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La gaceta., 1940-12-10
CONTRATO PARA UNI NUE.
VO TRAZADO DE LA GU
DAD DE TAMPA

Esta noche, en- la session Sc
manal del ayuntamiento, sc
discutira la firma de un con-
trato, con una compania de
Jacksonville, para un nuevo
Homprensivo trazado de la ciu
>dad de ampa, que tardaria en-
\completarse no menos de tres
amos.
Para esa labor tendra la ciu
dad que situar, como precio
otal, SIS,
Los Miembros de la Comisi6n
de Zonas y Planeamisntos va !e
dieron su viSto bueno al contra
to y pediran Sc apruebe una re-
seduction que autorice ell gasto.
George w. Simmons, Jr., de
Jacksonville, ira la proposition
y ofrece que 81 y Sus asuciados
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOCAR

Ia convention anra. e1eetuada
en-. el Hotel Pennsylvania, de
New York, por Chester j. Hen
sahel, del cuerpo de cirugia dem
tai de les hospitales Sydeham Y
Midtown. Per medic de la medi-
da de la temperature resultante.
de H. perfcraci6n y limpieza de
los d'antes por medic de los apa-
ratios que los dentistas poseen,
irtforma ell DIR. HenSchel, el ha
descubiertc que la dentina, que
comporie ell cuerpo principal de
un diente, puede tolerar un pro-
medic de temperature entire IS a
100 grades Fahrenheit. Las tenn
pe~raturas por encima 0 por de-
bajo de este promedio deben ser
eliminadas durantes al proceso
de usar la maquina de perforar
Y limpiar o durante la aplica-
cion de los agentes medicinales,
La estabilizaci6n termal de la
dentina, seg1n ell DIR. Henschel,
elimina los cambios de tempsra-
tura y permite mayor velocidad
operative, seguridad v exactil
tud, FL dclor Sc previene y la
necesidad de a~nestesia disminu-
We de manera apreciable. Aun-
que estudios anteriores han con
ducido a la ereencia de que Ell
uSo de la maquina de orificar o.
casiona un aumento en- Ia tenn
peratura desde l a 10 grades,
sus investigaciones lie han lie
vado a la conclusion de que Ia
elevation es mucho mayor de 10
que previamente Sc habia deter
minado. "Midiendo la cantidad
total del calor desarrollado por
ell perforador u orificador, y a
plicando ell calor a la relativa pc
quena area del diente en- con-
tado y eortado, la elevation des-
cubierta posee I'm minimo de so
grades. Ell calor Sc pierde en- Ell
aire y los Instruments impiden
a muy atlas temperatures, pero
la elevation es la suficisnte para
sobrepasar Ell Unite de la tole-
rancia".
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
ANCIANO ~ATR0PELLAD0
POR UN AUTOMOVIL

I'm >autom6vil guiado por Ia
Sra. Ruby E. Thomas, del I'll de
Ia avenida Gunlock, atropell6 a.
yer en- la esquina de Grand Cen
trail v Newport al anciano AL
bert Wacaster, de 60 amos, veci-
no del oil de Ia avenida West
Alfred, que trataba de ayudar a
una sonora de mas edad a tomar
un tranvia. Wacaster intentaba
atraer La atenci6n del motorista,
por cuanto va Ell caro- Sc habia
puesto en- Marcia, cuando lie al
canz6 ell coche de la Sra. Tho
mas.
Investigator Ell accidente, Il
brando de responsibilities a IA
Sra. Thomas, los vigilantes Pier
&c Y Locke.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
TEATRO CASINO
"Miente d Serbs Felix"

Empezara hoy e exhibirse Ia
interesante pelicula "Miente y
Seras Feliz'', en- la que lucen de
nuevo su talento los populares
artistas Carlos 0rellana, Sara
Garcia y Josefina Escobido. Els
una production hecha en- MEXICO
y con el fin de complacer a los
mas exigentes pGblicos del ha-
bla espahola.
A pesar de los gastos en- que
la empresa ha incurrido para
traer la pelicula, SO mantendran
los precios de 10c y zoe,
Complete ell programa, ade-
mas de las noticias en- espanol,
la cinta americana "qold Rush
Maisie."
La gaceta., 1940-12-10

