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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-05

West thought briefly about making
an opening lead from his hopeless
hand, and finally hit upon the deuce
of spades. East won with the spade
ace and, in his turn, did some
thinking.
1t was pretty clear that the spade
suit could not be depended upon to
provide the bulk of the tricks needed
to defeat the contract. Hence there
was no real point in continuing the
suit; the part of wisdom, rather, was
to look for a suit which would have
n chance to beat three no-trump.
East's long diamond suit seemed
to fill the bill, so East returned the
five of diamonds at the second trick.
Dummy won with the 10 of dia-
monds, and South found himself
unable to fulfill his contract. He
could win three spades, three hearts
and one club, in addition to the
diamond already taken. The only
play for nine tricks lay in success
full club fineSse.
But when South tried the club
finesse, West won with the club king
and returned a diamond. East was
then able to take four diamond
tricks, defeating the contract.
Yesterday you were Oswald Jaco-
by's partner and with both sides
vulnerable, you held:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
Driver Arrested
On Two CHARGES

A. J. Kelly. *. Of Rt I. Box -.
Sumner. was in the county Jail Sat
urday In lieu of $4,000 bond.
charged by the state patrol with
automobile larceny and drunken
driving.
Kelly was arrested by Officer
Jack Crooks of the state patrol
after he had driven car through
a fence while travelling along Tay-
lor way on the tide flats. The
larceny angle was not discovered
until Vernon Weitzel. 10. of Orillia.
Wash, tagged Crooks down on the
le-Tacoma highway TO report
his loss. The car allegedly was
taken from its parking place in
front of the Poodle Dog eating
house at Fife about l a. m. while
Weitzel and his party were eating
Under-Sheriff Clyde Knowles
said Saturday that p car listed to
Marvin Davis, employed by the
General service station at Fife
was taken from the station shortly
before II p. m, while its owner
was working. The car was wrecked
short time later at I'D and
Canyon road, and its driver
escaped capture by running
through the brush. Possibility that
Kelly also was involved in the lat
ter theft is being investigated
Knowles said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
Milton Benson
NC. T. Leader

Milton l.. Benson has been elect
ed senior counselor of Tacoma
council No. 124. United Com
mercial Travellers. it was an
nouneed Saturday.
Serving with him will he Nern
r. Downey. junior counselor, Har-
old f. Jensen, past counselor;
Henry Willie. conductor; Ray
Hart. page; Lee Richey. sentinel,
Grin o. Downey. seeretary-treas-
urer; Roy Bean. chaplain: Charles
NJ. Harper and Charles Wolf. ex-
ecutive committeeman.
Delegates to the grand council
session are Harold f. Jensen. Mil
ton L. Benson, Vern Johnson and
]. f. Olson. Alternates are John
F. Hall and Phil S Brown. Grand
council officers are Frederick
Wolf, grand conductor. and Walter
Berg, grand executive committee
man. The Grand session will be
held MAY 1881 at Vancouver, B. {.
Benson, appointed the following
on committees Entertainment
and refreshments. Vern f. Dow
ney. chairman. Nern Johnson, A
Carter. George Frady and Dor
Williams; bowling. Del Rankin,
Lloyd Selig, Ray Hart and Carroll
Geiger. softosll. Lee Richey. pub
hcity. Walter Berg distress, J. E
Olson and Charles NJ. Harper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
W. c. T. U. Sponsors Exhibit
In Puyallup Tuesday Night

Mrs A 3 Morris and Mrs Harry
levitt A feature Of the afternoon
vii be the lighting Of seven can
dies. each representing a decade.
By seven members Of the group.
Mrs. Harry Fyfe Beth Mayo Will
sing.
-Four new arrivals have been re
corded AT Puyallup General hospi-
tai so far this week. Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Goelzer Of p ute 2, Box
572. daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Brabec Of Buckley. = daugh-
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Graber.
Route 3. Box 74a. a son. and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Person. Puyallup,
a daughter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31

