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Evening star., 1940-06-19
pan-Americanism
Is Graduation Theme
Al tAnacostia
Citations and Awards
Are Made to Students
By Principal Collins

A theme OF pan-Americanism yes
terday pervaded the final exercises
Of the Anacostia Junior Senior High
School. junior division, in the school
auditorium.
Ellen Graham, vice president of
the class, presented the theme and
addresses were given by Daniel Mar
golis on Simon Bolivar, Ruth Borg
strom on James G. Blaine and Ed
ward Markham on the Pan-Amer-
lean Union.
Betty Jean Curry gave the ad-
dress Of welcome and Sarah Jenkins
the valedictory. Lillian Houff read
the class honors and William Henry
presented the class gift.
Principal John Paul Collins made
the wards and citations and Asst.
Supt. of Schools Jessie La Sale
presented the diplomas.
Evening star., 1940-06-19
Nickname for Hikers

Men mixers touring Australia with
only a blanket and drinking can
have been nicknamed "Waltzinp
Matildas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Auto Racers
Shoot Sunday

Two Of the Pacific coasts out
standing race drivers signified their
intentions Of taking part in The
MIRA. went at Steilacoom boUl
Sunday Afternoon. wren wild Bill
Cellar II Los Angeles and Jimmy
Tumb'eson, Vancouver. B &, sent
In their entries.
Cellar has raced IN major events
40 and down the ooss,. while T'Ius-
bleson is generally regarded a. on.
NJ the several outstanding drivers
in Canada
The thrill packed program IL
scheduled 10 get under way at !
O'Clock with time TRIALS followed
by racing events al 2 p. m. Several
novelty numbers are on the pro-
gram including a midget exhibi-
ton.
Pratt also announced that sew
eral kinks which marred the last
program at the bowl had been
/ ironed out by the association Of
ficisis. thus insuring a full field
! OF drivers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Longacres Results

FIRST Rscr--s4oo. claiming. Swear.
olds and up furlnngs
Soaring Witch d1e) s5 80 81 50 80 70
Dancing Pirate die) 40 I 20
zufelt, Root. Packer Time ia
Color Litter. Thelma Dor. Rama hsi.
Crystal star. Voodsan. Cnrezza. Bronc
Rider and Thistle Guy.
second Race--s4o0 claiming, a.
year-olds and Up, niflungs
School Broom ii2l oil 90 o. 70 % 50
Beau Remount il6b $50 SO
Better Servant d07l I'd
Burns Reynolds. Dodaan Tirnr.
~ Spicy Life Dungeness. Quenna.
S,eAsayle Ronghwsy Lefty ormont.
Hainorb. Maud Hogan
Third Race 500. claiming. Swear
ODDS and Up. furlongs
Elstree as .tis 40 ~ 20 ~ 10
0ertaros GID -. s2o 90
Cfnssl 1ii3 ....... 10
Thompson. Dodson. schindlr Tim.'
" a-5 Final Play. Tenu6ats. Magic
snoy IraaEt sun T1ffoms. Blazing
sun. morclass IND Ofphsnconard
FOURTH Hsce--sfoo. claiming. a.
geer-elds snd up: 9 tpriones
soo,, ~ p, Ms ,,i.i ~ 30 20 v g g
Ldthoroyne ni7l 80. so
Reynoids Rails. Josephson. Tine
ga as. FIRST Effort zifi Miss King
ORDERLY Ras HI and Prince Pie
f1Hh Eser--tSo0. allowance g.
year-olds and up; 9 furionss
ss Ap's 9p ne. ;,i5 % 90 =. 80 y g g
Psscadero uisi .. 30
Grohs, Reynolds sperry Tine
Ia ktfkov Charlotte Ann sal
Ssin ard Brazos Maid
Thompson Smith entry
sfsth Esse-sa00, claiming =
yeat-oid. ana up one miis
psplay fis ...- I'll 80 s1s 80 81 70
yobioso ilB -- 80 3 70
Lovers Chat ffo<5. 90
Dr6son Barns riefuasn Time
20 IS D4ssFseT psfer P Ruth
Berer1ds KoTeen1 ana King june
SIEVE n Eare--eo00 claiming
fiiiies ana lnHrss. s-Yrsr-o and up
one mile
Irene , nosl 49,. s123 - 80 - 40
Mortgage Pride aII 80 2Hc
Matilda gsns fiIIl 9 20
Campbell. Groha. Dodsun Tine
I % a-b ClsctDn Georgia HfsH
TraHsit Lsdg and Pan AWaf
iizhfh Rasr--ssco claim ns. A.
yeaT-oios ana Up ! lie miles.
HilsingeT io7l - 70 - 70 - y
Louis morgan GI2i ? 70 -
Rednsrk Ii3i .4.-. H.lf
Randall Joesphson Warden 7 ne
I - IS Mxnteca Daa Bufief Earo,
dss Drastic Goa Royal Rover ara
Yssnfvfaf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