promesa que Sc lie ha hecho de
mandarle la Reina de los D1por-
ties, que en- ell mes de enerc sera
eiacta en- Cuba. Karl Cuesta me-
nifest6 que cast todos los gastos
del Carnival son costeados por
cien miembros que aportan $1N
cada uno.
La petici6n fue recibida con
simpatia.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10

retendran los servicios de un ex
perto de reputation nacional, ia
cob L. Crane, de Washington.
Tan promo Sc fiime 81 contra
t.. ia companfa de Simmons da-
"a principle a sus tareas. Del to
tGf, $1,000 6ebsran pagarse a
les 80 dias de estampadas las
firmas.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
Sc tir6 desde I'm tercer piso

DC ttIU uOOub NH OCi PSDN
AL incendiarse la casa dOnde
rssidia, una madre de % amos,
Sra. Sally Palesky, envolvi6 a
su hijito en- varias ~frazadas, con
el fin de prOtegerlo, y Sc lanz6
desde un tercer piso a la Gale.
Esto sucedi6 en- Ia casa marcada
con Ell ndmero 631 de la avenida
Greene, en- Brooklyn.
La criatura recibi6 algunas he
ridas leves, por las medidas de
precauci6n que la madre adcp-
to; la Sra. Palesky Sc fracture
los dos tobillos y las dos piernas
y es probable que tenga lesio-
mes internas.
FL incendio fue localizado en-
ell primer piSo, es decir, no lego
al piso de donde la infortunada
madre Sc trio.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
SERAN ULMADOS A PRES
Al v 10000 OIL
OIALES DE LA RESERVA

Washington, Die. 10.-La Sc
cretaria de la guerra anunci6
hoy que aparece como necesario
ell lamar a prestar serviciO acti-
vo a 10000 oficiales de Ia reser-
va, antes del dla 80 del pr6xime
JUNO. Para fines de csc mes, el
ejercito tendra en- Servicio acti-
vo cerca de 10000 oficiales de
la reserva, como resultado de la
tremenda expansion de las fuer-
zas de terra,
La gaceta., 1940-12-10

.Patain, primer ministro fran
ces, yPierre Laval, el vice-pri-
mer ministro. Los dos salieron
de Vichy, en- horas de la mana
ma. sin anurciar a cue lugar sc
iirigfan.
Petain va hizo saber que Sc
dispone a trasladar a Versailles
SUI Residential Official.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
Ell TEMPO

Claro para Ia tarde de hoy.
Vientos moderados del Este.
Maxima temperature, aver,
70 grades; minima, 81.
Opina Ell jefe de la oficina mt
tereol6gica local, Mr.. Talbot,
que La temperature continuara
subiendo.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
Imfecciones del Cueuo

Ell 9996 de las infecciones del
cuello, muchas de las cuales ter
minan de manera fatal, tienen
SUI origen en- la cavidad cral, EN-
la bOca, segdn Ell DR.. Charles
Gordon Heyd, professor de CRU
gfa de la Nueva Escuela de Post
Graduates de New York y ex-
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
La Duqatesa de Windsor

Hoy Sc lie hara una Operaci6n
en- la boca, en- Miami, a la du-
quesa de Windsor. Llegara la
DANA americana, acompahada
de su esposo, en- Ell vapcr Mu-
nargo.
Sc ha calculado que podra rs
gresar a las Bahamas Ell viernes,
dfa 10,
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
HIZO UNA PETICION DE 600
PESOS Ell La
TINO

Una comii6n de miembros del
CARNIVAL Latino, presidida por
Leon Cain, pidi6 aver a las au-
toridades, como ayuda para las
fiestss que esa colectividad pre-
para, un donativo de $500.
Ell CARNIVAL prepare un pro-
grama especial con motive de la
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
N1teUd T6cRicd para AliUjar
Ell DOl0r

FL control del dolor de los
dientes por una tecnica que per-
mite estabilizar la temperatu-
ra de la dentina, la sustancia
por debajc del esmalte, fue de-
moStrada la semana pasada en-
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
DICESE QUE PETAIN Y LA
VAL IRAN A BERLIN

