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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
German Foes
Liquidated
In Purge!
Long Feud Ends
In Bucharest
With Killings

BERLIN-The official Ger
man news agency reported
from Bucha Arrest that Iron
Guard members shot 81 polit-
ical prisoners at the fortress
at Jihlava Wednesday. among
them George Argeseanu, for
mer premier. and other lead
ing supporters of abdicated
King Carols regime.
(At Budapest. the semi-official
Hungarian news agency circulated
the same report
Those shot were said TO have
heen responsible for the STAY
Ing two years ago next Sat
urday Of Corneliu Zelea Co.
dream. the Rumanian "fueh-
rer." af the same Jihlsva pris-
On. and Of other Iron Guard
leaders during that pro-Nazi
organizstion's long and bloody
feud with Carol.
Others shot included Moruzow,
chief of Carols secret police. and
Gen. Gabriel Marinescu. former
police president of Bucharest and
former interior minister under
Argeseanu. the news agency said.
During their regime, Iron Guard
lists were executed all over Ru-
mania for the assassination of
Premier Armand Calinescu, Sept.
81, 1889.
The shooting took place at 100
a. m. at the prison. Later, 1t
was said, Iron Guardists and
policemen appeared at the homes
of numerous supporters OF the
Carol regime and arrested them.
Among these was said to have
been Ion Gigurzu, who was pre-
mier until Carol called in Gen. Ion
Antonescu last Sept. and turned
the government over to him, pre-
paratory to abdication.
ATHENS = Italy hurled
swarms of men and airplanes
into her crumbling battle lines
Wednesday, a t t e m p tin & to
avert disaster as the first
month of her attack on Greece
ended.
New crack Italian infantry COL
umns had been shuttled across the
Adriatic and were rushing into the
Albanian interior, protected from
above by hundreds of airplanes.
They were called upon to stop the
Greek offensive which had famed
out into many-pronged drive to-
ward the heart of southern AL
bahia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
WEATHER FORECAST

Unsettled tonight. FRIDAY.
Temps: High IS. low 81. sun
rises 1:32; sets AS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Freezing. Roining
At Mountain Posses

hmsllefaft warnings vsrs fly
Ing on ths wsshsnxton coast wsd-
ns-dsf
Tacoma rse~lvsd q good drsneh-
ing during the early morning
hours. 81 Inch ~ rain hang re-
corded BY the y = weather bars.u.
Freezing weather vas reported
AZ the mountain passes and II
rsfsdis~ valley. Rain vas falling.
bat u ~ss ssp~essd this would
turn into snD~.
rscomss rainfall - far the
month 10 short z3z inebss and fes
ths year. ioi ineb<s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

heads the newly formed Ski unit
Of the tist division az Camp MUIR
ray. took q humans holiday last
Sunday. He went skiing st Para
disc valley. Rainier National Park
Co. employees and rangers report
he u . better than average skias.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
State
Edition
The Times
New Column
All About Nothing
But Tocomo Folks

