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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

aENTLEMEN-oPFIcERs, ATTENTION.
Bedroom and sitting rn1. suites with lava-
tory: club recreation rm.. buffers pantry.
room service: 10c bus. Oxford 1889. Cluo
Glebe. reasonable place to live and en-
tertsin your friends with desired privacy:
4s4e RUGBY AVE, Bethesda--Nicely fur
nished room, suitable for or 2 gentlemen
adjacent to bath; close to Naval Center
Please call Wisconsin 1000. Ext. 129, daily,
except Sunday. and ask for Mr.. McEleney.
OR GIRLS, comfortable double room
with private bath, new furniture; on bus
line, in Arl. Call Glebe 9159.
ARLINGTON. 20IO N. Nelson St sin
gle bedrooms, adj bath; 20. minutes to
city and bus fare: available Septem-
ber !: gentlemen.
ARLINGTON-Two girls, twin beds large
front room, new home: DC bus to Navy and
Pentagon Bldgs. OK. 1879.
2 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED double rms.
semi-priyate bath, moderately priced, in
private home, 80 min. from downtown,
transportation at door. Warfeld s436. :
ARLINGTON-Larse room, next to bath;
private home. mr.. new Navy-War Bldgs.
10c bus; refs: gentleman. jackson 1730-J.
NICELY FURN. ROOMS with private
bath, $40 month each; good modern home
IN Arlington. Chestnut 264l for appoint
Hent
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOUSkS FURNISHED.
33e CRITTENDEN ST. N.W-s BED
rooms. recreation room and maids room,
completely furnished. Government execu-
tive preferred. 5000 month. GE. s71s.
POTOMAC, MD. .16 MILES FROM D. c.
bedrms., baths. inclosed sleeping
porch. 2 servants rooms fireplace. stable,
hower garden, concrete badminton court
elec. kitchen, automatic oil heat; $3.50
per month. Call WI. $3.50.
POTOMAC. MD, 10 MILES FROM D. c.
2 bedrms., 2 baths. concrete badminton
Sorrt, fireplace; $S5 Der month. Call
SIX ROOMS, GOOD NEldHBORHOOD;
immediate possession. 1893 =. Capitol st.
1880 N. 18th ST., ARL., vA-NTWLY
finished and furnished; $3.50 mo. Open
Sat. and Sun. afternoons. NE. 24s6.
WASH. 0ROVE-MoDERN; ROOMS. 8
bedrooms; auto. hest; basement; garage:
fruit; large lawn. Phi. Gaithersburg 5b-R.
. e.
SEMI MoDRN, 2 BEDNMe..
sas hsat, E. transportaticn. Sb7 80 mo,
cash. Avail. oct. lst. Emerson 7sl5.
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HOUSES WANTED.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

