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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
GOOD TASTE TODAY

at hble-in an Ia carte res
taurant ,"
Ny answer 10 this Is that the
expert hostess always orders ahead
Of time when she invites more than
one person to eat in a restaurant.
Nothing makes such an inefficient
and awkward beginning As sitting
at table while four people study
the menu and make up their minds,
and change their minds, for min
utes on end. Moreover, many peo-
pie are embarrassed by the price
marks. Hard though they try not
to notice them and to order what
they like, they are conscious OF
those numbers at the right In spite
Of themselves and often order what
they don't like.
II you are giving a lunch party
Of any size, you probably arrange
to have flowers on your table. but
for less than six this is rather
OVERRIDING It,"
Who Wears Flowers At the
Wedding
Dear Mrs. Post: Are the bride
and grooms mothers. and perhaps
other immediate women members
OF the family, the only ones sup
posed TO wear flowers at the we'd
ding?
Answer: Flowers are not obi
gatory even for the mothers. and
not improper on the other hand for
any women guests. Some women
always wear them. others never do.
But even II one Of the mothers
belong in this last category. she
might like TO wear them on this
particular occasion-if they are of
the right color for her dress. Per-
haps one reason why certain wom-
en- do not like 10 wear flowers IL
that they are not always becoming
TO her dress when they are we'll
chosen. they are lovelyD
A Maid Asks About Her Clothes
Dear Mrs. Post: am a maid
and II is about the clothes wear
when on duty that ] would like
your advice. wear green uni
forms, flesh stockings. and black
low-heeled pumps. have always
worn silk stockings of serviceable
weight. Some one has told my EN-
ployer that ought TO wear cotton
stockings. Is this true?
Answer: You may wear silk
stocking. but flesh Is not the right
color unless with your afternoon
uniform you are wearing deep
cream colored apron and collar and
cuffs. In this case, II is proper 10
wear stockings that most nearly
match them. But II you wear
NnlAf bpfNfiF STU i'iirf SfNs 'fAA'f
you should wear white stockings.
White shoe. with cotton dresses in
the morning: white stockings and
black patent leather pumps with
silk afternoon dresses. II you wear
black uniform. a fairly light
gray stocking with black pumps
is smartest.
AN INVITATION TO ANSWER
Dear Mrs. Post: Ny husband
and have received an invitation
to silver wedding anniversary
reception Of people We know only
through infrequsnt business deal
ings with the husband. We scarce
~ know the wife Ny husband
and don't care 20 20. IN fact, ss
have an engagement Of long stand
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Embarrassed

Embarrassed
Dear Miss Grey: Why do so
many people think ii necessary
to prove their sparkling" quail
ties when they have been intro
duced TO new acquaintance
1t is just as easy and gracious
land much more sensible) to
merely say How do you do in
stead of proving you have a
sparkling personality and often
talking too much.
I was terribly embarrassed by
friend not long ago. had just
introduced her to young man
who is a very admirable fellow.
| have discussed him with this
friend of mine and took 1t for
granted that she would not repeat
any of the harmless things ! said
about this young man.
I had the occasion to introduce
this girl and this man and couldn't
believe my ears when she started
in to babble, "Oh, l know who you
are. Betty talks about you all
the time. In fact. you are one
of her main topics of CONVERSE
ton so / feel as though l know
you we'll"
was 50 Disguised I didn't even
take the matter up with her after
the young man left-but l was
terribly embarrassed and think
that IL more people would forget
the sparkle idea so far as their
personalities are concerned, and
rely on simplicity. they would be
much better off. B. B.
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A Change
Is Better
Than a Rest

Since II is generally agreed that
the perfect vacation offers a com
plete change Of scenery. experts
who think Of beauty in terms Of
health and relaxation don't insist
that everyone should retire 10 a
quiet spot away from II all" for
the summer holiday.
Their idea Ia that onr who leads
quiet, rcstful. fairly uneventful
life month In and month out prob
ably will derive real benefit from
two weeks whirl in A large city.
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What these women don't realize
is that whether husbands
hobby or ambition is important
or not in itself or ever likely 10
amount to anything, it's very i'm
portant to him at the moment.
Such women should learn that
1t Is very real part Of him. that
he wants to talk about 1t and that
he wants to be encouraged TO be-
lieve it will amount to something.
And most Of all, they must
learn that If he is not used to
having his schemes taken seri-
ously at home, he will think the
first woman who does take them
seriously really understands him.
And maybe she does.
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Walking with him dossn the ionE
avenue Of eucalyptus. watching the
sun slaniinE to golden rays
through the stiff branches shslia
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and
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ca II
he
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Neither side vulnerable.

