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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19
Start Paying
Bigger Sales
Tax on Nav l

OLYMPIA - Washingtons
three percent sales tax was
a law Tuesday following Gov.
Arthur b. Langlie's signature
of HB SIS. passed by the re-
cent legislature. The state tax
commission is preparing 10
put the increased levy into ef-
feet May |.
The measure provides that the
tax shall be boosted from two per
cent to three per cent on that date.
Also increased will be the present
two per cent compromising tax col
lected on goods bought in other
states to escape the sales tax.
Revenue under the three per
cent sales tax Is expected TO
be $4,000. 900 more than the
two per cent levy would have
brought In. The bill contains
a provision that the tax COM
mission shall set up a system
of tokens for paying the sales
tax on purchases under 80
cents.
The commission said II will issue
plastic tokens, one of which will
be required on purchases from 5 to
II cents, two for purchases from
Is to 20 cents. One cent tax will
be paid from 30 cents to 40 cents.
two cents on so to 81 cents and
three cents on IS to Si.l4 pur-
chases. No tokens will be used
in purchases more than 20 cents.
A provision in the sales tax law
which means little Is section
which says the three per cent levy
shall drop back TO two per cent
If and when a graduated net in
come tax Is put into operation.
Such a tax cannot be enacted until
the voters approve the income tax
constitutional amendment on the
November, 1912, ballot and the
1913 legislature the enacts such a
levy. The voters have turned down
an income tax in the past.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19
Fog Delays Trip
|0f Initial Plane
For CT. Britain


The second noeing sour-
motored bomber left McChord
fseid ~ ii1s .. m. Tuesday with
two u. =. army members and
five members of . Bsitish crew.
presumably for Dayton. o..
whore the blg ship Will eontin0e
Ia m uSsnnouseed destination
before hopping off for England
for service In the HAr.
Plotting tho bomber wss
IIsut.-CoL Walter Peek. Co
pilot was Lieut.. Iseiv~tt. The
brItish crew WAS uaidentifisd.
PORTIAND--The first N ~
flying fortress bsmbers con
str'sied bs the Bseins aircraft
plant In seattle for nae by the
British Royal Air foree arrived
In Portland shortly before nsos
TueAhay 81 route IN Montreal.
Canada. Via Dayton. q.
rr,, of n. "a so.lnx four.
motored bombsrs that Win h
fsrrisd from Mochord field D.
Great Britain got only ~ far a
Boeing hsid. Seattle. Monday.
Fog made II sdyis.bIs for ,he
plane 10 land ~ Boeing instead
Of continuing 10 Dayton. O.. Hhed-
ulsd ~ tins first stop for tins
Tying fortress
The ship. with Maj. Theodore
Bolen Of McChofd field as pilot.
viii leave Boeing field for Dayton
as soon as weather permits. u ~..
understood. With Mai Bolsn Was
a crew assumed 10 be British. In.
cluding d. q. Ross. co-pilot. .
member 81 the British air commits.
sion.
The other al ships at Mcchord
field are scheduled 10 leave q,
the rate ~ one each day. weather
permitting. They viii be operated
by English crews. with a. =. air
corps officers going part way a.
technical advisers.
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BERLIN - The official news
agency said In a dispatch from
Bremen Tuesday that fire which
burned for two days In the luxury
liner Bremen had been put out but
that the si.7sl ton ship had been
severely damaged.
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Await British Consent

WAsHIs6TOs-Caston Henry
Hay., the French ambassador. szid
Tuesday after a conference with
Acting Secretary Of state Sumner
Welles that only the final consent
Of Britain remains 70 complete a
plan for sending additional Amer
lean food TO unOceupied France.
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Ford to Construct
Army Plane Parts

