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FIRST SHOWING.

NEW ALL-WEATHER BUNGALOW.
1920 DU BOISE PL. Sc
; large rooms. full dry basement floored
attic with space arranged for additional
rooms if desired: hot-water heat: covered
front porch. Priced at only S6,150 Open
1919 daily. Out Pa ave. Sc. left on
Minnesota ave, left on 34th St, left on D
St, right on 33rd ST. and right on Du
Boise pl TO our sign
BAKER REAITY co INC nI 121o
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13 ROOMS-2 BATHS.

s ROOMS-S9,5O0
In the finest possible condition. this un-
usually comfortable home is situated on a
beautifully Handicapped lot 50x252 It. There
are rooms on 1st floor and bedrooms
and bath on 2nd f.; there is an almost new
G. E. oil heating plant and 2-car garage
In nice Quiet part OF Takoma Park this
home will appeal 20 any one For de-
tails call Mr, Mannakee, RA. 1858.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS DI 1411
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open 7-9 pm.
Randle Hshlands-Detached; 8 large
rooms; new-house condition; $3.50. You
will misjudge this property unless you see
inside. 1886 Que sc.
ADEBRT ". LEE,
ssts o. NV. District Aeoo.
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$3.50.
4 BedrmS.-N.W. Section.

This brick home has had the hest of
care and is in excellent condition II
contains living room, dining room, kitchen
and den on first floor 4 bedrooms and
path on IND floor Large clean base
ment- AUTOMATIC heat tonly S56 a wear to
neat hoosel- BuIlt-ln GARAGE. No fool
will not last. Cal me and let's looS
before It's too late. MR.. BLACKWELDER,
EN-. O762
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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OWNER MUST SELL.

Attractive Colonial brick, near Navv
Yard > rooms, bath, INV h, garage; deep
lot. etc. Rental S45 mo. Furniture in
GUIDED Priced for quick sale. only S3.5n0.
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co. ME. $500.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BUNGALOW. COMPLETELY FURNISHED:
four bedrooms, large living and dining
rooms, kitchen, breakfast room, bath and
shower room. pump house and garage.
Bay. For season, $500; monthly. S225.
Box 3i5-C, Star.
SALE OR RENT-SUMMER COTTAGE:
4 rms. kit. and bath, screened porch: run
ming hot and cold water also summer
kit; saltwater bathing. Dupont S171.
NORTH BEACH PARK BAY-FRONT
cottage; ami; for sale or rent. Call WI.
62S7.
HERRING BAY, MAsoNso BEACH. BEAU;
May 30. Box 426-C. Star.
WOODLAND BEACH-MODERN ROOMS,
fireplace. garage, servants house; S1O0
down, $50 mo-; $1,000. 1894 18th NV.
BREEZY POINT BEACH. MD-FOR SALE.
KlockS bay-front cottage, ami. On prem
lses Thursday through Sunday or Atlantic
26S9-W
Bay Ridge, Md. 5 rms, baths, shower.
maids rm. and storage in attic; Gear ga
rage in rear. Buildings and equipment in
Al condition; priced low for immediate
sale, $1,000 Terms can be made by re-
Sponsible buyer. Call Woodley l440.
BEACH: Nd, SIS weekly s55 monthly or
S135 for season. DU. 0s26. 2s'
COLONIAL BEACH-''VICTOR COTTAGE"
ami; furn.; clean; $3.50 weekly. Hill
FOR RENT, MAY 3O-SEPT. Is, NEW,
Well-equipped 2-bedrm. cottage; ami,
fireplace; easy committing to D. c., BALTIC.
or er-- Gsmp Meade. Epping Forest, Nd. F.
AVALON SHORES.
West River, on Dogwood slot ioox
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOME

1912 Newton st. n.e.-Semi-det.. 8 rms
and bath, > incloSed porches also front
porch. fireplace, new oil burner furnace;
near bus. schools, stores price. $1,000.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 R l. Ave NE DE 03lT
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OWNER TRANSFERRED

53I N. NORWOOD ST, ARLINGTON, VA
Det- brick; 3 Ice rms. garaFe, Iiv nm
hreplace fun basement. rec. with fireolace:
OIL neat: atIr. nelghbOrhOod. conV buses
schools Buckingham shopping center. oc-
cupled ] VI. CHI $500
81 6Q0 NEW BRICK. 5 LARGE RMS
bath, auto. heat, mod kit, deep
Iot; conV: 500 down. S3l mo. MA. 1913
CHAIN BRIDGE RD., D. C.
Bargain, $500 A very fine site for
a home: over 200-foot frontage. over
10000 So. it. excellent view BOSS &;
PHELPS. National Q3nn
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FARMS WANTED.

