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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
Mr.. FIXIT
He Fixes THINGS

To rsrsis. attention In mi. col
UNA Letters must So uAEe snd
address e writer Onis Initials
a. - pasl1ase When Fecussied
Mr.. fixit: Could you give mo
direction. On hos 10 tan . Cow
hide. - .. % make > rug out Of
~. JOHN O.
II you wish 10 Try tanning It
yourself. this 10 the method suE-
gssted BY a reader q fe~ years
ago. sorspe N. flesh side II
the skin until all flesh II re-
moved Make . tanning liquid
n proportion, of enc quart sslt
ard ors-haE ounce sulphurfc
acid 70 one gallon Of water.
That should Be In a glass or
WOOD oontainer. Soak the skin
three or four days. though more
won't hurt IL. Wash several
times in soapy water. wiring dry
and rub the flesh side with a
cake Of hard soap Fold the
akin hair side out, over q line
10 dry. When dry on thu outside
but moist on the interior. put on
q smooth board and scrape the
flesh side with . worn fiat file.
This takes off the inner tissue.
Stretch. rub and twist dry. A
little butter 10 advised on the
flesh sids TO keep 1t piisbls.
Mr.. Firit; IL % possible for
ne army In send national
gsArdsmen or seleeiees oufslde
the United States without their
consent:
Consent 10 not one Of the char
aetsristics of army life. selectses
can he and already have been
sent outside the continental
borders Of the United ststea
There may not b verbal con-
sent On the part Of the soldier,
but consent to do what the gov
eminent requires In time of
emergency 10 implied In accept
ing the privileges Of citizenship.
Mr.. Ftxit; Please tell ne
where In Tacoma l can buy .
medicine hall and tAs approx
mate price. MRS. J. n. 3.
The sporting goods stores all
have them or can order them
for you for around s7.25.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22

At this stage Of the game the
matter came 10 the attention Of
the criminal division of he De-
partment Of Justice and William
Power Msioney, who handled the
overlapping investigation. was
assigned IN present the oaAe To
. federal grand jury. This jury
went 10 work with q will. II In
dicted George Hill. second assist
ant to Congressman Ham Fish.
When hill was indicted. Prose-
eutor Msloney declared IN open
court that Hill was tho Wash
ngton key man for a German
propaganda machine. and that
Hill has admitted spending at
least $4,000 in this work in the
last five months. Tracking
down that propaganda machine
u the JOB with which the grand
jury IS concerned at present. and
the record OF what IT finds will
be shown BY the indictments 1t
returns from here on in.
Where Hill got the money or
how he spent II he has refused
to disclose. but His activities
have been linked TO Prescott
bennett, Washington organizer
Of the anti-British Make Europe
Pay" and Islands for War
Debts movements. Thousands
Of copies Of Congressional Record
reprints were furnished by Hill
TO bennett. In turn. bennett
has been linked With George
sylvester Viereck. who goes on
trial Jan. IL as a registered Nszi
agent One Of the counts on
which Viereck was indicted was
that he had supplied congress-
men with material for speeches
which were printed in the Con-
grsssional Record. Some Of these
speeches were among those mail
ed out under Hills direction.
MAGAZINE OF NAMES
The linking Of all this tangled
skein with the existence of the
master mailing list came in open
court when Msloney charged
that some Of the names sent to
Fish appeared later on a NAM
moth list prepared by Scribner's
Commentator. This national
magazine has been strongly anti
interventionist in policy and its
publisher, editor and promotion
manager are now under inyesti-
cation by the grand jury.
Examination Of the Common
tator's list shows IL can be play
ed like q pipe organ, merely by
pulling out one or more stops.
II q particular piece of propa-
Esnds had an appeal to educat-
ors, the professors got II. For
Instance, a speech by Herbert
Hoover. urging the feeding Of
subjecf peolpes In the invaded
democracies, WA mailed under
the frank Of . Colorado con-
gressman from q New York adj
dress TO . professor In Texas.
A Maine congressman's frank
of a Colorado congressman from
. New York address to a pro-
fessor In Texas. A Maine con-
gressman's frank was used TO
send anti-lease-lend literature "a
Texas.
Congressman whose names
have been involved have shown
an inclination TO view the grand
jury investigation as q smear
campaign. Prosecutor Maloney's
contention Is that the quickest
way 10 give the lie TO the smear
charge would be for the congress
men concerned to appear volun-
tsrily and tell what they know.
Congressman, however, are nd
ing their high horse of privilege,
In spite Of the fact that every
pertinent court decision since
1900 has held that congressman
~ satnn&r.s<
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TrIIT An Inside Picture OF Finon.
Ll0A cidl and Political America
Ry RAY TUCKER