HsSfas tfEht eye sHaf ffxW
.~a rs~~sssrx MI ~y~ r~Fs1stsy
elassa AID ws~e ns~~stwx Ne ssx~
sssnra n ens ~ s~e bss-~r spots
ssss tst aag saxxs stresn~ -
ss~-a csyuF~s ls~u ~ fsee. - lsfs
TsHs h~snea n FYssm t~e tr~xsfte
ss~eai~Nn ssss~fs w.s rftffsslfs
hsg~l~&s warrior slttsns 90 the
nsnsss ~ssn Rsfsr~. n.nny Lean
sta e~sssa things nff without ecss~
rsesiux hsn esasnt
rv~~~s~a -. 49, - 49,
s~k c~~~~s ~ NDun~Gps uo1e
M~ss~~ p~~~npen1 tS~anpa -
~ - rns~ns<<e. - unsu
sarxe y ws> npoo~n hes> I
s~~~ . NwAsss. u~s~ <.s ,
cA.mgs~~, n.se~<~a - ~erA
80. Nws~s tNs~ ! sspe B
sxAse~ ~seA e~s~ss ws>eess
w~s~ ssr~~xsv - - snse
seaa sAss ~a>rA b1sess~sp1 -
e~~~s~~a~~~ ~ De~ssaA stses
the siath h~st.
That ~ss ~hsa tire Seattle ~
sxraossra vita sv~svthsHs ~ NJ
oa tho rssn sra ss~as ~ nsss.
,fivsns shs chscsss~n sass - ~
heess. @ffins him IN tnnss s~~s
n..is nai ysss Ssss~s hsm mat
~ss ali assht n Hn~ssh erssn1
savs ssnssh~s yale ~ssA . t~.-ey.
fcuF ~r.rr~d IN sesa.
N9AswN GAns.S
Aftrv THAT hurry. fsr ssFsnwps
than q nsa Al sNe<s W the nsvk.
Al wss . s~ss~~ esasupsoa
fss hurt sss n~ns ~ IN swv~ntk
rvuna ssta Asrsxef Marine.
Hss i~fs evsxk~l
Nat that wasn't IN tAst rxurhes
HnssNka heart bisstea ws5e ossss
An the sssst ~ rnssessea arurr~s
o,st NJ hsm, BE hsd dealt he psf
rumct~s ard shsy ~ess ~ lady
fsnrer fireerastsfs oe ~ kssmea
r.cs ~ ashssisss
n AIS ~ft hard eraes~d his
right was ~psua And Al 10 isre~-
~ a right handed punehsf rhr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Steele Took Something Awoy

When Freddie Steele left the fight game favor Of
retirement. he took something from the racket
You take that fact with you your picnic
When the Tacoman riding his high wave, you
could feel almost hear. tenseness from Tacoma through
Seattle
brought il with them the
UNI voices eyes
cracked with that something"
hid aside however
There s o q
teroffaet The quality
There something magnetic unusual attractive about
He the unpredctabe type
to their feet screaming at the top of unnatural
Men like that along a of
Wildcat Carter the blazing little Negro. had u
But following game In the
Northwest those only spread
that feeling
Doc Shell little
that something
ling like Carter
Some day we'll but NAV
be a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Seattle Drops
Game 10 Oaks
Nv ,StrsD rwess

