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COUNTRY pRoprRrY foR sALl.

SUMNER HALL. 2s ACRES WITH CO.
lonial stone house servants cottage and
va in the hunt country; 4s miles from
WASHINGTON: magnificent view; must sell
- Close estate. FAUQu1ER NATIONAL
BANK. Executor. Warrenton. Va.
THE PLAINS. vA.-S-ROOM. MODERN
ings: 4S miles from Washington on Routes
l5 and 55; mus. sell to close estate. The
renton, Va.
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FUTURE
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING BEING
PREMISES 5RQS CHEVY CHASE

PARKWAY NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a deed of trust recorded in
Liber 63le at folio 400 ct seq. one of the
land records OF the District OF Columbia;
for sale BY public auction in front Of the
premises on TUESDAY. THE THIRTIETH
By ooLck oE APR Fh lafs she At soYR TMRy
Wit Part Of lots numbered sixty-three
s2. and sxthy-four tsa in square num-
Ms66) in subdivision made by Chevy
Chase Land Company. as per plat recorded
rct r he Of o the n bel aF af Dis as
same at the northwest corner of said
s ne o o g m ssd d0uh sauare aens
feet to an alley: thence east along said
alley Is feet. thence north and parallel
Nth said east line Of said lot 81 2a5o
south line Of said lot 63 to the east line
of said lot. SO; thence north along said
Of said lot s thence G snt west aons
the north line Of said lot SO. 1880 feet
to the PLACE Of beginning.
be reouired to make deposit ptfe'a Of $500 "at at
time Of sale. balance to be paid all cash
or in reasonable amounts which terms will
to bear interest at per cent per annum.
Examination of title, conveyancing, record
Ing, revenue stamps. etc. at cost of pur-
thirty days from day Of sale otherwise.
trustee reserves the right to resell prop
erty at risk and cost of defaulting pur-
such resale in some newspaper publishes
in Washington, D. c., or deposit may be
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee.
By WIN, I. BEAIE. Vice President.
A, H: sHILL1NaToN. Assistant secre-
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MONEY TO LOAN.

sonal Endorsement. strictly CONFIDENTIAL
H. c. REINER CO. 1O14 K NV. MA. 654O.
COULD YOU MANAGE YOUR FUNDS
BETTER If all your outstanding bills and
Money available for this purpose at reason
able rates and low, monthly repayments to
men and women of good character. holding
tial eonsideration given all applicat tions.
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FARMS FOR SALE,

MODERN HOME, EVERY CONVENIENCE,
suitable for summer or all-year-round resi-
dence, with so acres good land all under
cultivation known as HILL TOP FARM. on
Frederick rd., Howard County, Maryland,
I mile above West Friendship. on State
highway. Inspection by appointment.
EDWIN H.. BROWNLEY, Title Building.
BAltimOre. Md O2e
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MONEY WANTED.