/ ~
/ but Tocomo Folka
|
y
tsssss ssssa sesrs - 80 feosi.
:" ~ fs'~s'''ess ne sfasss' ne'ff
Hsss - "s 10y ses-st y"
$500 $500 fss''s - 80 - -
..,'D -. - "" ',.'. -.
-. -, 81. =. ~. s.s'r. 10.
.,s.,o.r.-., ~. sl,s,ss h.s :.
-, e,s.t f.lls- 81 ,asssx =. .sa.s
80 eoaa~r - ks q asls seaius.
We'll ra~.s y later
Ffsnci=ea. sss = quest n hoaaF
~ the Grand epenink ~ ffed
Sslss''s new Ray CITY still. famed
eating establishment.
Having hen ihrnwn 80 feet ard
severely injured IN an auto cnlli-
sion Nov. ~. Mr. " e eiru.
Route Z. eox 10. today 10 mueh
improved In the accident near
rircrest Mrs Rings husband and
the driver ~ the other car we're
not severely h"'.
Ill.,. a., ,... ,..,.. ..a
IA. he. ~, a,tx here a. unit ia
.,r,,r,o, NJ IN, n,..o,..d R..~,x.
eo,p. "Wednesday Wa. ordered
ty.n.se,,,s IN Fn,, Stevens. or.
Al fiark, local auto sales man.
49,. aa- -" ~ -,
-
wv
~. po,,.. x.a.a,,i. and
anos... ,..,a.a, /. ,og.,,a h,,.
representing The u. ~ navy cost
checking bureau.
=, - -
tion.
- -,
"s :" """ $500
F''"."., Us P w
'' y" ~
Mr.. and Mrs. n. a. smith, 2ona
sth ave. are counting the days
a"" .n'.a ~
s,h' W." -, .
s4n.a .'.sa un,ss''s. v"
MY $1,000 IN ~ ~
- 80 r -. -
'P - - ~ n
an' y" -, -, ns'..
a"''' ~
Rsp. HUH Ros~stiss Ia touring
The stat. IN the Interests OF ms
Marie nar.yte. daughter AZ Nina
ana Adrian Bsrs,,e, ths.tsr own
ers. viii leave stanford university
In time 20 arrive hare fos a game
bird f.as, her parents are giving
tbs middle 81 pecsmbef. Mafis.
majorlng In law, 10 a graduate sf
puyallup high school
w. 4 T,ss;,.. so.s.,, manager.
ans 10 10 10 Seattle Wednesday
night 20 be on fhs program Of
/ Cornish School foundation. De was
scheduled for . talk on pointers
TOR conesr, gosrs In other words.
how 10 get the most out ~
concert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Taoom. ..,........... $3.50, 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

itsvinE h~en ,hruwn 80 feet ard
severely injured IN an auto cnlli-
sion Nov. -. Mr.. n q. Stag.
Route 4. box 10. today 10 mueh
improved In the accident near
rircrest Mrs Rings husband and
the driver ~ the other car we're
not severely hurt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

HUT. Tot Jhssses u. ttniefs VIM
has heen On duty here ss unit In
structor II tho Organized Reserve
corps. Wednesday WAS ordered
transferred % Fort stevens. ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

". Roy Harrison. one Time pub
DC works commissioners and npw
operator n the Dash Point bsip.
and his wife recently moved -
another house At Dssh Point
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

W ., Tfbbttss t"hfsff maHRfsfs
ans 10 go 10 Seattle Wednesday
night 20 be- on thu program ef
Cornish School foundation. Hs ~a.
scheduled for . talk on pointers
for conesr, gosrs In other words.
how 10 get tbs most out ~ .
concert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

tSsss'. ssssl sas~s - - reofs
go iii remember ire efuxars hufff
- 'is o<~sfol sfsss. ~ 80 bellsed
stove - re rall~os d<eef 90 sfs<
public essrrp n ,h< Old hesns ta~e
fl4nss ~~Fe ne srass -ts<s~ rslss=
hosly onzsp ~as sssi,aresa. ~i,rFs
ea< kenf iob 81 30 fsilo~s Or
environment has altsfsa. h,s -
haven't We udi afs ssHsesa ohats
ne ctfsf felic~ % fnenx -s stat
tl,s eoaHf,r. - - q delx 'eof,~s
We'll raass y iafsF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

A. Clark. local auto sales man
sger. has been nominated Ia he
ipti president 81 Tacoma Active
club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

Gene Galloway, visiting in ssa
Francisco. sss . quest n hoaaF
II the grand opening - Fred
Sslsrr. new nay city still. famed
eating establishment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

D~sa Poitea. ex-ssattls and
apokan. resident. 10 located here
representing the u. y. navy cost.
checking bureau.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

Anthssy ". frsssp Uesssh.
young attorney and former deputy
prosecutor. says he 10 beginning
10 get settled IN has ns~ house. on
North 10th 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

