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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-18

Conference Held

Accomplishments Of q confer
enee between representatives q
international Woodworkers Of
America tclol and logging opera
tors in the Douglas fir belt. he'd
At Hotel Winthrop Tuesday. re-
NAMED undisclosed Wednesday
when principals declined 10 conf
ment on the session.
The conference was held. II Vas
explained by union officials, in an
effort 10 obtain an industry-wide
agreement between employers ana
employees. Another meeting prob
ably will be held within the next
few weeks. Il was limited ny local
Go executives.
The conference opened at 1880
\. m. and adjourned at $50. Har-
old Pritehett. IVA international
president. headed union negotia-
tors. while J. p. Fitzgerald. Seattle.
Lumbermen's Industrial Relations
committee. headed employers rep
resentatives.
Il was understood the union
seeks pay increases, with time and
= half for overtime. double time for
holidays. no contract or piece work
and exclusive bargaining and hir-
ing hall designation.
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Michael Green. 2s-year-oid VAN
couver. Wash. ex-oonvict. faced
with = federal grand jury indiet-
ment for violation Of the national
firearms act. was In the county
hospital Wednesday. where he was
taken upon his arrival here from
Vancouver.
Green Ia suffering from yellow
jaundice. according TO U. $. deputy
marshals who brought him from
Vancouver. He Ia under $4,000
bond.
Green was arrested at Van
couver April 2 for attempting 10
transport sawed-off shotgun
across the state line. Trapped by
officers at both ends of the CO.
lumbia river bridge. Green tossed
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nfs orpha n co<.er. meih<F =
HaFesd cuxser. fnrm<r <<<rzIsrf u
FEDERAL District Judge = = CO.
man. died Tuesday n lansing.
alsa.. seeorssinx 70 wcrd r<z<lve.l
hers.
Besides her scn IN Teeomz. -
leaves snn. q daughter 81 :
sl<s<r. Funeral services iii -
I'D Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-18

Fousd ssuffinR mi&c<tI&n<oas
groceries In = sack fFom : IL.
plAy win.fow ~ me M.xfinl 70.
eesy. fisa MARKET a.. whseh 40
ne<n hFuken w hrI<k. feaI<
kslisvik. a. year Cd Ela<fIsix
resident. was ARRESTED ~ rro~l<f
ear effse<s< a ioiso , n. Tees-
slov.
Takes 10 city j<li. where ~ -.
held Wednesday ar investigates
- serond degree harxI1ff
eharR<. efficcrs ssit ksii<<ik -
Knitted throwing th< brick through
10 window.
kAlleysk s~<tt<slty fnia an
Gers Ne wss ''hunnsy snd lnlens1<<l
10 kst rcmethIna to ext.r - ~
threw the hrtsk through th~ Iarne
plate glass wlndow ansi t~xnn
helping hlmself 10 Z s>ieeflan -
ehases imported merchandise
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Officers and dIr~ctefe - II
independent osce<rp' Aiilene> Il
Am<Fics. nation vide voluntary
group. wers re-eleefest ~ ths ~
nuHl meeting held lat week II
Chicago. :. y. Godfrey. MiIwnu-
nee. u chairman ~ the iser<I. md
]. Frank Grimes. Evsnssar. "a.
il president and member n sh>
beard AZ directors Other effieefs
are Gerard ~ unxxro. vsee pF~ut-
dent, and l. q. 0v~e~. sseresaFy-
treasurer. hcth ~ Chiesnn. n
addition % Godfrey ard Grimes
The baard % directors CONSISTS II
L. q. Croehe. Ned ~. fleminE.
Tupekas William W. Themp<en.
Chicago, and r. q. Hsffispn.
Minneapolis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-18
San Francisco Firm
Low McChord Bidder

Anchor Post Fence Co. san
Francisco. was low bidder for in.
stallation and completion Of
chain link fence and gate It
Mcchord field electrical suhstatinn
located near Camp Murray. The
low bid was Sos.
Other bids. which were opened
Tuesday afternoon. were Wick
wire Spencer steel Co. Seattle.
sss5: standard Fence Co. Seattle.
SITS. and California Wire Cloth
Corporation. Seattle. $3.50.
The low bid was sent to wash.
lngton. d. C., for approval by the
war department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-18
MARRIAGE
LICENSES

