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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

ing government. sholishing over
: isi>s:sss s - AZ 5Ss'ssssszsy. -
claimed credit for Seattles i'm
proved financial condition. al
though DIN IL certain to remind
voters-ss did Martin-the state
government played q part IN pull
ing Seattle out Of the hole.
Lsnxiie stepped into the Sc
attic msyorsity AZ = time
when the city was rent with
AFL-Cfo union troubles. and
since then few tieups Of indus
try Of any sine have occurred.
sside from q Puget Sound
ferry strike. which Langlie
aided Governor Martin In
settling.
Defeat OF Martin threw conster-
nation among the 10000 state en-
ployes who owe their jobs to him.
DIN has not indicated how ex-
tensive a housecleaning he would
make II elected In November, but
he Ii certain TO fire numerous
higher-ups Of the Martin regime.
Many Of them are Republicans,
followers from the eight-year
reign Of Roland II. Hartley. Three.
all Republicans. draw $500 .
year salary to the governors
$1,000.
DIN has said he would ask
the 1871 legislature 20 abolish
sales tar tokens and institute
system Of graduated sales
taxes patterned after Califor-
Mas, with ascent purchases
or less exempt. He also OPP
posed putting the sales tar ON
foods. ~ the 1889 legislature
did ut Martins suggestion, to
raise more money for schools
and pensions. Dill said he
would save enough money by
economies In government 10
offset the loss Of revenue from
removal Of the food tax, and
still pay bigger pensions.
One Of Dill's supporters in the
primary was John c. Stevenson.
who ran against Martin in 1895.
Dill may find a spot on the state
payroll for the ex King county
political boss II he wins the COVER
norship.
One of the present state set-ups
Dill or Langlie probably would not
touch is the $4,000. 900 : year
state liquor monopoly. Three liquor
board members. appointed for nine
year terms. can be removed only
after public hearings and for cause.
Its present members have run the
state stores since 1894 and prob
ably would resign before submit
ting to widespread cleanups Of
their appointees in higher-up posi-
tons.
Since Dill has been out of
the political spotlight for nearly
n decade. 1t Is not known how
closely he would cooperate
with various New Deal farm,
highway and pension programs
inaugurated under Martin. II
IL doubtful, however, II he or
Langlie would throw them out
and cost their bcneficiaries In
the state several millions Of
dollars In federal money.
During his term as u. S. senator
from Washington in 1917. Dill wal
one Of the few who voted against
sending the United States TO war
Republicans may follow Martins
lead In warning voters that Dill'i
election would mean a blow to the
national defense program.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Rooseveli's Speech

from it, social obiectves. lnclud-
ing TIRE to-hour week and overtime
penalties.
HIs address contained = Tip .
lafnr II clean house where neces-
sary-1here - no rom IN TIE laeor
movement Ter the rackeieer and
ths strong arm man But such
persons are rare. the president ssie.
ard 81 trades and professions saf.
fer alike. even his own profession
of TIE l.w. tie promised govern
nent aid to labor In getting nd of
ire seoundrels.
Talks on rensicas
Ire Democrats hid for iahor
votes. a. Roosevelt stated u q
the transfers last night. win be.
We must look forward TO GER
tain definite things in the near
future. For example. the benefits
q social security ought to he
hroadened and extended. unem-
ployment insurance ought 70
cover = larger number Of workers
Our old age pension system ought
TO be improved and extended. the
amount Of the pension ought to be
Increased. and. above all. these
pensions must be given IN q man
ner which viii respect the dignity
Of the life Of service and labor
which our aged citizens have
given TO the nation"
Rap- His Foes
He hoped for a national system
soon that would provide every
needy person with adequate food.
clothing and lodgings In old sge.
But he looked forward to q system
going beyond that. TO enable faith
ful toilers to build up additional
security for their old age.
Roosevelt tagged an sppsasers
his national defense opponents
and. indirectly. willkie. who. last
Aug. II. limited fear that the
president might be leading us to
war.
Certain employers. politicians
and newspapers who sought TO
mislesd and intimidste labor IN
1898. he said. again were active
in this campaign.
New Deal social security and
living standard detectives have
not been achieved. Roosevelt said.
but he counselled patience with
the deliberate American way.
Points Overseas
Events abroad" he said. have
shown too late the results Of the
other kind OF methods--promises
Of swift. revolutionary relief,
seductive pictures OF panaeeas:
short cuts TO prosperity and
plenty. pictured a. simple and
easy-all these have led to cruel
disappointment"
He said every human being
must do his share and every dollar
Of capital Its share In national
defense. and that compulsory In.
dustrisi cooperation was based or
the same principle as that sup
porting seiective universal train
ing of manpower.
The president reaffirmed hi
hatred OF war and rededicates
himself to the 1910 Democrats,
platform plank which said;
We will not participate Il
foreign wars. and will not senc
our army, naval or air forces u
fight In foreign lands. outside tn,
Americas. except In case Of
attack"
Would Avoid War
II have one supreme determine,
tion--to do all ] can TO keep wal
away from these shores for al
time"
Asserting that those who dis
cover In national defense efforti
IAN attempt TO embroil the natior
in war were seeking 10 play upor
the fears Of the American people
he said:
Let us have an end 10 the sori
Of appeasement which seeks Il
keep US helpless by playing OF
fear and by indirect sabotag. Of
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en- tour q ~ states. IN which =
81 sssk tsI electoral xotsz. II
- whieh twice hava Ten ct
snIidIv for Roosevelt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-13

