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training Director. Miss {. Oar.
trude Joseph. Many members ~
the pre-worh group. u 10 exported.
win see service In retail stores
during United Tacoma Days. and
they are well prepared for their
work.
Plaaaea fsv Meashs
Months IN the planning. this
big sale each year brings notable
opportunities for savings AZ al
types n 10 staged 81 THE ssason
% the year 20 give ressdsnis Of
Tacoma and the surrounding trad
ing sr~a fhs BENEFITS Of special
low prices just when they are
filling their needs for the coming
winter season. United Tacoma
Days are made possible through
the wholehested cooperation Al
Tacoma merchants WIN pledge
themselves and their oraanisa-
tons To offer only the most out
standing values possibis through
the three-dsy svsnt.
Ci.>s ses rasaAs
Cooperating with u. y. army
officials In charge of the NAM
moth parade of ths Third psvislou
on Thursday ~ $50 .. m, ths
United Tacoma Days COMMITTEES
announces that al cooperating
stores viii remain closed until the
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Wholesaler
Protests at
$50 License

A surprise protest 10 the city
council ~as made Monday ~
Henry Fear. manager ~ the Crest.
dale Yarn. ~ho declared . iiesnss
measure passed by the essy fathers
last ueek wss . discriminatory
law aimed directly ~ him.
the measure vas an amendment
affecting ~holssais proas,ss dealers
and requiring ths siso Shols-
ssisfs llesnas ~ all wbs eel To
hotsls ard restaurants
rsar said 10 wss . brsher IN
his general business, handing
sales At east side fruit and pro-
dsses 10 Tacoma wholesalers. with
tbs exception ~ . snail amount
of trade with hotels ard vsstau.
rsnss. Tbs i,c~rse. 10 protested.
would amount 70 one per cent a.
his business
n all WIN cell 10 hotsis ard
restaurants thereby bscons whole
salsrs and have 70 p~y ths $50.
Fear said. ~ ~iIi nat oejset
What he anticipates. though. ~
said. 10 that tbs tiesnss dspest-
n~nt will ignore the many storss
which ssiI 10 restaurants and
ssssss ths charge oaIy 10 him.
III all sfArted.- Tssr sid,
"~bsn ths iieenss inspsetos "a.
o. Pstsr~cn) arrested my son and
held him in JAIL trying 10 fores
him 10 pay tico-
Mayor Harry y. Cain pfsmlssd
that ths council 1ouid I<oh into
possible unfsirnees u the osssi.
nance smendment and discuss u
snth Fear again "Wednesday.
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PuyALLuP- Herman Reincks.
So. a resident of the Edgewood
district. died al the family home,
Route 1, Box 351. puyallup. Sun
day evening. He had lived In the
state and vicinity for so years.
coming from Kansas Reincke was
retired farmer and member of
Peace Lutheran church. Surviving
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Main Street
STARTS ON PAaE ONE

Cape Fairweather of the Ameri-
can mail line was Don Stephenson
II Port orchard.
IL. Thomas sinpeft, recreation
officer Of the s0th signal battalion.
n. Lewis. entertained the men of
the battalion at recent program
on Tuesday evening.
Major David Rarton has arrived
At Fort Lewis and taken up hi
duties "a commander Of the s0tf
Signal battalion. Major Bsrtor
comes from the Philippine Islands
lie succeeds IL. Col. 4. &. Parsons
who will have more time for his
duties as TX corps signal officer.
Capt. II. c. smith. chemical war
fare officer Of the Infantry Divi-
sion at TT. Lewis. will leave short
ly for Edgewood Arsenal. Nd,
where he will attend the chemical
warfare shcool. He will take the
unit gas officers course for one
month. IL. Albert l. Saline. as
sistant chemical officer Of the d.
vision. will attend the same course.
leaving Ft. Lewis on Nov. 10.
Among Tacomsns who spent the
weekend in Aberdeen visiting rsla-
tiyes and friends were Mr.. and Mrs.
F.rra.
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Capt. W. 4 Mesterman. Taco.
man. IN Los Angeles for the splr.
i,ualisi. national convention. be.
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National ny" Heed

