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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24

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bcfannt aclpcnncn iuprbcn. Sic Csc.
iomtlcit'uN bc3 slbcros rntcrItcbt
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24

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Gin nrbcitiamcr, uiihterusr. NIT
t.ljGbr;gcr I. ScItid)cr phcr iiid,iiid,er
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lid, nn hru Huitcn MIS-
Mnd)tiu9dDfcr
bier ut Cleveland nnb bel 0ntrm
Ynhn bc'yerbca. Wan fdIrcite tn
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Sbiu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

Jeffrey t.Yna = starred IN tn.
sssstlnF expose ~ ths underground
movement thai 10 wurkinr tn over.
threw the atFsnxls hosa 20 the
aietstefs Il = steFy = coars-
kseas and fearless young mea and
sumsn she daily rl.s their lives
10 operate The feFesasssn short
wave radio that IL their nla.s pr
tent weapon. such dangerous AID
fsF=rssshlnE sers can eaiv ~
carried oa beszu.s ~ sympathlssfs
throughout the whsle government
structure
Against thss sssltlax hack
ground Underground" tsll. .
thalll.tsasa tsis tnst 70 al the
NOR. compelling because "a u
taken straight from life.
Jeffrey Lynn mas an opportunity
Ia show hls dramatic talent. q.
does Mon. Asrts xlsmosou.
south American star. In the east
sfs = number 20 refugees ~he
have made great names shfusd
and ~. heinx lntrcasseed to THE
eeaatry In underground f'hliip
Darn. from Holland. and lovely
kssr.n Verne. fsam Germany.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Underground Will Open Wednesday At Hamricks Roxy Theate
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RoNN Rsttv ofsbis ana Nm
Anerhe In Noon over Miami
faks ia TAs 10 50. also IAns
WIthsrs and Nancy Kelly ~ = Nrfy
Yaunx LADY N %. , As. eos. IS
RIuro-B BOB Hop< md nofotnF Il
M % asIe sSe. : 20. io.te. 80
RiChaHa Carlson ana Anne shirley
IN Nest Point wiae~.- lie. 80.
$50 sle
NJ ~Ir my Ciark Gable and Ro.s-
ind Russell In --rhsy Net p hesn-
haF II 30. As s1A. IS 80
Roeeft stsFlins aaa Donna Reed In
"ott-AsaF." i.is = 80. $40
nut Nol>r BETTE Davis md
James Caenev IN The hfide Cane
c o d "a 50. As, 80. 50
also william t.undisan ana Aaris
y wlisen IN IN, ,i 6. GO % E, ~ =. aa.ss
Chaplin fsulstts
Goddard and Jzek oskis In srhs
Great Dictator. Il 30. a.lo. 70.
ITO. , IS
RTTURN SHOWING
RFNTRtA-Bob Hens Bins Crosby
and Dorothy Iamour In Road 20
Zanzibar
CsrIrois bob Hops snd rsulstt.
Canary plus VIII Roecrs in fafs
Begins - FuTty
COMM NITN - Bette Davis and
GeofTs Brent IA The Great lie
also fredric March snd Betty fisid
Ia Victory
kAN SIRfHT- Madeleine Carroll aud
Pred MacMurray IN @Nirginia. also
Chester Morris and Rochelle hud-
son IN Meet Boston Blackis
LAhtN oop-lrene Dunno and Carr
Grant IN Penny sercuads also
Jackie Cooper In Life With Henri
Farm Mickey Rooney In Andr
HaTdYs Private secretary plus
Penny singleton IN Blonde ooss
latin
rROC ToR -IAraine nas and Robert
Young IN The frisl Of Mary
Dugans also PRANK Morgan and
Ann Rutherford in Keeping Gem
RfAiaRf BETTE Davis oeorEe Rrsnt
and Mary Astor IN The Great lie
Canova and Bob Crosby
In SIS Hopkins plus Otto kfussf
and Gloria Dickson In The his
Boss
sntil-- Dorothy tAmour and Robert
Preston IN Moon over Burma"
plus Alice Pave aud HEM Fonda
In Lillian Russell
N>tI ingrid Bergman and
Warner Baxter In adam Had Pour
sons also Weaver Brothers and
ElyifY IN Friendly Neishbors
TtNfI.i-Mickey Rooney and spencer
Tracy IN Men OF BOYS Town.
plus Lloyd Nolan IN "slespsr'
LIBERTY. ruysliup - Tyrone poWsr
and Dean Jasssr in Brigham
Youne"
RIVIERA. sumner Allan Jones and
susanna Foster IN There's Magic
IN Music"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Charlie Chaplin's Latest Comedy,
The Great Dictator, Now at Riviera

