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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
PenneYSiore
To Celebrate
Thirteenth Yeor
OF Operation Here

Starting this weekend. the J. c.
Penney Co. lila Broadway. viii
celebrate its 18th year in Tacoma.
an occasion which will be marked
by store-wide merchandising
promotion.
The store, one Of the largest
units Of the Penney Co.. has ex-
banded enormously in its present
location. both in its retail and
warehouse space Various inn
provements have been made. in
GLIDING the most recent one Of
removing the budget-priced lingerie
department TO the main aisle on
the first floor. thereby allowing
more space on the second floor
for the sports shop, children's
shop, and women's apparel
Additional Space
This additional space" said
w. c. Pinces. manager of the
store, will add much to shopping
pleasure and convenience
Operating through a group of
more than 500 stores. Penney's is
able to bring to its customers the
quality and selection of a great
nationwide market"
The cash and carry plan has
eliminated the credit office. deliv-
cry and other expenses. enabling
the management to price its goods
lower and pass the savings on to
the customer.
The personnel Of the Tacoma
store includes about 100 persons,
many OF whom have been with the
company for several years and
own their own homes in the city.
Retirement Fund
The employees have the benefit
of a retirement fund. Under this
plan, savings of employees are
matched by a generous contribu-
ton from the company. These
savings earn, through a special in
vestment of the company. a SUBJ
stantially higher rate of interest
than would ordinarily be drawn.
Employees of the company have
been most enthusiastic over this
arrangement, marking a forward
step in employer planned security
according to Pinches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07

First IN line Of the many de-
velopments for 1871 is the revolu-
tary 'Firehalr engine with CON-
pound carhuretion. Sales Man
ager Walter Baldwin said This
new principle increases the horse
power Of Buick engines to a
marked degree. yet effects a sub
stantisl saving in fuel oonsump-
ton"
Every car in the Buick line has
been restyled for 1871, Baldwin
revealed. with new streamlined
bodies even wider than the popu-
lar torpedo" models. New body
designs viii include a "sedanet, ="
an entirely different body type
which combines features Of the
sport coupe and the 2-door sedan.
Buick plans for 1e41 includes
projected output Of approximately
$1,000 cars. Baldwin said. On
top Of plant expansion and re-
tooling In preparation for 1871
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07

production. Buick has committed
for materials and supplies 10 the
extent Of 500 600. 900 to meet re-
quirements for the balance Of this
year. The estimated cost Of ma
terials and supplies TOR the 1871
model year are placed at more
than 500. 600. 00o-a figure which
does not include machinery. tools.
equipment, plant renewal and pay
rolls.
The whole Buick organization
is thoroughly optimistic concern
ing the future" Baldwin COM
mented. The Buick people feel
that the nation is facing an ex-
panding national income, and that
a large share of it will find its
way into the purchase Of auto
mobiles and other desirable ar
ticles- In general. the automo-
tive industry expects a 10 per cent
expansion next year in the total
passenger car market"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07

Club. as president of the Ia
coma Citizens Committee for Law
Enforcement, asserted his COM
mittee got nowhere" In their
conference with Mayor Cain at
the city hall Wednesday after
noon. The committees appeal to
the governor had been made In
consequence. he declared.
The letter To the governor indi-
Gates the resolution was adopted
at a meeting Aug. 30. The text
follows:
Text Of Resolution
BE IT RESOLVED by the Tacoma
Citizens Committee for Law Enforce
ment that the following representa-
tons and requests be made 70 the
Honorable Clarence ID. Martin, gov
ernor of the State OF washington:
That for the past two years crime
has been permitted TO go its own
way unchecked IN the City Of Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
Lctest Hat Fashions
Touch on the Clowns

SHARON. Pa The latest in
millinery Is making many men
Iaurh-but not circus clowns
Al kerber struck up . converse
tion with q circus clown here
What's the hardest part Of
your Job ?" he asked the clown.
Irving to find clown hats" was
the answer. The women are
stealing our thunder these days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07