Berna, Suiza, Die. 1O.-Cir-
cula ell rumor en- las esferas d.
pIomaticas de que Sc hallan en-
canine de Berlin Ell mariscal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26

have visual defects which account
for their low scores in intelligence
tests.
Supervision of school examina-
tons for visual efficiency should
be made much more exact and
comprehensive than it now is. In
some schoo systems the entire
program for eye health is based
on whether a child is able to read
q 20j2O chart. Not much atten-
ton is paid to what kind of chart
it is, whether one drawn to the
scale of Snellen measurements or
not, nor whether the tests are
made according to controlled and
consistent standards of lighting.
This, of course, is not adequate if
any large amount of good is to be
done to directing improvement in
vision in our schools.
Far-Sightedness Common
It would be a safe guess to as
sumo that if the majority of school
nurses were asked what visual de-
feet is commonest among our
school children they would reply
near-sightedness. But the ex-
perienced school ophthalmologist
would reply far-sightedness.
The most common eye difficulties
found among elementary school
children are:
/. Errors of refraction of va
rious degrees occurring IN the fol-
lowing order Of frequency: far
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
Poor Vision, Poor Grades

sightedness (hyperopia), astig-
matism, and near sightedness
(myopia).
2. Failure of the two eyes to
work together, forms of strabis-
mus or squirt - muscle intoler-
ance.
8. Eye diseases affecting The
different parts of the eye such as
corneal opacities, iritis, recurrent
pink eye, ingrowing eye lashes.
4. Congenital and hereditary
diseases of the eye.
Color blindness may &C on for
years, even to adult life, without
the person who is color blind or
anyone else being aware of it.
Your dog evidently doesn't realize
any defect in his vision. Yet we
are told he is totally deficient in
color discrimination and sees the
whole world as pale gray. Brown,
red, blue and white details are
missing in the dogs world. The
child with color blindness has the
same thing. Yet much of his pro-
ticiency in school work may depend
on his acute color discrimination.
CTomOrrOw-Effect of Bad, Flick
ering Light on the Eyes.)
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
c. N, Astoria, Long Island-"l
have bunions on both my feet. Do
you advise an operation? l am 48
years old. My husband says | will
become a cripple if I have them re-
moved as I am too old"
Answer Certainly operations
can be done successfully for bun
ions, and 48 is not too old an age
for such an operation. In fact.
bunion does not come on until mid
die age, SO all operations are done
late in life. If the orthopedic sur
geon, and he should be selected
with more care for bunion than
for an appendicitis operation, uoes
not interfere with the head of the
metatarsal bone too much, the
gait afterwards will be natural
and painless. Your husband should
wake up-48 is the prime of life.
Maybe ne is trying to get your
goat.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. D.

By LOGAN CLENDENING. NJ. D.
0 ONE OF THE teachers in a
grade school heard that the psy-
chology department in a nearby
university was giving paper and
pencil tests to children to deter
mine their 10. ratings. She had
her entire class examined and
found she had what she considered
an unusually large group of low
ratings. In talking this over with
another teacher it was suggested
that this same group be examined
by member of the staff of the Ma
tional Society for the Prevention
of Blindness. Nearly half the
group had visual defects sufficient
to interfere with their seeing
critically and accurately.
A Definite Handicap
This is a rather high finding,
but, taking large groups of chill
dren with low intelligence ratings,
it is found that about 10 per cent
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
FIRST TYPE OF HAND

PLAY OF suit contracts may
pe divided into four princlpal
classifications. First comes that
in which trumpS are drawn as
soon as possible by the declareE'
so that the opponents may get no
tricks with their trumpS except
high ones which cannot be head
ed off. Following the drawing of
trumps. the various tricks in the
side suits are developed. especial
" in any long suit. so that dis
cards of losers in other suits may
be obtained.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26

If the defending side had done
no bidding. and the heart X is led
by West. you holding South's
hand with any Of the four others
as dummy would plan your play
for 4-SpadeS on the basis Of the
first type Of hand-trumps first,
then long suit.
With No. l as dummy, after
winning with the heart A, you
would reckon on having to take
three rounds of trunIps. where
upon you would run diamonds
discarjing two hearts. rufing Or.
club and so making an oyertrir,
with the loss Of just one tric!; i.
hearts. one in ciuos.
With No ? as dummy. 80
beSt play. after Winning the y ..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

