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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-26
PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-AN ATTRACTIVE PROPOSE
ton on an apt. house, Good location show
ing good returns. Also stores. We have
clients waiting. MONTGOMERY REALTY
CORP. Wilson lane Bethesda.
4-FAMILY FLAT. GOOD WHITE SECTION.
EUGENE A. BARRY,
343e 14th st. NV. Columbia 60s6
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C.

Owner leaving city. will sacrifice Broom
mouse. baths. ami. oil heat. large
porches on three sides, large two-story
garage beautiful shade trees. all kinds of
shruooery. flowers: large grounds room
enough to build 4 more Groom houses on
this pr operty. All for only S1O25O: rea-
sonable terms. You can clear $4,000
within short time You cen rent 3 apis
anc have enough room left for your
family. F. A LINGER 310Q 24th st n e
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PLYMOUTH 1897 trunk sedan; spotless In
appearance. faultless in performance Here
Is satisfaction plus thousands Of miles Of
I trouoie Die service: reduced 70 S3s5 dur
LEI. 1900 Nichols ave. sc. Lincoln Q4SS.
Phone us, We will hing IL to YOU
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ARCADE PONTIAC-All used cars reduced
TO make room for 1941 models: see our
selection; easy G. M. A. c. terms; low
PRICES; 1897 sedan. 1895; 1896 sedan.
TIAC CO. 1897 irving ST. NV. AID $500.
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REST RITY NE

HOME OR INVESTMENT
Near Bird and SITS. n,e.-2-story brick.
'front.' porch, 9 rooms, bath, full cellar.
NV. h. built-in garage. Priced at S495O
Tor immediate sale. Substantial cash pay
ment.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
eth and H SITS, NE Ii OSn7
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PONTIAC 1887 "s" 4-door trunk sedan;
equipped with radio and heater; motor.
upholstery. tires in perfect condition: an
unusual value at only S43S. Justine
Nicholson. Hysttsville. Md. OR. 1000.
PONTIAC 1894 4-door sedan. SI0O. Flood
Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut. wO s4o1
PONTIAC 1880 4-door sedan. S34. Flood
Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut. WO S4nl.
PONTIAC 1928 4-door sedan: 6 cyl; i'm
Connecticut wO S4Ol.
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PLYMOUTHS-193 4-door touring de
luxe sedan. 1913 1894 de luxe sedan. very
clean, SID: 1893 de luxe sedan, SI25.
BETHESDA MOTOR SALES
6SOO WIS. Ave. WI 2R57
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49, BETHESDA MOTOR SALES,
$500 Wis. Ave WI oRsr

PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 4-door trunk
SEQ sedan; this car has Just passed through
condition. Our wholesale price today only
SA3S Standardization. HyattsVille, Nd
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PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door touring sedan:
spotless original blue finish. driven very
little. runs and looks comparative to a
new car: reduced from S595 to 1859 during
our sale terms to suit Ask for car No
3O5. MANDELL CHEVROLET. 800 Nichols
will hiring q ~ 20, '0' AHOHs vs. We
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PONTIAC 1910 like-new Torpedo sedan /;
tvo-tone finish. white-wall tires radio.
heater defroSters; air-conditioner rear
chance only one left like it. At We yh-
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. ARCADE,
1897 Irving st DIV Adams S500
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UNIVERSITY, PARK, MD.-NEW BRICK
Cecil ave. Phone waxAsld 1855.
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NEW, DETACHED COLONIAL BRICK, b,
rms, air-cond auto. heat, fully insulated
roof and side walls: porch; S5,925. 5O!s
Ventnor I'd, Green Acres, off River I'd,
beyond Western ave. Wisconsin 1892.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND MADISON
sts-Detached brick. rooms, ! bedroom
very small, fireplace: about years old;
lot 50x150; unusual circumstances forces
sale at $3.50.
FRANK M. DOYLE. REALToR, p1 1865.
FOUR BEDROOMS. AND TWO BATHS ON
the second floor, finished attic, den and
laVatory on the first floor, recreation
room, two 6replaceS, screened porch: Quilt
in garage; in this impressive new center
hall Colonial; in Chevy Chase, D. C.. Just
deep lot Priced at only S15,95O. THOS
L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900, until pm
NEAR 18th AND GIRARD STS.-SS,a50
$3.50 CASH AND SS5 PER MONTH.
A 10-room. 2-bath brick home; IN ex-
cellent section for renting rooms: close to
stores and transportation; hot-water heat:
brick garage; opportunity to purchase a
home. that will pay for Itself: on terms for
less than rent.
.,ar SHANNON q LUcHs co.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
Ell CAMPEONATo DE
BILLAR EN- NEW YARK

