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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12

The customs house and harborn
in observance Of Lincoln's birthda,
The SO survivors Of the Presi-
dent Quezon, wrecked Jan. II on
Japan's coast, viii arrive at Sc
attic aboard the Heian Aaru
either late Feb. IS or early Feb.
II.
Meanwhile. Capt. crispulo On
rubia arrived at his home in
Manila, where he severely criti-
cized the attitude" of the Japan
csc steamer Ukishima Maru. On
rubia said the vessel refused to
send boats to aid the doomed
President Quezon, and that the
Ukishima's captain refused to
send radio messages for him until
paid in japanese currency.
Onrubia was in turn criticized
for leaving his own vessel in the
second lifeboat launched.
ttrsftS IN EoFt
Stranger. Port piers; Coldbrook,
Port piers; ]. ]. Coney, Jobbers
Petro.; jacksonville, Defiance
mill; James Griffiths, smelter.
Vessels Due
Sunday: Amur, smelter.
Monday: None.
Tuesday: William Luckenbach.
Port piers; Coast Shipper, Port
piers; James Griffiths, Shaffer
No. 1; Pleasant4ille, Sperry and
Centennial; Oliver Olson, st. Paul
mill; Coast Shipper, Dickman
mill.
Wednesday: Mauna Ala, Port
piers; West Planter, Port piers;
Lake Frances, Shaffer No. 1;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
-aAPPY--
BIRTHDAY
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10
SATURDAY, FEB. 10

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10
SATURDAY, FEB. 10
Mary Ann Miele, 1918 So.
X 1T.
Mrs. Marie Berg, s4I5 So.
GunnisOn.
Hollis Yost. Rt. I, Box 22O.
Alvin H. Peterson, Route 3,
Puyallup.
Jesse L. Ryan, Fern Hill.
DIR. Raymond MacRae, PITS
No. 26th ut.
Glenn b. Mckinney, Dash Pt.
Jerry Hallmeyer, So. Tacoma.
Dorothy Wassberg, SOL So. L
Jack Price, SteiIacoom City.
Ivar Formo, 6522 So. c st.
Walt Godfrey, 210S So. L st.
Frank A. Marsh, 1424 No.
Anderson 1t.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY IL
Clifford Starr, e18h So.
Ainsworth ave.
Mrs. Walter Karnopp, Bre-
merton, Wash.
Mrs. Frances Plumb, Graham,
Wash.
Eyler Hap Plumb, 7442 So.
Tacoma ave.
Carl Gunderson, 1901 No. Faith
#.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by John Tennent.
81. OF Seattle. and Olive r. Leon
ard. rs, Auburn; Savas n. Caras.
20, Of l016 So. ] st, and Elesnore
Aaddy. %. OF 1017 So. I St. Ia
coma; John Ingalf Fjarlie, %. of
2322 So. State st, and winifred
Lila Woodruff. n, Of 5415 So. N
st. Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
JUDO TOURNEY
sunday Event
Japanese Wrestling
Experts of NV.
to Compete

Japanese judo experts from 10
Northwest communities will COM
pete In q tournament all Sunday
afternoon and evening in the rec
reation hall of the Japanese Budd-
hist church In Tacoma, on Faw-
cett ave. at So. 18th st.
Sponsors Of the annual tourney.
members Of the Tacoma Dojo, or
Judo club, have extended q gen.
eral invitation to the public TO
watch the competitors demon
strate their skill at the ancient
and exciting Japanese wrestling.
Judo Is a slightly modified form
Of jiu-jitsu. with the same sud
den falls but without dangerous
bone-breaking holds.
Individual and team matches
Of the junior division will start at
] o'clock and will be followed by
the seniors. From around 8 o'clock
the Yudanshas. or Black Belt divi-
sion, will 20 into action. Forty
black-belters, advanced judoists,
are expected to participate.
Among local men in that class
are Masato Tamura, third grade
black belt; Jack Ohashi, sungi
Dogen and Hikaru Tamura, sec
ond graders. These four were In
a group of "a Northwest judoists
who competed in Los Angeles last
year. The Northwest team was
led by Masata Tamura Of Fife.
Other black belters from here In
clude George Kawasaki. Seiichi
Yamada, Masayoshi Jingut,
George Iwakiri, Joe Mizumoto,
Hideyoshi Jinguji. Hiro Masuda,
Leo Kawasah, Ray Akimoto and
Masaru Tamura.
Also on the program will be
demonstration of the ancient Jap
anese art of "kiai- jitsu," rock
breaking by bare hand. by Masato
Tamura.
Northwest Dojos sending teams
are Seattle. cambridge, Tento-
kukwan tSeattle), White River,
Green Lake, Bellevue,
and Fife.
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iI&1MS935{5k4