nOUSeS FOX SALE.
$3.50 DOWN AND MOVE IN-FoUR ROOMS
nsE Md h0uss vi dfsoss 1855 workers only
PossEssIoN SOON, sl97 OLIVER ST.
rooms. bath. To be reconditionsd. ss.sbo,
''a ass aShposn es nGt 14 s1'fEgs sys
st. NV. DI. $3.50. Once hours am.
sss;sSsomaNEAh sstS.ea. A. NEW NAVAL. HosPITAI.
Iooms, sunroom, sssha: bssaRi.st % nooE ts5ss opsn
fireplace, M fun basement, coal h.-w. ht,;
through Bethesda. risht few blocks past
Ss 1sAaFHggs Nsonsi ss sasi'1as 14ss E. REALTY AS
1925 FRANKLIN ST. N,E-s ROOMS, 3
ssssthhs; hoc. Laundry room dssashed large lot;
baths, garage. convenient location; $4,000:
RoeE cresf csusss e sssesn 4d EM
4as H2s. 5Isa NED :smdssssss Sos::
recreation rm.. oil burner. air-conditioner;
serms to 5pssi sch9o 5s ss9sss sss
hii4 IT. CHIcAao ST; s.E:.acoNDITToN
.,9hsns .I.1a $500 t seo P9rchss asS many
ments; ; Ss ysssnt G open aI no No. 4ei' si7sa pay
NEAR 5th AND BUCHANAN SITS. NV
row brick. rms. bath, recreation room.
SsrsSS isasssas onlg sHl9dsS a.
BY OWNER, MODERN 5-RpoM sUNoK-
na 1S sseass srs. G fA 4sas mr.
Ss,250-.NEAR PINEY BRANCH RID. AND
beautiful doors; newly deeorased; Hs Z Com: CON.
neat, Coal; near sshoeIs' sessessles. sesssss.
cAr IL Rspsi iNc todsy ss.lons ss Iass IEaEAly Asso
gsas TsRER IN s YR oLD y SEg S,5g
svs usual de:ign, d:s 9 gell.Iishtsd rooms, tiled
bus bus n .o of oSh short block; Houses IKE this
+. F: RIPLEY. sH. 1859; IL mo no answer snssss;
ross1ESssIoN 1Ssn sooN; a52lo PATTKKsoN
and SssS p % Ss rssonditionedr. rs's s15soos. ESQ.,
'ia;s tfasss s. sssoK SSasD9s Sss. ssar. * 4:
sso8 lsth, ST, N.E-ALL-sToNEH HOME.
TT. tiled b. screened porch. sarase.
.iss:! I'd :ssss: !: si i.
CAPE COD TYPE BUNGALOW. S ROOMS.
sss bath a.pss Rsssrq "a sss5s .s 0a a as;
ss: g sss' o si:a1s ssns.d df'n;sEs!Sls SS
least S2,400,00 cash required 451a 32nd
ST.. Mt. Rainier Md. Call WA 364s OF
WA. 1891 Tor appointment. Owner trans
COLONIAL BUNGALOW, S5,450; he'd.
rooms, LIVING room, fireplace, large Kitchen Z
oath and hall, porch, garage; lot 100x30O;
coal furnished. Must have suhstsntiai
down payment. To house, auto route 8.
Clinton. Md. turn left / IA miles down
road to mouse. Phone Clinton 5sI-W-4. so
SILVER SPRING, 9127. FLOWER AVE-
1880, $1,000 down, rooms, gas heat
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HISTORIC OLD BRICK
MANSION ON 2 ACRES

MANO4ON Yin ACRE6.
Ten minutes Washington (bus). Orig
work and mantel Appropriately and beau
tnidully nduIy furnished; a'd Many nreplaces; list
70 rear Of house with view of garden.
Drawing room in each side. Step down
dining room. crystal chandelier. supper
room; modern, fully equipped Kitchen. End
noor-6 master bedrooms, 8 baths, 3 stor-
aRe or servants room. Ord noor-3 other
bedrooms and bath. Full basement, h. " IA
jcoaD' 2-car Earage, Garden and sround,
] PIX long hy " blk. wide, brick terraces
!desl Tor entertaining. Some redecor alton
$1,000 mo-. Years lease shown after
IL noon today BY appointment
ROMYE LAMBORN.
600s Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
Gnesln0l 42l3: Glebe 3711.
Silver Spring, Md.-$135.
507 Ellsworth dr-Perfectly charmina
5-rm. corner detached Cape Cod Colonial
on lot 100x135 with large cellar and
ample 2nd-story space. Lovely nreplace
asssened i,ss. sar.s ssraEe sas heat. side porch
inspection 1sa" call Mr.. Boucher, Shepherd
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos N. Capitol. Realtor. MA. 673o,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
THREE OR FOUR BEDROOM UNFUR-
nished modern house for WPB oficial, Nv
section; rent, $3.50. Phone Sun EN-. 771a
or write Room 6412, Social Security
Building.
GOVT ncONoAn0r WmHW 70 RINT B
Box 379-B, Star
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TAKOMA PARK-LIvING ROOM. BED
room, Kitchen: employed couple preferred
S4250. Call Sligo 1857.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT; EXCEL
lent location, In conservative. well-man-
ased apt. house: large rooms, kitchen
and bath; elevators. switchboard service
priced surprisingly low. HERMAN e.
GASCH q SONS. 1920 K st. NV. Ma. 1884.
MONTHLY COSTS ONLY $19.74.
Owner leaving city offers unusual op-
portunity, to reduce living costs Com
Portable apt. in hreproof building;
convenient to stores and Transportation
and within walking distance OF down
town. Consists of hall. liv. room. din.
room. bedroom. sunporch Cor bedrm. ),
kit. and bath; excellent condition and
many features; full equipment: quiet
neighborhood: very reasonably priced
See on. Sunday Q to g. Apt. &,
1927 Chaplin st. NV. After Mon
day call MA 1877
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ROOMS UNFURNJsHEp.
ROOMS EuRN. & uNFURN.