n you're not using u. seii Il via
Fast Action Tines Want II
rhans Nam aisf
Evening star., 1940-07-07

1925 EYE ST NW-Double and single
room, nicely furnished; reasonable. Phone
Columbia 0661J. S"
5000 Sth ST NW.-Beautiful, large, front
room; suitable for >; reasonable; cOnV.
transp. Randolph $500
Evening star., 1940-07-07
ROOMS UNFURNisHEp.
Continued. }

FAMILY in private home desires quiet
couple; unfurnished rooms; heat, light, gas
furnished Reas. 1923 st. Sc.
GENTLEMAN to occupy one room of two
room apartment; private entrance TO each
room; reasonable; references. Box 3l7-H,
Star.
924 ST NV. Apt. 1-2 large rooms
private bath. 3 large closets. gas range.
Venetian blinds: heat and light furnished:
$50 month. Keys at 1895 10th st. NV.
1905 MASS. AVE. NV, Apt. So large:
conveniences; very reasonable. Call Sat-
urday after 2. all day Sunday. y
56l2 KANSAS AVE. NW.--Communicatin
rooms, for light housekeeping; for en-
ployed couple.
COLORED--Lg. rm. In NV section. For
refined colored family rvt. bath; heat,
lShts: also basement rms. DU. 042N.
Evening star., 1940-07-07
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1Sll ST; N.W,mNsicely furn;; lst floor
S5.25: double, S5.75; adults,
1905 P ST, N,W.--S3 week; clean, cool
tressi walking distance.
2ol9 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-comfortabl
single rm., attractively fuTn., inner-Spring
mattress; unlimited phone.
1874 COLUMBIA RID; .w-Attractive
sinsle. SIS double, S22; all conveniences;
shower; owners home
1856 QUE ST. NW-Sinele and double
rooms, S4.bo TIP; very convenient loca-
ton; reasonable rates.
CONVENIENT NORTHWEST. 3110 18th
st.-Desirable room near bath with shower,
ST. month. Adams l255.
CHEVY CHASE D. C. = Pleasant south
room detaehed home, "a SO. Conn. ave-;
woman. 324 Northampton st.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1867 Conn.--3rd fl,
elev.; S25, Refs, req North 1922.
1857 GARFIELD ST. NV. nr. wardman
Pk.-Single and double rm.. shower, porch,
run water; unlim phone; reas, co. AIS.
VALLEY va i56rt VISTA; Apt. 6lGLRoom, pleas.
ttwin bedsli reasonable.
LOVELY, lge. studio front rm windows;
FAMILY smiy. deGef isf III se trees TEL in rm pyt
lance t' to te' town, w Nj MN ray 7aye' waking dis
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE ROOM in private
nome; southeastern exposure, screened
pSiCIl' Az uOWItOWn DuS. -DUT 3Dtn
pl. NV. Woodley 1854.
176l EUCLID ST. NW.-Housekeepin
and sleeping rooms, everything furn; conv.
trans.
l135 EYE ST. NV. The DIPLOMAT
desirable front basement single room with
running water, 81 monthly.
ll03 18th ST. NW-Lovely, cool 2nd-
weekly ''"'
1914 EYE ST. NW-Newly furnished sim
ele room % with adjoining sleeping porch,
only $50 monthly.
l5l7 EYE ST, NW.--For ladies only;
c0ol' comfortably furnished single rooms
Sl'.5O and SIS monthly
1898 RANDOLPH NW.--Jewish home: >
tWln-oed rms, back rm. with 3 windows
front rm. with private lavatory; il block
car inc. Taylor 97o5. $50 each room
1899 JEFFERSON ST. NW.-Attrsct,, lge
Tm., mr. bath; private home; reas; ear
Ifee Georgia 1901
APT. "a, ''Laclede" Thomas Circle5. 1o@3
IS Vermont aye.-Quiet bay window o1S'' room; oo
aA-hlght elevator, shower. ME. 1856,
5l@ DECATUR ST NW.-Front, newly
oecorated; c.hW;; consenal home; "a blk,
express BUS; Sl6 mo. GE. 7O28
GENTLEMAN, attractive room, private
paIh tshoWefl; private home > adults: best
NV; reas.; exceptional. Adams 4OS4. :
ONE BLOCK FROM CAPITOL,
LaIge front room for two gentlemen in
pacheIor apartment; new modern furnish
InfS with best twin beds; reasonable rent
1elephone Atlantic 3944
Evening star., 1940-07-07
ROOMS FUR. r ukEuR.