Neutrality-suspicious. information from the Office
of Production Management is that the entire automobile
industry will be asked 10 freeze models in 1913
This suggests that 1912 models already available in limited
quantities. contain the last notifications motorists Will
be able enjoy until the ended The OPM decision
long forecast but bitterly fought by the industry and by
those who feel that this country is suffering from
of filters unjusted by real emergency will not be
announced formally for sometime yet.
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POLITICS MAY
BLOCK ACTION

A politics as usual" attitude
on Capitol hill threatens to block
or delay the enactment Of any
legislation to prevent strikes
from hsndicspping production
for Britain and national defense.
The members involved insist that
they are motiyated by the loft-
est and most patriotic ideals.
But too frequently partisan and
personal considerations he be-
hind their behavior.
The Republicans think sh>y
80 . chance to give the prssi-
d>nt on q spot by Withholding
legislative weapons which would
enable him 10 keep mines and
factories IN operation. On and
off the floor they charge that
FDR himself 10 responsible for
the present crisis They believe
that his labor record represents
MS uloSl NAAAlrtoIic SfNOt- Abrl
blocked enactment Of the Con-
nsily amendment IN the house
some months ago. When the
Texas senator reintroduced his
bill permitting the president to
take over strike-bound plants.
Senate Republican Leader Nc
nary suggested significantly Mr..
Roosevelt already possessed am
pie power to solve the problem.
Aside from their attempts 10
emphasize the relationship be-
tween clio reesleitrsncy and
presidential psmpering Of the
Lewris-Murrsy organization. the
GoP-ers suspect that they may
WIN the labor vote by opposing
strike control legislation
Anu-Rooseveit Democrats are
also taking revenge on the White
House. They have adopted an
y told YOU so attitude. Al
though they favor laws disciplin-
ing labor. they demand that
FDR assume both the initiative
and responsibility for any crack
down.
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PULSE OF
THE PU BLIC
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

Editor The Times nearo
broadcast that the commander
of the army air field near Den
yer. Colo, issued a warning that
IL the ministers IN the city of
Denver did not cooperate with
the government in this defense
program" their churches would
be declared "out of bounds"
What does he mean? Surely
the government is not trying to
dictate to the ministers Of the
gospel what they shall preach.
Are they sending them outlines
for their sermons, etc, as they
did in World war No. - Evil
IDENTIFY the ministers in Denver
believe that Christianity Is not
only a creed but q way Of life
and that the Christian way of
life will solve all problems per-
sonal. national and international.
Jesus believed this, too. In
fact, He was willing to die for
this principle Then He sent
His disciples forth 10 do like
wise. In the Sermon on the
Mount, which is the constitution
Of the Kingdom Of God, Jesus
said: Love your enemies; bless
them who curse you; do good to
them who hate you, and pray
for them who despitefully ass
YOU and psrsscwts you
When and whersvrr Christians
have preached and prscneed
these fundamental principals Of
Christianity there has been vie
tory for better things of life.
Would IL not be wonderful II
President Roosevelt, with his
wonderful qualities Of leader
ship, could see this vision and
take the leadership TO unite the
world in cooperation. brother
hood and love. This is directly
opposite 10 the totslitarian phil
osophy of government That's
why Stain, Hitler and all the
other dictstors try 10 do away
with Christianity.
The reaction must have been
terrific for the Commander
later modified his statement by
saying people really had right
10 20 70 church when and where
they please in the United States.
Sure they do. Is not freedom
Of religion one Of the freedoms
for which the President saws
We must fght7 Evidently ma
tional defense has a different
meaning N different people.
SELMA LfNDSETH.
54tS South Yakima ave.
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through { h .
L. 8 m sis
ard az govern
msnt expense
strsng g
IN enough. the
story has not
received I n Q
national stten-
tion IL de-
sc ss per-
hsps because
the csse Is
r.sA.r F-H1txs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
FAIR
A SUCCESS