New York, Die. 9.-Ohtenieu
do una doble victoria sobre Ono
frio Lauri, de Filadelfia, Jimmy
CaraS, Ell excampe6n de billar,
paS6 al cuarto puesto del tornec
por ell titulo de campe6n billa-
rista en- mesas peluenas 0 de Dol
sillo. Mozconi, de New York, Sc
mantiene en- Ell primer lugar y
Ponzi, de New York, en- Ell Sc
gundo.
Mosconi derrot6 a George
Kelly, de Newark, y Pcnzi ven
clio a Johnny Irish, de Syracuse.
Ademas de los mencionadosl
participant tambien en- Ell torneo
Procita, de Boston, y Rudolph,
de New York.
Procita Sc halla en- ell tercer
puesto, Caras en- ell cuarto y les
siguen Irish, Lauri, Rudolph Y
Kelly.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Los numeros de variedades
fueron muy aplaudidos, entire e.
Hos los patinadOres ANTI.
Dur6 hasta despues de las Gin
co de la manana.
Van a continuation algunos.
de los nombres de las personals
que Sc hallaban p%reSentes: vi
cente Guastella, Presidente de la
Sociedad, acompanado de su gen
til hija, Srta. J~osefina; Mario
Pullara, Presidente de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo; Lucia Rubin,
Dr.. Carlos Barbas y Sra, Luis
Menendez, Luis Fonseca, Alder
to Valdes, Enrique Tamargo;
Angel de la Riva, Presidente de
la Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
ESpanol; DIR. Raul Rogue y
Sra. Raymond Sheldon y Sra,
Sra. Wood, Frank Ciccarello y
Sra, Andres CiccarellO y Sra,
john DENIM Y Sra, Dick Gre
co y Sra, Francisco Garcia, Pre-
sidente general del Circulo Gu
banO, y Sra. Lamar Sara; Vic
toriano Manteiga, Director de
esta publication; Angel L. Gre
leo y Sra, Evelio Vald6s, Leon
Cain, Laureano Trigueros, DR..
Santiago Paniello Y Sra, DR.. F6
Xix Hurtado, vice ministrO de sd
lubridad de Cuba; Sr. Cuervo
DR.. Garcia y esposa; Julian de-
Barrie y esposa.
w. Primo Lord, Olguita Val
des, Alfonso Lopez Y Sra, Mar
garet Harris, Armando Alfonso
y Sra, Willie Diaz y Sra, DR.. ].
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
Las Funciones del Ctrcao

Anoche tuvo efecto la segun-
da function de la Compania que
dirige Ell simpatico primer actor
Leopold Fernandez.
En- la primera parte del es-
p~ectaculo Sc llevo a escena la
simpatica obra "Su sonora no es
su sonora, dOnde Sc lucieron to.
dos los artistas de la compania.
Ell pGblico no ceso de reir.
En- la segunda parte tuvimos
un grandioso acto de Varieda-
des La primera en- actuar fue
la simpatiquisima tiple Estrelli-
ia Diaz, que nos brind6 la ro-
mama de "Amalia B~atista'.
.ant6 embellishments la par
titura" del gran mGsieo cubano
Rodrigo Prat. Despues la pare
ia de Bales internacionales La
70 d'Argas nos bride un gran
Vals de Fantasia. Carlos Suarsz
con su bonita voz, entOno dos
canciones. Leopoldo. Julitoy Mi
mi Interpretation un bonito
Sketch. Y para finalizar esta no
che de arte, la pareja de Bales
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
Ell Cabaret de L'UmiOne

EG u6 L OHttVH0
Tai y como habiamos predi-
cho desde estas c%alumnas, result
to la magnifica fiesta privada
que verified Ell sabado la Secci6n
de Recreo de Ia institution Unto
ne Italiana, en- la sala principal.
Fiesta llena de "colorido" y
muy "oncurr.ia.
Ell salon lucia preciosamente
engalanado. I'm centenar de ms
sas cubiertas por blancos man
teles y adornadas con flores ma
turtles.
Los asistententes, en- plausi-
BILE camaraderia Y olvidandGld
TODD, saboreaban los licores SER
vidos.
La m1sica fue muy selecta.
Don Francisco y Victor Ruiz
deleitaron a todos.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