GUNTEKSkILIE. Ala.-The pa
latial three deck stern wheeler
Idiewild i mere hulk Of her
former self. A sheriffs rad
stripped the vessel Of 500 cases o.
beer. six slot machines. two race
horse maehines-snd 700 passen-
gers VINO refused 70 sail on .
llauorless boat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
Gov. Marlin Urged to Take Hand
In Cleaning Up Vice in Tacoma

Copies of resolution attacking open vice conditions in
Tacoma and asking Gov Martin to ntercede with invest
cation under powers forwarded to the
Olympia and to other gubernatora candidates. Carl Club
and z. L. Currier announced Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07

WASHINGToN-The war depart
ment has issued the following orders
Lieut. Cols-Charles II. McNair.
INF, WEIGH. W. Va. to home, Column
bus. Ga. retired: John Z. Selby. cav.
Fort Leavenworth. 10 home, retired
trevokedl: John A. Porter. ONO. San
Antonio. Tex. TO Fort Sam Houston.
Tex. trevoked).
Aajs.-Mario Cordero. &C, Puerto
Rican dept. TO Fort Sheridan. III:
Alfred Frederick WHITE. Cd reserve.
Cleveland. O.. 10 active duty Cleve-
land Ordnance District.
capts.-Jacoo II. Bridges, NC. Fort
Sill. Okla. to New York general
depot: Alexander Grendon, GAG re-
serve. Santa Monica. Calf. TO active
duty Port Monroe. We. Clark william
Coleman. cav. reserve. Washington.
70 active duty Randolph Field. Tex.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
Mueller Harkins to Display
Buick S l94l Line Tomorrow
Fireboll" Engine With Compound
Conjunction Outstanding Feature

Sensational advances anything Buick has done
before will be revealed Saturday September Z when the
1871 line of Buick is given its first public showing al
Mueller Harkins 722 Broadway in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
EPILEPSY
EPILEPTICS!

Detroit lady finds relief for hus-
hand. She viii tell you how. All
letters answered. Mrs. Geo. Demp-
ster. Apt. G-52, $500 w. Lafayette
Blvd. Detroit, Mich adv.
Evening star., 1940-08-03

drawers for blankets and sheets that
will add the greatest Joy to the
housekeepers task.
The library or study might use
cabinet storage for the pamphlets
that must not be subjected to the
dust and wear of open shelves, as
well as personal files that are not
decorative enough to help the color
scheme of the room, in addition to
its tiers of adjustable bookshelves.
Cabinets for the care Of record al
buns and sheet music are one of
the additions to the stock of cabinet
makers, which are most welcome.
Corner cupboards in period design
with very fine carved scrolls as
pediment may be selected for the
dining room, with the same design
repeated as over-door decoration or
above the mantel, turning the SIM
plest room into one of beauty and
dignity, as we'll as solving the stcr-
age problem and adding to the dec
orative quality of the room with the
display of colorful china
Beautifully finished steel kitchen
cabinets, or hand-carved cabinets for
the dining room, or matched mahog-
y-veneered cabinets for the Ii
brary are not inexpensive, as any
piece of furniture that must be
worked out with such precision is
bound to cost something. But mass
production and widespread use of
stock designs has reduced the price
far below anything we might con-
tract ourselves, and the fact that
this type of installation, with the
expenditure of few hundred dol
lars, brings the old-fashioned house
Immediately up to date, and adds
to the joy and efficiency of living
each day thereafter, makes the in
vestment pay many times over.
The Electric Institute on Tenth
street has modern kitchens with
cabinets made by the most skilled
manufacturers on display at all
times The builders supply and
lumber companies can show you de-
signs of doors, cupboards, fireplace
mantels and such details that will
change the whole appearance of
your house and give it youthful
lift. All of these items will be no.
ticeable after you come back to your
house from vacation, and a little
planning this fall will give you all
the comfortable storage you will
need another year.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
Home Clinic
Continued From First Page. !

