Texas. said that the committees
action was based upon the belief
that faith should be kept with
witnesses who had testified in
secret
Sen. Fennett c. Clark, D., Mo.
who led a bipartisan group seeking
TO disclose details of the aid given
France, offered the motion.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13
U.S.. Navy Begins War Games to Test
Ability TO Patrol Hemisphere: 1st
Problem Defense of Panama Canal

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. (UP)-The United States
navy began its annual today with the greatest
peacetme concentration of fighting strength in the Car
bbean Sea-
1t will be the first time since 1924 that manevers have
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Votes to Keep Faith, Refuses TO
Disclose Plane Deal with France

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. (UP)-The senate military
affairs committee today rejected 10 to g. proposal
make public its record concerning the aid given by the
United States government to French air mission that
proposes buy about 600 American made fighting
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13
laFoAette Committee Urges New Laws
To Restrict Industrial Police, Ban
Shadowing, Coercion, Intimidation

WASHINGTON, Feb 13. (UP)-The senate Civil Lber
ties committee today recommended that congress enact
legislation to restrict the functions of industrial police
systems and prohibit labor espionage sadowng coercne
and intimidation Of workers The recommendations were
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13
p AMBLING
IMPORTER
More the Merrier--

More the Merrier--
Jeanette Helen Eldridge appar-
emily was constructed of the stuff
they use to make philanthropists
With her mothers help, jean
tie made out a long list of guests
to attend her sixth birthday party
SO far, so good. However, when 1t
came time for the party, twice as
many guests showed up as were
on the guest list
II got to thinking maybe there
wouldn't be enough Stags," she re-
marked 80 I invited a few more"
Amateur Sleuth--
Whoever sorts the mail at the
California hotel should get a medal
from the HaWkshaW detective agen-
cy. The mail sorter found post
card the other day, addressed only
to the hotel. On the back was a
message from a girl named Betty,
at Burbank. addressed Dear Har-
old.
The mail sorter thought minute,
asked Harold Malloy if he knew
a girl named Betty at Burbank,
and was right!
Kindred Spirit
Still faithfully following The
Great Waltz around the valley, RR
traipsed to the movie in Ell Centre
Sunday night for the fourth time.
He found at least one other kim
dred spirit, John Uittle john Nc
Neece, seeing the film for the ump-
teeth time
RR felt a little less lonely after
that.
Helpful Drawback
Dave Taylor probably won't agree,
but Bob Erskine claims half of the
credit for that sparkling 81 Dave
shot in the Brawley golf tourna-
ment Sunday.
Il was Dawes partner" Erskine
said, and I shot so rotten Dave
had to play that well to hold up
our team!'
Wistful-
RR didn't catch the youngsters
name, but he's son of Cliff Hat
field At the race meeting at Cali
patria Sunday the young chap was
staggering around the finish line
IN the dandiest western outfit RR
has seen in many a day. With any
kind of an opening RR would like to
have tried out those pearl handled
revolVerS.
incidentally, this Mrs. Phil Bus
see can really ride a horse, can't
she?
If you want to see really pretty
bit of riding just watch young Cecil
Stallings boot those babies home,
or young Cliff Hatfield.
Over Dose
When the legionnalreS took their
sons to the desert Sunday for feed
and a taste of army life, they gave
the lads more of a taste than they
anticipated At noon a regulation
army mess was scheduled and the
mess part is not qualified.
After H. K. McClimans worked
like a trojan TO arrange all the
food, the meal was scorched by the
cooks!
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13
Lost Army Fights Toward
French Frontier, voWinq
Resistance to Last Man

French-Spanish Frontier Feb 13. (UP)-
"A lost army of between 10000 and 25,Ooo Loyalists
fought in Catalonia today the government estab
ished itself in Madrid whence it had fled in November
1896 Long the Naonalists had announced complete
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13
3 Hurt Fighting
Four-AIornn Fire
Atop Big Building
I55 Firemen. I7Ensine Companies Battle
ConfIasration; Damage Estimated at
$I55.o00 in Property. WooIen Goods

SAN FRANCISCO Feb 13. (UP)-One fireman
killed three injured today while they fight
ing four-aarm fire that destroyed the floors of
sx-story clothing manufacturers building at Second
and Mission streets Frank Maey 49, collapsed and died
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13
HOPE Abandoned
For 5 Missing on
Alaskan Flight
Arctic Mercy Filler with Four Passengers
Feared Victim Of Glacial Storm as Ice
Forces Plane Down on Inside PASSAGE