Substantial Cash Payment
For so to 100 acres; livable house; Is to
20 miles. No agents; must be reasonable.
Box 1S-B, Star.
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IS S ST. NV

Here is an ideal home or investment you
can't afford to miss. See this substantial
brick, large rooms, bath, porches. full
basement. etc. Entirely recondtioned
Convenient to everythine Priced for
quick sale for only $3.50, on easy terms.
BUY NOW.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. 54OO.
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PROPERTY Tor SALE

TWO-STORY CORNER BLDG. IA GROOM
ana bath apis north OF 18th s. and r /
ave. ne. Full basement with ianifor
quarters. WIN sell for about ; times yearly
rental. Rents are now low. STEUART
BROS, NC. District 2424
F ST, COMMERCIAL DISTRICT; g.
story brick ) apts and store, well
financed; price, $4,000.
ROGERS REAL ESTATE,
604 F s.. NV. Ma. s131.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY,
4,2O0-Six-roOm and bath brick, near 6th
and H sts. ne. Hot-water heat; excel
lent condition, Rented TO white tenant
az S45 - month.
S19 5OO-Brick store, 10 rooms and 2
baths: leased to one tenant who ope
rates grocery store. Adjoining new
Safewav Grocery well located on Cap
itol Hill Income, - 800 per year.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 H s.. NV. National 2345
APARTMENT SITE. PENNA AVE Sc;
near scSh.G,ol5S;; .,5;; -church1e,S, - ZlqTes.
G4q gth s. NV Republic 2213
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SPLENDID INVESTMENT

New aI-hrick mi-detached duplex,
<cme rooms and bath, some rooms
ara b IN, in a location that will assure
minimum vacancies. With small cash
outlay purchaser can be assured Of imm7-
dIate income above all carving. chsree5
For full details call Mr. Walter Aiken, with
HOME REALTY. co,
qOf 10th ST. W. RE 1897, AD 52q7.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


NEAR 18th AND MARYLAND AVE. NE.
Groom house in fine eondition ari Colonial
matte heat Bargain at $3.50. For appt.
call S. 9. Peck, DI. 3346. wAPLE &
BRADBURY PIX, BROMLEY AVE. = 5
aeSsed ss sse porch bath aTss Gt easy
st. NV NV. DI. ISIS. GE. Sosf. 81.
$500 FOR sEMI-DETACHED BRICK IN
North .Clev. Park-Four bedrooms. hot
water heat, fireplace. garage. THOS. L.
PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until pm. 351s
Conn.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.. 361s MILITARY
rd. n.w-Close to Connecticut ave. shop
ping centers all schools and churches; 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, automatic heat insu-
lated. weather-stripped, new-house condi-
ton, large ventilation fan, recreation room.
For sale by owner on property. 27'
4 BEDRMs,, BATH. PRICE. $3.50. Bor-
dering Rock Greek Park Built-in garage,
auto, heat 20-ft. wide row. Thoroughly
reconditioned; easy terms. JAS. E.
TUCKER ! I6Ia 9o7 18th ST. NV ME- $685.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-SAVE $1,000 TO
$4,000 on detached homes at built during
depression values; rms. and bath to II
rms. and 3 baths; prices, = $50 to Sl6-
Eye st. Di. $3.50.
NEW BRICK HOME, WEST OF MARY
land Univ. Exclusive section; interesting
neighbors; rooms, ~ baths, also toilet
and shower in basement. fireplace. electric
kitchen; porches. oil burner; T9lS garage to
5-RooM BRICK; DET:. IN FAsT--aRoW::
convenient; $3.50. MA. 1913.
719 3rd ST N.E-LARGE ROOMS, NEW
sfoossoo; $685. seo DSTsa open R Msa eaissss siss
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UNDER ) TIMES RENTAL

Nr Conn ave and St. 15 apts.; rents
over S1O5O0 yearly; incl elec., gas and
parking space; modern equip throughout;
oil burner: $4,000 cash. required price.
S51 900: terms. Shows high net return.
Downtown apis. seldom on the market.
Call Mr.. Drew, RE. 11Sl. ?. ELIOT MID
.EION n hlGc
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FIRST COMMERCIAL

