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Evening star., 1940-09-15
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

Mr.. l4th AND COLUMBIA RD-In OIL
heated bldg; one large front nm; also
rear room with porch; hot and cold run
ming water; grill privileges; elec incl:
good service: rent. S22 90 and S"5. See
mgr. 1872 Columbia I'd Afternoons
room in apt will furn as bed-liv room
entrance off large foyer. semi-private bath.
For ! or , business women Georgia 9462.
1873 18th ST NV, Apt 1O6-Extra large
light room. kitchenette: Frigidaire; free
phone. semi-pllvate bath: reasonable.
CHEVY CHASE, near circle suites with
private baths. in modern det home: 500
End $3.50: garage, s. mo- OLIVER Oa65.
924 N ST. N.W-2-ROOM APIS. So5 AND
$50 month large closets, gas range Vene-
tian blinds, pvt. baths: elec. lights and
heat furn. free. Now open Keys 1235
10th ST. NV.
322 18th ST. SE.-2 unfurnished rooms,
next to bath, with grill privileges; adults
only. Phone Lincoln 1971-W.
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COUNTRY BOARD

CHILDREN to board in country home year
TouHoD mothers good food Tele-
phone Herndon 50. p. o Box 355
RIVERSIDE FARMS-Winter guests; all
modern. heated country home near noun
tainS; good meals: 81 weekly, Mrs ChaS
Burner Woodstock. Va
RURAL HOME HOTEL. Shady Side, Nd
steam heat: modern conveniences inner
srrlnE mattresses: famous food West
RlVer section OF CheSapesEe Bay Peas
rates. Tel West River 42-F-5 1q'
HOMEWOOD
Blue Ridge Summit. Pa -Excellent meals.
SCrupulously clean house Gentle clientele
Mrs. J. F. Cummins. phone IO3-M
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Al" CHAPLIN ST. NV. Apt 47-Clean,
omfortable single room. 81 week Phone
nR-E
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taoi- -bstS nm n; 10 eh'l'
2l44 ST. NW.-Large front light house
keeping room, - weekly; medium room Sl1
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1343 CLIFTON ST. NV, Apt 34-Sleep-
ing or studio room. kitchen privileges
plenty heat, hot water; 500.
BORDERING ROCK CREEK PARK-Mas-
beds; unlimited phone; / or Q gentlemen;
refs. Adams 1905. 202e Allen pl. nv.
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COLOKED-Room To- gentleman New
ne. modern home. Call Lincoln 4695-W.
$50 10th st. ne.
COLORED-Dcuble attractive furnished
room with modern conveniences. 1916
East Capitol.
COLoRED@l 6l6 Tea St nw|Front
or gentlemen; no kitchen PRIVILEGES.
COLORED-l153 Euclid st n.w-Fur-
nsned rooms for Government employees
Also basement room.
COLORED-lOOS Monroe st nw-Front
double room. Reasonable. Columbia
56O3
COLORED 115 53rd st. ne, Capitol
View-Large front room nicely furn.:
home privileges; bv week or month
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
Continued

ARLINGTON 4s15 N. 18th ru-Lge, newly
decor; pvt home; dbl. bed shower bath;
1Oc bus; Sl5 mo. Chestnut 4519
ARLINGTON-Twin beds. inner-spring mat
1922 South 9Th.
30 SHEPHERD ST. Hyattsville-Gentle-
men. ! or 2; bright room. next TO bath;
IN modern nome; twin beds. WA. 2147.
129 NO. FILLMORE ST. Arlington, Va
One single and one double room: refined,
board optional.
b0vEtY b9IysTt bdms ROOM oas for one in small strictly
piano radio, privileges. CHI. G477. H.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. oil heat;
next bath: private entrance. chw: near
transportation. Chestnut 67ss.
ARLINGTON, 20 So. Garheld st.-Front
bath: 1oe bus; men. cH- S7a4
1916 WILSON BLVD.-LarFe turn c.
unfurn room for lady. CH. 5GG4
FALLS CHURCH 3O5 Little Falls St
Large. lurn, sunny rooms. quiet home
h.-wh: near bus line: gentlemen
home: hnd zd 6Leakfast optional Phone shep-
ARLINGToN rdeL1 iG near airportEA,tractive
phone; reasonable CH. s3s7.
ARLINGToN-Lovely front room, new
nome. tile bath-shower; city fare. 1927
ARLINGTON rdeII g S ,VA-Lsrge; comfortable
gentlemen only; S' wk. CHI. S335.
SILVER SPRING. or Q nicely furnished
rooms; In new home. private bath. Shep-
herd -2315-J
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
YOUNG LADY desires quiet room in private
nome Arlington or Falls Church pref. with
Evening star., 1940-09-15