Msrss narevie. daughter II NShs
and Adrian Bsresie. thsstsr o~n-
ers, viii leave stanford university
In time 10 arrive here fos = game
bird feast her parents are giving
ihs middle ~ pecsmbef. Marie.
naloring In Law. 10 q graduats of
pvyallup high school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17


Anthony L. Stella has filed his
candidacy for the post OF senator
Of the 25th district on the Demo-
cratic ticket
Stella was born in Pierce county
So years ago. receiving his edu-
cation in Washington schools. He
was graduated from Stadium high
school and also Gonzags university
law school. He was admitted 10
the bar more than 10 years ago
and has prscticed here for many
years. having been associated in
the law firm with the late Con-
gresham Wesley Lloyd. and Leo
A. McGavick- He resides now al
Dash Point
Stella formerly lived on the
Woodland road where his father
Is engaged in berry farming.
In a statement issued today
Stella outlined his policy and indi-
Gated that he would expend every
effort for a program 10 benefit
the residents OF the 25th district
and strive toward efficiency and
economy and fair dealing IN the
post ne seeks"
Having had years Of business
and practical experience. I fee
that I can represent the people Of
the community in which live and
I the 25th district and work con
sistently for legislation that vii
benefit the greatest number" n
said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Peach-a-Reno
On Saturday
Buckley Is Ready
For Celebration

BUCKLEY, wash.-reaturins n
Program Of music. scrobatics.
dancing and contests in eoniunc-
ton with a spectacular parade,
Buckley's 5rd annual Peach-A-
Reno. 70 be held here Saturday.
August IL. promises to b one Of
the most interesting events Of the
current year. The celebration Is
the only peach festival IN the Pa
oific Northwest and Is unique in
that respect
Tscomas mayor. Harry Cain.
vii crown Miss Faye Ranch, local
beauty, Queen Of the Peach-A-
Reno. Miss Ranch VII be attended
by Miss Bernioe Goulding and Miss
Annabelle Fraser.
At IL a m the parade win form
at the east end Of tovn and pro-
coed down Main street to the high
school grsnd-stand. where the vari-
Gus floats win be judged and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

eff successfully to live happily ever
after.
As = matter Of fact. that i TIE
identical plan employed - the
aforementioned pair of hardy
pirates who tried to swips the
Buckmsn and its rumored cargo
Of Alaska gold Only trouble vas
that they finally ran sfoul Of Chief
Nate Jimmy Brennan. who hap
pens to Be q friend Of ours. but
what = more i--7o-taz. = -
story. also happens to be = very
salty. very tough bsndy-lsgged
little Irfshman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

SCHOOL PANTIES

Reyea. cotton knit end setees
Pennies. She cent have roo
nsny ss fhis low price. Sizes
6 70 Is .................
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Musical Quiz
Will Be Given
Gig Horbor Lions
Program Mondoy

