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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-15
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(Sthlub auf Scite 81
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
Registration
Of Aliens
Starts Today

Washington, Aug. 81 (AP) -
Uncle Sam tackled the job today Of
enrolling every alien in the United
States and its POSSESSIONS.
Tine order Ia register went out to
all non-ctizcns-to the youngest
infant and the oldest adult, to the
sick and the lame, even to incom-
pctents. The only exceptions were
diplomatic or other representatives
Of foreign governments and their
families.
An estimated 100000 non-citi-
zens are required to register and be
fingerprinled before December II.
They may 60 to anyone OF the 1900
postoGficos designated for the work.
The program. for which Congress
appropriated more than S3,00O.OOO,
was ordered as defense measure,
to give this country for the first time
an accurate check on the aliens here,
their WhereabautS. activities. the
length Of their stay, and their rela-
tiveS.
Failure to register or making false
statements while registering involve
penalties up to $1,000 fine and SIX
months in Jail. The latter otfense
also is a depOrtable one.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
United Front
Is Pledged
LaGuardia Says Can
ada United States
Board VIII Have No
Minority Reports.

Ottawa. Aug. 27-(AP)-h pledge
of a united front by the Canada
United States permanent joint de
ferse board against foreign aggreS-
sion in the western hemisphere was
given today by F. H. LaGuardia,
chairman of the United States Sec
ton.
Il can assure you" the New York
mavor sad in an Interview, there
viii! be no minority report from this
board"
The board. appointed by govern
mcntS Of the two countries to study
mutual defense methods, opened de-
alterations here yesterday under the
Joint Craftsmanship Of Colonel .. M.
Biegar 81 Ottawa and Mayor Lid
Guadia.
The United States chairman de-
clfred the problem, so far as his gov
crNment WIS concerned, boiled down
to whether strategic points in the
western hemisphere are to be USED as
bases for offensive operations by po-
tentlal enemies or as bases for hem!S-
phcre defense.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
Italian Ports
In Libya Are
Bonbarded

Cairo. Aug. 27.-(AP)-British
naval blows against Pardia and
Banba in italian Libya were report
ed today to have inflicted severe
attack on Italy's north African
forces.
The British navy belatedly an
nounccd that its forces August u
for the second time within a week
had successfully bombarded' both
Libyan war ports, making the Bar
dia attack ''at pointblank range:
Many observers here believe Mar
shall GRAHAM, the Italian commadn-
or, will be forced to start a drive
against Egypt soon, despite any re-
verses, because they say constant
British air and sea bombardmentSs
with consequent DISCRIMINATION OF
war preparations cannot be with
stood indefinitely.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
British Raiders Score
Hits on Great Fiat F &C
tory in Italy and Drop
Bombs in Berlin; DNB
Issues Angry Warning
To Britain.
(By The Associated Press. }


British royal air force bombcrS at
tackled both Germany and Italy in
rar-rangng Sorti"S before dawn To-
day, and the British BrOadcasting
Company asserted that government
buildings along the WiIhcImsrassc in
Bcriin-Whcrc Adolf Hitlcr'S chan
ccIOry is Situatcd-havc been among
the targets bombed.
In London, the air ministry report
ed that the royal air force "dellVercd
a successful attack upon a number
Of important military detectives" in
the axis territories. Six tons Of
bombs were dumped in 40 minutes
on Italian industrial targets, the air
ministry said.
The Italian high command ac-
knoWlcdgcd that British raiders Scor-
cd hits on the great Fiat plane and
tank factory at Turin and attacked
other points in the face Of "Vlolcnt
air and anti-aircraft reaction" One
British bomber was reported shot
down in an attempted attack on
Milan.
Nazi warplancs fIockcd back over
Britain this morning, renewing al
most night-lonG assaults which kept
Londons millions awake during d
six-hour raid ending at $40 a. m.
Few casualties and little damage
(Continued on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
Dismissals In
Income Tax Case

