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He has a very human side that is
charming. I think he will make a
great campaign and a splendid
President"
Not to be outdone, Mr.. Willkie
had this to say of the Senator:
He is a very delightful gentle
man. He insisted his farm in Ore
gon is the best in the country. ]
proved to him mine in Indiana are
the best"
Republican members of the Senate
and House rallied enthusiastically
around the Willkie- -McNary ticket
at an informal dinner at the Willard
last night, at which Senators Taft
of Ohio and Vandenberg of Michi-
gan-two prominent contenders for
the nomination-sat near Mr.
Willkie.
Taft COngratulates Willkie.
Senator Taft. his nearest rival in
the Philadelphia balloting, congrat-
ulated Mr.. Willkie and told him
that in the assembled lawmakers he
had before him an enthusiastic, in
telligent group of real workers.
Senator Vandenberg good-na-
turedly recalled that he had pre-
dicted his own nomination on the
sixth ballot. AS it turned out he
had the right ballot but the wrong
name, he said, and added an in
dorsement of the convention S
choice.
Senator McNary said the fact that
he and his running mate had never
met until yesterday was the greatest
compliment that could be paid Mr..
Willkie, because it showed he was
not lobbyist.
Others who spoke briefly were
Representatives Halleck, Short of
Missouri, Otter of Pennsylvania
Rogers of Massachusetts,, Hor-
ton of Wyoming. Barton of New
York and Englebright of California
and Senators Townsend of Della
ware and Bridges of New Hampshire.
In Publicity Spotlight.
For three hours after he landed
at Washington Airport, from New
York yesterday, Mr.. Willkie was
treated to the spotlight of publicity
that surrounds public life in Wash
ington. At the airport he faced a
battery of news reel men, still
cameras, reporters and radio an
nouncers, who held microphones in
his path as the cameras clicked.
Surrounded by a group of House
and Senate Republicans, he was
greeted by Representative Horton,
who welcomed him and expressed
hope he would return to the Capt.
tai later. Mr.. Willkie rose to the
occasion with this response:
'Oh, We'll be down here together
for eight years"
Then he adroitly worked in a
reference to the third term prece-
dent. which will be an issue if
President Roosevelt runs again, by
adding, "only eight years, Frank"
Escorted to the Willard by a
police motorcycle squad, Mr.. Willkie
was in his room taking a shower
when Senator McNary arrived to
meet him. After they had con-
ferred on campaign plans the two
Republican nominees were taken in
hand by the cameramen for their
first pictures together.
With huge American flag for a
Evening star., 1940-07-09

by former States Attorney James H.
Pugh and Donald Bowie, attorneys
for the suspended officers, and 1t was
requested that the vacancy be filled
from the list.
Mr.. Pugh and Mr.. Bowie were
present when the commissioners
named Mr.. Smith, and, while the
Rockville attorneys name was not
on the list they submitted to the
commissioners, they told newspa-
permen 'Mr. Smith is highly salts
factory to U.S."
1t was recalled today that in 1885
when Mr.. Smith was serving on
the Police Court bench and Mr..
Thompson was Rockville town
policeman, the latter issued several
tickets for overtime parking against
Mr.. Smith.
For several days the jurist refused
to take any action regarding the
tickets, but finally posted $3.50 COL
lateral and elected to forfeit.
On several occasions thereafter
the judge declared five-minute re-
cesses in Police Court proceedings,
declaring:
"I've got to go out and move my
car"
The group proposed by the attor-
neys included Circuit Court Judges
Charles w. Woodward and Stedman
Prescott, former County Commits
sioner Robert D. Hagner, Julian B.
Waters, J. Vinson Peter, Thomas
Garrett, Fred L. Lutes, John j. Do
Ian. the Rev. Ralph D. Smith and
the Rev. j. Wesley Lotus.
Many Character Witnesses.
1t was said that defense counsel
has summoned IS character wit
nesses to testify for Sergt. Jones,
among them Joseph B. Simpson, jr.,
who as counsel to the county COM
missioners is charged with the duty
of prosecuting cases before the trial
board.
In addition, seven character wit
nesses have been called to testify
for Policeman Peter and II for Po-
liceman Thompson.
Evening star., 1940-07-09
German Shot. Down in Britain
Cowed by Housewives Frown

