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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16
Postp0ned-Not Cancelled
(NeW York TimeS)
loartlnent


 The Olympic Games have fallen on evil days Four years ago they held in Germany in an atmosphere of conStraint, suspicion and pretenSe that made most people glad when they were over They could not be held this year in Japan for Japan is engaged in which may be informal and unadmtted but is certainly real. They were to nave been held in Finland, but Anti Kukkonen the Fin nsh Minister of Education has just announced that because of the abnormal situation prevailing be- tween the great Powers this will not be possible
 MT Kukkonen hopes that "sorely tried Finland will not lose her turn, but will be permitted to or ganize the next games whatever date they may be held. This is in accord with the Olympic practce and which is more important, it is certainly in accord with the overwhelming opinion of the demo- cratic countries. The United States is free in the meantime to go ahead with the Pan- American Games which have been planned for this Summer
 But the next Olympics-! When will they be held and under what conditions? What countries will participate? Will the Pale Horseman have first choice before the candidates picked? If one knew the answers to these questions could predict the worlds destiny for a generation to come.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
 FINAL ACCOUNT

A hearing will be held at ten o'clock am., May 31, 1940, n t-le United States Commissioners (Ex- Officio Probate) Court for the Craig, Alaska, Commissioners Pre- cinct upon the Final Account of WILLIAM T. MAHONEY as ad- ministrator of the estate of JOHN LENNON, deceased, and all per- sons are required to file, on or before said hearing, their objec- tions, if any, to said Final Account or to any particular item thereof, specifying the particulars of such objections; and, at said hearing said Court will adjudicate and de- termine who are the heirs and dis tributees of said decedent, and all persons are required to then show cause why all of said estate should not be distributed as follows, name- ly: One-half to Mary Lennon Ru- dolph and one-han to Terry Len non through his guardians Mary Lennon Rudolph and Thomas F. Rudolph, as prayed for in said ad- ministrator's final account.
 Dated at Craig, Alaska, March 22nd, 1940.
 JAMES T. BROWN,
 United States Commission
 CT and Ex-Officio. Probate
 Judge. V Publication dates, Mafcfce6, April 2-9-16, 1940. s A--s adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16
R0TC INFANTRY
 pR0p05ED NOW,
 UNIV. OF ALASKA

WASHINGTON, April 16.-Unit- ed States Senator Lewis B.. Schwellenbach and Alaska Dele gate Anthony J. Dimond have in troduced bills in the Senate and House, respectively, providing for an ROTC infantry unit to be es- tablished at the University of AL aska provided at least 50 male stu dents will enroll for training.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16
Daily Lessons in English " v L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED There difference in difference BETWEEN your nome mine" $ IN character is correct
 Ambuscade Pronounce am bus-Kao A U AID accent last 
 Peemptory; PER not PRE-
 SNYONYMS Abase debase, degrade disgrace dlshonor
 WORD and it is yours Let us word each day Iodys wofo OFFICIOUS not ones concern lhe ne" of oficious in his attitude
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16
LOOK and LEARN sy c. GORDON

called the finest delivered and the o effect? of the maiden beloved by Cupid? is an a backbone called? feat is the of Goehals aSSo  That city of ancient Greek culture?  the Mount
 
  Panama Canal Athens
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16

The Nazs who have denounced the tyranny" of the Versailles Treaty, the Poles as slaves to till German farms. Maybe you have to have on mustache and trench coat before you grasp the logic of that
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16

Empire classifieds bring results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16
NlUUCkN [IIuUElIL ROBERTA LEE

a alone and meets man on the train with whom be all right to allow him to her if he wishes to do so?
 
 a that her slip is shoW1ng'
 Certainly it. A girl should appreciate told.
 forty speak of her companions who girls? A No should women
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16
20 YEARS AGO fME fyir EMPIRE
APRIL 16. 1920

