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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
No Reason
For Delay,
PWA Feels
os, Tacoma Time. stan writer,

INV Tacoma Times staff writer
CAPITOL. Olympia - From
the national capital informal
word came today that the u. S.
Public Works administration
sees no reason why this state
should not at once get at the
engineering problem of plan
ming a new Narrows bridge.
H. NJ Brown. director OF engi-
neering, PWA. sees no apparent
reason why the state should await
settlement Of the insurance claims
on the structure which collapsed
Nov. 7. responsible authorities here
have been informed unoffieially
The PwA official. 1t is under
stood here. would not be surprised
II the settlement between the state
and the companies were delayed
considerably
Competent observers here pro-
fess 10 see evidence that delay In
settlement will aid the insurance
companies, who are being pressed
to pay 5000, 900 claim, and that
they will make little II any effort
TO avoid such delay
Brown. who was careful To
make no commitments. has
let state highway department
officials know he sees no oh
lection To the state selecting
a board of engineers to begin
planning a new span.
At the same time word here
from PWA IL that no funds
presently are In sight for
new bridge. This. however. II
IL made clear, involves a qnes-
ton 10 be answered only by
President Roosevelt himself.
Roosevelt. II is recalled. took
personal interest In the Narrows
bridge a. project From the rear
platform Of his special train here
in November. 1887 he first an
nounced II was 10 be built
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Burglary Attempt
Al Market Fails

A combination ~ an suiomsfie
burglar alarm. . fun set of fiaod
lights and big Art vsreo. tsekiIng
his first assignment - . new
deputy sheriff. all toxrshsr proved
Too much for burglars ~ha at
ismptsd 10 break into the PARK M
shop msrss. II pssT Pacific ave.
q, 5ss a m. Saturday.
The vstchmsn notified the
shsfifrs office. which In turn.
routed varen out 10 investigate.
Vsrco didn't waste any tims about
getting q pssinsr and In . frss-
tion Isss than 10 minutes ~ss 81
thu market.
Hut u was syldsns. he reported.
that Tho burglars didn't care for
TAI bright lights. tbi ell ths nslss
~ The alarm. ana they didn't
Ssit fet foe varcs.
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WYATT FOR NE"
ey kotherine Macy

Gardner Of the New York Globe
and this Is Henry Howard. one of
our photographer. Do you suppose
We might go Up to the er
mansion and look for Mr.. Van
Vliet there"
He looked past Bob Macleod and
met JAMS icy eyes His brown ones
Widened. That won't De neoes-
ssry." she said.
Her father looked from the two
men back 70 her IN establishment.
But you are being very rude" he
said They may be able TO help
find Peter. They are
I know who they are" abe
broke in. And they aren't inter-
ested in anything but finding a
story for their paper"
Newspapers often help 10 locate
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Mr.. Grounding 10 Leave His Hole
Sunday 10 See About Our Weather

Down In his bomb prof shelter.
Old Mr. Grounding IA scratching
a lteby spot pssi tan points
sbaff MS sixth s.rtssrs. and won
asring what the ussthsr'fl be Like
sunday.
Hs expects 70 stick his old nose
0tt ~ his cory winter quarters
Sunday morning ss IL his annual
custom on FEB. 2. and have look
around.
Scientific weather forecssters
poo-poo Mr.. Groandhogs system.
but there's plenty Of folks that
stili stand by ths old ids-ers IL
old CHI sees his shadow look
out for six more weeks Of winter.
no shadow. and spring Ia here.
Mr.. Grounding ISN'T predicting.
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sponsors Of the bill however
issued an invitation 10 the Pierce
county delegation 70 sugges
amendments which would rs-routs
the road 70 include Tacoma
The measure, HBis6. vas intro
duced by Rep. Charles H. Todd.
%, King county His bill calls
for establishment Of primary state
highway No. !. beginning at KITS
corner at the intersection Of sec
ondary highway SD. and running
southwestsrly by the most feas-
ible route through Puysllup. Roy.
Yelm. Rainier. Teniro and Bucoda
70 a junction with primary state
highway No. in the vicinity Of
Centrslla.
Qneried on thu bill, Todd
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scious with a hemmer. stab
bing her Is times with an
ice pick and choking her
10 death with a dog chain
after an argument over his
21-year-old wife. June.
Davis attorney. Jacob
kalina, asked the court for
permission 10 have a sanity
commission examine his
client, but Judge Wilkins
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Grant State Guard
Use Of Armory