IS to lead to the diamond A, ruff
a diamond with an honor, lead a
spade honor to the A, ruff a Sec
ond diamond with a spade honor,
win two more trumps. the last in
dummy with the 10, then run dia-
monds for three heart discards.
losing two clubs only.
With No. for dummy. after
the heart trick, lead out trumps,
take the diamond A and lead the
diamond Q. If it is covered, ruff
and return to dummy with the
last trump to get two heart dis
cards on diamonds; if not COW
cred. discard a heart. or in other
words try a ''ruffing finesse."
With No 4 for dummy. after
the heart trick and dropping
trumps. take four club tricks. dis
carding your diamond. then lead
the diamond K. If it is not COW
cred. discard a heart, SO you may
steal a trick if East. with the A,
is making a bad play
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clcndcning he's
seven b-mphlets which can be obtained By
Ieaue ). Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
TOT any one pamphlet desired, send ~
eeHts IN coin. and aSelf-addressed envelope
Jumped with threc-cent stamp. to DR.
logan CiGndening. in care of this paper
ne pamphlets are: Three Weeks Rcduc.
IN. !po Giet indigestion and Constipation"
IN" uu s.Ie and Gaining. Infant Feed
nis Instructions for the Treatment of
Care Of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26

dealer: East. Neither side vul-
:.crable)
If South opens the bidding
ere with diamond, West bids
Heart and East 1-Spade. what
$,!3u,d South do with an expert
rg.t.Isite him, with a fair player
.:.nli With virtual beginner, and
e -. IN each case?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

the left will house noncommissoned officers and their
families while the two buildings the right will be
pied by commissioned officers and their families.
The fourth mammoth hangers shown in the center
and the most spectacular of all the many McChord field
structures Annexes which being built to contain offices
equipment ETC., may be in partially completed state
adjoining the hangers
Below shown the heating plant pictured in the back
ground, and the huge barracks which approximately
100000 and will accommodate than 1900 enlisted
The will take their meals there in a gigantic
cry, which adoin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Work OF constructing the field
began in August, 1888, and when
completed in June. Uncle Sam will
have spent roughly $6,ooo.ooo in
field clearance. buildings and
equipment.
The site comprises $500 acres.
or these Pierce county donated
$50 acres. the government pur-
chased al others. while the re-
naming area was formerly part
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

OF the rort Lewis reservation.
Four Mammoth Hangers
Preliminary work included the
logging off and stamping of about
500 acres of heavily-timbered land.
and Clover creek. which extended
across the flying field, had to be
diverted into new channel.
Large peat deposits near the run
ways had to be excavated and
Continued on Page 20, Column p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Pacific Northwest Army
Airbase Nears Completion

u S. army arbase for the Pacific Northwest McChord
field located about 10 miles south of Tacoma and adons
the expansive Fort Lewis reservation the north.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Only a dependable electrical supply can
make a modern newspaper plant possible.
and we are proud that our SERVICE will
play such an important part in The success
full operation Of this great Tacoma Publ
cation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

In the new home Of The Tacoma Times are
found 81 ELECTRIC MOTORS. Each
these has its Job TO do. and aids in every
operation from setting type TO operating
the huge presses that grind out thousands
and thousands Of complete newspapers in
an hours time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

And so your Tacoma Light pauses TO con-
graduate The Tacoma Times for giving The
city and its allied trading area newer. finer
voice OF service. All Tacoma lauds the
courage and foresight demonstrated by the
management Of this publication in building
for the ever-inereasine demands Of the
future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Each day, here in Tacoma. the news comes
clicking into the office Of The Tacoma
Times, from cities and countries the world
over brought TO you by electricity in the
Flick" Of an eye. and assembled and print
ed into your daily newspaper by efficient,
modern, eleefricaly-operated machines al
a speed that is almost unbelievable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Some idea to the immensely of McChord field Uncle
Sans 100000 Pacific Northwest arbase 10 miles south
Of Tacoma may be gained from these u S. corp pictures
Officers and noncommissoned officers apartment build
nes show at the top The four identical structures
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
ELECT RICI1 [Y
GIVES YOU THE NEWS