End TRUST FOR SALE ON IMPROVED
property in Arlington County; liberal dis
count. Write Box 34a-x Star.
FOR SALE-S2 600 End TRUST ON I'M
proved property in Md; payable $50 mo;
$500 discount. BOX 236-Y, Star.
TWO 6cs 2nd TRUST NOTES, s5s0 AND
$3.50, due in 4 months, secured on fine
homes; responsible maker and indorser;
liberal discount. Box 254-Y, Star.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SObUkoAN PkOPeki1 FOX SALe.
HISTORIC ALEXANDRIA - 10 MINUTES
from D. c. 2 corner bricks 6 rooms. bath
each auto. heat: fine location; completely
restored. Rented sos mo. Ideal for
purchaser to occupy one. rent other
$3.50. Small cash payment, $50 mo. j.
LOGAN HOPKINS, 1858 Fairmont st. NV.
AID. 10451
TAKOMA PARK. 81 KENNEBEC AVE
Brick cottage, all conveniences, 2 apts,
fioor: % rooms. nssa BATH End 1os, fiocr. % H.wh
Oil. Shepherd 635S. Shown by appoint
ment only.
BANNER ST., EVANSVILLE. MD.
2-sty. frame dwelling; 6 rooms and bath;
lsayatory sNu.y on 1st f.; walls ceilings and
new Basmoor gas-burning heater; Pitts
burg hot,water heater; Electrolux refriE-
throughout house; front and side porches;
fiasstone walk; large lot; shrubbery; q com
Dsts 81 small sos IN perfect so.ha!o1
Improvements new; price. $1,000, less than
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
COBB ISLAND FOR SALE BY OWNER
Beautiful Wooded waterfront lots; fine
ooatlns and fishing. Hobart 1856.
BUNGALOW AT WEST ANNAPOLIS, ON
Weems Greek, Just off the Severn River: 8
minutes from Naval Academy grounds;
nicely furnished: two baths, maids quar-
ters. gas. Frigidaire and fine drinking
water; large porches and all well
screened: bathing. large wharf and fine
for swimming Call before q am. Lib
erty 1918; after, Eks' Club Plaza 445O.
N: SOLMSON. 3401 Wabash ave. Balti-
COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGES. LARGE
lot, trees; near center: $3.50 cash. $40 mo.
OWNER. Box 313-A, Star go
SEVERN NEAR ANNAPOLIS LOTS,
tai! shade trees: 5-room cottage: fur
nlshed: cleo; garage, modern conveniences;
reas Woodley SOO7 22s
WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE-RIVER
Springs. Md MR.. E. T. OLIVER, owner.
Telephone Leonardtown 25-F-16
319 ACRES WOODED LAND WITH BLUFF
point on mile-wide Nanjemoy, view across
Potomac River into Va; fine ducking;
$4,000: terms. Ii. SAL eve, Ii. 7075-J.
SHERWOOD. FoREsT---2 EDRooMs, LIv-
ing room kitchen, bath, 2 large, screened
porches; gas. eec.; rent or sale. Woodley
1882.
WOODLAND lBEACH-LGE. CORNER LOT.
1O0x16O it., mr.. water. on hard-surfaced
road: elec. available. Michigan 1898
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FARMS WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

II ROOMS. BATHS; NEWLY DECO
rated l4ls acres: elec. hennery: very
cheap. Taylor 1894.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
l50 ACRES ON NO 240, 20 MILES D. C..
mont. Co: Up new house, streams Free
debt Box 3l5-A, Star. o2s
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JACOBSON BROS.
NEW HOME.

6-room, 2-bath brick home, with finished
attic and attached garage, featuring 8
bedrooms that will all take twin beds At
R646 Primrose I'd. NV. Open daily.
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bpLYMoUTH 1899 de luxe 4-door; radio,
N265; Masi, Flood Pontiac. 1921 Conn. avs.
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY WANTED

ARLINGTON. VA.-FOR IMMEDIATE RE-
SUITS M list your apartments and houses with
IHE GOSS CO., 2202 Wilson blvd. CT
All, Oxford 124S A
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LOTS FOR SALE.

Good titles. taxes paid,
Miami Beach. Fla.
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PLYMOUTH 1888 sport coupe: rumble
seat; has already passed MARYLAND in
spection: bargain at 1928
-,o.C CHEVY HE CHASE CHEVROLET.
TIn0 wisconsin Ave
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SUBURBAN PROP SALE or erNr

VA' vt' 3l3a 7th N: 6 R. AND B., AMI,
$50: old 5-r. house. > a.. not modern Sib
30 55owle. r and b., ami. needs repairing,
~ ~ A.: oeloW cost terms Big list farms,
lolS, etc. N. d. RYON CO. MA rQ01
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PACKARD 1898. 4-door trunk sedan, 3
tS to ovn Tadio sne and heater Your e9portanity
munitv Motors, Inc. 6e2I wis, sy. nv
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MERCURY 1889 de luxe town sedan; A.
passenger; original maroon finish without
a scratch; clean as new inside. custom
raalo and heater built in, white tires
excenent low mileage by one careful own
er, SIP: guaranteed; easy terms; liberal
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with heater: 1928
eooo BETHESDA MOTOR SALES.
Wisconsin, Ave
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FRANK SMALL, Jr.,
ECrI YNx1

