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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-15
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH


New Street It Cherry
Rev. Joseph l.. Kennedy, Pastor
Sunday:
Sunday, 1890 am. Service In
the second floor rooms OF the
Masonic lodge above Bannow's.
Sermon, Information Plus, or
Unfinished Enterprises Of the
Kingdom"
Sunday School classes meet
at IL noon In same place ex-
cept primary and beginners who
will meet Is usual In Church
downstairs.
Young Peoples Society--all
ases-meet at 8 pm. for IN In
formation please circle meeting.
Missionary Society meets Fri.
day ESQ pm. with Mrs. Nell
Reid, 118 Lincoln.
Due to redecorating Of the
Presbyterian Church. building
services will be held for the
next three Sundays In the sec
ond door rooms occupied by the
MasoAic lodge above Bannow's
Drug Store, entrance on Walnut
street. The morning service
Il at 1880. O. clock, with Sunday
School classes following. All OF
the Sunday school will meet In
the Masonic rooms with the ex-
ception Of the Beginners and
Primary Depts., who will meet
In the regular class rooms In
the Church downstairs.
Young People viii meet at
six o'clock In the downstairs
rooms for . circle meeting.
ZION EVANGELICAL
Rsv. Jacob WuAma1, FASTER
Sermon: 10 am. IN German.
First Sunday Of each month.
Sunday School HIS am.
Tuesday 7:30 pm. Junior
Young Peoples League; 8 pm.
meeting Of the Brotherhood.
Wednesday-2:S0 pm, Meet
ing Of Mission Society.
q. RxxER'S PARISH
Dev. u. a. Hobert FASTER
Mafses on Sundays: 600,
200. els, 1880 and noon.
MasDts on Holy Days Of Oh
LEGATION: $40. 900, Dis, 1880
and noon.
Masses On Week Days: $50
and 800.
Masses On First Fridays: $50.
7:lB and 800.
Confessions On Sundays 1t Q.
o:lo md 1910 masses: O. Sat
uroayS and "a Holy Days q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
People in
The News
BY UNITED PRESS

George Rogers. who won his
freedom from Alestraz on a writ
of habeas corpus. walked into the
arms OF San Francisco police. who
want him To complete II life term
for n 1915 murder. lie had been
IN Aioatraz for robbery aud
assault
William ;. knudsen, director OF
the office Of production manage
msnt. LETT Tuczon, Anz, for h.
faso on tour Of defense plants
The army flying school at Moi
felt field. Cal. listed "a soldiers
for promotion. Among them is
Jimmy Stewart. movie star
British ambassador Sir ArchI-
bald Clsrke-kerr and embassy
staff members escaped injury in
Chungking when a bomb exploded
near their hilltop dugout
Prime Minister J. VI. Andrews
said in Belfast he hopes the
United States will enter the war.
The sooner the better" he said.
DIR. Edusrd 4. Lindeman OF Co
mmbia university told n confer
ence u educators at Stanford
university that regardless Of who
wins the war, the United States
viii be In IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Marriage
licenses

Marriage license applications
were made with the county auditor
Friday by William Arson Monroe
r.. Is, 517 No. Sheridan, and
Patricia Anne Johnson. 20. 403 So.
l. St: George Munroe Wilson. 81,
Fort Lewis, and Valdene Louise
Crodle, 81, SOP So. Yakima: Cliff
ford A. Taylor. 81. s425 So. G St,
and Florence NJ. Leinbach, IS. 1417
20. Verde; Manly Cslbraith Perry.
~. and Mary Suzanne Pinkhsm,
~. both Of Fort Lewis: Calvin
Dill Morse, 81, Jennings Lodge.
Ore. and Rosemary Dolenzsl, rs,
col So. G St; Tony Pavia. as, and
Hazel Bradner. "a. both of 1914
So. M St; Edward Tony Zsnassi,
Is. Seattle. and Mary Eleanor
Marchesini. rs. Steilacoom; Donald
Edward Rushlow. 2l. Fort Lewis,
and Eloise Mile Buckley, 81. Au-
burn: William Boyd Dickinson, jr.,
n, .304 East s6th st, and Jesse
Mary Henrietta Smith. 2s. Nyanza
road. Gravelly lake. Lawrence
Conley Kirk, rs. 2710is Sixth ave,
and Margaret ksrel Herring. 20,
sos So. Yakima: Harold Butler.
n. and Barbara Keller, Is, both of
Yelm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Seeks 10 Collect
$4,000 for Hurts