16,
 paper nnl at Ihomas Bay from Petersburg It was plans erection of mills that to be of Ocean Falls
 A of with on the Ihaie road be eved and put shape for traffic
 Snettisham toward the pulo ing the to be the erection o In Kennedy R. M keey ana others the situation and perfect plans fo
 wife accountant connected with the haSka Ganeau in Juneau the Cy O
 keeper station at Eded ROCK Ill Lynn Canal was being relieved while vacation by c. E 
 port with scow Tor loao o lmb Lumber Mills
 Signal with 18Ooo pounds oi haou lied Ketchkan without selling here
 Highest 36 lowest. 34;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16

Today's news today in The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16

Copyright, 1940)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
APRIL l6

APRIL 16
 Nell McCloskey Joseph Alexander Mclean Joe Render Jr. Dorothea M. HendrickSon Myrtle Mello
 Thomas Harris Mrs. A. T. KoSki Joseph c. Paterson
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16
Gives Away Good Luck Pieces

SALIVA, Kans., April e--There are people who think the left hind foot of a rabbit is as sure to bring good luck as four-leaf clover.
 So there should be plenty of luck for Salina firm which has the left hind feet of 27,000 jack rabbits purchased with rabbit hides this winter.
 In case you might want one, they are free for the asking with this reminder from the manage ment: They didn't bring the rab- bits any particularly good luck.
 fIN<<l A. rF7f..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-16

of with road the Ihane The road to be eved and traffic
Evening star., 1940-04-19
Service Orders
ARMY.
CAVALRY.


West, Col. William W., from Fort Bliss
PoE!sS5; S; t; I GS2...e 81. Otis, from Monterey
Wheeler Col. walter R, from Fort George
Wright to WASHINGTON,
PeapsGa; M.1iia! MAJ. FTank j., from Washington
Jordan, Capt. Herbert s.. from Fort Ben
wsm HaT5s0G csp Gy4 If E. Eor rdm HAYS Fort sber
dan to Fort Wayne.
Wilcox; Capt; Herbert B., from Fort Brady
Bower; First Il. Harvey, Harvey from Fort Fort Ben
Du Moulin, First 1t, Alfred f. from Fort
Benning to Port Francs E. Warren:
sennnE t so For IT Wsm anes E E. wsppen sGm Fort
First so rdr 1t 1sass 1sssh E. tSs Fort
"fS Bennng nirs to Fort Fraasis Ws4ren Gm Fort
Mccormick. First 1t; Aloysius E., jr., from
Benning to Jefferson. Barracks,
ohst9n 3 nnn. Ts 1t t. P.tsSTs p MSTrsy "a from
-osnff sennins to- to plsttsburs Barracks.
Fort Francis efs E. warren ags to O. Hawaii M from
1ernier First 1t. It Gonald W. from Fort
Ramensesnedsf sssnins t9 rort frst snsinf e. Walter
Ruste: .First i; Roland j. from Fort
Anderson. First It. Joseph c.. from Fort
Rshsne F5s f9 roT T. NeRar, }enn H. from
Ars Bnnins tfSe an aSsG' Bssgacf s0n r0r'
T to pnS@ai RI 5om Fort
Cloud. First 1t. EUGENE H, from Fort
= Bennirg to Vancouver. Barracks.
to Vancouver Barracks
Liessman, First II Emerson O.. from Fort
Rs9nns f Fss e. Edvs Tsm
Booth. FIRST It. Rives g. f1om f'fts Fort Ben
Bower, First 1t. Oscar R.. from Fort
Benning to Fort Huachuca.
to Fort Monmouth.
MEDICAL CORPS
1horne. 1t Col. Frederic, H. from Wash
inston, to Fort Sam Houston.
winter L. Col, Frank E. from Fort Han
cock to Fort H. G. Wright.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
:. racks to London, England.
McGHllsteT SfI ta nstrt; 1t Col. John j. from Fort
walker; Capt. Daniel F., from Fort Sill
Harrison. Capt George P, from Madison
wedemeyer, Capt. William A., from Fort
Bragg to Panama.
Painter: s: secend Il; Dean E., from Fort
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS.
Stark. 1t. Col Harry w, from Whining
ton Del to Panama.
Brey. Mai. William G.. from San Fran
cisco to Panama.
Stark. First 1t. John j., from Boston to
Fort Monroe.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
DayldI9ns VI son. Capt Garrison H. from Hawaii
Pirkey: Capt. Frank e.. from Washington
to Los Angeles.
HAYWOOD First 1t. Oliver g.. ir. from
Cambridge. Mass. to Panama
Coan, Second 1t. Jack L. from Cambridge
Mass, to Panama.
Allsair. Second 1t John A.. from Panama
to Cambridge Mass.
Evening star., 1940-04-19