JUNEAU, Alaska, Feb. 13. (UP)-Hope was virtually
abandoned today for five men missing nearly "a hours
IN a Marine Airways plane flight from Ketchikan
snowstorm and the treacherous ice flecked inside
passage hamDered search by air and sea.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-13

Butter: Los Angeles. 26isc; but
terfat. Imperial Valley fob. ranch.
grade A. 80 l9ci manufacturing milk.
27c; route gathered cream, 24iac.
LA. Hay: u. $. No. extra leafy
S17-1S; u. 5. No. l. s13.50-14i No.
2 leafy, Sl2-12.50; No. 2. sli; Min
neapOIis flax market closed.
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Real Estate for rfsds

TRADE Buy ELL attn Tiussk Want
Ads ARTHUR Kgbsi.Fu isas pa
fsft 49, saii AZ fbs faeaass Tifnss
office fgf ens free tsfsst fNsfs
e afHkFs = k,ssd anDs - JoAa
HaHFlfa fhse.sF 1893
ak noon useGsfu Fyslf ibts God
adj Yaflsfs d ifsits ksesliFns
giss u tia mountain PCS smaller
giafs DAElana sEs n
TRADE ggEHETT hslss Tar Taaens
pfgpTffy What have gpa oar
land 1851
Farms and Acreage
RIAL home szs u - mo So siasf
Land sgfias paving ~ faAfsi
sisetflNltg Price $3.50 lAls4 Ia
coma 4se
RENT sAgED go d $50 no 81
paving FISHING eiaHas sbafs Pre-
s1s3 1885, Tee. sss
TILL THE1 roo SAN II ~
HE TfAES
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cTEEl SAVINGS a LOAN sCCrs
= - III Pacific Ave- IA eiaa
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Washers

WASHING MACHINES
Repairs 'sep Fun. S soJ s5i NE ltps''o
BRAUTIGAM (: MARTIN nc
AGA 81 Be.ens Ave BR 1913
r1gffsss-sssss-so
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& ANAnfrs - NslieW. green shitr,
ntais female sce,e ready - nr~~d,
Al - gesn sons Caxss Al tirN
equipment a2t - Anssrfth.
Apt No %
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ORDER YoUR-WOOD. coal, FUEL oIL-TODAT
You'll Find the Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily

oooa u,il-rsn ~ aocd. cord - 8
Choice i2-In miu nuoeinA core $
Baue dry ~ slae .a#-........ =
Fireplace Knots. cord .-.... .... Sc
Hal oone-dry. nA4 - slab Cd S.1s
BRING TRAILER HELP sElE sos
SPECIAL Bis 'a-eosa loads $3.50
- ~" ~ As loS - -.... T~'~S
COAl Clean lump nut Tor range
WV heater o. furnace ... IT'S
SAW OS ] saaduss nom larse
old growth fir ioks More neat
al save money sci more heat ana
- = better results Try our stove
or or Burner Oh
EDWARDS Full co
MA SSSo-s2l IA 18th st.-MA oo27
s375 Special ppi'n q. n 49, sooe
Pitch Block Sab To... $500
MILL block. nuhelns BARK. dry wood
heavy planer ends 81. - 81 orders
SUNSET FUEl-NAin 1892
TRADE BUY SILL with Times Want
Ads BERT SEWARD 404 No G
St call a. TIE Tacoma Times
ONCE lot one ire AAAhtt tttAf
Is always a good show az John
Hamr.Ck theatef 2-b-3s
Old GROWTH Forest WOO d.
now. Upland slab IS MAin 1881
UPLAND BLOCK. SLAB ~ so cord
e. ties slabs -. forest wood
1913 up MANY's FUEL, MA 1898
4 IN ONE BIG CORD upl block
~ slab Tor IS ready 20 bum
Also green tic slab. PR 1912
HEAVY plsncr ends heater wood -
"a worth. or by cord GA o74a.
No e. FOR SO. O. 09IS
Upl tie slab. Tor 800
COAL,-Monsrch Mckay Bone dry
upl wood Hillsdais Fuel Ga 1925
coal ON SPECIAI,-Nut coal seas,
egg lump 81 90. BR 1898 evenings
OAK WOOD ANY LENGTH Gar
land 09S2-M
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MAiK and female poesruAa finehsri
months ed. reasonable oAftsnd
asHa=8
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iRAnF my skill Nth Times want
A. DAWN : RuCkNEa 1910 No
tsafener - CaN Is TIE farcune
IInsz eIfler fcf ens free Hsset
TAsfs i always st~ea she's - =
fahn 8Amfiek thfatef 7-e.tp
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BEDROOM iivinsroom and bath
with board suitable for two MAIN
tHT4
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Bus. Opportunities Wanted
RssI Esfsis Wanted