N. loretta Y Sra; DR.. Juan
Manuel de la Puente, Consul de
la Repdblica de Cuba en- esta clu
dad y Sra; DR.. Jorge A. Ire
lies y Sra, Mary Lean, Johnny
Diaz y Sra, Paul Longo, DR.. A.,
Perzia, Alberta Valdes Brito y
Sra, Antonio Pizzo, Jacinto Fer
nandez y Sra, Eddie Gonzalez
y Sra, Johnny Favata y Sra.
Joe Perrone y Maria Tulsa Fer
nandez, Nelson Lazzara, Anna
Licata, John d. Licata y Sra,
Sam Ferrsri Y John Albanc,
Jennie Leone, Jim Tagliarini,
Tony Fernandez y Sra. DR.. F.
Coniglio y Sra, Manuel Alba
no, Helen Fueyo, John Smith y
Sra, Leo Palermo Y sra, 1Vhy
Perrone y Sra, Tony Cacciatore
y Sra. Ignacio Antinori Y Sra.
Jack Conn y Sra, Cuco Loren
70, Paul Alvarez y Sra, Srta.
A. O'Hara, Joe Midulla, Luis R.
Gonzalez, Manuel Fernandez y
Sra, Joe Garcia, Peter Cimino
Y otrOS muchos.
Una vez mas relicitamos a los
organizadcres de esta fiesta por
el merecido triunfo obtenido en-
su Octave Cabaret annual.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
En- so NGtaticio

Estuvo aver de dias una bella
senorita. Me refiero a la encan-
tadora Alicia Sainz, delicada
flor de nuestra sociedad, que en-
ell dia de aver cumplio IA amos.
Con tai motive en- su Residential
2611 de la Gale II, Sc celebr6
una fiestecita.
Alicia recibi6 infinidad de bo-
nitos y valiosos regalos.
Entire los ALI reunidos sc jul
60 al "Bingo" y otros entrete-
nidos juegos, con premios para
los triunfadores.
AL compass de muy buena m1-
sica Sc bail6 hasta horas de la
noche.
Sc encontraban ALI Jennie Es-
polita, Conchita Mascunana, Ma
ry Sanchez, Ofelia Alvarez, Ce-
liza Fernandez, Berta Ccllazo,
Estela Fernandez, Marta Gar
eta, Alicia Garcia, Carload Her
nandez, Mary Sainz, Helen del
Pine Y Marie Morera.
Sras. Carmen Carrera y Lilly
Sainz; Frank Carrera y Sra,
Agustin Carrera y Sra, Miguel
Mascunana y Sra, Luis Carrie
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

ra Y Sra. Celestino Garcia y Sc.
nora.
Todos fueron esple. didamen-
teobsequiados por la mama de
la festejada, Sra. Lilly Sainz,
Porque pueda contar muchos
amos mas, LENA de felicidsd, ha-
ce votos ell croniSta.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

Lazo de Arga, realizaron una
DANA apache que electriz6 al
publico.
Una temporada que nos hara
pasar noche muy agradables.
Para hoy nos anuncian las
"carteleraS" un nuevo Y simpa-
tico estreno: La Pequena NAL
dita". I'm nuevo triunfo de la
compania de Leopoldo para esta
noche.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
Bodd Intimd

Ante un selecto grupo de init
mos amigo scontrajeron matri-
monio EN- la noche del pasado "a
Sra. EStella RGa y Ell Sr. Alder
to ValdeS-Brit Jefe de Redac-
Gin de nuestro colega de la ma
mana.
En- calidad de testigos firms
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

ron 81 acta matrimonial Ia Sra.
Conchita Trelles y 81 joven o.
car Rda, hermano de la la novia.
Terminada la ceremonial nup-
cial ,se bail6 al compass de una
selection de LA Tropical. Can
g ell Sr. Joaquin Bareena.
Sean estas lineas portadores
lie nuestra felicitaci6n.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
IF You'd Get Your Man, Copy the Queens of Glamour
Then the Other Hand Might
To Select the Proper of the Varied