WASHINGTON The war de-
partment announced Tuesday that
Ford Motor company and the
Fisher body division Of General
Motors Corp. have agreed TO con-
struct sl7,s63.se2 worth Of new
facilities for mass production of
plane parts which will be put to-
gether at new midvestern bomber
assembly plants.
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IsTANBI1-Tr travellers who
gave eyewitness Confirmation Of
the arrival Of -crsck British
troops on Greek soii. where a.
many a. 200. 600 are reported TO
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Joe HALEY Is beginning 10 think
about heading north again after
winter Of electneisning around
Tacoma. Joe says there's little
work 10 bs done on the boat and
then about May /. off 10 Alaska
fishing.
II never can be said that the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell
Y. (Margery Tennentl Duppen-
thaler, who arrived Monday at
Tacoma General hospital. didn't
get a good start in life. The
granddaughter Of former Mayor
Tennent registered 10 pounds five
ounces on the hospital scales The
Duppenthalers live at l7I2 No
Cakes Vt.
Largest vessel Of It's kind in the
world. 1O0-fOOt new purse
Continued on Page 3. Column 81
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Hearing Denied

WArHINGION-JudRe thaFIes
Brown Sears Tuesday denied a mo-
ton for a months delay In the
deportation hearing n Harry
Bridges. vest coast CIO director.
The hearing u scheduled 10 start
March 81.
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Seven Billion Request
0kshsd By House croup

wAsNfsG10s -Ths house sp-
propristions comrnsttse Tuesday
approved President Eoo~sseit's re-
quest for ~ l00o. 900 900 10 put ths
lsnd-isAss program into effect and
msds public s~erstsry al state
cordsii Huirs warning that half
wy msasures win not suffice 70
meet the ssrioas dangers facing
this hsmisphers.
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To NJ like . drsughs Of life and
toll M by an ocssn-borns trumpet
call that We no longer srs ATOMS. /"
We know" ssiA ChusehilI.
"thst other hsssss " ssil1tsss
ssA sceses ~ uute1esss kest
with euvs. tkat their vstees
ppeiaiss ~ essss foe wkssh
We stsiss. that ether stsssg
hands Wild. hamssses So
SHAPE ths ~espses ~e sse<.
that etses sieamiSg syss sss
finsd In hard essvtestss spss
the tysasnbes sksa Msst asA
Will ~ aessssye<."
Churchill offered his welcems "a
winsnt at . momsnt ~hen ths
Trss, hattie In which your govern
I Continued on Page 2. Column ~
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LONDON - British. aiiisd and
neutral shipping lossas for the
ear creased ths five million tons
mark whsn tbs admiralty said
Tuesday that losses during the
week ended ~ midnight. March ..
totsied ss.s37 to1a
me admiralty nstsd ~ ships
lost. Of which 40 we're British.
sggrssaiinG A.ztl tons. five allied
totaiing s.sss tons and no neutral
ships.
Total ioss<s for ths var ~ Of
midnight. March .. we're s.osi. oss
tons.
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LONDON-Ano official announce
ment disclosed Tuesday that 1000
persons were killed and 1900 in
jured in the great German air at
tacks upon Liverpool and Glasgow
areas last week, one Of the heavi-
est tolls inflicted since start Of
Nazi mass air attacks last fall.
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Hitler 10 Be Godfather

BERLIN Adolf Hitler will be
godfather 10 quadruplets born 70
the wife Of German lance corp
oral. the German radio announced
Monday night
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MINERS PAY BOOSTED

WALLACE, Ida.-Psy increases
went into effect Tuesday for more
than 1000 miners in the Occur
eAlene mining district.
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bsins recorded In . psrto1 - f>vo
minutss shortly altar . ,. -.
Cloudy weather with oeeaS1ena1
rain late Tuesday night ~
showers wednesday wss tbs fase-
cast. A. . .. m. there vas . -
m. .. h. wind from tn ssuth
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WARRINGTON Acting nsere-
tsvy NJ state Sumner wslles con-
GsmaS Tuesday that Lord Halifax.
the Britfah Ambssssaor. brought
tn the state department Monday
= report that . German submsrins
was headed for the northern coast
Of the Unitsd states.
Halifax did not indicate how OF
where the report was obtained.
Weiies said.
he said naitfsn told him that
British naval authorities had trans
mittsd the information 10 the
United States naval authorities.
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Churchill aid he had learned
only henday of the certain sink
ing of three German submarines
"Net sisrs Octsess n.
1879" ssi1 M pvtwe asssisees.
have . 49, chsssea by ssws
~ such . aelereabte tstpls
event.
Ito declared that President
Roosevsits stirring. august and
fatefui" words of Saturday night
have encouraged and fortified
Britain.
AT such . moment w such en-
ordeal" he said. the worda and
acts Of the president and the
psorls Of the United states eoms
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BANK TRANSACTIONS

Tacoma ...............s5. 500 900
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Gla1lOrOuS Hollywood Star.