and walked up to the man. I felt
tiny beside him" She said the Ger
man must have been at least 6 feet
tall.
But I could see he was terrified.
He looked green"
She said when she first looked
at the German she thought he was
unarmed-but when she reached
him she saw he had a pistol.
She pointed to the gun and de-
manded:
II want it."
She got it. And after that she
marched him off to await the
police.
Evening star., 1940-07-09
German Planes Raid
Wide Area in Britain,
Leaving Two Dead
Former Chief Of English
Naval intelligence Seized
In Fascist Roundup
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 9.-At least two
persons were reported killed and a
number injured in widespread Ger
man aerial raids over England,
Scotland and Wales last night and
today.
A lone German dropped a load of
BOMBS on Welsh town this after
noon, killing at least two persons,
and injuring others.
British and German planes fought
an air battle over Southeastern
England this afternoon Empty
machine-gun cartridges fell like
hail on the town over which the
battle was fought The raiders flew
westward over another town before
the British drove them off to the
south.
One German Plane Damaged.
Earlier raids, the Ministry of
Home Security said, caused "a few
casualties" but mo damage of any
consequence" One German plane
was reported badly damaged.
Gn Berlin the high command
said the air force bombs had hit
shipyards at Tevonport, Oil tanks
at Ipswich and elsewhere, ex-
plosive plants at HarWich, chem
ical plants in Dillingham; and a
cruiser, destroyer and five
merchantmen in the English
Channel and North Sea-
The night raids started with
stab at the eastern and southern
coasts of England and Northeast
Scotland, where bombs damaged
some buildings in districts near the
coast.
One German raider dropped in
cendiary bombs in Southeast Eng
land, starting several roof fires that
were extinguished by air raid war;
dens.
Nine Planes Over Scotland.
Five or six persons were injured
Slightly when bombs were dropped
on a second Welsh town. A British
fighter chased the attacker off
toward the sea.
The German planes flew over
Southeast Scotland, dropping in
cendiary bombs. A communique
said these bombs were quickly
dealt with" by air raid precautions
services and damage was slight. A
few casualties resulted. One of the
raiding planes was reported to have
been damaged so badly it was un-
likely to reach its base.
British fighting planes intercepted
German raiders off the southeast
coast this afternoon and were re-
ported to have driven them off
after an air battle.
British Fascist Leader Seized.
Meanwhile, Britains defense reg
nlations net enmeShed Brian Bernard
Carroll, 81, treasurer of the British
Union of Fascists, and Admiral Sir
Barry Domvile, former director of
British naval intelligence, and Lady
Domvile.
They were arrested last night and
Admiral Domvile, who retired in
1896, was taken to Brixton Prison
and his wife to Holloway Prison.
Admiral Domvile, 81, was chair
man of the pro-German organiza-
tion known as The Link" dissolu-
tion of which was announced some
time ago.
He was frequent guest of Ger
man Nazi leaders-tWice of Adolf
Hitler himself. He was in Germany
last year only a month before war
broke out.
Evening star., 1940-07-09
New Industries SOUGHT

Sales of its products and pur-
chases of needed goods from Europe
being badly disturbed by the war,
Brazil is seeking new markets and
considering the establishment of new
industries.
Evening star., 1940-07-09

Italy has banned the importation
OF coffee by parcel post.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
Russia And
 United States Get Together