Marriage license applications
have been fIled with the Pierce
county auditor by Waiter Aiwyn
Cornelius. 20, and BETTY Jean
neheau. ~. both Of Index. Wash. !
James Townsend Hlli. 70. aapa ~.
q st.. and Marion Kathryn Mitch.
ell. 20. sesT e. v e.: lease Pres
Ton knight, -. and Myrtle AadEna
swcnson. IS. both 81 vnnhans
Albert E. Dickens, 81. kos -.
Yakima. and Gladys Dorothy
Reese. 20. 1911 30. X Ct. John ,.
Madsen. 10. Y. NJ. C. A.. Tacoma.
and Ethel Lillian Van vslksnbsrk.
10. ssos No. sth st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-18
Puyallup High PIT. A. =
Reflects Mrs. Bum
Group Plans Tea Afternoon of Muy s:
Business Women on Enumclow Procrom

PUYALLUP - Puyallup high
school PIT. A. is planning silver
tea in the school cafeteria the
afternoon of May s. This viii be
followed by a one-act play in the
little theater. presented by stu
dents of the dramatic department
under the direction of Robert
Burrows. faculty instructor. Mrs.
I. C. Gaspard. general chairman,
will be assisted by Mrs. A. NJ. Nc
Donald, Mrs. L. B. Botsford. Mrs.
J. W. Kalkus. Mrs. Charles Wilde
bour and Mrs. John Crosson.
At the annual election of the
group Tuesday night at the school
Mrs. ]. H. Bum was chosen pres
ident for the second consecutive
term and Mrs. l. c. Gaspard was
reelected vice president. New
treasurer is Mrs. Winfield Angel.
Miss Gwen Frater is secretary.
An Enumclaw Program
Puyallup Business and Profess
sional Women's club No. 10 will
attend the meeting of the newly
organized Enumclaw club Mon
day evening.
The program will consist of
model meeting with the state
theme of the year. Women in a
Democracy" as the subject. The
Puyallup clubs part will come
under the heading, Social Pro-
gram in a Democracy" with Miss
Joyce Thomas chairman. The full
program has been planned by the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-18
0f's EFF0RTlEss m TRAFFIC

Stop and Co--Red and Crssa
-IlaIfs sssrsi That's trsflc.
And flssf's where chsvrolsf's
easy shifting h most sppss-
elated. Vacuum power dos
ssg of the work, leaving onIy
7ex of ths shifting effort 20
be supplied BY the driver. M
fuaaina and shovin6-jusf :
finger fIIp-thst's Ill shers y
20 lei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-18
Saints Give
.oodConcert
Seattle Tenor Is
Also on Program

Those who attended the spring
concert by ST. Cecilia chorus In
the Crystal ball room of Hotel
Winthrop Tuesday night were en-
tertained with a typical 81. Cecilia
program-a diversified arrange
ment that went from the modern
compositions of Deems Taylor to
the classics represented by the
Cesar Francke number.
A pleasing feature Of the pro-
gram was the appearance OF Ed
ward Palmason. tenor. OF Seattle.
heard In two programmed groups
and several encores. He appeared
to exceptionally good advantage
in Mountains" Blue Are Her
Eyes and 1.-The Bagpipe Man"
The chorus program opened
with group which included
who Comes So Gracefully
tRowley); May Eve" deems
Taylor; and The Two Sisters"
tTreharne), three tuneful numbers
which prepared the audience to
thoroughly enjoy what was to
follow.
Highlights OF the second and
third chorus groups were La
Procession" (Francke). and An
Immortality" (Copeland). In the
latter number Mrs. Edwin Watts
sang the incidental solo - the
audience would have enjoyed more
of it.
Particularly noticeable through
out the program was the accurate
phrasing and tone shading and
colorful effects as the chorus fol-
lowed the baton Of Conductor
Karl Weiss. The accompanied,
Mrs. Weiss. materially assisted In
making the presentation one of
st. Cecilia's best.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-18