Unsettled tonight and Thurs
dsy. Temperatures; High. 81: low.
as sun rises. Sis sets. sal.
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Never was there such
a flood of bills designed
TO punish or handicap or
regulate" Factions Of
trades or businesses pro-
duced m a ASSURE after
measure meant to give
them economic advantage
= or to put competitors un-
der unfair restraint
even, in some instances,
to DESTROY them.
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Civil War Society
To Meet Tonight

Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, will meet at 8 o'clock
tonight at 2O15 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV.
Officers recently elected are: Mrs.
Amelia A. Yoder. president; Mrs.
Mildred Poore, senior vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Anna Hausman, junior
vice president; Mrs Carrie Doyle,
chaplain; Mrs. Kathryn c. Rain,
treasurer; Mrs. Mary E. Kerr, Miss
Jennie Hamilton and Miss Jessie
M. Lewis, council members; Mrs.
Edith Bugbee, patriotic instructor;
Mrs. Anna H. McElroy, secretary;
Mrs. Alice Roberts Koch, press
correspondent; Miss Blanche Kerr,
guide; Mrs. E. Ruebsam, guard; Mrs.
Theodosia Bell. assistant guard; Mrs.
May Parker, musician; Mrs. Esther
Lippold. Mrs. Cora Dorsey, Miss
Sadie Stockmar and Miss Alice
Lippold, color bearers.
Mrs. Yoder announced the fol-
lowing committees: Floral, Mrs. Liz
zie Bassett, Miss Lavina Bashford
and Mrs. Carrie Doyle; advisory,
Faye Palsgrove and H. DeGroot,
both past commanders of Cushing
Camp, Sons of Union Veterans.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

flowers. She was accompanied by
Mrs Claude A Swanson. widow of
the Secretary of the Navy, who
looked remarkably we'll and kept
her long chinchilla fur coat about
her during her brief stay.
Mrs. Robert H. Jackson, wife Of
the Attorney General, came late
and was accompanied by her son,
Mr.. William E. Jackson. here from
his studies at Yale She wore a
black tailored suit and a small
black hat.
The Speaker of the House, Mr..
Sam Rayburn. was accompanied by
his sister. Miss Lucinda Rayburn,
whose short jacket of silver fox fur
was worn over her black costume
matching the close fitting black hat.
Senator Joseph F. Guffey had his
sister, Miss Pauletta Guffey, with
him. She was dressed in tailored
suit OF black, the long coat trimmed
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Maine State Group
To Hold Inaugural
Ball Tonight

Plans have been completed for
the inaugural reception and ball
to be given by the Maine State
Society of Washington at Hotel
2400 tonight from 9 to l o'clock
in honor of Gov. and Mrs. Sewall
of Maine. The reception will be
held from 10 to IL o'clock.
In the receiving line with Gov.
and Mrs. SeWall will be Senator
Wallace White, Senator and Mrs.
Ralph o. Brewster, Representa-
tive and Mrs James c. Oliver,
Mrs. Clyde Smith and Represent
ative and Mrs. Frank Fellows.
Tickets may be obtained from
Mr.. William Morrison, 1905 Pol
lard street south, Arlington, Va,
or at Hotel 2400 the night of the
ball.
The inaugural breakfast pre-
viously scheduled for yesterday
was cancelled.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

with wide bands Of beaver fur down
the front and forming the stand
ing collar. Her small black hat was
trimmed with beaver fur which also
formed her generous muff.
The new President pro-tempore of
the Senate and Mrs. Pat Harrison
were there. Others from the sena-
torial group included Senator and
Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Senator and
Mrs. John B. Bankhead, accom-
panied by their son, the newly
elected Representative William w.
Bankhead of Alabama.
Mrs. Robert P. Patterson, wife
of the Undersecrtary of War
wearing garnet color velvet with
matching hat, sat for some time
with Mr.. McNutt.
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Tugwells Are Absent
But arty for Them
Goes on Schedule

