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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
STATE
EDITION
Axis Powers
To Be Deiied
Ships

WASHINGTON - Twenty.
seven u. \. merchant ships
are about 10 be sent into the
Red sea despite axis threats
TO sink thcm. II was learned
Friday. eoineldent with . new
German protest against ship
seizures here and another
speech BY . cabinet member
urging conveys.
These devsiopmsnls we're seeam.
panied ~ bitter dispute regarding
the extent 81 British shipping
los.es Congressional I.alstlanlsss
are suggesting that Great Britain
% someone u Withholding TIE
facts from The people of The United
States ~hlis ankink simultaneously
for more and mofs s<sistanes.
Amerioaa ship~ fitisK ~
Amessosa fiag ssd nsass>d ~
Americas crews ere ssp<elea
10 begin eaFsyisx wss no
terssis late ~ nea So fer
British ne withln ~ s~xi few
weeks. The tlnited Press VS.
Informed that s~s<s v>~s<is
have been Tentatively assigned
~ that service and thaf -
mass are b<inK sss>mbl<d f.s
similar duty under TIE lead
ir@se program.
frctsction u the ships and their
American ersws was reported un-
der consideration BY the state and
navy departments. ofssnl<atisn
of the munitions service 10 me Hs1
Zee IL by The martins eommlsslsn
President y sssesslil Lest
nsenih rsssk~a ne pfs<1.sss-
fiss whleh had sio<<d ihs Red
So 70 Am<sss.a skIppt6s -
. ssS xsae.
Ills revocation order founa that
the war IN East Africa nd sHdea
and that. therefore. 10 further res=
son existed for barring Amsflesu
vessels from that sfss
nut from Italy immediately
esnss thresis % sinh ve~><is
attempting ts essry mssiflsns
10 TIE British ~ thai route.
n IL assumed that munitions
technically would b. delivered %
Egypt. . noa-b~iligsfsHf. for de-
livery 10 British forces based On
Egyptian territory and slsswhsrs
IN Africa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

Ihe DAtterinH British attack IN
which more than 200 planes dump.
81 about 1000 tons Of bombs on
Hamburg. Bremen. Emden and
Berlin conceded with new blows
and counter blows On the war
front IN the Middls East. wlth ths
British reporting rapid progress
against pro-Fazl troops In Iraa.
The frAql were cleared off
the plateau from which they
had sheiIsd the r. A. y. air
base ~ HAbbssiya and sefs
pursued b. British impenals
toward BaghdaA
German and Italian planes
bombed the goez canal. reporting
that an attack Of several hours
had done. heavy damage 70 In
staiiations and railroads in the
area toward which ths axis cam
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Men Perform
For Army Head

fBy Tacoma Times staff writer
FORT LEWIS - The northern
wing of the Fourth Army. more
than $1,000 officers and men. plus
some 5000 mechanical units,
passed In review here Friday.
Dubbed the "three-star" review
because II was held for the benefit
of 1t Gen. John L. Dewitt, Fourth
Army commander and the only
three-star general on the Pacific
Coast. II was the largest held in
the Pacific Northwest since World
War I days.
2 Governors Attend
With Gen. Dewitt in a special
box for distinguished guests were
two governors b. Langlie
of Washington and Charles A
sprague Of Oregon.
Mounted at the head Of his
troops was Maj. Gen. Kenyon A.
Joyce, commander of the TX Army
Corps. which IL made up Of the 30
and 41st Divisions and more than
10000 special and non divisional
troops.
First In line came thu 41st ina
tional guard Division, with its
commander. Maj. Gen. George A.
White mounted in the lead. The
41st Is comprised Of men from
Washington. Orego Idaho. Mon
tana and Wyoming. II is frequent
ly called the ''Northwest's Own
Division"
Rock Of Marine"
Next came the Sd Irregular
army Division. II was led by its
commander, Maj. Gen. Charles =.
Thompson The Sd. commonly
called the Rock of the Marine
Division" IL famed for its dis
tinguished service in the first
World war
Non-divisional troops. including
the coiorful tank. cavalry and
muie-psck artillery units, brought
up the rear Of the parade. Over
head wheeled planes Of two OBJ
servstion squsdrons based at Cray
field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
|Acquii Epps
|0f Beer Sale