NORTHEAST.
1O0-ft frontage present improvements
Will carry It; 81 per square foot, Call Nj.
Carney. Dupont 1855.
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD, INC.
National O27l Southern Bldg
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

1904 Kesrny St ne; Diet. home, 6 rms.
and bath; lot. 50x120; gar price, $1,000.
VIM. r. THoRoWGooD.
20o4 r l. Ave NE DE n3I7
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
Woodridse, 30s2 Clinton st. n.e.-5
large rooms, finished attic room; tile
bath. shower open fireplace. furred walls
weather-stripped. oil air-conditioned heat
Open. To inspect out Rhode Island ave.
ne, to Monroe St, right on Monroe one
block to Clinton.
2024 r. I. Ave. NE. DE. 0317.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

EDGEMOOR, Md -BEDRM., 2-BATH
modern Colonial home in park-lIke setting
with nne old shade. lear garage. servant 5
quarters: June through Sept, $50 per mo.
CAL National 5665 VkdayS 9-5 pm.
NEAR ROCKVILLE. MD-FINE RESI-
dence, bedrooms, oil burner, electricity,
bath. reasonable rent. HENRY SCHAF-
FERT, 9f2 Eye. National 1868.
BUNGALOW NEARBY MD l5 MINUTES
TO dOWntoWn-Slu1 weekly; 3 bedrooms,
AvInr room. dining room kitchen. bath
garage. large cement cellar, gas, cleo; .
blocks blvd. nr. stores, etc. Inquire 1912
TAYLOR ave, RIverdale. Md. WA. 1888.
HOUSE IN COUNTRY. COMPLETELY FUR
nlshed. cool beautiful location; sleeping
porch; 45 minutes from Washington: avail
able June lst. Phone Annapolis $3.50 "a
WANTED. 3 OR 4 ADULTS IN PRIVATE
widows home, also 5-room bungalow, a m I.
Falls Church 1879 bet. $40 m. 81 p N.
s RMS. BATH. FIREPLACE. 2-CAR GA:
rage . lots, shade SEQ mo ERWIN
REALTY CO, call HyattsvIlle o334.
SENI-DEFACHED. s ROOMS. 3 MOS. OLD,
conveniently located in Alex. Va. ami:
rent oulv 500 Phone WO 5G03.
WANTED PENSIONED COUPLE TO LIVE
on my suburban estate free rent for little
interest IN same HyattSy!lle 5@23
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AVALON SHORES.

West River, on pogwood slot ioox
100; will accept 5000 on terms or will
trade. District 272A.
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REC. HALL BEDRM LIV. RM. KITCH-
en- bath porch = large closets, lSt-floor
apt. bldg. 14O0 blk. R NV. MI. 7435.
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NEAR 18TH g. MD. AVE. NE.
ONLY S4.o5O.

Substantial brick home. large rooms,
new roof. hot-water heat; in very good
condition. Act quickly. Call DI. 1872
for appointment to inspect.
2-FAM. HOUSE; NEAR NO. CAPITOL AND
Rhode Island ave.-Separate entrances and
heating plants. tenants furnish own heat.
light, gas; each apartment r. and bath;
total rental. Sl,2I2 yearly: price. $4,000:
terms. Ask for Mr.. White.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
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1T R ST. NE.

Two complete apartments, . rooms,
kitchen. bath each; equipped with electric
retrigera tors, oil heat: garage. Live in
srn, one saI,d and Suolet the other, Will give re-
r. A HUMPHREYS,
sos No. Capitol St Realtor MA 672O
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ALBERT HENRi GAMIN

Albert Henry Gsmin, 81 II
$50 80. Yakima. died At ms home
Tuesday morning a native ~
New York stats p. had lived N
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LAURA LEE NICHoLsoS