seado~ = SECOND n5hl,t,: T. James H. from Pan
Benson, Second II. Wilmer X. jr. Lrom
WOODBURY.. SECOND =. Hairy y'I 3. IT,. from
JannsISne, o;SS'n ;, ses9nd II John H. from Fort
stdnn; SS1;o second :; +; Eugene j.. from Fort
. Fort Knox to si ithaca: N. T y. a. O
Van Alta Second 1t. Ward H.. from Fort
w5s"i Poss knox ss'fod so ITHACA hs Dsna!s g. from
sk1nIs9 h.ser sse01d &c 1ana.; 1t Harry E. from Fort
Dfao noinsssS sss0na d Il Ib,ss ssrrs T. from Fort
1nse' I'ssH. Second +. HAnerew w. from Hawaii
Dossen' 'Ass; seeond N; it. Eric. from Ithaca.
Murray. Murray. ssso9d Il. Il Georse m j.. jr.. from
9, Des Meines &c, Fort Monmouth;
skfysy EsSs sssHnd to + e4s 4rsss5 IT, from
Bliss to Fort Monmouth.
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
DayIs Db. GaOt "a poIIsmoutP HsnIy r. from Phads-
joy s0%df to t. ehaei 3 s. iii 1rS% Naval A''
Nieho.son. cqmdr; Charles A. from WASH
p0sf Wins csms, L?ysIgs e. sFS% Patrol
Ads sGn t. e. u oendl s. EDsTpr,ss oss e. from N.v.
BatterIon.. 1t. Comdr. Henry D., from
Ease e. s. 5s San Francisco to U. 8. s.
Braun, 1t, comdr: Boynton L., from Scout
ing ing Force to Washington,
It o sohR s tTS% Naval
oubsr ams TO L EaWsra m MfSs fSsm Nav.
Ho,listsr. L: William W.. from Naval
me1ls t. Ssna III 'f Msss sssm Naval A''d
sosnoss sn canhSjddd LII Harry from Naval Academy
Ty5s e dsm5{Sss ShSSss Is from Naval Academy
o0FnE It to g. oambrase 5 asen Msss fssm Naval Aead
It tt A'atc M e. est Hsran g.
-, New York to Cambridge, Mass.
IoSsses Sss yoEE H5.sn ePnSTsss' Ss5 Mas Msss n
Tennessee to U. S. S. Dallas,
MEDICAL CORPS.
McSormaGs Co. n !;s s 1t comdr. Charles g.. from
Bef RsaF It. HaT00t s to HsrSd Hans Beach &c from
Zone to Portsmouth Va
warden; 1t. =. e. Horace D.. from Puget
Sound to Pearl Harbor
MARINE CORPS.
Stockes 1t Col. George F., from WASH
ington to San Diego
Thomason 1t. Col. John w. jr., from San
Diego to Washington
Rogers: It. Col Ford O., from San Diego
to Virgin Islands
Brown, 1t. Col. Julian P. from San Diego
Woods Ii Col Iouis from San r,c,o
to Newport
Mulcahy 1t. Col Francis p, from Virgin
Islands to Washineton
Wahley 1t. Col Louis W from Guam
tanamo Bay to WASHINGTON
Brown Ma; Nal; Charles c., from ouantico
Bailey. Mai, Caleb T.. from Quantico to
Virgin Islands
Cooley. Mai. Albert D., from WASHINGTON
to Quantico.
johnson, Nal Byron F., from Washington
Evening star., 1940-04-19
School Board Backs
Contest 10 Design
Chest Emblem
Students Encouraged
To Compete for
Prize Of $l75

