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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Annual Meet
For Churches
Reflect Mucoskey
As Council Head

With an attendance Of 1876 per
sons representing 30 mem b e r
churches. the annual meeting of
the Tacoma Council Of Churches
was held at the First Baptist
church Tuesday evening.
Principal speaker was the Rev.
Harold Jensen. pastor Of the First
Baptist church Of Seattle. He
brought a challenging message for
church cooperation and personal
dedication.
Greetings from the Washington
State Council of Churches were
brought by Miss Gertrude APPEL.
executive secretary, of Seattle.
Makes Yearly Report
The Rev. W. o. Mscoskey, presi-
dent Of the Tacoma council. report
ed briefly on the years work.
Among other activities he spoke
Of the week of special religious
meetings under the Rev. c. Oscar
johnson. of st. Louis, Mo. a for
mer popular Tacoma pastor: the
Sunday morning radio program.
Church of the Air" under the
direction Of the Rev. ]. J. Pruitt:
and plans now underway for a
survey of church needs in Tacoma
to be made in March by Or. II.
Paul Douglass. of Chicago.
Notice was given of proposed
amendments of the constitution to
provide for more frequent meet
ings of the council. The amend
ments have been approved by the
executive committee and will be
voted upon at the next meeting
of the council.
Reflect Macoskey
The Rev. w. o. Macoskey was
reelected president; the Rev. j.
George Cunningham. vice presi-
dent. succeeding c. J. Shaw; Mrs.
Bruce Nelson, second vice presi-
dent, succeeding Mrs. Til o m s
Swayze; Miss Ella Bennett, secre-
tary, reelected; c. J. Shaw, treas
urer. succeeding Richard WATSON.
The council is composed of four
representatives from each church,
including the pastor. the church
school superintendent and two lay
members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

Unfortunate a. the situation ~
and gloomy as the prospects may
be at the moment. the phase OF
war that has struck Tacoma
hardest can BE- remedied.
The great demand for shipping
doomed out of proportion BY the
needs of warrior the entire north
west is being funneled through
Seattle.
Seattle Efficiency Strained
Wharf. warehouse and man.
power facilities there are being
strained beyond efficient capacity.
Instead of ships loading and dis
charging Tacoma eargoes here.
such cargoes are frequently
handled several times by trucks
and railroads for interurhan seq
vice.
Commercial enterprises depend
ent upon transportation facilities
are increasingly reluctant to in
clude Tacoma in their business
affairs (either as customer or
producer) except as second and
desperate choice with regard 10
Seattle.
Blame for the lack of
parity between Tacoma and
Seattle appears to he upon
~o.-ox.rxaufaI raA fonA
The army. navy and the mari
time commission are indisputably
running the nations vital shipping
operations. The first two have
their transportation headquarters
there, and it is apparent that all
three lay greater value upon
simple convenience than upon
common-sense efficiency In the
war effort and coincidental justice
to this city's economies.
Have Back To Wall
Both capital and labor Of Ia
coma's Observation-Disclosures rela-
tons, incidentally, have a re-
markedly good record-have their
backs to the wall. They have COM
bined their talents and energies
to fight off the red tape that
threatens to strangle them COM
pletely.
Their welfare and struggle for
existence is of prime interest and
Importance to the community as
a whole.
Alone. they so far have met
with defeat.
You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Defense Bonds,
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recently visited his mother. Mrs.
Alberta Berven of Occur d'Alene,
Idaho.
Harold Groom. 80 of 1881 Ea.
Spokane ave, was treated Wednes-
day morning at Tacoma General
hospital for broken toe on his
right foot. Groom dropped steel
plate on his foot while working
at Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding
Corp. plant. He was released TO
his home after treatment.
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Aseus MORE Main Street sAeE os On

in his keys Tuesday evening as
clerk in Superior Judge f. NJ
Cards court and reported for
work Wednesday morning at the
shipyards. He'll begin as a ship
filters helper. A successor to him
at the courthouse has not yet
been named.
Joseph W. Buckingham. former
Tacoman for several years plant
manager for the Sawtooth COM
pany in Boise. renewed old &C
quaintances here Tuesday and
Wednesday in the course of a
business visit to Sound cities.
Mrs. Robert o. Wheeler and
son. Bobby Joe, of 1886 So. Puget
Sound ave. have gone to Rock
Springs, Wyo.. to visit there with
friends and relatives.