equipment for each special task,
with the storage space so designed
and measured that there is adequate
room for everything.
We have come to recognize the
fact that we may have an L-shaped
kitchen, or an H-shape or one built
in on three sides, and we know tha-
there are sinks to 60 around cor
ners, that there is cabinet with
upright as well as horizontal racks
so that with a turn of a switch it
may be plate warmer or towel dryer
as necessity demands.
Even such minor details as the
spice boxes-which take up SO
much room on the usual shelf,
may be tucked away on wire
rack. just built to size, that is in
stalled on the bottom of the second
shelf and lifts each little box with
its label on a level with the eye
avoiding the rummaging between
other boxes which always ends up
in cayenne pepper when you wanted
cinnamon.
Utilize All Space.
This same efficiency and beauty Is
available for every room in the
house where storage is necessary.
The bathroom may have whole
built-in dressing room, where drawer
Evening star., 1940-08-03

lent for chair-side tables for tea,
cocktails or the buffet supper.
Small tables must be well made
to be steady and not wobble, as the
absence of cross bracing makes good
construction an essential. AS they
were designed for real use-to place
things ont is also necessary that
they be made of the best materials
with the finest finish to withstand
marking.
These tables fill all these spec
ifications with the added ones of
perfect design and proportion. The
tiny satin wood inlay enhances the
slenderness of the legs and the
utterly simple pattern makes them
useful in any period room with any
type furniture. In case father
wishes to give you a wedding pres
ent, or your husband wishes to
commemorate an anniversary, tell
him you want nest of tables. The
price for four is $5175 and for
three S33.75, and you may always
get the extra one at any time as
we'll as other pieces to go with this
Evening star., 1940-08-03
HELP DOMESTIC.

GENERAL, ,HousEwoRKER, settled, rsli-
sble s1l6 healthy; se expsrienced sIn Apply after
housekeeping ~ 17oi Park I'd. Apt: SO
GIRL. Southern, experienced. gh.w.. cook
ing, children; stay nights or go home; rel.
Lincoln 9054.
small child: live in. sH. 2l30 after 8
GIRL, white. p to 35,< s.hw' cooking;
private rm. WI. $3.50.
aogsEREEPER geEb ns sm nd Vs n re9ed geed
family; wanted at once Box 04-G. Star.
HOUsEK EEPER, white, 25-35, take care of
children and house; references. BOX
AK, Star.
perienced. care Of :,-month infant and
small apt for employed couple. plain
cooking; live out. references and health
certificate required Call RA. 1918.
work, Shepherd eoi2. Leighton ave,
Silver Spring, Md.
MOTHERS HELPER, live in health GER
tificate required. Shepherd 39s5.
NURSEMAID. white. single, stay nights.
city references required. over %: s45
month. Box 140-K. Star,
WOMAN. white, settled. refined, for gh.w.
and cooking; good home; nearby Md.
Rockville AS.
WOMAN, white. settled to live in; fond
OF children; light Housekeeping. Call
Chestnut 9647,
WOMAN, white, middle-aged. light house
work from to Z, small bungalow, Silver
Spring. Md SH. 5552-W after >.
WOMAN, white. middle-aged. for light
homework. full charge of cooking, family of
3. hrs, to $40; Sat. afternoons. sunday
off; no washing; 500 wk. 32l2 9th S.,
Arl Va. Chestnut 144O. %
WOMAN. young. colored, to care for child
and small home for emnioyed cQuple; live
in. Chestnut 6045. 4S22 25th 'rd. north,
Arlington, Va.
WOMAN. white, middle-aged, e.h.w., and
care for children; live in. Apply Mon
day, SOB Aspen ST. NV.
WOMAN. white. 30 to As, general house
work; 3 employed adults; care of 4-mo, -old
baby; S35 mo. Michigan 6911.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
Victorian Furniture
Painted White Makes
Desirable Pieces
Smurtness Added
By Paint Veneer,
Decorators Find