-IAIflg--brix Gen, Maurice
Thompson, state adIutsnt gsosfsi.
today modified an ossIsr 20 disbasd
the Washington stats guard ny
permitting Seattle units 10 uss the
srmory here Tor arm one night .
week until furthsf notice.
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yet. 1hs,hsv hen zee his shallow
or not. and the weather bureau
experts aren't much help.
All they say IL oceaxionsi rain.
iitils change In Temperature and
fno1@rsts 10 fresh ~inds for this
vicinity tonight and Sunday: ana
that isn't saying the sun won't
break through for . shadow a.
two.
There's . small craft warning
hoisted here and elsewhere around
the sound. and . % 70 20 miIs-an-
hour wind brsszsd across town
early Saturday morning. But the
temperature was very mild al
night minimum ~ degress) and
the seed cztsioEs are arriving BY
every mall Only Mr.. Groundhog
doesn't read
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
SEATTLE m01nER-SlAYER
SENTENCED TO GALLONS

SEATTL r - Superior
Judge William Wilkins to-
day sentenced Denzel Davis,
"a. to be hanged at the
state penitentiary March "a
for the first degree "kitch-
en- cupboard murder of
his mother last year.
Davis was convicted of
beating his mother, Mrs.
Harriet Arnold. 45. uneon-
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denied the request Deputy
Prosecutor Charles Rails
said Gov. Arthur r. Lang.
lie could appoint such
commission If he wished.
The state supreme court
last Dec. 30 affirmed Davis
conviction
Mrs. Arnold's body was
found truSsed in n cabinet
in the kitchen OF her home.
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Davis was caught five
days later hiding on shelf
in a closet of n friends
apartment.
Judge wilkins originally
sentenced Davis 10 be
hanged last July %. but
the matricide appealed.
Mrs. Davis told police he
threatened tn kill her after
admitting he KILLED his
mother.
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Military Policemen
Prevent Suicide

Two sist division military police
officers, Frank GsnGfon ana
George Brown. prevented . ~om-
an. giving hSf mans a. Mary
smith" from committing suicide
Friday night They nssf~d her az
she s.s about 10 leap from the
iiih It, bridxs. she vas put Ia
the city lalL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Postal Receipts UP
In Tocomo 20 Pct.

Tacoma postal receipts for jan
usry were 2045 per cent higher
than those for January. 1870.
Postmaster George Fishburne an
nounced Saturday The respective
figures were SIS. 1854 and s54,-
1857. gain Of yII.i3s.77.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Knox Fears
Nazis Will
Win War
Tn Worried"
He Reports 10
Ssnots Committee
WARRINGTON

WARRINGTON - Secretary ~
Navy Frank Know. asserting that
Ne "a. tremendously worried"
over nsstsln. chances ~ Winning
the war. sld to-day that the r'sdas
would h~ against US II tina United
States had 70 fsre victorious
axis slnns
res,lfyinx again before the
senate foreign relations cemmitfee
IN support II the saminsstrztiau's
hFitish-aia bsli. knox wss sshsa
nv sen Gerald y. Nyr. n. ". o..
wh.ther he thought the situation
would he "hop~isss~ FOG this
eountry u Germany wilma
We would nav. IN strain every
nerve. and the odd. would 10
against us." Knox replied
tic told Nys that II the asis
we're victorious ths hast ws could
do would he In make our avn
coast safe from attack Ne sad~d
that Tho defeat ~ fsrsiala wsusd
give the ssis shipbuil'iinx fssiii-
ties exceeding those Of the United
state. by TOO per cent.
knos said that besls~s bring
tremendously wsrried'' nvss
britsin's prospects he ~ss siss
tremendously worried whether
American aid would reach her in
time
Nys read into thu record . stale
ment attributed To President
itoosesslt ~nils No ~as ss~sstsat
secretary ~ the navy IN NE VIII
son cabinet. that . fisst eroseing
tho ocean with the intent 10 at
tack would Iass ons-fnufsh To nns-
half ~ l,s strength
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Presidents Ball
Draws Large Crowd

Century ballroom was packed
Friday night for the Presidents
ball A report on how much was
collected locally in the drive
against infsntile paralysis will be
made at later date by Chairman
John Binns.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

