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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

And when win offer sacrifice Of Thanksgiving unto
The Lord. offer II at your wll.-Levtcus % 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
MRS. SELMA LINDSETH.
WOULD PRoTEcr'U. $.

Editor The Times: England is
surely friendly with this coun-
try these last few months. This
is more than we as Americans
really deserve. II history is cor
rect, this same England was not
as friendly in IT'S or again in
1912.
England again showed her
friendliness IN 1917. and the
Americans who were left in
France were given a pine box
and a white cross. Some Of
those who came back are spend
ing the rest Of their lives in
hospitals provided for them:
shell shock" they call il. Eng
land also forgot to pay her war
debt" OF that same conflict.
flict.
Therefore. let US beware Of
any sudden friendliness Of this
same England or we may find
again that we have come out on
the small end Of the horn.
In recent statement BY
Prime Minister Churchill It was
stated that he expects more aid
from the United States. Some
one should remind Churchill that
the United States is no longer
a possession OF the Crown Of
England Why shouldn't Cana
da and the other possessions Of
England do something 70 help
their mother country
Let Us build 10 protect the
United States from any and all
powers
HARRY r THOMPSON.
SOFT No. Defiance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

The poEe TO tar is hs 10 destroy =. Those cho
governed least bes-Thomas jefferson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

love, justice, cooperation in do
ing good. such as feeding the
hungry. clothing the naked and
establishing new order. found
ed on the principle OF truth,
freedom. equality. justice, CO.
operation"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

Driver S~eei-A Mighty
Man We He
Looking Back TO Beginning
OF Railway Brotherhood
Tacoma Greeted President
In Gossamers and GaIoshes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

the cattle and mineral interests
of Colorado.
SO the Ickes-Corcoran oil
story eventually got into print
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
Valley Loses 400
Farmers in Year,
Survey Reveals
,COnriOued from page Onel

continued from Page Onel
cats and milo will measure up Il
the departments quota IL spite oi
the decrease. Hawk said.
The valley was given q wheat al
lounent or next year of 1925
acres. but it is doubtful if NOR,
than 4C0o acres are planted A.
in tire case OF barley, wheat Is being
abandoned in favor of flax, Hawk
said
Hay OF all kinds Will be increaseG
next year rom the 1891 crop yea
figure OF S9,653 acres to 1925
acres. There will be a 20 per cent
increase III home gardens here, and
poultry raisers have pledged to pre-
3uce l06G.6l7 dozens OF eggs. y ).
per cent increase in beef cattis
VAS promised, and production OF
hogs tor market Will be bOoSted
% per cent.
Only difficulty experienced by the
committee in making the survey
Hawk said. was with some OF tnt
larger vegetable producers. TheSt
refused either to reveal their pres
ent acreage or their production i'll
tentions for the coming year.
The committee was able to OBJ
tain figures for only 4l,2l4 acres
which was not sufficient to give
a clear picture of what the gov
ernment can hope to expect il
valley vegetable production neXl
wear. Hawk said Committee records
show that 1885 acres were PLANTED
to vegetables in the valley last
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
British, Russians
In Negotiations
On Grand SirafeoV

LONDON. Dec. I3 Up, - In
portant British Russian necotla-
tlons. il was learned tonight. vi
be held shortly 20 deal with po,lt.-
cal collaboration ana the eran6
strategy of the war against tht
axis
The chief purpose O. TIE discus
sionS. i was sad. was to imp,e-
ment the Anglo-Russjan alliance e
July l2 with the chief emphasis Q:
the major strategic considerations
involved III world wide Wa.
1t was the opinion OF one Ne..-iL-
formed observer that the negoiia-
tions may include:
/. Signature OF fuN-Ne6se,
military alliance
>. Assignment Of q sector & Il.
Russo German .r,.t - Bu.i>.
forces.
8. Examination Of lAe .o-s.o.l..
OF cIe~ling . ~ t.e.3e-. coz
tinen;a! flCn,
4. EX-m!n-t.6a r.: = a.--a. -
on Russia, pc -.o, s.. =. =:
Eastern v"
=. Tae tt.te. e. Ja..a:.~ a
tack UPON ne s4pp.y 20 Russia O.
L. S aad British tanks and planes
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12

