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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
sAsKHurrcy PETITIONS

Voluntary p.tlsions in rank
raptey we're fiisa N fsasrsl aiss
lfisi court Tuesday ~ Jnmss
fA~rsnes Alebslsiis and Oscar
Melvin Johnson. nlensistia, sisfs
residing at sTis 30 Washington
II listed dssss ~ 81 o7z - snd
asssts IT tI.TTs claimed ss 60
snipt Johnson. Absrd~sn ishofss.
listed 7.gss ~ ~ 5sbts ard
- eco 20 IN assets ~ which sss7 W
sss claimed a. sssmgt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
Coast Deienses Equal
To World War Basis

SEATTLE Returning from an
inspection tour Of Fort Worden.
Fort Casey and the Bellinghsm
airport. Sen. Mon {. Wallgren. d.
Wash. Tuesday said Puget sound
coastal defenses now are equal
10 what they were during the
World war
He recommended additional
rsereationsl facilities at the de-
Tense posts. however.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
War in Europe
A Year AGO
JulyH. 1910

rs.ssss~ns Roosevelt ssked ecs-
Er.ss frv sntho~its - sssl So ~
nssle.si ss~ss sd army rss~v~s
.<ne~rs
British Destroyer wfsr 80
ssns ~ German tamh<rs
fla<rs nrstsnnss sss csmssrote
acsksd 81 Ns~ yess Win III
refugee ehilsr~n.
Hamsnls snnnuneef rsssinses
to esas tssrlsesy 10 Hungary ssd
Bulgaria
AmmssItlan dump 81 erhsslsss
ssrlefsa. slIiins feuf nrittsh
sslsilsFs snd wuundtrk sever.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
Park Employees
Seek Increases
Budget Must Be
Ready October 8

Metropolitan pars dlstfAei sa-
rlosss. following ths lssa - ely
haa Nufksfs sefoss fas street. Pc
fitiansd TO nsFk semnaissinnsFs
Monday sftsfneen fsr . IS pc
cent Increase n salaries fcr ths
rema lnt,vf a thls yssr and m he
lsta budget
TIE dslsKatiea fspfsssntlng
stats. County nd Municipal I'm
ployss union leesi fsp. A y 81 l.
expressed willingness. u taks
whatever !. The hsst ne heard ssn
do n increases 20 meet the al
vanelnK cost q living Thres
spohesmsn we're Milton Andersen.
" A Jsnss sna Chris sefensen.
The request fer an emergency n
erase this year sAs s@nt u oiyw.
pa fer an opinion ~ The ststs
sudlior. IN vis~ 81 re resent al
vice to the city council that "a 10
powsrls. to exceed ns budget
wage scale
Baasst Tins Near.
The new Park budget must -
submitted 10 the eeunty semmas.
sioners BY Oct 4
other board business included q
request from Dewitt & Rowland
representing the Rainier Flying
club. Tor permission q take 40 feet
Of ths park districts 300 feet en
the south end q American lac
10 use for a ssapMns ramp and
hangar fnr ore plane Inc com
missloners viii givs their answer
By Aug. II after consulting of.
ficer. at Camp Murray. which al
most adJoins the para property.
Gontrsrts Let
Two contracts for feedink the
Point Defiance park 400 acre let
on anti bases The Tacoma Fsed
Co. Won the ons-yesr contract 10
provide hay. gvsin and feed. and
Model Bakery for supplying stale
bread rile Eoo takes about 500
pounds Of bread a month
Purchase OF SIN more boats for
The outboard boat group ~ Point
Defiance, as cost not Ia exceed
ses each. was authorized.
The annual fishing contest BE-
tween city and park commissioners
was set for Aug IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
MRS. ANNIE v. sAwur,.sos

Ms. Annie FIsaheth samuel
son. II. ~ ots Hsrbor, died Tues
day morning At the home ~ her
son, George ssmuslson. ~ tzis
No. Ferdinand. where sn~ had
beer visiting. She vas bors IN
Norway. snd had made her name
In Gig Harhor for the past rs
years. Surviving are her son.
George. three grandc hiidr~n and
tao nissea. Funeral announce
menf viii ne made later ny
Asllinaer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
SO-Day Term
For Japanese
Mercury Purchaser
Aided by New Law