7. \. Stevenson. manager Of the
Tacoma chamber Of commerce. Will
return 10 his desk the middle of
next week to conclude a two-week
tour of business in the east.
Despite liquidation of the State
Guard. local yachtsmen will con-
tinue with their own organization
and training, according to Bert
Bradley. leader of the seagoing
branch of home defense.
Ted Brown, Tacoma music deal
er, was a ringsider at the Bob
Burman ". Joe Louis fistic shindig
in New York Friday night Ted
was guest of nationally known
piano manufacturing company.
A. VI. (Speed) Nelson of Route 2
Box $50. injured in an auto acct
dent on Dec. %. is now able to get
about with the aid of crutches
1t Will be some time before he will
be able to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ingram,
and daughter, Jeanne, have moved
to their new home in Steilacoom.
Nicholas and Sandy Schlee, Eng
eal.AA1An... ct
with the George Hellyers of Inter
laaken for the duration of the war.
stayed up much later than usual
Thursday night. They were writ
!. ing to their parents in London, tell
ing in great detail their introduc-
ton to Oracle Fields, famed Eng
hsh Coincidence, Wednesday night
at the Temple theater. She gave
them each a rose from a large bou-
quet they presented TO her on the
stage.
Among those who journeyed to
the mountain last Sunday for Ia
coma day, were 1t. and Mrs. Ross
Greening and his sister. Virginia
Greening. 1t. Greening, grad
uate of Lincoln high, is stationed
at McChord field.
Jim Anderson is making trans
portation arrangements for men,
bers of the Tacoma Figure Skating
club going TO Everett, Saturday,
Feb. S.
Harry Hunt, staffer Of the Sc
attle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corp.
production department. is patient
in the Seattle General hospital due
to severe injuries received in an
auto smashup on the inter-city
highway. disqualification will con-
tinue for several weeks.
Nadeen Rose has been selected
as the name for the baby born re-
Gently to Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Marker.
Don Gipple waited anxiously for
the appointment of the new Seattle
'ssbaseball club manager. He had
hoped for Babe Ruth, Pie Traynor
or some such big name" veteran of
the majors. When the flash came
that it was Bill Skiff, retired play
er and assistant in the New York
Yankees business office, Don,
puzzled. said: "Skiff Skiff
never heard Of that guy. Hope he's
able TO paddle his own canoe"
Attorney :. A. Gagliardi is plan
ming TO meet with other lawyers
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...........-.... - oes'OOO
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said he had no particular In
tsrest In . road eireupssntinE
Tacoma, but believed some
thing should h. done" about
the traffic problem al Fort
Ie~ts. This h = chance for
The Tacoma people 10 propose
. solution b. amending the
bill. he said. adding. II under
stand 5000 m@n viii be sta
toned out there within . year.
and IT'S bad enough already"
Todd also ssld ne couldn't ss'
Why Olympia should be includes
n mapping such a highway. nne'
there's only a couple Of month.
,ut Of zf that II makes any dif
erenee."
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Rice on Ration
Basis in Japan
indicates Severe
Druin OF Combat
THE WAR TODAY

Japan today imposed n ra.
tioning system upon rice.
That brief word from the
Orient topped the news from
the worlds war fronts--n news
of new commandments Of tho
Dover coast by German long.
range cannon. Of heavy fight.
ing west Of Derna in Libya.
Of new tension in vichy where
drastic German demands are
feared.
Rice 10 the basis Of japanese
economy n u the basic food -
often the sole food 81 her mil.
lions ~ workers
The announcement that ration
INK had been imposed upon rice
was coupled with news that .
tt.It5.szs 600 budget for army ana
navy expenses had besn approved
by the cabinet,
Rome reported to-day thai
japanese "miiiisr, isf~rsss-
tim" is th~ s,pEspors rome ls
isnoin~nt--sa echo ~ ssls EN-.
pbasi. on Japan. role a. .
threat "a British and tsited
states interests In the Far
East.
oRouSDwOHK LAID
Many bellows thai tina ground.
work for a japanese offensive In
the South Paeifie IL non being
laid In the *peaes negotiations
going forward under Japanese
sponsorship between 1'hsIland and
French Ini0- china.
Thaiiand IL expected 10 get most
~ the French territory nov &c
ei1plsd and even today Incorporated
81 fndo-chinA towns under hsf
rule. Her price b. Japan. pre-
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JAN MACLEOD. 20 caretsker's
blonde daughter on the beautiful Van
Nliet estate IN the Virginia nils. :
infatuated Vih PETER VAN NLlEI
III the owners 2i-yesr son whom
she has known since childhood. Jan
goes horse back riding and meetS an
automobile driven by handsome
STEPHEN GARDNER. New YORK -
porter and a photogrs pheI she tells
them Peter Is not a. Hollymount
Jan returns home and Peters father
ROBERT VAN VLIET telephones that
Peter has been missing from his
classes al Harvard for 10 Gays and
police think he may De kidnapped
CHAPTER Two
Voices from the other room
brought Jan from the kitchen. Her
father was standing al the outer
door, and man was saying,
Then he's not here -" The driver
OF the New York car,
Before she could get to the door.
he had gone on, ! am Stephen
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WEATHER FORECAST