KUIBYSHEV. Russia. Dec =
up - Prayda, official CommIuist
party organ. bitterly denounced Ja-
pan today, saying II had attacked
the United States and Great Britain
treacherously and obviously after
long preparation.
The japanese aggrcssol has
plunged into a very hazardous ad-
venture which BODIES him nothing
but defeat" Pravda said.
And if he counted on the pos
sibility of a lightning victory he
is in for a disappointment no les
cruel than that suffered by the
bloodthristy Hitler as the result Of
his bandit attack on the Soviet ur-
ion
AS Pravda published the first i'm
portant Russian pronouncement ON
the new Pacific war. the Soviet in
formation bureau bitmgly tauntcd
Germany on the failure OF its great
est offensive of all time.
The communique, addressed to
the crooks and sharpers OF the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
Ministers Clarity
bIackout Stand
Continued tlom Page One


citation. He said:
we attended the meeting to 2S-
certain exactly what was desired ana
to offer 100 per cent cooperation
The association has demonstrated
a leadership in the blackout pro-
gram by canoeing all evening
meetings during the week at church
es and, if it is possible tobe notified
es and, if it is possible to be notified
evening services
Commenting on news story stat
ing he had objected to an invita-
ton presented the council by the
Rev. Edward Hutchinson, pastor OF
St. Paul's Episcopal church, to at
tend that church next Sunday, MI.
Garter said:
Il in no way objected to tAe
invitation, but endorsed the pro-
posal that next Sunday, or some
Sunday in the near future, every
one in the entire city be urged tc
attend church services at this time
OF serious war stress.
The religious occasion could Dc
recognized by some huge central
Sunday afternoon meeting to which.
I offered to bring my own congre-
CATION, or preferably, by universe.
dav of service at all e Centre
churches. The latter appeared most
advisable because no single church
could house all who might attenc
such a service
Carter stated the churches were
jointly pursuing such a plan and
later Developments might be eX-
pected as to the final plans.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
BIuckout Nearer
Perfect Here

.hcy We're hopCfal of complete sic
cess rs the lopaIdcc becomes more
familiar with regulations and pre-
cautions.
PECOMING ROUTINE
Blackouts. markcd h. "J.'tels
when they started Monday. were be-
cuminE routine
The ar raid alarm III san Diego
came n 2.45. Five minutes later
Los Anzclc~ WIS placed on the
alert mdicauns a possible forth
umine hlaohoaf bur tie alert was
cancelled before h-E.S werc or5ereG
u..,.
The AL r,cas9 WAS gwen for San
Diego an hour later.
The 4th intereeptor command said
the blackout was ordered because of
the presence of unidentified planes
off Point Iona. nj the entrance to
san Diego bay
All aircraft factories IN the San
Lego area except Consolidated shut
down during the blaCkont. COnsoll-
dated. however. continued operation,
under full light
Asked why tie plant was not
darkened, 4 Consolidated spokes-
man said;
We had no orders to blJckout
50 we Kept on working
The alert for the Los Angeles
area was given. the interceptor COM
mand SAID. because OF the presence
within the Los Angeles warning
cone OF unidentified planes. prob
ably Oft shore.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
18 10 "a Draft
Measure Presented

. WASHINGTON, Dec. II. up
The war department today present.
ed to congress legislation that would
require all men in the United States
between the ages of l8 to "a, in
elusive. to register with the selec-
tive service system.
Only those between the ages of
10 and AS, Speaker Sam Rayburr
said, will be liable for military ser
vice.
The broad registration will be
for the purpose Of getting an ac-
curate survey Of American man.
power
Chairman Andrew j. May, D., KY,
Of the house military affairs COM
mittee, introduced the war depart
ments legislation shortly after the
houst convened at noon.
Selectivc service officials said they
had no intention at this time OF
seeking authority to register Wo-
men
May said his bill will not change
the existing system of classifying
selective service registrantS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
Workmen Safe at
Pearl HarbOr