West opened the queen of clubs,
and South thought for quite while
before making the first play from
dummy. Obviously, it was necessary
to set up dummy rather than his
own hand; but how was he to guard
against Az break in hearts? To
be sure, the trumps had to break
80 If the slam was to be made;
but it was vital to give the shorter
trump holding no chance to over
ruff heart trick.
The solution seems quite simple
when it's pointed out. Dummy won
the first trick with the club king,
and South discarded the singleton
heart! That allowed South to ruff
a low heart at once. Dummy was
re-entered with trump for an
other heart ruff.
Now the spade ace was cashed,
dummy .discarding a club, and a
trump was led to dummys ace. The
hearts were then cashed, and it
didn't matter when East took his
high trump. That was the only
trick the defense could win.
yesterday you were Howard
schenken's partner and, with neither
side vulnerable, you held:
A 983
y @ 5
Q A Q 1914
D AQ9
The bidding:
Echenken Maier You Jacoby
! a Pass 20 Pass
az Pass 90
Answer - Bid three no = trump.
You have considerable strength in
the unbid suit, fair diamond suit
and some help for your partners
majors.
Score 100 per cent for three no
trump, 40 per cent for two no-trump,
20 per cent for three spades.
Question No. 494.
Today you are David Burnstones
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UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Joan of Arc was the daughter of
man named Jacob dare, or Jacob
OF Arc. In her girlhood she was
known by her family and friends as
Jeanne or Jeanette. To this day,
she often is spoken of as Jeanne
dare" pronounced "zhon dark"
sThe name Joan of Arc" is more
common In this country, however.
After hearing a voice from the
clouds, as she thought, Joan had
many visits with angels and saints.
she related that she had seen hun
nreds of them, and had held long
talks with st. Margaret, st. Cath
crime and the Archangel Michael
Most persons of today would say
she must have been mistaken, but
whatever we may think about that,
this fact stands out: She believed
she had such talks, and her belief
led her to do things which gave her
place in history.
The "voices" told her to 60 forth
and save France, and we must look
back to see what reason there was
for such action. When the Nor
man duke, William the Conqueror,
won the English throne, he still
kept power over Normandy, a part
Of France.
Later English kings, who were de-
scended from William, ruled Nor
mandy, and increased their power
in France. More than once, a king
married French princess or daugh-
ter of a noble, In that way English
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partner, and, with neither side vul-
nerable, you hold:
4 6
y IS 2
8 A @ 10 S5
3 10 s 30
The bidding:
Burnstone Schenken You Jacoby
l A Pass 2 8 Pass
~ Pass 90
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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okinq Precautions

South made the rather ambitious
slam contract shown below because
] he took precautions against the most
gNkely suit breaks. He knew that the
most probable break of six cards
lis Al rather than 3-3. That item
| of knowledge was quite important
] In the proper development of the
heart suit:
North, dealer.
Neither side vulnerable
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Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

david Bruce Burnstone Merwin D.
Msen os Wo4d Ils ssSgs aGHsffd
four, inventors of the system that
has beaten every other system in
existence
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give the impression of being "She
gives the impression of being unable
to understand" is the thought to be
expressed, not She can't give the
impression of being able to under
stand"
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By JOS. J. FRISCH.