WASHINGTON = Immediate resumption of diplomatic talks between the United States and Soviet Russia, interrupted by the recent visit of Premi=r Molotof to Berlin to talk with Hitler. is disclosed by the State Depart ment.
 A meeting took place between Soviet Ambassador Oumansky and Under Secretary of State Sumner Welles.
 It was the first conference sch eduled between the United Stat es and Russia, stopped shortly before Molotoff went to Berlin.
 The conference is interpreted by Well-informed sources as a sign that Molotoffs Berlin visit has not impaired negotiations in progress here for several months looking toward a general inn provement in RuSso-American re lations.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
Pope Urges Warning Nations To Declare Christmas Truce As Heavy
 Inroads Are Made British Shipping
24OOO Tons of Shipping Over Weekly Average Are
 Sunk During Week Ending November "A

taneously or by mutual accord, that no new bloodshed may not disturb or miserably extinguish the heavenly joy of that hour
 On'y last week Churchill re j-cted the suggestion in the House of Commons that an at tempt be made to arrange for a Christmas truce.
 The London Admiralty ack- noWledged that g merchant ships totalling 87OO0 tons were sunk by enemy action" in the week ending Nov mber 24, or 24,000 tons above the weekly av- craze since the start of the war.
 The British naval spokesman admitted it was "serious men, see but as a nation we can talk the knocks"
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
Anthony Eden Gives Britain New Warming

LONDON, Nov.-ANthony Ed e1 told the House of Commons that defense of the British Isles will be even more important next year than when invasion threatened last summer.
 I'd n told the House of Com mons: "The danger of invasion is not less. The German armies are still massed behind the chan 'el ports in Flanders. Hitler is not likely to forget that the de .en3a of London is tn: great blot iron h:s march of conquest. As l9~g as London stands unconquer ed the gains he has won else where are in great and growing jeopardy"
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
Japs Jail A m erIcanS S As Spies

FONGKONG, Nov A Domei dispatch from Hanoi charged the U. s. Consular Service was di- recting a "s-lf-admitted espion- age upon Japanese military estab lishments' in French Indo-China
 Domei alleged that Charles Reed, U. s. Consulate in Hanoi, announced he had directed Am erican n wspapers to photograph the Japanese military depot Nov ember 25.
 Newspaperman Melville Jac- oby and Vice Consul Robert Lin den were arrested and handed ov-r to French gendarmes.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
New Air Base On Pacific

WASHINGTON Secretary oi Navy Frank Knox announced the Navy Department will devel op a $3,50OOO0 air base at Tongue Point, Oregon.
 The Secretary said this will in clude an airfeld and other fac ilities on the promonotory ex- tending out in the Columbia Riv- CT for three miles, northeast of Astoria.
 The airfeld will be under the command of Lieutenant Com mandsr George Hasselman, now stationed at Seattle
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04

UNDATED, Dec. 3 (P) - The Pope urged that the warning na tions observe a Christmas truce and keep ths "clash of arms from drowning out the anvil chorus of peace" Even as the appeal went out, the Germans announced that Nazi U-boats yesterday sank l8 ships totaling 148,000 tons and probably two others totaling 16.000 tons, in slashing new in roads on Britain's vital sea-borne commerce.
 Simultaneously the Mckay ra dio in New York picked up a dis tress call saying that the steamer Salvonia was being attacked by plane about 300 miles due west of the Irish coast.
 The Pope asked that the bellig erents call Yuletide truce "spon
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
Treasure Island
 To be Transferred

SAN FRANCISCO - Plans for the transfer of Treasure Island 10 tha Navy Department were reported speeding up following word from San Francisco Mayor Rossi now in Washington.
 Rossi said he had reached a near agreement with Navy offic ials over some of the questions of the transfer and was optomis- tic for an immediate agreement.
 Final transfer of the island will also require the approval of the San Francisco utilities com mission and the state legislature
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04

es and two cruisers were destroy ed by an Italian sub at Suda Bay on the Greek island of Crete.
 In the Atlantic, the German command said a lone wolf U-boat sank six British armed merchant ships totaling 31,00O tons. Long range German bombers roved out over the Atlantic 250 miles northwest of Ireland to sink a 4900 ton British cargo vessel.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
FRENCH OFFICIAL SMACKED IOWA GIRL IN EYE