IN hAaN ~
Laura Lee Nicholson. s-yssr old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Rex l..
Nicholson. died suddenly in Salt
Lake City Monday. The body
was received by Asllinger Tues
day, and services will be held Wed
nesday at 1870 ?. m. from Mel
lingsr chapel, With Rev. Vim T.
Turner officiating Burial will be
IN the old Tacoma cemetery. Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholson are former
Taeomsns now residing in Salt
Lake City. Besidss her parents.
tn. child IN survived BY an older
sister, Janice, and hsr grand
mother. Mrs. Retta Rlnyon o.
TACOMA
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otrNrts--nssiKieis srs hsssrd
- transport children r. private
I'D psrcehisi ssaonis although n
sntsn purchase - safiticrsl
equipment ~ sSir. trip. - haul
them. Attorney General smith
Troy hold h.rs.
Troy. n an opinion requested
~ iAoya L wishl. Tssins county
prosecutor. pointed csit seciicn
10 ~ Chapter - law. - iest.
which provides that al private
sehcoi children shall Ne entitled
equally - me sane right. sens.
fits and privileges a. = trans.
peFtstien IS are provided foe
pupil. attending runiic Schools
Ne said that sisheash the
ee..tttatisn fsFhia. further
asc. ef reilKies. worship.
.xsrci.s ~ instructions wtss
puhllr mersy. the han ga
aimed against direct. ce.-
crete support ef denomtrs-
ueasi schools
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Books Needed
All Fort Lewis
Detective Ydrns.
Westerns Vented

FoRr Ikwt~-rne uerary hsrs
- 10 tss eocss. hut eoala Seii
- = xrszk nunhsF Hnars srocrs-
= q Ms Marjorie utt. hhfsrian
Our nhrary f4nd isn't large
enough = euy mary Sooks shs
ID and - are fnroed = reiy
isrreiy 81 Efrs
she .asira that Esffs usually az
t.eaks salxaged from aitses ard
~. consequently. pretty cid
IRE = 80 men 40 hold library
cards Aver western snd detective
nction stnrie. zans Grevs aeVeis
- the old Sest are nost p-araiar
- al es-eks IN ne library
An average ~ aeeo ecoAs each
meath are rad ~ ths snlsiasrs
III. double. the esreulAtiea = the
library 50 weeks age and IN vim
tor a. eour-e. the figure wiii -
much hiEheF Miss TIT explained
Nj. TT said = rial reel exists
II IN. library for good nosels and
faeaern H. hnicsl books
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ness and Rev. J. A. Redal. Luth-
ersn Welfare. Arthur Brown and
I J. Carroll. Ozanam Home board:
Mrs. c. c. Parker. Y. " c. A;
Guy Thompson. Community Chest
executive. and Lee Merrill.
The shop stewards Of the boiler
makers union from the shipyards
included. A. J Ragley Harry A.
Andrews. IT,. Paul Hartman. p. NJ.
Tilley, Lee Swanson. ~ r. Gil
kison. VIM. T johnson, Herbert
b Maekey. Fred c. Fsrmsn.
Emmett W. Ehler, Edw p Barto-
lat, Bernard A. Gay. Ernest w.
Edensword. Fred C. Siebart,
Patrick J. OMslley. Geo. b. Marsh,
Erwin f. Davis. l.. A McDongall,
Charles r Casey and Henry sallee,
business agent for the group who
made the tour possible.
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state highway project ies more
than 50 years this sili hs TIE rrss
tine an organised effort has eeen
mad. 10 sponsor th- project sress-
ers pointed out ths reason other
ard sometimes ls.- aerftof,osas
projects hsv. neen carried fhrcnEh
Il. N. sggressiv. Sponsorship hack
~ them. From tsls time - the
Sach.. project ~ili have such
sponsorship prepared mr. an All
out" campaign until IN. survey 70
made and ali N. fact. concerning
the Feasibility af the project
learned.
The.e Attending
Attending the meeting Monday
night and signing the preliminary
membership roll we're Feank "
Potter. Sumner Chamber 81 Com
msrcs: u. ~ white. Tacoma.
representing Washington state
Historical society. W. c. Raleigh
and A. p Comfort Tacoma chan.
Der Of Commerce. Ralph smith.
Tacoma Times. J. n Martin
Buckley Business club and y W.
France. mayor ~ Buckley, n. j
Meagher. rsooms Timer. Clint
Reynolds Taco ma, president
washington state Good Roads as
.neiation. y T short historical
society. Fred A. Smith, rseors.
county assessor. Oscar Niliisna
Lew Julius. Arthur tnKovs, and
Arthur Cook secretary and Ted
Haakinsnn. chairman of the rosa
and bridge COMMITTEES NJ the
Young Mems business club. Lem.
ard C. psulson. Arthur rrichson
ard NJ y. York. rnunclaw Cham
Der OF Commerce
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Lumber Output
Above Estimate

rhs wsss Coast LamesFman's
sssoclstien reported r1esdzy thst
nrssiuctlau IN Iuix Was 10 psf
nsnt ~ estimates capacity
n Ire rEai we<z - the nuntk.
tss ASSOCIATION ssia. mills pFeauesa
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= go "a hsarf fsst neHT thar
81 her ecrslasHsa nexEHzl ca
earlty
Iaiv rHefuetisH. stimaizsef -
asfsnse efsaefs. averaged tse 80
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Identify Soldier
Who Ended Life

