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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-15
Answers to These Questions
Decide Fitness Of Home Site
Questionnoirs Devised Which May Aid
And Sove Prospective Owners of Homes

At first glance . building lot
may appear TO be an attractive
place on which 10 build . home,
but all too often = casual inspec-
ton fails 10 reveal many hidden
sources Of worry and expense.
The Federal Housing Admins
tration has devised . questionable
which may save many prospective
home owners from making unwise
selections In shopping for home
sites. Before buying . lot. the
FILA suggests the purchaser ask
these questions
1. What il the distance Of the
lot from place OF employment.
schools. shopping centers. street
car or bus. churches, theaters. play
grounds or parks7
2. Is bus or street car service
Adequate At what faref
8. Il there adequate police and
fire protection
4. Is the site subject TO unusual
hazards through fire or flood'
5. Is there an ample supply Of
good water available at q reason
able cost
8. Have street improvements and
utilities been installed II 20, 10
their cost included In the sales
contract?
7. Ii street paving In good con-
dition and suitable In quality for
the district? VIII II be maintained
at public expense7
9. DO restrictions and zonlng per-
NIT construction OF the type OF
building contemplated DO they
protect the environment against
undesirable changes7
Q. Are there any unpaid bonds
or assessments
10. Are tax or insurance rates
unduly high7
IL. Is any improvement work
contemplated which Will result In
additional bonds or assessments ?
IL. Il the location, judged by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-15
Figures Show
More BUILDING

An average Of nearly 500 new
single-fsmily homes was started
under FILA inspection on each
working day during July. Federal
Housing Administrator Stewart
Mcdonald has announced.
These figures give no indication
or even a normal seasonal let-up in
home building. 1t was pointed out
by the Administrator.
During the week ended July II.
a total Of 1905 new homes were
started under FILA inspection. not
quite equaling the double-top of
more than 4.450 established in the
previous two weeks but large
enough to be included among the
six biggest weeks OF the year in
new homes started.
1000 Mark Again Topped
Mortgages selected for appraisal
last week covering new homes to
be built under FILA inspection.
however, reached . total of 4,753
and marked the twenty-second
successive week. with the excep-
ton Of two having holidays, in
which new home applications sub
stantially exceeded the 1000 mark.
The total number of 4,7l3 COM
pared with 5000 in the same week
Of 1899. an increase OF ~ per cent.
"All OF these homes" Mr.. Nc
Donald declared, ARE small.
soundly constructed, efficient
dwelling units that are being pur-
chased in some cases for less than
a dollar a day. Furthermore, re-
ports from our local offices
throughout the country indicate
that the expansion in building
activity is on a healthy, broad
basis with striking gains being re-
ported in every section"
12-Year Peak Foreseen
These reports indicate that
privately financed residential con-
struction this year will attain a
12-year peak, he added. Applica-
tons for m ortgage insurance.
which have proved an accurate
ysrdstick for construction to come
along in future weeks, have been
running consistently more than
thousand a week ahead of last
year. There has been no declining
trend in the past few weeks In this
volume of applications and 1t is
anticipated now that building will
continue at a rapid pace for the
rest of the summer having fore
gone the usual seasonal let-down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-15
VaryColors
For Effect

Painting surfaces with different
eoiors can give many unusual
effects but enc Of the nest start
Ing i that Of altered weight
Most painting authorities sEree
that red and orange give the iiiu-
sion q hesviness while yellow and
blue, for example. lend the ap-
pearance a lighter weight OBJ
lects appear larger when painted
white sAs= =.A== painted hl=ss
The various illusions which are
created by paint magic are not
only interesting but often valuable
10 the home owner as they may
frequently Be employed 10 good
advantage in either interior or ex-
terror painting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-15
Bronze Screening Is
Not for Winter Use

II IL wiser 10 take down for the
winter bronze netting which IL
used 70 screen a porch during the
summer. Although bronze with
stands the elements. there are stIlI
too many other chances for break
age from other causes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-15
Closets Are Used in
Soundproofing Rooms

The prospective home owner
may achieve effective soundproof-
ing between two bedrooms or be-
tween bedroom and bathroom by
locating closets in the connecting
walls. The double walls form good
barriers 10 sound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-15
Use Termiie Shields

Technical experts recommend
the use Of metal tsrmits shields
at porches. steps and cellar hatch
ways 10 separate the main strue-
ture from construction in contact
with ground.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-15
Bross Plate Used to
Weotherstrip Doors