sster's office will be closed Monday
Coast Trader. Shaffer No. 2. Pro-
videncia, St Regis; Cuzco.
smelter.
Thursday: Lurline Burns. Port
piers.
Friday: Massmar, Port piers:
James Griffiths. Port piers: Ore
CONAN. Baker; Missourisn. Baker.
Saturday: J. L. Luckenbach.
Port piers: Edwin. Christensen.
Port piers; Panaman. Baker and
Centennial; Florence Luckenbach.
st. Regis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
MOTORISTS LOSE GAS,
TOOLS TO THIEVES

Bruno Hannus, 2919 So. Window
St, lost five gallons of gasoline
and the top to his gas tank to
thieves who arrived and left in the
one hour his car was parked at
101s East 35th st. Friday. Willard
Falls, 702 So. Cakes St, told police
he parked his car at lumber COM
pany's office on the tideflats FRI
day and lost a spare tire, tube and
wheel, tools, tail-light and gaso-
line to thieves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
NO CHANGE IN
LOCAL MARKETS

The wholesale market closed the
week with prices unchanged, ac-
cording to reports Saturday from
local distributors.
Butter continued at 81 and 80
cents per pound; Tillamook cheese
at ~ and % cents per pound ;
American cheese carried prices of
1914 and 1914 cents per pound; ;
Washington cheese, cases, sells at
Is and 10 cents per pound. Swiss
process topped the list at 31h
cents per pound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
MORE ALASKA ANYWAYS
TO GET RADIO BEAMS

SEATTLE - Alaskan atrplanes
between Nome and Fairbanks will
be guided by radio beams within
two months. under . civil aero
nautics authority program.
Marshall C. Hoppin. CAA super
intendent of airways In Alaska.
disclosed the improvement here
before leaving for Washington,
d. c.
Hoppin said the radio beam in
stallation was along . Nome
Ketchikan route laid out by the
authority. The airway has been
completed to Fairbanks.
II and when the authority APP
proves application of Pan Ameri-
can airways for seettle-Juneau
service, Hoppin said. passengers
from the United States will find
established air service all the way
to Nome. In westernmost Alaska
lOWN oE<k~D VIVID RA 1890
Monday-Kay st. No. 1, Nor
mamma Hall. So. 18th and Kay 1t.
Mckinley Hill No. Z. at Royal
Neighbors Hall, East G and d.
vision Lane. Ruston No. 1, ut Rus
ton school, with ]. n. Town. as
speaker.
Tuesday - Midland No. IL. at
Church Of Jehovah. Valentine par
ty, speaking and refreshments.
Everybody welcome. Manitou No.
~. at Msnitou hall. Mckinley No.
10, at Sheridan school. East 54th
and Mckinley ave. Oakland No. II,
at club house s7sz So. Tyler 1t.
orting No. 1 at G. A. r. hall.
Park Avenue No. 16 at Park Ave-
nue. School Annex. Puyailup No.
/ at Spirituslist church. Twenty
Third st. No. 2s. at 2s44 So. sheri-
dan st.
Observation-Disclosures No. 20.
at club house 306 East s0th st.
Valentine party. refreshments and
general get-to-gether time. Every
body welcome.
Falkland No. IL. at Mission
hall. Falkland.
Redmond No. Z. meets At old
post office. with a glad hand for
everybody.
Renton No. ! meets at city hall
Summit No. "a meets NJ Cen
trial Ave. school. 8 p. m.
Sockeye No. ,. meets at Sla-
woman hall. Old Tacoma.
Sumner No. /. at !. o. o. +.
hall, 8 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
Uhe Tacoma Qiues
Almanac
THIS MONTH NEXT MONTH
New First Full Last
Moon Quarter Noon Quarter
Mar. 8 Feb. Is Feb. IS Feb. 40