T. Gina Dudd seems unable
to understand" Is the required form,
not Tina Dudd can't seem to I'M
derstand." Seem means to create or
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The throne chair of Napoleon is
preserved in San Francisco
museum.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

TILDEN GARDENS. 1900 CONN. AVE,
Apt. 302-G-3 rms. kitchen. bath. Open
10 to 5, Sun, 1870 to g. WO. 1894.
other hours. WI. 5904. BROWN.
3 RMS. KIT. BATH. SHOWER. BUILT
in sink and metal cabinets: newly dec;
blk. grade school. 325 Decatur st. ".
MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND e SITS.
e.--2 r., k, din. b.. and exp; "a
hr elev.. switched service elec. refg. incl..
S50-Sb5 IL l0490,
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Irontiniled
THE ANCHOR INN
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,

Large room. attractively furn.. tw
beds, pvt. bath; spacious semi-baseme
rm., pvt bath
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

l-RAI. APT. KIT. AND BATH BY SEPT.
10; NV; furnished or unfurnished state
price. Box 1S1-R Star. So
YOUNG LADY. GOVT. EMPLOYE, WOULD
like to share apt with | or = girls al
ready settled; walking distance of Govt
buildings. Box lS-R, Star
ONE Room AND KITCHEN; NORTH
west: $40; private; apt. house preferred;
Will Su0let Box !23-R Star.
bath; desirable central location. near trans
portation: S35. Box 237-R, Star %
TWO-ROOM APARTMENT. FURNISHED
not to exceed fifty dollars monthly. Box
249-R. Star
UNFURNISHED = OR 3 ROOM APT.
without refg.; fireplace; NV sec; Oct. lst:
BOX ISO-R Star
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

. LARGE ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH
clean heat gas, cleo, elec. refg. co.
0962J. 1918 Newton st. NV.
THE SANTA ROSA-ATTRAC. FURN.
housekeeping apt, > bedrms.. liv. nm.
st W.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ALBAN TowERs--SUBLEAsE, ATTRAc-
lively furn; overlooking National Gathe-
porchs ftchen. % Bath; Rs s5s. % ineiIdins eiec
and gas. 300 Mass. ave, Apt. sos.
1910 IRVING ST. N,W,--1 ROOM, KITcH-
en-, bath, Frgidaire. ch.w; elec. and gas
incl. in rent; $3.50 wk or S35 mo.
CAPITOL HILL -.22 ROOMS: NEWLY FUR.
B st. ne. Franklin 96s7.
d3sa ,lad1 Iath ST NWslLARGE W. BAY WIN
completely furnished, Frigidaire; S42.
CHEVY CHASE D. C = BED-LIVING
room. kitchenette, elec. refg.;,, everything
TAKOMA .PARK-S34 A MONTH; 2
Domer ave, near Saratoga and Flower ave.
42%3 4aom S Foo
Murphy bed; available Oct /. HO. 1921.
1IO6 L ST. NV ROOMS KITCHEN.
private bath; elec refg, lights, heat and
gas included; 1st floor.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK, K,RD,-.ExCELLENT
Frisidaire; eiev. s5o-ss5'. 10. 74as.
SCHUYLER ARMS. 1854 COLUMBIA RD..
rooms, k. and b. convenient location.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK, 1s 10th ST. NE
bath: heat and light included. CO. 1865.
gSEeVE FmI Dsas BTf hsss t1I
none nicer: reduced Sl3 Ii. 1897. So
oWNTOWN-ENGLIsH BASEMENT STU
dio apt; or rooms pvt. bath shower;
housekeeping suitable . to 4. 1904 X st.
NV. s.
o ST. NEEl1 LARGE ROOM. KITcH-
Frigidaire; So so: Apt. t.e. /. e'e'' ''''"
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE ATTRAcTIIyF
Gle. DE 0300 Apt. 2o5, for appointment.
CHASTLETON, G02-1-RM., BATH APT,
attrac furn., no kit. Phone DU. 1000,
GOVT. GIRL WILL STARE HER NEW
. rms kit, bath porch; 10 min. city;
$3.50, JA l64a-W
NICELY FURNISHED APT, / ROOM, d.
nette. Kitchen and bath elevator and
SWltchboard service; available Oct. l. DU.
2314 10th ST N,W.--ENGLISH BASE
ment apt, large room. . studio beds. Kit:
Frieidaire; pvt. bath; pvt entr. HO. 9435.
> FURNISHED ROOMS. ACCOMMODATE
family: convenient location; easonable
rent. Apply Apt. No. l, 400 18th St NV.
PARK LANE-TWO GIRLS TO SHARE .
room corner apt. with > others. Separate
> ROOMS. KIT. BATH: FRONT. CLEAN.
NV NV North s554. Apt Boa. ' .. ="
1903 MINI AVE. NE TWO FLOOR
apt, , T. pvt b.. 3 porcheS. - yds.: ami.
large home; adults; $50. APPLEBY, Lin
coin @26G
33s EMERSON ST. NV. = ROOMS
kitchen. bath: automatic heat, refg good
car. bus service ideally furnished
TWO ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT.
No 5l6, available Sent. Is at 1850 on
years lease INSPECTION by appointment
only, Phone co. 51l4. HARVARD HALL.
CABIN G., JOHN. MD; FIRST ST. AND EAST
heat. elec. incl Adults. S35 WI. 3o1s
THE CLIFTON. 1928 CLIFTON NV
rooms. tall. pantrv. bath. locker: nicely
fUrn. twin beds: so See janitor as
Mr.. DUPONT CIPCL-GIRL TO SHARE
apt; sRtt Two ro0m5i; G5i Sitchen bath, reference.
WANTED, GIRL TO SHARE I-ROOM.
Kitchen, bath and porch apt with another
1883 Kenyon 81. NV. ADJ. S03.
LARGE ROOMS. HEATED FIREPR ooF;
1891 Newton st. Brookland. d c
1915, K, ST. NV ROOM. KITCHEN
and bath: gas, elec and refg. on house.
COW. downtown Metropolitan S39s
1899 EYE ST. NV AND = ROOM
convenient downtown. District S54S
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APIS
One and two rooms. modern: attractive
rates. Open for inspection s m TO 10
pm. 1861 Fairmont So. NV
GEORGETOWN APT. ATTRACTIVELY
furnished new china, linen and bedding:
LIVING room. bedroom; sunroom, kitchen and
' ' FRANCES POWELL HILL.
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TABLE BOARD.