instead OF staff. il Is manned by
one person. And that persons
chief job is 10 suppress publicity
rather than further H.
For Charlie. whose latest com
edy. The Great Dictator" IL now
playing at the Riviera theater. be-
lisves that fundamentally the pub
lie is interested in a star for but
one reason his pictures. II they
aren't good. he maintains. all the
publicity in the world means moth
ing. And 10 that end. his studios
concentrate not on Charlie what
he thinks. eats. wears. likes or dis
likes but the movies he makes
and only when in production.
Then. and then only. does news
come from his publicity office
II is a fact that no star in the
business has passed up more
space than Chaplin. On the first
days shooting on the present pie
ture. his press department had TO
turn down single and double page
spreads in five nationally known
magazines. a rotogravure In the
largest New York newspaper.
feature story IN Sunday Los
Angeles syndicsted magazine sec
ton with circulation OF over
20 million readers. not To mention
exclusive picture spreads in three
leading national pictorial maya
zines
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
New Show at
Beverly Today
Hope and Crosby in
Rood 10 Zonzib0r"

Pity the poor script girl for any
picture Bing Crosby or Bob Hope
happens to be working on. But
when both work IN one picture at
the same time. pity her stu more
for she never knows what's going
Il happen next
II is the duty Of a script girl 10
follow the lines Of script with her
eye while cooking an ear for what
the actors are saying u see that
they match. II what the actors
say differs from the dialogue in
the script then she Is supposed
n Immediately report the discrep-
anev to the director
Well. there were times during
filming Of Road to Zanzibar" the
new comedy with music opening
today AT the Beverly theater. when
Director Victor Schertzinger won
dered why he needed a script girl
except perhaps just to stand
around and be ornamental II was
all due to the pictures stars. Bing
Crosby and Bob Hope. who drive
script girls to the daffy-domicile.
But the script girls have nothing
against Dorothy Lamour, who also
stars in the new film.
It's all because Bling and Bob are
probably the two most nearly in
veterate and best ad libbers in
Hollywood. Schooled TO think rap
idly on their feet in terms of gags,
both Bing and Bob cannot restrain
themselves from improvising lines
when they're on the film set. Just
put them before a microphone, or
on the stage, or in front of a cam
era and a few lights and they're
off. practically forgetting there is
such a thing as a script. Even if
the script is funny both boys will
frequently snap out a line in stu
alton they believe to be more APP
propriate or even funnier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

.7os SO. Alaska. Jun. "a. dsuxh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. c. Wight.
sl6 So. Anderson. June 10, daugh-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Cudmund X Void.
2O45 Ia. Morton. June %. son.
Mr. and Mrs ChAs. NJ Lands.
5s45 Pacific ave. June n. dangb-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. sydney r Boyes
tO5s Ia 9. June n. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard y D.x-
ter. Dash Point. June a. son
Mr. and Mrs Edward e. swan
son. 1918 SO. isth. Jun. 81. dsuzh-
ter.
Mr.. snd Mrs Stanley Kuffsl.
HcKenna. June .. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert g. Thomas,
RI S, Box 725. June IA. son
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos y. Marcus.
Olympia. June 20, son.
Mr. and Mrs Ronald u cobls
1910 No. 18Th. June -. son-
Mr. and Mrs. Merle A. Hostsii.f.
sl5 So. J 81. June Is. son.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy l.. COttschsls.
4O7 80. 5sth, June 70. son
Mr.. and Ars. Arthur .. ". Lind
beck. 1925 80. Prospsot. Juns 20
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs l. lvsfsOn. Sol
No Alder. June Is son.
Nj and Ars Ropf A spencer.
35ss "a /. june - son.
Mr. and Mr. Chss l. hsrsss
70is So 18Th. June n. son
Mr. ard Mrs. Harry = Flppin.
tsiz "a. p. june y daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley J. Murphy.
RI. !. Box s73. June 10, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl \. Lsngbsrs.
EatOHvlils. June -. s0n.
Mr.. and Ars. Walter WiimOfh.
z7Os So. sheridan. june IT. son.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Walter =. Godfrey.
1927 Ia. T. May 81. daughter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
The StOrk
Brought to