Although French doors are at
tractive and desirable, home own
ers sometimes find It difficult to
weatherstrip them.
When French doors are in place
and moisture penetration occurs at
the sill. the doors may be made
reasonably watertight and alright
through the use OF a four-inch
brass saddle or sill with an inter-
locking metal strip on the bottom
Of the doors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-15
Drain Woter From
Window Boxes

Window boxes should be drained
TO prevent the ground from bsoom-
Ing sour. Metal "wespers" should
be provided At the bottom Of ths
metal lining 70 allow excess water
20 drain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-15
Many Designs in
Outdoor Fixtures

Modern and period outdoor
lighting fixtures are obtainable
now in many designs. These fix
lures, because they usually occupy
a position Of prominence. should be
selected to complement the archi-
tectural style Of the house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-15
Gloss Obstructs View
But Admits the LIGHT

A translucent, semi-opaque glass
is ideally suited for use where the
home owner desires to admit light
but obstruct the view. Many types
of this glass, which diffuse the
maximum amount Of light but
ohscures vision, are obtainable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-15

I you'rs not l.slns Il. eel q with
= Fast Aetian Tines Want a..
Phone Main AL.
Evening star., 1940-06-23

frantically figured costs while the speclflca-
tions we're being typed. and Main got rush
job of blueprints made from the drawings At
noon sharp. they were at the Boston Fish Pier
with plans specifications and bid complete.
And they came away with the contract.
And 50 they got started. By May OF that
first year, they had million dollars worth of
work in hand, and several other large accounts
in sight 1t was still a small business. not to be
compared with the Bath shipbuildng of other
days, but their $500 pay roll for 300 en-
Evening star., 1940-06-23
SHIPS FROM \ SH0ESTRING
Contnve from four
Continued from poss four

plovees was the biggest in the city. And the
city. seeing ships take form, began to live
again Bath shipbuilders were coming back
from farms and factories, and from other ship
yards near and far.
The first vessel completed was the Don
Jorge. Just mere forty-three-toot towboat,
destined not for seagoing glory but for
career of pulling oil barges in the brackish in
land waters of Venezuela. And her launching.
as a spectacle, was almost travesty on
launchings. Instead of sliding majestically,
Evening star., 1940-06-23

Ills hopes were dim, his hands were cold,
his temper boiling-hot, as quietly he hid
himself behind the coffeepot, and watched
the cruel fingers pour their poisonous sur
prise - the powdered food that looks so
good and kills off feas like flies. He knew
"a alas! = tomorrow's sun might find his
actors dead, the circus business in the soup,
and Zeppo in the red.
Evening star., 1940-06-23

liz SEIZED his brush and in rush he made
a danger sign, which even teas might chance
to read before they stopped to dine. But
though he wrote it big and bold, he trem
bled like a weed. Supposing he should fall
asleep and they should start to feed? And
even if he kept awake, would they obey
his warning? And what new plot might be
their lot before tomorrow morning?
Evening star., 1940-06-23
FD7HV
NEXT WEEK ~ WATCH YOUR STEP, STROMBOll!
D
G Walt Disney Production

overwhelmingly down the creased ways. she
and dunked in by crane. Yet Bath went
completely daft with JOY. Unimpressive little
tub though she was no clipper. no warship
ever got a more rousing send-off from Bath
than the Don Jorge.
From then on, everything looked rosy -
for while. By 1929, the Bath Iron Works
was said to be the busiest shipyard in America.
Five vessels were building. including the
Corsair for J. p Morgan - the greatest pri-
vate yacht that has ever been built in America
- and the Hi-Esmaro for H. Z. Manvie. The
keels of nine more were still to be laid. Bath
(Continved on pose ~
Evening star., 1940-06-23

MEANWHILE inside old Zeppos BOOTH the
circus boys were DOING with conscience
clear and free of fear. they welcomed their
reposing. Marina, helpful little girl. had
mixed for Grandpa Zeppy, breakfast feed
performers need to start the morning peppy.
But as our hero saw them there. his soul was
full of sorrow. before the fate that lay in
wait for everyone tomorrow!
Evening star., 1940-06-23