The Nafson liner rermanente
arrived early Saturday 70 Dad 81
Port piers. and v1ll depart sun
dav With cargo for ths Hawaiian
islands
The James Grfffiths. a coast
wise ship Vas At the smelter Sat
urday loading white eoitrell fer
California. and another eoastWise
vessel the Coast Farmer. vas a.
shaffer No. taking on general
cargo. During the afternoon she
vas u finish loading 81 the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
japanese Soldiers
To Be Entertained

Japanese soldiers now training
in military camps surrounding Ia
coma, will be guests Of the Amer
lean Japanese Youth society Sat
urday evening in the Buddhist
temple. l7lT Fsweett ave A din
ner. beginning at $50. will be fol-
lowed by a program of entertain
v1srt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
Blind Pair
Will Marry

Clifford Eugene Stevenson, s6,
and Margaret Herman. rs, both
blind. applied Saturday for a mar
rage license at the office of
County Auditor s. Clifford Davis,
Stevenson. listing himself as
merchant. is proprietor Of the
magazine and news stand in the
lobby Of the Tacoma Federal build
ing. His home Is At sass So. L st,
His bride-to-be comes from
Everett.
Stevenson il widely known as
owner of the first "seelng-eye
dog to be used by a blind person
here. After his first dog died, he
went hack east and obtained an
other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
.,;El1MH9aa&ks,Nl

smeltsr
To shInz zHs dc Over The
weekend. re Amur Saturday
night With ore from British Co
lunhla and re Iaxan Sunday
from Ire Atlantic coast.
ships in port: Coast Farmer.
Shaffer No 2 James Griffith
smelfer. permanenfe. Port nlers.
ships due. Saturday Amur
SmsIter Sunday - Ioaan. MI
waukes No 2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
HAPPY
Ki;rthdaY
SATURDAY. MARCH 20

SATURDAY, MARCH %
James Everett Hays, 1923
Durango II.
John II. wilder, s4is Tacoma
ave.
Margaret r. Hansen, Isl So.
A6th Ut.
Mrs. Grace Golding, 1771 So.
SD st. -
Art johnson. 462s So. G 1T.
SUNDAY. MARCH so
Betty Ann Rohr, Spanaway.
Oscar Englund. so2i East Har-
rison st.
Henry NJ. rhoren, s6ss Faw-
cett ave.
Mrs. George B. Hart. io2a So.
State st.
Miss Betty Spanish. Span
away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31

The ". e r L. il presenting
Miss Irene Fearn IN an exhibit Of
her handiwork and other art in
the ladies' parlor Of the Methodist
church Tuesday evening at 100
o'clock.
Various groups OF which Miss
Fearn is a member viii be special
guests and some viii present num-
bers on the program which follows.
The Methodist choir under the d.
rection of Mrs. Robert o. Logan
will sing The Echo Song The
Lightnin Bug and Desert Lula
by. Miss Fearn will give two
readings. Baseball story and
Courage" and the high school
girls nonette. directed by Louis
Owens. will sing 20. Lovely
Night" Celtic Lullaby" and
When DRv Is Done
During the social hour hostssses
will be Mrs. X. J. MeInnis. Miss
Gladys sorenson and Mrs. Alma
Newland. assisted bs the Viking
Ladies. Committee arranging the
affair is composed of Mrs. George
r. Cole. program, Mrs. Flora
shaffner and Miss Mabel Thomp-
son, refreshments, and Mrs. J. c.
Cook. decorations. Since this will
take the place OF the regular Tues
dav afternoon meeting all mem
bers are requested to be present.
Junior Fire Dept.
In step with the national defense
plan, Fire Chief Chester Brakefield
Is endeavoring to interest local
Boy and Sea Scouts in fire fighting
and form a junior fire department.
Funeral arrangements are being
made for Benjamin. six months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Berg of Route 3, Box 100, who
died at a Tacoma hospital Satur-
day morning. Wrigley and Glenn
ents will make the announcement.
Todd to speak
DR. r. II. Todd, president of
College of Puget Sound, Will be the
guest speaker at the afternoon
session of the Methodist Women's
society for Christian Service at the
First Methodist church Thursday
His subject Will be Our Heritage
for Christian Education" Also
from c. P. s. conservatory of mu.
sic. Prof. Eric J. s. koker will be
heard in violin numbers.
The days activities will oper
with missionary study conducted
by Mrs. c. d. Sehwartze at 10 a
M. followed by a business session
at HIS at which Mrs. Marion Cat
ron will preside. For the potlucl
lunch at 1890 members are asked
10 provide either q hot dish o
salad. Mrs. Edison Case heads tn
luncheon group. The afternoon
program will open at 1:30 wit
devotions conducted by Mrs. r. "
Loehrke.
With American Baptist Foreigl
Missionary societies celebrating I
years of activity this year. III
Puyallup group has chosen Wed
nesday as its date for observin
the occasion. The gathering Wi
be held at the home of Mrs. Arthu
Robinson. 10 5th ave, y. w, wit
an afternoon program in charge {
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
NoN-sUPPoRT CHARGED