GIG HARBoR-The Lions club
win present a special Musical
Quiz program Monday evening
under the direction Of Harvey Z.
Msier. musical director Of the Gig
Harbor high school. and John Fin
holm. Prizes viii be awarded 70
successful contestants.
The Camera club viii meet on
Tuesday At p. m. AZ the home
Of McAllaster Moore. u. at Ar
letta.
Mrs. Allan Ostling and family
left Tuesday for Cordova, Alaska.
where they viii join her husband.
who is employed there as = ma
chinist.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Doyle OF Pasco.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Westcott Of
Tacoma and Mrs. Olive ofshea
OF Puyallup. were recent guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Ars. D. J.
Thomas Of Wauna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obert sovde are
now living in the home OF Miss
Lucy Goodman. Mr.. sovde Is the
principal Of the Crescent Valley
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Fay have
a. their guest Miss Grace slocomb
Of Kansas City. No.
Visiting Her Aunt
Miss Jean Wiley Of Lexington.
Mo. arrived Saturday to stay
with her aunt. Mrs. Jennie Fuller.
J. B. Kuhler, a teacher in the
Sioux City, Iowa, high school. has
been attending summer school at
the University of Washington and
Is now a guest Of Mrs. J. A.
Wheeler and daughter yerna.
A farewell party Was given at
the home OF Miss Christine Nc
Donnell on Tuesday evening for
Gordon Secor, who left Seattle
on Wednesday for New York
where he will join an Atlantic
cruise with the naval r. o. T. c.
Those present were Kenneth
Kooley, Roy Edwards, Donald Sch
mel, Ed. Trombley. Lola and jean
cite Uddenberg, Helen and Harriet
New. Elva Sehmel, Marian Secor,
sister Of the honor guest. the
honor guest and the hostess, Miss
Christine Mcdonnell.
Recent Guests
L. A. Goodman with son Joseph
and daughter Rose, Of Mount Yer
non. and Mrs. Rolf Zingler and
son Robert. of Seattle. were guests
recently Of Mr.. Goodman's sis
tiers. Mrs. J. A. Wheeler. Mrs. I.
A. Rust and Miss Lucy Goodman.
Mrs. Rex Clark and baby daugh-
ter are now at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Clark.
The Hopkins orchestra will have
a pot luck dinner on Friday eve
ming at the home of r. II. Berk-
heimer. Following dinner there
will be a rehearsal for the Red
Cross concert TO be given at the
high school on the 23d.
Mrs. G. A. Mcdowell has been
enjoying a visit of her brother
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Serguson Of Los Angeles. Mr.. and
Mrs. Serguson left on Thursday
for home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

Pesehss ere es-i.s isfe The
-erkst tie ~seks seriisr
thes gsgsl. leok ever shsss
h,s Iekims fIberfes fer
yosf sensiss nssda-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

raised n special
|brano Of Old
Med all night
bong. killed the
captain. terror
Tied the crew
land passengers
AID the lone
handed pair Of
|pira tes were
killed and jailed,
respectively. In
return for their
pains.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

And Il was as recently - 1910
that pirates grabbed the passen-
ger steamer Buchanan. later called
the Admiral Evans, off the Oregon
coast They didn't quite pun It off.
however. but they nevertheless
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

We note with interest there is still just enough piracy
extan upon the high keep TIE topic less
alive. The latest nstanceths month off the China coast
appears to have been quite successful, too.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

prizes awarded. The program viii
begin ~ ? p. m. at the Erand-stand
and Afterwards. drawings for mer-
ehsndise prizes VIII hz held on
Main street.
In the evening. a street dance
will be held. During the day.
delicious peach short-eatxs. made
from the famous Pacific Gold
peaches grown here. vii be on sale
throughout town
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

Oliver Friedman. rev executive
Of the National Goodwill Indus
tries. viii be in Tacoma and meet
with the board Of directors Of the
local Goodwill on Aug. 1e. PRED
man has been superintendent Of
the MilwausSee Goodwill and also
hss heen chsirrnsf ~ the Sa1icz.l
Standardization committee.
The Tacoma Goodwill has pad
out s47S more this year Up to
Aug. / than during the sane time
last year. So many calls for work
have come in that the Goodwill il
mixing an exhibit and sal. Of sew
eral hundred pictures 70 get more
money for needy people. This dis
play viii be in the dining room
OF the building AZ 23ss Tacoma ave.
for the week beginning Aug. 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
SCHOOL DRESSES

New fell estfsn prints end
plsiSs. sssssntssd fest eeless.
Styles shss every sih vents,
end suslisy shst mothers de-
nssd. Si1ss y 10 Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
FULL.FASHION
SILK HOSE

Regularly shsss fine Hess sell for
7Se o. 2se. Spseisi fes our
Bs<k-te-S<hesl Sels. An rev fell
Evening star., 1940-10-29
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
BARGAIN
ON EASY TERMS!