There may - q defect in ne
"a designed 70 control exports q
essential national defense mate
rials. but FEDERAL Judge Lloyd
Pisck tod a oWded courtroom
and attorneys Monday afternoon
he vas rot 50 much concerned
about the defect as ~ wss shout
the need to stop questionable sx-
ports
Before him. admitting intent to
export eight pounds ~ mercury.
was Tchussds Nishida. quarter
master of the japanese steamship
kosi Msru.
Plea Vas Advised
Lane Summers Seattle attorney
representing the japanese. said he
had advised Nxhids n plead guilty
in expectation n = light sentence
and an early opportunity 10 return
~ Japan. Summers said NJ vas
convinced that = plea Of not guilty
would have resulted in long
drawn-out trial. probable sppesls
and eventual liberation Of his
client
Assistant L. s District Attorney
Frank Hale pointed out 10 the
court that Nishida. once he had
been caught aboard ship at Aber-
deem, had been cooperative. and
that az the law stands Nishida
could not he charged directly with
violation Of the export control act
and presidential proclamation.
New Law Slips
In rewriting the former Law.
congress appears to hav. slipped,
Hale said. The new law fails 10
make II a crime to attempt TO ex-
port a forbidden commodity. The
exporting must be an accomplished
fact. that is, the prohibited com
modify must have reached the
high seas. or as some authorities
hold, must have reached its for
eign destination and become CO.
mingled with similar goods Of the
foreign country.
That gives the purchaser
running start on us. and we can I
do very much about it. However,
in this case. the defendant told Of
ficers at Aberdeen he had some
sort of understanding with a bro
ker IN Japan and probably would
make a profit Of several hundred
per cent on all the mercury he
could get across SO we have
brought this indictment as con-
spirscy with a person unknown in
Japan
Wasn't a Spy
Summers pointed out that Nish-
Ida mad been in Jail already since
June / and felt that the sentence
should he no more than the time
he had already served. Nishida.
he insisted. was in no way accused
Of being spy or dealing in mer-
curry directly for his own country's
government. Rather he contend
ed. Nishida was engaged in pri-
waite gamble out of which ne had
hoped to make little money for
himself.
Judge Black. in passing sentence
Of 20 additional days in Tacoma
city jail asserted no doubt CON
gress would get around 10 repair
ing the law. but that in the mean
time unauthorized expectations of
important defense materials such
as mercury must he discouraged,
others must know that such prac-
tees are not profitable in this
country. and that the sentence he
was imposing vas infinitely light
or than an American might expect
from japanese courts in similar
circumstances.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
OBITUARY NOTICES

Survived by her husband. Charles
H. ~ Hfsmsfton. q daughter.
aFs. Naomi Jolly 81 Port Orchard.
tso sons. chars. ~, himmsfiinE
~ Hfsmsrtan and G~.Es y. Hsn.
ford Of Tacoma i've Sisters. Mary
Hossman. hassi DsrinGev sna
Niss Frames smith af Seattle.
frms Snow ~ North Bend. Wasn..
and I4lAs Does - Asrysvills. and
= b,othsr. John smith ~ Alaska.
and tSo grandchildren. Michael
and James Jolly ~ Port Orchard.
Service. wlll be held from Lewis
chapel. Hrsmsrton. al 7 p m. We'd
nssdaY. with REV. Perry A. Yer
Etison u Port orchard officiating.
Inisfmsnt sill be In Forrest Lawn
cemetery. srsmsrson. Thursday
morning.
FUNERAL sgnyfcSs
Matilda n n~ess.ss Services
~iIl - held frou ihs Church ~
the vlsststlsr at .. ~. wsfnss-
day. s,ith Rev rs,hef D"mlntes
Hseh officiating rns ,nssFy ~iii
10 rsclisd a. ths chsreh - the
Visitation IT ~ Tuesday,
Burial -ili Re IN Calvary s~ms-
terry.
Patrick I.ss tss-~Esrstsss 1T
Piper ehapsi 81 ! 30 ,. m. r'ss-
day. Hsy Charles sss-dsn riff
rlatinE surisl .iii Ne In as~
Tacoma esWsisfs.
k@siis s.i~sia "Wednesday.
4 .. m. from 6 O. Lynn co.
chapel. tho Rev. p n Hon eff.
elatinE Iatsrmsnt N Tssoma
e.mstsfY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
OSCAR NJ. SWIFT