512I NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.-Reg
ular dinners, SOC. Meals served in private
home Spagetti cooked to order. Specia
attention to private parties. RA O34
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MAN young student. wants room and
board near 18th and N SITS. BOX COS
Star
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.
TABLE BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD in country. bv elderl,
lady. must be reasonable give mn par.
tIrtlarS with price Box 2O-B. Ster
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~ KANSAS AVE W-Newly deco
,ted room for refined gentle lady. next
nth unlimited phone. near bus, no
noklng Randolph 4HlI
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10. gentleman. New
Call Lincoln 46q5-W.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD,

4506 14th ST, at car stop--Newly
dec. house, brand-new furniture,
garage, single and twin beds;
good cook; Jewish house. 16'
Evening star., 1940-09-15

S41O CAMPBELL ST. Mt. Rainier-M-
ceptionally attractive. large. front room
Colonial house. fireplace. plenty windows,
newly furnished: hot water; Al neighbor- =
hood; rate reasonable; board If desired;
block from bus, near elsctrics; ideal for
young couple
Evening star., 1940-09-15

CLEVELAND PARK. 1890 Highland place
w.-For settled ladies, employed. private
residence. privileges of light housekeeping
with use OF kitchen and dining room; two
furnished bedrooms; space for auto. Call
hefNeen 20 and 4 20 % m
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1915 ALLISON ST. NW-Front room. pri-
.ate bath, unlim. phone, garage. quiet
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ROOMS FUR. g UNFUR.

4S9S CONDUIT RD. NW-Single or dou-
BILE. bath on each floor. Apply Sunday
afternoon or weekday evenings.
11l6 H ST. NE-Large room with large
closet partly furnished; very reas.; gentle
man only. IL S735-W
DESIRABLE MT. PLEASANT-Large. warm
front rm., closet, semi-pvt. bath; use of
grill room. Adams S3l 5-M.
1889 EYE ST. NV, Apt. 41-Large single
studio room. grill refrigeration; elev.
innerspring mattress; downtown.
LADY, gentle, for furn or unfurn rms
grill: ] furn. rm., S15; clean. quiet. no
drinking. Is So. Highland ST., Arling ton,
Va
sO6 E ST NE-Single room. furnished
or unfurnished: convenient to transporta-
ton. Franklin 1922
Evening star., 1940-09-15

MI. RAINIER. MD.-Large studio room.
well furnished. SuIta Bile settled LADY one
block transporta ton, mi. Warfeld Is4s.
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$500 18th ST. N-W-Convenient to transp
Singles. doubles. Meals served snv hour
lunches packed free. Parking. Reasonable
Columbia -q5G
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SObOkbAN kOOMS.
1905 RHODE ISLAND AVE Mt. Rainier
Furnished room, with use of phone and ga
rage: S14 mo-; gentleman.
S402 CEDAR ST-Beautiful front room,
new home; bus line; two blocks shopping
center. SH. $3.50. IT,
ARLINGTON, 2511 N. 11th st.-Attrv.
rm.. next bath; conv. to Lee and Wilson
blvds.: $3.50 wk. oxford 0565W.
ARLINGTON 1905 N I4th st-Large.
comfortable single room, quiet home. $40
month. Chestnut 1859.
ARLINGTON VA, 2422 N. Washing ton
blvd-New home: on bus line; board op-
tional: gentleman. oxford OaS7. IL
BEVERLY HILLS-Large quiet room, pri-
vate bath; near bus; gentleman; $50.
Alex. 1878.
TAKOMA-Laree light, frst-foor studio
rm.. fireplace. SH. 2594-R.
1890 N HIGHLAND ST, Arlington. va
sSlS: ssSishesa sa 70 :pts pho,s men onlsa IinrI1 SO
venienees.
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DOWNTOWN-13@0 18th st n.w-PoomS
and plenty OF hone-cooked food: SO So
triple. S33 double Lunches opt
lTHl QUE ST NW-Nice comfortable
eouh!e room. next TO hath; also vacancy
in double for Young man.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPLOYED WIDOW ard 6-year-old
daughter desire inclosed sleeping porch
and bed-living room care OF daughter
during day; willing to cooperate in care
of your child; not over $50. Box ABB,
Star.
WANTED, Oct. ]. sgl rm. and generous
BOARD mr.. @. w. u, for young Chris. man.
Box 55-S. Star.
: REFINED, GENTLE GIRLS want . sin
gle rooms with board; express bus home
privileges; prefer be only boarders; new
home; reasonable. Box sos, Star
MIDDLE-AGED GOVT. ATTY and wife in
private gentle, consenial family with no
children; want twin bedroom, living room
private bath about Sept. 30; about 500
per month. Box 4S4-R, Star.
ROOM AND, BOARD for fve ladies, NV.
section walking distance: private home
preferred. Box ABR. Star.
IN CLOSE-IN GUEST HOUSE: ATTRACTIVE
slnge, elevator. telephone: good meals.
s45 Emerson 5a6s. after $40 am, 49,
Evening star., 1940-09-15