An information charging Floyd
Roland with non-support Of his
wife and three minor children,
was filed in superior court sstur-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
Stocks Advance Irregularly
But Trading Continues Light
Markets OF q
Glance

Sfock<-Firm and quiet.
Bcnd>-Higher.
Curb >foek>-Irregallar
Cotton and Cettanseed oil Fu-
fures NJ new seasonal highs.
Wheat and Corn At new highs
for the season. with wheat up
I 70 IL CENTS and corn up !
eenf.
Enthusiastically easier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31

NEW YoRk-stockr made IN
irregular advance in light trading
today.
The high level Of business sctiv-
ity. plus reported British successes
against the Italian fleet in the
Mediterranean. lightened selling
In stocks and many issues dis
played rallying tendencies.
Several railroad issues were
strong. Mercantile issues were
firm on high pre-Easter business.
Steel shares held around the prev
ious elose. coppers were firmer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
No Long Review
This Army Day

FORT IEWIS-No long review
of troops here this year on Army
day. April 7. it WAS announced
Saturday by Maj. Gen. Kenyon A,
Joyce, TX corps commander.
Instead. there will be rapid
fire demonstrations. lasting less
than an hour. but giving a good
idea 70 civilians of the tactical
and technical efficiency Of 4 mod
ern army. Gen. Joyce said
The demonstrations will begin at
AIS p. m, with the is srmored
cars of the Sd Reconnaissance
troop swinging into action. In
quick order, then. other fighting
units will demonstrate their equip
ment and at 4:4e o'clock. q COM
poxite battalion of the 7th In
fantry, with msssed bands Of the
Sd Division. will execute q retreat
parade as the crowd joins in the
ceremonies of lowering the colors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
BANK CLEARINGS

PORTLAND Bank transsc-
tons: Tcday's olesrinrs, s3.ss6,-
oSe. ~. Balances. si.s52 .253.it.
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SATURDAYS QUOTATIONS

touotations courtesy Dram NItter d
Co. washington Bldg. members
New York Stock Exchsngel
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loooed-off Lands

KTNBALL piano. Eshosany tase
banjo. cheap. sIe South 4oth
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WALLPAPER remnants io-roA lots
see u JOHNSON PAINT co
il42 broadway Broadway s242
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II you're not using II. sell i with
"a Fast Action Times Want 40
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WRITE OF call Tor booklet O logged
lsnc u West Wash for sale on cas-
terms WevernzeaSsr Timber Co
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phHIn REPAIRING SERVICE
MUM OVFRLASDs 1893 Bowy
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TWO ROOMS front. clean heated
pofch telephone laundry SIS
South EzV
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HOSPITAL BED f o. Ns siaa
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GUITARS VIII VIII 1895
I'D Brown MUSIC li2l Broadway
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Motorcycle.

u.-lsv Davidson Motorcycles
cLAFrrcE POTrF GO.
tsse a. Psvcess AAin ozel
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7os SOUTH Yakima one loom apart
mert. lght Rafer. heat furnished.
$40 pr month
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31