-,-- -2 .,IeIIoIs nse. . Il Ll. 2UT7,
MERCURY 80 d. |. club coupe senraiess
eDon hnish. coronado silver trim. hand
IuIted and tailored Argyle tweed interior;
motor steam cleaned, auintuple checked:
guaranteed; ! traded this car right and I'm
seliIng u right: I have IS hours to sell 10
al AZ my price before it's turned over to sales
department. See Steve Sallak at PARKWAY.
3O4O M st. NV MI OlR1
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pACkARD 1897 4-door sedan: II. .o0o
ACTUAL mileage; $50 cash. buyer sssIIms
~ remaining payments. s2e64 Or. mo.
Call Ashton 3251 collect ~ Aio'
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PLYMOUTH 1887 coupe: a good buy at
S2ou Flood Pontiac. 1921 Conn. ave.
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PLYMOUTH 1896 4-door touring sedan:
excellent floating power engine safe nv
6rauhc brakes. good rubber, clean interior;
S2S5; G. M A C terms
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PONTIAC 1889 2-door touring sedan;
radio and heater; trade and terms; $3.50.
BETHESDA MOTOR SALES
$500 Wisconsin Ave WI oss7
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DODGE 1881 4-dr sedan; one-owner car,
in fine condition, has passed D. c. in
spection: will give many miles of economi-
cal transportation; S25 down, SS.42 per
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PLYMOUTH 1888 coach; good clean car,
SSaS SaS on new rings, good tires, S25 down,
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radio and heater; condition excentionai
S545. Community Motors
me. hhGl WIS. ave. u w WI 52nn
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S., $5,450-PETWORTH
FRIENDSHIP .HEIGHTS.

new, modern houses 4 bedrooms, one
on hrst, floor. baths, recreation room
circumstances enable me to sell So 900 un-
der true value. Ito reach: Drive out Wis
consin ave- one So over D. c. line to stone
entrance, continue to housesD One-fare
zone. Open l to pm. Tel. WI 1880
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STUDEBAKER 1897 small de luxe coupe,
built-in radio heater. elec. clock. dual
eau1pment; @ metallic maroon finish. like
tor and car regularly checked. used only
about city; one owner, tires practically new,
Box 3O76 II st p n ~oO'
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1889 112-ton panel
truck, only 10000 miles, runs
and looks like new. Owner
must sacrifice. Sacrifice price,
S745. Call Lincoln 47O1.
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DODGE 1894 4-dr. sedan; original black
paint, good tires, 1st-class condition;
S25 down, S11 97 per month
81 HAWKINS,
1888 14th st. NV. Dupont 4455.
DODGE 1898 coupe: radio, heater, low
ave. Woodley S401
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ST,I5U.
This Semi-detached brick home is one
OF the best buys ever offered in this
Chevy Chase location. g large rooms >
porches. bath. auto. heat. fireplace, garaee:
owner wants to leave city. Call BEITZELL.
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PONTIAC 1910 convertible coupe. 8 cyl:
display car: $3.50 Flood Pontiac lS2i
Connecticut WO s4OI
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IDEAL INVESTMENT.
81 .050-Capitol Heights, Md-Detached,
on lot S0x10O. rooms bath,
y. W h.; excellent cond Terms
ST ,85O--Ipoeslaa,war,s, Iosa, ,,,,, ave: s,e,-5-room
mo. excellent cond. Terms.
LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO., ME 54OO,
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ePACkARD 1887 sedan. finest condition:
pp,,so: terms. $50 cash. Until pm, Mr..
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PONIlAC 1910 2-door 6-cylinder: used
q SlSpiay Spay purpose: new warranty: heater;
2a0O miles: SEQ FLOOD PONTIAC,
1921 Conn. Woodley s4O1
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Sale or Trade by Owner.
New brick Colonial 7 rooms. large attic,
ga baths. 2-car garage large lot: 81 500
Wisconsin 264S
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PONTIAC 1899 @ convertible club coupe: one
maculate: S195 Flood Pontiac, 1921 Conn.
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OLDSMoBILE 1893 4-dr trnnt ,edor. - :,
olack paint, 1st-class rubber good riinning
condltion' S25 down. S10a9 per mo.
,,,, 81 HAWKINS.
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(Continued.)

