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Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-20

Stop the health menace before
it gets in its deadly work in the
wake of earthquake devastation!
DR.. Warren F.. Fox. county health
officer, with the help of men from
the senate department of health,
marshalled his forces Monday TO
prevent the spread of disease and
contagion which usually follow cat
aStrophieS such that endured by
Imperial Valley Saturday night.
Take care now before anything
gets started" he urged Monday.
THE water shortage doubles the
danger. Use common sense! 1t is
up to every citizen to see that dis
ease does not get started before
everything is normal again. The
dairy industry is urged to be par
ticularly careful about sterilizing
containers. BE sure the water you
drink is fit to drink"
j. H. Harmon and H. G. Ong-
erth, sanitary engineers from the
state department, and Roscoe Davis
from the sanitary inspection divi-
sion and Lawrence Niles, deputy
county health officer, began a wa
ter and sewage check Sunday.
Every city's sewage plant is in
working order today" they said
Monday, and the city water sup
plies are satisfactory for the pres
ent."
Frequent laboratory tests of wa
ter and milk supplies were ordered.
Beware of typhoid" Fox warned,
The county health department will
offer typhoid innoculation in its
offices in the court house basement
during the usual office hours every
day. Typhoid innoculation will be
offered in the park in BraWley
from l pm. to 5 pm. every day,
and in Imperial at hours to be ar
ranged later" DR.. Paul Yingling
postponed opening of venereal
disease clinic in Calexico Monday
in order to help with innoculations.
Again Fox warned residents of
rural areas to refrain from drink
ing raw untreated ditch water.
1T is mandatory that all cafe,
restaurant, and hotel proprietorS
take every precaution," Fox said.
They must sterilize all dishes and
drinking utensils according to for
mulas they have received from US.
II they are not careful they or
their employees may be responsible
for starting an epidemic of some
kind"
Fox urged every resident to kill
flies as one of the most important
health measures at this time
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-20
hireLoca| Labor
To Rebuild, Plea

Imperial Valley labor for Imperial
Valley reconstruction was urged
Monday by John w. Donohue
president of the Ell Centre cham
Der of commerce.
Virtually all unemployed in the
valley are registered with the State
Employment office, he said, urging
use of these men in repairing
quake-h hit buildings
meanwhile, the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce sent two de-
partment heads to Ell Centre to
help in the reconstruction period.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-20
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weaknesses were found. however.
State inspectors had not yet
reached Holtville Monday morning
but city officials began inspection
of all downtown buildings Business
was conducted as usual. No serious
damage was found. Bricks from the
top of the Pioneer Pool Hail and
the second story of the Taggart
rooming house fell, as well as the
Acre building and the postoffice.
Residences reported no damage
except to a few chimneys. No foun-
dationS were affected.
Among minor injuries suffered
by several persons, those to Joe
Orta, Mexican, were most severe.
Rumors spread that he had been
killed. At the Holtville hospital,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-20
E Centre

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iously, as we'll as an arcade at the
California hotel and the arcade at
Fifth and Broadway across from
the hotel.
For 200 feet on Main street west
from Fifth the Ell Centre hotel
building was the hardest hit in the
city. 1t was an old building, con-
structed about 1905. In the Pro-
fessional building, one wall was
damaged and across the street at
the Valley Drug company there was
some Clipped plaster but no dan
gerous development. Broken glass
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-20

where he went under his own pow
er. he was found to be not badly
injured. He was transferred to the
county hospital later, and is re-
covering satisfactorily from head
injuries.
The Holtville city council met in
emergency session Sunday night
TO plan reconstruction work and
discuss health precautions and
other necessary measures.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-20
Stop Menace TO Health Before II
Gets in Deadly Work in wakeof
TembIors, Dr.. Fox Warns Valley

He initiated a plan to disinlecC
every outside toilet in the non-seW-
age sections of every valley town.
They will be treated with lime and
fixed to make them sanitary.
1T is better to be careful now
than sorry later" he declared. Com
mon sense will do the trick"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-20
Flax Market