2710 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-Room, porch
attached, and garage; reasonable. Co.
lumbia 5064
LARGE ROOM, next bath In pvt. home.
Shepherd 3170-W.
1895 4th ST. NW.--Furnished or unfur-
nished rooms for rent for Government en-
ployes only; board optional,
CLEAG. COMFORTABLE ROOM; kitchen
privilege; good neghborhood Call Mich
iean sl35 or Lincoln 2O72W
CHEVY CHASE. d. c., 5000 Cumberland
st.-Cool convenient; private or sem-pri-
vate bath. garage
REFINED COLORED-l3@2 Hamlin ST..
n.e.--l or . persons. l442 Que st. NV
Large front room. unfurn.. SIS. Guy
thinner. l326 You st. NV. NO 4Nn1.
Evening star., 1940-07-07
ROOMS FOR RENT-NEW YORK.

GOING TO THE FAIR? Connecting rooms
W tn bath in refined home, 81 per person;
IS min from the fair. Mrs. A. H Prit-
chard, 163-09 ! 9Th ave. Whitestone. ! ong
Island, N. Y. For reference call WI. 099S.
Evening star., 1940-07-07
ROOMS WANTED

ELDERLY LADY desires furn. room.
1923 Georgia ave, NV. shoe shop
GOVT. EMPLOYE (womarj wishes room,
furn. or unfurn: near Mt Pleasant car
preferred. Box 35o-H Star.
LADY wants large unfurnished Ink
Southeast section. Box 377-H, Star.
YOUNG LADY desires single room. private
bath, Northwest section; meals optional.
Box 363-H, Star.
AUG. 1st-Furn, rm.. quiet. grill privileges;
c. H. Cretors. 1919 Holmead pl.
. ADULTS desire furn. rm with kit.
priyilege or ! r. Kit" with elec. refg,
QUIET UNFURNIsHED ROOM private
bath and small porch; reasonable Rock
Greek Park or Takoma section preferred.
Write Box 296-H, Star
GIRL share or room with another in fur
nished apt. convenient to G. w. Univer-
sity. Box 207-H. Star. 7'
GENTLEMAN desires single room private
Jewish family; reasonable rent; Petworth-
Ghillum preferred: shower. Box 254-H,
Star.
GENTLEMAN desires room with or with
Star
ROOM with small family, on side street,
near Brlshtwood, by carpenter. Box 3"6-
H. Star
Evening star., 1940-07-07

1918 QUE N.W.-Attrac front studio
rm. lge.. pvt. bath. dressing ru. uni
phone; gentlemen: $3.50 single S45 dbIe
1910 10th ST NW-Attractive 2nd-foor
room: one other to use bath: refined, quiet
home. gent DU 0l So
Evening star., 1940-07-07

/" S ST. NE ROOMS, KITCHEN.
bath: Quiet; newly decorated eeCtrlc
refrigeration; adults s37 month
1921 18th PL. SE-BASEMENT APT. 3
rooms, kitchen, bath. everything incl, $50.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

1410 NJ ST. NV, Apt 6O5-Pleasant
room, single or double; southern exposure;
Evening star., 1940-07-07

| 5106 18th ST W.-Beautiful rm. 3
windows > EXPOS; det. home: chw
or ,; also single room: reas. RA. 4495.
1922 L ST NW.-Choice of desirable
rooms. with or without kit; running
3033 10th ST. NV Apt. 4l4-Double
room, next bath: ladies or couple. Du-
pOnt 524g
Evening star., 1940-07-07

410S 45th ST, N,W.-Room in new home,
tor l or persons: reasonable Emerson
Evening star., 1940-07-07

1926 K ST. NV, downtown-Near | ST.
class hotelS; summer rates: very reaS;
l, 2, 3 in room; transient
Evening star., 1940-07-07
STUART HALL.