proves good enough for her ideals.
This attitude sometimes works pref
ty well in private life-when applied
to the right man.
Claudette Colbert's screen man
trapping method is Lets -have-fun." !"
She takes life as it is at the mo-
ment. She doesn't use props; she
doesn't need champagne to create
the reality Of having a swell time.
This Is very good with the boy who
must count his pennies.
Ann Gets Her Man.
Margaret Sullivan Is looking for
q movie man to believe in-in every
picture. She stares at the male
marked for her own with an "Is-it-
your" expression in her big, gray
eyes. Too many girls kill the ro-
nance before it has jelled with
"Can-I-get-youf" attitude. Not Mar
garet. Hers is, Are you worth
getting?" .-
Ann Sheridan always gets her
man-in her movies-with smart
wise-crack. Notice how she works
in They Drive by Night" George
Raft was interested In her at the
lunch counter. But he would have
forgotten her along with the rest.
Annie, however, squelches him right
away with ,snappy remark. So he
looks at her again-and likes what
Evening star., 1940-08-11
By Sheiiah Graham.
HOLLYWOOD.

1t is very instructive to watch
tthe way of maid with a man-on
the screen. Every move here is
magnified and brought to closeup
focus. A girl who wants to get her
man could do q lot worse than
study the methods employed by
the glamour queens in their man.
hunting moments. I'D -.
Rosalind Russell, for instance,
uses the "I-can-get-along without
you-very-well" technique. Shed
sooner expire an old maid-on the
screen of course-than telephone q
man about date. Rosalind is an
offshoot of the idealist school, She
expects lot from the man she
loves. She also makes herself yet
harder to win by an outer armor Of
comedy. In passing, this is an
accurate description OF the real
life Miss Russell.
Katharine Hepburn is at the
head of the "unattainable" class.
In her screen romances she gives
a sense of having high standards.
When she meets a man who meas
ures up to them she relents. But
IL is not often she meets such .
man. It Is not often that = man
Evening star., 1940-08-11

he sees. I'm not so sure about this
technique for private life. Most of
the men know don't like to pro-
vide amusement for others at the
expense of their own dignity.
Olivia de. Havilland belongs to the
pre- e-emancipation-of women days,
as regards her le-attracting tao
tics. She is the perennial college
girl, the sweet schoolgirl. She is
oh, so helpless. This type in every
day life is practically non-existent.
But when it emerges, it usually mar
ries at 18. Olivia must be different
in private life because she is un-
married and "a.
Garbo's Successful.
Hedy Lamarr's Chief screen weap-
on Is her beauty. But unfortunately
she gives the impression of not
owning her beauty. She doesn't feel
at home in it. It's like a diamond
that has been lent her. If Hedy
owned her beauty, she would be the
most powerful personality in pic
lures. It is only when her director
uses her beauty for her that she is
effective. Hedy should study the
technique Of Helen Hayes, who is
able to create an illusion of beauty
without really possessing 1t.
Garbo has been using success
fully; for all of IA years, her deep
intensity Of feeling as the magnet
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Coming Attractions

PALACE-I Love You Again." romantic
undertone in which Myrna abandon all notion dorcg
William Powell is next the schedule after Pride
Prejudice"
EAREIhey Drive by Night the by night
things places in trucks Friday In will find
Sheridan Ida Lupino Humphrey Bogart and George Raft
There will be variety the stage.
KETTHS Partners teaming Ginger
Colman pair of sweepstakes winners 60 a
platonc journey together slated the attraction
following "Ihe Boys From Syracuse"
CAPITOLSouh of Pago-Pago" Pango-
Pango story of certain adventure there involving Frances
Fa-mer Victor McIaglen and Jon Hail. Friday
Durant will headline the stage bill.
Dwarfs" plus four
Walt Dspeys subjects comprise
slated to open here Friday
COLUMBIA-NIayand Daryl to
the horse country of State opens Friday
street.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Todoy's Film Schedules

CAPIIOL-The Great McCinty" doings political 4ao
7zo and 10 PM Stage shows 3:25, $40 and pm.
COLuMBA-Andy Hardy Meets Debutane Rooney vs. cafe
society: 3, $40, 730 $50 pm. " ~
EAE-My Love Came Back" young romance: q 4:35.
'io ana lo:o5 pm Stage shows: $3.50, 6:10 and pm
Boys From Syracuse Allan farce after
SnaKespeare: 2:35 40 6l0 7:55 pm March Of
Time: 215 T. $50, 735 and 9:25 PM
TTLE-ne Night Of Love- that Grace Moore hit. sss
7:55 and e:55 pm. ~ - > o'o'
METROPOLITAN This, And with Bette Davis
and Charles Boyer 2, AIS, 6:55 and $50 pm =
PACEPde and Prejudice version the Jane Austen
novel: 2, 430 7:05 $40 pm -SF'
TRANSFORMERS and shorts; continuous from nm eA
Evening star., 1940-08-11

