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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25
Fowler Heads
50-Year Club

George ". Fowler viii head next
years program Of the Tacoma and
Pierce County 50 Year club. made
up Of persons ell Of whom have
lived here for that period. He sue
ceeds c. A. Cook.
Elected by the club at its meet
ing Saturday afternoon in Emer-
son hall were the following other
officers: Harry r. Collier. vice
president; Mile Ball, second vice
president. Agnes Scurr. recording
secretary: Hulds A. Rsmser, cor
responding secretary: Sol F. Med
calf, financial secretary: Alvin
Mueller treasurer; John Griffith,
Abraham Hartley and Mrs Gardi-
ner Reynolds. trustees for two
years; Harry II. Collier. Mrs. s.
NJ. Flett and Rose r. Swindells.
trustees for one year; Charles II.
Ross. historian: Martha Hughes,
chaplain. and Olof johnson. SER
geant at arms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25

eay) has forced us to conclude
that the signature to this depart
ment will have to be changed to
Casey, Fate 4 Co."
For even IL Tommy and this
scribe formed an iniquitous team
for filling this space. 1t Ia feared
we couldn't between US dream up
ali the things that happen to Tom
my. II must be Fate.
Inspired genius alone accounted
for Tommys taking soundings in
the harbor with a weighted heav-
ing-line - and then bringing 1,
ashore and stretching 1t out on
the wharf to measure the length
Of the wet part.
And the foggy season will soon
be here again. and that means
Tommy is certain to get himself,
tug and crew lost right smack in
the harbor at least once a day.
And Dispatchers Bill Case. Mar
tin Cullstein and Benedict Mad
dock seem TO be eternally without
anything to do but to sound the
gong when Tommy lands his tug
alongside with even the teeniest
bump.
And then Tommy bought a tug
boat Of his own.
A wretched old hulk which lay
on the mud at the bottom OF the
Puyallup river. Tommy waited un-
til the tide went out one day, took
. look At her, and says to him.
self:
For s25 there lays 80 feet of
gas boat with which I am destined
10 make Z modest fortune patrol
ling yonder beaches for logs which
are lost. strayed or stolen. 1t is
90 ordained by Fate
So he fused around with pumps
and one Of those green-and-white
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25
Double Funeral
For Two Victims

Newell Arthur Walters. %. and
Donna Mae Walters, his five
months-old daughter, were Gre
mated Monday, following a double
service which was held at 1920
a. m. from the Piper Funeral
home. The Rev. Charles Snowden
officiated.
Services brought TO close the
tragedy which claimed their lives
from asphyxiation during a fire
which destroyed the family home,
4l17 No. 10th St, early Saturday.
Surviving are Walters wife,
Mae; his mother, Mrs. Joe Selby;
two brothers, Kenneth and Lynn:
two half-brothers, Kenneth and
Michael Selby. and his grand
mother, Mrs. Kate Browning, all
Of Tacoma.
Walters. native of Tacoma,
was employed by the st. Regis
Kraft Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25
Trees and Traffic" Is Subject
Of Tacoman's Speech in Seattle

Roderic Olzendam. director OF
public relations, Weyerhaeuser
Timber Co, will present the sub
Jet Of Trees and Traffic as the
main feature Of the luncheon
meeting OF the Pacific Northwest
Advisory Board at Seattle on
Tuesday. June IS.
More than 400 shippers and re-
eeiyers and representatives Of the
railroads in Washington, Oregon,
northern Idaho and western Mon
tans will respond on Monday, June
"a, TO call by the Advisory
Board for two-day conference on
transportation subjects Of vital
concern to national defense and
tn business interests throughout
this region. The featured speaker
for the morning session on June
Is is L. NJ. Belts, manager OF the
Car Service division. Association
OF American Railroads. Washing
ton. ID. c. His subject Is The
Railroads and National Defense"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25

is responsible for so per cent of
the railroad traffic originating
within the region. His background
includes two years with the
League OF Nations as an expert
on American industry and labor.
Nationally known as a speaker
on forest industry, Olzendam $
favorite theme Is the growing and
protection OF trees as the basis
for future Northwest prosperity
in all business fields. At the
luncheon meeting Tuesday he will
present this theme in terms OF the
railroad traffic Of this region.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25
Guards Batteries
Complete Training