Dick Hagen, former Tacoma
Times employe who enlisted in the
U. s. navy last May. is back home
on a few days leave. He is sta
toned at the naval hospital in San
Diego.
Cpl George Palfreyman, who
took his Is weeks of basic mill
tary training at Fort Lewis and
then was sent to Alaska, is now
attending officers school at Fort
Knox, Ky.
T. A. Tiny" Thronson. Pacific
coast secretary for AFL long
shoremen, was confined to his
home Tuesday with a case of flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. George kinssies.
ar, of Tokeland recently visited at
the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
kinssies. s001 So. Tacoma way.
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Boil,
Route 3, Tacoma. Eric klnssies is
the son Of the Tokeiand visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Silva and
family. 1920 Alaska st. recently
attended a reception in Aberdeen
honoring Miss Adeline Znber. who
will be married in Seattle on Feb
ruary IA.
Perry ~Dsnty" Moore. veteran
mariner and manager of shipping
for the Foss Co. committed a
serious professional faux pas when
he got his foot tangled in a rope
during the launching of a new
ship at the sTsC shipyards on Jan.
is. But II wasn't until several
days later that he discovered bones
had been broken. He's wearing
crutches now.
Mr.. and Mr.. Mitchell setka.
450s No. 3sth st. recently attend
ed the Batinovich-Meigs wedding
in Aberdeen.
Little Robert Alexson. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Enoch Alexson. was re-
covering rapidly today from an un-
fortunate accident Monday when
in the absence Of his mother he
caught his arm in the wringer Of
q washing machine. Fortunately,
no bones were broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Waller
and sons Of spanswsy recently
visited Mrs. Mabel Primer at her
home IN Mstlock.
Applications for marriage Ii
csnses were made recently IN FL
lensburg by William W. Walters,
Tacoma. and lydia NJ. Fay. Eas-
ton: John W. Reagan, Ellensburg.
and Anna May French, Tacoma
A marriage license application
was made recently in Spokane by
Preass Moniot. Spokane. and Thor
dis rhorsen. Tacoma.
Word has been received in Ia
come Of the promotion Of Bruce
Cheex~r from lieutenant TO cap
tain In the U. e. marine corps.
Capt. Cheever. formerly q the
University Of Washington, mar
ried a Tacoma girl. Helen Howe.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Howe. in July. 1910. and is now
stationed somewhere in the Pa
cifie-
Bih Bervcn, EnipyaTds worker,
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Michael Moroney PASSES

Michael c. Msroney. 7s-year-old
retired Northern Pacific railway
engineer. died Wednesday morn
ing at his home. SOS I'd ave, N.
W.. after short illness. He
came to Puyallup from Fargo. ~.
D.. in 1896. two years after his
retirement from the railroad. for
which he began working In 1888.
Moroney was q member Of All
Saints Catholic church. Knights
Of Columbus. Brotherhood Of Lo-
connective Engineers and the A. o.
U. w. lodge. He leaves his wife.
Eleanor f.: three soma. George in
Tacoma, Frank of Puyallup and
William Of San Francisco; a SON.
in-law, DIR. e. r. Lyman. of Puy-
aliup; two grandsons: a brother.
William. and two sisters. the
Misses Elizabeth and Sarah Mo-
roney. all Of Niagara Falls. N. Y.
Services will be arranged by
Wrigiey 4 Clements.
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Applications for marriage Ii
csnses were made recently in FL
lensburg by William W. Walters,
Tacoma. and lydia NJ. Fay, Ess-
ton: John W. Reagan. Ellensburg.
and Anna May French, Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Waller
and sons Of Spanswsy recently
visited Mrs. Mabel Primer at her
home IN Matlock.
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A marriage license application
was made recently in Spokane by
Preass Moniot. Spokane. and Thor
dis Thorsen. Tacoma.
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Puyanup's Sl.o43,l35
Sewer Job to Be Deferred
Seen On Possible Federul Works
Project When Wor Is Ended

PUYALLUP - Puyallup's sewer
project for which a survey has
just been completed by Parker and
HIN. an engineering concern OF
seattle. was discussed by city Off
eiais At the Chamber Of Commerce
luncheon Tuesday noon. Opinion
was that nothing can be done dur
ing the emergency.
Councilman William wlsehe-
mann, chairman Of the sewer COM
mittee Of the council. said that
The survey called for an expendi-
hars Of S1,ol3.135 for q system
= sanitation and storm sewers.
