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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Oregon Colds Tell How
To Influence Boy Friend

PORTLAND. ore. - Seven ore.
gcn eo-eds IN = symposium On
mems clothes styles today agreed
that the heat procedure 10 make
man conform 10 the feminine
idea " what he ieok. he.t In -
10 admire what you want him 10
wear and then push him along
with smile
The girls Dorothy wheeler.
Virginia swearinsen and Nancy
f.Atout.tte Of tho University 81
Oregon. rat Northrcp. Gene For
res, and I.eona Leonard Of Oregon
state. and Laurel ksrg 81 Reed
college were positive that the
outlined technique would be III
resistihle.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

The 6reem'. Family May Want 10
Attend thu wedding nebesssat

The 6reem'. Family Msy Want u
Attend the wedding nehesssal
Not because they are necessary
20 the rvhsarsai itself. but escsuse
Of their natural interest In the
wedding. the greom's family
should OF course be made TO feel
that thay VIII be welcome ~ the
rehearsal n they would like to 70
10 II. Many letters have been ash.
Ing this question. One brides
mother thinks. however, that hav.
ing tho other parents 81 the re-
hearsal win eompiioats her plans
for giving a party sftsrwsrd she
explains. Il want 10 have dinner
just for the bridal party and my
daughter thlnhs that her future In
laws a. well ~ all other older
relatives would be out of place
For this reason shs want going
10 invite them 10 the rehearsal II
the church. but we understand
that they mean to 70 10 the re-
hearsal ana viii probably come
even though nothing Il said NY
this same token could they expect
10 come 10 dinner afisrwsrd that
II. Just take II for granted that
they are 10 70 WHARF, their con
gossf
I cant imagine that they would
70 10 your housT wiihosi an Invi-
tatIon. But think II would b.
more friendly. certainly. on ths
part Of their future dsushtsrsin-
lsw, 10 take than frankly into her
eonfldsnes and say ''Ths fshssfssl
viii be st slx o'clock 81 ths church
and Of course we'd love 10 hsvs
you come u you care To-" Assn-
while. u should be easy enough for
John 10 tell his parents that The
dinner after the rehearsal n Just
for The members of the bridal
party in other words. for young
psopis.
butIt-1s 0ook nAetves
Dear Mrs.. Post; What can ws
do sbout DuiIt-ln book shsIyss Ia
the living room. sines ws have very
fsS booksY TINS apartment ws'rs
moving into IN fall has such
shsiyss. bat u VIII BE- long tins
befors We can soqars . library.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
GOOD TASTE TODAY

Answers Yeu cen put aey saft
u ornaments on ths sksivee. -
perhaps. " you esn affovd n. yuss
could huy efssosivs library seta
- is's astonishing what eco1.
looking "ssss ean ~ bouahs -
small cost Then. BY sW1 ~. ~.
place ihass that dnn't Interest you
for thnse which do. Waving pr
sonsiiy been brought " - thleh
that M hovss 10 complete withoue
hooks. I have time snd saofn
bought such ~ shses. and sIsp
books In iaw priced iats ~ sue
ton. soms 10 ~ hspt pesmansnsiy
ana ssms ~ bs discarded later. -
othsrs more appealing V you srs
acquired
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Man Feels Misunderstood
After Breaking Faith
There Is No Sure Way OF Reesinine Love and Faith
After Behaving in Such Way AS TO Destroy II
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: | am very much misunderstood man.
have been keeping company with young lady
and onehalf years. She is of experience and
sort of a rounder myself.
She is the first and only woman really loved and
she says she for but she has lost faith in
have been absolutely her except couple
dents, about which | told her
The peculiar circumstances surrounding are
such that nothing but real love could held together
unable to carry without her. How will regain her
love? ONE WHO FELL LATE BUT HARD.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
USING TOILET WATER
SAVES PERFUME

OF course. as perfume prices 10
up. they bear down on an economy
budget. But most American women
do dote on perfume.
Then 49, use It sparingly. now,
more sparingiy than even taste
demands. You can use little sachsts
that give everything you own an
extra pleasing freshness. And ~
you're economlzing. do get soms
toilet water Of the same brand and
scent az your perfume. Use u on
your hands, a touch under the
arms and on your couture. That
leaves only your lips. the tips Of
your ears and your handkerchief
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