The four batteries that make
up the 24sth Coast Artillery,
Washington National Guard,
broke camp at Fort Worden Sat
urday for the return trip by motor
transport TO their home stations
in Aberdeen, Port Angeles, Mount
Vernon and Snohomish after two
weeks OF gun drill and service
firing on the three batteries of
8. 10 and 12-inch coast defense
guns located near Port Townsend.
Unless word is received from the
war department to the contrary,
according to Brig. Gen. Maurice
Thompson. the adjutant general,
the two-week annual encampment
concludes the service practice of
the battalion for this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25
Prof. Means on
Kiwanis Program

Prof. Paul Means OF the College
OF Puget Sound. who took a motion
picture camera with him on a trip
through the Malay jungles a year
or so ago, viii speak and show his
films AZ the Tuesday noon meeting
OF the Tacoma Kiwanis club in the
Hotel Winthrop junior ballroom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25

In any event
and no matter
what the utter
Tor m tives.
thorough inves-
tigation Of said
tips twhy. we
think nothing
n o thing of
sp c n al n & as
m u c h as Is
whole minutes.
and even cash
I'm IN four-bits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25

III again, lSh Nsk.
tugs (which have inspired him 10
call himself Tommy Foss upon
occasion, the wagD and other
tools and he finally Unanswered
the wreck to the beach.
Then he browbeat an expert
shipwright to caulk the hull for
the munificent sum Of one bottle
of whiskey tOld Grandad) and
one can Of snoose tCopenhagen)
10 and behold, the wonderous
craft floated without further aid.
Tommy thereupon made a deal
to teach the tugboat business
to a couple Of valley lads. That's
how he managed cleaning, paint
ing and general overhaul. Tommy's
vessel took on an appearance of
respectability.
But then the powers that be
failed to lend themselves to Tom
my's arguments. and the nasty
man said NO when Tommy
asked for a license to patrol for
logs.
oh well, he did have a tugboat
out of the deal, anyhow. and it
cost only SIS cash. one bottle of
whiskey and one can OF snoose
Not bad.
Remaining then were only two
problems: What to do
with his tugboat, and what to
name her.
Nothing has been done about
the former as we go To press. As
for the latter, somebody (mind
you. we're not saying who, al
though we could II we wished.
Tommy employed bold brush
strokes and aluminium paint to
letter upon bow and stern. Satko
No. ].
Howcome Dept.
One of the summers minor
mysteries is the smoke screen laid
down by the Virginia v.
For instance, the other evening
we were rowing leisurely in the
vain hope of at least a nibble be-
fore dark, and meanwhile absorb
ing the glories of the sunsets
awesome hues.
Far up West Passage we sighted
, smudge OF black on the horizon.
The ebony pail grew increasingly |
onger.
II was the Virginia v. and as
The passed us and rounded the
headed for her berth in
City Waterway, we noted that
despite a goodly breeze her wake
of thick black smoke WAS still
distinct just az she left 1t. Reckon |
We could see 10 miles of 1t. Hmm.
Thought Dept.
In his book THE Amateur Sea-
man," n. s. Smith makes a re-
fine observation, II
'eems TO us.
THE term Seamanship Is al
most indefinable. So far as the
amateur seaman Is concerned. it
'hould not be confused with sim
pie Helmsmanship, which il what
many yachtsmen seem to mean
when they describe a man as a
FOOD seaman, The two terms are
"a apart As the poles. Further
more, Helmsmanship is an art,
Ind you must be born with a gift |
'or It: whereas Scamsnship par
axes of the dignity of science,
md can be learned"
But we add that upon such
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25