SEATTLE-The Seattle Y. NJ.
e. A. announced Monday that its
president, Frank S. Bayley. had
been named president of the ma
tional "Y" council at a convention
In Columbus. o. He also heads
the Pacific Northwest "Y" council.
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Fern Hill Club
To Hold Card Party

Fern Hill Improvement club. In
an attempt to raise money for the
Fern Hill playground. will sponsor
. card party Monday night, begin
ming at s o'clock. in the Fern Hill
school. Bingo, 500 and pinochle
will he played. Admission price
will include refreshments.
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BRAKEMAN read the vows and fh<
attendants were Miss Ruth Fors-
berg. sister Of the bride. and John
johnson. The new home viii Be
in PuysiiUp.
Miss Naomi Fre1rick son u gsln
and Archie Paranto - Seattle
were MARRIED Saturday evening ~
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Pierce county draft board NO. 2
EstonviIis. Monday named foul
men 70 report for ind1efion into
ire q. =. army Nov. D. Th<y are.
Tsksshi Tspchida. National: James
X Aonahsn. Est0nvflis: Alex Cob
Inns Larson. Taeonx. and Richard
Anderson, Tacoma
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PuYallup Resident go Years
Passes Sunday Evening
Services for Hermun Reincke Will Be
Held Wednesday, Afternoon at One

are his wife. Amelia. four sons,
August. Paul. Edward and Arthur.
all Of the Edgewood area. five
grandchildren. and two great
grandchildren.
Private funeral services will he
held at Hills funeral home We'd
nesday afternoon at l o'clock. Rev.
Erwin II. Jahr Will officiate. Burial
will be in Sumner cemetery.
A chorus for girls of high school
age In being organized by Miss
Marjorie Wentworth. prominent
young pianist of this city. and a
student at Pacific Lutheran coll
lege. Rehearsals are held each
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the Presbyterian church. Any
girl interested Is asked to contact
Miss Wentworth at 300 4th st, s.
f., or by telephone.
Miss Wanda Smith has been
chosen president; Miss Sue Nc
Kinney, secretary-treasurer: Miss
Jean Kemp. librarian. and Mrs
George Mckinney. adviser. Miss
Wentworth. a member OF the Pa
cific Lutheran Choir Of the West
and the orchestra. hopes to develop
an a csppella choir here.
CounciIm~n Host.
Puyallup couneilmen will h.
hosts TO the Association Of wash
ington Cities. Valley unit No. 1.
In the council chambers Wednes-
day night. Mayor Besnbloesom Of
Renton. president Of the orgsniza-
ton. Will preside and Leslie Joch-
imsen, local city attorney. will
speak on Legal Aspects Of Gty
Government"
New arrivals at Puyzllup Cen
ersl hospital during the past week
include q daughter, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Rube Larson of Puyal-
lup on the 2ist; a son, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Hit, Puyallup on the
23d; a son. TO Mr.. and Mrs n. Phi
on the 24th; son. 10 Mr.. and Mrs
r. NJ Lacey. Puysllup on the 25th.
and a son, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. s. r.
Layton Of Sumner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. slns Thedford Of
Los Angeles have returned home
after visit 10 Mr.. Thedfords
mother. Mrs Add. Thedford Of
5ii 2nd st. q. ". On their re-
turn trip they will stop At Long
view for q visit with Mr.. and Mrs
J. NJ Hsiuer. friends.
Sunday school teachers II In
manuel Lutheran church viii meet
for study In the school room. of
the church Monday evening AZ Q
o'clock and on Thursday at 7.30
p. m. the Jolly Juniors will meet
in the social rooms. The Saturday
school for young people Will meet
al 10 a m
More than 100 members Of the
Walther league attended a district
rally az Emmanuel church Sunday
afternoon and evening. Miss Ruth
BRAKEMAN Of the local group was
elected secretary.
Two Couples Wed
Miss Edna ForsberT Of Elna
and George Ahlquist Of Puyzliup
were married az a quiet ceremony
Saturday noon az the home Of Mr..
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7 O'Clock a, the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wolfe Of South HiIi.
Rev. Theodore BRAKEMAN read the
sry1ce Attendants were Ars
Henry Wolfe and Robert Breaker
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y n Ia Casrdis. mayor ~ ss~
York CITY. has rad ~ official resi-,
1~nc<s since ~ took offics
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ON The JOB FOR
DEFENSE
Greater effort. increased physIsal saSals
rssulsins from prspsrsdnsss pseOvaa -
mands that teeth b. hsps 10 sssss - sssn1
repair.
On. PAINLESS
PAaKEa sAyss