Many New American-Made
Perfumes Being Created
Use OF Toilet Water Cologne One Way OF Preserving
More Precious Scents; Pomsnder Balls Popular

that nscd draw 90 the perfume
Itself.
And. 20 course. there's always
the pemandsr ball which can -
made Al home frem an grange and
spices. These we're sold n many
stores last Christmas. and n ths
war goes On. they may he bach
again. .vsEywhers. before the WIN
tersa eat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
DEMANDS:

Amid has 8 Outstanding sdvzntaees:
]. Does not ros dresses, does nor ifrItzts
Skin
2. No waiting 70 dry. Can be used right
after shaving
=. Inazorly checks ptrspIfzfion 70 3
days. Removes OooT from perspirztsoo.
keeps zrnpIts dry.
4. ARD IS a pure, ~fhife, grezs<lsss, stain
less vanishing cream
9. ARID has been awarded the Approval
Seal Of The American Institute Of
laundering for beng harmless 10 fabric.
Women use more And than any other
deodorsnt Try a jar today al any drug,
department or Ten cent store l0e,
$50. and 59e size Iafs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
CHAPTER v

Barbara had difficulty falling
asleep that night. Every time she
closed her eyes she seemed TO see
that accusing look on Dugan
Blake's face. Barbara knew shed
have to offer an apology, but that
wouldn't be easy.
She didn't get chance until
the next night, while they were
waiting for Larry Grover TO take
them for a drive.
"Dugan," she said suddenly.
I'm sorry about last night. Uncle
Hank made me feel like a heel
He-he told me a lot Of things
about you that ! didn't know, and
and"
And what >" he prompted.
well, ! have a high regard for
Uncle Hanks opinion Of people.
He's never far from right"
Then you're still leaving some
room for doubt" He sighed
broad ly. Don't blame you
though. You've got to watch these
redskins. Never can tell about
them"
She laughed. You're proud o,
your Indian ancestry, though,
aren't you ,"
"Darned right. Say. you know
the first Chief Leaping Water was
one OF Geronimo's right-hsnd men
held the record for number
of scalps taken in one day. Seven
teen, think it was" He grim
aced. "A couple of Comanches
finally got his scalp. though"
Barbara shuddered You
you've never taken anyone's scalp,
have YOU"
He laughed and ran his hand
lightly over her hair. ''Uh
not lately. Wonder II I'd know
how" he unused. Tell you what
=. get me good and mad some
time and wen see"
NO thanks" she laughed nerv-
ously. just as Larry Growers car
crunched up the drive
Hi, folks" Larry called as the
car rolled TO a stop. Beautiful
night for a buggy ride. C'mon,
Dugan, toss the beautiful lady in
and let's go
Suiting the action 10 the word
Dugan bent and swept Barbara
into his arms and Up ana over
the door in practically one motion.
Just for 3 fleeing second her arms
went around his neck inyolun-
tarily. and she found herself wish
ing II all hadn't been done 10
swiftly.
Well, Dugsn. how 40 you Ike
New York." Larry asked az they
skinned along the road.
Fine 50 far. but 7 haven't seen
too much Of IT, Barbara's going
10 take me around and show me
some Of the sights tomorrow.
though"
She looked at him swiftly. I,
was all news % her.
They purred over the smooth
roads. through Roslyn. Glen Cove,
and Great Neck. This air a
great" Barbara said, initiating her
lungs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
OLD FANoRIrE
IN NEW DRESS