Don't tell me
autos don I
know VIII at
you re PLAN
n ing to d o
with c m !
Right now my
Hiapnu q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25

truth, the science of good sea-
manship is not to be mastered
easily. In that respect, 1t ranks
with medicine. mathematics, as
tronomy, physics. chemistry. etc,
for II partakes of bit OF each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25

ing to figure out whether our
tipsters are in reality Just low-life
press agents conniving and plot
ting to build up Tommy to where
he can snatch Harry Gains new
Job. or whether said tipsters
are indulginE in bit of that old
whitewater sport commonly known
a. gentlemanly throat-cutting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25

Plymouth's out in the drive
fairly itching to get going on 4
fishing trip.
ne ualea on ssssiea - Ne
sssNss lsss breSshs h bssk sssse
. essp.Wssr lvbslssslsa 1eh.
~ wsades me cid srsse wsess
- vvN. n kssws ws're OslsS
NsklaOl
= =
Il steers Is gently As your sons
red wagon. and il shifts like 4
Notrc Dame back6eld. and that
little squeak that's almost driven
me nuts has become -fhs littls
squeak that isn't there
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-25

On Yep 81 ell
this, IN sY
s1vssed ne bsss
Ell, cissasd
OsDs ~ sssg n
~ boek seos.
washed ske
=
Evening star., 1940-12-08

N!F.-s1'.VT.
Unusual value-New, detached, g rooms,
- baths. = freplaceS, attached garage and
DO, ch, lovely paneled recreation room with
fireplace and bar. 3 spacious bedrooms; To-
Gated on large lot in one of Washingtons
exclusive new suburban Developments; bus
transportation furnished from the subdi-
vision. For further information call Oliver
9140.
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$3.50 CASH.

Near Georeetown-6 rooms. auto. heat.
garage; perfect condition; $3.50. Call
Emerson 1854 or Woodley 1882
Evening star., 1940-12-08

LOOK-FACING PARK. 2S13 N CAPITOL
Fixed for > families: oil heat; garage;
convenient section GE. 11.2.
TWo-FAMILY HOUSE IN SOUTHEAST:
SGruver-built. and in perfect condition: six
large rooms and glassed-in sun porch;
putin kar. oil h.-wh,; price. $3.50
Evening star., 1940-12-08
A LIFETIME GIFT
IN WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE.

Minnesota ave. Sc: rents $40 and
$3.50; new ol-burninP unit Corner
house. overlooking park: 1st commercial;
convenient TO Navv Yard golf course
r. n. LILLE
50 Maple Ave. Takoma Park SLIGO .307.
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tContinued on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1940-12-08

HOME AND INVESTMENT. 3-APT BRICK,
ami; live in one. rent the other two FOR
5000 year; taxes, $3.50; price, $4,000:
within one block of Woodward & Lothrop
Box l9S-A Star
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IF YOU ARE INTERESTED

In an attractive new, Groom 2-bath.
oenteT-hal Colonial home. located in a
nice, QUIET Northwest section, close to
tral Sportatlon and shopping. priced at
appointment to inspect PAUL T STONE
Evening star., 1940-12-08