s-room. detached. corner home; sacrifice
Ior $3.50: facing John Burroughs School:
ldeal for large family or convertible for
families: act quickly; must sell; small
Sash payment. terms less than rent. Open.
WO 212S.
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TWO-FAMILY HOME.
TAKOMA PARK. MD

Detached brick, on large wooded corner
lot, near WASHINGTON Sanitarium, on paved
sIenass street; &c complete kitchens; separate en-
monthly; priced for quick sale, ST.bOO:
Terms Phone MR.. LANE, WI. $3.50 or
MA. 0S56 for appojntment NN
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- =. 81 HAWKINS,
1888 14th st. NV. Dupont 4455.
DODGE 1888 2-door trunk sedan: radio
BETHESDA MOTOR SALES.
$500 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 1857.
DODGE 1897 4-door trunk sedan; 1915.
BETHESDA MOTOR SALES.
$500 Wisconsin Ave. WI 265T
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PONTIAC '3S coupe; this car came IN
on my personal car. I have my own
money tied ip in it and I need it now
Will talk turkey on this fine guarsn.
anteed automobile. Clean. sturdy. retuned,
steam cleaned. I'll take your old car on
like in reason. Ask for Sam Winsboro
at Parkway, 3040 M ST. NV MI OIe1
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OLDSMOB1LE 1897 2-door trunk sedan:
one owner; low mileage Your CHOICE Of
Two Today only. S3a5. Community Mo-
tors. Inc. 6G2l Wis ave n " WI sena
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FORD '37 club coupe: gorgeous Riviera
blue finish; roomy, chummy, sporty,
traded this car myself, I can give you
the exact full details about it. This car
is mine to sell at my own price until 10
o'clock Tuesday night. I'll trade high, wide
and handsome, see Joe Alligood at Park
way, 3040 M st. NV. MI. 01S1.
FORD 1884 coupe: only $50. Flood Pontiac.
conditioned, steam cleaned, fabricated
Alemited, Simonized and guaranteed.
The boss has given me this car to sell
at my own price until 10 pm. Tuesday
night: I'll take $2G1 for it, I'll put either
MARYLAND, virginia or D. c.. tags on it at
this price, and II your credit Is half way
S17.59 monthly, starting June 1st. Bee
r. Smith st Parkway, 8040 NJ st. NV.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Model Grill Will Observe
Formal Opening Tuesday
New Restaurant Appears Destined
To Become Popular With Tocomons

ned by both the interior and ex-
terror q the restaurant. A large
neon sign Of various eolors lends
Itself we'll 10 the attractive front.
ing Of the building Inside. 3 clean
pleasant atmosphere Is afforded b.
the light wall paper. the latest
in lighting fixtures and the ar
rsngement Of counter and booths
A banquet hall was constructed
apart from the main floor Of the
eating establishment. but Is run
in conjunction with II This also
is used 10 accommodate overflow
crowds and has served Just that
purpose upon more than one ooos-
sion 20 date.
Cicovich unhcsitstingly classified
his kitchen as being among the
most modern and practical of any
in the state. II Is arranged 10 pro-
duce the maximum efficiency with
minimum effort. making for faster
and more competent service.
Good at All Times
When questioned about par
ticular feature in relation 10 foods
served. the jovial manager was
frankly dubious.
Features Sure. We have a fea-
ture Good foods at all hours
We're open here - hours a day.
The place doesn't have key"
This was accepted a. matter OF
course But wasn't there some
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

fore being abls 10 stop, lie was
treated for cuts and bruises.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Stale Liquor Board
Distributes Profits