512I NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Reg-
ular dinners, SOC. Meals served in private
home Spasetti cooked 10 order Special
attention 10 private parties RA. 034l,.
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ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APIS
One and two rooms modern: attractive
rates. open Tor inspection s a m. to 10
pm. 1861 Fairmont st NV.
GEORGETOWN APT. ATTRACTIVELY
furnished, new china, linen and bedding.
living room. bedroom, sunroom. kitchen and
clnatte, SO. Call Mrs Scott. WI. 3633,
FRANCES POWELL HILL.
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3l49 ] 9th ST. NW.-N-w embassy guest
house; singles and doubles: choice meals.
1920 G ST. SE.-Double front room. walk
ing distance Navy Yard. S35 each; possible
3 for less Atlantic 2S93-W. 1s
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COUNTRY BOARD.

HOMEWOOD
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa-ExcelIent meals,
ScrupulouSly clean house Gentle clientele.
Mrs. j. F. CummnS phone l03-M.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

I'tG BOULEVARD VAR & COURTS 1900 n WASH,
CLOSE in. Available now. Day, Oxford
2416. Night, Chestnut 4140. 9s
2 ROOMS AND BATH. ATTRACTIVELY
furnished, private entrance: adults only;
500. l mile south OF Alexandria on Mt.
Vernon blvd. Phone Alexandria 42l5
FAIRFAX, VA.-5 RMS, FULLY FURN..
beautiful garden setting; separate ent.;
oil heat: fireplace: all cleo, bright, att.
Fairfax 81 or Temple 2461.
FURN. BACHELOR APT. RMS LIV.
rm., bedrm., shower: pvt home, shaded by
giant oaks: quiet. ideal for student or pro-
fesSor: gentlemen only; Is min. to q, w.
or G. u; breakfast opt CHI 1904.
BRENTWOOD. MD, 4410 HOLLADAY ST.
- rms, kit. semi-private bath furn.,
elec. refe.. heat, light furn. WA. 577S.
Mt RAINIER-APTS., 4 r.. S47.5O:
S25; 3 r, SAB. 1920 33rd ST. WA 1915.
NEARBY ,yA.-NEw. PVT. HOME; LIv,o,
flreplaces, 44-ft. porch; overlooking Wash
lngton and Potomac River. l943 Arl
Ridge I'd, Arlington. Va. ia. 1649-J.
bath; attractively furnished; oil heat, con-
tinuous hot water: adults. oxford 0945. Sc
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573S OREGON AVE NW-WILL SHARE
BUNGALOW. l or = adults; quiet porches,
ground, garage: IS week Woodley 1549
1928 CALVERT ST N.W-STUDIO LIV-
ing rm.. kitchen: elec. refg., inner-spring
mattress: adults: $40
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~ -
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS FUR. G. UkFUR.