Occasional rain tonight and
Tuesday. Temperatures. High. S.;
low, IS. sun rises, 1884; sets, STA.
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Bill Would Eliminate Tacoma
From New Pacific Highway"

CAPITOL Oympia-Plans for establishment Of Seattle
o-Centraa road known Pacific highway" cutting out
the traffic botteneck Fort Lewis and also deouring
around Tacoma and Olympia under the legis-
ature
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Attorney :. A. Gagiiardi is plan
ming TO meet with other lawyers
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
r.cor,s 81 5ss 600
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Nadeen Rose has been selected
as the name for the baby born re-
Gently TO Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Marker.
Evening star., 1941-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORD1AN. l20-base. in very good con-
dltion; 500. 6410 45th place, Riverdale.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHERS-Bepdix, new 1871. fully auto
matte models immediate delivery. Simms
Radio Co. MI. 1850.
WASHERS at the Piano Shop and
save. Sale of discontinued models: May
Tag. S45; A. B. c., $50; Apex S37; Crosley.
Sioi Thor. S29: price includes filler hose
pump easy terms: 10 DAYS TRIAL. Also
new, latest model A. B. c. and Maytag
washers and lroners in stock Republic
1870. Tie Piano Shop. 1918 7th INV.
WASHERS Brand-new standard makes Of
washing machines in crates at deeD-cut
prices as low as S27; 81 weekly; liberal
-, ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
WaShlngton'S largest Appliance House,
vi St. N W.-Entire Building
District 3.'t1. ODen Ewes. Till PM
WASHERS-BenoIx from SI2g 80 installed,
prahd-neW: no price increase, Immediate
qeHvery. Norge. Thor washers at discount.
LUX APPLIANCE CO..
WaShineton,s Largest REFRIGERATOR House.
Sll 9th St NV RepubUc I1r5
Open Till 6 PM. -'''
WASHERS, brano-new. G, E, SPIN
ner2 IN factory crates, SlOGq5 ALSO
AUTHORIZED DEALER for BENDIX. MAY
LAG GENERAL ELECTRIC. WESTING-
HOUSE. ABC and THOR Buy now while
they are available and prices are low, Lib
eral trade-ln allowance Easy terms. You
may pay with your light bill
ELECTRICAL CENTER
Ola lhll st. NV National
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GARDEN CONSTRUCTION.

Outdoor fireplaces. miniature wells. lily
pools, rock gardens, hagstone walks. ter
races, dry walls, driveways. tennis courts,
waterproofing. drainage. fences hedges:
ever blooming rose, shrub annual and
perennial beds: fcunda tions lawn and spec
linen paintings sacrifice tall evergreens
for screen. benches. bird baths. sun dials.
weather yanes. grading, spraying. manure,
pruntinR. Maryland blue grass sod: sugges-
tiol and estimates are free. Lincoln 4225.
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S55: ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, PRIVATE
home two rooms kitchen. sleeping porch.
h W. heat, utilities Frigidaire employed
couple, 2911 18th st. ne. l3'
1903 GEORGIA AVE- ROOMS. ,KITCH-
en-, bath. heat furnished; available Oct.
18th: SOS. J. A. WEINBERG CO. MA. $500.
DOWNTOWN RM. KIT, BATH. ALL
utilities incl: will furn. Il desired; S41 80.
zoos oath st NV. NE. 2749.
211O 10th ST. NV ROOMS KTTCH-
en-. bath: S47 so Refrigeration on house
current LINKINS CO., 1922 H st. NV. DI.
3522
1899 HARRISON ST NV, APT. %
ms. dinette, ktchenette, bath. large
screened porch: individual heat. thermo-
stat CONTROL S41 so. avail Oct. 10th
SANDOz, INC, Dupont 1884. No. Du-
pont Circle.
ALEXANDRIA VA. NO 500 LLOYD LANE.
excellent residential sections rooms,
bath. free garage: reasonable.
2l6 G. ST NW.-ENTIRE SECOND
floor, . large rooms and kitchen, bath;
reasonable. TO-
$40 LEXINGTON PL NE-3 ROOMS.
md floor, rear.
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WANTED TO RENT.
FARM & GARDEN.