PETWORTH-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. SEMI
pvt. bath. ami. phone: married couple
preferred sentiles: avail Oct !. 5000
Evening star., 1940-09-15

LINCOLN PARK-D0uble room, in private
home. suitable = young ladies: next bath.
hot and cold water in room unlim rhone
, block from car line Franklin t6fG.
9lS FARRAGUT ST n W-Double nicely
furn-. front room. in Jewish home twin
beoS. nr. cars and buses RA $500
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Mt LEASANT-Detached home. sdjoin.
Rock Creek Park, master bedrm.: family
style meals: auto heat. co 3920-J
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WEST CLIFTON TERRACE, Apt. l13-
Laree front room. adjoining hath, private
family. a rea! home CO "a
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SUBURBAN RooMs WANTED
ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG LADY desires quiet room in privat,
nome Arlington or Falls Church pref with
meals Box 3O0-R Star
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CH. CHI. D. c.. facing Rk Cr. Pk.-Except.
large. pleasant rm., 3 expos; 4 closets;
pool table: gentleman. WO. 1929.
3O33 10th ST. NV. Apt. 3O6-Sinele
room for young lady in apt: ideal trans
portation.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

REFINED YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE MY
attractive, completely furnished apt, good
nelghborhood: excellent tranSp. co. 0445-R.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

1856 QUE ST. N.W.-Sinsle double rooms;
continuous hot water. showers central
near car and bus lines; weekly or monthly
rates Michigan g5}1.
S1hl NORTHAMPTON SI-IarRe hedrm: ::
Evening star., 1940-09-15

32l3 18th ST. W-Vscancy: nice room
with hot and cold water. for employed
couple large front room. twin beds. for
gent emen: wel-balanced meals. one block
from l4th St. shopping center; bus al door
Evening star., 1940-09-15

3S3S 3lSt MT RAINIER-LarRe COM
Portable room, inner-Sprlng mattress. desk,
plenty Of drawer and closet space. ] car
fare in; 81 wk for / - 80 for .; meals
II desired, private home no other board
Evening star., 1940-09-15

GENTLEMAN desires nicely furnished
/ room, private bath, reasonable. near Cleye-
ldFc PARK section pre- DTT. OgOU
Evening star., 1940-09-15
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES

FREE sERVICE-sAVE TINE.
Guest Homes Associated at Washington
Room Exchange. with 700 well-located
homes. offer single double and group
rooms. some with running water. private
bath. at consistent rates. A director with
car shows available space free TO potential
guests. Phone Columbia $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

Mr. WHITE HOUsE-l124 H NW-RM
l4xl5: lsdy's apt. - REIN. ladies. kit
use: free phone; Btyrest beds. DI. 34o6
162S COLUMBIA RID. NV. APT 3Io-I
rooms kitchen snd bath; Beautyrest mat
tresSeS; accom- adults
Evening star., 1940-09-15

GARFIELD ST. NW-Attractive
bright Groom suite. near bus,
tie home, maid; reasonable. WO.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

50 RANDOLPH PL. NW.-Front master
bedroom. suitable l or ,; newly decorated; /;
quiet home. IL
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WANIED-Storaee space for three trunks
N private home OF white family. Box
Evening star., 1940-09-15