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26 - The French Vice Consul at San Francisco, Paul Bibily, was free of a battery charge today in con nection with a black eye suffer ed by a young woman. The Wo- man, 22-y-ar-old Pearl Alice, said that the Vice Consul hit her when she said she was going back to Iowa. The court dis missed the charge after Miss Alice forgave Bibily but said she was still going back to Iowa.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
UNDATED, Dec. 4 (P) - 4

UNDATED, Dec. 4 (P) - An Athens dispatch said Greek shock troops battled their way to the outskirts of Porto Kedda on h Adriatic Sea and crushing new defeats were inflicted on the retreating Fascist columns.
 Along the mountain front, the Italian command said renewed attacks by numerous enemy for nations and considerable artil- lery preparation were held in check by tenacious resistance"
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
Italians Report Destruction British
 Warships While German Sub Sinks
 6Armed Merchant Ships In Atlantic

UNDATED, Dec. 4 .P) - Rome and Berlin Nazis reported sharp new blows against Britain's sea power. German airmsn said they bombed Birmingham in an over night attack and set 25 big fires raging in the English industrial center.
 MuSSolini'S command sa d three British Warships were tor pedoed by Fascist torpedo plan
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
PICKPOCKET ROBS GRANT JACKSON OF WALLET

SEATTLE, Dec. 4 lH) - C. R. Jackson, Nome banker, lost $500 while visiting Santa Claus" Seat tie headquarters. Jackson stood at the toy department of a down. town store and watched the chil dren enjoy the toys. A pickpock- ct removed his wallet containing currency and some important pa pers while the banker watched the youngsters, Jackson told the police.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
N 0 T I C E

The Pioneers of Alaska IglOO No. l will hold their regular meeting on Wednesday, Decem- Der 4th at 8 pm. at the Odd Eel lows Hall. Nomination of officers will be held and all members are urged to attend.
 Wm. J. MalOney, Secty.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
ROYALTY OMITTED IN NORWEGIAN PRAYER

OSLO, Norway = The Royal House and the storthing (parlia- menD are things of the past sc far as prayers in Norwegian churches are concerned.
 Lutheran Bishops of Norway have be n vested with power by 5he government to devise new Common Prayer in which King and Congress will be omitted.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
Greeks Infict Crushing Defeats Retreating Italians
Greeks Reach Outskirts Of
 ! orto Edda

UNDATED, Dec. 3 lPy - An Athens dispatch said that Greek shock troops were seeking to crush or trap the last Italian armies in southern Albania and have drivsn the Fascists back past Porto Edda, about IS miles nside of A bania.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
Nazis Pass London To Bomb Bristol

UNDATED, Dec. 3 (F) - Hit ler's planes passed London entire ly from dusk to dawn, concen- trating on the English w-st coast port of Bristol, the chief port of entry for U. s. war supplies, in a six-hour assault and left trail of destruction.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04
RAF Bombers to On Far
 ranging g Forays

UNDATED, Dec. 3 (P)-British bombers in Arranging night raids struck at Naples; August, the Fascist naval base at Sicily; and pounded the German U-boat base at Lorient on the French coast while other planes roved up the Norwegian coast The Lon don ar ministry said they bomb ed an enemy supply ship, hit an other and set fire to the wharVeS on Feje Island.
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SOURDOUGH STATIONERY

Write to your friends and rela lives on the Outside, using Sour ough Stationery. They'll get a big sick out of it.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-04

Greeks reported smashing along their entire asserting they destroyed along River M the famed Facist Centaur division crumbled Italian wing
 Italians a the vicinity the Voousa M arrow,
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APARTMENTS OUT oE TOWN
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

OCEAN CITY, N. J-sECoND-FL. APT. 8
oedrooms $3.50 for season. 236 Central
ave. Owner on premises
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save! Used 4S-bass Bertini, $3.50; used
l2Q-bass Hohner. $50 so: used 120-bass
Galantl sos; used 120-baSs Soprani, $780,
new l20-hass accordions. with one, two
terms. Republic 1890 The Piano Shop,
101h 9TH st
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BASEMENT ROOM, single beds. bath;
cooking privileges; suitable 2 or 8 men.
1410 Crittenden st. NV. RIA. 0162.
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. goth
and sts u.w.--1 room, kit dinette pvt
bath; day. So | or 2 persons; week, SIS:
month $50 Full service. Frigidaire:
nicely turn Natl 5425,
DETACHED HOME, PVT. APIS OR
rooms, private bath. cleo reg. garage opt
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