A jury IN Judge FRED q. Ne.
MAINS court decided late ThuFs-
day night 20 sequit Charles kpps.
sT.year-old EdEsweod tavern sp-
srator. on All counts charged
against him Of selling beer 70
mfnors
Epps wss tried for selling beer
10 i7.yssr-oid Lloyd Cooke. H..
and is.ysar-old Howard ffskanson.
who crashed their ear into = power
transmission pols . short distances
from ths tavern last ost 10 and
wers burned 10 death.
Tia jury u six men and slx
women elaborated from 4 until II
.. M. before n freed the sldsrly
tavern man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
OFFERS NEW ALIBI

OAkLAN Calif.-Rst tx
Termination Otto Forsberg pleaded
not guilty 70 a charge Of driving
while intoxicated here Friday. He
said ne was hoped up" on the
cyanide ne uses on the rats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
u. S. 10 Send Wheat
To Unoccupied France

WASHINGTON - French Am
basssdor Castor Hsnry-Haye re-
vesled Friday that the United
States has agreed 20 supply un-
occupied France with tao ship
loads of wheat monthly ~ long a
the present status Of the Yichy
government remains unchanged
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
President Recovering

" a , n y Q i q N-Pfesldent
Roosevelt. while continuing 10 re-
cover from a stomach disorder.
cancelled the senl-Weekly press
conference scheduled for FRIDAY.
The president previously cancelled
= week end trip to his Hyde Park,
y. Y, home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Norwegian Freighier
Aground Off California

SAN PEDRO. Caiif.-The Nor
wegian freighter Stranger ran
aground Friday on San Benito
island. $50 miles below here.
The coast guard cutter Hermes
was sent 10 the aid Of the vessel
which reported II was IN no i'm
mediate danger but needed help
81 once
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Tocomo Shipyord
Inspector jailed

SEATTLE - 4 justice court
complaint Friday accused George
Cleveland, zs-year-oId federal snip
inspector in Tacoma. q beng q
fugitive from a Downsgross, H..
morals charge.
Superior Judge Robert ~. Jones
refused 70 release Cleveland under
hzbeas corpus proceedings. cieye-
land was 10 city jail under 5000
bond. His attorney held he vas
being held illegally On a tele-
grspbed warrant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
|Langlie Meets
Opposition on
Spokane Trip

NFOHHNT = While 17aVTI7HIla77
Spokane Rspuhlle.ns fsrms1 :
..premls< Ne eoe.efv~ % d~rsd<
Ma patronage system Gov. Arthur
n LAnslls sssertea l.fe Thursday
- intends % move slowly IN fiIilar
important stats positions.
% his first sl.if acre sla<e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Dr.. Brumbaugh
In New Church
Congregation Splits
For Third Time

n 4 letter mailed Friday q
members of The Independent
Bible church. from which he
was removed A. pastor b. the
session several weeks nHp. d..
Toy 7. Bfumbsuah announced
organisation BY he followers
Of the bible Presbyterian
Church Of Tacoma.
This sgtion Nns fsken a .
m<siinE h<ld a NofmsnDs hsIi
Wednesday night and sff<nd<d -
u q ths - d<seons ard several
hundred followers u pr. nFum-
baafh.
AlfkssxA u Us ksp~1 -
stkss ssississs might ~ fsaad.
sSxsst<stiss - - s<s <has<s
wss fsken. seesF11sx - ~.
Bssabsaxb's sfal<m~af. -
avid afizsslss fsht<a = -
senptsrHi ssA wl<ke4 fsr
Chsssfisasi - se<kiax - -
tsia psss<>>kss - go shssrh
bssiidiax. whk<h s~eazs - hsss
he's wSsssfssIiy tskes fFsm
a<l and n sFd<s - pr~sssf
further hsFm - ~ eenae -
saF isrd ~ essflsnlsx thls
Cbrist- 1l<hsnssisx eosfFs-
ver~y. Macy 81 - d~<id~d -
Withdrew fFem to skese
nss~a shsr<A 80 start = s<s
Es~pel festlmsss.
st<s ~ssska rsfaef slake
wrong ard saffe< ses.eis<s =
BE- aefr@ad~a' ihss - - -
fconfinued on pasx !. Galflzan -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

CAEIo-capt James Roosevelt
Of the United States marines re-
ports Friday 20 Gen. Sir Archibald
Wsyell. - an observer with ths
British armies. He has q letter
for King Farouk from his father,
the president
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DEATH PROBE ENDS