OLYMPIA The State Liquor
Board distributed another $500. 900
slice OF liquor pronts. It's fourth
distribution since August ~. on
that date it gave the state. counties
and cities similar amount. fol-
lowed by a second on September 6
and a third ALLEGATION Of 81 600. 900
on September rs.
Profits distributions in the past
customarily have been made about
once every two or three months
Saturdays allotment Was divided
up $4,000 to the state. SOS 900 70
the counties and $500 900 to the
cities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Splendid Results

That it was well spent Is testi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Each Woman TO Get
Cornotion Tuesday

A beautiful red or white carna
ton will b. given TO every woman
visiting the Model Grill Tuesday.
according 10 George Cicovich.
manager The Model Grill 9i2
Commerce st. Is celebrating It's
formal opening and invites Taco.
ma women TO inspect the recently
remodeled restaurant Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

kt>DAIINfIIf. Ind. = one
answer % TIRE question - what
becomes Of womsns hats Vas
found here when a transient sales
man applied for a pedalers license
70 SCI multi-colered rugs. The
salesman said he used bits 81 nh
bon. felt and braid from female
hsadEesr, dipped them into an
Indian root and Wove them into
floor coverings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

A new personality has come INTO
Tscomas business field.
He is George 3. Cieovieh. owner
and head chef Of the Model Grill
restaurant. ai2 Commerce ST.
Though ne has been IN business
here more than = month. Cicovich
will not observe his formal open
Ing until Tuesday
The World war veteran. who
Joined the army the hard way
IN 1917. vas deliberate in his choice
q Tacoma as the place in which
II open his restaurant Using the
foresight and judgment which en-
sbled him 10 establish a restaurant
IN Bellinghsm in 1920 and keep IL
going on a profitable basis since
that time. he visioned Tacoma as
going town" and gambled a
large sum on the strength Of his
convictions. The money was used
IN completely renovating and re-
modelling the present home of the
grill.
Splendid Results
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Sleep Interrupted
By 30-Foot Fall

SPOKANE, Nash.--John Con-
don. 60 has decided against
sleeping on emhankments Condor
told emergency hospital attendants
he had nightmare while doxlnF
near an cmbankmsnt. and rolled
80 feet down steep incline he.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Accountants Assn.
To Meet Wednesday

Robert 7. knight. & ? A. and
manager Of Racines Western IN
stitute. will speak AZ the meeting
OF the Accountants assoc alton
Wednesday. Nov Is, At pon's
Pagods. $500 South Tacoma way
knight viii speak on income and
excess profits taxes. after which
there will be question and answer
period. Bob Borden u chairman
OF the committee arranging enter
talnment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

thing which he was especially
proud Well. putting 1t that way.
he would like 10 see anybody beat
his coffee. He makes u himself.
using his own formula. which he
retains as trade secret.
And the steaks. Charcoal steaks
TO be exact. None but the choicest
meat Is used and 1t is prepared by
men who take pride in their work
Carl Williams, who. together
with Johnny Geiger. operates the
Consumers market. from which
Cieovich buys his meats. seconded
the statement concerning the choice
meat.
Proof In the Eating
when he FIRST started TO do
business with us. | found myself
wondering If he could cook a steak
as well as he could select IT, &"
Williams admitted
Cicovich's experience In restau-
rant work Is not limited TO his
business in Bellingham, which Incl
dentally. Is operated under the
same name. He has worked in
many OF the large hotels on the
Pacific coast and also has owned
restaurants in Alaska.
He went to Alaska in 1910. At
outbreak OF war in April. 1917, he
trudged 100 miles through snow
and ice 10 join the u. s army.
From September OF that year
until the Armistice he saw service
overseas
After coming home In January.
1919. and, after building up a lit
tie capital. he opened the Belllng-
ham business.
Interests Widespread
At the present time. he Is .
member Of the 40 and s. tn,
American Legion and various Ma
sonic lodges.
While this information il inter.
esting and contributes in forming
the background OF the man who
has recently adopted Tacoma a,
his home, it does not, to use his
own words. tell people what they
want to know"
What they're interested in Is
can ] cook? Is my food good and
are my prices reasonable That's
what people want To know"
Well. after all, people can find
out easily enough. One trip 10
Tseomas newest eating house
should be a "convineer." They will
be greeted by 100 per cent union
staff, taken, for the most part.
from Tacoma halls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

