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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
Seniors Ball
TO Be Friday
Gig Horbor Lions
Dine Wednesday,

ne 4uditof1um viii % 1fCofatf1
In = Halloween motif and formal
dress will b. optional Committees
IN charge are: decoration. La voun
Tsngen. Betty Haliowell. Nick
Norm. Nelly Ross. Adele Larson.
Csrole rasmussen. Robert Ryan,
Dale Sloat. Lois Drake. John Mar
vik; entertainment. Barbara Dol
con. Norma Narvik, lorraine Midi
satire. Edgar Best; refreshments.
Beatice Fosness. Lorraine Foster.
Phyllis Bradshaw. Eileen Peter
son; advertising. Harold Case.
Frank Beers. Frank Peterson.
Marion Puratich. Virginia Martin:
cleanup. Marie Hofbauer. Alice
Doyle. Rudy Nicoiac. Stanley Wink
enes. Eugene wyman, Richard
smircich. Rudolph smircich. Frank
Peterson. Barbara Dolson, Betty
Rossi.
Guilds 20 Meet
Mrs. Dick Allen will entertain
the Westminster and Rosedale
guilds AZ her home Thursday at
1:3o p. m, with Mrs. wallbillig
assisting. Miss Clara u. Korte-
meier viii be the guest speaker.
On account Of the Lions charter
night falling on that date. the
Crescent Valley PIT. A. meeting.
which would fall on Wednesday,
viii be postponed to Wednesday.
October 20.
Peninsula post No. 90. Amer
lean Legion. viii meet in regular
session Wednesday at 9 p. m. at |
Clencove hall.
Mrs. George Fuqua viii be host
80 to the Arts and Crafts club at
her home Thursday for 1880
luncheon.
Postpone Meeting
The regular meeting Of the War
rem and Arletta Improvement club
has been postponed to Thursday.
October 30, at which time there
Win be q Halloween party with pot
luck dinner at p. m. The pro-
gram will be in charge Of Mes
danes Al Ahlberg. A. J. Knutzen.
Herbert knight and Mr.. Leonard
Coatsworth.
Mrs. r. B. Treutle will be hostess
TO the auxiliary of the Wsconda
chapter, o +. s.. at her home,
Wednesday afternoon. Assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. c. r. from
b,ey and Mrs. Hugh Denny.
Lions Celebrate /
The Gig Harbor Lions club will
mark Its tenth anniversary with a
charter night banquet and pro-
gram Wednesday evening at the
high school auditorium. DR.. s. r.
Denxler. heading the program
Coxufuittc<f mas al ohkSu an ooN-
standing program including an ad-
dress by Mai. p. NJ. Blenkinsop Of
Fort Lewis. Bertil johnson, of Ia
coma, win be POSTMASTER
Other items on the program win
be piano solos by Mrs. G. Gilbert;
selections by three Fort Lewis
soldiers: Tommy Van Wagner,
singer and guitarist: Larry King.
accordionist. and Chuck Fendall.
harmonica and clarinet.
There will also be the presenta-
ton Of plaque for distinguished
service To Lionism. presentation TO
be made by Lesnder Finholm. The
banquet viii start At p. m. and
viii be prepared and served by
the school home economic class.
under the direction Of Miss Wood.
home economies teacher.
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have been giving over considerable
of their vacation from curricular
duties to preparation for their ver-
sion of the Edna Ferber- r-George S.
Kaufman comedy drama, Stage
Door
This hit of the 1886 and later
seasons, which ultimately found it.
self one of Ginger Rogers top
notch films. is to be presented by
Cue and Curtain Thursday and Fri
day nights at Pierce Hall. Leading
role in Stage Door" the Terry
Randall Miss Rogers played for the
cinema fans, will be played this time
by Mary Ella Hopkins, popular G. w.
student. Elaine Barry has won the
usually much-coveted Kay Hamil-
ton role, the one which did so much
for Andrea Leeds in a movie way
Others Importantly cast in the
Cue and Curtain Stage Door are
Jack Salamanca, the lad who has
won some attention locally as a
playwright; Hilda Schreiber and
Tony Pritchard Also, according to
announcement from the groups de-
partment of public information
Stage Door" includes one of the
largest casts of beautiful women
that the school has ever seen as
sembled at one time
Other activity this week is the
matter of tryouts for two PLAYS
scheduled for next month. To-
night and tomorrow night the
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Blackfriars' Guild will be auditlon-
ing prospective players for Fog
Over Mars" at the guild hall, 2115
Fifteenth street NV. This is a
new play by the Rev. Urban Nagle,
o. P, having its Washington pre-
miere in February, and is, accord
ing to a slightly coherent report we
have at hand, something powerful.
Blank verse-very timely story Of
munitionS-weakness of man
strength of woman" is the report.
The Pierce Hall Players have try
outs scheduled for two future &C
tivities this week. Tonight at
o'clock L. Zaff Rogers, who is to
direct the play, will interview would
be members of the cast of the
groups Accent on Youth" to be
staged February II to Is. Wednes-
day night at Pierce Hall. Fifteenth
and Harvard streets NV. Paul
Alexander will addition candidates
for roles in his original radio play
which is to be the groups entry
this year in the WJSV play con-
test. 1t was Mr. AleXander's "Cyclo-
rama which won the competition
last year.
Advanced students of Rose Robi
son Cohen's Children's Studios of
Speech and Dramatic Art will pre-
sent their first recital of the season
January II at the studio in the
Grafton Hotel, It's to be a varied
program, ranging from biographical
monologues about famous queens to
original monologues written by the
students.
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will call him Le- sheiiAh 'raham.
land. which is the name of Hus-
band HAYWARD. Back Street" will
be Margaret's sole picture for ls4l'
I could do with more movies from
Margaret.
Ann Sheridan is very high on all
the myriad best 10 of this and that
now flooding film columns and pub
lications. So I guess Warmers will
have to settle the fight with her
If they are still interested, Ann Will
now call it quits for Sl,750 a week
and the right to do one outside pic
ture a year-and she will fix the