A SUCCESS
Editor The Tines: Our first
Catholic Book Fair was q grand
success cue 10 your gracious
cooperation. We hope II will be
the first Of successful book fairs
in the future.
Thank you in the name Of
tie committee and for myself.
THERESE LAWRENCE.
General Chairman.
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.
10y Ally
CONES FIRST

Editor TIE Tines: Edward l.
Ryerson. chairman OF Inland
steel. and prominent hacker Of
America First resigned from
that organization last week
Upon his resignation he stated,
interference with the develop
nent Of nstio defense
through propaganda for peace
should Be eliminated He was
both courageous and intelligent.
Individuals such as Ryerson.
AZ well as other prominent per-
sons that have recently resigned
from other peace organizations
have placed their loyalty 20 their
country ahead az their personal
convictions. They have shown
tire way 20 all Of US that are
sincere Americans.
THIS country is AZ way In
less We x1sh 10 suffer the hor-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22

" Lee g . Pa III Fl1hss rsssr~-S
The Island of Msdura, with q
population of about 1000. 900.
lies just off Java and il a part
OF the Dutch East Indies. In
the famed bull races. usually
held in the fall. the owner OF
the animals acts a. his own
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
WASHINGTON COLUMN
eyPETER EDSoN
rseoms Times washington Correspondent

IVASHINGTON-Gradualy being unfoded IN Washing
w ton now are the amazing stories of how master
mailing list Of half million names has been used by the
Naz propaganda machine operating IN the United States
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22

More than = dozen congress
men may have been consciously
or unkncwingly used by this
propaganda machine 10 distri-
butte pro-German printed matter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22
ToDAY's COMMON ERROR

The correct formal address
in letter 70 an unmarried
woman Is Dear Madam not
Dear Miss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22

Jockey" Large amounts are
wagersd on the outcome OF the
contests.
PARLIAMENT ECLIPSE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22

Three months ago Q business who believed
that business could cooperate with government Today
believe that government cooperate with business
Floyd Odlum, director Of contract distribution. OPM
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sf-2f

solved the body and it did not
meet again for IL years. This
10 the longest period in English
history In which Parliament
did not meet
Tomorrow: First A rmore
Car,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22

Because Parliament would not
agree with him on the policy Of
certain tax levies. Charles I dis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-22

rors that Poland and France
are experiencing We had better
win that war. Propaganda for
peace designed 10 destroy our
confidence in our leadership and
to disrupt national unity can
only weaken our national
strength.
We should b. able to realize
now, that peace can not be Sc
cured through an effort of will
We will only attain peace,
strange as IL seems. by fighting
for il. Then. when the leading
opponents of horror have been
defeated. we will have a breath
ing spell.
We will never have q secure
and lasting peace on this earth
A. long as nations We force.
brutality, treschsry. and perse-
eotion a. deliberate Instruments
Of national policy. When true
peace comes u VII Be because
honor. decency and tolerance
govern the actions Of an ma
tons.
The evils OF nations are like
4 disease. AZ long as they exist,
anywhere on earth. no one il
safe.
May NE have the courage
and wisdom to fight for the
right. as we see the right, until
that day comes
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tial system OF freight forward
ing and handling. Otherwise, the
u. s. would be bereft Of this
key organization in facilitating
both domestic and export trade
in the postwar years. Once de-
stroyed. years would be needed
To recreats the machinery.
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3oi2 No. etn Ut
! To : CLOSING