Oscar NJ. sNsst. 81. died San
day morning al HI. home In
Everett following brief Hines.
lie was horn ia ~ InKnsss. Mich.
ard came 10 everett tn 1905,
where he had bssn engaged In tho
transfer business Hs was . mem
her ~ the PinnssFs' club NJ Eno-
homish county. and the first
Methodist church ~ Everett Ne
leaves MS wife, Mrs. Lelta A.
Sweet. son. Eari s~sst ~
Camp Murray. Wash. a daughter.
Mrs Nay connsly ~ Los An.
gsl.s. Calf a SISTER. Mrs. CLANCY
Wintsrmuts II Tacoma. and Q
brother Edward assst 81 jack.
son. Mich. Funeral services nill
10 announced later ffosn tho chapel
II Challaeombs q ttlchsi. Everett
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
MAS q. u. MAINTAINING

Mrs. Margaret a ksnmsriinK.
"a. died in sssttis Saturday. she
had been . resident ~ Efsmsrton
for a number u years She Has
non In Miles CITY. Ia. and -
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Mrs. HsRssnr soLwoLD

Mrs. sadis boiw0id. 81. died
Monday morning At the family
home IN Brnnon Wash sbs sas
native ~ Norway. came 20 this
country "a Yasfs ago. and bad
lived IN Brinnon for ths past n
years. she Ia survived by nor
husband. HsfDsrt. and one s0n,
Richard. 81 ths home. rsnsfai
announcement siii ~ sads By
g. q. Lynn later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

Your Postmaster can tell YOU
how 10 invest in L. s. Defense
Ronds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

sossands Of sizsfstts
wr.as srs rave and thSy -
singing is~ prsA~s-
YOr l<rili4rd . neu~ King
sizs BEECH NUT . 20es
longer ~. cooker. sssz~,th<r
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

.sns~s Add ma . ~c~b
SEQ bisnd Of the ~rid .
sssososat ssgsfstts too.eeas-
Try BgxcHsuT today.
60 more smoking pssasars
iof yosaf eixsr~tLs noa~y.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

DESIRABLE 6-RM. BRICK HOUSE; DOU-
BILE garage: NV. section; convenient bus,
car line and shopping center: reasonable.
Randolph 2422.
SALE OR RENT, BRICK CORNER HOUSE.
rooms. ami, Sth and Gallatin NV:
$3.50: terms: rent. S75 per mo-: will paint
and paper. Oil burner may be installed 70
right lessee Present tenant will show house
NICHOLSON & CO., MA 5637.
The Burlington. 1120 Vt. Ave. NV.
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FOR COLORED.
5349 BLAINE ST N f

One of the most popular groups Of mod
ern siX-room brick homes We have ever
offered for your consideration. Only a few
still available al the low S6.35O price
entrance, colored tile bath. streamlined
kitchen and knotJy pine recreation room
laundry trays. automatic air conditioned
heat and 2nd-hoor windows that have no
sash cord or weights which come right out
easily for cleaning. This is something new
and well worth looking al if you want TO
keep abreast of the times You'll find more
new ideas here than ever before. Like the
difference between a model T and the new
Va. Come out today and have our repre-
sentative show you the most surprising
value you've ever seen on easy terms.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
500l East Capitol ST. Realtors IL 354O.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
COLORED BARGAIN.