Mr. and MIS- Emil p. Schultz,
Milton. June s. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Koch. 23i2
So. G st. June ~, son.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur J. Paul.
1907 Pacific ave, June II. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John {. Killorsn.
1t1s SO. 55th. June II. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.rl. L. Edmunds.
1886 Es. Spokane, June "a, daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart y Morse
1915 So. !. June IS. son.
Mr.. and Mrs hyron d. Lay
bourn. 2Ols so. nth. June 10. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack ". Grabier.
4s15 So Bell. June L. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald c. Chisum
45is SO. It'll. June Il. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Elton r. Baird.
RI. s. Box 272. June Il. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert g. ssxton.
SIS So. l1th. June IS. son.
Mr.. and Mrs Kalmsn y. Lew.
1910 So Monroe. May 30. son
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss G. Brecken-
ridge. Ri. 7. Box 7ss. June II. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. COodi.r.
1445 Ea. 32nd. June IL. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Hariin T. Hare.
40zi = Pacific ave. June 8, dsugh-
ter
Mr. and Mrs. Christian X Han
sen. Enumclsw. June 10. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss J Rossio.
All No. 25th. June -. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs.. Alex Zsichkin. 2sZ2
Pacific ave. June u son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis \. Trum-
bly,. E+ So. Tacoma way. June
"a. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. james p. Lapslsy.
RI. s. BOX SIS. June 70. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer g sodsf-
man. RI 2. Box 277. Jun. 20
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph NJ Rossn-
berg. RI 8. Box III. June Is. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Eve. Olympia
june II, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. v. Kuntz
RI. 7. Box 57s. June %. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Z. DAMNED
Parklsnd, June 20. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley J. Made
nick, 331s 50. 10Th. June y.
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gismsrvig
ssil So. Pine. June -. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. George = Mitchell.
RI s. Box SRA. june 81. dsugh-
ter
Mr.. and HTs. John n. Cheney,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
ny PAUL HARRISON
Tacoma Tune. Correspondent

HOLLY WOOD so | went on
rubbefneck tour Of Hollywood with
Irene Dunno. Here's how aud y ny
For years the big buses and
plushy hmousines II the tour ser
vices have been grinding up the
winding grade past her French
Norman house in Holmby Hills,
The passengers would peer aitsn-
lively a. the bankers chantsd their
varying monologs. Miss punns
heard her name mentioned hun
drsds If times. but never ones did
she catch tho remarks.
Having heard vague reports Of
the ludierous inaccuracies and
somewhat less amusing witiieisms
tossed of by some of the glib
gents who point out the homes OF
the stars. Miss Dunno said she'd
like 10 take such = tour herself
After all. people seldom tseog-
nized her IA public, and She could
wear something plain.
WHAT. NO BoDyouARDs-
Well. she tried II. I went along
So. am constrained 10 add. DID
thre. press agents. a secretary.
lady owner ~ the tour company
and a photographer from one Of
the picture magazines. Even with
that entourage. Ne almost got by
unnotieed
Main trouble was that the bark
or. who also was the driver. reeog-
niHed her night away Miss Dunno
hadn't time to 90 into Los An
gsles for the beginning Of the trip,
so We caught II in Hollywood
We sat together and none "
the out.of-tOwu customers seemed
TO notice us particularly for
swhil. We tried playing honey
moonsrs. and at least can boast
Of having been called darling"
by Ir.n. Dunns also get a first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Cries Of Cow Cause
Bull 10 Attack Farmer