price of that one.
Mickey Rooney has rival for the
lovely hand of Linda Darneu. And
Linda Is fond of him-the rival
mean. Hes Jaime Jorba, a refugee
from Barcelona. He lives In Mexico
City, and wants to marry Llnda.
Linda saws, "Latins are so jealous
And he does not want me to con-
tinues with my career" So don
worry too much, Mickey.
Lana Turner was asked at the
Tony Martin party, Are you going
TO marry him?" She replied, VINO
can tell?" Lana is less popular
than she was with the local photog-
raphers. I'll tell you-and her
why, The current vogue is for
color photographs. And Lana, IN
line with the other bright young
things of Hollywood has been in
structed to wear brightly colored
gowns on her dates for Ciros, Victor
Hugo's, etc. But Lana says color
is vulgar. She likes black. IT'S
more ladylike." And the boys with
the portable cameras are neglectlng
her for less aristocratic creatures.
The cutest sight Of the week:
William Powell and his wife rldlng
tandem in Beverly Hills! The cou-
pie are searching for a co-starrlng
movie script.
Garbo may want to know that
Mickey Rooney is strongly against
her making the Madame Curle v
picture. IT'S ridiculous for her TO
mess about with test tubes and
retorts. She's too glamorous. says
Mickey, with whom Garbo is tops
among the ladies for acting. Spen-
Ger Tracy is his male hero. .
Paulette Goddard has not been seen
in a night club for the past four
weeks. which is news. She SPENDS
her evenings in the Chaplin house,
memorizing dialogue. . Slx-year-
old Carolyn Lee is going on barn.
storming tour with her latest pic
ture. Virginia" 1t would be in
teresting to put Carolyn on the
Quiz Kids broadcast. She is the
smartest 6-year-old have ever met.
Dorothy Lamour went to San
Francisco with Greg Bautzer for
the opening of the Golden Gate
race track-and they have not been
heard of since. Do you think they
eloped? :. Blonds are in fashion
at Paramount. There is Mary Mar
tin, who dyed her hair blond for
New York Town Claudette Col
berts crowning glory will be on the
bright side for "Skylark." And
Bonnie Baker, who had black hair,
will come to you as a blond for
You're the One" released next
MONTH.
There is writer at Warmers re-
ceiving $500 a week His bosses want
to foreclose his contract, which has
several months to go. The writer,
naturally-he's not very good
writer-refuses to have his salary
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world. He may do so on the SOUND
basis that, so far as Chaplin acting
is concerned, he is absolutely right.
But the difference between Chaplin
acting and virtually all other kinds
is so great that he is unqualified to
speak in any save the most limited
of terms. In more refined way,
although not always even that, 1t is
more competitive than wrestling,
boxing and six-day bicycle racing
rolled into one. And occasionally, 1t
Is even dirtier, as many a page one
story of artistic hair-pullingS. eye
blackings, etc, has testified. AS one
of the rare divinities of his art,
Chaplin may never have suffered
the discovery that his associates
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would like to see him mangled In a
! concrete mixer. 1t is a beautiful
version of the ignorance that is bliss
and one can only hope it survives
the storm and fury which its revela-
ton is likely to arouse.
Y x X
One quarter in which 1t is certain
to create a tempest is the pro-
fessional one Immediately contiguous
to the dream world in which Chap
lin lives. A great many of his
fellow workers, some fine, lntelll-
gent, sensitive people. have accepted
the prize which he rejected. They
have even accepted awards made by
less distinguished, though possibly
not less qualified, groups of judges.
1t is hardly likely that they, their
friends, or poor relations now Will
sneak the Oscars, placques, medals,
scrolls and whatnot into the garbage
pail and run to the nearest bar to
forget the humiliation of having
accepted them.
1t is much more likely that they
will think, and give acid utterance
to. some harsh thoughts of Chaplin.
Actors, directors, writer's, cam
eramen, hairdressers, electricians
and virtually every one associated
with the cinema, whom this depart
ment ever has met, are mercenary
lot. When one of their number OF
the stature of Frank Capra esti-
mates that an Oscar academy
Award is worth 100000 year to
its winner, 1t is unlikely that they
will concur that acting Is a nom
competitive trade.
Show them the chap who feels
otherwise. and it will be no one in
the world but Charlie Chaplin.
If acting is not competitive. as
Chaplin says, then it is an art to
make a fool of virtually all others.
painting, sculptL.e, literature, music
and architecture, in all of which
competitions (probably misnamed
abound. Even the art of peace.
when there was peace, was worth a
fortune to the individual who could
think up the best way of preventing
the use of Nobel's invention, nitro
glycerine And the prizes in the art
of war, as it sometimes is called.
are neutrality-suspicious. to
the enormity, fury and destructive
ness of the competition.
Out of the melange of competi-
tions life itself is made and Chaplin
probably will find it impossible to
establish acting as the one field ex-
empt from the rule that existence is
a battle.
His is the right to try, however,
and if the gesture is futile it also
is brave. And admirablei
And deserves to win!
X X x
Bulletin board: Land of Liberty
that huge footage of dramatic his
tory which ran last summer at the
Worlds Fair, is on its way to Wash
ington at last :. 1t will be the Co.
lumbia's attraction. starting Thurs
day Red Skelton, the dervish-
like comedian, will m. C, the Earle's
bill during the week of the Presi-
dents Birthday Ball M-G-M
said he could to settle pleasantly
contract complication.
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Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