A platoon Of the y O, T. G. AZ
Bellsrmins high school went 10 Sc
attic Monday 10 take part In the
Armistice day parade there. MAJ
Paul Miller IL the army instructor
al Bellarmins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

The Australian kaola bear never
drinks. but obtains moisture from
the eucalyptus leaves which are its
diet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

HosNroHn. Ala - Mr. Nses
Howard ~ Ressfetd thlns. -
.iss4fves sefas klnd - medal ans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
BROWDER JURY
HEARS EVIDENCE

NEW YoRK-Earl Russell
Browder swore allegiance to the
United States at the same time
he was breaking one of the nations
laws. government witness testi-
fled Thursday at the Communist
leaders trial on passport fraud
charges.
1t Is the governments contention
that Browder, general secretary OF
the Communist party in the United
States, lied in his application for
1884 passport with which he travel
ed to and from Europe in 1887 and
1888. thus making himself liable
to 10 years Imprisonment and a
$4,000 fine.
James J. Hughes, assistant U. >.
passport agent here, and the prose-
cution's second witness, testified
Browder wrote none" in his appi-
cation blank after the question:
MY last passport was obtained
from .........," and must have
given the same reply to q verbal
question as to whether he had ever
obtained a passport before.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
TRAFFIC FATALITY
ON PAGE oNE

internal injuries and shock, besides
evidence Of a skull fracture.
Lee was struck by q coupe
driven, police said, by LaCount N.
Colegrove. n. q salesman living at
$40 So. 55th 81. The elderly pedes-
TRAN was crossing the street at
South Tacoma ave. and 18th Ut.
when the accident occurred, about
1910 a. m.
Both Colegrove and a companion
Miss Jane Trimble Of Dupont
Wash. said It was impossible to
see Lee until the moment the car
struck him. Their version Of the
accident was corroborated by q wit
ness, Floyd Hill. $50 So. 57th St,
who was driving behind Cole
groves car. Hill told police the
machine ahead was not exceeding
20 miles per hour at the moment.
Police removed Lee from the
scene to the Pierce county hos
pital, where he died shortly after
10 .. m. Wednesday. The victim
lived at the Baltimore apartments,
1s141s South Tacoma ave-, and Ia
survived by his wife, Pearl.
Colegrove, under technical arrest
for investigation of the accident
was not Jailed. Police said all de.
tails would be transmitted to the
prosecutors office for final de.
termination of the case.
The body was removed to Calf
ney's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
U. S. TO PROBE
BAYOU ELECTION

NEW ORLEANS = The United
States district attorneys office
today investigated Tuesdays state
Democratic primary. claiming fed
eral jurisdiction In the case be-
cause tally sheets are delivered to
the state capital. Baton Rouge. by
mail.
The primary resulted in the
nearest thing to defeat for the
late Huey Longs political machine
in the past IL years-machine
candidates. headed by Gov. Earl K
Long. the "Kingfish's' brother, q
candidate for denomination, failed
to get . majority Of votes cast
and were forced into a run-off
primary Feb. 20 with leaders
among five opposition groups.
Federal action in 4 strictly state
election, believed here to be rare
If not unprecedented, was based
on the same use-of-mail grounds
on which the government has
interviewed TO strike at Louisiana's
wholesale fraud and corruption.
Incomplete returns from 1,143
Of the state, 1,704 precincts today
gave: Long, 16s,5s1; Sam Houston
Jones, attorney whose campaign
promise was to throw the thieves
out" 107.712; State Sen. James A.
Noe, who had four fist fights
election day, broke his right hand
and was arrested, s4.21s; James H.
Morrison, lawyer who carried =
monkey called Earl Long" on his
campaign trips, 2s,247; Vincent
Mosely, 1874.