VIZ Can Skill Youa buhihEss
BrE~ART- BRADLEY co, hA stsi
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TILL THKn roo SAN II ~
HE IinEs
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MILL block nuheins bark. dry wood
heavy planer ends. s., ~ 81 orders
SUNSET FUEL-NAin 1892
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LIENS fuLIrrs AND FaYrRs
a. wanted Hishest prites
noDAass sooi Ne ssth pm ssse
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WhRTTD-Iiyertock ponItry Ven
Davsn Rt boz SO o. sOt0-N
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PETROLEUM oAsCo nflqpstts. ard
other hFeozifF Goals Al the yard %
delivered uNtFris FuEI co
nm lIsa 1910 Commerce
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Gov MANURE 81 ID IDS or
more. 81 rs Proctor 1872
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Poultry and Supplies

nfRns Tor sale. females - Parsons
na14 Comm ~ Nm IL Ma 4tis
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RENT sAgED go $50 mo s-s
DaFinz. flshing dams shack Ffie'
s1s5 1885, fsc ass
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FOR EhiF-Good hofEfs eco ~
Clover CREEK Riding Academy
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FIVE GAL Ousfusey TOW tested
fnIaksT Woodland road Fu1
.-op Ffesh So week
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Old growth fr ioks More heat
al save money sci more heat and
- better results Try our stove
or or Burner Oh
EDWARDS Full co
Ma SS70--92l IA 18th ST MA oo27
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4 IN ONE BIG CORD upl block.
~ slab. FOR IS ready 20 bum
Also green tic slab PR 1912
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UPLAND BLOCK. SLAB ~ so cord
e. ties slabs -. forest wood
S575 up MANY.S FUEL, MA 1898
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Wanted, Room and Board

YOUNG MAN desires room and board
Immediately IN vicinity OF nuston
and Point Defiance PLEASE write
10 J n 8 si27 Cofiiss ave 10.
attic Phone Melrose o1bo
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AZ corr
VIZ nuY sell and trade itsesfsrt
panitf9 "a sps2 rosa Pacific ave
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TRADE BUY SILL with Times Want
Ads BERT SEWARD 4o4 Ne @
st call az TIE Tacoma Times
office Tor one free ticket There
IS always a good show 10 John
Hamr.Ck theatef 2-b-3s
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HEAVY plsncr ends heater wood -
"a worth or by cord GA o74a
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EXCHANGE, and Swaps

TRADE or sriI 1877 Fofd sport
Roadster state tested ass Top,
battery heater and curtains. Tor
Nlllss OF llsht closed car. oar.
land aaig-ksi
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N upl tie slab - = Tor .o0e WI ,
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Wanted 70 Buy

RAGS nflns them 70 sis 80 1Ard
- We psy ,r 10 Main ieae,
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OLD GROWTH . .S so W 90 d .,
now Upland slab IS MAZE 1881
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r. IN and board for gentleman
wha u handy With CARPENTER and
cabinet work Write Ks Tacoma
Times
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Beauty Parlors

PERMANENT Waves csc and up. free
marCels and finger waves at Moler's
Beauty School. ll4O Bdwy BR 1920
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Lost Today You Order FssAcdon Times Lost Ad
VAN sin TOE NJ. ,s,as.r
Pets, Dogs. Birds, Etc.