2lll 1st ST. N.W-NICELY FURN. BED
room, kitchen, porch, refs; heat gas, elec.
incl. 81 and IS week
Evening star., 1940-09-15

1000 CONN. AVE- ROOMS. KIT BATH:
Neht. corner apt; attractively furnished
Suolet Indefinitely. Apt. 6lO
Evening star., 1940-09-15

3S1a KANSAS AVE. NW-Privata home
comfortable rosm; emrloyed couple or
lady. reasonable; EaraGe available
SIPS NEBRASKA AVE NW-Furn.
master bedrm. double or twin beds.
PVT bath; excel. tTsnSp., $3.50. EN-
Evening star., 1940-09-15

BEAUTIFUL pvt. home. Room with pvt.
hath; garaee optional. Coupe preferred.
WI hSg1
Evening star., 1940-09-15

5OO4 ILLINOIS AVE NW-Large front
room twin beds. near bath; close to cars,
bus, > men. GentlleS. GE. 39l4.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

CHEVY CHASE. MD-EXceptiona!l pleas
ant room IN attractive home OF snail
refined family; auto. heat. cross ventlla-
gentleman
Evening star., 1940-09-15

10 ROXBORo PL NW-ENTTRE FL.
3 rooms, newly decorated, newly furnished;
FrIsldalre. reasonable
Evening star., 1940-09-15

YOUNG GENTLEMAN WANTED TO SHARE
quiet, comfortable Connecticut ave apart
ment with another Box 4se-R. Star .
Evening star., 1940-09-15

W. 44th ST N.W-Room > windows
iIOnt: neat and comfortable, unlimited
lhODe' single or dOubIe
Evening star., 1940-09-15

CAPITOL HILL - 2 FURN APIS z
rooms and bath each; elec. refrigeratior
gas. heat incl adults; newly furnished
Evening star., 1940-09-15

800 POTOMAC AVE SE-Bright fur
lShed room; near Navy Yard. Aclanuc
Evening star., 1940-09-15

3l2 18th ST. NE-EMPLOYED COUPLE
one room. kitchen and pvt. tile bath with
shower; new furniture; electric refriEers-
Evening star., 1940-09-15

637 A ST NE-Two large rooms. kltch-
enette. sink: 50 80 week
BIZ COLORADO AVE.-Beautiful double
'front.' room newly furnished, radio, un-
limited telephone garage available. ~
Evening star., 1940-09-15

MAN, native of Virgin:a. with good ref
Fences desires Smau room in privs e
nome GEORGETOWN or Conn. ave preferred.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

URN. ROOM. kitchen privileges down
own. modern apartment. young empl
ou0'n' SIS Boy SIS Sta
Evening star., 1940-09-15

LADY. employed. desires single room, west
OF attn ST, ,outh O. Dupont Circle; aot.
preferred NE 014s
Evening star., 1940-09-15

'72u 9th ST. W.-N'ce single or double
luS. reasonable RA S245
Evening star., 1940-09-15

$500 w ST. NW.-New rome; 2nd-fl. rm
sll mod. conv.; quiet section; gentleman
preferred; So weekly.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-For refined
young lady, % or 80. one studio room.
semi-private bath, in a Groom, kit, bath
apartment. MI 2Sl5.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

BACHELOR SUITE in new home; bedrm
twin beds. sitting rm.. luxurious pvt hath:
high standard IN equipment and sttrac.
furn.; suit. > professionals. SH "350
Evening star., 1940-09-15
MAURY

'ol 18th st n,w.-1OO beautifully furn
rooms with running water inner-sprins
mattresses, fans msny showers and tub
bath. elevator service. s. week uD
Evening star., 1940-09-15

! WOODRIDGE-Newly decorated room
r l OF :, persons in Or vate home. Call Du-
mt lUIl after - p m. Sunday.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

DOWNTOWN. 1l0l 5th st, Apt. 6O5-
Large. southern sitting room in pleasant
non-housekeeping apartment to one lady
$50: convenienceS, incl Frigdaire Also
smaller room ideal for woman student.
AT 18th AND OAK SITS. NV. 353l Hert-
ford pl.-Large front room adj. bath with
shower; pvt home: $50 mo CO. 5569-W
1875 EYE ST. N.W.-All newly furn. 2-rm
apt; also single and double rms with
mining wafer
Evening star., 1940-09-15