DOWNTOWN, 1915 Eye. st. n;w-Nicely
furn. or unfurn: rms, with or without run
From m. to 6 pm. call Ma. 1897:
after call MI S3l0
. LARGE FRONT ROOMS, one middle
room, furn or unfurn. Apply 1921 Geor-
Gia ave. NV.
c7Ol GOOD HOPE RID SE.-3 beautiful
rooms for nEht housekeeping.
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1920 10th ST. NW.-Convenient to tranSp.
Singles, doubles. Meals served any hour,
lunches packed free. Parking. Reasonable.
,altI h 10
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l721 QUE ST. N.W.-Double room; vacancy
in double for young man; also vacancy in
double for young lady
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PINE MANOR.
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL

ISt and c sts. n.e.-LivinK rm.. bedrrn g.
path and pullman kitchen. From $50 per
month includes gas, elec. and maid sery
Gail MR.. PARRISH, mgr., for inspection.
Atlantic GSO0
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PARK LANE-TWO GIRLS TO SHARE .
room corner apt. with = others. Separate
beds. RE. 400. Ext 110l. 9.
> ROOMS. KIT BATH: FRONT. CLEAN.
fur nicely girls or couple. 1925 18th
NV. North 1854. Apt 304. %
1903 MINI AVE NE - TWO FLOOR
apt > r. pvt b.. 3 porches. - yds. ami.
coin ooRG
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UNUSUAL CORNER APT. 622 NICHOL-
son st. n.w-2 rms. kitchen, private bath,
cross ventilation; front porch: pvt. uni.
phone, util and heat furn.; adults. RAN
dolph 36S5
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1902 10th ST. N.W.-Government clerks;
double room, other vacancies: newly
painted and papered; good food; $50.
c125 CONN.-Large front rn.. twin beds.
1nner-SpringS; newly deco; private bath;
also single room; unlimited phone. s"
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1S4I KALORAMA RID NV - Refined
licious meals: very conv.: inspection invited.
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1G55 c ST. Me- ROOMS, BATH:
heat elec., gaS, relg. furn: in new home:
reasonable: adults 81
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

1877 K NV lge. rooms, semi-private
bath; S ex. auto. heat, water and re-
frigerauon: S32.5 80. RA. 1891.
CHEVY CHASE-Completely modern, un-
usually attr.; large paneled rm.. pvt.
shower: gar; S26.5O. Call Oliver O965.
5I4 B ST. NE-Large front room, kitch-
enette, h. |. e., ChW, electric retgn
southern exposure; references; adults.
272 CARROLL ST, Takoma, D. C.-1
large unfuruiShed basement room private
entrance: elec. incl; $40 month. ia. 919S
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CHEVY CHASE lovely rooms. shower
between; pvt home: four singles or =
couples meals OPTIONAL. EN-. SL46.
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3546 PARK PL. N.W-Iarge front rm.,
facing park, adj bath, twin beds. unlim.
phone, home cooking TIA. O74O.
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WANTED-GIRL TO SHARE EST. APT,
room and board, S35. CO. 74O0, after
Is pm.
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MICHIGAN PARK-Large room for or
3 young people radio and phone in room;
S36; mr. bus and car. Decatur 29S7.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