1446 Rhode Island ave. NV, DU 1855
1874 Mass. ave n W. District 1888. Con-
venient. walk TO work, to theaters, to shop.
save carfare; Southern home cooking ex-
ceptionally well planned and served; most
acceptable rates
Evening star., 1940-07-07

1853 QUEEN ST, NE LGE. RMS.
klt., Dvt bath, pvt. entrance, st or 2nd
f.: lge. yard and basement; in new home
heat. liuht gas included
Evening star., 1940-07-07
SUNDERLAND HOUSE.

Single, double rooms; private and sem
private baths; switchboard; excellent meal
tranSientS accommodated; reas.
Evening star., 1940-07-07
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD.

FURN. ROOM AND KITCHENETTE: NEAR
ta-ls.- reasonable Lee Heights, N G!ebe
rd- preferred. Box 341-H. Star
Evening star., 1940-07-07
2131 MASS. AVE. NV.

Lovely large double or triple room with
pvt. bath. cheerful single. l or va
cancies in nicely furnished share-room for
young ladies or young men. Eniov the hot
summer in this beautiful ex-embassy home
with several other young people. The food
the social atmosphere and the very reason
able prices will please vnu. Dunnnt 4tNA
Evening star., 1940-07-07

236 CROMWELL TER NE.-Large front
room next to bath; continuous hot water;
Evening star., 1940-07-07

CHILDREN BOARD. modern country home,
Iof employed mothers; near Colesville. Md
references. License No. 142O. Mrs E r
JonnSon. Silver Spring Md. Route =
ON LARGE, HISTORICAL ESTATE, 10
mics from WASHINGTON; couple wanted for
sitting room, bedroom, bath; excellent
board. Box 373-G Star.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

2733 WOODLEY PL. NV, NEAR SHORE-
ham rooms, kitchen, private bath.
Frigidaire 2nd fl. quiet. Adams 1850.
500 DAVIS AVE, TAKOMA PARK. ND
bus; employed couple, Cali sH 1850
Evening star., 1940-07-07

EBBITT HOTEL. 10th and H SITS. NV
Attractively furnished rooms with pri-
vate bath Simmons inner-spring mat
tresseS eleci fans; circulating ice water.
rest or games; BLOCK or to best stores
and movies and brief walks to Govt. Of
fees: Sl2 up weekly; special monthly rates
herin $40 40
Evening star., 1940-07-07

1915 Goth st. NV, | block Dupont Circle
Tworoom suite, with running water. for
three or four; also beautiful doubles
with running water; our house has real
honey atmosphere and the meals are ex-
cellent: moderate rates.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

MODEL A FORD MOTOR, completely con-
yerted' oft. shaft, 1910 prop, stufhne
eeoNeS. etc, S15. S1l0 Grove St, Silver
Evening star., 1940-07-07
MAuRY -
REDIJCFD

Beautliul room and bath maid seryict
80 Sue ST. NV See any time EN-. 0n4
Evening star., 1940-07-07

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. 3621 Everett St
or double. twin beds EN-. 1893.
1901 FAIRMONT ST NW.-Large. sunny
outside rooms. newly furnished and newly
Evening star., 1940-07-07

APT , END FLOOR. 2l7 10Th ST NE.
nette; tile bath with shower, bedroom ! O tt,
oy 4 r. in modern Kitchen, elec reta
screened porch; $40. Without refE S3T 50,
D {. GRUVER, Ma. 1871, evenings Wood.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

COR. CATHEDRAL AVE, 2s69 2sth ST
n.w.-Spacious two rms, lge hall kit.
bath; l End f., 3rd A.: ideal location;
Evening star., 1940-07-07

1854 MONROE ST. NW.-Cool. well furn.
front room, with private shower: private
Evening star., 1940-07-07

0UIBOARD BOAT Thompson good con-
oltloni $500 cash. Phone Chestnut 1869
See AZ Dempsey's Boat House
Evening star., 1940-07-07
1920 18th ST. NV.
BELMONT GARDENS
2209 MASS. AVE. NV.