for. her movie males. 1t won John
Gilbert in, The Flesh and the
Devil" She also employed it in
"Ninotchka." You feel that here
are untapped wells, unexplored
depths of emotion. And lucky the
man to whom she gives the title
rights.
Vivien Leigh used the well-tried
method of the heartless jilt to win
Clark Gable in Gone With the
Wind" Boys fall for this line in
droves. ull never understand why.)
For my money, Vivien is more con-
vincing in selfish part-as in &c.
w. T. W." than as the sweet, self
sacrificing heroine of Waterloo
Bridge" She is q disciple of Con-
stance Talmadge, who originated
the beautiful screen jilt. But Con-
stance gave the impression of fun
damental, exuberant humor, which
Vivien seems to lack.
Don't Do It,"
Loretta Young, who in real life
Is one of the most polite females,
is downright rude to her screen
Romeos. She makes them look
foolish. She concludes by marrying
them, of course. But, I repeat, men
do not like to look foolish. So
this is not the best met lod to copy.
Neither is the doormat technique
(See GRAHAM. Page F-2O
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Bernhardt's Next

Kurt Bernhardt, whose first Hol-
lywood directorial effort, MY Love
Came Back" won high critical ac-
claim, will direct "The Lady With
Red Hair" starring Miriam Hopkins,
as his next Warner Bros. assign
ment. The Lady With Red Hair"
is the autobiography Of the late
Mrs. Leslie Carter. Charles Ken
yon wrote the screen play.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Capra Casts
HOLLYWOOD

After testing some two score char
acter actors, Frank Capra has
chosen Harry Holman, veteran
vaudevillian. to play the role of the
Mayor In Meet John Doe" which
he is making at Warner Bros. studio.
Harry Davenport, who scared in film
popularity ss the judge in Capra's
"You Can't Take 1t With You" also
was engaged for Meet John Doe
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Cinema May Have Found
The Formula for Those
Fewer, Better Pictures
Recent Screen Dramas About People
Have Remarkable Way of Clinging
In Downtown First.Run Houses
By Jay Carmody.


its plans, striden of balyhoo
Hollywood look back few months
question: happened that Occasionally
however point
abandon good idea and maerial the
moviegoers
Reflection Washington
just months markets
dying like Europeans that Hollywood got the notion of fewer and
Gone With the Wind the carefully made Disney and Chaplin pictures
the perennial dobaure evil Fewer and better films
the industry And, acutely beseing audences
the time merely awaiting the settlement small
denta such the idea that something
Long Run Films Share
Quality
One my tangy comedy
Mccarey that
quality Hollywood often has overlooked in its
hm about"
thing the something" happening to be people,
is that quality which later ong-rnnng films have shared with
my Favorite Wife"
Richly possessed 'An Heaven Too"
which broke all existing Earle records by remaining on the there Tor
pictures ola which also about people but
extraordinary superhuma accomplishments
dehumanizng them.
The Frank Capra Formula
surges
One of the biggest surprises Hoywoods
Representing effort drectoro his
script McGinty" harvesting critical approval and
paying which counts the significant
fashion to cast doubt moedoms most cherished assumption
big indispensable the
theory that when Hollywood gets being stunned
picture that formula which has
who makes
movies people story that Is human before
it hilarious which arranged follow each laughter sequence with
balancing of tears.
audiences rise the bait OF
beings Pride and Prejudice An overlengh
satire favor of
Elizabeth Bennett
sentimental with please numbers
OF
Series
OF Hardy Adventures.
the Earle picture which surprised more
enough demand secondweek
Director Kurt Bernhardt to
could Well Bernhadt who longer wanted
studios genius less desirable than mythical
bnaton blood corpue showed them He produced
producing which probably will make Jeffrey the
Wives" and other quartet numbers.
other
increasingly fascination of people with believe
of
succeeded finally captivating least anaeshet
In such pictures varied lot despite their essential in
Hollywood probably
better pictures
Evening star., 1940-08-11

(See GRAHAM, Page F-2)
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01

NICE AIRY ROOM in quiet home.
Outside entrance, adjoining bath.
652 Hamilton. 1912
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01