| Current Theater Attractions
| and Time of Showing
Stage.
National-"Mr. and Mrs. North
new comedy by Owen Davis: $50
pm.
Palace-"Comrade x American
Clark Gable reforms Tovarich Hedy
Lamar: 1925 am. 2:05, 4:40, Ills
and $50 pm.
Earle - Santa Fe Trail" Enrol
FLYNN and Olivie de Havilland VS.
John Brown: IL am. 1:35. 4:25
7 and $40 pm. Stage shows: 1905
3:45, 6:35 and Oils pm,
Capitol-"Flight Command Rob-
ert Taylor takes to the air with the
Navy's "Hell-Divers" 10 am, 1855
1855, $50 and $50 pm. Stage
shows: 1905, 3:05, 6 and pm.
Keith's-"Kitty Foyle." Ginger
Rogers as the white collar girl of
Christopher Morley's novel: 1l:15
am, lis, 800, $40, 7:25 and $50
pm.
C0lumbia-"TinP Pan Alley Betty
Cradle, Alice Faye and raft of old
hit tunes: rs a m, is. 3:25. 5: :35.
7:45 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"Her Comes the
Navy" Cagney and OBrien fight
with the fleet and each other: II 80
am, 1870, 3:35, 5:35, 7:40 and 9:45
pm.
Little-"The Great Waltz the
last local showing of the spectacular
musical: IL am. LOS, BIS, 5:25,
7:35 and $50 pm.
Trans Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
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Comedy Opens
At the National