SAN FRANCISCO, CaIif.-Not
cyanide, but sulphur dioxide fumes
killed DR.. John A. Marshall. ma
tionslly known biochemist here,
authorities decided Friday. They
ssio he was respondent over
finances, and took the gas in MS
darkroom
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

paign In the Mediterranean u
aimed.
Rene reported thai British
airpiases lad bombed the big
axis bass - kenshszl. sn fhs
Libyan esasf. bud thai Efsiian
torpedo-carrytnG pi.nes hal
scored hiis % = British baffIs-
ship. ~ aircraft carrier. twe
cruisers, . destroyer and Tires
large merchant zhips n thEse
attacks on . kIsdiieFFsneam
convoy that appeared . -
earrying reinforcemsnts 70
the Middle East
In the Indian ocean. the British
reported that they had sunk |
German armed merchant raider
rescuing n British officers an
(continued on Page -. Column !
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A. p. Brandt is leaving by train
Friday night for Detroit where he
will attend a business conference.
Returning. he'll driv. a new car
to Tacoma.
Doyle Jessie Ramsge. 1920 9Th
ave. who enlisted In the u s. navy
March II. has been selected A.
honor man OF his company in the
Naval Training station. according
to word from San Diego Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. n. Dodssn and
son. derry. are planning a trip 10
Ellensburg. Wash. Sunday. They
expect to return the same day.
Pvt. Herbert A. Weeks IL back
for duty with the 14sth Field Ar
tillery. following an attack Of flu,
which confined him to the fort
hospital Tor Few days.
The Rev. n. George Cunning
ham, pastor Of First United Prxs-
byterian church. viii deliver q
Mothers day address at Tacoma
Evangelical church Sunday At
10 .. m.
Harold ID. Hayward will leave
this weekend for San Francisco on
business trap. He plans 10 re-
turn early next week.
Bill kunigk, lieutenant In the
u. s. army reserve. VIII leave 81
the end Of the month for San
Diego. where be viii begin q years
active duty with the Coast Artl-
Iery. A graduate Of the University
Of Washington. he has been work
ing for the Pennsylvania Salt Co.
Continued on Page il. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Local Plants
Not Closed
.Bycl0 Strike
ANTRIM
sUllTriN

a ssrlks Friday ~ fs.eee
nsru>s~rs ef ths ist<snasisnsl
Weca~eFk~Fs 81 Am~Fsca trI0l
employed n seu.< - l~sai.x
camrs ssa sswmlIl< - Western
Ws<hInKten 80 b~<a tuFe<d
ever ts tAe aAilensl aefesse
rpedtstie. seaFd Gee p~~<lhse
s~tfl~m~.s - tk~ ds~puss ~ks<k
thr~.s~r~a 10 spfe.a skfesx ksst
the rntire Northwest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

Although $4,000 members
Of the clio employed in some
so western Washington log
ging camps and sawmills
struck Friday when eight
weeks Of negotiation met the
deadline without settlement.
Tacoma's vast lumber indus
try continued iis operations
unhlndercd for the present.
Approximately 800 members
Of cio employed In local plants
and mills already are working un.
der their own sgr~sment with
operators Union spoEesmsn said
the contract covering Tseoms
workers embodlss ali the features
for which other members % the
International woodwor ksrs II
America tcfol are striking. sx.
cept the wage boost u - esnts
per hour. and the membership
meets Saturday 10 vote on that Of.
fer already made by employers
The 1s.ooe CfO workers
called the strike Friday 10 en-
force Demands Tor wage IN
erea<e= and . unlan shsp isaac,
Although negotlators for the
l. W. A. and the employers were
scheduled 10 reeonsens Friday
they expressed uncertainty 90 e
the effect Of certlfication af IN.
dispute Defore the national dsisas.
mediation board by Secretary oI
labor Frances Perkins epokes.
men pointed out The strike vlll
materially affect thu lumber sup.
ply fof national defense ~.
The 4 W. A. V demanding
m hourly wage beest NJ ~,
cents. . union shop ssd >
wesk's snn.ai sacatiss vita
pay.
Unionists rejected employers
offers. contsndinR only few men
would bw affected BY terms Of .
i7ls-cent pay raise proposed. that
there was no need 10 walt . year
before vacations be given. ibsrs
WAS no offer of = union shop.
Approximately half 81 The
siaie's vast timber output h
e.rtsisad By The CIO striks.
stiii on the job, me.swhils.
are some 7s.0oe members sf
The f<inber a sswmiII Work
srs union tAFI) employed is
northwest eamps and miIIs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
OPEN NEGOTIATIONS
FOR PLywooD PLANTS