What can be done with Victorian
furniture? Cluttering up the attic
or being apologized for in the spare
bedroom, these dark heavy walnut
pieces have been depressing to many
modern-minded home makers. In
terror decorators here are solving the
problem in very direct way.
The thing to do, it seems, is SIM
ply to paint them white. Such re-
conditioned Victorian pieces are be-
ing pointed out with pride in many
a fashionable New York decorators
shop and are being sold for no in
considerable sums to wealthy Park
avenue apartment house dwellers.
1t all began with the discovery
that one or two white painted pieces
gave a smart accent to almost any
room. One of those low-seated
walnut chairs, originally covered
with black horsehair, receives coat
of fat white or very light gray paint
and is reupholstered with dull pink
velvet. Behold a charming slipper
chair for bedroom.
Paint Adds Charm.
Victorian sofas-even those with
all the extravagances of carved
wood thought so elegant in grand
mothers day-are painted white and
given a covering of soft velvet, rose
or mauve. The carved wood details,
no longer insistent and pretentious
are even charming.
A pair of old-fashioned armchairs
make picturesque and comfortable
hearth seats when given an enliv-
sning coat of white paint along with
a gay floral chintz covering. In
this guise any room might be proud
of them.
Victorians had many small stands,
some with intricately carved sup
ports. Painted, these are excellent
for bedside use. In the living room
they can be used to good advantage
to hold lamps and books near father
or mothers easy chair. The old
fashioned parlor table with its
marble top loses its passe air with
an up-to-date paint treatment and
can function once more in a bay
Take to Light Paint.
In a modernized Victorian bed
room even the bed can be painted
and made to look astonishingly well.
Small Victorian wall mirrors, paint
ed white, take on a modern baroque
air and may be used in any room.
The carved walnut picture frames
of yesteryear also take kindly to
light paint. Be sure not to throw
away the old-time steel engravings
or colored chrome prints which
they once held, for these also have
become fashionable. Those in the
know, decoratively speaking, are
looking through secondhand shops
for Victorian items and painting
them up for home use.
One secret of using Victorian
pieces effectively in room is to
think of them chiefly as accents.
Two or three pieces will usually be
all the room can stand. Sometimes
the best way to treat chair or
sofa is to take off the heavy dark
varnish. refinish the wood with wax
or a clear light varnish, and then
reupholster it in a solid toned, soft
colored velvet or a bright chintz.
Small accessories, such as bou-
uuets of wax flowers with their glass
dome covers, will help to make Vic
torian pieces seem at home. Anti
macassars-small doilies placed on
chair arms and sofa backs to pro-
tect them from the macassar hair
oil of Victorian days-are other pos
sible adjuncts to the room that
wants to go Victorian in modern
WaV
Evening star., 1940-08-03

space and dressing table are con-
veniently arranged as we'll as the
usual linen storage. A long hall may
have a whole linen room built into
the end with space for the sewing
machine for rnending and capacious
Evening star., 1940-08-03
F. H. A. Inspection Busy

Construction was begun under
r. H. A. inspection on nearly 300
new privately financed, single
family homes every working day on
the average during July, Federal
Housing Administrator Stewart Nc
Donald announced today.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
HELP WOMEN.

REAL ESTATE OFFICE desires hard
working, industrious stenographer-book-
keeper, lob permanent. Good chance for
advancement. Salary. Sl00 month. Box
05-G, Star.
sALEsLADIEs, experienced with furs,
wanted by large fur store. Box 42-G, Star.
GIRL for stenographic and switchboard
work in auto dealers office, Give age.
experience, etc. Box 5S-G, Star.
LADY, midde-aged, white. refined, share
hSme HorF wh sav quiet eepple fp with g.
shoppes. Apply 51os Georgia ave. NV
WOMEN, young. attractive, to teach sew,
ing and dressmaking in private girls
designing, and tailoring; Training and
snsws5ing siye ta ps5ticSlsTs 5s SSons
aS numser ae Box 'f4aiJs 46s1J' 3 Star. ae'all AA'
BoOKKEEPER = LARGE REAL ESTATE
OFFICE DESIRES FIRST CLASS BOOK
BEEpER T5 AMP TYpIsT ONE WITH WITH =, EX- *
i.EPLY IN OWN HANDWRrTiNG. STAT
ING EXPERIENCE. ADDRESS BOX 276-K,
STAR.
Casualty Claim Stenographer
Wanted by, general agency. Must be ex,,
automobile claims State experience and
salary acceptable. Replies confidential
Box 205-G. Star
STENOGRAPHER AND POLICY
WRITER,
Preferably experienced. Not in
terested in Government employ
ment. Box 494-J, Star.
Evening star., 1940-08-03