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NOW -. psy issss
vim Assspesd css1ls.
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ess run sppevumslv n eu1.n1 :
hearty weorene - ~ neuy ~
- ~ pavs<e.
tmms11assty ssv.r ~ pueooR
IN spevpo s1rea ~ pse1e ~
spen sh>ss <vups ~ ~ nrpno
fhr~e-eay snle
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Miss Edna Forsberg Of Elma
and George Ahlquist Of Puyzliup
were married a. quiet ceremony
Saturday noon a; the home Of Mr..
and Mrs.. John johnson. 5i2 ID ~
8 T.. brotner-in-lsw and sister Of
the bridegroom Rev. Theodore
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Mr.. and Mrs. Billie T'hedford Of
Los Angeles have returned home
after a visit 10 Mr.. Thedfords
mother. Mrs. Addie Thedford Of
5ii 2nd st. 3. ~ On their re-
turn trip they viii stop at Long
view for q visit with Mr.. and Mrs
J. NJ Hslmer. friends.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
ROOMS UhFURNISHED.
ROOMS WAN1ED.

/ OR FURN OR UNFURN RMS for III k
nothing fancy. in or near Potomac Hts. by
one settled man by June 1st; best refs
Phone Mrs. smith. WO 5l19.
GENTLEMAN desires private bath and
room in refined family. residential sec
ton; please state full particulars tno other
roomers) Box 2Sa-A, Star.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
ApARTMEkTs FURNISHED.

WANTED, LADY TO SHARE 1-ROOM
apt; kit. dinette and bath with another;
newly and completely furnished. 2ll5 F
st. NV, Apt 40S Tel RE. 0645. s.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 5-RM. DU-
plex, large liv rm . bedrms each with
bath. National SI2O Branch a7O
KENESAW APIS. 3060 10th ST. NV
Completely furnished Groom apt, bed
rooms; available May ,.
sH0REHAM noTELL1y 6sL H,osf, RM f1 REPRM Sb
en-. AID. 3l2O. -
NEAR WARDMAN PARK = LGE. REC.
hall, lge. bedrms., new twin beds pain
grill kit: refrigerator. AID. BIO. .
rasHosARhE sp sn 4anhsd raeEnas 2s
quired Box 1OsA. Star.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL goth
and and, SIS dSst, 5WFrsprool rep or per Sne
serSice ses aaS giceiy Hseh fnrnished Gn NA 5455 W
s59-s65 MO: LIv. RM, BEDRM;, K, B:
WYATT APTSa $3.50 Ga ave Also AZ, 4526
18th st. NV; S55-S5s. Adults. GE. 1ss3
447 41I 3th IrS ST NT5d gsd5 4 s sD comoIsis nssg
kitchen. incl. sun poro.:: axe yard; front
porch; util.: genL>- AdaIts; 5000. IA.
81 RANDOLPH PL NV, 3 AND 4
rooms from - TO SO 80 week -
LOVELY APARTMENT. NEW BUILDING.
nearby Arlington; living room, large dining
alcove. kitchen. = bedrooms, bath and hall
BURNETT. OK. 24lG.
DOWNTOWN: 1899 10Th ST. NV
FTieidaire. bath: everything furnished
BRIGHT. CORNER APT CONSISTING OF
9 rms. kitchen and bath. quiet TeSiden,,
tial street; cony. TO Shopping center and
transp. ss5. 2410 Goth ST. NV MEr.
MAY Is TO SEPT. Is; CONN. AVE. APT.
- bed rms large living and dining rms,
kit, = baths; completely fuTn; $50.
Phone Adams 1854.
NE-MoDERN. IMMACULATE; ENTIRE
refg, oil h: adults: $50. HO. 2o2s.
DESIRE CoNGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE
2-rm. apt. with another; studio rms: ny.
Pleasant sect conv transp. co. 2439-W.
COMPLETELY FURN.--? ROOMS; KITcH--
enette and bath: Utilities tnrnls ned; !, $50 80,
month III The POrtner, 18th and U stS
1925 EUCLID ST. NV? RMS. SEMI
bath. Frigidaire sink, gas range, 81
weekly co. a.!"a-
7I5 ALLISON ST NV CHEERFUL
rms. kitchen, semi-bath; well furnlSneo' :
gas, electric. relg, c.h.w., phone adults
gentiles.
" REFINED GIRLS TO SHARE LOVELY
maple furnished apt with another. WO.
$500. Ext. 4h4 North
CEDAR COURTS - TAKOMA PARK. d. e !.
Iez rooms, kit, bath, scr, ppoIch' ,,dt SHit-
able 4-6: everything furn.' $50. Msf'
GE. O533.
NW-SIX ROOMS COMPLETELY FUR
nished exclusive; no children. ref. Tel,
MI. Su37. -
l4IO CHAPLIN ST NV RMS. KITCH-
en- and bath; FriRidaire; SIi VI; conVen-
lent location; aGuItS
1909 OTIS PL. NV - FURNISHED
apartment for rent.
1905 NEWTON ST NV RMS, PVT.
bath, kit. sleeping porch FrIgidalre, every
thing included: adults. S5u.
GA MASSACHUSETTS AVE NE-SOME
sublet apis. June ! TO Sept 80: > rooms.
kitchen and bath $3.50. Call AT, Gll9-R.
IN PRIVATE HOME 1851 CHAPLIN ST
Wool. living room, kitchen and bed
rnnn. SAM. retnrenCeS CO I'LL.
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1894 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-S4 wh single
rms: dou. So: clean, cool, outside; 10
min downtn. baths, c.hw. Adams 433O.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ONE OR TWO unfurnished rooms and
board by aged couple; will pay extra for
any special care of wife; any section con-
venient to transit lines. Box 25S-A, Star.
MOTHER EMPLOYED-Unfurn room with
private bath Meals for boy OF school age
In Northwest section or outskirts. Box
l25-Y Star
Evening star., 1941-05-05
HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