Negotiations for = new wage
scale covering some 5000 mem
bsrs Of the ALL employed In ply
wood and door factories II western
Washington and Oregon vsrs com
msnosd here Friday.
Members Of the Lumber q Saw
mill Workers union tAFLD seek
= pay boost Of IL cents an hour,
thereby making the basic wage
70 cents an hour.
Ths request IL patterned on
agreements recently obtained ~
ALL workers Employed In other
phases Of the timber industry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
300 British Planes Dump
Deadly Bombs on Nazi Bases
Growing Air Force Stoges Loresst
Attock OF War Agoinst Germany
THE wAs TODAY

Great Brltans growing force seized the offensive
Friday IN the largest bombing attack Of the against
Germany while Royal air force night fighters again took
heavy toll Of luftwaffe bonbers England
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

cislz a OrIo. Norway. Friday
reported Lost with al hands.
Tier hnsnend. whom nbe mt n
Tacoma s<riy I~ss ssmm>r. sn5 -
whom shs Nes sakrfi<d Julf ~
1870. ~ tan<oas<f. y g. ess flfs<
mats aboard - ship re r.
sams sssi wha~< 81 birthday
would fall N Mar T7th. se<sn-
tceniinusa an rsss ~ cslunn -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
In Major Leagues
TODAY
NATIONAL IEAGUE

NAIUNAI IlFlABtE
Boston NJ New York, postponed,
rain.
BroekIya ~ philadelphia, post
ponsd, rain.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Sunday. Ten~
psrafures; nigh. Sc; low. A.. Sun
rlses, l;10; sets. 7;sz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma .............S4.zzl. 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

AT oNcE--Cars FOR JUNK pay more JeFs
Auto Parts 1876 HUMBOLDT. Tyler t-s02s.
AUr0s-500 WANIED-TRY Us LAST.
LAW a KOWALK
1901 LivERNofs NoRTHLAwN ss7s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
The CREAM OF The CR0P-L00K THESE USED CAR BAR
A Automobiles Wanted

BRING car and title here for high SIS.
Fisher Record. 10000 Kercheval
BUYING USED cARs-Any condition
Junk. Alex Auto Salvage TYLER 4-s7i3.
u2SN' WANTED from individuals only
win call and see cars. Davis, 1929 csss.
CASH for your car We pay highest dollar
TOR 3ss 3ss 40s any make,
DAVIS MOTOR. 422a CAss TIE. i-Oe33
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
cOULsON $3.50 WOODWARD
Cash for your car AZ retail price.
CHAs DALLAS. 1905 GRATIOT
noN''r r.osE YOUR CAR
We assume balance and pay top dollar
for your equity PHONE NO s343
BILL USSERY, 9615 Livernois
GOOD used cars wanted Fords. Chevro-
lets Dodges Plymouths Ready cash
for your car 262 East Warren. Temple
1-f14f
HIGHEST CASH PRICES IN CITY
ALL MAKES. ALL MODELS
Earl Reddick, 1920 Livernois
HIGHEST cash price for your car, money
waiting for you. i9005 Van Dyke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Camp TrGiIers

BOX or boat traners, frames, parts; large
assortment. i34f7 schaefer Highway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
7777WOODWARD

s-door trunk sedan: radio.
" ID IN ws trade Law
1891 Liyernois. NorthlsSn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

HUDSON BARGAINS
DeRoY MOTOR CO ftts WOODWARD
HuPP-ig3s custom De luxe 4-door trunk
sedan. factory radio and heater. original
beautiful Brewster green finish. seat covers
same As new Only a few miles by original
nVnsr You'i iusi have 20 zee y Y0u'u
think ~ new car Fun price x3s3. TRADE
and terms STATE MOTORS 620i CAsS
Evening star., 1941-01-14
EdgemOOr Foreclosure.