SO QUICK! 50 EASY! SO HELPFUL Take 2 minutes
each night before you go bed to wash your stockings
with pure Ivory Flakes We're this gentle care this
simple little habit will pay you in longer stocking wear
look the records of these girls who made this one
pair with beautiful 3thread Phoenix silk stockings.
MEMORIZE THIS 1928 RULE: Never let your stock
ings go unwashed over night! Buy good stock
ings! 3-Wash them nightly with Ivory Flakes! And
wear Try it and see! II you're wearing nylons, g0e them
this same gentle Ivory Flakes
Evening star., 1940-06-23

OUR Jimmy was in rage and in per-
spiration to see Stromboli sneaking by with
such determination. The villains eye was
glittering, his muttering grew louder, and
in his ugly arm he bore box of deadly
powder. The skull and crossbones on the
top betrayed its awful fitness, for killing
tleas with greatest ease - and not single
witness!
Evening star., 1940-03-08

FORD 1899 de luxe coupe; maroon, radio,
10000 miles neW-Car appearance and
condition; priced today at $3.50: liberal
trade allowance; guaranteed 30 days in
writing. Logan Motor Co., 18th and M
Sts. NV District 5S17.
Evening star., 1940-03-08

FORD 1910 Tudor-Display car; only o.
800 miles; new-car guarantee. new-car
terms; $3.50 down, "a months: only $3.50.
See it at Logan Service Center, 21st and
N Y ave. ME 2S1S
Evening star., 1940-03-08
Ford Dealer, ,o--

FORD 1888 de luxe coupe; maroon. dual
equipment. economy overdrive: a bargain
at S445: today only at Logan Motor Co.
Guaranteed 80 days in writing. 18th and
SSIr
Evening star., 1940-03-08

FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor trunk sedan:
the cleanest car of its type in town any
demonstration you like: S219: your terms.
Logan Motor Co., 18th and NJ sts. NV.
DI 5S17
Evening star., 1940-03-08
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE.

oIDsMoBILE 1885 coupe; original fnish,
and n stI: NV. District .6si7. w. -o'-1
PACKARD e.sHS;sII 1898 Iss st,end.rd eieht eden;
s. ash FL :az :as :s e:
bisef bPiAcKARR n3.b 1898 ss;syl 4dT trunk ssd,n
ale ssssn .esRs sissa fs sw psssa sntse
PACKARD 1888 club coupe, model 1901:
Tin seat nve with two extra opera seats;
sssse'sfEs q tsss s.ss ~
ts Co. 1as ssnd sst yesE' na ma AcsssS ssS
.sTss 9tc 49, 1y soS sSco5 S,sY sqna .s
lag l:$ss miles oSr price only sess. at:'sa z. z.
s:PsSl css.' ssoo SSsn SS lSss ".
nings, closed Sundays
sSn%sssI nisS traSk rack ssst coysrs.
ARD. s4th and rs sts hs hsss isfms Re, ol4b BACK
PACKARD 1885 2-dr. touring sedan; glis-
nsn,nsst tsn,,ns black finish. immacuats interior its
seryice; reduced to 1865. Easy terms.
PACKARD. oath and N sts. NV. RE O145.
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe 2-door sedan.
Inis car Is equipped with $3.50 worth OF
extras. including radio. heater, etc. ANY
Pemonstration you desire. It's Butler
trial. Only 1907. Liberal trade and
NV. DI. ieIs. Su'ief' in''' 1l&1 21't st.
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door de luxe sedan; 4
truiy nne car IN every detail Motor and
tires lar above average; spotlessly clean in
SIDE and out. Reduced for immediate sale
to only 1927. Most liberal terms. Butler
n% noRaeG b1 ies ESP P Butler 1ne' l12l 21st st.
PLYMOUTH 1895 2-door sedan; excellent
transportation for the person who's in the
market for real bargain. Fine motor and
tires. Reduced to only S297. Liberal
terms t Lee 2; Butler. Inc, l121 2Ist st.
NV. Dl 1918.
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door trunk sedan, new
paint; easy terms. SIS down. bal. S154S
5nonthly. nnH kearney. 5023 Conn. ave. WO.
PLYMOUTH 1895 4-door trunk sedan, dark
Dlus special, S291. S11 down, bal SAL
monthly. Kearney. 5023 Conn. ave. WO.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 2-door trunk
sedan: perfect: $3.50; S5 down, balance
ls months. Kearney. 5023 Conn ave s.
Evening star., 1940-03-08

powerful VIC that delivers IA to ! S miles
per gallon, 5 fine tires. faultless overall
condition; a bargain in luxury-type trans
portation at S34a; guaranteed easy terms.
FRANK SMALL, Jr.,
Evening star., 1940-03-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALT.