DR.. Frank w. Ballou, superin-
tendent of schools, yesterday an
nounced Board Of Education support
Of the Community Chest SITS prize
contest for design of an official Chest
emblem.
Students in all senior high schools,
he told Chest officials, will be en-
couraged to compete. Information
has been forwarded to art teachers
In the schools, as authorized by the
Board of Education.
He told Chest leaders that he con-
sidered the contest valuable as en-
couraging interest in civic enter
prise.
Art Students to Compete.
A number of art schools have an
nounced to the Chest that their
students will participate. These in
clude students at Corcoran Gallery,
National Art School. Marjorie
Webster School, the Yard School of
Fine Art, the Washington School of
Art and Phillips Gallery Art School.
A S100 first prize will be awarded
for the design selected by a dis
tinguished panel of judges for Chest
use on its stationary and for display
Second prize will carry $50, and
third prize, $25.
All in Vicinity Eligible.
Any artist or would-be artist Of
Washington and vicinity is eligible.
Insignia designs should symbolic
In some manner the Chests services
to the community
Here are instructions for COM
petitors:
All entries must be brought to the
business counter or mailed to Con-
test Editor" The Evening Star, Elev-
enth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, on or before April 80.
They must be accompanied by the
contestants name, address, tele-
phone number and school, if any.
Designs may be executed in black
or white or not more than two col
ors. Ink, charcoal. crayon, water
color or other suitable medium will
be permitted.
All must be drawn or mounted on
white cardboard measuring about
18 by % inches. A 2-Alch border
must be allowed
All entries will become property
Of the Community Chest.
Evening star., 1940-04-19
Man Sought in FotoI
Shooting Gives Up

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, April
19.-Prince Georges County police
ended three-day search yesterday
for Emanuel Lohman, 35, colored
OF Upper Marlboro, wanted in con-
nectlon with the fatal shooting of
Thomas Scribner, 48, colored, also of
Upper Marlboro.
Scribner died Sunday night in
Freedmen's Hospital in Washington
a short time after he was shot dur
Ing an argument at a Marlboro
tavern. Yesterday Lohman returned
to the room where he had lived and
had police notified. Sergt. Elon
Turner and Officer Lawson Peed
took Lohman to police headquarters
and placed him in Jail here.
Evening star., 1940-04-19
Charity Ball

The International Geneva Asso-
citation OF Hotel and Restaurant
Executives and Employs will hold
q charity ball at $50 pm. Sunday
at the Willard Hotel. Louis Costello
is president of the association,
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Rugs-Half Price
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.

Rugs-Half Price
t8) CONGOLEUM and OTHER RUGS;
exl5 #. Wsrs 9.e5- 4.97
tl2) CONGOLEUM and OTHER RUGS;
oxl2 #. Were 7.o5--------3.97
N5) CONGOLEUM and OTHER RUGS;
oxo #. Were 5.95----2.97
ND CONGOLEUM and OTHER RUGS;
6x9 #. Were 3.e5--- Nov 1877
t18) CONGOLEUM and OTHER RUGS;
3x9 #. Were 1.es---------kow 6oe
O28) FELT BASE; 2 and 3 yds. wide.
Was 59e 50. Now 29c
N5) FELT BASE; cut lengths. Was
39c Observation-Disclosures Now 19e
1867 RUNNER; part wool, 27-in. Was
79e yd. d.------- -----k Now zse
~ INLAID RUGS; 6xe #. we.s
% INLAID RUGS; ex7nz #. we,e
10 INLAlD LlNoLEUM; cut lengths.
Wes l.65 50. yd.------Now 79e
tls) FIBRE RUGS; 4hx7h #. Were
sos Now 3.47
(72) GRASS RUGS; lsx3e-in. Mere
~ FIBRE RUGS; oxl5 #. Were
2z.95 Now 1l.45
tl5) CARPET RUGS; 27x54-in. Were
4.5o-6.50 Now z.25
trI BROADLOOM RUG; 6xo #. Wss
~ BROADLOOM RUGS; 6xl2 #.
Were 45.o0-55. .o0-------- Now 1000
~ BROADLOOM RUG; 7hxo (os isl.
Was $3.50 Now 1900
~ BROADLOOM RUGS; l2xl5 Il.
Were 1000 --Now 58.68
tl) BROADLOOM RUG; Skis #. Was
0oldsnbe1kD-Third E1oog.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Linens Half Price