s~enna riace Oakland lac, night
sinrren ssss'iss winning s,ress,
40. and cit tho Pacific Coast
league leaders down 10 a Io-game
lead.
Jack salscson kept the Halnlar.
II bay although he allowed seven
hits against the sin his team got
OFF Hal Tarptn and fra srrisn~r.
los AnKeIss and San Fssnamo
split = night Ioublash~aasr that
rnn ints The tins hmit At the end
of the sixth In isr nisssrap. Tho
sesls WIN the first "a. eomsng
ffnn brhind after Los Angeles ssd
a three run had
La~ Angeles toes the abbreviated
second fNms 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

Innings pitched, Porter So. Mede-
ghini, 2ls; at bat. of Porter 81. OH
Medeehini II: hits. off Porter IL.
Medeghini 4: runs scored, off Porter
off Medeghini 2. runs responsible
for. windsor |. Porter Q. Medeghini 2.
struck out. by windsor 3. BY Porter
4 by Medeghini /; base on balls. of
Windsor. 6. hit by pitcher. Porter
by windsor. Wild pitch, windsor left
on bases, Spokane Tacofns 10
home run. Jolley: two-base hits Nc
Cormack. Windsor. Sickle, Firpo, Far
rell Rickert: runs batted in Sickle
2 Jolley, windsor 2. McGinnis, Fall
conf: sacrifice Firpo: stolen bases.
Alden. Mccormack. double plays.
Irower to Hartman TO Rickert,
Sickle TO McGinnis 70 Fsleoni: time
OF game ala; umpires. Moran ana
Weisgerber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

JUST another angle the New York fieh, mob
Mrs. Katie Jenkins is the ~ie II lev Jenkins hight
weight champion of the world
Before Lew broke training camp 10 Tight Henry Arm
strong there a split betweea kaie and lev and hs
Capn. who claimed 10 he Of Jenkins ea, Who -
recognized Is such by the New York commits
After Lew and Katie had driven through the night from
the TO the CITY, reporter got touch with her and
asked her the trouble
in the shoulder
"Capln $ a baggage | good
for Lew eating hambngers fighting
I'm for him Lev thinks Why don't thos
parasites alone?
we planned buy ranch IN Texas but what
for money? little get
through splitting Lewis Some think better
oddays style hunger did hit times AT
had each other Now IL fight for both
gether
I'm sick irrd Of I'm going IW prc,cc,
against people wound hke u parted
just want to break they leech off lew uaa NJ
through a Garner Dirty parasites
the Broadway II
o n a .
well brothers it'd picture
through the psster faced than whining
and begging
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Totals
aBatted FOR Dumier In ~
VANCOUVER

winning pitcher. Goldman. LOSING
pitcher. Jacobson: innings pitched
Goldman 3 jacobson 5, Dunler 4
~ bat off Goldman 80 Jacobson 20
Dumler 9 hits off Goldman S. ia
copson -. Dumier /. runs scored. of
Goidmsn 2. Jacobson 2. Durrler 1
runs responsible for. Goldman 2 ia
cobson ?, Dumler / struck on, by
Goldman 5, Jacobson DuInier 2
bases on balls. off Goldman 5 ia
cobson 3. Durnler /: Wild pitch
Goldman; home run semhamrnsr:
three base hit. Cailteaux. two-bAse
MI. bdy' runs batted In Quinn Call
teaux 2. Edy 2 Sinner q Sarnharn-
fner. stewart Goldman BoDetfs
horehonse sacrifice. Sinner 2. stolen
bases. Quinn Chndini double pia~s
stewart % Quinn Jewell 70 More.
house 70 fScobar. time OF game. os
umpires Cole and Sene2ieh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