1O1O SG4N L 4e]aA nv 4. ~
Buy Your Home and Pay Like Rent.
$3.50 Down and Balance $50 Monthly.
Newly completed 6-room semi-detached
brick, tiled bath, colored fixtures, CUSTOM
built kitchen cabinet sink. recreation room.
Village. Open for inspection Sunday from
l pm. to ) pm. W. T. COTHERN, al5
New York ave. NV. MA. 74l6.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
HOUSES FOR SALE

Nh S<%%Es
CoLORED-6 r, TILED BATHS H-WH-
terms North 1909 N 'u''
COLoRED-11th. NEAR GTRARD ST.
raSro n;%;~a o. rooms, tile bath. h.-wh., oil.
MEeRRso1a55s MR Pgiee and terms; this one.
CoLoRED-2-sToRY BRICK. NEAR N.
Cap. and Semi detached g rooms,
5 cash atoDe E. sARa Rf2 3 dfeP ssg4 ard
GoLoRED-OPEN TODAY 2-6-lOa4-
1895 corner, Park road-2-story brick:
floors; good condition; reasonable be- prics pHcs
an snd term terms See it today. MIR. KINAEc.
coLoRED-i2-sToRY BRICK; 8 ROOMS.
PARKS, MI, s56a4.' s56a4.' ""' s0Ou Ou'' e.
COLORED- 2-6 TODAY-32O5 18th
st. n.e.-Beautiful sir-conditioned bunga-
excellent condition. You'll like IT, $4,000.
5000 cash. MRS. ELLEN L. PARKS.
CoLORED-BRoOKLAND, l247 KEAR-
home 8 spacious, rooms; tile baths
Colonial front porch. h; W h. oil automatic
apts.; open 20: reasonable price and
terms. ]. BURRELL PARKS. MI. 1854.
COLoRED-FINE HOME AND INVEST
mIenti nIei 542. 534 Irving St NV COM
s dos oil hs nevf6nse don
Ssoo1Es6 RsiSff REALT9 Rfsl CO.
CoLoRHEDm5545o, o2oRHE,,,;5545o, $50, 53s IRVING ST,
porches. recreation room, h-w.h,, hard
EQUITABLE REALTY CO, Michigan n e66soi::
COLORED--519 IRVING ST. NV
Beautiful S-room home hardwood. parquet
6OOIS. tile Kitchen and hath h
crete front porch; reasonably priced open
y am, 70 s pm; EQUITABLE REALTY
Beautiful Colonial home; 8 rms bath,
hardwood floors reGTeation room open
Co a M michigsnp i1 a pm adso! EQUITABLE REALTY
COLoRED- D-MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY
for club or hotel % rooms baths, large
ballroom. imposing dining hall. deep yard.
coambs 5o6 6far and 'tR mchsan fha 2so NV
COLORED. Abb FOOTE ST. NE-6
rms, bath, cellar; h.-wh- cleo, stationery
uqn pree 4 a56 ae"y terms decorated
1904 H St NE Ii 1891
FOR COLORFD
NEAR FLORIDA AVE. ON eth ST NE
This beautiful home offers an exceptionally
rare opportunity to acquire a fine home
in splendid c!oSe-n community near
cars buses. stores, schools churches. mar
kets and many other cOnveniences. SIX
great big rooms, hot-water heat, bath and
porches make this property most deSlr-
able in its immaculate condition at the
low price asked, Phone for appointment
and full particulars. Daily or Sunday.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
2001 Z. Capitol st. Realtors. Ii. 354O.
COLORED
Near 18th ST. and Columbia I'd NV
3-story bay-window brick house OF rooms,
bath, reception hall. full cellar, steam heat,
f1replaces. garage; in need OF decoration
and minor repairs. Price. $1,000.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1919 K St NV Ma 1166
Evening star., 1941-03-16

COLORED-NEAR 18th AND R SITS. NV.
= r, h.-w.h, elec., double garage, full
cellar: excellent condition; will sacrifice.
A. w. STEVENS. DE. 1115, DE. 1852.
COLORED@6 R., TILED BATH, H.-WH,
elec.; near North Capitol and sts.
S5 500. terms NO 1909
Evening star., 1941-03-16