These figures. he stated. would
mean. without operating costs. an
assessment of $3.50 per month
for each connection and with the
costs Of operation might run the
figure UP TO around $50 per year
for each connection. Against
building q the system now. the
councilman explained. are war.
lack Of material and high wages.
He believes. however. that at the
eloss Of hostiiities federal projects
viii have to Be started and that
the city may then get assistance
and. he added. city fund.- are
needed for defense"
City Engineer Gordon Fox told
The group that the survey pro-
vided for q population Of from
10000 to 1900 and the system
recommended would not be over
crowded with $4,000 people. also
taking care Of the canneries and
the Western Washington fair. The
plans. therefore. viii be Just AZ
disable 10 years from now. In
the meantime plans for taking
care Of cannery waste can be
worked out with the state depart
ment Of health. Mayor William p.
Loughlin declared he will not con-
sent to any such expenditure OF
funds at this stage Of events"
and mentioned several ways to i'm
prove drainage conditions. The
sewer committee Of the council
will continue TO work on the
project with the assistance Of Fox,
the mayor said.
Red Gross Room Open
The Red Cross cutting room at
the Methodist church will be open
three days this week with the
women of the Presbyterian church |
In charge Wednesday. The Ameri-
can Legion auxiliary has Thursday |
and the Puyallup Women's club
Friday. II Ia announced that to
date no yarn for knitting has been
delivered. Those having remnants
Of yarn and used wool or cotton
blankets are requested to bring
them to the cutting room.
With proceed: going to the
civilian defense first aid station
1t the Elks temple, Winona coun-
eli No. Is. Degree Of Pocahontas. |
u staging q card party at Red
mems hall Saturday evening at
. o'clock. Bridge. 500 and pinochle
win be played. Mrs William
Wischemann and Mrs. Cyril Law
WIN Be In charge Of cards and
Mrs.. Elizabeth Herren, Mrs. Ed
Ridge and Mrs. Florence Daniels.
the dining room.
Monday evening. Feb. .. has
been selected for the annual
~Americanisn" orstorical contest
sponsored by the American Legion
auxiliary and open TO students OF
Puyallup high school. Harry Star
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bird Of the school faculty viii be
In charge Of the students and Mrs.
]. C. Reynolds is chairman of the
auxiliary committee, assisted by
Mrs. Earl Poe and Miss Eleanor
Arneson. The contest will be held
in Odd Fellows han AZ 8 o'clock
and the public Is invited.
Installation Friday
Open installation of the recently
elected officers of Rhododendron
court. Order Of Amaranth, headed
by Mrs. Hazel orhner, royal ma
tron. and Peter Jochimsen. royal
patron. win be held at Masonic
hall Friday evening. Outgoing
heads Of the court are Mrs. J. c.
Reynolds and Robert Heston.
Dads night will be observed at
the meeting Of Woodland PIT. A.
Thursday at s p. m. at the school.
Juvenile Delinquency" will be the
subject for the evening and music
will be by students Of Puyallup
high school.
Monday evening at T:30 there
will be instruction In first aid at
Woodland school TO which the pub
lie In invited.
os.erv. ..ss Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jensen.
observing their 2Ith wedding an
niversary at their home at Nc
Millin Saturday evening. had as
their guest five other couples Of
Alderton and McMillin who also
are celebrating their oath an
niversarics within the year.
Guests served themselves from
the dining table and gathered |
around the fireplace for the meal. |
In the evening games were played.
Besides the host and hostess the
other couples married ~ years
were Mr.. and Mrs. Otto REESE,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Walkoff. |
Mr.. and Mrs. william Angelina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Angeline and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Custer. Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Spooner were
also guests. Otto REESE In a
brother OF Mrs. spooner a sister
OF Mrs. Jensen.
Mrs. John Reynolds. royal ma
iron, and Robert Heston. royal
patron, Rhododendron court No. q,
Order of Amaranth. OF Puyallup
officers serving with
them during 1871 at recent din
ner at Masonic hall. Decorations
FOR the long table were pine
cones. greenery and fsvors Of
in green. Games
were the entertainment following
the dinner.
Guests were Mrs. Robert Hes
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jochim-
SCH, Hft. IiaLtt OfnItts 0Hhaih
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. K. Lewis.