WASHINGTON - Federal com
munications commission wednes-
day authorized Queen City Broad
casting Co, Seattle. 10 increase
power of station KIRO from one
TO ten kiloWattS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-18

Bag" which will be presented at
the school the evening of Thurs
day. May 2. II is under the direc-
ton of Miss Nevella Ross and in
cludes in the cast jackson Gran
holm. Mrs. A. w. Pratt. Mrs. l.. w.
Hanlin. Laverna Robertson. Mr..
and Mrs. vern Brouilette. Mrs.
H. F. Klassell and Roy Farrar.
The stage committee Ia COM
posed of r. F. Boush, Harry Wood
worth and L. Lindstrom and Mrs.
G. Darling and Mrs. Roy Farrar
are in charge Of properties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-18

state federation. with Miss Wilma
Zimmerman Of Tacoma. second
vice president, in charge. Besides
the Puyallnp contingent. there will
be delegations from Tacoma, Sum-
ner and Renton. Puysilup men,
bers wishing transportation should
be at the Charm shop. los z.
Pioneer ave. at T:30.
In honor OF William Wischemann.
past grand sachem. PuysIlup
tribe No. IS. Improved Order Of
Red Men. and winona council No.
Is. Degree Of Pocahontas. viii hold
a card party and entertainment at
Red Mems hall Thursday evening.
All tribesmen and members of
Pocahontas and their friends are
invited. c. E. Law and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Goodner are in charge
of the program and William Corth
and Ed Ridge. refreshments.
Spinning Pre-school association
will give another in its series of
silver teas Thursday afternoon
from l until o'clock at the home
of Mrs. C. F. Laviguer, lie 18th
st, S. E.
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FRED BETTIN
JOHN NEwsoME

John Newsome. 81. Of 1881 so.
Yakima ave. died Tuesday AZ q
local hospital. Born In England.
he had lived here for 81 years and
was a retired real estate man. He
Is survived by two brothers IN
England and one brother In Aus
tralia. Funeral announcement win
be made by Piper's.
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Heads Garden Group

New officers were elected at the
meeting of unit No. Of the Gar
den department of the Puyallup
Women's club at the home OF Mrs.
r. w. Loehrke. 704 14th ST., S. w.
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Garnet Sovereign Is the
new president; Mrs. F. w. Carey.
vice president, and Mrs. T. w.
Jacobs, seeretary-treasurer. The
group discussed plans for its an
nual flower show which will take
place early in June.
Student body officers for next
year, chosen at the annual cleo
ton OF Puyallup high school stu
dents Monday, are Harold Jacob
son, president OF the senior high
body; Wayne Snider, vice presi-
dent: Ruth Clark, secretary, and
Laverne Marcoe, yell leader.
In the junior high the choice
for president was Ted Brakeman,
president; Wayne Brock, vice
president; Shirley Bailey. secre-
tary, and Erma Schmidt, yell
leader.
Robert Tresch. young photog-
rapher of this city. presented the
program at the Chamber of Com
merce luncheon Tuesday noon. He
showed pictures Of beauty spots
in the city and valley with several
reels of the tulip fields and the
daffodil parade. in color.
Woodland PIT. A. will meet
Thursday evening at s o'clock at
the school with election of officers
as the principal business.
Auxiliary of Naomi chapter No.
Is. o. E. s., will meet Friday after
noon for a business session at
Masonic hall. This will be pre-
ceded by 1 o'clock luncheon with
Mesdames B. F. Bogie. Sam Glenn
ents, Earl Meyers, j. Mcdowell
and J. Hartley as hostetsses.
Preparing Play
Members of Spinning PIT. A.
are rehearsing the play, The Blue
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n you're not using u. sell u with
= Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main sinf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-18

the shotgun into the Columbia. but
II was later recovered. deputies
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-18
IT'S ACTON IS EAs|Es1l

Tests prove ChsvTolee'e - -
the easiest Steering eoIums
aearshIft 70 epssnts. Geo.
pared with the two cnrs nsue
IN saIss. Chsvrolst --shs isn1>r
requires only ~ filth. =
effort for : cycle q forward
shifta, aaainst s.s filth. -
Car . and il.sft.-lb. for CIR G.
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MRS. JEANETTE HARRIGAN