VANCOUVER. n q. When
Harold Lego. farmer ~ nearby
Lsdnsr. tried 10 separate . calf
from its mother late Monday. the
cows walls brought the bsrnysra
bull 10 tho sssB.
Tn. bull attacked.
Passing motorists finally res.
cusd Lego. and Ne ~as brought
10 hospital here. suffering a ffse-
tursd arm. brosen rbs and "eon-
slsis - bic shaek .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

Harry Davenport. fs-yssr-ai1
actor whe hslas . eefkf r~cofd
q 70 years N stage AT screen.
senfes-es fhzs Ne !. taking ls>=
sans IN ssilas ffnm = s<&sh<r les
thsa half - age.
Davenport ~ss always letter
perfect n his Anss n Warner
fsFn~' This bride Came con
which 10 rl.ylss ~ The fsias
Mousse the=tsf. ant ma 10 ny.
NJ. coach /. As f1.yesf-eid go.
Ned Davenport. sim Recently be-
ssm~ . aislnxa~ aisextnr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
'ziegfeld Girl 10
7 emple Wednesday

James Stewart has played = va
riety OF roles in his screen career.
and being 3 palm tree Is one OF
them. II happened during filming
Of "Ziegfeld Girl" coming 10 the
Temple theater. The scene is a
Florida night club. Lana Turner
stands on balcony. and a palm
tree at the side throws shadow
across the actress face. BIT IN.
camera didn't catch the night ef-
feet. This scene was tired again
and again with various lighting
effects Finally. Stewart. a. a
joke, stepped up. Say. Pop how's
this ," he asked Director Robert
2. Leonard. as he spread his arms
wide over Lanas head. Before he
could move. Cameraman Ray Jun.
shouted:
Stay where you are. Jimmy.
You're tall enough for the tree
your arms look like fronds. and
you're the best royal palm I've
seen" So Jimmy Stewart Is the
palm tree shadow in the musical
which also has Judy Garland. Hedy
Lamar and Tony Martin in its
stellar lineup.
Your Postmaster csu toll You
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Jeffrey Lynn Star in Film
OF Underground Movement
Dennis Morgan and Shirley Ross
Play Leeds In Kisses for Brsokfost"

Underground" called by Eric sevareld famous news
commentator the amazing story ever o reach the
public win be the esure attraction the Roxy heAter
starting on "Wednesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

Charlie Chaplin - perhaps the
most publicized person the amuse-
ment world has ever known
maintains a press department, Of
course. But unlike other studios,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

Glars glare % simulated suspicion
when offered her a eisarst
Darling she said lcliy. I should
think that by this time MI would
have discovered that don't
smoke
"A the bus rolled along. ws DO.
came aware thai oar conductor. .
Mr.. Glen smith. was IN a haffibls
dithsr Of CONSERVATION. confusion
and embarrassment. nefars pick.
ing u- up. harmed. he had h.en
fun IT jolly pattsr and scsndalous
anecdotes Nos. with . moxls star
In his audience. he made a lot ~
hasty deietions from his script. ~.
gs,hsr with some pretty lame adj
hhhing.
NR SMITH GIFTS NOT
When W. got into Holmhy Hills.
our barker ignored the homes %
Claudstts Colbert. Fanny Brics
aud Buddy Desylvs while he
thought up a glowing bat faltsr-
ing tribute TO the owner Of the
next house that famous come
disnns and famous singer who has
Just finished plntufs With the "a.
nous Robert Montgomery called
Unfinished Businsns' the Ia
nous Irene Dunno
When We stopped In santa Mon
lea for look II the beaeh. Miss
Dunno suggested that he identify
her IN tho rest of the passengers
And 81. when ss got under way
sgsin. he did with q few words
h. Was able 10 explain his obvious
staEs-fright. and. for his custo-
msrs. to transform q rather dull
experience into an adventure.
Cards. maps. envelopes ssre
passed for Miss Dunnss auto
graph. she signed for people from
Atlantis. Miami. Chicago. cisvs.
land. West Hartford. Conn. krar-
ny. n J Nj Vernon. n. Y. san
Francisco. ard for William Wal,
lace whits. ParaKuay's consul gen.
sral To the United states. whiis
will get an autographed picture
80 siii a woman from cofsl Ga.
bl.s. Pa. M. Smith. his confident.
Ioquseions self sEaia. 10 bssming
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