This is another in a series OF
pictures and articles prepared
by Margaret No,Deu and Euening
Star photographers to aid those
about to establish a home or to
returnish eristing homes. Stress
1UiI be laid on economy OF er-
penditure 10ith no sacrifice OF
good taste. The series ,Uill con-
tinue each Saturday in the Real
Estate Section OF The Star.
When you have saved $50 and
wish to invest it in your living room
there is no more useful item you
might select than nest of tables
like the one in the photograph.
These have several good points
that make them come into the
budget list. The largest table is big
and sturdy and tall enough to hole
your tea or coffee tray and find daily
use in front of the sofa in youl
living room. The nest may be
placed as a lamp table beside the
sofa with the lower tables conven-
Evening star., 1940-08-03
CATTLE g LIVESTOCK

RIDING OR WORKING PONIES: Chico
pugue and Shetlands: carts and wagons;
reas.: in rear 736 18th st. sc.
q WORK COLTS. months to 3 years old;
cheap: will trade for heifers. Chester
Clagett, Rockville. Nd, Potomac pike.
. BIG WORK MARES, small ponies, /
large mule, 3 saddle horses. 1884 Penna.
ave Sc, end of bridge.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. Washingtonian: ofice su-
pervisor; all records and reports. Box
25o-K Star 81
ACCOUNTANT. expert. part-time book
keeping: books started. audited, balanced;
tax reports; city refs; reas RIA. 313l.
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT experienced. Tyr.
accounting-tax course completed; tge. 25.
Frank Gordon. RA. 1864
BOOKKEEPER-AU Is years expe-
progressive company; salary at beginning
secondary consideration. Write P. o.
CHAUFFEUR. butler, waiter. houseman;
COL; exp; city refs; free 10 travel; Is yrs.
one family. Call DE. 3247
CHAUFFEUR-Lady leaving town wishes
to place chauffeur; recommend as honest,
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR or collector. thor
oughly experienced, desires position. SH.
23l6. a.
countant: teacher, ensineer, salesman,
MAKES this man, now now az years 'e Old and and in
perfect health. available for any employ
ment in which an honest living may be
made. Box 13-K, Star. 4"
LANDSCAPE GARDENER, is yrs exp.
wants regular employment on private estate.
Write Earle NJ. Dupee, Rockville, Nd. q
MAN, young. desires position as delivery
man. light delivery truck; hours 8 pm: TO
II p,m.: experience and character refer
ences Hobart 5027
SALESMAN. building products. HOBART
SHEET METAL WORKER, white expert
enced wants lob: start as helper: worked
up to now as auto body worker. Phone
Republic 1875: after pm. and Sunday
Adams 1868 A.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
REPAIRS b SERVICE

CARPENTER, experienced in finish work.
DsntsrS wants DAYS zsoS work With contractor
CELLARS wATERPRooFED. basement in
traefor @.ee Cali iva Wareld i 45a4 ens. te ct
CHAIR CANEING gpHolsaEa, In9 p1Te5
19shsri sas os s'n'sd IT. Shax shon. M EMsTHoS aos
ELECTRIC WIRING e,T.uos. .1tT. os,.
Elec. Co 5000 Georgia ave. Rand. s381.
EXPERT PAPERING, painting, carpentry.
floor sanding, estimates. Reasonable prices.
Personal attention. Call Brite, Taylor sa7o.
PAPER HANGING this week only. se.5o
per room: 1910 washable. sunfast papers:
work guaranteed. Michigan 5315.
PLUMBING AND HEATING ,obbing and
Haas waRns snseisNy Neyh ss4s hsur service
Radio Trouble? Free est; Honsss wsFf ns'cs, sHs.
MID-cTTY Radio Shop. 80 pm. MA. 2sO2,
MOTOR TRAVEL.
WEST COAST. EITHER ROUTE: NEW
pie 1870. This week. 81
VACATION TO MIAMI. NEW PONTIAC
share esnenses ems aeSs Hobs9t foss
FRISCO VIA BADLANDs. YELLOWSTONE
Seattle in Pontiac 40 conv.: leave Aug is:
take 3. RE. 1880. go, ewes. 5'
BUSINESSMAN DRIVING SEDAN BOSTON,.
any day this month; room for 4. Box 254-
K Star
ACCOMMODATION WANTED TO REHO-
both Beach. for 2 passengers leaving Sum-
day. Aug, 4. Atlantic 1175-J
LEAVING MONDAY IN BUICK CAR FOR
Chicago and Minneapolis, accommodations
Tor three persons. Woodley 3l45. a.
TUESDAY, PLYMOUTH '3s, GOING OKLA.
TO Calf. return: take two; share expense;
refs Box 29-K. Star
LADY DESIRES TO SHARE EXPENSES
to Minneapolis; refs. exchanged. AT
5g3S-W
Evening star., 1940-08-03