Editor The Times: An articl.
written by Mr.. Smith 4 short
time ago prompts me 10 lay the
facts about 10 closing Of
highway stations before the
public. Having been al such a
location for about fourteen
years, find that after : .. m.
the highway business consists
principally Of customers VINO
could just a. easily have stopped
earlier n the day. In a large
number ~ cases, the real late
business consists u young folks
going home after spending most
81 their money az some resort.
saving out perhaps 20 or 30
cents % get hom. on. In the
sumner tine. the true tourist
Invariably fills W between 5
and $50 ?. m.
In these days OF social better
ment. Il a not out Of place 70
ask for shorter hours in sadly
abused business BY eoncsntrst-
ing the work now done in Is
hours 10 u hours. e0ee OF the
service station operators would
Be enabled TO enjoy part Of the
things that the average working
man calls his inherent night
Dear public. don't forget.
when you 90 JOY riding on a
Sunday. that the service station
operator Is not receiving one
and a half or double tim. for
serving you whenever you feel
the urge 70 demand instant
service. A. z. BUNGE.
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e rersls. stssntlon In nj. col
uun istteFs uust glss uATe snd
address e writer OniT inftisa
vi - puellkase shsn Fecussie1
Evening star., 1941-05-08

TAKOMA PK.-ENTIRE 2nd FL. NEW BR &,
: rms, tile b., sep. ent.; heat. c.h.w. in
LII,
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SILVER SPRING-Lady will share new
home with settled lady Govt. clerk Protes-
tant. Box 36O-A, Star
552 N. PIEDMONT ST, ARLINGTON, VA.
i single room and one double; fur
nished.
TAKOMA-Large well furnished room in
modern home; continuous hot water; call
SH. 1872 between 10 am. and B pm.
ARLINGTON-Nicely furnished, single and
double; next bath, , exposures; near bus;
refined gentiles, employed women. Chest
nut Si37. %
Evening star., 1941-05-08
CATTLE 3 LIVESTOCK.

AM offering for sale Friday. May 8, an
my show horses which I purchased from
2: s. Randle including Randle,s Way,
Dawn, 2 yearlings brood mares. Also
several other horses. Sale to be held at
Bannockburn Farm, Vienna, Va. by Leon
Evening star., 1941-05-08

OVERLOOKING VIRGINIA HILLS.
1859 Conduit Rd. NV.
Ant. oO4-2 rooms kitchen, dinette
and bath. S47.5O: free parking in rear.
See res. mgr. at 1855 Conduit I'd. WO.
KELLEY. STEELE g. BRANNER, pI 774o.
BRIGHT CORNER APT = ROOMS,
kitchen and BATH completely redecorated:
$3.50.
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HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a life
time or money back Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DR. SOMMERWERcK.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
BOATS,
ROOMS FURNISHED.

I HAVE $50 CASH. Want small cruiser
Send description, including snapshot !!
possible to Box l76-B. Star.
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VISIT EXHIBIT

VISIT ENHIBIT
OF over $50 varieties of rare iris; mail
orders filled. Address Iris Exhibits. The
rainbow collection of l2 different varieties,
81 .35; "a different varieties, S2.25: your
own selection, 29c, per root. named and
labeled; no orders for less than 81; special
sale of half clump, SOC: full clumps, 75c;
in bloom ready for delivery. See them at
6503 GenrHla ave u W
Evening star., 1941-05-08

or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose,
Just give me telephone call. You can get
500 and need repay only 81 63 per week.
which includes interest. the only charge:
Other amounts in proportion. just call
\ .nlaa a
Evening star., 1941-05-08
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

115O CONN. AVE.-With or without
Frigidaire; switchboard all-night ele-
vator service, semi-private bath. d.
1900. Apt % after 3 pm.
s16 D ST. NE rooms, kitchen, semi
bath: convenient to car lines.
2OS CLAIMING ST Me- room. kitchen
porch: new; S32, incl. gas, elec. refrigera-
tor: adults. s.
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IDEAS

beauty and character to both your home
and garden: we specialize in water gar
dens, dry walls. f1asstone walks terraces,
courts. tall evergreen screens, foundation
plantings, everblooming rose, perennial
annual and shrub borders: suggestions and
estimates are free. Lincoln 4225.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
HELP DOMESTIC,