Linens Half Price
(l44) l5c DISH TOWELS-----7He
(2o) SOC LID COVERS 29e
(l3) 69c 5-Pc. BRIDGE SETS-----34e
(l8) 7-Pe. LUNCH SETS; royon and
cotton. Were Now 44c
t24) Royon & Cotton TABLECLOTHS.
Were 44c
(32) Size 5Ox66 TABLECLOTHS.
Were 100 49e
(2S) Size 5Ox5O Print TABlEClOTHS.
Were Now 44c
1897 Size 58x58 TABLECLOTHS.
VS6S " ~
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18

Women's and Misses 100
white H ATS
120) Smart white straws ~
In every wanted summer AC
style and types for every L
one.-Main Floor. A0
I'D SUMNER HATS; strows,
fobrics and feIts. White and coIors.
Were ] 80 & 2.99. Now 99c
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
ShadeS-Half Price

ShadeS-Half Price
'(2e) VENETIAN BLINDS; % to 20 in.
were -N0W l.o1
1897 WINDOW AWNINGS; 36 to 48
w. VIZ
~ PORCH AWNINGS; ll.6 and l3
~ 1906 CEDAR CHESTS-----14.75
1887 4ec STOVE MATS---------23e
U7e) l.1o WINDOW SHADES---56e
Goldenberg'-ThirdF Floor.
UphOlstery-Half Price
1887 SLIP COVERS; for chairs, Of Gre
tonne. Were 1.19
.(2o7l SQUARES; Of royon, for choir
scots. Were l9e-25e-----Now Sc
,(42) 7oc-l. 90 LACE PANELS----27e
,U2o) SOC DRAPERY SETS Nov z9e
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
79e Full Fashioned
SILK HOSIERY
ssl pairs in this clear " PRICE
ance group. All silk
ringless chiffons in popu-
lar 3-thread weight, every
pair full fashioned. Slight n
seconds. ~ "
G0ldenberg's-MainF Floor
HOSiery-HaIf Price
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.

t259y HOSE; fuII-foshioned rineIess
chiffon. 100 substondords- Now Ate
1857 HOSE; uII-foshioned knee high.
Were 4 Prs, 81
(3l2) HOSE; full fashioned rneIess
chiffon. 69e mill mends Now 25e
(4l9) HOSE; oII-sIk chiffon. 39e Sec
SD cHILDREN's ANKLE7s; foney
tops. Irres. Of 25e erode Now l0e
Goldenberg' g's-Main Floor
Observation-Disclosures
.(593f WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS;
prints, Were 5e---------kow 2Hze
ODD LOT; inIc flowers, soshes, turbons,
coIors. Were 39e to 100. Now Sc to 49c
(lO3) NECKWEAR; all white. Were
U6D BLOUSES 6 SHIRTS; white 6
coors. Were 59e to l.19. Now 39c
U97) MEMS HANDkERCHIEFS; white,
cold borders. Were Toe to l8e. Now &c
t6D PEASANT SPORT SQUARES; in
prints. Were Now 25e
(49) UMBRELLAS; le-rib. Fine ma
terioIs. Were 100000. Now $l.59
Goldenberg-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18

Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Goldenbefg's-Main Floor.