Mr.. and Mrs. North" new
comedy by Owen Davis, adapted
from the short stories about the
adventures of the Norths which
Frances and Richard Lockridge
have written for the New
Yorker. opens tonight 1t the
National Theater.
Peggy Conklin. Barbara
Woodell, Alfred Hackett and
Owen Davis. jr., the authors
son, are Importantly cast in the
play.
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New Starlet

Jane Frazee, former stage and
radio songstress, has been placed
under long-term contract by Uni
versal Pictures.
Miss Frazee, who halls from Du-
luth. Mimi, came to Hollywood re-
Gently and scored hit in her first
picture, Melody in Moonlight"
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Inspired a Novel

Fifteen words written in a news.
paper column met the eye of Chris
topher Morley and resulted in the
eventual writing of Kitty Foyle.
current best-seller filmed recently
by R-K-O Radio. starring Ginger
Rogers. My eyes were touched
with the truth; I saw them as they
are-beautiful and brave" These
we're the words written in 1921 by
the columnist about young girls in
the subway rush hours. The words
became the germ of the popular
novel which followed.
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cancelled. To punish the author
he has been denoted to acting as
guide to visitors in the studio, The
other day an out-of-toWner offered
him a dollar after seeing the studio
sights. The writer refused the tip.
But, my good man" protested the
visitor, how much are you earning
that you can afford to refuse good
tip?"
Eight hundred dollars a week. "
said the "guide"-and caught the
visitor as he tainted.
RelesSed by the North American
Newspaper Alliance Incl
AMUSEMENTS.
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In his rights in
saying no, and 1t
was graceful of
him to add he
hoped no one
would be en-
barrassed by his
attitude.
Not so un-
c h a IL engeable,
however, is his
explanation that
acting is not a
com p e itlv e
craft. Chaplin
may think so
with all the sim
nor;tv in tho
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Home Town

Both Lupe VeleZ. playing the title
role in Universal's six Lessons
From Madame La zonga." and
Nina Orla, Universal contract play
er, we're born in San Luis Potosi
Mexico.
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Bing Crosby
wants to act as
god I a t h er to
T m my Har-
mon, for radio
and screen work.
And will pay the
necessary dollars
for voice and
acting lessons.
Il wish some one
had done this for
me when I was
a so-called radio
artiSte.J II
it's a boy, Mar
earet SULLIVAN
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RAINBOW ROOM. Hamilton Hotel 18th
at X. Cocktail and dinner dancing, SO;
supper dancing to Milt Davis orchestra,
10-1. Min, Saturday only, 81. D1. 1850.
SHOREHAM BLUEROOM, Connecticut at
Calvert Dining and dancing. Two floor
shows 9:30 and 1870. Dinner, 500. in
Guiding cover. Supper cover, soc. AID. 0700.
HAY-ADAMS HOUSE-Overiookins White
atmosphere of charm, dignity and gem
tiity. Luncheon, s5c; dinner from Sl.25.
Organ music nightly during dinner.
METRONOME ROOM, Wardman Park Hotel.
Conn. Ave. at Weodley Rd. Ray Heather
2 p.3O-l 30 Min 81. Sats. 81 so. CO. 1000.
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Local Drama Groups
Cue and Curtain to Present
Stage Door This Week
By HARRY Macarthur.