Contractors of the Pacific Naval
Air Bases at Pearl haIbor te!csraph-
ed Deputy District Attorney CHAR
les G Halliday that there wee no
casualties among cont".2to.s' poc-
SOnnel there.
Halliday had telcg9aFhcd Ia in
formation about his step o., MAJ
tin c. Gaillard and his nephew,
Terry Hufft of Oakland
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
Robbery Suspects
Put Behind Bars

Two bandit Mo a..- - -.
robbed q cosmetics -,lss..a!. -. r..
highway east o: Z. Cp".:a .-'
September noT 80 b -. ...s -.
and most c. - .c.. .s.as.'r...
Harold F.ana c lee. ~....~ IL,
Frank Nes.e.. .. = Id - ...'
county lau = [. Ceae.o --tss -.
arrest in Astoria. Oro. nd c. Ju....-
stone h.S acsoa.E-.,e. - --.G = -.
II Cape Gi.a.dc.I. No. ,,4.s-,...
officials wrote that J1..s.o"e proc-
ably vii be al o.a Hsa.- o".7sa &
eyyone gets taroleh WI h!m. Cot-
lee admitted the .cabeg. ana ,.aoW-
ec Officers Ne some O. 'Ee -
was hidden Il tie brush or 1T
Ridge RC.te g n...es go.c. c. l.
angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
lCon.In.c. - - %

'AblI Il44t# A4b44 , a-f At4t.
~ Wake island was believed 10 bo
holding oft aaa blows a-a.ust fhs
Japanese had resulted II sinking
Of onn battlr~8a. oHc eralsor ans
onc desiroyt, aHa heavy damage ta
second 2Gn1a-ron ba.t.e-niY
Details o.. tae ~mslna Of &c
Japanese hat'e#hl2 Hal-aIa broagE;
t.c frst Amel.san aeaa. heroes G:
The var Ir'o &c Wsture. They We9c
Cap, Co.an hazl. gf-yosr-olo Arm
fhcl from Flouaa. Who a.NCG to his
dcati IL has,U- a. - Harna .
Lieut. Boyd D. Wagner. Mo doWnec
two enemr planes ana destroyed a
dozen on the eround a. Aparu
and Iicat {. A Keller. Who ShaG-
owed q 5attlcship O. re $4,000
ton Koneo class anC .ea al aer.a.
attack tnat damazec l..
Filipino a}iators IN lie American
defense forces a.so Were creai.cc
with heroic acton N shooting ooWI.
japanese planes a> new ralCs We're
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
Defenders Bottle
L.uzon Attackers