Mrs, Jess Owens. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Mr. and Mrs. Oral sloat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King. Miss
Grace Tunnard. Miss Isabel Tun-
nard. Mrs. Marie Himler. Mrs.
Mabel Betchart, Mrs. William
sharp. Mrs Bessie Smith, Mrs.
Maude Fisher. Mrs Margaret
Mrs Robert Mitchell and
Mrs. Eva Amey.i Assisting in the
lining room were Miss Eleanor
Reynolds and Miss Shirley Glenn
.nts.
=
Michael Moroney PASSES
Michael C. Msroney. 7s-year-old
retired Northern Pacific railway
!. n oltpaa dtaa "Wednesday r,orp.
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Hin Berven. saipysrds worker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Setka.
450s No. 3sth st. recently attend
ed the Batinovich-Meigs wedding
In Aberdeen.
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Little Robert Alexson. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Enoch Alexson. WAS re-
covering rapidly today from an un-
fortunate accident Monday when
in the absence Of his mother he
caught his arm in the wringer Of
q washing machine. Fortunately,
no bones were broken.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

Perry "Dsnty" Moore, veteran
mariner and manager of shipping
for the Foss Co. committed a
serious professional faux pas when
he got his foot tangled in a rope
during the launching of a new
ship at the sTSc shipyards on Jan.
Is. But II wasn't until several
days later that he discovered bones
had been broken. He's wearing
crutches now.
Evening star., 1942-03-21
HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.
(Continued.)
1908 BRADLEY BLVI

BRADLEY WOODS. BrTHEsDA. MD.
restricted subdivision; paneled library.
Rs,ic R.at sY hfst sa 90 Key at 1900 Bradley blvd
81. SAUL Co,
995 18th st. NV National 21OO.
$125 Mo-sILvER SPRING. MD.
Close-in estate Of rms on ! acre
wooded tract. on school bus line and close
sos ReBERT o1YLoR. REALroR
1885 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 2145.
ons.year,old tons.y 6-room: ,,,S 2-bath home;
fireplace. stove and refrigerator, $I2O per
5000 Wise. Ave WI 8649.
CAPITOL HILL.
Lovely semi detached home on East
en.hs 4s
floor laVatory elevator. fireplace In several
rooms. full-size basement with laundry
rage. attractive grounds; trolley transpor-
tation to every part of city at door, only
10 minutes from downtown: not available
~ iNLisEi LfNkfNs s'e5. Co. j Dupont Circle.
1922 HARRISON ST. NV.
Detached bungalow type. bedrms.
ba !st floor. > bedrms.. bath 2nd floor.
oil burner. built-n garage; new-house
conoition' suitable Ior service mhn. oloo
GOSS REALTY CO..
National 1353 1895 Eye ST. NV.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
ARMY OFFICER DESIRES MODERN UN-
furnished house. convenient to Anacostia
High School. TR. $500.
BY APRIL ]. UNPUBLISHED HOUSE.
yard. ami: near transp:. approx $40.
MRS. CONNER. Dupont 1855. after p m.
WANTED 5 OR . ROOM HOUSE OR BUN
ealow. unfurnished, in nearby Maryland or
Virginia; not over $50 per mo-; mr. trsnsp.
Call MR. GEO RAD. Franklin 2l54
NW-HOUSE OR APT, 3 OR BED
rms: private party. PAZOS, Decatur
$500. Hotel Roosevelt
UNFURN.: MODERN. DETACHED. 3 OR
bedrooms , baths. maids quarters IN
NV section. Late April occupancy. Sl26
l13-R, Star.
COUPLE. 2 CHILDREN. DESIRE 2-BED-
room house or apt, In D. c. or nearby
Md; very reasonable. Box l29-R, Star.
NFURNISHED-UNDER 500 RENTAL:
bedrooms, , baths inclosed play space
for . small children: near public trans
portation. Phone Sligo 1912. 80
sIX-RoOM HOUSE. 3 BEDROOMS; NEAR
by Virginia or Maryland: near elementary
school bus Call RE 1880. Ext. a42: after
business hours. MI. $500. Apt. 3l1. FL
BY FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS. FURNISHED
house, Northwest district; references. EN-,
Sl4@ ~
SILVER SPRING. KENs1NGToN AREA; I
or 3 room det: Govt. employe and wife.
no children. References Oliver 1857. .2'
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HOUSES UNEURNISHED.