NEW hand vacuum sweeper snd
slightly used vacuum cleaner for
s2s 22is North 27th
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Tacoma Secreiarial School Reports
Increasing Demand for Trained Help

The employment department of the Tacoma Seeretaria
school reports that every graduate has been placed this
year and many calls gone untitled due shortage of
trained peope
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

To meet the increased demand
for trained office help the Taco
ma Secretarial school has step
ped up the tempo of its courses
this year through the use of me-
chanical aids without lessening the
efficiency. BY using machine
called the Speed-O-Phone, stu
dents are able through the use of
graded dictation recordings to get
more shorthand dictation practice
than Is possible with only the reg
ular class work dictation.
Lyle Lemley. the president of the
Tacoma Secretarial school. reports
that students using the Speed-O-
Phone can put in several hours per
day more dictation practice than
could be otherwise done and thus
reach the required dictation speed
in less time.
The Tacoma Secretarial school,
which is located in the modern
Medical Arts building. Is eontinu-
ing its policy of limiting the en-
rollment TO 80 students. Mr.. Lem
ley reports that this policy has
proven SO successful in making fol
personalized training and efficiency
that business firms are asking
more and more for students who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
One Week More
OF Vacation
School Days lust
Around the Corner

With vacation DAYS all but past
for another year fathers and
mothers VIM have children Of
school age are beginning tn think
in terms n work rather than
play.
There are new clothes 10 be
provided for the kiddies. text
books 70 buy and the other es-
sontials for those who. in q little
more than week must trudge
off to school
Not only are parents giving the
matter much serious thought but
those who manage and teach in
public schools. colleges and bust
ness training establishments are
setting the stage for the fan and
winter terms.
While wednesday. sept. Ord. has
been set for the general opening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

Since after sept 1. ia.7, four
year. Of training will bs required
for elementary certifiostion instead
of three. the teacher training
course Ia now designed 30 that It's
completion leads to the Bachelor of
Arts degree. and academic and pro-
fessional courses offered are In
harmony with the requirements Of
the state department of education.
Continued affiliation with the
Tacoma General hospital school Of
nursing makes Il possible for p. L.
C. to offer the one year pre-profes-
sional course beyond nigh school.
a. recommended by the hospital.
Courses In music and art are
varied and interesting with. indi-
vidusl instruction available in the
various branches Of music and with
opportunity for ensemble work.
In addition to the four year
teacher training course and the
college Of liberal arts with its sew
ersl divisions, r. l.. c. offers three
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
.Marymouni Will
Open Sept. 9Th

Enjoying the reputation for
being one OF the finest schools for
boys west Of the Mississippi river.
the Msrymount military academy
will open for the fall term on
Sept. 9Th.
The school boasts the finest
equipment, a faculty Of highest
standing. attractive environment
and every necessary facility for
character development and physi-
cal and mental training
Lieut.. n. w. Nelson, W. N. q. n.
Is commandment In charge Of mill
tsry training and athletics.
Marymount IL the only mill
tsry school in the state and has
been favored with a steady growth
during past years. II anticipates
an unusually heavy enrolment for
the fall term. Registration days
have been set for sept. 9Th
and 7th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

In such fields A. chemistry,
Mathematics. physics, engineering
and civil aernosutics are 10 be
found the vital requirements Of ma
fional defense and II IL In these es-
sentials that p. L. c. plans un-
usual concentration.
Ths civil aercnautics program 10
not new but win naturally b con-
tinusd this year. While one year
a college 10 required Of those de-
siring 70 take the primary course
in aeronautios. ground school
course viii b open to al interested
in aviation.
Last week marked the Close Of
one Of the most succsasful summer
sesoions At r. L. c. Courses were
offered to meet the needs Of teach
err Wishing To apply for the six
year certificate. which 10 granted
only to those who have completed
their fourth year Of college work
at an institution accredited for the
training Of elementary teachers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Students Prepare for Opening Schools Colleges