COLCRED-BARGAIN IRVING ST. NV
6 rooms, 2 kitchens, baths, h-wh
auto. stoker; excellent condition; price
S6,500 MA 1896
Evening star., 1941-03-16

COLORED = SEVERAL GROOM BRICK
houses, good Southeast sections down pay
ments as low as 500, balance less than
rent. Call v. s. HURLBERT, MA. 1870.
Q31 n st NV
Evening star., 1941-03-16
o-FAMILY

r GNNIDI
Det. frame on nice cor
ner lot, 5Ox10O: lot next
available; Il block business
district Silver Spring. un-
der $1,000 Excel for den
tiSt. doctor, beauty parlor
or apt. site.
ALSO
3-family all brick, 3 COM
plete aptS.: under S11.OOO.
HELEN H. VEIT, SH. 1926,
SH. 217l.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
47th ST, BETWEEN CLAY AND
NIX SITS NJ IT

A new group of ultramodern six-room
brick homes ready for your inspection and
approval. Here you will find every modern
convenience and a floor plan deslened eSpe-
cially for comfort at prices beginning at
81 $50. with none higher than $3.50, on
easy terms Look them over today
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO,
5001 East Capitol ST. Realtors. Ii. 354O.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

COLORED A BEAUTIFUL 2-STORY
brick home, containing 8 bright, spacious
and cheerful rooms, h.-w h., elec., tile BATH
1st floor, living room, reception hall. din
ing room and a most attractive kitchen,
front and back porches. full cellar, front
and back yards: End floor. 8 lovely bed
rooms, tile bath. closed-in back porch.
This home is well planned for gracious liy-
ing with most convenient location and
environment. RUSSELL ]. MOORE. Hobart
6712 1919 14th st NV
Evening star., 1941-03-16
HOUSES FOR SALE.
ACREAGE

In beautiful Bradley Farms riding club |
section 3 bedrms., baths on End f. Lge. |
liv. rm dining rm kit, breakfast rm. IL |
brary with lavatory on 1st fl. Servants |
quarters over 2-car garage. Situated on 234- |
R SpEap Sh9Gn SG yy py na,p1poiptment only
Evening star., 1941-03-16
KENWOOD,

Authentic Colonial home on large wood
ed lot. bedrms., baths on 2nd A.: .
bedrmS.. l bath on 3rd A.: large liv rm f.,
dining rm., kit with buffers pantry. rec
reatlon rm. with open fireplace. Servants
Shown by appointment only. F. r. SPEAR,
INC, WI. 2lOS. Bradley 0lAo
Evening star., 1941-03-16
DIFFERENT

DIFFERENT.
Yes. that individuality which seems
so hard to find these days. I have
pleasing Eng.-type home with un-
usual floor plan. partly paneled liv-
ing rm. 4 bedrms., fin. rec rm
9409 THORNHILL RD.
Open Sunday, l until dark
Out ColeSville rd from Silver
Spring traffic light, bear left on lst
dlagonal ST. AZ Sligo Parkway.
HELEN H. VEIT, SH. 1926, SH.
2111
Evening star., 1941-03-16

COLORED-600 BLOCK 10th ST. NE
bath, h.-w.h.; 500 down, balance like
rent; can give immediate possession. v. S.
HURLBERT. MA. 1870. 931 H st. NV.
FOR COLORED-A GROUP OF NEW 5
46th pI. ne, $3.50 and up; open. heated
and LIGHTED. DICKSON REAL ESTATE CO.
903 You st. NV. HO. 4719. Ewes, MI.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
BARNABY WOODS

Featuring a studio-type living room,
26xl5: lst-f. bedroom and bath . bed
rms, bath 2nd A.; 2-csr built-in garage:
oil heat: gorgeous wooded lot 165 II.
oeep.
Emerson 1871. JOHN LINDER. EN-. 1880.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
COLORED.
Home for the DiScriniO atinp

q ronrnc and batb c1oea5 ~ norcb h n. -
suitable for doctor or dentist Also build
ing lot. suitable for 8 or apt. units.
Mr.. Colegeman
SOLDANO REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1941-03-16
3133 CHESTNUT ST, NE.
BROOKLAND BRICK.