A Fort Lewis private, who
Aeaped to his death from a down
town hotel window shortly after
midnight Sunday had been identi-
fed Tuesday as Cleveland w.
Grove of Co. c. 18th Infantry
Pvt. Grove. 20. had carefully
removed all cards and label relst-
inr TO his identity from his cloth
ing before jumping from the
window.
P-vr. Grove. despite pleas Of a
military policeman on the side
walk below, Owed out OF the win
dow. landing on his back and
shoulders about rs feet below.
The window was In the Central
hotel, i211l4 Pacific Ave. He died
a few hours later at Tacoma Cen
eral hospital.
No clue as to the youths reasons
for taking his own life had been
advanod Tuesday. He was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Grove
Tanner. Tex.
Services will be held Wednesday
at 10 a. m. from the Fort Lewis
chapel. with Chaplain Dechant Of
the 5th Inf in charge The body
will then, BE- sent N Tanner. Texas
by BUCKLEY King for interment.
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John " Rst@a-Wsdnssa at
/ a m. from Piper chapel Psv.
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80 bcerd feet weekly. hFin4lnz
ne fpsi tessi n sa1a co feet.
compared with s.1fsee7 80 fe@f
turing tHe s.na< n<rtosi st yeer
snd sss7 its 60 IN ipsp
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OBITUARY NOTICES

Tacoma for 90 years he Was
formerly chef on government
hospital boat on the Yukon river.
retiring ten years ago. He had
been q member - the Salvation
Army Dor 90 yssrs Besides his
wife, Alfredo Z hs leaves a son.
Earl " Gsnsn. ons Efand,hlld.
two sisters. Mra earn. Doan and
Mrs Grace Roll. both ~ Clarence.
y. Y, and three brothers. George
and Charles Camin 81 New York
state and Arthur ~ Taeoma.
Buckley-King vii make the ~
neral announcement
MISS DORA LYNCH
Miss Dora Lynch. 20. ~ 1901
So. @ at died At her home Tues
day morning she was a native
~ Seneca. Illinois. and had been
IN Tacoma for Is years. She was
member Of ths Ladies sodallty
o. 81. Leos church. Besides nor
sister. Mrs Frank G CavAnAgh.
sith Vhom she made her hons.
she leaves = brother. Michael p
Lynch q Duluth. MN. and tso
nsphs~s IN Superior. Wisconsin.
Funeral arrangements s-iii Do an
oo0need By CAffnsy
FUNERAL sgRvICrs
John " Rs,sa-W sdnssaay At
II q m. from Piper chapel Psv.
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Shipyards Men
See Agencies
20 Shop Stewards
Token on Tour