one Of those moVed-to-Ameriea
creators will introduce. Sury soon.
new scent bearing the name 81
an Asiaue serpent which strikes
fatally In self-defense. This maker
admits the name may put some
people off. Hut he shrugs philo-
sophically; IL Is difficult TO please
everybody: and n Eve was curious
once. she may be stu
In another tradition altogether,
real would YOU marry me p
fragrance Is featured again this
month. by a house which has been
blending here for five years. so
woodsy. NO out-of-doors-fresh II
this odor that the house promotes
II in "masculinized' cologne for
college gridsmen.
A French house which has al
ways done an enormous business
In America now brings out long
established perfume IN new bottles.
These were introduced recently
with great fanfare. They are the
most opulent packages ever used
for this molten-gold fragrance that
has been popular for 50-odd years.
Despite the threat Of war
caused shortages. noted French
house asserts IL has materials suf-
ficient for at least two years and.
just 10 show you. this maker adds
a toilet water. lipstiok. rouge and
face power TO enlarge the line OF
his high spirited. precious fra
GRANGE perfumes and cosmetics
which smart women have worn
and no doubt stiil VIII wear this
winter.
Then there's this: all-Ameriaan
perfumers are featuring made-for-
America scents. One Of these, who
did n 1000. 900 business In 1910.
now has enough OF everything, he
says. TO carry him through ist2.
lie IN emphasizing his spicy early
American scent.
And here's something really
new: honest all-American colognos
made from homegrown flowers.
These are inexpensive scents
straight from the blossoms Of Cali
fornia, Florida and Connecticut.
They Will be ayailah shortly.
from a house which began 10 ex-
plot American blossom scents a
few years ago. The initial line.
which later may include all-Amer-
lean perfume. will include six
olognes: sweethriar. verbena,
rosemary chats connectleutsl.
magnolia and meadowsweet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

MUCH has been written, r1uch said,
about feminine hygiene. Too
often, however, women overlook ny
giene in the REAL sense Of the word
underarn cleanliness and sweetness.
You cannot be attractive and appealing
with underaIms moist, stained and
smelly.
There IS now 4 simple and safe way
10 prevent under-zrm odor and keep
your dresses free from Precipitation
STAINS and smell. II is And, a new
vanishing cream deodorzni which safe
~ stops Precipitation iron to ) days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

Most perfume Was made nom
materials which came from the
ether side q the world These
sweet makings Of the most femi-
nine Of beauty aids haven't been
coming much. since the var. Yet
outstanding houses offer not few
er. but MORE perfumes this fan.
There's enough perfume for The
present. az least however short
tage heeiouaed the future may he
There's a reason why this can
be. Foresighted importers accum.
ulated large reserves Of the raw
materials. A number u the French
makers had been doing their
blending and packing IN America
for quite a while before the war
began. Some Of the creators have
moved right over here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Attention To Sleeves

Smartest in raglan sleeves are
those which extend into saddle
shoulder yokes. Outgrowths of
the new sleeves are detailed treat
ments which suggest cape yoke
and flap seams. And any woman
who has tried on the new fall
dresses will realize the need for a
coat with sleeves softness and
depth TO make way for similar
dress silhouettes.
Darts above the waistline, re-
leased fulness emanating from
shoulder yokes, set-in belts shirred
onto coat bodies, and slightly
bloused treatments all emphasize
the new feeling that has gone into
coats created quite independently
Of foreign inspiration, by Ameri-
can designers for this current fall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
IN DICE STlON

may Ahec1 the hen
Gas ska,,sc y - ssoEAeh f1lsst Raj A. liks
EAig-TlEser ~ ntar. Al liz eFsf aga q cstress
knErt Ne aaf scusn csserd O. Bel-kas I1tlsts -
sss E4f free Ne iAEHfirs b. naek q the fzftaHt-
1rtl1T scieiaef knd~l fof sd inelssfti1r- u %
FIEsT DofE doeEnf prcst bsi-zEf astlsr. fs-sfz
ADJ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
DOLL

No matter how oro~nup dolls still foseinoie U.s.
And this doll will certon give foscinotne hours os you
and dress her giving her the stylish curly long bob
Pottern 1888 contains pattern and directions for mone
4inch rog doll ond her Clothes materials required Send
coin ond token for this pattern TO The
Toconno Times. Needecroft Dept. Write plonY pottem
number. your name and address.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

Buy U. S. Bonds and Save,
You help yourself "hen you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