~ our schools. teachers vii Of
course be on the job one day
earlier. Tuesday. the and.
Private schools as well as public
are preparing for the annual fsl
enrollments Of old and new pupils.
After all. 1t has been a fine va
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cation this year with IDEAL weather
prevailing almost without inter-
ruptlon. Most folks have had 4
good rest and a lot Of fun
now the time has just about come
10 forget about the play days
and 90 in for bit Of work
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

years of high school.
One appointment TO the faculty
for the coming year Is announced,
that Of Lowell J. Satire. a graduate
Of st. Olaf college and a candidate
for the Pm. u. degree at the state
University of Iowa. He will be In
the department of classical Ian
guages. Successor to Mrs. Ellen
Hunter West. who resigned A. In
struc,or Of nursing education, will
be appointed shortly.
While registration will begin at
o a m. Sept. s. pre-registration
may take place during the week
OF Sept. as. Further information
may be had by calling at the COL
lege or writing to the registrar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Airplanes to Play
Bio Role in Peace

SEATTLE - w. A. Patterson,
president Of United Air Lines, pre-
dioted Friday that the airplane
industry will play major part
in winning the battles of peace"
when the World war is over and
economic reconstruction begins,
Patterson said air transpor-
tation will he four fimes ~
great In 1916 ~ u Ia now.
providing sufficient planes are
available.
No planes will be available to
air lines. he said, for possibly
the next Is months, although the
government has given priorities on
replacement parts.
Ne said when alrplanes
cease to BE- In good condition,
and new ones are not avail
able, 1--WE lust won't fly them"
Most spark plugs used In
American aircraft are made Of
mica.
Buy Y. s. Bonds and Save,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Pacific Lutheran College
To Aid National Defense
Will Emphasize Courses Hoving q
Direct Bsorinq on Emergency

The effects of world conquess reflected in the plans
for the fall term at the Pacific Lutheran college where
training essential to national will be en-
pha
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have been trained in small classes
and under conditions where close
personal supervision can be kept
on students work.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
CONTINUED

ATTRACTIVE detached on spacious lot
g rooms, bath, porches, full basement, etc.
completely reconditioned. Priced unusually
low Only S5.650 Terms. Call til pm.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO. NE. 300.
Evening star., 1941-09-09

SILVER SPRING, MD-1-YEAR LEASE;
S125. Large living room. dining room,
modern kitchen. 4 bedrooms. bath. recre-
alton room and garage FRANK l..
HEWITT, S4OS Georgia ave. SH. 3293.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
APARTMEHTS WANTED.
Continued, }

UNFURN. 4-RoOM. K, BATH APT. End
A., pvt. house or 2 rms, k. bath with
use of well-ht attic. Vicinity of Washing
33S-T, Star.
APARTMENT, UNFURNISHED PREFER
ed, four rooms, kitchen. bath; good North
west neighborhood, modern building; max,
SIS. Box 341-T. Star.
JAPANESE DIPLOMAT DESIRES / OR 2
room apt with privilege OF practcing
piano. private bath. kitchenette. COM
pletely furnished for Ink; in refined
section. Not over SOS. Call DE. 07l6
after Monday.
CHINESE COUPLE WANTS UNFURNIsHED
apt, two rooms kitchen. bath with hot
water. steam heat: preferable near Pet
worth or Chillnm Heights. Not over $50.
Call Tsylor s765.
YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES
Groom furnished apt. in private home.
Will pay between S35 and $40 per month.
Call MR.. or MRS. HARRIS, after z pm.
Ii 1gSH-J
Evening star., 1941-09-09
BERKSHIRE.