Charging that Mrs. Anderson
did deliberately. wilfully and
maliciously pin him twice against
the running board of his truck
SO as to cause serious body in
juries and twist his back" Charles
II. Wsismer filed suit in superior
court Friday for $4,000 personal
damages against G. II. and Grace
Anderson.
In the complaint. Weismer
stated that his truck was parked
in front of 733 Market street on
June is in such manner that there
was only "a inches OF space be-
tween the truck and the bumper
of the Anderson automobile, which
Mrs. Anderson was driving.
Weismer said Mrs. Anderson
asked him to move the truck so
she could move her car. Weismer
stated that he was unloading
davenport and that. as soon as
this was unloaded. he started to
get in the truck when Mrs. An
derson started up her car and
pinned him against the side OF
the truck. Mei>mer said this was
repeated n SECOND time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
$500 Fine and 80 Days in Jail
For Drunk Driver Who Hurt Two

A drunken Tacoma driver. whose
unsteady course put two young
people In q hospital early Friday
morning. was serving Jail time In
the afternoon on one OF the
heaviest sentences melted out In
several months.
Ernest Bolts. OF +S2q Es. C ST.
pleaded guilty TO driving under the
influence of liquor and at request
Of the police department was given
fine of 5000 along with 90
day Jail sentence. He also loses
his license for year
Hurt were Jeanne Boucher. IS.
OF s2l2 No. 10th. who received
bruises on both legs and a cut
foot. She remained in the hos
pital. though her companion, Paul
NJ. Mickens. IL. OF 1918 Es. both,
was released. he suffered bruises
and scalp isesrstlons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
II Il RES TORE ABOUT
London War Victim
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

best. When she finished her school
ing she toured Europe, and II WAS
then abe met Barker. That was
IA years ago.
The couple lived In England,
and there were horn Gwen
and Christopher and David
and Ann. And year ago the
war drove them away while
Barker remained to do his
humble share In defending his
country.
Recently Mrs. Barker obtained
the work she and her family need
ed. q post with the state depart
ment of labor and industries.
Except Tor those disquieting
letters from London. and the pain
fully measer and torturing public
reports OF nunlDerless DomblnEs Of
daddys England. things" were
good
First prsmOniuon Of grief 10 be
sdded ~ the little famlly's burden
came = week or 50 ago. Then 1t
was one VI Bankers eagerly well
coined eablegrsms saying cheer
fully. as usual, that all WAS well
with him.
But the ending words were
ominous: with dying love"
His wife resolutely asked
the cable office for verified
ton. A check there revealed
mistake" the message
should have read: with indy
Ing love"
Somehow there was an inescs-
psble feeling Of impending disaster,
nevertheless.
Then terse message from Bar
ker's parents TO the effect that
Barker was near death.
All too quickly thereafter the
dread message: Barker was dead.
No details. no comfort.
only blood and sVedt and
tears.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
u. S. Embassy Aides
Leave Moscow Office

MOSCOW-Three officers Of the
American embassy and four clerks
left Thursday night for Kszan. 40
miles east q Moscow. II take Up
temporary quarters. II vas learned
Friday.
Ambassador Laurence A. Stein
hardt said that the measure was
purely precautionary, intended to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
More Changes
Due in Army
No Date Announced
For New Shokeup

WASHINGTON - Further dras-
tic changes IN the armys high
command as part OF 4 program
to reyitslize is leadership and in
crease efficiency. was forecast
Friday By Underseeretary Of War
Robert +. Patterson.
There will be changes. but II
has not been determined how soon
they will be made. he said IN re-
Spouse 10 press conference eues-
tons about army orders Thursday.
which re-shuffled 20 general Off
GERS and a dozen important posts.
lie said the shake-up was
dictated by the policy Of as
signing general officers to
the duties they can perform
more efficiently"
Chief shift was the placing Of
Maj. Gen. Frank NJ. Andrews in
command Of all Caribbean de-
lenses. Andrews is an air officer
and the assignment Appeared 10
emphasize the role Of air power
IN the defense of the vital sector
protecting the approaches TO the
Panama canal.
Andrews Is So years old. rela-
lively young for the nature Of his
new job.
Patterson told the press
that the army has begun To
receive deliveries ON it, new
A-2i dive bombers from the
Douglas Aircraft Corp. santa
Monica. Calf. lie said sab
stantial" orders have been
placed with Douglas, Curtiss-
Wright and North American
Aviation, Inc, for the new
planes.
Patterson said they are "a very
superior product" which will out
perform any dive bombers now
used in Europe.
Patterson disclosed that under a
plan recently approved by con-
eress, the army will assign civil
isns to various Housekeeping"
jobs now performed by soldiers.
thereby relieving some 10000
troops for field work. Congress
has provided S43,s4O, 900 for this
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Six Agencies
Form USOHere
Given Official
Stutus by Mayor