Observation-Disclosures
(47) BROOMs Were 5oe---Now Use
q! !) ELECTRIC MIXER; with juiesr:
tlo) FOLDING SCREENS; domoeed.
l5o2) TOILET PAPER; no delivery.
Were 3e----------N Now 10 for lie
~. o. ! yMPA'NTED ~ DESK and S..b be,ss; l.
Il! UNPAINTED TABLE; extension 2
style. Was 6.e8----------Now 3.48
ll2) WOOD TRELLIs; SIT. size. Were
Us) PICKET FENCE; 5e.in. long.
'5sj IioUID VENEER; furniture pol
ish. Was 35e-----.-------kow lse
(28) COOKING UTENSILS; seconds.
Were 5oe-59e ----------z5e
t5) METAL HAMPERS; domoaed.
Were l.5e ---------------kew Use
!lo, ls-Pe. WATER SETS. w.ss
1887 5-Pc. TEA SETS; decorated pot
teY. Were esc- ---------- Nov 49e
(6} l5-Pe. LUNCHEON SETS; fine
gloss. Were 3.4o-3.eS Nov Its
~ CARPET sWEEPERS; BisseIl's floor
sompIe. Were $50 ------kow ITS
1851 WINDOW SCREENS; domooed.
Were 5oe-65e Now Use
~ KITCHEN BASE; 25x4o. Was
O 3s-pe. DINNER SETS; fIoroI dec:
Were 5.es---------------kewz z.99
Cd cope. DINNER SET; service for II.
tl35) GLASS sTEMVvARE;; oobIets and
sherbets. Were l2He-------kow Sc
(4oD CHINA SAUCERS; odd lots.
Were l0e-l5e------------No New zs
t38l) DINNER PLATES; odd lots.
Were z5e-35c -----------Now Sc
Goldenbers's s's-Dewnstairs.
Paints-Half Price
WATERPROOF SPAR VARNlsH. Was
$50 soI.---------------Ne LIS
ENAMEL; quiek-dyine Was z.4o helf
18e WALL PAPERS. Single roll Sc
24c WALL PAPERS. Single roll--l2e
4Oc WALL PAPERS. Single soll---zoe
Gsldsabgs's-DswnstairA
Evening star., 1940-07-18
HandbaSS-HaIf Price

No3) HANDBAGS; siIumoted feathers
and fabrics. Were 59e 29c
O23) HANDBAGS; white woshobles
and morshmeIIow copeskin. Were l.59-
1.95 Now Tic
(2l6) HANDBAGS; white, prints and
~ O'NITE CASES; Z sizes. Were
3.99 Now ZOO
AZ WARDROBES; with dress fixture,
hat g shoe boxes Were 7.99. Now 800
u3) MAKEUP KITS; tan, eroy, blue.
Were z.95- 1,59
Evening star., 1940-07-18
GIOVeS-HaIf Price

(159) FABRIC GLOVES; white and COL
ors. Were 100 Now 4oe
(210 FABRIC GLOVES; oneeIskin roy
on. Were 59e 29c
Ol6) CROCHET GLOVES; white, navy,
black. Were Now 29e
G0ldenhcrf'S-Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-27

CLOSE TO GOVT. DEPTS.
An eight-story building of select
tenancy located just few squares
from the main business district
Exceptionally large rooms, free re-
frigeration and 24-hour elevator
and switchboard service
$45-Foyer' living room. kitchen
and bath
$65-Large foyer, living room bed
room. kitchen and bath
FRONT
"The PENTILLY," ,"
1912 K ST, NV.
Evening star., 1940-07-27

BURLEITH.
RESTRICTED COMMUNITY. NEAR
SCHOOLS, CHURCHES
TRANSPORTATION
Several modern homes now avail
able. rooms and bath, some with
porches. garage refrigeration;
$50 90 See Mrs. McKone, 1922
T ST NV
SHANNON & LUCHs co.
Evening star., 1940-07-27
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
CONTINUED

FURN.-29 JOHNSON AVE, HYATTs..
porch.
NEW. STRICTLY MODERN BROOM APT.
Entire, 2nd f.. $3.50, us Roanoke
ave. Takoma Park. Shepherd 4753-J
Evening star., 1940-07-27
3I4 Pd. Ave. Sc.
Lincoln 00S4.
lat TODD PL. NE,
1920 43rd PI, NV

Convenient: 2-story Iome. rooms .
glasSed-in porches, attached sarage, oil
heat; lease, S65
MT. VERNON CORP MA 5536
Evening star., 1940-07-27