31o3 HAWTHORNE ST. NV OFF 32nd
st. between Cathedral and GarheId-3
bedrms > baths large living room with
fireplace, spacious din rm, kit, lge open
porch lovely sun porch on end a.. maids
quarters equipped laundry rm.. built-in
garage; on quiet street. finest restricted
residential neghborhood:. immediate oc-
Evening star., 1941-05-05

"OLD ENGLISH" 1895 Que st NV
Snele and double; newly remodeled, with
running water. showers. switchboard: ex-
cnllpnt meals, rec rnnn
Evening star., 1941-05-05

For Regularly Employed Colored.
NEWLY RECONDITIONED. ALI. SECTIONS.
Washington Housing Corp,
Evening star., 1941-05-05
FARM 8 GARDEN.

AZEALAS. potted. 25c up: several varie-
ties; large specimens. s. TO SIS, At
Ley's Nurseries. Camp Springs. Nd.
LILIES OF THE VALLEY, flower and
root, 1c apiece. Lanham Md, at Pa r. r.
Station. Hyattsville 5292.
TOP SOIL rich, clean, 10 bushels, So:
larger or smaller quantities; lawns remade.
trash removed. DE. 6331, DU. OILS.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK.

RIDING HORSE. ideal for beginner. priced
reasonably; owner must sell. Call Warfield
3S53.
WELL-MANNERED HUNTER; excellent
Jumper; priced for immediate sale. Phone
Elmvood 400.
I AM Offering for ssle Friday May 8, all
my show horses which I purchased from
U s. Randle including Randle's Wav.
Randle'S Cateer, Randle's Prince. Randle's
Dawn. . yearlings. . brood mares. Also
several other horses. Sale to be held al
Bannockburn Farm. Vienna. Va. by Leon
Arnold
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HOUSES FURN. OR UkFURN.