Six social agencies forming the
Tacoma United Service Organiza-
tons. to watch over the health.
recreation and welfare Of army
and navy men in the Tacoma area,
were given on official status FRI
day by Mayor Harry p. Cain. as
he announced voluntary disband-
ment Of his Recreation and Clear
ing Council.
The council. headed by DR.. Cyrus
W. Albertson. was set up in Ia
coma around eight months ago
and laid the ground work which
the u. s. o. will carry on.
Mayor Cain named Or. Albert
son a. vice chairman Of the new
organization. He will serve him
self a. chairman of IL while the
L. s. o. prepares to join the Ia
coma Community Chest in the fall
70 raise funds for its welfare needs
and an additional sum TO provide
the community with recreational
facilities for service men.
Mayor Cain created a group to
be made up OF the executive chair
men and presidents OF all six serv-
ice organizations. the Y. NJ. {. A,
Y. W. c. A, Salvation Army.
Travellers Aid society. Jewish We'll
fare and Affiliated Catholic Chair
ties.
In addition to those he named 10
his committee Everett Craven,
army and navy recreation director
for the Y. M. c. A: Guy Thomp-
son of the Community Chest and
Reno Odlin. who Is state director
Of the u. s. o. drive.
The mayor praised pioneer work
Of DR.. Albertson's committee In
Tacoma.
They took over a job when no
ere knew what kind Of q job or
how big q one II would be-" Cain
said. Their pioneer work laid the
ground work for what the u. S. o.
viii continue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Nazis Bomb Important
Eastern British Port

Hull. EnEland-Gsruan planes
severity bombed HUI. important
east coast port. Thursday night
causing widespread damage. rsE-
INK fires snd many casualties.
Three ar raid shelters in one street
were demolished. Many stores and
houses were rszed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Wotch Diet During
Hot Spell Worning

A warning that everyone should
watch his diet during the current
hot spell and that campers should
beware Of drinking water while
n trips was sounded Friday by
N. Norman 4. Magnussen, Pierce
county health officer.
"All surface water 10 vulnerable
and Ia liable TO Be a source of in
lection causing stomach ailments, y
said DR.. Magnussen.
Vegetables and light foods In
contrast to meats and heavy foods
should be the warm weather diet
Pasteurized milk was mentioned
~ An excellent source of liquid
food.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19

government will carry out policies
which already have been estab-
lished.
The unique joint declaration by
Japan's army and navy carried a
similar implication. II said that
the main lines of national policy
already had been established at the
imperial conference July ? and re
main immutsble and independent OF
the cabinet change"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Choir Up for Auction
Yields $3.50 in Gold

LEONIINSTEh. Mass. When an
auetioneer tipped up a chair Of
fered for sale at the William
Boyden estate. the cushion slid off
and 50 did $50 in gold notes
The money was claimed by Joseph
A. Lovering, estate administrator
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19

They were struck down together
as they walked near the Mickens
home on Ea. seth near l. 81. when
Bolts car veered suddenly to the
left side of the road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
War Strength To Be Boosted

foxy = Prince Fumimsro
konoys formed a new nationalist,
militaristic cabinet Friday and the
japanese army and navy In an
extraordinary Joint statement
called on the nation 10 unite in
rapid strengthening OF Japan's
war time structure"
konoye issued a separate state
ment la which he declared the new
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Fined $500, Costs

George Pssni Was fined $500
and costs in Judge Clarence L.
Layton's court Thursday after
noon when he pleaded guilty TO q
violation OF the Steele act.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Unexpected Red Resistance
Causes Fuehrer to Appeal
To Orient for Assistance