We are offering one of the finest homes
IN Edgemoor today, : bedrooms. 2 baths
Sunroom. screened porch. = recreation
rooms, c-car garage with servants quarters
ABOVE: situated on corner lot l0Oxl@5 Call
F. r. SPEAR. INC. WI pos
Evening star., 1941-01-14
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

6-1O-50 TO 500 ACRE TRACTS, NCLUD-
ing $50 bldg. sites, fronting our important
boulevards Conn. ave, Bradley rd., River
rd Colesville pike: also 120 income prop
critics and q large corner apartment house
site (bldg loan available); real estate To-
Gated on the main boulevards Of our Ma
tion's fastest-growing big city is your
ss.est investment during the present ter
rible upheaval Of civilization. FULTON r.
GORDON. 1427 Eve st. DI 1910.
Evening star., 1941-01-14
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

LANHAM HEIGHTS. MD.
New broom -snd-bath bungalow: full
concrete cellar electric. city water. gas
furnace; u acre land; S35 cash, S35 mo.
4-room bungalow; rent. 5000. o
HOPKINS. 1l26 Vermont ave. d. 7271
nr
Evening star., 1941-01-14
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SUMMER HOME ON LAKE JACKSON 33
nished log cabin with hot water and own
water system. Has lO0-ft. lake front, bad
minton court. swimming float and outboard
speed boat. Owner will sacrifice for $1,000
cash due 10 being transferred away from
Washinston. Phone Chestnut s611. 16'
Evening star., 1941-01-14

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK BUILDING ON
arterlal highway, well adapted for home
and business purposes, . stores. apts Of
INV; h. oil burner: fully rented large light
Cry basement; street grade: fine condition
throuRhout. Ideal for owner occupancy
with good income. Price, S31 500. First
trust $4,000. 4l2"c, > years Owner
might consider small property clear for
equity.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. REALToR.
"Oh INVESTMENT BLDG RE 11SI
Evening star., 1941-01-14
Sn05 CEDAR ST.

HILLCREST AREA.
$3.50
Four new detached brick houses: one
solo before completion: large living room
with fireplace. step-up dining room. fully
equipped kitchen 3 real bedrooms, modern
bath with shower, clubroomH high location
overlcoking city: Southeasts best buy.
Open to Q pm
3l49 WESTOVER DIR. Sc.
Directions: East on Pa. ave. Sc. to 31st
St, right to Westover DIR
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1941-01-14

FOUR ROOMS. KITCHEN. AMI: NEAR
18th and Columbia I'd. NV; heat, hot
water furnished: second floor; rent only
$50. Randolph 110l, Metropolitan 15lS.
Evening star., 1941-01-14

DROOMS-CONSIDER TRADE.
Practically new. this handsome Colonial
residence Is situated on a most desirable
corner lot in exclusive "Westwood" adj.
wesley Heights. Ii includes spacious ly
rm. paneled library and adjoining lava
tory very large screened liv porch fine
recreation room with fireplace. 3 fun baths,
2-car garage. For details call Mr. Burn
side, EN- 1904
FRANK G puu TDC nJ 1d1t
Evening star., 1941-01-14
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON = MODERN GROOM APT.
end fl. unfurn.: oil heat: "a block 10c bus;
adults. 1927 North Utah ST.
HYATTSVILLE MD. - COMFORTABLY
furn. apt, 1st floor, compl. pvt: garage.
util. incl; adults only Berwyn .44-R. 15'
2 RMS, B GAR. $40 A MONTH. FURN:
) miles W of Falls Church on Lee highway.
corner Hideaway rd. Falls Church s60-W-3.
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH, FRONT
and rear porch. nice yard: unfurn.. S45.
Apply 1895 Wayne st, Arlington, Va.
oxford 222l.
ARLINGTON, Wa OR 8 ROOMS: COR.
streetcar at door CHI. l177.
TAKOMA PARK-UNFURN APT. NEW. 5
rooms oil heat furnished. s07 Garland
ave Days ask for MRS, GRAY, SH. 2420;
ewes. SH. 5991-W.
491a N. 14th ST. ARLINGToN-FUR
nished: rooms bath; utilities; near bus,
stores. Couple preferred. $50. CHI. 1905.
WITHIN l SQUARE WESTMORELAND
Circle, D. C-NeW det. brick home. con,
tanning rms; and bath. lst-h. Law, 2
porches. BY the year, Sl25 per mo.
LINKINS CO., DI 1922.
Evening star., 1941-01-14

1sls BURKE ST. sE, (BET, 18th, 10th, B
and C)-Duplex. 2nd floor, y lge. rms,
kit bath, oil heat INV. and GAS FUR
MACE; only $40; redec.: mr. Gallsneer
new Armory and Navy Yard. Dl. 2434
463S
Evening star., 1941-01-14

OLD CHEVY CHASE. MD-Sl1.T50
Bargajn-One block from circle de,
tached: 4 bedrooms sleeping porch and
two complete baths on End floor; storage
attic. maids room. garage fine old trees
on spacious lot. The entire property IS
ycIU Iy1 np0n
Evening star., 1941-01-14
FARMS FOR SALE.