Mrs. Higginson Rogers cocktail
party yesterday afternoon in honor
of the RexWell Tugwells was very
pleasant gathering despite the fact
that the guests of honor were un-
able to appear At the last moment
young Tugwell contracted a bad
but not serious case of influenza.
The party, which took place at
Mrs. Rogers attractive small house
on Thirty-third street, in George
town, included a number of prom
inent officials as we'll as several
-out-of-towners here for the inau-
gural ceremonies. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Mabons
of New York, Miss Dorothy Deter,
who is chairman of the Women's s
International League for Peace and
Freedom; Marquis Childs, Mrs. J.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

Hamilton Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Drew
Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Pear
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hough-
telling, Senator and Mrs Robert La
Toilette, Senator Alben Barkley,
whose wife was home in bed with a
cold; Edward Weintal, Miss Molly
Flynn of the Resettlement Admin
istration, with which Mrs. Rogers
was formerly associated; Miss Agnes
Inglis, who is executive secretary of
the American Association for the
British Refugee Relief; most men,
bers of the Massachusetts, congress
sional delegation and many more
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Texas Club to Hold
Seasons First Dance

The Texas Club of Washing
ton is holding its first program
and dance of the season in the
Continental room of the Ward
man Park Hotel this evening, be-
ginning at $50 o'clock. Dancing
will be from 10 until l o'clock.
Special guests will be members
of the Hardin-Simmons Cowboy
Band of Abilene, Tex. which was
the official band of the Texas
delegation to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention, and the entire
group of Texans up from Texas
for the inauguration. Also to be
honored are the two new Texas
Representatives, Sam Russell and
Eugene Worley.
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Fairfax Committee
Plans Many Events
To Aid British Fund

A series Of chain luncheons, silver
teas and benefit buffet suppers are
planned by the Fairfax Committee
for Aid to Britain. The committee
was organized yesterday at lunch
con at Pierre's. Mrs. Frederick D.
Richardson was named chairman,
with Mrs. Douglas Murrau, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Helen F. Sweet, treas
urer.
Other charter members are Mrs.
Smith Bowman of Sunset Hills, Mrs.
Craig Hunter of Vienna, Va; Mrs.
Edward F. Howrey of Oak Hill,
Burke, Va; Mrs. Charles Maynard
Cooke, Mrs. George Shirley Herman,
Mrs. Charles Poser, Mrs. Robert
Evening star., 1941-01-20
McMahons Honor
Inaugural Visitors

The former Assistant Attorney
General and Mrs. Brien Mcmahon
entertained at dinner last evening
in honor of Mr.. McMahon's brother
and sister-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. viii.
liam Mcmahon of Norwalk, Conn
who are here for the inaugural fes-
tivitieS.
Other guests who attended the
dinner. which was held at the Nc
Mahon home in Kenwood, were Col
and Mrs. Al Donohue. Representa-
tive Leroy D. Downes and Mrs
Downes and Judge Michael Igoe ano
Mrs. Igoe of Chicago.
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Capt. and Mrs. Gary
Will Be Guests

Capt. and Mrs. Edward T. Gary
will be guests of honor at a small
informal tea at the Silver Bowl
today, when MI. and Mrs. John
E. Gary entertain for them.
Capt. and Mrs. Gary have Just
returned from Alaska and will
remain in Washington this win
fer
Evening star., 1941-01-20
By the Way>>
Continued From Page B-3)

Joseph Asop with pretty little Mrs North Gggs who
had also entertained friends for dinner her
Tnsy tells that his for lovely Mnna
is the Champ since she the only Washington chosen
the international be-dressed list.
Edward Britton
Club where they had dned with William
NeWboldS
Charles
Hogan also from other dinners Mr. Hall
istening asked
glass replied
drink until the end of that before
bedno matter what the hour Judging from the
who still dancing gayy about when left hreepoor
Hall must have gotten his drink late.
in several
Richard arrived for wedding
Friday inaugural festivities
Evening star., 1941-01-20

Graham, Mrs. John Barbour, Mrs.
Oxen Hendrick, Mrs. Dorothy B.
Sheehan, Mrs. Ruth Hatch, Mrs.
J. Rxey Smith, Miss cambridge
Hayden, Mrs. James H. Hughes,
Mrs. Lucie E. McMullen, Mrs. H.
Randolph Barker and Mrs. Blanche
r. Day.
Evening star., 1941-01-20
DR.. Kinder Tells Amusing
Incident About Gala.
Mrs. Wilson Wears Dress
With Yoke of Lace.

Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was among
the guests. She wore black dress
with yoke of white lace, a scarf
of silver fox fur about her shoulders
and black hat trimmed with blue
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Speaker CHANGED

Clement E. Conger will speak at
II am. tomorrow at the Washing
ton Club instead of John V. Han
sen, previously announced as the
speaker. Mr.. Conger will speak
on The Europe That Is Passing
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Arrive for Ceremony

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Eckels, jr.,
and Miss Marie c. Noone, vice
chairman of the Democratic Com
mittee of Hartford Conn, have ar
rived in the Capital for the in
augural ceremonies.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

! of the semiprecious jewels, with a
photograph of Mrs. Walker, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Davies, framed in deep
green malachite.
The Secretary of Labor. Miss
Frances Perkins. her long coat of
| chinchilla fur completely covering
her black gown, was not caught in
the traffic jam as guests were leav-
ing, but friend called her and said,
over here. Frances" and they hur-
ried across the driveway and road
to their car, parked at the side.
Morgenthaus. Arrive
Late for Reception.
The Secretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr., ar
rived during the latter part of the
reception. The Secretary checked
his coat and hat, Mrs Morgenthau
kept her long gray pony skin coat,
as we'll as her scarf Of sables, be-
cause they expected to stay only a
short time.
Miss Mabel Boardman wore an
unusual hat of feathers. 1t was
low and round and had veil. Rear
Admiral Emory Scott Land was &C
companied by Mrs. Land, who had
long fur coat of gray krimmer.
Mrs. Edga Morris was in black,
relieved by wide band of ermine
about the neck-line and red roses
on her wide brimmed hat. DR..
Hans Kinder, conductor of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra, which
took part in the gala program last
night, was among the guests.
DR.. Kinder Tells Amusing
Incident About Gala.
DR.. Kinder was in animated con-
verSation as he fingered in the
library and caused much merriment
when he told an amusing incident
in connection with a rehearsal for
the gala. When Mr. Irving Berlin
brought out a manuscript copy of
God Bless America" DR.. Kinder
protested that the manuscript was
difficult to read and asked for a
printed copy. After, according to
DR.. Kinder, lot of "hemming and
having" on the songwriter's part,
Mr. Berlin produced a printed copy
which was inscribed dedicated to
the Republican Party"
Mrs. Wilson Wears Dress
With Yoke of Lace.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was among
the guests. She wore a black dress
with yoke of white lace, scarf
of silver fox fur about her shoulders
and a black hat trimmed with blue
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Visiting Florida

1t. and Mrs Maurice B. Sim
sheimer, jr., of Ogden Gardens are
vacationing at Miami Beach. Fla,
after having visited 1t and Mrs.
Samuel Saltzburg at Fort Benning,
Ga.
Evening star., 1941-01-01
ATTENTION.
RR AND NEWT

Opening January l. Addition 70 beauti-
tul l4OO Mass ave, blocks from l4th and
F SITS; Delicious meals. mo canned foodsO
RE 3iS1
Evening star., 1941-01-01

USED TIMBERS and pile butts for cord
wood or kindling. Call AT Sl61.
FIREWOOD-Seaso soned Oak and Hickory
ST. Per Cord Any Length; Quick Delivery
PierSon Sandy Spring, Md Ashton 1921.
ARLINGTON coal, co
Evening star., 1941-01-01
CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

CAMERA REPAIRING,
FULLER & d LBERI INC. 900
s15 ION St NV. Phone NatlohaI / -
Evening star., 1941-01-01
THE GOTHAM

Elec. refrigeration. Resident manager
rooms, kitchen and bath S4S.50
Evening star., 1941-01-01
MANSION GLIB

20 Mass. ave. NV. embassy section
excellent home for cOngenial young people
very good meals Entertaining privilege
RhaleS, hs, e3e.50-s4' 80. Mrs. Hoffman
Evening star., 1941-01-01
ROOMS FURk. & UNFURk.