A guest home in keeping with its aristo-
cratic surroundings Most Of our guests
say this is Washirgton's finest house No
"penny-pInchme,' 10 run down atnoS-
phere. Inner-spring mattresses. Uniim-
tied phore. Best CO food always 2nd help
Ing OF everything if desired Shares now
in beautiful big rooms for ladies and gentle
men with most desirable people. Also =
Sjn
Evening star., 1940-07-07

3535 I3th ST. NV rms. for gentle-
men, with pvt. tile bath; inner-spring
mattr.; everything new; small, pvt. fam
lly. Adams 13o0-W
Evening star., 1940-07-07
OPP. WARDMAN PARK.

WOODLEY INN, 1858 WOODLEY RD.
Suite of rooms adjoining shower for
yoans,d yoHne men sirs or married couples
shady hack ward: $40 LID AID Qlo2
Evening star., 1940-07-07
17O6 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
1400 N H AVE NV

Singles. doubles, private and adi0inint
baths, S40-S15 Cool, basement double
S35 Cool. cheerful rooms: elevator. Dis
tinctive address. FINE MEALS
Evening star., 1940-07-07
Rooms WITH BOARD WANTED

LADY wants room and board in con-
genial home where she can exchange some
time as companion or assist with small
child. Box 33l-H, Star.
MAN AND WIFE; in private family; wife
an invalid requiring care during day; ne
preferred Box 337-H. Star
IN PRIVATE HOME by Govt woman; ne
or Sc. section of city. Box BAH, Star. .
FOR MAN AND DAUGHTER, Ia yrs. near
high school, in private home. Box 324-H
Star
ELDERLY WOMAN desires comfortably
furnished room and meals with Catholic
family. Box Josh Star.
IN PRIVATE HOME, for employed woman
with s-year-old child; convenient to school
Evening star., 1940-07-07

GEORGETOWN, 1923 33rd st.-Nicely
turn, large, front room with new mahog-
any twin bedrm. suite; excel. trans
Evening star., 1940-07-07

CHEVY CHASE-Large corner room, 3
windows, large closet bus at corner: break
fast 511S-J
Evening star., 1940-07-07

DESIRABLE SINGLE ROOM. adj. bath u
private ant. for lpdy; walking distance; $50
Evening star., 1940-07-07

5SG1 3rd PL. N.W-Master bedrm., newly
furnished, pvt, shower, telephone: nr.
bus lines Randolnh OVAL
Evening star., 1940-07-07

1920 WIS. AVE NV R B S25.
r. K. b. S35. Me 1900, DU 1900
WOCDRIDGE. 24@3 MONROE ST Ne
NeFly dec. 'and fir. BAH 'front.' enf: ga
rage: gas light, heat. tel. NO. eO17
!, ,55 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, FORTS
mouth Apt.-Bachelor apt, ! room. bath,
te.. s2ulneIn Cto.; viii also dispose Of
iurn.. S55 mo Mr. SIPFS
Evening star., 1940-07-07

EVINRUDE OUTBoARD MOTOR. light 4,
Call Franklin 52S4
Evening star., 1940-07-07
CALVERT HOIISE

1401 10th st. n.w.-Ideal residence for
vate baths: selective menus; switchboard:
nc
Evening star., 1940-07-07

cHR1S-CRAFT, 1879 model 60-hp motor;
hurgh, 400 North Columbus St., Alex, va,
Evening star., 1940-07-07

Ia42 -GALLATIN ST. NV, vic, 14th,
5000 blk.--Third-f floor room, semi-private
bath, well ventilated: elec. fan; SIS
Evening star., 1940-07-07

Ami private bath garaee ora n5obi XII, bus;
email refined family. Randolph s344. m
Evening star., 1940-07-07

MT. PLEASANT. 1916 IngleSide ter, over
looking Rock Greek Park-Entire first floor,
living room, bedroom, kitchen, private bath;
attractively furnished cool, clean: 500.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

AIS NICHOLSON ST, NV OR 3
rooms. kitchen, sas, eIec.. Friuid near
Dus; quiet adults; no children. RA. 215T-
$500 14th ST. NV LARGE ROOMS,
kitGhen, bath, shower. large inelosed porch,
Evening star., 1940-07-07

ANACOsTIA-Cool sleeping room New
home New furniture Gentleman.
Reasonable Lincoln .}51 w
Evening star., 1940-07-07

ALTURAS. 1863 18th st. nw.-Attract.
furn. rms. nr. showers: 94-hr. elevator
and hotel serv.; s. week and up.
COOPERATIVE CLUB, 1907 Eye st. NV
Ideal downtown location; showers comfort;
81 wk. up; hot water always. Men.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