ARL. vas ROOMS, NICE LOCATION,
all convenlenceS: very reasonable: adults,
ref. CHI. 1886 %"
LYON PARK, VA, 922 NORTH DANvILLE
St.Lease rooms. bath; 10 minutes D. c.
rooms, baCh; newly painted, pspered; new
gas range, oven control; elec. refg. gas
storage hot-Water heater; large grounds,
beautiful shade trees; = block main high,
Sun Phone Rockville, Nd, 42-M
s, ROOMS, 2 BATHS: NGoMAR ST,
Phone BALLARD REAL ESTATE, Ma o@G5
elassed-,in porches beds. and day bed,
DanS ponbe oVsT fenan s5 and mo- ADAMS fm to
AT 18th and Oak SIS. NV 2S.
cool bedrooms, . baths double garage;
month or year lease Emerson 05l1.
NEARBY VA, COUNTRY CLUB SECTION
s-car garage; August 10 September Q;
SO ID min. to city; adults. CHI. 0955.
WESLEY HEIGHTS. 3O3O 44th ST. NV
Nicely furnished detached house on beau
THU wooded lot large living room with
bedrooms and bath. maid S room and bath;
2-car detached garaee; convenient to
churches, schools and bus
W. 1jS & s FIX n MLEER yt + DEvofMEET ~ s4sf CO.
CLEVELAND PARK. 3155 HIGHLAND pI
Nicely furn beautiful old homestead
with large veranda on three sides bed
rooms, 3 baths. large reception room, living
room. dining room. breakfast room, pantry
house. This home is in lst-class condition
W M1ILER II q bEvEIoP%ENT 6f7S e f5fERa co.
1ll9 17th St NV DI 1464
Evening star., 1940-07-27
APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.
TTNTOIIE

II you want, cool and comfortable
2-rm., kit. bath apt, with utilities in
cluded, at a rental of only 1927. 80 then
see the basement apt at 1913 18th ST.
NV. Open
ELIOT MIDDLETON.
COS Investment Bldg PIE 1121
Evening star., 1940-07-27
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ARL.. Vas ROOMS, NICE LOCATION
all convenlenceS: very edSonabie. adults,
ref. CH. 5596. 2S@
Evening star., 1940-07-27
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-vAcANT RoOMING HOUSE
September ]: long lease; reasonable rent
approximately 10 rooms. Box 397-D. Star
WANTED TO RENT WITH OPTION TO
buy new 5-room brick house in Northwest
Washington. Box 345-J Star 2S.
Evening star., 1940-07-27
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

5000 ILLINOIS AVE, NV RMS,
path, Kitchen, living room, sun porch;
heated. Owner retains l room. S45
Evening star., 1940-07-27
FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

DECATUR HGTs... MD. Il ELEANOR AVE
% cool rms, kit. pvt. bath elce. refg.
Block SHs waTd sfh4Sl s65 sepsehes stores
UNFURN. APT ROOMS KITCHEN,
bath, s35 month bus. and cars at door.
1906 Lee highway. Arlington. CHI. 1777.
NEARBY VA. ,2627. LEE HIGHWAY. APT;
302-2 rms. kit, bath. porch, larse cool
grounds. a mi: adults. CHI. 1915,
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and homs: Pvt entTanse; g m modern m to
ca Te%pe ef faio or na any y brokeP Per mon'n
ARLINGTON, 4753 N. 21st RD.. APT.
from bus lines. CH. 3104.
ENTIRE UPsTAIRs APT. m COOL
country home; 10 minutes downtown .tn on
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4 ROOMS. BATH, MODERN, BEAUTIFUL
legation args grounds; ava5iaSle ansa Aug lst'
RIGGS ROAD NEAR NEAR. UNIV su,v, OF Iaou MD
ception hall. bedroom, bath. private en-
trance: garage; beautiful grounds: 20 20
minutes from city. Berwyn 323-J-X. :9s
s27 NoRWooD ~ ST. p.tS North ARa Ras YA Isbt
heat furn., conv. loc., new home.
9O6 BALTIC. BLVD. HYATTs: HILLS. MD.
. rooms, kitchen and bath. S27. 80.
MT. vrRhos sRssifs eoks. ARs: ma. 5sss.
2 ROOMS, ELECTRIC KITCHEN, DI-
nette and bath large closets. refrigeration;
use of laundry trays. Shepherd 2387-W.
3 RMS. KIT, BATH, / RIM. HAS STUDIO
effect, extra toilet, law: screen porch pvt.
Thur Thurs. eve; Ewes to 'i, pm. WA. iaos. ~
NRLINGToN, LOVELY ROOMS, d.
nette. large sun porch excellent location
available now. Day OK. 2416. Night,
CH. 4140.