Mrs. Jeanette Harrigan, 311s SO.
8th St, died Tuesday in No. Holly
wood, Calf, after an extended
illness. Surviving are one son,
Edward OF Tacoma; one daughter,
Mrs. Margaret Helm OF Holly
wood; one brother. William n.
Levings Of Los Angeles. and three
grandchildren, Katherine. Kenneth
and Keith Helm, all of Hollywood.
The body will be brought to Ia
coma for funeral services. which
will be arranged by Mellinger's.
MRS. HATTIE ARMOUR
Mrs. Hattie Armour. 81. Of
Rt. 2. American lake, died Tues
day at a local hospital. She had
lived here for As years. Surviving
are her husband. James, and one
brother, William II. Martin Of
American lake. Funeral announce
ment will be made by Piper's.
FRED BEI.rN
Fred Bettin. g.. resident Of
Washington % years and Of the
United States 46 years. died Wed
nesday at a local hospital His
home was at the Ridpath hotel.
1I4S Pacific ave. He was a native
of Germany. c. c. Aellinger's viii
have charge Of the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-18

L HEX cEpTIok NAL
SKILL with which Binyon
CLOSES ore fitted eorreets
the cause Of Squirting"
ond tends TO iron out tell
tale wrinkles around the
eyes. Women. particularly,
comment on the youth
flying" effect. Binyon
ehorses ore moderate and
budget terms moy be or
ranged. Your eyes ore sofs
with Binyon.
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Preparing Play

Preparing Play
Members of Spinning PIT. A.
are rehearsing the play, The Blue
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Mcal11rs LEVER AND Ms
THROW" ARE SHORTER

Because Chsvrolst's nsssshlft
4 operated BY vacuum. n -
quIrss less Isvsssas. The isvsr
h the shortest of III. and ~
travel Or throw" h the Iaasf
=. and the shorssss ''shrow's
means the quickest shift.
Length of Tbsasi Chsvrolses
~, Car ., ~, Cart is7t'.
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Woodland PIT. A. will meet
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at
the school with election of officers
as the principal business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-26

o57, Albert A. Donais, IS Edin street;
$50, Eudore A. Leresque, IS Edin
street; $50, Earl o. Carta, 1893 Bald
win street; $50, Domenic A. George,
8 Middle street.
961, Joseph G. Daloia, 1902 Bald
win street; 962, Carl Yezierski, Pied
mont street extension; 963, Gerard
Nagella Piche, 2o1 River street; 964,
Justin w. Casey, 1909 South Main
street; 965, Ernest F. Loiselle, 10
Galivan street; 966, William J. Ba-
bulevicus, 1886 Bank street; 967, Cur
tiss c. Hills, 827 Bank street; 968,
Emil j. Poulin, 843 Bank street;
800, Anthony M. Piccocfi, Ill Avon
avenue; $40, Thomas w. Cowett, ~
Third street; 971, Attilio P. Mistura,
$50 Congress avenue; 972, Ralph v.
Tremaglio, 1909 Bank street; 973,
Joseph E. Wurzinger, l157 Bank
street; 974, Anthony J. Stasiumas,
Jr., 100 Geddes Terrace; 975, Louis
Ragozzino, 100 Carver street; 976,
Louis F. SAVING, IS Third street;
977, William j. Brillia, 80 South
Leonard street; 978, Patsy Fantano,
221 South Leonard street; 979, Mich
ael Cononico, % Bradley avenue;
$50, Charles ]. Kelly, ST., 1047 High
land avenue; 981, Joseph w. Dunn,
1877 South Leonard street; 982, Law
renee T. Behan, 4 Sixth street; 983,
John j. Sakalauskas, ia Geddes
Terrace; 984, Arnold B. Grasso, 81
Charles street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-26

CcontInued from preceedlng Pagel
Evening star., 1940-10-07

BETHESDA-5-ROOM BUNGALOW. ANIL,
attic, cellar. large lot. trees, garage; l
| square bus: S65 OWNER. WI. 5l61-J.
WOODBRIDGE 2SI1 MYRTLE AVE.
n.e.-5-r. and bath bungalow; hot-water
| heat: elec refrigerator; two blocks 20
school: near excellent shopping center,
$50. Kew on premises
1869 POTOMAC AVE. SEE RMS.
bath. screened porches. gar, refE. By
o;ptn
Evening star., 1940-10-07
APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.