The VIVIAN. 1928 @ ST n W. offers lovely
rated ara furn.' lnner-Sprine mattresses
venetian blinds. showers swItchbd elev
single. SO DO wkly up: dbles- SO 80 up
Lovely rooms newly decorated, running
water inner-Spring mattresses; singles. SIS
up: dOub.. 81 Up; showers; elnY
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3 LARGE ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH. REAR
porch, oil heat. gas refg. and gas range;
garage; storage space. pol Lee highway,
Falls Church, Va.
934 PHILADELPHIA AVE, SILVER
Sprlng-Large, spacious apt, rooms. kit.
bath, c.hw.; price, S55. Shepherd 1926.
1855 N. BUCHANAN ST. ARLINGTON,
Va.-2 rms, kit and bath, in private
home: private entrance; utilities incl;
SIS WK-FUR. SEMI-BAsE., 2 r, K. 3.
S7.15 wk-Unfur, LIST fl, 2 rms, k, b.
S45 mo.-Unfur., entire End f., gas, cleo.
BOSS REALTY. Not Sunday. CHI. 5977.
5 ROOMS, DEN, COMPLETELY FURN.:
a mi; pvt. entrance, garage. 626 26th
st. s., Arlington, Va. Jackson 1534-W
= BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished apis; pvt. entrance; morning or
evening, Temple 1925; during day. Brad.
ley ANTIQUE Shop, Cameron and Fairfax SITS.
ARLINGTON : ATTRACTIVE MODERN
screened porch. $3.50. rms and porch.
CHAMBERS AND TALLMAN.
1919 Wilson Blvd. oxford 1900. .
VA = UNFURN., LIVING
room, bedroom. dinette, kitchen and bath.
janitor service; $50 month. CHI. ala. Sc
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HOUSES UNFINISHED.

wARDMAN PARK SECTION, 2e26 asth
st, w-Immediate possession: rooms,
o bnd asnns saFs eompsts n Sts
ton: 500 m nou Co es9se ie7s. n0uSe conan
4531 ILLINOIS. AVE, PETwoRTH-8
redecor.: $3.50. OWNER. Go. 4eis. A,'
1925. SOUTHERN AVE. S.E-MoDERN
Oct. 6 room and bath brick house oil heat;
nep de Oh afse
frserston: nodefsts rent st pireetio ana out
stanley St; block to Southern ave
1928 WINDOW PL. NV ROOMS AND
2 baths; call Emerson 1883 between and
BETHESDA COLONIAL GRIN. BRICK.
nm. bungalow. $50. owner, wi: 5161-J.
SHEyY o cH HAS .,I p cmII ROOMS
r. reg GoRpoN I427 0P Eye st. n p pT 5aS6.
NEARBY vA.-6. ROOMS, az BATHS:
also rooms and l bath: once also open
s. s. n pm DISHES S9Heos saso GORDON 1927 Eye
BETHESDA MD;a1DETACHEp BRICK
aVs1@fi1i hf Suc Hiiis 'Fs NJ
sIx-RoOM HOUSE MODERN 1888 Mill.
tary I'd. NV. Call at house.
1922 CORBIN ST. N.E-ATTRACTIVE St
floor apt. 3 rooms, kitchen, use of bath;
heat, gas. cleo. incl; $40 mo. WASH
INGTON HOUSING CORP. 931 II st. NV.
MA 1870. y.
ALEXANDRIA COLONIAL HOME, 8
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incl. garden, grape arbors. 200 Duke ST.
Oil EYE ST NE-NEAR SCHOOL, AND
pnl at,sol Gos rms. b" h-wh,. cleo. S3s.
CLEVELAND PARK, 3419 PORTER ST.
n.w.-Semi-det. z rms, kitchen bath.
screened porches hot-water heat base.
ment and garage: $50 mo. Inspection by
appointment WASHINGTON HOUSING
CORP, 931 st. NV. Ma. 1871.
4436 RESERVOIR RID, FOxHALL WI.
lase-6 rooms. redecorated cleo. refe.
large back yard. garage: $40 mo. AID. lS46.
Continued on Next Psso.f
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
CONTINUED }