1 live camel, l or humps optional. fol
] week. starting Thursday, October 16
Call Mr. Yerbey. ME. 500l
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2g42 NEWARK ST. N.W.-Avail Oct, 1h
Next bath; uni phone; y blk. Conn. ave
gentlemen; dble.. $50; ssl., S25. EN-. 42O4.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

MODERN. l LARGE RM..- KITCHEN AND
bath, porch: electric refrigerator. heat,
h.w.; S3S so Adults. - ST. ne.
1917 COLUMBIA RID NV RIM, KIT,
bath: heat. gas. elec. incl; good condi-
ton; $3.50; avail. Nov. /. OWNER,
co. 2615.
ON BEAUTIFUL 18th ST ROOMS.
foyer, kitchen and bath; utilities included,
S67 so AID. 1924
zoos VA. AVE. S.W-2-RM APT, NEW
ly decorated, kit. priv; oil heat; pvt.
home; close in: reas. ME. O4s5 after
3 pm.
HILLCREST- ROOMS. BATH. BACK
porch: adults; all utilities included. 2211
32nd pl Sc.
NEW, EXCLUSIVE APT.
66O1 14th st NW.-Nesring Completion.
large rooms ------------- so 90
5 large rooms " 90 so
q large rooms, b. 145 90
Living rooms l2x21 (some 14x3O): din
ing rooms 11x15, bedrooms l2x11. 3 to
z closets you can walk into.
UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT.
Switchboard and Elevator Service.
See MRS. HYATT at 6501 14th st. NV.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1903 PERRY PL. NW-oNE LARGE
basement room. nicely furn.. cooking facili3
ties, pvt. lavatory and entrance;
LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM. 2 BED
furnished, incl linen and silver; sl75 per
Rsnt9i RS hiss. HARRIET HoIrHER' agent
MOUNT PLEASANT. 1924 INGLESIDE
terrace n.w-Large living room with ad-
Joining bedroom. kitchen radio, Frieidalre'
phone; privileges; private family; empi.
o2Ol 4Oth ST. N.W-DUPLEx APT: 2
rooms. kitchen, dinette and bath. S5l.50.
Emerson S267.
73 N Y AVE. NE -BEDRM; APT
pvt; bath, Frigidsire 1st floor; suitable l
or . couples: $50, semi-monthly.
GOVT WOMAN WILL SHARE HER 2-RM.
furn. apt. with another. GTeenWay Apis,
FIR. $500. Ext. 372. ~
YOUNG LADY SHARE NEW. ATTRACTIVE
apt. twin beds; walking dist. and ideal
trans; reasonable 127 ne Apt. 40S
and SITS. n.w.-Fireproof: A. A. A: one
room, kit. dnette, pvt. bath; ] or 2 per
ncsv day nynbsd Yse9 FFsdsgf NA 54g5 full service
1349 KENYON ST. NV, APT. 4l-GEN-
tile girl to. share 4-room and bath apart,
ment; u blk. st. car. bus: maid service: So
mo Call Ho. 6530 after pm.
%;RooM 95TN3,z. APT To- Cons sUBLEr aId ALL NEW
1905 NEWTON ST NV ATTRACT.
incl. porch; everything incl; couple: reas.
$50 F ST. NE ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath modern bright: convenient to down
town; employed Govt. adults.
1929 OGDEN ST. NEAR 18th ST-COR
house. conf. furnished: 2nd floor rented:
ST floor for rent to couple, who furnish
utilities: rooms kit. bath.
l24 3rd ST NE-HOMEY ! ROOM AND
fence: l or . employed adults preferred.
WANTED GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE
lovely 3-room apartment with another.
1924 Clifton ST. NV. Adams 1927 after $40.
2123 Ist ST. NW.-MODERN TWO
rooms, private bath kitchen. automatic
heat. ch.w.: S4a.5o. including utilities. 15'
SUBLET-350I 18th ST NV. APT. 81
= r, k. b.: mod. furn.: cross-yent.; bright
cOnv. downtown. After u through .k,
5slI SOUTHERN AVE. Sc ;-2-RM. APT,
new furn-: adults: $3.50. HI. OF 55-W-
34I6 18th ST NV ROOM AND
kitchen, auto. heat and hot water; near
trans; no traffic noise.
JEWISH GIRL. SHARE APARTMENT
with others: Concord ave; reasonable;
near bus line. RA. 5713. -
TAKoMA PARK, MD.-ATTRAC. / nm
s4j mo; semi-base.; nr. bus, stores, adults.
1840 PARK RID.
S35 00-One room with porch; Frigid-
aire on house current.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
ARLINGTON. 53O7 o6th ST NORTH
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