AURORA HILLS, ARL.. @326 JOYCE ST
Superb new detached I bedrms, u baths.
oil heat; near Army Navy Club. 10 min.
White House; l0c bus. $500 cash B. J.
GREENHOUSE. NatiOnnl A916
Evening star., 1940-12-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEARBY vA,-5 ROOMS NO BATH.
cellar under entire house. sun porch in.
eIosed' eSsea see sarass lot 5ox25o: s2,4oo.
LYON PARK .CvA.l HoME-s ROOMS
sssesn !a9s s2IRS5 ~''6 1sFss " oLavsR iESfs
CO.. Arlington. Va.
35 HOMES NEAR oDENToN AND CAMP
Round Bay. Nd Can severns Sc i afSEoHh. PaGE ii.
BARGAIN = GROOM HOUSE. ANIL,
5ss B;s:?a VS. $500 Joe s.s2 s2ns 5000
terms. Apply to OWNER, 6l7 N Abingdon
st, Arlineton Va oxford 16ll
siS sISo 5tSS poWN in sac J., ,Moiws-RooM. AND
attic, stove. refrigerator, h--v.h.. large
s miles from District line. Cali KensinS.
HOUSE, NEW, EARLY AMERICAN COLO
shower in basement elec. kitchen. Are. Ire.
nSssas p0Sh Wa b sias lot s!ashG 6aass e heat
ssI,3Gi4S9, So W. G. CLAY oTwner-bgiider wa:
I'd near Maryland University.
MoaRRoWA A5a XA-HFRE THaTs sTo4RaAhyTd0EE PA %SN ; T3;
make ex{Tsvsssnt claims about this home e
2Oc bus zone but listen to this: eb.droone dh ST5
brick BUNGALOW : finished rooms in attic. tic.
luH basement, n.-W.n., garage and the
entire lot of 50x15O is Handicapped ONLY s
years old ! blk. to bus stores. Priced at
s4,5oo; 5000 cash: S35 per month. II
For further details, Box 467-C. Star
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE BY OWNFp
S-room house, 3 bedrooms. large kitchen:
corner lot l5oxl 10, beautiful wooded
Bus at corner, Small down payment.
$3.50 CASH WILL BUY ATTRACTIVE q
room orlck corner home in nearby Airing
ton: AUTOMATIC oil heat. refrieerator ere
very low monthIy payments Iruulre o3oi
Arlington Ridee I'd. Arlington. Va
7-RooM HOUSE WITH BATH. q. ACRE
srouna. e2o;UUegno' $500 down. balance %
Continued On Ne.4 peea
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BETHESDA. MD
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-S1 600
MT. PLEASANT BARGAIN.

/ Down $50 month incl taxes New stone
/ house modern. rms, - baths. oil heat
ear; SlO,500. Call BUILDER, WO. 2"s6.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
1915 CARPENTER ST Sc.

Price reduced for quick
sale. rooms. hath and
half Built-ln carace Rec
reat!on room BRYANT air con-
dition Conv location. Terms
can be arranged
BUSADA, AT. 0307.
Evening star., 1940-12-08

ed frame. Sr.. b.: h.-w h.; lot 5Oxl27. Land
assessed at So. rs House needs repairs.
An excellent value at S6.500. RA. 800.
AT $3.50 A NEW DETACHED BRICK IN
an excellent subdivision. Three fine bed
rooms, bathroom with extra good fixtures.
Large living room with fireplace and knotty
pine panellng at end. The dining room is
diversified and the kitchen fully equipped,
is large enough for breakfast facilities.
Automatic heat SH hN1S
Evening star., 1940-12-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
613 Rock Creek Church Rd.

Magnificently furnished Groom home.
in fne section; near schools, churches.
stores and all other convenences. Owner
will sacrifice home and complete furnish
ings at $3.50, on easy terms. Open for
inspection
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
up6 New York Ave NJ w Realtore MA
Evening star., 1940-12-08
ALTA VISTA.

The charm OF Colonial architecture on
Quiet street IN beautiful Alta Vista COM
bined with livable roomy interior place
these new Groom brick homes Of finest
construction among the outstanding values
offered today. Lovely living room with
fireplace, side porch, complete kitchen, )
ATTRACTIVE large bedrooms on - levels. Un-
trance TO attached garage from kitchen
Fireplace in game room, oil heat. slate roof.
Venetian blinds throughout first floor.
Spacious grounds with fruit trees. Nj
schools, stores, bus and new U. S Medical
center Price. S1450: terms less than
rent; To reach: Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd.
70 johnson ave, left to home. F. R.
SPEAR. INC. WI 2lnS
Evening star., 1940-12-08
3nna DUNBARToN AVE

3NNN DUNBAPTON AVE
For some one who desires a tovnhouse
with style and dignity here IS a residence
which was a fine home nearly century
ago that will shortly retake its place IN
neighborhood of attractive houses Plans
have been drawn for the remodeing of
this unusual home Of = rooms. 4 freplaces
6 closets, > baths and lavatory. However
the purcha ser. taking advantage OF the
saving made by contracting for this home
now may alter these 10 his tastes and
requirements.
Large private hall: living room 13x36ia
feet, dining room. l2izxl3iz feet. large
kitchen q, twin bedrooms
Inspection by appointment. Woodley
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Sacrifce-HVattSVille.