APT 4O5. THE LONsDALE 2I3s Cali
fornia St.-Single room, SIS, unf.: will
furn.; empl lady; excel. loc. DU. 5906.
1343 NEWTON ST-2nd-fioor room. run
ming water in room. continuous hot water;
pvt. home; uni. phone. AID. 1898.
1850 P ST NV. Apt No FURNISHED
and unfurnished. double and single room.
Call after ) O'Clock evenings
Evening star., 1941-01-01
las SPRING RID. NV.
2147 o ST. NV,

Elec.. refrigeration on house current.
Resident manager RA. 1852
rms kit. d. a., DIR. rn. and bath,
$500
Evening star., 1941-01-01
ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires room, private fam
lily; give details Box 340-E. Star.
MAN wants room. private family. no meals,
~" 1ith st, in second alphabet: must be
warm. quiet Write Box 413-D. Star i.
Evening star., 1941-01-01

35l5 K ST. NV
Gas, electricity and refrieeration IN
cluded in rent. Elev. Resident man
sger DT. 1865
, rms, kit, d. a. and bath $50 80
Evening star., 1941-01-01
THE JOHN KILPEN

clOs 18th St NW.-MichIean 1O46
NaShlngton'S Exclusive Guest House
Rooms. single and double some with pvt
pains ana running water Excellent table
Evening star., 1941-01-01
AUTO PARTS,
ANY MAKE,
ANY MODEL.

New grlIles. bumpers, muflers. new Ford
cylinder heads 81, and old ones. Save at
least 35 10 600c. "GlaSSers," end and
Tia. ave. n Phone DI 1910 Open
SUNDAYS TIL = D m. We also carry in stock
5000 cars for. parts: save al least 80 10
15lc. If it's for a car, We have IL" l.
Evening star., 1941-01-01
1926 Rhode Island Ave. NV

Triple. double. several places for single
persons. Phone IN room. club lounge 100
guests. SeleCtlNe menuS; walk 10 WORK
Evening star., 1941-01-01
THE SWARTHMORE

lOlO |5th ST. NV
Gas electricity and refriCeratIOr in
cluded in rent Elev Resident man
aver. ME 2S5o
2 rms. kit, d. a, foyer and b., $50 80
Evening star., 1941-01-01

1437 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Electricity and refrizersfion o7
house current. Elev. Resident men
ager. De 1852.
2 rms. kit, d. a.. foyer and
bath $50 so
Evening star., 1941-01-01
THE PARAMOUNT

S2H QUINCY ST NV.
Elec. gas and refrigeration included
in rent Elev. Resident manager
GF. 1855
3 rms, kit. d. a. foyer and b., S65.OO
Evening star., 1941-01-01

@3l0 AShmead pl NV. have available
seyeFat 1s6 H. choice doubles with private batn
board and elevator service: rpasorsbie
Evening star., 1941-01-01
GARDEN TOWERS

3 rms, kit. d. a. foyer and b., S65. 90
GARDEN TOWERS
1925 18th ST NV
Modern elev BLDG SecretarisI tels-
phone service Gas. cleo and re-
frigeration included in rent. Resident
manager AID 430O
| rm., kit a, bath. foyer.
bed. closet; overlooking park. $50 so
rms. kit, d. a.. foyer,
solarium and bath S65.OO
Evening star., 1941-01-01
INVENTORY SALE

One General oil burner. Ike new, S|5:
l hot-Water furnace. used. $50; l Pitts
burg automatic hot-water heater, So:
! Easy vacuum cup spinner washer
S24 80; l G. E. washer. like new, S3i %:
other used washers as low as SO;
cabinet gas range. $40: I Hot Point elec.
range ST.. This merchandise must be
sold a. once Each article real bargain.
j L. BATENiAN & son, 2212 r. l. ave.
Evening star., 1941-01-01
BABY CHICKS.
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

BARRED ROCKS. R. 1 Reds, $50 per
100. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store $40 K ST. NV METROPOLITAN OOS9