launched Gza#.- '-s #..t.-..a .-#..-
On other fronts.
MALANA-Pati.. ..z...... ss@...-
ucG against Tie Japanese g.t6aslt.
to7afc singapore SIR. .e# /
lee II Tie eN..c03t = #.... - 5.
@: tae Malaga s;-.s H..s y +.
EGaE& aUC sc DI - ..-. s#..-
Japanese at.es.. ~ - ...s... ,.. @....-
tan were yeps@s. &c. #.r-.a.# ,...
raids seemed - t@ as.... .....z
HONGkONG-, ..as-. ..s~. ~"-
ported 10 Lave WIPE. - .r#s# ...,-
MY troops, Wt.e e.. ..s##..'- -. s.....
against ,hc lsn..-~# -. .as- "
an etfor, % gC-.t N"t-~.aa o.
HoagEOnL Tae BY. = Gt'...e -:
were withdrawn -..-.. = -. ....-t
Cd positions bat t..-, ~ . -. .-
tion q a. heavy .--.
AUsTR RNiIt-A.. -. .. .@s.
was sounded Il lie -.
area.
IlBN -.
IN - AIN r. l1a..... =. ..
We. = TCes.a. .- -.
10 VIE u.t -. 49,
IL Nog,. ~. - .t.. .
.e;"ea. 10 L. d.. @t.,E>g ne.
ri >SIA-has ~, ..-..... = ~
tinaIa 70 ea.@ s:,....# - lie Isltt-
sector. sOU.ae4>. .. 49,. -N, N.t.'
about 100 ts.a-,. -. re. /.
.etaaeH. ~. N.....s =.,.:t . -.
casualties We g.. -. -. ~ N.s:-
mans ~l.c = -. t..sh .~.ts.. .,--
lo!2. west Il MOSCOW. O. Tire ..a..h-
C!u from. liz F.ou. ..#.... = aa,-
NIpeG on: -. J. #..s ......#....
WESTERN EUROrE-t.. : ....
ur force hesF.t * *. III.
ana ncr;NTl@.s C. ...... -'.-s.... e
Naraes. AZ Cs..~a. =. - se..
started. ST.. ... .-..... 49,.
we're bCmU,a
ATLANTIC 'FRONT.' 1s:lio
radio cIui..el '.a, .... b@.i>:.
ships ,o......z -. -. .,.e =. 4.
sunk.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
FiIipinos Donate
$40 10 Defense

BRAWLEY. Dec. 1G-Filipino
residents of Brawley recently con-
tribgted more than $40 to the
defense fund of the United States
as the beginning of their assist
ance in the war against Japan.
The money will be sent to the
United States treasury in Wash
npton. d. c. by NJ. Quintua, presi-
dent OF the Filipino community Of
BraWlCy.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
British Offer U. s.
Shell Production
0f Canada Plants
Continued from Page One'

Continued from Page Onel
.#s...t. dao ,hcn o,Ny after specific
....,,..a las bee obtained.
y ONN RISK
-. ~. tive OrGsr SAID any YES
a...r.az ,.o>C waters did 50 Al
- -. "sa ana that operators Of
-.. ....s may expect SUperylSioA
e.. G.H.tWcNtS within any II
- .,:rGssss sea areas.
gstt. i&actJ> oI this eoantry's
...s....t za.o lie war. sales or
##s.....&. defense securities, in
....- e0&a> aNG stamps SkErOCk-
-. ,.'.. is Wees. Nj Roosevelt
.. D...H>e bond sales IncreaSe4
- -" ,ttss.
- President suggested that
..a...tc.... American newspapers,
...>aszalonS aud radio stations
- .D. larry Ions casualty lists
-ss.. .ae names OF He Var dead
Rs@GeG.
~.aau. >ajd the Army anG
"a. .@tagma;on outlets
-. - >Dusld observe tht
- Has n-es al,lNS II cOun-
.-.. ayea ~ var some
...s - be withheld
NE.T UI ny told
+" P.s>.5en. Explained that the
ae<. Il - O: Cead and woundeo
-. N..a.e1 Immediately by the
....s ,..a N.,E and that unde:
-.- ~
..va.u ease ter newspaper publ
.....-. ,-tal figures on casualties.
reason Why .ong lists should
- Re- Published = obvious, the
= sller. z.iG. 0ecaaSe Of its po-
-. ... ...G % tGc enemy n figuring
-. a',.;, and when large numbers
s.. -. :..aH soldiers and sailors
&c s....e q. uLgt.
-. F.ts.aent suggested papers
.qs.... themselves 20 brief stories
.#...- .... the wife or the mother
~.E. i Kin OF 4 given casual
..,' been notified by Washing
- requests Tor additional infor-
a.u.cN on the japanese attack
..-4...,- Hawaii. the President re-
-..au t.at further statements must
80. ...s return or report of Secre-
-. Frank Knox, now in Honolulu
10 .as.ec. tne damage
CENSORSHIP
IL President said strongly that
20 or. shou,d publish anything
..aa.. lie Hawaiian attack or pre-
seE, conditions there until the gov
...a:D.. has heard from Knox. He
.GG q. II response TO question, II
-4Ca stories are published the gov
.rnMtn. Will remember well the
p.5ge WHO did It.
He vas asked about the propriety
c. reporting statements made III
congress. giving purported details
o. tne situation in Hawaii. Core
>p5udents referred particularly tc
statements made in the senate yes
.fsCar ana told the President they
haa no choice but to print them.
TIE President agreed that such
-epoy.s from congress could not
* .-u0red, but said they should be
Characterized as not entirely fac
IA.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
L.V.Nippons Allowed
S10O Per Month