The Minneapolis exchange Mon
day pegged the flax market at
$1.90 for May, $1.78 for July, and
$l.76k for September, according SO
Argyle McLachlan, secretary of the
Southwest Flaxseed association.
Under the setup no trading will
be allowed at the Minneapolis mar
ket at prices lower than the estab-
lished rates, McIachlan said
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-20
Rambling Reporter

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there" he asked the guard through
chattering teeth.
Yes" said the guard.
(Which way is it going?' asked
the chatterer.
ITO Los Angeles" said the guard.
so am l." shouted the man and
began to sprint trainward.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEAR SILVER sP.-3 R., X. B., UNFURN,,
Large grounds sH. 6a74,
Sl9 TONNER AVE, HYATT.-NEW MOD
ern apt. unfurn.. 3 rooms. kit. large closet,
rms, pvt. bath. G: refg and gas range,
for Ink. In new home. Chestnut 5766.
? ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH. GARAGE;
heat light, gas; = buses to Wash, 10c zone
close clos to stores; s45 mo. laOl N Yer
urn ssissa1siy; lovely hIilfog home:
walls. fireplace din rm.. kitchen; suite Of
two bedrms.. bath adjoining; library: util.
incl incl; bus eno 10 min to Army Navy Country
SIN sink ,{ and css5inets; large bsthrm:, hall;
no4 WEST DRIVE SILVER SPRING. MD.
New bldg.; ! rm., kit. dinette, bath. S45;
: rms. kit. dinette. bath. S55; incl heat.
gas. elec.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY LOVELY
apt, entire End fl. of new brick home pvt.
front ir,r ENTRANCE; s large kitchen; bath.
sdul.s a,,Gsyor only cSl Sn CHI 59?7, 1905 N. Ode
UNFURNIsHED LIv. RIM. . BEDROOMS.
dinette, kit, bath and porch: heat fur
nished; lovely residential section. Call at
:?47 Mt. View place Sc. or AT, 1854.
ALEX, ,vA.-2-RooM APT, UNFuRN
ave.
500 JEFFERSON AVE. EAST RIvERDALE,
Md r. kitchenette. b.. Electrolux: pvt.
entrance; oil burner; adults.
SoUNDPROOF, 3 LGE, RMS. APT; HIGH
ceilings; eXpr. bus line. Just remodeled
sunny, large yard: $50. Temple 3247.
FOREST GLEN. MD-SUNNY. QUIET "
rms. kit, bath screened porch. private
entrance: all utilities; SIS. SH 4251-R
ATTRACTIvELY FURN.. CLEAN. BRIGHT
cheerful living room and kitchen; well
no children; s:i3 mo. sH. @47o-R N -
a505 Bath ST. MT. RAINIER. MD
Desire couple share modern home. kit.
comforts; reas. Apply after Sun
aSofRf fhE VOC rooms nicely S LExnNGhoH 5urniSheG
Frieidaire, electricity and phone: $40.
UNFURN,, . LARGE ROOMS, KIT. PVT
s4h s4a 5o eeX QUIET oil smp heat cou5e ph0ne ar ds
4s5" after ! pm.
NEARBY VA APT. BLDG.
Nr+4RG LARGE pI ly INps 5 bedr KIT; dlnette vE,
scREENEB PoRcH oiseria9n'ty Pafkina ot LAm6 ARple
closets, cabinets. McCLAINE. CH. $500.
BEAUTIFUL 5-RM APT FURN. OR UNF
large estate: private tiled bath shower
sleeping porch. kitchen refs. ami
Heat. LIGHT Furnished
$3.50 Wilson Blvd, Ar!.. Va. CHI. 5000
FURNISHED
LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM AND KITCH
en- in pvt. home; complete Simmons bed
uni phone. c-h.w.. G.. Z box and oil heat
VIII appeal 20 one who desires cleanliness.
Chestnut ll46.
THE IRVING APIS
UnfurniShed. l room, dinettc. Kitchen
ette and bath. sos North Irving St.
Arlington.
STUDIO APTS, OPEN FIREPLACE.
NEW APT. BLDG. NEARBY VA
LARGE Ay nm. BOOKCASES. kit, 4,
eley OVERLOOKING CITY Sts 5o-S53 so.
McCLA1NE. CHI. 1900. CHI 1901 ewes.
ARLINGTON. VA.
S55.
=, extra large rooms, kitchen and bath
Near Colonial Village Call CHI 4l2l,
ewes. Oh Io11
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FLATS FOR RENT.