3 or,4 business women. 137 Silver Spring
ave, 7/1O OF a mile from Ga. streetcar
line
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CORNER OF CATHEDRAL AVE, 1850 27th
st.-Single room for young man. shower,
excellent food. moderate rates. CO. 57S7.
EXCLUSIVE UPPER 10th ST.-Vacancy
for . or guests; moderate rates: quick
tranSnnrtatiOn TAYLOR 90lb.
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1916 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW-A dis
tinctive home for young people. in an un-
surpassed location: reasonable.
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l427 COLUMBIA RID. NV, APT. 22-4
rooms, porch, furnished; to refined settled
couple or gentlemen
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1401 FAIRMONT ST. NV. - YOUNG
lady share attractive apt separate bed
living rm; reasonable Adams S464.
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pa A ST MEASURABLE FOR A
group OF men. , squares from Census
Building. Frigidaire- Reasonable. s.
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GRANDMOTHER OFFERS ENTIRE 2nd
Floor, > Rooms, <. and B. Refrigeration.
Suited Family Including Baby. 1925
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1910 BILTMoRE ST. NV, APT. 33-
Overlooking Rock Creek Park; living room,
dining room. bedroom, kitchen. bath.
screened porch, wood-burning fireplace;
completely furnished with linens, silver
Must be seen 10 be appreciated. HO. 1922
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1926 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Studio furnished spacious closets: every
room living room; downtown, save S5 mo.
by walking to work. Club lounge. con-
genial social atmosphere Charming din
Ing room, Selective menus. Hotel desk.
switchboard phone every room. From S35
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1920 KEARNEY ST NE ROOMS. d.
nette, kitchen. private bath: Frigidaire;
private entrance. utilities adults. S45.
BOND APTS.. 1890 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
NV rooms. reception hall and bath:
rooms private; Frigidaire.
56 CLAIMING ST. NW-MODERN. EN-
tire I'd floor newly decorated: incloSed
sleeping porch, private bath; Frigidaire:
adults.
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NEW
1903 BELMONT Rn

1913 BELMONT RD.,
I Block South 18th and Columbia Pd
bedrooms. living room. kitchen di-
nette bath and porches; also 3 bedrooms
50 80. Open
MCINTYRE CORP. AID. $50
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TERRACE HALL.
1445 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
Comfortable double room. clean and cool
with run water; air-cooled dining room,
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-08
MIROW ACTIVITIES

Pilot Sasseen advised Mirow Air Service that because of the lateness of the boat at Seward he would be unable to get into Nome until tomorrow.
 Pilot Chambers made the last mail flight to Teller, Wales and Shishmaref Tuesday, also made the mail run from Unalakleet to Nulato and return. Passengers from Nome to Haycock on this trip was Ned Rude anl Ray Haer- ing for Ungalik.
 On the return from Unalakleet to Ungalik four passengers were picked up at Unalakleet, s. Kat achatak, Carl Ivanof, Harold Charles and J. Katachatag. Pl- lot Chambers was unable to land at Nome last evening on account of weather and stayed at Solo, mon over night.
 Wednesday morning Chambers came in from Solomon and left soon for Teller with one passen- ger, L. Stephanson and freight and returned with two passen- gers, Morris Thompson and Billy Gum.
 A trip is scheduled for Taylor in the morning and return viz American Crek to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-08
Diphtheria ImmunizatiOn Available to Nome Children

Mrs. Sprenger, Public Health Nurse reports that as a part of a public health program, vaccin ations for smallpox and diphther- ia toxoid has been offered to in fants, preschool and school child ren free of charge. A statistical summary of vaccinations for smallpox and immunizations for diphtheria shows that of the 149 children attending the Territor- ial School 132 have been vaccin- ated for smallpox within the last five years, have been vaccinat- ed over years ago and g have never been vaccinated.
 Out of the 149 school children l27 have been immnized for diphtheria within the last 5 years or had a negative Shick test, 6 have been immunized over 5 years ago and 16 have never been immunized for Diphtheria.
 Of the 90 infants and preschool children who are white children or a member of a family at which a white man is the head, 53 have been successfully vaccinated for smallpox and 37 have never been vaccinated. There are 52 within this age group that have been immunized or diphtheria leaving 38 children who have never been immunized. Children under 6 years of age are most defenseless against dIphtheria so it is of most importance that this age group be protected. However, elder children may have the disease and it is advisable that they al- so be protected.
 Mrs. Sprenger also wishes to announce that a telephone has been installed at the Health Cen ter and anyone can reach her there between the hours of 1 and pm. either by telephone or per Sonal call. Parents of infants and preschool children are invited to bring their children for nurses inspection and instruction. Child ren are weighed and measured as a means of checking and observ- ing their growth.