Forecast for Washington-Gen-
orally cloudy tonight and Sunday
with light showers. Cooler in ex-
treme east portion tonight; snow
flurries over mountains; moderate
westerly wind off coast; moderate
south to west wind over inland
waters.
At Tacoma, 8 a. m. Saturday
Cloudy; wind southwest Is m. p. h.
Barometer 29.95, falling and ris-
ing, but OF lower.
Rainfall at Tacoma last "a hours
ending 8 a. m. Saturday, 81 inch;
slice Feb. /, 1892 inches, excess Of
LA inches; since Jan. 1, 5.68
inches, a deficiency of 2.34 inches.
Sun rises at Tacoma Sunday at
7:22; sets at 5:58; rises Monday at
7:20; sets at 5:29.
Outlook for next week in far
western states: Occasional rains in
Oregon and Washington and at
end of the period, over northern
California; otherwise generally
fair weather with temperatures
somewhat above normal.
Tacoma's weather on Feb. 10,
1939-Cloudy, .03 inch of rain and
Oh inch of snow, maximum tenn
perature SO degrees and minimum
%. Highest wind velocity 81
m. .. h. from the southwest.
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HELD on THEFT CHARGE

Warren Flanders y. 4505 No.
sth St, jailed for investigation of
the theft of IS pairs Of angle bars
from a railroad yard. was in the
city Jail Saturday facing further
questioning after he repeatedly
confessed to Police Lieut.. Farrar
that he sold the bars to q junk
dealer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
G.. N. Selects NeJD
PASSENGER Agent

Changes in the Great Northern
railway passenger depart m . n
find N. C. Keller succeeding c. w.
Mahoney a. district passenger
agent, according 70 an announce
ment today by B. s. Merritt,
western traffic manager. Mahoney
has retired following 4s years
service with the Great Northern.
Keller, formerly city passenger
and ticket agent in Spokane. Will
include Tacoma in his territory In
his new position.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
Farm Labor Camp
Hearing Is Set
Valley Can Protest Next Friday;
Horticultural Schools Planned

RUYAILUP = Residents Of the
ruyaIlup valley win have . public
hearing next Friday TO express
their views - to whether . MI
grant farm labor camp shall BE-
established In the area by the
Farm security administration.
This announcement was made
saturday By corydon tNifty) Gar
EStt q Sumner, chairman OF =
group Of PuyaIlup and Sumner
fArmers and business ana pro-
fesaional men and women. after
= conference Friday afternoon
with Alfred r. Rochester Of Seat
lie. director Of government toffices
q the state Of Warrington.
Rochester win conduct the hear
ing 1t . place to Be announced
early next week.
Whsn Il was lsarned that FsA
intended to establish = camp here,
petitions IN protest were dis
patched TO President Roosevelt.
Senators Bone and schwellenbach,
Representative Coffee and Walter
A. DUFFY of Portland. regional
director a the FsA.
nsrtisulssral School
n annual Horticultural school,
featuring small fruits. win be held
1t TIE Winter school building on
the campus Of the Western WASH
sngton Experiment station Thurs-
day, Feb. Is. beginning at 10 .. m.
Opening speaker viii b. Karl
Baur whose subject win be SOL
and Fertilizer Problems Of the
small Fruit Grower" At II
O'clock. DR.. c. D. Schwartxs Will
opeak On Recommended Varieties
ana Practices" and 1t l1:30 Coun-
ty Agent A. n. Richardson win
ten Of Economic Factors Affect
Ing the Small Fruit Industry"
DR.. Glenn Huber win begin the
afternoon session at l o'clock With
! discussion on Diseases Of Small
Fruits." At las DR.. =. p. Breakey
vim havs insects Affecting Small
FRUITS - his topia At $50 The
county conservation committee
vim Discus the "Asriculturai Con-
ssrvation Program md the Small
Fruit Grower" All speakers ex-
cspt Richardson and members Of
the conservation COMMITTEES are on
the experiment station staff.
This win be the only barry
school Of the winter. The horticul-
tural meeting ths following day
IN summer win - "a Truck
Cfups.s
4
nlfu- Long Couvn1eecoat
Nrs. II. c. Long u zoos It'll Az.
n. W.. h couvalsscang ct home
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PEA GROWERS COOP
BRINGS S9,l7S SUIT

SUIT to recover = claimed balance
due Of $0.178 to the Grays Harbor
Pea Growers Cooperative associa-
tion from Frost Sealed Products.
Inc. and it, bonding company, the
United Pacific Insurance Co. Of
Tacoma, was on file IN superior
oouA here today.
The action involved deliveries Of
ssl.01s pounds Of peas In one In
stance and 1870 pounds in an
other. The Seattle Bank Of Com
nerce was co-plaintiff with the
association
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
More Facilities
For Youth Urged