ARLINGTON 5307 26th ST NORTH
Living room. bedroom, dine'te. kit. and
bath: utilities incl Glebe 1896.
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314 Pa Ave S E
AIR-CONDITIONING
ARROW CAB co
SHEET METAL, WORKERS
AIR-CONDITIONING

1rstallstior. mechanics and helpers, also
hrst-class shopmen: finest shop and work
ms conditions in Washington. highest
wages. Apply between : and 10 m. Mon
dsy, Rm S3l, Cairo Hotel 1915 Que
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BABY CHICKS.
CATTLE G. LIVESTOCK

AIRED ROCKS, r. l. Reds. White Leg
or1ns. Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Feed
tore. 619 K st. NV. Metropolitan 00SG.
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HORSES (2). one 3-year-old bay. 16 nd.
one 7-year-old grey. 16 nd. Both horses
sound. Also thoroughbred brood mare, by
ton 3g6-W
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next to bath, s25 mo; gen sentiIes p RA. pSssR. ssss
5913 4th ST. NW.-Double or single
room, block express bus; gentlemen pre-
ferred; So and S4
Evening star., 1941-10-13

basement room, nicely furn., cooking fscili-
ties, pvt. lavatory and entrance; 2
gentlemen
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1341 l. ST. N.W-Newly decorated and
attractively furnished front twin bed room
southern exposure: s. so Wk
Evening star., 1941-10-13

1914 18th ST. NW.-Newly furnished and
redecorated single room, near bath and
modern showers
Evening star., 1941-10-13

2135 F ST. N.W.-Studio room. sink grill,
porch. back yard, $3.50. Hall room. S15.
DI 0i35
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WASHERS-Bepdix, new 1871. fully auto
matlc models: immediate delivery. Simms
ado Co. MI 2g5O
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SEWING MACHINES. treadles, $3.50
up Singer port, S32 so; Singer console
elec.. $40 so 5 yrs. free service Teyms
Guar repairs on all machines Hem
stitching. buttons made. button ho1ee
pleating and plain stitching done. 9l7 F
ct n u UF 1000 DE o3I1
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VACUUM CLEANERs-HoovERS. SI295:
EUREKA. Ss.95 ELECTROLUX, S16a5;
with att, rebuilt and guar. like new l yr.
BEST BRANDS CO.
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1928 EYE ST. NW.-Unusually large redec-
GRATED single and double rooms, near bath:
elevator service
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MOUNT PLEASANT, 1924 INGLESIDE
terrace n.w.-Large living room with ad-
joining bedroom. kitchen, radio, Frigidaire,
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

FOR COMPLETE BATHROOMS and heat
| ing installations call T. J. Fitzmaurice
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PETWORTH, 1927 9th st. n.v-Front twin
bedroom in private family: gas heat, ch.w,
unlim phone; / blk. exp. bus service; gem
mi
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22Ol 4Oth ST. NW.-DUPLEx APT: .
rooms. kitchen, dinette and bath. S5l. so.
Evening star., 1941-10-13
SITUATIONS MEN.
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