Dear sir: Faith .once shat
tered, love once lost. are prac-
fically impossible to re-establish.
II YOU have done something that
was unworthy OF YOU, and I'M
forgivable as far as your friend
Is concerned, there il practically
nothing you can do about IL.
II, however, you care enough
about her TO walk circumspectly
the rest of the road, doubtless II
will come TO her knowledge. II
she cares as much about you a.
you lead me to believe. and II
you prove that you are the kind
Of person she expected you TO be,
then eventually she may be able
To overlook the past.
Dear Miss Grey: Will you please
publish a good recipe for Swedish
Nut Waters and one for maca'
rooms? Thank you. MRS. II. F.
Dear Mrs. III. F.: Here are my
favorites. / hope you find them
satisfactory.
SWEDISH NUT WATERS
"a cup shortening
cup sugar
egg, well beaten
Ia cup flour
2 tbsps. milk
:, tsp. salt
l tsp. baking powder
l tsp. vanilla
u cup chopped nut meats
Cream shortening (using but
ter and lard or other cooking fat
in equal proportions), add sugar
gradually, while beating con-
stantly; egg, milk, flour mixed
and sifted with baking powder
and salt, and vanilla. Spread
evenly on bottom of buttered in
verted bread pan, using case
knife; sprinkle with nut meats,
press nut meats gently into mix
ture and mark in strips Inch
wide. One tablespoon will cover
pan Z by 5 inches. Repeat until
mixture Is used, baking a few ut
a time. Bake IL minutes or I'M
til delicately brown In moderate
" slow oven (325 degrees FL
Cut in strips and lay immediate
~ over a rolling pin to shape. IL
strips become too brittle TO
shape, return to oven TO reheat
and soften.
These waters are very delicate
and should be carefully stored in
q shallow box.
MACARO0NS
/, pound almond paste, COM
mercial or homemade
I cup sugar
2 tbsps. pastry flour
8 egg whites "a cup)
u cup powdered sugar
Mix paste thoroughly with
hand, add sugar slowly and egg
whites. When thoroughly blend
ed. add powdered sugar sifted
with flour. Shape, using pastry
bag and tube, on cooky sheets
covered with thin paper. Let
stand, covered, from minutes
10 48 hours, pat with fingers
dipped in cold water, bake 80
minutes in slow oven $500 de-
grees F. Remove from paper
by wetting back of paper with
cloth wrung out of cold water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Many Figure Types

The shoulder lines Of all coats are
as smooth as precise tailoring can
make them. Various figures will
wear various sleeve constructions
better; whether set-in, modified
dolman or raglan. The general
effect sought after is one Of
breadth without squareness. and
although padding is used 1t is done
only to balance and build into
round contours the improved, an
atomical shoulder line.
The dolman sleeve is pad-less.
being designed with a center seam
its entire length. with a gusset
usually strategically set in to keep
the line of the sleeve comfortable
and easy TO wear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

!. Juns.
,. Koran.
4. George ~ Nauries.
Z. New ofisans. Ia.
0. nouih.
:. Ths prsss
7. January I. ieea.
q cAslmir Pulaski.
B Trus.
10 julius Caesar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
.DressY and
Casual Goats
Earn Favor
Fabric and Fur Determine
The Mood Of the Garment

Everything is good in modera-
ton. and this seasons coat styles
give every proof that this is as
true in fashion as IL is true as a
rule of conduct BY being neither
completely dressy nor completely
sportsy, this falls smartest coat
becomes casual in feeling. veering
in either a dressy or sport diree-
ton, depending on the degree of
detail, fabric and color which
''modifies" it.
Smoothness characterizes the
very fabrics of which the coats
are made. as well as the lines into
which shoulders and hips are
moulded. Above all things, slim
ness is achieved often enough by
contrasts. as slim waistline be-
tween subtle top fulness and skirt
fulness, the hips too kept slim
though the front of the coat has
undulating softness.
Softness Sought
In line with a trend to softer
effects is the treatment OF coat
colors, softened by their surface
structure so that fine hair and
heathery feeling makes them as
soft as the fuzz OF hair on a
babys head.
Although the fur trimmed coat
is very often opulently laden with
a capelike collar reminiscent OF
Victorian fashions, or tuxedo OF
fur down to its hens edge. as d
fashion it is no smarter than the
untrimmed coat. Furred or I'M
furred, both coats proclaim their
smartness by the use they make
OF the most important new sill
houette treatment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

YESTERDAY; Gossip eolumnisfs
link Barbara romanticRily with Dusan.
after bugans appearance nt the stnf-
light Terrace In Indian costume. Bar-
hnra H. resentful. so when Dugnn ad-
Niscs Uncle Hank ON n business deal.
Bnrbara vagucl, suggests that Uncle
Hank should look into the matter
personally To check on DuEsn's Juds-
ment Later. incl. Hank lectures
Barhara about Dugans honesty. tells
her she ought TO he spanked.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
(Continued.)