PLYMOUTH 1883 conv. coupe; black: red
months. Kesrnsy. soss Conn. cor s'l: ave: 0Hl &
PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door sedan; cray
poHss Condition Ss.
tires. custom radio and heater; $496: suar-
PRANK SMALL. Jr.,
2oo2 Nichols Ave. Sc. Lincoln 2o77.
PLYMOUTH 1885 convertible coupe: heat
er, rado Xnits .idexad tires rumble seat;
s asIns s1sh.'ss W. asb4 ao'or
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe touring sedan; .
one-owner car. modern steel safety, hy-
f.strs, fsns eraIss axe bsst tissi ets
isr.SlymoS&th: & sssS ssS wissen.,%n. @ % wo cafsi sfsi.
PLYYMouTH 1889 4-door dc luxe sedan;
st. NV. Decatur 4sos. '''u'''' 1870 is'n
PLYMOUTH 1895. 4-dr, touring sedan;
beautiful oeaI Eun-metal finish. thoroushly re-
late bSosdcosS' 1phoistera mo'op Perfect n.y.
ara9iic az brakes: only 1913: sold with our
1928 4ts 81 easy bE ssr% L. p seu.
PLYMOUTH E;L M 1925 coupe: blue nnish; in
nomic noatins-pover motor; immaculate
interior: only S265: sold with our 30-day
n'W. nsTfaf,S Be. 4sos. F. s'euart' 1925 18th It,
rLYMouTH PLY eaJ 1924 4:dr: sedan: one Of the
cray. hnish mechanically it is Ok. tires
excellent: sold with our 80: day warranty:
Gs! Gsgs f4h fals St easy av teTTs pH 4,d p steu.rs
PLYMoUTH p! 1898 de lu1e coupe: low mile.
excellent tires; dual equipment bargain
Price; pr az 1919; guaranteed: ISgsn Motor
Evening star., 1940-03-08

FORD 1884 4-dr., de luxe. sedan, s c,oln here
cars of this make and model We have
seen: driven only $4,000 actual miles
by one owner; immaculate, moha II up
sold with our 3O-day warranty; only Sl7o
L. P Steuart, Inc, 1925 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-03-08

1888 e-cyl. touring sedan;
beautiful ORIGINAL dark green finish, low
mlleage by one owner, seat covers since
new. heater equipped: truly q ine car;
only $b1b. PACKARD, oath and NV.
Evening star., 1940-03-08

Thanks to you fine customers who bought our ears
and trucks and told your friends about US, we've
grown tremendously Through your help we're In
better position than ever To offer real vslues
Now We offer the outstanding USED CAR VALUES
Of our career
Evening star., 1940-03-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