Coast Box Scores

1s~sfss rzafhes NstlszEH fea4axs
ssssehess ~ NeaHMsszssF NsHfFn J 3
fe=ss - y Ss4 of Nr~esfue -
4 nstfs44ra fnes fssne Asar~e sff
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ress~ssssssAs to <es~zsfus n RtfsHess
A fssss { ssfatt nsst. ~ ~F%slttsfs
~ nHvp z aiess 4 n&~HN an hAim ~Ff
~xsss@~ 4 HTneHn . srft 81 tA=~ss
We'll 800 Z NnH rfrze y fN<sNess
hs4 ttsFsNatas MrfAsnasn snieeiN
runs esttAa IN Netkrtn fses.sss=tf
Neznrf NcfeNnait tsershelsts s3Tfss
ftet Haassn sfrs~n nAss rh&n
aeuhts pls8 hcsnrs u NT1eouata
psecexF = cazsesi - Gray tlsnf
. - ssngifsa N4sA ara ssss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Taconnans
Scalped
By lnjuns
Opening Closh In
Series Dropped by
Score OF 3 10 :

spnAsn*s fnaasns shsxx~a me
esH sas ard ~sssss hAh ara ls~
last nsshs NJ Atha~sse rers ~ wsth
stand The FIRST assault against
ther ~.xsse ~~ss~ssnsp ~ sh<
Tiger
The reiams rar4>~x s~s -
~st~ tse~s. s~ei"ss~s . fsss~
rs> swss nv ssv-~sa .sesp~s. 80
s~s~ss ss~ h.s~ es~s. ~ a
m = gs~s~ ss~t ga. ess~A
h~fssf 10 watch thas IN s~sse
srase~t~..
ksfs fs#<-s eas fhs stetsm ~
M sfsssssr hating aynsrsis~ Tvs
fnsssas shels~a Rim an ina ncard
IN the seventh mnsns. ~Fh~e ny
sssi,ess shs~e cf sAesr s~~nns~ss ray
n~s-xhsni Finished ~ ,he r,r~s.
Until ths mvrnth fs.me, tbs
xsms wss ssxhs. thrsEnns. crsmsues
18th suspense Tsc@rsa ssnv~a avn
. fan IN th< s~erna Enrsae ls.ss~y I
hnnef ti.a the rcans m ~ fsstth
ara IRE INDIANS ssvpp~a saa N
front nv sasisses t~n rms IN I'M
frh nut the Tigers rsms f~ck
IN tnesr rcftlcn ~ tns fsrh N ~
ths coart
rN~~ s~~~ ~ .~ye.ssi the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

SEATTLE a quartet 81 csh-
fornia PLAYERS pe; TODAY n IN.
a,x, go. ...,-s,. =. -. w.s
- -, -,
IS 'e.' g INNS '' 70 " ''''
Helen earley 81 Sacramento one
Of the Journeys outstanding COM
petitnrS was n,ttea Asa1pu Oar.
othy Head Of Alameda in the girls
singles finale while two Los An
Eelcs entrants Buige Patty ana
John Howard squared OF in the
junior mems Singles
Mis-. .srae, Won final,
berth nv acsr.,,rr ao.pr
Brooke u santa Monica, Cab.
by default. Nsss Brooke saf-
fcred = k-ee taiars hu, was
beiscs~d rt FOR tou.rro~s
fsssi IN I've scmens sinries,
wh~n sfe wtfi again meet Miss
curses.
Tn last Northwest entry In the
o,,4s, .sneAa, ~. 60. :, ~.
NJ a.'oheP VI -
conaa--~'as eliminated ny Miss
Head 60 So IN ~. ..,,,a- esnal.
~.
fattN, Class OF the stinfsa ENTREES.
defeated Irving Parker of Los An
eso,o. s go An. -. A.
i'o~nfa y"
feated jim Brink. left handed
Seattle prenster "a Is 60
In the loaeest usattA ~ the
-. 40.
wv """e> ten" ~
Dsek bnn~ett Tacoma. ard
Dca l.ruSs pcrttarS th,c.,,..a
shsrms Hunt AND Hsr"n fax~
Of seattle. Ia. 81 ga.
IA "a
~" -.
panne,, - 80. -, -.
aHo 1--WE r"'e'"o 'ne
ilnais, where they VIII run M to-
morrow aoalrS, .Ieck C,,,,ey Sac.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