Advocating increased recrsa-
sional facilities for the youth OF
Tacoma, Harry Cain, candidate for
mayor, addressed the Women's
Pierce County Central Democratic
club Friday afternoon IN Fishers
Civic Center.
Neglect Of our youth VIII seri-
ously AFFECT our progress Of to-
morrow" Cain said. Tonight.
because W DO not have proper
recrsationai facilities. your chill
dren are either good citizens or
are I part 1t The army Of known
criminals in the United States.
The solution Of the problem"
he said, will likely be sought by
Z closer cooperation between the
officials Of the city. county. park
board, the school board and all
other boards for the accomplish
ment Of the desired end In recre-
ationnl facilities"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
Bar Association
Lincoln Banquet
On Monday Night

The annual Lincoln Day banquet
of Tacoma Bar association will be
held Monday night in the roof gar
den of Hotel Winthrop. Activities
are scheduled to start at $50
o'clock.
Principal speaker of the eve
ming will be Scott 2. Henderson.
His topic will be Abraham Lin
coin"
Judge Clyde LETTERS, associate
justice of the state supreme court,
will give a talk on the activities Of
that high tribunal.
A humorous talk, THE Bench
and the Bar" will be delivered by
Tracy Griffin. president Of the
Seattle Bar association.
Miss Jerry Ferris, local singer,
will present vocal numbers. Other
music will be contributed by an
orchestra scheduled to play during
the dinner hour.
Guests of honor will be judges
of the supreme and federal courts.
and the president and board of
governors of the State Bar asso-
citation.
Hilton Gardner, president of the
local association, will be master of
ceremonies.
U. E. Harmon, local attorney,
brought out the uncertainty of
Rights of Survivor in Joint Bank
Accounts" in an address before the
Tacoma Bar association Friday In
the Tacoma hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
Detective Captain
Loses to Thieves

Car-rifling thieves who chose the
Buckingham apartments garage at
1901 No. Yakima ave. - their
objective Friday night were not
only careless. but looking for
trouble.
BY manipulating lock to break
into . ear. they stole = blue and
green plaid wool robe and . stream-
1insd fIashlight. Detective Captain
CHI osborne revealed Saturday.
The car and contents belonged to
Detective Captain Cliff Osborne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12

POSTMASTER of the annual Lin
coins birthday dinner Of Pierce
county Republican organizations
Saturday evening at Masonic tenn
pie win be Paul Preus Of Falkland,
who was the party's congressional
nominee for the sixth district four
years ago. The dinner with Judge
c. II. Paul Of Seattle as orator on
Lincoln, VIII be at $50 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
Surplus Arms, Munitions
May Go to ScandinaVians

Observation-Disclosures dispatch of surplus arms
and munitions Scandinavian countries and formulation of
plan control exports of vital materials being
sidered by administration officials reliably reported
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12