5EP 1ssa ,n IS Iuss ssovO T0Fdos ssdsn rem
1ilox as NY much IS We ask I ior 4 ,e, Hp 70
Logan Mocr ss4e ksDi 4tR 'Gsa Btss
rors but usGs for nsea
hgt-in radio and all dsntS Sa taken oy
Service Center. 21St and New 9 Yesk ave ave.
FORD ss conysrtbe sedan Tadio hssssr
s sfs sSs sF e. nH DstIss Fssfa Motors
FORD 1887 Tudor; black 1nish. lnssags
guarantee: only S269;. s5 down. s19 z
mSH's snS aa ss psttet fab ssf lou
FORD 1888 de luxe coupe; maroon fnish I,isa
steering yhse s. elosh sonmena shr0nf nj syonnd Whas5
hdsefs R5sea tsg $500 sa5sk aa ave sse sH tt
FORD 1886 Tudor; black finish: motor
thoroushly utb csan radio N and
Ssay Ssster car s2aS aiSo eSaRPs0 %ash Mctor co..
Georeia ave. sH. 4402. 9.
FORD 1885 de luxe coupe: rumble seat; seat
srsssment. slssk aa.sh sfs sff9sa eT Terms ~ CO. so7s
FORD 1897 Tudor sedan; factory f,nish
com compie5eiy HpeS'S'1ts rescondtionsa motor. hne
tires; bargain price, S29o' Guaranteed
easy TERMS FRANK SMALL. Jr..
1853 Pa. Ave. sE lincoln 2077.
FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor trunk sedan;
driven: SS5; terms. CO. 61s6-M. Dealer.
FORD 1880 model sedan; rebuilt motor;
new battery mufler. brakes AND windShhisello hsl
wiper. excellent tires: S75. Hobart 3224.
FORD 1886 2-dr: sedan; here is an out ut.
sIsnaaF snd very vsa elean 'es car; exeeient VS.
to- ssck finish tires like nniv neW Mas sold " wiia
FORD 1884 4-dr., de luxe. sedan; here,
without q, doubt, is one of tn the cleaness est
By one owner; immaculate, mohs ,s II r up. up.
holstery: garage-kept: original black hnisn;
sold with our 30-day warranty; only SIG
ssn; prysis i !, parry; $3.50, INQUIRE p. PARK
FORD 1859 de luxe Tudor; original gun gun.
as new: low mileage: best tires; S54e:
guaranteed 30 days in writing. LOGAN MO-
tor Co.. 18th and NJ SITS. NV. D1. 5s17.
nag sn de xs 1eS TsoE spses5y ssn essn essn
inside, custom radio and heater little
mileage by original owner, best tres S5s2;
guaranteed: easy terms; liberal trade
FRANK SMALL. Jr..
Ford Dealer.
1853 Pa. Ave. S e. Lincoln 2O77.
fINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1888 sedan; maroon
finish, radio and heater. low milease care
fully driven; S745: guaranteed 80 days IN
writing. Logan Motor Co.. 21st and N. 7.
ave NV. ME- 2S1S.
FORD 1888 Tudor; really a bargain: snap
tor Co., 18th and M SITS. NV. DI. 5S17.
LINCOLN-zEPHYR 1886 4-door sedan. a
powerful VIC that delivers IA to s miles
per gallon, 5 fine tires, faultless overall
condition; a bargain in luxury-type trans
FRANK SMALL Jr.,
1553 Pa. Ave Sc Lincoln corr.
FORD 1888 de luxe coupe; maroon, dual
equipment, economy overdrive: a bargain
Guaranteed 80 days in writing. 18th and
NJ sts. NV. District SSH.
FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor trunk sedan:
the cleanest car of its type in town: any
demonstration you like: S219: your terms.
Logan Motor Co., 18th and M sts NV.
DI. 5sl7.
FORD 1910 Tudor-Display car; only q
800 miles; new-car guarantee. new-car
terms; $3.50 down, "a months: only $3.50.
See it at Logan Service Center, 21st and
N. Y. ave. NE. 2s1s
Evening star., 1940-03-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sSsoathoss: Ea elesn 'isa nlsh ~ spS ,nssriof;
% very GOOD tires: bsrsain price. $40; suars
anteed' easy terms; Hn l,sernI trade allowance.
2ooe Nichols zSsa ave. 81. Hsa'ef Lincoln ao77.
with red wheels: sweet-running little ear
car viii be accepted back in trade any time
i II ssls PSIss si.s 8.
So down, S10 month viii handle. this Job.
NV. one block from Wash. Auditorium.
F9ED is4o d lpIs TSdo: aRa std T.ao5
sss . s1eS n% Sslet $685. Motors I'LL
FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor tourlng-one Of
q the Asms cS.to% ssac rsd .nd
heater. This spacious 5-psssenger car has
all the qualities Of a much more expensive
fres II saso~ Logan .ess sa.:s :a'st 81.
and New York ave. NV, block from
Washington Auditorium.
dition: $50. At Xpt. /. 'ss ss2G aa Minnes sofa sofa
LA SALE 1895, 5:pass. 4-door touring
sres Iun po.ss asas sfny I.d va
very clean car. 1915. C. c. c. Guaranty
on over 5000 used cars in the last years.
Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1929 22nd st. NV.
MA. $500. Open evenings, closed Sundays.
FORD 1887 Fordor de luxe trunk sedan;
nnish. brosdeloth uuhoisteryg.' hfisg' dual sasiD-
mTsnt, Tnsan Ma.ay nearly new tires: bsrga,n price.
writing. 18th and NJ sts. NV. DI. 6s17.
L1NCoLN-ZEPHYR 1887 3-pass. coupe;
the perfect car for business or profes-
respect: dark blue fnish. white sidewall
tires interior spotless; fully guaranteed:
ing 1910 tax and taRs Can be seen At
Steuart Motor Co.. 3rd and H sts. ne.
Atlantic $500
1887 coupe; take over
payments and $25 cash. 4441 Lowell st.
NV. Woodley 1856.
FORD 1899 de luxe coupe; maroon. radio,
$4,000 miles; new-car appearance and
condition; priced today at $3.50: liberal
trade allowance; guaranteed 80 days In
writing. Logan Motor Co., 18th and NJ
SITS. NV. District 5S1T.
Evening star., 1940-03-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR sAIFe