$4,000
This charming S-room frame is arranGed
for - families having rooms and bath
on each floor. 2nd-f apt. now rented
for $40 Has hot-water heat toiD lot
5Oxl50; front and rear porches. and is
close proximity to all conveniences. See
MR.. DARNELL Warfield 3O55
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
enc No rap PeoItor MA 6-2O
Evening star., 1940-12-08
TWO COLORED BARGAINS.
523o BLAINE STREET NE
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

EAR NAVY YARD - CORNER. DE-
ached: oil heat; 2-car garage; Z rms .
aths Call IL. 1884 or IL. 4s1O. after
Evening star., 1940-12-08

OPEN-IDEAL. NEW: . CORNERS -2701
MINI. ave. Sc, 2129 N St sc. Just |
block north of Penna. ave. shopping center
Faces triangle park and 3 streets. Attrac-
tive; 4 rooms > baths clubroom. oak trim.
your Your last opportunty; Only left in this
LEY owner and builder. Adams 1885.
51l ROXBORO PL. NW.-SIX ROOMS,
bath. INV h. cleo; brick; new condition:
81 $50: small cash and mo- payments.
1891 Pot. ave. se.-Five rooms; good
condition possession with dep; $1,000;
small cash and monthly paymentS
Evening star., 1940-12-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOME IN GLOVER PARK.

This property was taken in at the
right price, and is going TO be sold at
the right price; seml-detached modern
Coonial-type home; Il rms. tile bath:
front porch. rear inclosed porches, auto
matte hot-Water heat. hardVoo1 lloorsi ga
rage: in perfect condition. TERMS. Call
MR.. DAVIS. CH. o3l1.
COLORED-15OO BLOCK P ST. NV
story and bsmt brick, rms. . baths.
hot-water heat: $500 down, bal. ike rent:
consider tgsdeDThst hsye ao YOU aa1 Iqone Et
coLoRED-HAVE TWO OR THREE AND
rm, houses NV. section; bath, gas, cleo.
h.-wh.. garage; down payment low Ig., as r, so,
SA S1L d5ao. s!fs fef:i a8l HnSne St. n "
CoIoREp = GOOD sIX-RoOM BRICK
semi detached house. bath eieetrYieity' Stoye
heat Sc. section near navy gboIs Yaro 20
aURLBRRT f8Tsi Pa!fnis IA. n5s 5s7d. aa1 H st
coLoPED-NEW BRICK HOUSES. IN v1R-
ginia, southgate Vale. 18Th and Queen.
soq9f a. hardTood SSs foorH: beautiful bsth
large lot: price, $500: terms Drec-
tons: Drive across Lincoln Memorial
queen st, District ssss.
CoLORED-s ROOMS. H.-W.H.. FULL
basement, 2-car brick sarage' semi semi-deIsc4
HoRAD MI 1926.
coLoRED-6 Rooms H.WH, BASE
HORAD, MI 762b.
COLORED. BRooKLAND- BARGAIN. M
5-story frame. S large rooms, oil heat. de-
s schfd Ssn aTsf 4S e s522 MI nosf' s5f
COLoRED--BRooKLA 1895 HAMLIN
st.-s lovely rooms: stucco; 3106 18th g.
Beautiful brick, semi-bunea allow l234
Girard ST. Oil heat. NO OS29 or DU a565.
CoLoRED, 1913 KENYON ST NV
po1eb FooT bath eash elef down
CHAPLIN, cfz slH TITS IT'S You IS st. NV North scf1.
CoLoRED-I005 6th ST NEi-3-sToRY
cleo cellar; your own terms. MA. 140s.
CCLoRED-I2O0 BLOCK 9th ST. NV
business or rooming house. Ma. 140s
CoLoRED. Mr.. 18th AND GIRARD. EAST
wood floors long ysTEd5; A, W. STEVENS
coLCRED. Mr.. 18th AND st R" H
VIII, full cellar, double. gar excel. conc
STEVENS. DE. l115 or DE. 1162.
VIII hardwood cd hoorl. t5i garage, @ excel cord
CsI A W STEVENS DE. Ills or DE.
CoLoREDLTo SETTLE AN ESTATE;
good investment for nice class of co.-
ored people; good NV. location. co.
Oa62-J
COLORED-BARGAIN.
ONLY 81 $50
S115 CASH-S4O MO.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME.
e rms. tile hath, h.-w.h-, oak noors:
conv., close-in ne. location; newly deco
rated; vacant. See 1o45 Capital ave. ne.
Open for inspection SUNDAY and evenings.
Go out West Va. ave e Mt. olivet I'd TO
Capital ave. ne.
/ COLORFD
/ BEAUTIFUL EASTLAND GARDENS
/ 42nd and Kenilvorth ave. ne-Purchase
a lot IN a splendid reighborhood. 40Xl 50
when paid $3.50 20 $500 ! Will buiid, a
modern home. HOWARD s GOTT. Colo
| Salesman F NJ. CHIVES.
3.500-COLORED.
Near the Navy Yard six-room p1d
ha n brick. with cellar good CONDITION
An opportunity 70 buy = low-7-iced hr-1s
or GOOD investment Fasv term
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 PA AVE Sc
COLORED BARGAIN.
Evening star., 1940-12-08