from . major operation which shs
recently underwent at St. Joseph'I
hospital, Tacoma.
Two INT By Illness
Mrs. Judd Moore, TIT Ord ut
s. W.. has received word of ths
serious Illness Of her father
George w. d i'm nick. So. Of
Eugene. Ore. Az Mrs. Moore Ia
also III. she 10 unable to be Al
her fathers bedside.
Rainbow Monday
Puyallup assembly. Order Of
Rainbow for Girls. will meet at
Masonic hall Monday evening at
7:30. Miss Pearl Donley, worthy
adviser, will preside.
Guest from Yakima
Miss Bertha Draper Of Yakima
IL the guest this week Of her sis
tiers, Mrs. Ed Leitzinger Of North
Puyallup and Mrs. G. A. Bcsan-
con Of Sumner.
Grsndchild for ouinlans
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Quinlan
Of 2ll 18th 1t. N. w. are being
congratulated on the birth Of their
first grandchild. The baby, Paula
Kay, was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Richmond Of Long Beach,
Calf. early this month. Mrs.
Richmond was the former Kath-
crime Quinlan and before her mar
Rage taught for eight years In
the Olympia schools. The paternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Richmond Of Oceanside. Calf.
Mru. Donlcy Hostess
Mrs. Jack Donley Of sos sth
st. N. w. viii be hostess Saturday
evening At dinner celebrating the
10th birthday of her son. Lloyd.
Sharing honors of the evening viii
be James weckersham, who with
Lloyd has enlisted In the U. 3.
navy. The boys leave Sunday
for San Diego. Places
will also be marked for Earl Breen.
Wren and Delbert Lemon. Ernest
Heassler, Jack Heath and Bill and
Bob Donley Of Tacoma
MarijAna Topic
Mrs. Eva Jolly will be hostess
10 Puyallup chapter Of the w. c.
r. U. at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Edison Case, Isl lth ave. N.
W.. Tuesday at $50.
Speaker win be DR.. r. c. Morse
u Puyallup who win have Mari
Iuana, the Great Destroyer" ~ his
subject. Nrs. Horace Williston
md Mrs. Ralph welciker VIII lead
devotions. There will Be- piano
solos by Lawton Case, small son
u Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Case.
y
Dses In Portland
Joseph n. Ciblin, II, died ut
s2b srd ave. N. w. Friday eve
ming following = short Illness. He
had lived at Auburn since 1925
when he came from Minnesota. and
was q member Of the Catholic
Surviving are his widow. Mary
ciblin Of Puyallup: four daugn-
ters, Mrs. Josephine B. Miller
and Mrs. Margaret l.. Heniins OF
Auburn, Marian Miller Of Rose
burg, Ore, and Ann Janette Ben
ner Of Puyailup. and II grand
children. wrigiey and Clements
win announce funeral arrange
ments.
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Amy never speaks to her
husband in the polite tone
she uses on other men. l
reckon she's tryin' to i'm
press the others and don't care
much what John thinks"
Evening star., 1940-03-20

WASHERs-visit our store for real vaIuesl
Slightly used 2-tub washers and dryers
that look and operate like new. 500; new
with filler pump hose. only $50 10 DAYS
TRIAL, Pay. ST weekly. Republic 1890.
The Piano Shop, 1015 7th st. NV. OPEN
Evening star., 1940-03-20

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE and stable
manure, no straw and rich black soil; %
bushels. S5: 30 bushels. SO. delivered
Specialize In large quantities Call John
Inscoe Oxford 1O3Q-W
Evening star., 1940-03-20

LADY DESIRES ANOTHER TO SHARE
beaut. furn. r.. k. b. Apt 212, En-
bassy, 1913 Harvard CO. 268S. Reas
Evening star., 1940-03-20

ACCoRDIoNs-sale used and demonstra-
tor instruments: 12 bass instruments, Sl4
up; Hohner 4S bass. $3.50; Hohner. go
BASS, S55 Rosati. 100 bass, S62. Easy
terms. MA. 1928. Jordan's. corner 18th
and C
Evening star., 1940-03-20
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKERS-Get good one: reg A. K C.;
mos: S12-S15-S25 Third and A sts
Seat Pleasant Hillside O492-W. 23'
COCKER SPANIEL. female light bun 8
months old; pediereed 524 Old George
town I'd. Bethesda. Md. WI. $685.
COCKER SPANIEL beautiful, lge red male
pup: regist.; good type: lots of pet 536
1ngraham NV. GE. 5414,
Evening star., 1940-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
BOATS.