.RLE ST. n W .-DoublF
Drefe- couple or = men
1leV 13iS
Evening star., 1940-09-15

1i5 9th ST. NE. Capitol Hill-Mod. pvt.
home, conv. Govt. depts.: single, twin,
double: gents only.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PK-Large fr. T.
pvt bath, shower. new detached home Il
block bus: So. 4S3S Butternut pl. NV.
5tOG 18th ST NW-Front room. large
closet windows. semi-pvt. bath unlim.
phone; garage. SO Georgia 1886
1881 HARVARD ST NW.-Large front
room, semi private bath, oil heat, private
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Railroad Worker
Killed In Yards

Felix Purtich, 81, car cleaner for
the Northern Pacific railroad, wa.
killed instantly Sunday morning
in the Union station yards when
he fell beneath a train backing
from the yards. There was no wit
ness to the accident, and, accord
ing to railway officials first knowl-
edge Of the tragedy came when the
engineer of a yard switch engine
saw the body being dragged be-
meath the slowly moving train.
Purtich. a native of Austria,
came to Tacoma and started work
ing for the railroad SO years ago.
He was a member of the North
ern Pacific Benefit association, the
Austrian Fraternal society and st.
Patrick's church.
Surviving Is one son, Richard
Purtich of the home, 322 No. L st.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at . a. m. from st.
Patrick's church, the cortege leav-
ing Cassidy A Aliens at s:45.
Burial will follow in Calvary ceme-
terry. Rosary will be recited Tues
day at s p. m. in the church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Norwegians' Aid
To Be Discussed
Meeting Called
Wednesday Night

Preliminary work 10 aid war
stricken Norway, which has been
made the battle-ground for three
Of Europe's greatest powers, are
being planned by local lodges of
the order Sons and Daughters of
Norway.
This relief work. which the local
Norwegian organization has taken
up, is part of a nationwide drive
to help their native land In q time
of need. Contributions taken at
this time will be earmarked and
remain In the treasures Of the
local district and supreme lodges
until such time as the Norwegian
legation In Washington. D. c.. get
reliable agencies established or
otherwise find II advisable to
transfer the funds for distribution
among the Norwegian people.
A committee with Harry Han
sen as chairman, will meet at Nor
mama hall, So. 18th and X SITS,
Wednesday at s p. m. to discuss
further plans for the campaign.
Representatives from other local
Norwegian lodges, clubs and
churches are invited to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Two Tacomans 10
Ask for Ships

Tacoma viii have at least two
delegates At . special meeting OF
the Pacific Coast Association OF
Port Authorities with the u. S.
maritime commission at Washing
ton. d. c.. next Thursday.
T. A. Stevenson. manager OF the
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
and Fred Marvin. chairman OF the
Tacoma Port commission, will at
tend the meeting. called to deter
mine what to do with 100 ships,
which were declared idle by law
passed In 1885.
The -ships. vitality needed since
the war. for coastal and intercoast-
al service. are all more than 20
years old and. thus, are ineligible
for operation by law.
Two courses are open to return
the ships ~ service--declaratio ton by
President Roosevelt that an emer-
Eency exists. or by congressional
action. 4. bill. designed to super
sede the 1895 law for the duration
Of the war. already has been In
troduced In congress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Elsie Contest
Winners Naund
Finul Week Now
Under Wuy

Winners Of the third week cash
awards In the Tacoma Times
Borden milk contest are announced
- follows:
In the age . to II group. John
Tobacco. 1901 So. cushman. won
the $3.50 prize. shirleen Melton.
S601 50. Sheridan. took second
prize Of $50.
Edna Mae HolIenberry. sls1 No.
Orchard. and Melvin Abra. 1917
50. Fawcett. won 80 centa each by
placing third and fourth, respec-
lively.
In the age Is to 10 class. Eve
lyn Dennison. 3s55 30. 2eth. won
the first pr1ss OF $3.50 while
Dorothy Craig. els Ia. Wright.
took second place with its award
of $50.
cecile Grant. Rt. 2. BOX 765D.
and Betty Dahl, 1910 So. sth, are
richer by fifty cents. being credit
ed with winning third and fourth
places.
The contest IL now In its final
week and It win close Saturday.
April 7Tth. All entries must be
IN the Tacoma Times office on that
data.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Hold Double Rites
For Fire Victims