Chicago. Aug. 27.-EAP)-The
government Dismissed William K.
SEidmorc and three other defendants
today at the opening OF trial OF
case in which they and others were
charged with c0nSpirlns IN the al
legged evasion Of Sl,887 ,864 IN income
taxes ~ William r. Johnson.
Totally unexpected. the dismissal
of Skidmorc came after brief dis
c,,Syion Of several motions between
counsel and Federal Judge Barnes
when the case was called.
Others dismissed were William
Goldstcin. counsel for Skldmore;
Orrie Alexander, a bookkeeper, ana
Miss Bernicc DoWncy. an employe IN
= currency exchange which the gov
eminent alleged handled gambling
funds. oa
The assistant prosecutor moved
for the dismissals.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
Nazis May
Arbitrate
Won Ribbentrop May
Preside at I1egotia-
tons Between Hum
gary and Rumania.

Berlin, Aug 27.-(AP)-1nformed
sources said tonight Germany might
arbitrate in the Hungaran-Ru-
manian territorial dispute over Tran
sylvania, possibly with italian aid.
The long drawn out Turnu-Severln
negotiations are irking the axis
partners. who repeatedly have ack-
nowledged their interest in quick
settlement for the sake Of appcaSe-
ment in .hc T.lkans, these sources
said.
Negotiations at Turnu-Severin.
Pumania. over Hungary's demand
that her World War lost province be
returned. broke down last week, aft
or which both countries stepped up
'Nc;" military preparations. Reports
II Budapest today. however. said the
iicrrrsunc you'd be reSUm"u.)
V'"""0 :.ill be tho site Of the p
@;'"".i"1 nontirg. and German For
ign Minister .i"ac'in1 ""n R!hben-
..oD viii rrcs.1e. i was said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
Both Germany And Italy Are
Bombed By British Air Force
Ten Percent Increase In
Tobacco Quotas For 1911

Washington Aug 27.(AP) Secretary Wallace proclaimed today
three begin
l94 officially determining that 86l per cent {" inc
favored long program
94l42 at Gl8OOOOO pounds or I'D per
CT 560OOoO9 which had been proclaimed be-
the referendum.
The secretary explained made it possible
spread needed to eliminate supplies ana mus
I9-42 quota need cot de small
!9243 will be announced
December 194l the quota 943
4 later.
the official Of the vote showed l49 OF the
farmers voting favored the three-year PROPOSAL
election held uc-crcd growers in Virginia,
Mort Carona South Carolina Georgia. Florida and Aabama
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
House Joins
I'm Limiting
.I|I,)rafttees
Senator Burke Pre-
diets Passage OF Con.
scription Bill By SEN
ate Before We Quit
Tonight +; House Com
rnittes to App owe.

Washington, Aug. Of (AP) -
Quickly lining up with the Senate,
the House military committee voted
today to limit 10 9U0,OOO the num-
Der of men vino could be given mill
tary training at any one period dur
ing peace time under the Burke
WadSWorth CONSUMPTION bill.
Chairman May, Democrat, Ken
lucky. announced that the vote vas
pretty one sided. He predicted that
the committee would approve the
entire draft legislation later III the
day.
The committee also inserted in the
draft bill the unemployment prOV'-
,ions Of legislation authorizing d
years training for National Guards
men. These sections would cal! on
employers to rcinStatc trainccS upon
satisfactory completion OF their year $
service and ii court action were
needed to get jobs back, would au-
thorize district attorneys to represent
the men.
Senator johnson, Democrat, Colo
raoO, opposed peacetllne HallltaiS
conscriprion as 4 waste OF one Bill
lion dollars annually, while advocates
confidently predicted final Senate
passage tonight.
Senator Burke, Democrat, Nebras-
ka, co-author OF the bill, told re-
porters well pass this before we
quit tonight" and Senator Sheppard
supported the prediction.
johnson, one of the few members
of the military committee opposed
to the Buvke-WadSWorth bill, told
the senate:
We hate Mr. Hitler, but we arc
about to strike our precious liberty
d death blow by adopting his Prus-
sian idcalogy Of CONSUMPTION. l can
sec the Smirk on his cold, expression
less face as the United States staDS
democracy in the back because OF
him."
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
NoChance OF
Neu Ticket
L, State
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Waiter Hotel.
nv HENRY AVERiLL