Cost your peppers upon
Dooo Dfoke, oininuiise dish
decorating Hollywood these
dogs. a newcomer, she re-
poredly neofs O sorono os veil
os Dorothy Lomour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

pfemi.s = take Hrlirw~cs -
sfofm
Vincent zheFmsn azs<<f~d he
Fo~~rfsl ChaFlss tirsy.un screen
pay. frees sa estsfnsI story ~
Fsi~ia iastns Mayer <nd Oliver
~ =. Garrett.
nsanls aefxsn. Lars WYATT srd
ahsfisy Hos silf share hnnors n
Ehs companies film. Misses fux
breakfast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

Your Postmaster csn tell You
how n invest IN T. = Defense
Bonds
There are s0 400 recorded cattle
brands IN Montana
Evening star., 1941-06-13
GARDEN CONSTRUCTION

Outdoor freplaces, miniature wells, lily
pools, rock gardens, flagStone walks. ter
races, dry walls. driveways, tennis courts.
fences, hedges. everblooming rose, shrub,
annual and perennial beds, foundation
lawn and specimen plantings: sacrifice tall
evergTeens for screen, benches. bird baths,
sun dals. weather vanes. grading. spray
ine. manures, pruning, Maryland bluegrass
sod. Suggestion and estimates are free.
Lincoln 1928 13+
Evening star., 1941-06-13
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1875 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV. = A
distinctive home for young people, in an
unsurpassed location; reasonable.
RECREATION ROOM APT. suitable for >;
nicely furn; conv. tranSp. reasonable.
Emerson 9551.
WANTED-Refined young Christian girl,
share room and board; Chevy Chase.
Emerson S146.
2O09 WYOMING AVE, u square east of
Conn. at Columbia rd.-Comfortable, well-
appointed res; conv. car and bus.
SWEDISH INN, 264I Connecticut ave-
single rooms, semi-private bath.
sos RANDOLPH ST. NW-Pyt Jewish
family: young men; excel. food; shower;
cool; conv. transp. TIA. 62l6.
1908 WEBSTER ST NW.-Nice. dry, cool
basement, newly painted, pvt. entr.: suit.
for , gentlemen; $50 ca. RA 54S0.
Mr.. MT. PLEASANT. off 16th-Doub'e rm..
in private home; unlim. phone. 1914 New
ton St. NV Adams 1923.
DOWNTOWN, 1907 18th st. n.w.-Large
double room, twin beds running water;
= excellent meals: S35 month each. Will
rent room single. MI. 72l6.
Evening star., 1941-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHER, Easy" $50; portable laundry
tubs, So. Both fine condition. Columbia
677S.
WASHERS-Bendix. reposs.. de luxe model,
new 1910 Thor washers, with pump. in the
crates, $685. easy terms: pay with your
ELEcTRicAL CENTER. 514 10th ST. NV.
sale, al, standard makes as low as S12;95
may ma pay with your light bill. WE ARE
AgTEoRIzED SALES AND SERVICE sI,IF12l For
HOUSE. a, B: e, AND THOR.
k1a ,ol5 ELEscTRRISAL &c r G CENTER; Enter, 1870
WAsHNG H5 cB san5sr aS spi9nsr gn
nySudS. So; Bendix standard, new 1914 l
model, 5000 easy terms; open till IS $50 {,
p m. daily. j. l.. Bateman q Son, 3@l2
Rhode Island ave. ne.
WASHING MACHINEsaaBendlx 1870 fully
installed -Westinghouse, 1910, .s1!995
ances S535 Ga, ave, Sill spr sH 2a99
WATER COOLERS. G. E; greatly, reduced,
50 month Md. Elect Co, l06 Md avea
Hyattsville. Md. WA. 1875.
FOR ,sALE--Three Redskin season foot
no 1872, after pm.
GOVT. EMPLOYE leaving town will sell
practically new Lawson sofa for 500 :: chair
to match. $50. Also mahogany dropleaf table
and chairs for SO. Kitchen table and chair,
So. Call after pm. CH. 1000, Ext. 16.
Restaurant Equipment,
Including tables, chairs, light
fixtures, deep fat fryer, ice boxes,
work tables and other misc.
items.
SHOLL'S CAFETERIA,
1922 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1941-06-13

URNITURE-Contents of model home at
sensational savings; brano-new living room,
dining room, bedrooms, chairs. tables,
rugs lamps. desk, etc. 400 Cummina
lane Coff BrookVille rd.l, Chevy Chase, Md.
Emersnn ohnl. Interior dec.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
FARM 8 GARDEN.