Runs responsible tor Os.eI :
prysnt : struck out by OiNe,
prvsnf !. bases on balls OIL eRi, -. :
Prvant I passed oslis haoss' 49,
has hit. Oliver tEo-osef
rtts cosearart ,. Oliver. pese-sen
Iohnson. runs ostted 10. Co~csfsri Z
petersen 3. Wilson. Williams. Lase, ,.
Ne, a stolen base. Reese. ooupIs
49, stsmper 70 Mcknight % heese
I'm, OF game. Ala. umplreA. Ia
haush and Clarke
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

Runs Fsspoasihse for Gonzales
Nungrf , struck ant b. GonHalrs =
Muneef 4 bssrs on balls or Nune4f
a passed bali AununHio l~fs %
haSes Portland Sacramento = tecs
hs=r hits Armada ucr9sfTNFn Nan.
hsffHd RI Williams trrdertek Nns
nunrio double pisYs ccnass - Ma.
shaii 20 Frcdcfick : iAks - tsrtik -
OsrndnWski tinsr ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Seattle Boy BrutallY
Beaten in Is Rounds


rony xe<s rugged ehsn and hctv and his far superior
fighting hr.rt combined WITH rar n heavy st< sealed
the aoen az Al Hnnsak mdd<wwswht champion II the
wrFh last night
Reture neariv fkoen FARE ~hN raa me neat strn II
SIT 60 ei ssrerns W r~rus fhs ndiswA steel NH pud
ar whHckrd the se~ssee into ths t II rounds in the
Seattle civic stadium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

Losing pitcher 1NSgpin FnRinss
pitched BY 1airpin 2 AZ bat OF
Turpin IS. hifa uff 1urrin : runs
scored. OFT INgrpin q runs rcrpansinie
Tor 7Mrpin ! salyvson ktfact cut.
by T,arpin ,. seiv-son ? hsses on
balls OF rurpan q two-hs~ hits.
Chr3stoN LYMAN Lawrence fuhys
runs batsea IN luhy. Dunn a sAcri-
fices. Gyseiman Ambrose stolen
base Lyman dsubfr plays W Raj
Lyman 70 Dunn. time, I a. umpircs.
Hooa ana FnTein
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

NV ttsHS-~Ioe asnissi. iiirs
lsssiing ss.@Fna ssinss IN shs Ma.
sionsi ssassas sst Fan. sssssss
slbsshsr he'll ~ shss 70 play attn
ths ch5rsgo ssMrs nsst s@@ssss
N.1 dins.s attn an lnssrxne. sssn.
pssy A.. ,sa pressing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Ml The
Iz!la4.1;.,s


Y1@rtHipAfs RESULTS
Chicago ~. i8rn4aiyn :
M fosae 3.h. Philadelphia Ia
fisstoa = C1uslanati
NsN Yofb a, ptts#bufgh =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

struck QUA. ~ Haff~n = Hshmidi
3 bases on Rails. on narf~il off
ectmidt . NJ on eassa rgtlsnd
II sacramento > suo-ba~ hiis
pFrure@ssf AefAhsli HFown. Nrieh
ssnlsn hsre simsaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

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= uu~s~. ~ t~ss N. s~~~
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49, ouDue 500 . evunnu1
- n.eunnn ps~~s - wssvs~u
ms~ooNsey.
Asd .ry 80 wso wsIss NTH
ss~s<sAtes - actually fears So
erp>s sr~sss~ty IN Ne p~rsme&ns
nss<sl = . nse.s..sF aay what
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fNs nr~~ sxca~nEss w~v~ sssfs.
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sfth
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s6swss. ~ peaches s..ia ~ tks
~ itm. isth~a Newer mash ~
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ass~r~~s Ne hs<~ms = fair target
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Il
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~ith ss~r sna shs<s s~sssf
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sna srss~m-a In asfsss~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

rHHfEnDAfN nGHtsIs
fDstroit 4 fszsxisn .
~ Louis . fsnila<islphla :
sex ysFk -. cleveland q.
chleags .. Washington 1
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Overnight Entries and Selections

Here are the overnight entries
and selections for Sunday al Long
acres:
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PACIFIC coAsr lTAovs