Deaths of Otto and Charles VOL
para. 174s 30. Slth st., victims Of
Z fire which raxed their home FRI
day night, were pronounced acci-
dental. following an investigation
by both police and fire department
officials.
James vorak. 20, Of 3612 So.
Cushman ave-, who had visited
the brothers Friday evening, was
held and questioned by the police.
but convinced them he left the
home approximately two hours
before the fire. which was caused
by an overheated kerosene lamp.
Double funeral services were
held for the brothers Monday at
3 p. m. from Lynn's chapel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Farmer Groups
Meet in South

SAN Observation-Disclosures
ers Of Associated Farmers Of Cali
fornia today announced represent
atives Of farmer groups Of WASH
ington. Oregon. California and Ari-
roma would meet here April 2e TO
take further steps toward organi-
zation of the Associated Farmers
OF America.
The organization Of q national
association was authorized at
meeting Of representatives Of the
Pacific coast organizations in
Stockton last December.
A draft of proposed bylaws was
prepared for presentation to the
meeting here. The plan proposed
creation Of associated farmers
groups In each state of the union.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Frozen Bodies Yet
On Soviet Front

WASHINGTON - Reports from
American Red Cross representa-
tives in Helsinki. Finland, said that
the Finnish-Russian frontier TIN
Ia covered with the frozen bodies Of
soldiers of both Sides"
The reports received at Red
Cross headquarters here said that
there had not been time to bury the
dead because the DISCRIMINATION
of national life has placed so many
responsibilities on the able-bodied. I"
"The common graves in parish
churchyards are an impressive
sight. with open graves lined with
balsam boughs awaiting the bodies
of the dead" the report said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
City Leads
In BUILDING

Tacoma Is leading all cities Of
Its size in the Northwest in rate OF
residential building expansion. it
Ia revealed by the quarterly survey
Of building volume edited by the
statistical department Of the
Equitable Savings 4 Loan associa-
ton, and released locally by w. A.
Fry.
In the first quarter Of 1910. COM
pared with the same period of
1889, home building shot up 140
per cent This il well over double
the average increase. for all 80
cities canvassed by the Equitable
Savings & Loan association, of 81
per cent in residential volume.
Tacoma issued permits in the
past three months for residential
volume of 1891, 40, compared with
s15S,025 last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Crescent Valley
Group TO Meet

GIG HARBOR-Crescent Valley
PIT. A. will hold its regular meet
ing on Wednesday. DR.. II. II.
Ryan will be the guest speaker
and there will be election Of CT
ficers. There also will be q dis
cussion on playground supervision
during the summer months.
The Rosedale Hall association
will meet on Wednesday at 8 p. m.
Elmer c. Matson OF Olalla was
brought In this week TO Justice
II. r. Thurston's court by state
Patrolman Gil Paulson for failing
to have an operators license. Mat
son admitted having driven for
the past elk years without a license
and was fined SIS. Unable to pay
the fine he was committed to the
Pierce county jail.
Royal Neighbors. Tahoma camp
No. 10o96 of Gig Harbor will at
tend the Pierce county convention
TO be held in Tacoma on Friday.
They will take part in the COM
petitive work In the afternoon ses-
sion and in the evening will put
on the memorial service. The rep
resentatives of Tahoma camp will
be Dorothy Carlson, Elsie Under
wood. Phyllis Rucker, Blanche
Conklin. Evelyn Griswold, Delpha
Deyo, Ida Overly. Frances Fin
holm, M. Henderson. Eta Mallory.
Della Taylor, Mazel Hartsook, Ann
Moore. Hazel Major. Mae Nc
Daniels, Mabel Johnson and Alice
Lawrence. The ladies will be
dressed In long formal white tat
feta dresses with corsages in
purple and white. Mrs. Hazel
Ma jor has been chosen to act as
marshal at the convention to rep
resent Tahoma camp.
A seven-pound baby girl was
born to DR.. and Mrs. s. Russ Denz-
Ter at the Tacoma General hos
pitai on Frida.' afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Toogood
are the parents of seven-pound
baby girl. Lane Jean. born at the
Gig Harbor hospital Saturday
morning. Grandparents are Mrs.
Eugene wyman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Toogood. all OF Gig Hsrbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
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