323 1lth ST. NE end FIOORl-5- RMS =,
b, porch. h W h, all outside rms S25 ou.
H. H. CARTER, fl3 18th NV. Ma. AIS.
429 TENNESSEE AVE. NE ROOMS.
kitchen, bath, corner building. yard
$50 -. owner, Columbia 2615
Sl3 MINI AVE. NE-3 AND y ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. h w h. newly decorated
reaSonq bic Tavlnr 21nl Sunday after 3 a
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURN.. " TO 3 RMS. KITCHEN. PVT. B
adults little girl Box 43i-T star
SMALL, FURNISHED. NORTHWEST APT.
at reasonable rental desired. Write PAUL
MILLER Franklin Park Hotel. full details.
ONE ROOM KITCHEN. BATH OR SEMI
bath. unfurnished; by two refined ladieS
in quiet home; reasonable. Box 3iG-T,
Star
SMALL HOUSE OR APT. FURNISHED;
suburban; reasonable. Call IL 10ls be-
fore am or after pm.
BACHELOR APARTMENT. VICINITY OF
Scott or Dupont Circle either furnished or
unfurnished. Box 309-T Star.
FURNISHED. SMALL; SUBURBS PRE-
ferred; or small bungalow if reasonable.
Box 294T, Star.
JEWESS DESIRES SHARE ANOTHER S
apartment: separate rooms kitchen prlvi-
46-T. star. ' ''''' N
FURNISHED APARTMENT, ROOMS,
kitchen, bath: strictly private; $40 TO $50.
Pin. AID. OILS, MISS KEENAN,, @::30 10 30
COUPLE DESIRE OR : ROOMS. KITCH-
enette. bath. furnished, modern equipment,
Woodridee section ne: S35 TO $40; Al
references. Phone Warfeld 1901
WOODBRIDGE OR MT. RAINIER = /
room, kit. bath: or Ink. apt; furn; not
over S25. Box 3s3-T Star.
:, OR 3 ROOM FURN. APT. IN AIRING
ton. Alexandria or Bucklnghsm must be
well furn.: prefer sublet. CHI. 91SH.
: ROOMS. FURNISHED, WITH PRIVATE
bath preferably within walking distance
of Census but not necessary; rent must be
reasonable. Box 3s4T Star. So
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON va a1oa aoan s,h ST fItcSe1 SoETH
soaDe s5sf CHI onlv q heat CHI trS'asre aaas quiet
FuRN. OR uNFURN;-: LARGE BEAU
pvt. home. Call WI, 5029.
$50 s. BARTON ST, ARL.. ,VA.--FURN..
Cali Gms Before n' pam ann oT OT after PM aou''
ATTRAC. FURN. APARTMENT RMS.
R: Rsa5 seresPsa a p@e5shss: @ sssits: a oes. 5th.
stores; adults: $3.50. CHI 1905.
WANTED ROOM. BATH BUNGALOW,
fenced yard for dog and cat; incl. J., g., 10c
bus, $40; unfurn.. incl. h; !, g.. $50; un-
Star.
1O4I N FILLMORE ST, ARLINGTON
3 rooms, furnished; convenient to bus
and business center; available. employed
couple.
21o3 N. LINCOLN, ARLINGTON
rooms. bath. auto. heat utilities furnished;
close to stores, churches. bus.
IN NICE. REFINED HOME OF WIDOW:
one or two furn. rooms with large kitchen
h!shway, Stores, etc: ioc bus; c.h.W., use
35e5 ,595 N. end. Arlington. Va. Chestnut
/.
dwellinp consisting: No. 1-Liv. din. rm. =,
bedrm.. kit. tile bath. recreation room.
No: Same as above except . bedrms
$3.50 each. Hot-water neat incl. 1901
N. Wayne St. Arlington. Va
MT. RAINIER, MD.-FURN. ROOMS
bath. porch: near stores, s.reetcars. Buses
quiet adults; refs. Warf1eld 3oO6. 6'
.nO1 N. CLEVELAND ST. ARLINGTON.
Wand floor apt rooms. kitchen.
bath. back porch, garage: S32 so to quiet
adults. CO. 636S before 10 or after s.
SILVER SPRING-ENTIRE FLOOR OF
lovely. new, detached home; LARGE living
room. bedroom. kitchen. private bath, hall
storage room and closets; S.. e. and W. ex-
posures insulated; adults only: no pets;
elec. refg., gas. elec. and garage included;
S47 so per month. Shepherd 5l12. s.
s14 s OAKLAND ST ARL-UNFURN
3 rms, bath. porch. pvt entr.: FriRidaire.
gas stove lights furn.; $40. CHI. 624S.
3433 WIS. AVE Nw.-UNFURN.. 5 RMS.
. baths. kitchenette, $40 mo-: pvt. home.
Emerson 903l.
37o1 COLUMBIA PIKE ARLINGTON-1
rm.. kit. furn: elec. refg., ami; on 10e
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APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHEp.