2930 18th, on the bus line, at the
stores and schools. Ideal location, Arranged
Tor families. Cheap at $3.50 Open.
l ave. ne North 432S
Evening star., 1941-03-16
S. $5,7OO-GLOVER PARK

COLORED-IRVING ST. EAST OF GEOR-
gia ave.-6 rms, h.-w.h.. elec., hardwood
floors, cellar, porches, double brick ga
DE oO57 DE 1851
Evening star., 1941-03-16

CoLORED-BEAUTIFU GROOM HOME,
oil heat garage; good condition; price
reasonable; terms; near Howard Univers-
ity NO S59S
Evening star., 1941-03-16
4 New Brick BUNGALOWS.

Woodridge-Exhibit house. 3lOa Monroe
st. ne; one sold before completion; pre-
showing new brick bungalows, ) large
rooms, finished attic room, l4X33 tile
bath; shower; open fireplace; furred walls.
weather-stripped, oil conditioned heat
with summer and winter hookup; near
Open. To inspect, drive out Rhode Island
ave. ne, to Monroe St, right on Monroe
oo,, WIN. r. THoRowGoop,
Evening star., 1941-03-16

COLORED-OpEN TODAY 2-6-2707 p
N.W-3-story brick: 8 very spacious rms.
tile bath. new h.-w.h, basement. garage:
excellent condition; reasonable price and
terms to suit YOU. MR.. E. PARKS. MI 1854.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
FOR cOLoRED
COTnPED

Near 18th St and Columbia I'd NV
3-story, bay-Window brick house Of s rooms,
bath, reception hall. full cellar, steam heat,
freplaces, garage; in need OF decoration
and minor repairs. Price. $1,000.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER,
1T19 Z ST n W Ma 11RH
Evening star., 1941-03-16

s13 Marietta pl. NV. near sth and
Concord ave.--6 rooms, bath. automatic
heat, 2 porches: near school and transp. !;
specially priced, S6,950.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
5000 25th PL. NE.
JUST REDUCED 81. 900.

Must be sold at about y value g.
room brick; auto. heat. garage only
S5950. Open. H. C MAYNOR. 33l4 r. I.
ave. ne. North 433S
Evening star., 1941-03-16

r., TILED BATHS. H-W H
terms North 1909
Evening star., 1941-03-16
WEST CHEVY CHASE,
S9.950.

Built to order; less than 7 months
old stone and brick construction; lst A..
oedrm. and bath; bedrms., bath, storage
space, 2nd fl: knotty-pIne recreation room
with fireplace; wonderful garden possibil-
Emerson 1871. JOHN LINDER. EN-. 1880
1hon Conn Ave
Evening star., 1941-03-16
WOODBRIDGE BRICK.

202l Hamlin st. New 6-room brick; 3
bedrms., daylight cellar, auto. heat; at
the park. Only $500 cash payment. Open.
Inspect today. It's lovely H. C. MAYNOR,
23l4 r. l. ave. ne. North 433S.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEAR 11th AND SPRING RID NV
Six large rooms; cost owner $500;
must be sold; cash, $3.50. balance one
trust. payable $50 per month, including
taxes. Mr.. Glidden after g pm. DE.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

2232 Kearney st. ne-Owner leaving
town; good tourist location; r, b.; oil
neat; gar: nr. cars and stores. Open.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
o0o4 r L Ave N z M no1r
Evening star., 1941-03-16

Chevy Chase, Md.-$1 900
Down, $50 month. incl. taxes; new stone
house, modern; Z rms, Ia baths, oil heat,
gar; S10.75O. Wisconsin 1913 %.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