PLYMOUTH 1887 coach. hnish and up
holstery very clean: smooth. thrifty motor:
best tires: hydraulics: reduced to $500:
guaranteed 80 days in writing. Iogan Mo-
tor Co. 18th and N sta. NV. DI. 6817.,
PLYMOUTH 1887 2-door trunk sedan. De
luxe: in perfect condition: special today.
300: $6 down. bal; 18 months. Kesrney,
6023 Conn. ave. Woodley 1855. Ss
PONTIAC late 1887 Dc. luxe "e" trunk
coach; IKE new throughout. driven and
used very little. $500 miles, Pontiac heat
sr, upholstery spotless; one owner: kept in
nss s4ss sSn % 47a .is.s: ss:r
PONTIAC 1884 2-door trunk sedan: per-
iect; 30 down. bal $40 Be monthly. Xear-
ney. b023 Conn. ave. W0. 1888. Sc
PONTIAC 1898 8-cyl. 5-pass. trunk sedan;
original black finish: low mileage by one
owner: smartly apoointed interior like new:
an excellent family car equipped with
radio and heater and priced low ct S546;
Sc EASY n terms; br L LsoP z. steuart. 1928 18th
PONTIAC 1884 4-door sedan: clean, sound
ana dependable: good tires: S125. Pohanka
service. 1l26 goth st. NV. DI. 8141.
PONTIAC 1887 5-pass. 2-dr. touring sedan,
ali aood t,r.. gray paint spotless inter.cr
es IS priesd os ss ss45 0'e! e. .
Guaranty on over 5000 used cars in the
22nd st: NV. National $500, OPEN eve.
nings, closed Sundays
PONTIAC "a sedan; excellent condition,
vii sacrifice. See Sat. pm. or SUNDAY.
II. L. BeASley, 2116 4. a.
Evening star., 1940-03-08
AUTOMOBILES eoR SALT.

PONTIAC 1888 coupe: black factory nlish
clean velour interior; best mechanical order
and tires: bargain price S496; guaranteed
18th and N .ts NV. DI 6s17. WV
sTUDEBAKER 1899 Commander sedan.
This car ts practically new in every re-
spect; spotlessly clean. one-owner car
that's Butler bonded and backed By the
famous 6-day driving trial; $797. Liberal
terms ~ Ie:R ,e1Rs Butler. Inc" 1121 2lst St.
HTuDxBAKKR 1887 President coupe: beau
ttful. immaculate, new tires without
its type you ever saw; unusual loy mileage.
sos ossr'tas ssso S%Nls5 %leon.ne sserss vs. gTiss
sTUDEBAKER 1897 coupe: metallic-sray
nnish and smartly appointed interior like
new, equipped With factory built-in radio:
An ideal car for professional use: only
S5Sb; sold With our 30-day warranty;
sTuDEBAKIR 1888 business coupe. model
ia state Commander; excellent finish,
spotless interior; all GOOD tires and q
S44b. c. G. c. Guaranty on ever 5000
vs. gsed H., cars in ths last s years. Capitol
Open evenings. closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1940-03-08

PONTIAC '34 sedan; excellent condition.
aSd ao1d rubber. heater. original black paint:
VII Sacrince. Bee Sat. pm. or Sunday.
y z: Beasley. 2l16 r ct. ae
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-14
BLACK0UT LAWS
 D|50BEYED; 800
 ARRESTS IN ROME
Sabotage of Italian War Machine Indicated,
 Say Observers

ROME, June 14-Eight hundred persons have been arrested on charges of violating the blackout laws since the war started.
 International observers believe that this widespread disregard of the basic defense regulation indi- cates sabotage of the Italian war machine and lack of enthusiasm for the war on the part of a large percentage of the population
 The Italian newspaper Alcazar said today that help from the United States could not possibly arrive in time to save the Allies and would not be of help to any of the peoples of Europe. The news paper sarcastically remarked that the Allied Armies are made uE largely of Canadians, Australians and negroes from Frances African colonies.