APAkI MEND ONfOkNiSneO.
TAKoMA PARK. D. C.1BRIGHT, SUNNY
oil heat; mr.. trans. GE. 1891.
ARL., VA; End FLOOR, NEW. DETACHED
home: pvt. entr.: $3.50 utilities incl.
5726 o5th rd. north, Chestnut 7649.
3O2 9th ST. NE-BRIGHT. CHEERFUL
apt. 3 rooms, kitchenette and bath: elec.
refg oil heat, janitor service. EN-. OO1O.
1912 BURKE ST. Sc. APT. 2 tBET. BAY
and C sts.)-Modern duplex. beautiful cor
ner apt; > large rms. kitchen, bath. di-
nette screened porch, yard locker in
basement and laundry facilities; redeco-
rated throughout: $50. including oil heat
STEuART BROS. INC, District 2434.
LARGE. ATTRACTIVE STUDIO LIVING
enette bath: exposure on 4 sides: garden
with complete privacy. desirable during
$50. 515 10th st. NV. NE. 1876.
1909 KEARNEY ST, NE, BRoOKLAND.-
rooms, kitchen. bath, : inclosed porches
gas cleo, refg.: cars, bus stores near; 3
exposures; desirable. North 62S3.
PETWORTH-2 OR 3 RMS. KIT. BATH
and large porch: gas. elec and heat furq. !;
pvt. home; adult gentiles 613 Quincy st.
NV. Randolph 1918.
81 CONCORD AVE. NV. CNR. NEW
Hamp.)-3 rms. dinette: bath; refg, open;
SAB to S4s. HOHENSTE1N BROS, 9TH
and H SITS. ne. Lincoln 0S97.
1 ROOM. KITCHEN. FRIGIDAIRE. LARGE
porch: gentiles only. 5000 4th st. nv.
DOWNTOWN. 2121 H ST. NV RMS:
kitchen, bath; refg. incl. SAT to S51; roof
garden. Resident manager. ME. 1858.
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APARTMENTS uhEURNlsHEp.