TokYo-The Japan Times and Advertiser Jap
foreign office declared
has embarked n encIrcling
time for
now
LONDON - Adolf Hitler reported here Friday TO
have dispatched SOS Japan appealing for immediate
offensive against Russia in eastern Siberia
Responsible British quarters which have up TO the
present been convinced that Japan's move would
be against French ndo- China took the view that in
stead n Japanese assault upon Nadiy osOk is now
much more probable.
Ii reported here that the Germans dispatched an
appeal Japanese action because the
degree Of Soviet resistance in the which said
have steadily retarded the Nazi high commands timetable
for its offensive against Russia.
TokYo-Japan a strong protest q against
Japanese shipping
" God
tonstantin
Friday with Vice
believed Ohsshi have protested % m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Plan Sanity Hearing
For Confessed Slayer
6oLDFSDAIE. Wash.

GOLDESDALE. Wash. Tires
physicians. one from White SAL
mon and two from the Dalle-.
were named today BY JudEs
Howard J. Atwen IN conduct \
sanity hearing for Eric Nillers
confessed slayer of hiz mother.
The hearing will Re held in Coli
dendale Aug. S.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
SPOKANE TAX HEAD

oLfMPIs-The state tax COM
mission Friday appointed +. B.
Huteheck as mana ger Of its Spo-
kane branch district office. He
succeeds Curt Waters. deceased.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Utah Native Famous
Except in Own State

SALT LANE CITY. Utah - A
group q Ttahans who went out
into the world 10 become great and
uear-e great in art. literature and
music. returned here 70 b rein
trodueed" 20 residents Of their
native state.
relieve congestion IN the Moscow
Offices He and the remainder Of
the staff will stay here. he said.
Evening star., 1941-07-06

STUDIO APT ROOMS. KIT, BATH,
Venetian blinds, elec. incl Fr!Fldsirs
Apply Sammys LIQUOR store, 1885 I4th
ST NV
Evening star., 1941-07-06
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhEUR

400 GA. AVE, NV LARGE ROOMS.
bath: for Ink: heat, lights, gas; $50 or
49, 80. TIA. 2160.
852 ST NE-NICEY FURNISHED,
lv. =. br and kit; FrIgidsire. light and
gas included; $50.
1871 " ST. NW-ARGE STUDIO p
room and kit apt: also l I'm. and kit:
cool. walkinR distance
1869 COLUMBIA RID. NV. APT. col
Attractive, newly dec. refined home; Mt.
Pleasant car North 449s
400 GA. AVE. NV LARGE ROOMS.
bath: for hk.: heat, lights, gas; S3j or
S31 80. IA $50
TWO LARGE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH
heat. lights, gas, phone $40 vk. As NJ
st. NV. RE. o54a
RENT OR SHARE DESIRABLE GROOM,
kit. bath with foyer. |alkInE distance.
North 1854. Ext. 2O9. IL m TO pm.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED-TO RENT AND BUY A 3 TO
room and kitchenette furnished apart
ment; NV. preferred: state terms. cash
or time. full particulars IN replying. Box
3l5-J, Star.
FOR LADY-FURNISHED ONE ROOM.
not over S35 Box 112-J, Star.
FURNISHED APT. ? OR 3 ROOMS, PRI-
yate bath by couple; prefer Sc, across
Sousa and Anacostia Bridges; reasonable.
Write Box 296-J Star.
CULTURED JEWISH GIRL. GOVT. EMPL.,
around 30. desires furnished room in -
room mod. apt, by Aug. lst. 10 share
with another: NV. or downtown; refer
enceS exchanged. Box "94-J, Star.
CONVENIENT APARTMENT. AUG. l-2
rooms, kit and bath, large living room,
$50. Box 9s-J, Star.
CAPITOL HILL-FOR SUMNER, 2-RM
furn apt, twin beds: not over S75: refer
enceS. Box 3@1-J, Star -
FURN. APT, > OR 3 ROOMS. PREFER
ably Takoma Park or vicinity: $40 TO $50.
SH 2553.
GOVT. EMPLOYEES SEEKING RMS. X.
and b., fuTn,; Iakoma or NV, VIC up 10
$40 per mo-; util. included. Box 3S5-J,
Star.
GENTLEMAN WANTS BACHELOR APART
ment or Will share; reasonable rent: write
full details. Box 34S-J Star.
CONGENIAL YOUNG MAN DESIRES TO
share apt. with another. Best of refer
enceS. Box ALI. Star
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES SMALL
furnished apt. with care OF child. Call
NO. 009S between > and D.
COLORED-WANT TO RENT UNFUR-
nished 4-room bath and kitchen apart
ment or house: ne. or n ". AT. 1llb-J. -
Evening star., 1941-07-06
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE sERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated, at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 800 well-located homes,
offers single, double and group
rooms, some with running water,
private bath. A director with car
shows available space free to
potential guests. Phone Columbia
1850. Sunday service.
Evening star., 1941-07-06