Raleigh, Aug. 27.-Thcrc has been
Il lot of loose talk in some newspapers
usually not North Carolina papers
that electors pledged to Wendell
WilIkie would be offered III Southern
states on some sort Of ticket using
the word Democratic" on the bal
lot
This with the idea of sugar-coat-
ing the Republican nominee for those
vino reich at the very thought Of
voting Republican.
The idea may be all right in some
states, but it's a complete impossible
ity in North Carolina under the
states existing election ~.
These statutes provide that new
party can only get on the ballot thro-
ugh medium Of a petition signed by
the requisite number OF voters. There
would be no trouble getting that be-
cause enough Republicans would
sign right fast; but here's the real
rub: the petition must be filed SO
days prior to the election, and 1t IS
now less than 80 days until the No
vcmber pollings.
So that eliminates any possibility
that Mr.. Willkie can he offered to
boosters under some sort Of Demo-
cratic" alias or pseudonym.
It also eliminates the possibility of
the Prohibition party getting Roger
Bahsons name on the ballot
This year only the Democrats and
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
Hungarian
Plane Said
Shot Down
Hungary Protests the
Downing of Bomber
by Fighter Marked
With Rumanian Insig-
MIA; Rumanian-Rus-
sian Clash Reported.

Budapest. Aug. 81 (AP) - The
foreign office announced
today that Il plane marked with Ru-
manian insignia shot down Hun
garit.n bomber over Hungarian soil
this morning, and diplomatic dis
patches from Bucharest reported Il
bloody bordc clash between Ru-
manian and H.. sian troops.
The BucharI reports. neither con-
firmed nor denied officially in the
Rumanian capital, said the border
clash started Sunday morning and
caused hundreds Of dead on both
sides and the loss of at least two
fighting planes.
The reports of clashes caused a
sharp increase in southeastern Eu-
rOp'S tension over negotiations be-
tween Hungary and Eumania at
tempting to settle Hungary's claims
for the province Of TransylVania.
Bucharest was full Of reports
which officials refused to confirm or
deny that there had been encounters
between Hungarian and Rumanlan
planes over the disputed province of
Pennsylvania.
The Hungarian foreign office an
nounced it had sent protest to Bu-
charcst over what it claimed was an
"unprovoked and murderous attack"
Military preparations in Hungary
already on virtual war footing since
the practical collapse of attempts to
negotiate settlement Of the Hun
garian claims on Rumania for Tran
sylvania, were noticeably speeded up.
Artillcrymen on the Rumanian
border region were ordered TO load
their guns with live shells.
Anti-air raid precautions continued
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
Primaries In
Three States
(By the Associated Press

Senator Hiram Johnson, in his
toughest political contest in "a years,
sought nomination on the Republic
an. Democratic and Progressive par
ty tickets in CALIFORNIA; primary
election.
The veteran Republican senator
was opposed by three on the Repub-
lican ballot. five on the Democratic
and cnc on the Progressive.
Mississippi and South Carolina
had Democratic primaries today.
No statewide office was at stake in
South Carolina, but concurrent
referendum on whether to continue
licensed liquor stores created inter-
,e$t extending beyond the state:
boundaries.
II N'e.i-sinn'. Tho chic r7c0 '''H~
between Snnatnr Tnno4""" " III"
up for denomination, and forn:e:
Governor Hugh White.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
House May
VoEa On Bill
- x
This W eek
Measure II 5 Long
Been Urged as Essen
rial TOR Accelerating
Defense Preparations;
svsoan6s Profits Linz
itaIonS.