TOP SOIL. rich and black; small or large
quantities; trash removed: lawns remade.
DE. 1887, DU. Oils.
250 Gu. YARDS well-rotted COW manure
Special price on entire lot. Waters. WI
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FURNISHINGS for two rooms and kitchen.
Call until Thurs. all day Friday and
Saturday. NE 1109. Ia
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COOL BEDROOMS and plenty of baths,
Whitehall Country School, Bradley blvd,
Bethesda, Md, 10 miles from White House.
Will be open until early September to men
only Beautiful 34-acre country estate on
high location: sports available; public
transportation; breakfast only; spacious
lounge for entertaining; parties arranged.
WISCONSIN 1900
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4OO3 PENNA AVE. SE.-One extra large
double bedroom. we'll furnished; ] person,
S25; >, $50. SpotleSS: cool, quiet; 2-acre
Ia wn. q min to Capitol Ii 353q.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ARLINGTON Va, 1916 goth I'd n
Single rm. in private home; new brick
house: double expos. comfortable bed
conv transp.; $50. Breakfast If desired.
MASTER CORNER RM in new home; fine
river view; well-furn.. twin beds; alr-cool-
ing; Alexandria. TIE. 54s5.
ARLINGTON. 37I9 s. 3rd st-Double rm..
next bath: mahogany suite; new, private
home: unlim. phone; 10c bus. l5'
BETHESDA: large rm., private bath, phone
entrance: parking: $40 for /: refined gen.
tile; board opt. WI. :546
ARLINGTON, VA. single room, home en-
vironment: excellent meals; gentleman.
1892 N. Veitch st. CH. 61lS.
ALEXANDRIA-Large comfortable room,
adjacent bath; block from bus; good loca-
tion: $50 month. Temple 2531.
ATTRACTIVE front room. new house, ga
rage if desired l5 min from Washington;
gentleman Govt. employe preferred. CH.
044l. IA
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. ROOMS. KITCHEN. DINETTE, BATH;
gas refg-, Venetian blinds. completely turn :.
S65 per mo-. incl gas and elec. Call RA.
2l50 or apply Apt. at SOL 9Th ST. nVt
corner 9TH st. and COncGrd ave.
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FURNITURF-Bed. living room and dining
room. No dealers. Phone Michigan 344l
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FIRE EXTINGUISHERs-S5 40, used. IN
excellent condition 2i2-gallon soda and
acid type, with new refill. HECFINGER co.
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FURNITURE, sofas, newly upholstered;
EFT over from customers; sacrifice for $50.
Also mahogany 4-poster bed. to Sacrltce
for SIS; La France uphoisterinE Co.
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FANS-Attic fans. exhaust fans. kitchen
fans, circulating fans. G. E. motors. new,
used. See our large selection, get our prices
fans. We sell parts, blades, belts, motors.
bearings. brushes, -pul!eys; Repairs.
Harris Armature Co. Oh and o NV.
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN needs furnished room phi
vate shower. State rental. Box 396-D,
Star.
JEWISH GIRL desires room with piano
for own use or reasonable apt, with same.
Box 4S-G. Star. IL
WANTED room with private bath. garage,
by mlddle-aged gentleman: preferably Kalo-
rama Heights. Box 3O2-D, Star
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2II4 o ST. N.W.-Large. attractive room
for two; twin studio beds. CaH Hobart
! o-eo 13s
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FURNISHINGS OF 6-RN. HOUSE. Tele-
phone WO. GIL. 50l7 4lsC ST. Chevy
chase D c
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FURNITURE-Floor samples, custom built,
for living rm and bedrm; sacrifice price.
Ennhie AnglISt. 2417 Conn. ave.