COMFORTABLE bedroom in pri-
vate home. Good bed. Close in.
735 Olive. 9-23tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01

I3 Business Opportunities

WANT good farm land south end
Imperial Valley for three story
forty room hotel completely fur
nished, mostly in housekeeping
combinations on good sized lot,
value $4,000. Clear of debt At
Coronado, Calf, one block from
Hotel del Coronado. Operator for
last twenty years just died, heir
unable to give proper attention to
il. F.. Davis, Room 2O6 PO Bldg,
Santa Ana, Calf. 1914
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01
rs Miscellaneous for Sale

MARKET IS higher on your scrap
iron metals and rags. Phone or
call for new prices.
SAM NALIBOFF
584 Broadway Phone 5S9
9-2Otf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01

ROOM FOR RENT, private bath
and entrance 582 Wensley. Phone
573. 9-27tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01
Houses for Rent

2 UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom houses.
Modern. One new with large din
ing room Inquire 839 Olive. 1912
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01
81 Country PrOperty-Rent

40 ACRES good soft land for wa
termelon. Close TAghline Canal.
Been in alfalfa. Cozy Corner-5
mi. east Holtville, Yuma Hiway.
j. p. BoroS. 1912
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01

FOR RENT, furnished house, elec-
trio refrigeration, cooler. Yard
taken care of. ATS Sandalwood.
1913
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01
rs Miscellaneous For Sale

FOR SALE: Used Westinghouse full
automatic range, good as new;
Selni-automatic 80 gallon water
heater, and used ft. refrigerator.
Phone 592. 1912
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01
2I Country PrOperty-Rent

FOR SALE or Rent, beautiful sub
urban home, furnished, bedroom.
Ia acres fenced and equipped
for chickens. 11a miles east of Ell
Centre on hiway. L. c. Liebert.
1912
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01

HOUSE TRAILER BARGAINS
SITS up. IL to 18 mo. contracts
PAVNY'S TRAILER MART
Trailer Brakes and Equipment
Phone 7342 PALM SPRINGS
9-17tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01

3 PLATE electric stove. Sell or
trade Red or White hens. Me-
therill, 1888 No. 18th. 9-12TH
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01
Houses for Rent

2 BEDROOM unfurnished house,
stationary tubs Elec range, au-
tomato hot water, porches, yard.
Water pd. Adults Key at 38l
Holt. 1912
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Bitterness Lacking
Can't Deduct
Medical Dues

County commissioners cannot
duct from county employees pay
|ecks amounts to pay for health
Furance with a private clinic,
Etorney General G. w. Hamilton
bed Wednesday in Olympia.
| In an opinion asked by State
EDITOR Cliff Yelle, the attorney
neral said Thurston county COM
ssioners had no authority TO
llect money from employees, 10
turned over to the Bridge clinic,
en- though employees voluntarily
freed TO such reduction.
Hamilton also said it win be
fgal for the county auditor to
Duct any pay from a Thurston
unty road workers check to pay
+ yearly subscription to a
Implicit put out by the State
bsociation of County Commits
bners. He said the worker could
Describe IL he wanted to but that
Fch a system would lend itself
edily to political coercion.
Many Pierce county employees
~ toward membership in the
:erce County Medical association
ht through staff collectors ano
Pt by deduction.
They also have been asked tc
bscribe for the mentioned county
mmissioners' magazine, but no
tempt made to deduct pay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
fapone Believed
AT Palm Beach

MIAMI BEACH, Fla--The half
billion dollar Palm island estate
H gang leader Al Capone was
badly to receive its master today,
I'D there were reports he had
1ached 1t during the night.
In addition to being on an
land, the estate is surrounded
y high. white wall. II is
osely guarded by family re-
liners, who exclude all un-
Ithorized persons.
Therefore, Capone could be
pere with no one but members Of
$ family knowing. A large car
it'll Illinois license plates was
arked in the yard last night.
Police. however. will know with
As hours. A local ordinance re-
lires any person who ever was
pnvicted of a felony to register
ithin that time of his arrival.
Baltimore II was learned Ca
bne had left there Tuesday
orning.
III
BALTIMORE, Md.-Al capone,
BIO has been here since Nov. 10
r treatment Of paresis, has left
r an unknown destination. II
bs believed he was en- route to
IS Palm Island, Fla, home.