FOR sALE-Cruisers, stock and custom
built. Prices start at $3.50. A few used
Marconi sloops, S275. Inspect these boats;
our shop is always open, Including Sunday
Mason Sons, Annapolis, Md. Phone 4S7l
After 5 PM, 3297
CRUISER. streamline, twin screw motors,
i year old Owner, John T. Colonna Next
to Potomac steamboat dock 21s
Evening star., 1940-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WAsHISaToNs EARdEsT AiAHSh HspL,ASSI SSi
eass at Dlc.s 81 st
entire 3-story building devoted exclusively
tstion oi selling appliances 'i at real t'k fow
prices: Used Westinghouse. General Elec-
ns t,is' o,b.s. A C. ,as Easy Msytfs Norge ThG,
SHsRssS gmi AEs as p Tsis9z
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO..
Entire Bldg. 921 q St. NV.
District 3737. Open ewes till pm
WASHERS, rebuilt and reposs,. Tyr suar::
1E Is Ws sIs nNn ssS FAGToEY
the NEW BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY. May
TAG. THOR 6 + AND APEX WASHERS
Liberal IT. trade-in allowance, Pay with your
614 10th st. NV. National ss72
WAsHERs-yisit our store for real vaiuesI
that look. and operate ike new. $50; new
WIFI T!th nlleT pump hose; only sss; 10 DAYS
Esne SHOP iCis Ssf5z zh HsDusls 8. Rs oSEa SaS
WATER HEATER, Pittsbure, used but 2
years: for sale cheap. 1929 K st. NV. 21'
COMPLETE s AND 10c STORE FIXTURES
napolis Md. Globe 5 and lOc Store
LUMBER-.1x6 T and @ roofers - SAG
- sMss, M 5 sasIss'1s " e e s$s s$s
2x1O S33
Also good prices on cinder blocks. brick,
subject 70 discount for cash. Arlington HSsn
Coal & Lumber Co. jackson 1880.
FURN1TURE[.small black-and-whitc sas
range. $35; Pittsburg instantaneous water
heater olr, - u
uum cleaner, Sso spieee nsW rast tfieze yine ne
room suite, $40: beautiful rust velvet >
chair sa mahosany 'e coioped anI1 haI runner; omfe
Spanish (walnut) chairs. SI250 each:
wine velvet upholstered chair. Ali excel
Smiths Transfer &
Storage Co.,
1913 You st. NV NO. 3343.
ANTIoUEs-Colonial hall table, SIS:
Queen Anne mahogany desk .S65 teakwood
Colonial chest Of drawers $50: teakWood
Chinese cabinet. 500; antique sideboard.
Smiths Transfer g. Storage Co.
1913 You st. NV. NO. 3343.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
cluded: made like. new in finest tapestry
and triezetts; wGEkmsnship qIpnn gyaran.eed
2509 14th ST. NV COLUMBIA 1O172.
RUGS-NEW-IMPORTED
Chinese and other types: approx axIo
low as S29.50. Phone for display. Geo.
Harris. Ma. $50. 22s
EASTER CANDY.
WHOLESALE
DISTRICT TOBACCO a. CANDY CO.,
432 18th st. S.W. RE. 214l.
Evening star., 1940-03-20

MALE GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE desires
cool furnished room near bath. on Falls
Church bus line. Box 1881, Star. 21s
ROOM and bath. private entrance: monthly
from about March 26. Box 134-J, Star
21s
REFINED settled woman desires furnished
lb.k. room, vic. Mt Rainier to Berwyn,
near trolley. Greenwood 2746-M.
Evening star., 1940-03-20

THE DAHLlA,
7019 GEORGIA AVE.
l room. dinette, kitchen. bath, in
Rsfs. on % H. c. Res. Mgr. RA. 1890.
1904 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen, dinetts and nd AVID s.,.o
Heat Hot Water. Gas and Refg: Included.
3517 18th ST. NV.
3 rooms e bedrooms), kitchen.
Refrigeration. GARAGE, s4.OO.
2504 10th ST. NE.
1 room, Murphy bed, kitchen. di-
2 rooms, kitchen, dinette, bath and
porch 51Oo
Res Mgr, Dupont 1885
252O 10th ST. NE.
2 rooms. kitchen. dinette and bath $4,000
E. M. WILLIS & SONS,
s16 Investment Bldg. National 7479.
2548 14th ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen. bath $4,000
SHANNON & LUCHS Co.
1908 st. N. w. Ma 2346.
Continued % Nsxt Pase)
Evening star., 1940-03-20
ROOMS FUR. & UNFUR.
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.
ROOMS WANTED.
Continued

1882 BUCHANAN ST. NW-Large !
in apt. for l or .. partly furn: US
Kitchen: very reas. RA. 4S41 after
Evening star., 1940-03-20
EASTER CANDY.

WHOLESALE
DISTRICT TOBACCO a. CANDY CO.,
432 11th st. S.W. RE. 214l.
Evening star., 1940-03-20

RUGS-NEW-IMPORTED.
Chinese and other types: approx. ax1o.
low as S29.50. Phone for display. Geo.
Harris, MA $50 22s
Evening star., 1940-03-20

1442 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. 3
rooms, private bath, i st floor; use Of back
Evening star., 1940-03-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Three-piece living suite upholstered for
cluded made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette: workmanship guaranteed,
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO.
2509 14th ST. NV COLUMBIA IOl72.
Evening star., 1940-03-20
lith'S Transfer &
Storage Co.

1913 You st. NV NO. 3343
ANTIQUES-Colonial hall table. SIS:
Queen Anne mahogany desk. S65: teakwood
marble-top stand table. S25; mahogany
Colonial chest of drawers $50: teakwood
Chinese cabinet. $780, ANTIQUE sideboard.