MAID, shv, experienced cook: family of
three. health card; good salary for honest,
reliable girl or woman. Stay some nights.
On bus line. Old GEORGETOWN rd Be-
theSda Nd Oliver RQnI
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1884 CONN. AVE,

1925 B ST Sc
Desirable single and double room. tub
and shower bath conv. trans: reas.
Evening star., 1941-05-08

18th, COLUMBIA RID. NW.-Larse base
ment h.k. room: elec.' refg.. private toilet;
employed couple; $50. 1852 Mintwood pl.
CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN and Govt. Print
brisht rms. with twin beds. D1. 5652.
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA Sc, 1882 3Qth st.
Front bedroom, next to bath, shower,
new home: gentleman. Phone Ii. 1910.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG ARMY OFFICER wants room with
private bath; no other dodgers; use of tele-
phone. Ma. 5000. Room 517. between 2-5.
GENTLEMAN, Govt. emp: large room.
large. closet; share with another. sep. beds
closets; appreciate kit. priv. or share apt.
Box }51A.sStar. TO-
NAVAL OFFICERS WIFE wants we'll fur
nlshec room with private family near st.
Elizabeth's Box 317-A, Star. 9'
QUIET ROOM. in desirable NV. neighbor-
hood. with / or . other youngeE type
women tgentilel: breakfast pvl. Box 362A
Star.
home by Office man for $50 per month
Give particulars. Box 365-A, Star,
BASEMENT, furn. Ink room, for gentle
man: private entrance; reas. Box BOA
Star. O.
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54O6 CONN. AVE.-3 RMS. KIT,
bath ------. ----------S 500 90
1927 9TH st. nw.-3 rms.-- $3.50
1921 9TH st, NV rms. kit $3.50
NJ FRANK RUPERT 1927 1th ST. NV
Evening star., 1941-05-08

AlEALAS. potted. 25c up; several yarie.
ties; large specimens, S5 to SIS AT
Ley's Nurseries, Camp Springs, Md
LILIES OF THE VALLEY, flower and
root, 1c apiece w. j. Moore, Lanham. Nd,
at Pa. R. r. Station. Hyattsville 5292.
CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS. fancy vel.
low, sc ca: also other plants and shrubs.
Lincoln 9T95
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
PERSONAL.

HEMs-WHILE you WAIT, SOC UP, m
cluding fitting: reweaving, refining. altera-
tons, Needlecraft 1919 F St, Room 20s.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TYPEWRITER, ROYAL $3.50; Under
spples on purchase. Arlington Typewriter
eevery Deli e0s CHARGE ss in 9Pfn 3PinsfOa fOa till g. NO
TYPEWRITERs. ADDING MACHINES. new
and used. sold, rented. repaired. Terms.
Open evenings American Typewriter Co.,
hE~H1EtS shPsS sls 'n1ss'as fHRMs IN Rass assG 81
45S eE ns sados oseh essnnss
E6kGRx, 6sx shAAaPoGfHs ssa5' EfEcTRoIux si6s5; s5
with att. rebuilt and guar. like new l year.
sos 18th sEsE Sc nv RWFANPs NatiSnal f1i 777s 10.
new; Royal Eureka Hoover, General Eiec-
trlc; S6.95 UP. Guaranteed year. Author
ized @ factory service for Eureka, Royal and
r.iltsE1 E: HARDING 1 m CO. INC.
MA. 2160. 517 10th St NV.
on one Of the Oldest and most reliable vacuum
Cleaner aia parts and service companies in
80, ELECTRICAL CENTER,
WAsHERs-Bendix reposs.. de luxe model,
formerly S179.50, now S99,95; also brand
light bill.
ELEcTRIcAL CENTER 5l4 10th ST. NV
MaSfaE ga sb.x Of sd sR m9ds
Bump nose hose I'D DAYS ss0nRfd fRAL VIII Pay sF 81
weekly. Two-tub spinner washer. half
price. Republic 1890. The Piano Shop.
1015 9TH St. NV
WASHERS, Bendix Home Laundry, fioor
modeIS. tremendous reductions.
j. c. HARDING CO,
Electrical Headquarters,
517 10th st. NV MA. 216O.
WASHERS-Deep-cu prices on brand-new
crates at discounts of more than 6OG6 off
list prices; no down payment: terms as low
as 81 weekly: liberal trade-in allowances
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO..
WaShinRtons Largest Appliance House.
92l G st. NV. Entire Building.
District 3137 Open Eevs. Till PM.
WASHERS AND IRONERs gala reopening
sale. all standard makes as low as ST. 95
Big trade-in allowance Easy terms You
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE FOR
BENDIX, MAYTAG, G z, WESTING-
HOUSE, A B. c. AND THOR
ELECTRICAL CENTER,
5l+ 10th St. NV National ss12
WASHING MACHINES, Maytag Thor,
Apex, and Easy. used, rebuilt and floor
j G HARDING CO..
Electrical Headquarters
517 10th ST. NV Ma 2l6o.
TYPEWRITERS QUICK REPAIRs
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BABY CHICKS.
FARM 8 GARDEN.