With sx Community Chest
agencies on the itinerary. % shop
stewards q the Roilermakers'
Union. all employees - the Seattle
Tacoma shlpysrds u~rv conducted
o. Cone and See touy hy the
Community Chest Monday after
ron. Through the cooperation
~ William Green. manager of the
Fhipysris. and Henry Ssllee bust
ress agent for the koilsrusksrs
TIE men were allowed TO knock
of work At noon and devote four
hours N agency visitation.
Cars and drivers we're donated
hv members of the boards Of the
Ozsnam home. the Lutheran Wei
fare and the Y. ". {. A. Each
oar carried = banner advertising
the Tacoma Community Chest
Come and See" tours.
After leaving the ship wards the
group was first taken to St Ann :
Home. 1902 So. Alaska st. where
Sister Albert after explaining the
functions Of the home. conducted
the party over the grounds and
through the buildings. Many Of
the children were taking their
maps, others were al play
Take Part In Game
From there the tour went on
10 the Children's Industrial Home
a. 5000 So. Washington St Mrs.
Leah Collins. matron in charge.
took the visitors through the
building and grounds. When the
men from the shipyards discovered
some NJ the boys engaged in a
lively game Of baseball they made
for the field as one man. took
things into their own hands and
showed the boys baseball as il is
played by experts II WIS with
some difficulty that the men were
convinced that there was anything
else to see. Finally. however. the
trip was continued.
Passing the Boys club site at
So. 25th and C SITS, the tour next
stopped at the Goodwill Industries.
1856 So. Tao ma ave. Rev.
Kitchener and J. II. Titcomb. has
assistant. took the party through
the building from top to bottom.
Here employees. ineapacitated for
private in stry. recondition
salvage, brought IN from all over
the city, for sale Proceeds go,
toward paying the wages of the
workers
Open to All
Ozansm Home 1917 So. Yak
Ina ave, the next stop. is a home
for old people. Those who are
without funds are cared for free
of charge, others with small in
comes. or state old age assist
snce, pay what they can. Though
thus IN q Catholic home, As is St
AIMS. people of all denominations
are admitted.
At the Tacoma Day Nursery.
the children. just up from their
maps. were about TO have their
afternoon snack, sandwiches and
milk, as the visitors arrived.
Here, Mrs. Eunice Mueller, super
intendent, and Mrs. L. F. Wing,
president of the Day Nursery
board, explained that the institu-
ton is for day care only. Chill
dren from broken homes, whose
mother or father cannot provide
care for them in the home while
he or she is employed during the
day, can leave their children at
the nursery where they receive
good care. careful training. plenty
Of food and rest. II they can.
parents pay from ten to fifty
cents a day, II they cannot the
child is cared for without charge.
Those on Tour
Those who drove cars Monday
afternoon were: Rev. G. A. Sork-
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.. y Faulkner officiating. Burial
in Nj visw cemetery.
An,on q. B@rK-Thufsdsy 81
2 .. m AZ Falkland Lutheran
church. Rev. T o. Evsr. offioist.
lnE Burial viii 10 IN Trinity
cemetery under ths direction ~
storils
samuel n. Lnss--'fhuFsliay a.
, 30 .. m from Tusil chapel Elder
r G. schAffnsr will officiats.
BunAl IN ths nsN Taooms GENE
terry.
Betty Lewis - Private services
Siil De held 81 Bl1kisy-king
chapel. followed By cremation
The Treasury Department or tse
Federal RsssrV. Banks ziil hid
your Defense Savings Bonds for
safsssspanz free ~ charge
Mar mas ths longest ~. span
- any ~ tns mammals. s1fh tns
sisphant ranking Second
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Your POSTMASTER can tell you
how to invest m U. 3. Defenss
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
~ NIls. Nearer

A. the conclusion of a tao hour
discussion which emphasized The
importance Of pushing = highway
project that viii bring the Co
mmbia basin area ~ miles nearer
Puget Sound. a motion 10 form .
sponsoring organization was un-
snimoualy carried and Chairman
HaAkinson wss directed 10 APP
point an organization committee
On the committee he named
Arthur Erickson. Fnumrlaw y
r Short and J. y Martin Buck.
icy The COMMITTEES yin meet the
last ~ the week n prepare =
report for tho meeting next Nor.
day night
In the meantime from Inc
office Of me- Young Mems BUS.
ness elub invitsti lions to MN the
movement will bs sent orEsnixs.
tons N the Yssins valley and
southwest Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
HOWARD J. M'DoSALD

Howard J. Mcdonald. Il. Of
s71 East 5oth 81. died Monday
N a local hospital. Formerly Of
wallace. idaho, and Spokane, h.
had hved IN Tacoma two years.
He was a pstivs ~ PASSPORT. Ne.
Pie leaves his wffs. Levina NJ. Of
the nome Tns funeral will be
Announced 10 c o LINN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-31
MAKES APPEAL FOR
CHILDREN'S HOME

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct 81
FNSl--Marcus c. Fagg, director
OF the Children's Home Society
OF Florida, made statewide
appeal this week for contribu-
tons OF food clothing OF money.
al Of which IS badly needed 81
the institution q
Depending On such seatribu
tons. the society feels that
Floridisns should make an effort
to support It and even though
they are not able 20 contribute
cash. they can help By sending
children's clothing. shoes OF
food.
In addition 70 the Home IN
Jacksonville. the society 0per-
stes branch establishments Al
Lakeland. Miami and Pensaccla-
and annually cares for hundreds
of homeless children