CHARMING 3-BEDROOM, 2-BATH CHEVY
Chase home, block from country club and
transportation. HO 1855. Ext. AL.
1871 WEBSTER ST. NE-NEW DETACH-
ed brick. rooms. baths recreation room.
oil burner. summer-winter hookup; Tyr.
lease. District 1859. 22'
4535 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE
rooms, baths. sleeping porch elec. refg,
auto heat, garage; restricted area; cony.
transp.. store. school churches: $50. 22'
DETACHED HOME. ROOMS. BATH. on
heat; immediate poss.: convenient to stores
and Conn. ave. bus: adults. WI. Ass. 22'
CORNER: ROOMS. SEMI-DETACHED:
pa baths, rec. room. garage, oil heat At
Kansas and LongfellOw NV. ia. 5301.
CHEVY CHASE-NEW COLONIAL BRICK
1905 Livingston st. NV. u rms. bath and
recreation rm.: rent, Sl35. Open Sat.
and Sun. WO. 1863 or MI 400 Monday.
DETACHED CENTER HALL. 3-BEDROOM
2-bath home, Chevy Chase. Md; . years
old Large living room with fireplace.
knotty pine den, screened porch. maids rm.
A. " PISANI WI. 5115.
FOXHAIL-UNExPRE PORTION OF
lease, / mo-; 3 bedrms., l bath. 4437
Volta pl. Call MA. 1040 or cH. 923s.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LARGE FRONT ROOM. suitable 2 sentle-
streetcar; fine home-cooked meals. Du-
pont 1882.
1411 KENNEDY ST N.W-Nicely fur
nished single double room. semi-private
bath: private family: excellent board. Il
MT. PLEAsANT-Finest, acccmmoda tions'
food, phone. 1901 Hobart st. NV. AID.
1881. Adams 1851.
4S.S 10th ST. N.W.-Twin bedroom with
board excellent meals: bus al corner
garage: avail. LIST: men only. ia. :i',;io
ARLINGTON. nr. Army and Navy Bldgs.-
Sgle. and dble. run. water; blk: tranSp;:
balanced meals: gentiles. Glebe 3!Ss.
OPPORTUNITY for = persons to oc;
share new home and expenses with EN-
ployed widow; excellent cook and maid.
1896 Whittier st. NV.
REAL HOME in adult. gentle family. for
young employed couple or , young ladies;
best of everything. WO. 1904.
1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W-Space
for girl in double room. twin closets: {"
meals $40 Space for girl snsas triple room roc
gentleman with 3 other boys, large room.
5 windows, private bath. $40.
BRIAR INN. 1527 EYE ST. Nw.-Just
recently opened. Newly furnished and
decorated. Switchboard service. Limited
DUPONT CLUB. 1928 18th st. NV
Triple, double room, ladies or gentlemen;
S31 .5O-S40 Meals Dupont 9349.
DOWNTOWN-l32O 18th St. n.w-Nice
rooms and home-cooked meals; S35 up.
| VACANCIES AT 1908 WEBSTER nice
single 8 windows overlooking nice garden.
| zone nice triple room. front. adjoining
| bath. ready for occupancy, suitable for 3
| grls) $40 per month Best residential
section Of the city. Call Randolph $3.50.
23s
| 3O33 CLINTON ST. N.E-Gentleman. to
share with another. $40: young lady to
share room with 2 others; x35. unlim
phone. DU. 1923.
3IO3 10Th ST. NW-l clean room IN
good Jewish family: excellent meals; near
bus. CO. 596S.
1920 18th ST. NW.-Attractive vacancy
624 RK. CIR. CHI. RID. NW:-Vacancy for
| young GENTLE man; bountiful meals; lse
| front rm.; $40 wk. ia. 2437.
sa1 GRARD ST. N.E.-Sinsle front room:
| good meals: convenient transportation.
Vlor fY,vthay inform tim call MI SkS6
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(Continued)
1912 18th ST. NV.
Room With running water, new furni-
ture. for 3 or 4 girls.
22O9 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
Doubles. New furniture. Fine meals.
THE TUDOR CLUB,
1775 N ST. NV.
Has openings for two men and two ladies.
Excellent meals.
COLONY HOUSE,
Club for business women: living rm. recre-
alton rm :, tennis courts. laundry and sew
ing privileges. Woodley 25l0.
COUNTRY BOARD.