LAST shssfJ-s n9stlTn
Oskisrsd q s~1tsss .
sstsemsaso Ell. Fsstisna IA
s.n Fv.Hssso ia Lns An
Fss@s 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22

Ilo~las psffhsf nsnst,i fuAinss
pfta is~d ~ Aenttt - fstaaA -
A. ba, OF Bessefsi ~ fsslsr y hise.
or poisffsl FNilun : fssns Eccf<=t.
OF nsssrttl : rs1ns resfsoneEhss Enf
uahnnn ncuetti a stFu~s otas ~
Gibson Fhnmss base On balls.
of otsaan nouesta i~ft ~ ce~s
San frenciaso = les Ans~sv~ nf1nas
runs. MAYO tsoahnes Alta neffssf
Cssisns. ansFn runs estscs IN MARI
4 F~fnAnacs tsnnfues ftf@an =
nnim sss4sfircs WRIGHT t.ssffnF
sinsIifs niAs Fsiion - tshrstt - tssi ;
line tisns 2 % asnnsfwN FAnhinx
M" ''e'Nn e~-r,ra o.w.,
san frkncirfa 80 osn @pA
Ira Aftsflet ..-. nnn Nv
Fru~sfs and tsensre Fintvs nsfty
taf ana sciYh
Cairo vna xssh. time rssw
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sesrrth Hse. f'tH- 81 7"o 3
,sar oidp snd 40. hanstiosp. ] miis
preusftssn hsGieNpfs
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FIRST Rar~ Purse $500. Swear
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WARDROBE. late style walnut, $40; bu-
rean. So; lady's desk. $3.50; radio. S5;
81 sos.s sa@De s4a ..sh sc Mas
tags S44 each Thors $2S EACH. All COM
1ssr Dfts yaesebos With sf DumP hose Also many
LECTION Of. Of makes and models in the city.
PANS shep beA1 lois ell sh HeDnS' g. na dsGs Pas
WASHING MACHINE, electric porcelain
nnG TUB; Wrinser type; a. C, $40. 1914 N.
WASHING MACHINEs-Reouilt and used
MI In sood easy copssn pam and
j. c. Harding '''I co 517 1oth nstniens ST. nW terms
SsSScr W;AasiHTzNdToNs ;aiT iAFeEsE sEieHlE AFPEi4
dreds Of standard makes Of washing ma
chlnes that we are sacrificing at real low
prices. We have brand new washing ma
we have cut the prices 50'o off list prices.
Used WESTINGHOUSE, General Electric, "A. B.
Gi Easy as MsStaG Norse Thor and others
as 81 90 weekly e., Unusual liberal trade-in
1'Nl- ATLAS 1AL9n APPLIANCE CO.,
ENTIRE IRE. BUILDING, 9"1 G ST. NV
DIST. 3I3I Open Ewes until . PM
WICKER wi saIs ssET.Retiring; ,' will sell wicker
m s sell 4aas sor ADAMS sGq AsS ,s
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WOODWORKING SHOP EQUIPMENT,
amateur, complete from lathe to drill
press; Will sell at sacrifice; no separate
pieces sold. Georgia 3463 ID.
ns YOUTH BED, practically new; cost $40
apic' Randolph 0s29 before $40 pm
FOR SALE-,Typewriter plenty of them
sH1o phor ,or caSh only must move at once.
FOR SALE, Burroughs calculator late
n0del: RNyql rfoh1
Dealer safe1ns Ct thei ere real buys cash only
MR.. GREEN SAYS
Now that Won, have read about all the
wonderful "talk-of-the-town'' BARGAINS,
SoME GO NJ in IN ard be be eonyineed that because
and an s1t, hsSayss your terms will be srrsneed
sreat is GOOD. GREEN fHHNSFGH FuRNifURE 5Soo 5SSo
Georeia ave. Georgia 2223.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Three-riece living suite nnholstsred for
S45; covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
ana LA izsss FeANcE
=2u2 l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA lO17c
=, PRE.INVENToRY CLEARANCE
Floor Models; New, repossesesed and
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES.
S,onr. e.. "asEer with pump $50 90
Msyto, o re Washer $3.50
soDunp PUMP $500
Noroe Wahhnti Win pump ------- S}4 90
io3ae u uMaSriei WIN pump S34 90
burners ESQ m
1879 Westinghouse range. 4 burn o'"o
W., elS no;,,, - $50 90
Motorot' otti' ItHse . burners ---- $50 90
Srnoii o.a @ iauio' tlme tuning $50 90
1oIn unlS 3autoS $500 up
r,r;,ta. GieaileT - S3o. 90
- n q aai i. iioo[ Waxer $1,000
ri ~ 81 ettStilc motors a. c.------ S25 90
Tiao.i- .e!eClfic ironer ----- $50 GO
RattIa REtIIItic Iafm lghtlng plant 500
DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO..
1905 Wisconsin, Ave W. ,n,',,
Evening star., 1940-01-14