1900 MASS. AVE. NV
Nice, cool basement room. sitting room,
shower, for men: vacancies for girls;
selective menus, switchboard. elevator; sum-
mer rates,
Evening star., 1941-07-06
FLATS FOR RENT.

TIN , TON NGTNTs
1O21 eth ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath, $3.50. } rooms and BATH
$3.50
NJ FRANK RUPERT. 1921 eth ST. NV.
ZIG 18th PLACE NE.
3 rooms, kit. and bath h---------S25.5 so
Key Upstairs.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1895 Eve NV Ma 1853.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
1848 KALORAMA RD. NV.
TOWN CLUB.

2nd-h. front rm, beautifully furn.; pvt.
bath; $40; 3 refined ladies' Basement rm..
3 men, S35. Excel. meals. CO. 1892.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
THE ARREY

1925 RHODE ISLAND AVE
Attractive rooms for refined men and
women. from S:}6: walking distance from
Govt offices and shopping center; excel-
lent food, best service and phone in every
room
Evening star., 1941-07-06
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

BY BACHELOR, alone, >. 3-room, fully
furnished apt or batchelor apt in coun-
try or outside; good transportation: show
Box 3lS-J Star
Evening star., 1941-07-06
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

LARGE ROOM TO one or two employed
adults near bath: on bus line. Phone
LOVELY ROOM . exp, In small private
home; cool garden 70 rest and relax; priv
ileges. Chestnut 64T7 after G.. s.
LARGE PANELED ROOM. lavatory att;
new home, all suburban advantages bus
close by Indian Club Estates SH 1860.
IN FALLS CHURCH VA.-couple; double
room next bath. near bus. Call Falls
FURN MASTER BEDRM. IN new home
windows : expos, large closets: > gen.
tlemen or married couple. Falls Ch. "I6o.
2l33 MILITARY RID. Arlington, Va
bath; refined home. grounds. CHI. O633.
ARLINGTON. VA.--Private home single
rm. SiS; convenient to bus; near new
Navy Bldg. Call Glebe 1757.
bedroom. twin beds; in new Colonial home;
large, shady yard; one block 10 bus Use
of den and porches; ideal location, meals
optional CHI. 66s2
DELIGHTFUL hrSt-foor bedroom, private
bath Phone Chestnut OBI.
] ; MINIS. CITY; furn rm and bath only,
in new home comp to lady nights s. wk.:
bus. Mrs A. seaton Mclean, Va.
FgRS ROOM 89I,t next 3sDv to modsrn bath
St, St. Arinetoni Hu'v Va. tS" cH 1889 a65 90 wayne
81, 81 BEALL AVE, Rockville, Md.-Lsrge,
bus; s. week. Rockville Tow.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS, D. BEAUTIFUL
front room; cool. quiet; 10 min. bus or
cars to city: reasonable. Woodley 1908
Pal N. MILITARY RID. ARL.. VA
nice, cool front rms; | single and double:
bath with shower; l0c bus: gentlemen or
employed couple. CHI 59l5.
lo7 N. JACKSON, Arl.-Front rm., open
ing on Sundeck; rev home; 3 mi fr.
Lin. Mem Bridge; no other roomers. OK.
0lS6-W.
lib CARROLL AVE, Hyatts.-Single and
double rooms. 50 and So; blks. from
bus line to WASHINGTON
> NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, each with
private bath in quiet detached home: cony
TO l-fare zone; for > gentlemen, Govt.
employed. SH. l641-R.
24oS col. PIKE, Arl., Va-Room and
board: reasonable; business couple can or
der from menu Arlington Tearoom. So
SILVER SPRING-Employed lady, gentle.
wishes TO share new home with another
employed lady. SH 6;}6O-J.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
FOUNTAIN COURT.