1912 BURKE ST. Sc. APT. : CBET. BAY
and C sts)-Modern duplex. beautiful cor
ner apt large rms, kitchen, bath. d.
nette. screened porch, yard; locker IN
Pssef Psfed throaFhout: $50 including oil heat q
sfauhRr sff Ar BROS EROS, 1Scs aee District s4s4
DOWNTOWN. 21a1 H ST NV RMS.
kitchen. bath; refg. incl; SAT to S51; roof
garden Resident manager. ME. 1863
4sl2 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW.-.MoD-
eTn apt rms sii bah p hNC1s T1ts ffRS- fFS
DON CO. sos H St NV.
1900 HEMLoCK ST. NV. CORNER
home: / large room, kit. din, private tile
bath, ch.w.: new gas range and refg.; util-
ties incl: adults; reasonable.
MICHIGAN PARK, I2l7 TAYLOR ST. N E.
"a rms, k, b., clos, porch, auto. heat
refg.. gas. elec. incl: private; adults
800 ST. SE-4 RMS, KITCHENETTE
and bath, ami: newly decorated $40
RANDLE HIGHLANDS: 11o9 2lst ST
se-Two rooms, kitchen. bath; heat gas
electricity furn.: beautiful view.
Mr.. WARDMAN PARK LARGE ROOMS.
kitchenette, pvt. bath; utilities. Columbia
1850.
. RMS. KITCHEN. BATH. PORCH. .REFG.,
large yard, S31 80. w. B. CATION, 252S
Penna. ave. sc.
oO1l EYE ST. NV = LARGE LIVING
room. bedroom bath freplace small kitch-
enette: on lease. $50. HERMAN f. SASCH
e. SON, 1920 K ST. National 1854.
1447 MASS. AVE. NW-LARGE ROOM
kitchen. bath; -elec. refg.; $40.
HAMILTON CTS. 214O N NV, Mr.. GOVT.
depts.-Attrac. 3 rms and rms; kitchen
and bath aptS; S42 80 and $50; elec. refg
Res mgr UNION STORAGE CO.. NO O104.
Evening star., 1940-10-07

BETHESDA MD-DETACHED BRICK. ON
lot 6OXl so #. Paneled den or bedroom
and full bath on first floor in addition
TO living room, dining room and at
tractlve kitchen: two large bedrooms
and bath on second floor. Automatic
heat. air conditioned; maids room in
basement. Attached garage. Price.
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO,
Evening star., 1940-10-07

III RTrTENHOUSE ST. NW-ATTRAC-
tive furn. 3 rms, tile bath apt; entire
2nd fl, detached home; everything new;
large closets, Frigidaire' lawn, garage. en-
tirely pvt; 500. HI. O3S1-J.
Evening star., 1940-10-07
$500 VEAZEY ST. NV.
10th ST. HILLS.
HOUSES UNFURNlSHED.