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
WiIIkie Does Not w ant
Support OF Radio Priest

are" Willkie said, Il not only am
not interested in his support but l
don't want it.
Il am not interested in the sup
mort of anybody who stands for any
form of preiuC/2 about anybody's
race or religion, or who stands for
any foreign economic or political
philosophy in this country.
Il don't nave to be president, but
I do have to keep my beliefs clear
to live with myself
Willkie wound up nearly a week
Of conferences here in order to fly
in mid-alternoon to RushVille. Ina,
where he will make his headquarters
-.l.... september Il.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27

New York, Aug. 27.-(AP)-Wen-
doll r, Willkie said today he did not
,,,,pt the support of the Reverend
charles E. Coughlin if he understood
oarroctIv that the radio priest is OPP
colteI. "fo certain people in this coun.
20, bacause Of their race or religion;
The Republican preSloen.lSir o ,ro,'n
nee was asked at press coltlI ~, IN
, nJu he had any comment ,. on an
NditoriaI in the publication CsociaI
SuIIGt e., founded by Father .0 coHsn a
! i.n' r1II needed call to American ma
''C ~ | Understand what his 0ei'ci'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27
Explanation
OF Differences
Is Promised

Washington, Aug. d. (AP) -
Conceding variations IN government
warplanc figures, the White House
called today for Il defense commits
sion report which, it said, would pre-
sent a reconciliation estimate" Of
planes already ordered
This estimate, Stephen Early told
reporters. would explain various estl-
mates made by the War, Navy and
Treasury departments, the defense
(Continued on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27

Continued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-27

CONTINUED on Page Three.)
Evening star., 1940-07-04
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

BELMONT B Elm RD:-cooL, AIRY, WELL FUR
exposures, piano. view; $40. CO. 43a1.
caGvEaAaR e5o briab2 gnaoor gnAaEk1pEAL DEAL LocATIoN
home privileges. Woodley 1858. Z.
DETACHED rn9I3s E1; HOME. PVT APT.-3 OR 4
Ffsdseiss so54 5I9e kE4 Rf 81 S2le
bafhr bad ats sss sssTI1 ss r9om kit dinstte. gys
sesn alssy turn $50 Natl fu s4sS service Fris'dair'
IMAGINE A COOL, NEWLY FURNISHED.
Groom, kitchen and bath apt. for only S55.
S asss asaSsufsai HALL p1. NV.
Corner of 1900 Wisconsin Ave
BUCHANAN So APIS. 1926 18th ST. NV
eiec. Also 4sao Ga. ;; ave. os. E 1883 ' eves. YES
1894 COLUMBIA RD. NV. S35 MO-
5st f.. ls. bed.liy: rm.. Murphy bed. kit:
neas saE aaalts Ap n 1oais
$3.50 WEEKLY-ONE LARGE. BEAUTI-
ful front room, 2nd floor; gas range. elec; );
semi-private bath. 415 East Capitol st. =
{Szn SOME ERE FREE RENT n r, K: B.; NICELY
dren taten phos. ME- ssf saSf s.2
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD.-ExCELENT
loc.,, cool, exp: attractive apts l, 2, 8
shower: Frigidaire. elec.: $50 to $50. HO
7498. Transient or permanent.
NEWLY DEC. l RIM. KIT FRIqIDA1RE,
telephone; $37. 80. 1881 o st. NV.
NEAR 10th. AND KALORAMA RD.-Ex-
cellent location; lovely newly furn.. liv-
ing-bed room. bedrm.. dinette. kit. tile
bath. shower; Electrolux: $50. HO. 749S.
WOODBRIDGE, 25O1 IRVING ST. NE
Large living room, bedroom. kitchenette;
elec. refg.; pvt bath, shower; c.h.w., un-
lin. phone; expos; adults.
900 goth ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
conv. downtown. ME. 1914.
TAKOMA, D. C., ''CEDAR COURTS
mr.. Walter Reed. 40 Cedar ST.: Q or 3
rms, kit. din. bath; scr. porch; cool,
conv. everything: play yd; utilities incl
S65-Ss0. Mgr. GE. O533.
WANTED. YOUNG. LADY 10 SHARE
beautifully furnished apt. In. Westchester.
Phone Woodley 9117 after 2 pm.
WALKING DISTANCE, 1885 18th NV
gas, eiec. refs; $42.5o UP. Elm. 1855.
Evening star., 1940-07-04
DOWNTOWN-S32.5O.
427 4th st. NV, across from park
--As, 20 u, Ieoec.; h.-Wh. Taylor 1924.