RETIRED MEN or children over to board
on Virginia farm. Good food Excellent
care. easonable rates. Box BIT. Star. 22s
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
LIVING ROOM. KTTcHENEITE; BED
room. bath; very convenient location;
suitable employed couple; S63 mo. Box
l22-T. Star.
5slt sHERRIER PL. N,WM,dENTLEMAlsN An
Call after u pm.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 100 FORESTER
St.-Liv. rm. din. rm.. kitchen. l bedrm.
twin beds): newly furn Couple only. 22'
ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH, SEP; EN-: aS:
suit"ble srins for aess5rs coupe $3.50 eS Nj Nj aa4
DOWNTOWN, 17lo M N,W,-,LARGEE
Govt girls. So2 80 mo. each. Apt. .. "3'
DOWNTOWN. I143 18th NW-7sTUDIo
Govt. girls, S?5 per mo. each. 80
. ROOMS. KITCHEN PRIVATE BATH.
oil heat: elec. and gas included. Adults
only. Phone Hyattsville 96l2.
s. SOC TAYLOR , ST. nwn4 ;sa, ROOMS oS AND AND
6 pm. Saturday; any time Sunday.
lease lease nicely inrn. apt. for r couple; modern
bHiidinr large Living ,aih rm nedrm rndrsn sT
or pets. Sl10 per month.
a3l7 HOLMEAD PL. NV. l BLOCK OF
TivoH Theater: basement apt, living room
bedTm kit PRIV bah ball sasb prlv 1sqt. srs
bedrm. and kit. suitable 2 girls.
GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT WITH :.
others, RE. 2ols. 1923 18th st. NV
ALEXANDRIA; & W. ,a;.bsA Rms; .K KITCHEN TcmE1s
500 Sat. afternoon or all day Sunday.
6ls 18th ST NE-ENTIRE End FLOOR,
large rooms. Frigidaire. semi-bath.
Adults only. S;is mo. Utilities.
2!505 18th ST. NV. APT. POI! BED
rooms, living room ana Kitchen, all Ucdu-
tifully furnished Will rent for $40. Call
at apartment from 2-5 Sunday afternoon
WANTED SETTLED WOMAN TO SHARE
apt downtown with another. Reasonable
NE. 4103 after pm
WILL SHARE ATTRACTIVE MODERN
apt with refined gentle girl about 30.
Conv NV section Maid service and
unllm phone $40 mo- HO 1908.
GIRL TO SHARE NICELY FURNISHED
apt. 2jl5 K ST. NV. Apt. 401. Call
Sunday.
/ RM.. KITCHENETTE, DINETTE. BATH
and dressing rm.: light and gas: 500.
Hobart 5Sb. 252T Que ST. NV.
WILL SHARE. STUDIO APT.
with another, SO; blocks from state
Department. Box l@,-R. Star
2 ROOMS. KIT. AND BATH: DOWNTOWN
location, near 18th st. NV. For par
ticularS phone Republic 1927. ~:
Evening star., 1942-03-21
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
Continued.

TAKoMA PARK. MD-Desirable furn.
front rm. adj. bath, private home; bus
stop at door. Phone Sligo 2013
ALEX, VA. 3517 Wilson ave, Lynnhaven
Gentle gentleman, nice room in new
home, new furniture. TIE 1897. 90
. ROOMS. one with double bed, the other
single: all new furniture in new home;
quiet person preferred no other roomers.
TIE 2Sl0. 22'
NICELY FURN. ROOM. twin beds inner
spring mattresses. unlim. phone: block
from bus Chestnut 2464
ALEXANDRIA SUBURBS expos, adj.
bath; dble. bed empl. couple. ideal for
summer ,. mi. to bus. Alex. 3025.
35Il UPSHUR ST, Brentwood, Md
Clean. bright rm., double bed. couple or
two gentlemen: Sl5 each. WA. Abb.
ARLINGTON. VA.-Master bedroom. pr-
vate bath. new home. unlim. phone; close
to > DC bus lines. CHI. 1887.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN RIM, double bed;
for . empl. girls; l0c bus, conv. new War
and Navy Bldgs.; unlim. phone. Tenn
pie 444O.
FRONT DBLE. ROOM. private home. new
furniture: suitable for 2; unlim. phone.
Glebe 226T
ARLINGTON, VA-Close in, conv., every
thing; 3 delightful sleeping rooms, private
bath: large front porch. CHI. 591S.