CoLORFD-111O BROWNING PL. NE-6
=, b.. cleo. INV h. Near bus and car
lines. Rent reduced References.
WINTERS. 1"O3 You NV.
Hobart Q3lq or Columbia 1923.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

OVSJ, TETS, ETN.
ENGLISH Settlers S weeks old whelped
by one Of the best hunting dogs in this
section 1925 Locust ST., Decatur Heights,
Md. WA. 800.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. given a sani-
tary bath. removing all fleas and returned
FOR 81 Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital.
WO 02"4 Bethesda Branch. WI 3045
CANARIES. males and females; beautiful
SINGERS; also cages. Call AT. @530.
WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. 3 mos.
old; males. pedigreed. Phone Glebe 0aa1
SCOTrTY PUPS: all black A. K C. reg
ietnred. S15 and so AT S12Q
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

SILVER SPRING-Lovely, newly furn. nm,
tile bath, shower: parking space; excellent
msa' ap WITH congenia Hl conpe shepherd
6SaS-R.
old ENGLISH 1895 Que st; nv
slngle and doubie newly gem9dsIsd with
cellent meals. rec. room
south bedrooms. excel. meals: pvt, family;
porches and lovely trees. Very cool and
delightful for summer. Chauffeur driven
car f7r trans. If necessary. Cap. Hts.
1914 H ST, NW-Nice home for nice
young people S25 UP. RE. 9463. o.
1893 SHEPHERD N,W.-Twin room: also
snee ase tfsnsp 1ssen rH meals 4sa9 oeau'fuy
1346 INGRAHAM ST, N.w.-IMastter bed
st. car; . or 3 young ladies. es.
1921 CONN, Opp shoreham-cool,
innerspring, ample baths and closets: del.
meals.
COLONY CLUB, 3O3, N st. n.w;-LarEe.
beautiful front rm; twin lnnersprlns BEDS
newly furn. house: excellent food and trans
portaton. MI. 0059.
poWNToWN, I1os 18th St, n:W;-Negly
home cooking: S35 and $40.
1919 S ST. NW.-Vacancy for gentleman
IN double: excellent meals: s35. North
SusstS SNAH'tFSF desired in naval ofheer'5 home;
delicious meals WI. 3510.
Mr.. WARDMAN PARK and Conn. ave
Pvt. home; dble. nm; twin beds: unlim.
tel; excel. meals: gentleman; S33. co.
3127-J.
CLOSE IN: 1917 Rhode Island ave. nv
Small double room; reasonable: excellent
meals; cheerful surroundings. s.
1912 21st NV. Walking dist: tile baths.
showers, running water IN rms; excel.
meals: new inner-spring matt; $40.
1743 18th ST. N.W.-Large triple rm. for
young ladies or men; walking distance;
next bath; modern furniture: S35 ca.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin beds, beau
tifully furnished; tub and shower; unlim.
tied phone: 15 minutes downtown; yard
and porches: garage: food A No. /. Call
North 1913.
1926 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Close in. phone every room, selective
menus: over 100 young guests A double:
q room 10 share for hoy; another for slrl
14O1 18TH ST. NV.
Ideal residence for business people: cool
bath; switchboard: choics menus.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS,

ALEXANDRIA-New home; room with
Semi-pvt bath, shower, unllm. phone; ~
min. 10 D. c.: S25 mo. Temple 3s2t.
CHEVY CHASE. NEAR BETHESDA-Large
room near bath; for ! or men. Could
give breakfast. Call before pm. WI.
1876.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1904 ~ ADAMS ST
Furnished rm. and board with private FAM
lily. Reas.; convenient bus; 10c fare.
BEVERLY HILLS Alexandria-1st-f1oo
furnished rm and private bath, $50. Call
TEMPLE 451S.
ARLINGTON-Nicelyf furnished. single and
double; next bath. . exposures; near bus;
nut S437. "
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HELP WOMEN.
tContlnuedD
WOMEN l3l

Attractive, 25 to 80, neat appearance, to
assist merchandising. distribution and
service. with an old-esta blished nationally
known company. Good income for willing
workers. See manager, to IL am. 5I3
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SILVER SPRING+Lovey, newly furn. nm,
tile bath shower: parking space; excellent
meals if desired; l or gentlemen: private
66QS-R
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
h313 42nd PI,- NV
Continued }

New detached brick residence OF 5
rooms and bath nicely furnished.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K ST. NV DI 1915
Evening star., 1941-05-05
BABY CHICKS.