PETWCRTH 754 Rock Greek Church I'd
Newly decorated and furnished; twin beds
inner-springs: excellent transportation: S4
to 50 per wk. See evenings and Sundays.
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Beautiful corner. 2 large rooms kit.
modern and built-in furniture that has
9 Heyer been installed before, Free parking.
See these. One of the best locations in
CITY, at Rock Creek Park. between Taft and
the new Calvert st. Bridges. 2410 Goth
ST. NV. Resident manager
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

NEW HOME, 2 BEDROOMS AND DEN.
exceptionally large living room; lot 55xl50;
SIS. WI. 560s.
BETHESDA. MD-DETACHED BRICK OF
5 rooms and bath; Frigidaire, automatic
TRANSFORMATIONS: beautifully furnished; $50
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, ME. 1143. 1882
st. NV.
ALEXANDRIA, ,a17 $. ROYAL sT-RE;
bedrms., baths: library, a hreplac asni ss.
garden. OWNER, Ma. 1895, RIA. 2717.
DETACHED-37th ST RMS. WELL
furn y oWENs PEE REAE Ef5 NE sfRt' o sss:
5341 BROAD BRANCH RID. Nw.-ExCEL-
lent location: detached: trees, shrubbery:
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BEVERLY HILLS, IN ALExANDRIA-a
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With attrac. lawn, rock garden and ter
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7oRGEToWN-7- RMS (4-6 B.R.l. 3
SIS mo. MIR GILL Ma. 0is5, BIZ a51.
5 ROOMS, . BATHS, SCREENED PORCH.
fi s pMu 6uilt,in garage l0e fare; S57 SO.
Hillside 0543-M, before pm.
FOXHALL VILLAGE-INSULATED NEW
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COUPLE TO SHARE HOME IN BRENT
phone Warfeld 1440.
GEORGETOWN SECTTON-SMAIlL, COM
Portable fort o-rm;. bath; IN quiet section
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CHEVY CHASE-IMMEDIATEL AVAIL
able for lease, practically new. z rms, ga
baths, built-in gar, maids rm. WI. 1874
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s s2s l lsI ST Ki ,7ga sTgpIo
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f., 3 ige. rms. bath. cleo. refg.: $50;
ouet. refined adults only. AID. 291s.
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN. BATH. FRIGID-
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eo2 ONTARIO APTs.-ATTRACTIVELY
bed; avail. 3 mos: references. CO. $500.
1910 INGLEsIDE TER. NV. (BELoW
1 18Th and NsyssonoI2 rms sleeping porch,
CONTROVERSIES H ST. NV.
ATTRACTIVE living room. bedroom, bath.
exposures: bachelor. Apt 301. Summer
TnrEN GARDENS. 5000 TILDEN-DE-
lightful 7,r. apt; 8 exp; col, quiet: over
looks garden. park. EN-. 1927 or WO 1925.
1904 QUE ST. NV. Apt 800 RMS,
KIT. and bath, beautifully furnished rea-
2516 18th ST. NV. OVERLOOKING
city at Central High school,: 2 or 3 rms.
KIT cleo refrg.. pvt. bath; also smaller
18th 18th :. AND COLUMBIA Rp,,. l945 Bit
gas. cleo. refg. incl: s55 '0>'
ROOSEVELT HOTEL - SUBLET = COOL
apt z expos, living rm., bedrm., twin beds.
din. kit, bath; summer rates. Ext. 300.
WIND--vENTILATED BUILDING.
r.. Copiey Courts. 1914 18th st. NV
ns bstS fpRTnishsd large rms connset
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WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.