Located on q quiet street near schools.
1h-bath home may be bought at q specially
low price and on terms so easy you will
be surprised All rooms are large and
there is q finished attic and 2-car Rarase.
Inspection By appointment only Phone
MR.. HOWE, Emerson 1858. PAUL T.
STONE. INC,
Evening star., 1940-10-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Co- cd

vIsIT Leland oaks ToDAY.NTER-
estins three and four bedrooms. baths
W. Esn SSe out $50 sf: en-
essns ass ossf ioas srs1R 70 o6Bs
80 2,5O0-FoUR-RoOM BUNGALOW. BATH;
tsh.n four saa.rs
sm e. as balance monh nesd
ing s tsxss axes Mr., Weedwngd' CO. 54ss'
s00-CHEvY cHAsE-NEw WI
iiyins room. lovely rooms. IL baths.
Soft, lot: unusual value. REALTY AS
socIATEs. National 1893 until pm.
wooDRTDGE-2-FAMLy HOME s r.
saf saa price s275o ea DE % oai OF Nj ssss
BEAUTIFUL EFT coLoEIAL L, BRICK
2 rooms "A bedroomsl. tiled bath. oil heat.
seaatifE condition and should sell nHms q ones e.
Inspset In By sDpoipsm.nt lI Z only Nj; Parker
itiTTnAcIyE MEy NEAR cArTToL AMD
.ee ca III MRs sfas fesh Mfs iis }qit 81 "a pa ave-
sTHn ssnt.s A. AsascHs homs o Tosm. T. bs9S. sET
sars.s Tr.ds eensGsr.d s0S@ for small mai house house
e. best IN styis auality and yai1s ist IS
REHLfY fhH ESu sesc ss Sa & 14ss k0nner
HERE IS NEws-THIs Is THE HOME
many home buyers have been looking for.
IS Ions. % seaat!fai G hess resfeation E,ns rm nm
mfd MR BrHcKMEDRR' TR APtTRF' low low S.ts
1893 or Emerson 1876.
=ETwoRTH-PRIvATE OWNER WILL
recreation room. large yard, detached ga.
No agents. Georsia 1897.
A BRAND-NEw BRICK COLONIAL WITH
through center hall. in American University
Park and priced at only SlO.75O;. three
ss9 e stte scod foth ot with i .s h::
THos L. PHILLIPS. Wo 1900 until pm
351s Conn.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-s7.s50: sE5I-DE-
tached brick home with unusually large
ron. porch SSsh' niss.d ss d0n sttie
n c. Asss .sh oil ss
portstion, etc. You should see this un-
EEL tD DI s1oo: @ .yes:. M. aeiss EM Ss2i i'h Shi
ON oUE ST. JUST West pr lsth-2-
1880. FRANK N. DOYLE, Teaitor. DI
q large rooms, oil heat; lot boxl5o;
and stores; taken in trade viii sell for
ne rent n caii eh ar' n 6aynn. 6y%sns shsphefd ]
' WAPtE 8 JAMES. INC.
Silver Spring once,
s433 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 5000.
2sSo 18th ST. NE
bath >. 'oa 0H
SIS ;ss ss:. sssES r atss s g.
rooms; Jsss: F.. :.s -ss,
pofche: sutOmatic heat; in A 5000 d conai: #:
1913 Eye St. Ma. 1852.
SILVER SPRING.
Ges to Sqsnss sss0n yet in sese
TAoe Z yHRREIL CO. e RRgAHfoRs.
721 10th St. NV. National 0765.
154s FORT. DAVIS ST. Sc
sesgtifgI ssmi5detsshsd L;s home u all
wAPLE L. JAMES. NC, Di, 334e.
Until you have seen this beautiful nve-
room bungalow in a lovely Silver Spring
old and in new condition. Ii has beautiful
modern kitchen. tiled bath, built-in garage.
Only $3.50; very reasonable terms. To
see call Mr.. Ginnetti at BEITzELLS, DI
300: ewes, RA. 0740.
A COOPERATIVE APT.
215 Emerson st. NV, in Hampshire Gar
dens. containing rooms bath. locker
room; use o. recrestlon room and Iaunory;
S3741 per mouth, covering all charges
For information call GE 22es, or WAPLE
a. JAMES. INC, DI. 3346
431g 3rd ST. NV.
s-room house and garage: h.-vh., gas,
insulated. caulked, veather-stripped, full
screens and storm windows: near St Cab
riers Church, stores and transportation:
price right to sell quickly. Mr.. LYNCH.
RA. 1912
wAPLE g. JAMES, INC.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
OPEN SEE TO-DAY. 21e vARNUM ST NV.
redecorated; auto. heat. h. W.. rarase; nice
yard only So, $50. Name your terms
Evening star., 1940-10-29
HOUSES UkEURNISHEp.

HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.
1922 EASTERN AVE. N,E:17 ROOMS
bath, brick BUNGALOW, ami: large base
EiMMTIFARB IA PRoPERTIEs, IA x st.
BETH. MD, 4513 WEST VA. AvE-6-R.
brick, auto. heat. attached garage, screen
ed porch; occupancy Nov. /; SIS. OWNER.
WI 71Os.
RANDLE HIGHLAN2s DETACHED; 4
scaped. Franklin 1857.
GEORGETOWN 3317 p ST. N.W.--RE-
decorated; 6-rm brick, bedrms.. bath.
: 3oSi DImbsrton ave nw-2-family
fats, 5 and rooms, screened porches,
yard woodley 0542.
2O24 PIERCE MILL. ROAD NV, MT.
Pleasanim7, 77 ,d9e 59ems' bath garage; reason
474 ST s.w.-7-RM. HOUSE. MODERN.
oil heat; S5075 mo.
neutrality-suspicious.. VERY DE
sirable, 3 and Z rooms; % nr; express 6ns: sns
fine condition; S4s and 500. shephero 24oS;
ON A BEAUTIFULLY LANDsCAPED LOT.
70 it. wide a det. home of stone and brick.
3 br, 2 b., flrst-h. Law, step-down living
room, oil ht., Gear gar. THOS. L. PHIL
LIPS. 351S Conn. WO. 1900.
SILVER spRING-e-ROOM BUNGALOW
modern kitchen; nice yard and garage; oil
heat; S55; no no. small children; 3, mmed1iaa5De nm aD
possession. sos Thayer ave, 81. spr- ~
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-9-RM. BRICK, on,
h-wh. baths, garage; 500 EN-. 1859.
$40. 1929 Childress st. ne, 6, r. bath,
double rear and front porches
iaanfrS aAnG 4 tEay5 BRoss sGGs fso4 ST NE Ii 1891
SILVER SPRING-ADULTs; 5-RM. BUNG-
ioe.; h'cs $50. So t sH sso5 80 ' Or sss Phla ave
1902 N. H., AvE.--sEMI-DET., 8 r..
sut sun h ssr fsf s5 Tstf es o1NRk FsRs's Wo
Just Jus Completed. centerchali plan; 8 rooms
% bedrooms. 9 Of which will take twin
bedso IefreaUn large Teoaea io
ALEXANDRIA, Is MIN. FROM DOWN.
town D. C.-6 rooms, built-in bookshelves.
cabinets. closets; knotty, pine RECREATION
EoGAN E nieSa ssFs s5s c raTmont hfn sss s.
AD i0451
$50 IRVING ST. N.w.-coRNER, HOUSE;
8 rooms, bath, elec. refg, ami; newly
decorated oliver 1908.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C. AND NEARBY VA.
and Nd. and rms o bath; a bgagaloT sg, ~ r $40
ans SaiRs p pn EgLfoS R. GoRDoS f4s7
Eye st. D1 $3.50.
3s42 LEGATION ST. NW.--pETAcHED
pietey sseE SsTsSHt TenoTated % throushoGt; @ $50 mo
s rooms and bath; $3.50 mo. JESSE L.
BETHESDA MD.-LARGE BUNGALOW.
newly decorated; detached garage; auto.
heat; restricted neighborhood. WI. 52S6.
HOUSES m NV, sEcTIoN-3 AND 4
bedrooms each. MRS. LEE, Ma. $3.50.
Evenings EN-. O947.
1911 ADDISON cHAPEL Rp N.ELs; :sIS;
aGSI'' and streetcar. Sleaa cl- Al. osss. w ~
ern: s35. HENRY sALUs. go New York
ave. Phone Ma. 1862. %.
LET YOUR MONTHLY RENT PAY FOR
Your home; No cash payment sEH-
Emerson DIAL or National 1040.
FACING GOVERNMENT PARK. 1900 R
ne rooms, fireplace:, detached brick
large corner lot. screened porch; $50.
7-R. DETACHED HI L. BEDR. H.-W;
Cars a refs s5ss 18th sf iTOm st. me- T. ss ave- ne ana
GLOVER PARK, Mr.. SCHOOLS AND BUS
line rms. incl. sleeping porch. gar
maids lavatory, oil heati S75. MA. 1O40.
or Emerson O141.
1I24 OWEN PL. NE-sPEcIAL; $50; 8
GOOD good condition. con Pai ME-. s7S7.
DETACHED BRICK, BRAND-NEw;. SILVER
Spring. No, 205 Biltmore drive, det. brk;
bedrms.. s1oo. OWNER. GE. 413s, EA.
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Evening star., 1940-10-29
FOIJR-FAMn-Y APTS