Though they have not been loudly calling attention to themselves
hbernang with their Christmas neckes and the They
them with actual production
with things future Sundy members of
Club Washington University instance
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SONG AND DANCE-Patricia
Prochnik upper lett, daugh-
ter OF the former Austrian
Ambassador to the United
States, and Washington
debutante OF last season, has
no1o embarked on a profess
Sional singing career and
drriUeS at the Club Troikd
tomorrow night for an indet-
mite stay. Judy Clark loWer
lett is the UiUaciouS-to put
it mildly-ne1D singer at the
Wdrdman Park Metronome
Room, 1Oith Ray Heather
toms orchestra, and the young
lady giUing ballet the bird is
Talia, Who returns tonight to
brighten the lCeek's floor
shoD at the Shorehdm Blue
Room.
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Marlene Dietrich Wearies
OF Those Rough Movies
She Wants to Return to Glamour
And Not Be Punched About;
Bing Helps Newcomer
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

Marlene Dietrich tired of punched the rolled the
leaving
would
condition
everything fairly proper
a cif-or something
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Chaplin Rears a Molehill
By Rejection of Award
It's Certain to Be Climbed to Point
Of Exhaustion by Fans, Actors
And Others Rest of Winter
BY Jay CARMODY.

nothing he probably achieved just that Charlie
discussion when he rejected the New
the acting performance l94o His decision
climb conversaonay
the of that made in this day OF duc
such weary budened world
Chapm is to De
Evening star., 1941-01-06

. Ut COIIoNfI OO, IOV
r his rejection of
He is fully with
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rather have the punch on
Evening star., 1941-10-04

rocker. S17 10; bookcase, ST; not a parade,
Just crowds focking TO Arlingtons largest
furniture displays. OPEN EVENINGS Buy
where you save most money. The Furnl-
ture Marts, Arlington, Va. Wholesale prices
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1880 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-Gentle-
man, nicely furnished room, near bath:
phone service: walking distance,
AMERICAN UNIV. SEC very large rms
tNot divided, entire 2nd A. of brick
bungalow Private bath. Suitable > men.
S22 so ca. Bus u block. WO 41l9.
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BABY CARRIAGES, cribs, play pens, youth
beds, training chairs rockers. table and
chair sets high chairs. Buy where you
save most money Never undersold The
Furniture Mart 5000 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS, R / Reds, White Leg
horns Conkey YO feeds James Feed
Store 6l4 x st n W METROPOLITAN 00SG
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BEDROOM. 3-piece, solid maple, practi-
rally new: chairs, rugs, radio, refrigerator:
sfser s pm. or Sunday till noon. ~ South
Washington ST.. Apt IL BLDG A,
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CHILDREN 8 TO II YRS; YEAR-ROUND
home, good food. supervision: 16 children
here now: references; 18th year. Ask our
pleased parents. Box 56, Clarksville, Md
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BEDROOM SUITE. 3-pc., maple, S37 .s5; l
Of many bargains & We iqy5Is Gomgarison.
ifngton's largest displays. The Furniture
Mari, 3l5 No Glebe rd., Arlington. Va. 50
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TABLE BOARD.

1924 EUCLID ST. NW-Jevish home:
breakfast and dinner for young man;
delicious cooking AID. 020b.
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FARM & GARDEN.
BABY CHICKS.

GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES. 75c bushel
Phone Wisconsin 0S59.
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BEDROOM SUITE. modern, blonde nahog-
any, S155 worth $500; no taxes to pay
ou this; buy where value is paramount.
NEVER QNDERSOID. The Furniture Mart,
OPEN NIGHTS, 3I5 No. Glebe. Arl. Va.
Evening star., 1941-10-04

REDS twin, mahogsny-f1nlshed wood;
springs and inner-Spring mattresses; S25
cash for both Call co. sS06 Saturday
10. SUNDAY e D m.
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VICINITY I4th-PK RID. community. bed
congenial home: garage avail. ia. 2197. A.
BETHESDA. 1922 Nottingham dr-Clean
quiet. front rm.; nr. bus. Call after pm.
VI ,,eyV
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APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