Guest residences for men and women
Beautiful cool, quiet location. Overlook
ing Rock Creek Park. Superior meals
Large rooms. Select clientele Parking
space, bus and car lines. 3640 10th.
Evening star., 1941-07-06

/ ROOM, KITCHEN. DINETTE. BATH, IN
apartment building. Apply manager. 1349
Evening star., 1941-07-06

3204 18th ST. NV, MT. PLEASANT
Living rm.. bedrm., kit; elec.. elec. refg,
% adults S6n
Evening star., 1941-07-06

zoo JEFFERSON ST NV, APT. 35-
Bedroom, living room. kitchen. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-07-06

. GIRLS TO SHARE 2-RM. APT. d.
nette, kitchen and bath. 200 Jefferson st.
n u RA SI33
Evening star., 1941-07-06

DUPONT CIRCLE-TWO FRONT ROOMS,
kitchen, bath: completely furn.; utilities;
ref SS5. 1905 Goth ST. HO. 06S6.
Evening star., 1941-07-06

1854 NEWTON ST. NW.-BED-LIV
rm and large kitchen: back yard pvt.
entrance; gas, electricity and phone
Evening star., 1941-07-06

LARGE ROOM to one or two employed
adults near bath: on bus line. Phone
Glebe 1882
Evening star., 1941-07-06

I745 NORTH CAPITOL ST" ROOMS
and kitchen. semi-private bath; utilities
and garage incl; $50 mo-; gentle adults
Evening star., 1941-07-06
ROOMS UkFURkISHEp.

COOL lge. Ink. rm.. kitchen, sink. stove,
S24 mo, Sc wk.; large grounds: children
considered; l0c fare. Ii. 4S36-J.
COLORED1l6I0 ST. nw-Unfurn rm.
for respectable. employed couple; reason
able DU. 2416
Evening star., 1941-07-06
BELMONT GARDENS,

Beautiful double room, delicious kosher
meals; ladies or men. Also meals without
rooms; q block from 14th St, 1918 Quincy
{ ". nn--
Evening star., 1941-07-06

1912 18th ST. NV.
Lrg, cheerful. double. S42 80: also rm.
for young lady in double
Evening star., 1941-07-06
ROOMS WANTED.


ELDERLY MAN wants comfortable. quiet
room, md floor; near Tivol Theater
w. H. j. 1907 l4th st. NV. -
WANTED-By nurse room for self and
6-year-old son: board desired for boy and
supervision while working. Box 265-H Star.
JULY 10, COOL FuRN. ROOM, in vicinity
Colo. ave. and l4th ST. NV, by quiet wom-
an. Govt. worker. Me. 20s9 eve.
GOVT. EMPLOYE twomam wishes r. with
pvt. or Semi-pVt. b.: unfur. preferred: good
environment. Box 330-J. Star. So
ROOM. Eentleman, home apt, down
town. Cleveland Park, Clever, Ch. Ch. or
Foxhall Box 346-J, Star.
SINGLE MAN. steadily employed, abstemi-
Gus, desires room. May l install my piano
and practice on II at reasonable hours?
Catholic home preferred. Box 39l H, Star.
ELDERLY REFINED LADY wishes unfur-
nished room. Write 225 o st. sw., Apt.
INV.
SINGLE ROOM, quiet home, for woman,
employed Box "a j. Star.
EMPLOYED WOMAN desires furnished
room with bath or running water; must
be near car line; state price. Box 374-J.
Star.
TWO LADIES; cool. furnished bedroom;
refined home. where toy pet terrier well
come: give details Box 3S7-J. Star.
JEWISH GIRL wishes to rent large single
room or to share large double room, with
or without board. prefer third alphabet
northwest Box 313-J Star -
Evening star., 1941-07-06

Formerly italian Embassy; 100 rooms,
switchboard, music room ping-pong. tray
service: elevator and many other luXuries.
For minimum price. Rooms from S45.
Singles with private bath. $50, including
. meals 115Q
Evening star., 1941-07-06

spacious; 3 rooms, kitchen, bath, fst foor
refined adults only. 90S F st. ne. At
lantlC 1903.
Evening star., 1941-07-06

DOUBLE ROOM st-fioor front twin beds,
nicely furn; good transportation: l blk.
Tivoli Theater and shopping center. 70
VICINITY 18th and Irving SITS. NV
Twin beds: SIS each monthly; gentiles.
Adams g015.