A ielegrspher hits his key and from New
York, Rio, Rome. Shanghai. Chicago, Paris.
London, and the capital Of Finland. comes
the electrical impulse that brings you the
news thrilling events Of War; Business,
Sports. Peace and People. Magic. with all
its mystery. is childish, when compared with
the mystery Of electricity and its variety OF
uses.
Evening star., 1940-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TYPEwRITERs = Underwood portable.
Sl250: 81 per week buys any make port
z St! 'faas Ma. Sfna,ai Siaa' typewriter CO. 80
TYPEWRTTERs- $3.50; Under
Soo wood No. g. $2i 30 guaranteed. Other
6277. l4a5 Eye, corner 18th.
TYPEWRITERS, ports. like new. S15 up;
erss efT poFtI al 5iss mixes s. ~fsf 81 ewes
w.ltcr this Xmas Corona dealer, 81 per
$3.50 up. MAcpoRhLp TYPEWRiTER
CO. Republic 0234. s1S 14th NV. 1ss
wk; rebuilt Iypewriters. very reas: rentals.
So mo Capitol Typewriter Co.. 1409 Eye
TYPEWRITERs-Rsbui suaranteed; new
Exch 1865 Randolph NV. uE. 5000. IA
VACUUM CLEANERs-G E. Hoover. Eu-
reka. Royal Premier. Duplex rebuilt IKE
new new h.y 1.yr guarantee. J. C. Harding Co..
VACUUM CLEANERS, ALL STANDARD
MAKES. BRAND NEW. In original cartons
at greatly reduced prices. Rebuilt as low
as $685.. We are one OF the Oldest and
most reliable vacuum cleaner parts and
service companies in Washington.
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
EUREKA. ss.a5; ELEcTRoL6x. sisaS;
with att rfhaif snsF sRASps aPd 5HsT co ise new yr
sos 11th st NV Rational 777a. la.
VACUUM CLEANERS. For satisfaction and
~ spes eaystf Hgs at THE NEM co 2og
K st. NV. Phone Republic 0ss0.
VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover. agitstor style.
with light; good as new: cost SIS. sell S35
l4ll Underwood st. nw. GE. 1884.
VIOLIN, genuine sweitzer; appraised at
VIOLIN OUTFITS - Instruments bow,
rosln. case and tuner complete, 81 %.
The Piano Shop. l0l5 9TH St. NV OPEN
y7IoLINsa1 Ms 1Good Goo used instruments; con-
4730. Kits, 1880 G st. Open evenings.
WASHERS cut prices on brand-new
standard makes of washing machines in
crates at discounts of more than go, of
list prices No down payment Terms as
low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in allow
anCes
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY
W"ssSShnetonS LARGEST Appliance House.
9@l @ St NV Entire Building.
District 3137. Open Ewes. Till NJ.
WASHERS Sale Of discontinued models;
Maytae >44. General Electric, $50; ABC.
allsr hose pqmp. i 70 5,.l pays r. TRIAL caii
The Piano Shop. l0l5 7th st. NV. OPEN
WASHING MACHINES used washers,
all IN good conditions: 8 50 and up
J. L. Batcmsn & Son g@1@ r I ave. ne,
WASHERS BRAND-NEW.
Al standard makes IN original factory
crates at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Big trade-ln allowance Easy terms Can
nay with your light bill. Also rebuilt
washers as low So a5. WE ARE AU
THoRIzED SAILS AND SERVICE FOR
BENDTX, MAYTAG G. F WESTING-
HOUSE. A B c AND THOR
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
5l4 10Th ST NV. National ss72
the earth, Ike visiting a museum Art
Gift Shop, l7l0 II st. NV. open NIGHTS.
',3'
NEW WESTERN FLYER. cost 500 a5; only
Is hours use. Sale, cash, SI3. CO 400,
EXT 2l9.
FINCH TUBE ROLLS, extra rolls and
S2iae!; 1f-ln. machinis.'s rachel; 500
1910 z s.. ne
$3.50 VIOLA for sale for ss5. So l2th
St 2. Franklin 2I7a
Evening star., 1940-12-12
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD, oak and pine mixed:
thoroughly seasoned 5000 cord. stove
wood $50 cord. Kindling. Wsrfeld
45a3.
CORDWOOD for sale. We deliver Call
Laurel 220-WX
FIREWOOD. pine. well seasoned, cut any
length, 50 cord delivered. Adams S939.
IREWOOD-Seasoned Oak and Hickory,
$40 Per Cord Any Length; Quick Delivery.
Pierson. Sandy Spring Nd, Ashton 1891.
DEPENDABLE fuel oil delivery service
Recording meters Ventalarm safety fll
Budget payment plan. LOUGHBOROUGH
OIL, CO. National 1909
Evening star., 1940-12-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT. public or. corporation ex.
Internal Revenue Box lS-D. Star Ia
part time. audits, statements, tax Service;
local refs: $3.50 mo RA. 1884
sngle sLavsline; reasonable Sterling
CHEF OR SECOND COOK, colored Is
years experience. Phone Stewart Martin,
Shepherd Ao64-W
FURNITURE SALESMAN. experienced.
pa4t poion s''adx Box lD }o2 Ffi sar 20 years last
MAN young, colored, brickmason and
plaster spprentice;, desires steady Job,
MAN, colored, wishes work as truck driver
or chauffeur, butler or houseman, Dupont
MAN, young, wishes TO learn trade or
business Experience more important than
salary. Give me chance. Phone Alex.
job of any kind good ref. HO. 93@'
mornings only.
MAN. colored work as porter or kitchen
helper; can do plain cooking. MI. 9537.
Martin.
MAN with Is years managerial and exscu-
organization needing services of one ouall-
fed to assume responsibilities anc capable
of producing results. Box 1a4-C Star. 12s
MAN. cclored desires Job as chauffeur
handy man; excellent reference. Phone
Woodley 3S6S
MAN ~, capable reliable neat. employed,
with & dependents, desires clerical or any
work EVENINGS; small salary, DU. l541 or
Box 1870. Star To-
SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSTRUCTION
or carpenter foreman; 90 years experience;
like connection With reliable frm. Box
9D. Star.
Evening star., 1940-12-12
HELP MEN e. WOMEN.