s45-CORNER, FRONT 2-BEDRM. APT.
oa2O ONTARIO RID. NV north of ] sth
and Columbia I'd. Res mgr. Adams 530s.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE
Modern. fireproof elevator building, 10
to Ga, ave. shopping district and all trans. Trans.
easily adaptable Tor extra sleeping quarters
: rooms, kitchen. bath. with large
screened, covered porch 5000
. rooms. Kitchen. bath. with solarium $3.50
rooms. kitchen, bath, large screen
C Gas pshSa and Electricity Included in Rent.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE.
$500 New Hampshire Ave.
171e 18th ST. NV.
. rms, kitchen; bath, refs.' si5 UP.
Res. mgr. MI. 5l33.
1929 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
A. D. TORE REALTY CO,
16@5 North Capitol st. Dupont 1855.
l745 COLUMBIA RID. Nw.-S57.5O.
4 rooms; kitchen and bath rear porch
nrla EoG5s ( IS + Rvs SHOEMAKER. Ha' 1865.
SEAR E, NAVY So YARD a. 1aI l9,h 81 ST .si; sE
J. c. WELDON CO, ME-. BOIL.
T19 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV.
rooms and bath. heat furnished plenty
Fsesnts Keen Ts oor sU0famy house
J. c. WELDON CO, ME. BOIL.
FINE DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
Bright apartment. > rooms. kitchen and
bath. second floor. front newly decorated,
Electrolux refrgerator, near main business
JoHS eSS M ins KING 6v Gsbs co oas Sn Sao St 9
1881 ST. NV.
. rooms kitchen and bath: newly re-
modelled building: reasonable rental.
OAK TERRACE 37l9 18th ST. NE
EVELYN; 1G3 CoNcoRD AVE. N.w.s.o
kENHEPy eTs ai9s:ss 9Ss KENNEDY ST o sa'so 90
1867 COOP HOPE RID. Sc. -
:, r, k. b., dinette. gas. incl. $3.50
Mr.; n; CAP; AND FLA, AVE- cas- 5o-s4- 90
iHS EbwAFD 4 II z +, scHw.RTz. q NC Nc ''0
10l4 Vermont Ave. NV DI. 621o.
REDUCED FROM s55 TO s45 INSPECT TI
Ice, bright rms, receipt. hall, kit, bath;
neat SEE Ell JANIToR a e1s F ST. NE.
a7I3 wooDLEY RD NV
155n iSS'' HoLBRooK TERRACE NE
so33 3 rooms. reception hall bath and porch;
533 st ne rms. and bath; s37 so.
OLIVER T. CARR, os,-
Mills Bldg. Ma "N"9-
CHEVY CHASE. 55o6 CONN, AVE
Livingston St rooms. kitchen, bath
00F'nss oeEN y EoR ISspEc5loN
THOS. J. FISHER e. co, INC
TBS 18th ST District $3.50
rooms ana a BAH, hANFE s5s.sad; 90 rooms and
bath, S41 81.
Mills Bldg, MA @sG5
4e3o 3rd ST. NV RM. KIT. HEATED,
sittlng porch. bath. Fr!gidaire utilities
incl: conv. transportation
So 50-5@3 9TH sw.-3 R. K. B. HI.
$40 .OO-2lo6 Pa. ave. NV r, k, b,
'heS"' coLoRED
So 5oc-s6s os6 + fofh h sVLe nS r. T. <. < b. D. eiec.
THos. d. WALSH INC
SIS 11th ST NV. District 1857.
5s11 SOUTHERN AVE SE-LOVELY "
apts.. r ca. b. h. W. lge. yd-. incl. pch.
LIST and 2rd As. Nr. stores, Sch, bus. S32 80.
WELL WORTH INSPECTION.
| BRIGHT CORNER APT.-ADULTS ONLY
Clean well-kept BLDG: attractive living
very. large bedrm.. large foyer. kit, bath,
EVANSTON, 3i27 18Th ST. NV.
"a RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-MODERN
/ building, > and j room apts.; reasonable
FIDELITY MORTGAGE INVESTMENT co.
ll05 z 81. NV. Ma. 243l.
102 5th ST NV
rooms. Kitchen and bath; excellent
'- ,-os GyARANTy REALTY: Nc a.s-
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ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED, > ROOMS
and bath. kitchen privileges; suitable lor
business lady. close TO BUS; IN ioVe!y reSl-
~ G2I sunday Alter y D N.
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DESIRE REFINED YOUNG LADY. EN-
apt. with another: references. HO. "u3s
6o9 MASS. AVE. NE.-FUhNISHED APT.
front Ink: linens, silver, dishes, eiec-. gas
and hot water: reaSonable.
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FIREPLACE & PORCH.
9 RMS. K. S45: 3 RMS, S55

De luxe. modern NV BLDG. convenient
TO everything: large rooms; beautifully fur
nshed at small extra Argyle Apis, cor.
18th and Park rd NV. co. 1lsH.
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MARLYN APIS,
39th and Cathedral Ave. NV.
Emerson 0700.
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhrUR.