ARLINGTON. VA.
1P vOIT HAVEN'T VISITED THIS MA
VELOoMFNT OF COS PPOpOSFD NFvt
HOMES YOU HAVEN'T SEEN TuF MnsN
FOR YOUR MONEY WE ARE OFrFpIN7
2-sTORY BRICK 3-BEDPOOM HONFs,
KfTcHEN spscIo1s REnRooWs IS wrT9 nTr}
AMpIF CrCSFT SoAcE TApGF FrTIrv
EQUIPPED KITCHEN LIPGF sTng
POPCH. on TP-C0NDrrTONFn HFAT.,
LARGE TILE BATH: FIIpprD WALLS AMI
ROCK WOOL INSULATION: 1, BATH M
BaSENFNT' pRTCFO At ONIiv S7.6n.l
OvEP RFv PoTpGF OUT WEE HWY.
$40 MILES TO NORTH PcroMAC ST.
RIcHT SQUAPE To FTTPNTSFED
MODEL HOME. OPEN DAILY Q AM TO
N G. FINES q SONS. pesltors.
$500 Lee Hwy. Chestnut 244n
COLOPFD-120O BLOCK K ST. Sc
story brick, 5 rms, toilet. stove hest:
$50 down. balance $40 month. v, s.
HU9tBFRT. Ma. 1870. a31 II st. NV.
COLORED-10nO ri oCR 7th ST. Sp-
2-storv Sepli-det. brick. s rms bath, ele--
tr1c: $50 down. balence ike rent " S.
HuRLRFRT, MA. 1870. a31 Fl st. NV.
col ORFD-14On BLOCK w ST. NV
Brick. rms. bath. h -ah: $3.50 down,
balance SR5 month. v. 8. HURLBERT,
MA. $50. 921 Fl 81 NV
COLORFD-3 LARGE ADTS.. FOR HOMR
and Investment; near 9Th and n NV.
OWNER at sos 9th st. NV, at bookstore.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON. I404 N. Vermont or 3
boys share newly furn. rm, semi private
bath; mr.. 1Oc buses. -
ARLINGTON. VA. o4OS Columbia pike
Large front rm., newly furn. for 2: SC fare
to new Navy Bldg: DC fare to Washing
ton: board optional. Glebe 2566.
44O2 Goth ST, NJ, Arlington, Va.-Large
front rm.. new double bed in new home;
2 in family: Is min. citv S25-S3o.
3Os LIE BLOND AVE. Cheverly, Md>-Lsrge
place: married couple or 2 men.
EAST WALNUT AND SPRUCE SITS. Rose
mont. Alexandria, Va: 407 Spruce-Newly
furn. bedrm., twin beds. pvt. home. To-
a505 NORTH 22nd ST. Cherrydsie. Arl..
va large sleeping rms, double and sin
gle; blks 10c bus line. FIR. $3.50.
ARLINGTON-Singleo or double room. next
to bath. c.h.w.: excellent bus service: gen.
tlemen. Chestnut 96g4 H.
f;7O2 WASHINGTON BLVD University
Park. Md-Studio room suitable for .
gentlemen private entrance: must see to
appreciate.
ALEXANDRIA : Sunny lst-f1oor corner
room. private u bath: S25 mo-; near bus:
gentleman, Alexandria 4344
ARLINGTON-Single room. private en-
trance gentleman: 500: private home: 10
minutes downtown. Phone CHI. 012e.
ARLINGTON-LYONP PARK. 13I N. Dam
vile st.-Furnished single room. next bath:
shower: home PRIVILEGES: gentleman. Half
block bus lines. Chestnut 9057.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS room. 4 win
dows, modern home. private entrance
porch: near bus, city fare. CHI. 223S.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

1882 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Large reception room. living room, dining
room, kitchen. pantry, bedrooms and
bath. electric refrigeration, 24-hr. switch
board and elevator service. Shown by
appointment
II. G. sMITHY CO..
Sll 18th st. NV. Ma. 5a04.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
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This beautiful. charming, picturesque
Colonial home is wonderful! II would in-
deed take poet 10 paint the picture, Ths
. srounds are lovely, wide corner lot. beau
t1ful view. cedar pirket fence. trees. fov-
ers shrubs. etc; it has a large living room
Il5 feet by 25 feetl. library and lsvatorv,
2-car esrage, ncaid.s room end bath. rics
finished attic. Yes, ep'ph asi7e THE is
home 20 be proud Gf. Call Mr.. BLACK-'