horns. Conkeys Y-o feeds. James Feed
Store. 6l9 st. NV. Metropolitan 00S9.
BLooD-TESTED CHICKS, brooders, equip
Bolgiano R Co. All New York ave. ne
At 24l1- COZ E st. NV. Ma. 009l.
ROOMS FURNISHED.
THE WESTMINSTER 1907 18th NV
Newly decorated rms. running water;
TOURIST. 75c per person; 10 min. down
c.h.w. 1894 Columbia I'd. NV. Adams 4330
NEWARK ST. NV, of Conn ave.-Private
hone m master Is6nt bedEm for two gentlemen
1915 CALVERT NV, Apt 33-Lse. airy
gentlemen Day, AD. 673a; eve. no 66I5
3532 WHITEHAVEN PKWY. NW.-Lge
front room, in new home; twin beds, 2
p4e Rfx P bns S Or 6as No 6m 6 DRSe %o
1922 L ST. NW,-DoWNToWN-Newly
renovated rooms; showers available; pleas
ant surroundings reasonable rates.
25l9 PENN. AVE. N.W--Large rooms
next to bath. attractively furnished, twin
beds: fireplace. DU: a41e.
CHEVY CHASE. MD, near country clubs
Nice single room. with connecting bath for
gentleman. $50. Wisconsin 4s23.
/ 633 IRVING ST. N.W.-Attractive single,
next to bath: c.h.w.; near Rock Creek Park.
1914 ORREN ST NE, Apt 3-Large,
newly furnished bedroom. adj. to bath;
for l or , girls: reasonable.
1901 BUCHANAN ST. NW-Front corner
room. newly furnished. including sink and
medicine cabinet, semi-private bath:
block cars and buses: unlimited phone.
Call Georgia OIL.
1888 CONN. AVE. NW-Lovely single and
double rooms. Phone Michigan 9154.
Mr.. WALTER REED, 1416 Van Buren, ST.
n.w-Master bedroom and private bath.
Call Taylor 1929.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED JUNE / BY BUSINESSMAN. ON
cottage not over 500 mo-, nv. section,
pref. gentiles; no small children. Box
46S-Y, Star
3-BEDROOM HOUSE. UNFURNISHED; GA
rage In Washington or nearby Nd BY
May 10 Not over $50. Call after 3, HI.
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care r' for Children: heavy heavy laundry Sent Sent
cut; S10.25; city refs. 5411 9TH st. NV,
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14O1 18TH ST. NV.
Ideal residence for business people: cool
outside rooms: one for 4. with private
bath; switchboard: choice menuS.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


GENERAL HOUSEWORK, plain cooking,
small laundry; good salary and carfare;
whole or part time; references WO. SlS6
GIRL colored, aged 25, experienced in
general housework; good references in the
city. Call Franklin S553. 5'
GIRL. colored. wants Job as nursemaid,
maid or waitress; free to travel; refer
ences. Cecilia. Ii. 1887.
GIRL colored. experienced, wants part
time work or office cleaning. Call MI.
1850.
GIRI. colored, wants days work Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday; city refer
ences. DI $3.50.
GIRL Southern, colored. wants steady Job
General housework: plain cooking. Call
II q m. to 5 pm Republic 4G16.
LAUNDRY called for and delivered by
ftst.class hand -laundress: reference. AT.
76O3-J.
WOMAN, colored, good laundress, wants
days work out Of town or in city. HO.
WOMAN. colored. wants work of any kind;
rood cleaner; good reference. FIR 1851.
WOMAN, colored. wishes morning or days
work. Decatur 1881.
WANT sMALL|BUNDLE WASHES and days
work. Call co. $500.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sxie.

BUILDING MATERIAL-A large stock of
new and used building materials at rock
bottom prices All our lumber is recondi-
toned and free of nails. Come to our
yard for easy selection.
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fEpnhAl,

Pleasant; liv. rm., din. rm, kit, breakfast
porch. 4 bedrms., sleeping porches; bit. in
garage; lot ooXl00 co QSS1
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1926 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV

Close in. phone every room. selective
menus: over 100 young guests. A double: !:
q room 10 share for boy; another for Hlrl
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. colored: settled woman: leave CITY
MAY 15 for summer: must make good
pastry. WO 15Sq
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CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER b d'ALBERT, INC.
elS 10Th st. NV. Phone National <71S.
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WASHINGTON S Largest Appliance House,
92l G St NV. Entire Building
District 3731. Open Ewes. Till PM.
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n. front rm.. suit. or =
bath and shower; nr. Bureau
Emerson - 80