NICELY FURN. ROOM, next bath; adult
family of three Chest. Obj.
1906 PARK RID. NW-Neat Ink room.
Frigidaire. next semi-bath; 2 exposures;
81 so $50.
Evening star., 1940-01-14

PIANO--If you have an old upright or
player you're not using why not let us call
for it? We will give you a credit good
now or in the future on any piano, radio
or musical instrument in our store. Natl.
413O Kitt'S 1870 G. st
Evening star., 1940-01-14

1850 WISCONSIN AVE-A comfortable.
warm room, with atmosphere: next to bath:
Housekeeping privileges: prefer a business
Evening star., 1940-01-14

y 18th ST. NE.-Well-furnlshed bedroom,
private apt; kitchen privileges: cmplo ed
women Sl5-S2u. Lincoln Sna5-J
5oG 1th ST. NE-Seeping rooms single
and double: / with porch. Also nom
housekeeping apt. newly decorated.
Evening star., 1940-01-14

PIANOS-Repossessed Spinet pianos, Will
transfer account for small balance due to
responsible party; also few floor samples
greatly reduced. Open evenings Lester
Pianos, Inc. l23l G st. NV. District 1924.
Evening star., 1940-01-14

PIANOS-We have several used Steinway
grands in practically new condition that
can be purchased at worthwhile reductions
from the original prices. Very easy terms.
Natl 413O Kitt's. 133O G St
Evening star., 1940-01-14

50 GALLATIN ST NW.-Master bedroom.
private shower unlim. phone: II block TO
express bus; 81 week double. Geo, 25GT.
164D NEWTON ST. NW.-sinsle room
very large; unlim phone beside dorble
bed, plenty heat hot water; ! hk. cars
and 10Th ST. bus Columbia rM1N.
Evening star., 1940-01-14

$3.50 ST. NW-Front basement rm ..
3 windows. fireplace. pvt bath with tub
and shower: pvt. entrance.
Evening star., 1940-01-14

1927 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Nicely furnish
ed 2nd-foor room. next bath, c.h.w.: pri.
vate home. Adams 34S2.
Evening star., 1940-01-14

PIANO slightly used Wurlitzer small size
mahogany baby grand. S245; Co. of
the latest models. almost like new: very
easy terms new-pano guarantee. Natl
413O. Kits l330 G ST.
Evening star., 1940-01-14

with refined girl; inner-spring next to
bath. l4lO M ST. NV. Apt. 3o6.
MT PLEASANT. 3234 Walbridge pl--
Large room. private shower. in modern
home; recreation room: garage. Adams
Evening star., 1940-01-14

1861 HARVARD ST NV single rm :
new pvt home: new furniture; nr. 10th
St embassy section 3 lines of transp.
references
Evening star., 1940-01-14

DOWNTOWN. 929 G st. n.w.-Meta's Beau
ty Salon, clean quiet, front; new bed:
newly dec: pvt. bath: lady 81.
Evening star., 1940-01-14

53l4 KANSAS AVE NV - Desirable
large front room private bath chw
suitable for I or .; transp. at door.
1907 ST. NV Downtown-Large we'll
furnished room, private bath; clean in a
Well-kent home
Evening star., 1940-01-14

40 INGRAHAM ST NW-Master bed
room in gentle home; pvt bath. . closets;
S25 single. $50 double; express bus / blk.
RandolDh 1000