fefst 1S1sa e"ssa 49,
T-RAnF MY ski Nth Times want
Aas DAWN : RuCNNEa 1910 No
HINES eric. fcf ens free ueset
TAsrs i always a seed shes ~ =
tohn nsmfiek theassF 1-e-tp
CANApfrs 49, Nsilew. sreen. whiss,
rnais female sosse reAdx = breed,
Al n gcan scns Caxes Al htra
equipment sai - sinsscfth.
spt No. %.
NAH and female poesruAAn rlnebsri
: months ed. reasonable oAftsnd
ssza=N
nfRns Tor sAls. females ~ rAtsen.
esTa Comm - Nm Il. Ma asis.
Poultry and Supplies
PETROLEUM oAsco nfsqusttss ard
other hfee-frF cssals A re yard %
delivered uRiFriS FuEI co
M lee 1910 commefos
HENS fuurrs ssn FaYrns
nona. ssp' 80, " s's'9 s.sa S FL 80:
M corr
WI nuY sell and trade iissssecs
poultry "a ss.a 1eaa Pacific Az.
Exchanges and Swaps
TRADE or Skill 1897 fafa sport
Roadster state tested nss top,
battery heater and curtains tor
Nlilfs OF lisht clu~sd sAI. oar.
land 2sis-R-i.
Wanted 70 Buy
RAGS nrlns them 20 sis 80 1ard
u We pay ,c 10 Main ieas
cTEEI SAVINGS 4 LOAN sCCrs
- III rsciiic Ave Ma asa
CASH for Rr contrscis ana mort.
gages BrAtrud MS FIDELITY hlrs
CASH Tor .av a loan acct. Richard
" Mccain, eio FIDELITY Ma iits
Room and Board
r. IN and board for a gentleman
who - handy with CARPENTER and
cabinet WORK Write k-s Tacoma
Times
LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS. prefer
gentlemen. tasty msals. hons
privileges 500 South Gee
BEDROOM liyinsroom and bath
with board suitable fos tao MAIN
1918
SINGLE or double rooms home priv
Na-a
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COAL Monarch. MCKAY Bone cfy
upl wood Hillsdale Fuel Ga 1925
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FOR PROMPT SERVICE
To ssil 81 Trade Your Properly
Can
Great Northern gsaliy CO.
sis Nakb Bldg AAia ssex
Evening" AAiu Tf4g
w AsF 10 need ~ nsfass Ia 81
pafts - the fifg ~ fes sant -
asI ssii hsndfI REALTY g IA
Puget - BsnS bldg - itgs
q igsgr vii PEI si 90 assn psy-
700 hsnafg, Ma il1z ssss MA
Evening star., 1939-01-04

room, bath. drawing room. dining
alcove. kitchen $4,000
rooms. bath dining alcove. kitch-
en- $4,000
Electric refrigeration. Resident
Manager.
Evening star., 1939-01-04
MONTE VISTA

3Bth d DAVIS SIS. nav.
De luxe units Of living rm., 2 b. r..
jr. din. rm., kit, 9 baths $3.50
Everything but telephone included
in rent.
Res. Mgr.. Mrs. Pullman. EN-. s766
Evening star., 1939-01-04
1926 18th ST. NV.

Q rooms and bath tno kitchen)
Electric refrigeration. Switch
board. Elevator service. Resident
Manager.
Evening star., 1939-01-04
ALTO TOWERS

1905 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
1 and 2 rooms kitchen. dinette
and bath S45 and $50
Elevator service. carpeted halls.
Res. Mgr., Mrs. Moonahan. EN-. 1886
Evening star., 1939-01-04

11oT fs' 4 I'VE NV.
Eight-story bldg. All outside rooms
24-hour elev. service. Elec. refriger-
Resident manager.
2 rms, kit. d. Q. and bath--S64. SO
Evening star., 1939-01-04
7310 AsHMeAD PLACE

room. Kitchen and bath.
and 3 rooms. kitchen and bath.
rooms. kitchen. bath. porch over.
looking Rock Creek Park. Re-
frigeration on house current.
Resident Manager.
Evening star., 1939-01-04
lois N STREET
2n1s 18th STREET

3 rooms. kitchen ard bath $3.50
4 rooms, kitchen and bath S72 30
Electric refrigeration. Res. Mgr.
Elevator. switchboard.
Evening star., 1939-01-04

5425 CONN. AVE. NV.
Elec. refrigeration. Elevator Ga
rage. Laundry facilities. Resident
manager.
2 rms. kit. d. a. and bath -S62 so
Evening star., 1939-01-04
1876 r STREET

2 bedrooms. living room. kitchen
and bath $4,000 & $500
Electric refrigeration. Res. Mgr.
Evening star., 1939-01-04
1922 18th ST. NV

1 and 2 rooms. kitchen. dinette
and bath. Gas refrg.
$3.50 and S52 so
Res. Mgr, Mrs. Seabrook. Ra. 5515
Evening star., 1939-01-04
zl27 P ST, NV,

large rms. kit. and bath S46.OO
Electric Refrieeration.
Evening star., 1939-01-04
THE GOTHAM
THE RHODE ISLAND

1945 CALVERT ST. NV.
Electric refrigeration. elevator.
3 rms. kit. and bath $4,000
Evening star., 1939-01-04

Q rooms, kitchen. bath and porch.
Electric refrigeration. Resident
Manager
Evening star., 1939-01-04
33l4 MT. PLEASANT STREET
2lI6 p STREET

2 rooms. kitchen. bath 90 S47.5O
3 rooms. kitchen bath S65. 90
Electric refrigeration. Res. Mgr.