OOI LEA AFIS.
COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENT.
1905 End ST. NE.
PIG T ST. NE.
49, ana : rooms, kitchen and bath with
snoWer' Iuily screened, including rear
porcn, awnings. Terraced lawns with
Saroen Ssro tEuIniture. Ea. shade trees and shrub
DEFY: convenient transportation, near
service. Heat and hot water furnished
S47 20 and $50 80
oFEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
UNTIL PM,
RESIDENT MANAGER on Premises.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.
1o1e n ot. NV DI. 1918.
Evening star., 1940-07-04
APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

5 ROOMS, DEN, COMPLETELY FURN.;
ami; pvt. entrance, garage. 626 26th
ST. S., Arlington. Va. Jackson 1534-W.
ARLINGTON, VA UNFURN, LIVING
room, bedroom. dinette. kitchen and bath
janitor service; $50 month. CHI. ALA. s.
1927 N. VERMONT ST. ARLINGTON, VA
. rooms, private bath; newly furn.. and
decorated; 2 closets: heat, gas elec., hot
water; adults only: $40.
UNFURN.. Q LARGE ROOMS, KITCHEN
private bath, large closets. Electrolux,
gas stove, auto. heat; 2 blocks from bus;
nice, cool, shady, best residential section In
Hyattsytlle 90 Wine ave.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

2OOl SIXTEENTH ST. NV
Beautiful 3:room: kit and bath apart
ing, with exposures to the south, east and
HIorsn, lnSuring perfect cross ventilation
~ , YaS ao1mndant 1 closet space.
mtooernlzed building. located on upper 18th
81 %4-hour elevator and switchboard
c. A. SNOW CO.. 71o sth ST. NV.
Evening star., 1940-07-04
CALVERT HOIISE

h,,UI hh4UI 10th St n.w.-Ideal residence for
UusIhess people; airy. outside room, pri-
patf paths: selective menus switchboard;
Evening star., 1940-07-04

WESLEY HEIGHTS, 3O3O 44th ST
Newly renovated detached house on a good
Slzed lot, conv. to schools, churches and
ouS; lst n, living rm., dining rm., kit.
and layatory; 4 bedrms. and bath on 2nd:
garage. va Nu'
W. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT co-
1119 18th st. NV nj 4a6a
Evening star., 1940-07-04
ROOMS FURNISHED.
fr-As-..L


.as ssa q FL 1sn.a saaP
ztcr.s At ltth AMP ANT Mass Mass Az. NV {oyer aTuS
c.h.w.; walking distance.
1884 1884 CONN: AVE. Ivy Terrace-sinEIe
LIGHr Is5aI staJs tnKdCopysnisnt r next bath;
lSdSe sassf Hdst sss asss sos
hsoT next to bath; s4So per Week; aG0 prvass Hs
1904 M ST. NW-Nicely furnished front
room for two. also small room: good loca-
ton and reasonable rent.
I440 R. L: AVE. N.w.-,Newly furnished,
sbe roGm pup1ns mex 1882 ssh' adult family
2s23 2sth ST. NV. near Wardman Park
3rd-h front. suitable for 2; private family
meals II desired; reasonable. CO i0300.
baRe RooM and bath closets pryss
1O3 4th ST. NE-2 newly furnished front
rooms: semi-private bath; adults only.
convenient transp. Reasonable.
distance. 1924 18th St. NV. oe' WALKING
3I2 l1th ST. NE screened sleeping
sae Atsntie snfs 3iaS arSSom next to bath
1910 X ST. N.W.--Large Ink. room, gas
week Also small sleeping room.
ARMY OFFICERS WIDOW has twin bed
cheerful cor. home. 4224 18th st. NV
1924 MASS. AvE,-Share rm with agree
$500; ref. exch. Me 1850 ~ ''0'' "''::'
436 DELAF1ELD PL. NW.-Master bedrm-,
Jewish family: Georeia a57s 0''' A0D''
BURLINGTON HOTEL.
modelp ae,Gs bdss, the comfort and safety Of
squares from White House
S9-$10-$l2-$14 Per Week.
VERMONT AVE. AT THOMAS CIRCLE.
GRAFTON HOTEL,
Ii39 Conn ave.-LarRe. comfortable rooms.
sngIes adshes with running water. Ss.75 wk. up;
giles, Sl2 so wk. up: doubles. $3.50 wk up.
THE MAURY,"
aol 10th St: ny.--1O0 beautifully furn
tion room; single S6 SO wE up: double
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
ano radio, for ! person. from S1250 per
Week; for from SS per week each.
studio type rooms If desired Air con-
oitioned lobby dining room and cocktail
room Roof lounge open to September 40,
Call MR.. WILLS, mgr, for Inspection.
District 421O '-''
ROOMS UkFURhIsHED.
924 N ST. NV. Apt. 1-2 large rooms
private bath. 3 large closets, gas range
venet1an blinds: heat and light furnished:
e30 month. KEYS at 1875 10th st. NV
4l9 4th ST. Me- rooms, pvt. bath, re-
irieeration, phone extension; employed cou.
pie; convenient transportation.
iuG 18TH ST. NE large rooms for
Ink; sink, utilities; semi-bath; private
home: conv transp
ROOMS WANTED.
REFINED YOUNG LADY desires single
ooom oonn IN private home or apt. Atlantic
Evening star., 1940-07-04
ARLINGTON RIDGE