CARETAKER roomns house: settled
couple white. man employed; free rent.
@Ol5 o St NV before or after :.
CoLORED-Farn s. to S6 daily taking
orders Established firm. See or write
MANAGER. 2@l3 Georgia ave, NV.
COUPLE. coored. middle aged. settled
woman to cook and DO general housework,
man to help around house; have driver S
permit and some house experience live in,
salary, $50 mo-: refs required Call
Spruce 010l.
COUPLE colored: wife to cook and do
laundry and light houSework man to drive
and act as general houseman. References
REQUIRED Rockville 345
Evening star., 1940-12-12

MT. PLEASANT. 3l5a 18th St NV
httTactlve corner room. southern exposure.
-nQ n; Conv. tranS. co. 3001
Evening star., 1940-12-12

MAN, young, over 81 years of
age, large real estate Office.
Must have car and some expe-
rience in rental work. Answer
in own handwriting, giving
full qualifications. Our en-
ployes know Of this ad. Box
SIC, Star.
Evening star., 1940-12-12

GORDON HOTEL. on beautiful 18th st:
rooms, near showers, SIS 80 up double from
Sl05o weekly; with bath. from $3.50
weekly; 24-hOur elevator and switchboard
service. excellent dining rnnp,
Evening star., 1940-12-12

DOWNTOWN, Il2l 10Th st nw-Clean.
comfortable single room on first floor. rum
ming water; - 80 weekly
Evening star., 1940-12-12

BEDROOM-"From storage" Fine quality
furniture of every class to be, sold at
public auction Furniture for the entire
house" Plenty of odd beds. springs.
chests. dressers" For homemakers. for
sfts for 1I,s ne smal hotsl owneS DON'T
day sale" DATES Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, from = to pm. and from 2
to Q pm. each day and night. Terms
CASH. Sale takes place on premises of
ACME MOVING e. STORAGE, 461S 14th
st NV. Georgia 1000. Paul Shapiro,
Evening star., 1940-12-12
RARY CHICKS.
FARM 3 GARDEN.

BARRED ROCKS. R. Reds, SIS so per
100. Conkey's. Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store. 619 K ST. NV. Metropolitan O0Sa.
Evening star., 1940-12-12

Lovely rooms newly decorated; running
water; inner-spring mattresses; single, SIS
up. double. 81 UP: showers: elevator
Evening star., 1940-12-12

PHOTOGRAPHER. experienced in PORTRAITS
70 begin after Christmas: state Qualihca-
tons and salary expected. Box l,3-C'