THE VIVIAN. 1923 q 81 ". offers lovely
rms. ell with running water newly deco
Vene,an arg bndR fn6 sboWers sRcbb5 sy
single. Sc so wkly up; dbes. $3.50 up
THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th NV
Lovely rooms newly decorated, running
water inner-spring mattresses; singles, S5
Up: doub. 81 up: showers; elev.
GORDON HOTEL. on beautiful 10th St,
between Eye and K--Cool rooms, near
showers. So up: double from 5000 weekly:
with bath from S12 so weekly: 24-hr. eie-
vator and switchboard service: excellent
dining room
Evening star., 1940-07-07
2 ROOMS, BATH, FOR 3.
l637 MASS. AWE. nav.

Large triple room, running water, huge
closet; also attrac. single; space for . in
share room. private bath: new, modern,
very attrac furnishings; handsome corner
mansion. former embassy: large drawing
room with Stelnway grand piano for enter
tanning. The food exceptionally fine. Per-
sons recurring home and address Of dis
tinction will appreciate this lovely club
residence. Short walt downtown Prices,
$3.50 to $40 monthlv. Dupont 1868
Evening star., 1940-07-07

Iva ST, NW.-Large front bedroom. 1st
moor; contlnuous hot water: reasonable:
Evening star., 1940-07-07
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated at Washington
Room Exchange, with 700 well-located
homes offer single. double and group
rooms, some with running water private
bath, at consistent rates. A director with
car shows available space free to potential
guests. Phone Columbia $500.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

hauled; viii sell Tor Sia5. or viii rent re- for
season. Located Capt. Leatherberry,
Shady Side. Nd. Cal WO lNH4
Evening star., 1940-07-07

NEAR -sHOREHAM HOTEL. corner Conn
ave, 201O Belmont I'd, Apt. 63-Twin
beds unlim. phone; 24-hr. elev. DU. oS92.
1923 MT. PLEASANT ST. N.W.-Attrac-
tive single rm., SO expos. c.hw.; "a blk.
cars: SIS mo Adams 200
Evening star., 1940-07-07

LARGE. COOL ROOM In Wesley HEIGHTS
gentleman; overlooking garden. EN-, a476
WOODBRIDGE GARDENs-Master bedroom.
empioSed couple preferred Phone MI. 59AO.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

5000 NEWARK ST. NV. (near Zoo and
Uptown, blk. Conn. Unusually large twin
bed room: huge closet; ; windows; $50,
Evening star., 1940-07-07

SO EYE ST. NE and > rm apts., for
thing furn.: $3.50 to S.. M Also ST. rm
Evening star., 1940-07-07

1447 MASS AVE NV, Highland Terrace
ditto twin beds, ST: running water in all.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

DOWNTOWN, 1914 H n.w-EXceptional
double single, hot water in room semi-pri-
vate bath, large closet; reasonable; phone,
1919 G ST NV. Apt 7IO-Airy twin
bedroom. shower, kitchen use, share: down
town modern hNtnl
Evening star., 1940-07-07

1864 RITTENHOUsE ST. N.W.-Sinele
room. double bed; southern exposure; reas.
T9ylor
Evening star., 1940-07-07

CANOE. is new paint in and out: new
see IS paddles: excellent; $1,000
Lycomtng straight for use in boat;
motor. trans, diff. one unit: $4,000
Model T motor and transmission. 5000.
Trailer type axle, hubs wheels. for me-
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Evening star., 1940-09-05
Bethesda Pin Loops
Increase Rosters;
New One Formed

Boosted from IL teams to l6, the
Bethesda Duckpin League will meet
tonight at o'clock at the Bethesda
alley to complete plans for the COM
ing season. One franchise is open.
Any team interested should be re-
presented at the meeting or phone
Henry Hiser at Wisconsin 1916.
Tomorrow night at the Boulevard
the Bethesda Businessmen's League
will meet. This also is being raised
from II to 16 teams with q lone
franchise untaken.
To replace the old Friendship
Church League, the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Church League was formed
with the following teams repre-
sented: Mount Zion Baptist: Be-
thesda First Baptist; Christ Luther
an; Bethesda Presbyterian, Chevy
Chase Methodist and st. Johns
Episcopal. The new league will open
its season September 16 at the Be-
thesda alley.
Its officers are: Raymond S. Hart,
president; Bob Althaus, vice presi-
dent; Wilbur A. Bowie, secretary
and scorer.