CHEVY CHASE. MD. 313 WEST BRADLEY
lane rms, baths, auto. heat, new
condition. SIS WI 1853
1907 POTOMAC. AVE. NW.-.s ROOMS. >
baths. oil heat large lot overlooking river.
reduced rent. Woodley s576,
BEAUTIFUL NEW 7-RoOM 2la-BATH
home in reStricted M @ section; 2-car GARAGE
JEFFERSON PL.-,s ROOMS, 2 BATHS
flreplaces with Adam mantels; all finished
iiy or doctor viii CONSIDER sale. De
LOVELY HOME, CONTAINING 5 ROOMS
and sun porch, oil burner, Gear earage.
servants quarters in, basement, " baths,
large laEn M beautiful shTq0PeTy located
SIS S2%f mon oF Aonse As VsS NsTy a Tassa
OWNER. D1 s670 or WI 6;@5 =
BEAUTIFUL s-RM, CORNER HOUSE.
rage 9G5 st. ne.
646 s. ST Ne Rms. IN , apart
able; open; nr. car and bus
l5e R ST NE-6 R. AND B, H.-WH,
GARVyE9Yo District 45os. Ewes and Sun.
6 RMS, SLEEPING PORCH OIL HEAT.
Porter St NV Emerson 1898.
PPoxHALL VILLAGE. 441s 9 ST. NV
Beauty Pest dnd SIM home Tm baths auto oil
CLEVELAND PARK, 353" QUEBEC ST
elec. refs; newly decorated throughout;
So 30; Open. Special price TO small
il sEATON PLACE NE-AMI, S RMS.
and bath: available october Is. Phone
Hobart 5So3.
ALMOST NEW, 4 BEDROOMS. OIL HEAT.
Ma 0al6s co saTaee eve I6th sH s. B4s $50 Nearby
BRAND-NEw BRICK BUNGALOW s45.
only 1is yrs. old. Nearby Va: ; brlght
rooms, coiored tile bath; auto. heat: porch;
Int so #. by ! 80 #. See MIR. PAYNE, 22l3
N. Harrison ST. Chestnut 0476.
IF YOU HAVE $500. YOU CAN BUY 461a
1868
BETHEsDA-5-ROoM BUNGALOW. AMI,
ss fear celia sal arse owSFR 1St rSS W1
WOODBRIDGE. 2S17 MYRTLE AVE.
n,e-5-r. and bath bungalow; hot-water
heat: eleC. refrigerator; two blocks 20
school, near excellent shopping center;
1869 POTOMAC AVE SEE RMS,
appointment, Ii, l667-W.
1902 Sth ST. NW.--6 r., YD., GAR S55.
5I25 Illinois ave r. auto. ht, S72 so.
2l7 Ascot pl. n,e-6 r. gar, $50
4s45 Kansas ave.-s T.. b. shower, So.
S09i aboye W NeTy aEss F aeo h GE 6 500
lows. S4O-S5O. FULTON r. GORDON, 1877
Eye ST. NV. DI. 5230. Offices open am.
to 9 pm.
CHEVY CHASE. D. -c-6 ROOMS AND
trict $3.50 ofices open ! am. to pm.
1908 GERANIUM ST, N.w.-DETACHED.
7 rms. bedrooms, living room with fire.
place; large yard; gar; S75. WI 1864.
St ne; reasonable rent For information.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY NICE Def: HOME
ef stone o and BRICK oysro9sing RIek Greek
scaped. Three large bedrooms. two baths.
first-f1oor Law, step-down living room oil
Nsss Msodles seaa POO gar a5is Hes Conn L. PHILLIPS
CHEVY CHASE; D. C.-DET. COL. BR-.
5 b.r. gar: lust reeSnditioned: SIS. NO. No.
m G1sve & 4Hos e L sH1Ih1Ps P Il as't Wooass eTss
1000. 351s Conn.
5O55 CONDUIT RID. NV.
Modern detached brick. 6 rms. bath.
sSnv. Rent. s655o. NE. so5s; ewes.
CLEVELAND PARK, 1909 34th ST. NV
room house with 2-car garage; perfect
condition; rent. S95.
JAMES E. SCHWAB,
Southern Building. District s157.
BROOKLAND.
Q large rooms and bath h-wh. oil
burner, large front porch, garage; corner
lot. Very reasonable rent.
P. j. WALSHE, INC.
1107 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. AND MD.-CAIL US
to see our list Of homes in this delightful
neighborhood. Prices range S76 to $3.50
Der month.
EpW. Il. JONES b CO., Mps
$3.50 Conn. Avo. Voo63e9 nv.
Evening star., 1940-10-07
ROOMS FURNISHED.