BARRED ROCKS. R I. REDS. white Leg
horns. Copkey,s Y-o feeds. James Fee,
store, 619 K st. NV. Metropolitan OOS9
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED

WOULD LIKE SMALL FURNISHED
apartment for two on or near PershInl
drive or Lee blvd, Arlington, Va. Maxi
mum. $50. Box 30s-A, Star. s.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR SAN FRANCISCO THIS
week end; take one passenger; references.
Call MI 3715.
REFINED COUPLE driving to California
1871 Ford: desires > passengers: leaving
May l4th; share exp. SH.. 65l2-W.
DRIVING 40 PONTIAC TO CALIFORNIA.
want 3 passengers. share expenses: go
either route. MI. 1871, MR.. MCDANIEL.
Evening star., 1941-05-08

TYPEWRITERS QUICK g.. REPAIRs e
Many BARGAINS IAN
Evening star., 1941-05-08

IMPAIRMENT BLDG. 5000 BLOCK WIS
ave. n.w.-Annual gross rent. S5.4U0: oper-
cash required. V. S. HURLBERT, Ma
351O OH Il 81 Il "
Evening star., 1941-05-08

Live in beaut modern residence with
for newly furn. clean rm single, double.
triple rooms as low as S3.15 each. 1889
Clifton st. NV. MI. 1852.
COLORED. l72O 9th ST NW-Furnished
room for two employed Girls. Call before
pm North 1919
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5313 And PL. NV,

New detached brick residence o. )
rooms and bath: nicely furnished.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K ST. NV. DI 1913
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CLIFTON HALL.

Ivy Terrace-Single room. southern
poSure HO.' 1853
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN,

SMALL FURN. APT. IN VIRGINIA NEAI
Washington for mos, beginning Ma
Is. Emerson 5141.
Evening star., 1941-05-08

plat. wedding ring;
Arthur Markell. 91S
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FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

81 eth ST. NE.-5 ROOMS AND BATH,
h.-w.h. cleo. basement and back yard.
Phone GE. 1890 lO-
Evening star., 1941-05-08

FENCE LUMBER-Good used AKA" for
posts Aft. long 19c ca. Other lengths priced
low 2"x3' runners, 1ac lin. # Ali your
fencing needs are at HECHINGER CO
Fl OORINC 81 ner m and ln IL rre
Evening star., 1941-05-08

FLOORING, 81 per m. and up. large
stock Of used lumber. doors and plumbing
and eating supplies. General Wrecking
Co. MI 6177.
Evening star., 1941-05-08

BUILDING MATERIAL-Our Southwest
yd yard Ma has , been closed and combined with
service and your selection. Largest stock
IN WASHINGTON
Foundation to Roof at Rock Bottom
Prices" has been our slogan for 30 years
HECHINGER CO. BIG STORESt3
CHIFFON lavender. $50 yds, new; cost
S1.50; sacrifice. 25c yard. 72S 14th
st TranS-IuX Bldg