MT RAINIER. MD. 1920 Both ST-UN-
furnished BDts., . rms. kitchen and bath,
all utilities S45 Also 3 rms kitchen
and bath, S55. Excellent condition. Adults
only DUNN d co. 3332 Rhode Island
ave Nj Rainier HyattSville 0o4s
COTTAGE CITY. MD - FURNISHED.
Front apt, pvt. entrance, rms, kitchen
bath, porch. nrst noor; S4960. Wsrhsld
1910
24l2 ALEXANDER AVE. ALEX, VA
Base. apt. NurnD, pvt. home rooms
kitchenette, shower. S45. Templs 4453
UNFURNISHED-2 ROOMS. KIT. PRI-
vate bal tn. private home; reasonable; adults
Forest Glen. Md SH. 3237 s.
HYATTsVILLE. 550I 42nd AVE-
large rms mod kit, tiled bath. oil heat,
furnished or partly furnished. WA. 1856
BRANDYWINE. Md FOUR-RM APT
on md n. S23; ! three-rm apt. on 1st n :;
semi-pvt. bath BTandyWine 2lql
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1907 31st ST, Georgetown-Cheerful
quiet bed-sitting room, accommodate two:
overlooking lovely Tudor pl.: conven-
lent transportation. D
1l0l G. ST. SE.-Light housekeeping room.
next bath; walking dist. Navy Yard, l
block streetcar line: single. $3.50; dou-
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BED, maple mattress and spring; oriental
hall runner 3l2Xll; Chinese carved cam
nhor chest OrdNay O432
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COUNTRY BOARD.

YOUNG LADY. empl. desires sunny comft.
nm; board optional near Alban Towers;
Teas. Box 113-R. Star. 4.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

CARPENTER BUILDER, Improvements Of
ali kinds Guaranteed cheaper. better; 10
years exp ME. q435 any time
NEW CONSTRUCTION alterations-repairS
For estimate, call RA. 2200. 5625 Ga.
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GEORGETOWN-Lsrge front room. pri
vate bath, for gentleman, $50. Decatur
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1929 34th PL. NW-Large double room,
nicely furnished: convenient transp., un-
lin phone EN- 1865.
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BEDROOM SET. .6-pc. walnut, dble. bed;
porrh set incl glider. chairs, table; lawn
:. nuer hnse No dsRlers- WI 42Al
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ANTIOUES-Small walnut chest of drawers,
$50: also some glassware. Call at 5625
GrnYe 81 CheNy Chase. Nd
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BEr1S O. single. iron. springs and chintz
spreeds SS: ivory drop-leaf table, S5;
Hoover attachments. Sc: cots, So. Ho-
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many period pieces: sofa bed suites. S62 so
up: recliner, $3.50; way floor lamp,
S3a5; youth beds cribs. training chairs,
high chairs, play pens, carriages. Airing
TONS largest and finest displays WE DEFY
COMPARISON Out of the high-rent dis
frict We will not be undersold Furniture
FOLLOW the crowds 10 5000 Wilson blvd
ard 9Ih No Glebe I'd. Arlington. Va. lO'
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4lI9 4th ST. NV single room. also
Private home. Conv. to car and bus.
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1906 KEARNEY ST. Me- large corner
front rooms. twin or double beds; near
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DOWNTOWN-Private home, single and
double room and bath for young ladies.
Twin beds. inner-spring mattresses, large
closets: unlimited phone. 1908 18th st. n. W.
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS. VA.-1st-f bed
| rm, pvt. bath; new home: 4 refned gen.
| tile gentlemen used to lovely home, Glebe
2-6p
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BEDROOM FURNITURE-Doub bed and
$S5. AID. 7400, Apt. AIS. -------
REDROOM SUITE, 5-pc mahogany; also
other odd pieces; all in good condition;
reesonable WI. 2426.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

Two large. connecting rooms. next
bath: fiye southern windows: accommodate
four: excellent table. MI. 061S. 81
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1923 r ST NV, Apt. 42-Walking dis
tance downtown; 1 dble., , single. inner
spring mattress, unlimited phone. a.
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$500 39th ST NV, Chevy Chase, D. C
Newly furn. / rm., bath and shower; un-
lin. phone; near TRANSPORTATION; pvt. fam
lily gentleman only. WO. 4722.
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ANTIQUES, all sorts. Beyond Frederick
turn right at Boonsooro and follow signs.
sA0tioUPS Wick -
Evening star., 1941-10-04

SHARE BEDROOM with another sirl. at
tractIve, sunny 5-rm. apt. conv. TO shop
ping 103, 1919 G. st. NV. q"
SINGLE AND DOUBLE outside rooms, for
3 refined Govt. employees; references; reas.
AT. 6107, II and 4 pm.
YOUNG GIRL SHARE LARGE, NICELY
furn. apt with . others. 1914 18th st.
NV. Apt. POI. after pm,