MONT. COUNTY, MD, BARGAIN
OF cultivation. all fenced, well watered:
sood 7-room house with elec.;. good out
buildings: only 10-min; drive from Olney
terms.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. Exclusive Agent,
BARI BldR DI. 1871. AID. qG7l.
Evening star., 1941-01-14
MICHIGAN PARK

4545 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE
Semi-detached 3-bedroom and 2-bath
house. Excellent condition. First floor.
large living room with fireplace. screened
porch of living room dining room. pantry
and kitchen basement under entire house.
Oil hot-water heat. Beautiful planted
flower garden in rear
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
111a 18th st. NV DI 4464
Evening star., 1941-01-14

YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES
furnished 1room and kitchen apt: must
oe N Georsetown or vicinity. Cali Sligo
Hl1@ all day Monday.
Evening star., 1941-01-14

" RTTTENHoUsE ST. N.w.-ATTRAcT
lutn. 5-rm Tie bath apt; entire End floor
oetached nome: everything new: large
closets Frleidaire lawn. garage; entirety
rrlvatc; 500. Open. Hillside O3ST-J
ATTRACTIVE APTS., HIGH-CLASS NEIGH.
horhood; some furnished Car available on
srpt MRS. GREEN Shepherd 5i2S
Evening star., 1941-01-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL OR
rent in nearby Maryland list it with j.
NOBLE BOAZ. 6s4O Wis. ave WI. 264s.
Evening star., 1941-01-14
4 APTS.-N.W.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

well located. showing good returns Write
M. Birckhead, with E P SCHWARTZ
INC. 1014 Vermont ave
Evening star., 1941-01-14
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
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1854 HARVARD ST N,w-oNE ROOM,
kitchen, porch, large closet ond floor,
refrlgerstor and electricity furnished
$500 per mo-; no children, animals or
drunks
OFF 10th NV w-CoMPLErELY FuRN
apt; lge. bedrms., spacious liv nm
dining space, kit, bath, util.: Sl25 ia
1850.
THE KENWIN, 1853 QUE ST NV
room, din, kit, bath, new maple furni-
turc, HOLLYWOOD beds elec refg., gas and
elee Incl: S47: also l-room apt at $40.
r233 HARVARD ST. NV LARGE
front room running water Frigidaire
scml-bath, oil heat: adults; $3.50 week;
Ink
12;@ NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE CORNER
n ST. Nv rooms, kitchen, bath utili-
ties turn.: $40 mo. Apply janitor.
TAKOMA. D. C.-l ROOM. KITCHEN
ette pvt shower bath, clean, quiet good
section. mr.. shopping and theater: / -fare
eNpr. bus 4l5 Cedar st.
1919 COLUMBIA RD NW.-STUDIo Apt
bed-liv. rm kitchenette, gas, elec. refg,
phone S30.50 adults
cl20 ST, NV, THE CHARLOTTE, APT
H-Large, bright wel-furn bed-living rm.,
KIT. Frlsidalre, porch; $3.50 mo.
$500 10th ST.--LIvING RIM, FIREPLACE.
hedrm,, bath din kit. porch S55; utili-
J ROOM, KITCHEN BATH: S35 To $40
room Ink; S25-S30 Adults only. EN-
Evening star., 1941-01-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

New Groom Brick-S8, $50.
/ large bedroom. n bath 1st floor; 2
large bedrooms. full bath md floor; large
living room, dining room and kitchen, also
dinette. full basement. oil heat, porch: on
large corner lot. near schools and trans
portation: fine residential section. Rea-
sonable terms.
VIM. E. RICHARDSON. BROKER,
Evening star., 1941-01-14
I6 DENWOOD AVE

TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Bungal rooms large finished attic,
sarsge: near schools. stores and trans
portation; rent. $3.50.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
Sl3 Union Trust Bldg Ma $500.