L ST NV ROOM,
Ink; good furniture; hot and cold water,
phnne: s.
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MT PLEASANT. 315? 18th ST NV
Completely furnished. living room. oe6IH''
Sitchen and bath: private home. 2nd fl.
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1414 EUCLID ST. NW.-3 LARGE RMS"
private bath, Frigidalre. 81" week. IN
Guiding gas. cleo. linens and dishes.
o5oa 18th ST. NW-TWO RMS. PORCH.
sink, Frigidaire. IS week, including gas
eler linens dishes
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WANTED PROTESTANT LADY TO SHARE
2-rrn kit. dine,te bath apt: twin beds.
Phone GE. 4"57 after l pm. Sat. or sun.
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ment Of IT'S kind in the city; has a double
living room IL feet by u feet and T.
feet by Il feet. with heavy dividing
drapeS; twin Murphy beds in the smaller
section; also lovely dressing room.
kitchen ana bath.
ONE-ROOM APARTMENTS: See this
large spacious apartment today Every
modern appointment you could want; in
cludes large dining alcove. kitchen and
bath
Both Of these apartments furnished by
w e. j. Sloane in luxuriouSly fine taste
and quality both apartments have in
dividually-controlIed air-conditionins Lo
Gated in the exclusive Wesley Heights
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ONTARIO RID NV, ot35-NEWLY DEC
GRATED. living rm.. bedroom, glaSSed porch
Ii oil
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: big rooms. sink Frigidaire Sl2 wk
also . rms. porch. sink, Frigidaire. $3.50
MI ras cleo linens dishes included.
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ROOM KITCHEN BATH: EXCEP-
fionaiIv we'll furn-: vic Conn ave and x
so mo. HARRIET HCLTHER. agent
n
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1917 IRVING ST. Nw.--ATTRACTIVE :!
large rms; heat, gas elec SINK, FahEe'
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DOWNTOWN AREA-2-RM. FURN APT
pvt bath: suitable for l gentleman. Call
Georgia 1854 Sun. Mon, call ME. 645s.
PETWORTH-ENTIRE OR PART OF md
moor IN rehned home, Frlgldaire. gas. elec :;
emp. couple preferred. refs; reaS. Ia.
nnth AFTER ln..lM Sun o. erns
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TAKOMA PARK-ATTRAC. > RMS. KIT
hath closet; oil heat c h, "; private entr =
near stores and transp SH. 1850.
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1901 G ST. W.-CLEAN. NEATLY FUR
nished modern apis, private entrance
cood Wk
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COS Eye ST NE ROOMS. HEAT,
I;rht ras semi-bath, SIO.5O week; l I'm,
kit everything furn.. $50 wk.
YOUNG LADY. GENTLE, TO SHARE AT
tractive apt near downtown; reaS. to rlght
party Call Hobart 54:}6.
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private end floor " rooms kitchen, bath;
Frs idaire, gas, lights telephone: adults.
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2 ROOMS. BATH AND BACK PORCH;
nicely furnished. Apply 540S Illinois ave.
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Lovely. newly furn., living -bedrm-. kIcn-
en-dnette.. tiled bath shower: new Eiec-
trnllx: oil heat: So. HO. wv
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=. extra large rooms, kitchen and bath
Near Colonial Village. Call CHI. 4l2l,
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TWo-RooM APARTMENT, GOOD LoCA-
ton Unlimited telephone. AT ~
1900 BELMONT ST. N.W.-L1V1NG. BED
room. dinette, kitchen, private oath' neat
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1882 18th NW-lst FL. 3 OUTSIDE
oak frs. Oriental rugs, cleo kit tiied
bath. auto. heat $50; adults. co. 464s.W
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ooe UPsHUR. by SOLDIERS HOME
Small, oil heat; gas, elec. fur; stores,
schools. churches. bus and cars
YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO SHARE APT
with others, near Capitol. Box 3SS-T, star
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1892 EYE ST NV RMS, KITCHEN,
bath, Frigidaire; nicely furn. apt most
Desirable downtown location REAS
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THE NORTHUMBERLAND IIFULLI
furnished, > bedrms. liv. rm., din. rn.,
kit. bath; S1"5. See by appt. SH, Gi35.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. "5l0 18th ST. NV.
ii rm, kit. md fl: refs.; constant not
oil heat: 81 Wk
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ATTRACTIVE STUDIO APT, AVAIL. 18TH
completely furn., includ Kelynator, linens
sllit for tUn. $40 1902 onnd n v.
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low With empl. widow; auto, heat; exec
lent trans: reasonable. 5932 3rd St, NV.
c11o 10th ST, NV, AT At col COL. hsdn-i- RD|
fulIy furnished: Steinway grand piano
Upholstered twin beds, large double Ay:
rnl, bedrm, kit, bath; $50; refs. ring
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go r. I. AVE NW-2nd-FL. FRONT: 2
large rooms utilities; adults only.
WOOpRIDGE-ATTRA FUR; RMS.
and bath: gas and electricity; pvt. res
od, WI i.3l .
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1881 MONROE ST NV" OR ROOM
apt reasonable 10 permanent tenants.
owner leaving city. Columbia l09-W.
Evening star., 1940-10-06