Good ne. white section. near stores,
theater, schools; modern equip, individual
heating plants; 2 rms, kitchen, bath. rear
porch; rents S35 so each very low: 1907
rented; 4i7T trust. Owner has bldss,
will sell one or in groups Shows large.
safe return on reasonable cash payment.
Price, 81 1,500 each. Call Mr.. Drew, RE.
1lsl. ?. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 In
yestment bldg
Evening star., 1940-10-29
PRICE REDUCED.

143I HARVARD ST, NV.
Ideal Roominr House Location.
Three-story brick; nine rooms, two
baths. larse rear porches: oil heat; two
car garage Possession with deed. In
good condition.
WALTER A. BROWN,
l4i5 Eye st MA 1857
Evening star., 1940-10-29
HOUSES FURNISHED.

Mr.. WALTER REEDS ROOMS. Q BATHS
2 porches; built-in garage; auto. heat;
like new; reas. 621l 14th st. NV. IL
CHEVY CHASE, 533S 42nd ST NV
Semi-det., S rms, auto. heat, built-in ga
rage; cow. cars. bus: reas AT. 3072.
3740 34th ST NE-DETACHED HOUSE
7 rooms, bath, oil heat, ar-conditioned
completely furn.. including dishes. silver
and linens; also garage Rent, Ss5.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
S7n00-605 Longfellow NV. rms,
sleeping porch. sarage; well furnished
THOS. D. WALSH. INC, DI. 1858.
63l DELAFIELD PL NV.
Corner house. 8 rooms and bath. auto.
heat, garage; S95 month. To inspect,
j. C. WELDON co, ME-. BOIL.
Evening star., 1940-10-29
S490 CASH,

Balance like rent. Brand-new brick Cape
Cod. 8 large rooms. large lot. located in
convt. Arlington Co 1-fsre trans For
appoint nent to inspect call until pm.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, 46l7 Lee highway.
CHI. 9333
Evening star., 1940-10-29
22O6 SCROGGINS RID.

Unusual bungalow. rms, auto. heat:
large lot with beautiful view solid con-
struction; outstanding value. Out Airing
ton Ridge road. right on Russell road right
on Braddock road. left on Scroggins roso,
or call Realty Associates, 4617 Lee hwy.
Chestnut 1888
$500 hssF BU?s NaTg THs psTd ssPs4s sRIcK
apts of 3 rooms, kit. and bath each: sepa-
rate heating plants: total rental, s70 per
mo Call till pm
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN Ry Cn NE 6AO0