The United Sta.es .rt2s,,,',' Se-'
word 10 Imnec.a. T...ey T.--a.. taa
japanese MAJ 5e e s9a. &c
to exceed $50 & NOM tct IL
expenses toy themselves 2Hd X.
families.
Moner may be isags@ ION. s@oze.
accounts. il was cXp.a-.e~. . De9it'
District Attorney C@e..e5 G. Hail
Gay. but mus. no. -. :.c.e -
slQ0 from al accounts MAINTAIN.
b., ore individual
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12

Continued from Page One)
tinued perfecting precautions foe
projections of cities and popula-
tons in event of actual raids. The
aim was 100 per cent perfect black
outs" The defense authorities Sald
the aim had not been achieved. but
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
Red Mouthpiece
Denounces japan

TIfIcI nd @ eamblmg house, re-
viewed the collapse Of the German
#fflrk on fhc eastern front.
It came one day after TraVda
editorial Yesterday which said that
Rus,ia would never conclude a sep
aratc peace with Germany and that
nearc would be- possibly only by
~ recmenf with Iac United States
and Britain after Germany had
hgcn beaten.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
Play Postponed

In compliance with the request OF
school authorities. seniors at Holt
willie Union high school postponed
their play The Mad Hatters' un-
III Friday OF next week. The play
will be presented then unless public
gatherings Of this type are taboo
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12

fLONJ4Nu2C from rage oIle'
P..e.siGc5 could through joint high
~ procedure equitably supply the
remaining financing over reas-
c~.@b.e period, and even proposed
s.aes cooperation
BIGGEST ITEM
E.g-cs. TEN authorized for In
.=.a. coIuty in the department
.e44.ac budget is 100000 for resur-
..#..- Widening and construction
Ct b.dzes on L. S. SO, from Tri-
.s....7 Czaal 10 Two miles north Of
S1.Gy Beacn road. $50 900 Of this
IN Tas eatmarked for bridges, the
au.-cce t0r roa., work
Ta.e.Ls pet project" l3 miles
Z. s!aG..- ard .esurf2clng of U. S
- ..om r. CentrO to Brawley, was
a...C.ad. : viii cost s@5l000.
I..4.J .a.eCst Imperial county
-. wss f9r 5Ij0.00C for a four lane
9,e il = Ccnro city limits over
adam. acme and Fourth street tc
.G4.ec. With Main street at the
.~te...c.i0a Of Fourth.
T.is ~ cnange the present
sa-,.e e I. 5. 99 and U. S. 90
- G.nac. hcayy truck and othcl
-.a<.Ic t.c.a crowded Main street
UNDERPASS PROSPECTS
II announcing the approval OF
- pro .ao5. vaughn explained the
acs.,.ou e the highway department
il thc ma.Jer Of the proposal tC
,cr nuc. an underpasa beneath
Alail -,ree. berond The junction OF
.lar,. az Main as being favor
- 10 sucI a project, proYldlng
.g.s-.auc tUd"rpass can be obtain
T. ,-terstod q previous declara
~. nat /" vas unalterably op-
posed 70 Il tWO-lane tunnel, which
sd been suggested mere when II
-. lca.uea taay funds sufficient to
- W.aer pass could not be
~-.aa available
! can promise the people OF
:. C-nuO however that they vii.
.at .:"r audcrpass N time, ne
.a.G
Il .a.d he had worked hard to
..se The Adams and Fourth street
...s...e a2pgoyed, and added that
- ,Ae only state-financed pro-
tca.. over city streets in any Cali
..s.il ~ comparable in size tc
I Ctu:.o
Tic SI50,000 appropriation is TAX
f.. cAt.rclg from state highway de
;et.,aent funds and IS in addition
U Wnat ever monies that might be
..0eated here from the gasoline taX
Ind. Vaughn said.
Othcr Imperial county projects
..oY.Gcd for in the highway depart
n.cn- budget include:
Ssatr route 90, from East High
..ac canal 70 Yuma. grading, $1,000
@l.s IN additional $4,000 for grad
I1 o.llug and draining that route
L. 5 20, Mountain Springs TO Dixie
Ia,.c. rcsurtacing $4,000,
The budget for the whole of state
highway district No Il, which in
c.-ar. Imperial, San Diego and por-
tons Of Riverside counties, calls
t0r expenditures totaling $l,579,50J
IL tac.c areas during the next two
ycal. Vaughn announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
I.y. Gets s81O,000
For Highways from
States Bulge:

Continued from Page One1
2.se.siLcY could through joint high
~ procedure equitably supply the
remaining financing over reas-
-x@b,e period. and even proposed
,.-Cr~arc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12

.hCy were hopCfal of complete sic
cess as the popaIacc becomes NOR,
familiar with regulations and pre-
F4utiOnS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12

....1.s1lseC Gzal
O.-n.Irpr .a.t-
Evening star., 1941-07-31

II RHODE ISLAND AVE NV, u BLOCK
of North Capitol; newly finished apt.
house, and 3 room sptS, FriRidalre
modern metal kitchen units: reasonable.
RE 1877
Evening star., 1941-07-31

I347 HARVARD ST. NW-Double 2nd-fi.
front room. newly decorated: twin BEDS.
irner-snrinp nattreSSeS 4 Windows
Evening star., 1941-07-31
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

sUBLET COMPLETELY FURN. APT. AUGi.
Sept; very reasonable Desk or III PsFk
Lane Apis. RE. 1900.
1921 9Th ST. NE ROOMS, KITCHEFNN7 i n
week cOnv bus and car.
D'TOWN. Mr.. WHITE HOUSE. 1874 H
Rm. in ladys apt. II Tehn Govt. laoles
over 25; kit. shower. Dl 34o6 after >.
large room and kitchen. Murphy bed, sink;
attr furn; reasonable: adults.
DUE TO TRANSFER OF FORMER MATE.
young lawyer Of quiet and refined tastes
ment with another: no kitchenette: S35 per
mo. each. references. Call mgr. MA. 1877.
> BEDROOMS, LIVING ROOM. KITCHEN.
bath. balcony. in mod: apt. bldg. separate
ideal for 4 persons. 914 22nd St. Apt. 20.
DI 5g3:}.
ARLINGTON. VA.-NAVAL OFFICER WILL
sublet modern bedroom > exp; nicely
min from downtown Wash: 500 mo, in
Guiding all utilities. cH. ss16 or CH, 7070.
GEORGETOWN, 3104 P. ST. ROOM,
kitchen. bath; large Frieidaire; adults; S35
month.
1905 NEWTON ST. NV ATTR.
Housekeeping rooms private bath. kit.
Frigidaire everything incl: couple pref
1924 18th ST, N.w.-EvERYTHING FUR
nshed. suitable for >: $50 month each;
Electrolux refrigerator.
32lO Eth ST. NW-LARGE Ink
room, second floor. front: Frigidaire, c.h.w.;
couple: $50 80 a month.
TRINITY TOWERS. 3O23 I4th ST. NV.
Apt 6l5-Beautifully furn., rm., dining
aicove. kitchen. bath. Ho. 0s04.
LOVELY 2-RoOM APT. ELECTRoLUx
h W; corner house; SO week. DU. 1874.
l4O INLAND terrace ne.
1921 INGRAHAM ST. NV ROOMS
kitchen, semi-pvt bath: gas, elec., phone
Govt. empl., gentiles. See after 4 pm.
STIpJ FIT CONVENIENT COMFORTARIE
furnished apt, > r, k. and b. Adams Mill
rd., near Rock Greek Park and Conn. ave.
Telephone Michigan 313..
PA 5th ST. NE-SMALI. APARTMENT
Suitable for couple. Newly painted. Near
car line.
32I7 18th ST. N.W-3 COMFORTABLE
rooms, 2nd-f1oor front: no children; $50;
ami. Hobart $500.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