1919 D NE RMS, KIT, SEMI-PRl-
vate bath. All modern conv. Reasonable
rent AT $500.
Evening star., 1940-10-06

3o5 18th ST. N NE.-ATTRACTIVE > RMS.
kitchen and pvt shower bath apt; new
home: utilities furn: unlim. phone.
Sc FMPL. COUPLE OR GIRLS, GEN
tiles to share pvt det home with young
Evening star., 1940-10-06

61s JEFFERSON ST NW.-ATTRACTINE
3-room apt: shower bath, utlLtles' Sf'.o"'
Gporoia 1-(O
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-05-16
Better Business, More Jobs, Forecast
As Employment Gains Are Reported

1889, to 1O,34s,O0O in March, 1910. To-
tai employment in March, 1910, was
43,511 900 as compared to 42,3S7 900
in March, 1889, and 43,21S,0OO in Feb
ruary, 1910.
The survey continued:
'It is significant that, from Febru-
ary to March, while employment in
factories fell off by $4,000 due to de-
clining production levels, gains in farm
employment and in retail trade greatly
exceeded those of last year. In retail
stores, $4,000 were added to payrolls
in March, 1910, compared to $500 last
March, and total retail employment
exceeded last year by more than 215,-
900.
"The early Easter date advanced the
spring season somewhat, but this gain
is due chiefly to the higher level of re-
tail sales, which are running some g
per cent above last year. Workers
buying power in the first quarter of
1910 has been above last year by $685.
100000 or 40 per cent, and this with
increased farm buying accounts for the
higher level of retail sales. Farmers
buying power has been above 1889 by
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-05-16
DR.. G. Mortimer CrumblY, Back to View
The Picnic, Hopes To Meet Aunt Minnie

to keep up with our Paden City friend,
however, because Aunt Minnie never
misses trick. She says she goes to
the annual outing to have fun and she
goes out after it.
The one hundred pairs of skates to
be given away to the children are re-
ported the finest ever obtained by the
committee. They will soon make their
appearance in the display windows of
the Keys Co., West Fifth Street.
Ace Brigode, one of the more pop
ular Of the purveyors of swing, will
furnish the tempos for both afternoon
and evening dancing in the excellent
ball room. The afternoon jam session
is absolutely free. And we mean free
and we mean JAM.
It's going to be a great day. Make
certain now that you have the date
we'll in mind, because you will never
forgive yourself if you allow anything
to conflict with your plans to attend
the Golden Anniversary Picnic of the
potters. 1t will be the best.
Remember, too, that one of the main
features of the outing is the drawing
which is open only to those potters
lContinued on Page Two)