DELIGHTFULLY."- furnished 3-bedroom, 20
pain house, overlooking Washineton:
Sleeping porch, recreation room 2-csr
garage maids room and bath in base.
ment; ~ minutes from Washington
MR.. RALLOCk, Jackson ls66
Evening star., 1940-07-04
STUART HAIL.
New Government Ernnloves

ERHI c,Sb dSth niyw;I;1nspect ~; this. new. MOD
faoS EoE cIuo. Hotel service. UNSURPASSED
1000 1000, roof garden elevator, sWitchbosrd
rates from S42 so Michixan Sam
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FLATS FOR RENT.
ROOMS BATH YARD. PORCH, IN FINE
condition. S25 per month 447h Tennes-
see ave. ne. Adams 898S.
COLORED-527 End ST. N.E.-5 LARGE
rooms. kitchen, bath, porch; S45 COM
pletely redecorated. Refs. required.
L. j. HELLER,
735 18th St NV MA 7343
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CLEVELAND PARK, 3I55 HIGHLAND PI.
Nicely furnished beautiful old homestead.
| with large veranda on sides, bedrooms.
| 8 paths, large reception room, living room,
olnlng room, breakfast room, pantry and
kltchen' Bryant air-conditioned heat, Gear
mouse is in 1st-class condition, and is
| located on an acre of ground
W, c; d A n. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
| 1119 18th st. NV DI 44sa
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,o554s o554s46 Rhode Island ave- NV, DU, 3355.
ueniart eo1 Mass: ave NV; District 1855 Con-
save save carfare; Southern home cooking ex-
eepe,onaiy secen4aa well planned and served; most
Evening star., 1940-07-04
MOST EXCLUSIVE

MARQUIS APT, 1908 ASHMEADE PL. NV,
SOUTH END OF TAFT BRIDGE
3-RM, K. $50; 4-RM, K, $75.
Modern fireproof elevator bldg; secre-
tarial, phone service; refined clientele; furn
at slight extra charge. Hobart 5O83.
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ELECTRIC FANS cleaned creased and re-
paired; sold and exchanged: 81 years SELL
w suPERIoR LOCK & ELECTRIC CO..
1410 L st NV ME Q439. O.
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ELECTRIC RANGES-Standard makes at
deep-cut prices No money down. Liberal
frade-ins Atlas. Q21 G st n W. DI 3131.
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FURNITURE BARGAINS-Fine quality fac
Stahler'S, 62b F st. NV. Open till 9.
FURNITURE-Poster twin beds, de luxe
springs, dresser, all mahogany. EN-. 4556.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

DISPLAY CASES new and used. All sizes
at deep-cut prices. No money down. Lib
eral trade-ins. Atlas, 921 G st. NV. DI.