DOWNTOWN walking distance Govt. depts.
Double room and kitchenette. sink, gas,
eIec refg; lovely room. clean private home:
Govt. employe preferred; S9.15 wk. 902
fifth ST. q V.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
ApARTMENTs WANTED.

LIST WITH Us FOR QUICK RESULTS.
Hrs, $50 to 4:3O kILLFN REALTY CO,
Citizens Bank. Tx. PIX. Md SH. 6sbs.
EMPLOYED SETTLED LADY WITH DOG
desires furnished apartment. first floor,
porch, yard; NV. Box 2l3-L. Star.
UNFURNISHED 3-ROCM. KITCHEN AND
bath apartment, in NV. apartment house;
will pay around so. Box 2lO-L, Star. 81
FURNISHED APARTMENT TO SUBLET,
Aug to Aug. %; responsible party; one
adult. Box 1881. Star.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

CHERRYDAIE. VA LARGE ROOMS.
private bath: near bus; reasonable. 2O4
N. Stafford st.
UNFURN. APT, ROOMS. BATH, FRONT
and back porches; auto. heat; near bus, lOc
to downtown: stores and churches. for
man and wife, Govt. empl. pref; $40.
CHI 7g2s. i
SMALL. AIRY. FURNISHED APT. SEMI
pvt. bath; heat. light and faS furn.; near
> Iuc buses. No children :i6Iy : IN St =,
Arlington. Va.
SJS 5u-AELINGTON- WING RM BED
I'M. dintlte, kitchenette and bath, new
bldt, all outside aptS.. available lmmtdl-
stely. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN CHI. l:4l.
NICELY FUKN LIV. RIM. BEDRM.. KIT.
bath, back porch. - Johnson ave. Hyatts-
vile, Md.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

FURNISHED APT, , OK ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. in Va. within 10 miles
OF ID c. Box Tim Star.
ARLINGTON-FURN.. > OR 2 RM APT
Immediate occupancy. Call between 5-G.3t
HO. 3SS3
Evening star., 1941-07-31

WANTED by couple and daughter, age IL.
unfurniShed BUNGALOW or furnished apt. or
Md including daily transportation to and
from washington if possible. Box 23l L,
Evening star., 1941-07-31

WASHERS, brand,new and factory Sa ssies a. A.
savings Of from $50 to s94; sp4>rA1 A1oC NAV Az
TAC. GENERAL ELECTRIC. WESTING-
HOUSE. ABC and THOR; Buy now wni5e I;b
srsi trade-in allowance. Easy terms. You
NAV pay with your light oil
FI,ECTRICAL CENTER,
Evening star., 1941-07-31
ApAR1MEh1s FUR. OR UhFUR.

i:i49 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc. NEAR
Lincoln Park large rooms aud kitchen.
gas. elec., heat furn. Ii. 1908.
EMPLOYED COUPLE TO SHARE NEW
brick bunsGlOw. furnished or uniurnIsheu.
sos Klnr st. Silver Spring, Md, on Bur
lnst and Woodbury. dTs. 81
l141 CHURCH ST, Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE.
Apt - rooms, kitchen. bath. porch,
elec. refrigerator. See JanitOr or o. b.
HOPKINS. 1926 Vermont ave. DI. 121 ],
WO. Ug1q.