BET. CONN. AVE. AND R. CR PIX.
Exceptionally charming home on lot
10Ox235, containing seven rooms a bed,
rooms), baths, servants rooms and
bath; oil heat, Scar garage Situated on
Elicott St; center-hall planned, it lends
itself admirably for extensive entertaining
Convenient to downtown by way of Rock
Creek Park drives. Eve. or Sun, phone
Evening star., 1941-03-16

MICHIGAN PARK.
471O 10Th St ne. - Furnished sample
home. Attractive new brick homes, 6 rms.
baths. modern kitchen. concrete front
porch; Bryant air-conditioned heat insu-
lated. furred walls; Bendx washer; wealth
er-stripped, screened; large lot: price
$3.50 Up: reasonable terms. To inspect:
out Michigan ave. to 18th st. ne, left on
18th to Buchanan. left on Buchanan to
l2th right to homes. Open Phone Mich
VIM. R. THoRoWGooD
2024 r. I. Ave. NE. DE. O317
S2 o50 CAPITOL HEIGHTS BUNGA-
pc,ooo Low rms. and bath, large
lot, on bus line. near stores
EDMUND j. FLYNN,
woodward Bldg. RE 1918
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Leave for Florida

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bragaw
of Lone Pine court left last week
for ST. Petersburg. Fla, to be
gone the rest of March.
Mrs. Frederick, Ward OF Ok
ford entertained her sewing
group at luncheon Tuesday in
Pontiac at the home of the
senior Fred II. Wards where she
is staying during the family's
absence on the West Coast. Her
guests included Mrs. John r.
MacManus, Mrs. T. F. Mac
Manus Jr., Mrs. H. Thompson
Raymond. Mrs. Carlton M. Hig-
bic and Mrs. Charles K. Latham
Jr.
Mrs. Joseph Hinshaw Of Pom
Valley road left today for Ash
land, Miss, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. w. p. Brown,
for a fortnight.
Several returning travellers In
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton M.
Higbie and their two children
who returned from Fort Lauder
dale last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel II. Bell of Tiverton road
arrived home Sunday from a trip
to North Carolina, where, they
tell me, the daffodils have been
up three weeks. Col. Edwin S.
George has returned to Cedar
holm" from a six weeks trip
ON the West Coast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Dudley Hays Head Party
At Colony Town Club
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

WELL, your resourceful friend,
w Mrs. Dudley c. Hay. is plan
ming quite an evening for fellow
Colony Town Club-ers when she
runs off that informal dinner and
evening program, Thursday.
She and Mr.. Hay will head
the host-and-hostess committee
and are being assisted by the
following willing workers:
MEssRs. AND MEsDAMEs
Philip c. Baker William A. Baker
Ormand Z. Hunt NJ J. Alef
A. w. Sempliner Charles q. Recching
Donald Melville Simon Den vi
Edward II. Burlage Ernest G. Harris
Frank Munger William J. Hen
Archibald Mckay
And add TO the above Mrs.
Hans B. keydel, Judge and Mrs.
Adolph Marschner and DR.. and
Mrs. Alexander Biain.
There's to be an interesting
talk on "Old Detroit, illustrated
with sketches. to mention just
one item,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Arnold Aqree on Committee

Margaret Harmon plus Fred Edmunds elaborated solving
the huge buebook which framed the band Arnold Agree
headed the Frocs decoration committee responsible for mural
like paintings about the depicting the frosh trials and tbs
Kappa Signals contingent the formal included couplets
Bob FouzPa Charles Thomson-Mary Nestor Bill
HerrmannRuh Voelker Harry AtmanCarol Forsyth and Bill
Decorcey- Betty Ann Hedbreder.
Phi Sigma Delta five couples to nauguate the weekend
the nightmare Jack Sherman. Jack
Gilman Edward Tam, Durand Jacobs and Leonard Gronan
with Maxine Spcker Ann Nelban Maxine Jasove
Alice Zeme and Marjorie Rosenbaum respectively Tr De
Betty Gswod Bob Venrose doubled for the
with sister Dorothy who from DetroD and Phil
Rchei 1t preview Of coming attractions for Dorothy
for she'll be Of year.