FLAT-NEAR NAVY YARD
Apt. 3 9l4 Va. ave. s.e.-2 rooms.
k.tchen, bath and porch: Arcola h.-wh.,
eIec.; 5000 Key Apt. ..
J C. WELDON CO. NE. BOIL.
5000 r ST. NV R, B. ELEc,
with heat and ianitor service S45.00
b5l9 1lth ST NV r, kit, b.,
cleo, with heat and janitor serv-
ice 1850
A. L. GRINpLEY. a36 N. Y. AVE.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

5s p5EDMoNT eIST r65 sT klebaS AebSoToN s.
private bath; everything furnished; lst
floor of private home; S45 mo.
ALEXANDRIA vA;-FURN1sHEp APT,
living r. dining r, bedr Dyt. bath; r sgblet let
4oi4 oS' can tSaofe befofe / eo1 or after tier &
TAKoMA PARK MD. sos GREENWOOD
ave.-3-room apt. unfurn.. modern. ma
floor private eqtranfe bl6fS fEo IRON 70 pTs
furnished Avail. February ] Adults
only S29.50. Omen after pm. ia
ALEXANDRIA. VA. : APARTMENT. UN-
yard; S exposure: avail Feb. /. Rent, S45.
3 RMS. B. GAR. S45 A MONTH. FURN.;
mile Ct FAILS Church CEne on Los sfd hshWay WAY
1O@0 N QUINCY ST. ARLINGTON. VA
3-rOom apt, completely iurn; heat. gas,
cleo water, garage Employed couple pre-
eTred bgt MI vii % fonstaee fesS couple afg T'h IN
GROOM UNFURNIsHED APT: ELEC,,
heat furn:: &c bus; S35 month; Christian
couple; positively no drinking. 10 So.
Hiehland St. Arlington Va
1st FLOOR: L. R. FIREPLACE, D, R. K,
500. Greenwood ave Takoma Park SH.
635S You NAV continue renting one bed
room now rented at SIS.
ARLINGTON, VA. 29l 6 COL UMBIA PIKE
= unfurnshed. 2nd-floor apis. conven-
iently located near shopping center. OK
ford 0s4a
FOUR ROOMS, UNFURNISHED LOCATED
near bus line, convenient to Government
bldgs.; with garage. Call Jackson 20aS-J'
TAKCMA PARK-S35. MOD APT LIV.
I'm, bedroom. XII bath, elec. refs. goo
Kennebec ave Phone Silver Spring 243-J.
ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR; NEWLY DECO
rated; / rooms. private bath. &c bus. '!Ol9
N. Nelson st, Arl, Va. CHI. 2236.
ARLINGTON, VA, 3l45 18th ST. NORTH
- rooms. kit. bath. beautiful ANTIQUE
furniture. large living room, fireplace;
sublet to desirable couple , 70 months;
garage and utilities included: reasonable
rent. Inspect after 6 pm CH Oslo.
VERY DESIRABLE Arm APT. PVT EN-
trance and bath; heat. hot water furn.;
Farace; = So bus; adults only 50 mo.
lI0 5. Oak St. W Falls Church. Va.
ARLINGTON-UNFUR " RMS. KIT,
bath, mi. newly dec: utll. incl; =; l0c bus
$40. l4I6 N. Quinn 81. Gil. 1894
1906 LEE HIGHWAY ARL. VA-UNF
. rms. kitchenette, bath; So month;
streetcar and bus al door CHI ~.
] RM., KIT, FURN. FRIGTDATPE. SO
3 rms. furn., Frigidare, OIL heat, $50
Store or offlce. excellent location. Ada
cent $50 new houses
PEET, @I%5 Lee H!ghway. ArlIugton.
NEARBY vA-NEW APT. BLDGs.
S4S 5O-SGi.50 McCLAINE, 2lo0 Wilson
blvd CT 3.,un Eve Oh 3GOl
Evening star., 1941-01-05
cEnREETOWN