OWNER TRANSFERRED. THIS
!ovely home located 1901 Dale dr
Woodside Forest, Silver Spring. Md
IS 3 YRS. old; complete from rec rm.
- attic: liV. rn1-. l2I24: 3 bedrms
II naths peneled den Ist a
maId rm.; corner lot. a653 so f.
Open Sun II until dark HELEN
Il. VE1T, SH, 1925, SH 2i7I.
onFN-REAL BARGAIN-NEAP f4,h
laos De,afeld-Oef S-rm I'll heat
gar convenient section: $4,000. GE 49,"
GEORGETOWN.
AZ the present time wo have several
houses listed with US. Prices RANGING from
Ssun0 70 S35OOO II YOU are interested
in =, GEORGETOWN home We would be glad
n show yoU thee houses. DRUMMOND
Realty CO. no. 1901, Sunday = pm
to pm
Evening star., 1940-12-08
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

I HAVE 500 goo AT MY DISPOSAL TO
white Or .colored. Condition imnaterial
iistins: Cal q, write E H. Parker. 1874
SMALL HOUSE NORTH OF JEFFERSON
s. ~ Also ! thai Is or can be aTranEsd
i priced riehJ. PA, 54is 40 ''' '
CASH FOR YOUR, HOUSE; POSITIVELY
STEIN tefore selling District 7545.
BUILDER WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH
lions write deteiIS. Box 44a-A. star'
WILL BUY HOUSE ANY CONDITION,
one ihat bs ne NEEDS p, repair preferred Price
Tram, or brlck: no commission. Box
6 TO s RMS. PREFER OLD HOUSE:
Ike possession within 45 days; all cash.
lies Vt. ave Eve and AsHh' Sun. oE. $3.50. a6V''
WANT FOR CLIENT. LARGE HOUSE.
any section: immediate sale. Cali S. o.
Peck DI. 3346. WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
! PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
KERN. 2632 Woodley pl NV. CO. 2e75
CASH 0,OOO-FoR PROPERTY. ANY
FOWLER, 1012 Eye st. NV. MA. 367a. %
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
brick large or small condition irmaterIal
A HUMPHREYS
SOS No. Cap. Relator. Ma. 0s7s.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D. c.
properties, brick or frame, location or
condition imma aterial. For cash sale for
your property call
F ELIOT MIDDLETON
@05 Investment Bids RE isl
CALI, WAsHINGToN's LARGEST BUY
million dollars worth bought in 1889
Prompt action
LEO N. BERNSTEIN & CO., NE. 54oo.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
COLORED BARGAIN.

$3.50 Down and Balance SO so Monthly.
Buy Your Home and Paw Like Rem
Just-completed detached brick bunE7 ~.
all modern convenlenceS: convenient "a
stores and transportation; open for 80
spection SUNDAY from ! Pm TO 0
FEDERAL FINANCE CO., 915 New Yo-6