GLASSES, Oxfords, yellow gold with chain,
DR.. Silver" name on case; vic Dupont Cir
Gle on Conn. or Mass. aves. Reward. Ii.
Evening star., 1940-08-03

CLASSES. no case, bifocals, in or near the
Barr Building, Tuesday evening, reward.
Ma 22O7
Evening star., 1940-08-03

THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIoLUsEs
delivered for 81. or is select spikes for 81
Helene Affieck, Box 231-A. Route No. 3.
Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna 11-W. 4.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
CUT FLOWERS

ROCKS R. l. Reds, $3.50 per 100. Con-
keys Y-O feeds, James Feed Store, 619 K
St NV. Metropolitan 00S9.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
tContinued.)

2s0s, CATHEDRAL AVE N.W-Larre
oouoIe and single rooms gentlemen.
Evening star., 1940-08-03

WALLET containing Govt. bldg. pass, street
car pass, papers. Willnore N. Cabaniss,
Lincoln 26l2-W.
WRIST WATCH, platinum. Will the per-
son who called MA. 1926 Thursday evening
please call again?
Evening star., 1940-08-03
LOS

COAT, lady's, black twill. Philipsborn's
iapei' lost vic, 14th and E sts. Sc. Re-
ward. Call Mr.. Miller, DI. 5000
Evening star., 1940-08-03

WRIST WATCH, lady's Hamilton, vicinity
of Palais Royal to Keiths, on Tues. Re-
ward. DI. 1850. Branch 65. 81
Upper CASE: mr.. Providence Baptist
Church, 491 M st. s.w., Thursday eve.
Return to pastor at church. Reward.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
FARM AND GARDEN.
RABY CHICKS

GLADIOLAS. fresh-cut delivered SOC
dozen Call Chestnut 6575.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, part-time, reasonable
Profit and loss statements, tax reports
financial statements Mrs. Williams,
District 2415. g.
DAYS WORK or part time, with reference
Evening star., 1940-08-03

1l39 Conn. ave-Large, comfortable rooms
with simmons inner-spring mattresses;
singles with running water, $3.50 wk up;
doubles, 90 wk. UP: with pvt bath, sin.
gles. $3.50 wk. up: doubles, $3.50 wk. up.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
HQA1S.

THOMPSON BOAT, 1S it.. with a 4-cylin-
der Evenrude outboard motor 80 hp.;
S225 APO Bowen rd. Sc. tnr. Marlboro
pike and Southern ave.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
MECHANICS and
Apply 41ll Bethesda

MECHANIC, one structural steel layout,
experienced: one ornamental iron me-
chanic, familiar with stair work: one struc-
tural engineer, capable Of making shop
details and redeSign work. Highest wages
paid, open shop. no labor troubles. Write
P o. Box 513. Alexandria, Virginia.
contract or days rate. State exp. and
refs Box 44-K Star
Evening star., 1940-08-03
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted, stray animals
tonly) to the Animal Protective Association.
Atlantic 1858 or Atlantic 7142.
DOG, black and white, female. % 18th
st. Sc. Ii. 1194-W.
1ax.