GEORGETOWN.
Lovely o-rm. kitchenette. bath ant; eX-
ccIlent location: So mo- utilities included.
DRUAINOND FEALTY CO. HO. "90l.
= (OR ~ ROOMS. $40.
81 Randolph pl n ". at R and No. Cap
itol-Modern apt house: refrieerator. -
Evening star., 1941-01-05

on FEB. downtown. - ROOMS. X
b.. by young couple. Box ATE star
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE 2-RM., KITCH-
en- end bath unfurnlshed apartment IL
Brookland. Box 355-E, Star.
WANTED SMALL APT, SELECT LOCA-
ZION Box 24n-B, Star.
LADY WISHES WELL-FURNISHFD ONE
room --crtment or one room, light house
keeping facilities and bath. must be located
near 10TH st. and Columbia I'd. Box 40
E. Star.
SMALL. BRIGHT. CLEAN FURNISHED
apartment with kItChene.tC S3p-S35. for
daughter ard mother who is Govt. emp.
NV. seer Box 422-E. S.ar.
2-BEDROOM APT. PREFERABLY FUR
nlShed; Takoma Park. SH. 1900.
FURNISHED APARTMENT, OR .
rooms. kitchen end bath. IN private home
vicinity Of Arlington and Wash. Phone
DuDoTf 1ull =
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE BROOM FURN.
apt. with private bath. Preferably sc. or
ne. Reasonable. Columbia 5494.
! RM. UNFURN.. KIT. BATH. IN SE
section. convenient 70 Navy Yard Mus.
be reasonable Address Box 3s5-E, star.
SMALL. MODERN FURN.. BY MONTH,
NV. section. {. ladies apt house preferred;
reaS.; garage Conv. Box ci@-B. star
Evening star., 1941-01-05
HOUSES FURN. OR UhrURN

GEORGETOWN-5 BEDRMs SUITABLE
tor large family, or will consider operating
Tor group homes. Michigan Oa25.
s ROOMS, . BATHS, RECREATION ROOM.
oult-ln garage; furnish sos, unfurnished,
$50 1907 Sheridan St NV
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-6- ROOM
bungalow fireplace oil heat, garage. gar
den, trees; near buses. WO 1855
1921 WEBSTER ST. NW.-FOR RENT By
owner Groom house. furnished or un,
furnished; Al condition. recreatior
basement. 3 baths, oil burner, 2-car ga
RAGE: lease: convenient bus and car lines
Appointment by telephone, Randolph 3l37
AMERICAN UNIV PARK NEAR 4stb
and Mass ave-Npv. Groom air condlt
datacted . baths garare; furnished : 30 !.
unfUrn S95. Call MR.. BRUSH Hobart
Evening star., 1941-01-05
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR.

DOWNTOWN LIGHT, AIRY. .
rooms kit bath, elec. retriaerator, auto.
heat. n. ": urfurn., $40; furn. $50. CHI.
334l.
Sl1 G ST. NE ROOMS. KIT, BATH,
shower refs, utilities furn.: 2nd f.; adults,
no dogs. Ii. 1922.
I17 RITTENHoUsE ST. .N.w.---AITRAcT.
furn 3-rm.. tile bath apt: entire 2nd floor
detached home; everything new; large
closets FTigidaire. lawn. Garage; entirely
private: $50. Hillside 03S7-J.
III c ST. NE. NEAR SENATE OFFICE
Newly converted into clean. 2-rm.
kit apis: S:}5 mo. up. Columbia 3s2:|.
BEAUTIFUL TILDEN GARDENS - SPA
cioUs, comfortable furnished apt. immedi-
ately available comprises living room, two
bedrooms paths. Solarium. dining room and
kitchen. Open for inspection. ADJ. 304,
3Ol6 Tilden S. NV. EN-. 0030.
ATTRACTIVE APTS., HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhood some furnished Car available on
appt MRS GREEN Shepherd 5l2S.
21Ol CORTLAND PL. NV. = , RMS.
kitchen and bath, we'll furnished. $50. ?
rms, kitchen and bath. newly decorated,
So 50. Conveniently located Near shop
ping district Apply mgr. Apt. l.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
APARTMENTS UNFURklsHED.

FOR REFINED COLORED.
LOGAN CIRCLE NV.
Two large rooms, kitchen and bath;
refrigerator; $40 30.
HARRY JUSTINE,
$40 18th St. NV. MA. 2S44
COLORED-OPENED SUN
1864 B St n.e.-New, modern bldg; ,
rms, kit, dinette, tiled bath with shower;
elec. yrefg. in each apt; rent, S43.50; heat
and hot water frIrn. =
pvt. hath Arcola heat; rent. S32 so and
S33 so each.
F NJ AIKEN, INC,
500 H ST. NV. MA. 1856