18th AND COLUMBIA RID, 1928 Biltmore
St nw.-Single, double; newly furn. yene-
tlan blinds: recreation room.
81 N Y AVE N.W-Large front room.
pvt. family, must be seen TO appreciate;
gentlemen
Evening star., 1940-10-07

HYATTSVILLE, MD. - Large comfortable
room, good meals: men. SD so each per
month Phone Warf1eld 6924
ARLINGTON. VA-Large room, twin beds,
new modern home, new furniture. Venetian
blinds: 9 blocks to 10c bus CHI. 1924.
ARLINGTON VA.-Furn. room quiet. new
Evening star., 1940-10-07

$40 TONNER AVE. HYATT-NEW MOD
ern apt. unfurn., 3 rooms. kit. large closet,
bath. pvt. entr: heat. c h v. included.
CLARENDON. VA-UNFURN = LARGE
rms, pvt. bath G. refs and gas range,
Tor h k. In new home. Chestnut 5766.
UNFURNISHED LIV RM = BEDROOMS.
dlneue. kit. bath and porch. heat fur
nlShed, lovely residential section. Call al
2241 Mt View place Sc or AT 1854
Evening star., 1940-10-07
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

164l X ST. NW.-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms. one with private bath;
excellent home cooking. Downtown. IL
1850 FAIRMoNT ST. NW-Lee. front
Columbia 9415.
2024 N ST. NW.-Large front rm. next
bath; twin beds; suit: gentlemen. $50
ca: Govt. clerks pref. Single rm
1924 LAMONT ST; NW:-Eront double double
veeetables. Adams 5"23.
252l CONN, oppos. Shoreham-Warm. at
tractive doubles. singles, innersprings,
showers; delicious meals; SO up.
2s23 2sth ST. NV. vic. ,wardman Park
two; excellent meals. Very reasonable.
CO. 10000.
$500 18th ST. NV. Hillcrest-2nd f.;
front. with With twin beds; l single; best ~ OF
ing.
3410 18th ST. N.W.-Trained nurse has
vacancy for convalescent or person re-
auiring special diet. Edge Rock Greek PIX.
Exceptionally attractive southern nm.
Spacious lawn. Quiet neishborhood.
DOWNTOWN, 1919 Vermont ave,-Rm,,
suit. >; s. wk. es, Rear base PVT. bath
twin beds; sgle, Ss5o. ME-. '@o4.
gle, also double room, with breakfast and
dinner. HO. 1863.
MT PLEASANT SECTIoN-Larse, attrac-
tive room, new twin beds. closet. excellent
meals hQdHS O-l-
1916 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW.-A dis
tinctive home for young people. IN an un-
surpassed location; reasonable,
JEWISH HOME-Dupont Circle Newly
furnished room for !. connecting bath; all
privileges. North 4005.
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. front studio rm
double or triple, huge closets, exceptional
meals: S37. so to $40 each.
45Ol IOWA AVE. N.W.-Sinsle front room.
nice home excellent meals; reasonable.
Gentleman only GE. 06S".
2715 CONNECTICUT AVE. opposite Ward
man Park Hotel-Single and double rooms:
delicious meals: reasonable co. 9400. =
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10th St nv
! Vacancies, inspection invited: good food
walking distance. Dupont aO4a
1873 ST. W.-Bright double room.
gentlemen; also single; excellent meals
fresh vegetables home cooking. 81
LARGE. DOUBLE FRONT RM.; excellent
meals: pvt. home: near Wardman Park
Hotel $500 cSth st. NV. CO. 44l1.
CHI CHI. D. C-Lovely single, double, beau
tiful private detached home, free phones.
semi-private bath: fine food. WO. 5O1S.
/ 233 SHEPHERD NW.-Beaut. furn. front
twin room, S35 each: Away transp. Tay-
lor 1852. IL.
c62O 18th ST. NV
New, exclusive guest house, Just opened.
Lovely rooms of all kinds CO. a126.
Evening star., 1940-10-07
UPPER 10th ST. SECTION, NEAR
nErATIrP CT NJ w

Large S-room. 2-bath Colonial, 20-ft.
brick. :. enclosed porches oil burner. in
sulation. daylight basement. brick ssrase
This home is in nice condition and should
sell al once at the bargain price of $3.50.
To inspect call Mr.. Parker, DI. 3346.