RANDLE HIGHLANDS. 24o9 Naylor I'd Sc
-Larse front room, next bath, kitchen;
employed middls,agsd couple or r;tn mother
hoYne: eenttles: ref
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

bedrooms, BY family OF three for Oct
Ph Phons RE 7sSs ssVsr en s,s sspTins area preferred,
BuNGALow OR SMALL HOUSE BEFoRE
ocsoDer 3cs,, s11ssi s1s excellent tenants; s4o-s5o.
SMALL HOUSE OR HALF HOUSE q BED.
r9sems .sas sun unfurn; NV pref, Rent. s65-sgo.
o294 before 10 am. or ewes,
BY TWO ADuLTs-sMAT.L HOUSE on
bunralow. nicely furnished ali eonvens
eeH' $50 $780, HsssSz sr'ss sas
3o6-Y, Star.
SILVER sPRING-6-RooMH HOUSE. MOD
sefs ssn sfsoo PSons ssansp siso os4s adults ehidsn
LAWYER IN PERM. GOVT. AGENCY
in NV. area or nearby sub. Call EN-. 3176,
4-BEDRooM HOUSE, UNFURN.. COW,
srsSie Cali pR q coaEs 5siasy wo Sads
3-nEpRooM HOUSE. UNFURN, GARAGE;
VIII buy on Seo terms not s excsssd@,ng @ sSssy sSsSsgy
ABOUT ABOUT $50 monthly. is"t tcalPf NO No. 4si4. 3.
3, BEDROOM HOUSE OR APARTMENT.
" and On S4es sf seqss Box
UNFINISHED 3-BEDRooM HOUSE, VI
einity new war Dept. Can, furnish best
references. VIII pay aecording to value
adults, gentiies; best care; NV. or Va;
reasonable rent. Box liz, Star. 8.
FURN. HOUSE FOR REsPoNsIBLH
sM ssalfs Siss ssceilent local refs; conv to trans
sUPLET OR RENT SMALL HOME. FUR
nished or unfurnished, Northwest, within 3
miles Of downtown section: up to $3.50.
rs,J,,rr rr,Ir,ySJEvv,- -----
lily, desires. nicely furn. SO rn., 2-bedrm.
mouse; pref. lawn, gar: conv. trans, Will
occupy timmed.;, rent ss0-s12s mo. very
sGspY rsSR yifh GOOD refs no. 1856. P. A
AGRICULTURAL EMPLoYE DESIRES
sman house convenient TRANSFORMATION and
stores; prefer Va: S65. sligo 1858.
BY ARMY COUPLE. AND MOTHER, 2 o.
3 bedroom furnished house. in nearby VA.
with GOOD bus transp. Call between and
IL, Adams 67a1
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE BY FAM-
si4a II Of 3 adults in NV. district. EN-.
WANTED, ATTRACTIVE SMALL, HOUSE
or Moh hS-oearo9m apt. excellent ref; adults.
HOUSE Or APT. WANTED, OR BED
ii5s SDSM s2akR sRa e. stsdi fsfs
WANTED, 3 BEDROOM FURNISHED
| Adams 0292.
WILL PAY Up TO s75 NO, FOR NICE J,
sHaw,s 3T rrsnelin 1oHm n0gss gsss Call MRS. RUTH
TRADE ASSOC. EXECUTIVE WANTS 70
rent unfurn. house or apt, to 5 rooms
FFssas'' Fsa aE' ssS 500 g SEQ can DAVIES Room
OR BEDROOM UNFURN. HOME
near transp, grade school Up to 500
per month. Responsible. permanent party
Ieelephons Mr. Enselmore, Allies Inn, ME-
Sunday and Monday.
FAMILY MOVING TO WASHINGTON
wishes or bedroom house in NV. or
nearby Md. or Virginia; S65-Ss5. Sunday
and evenings, Michigan 1904; weekdays,
Executive o1oo, Extension 1ee, MR.. HoYT.
FURNISHED, 8 OR BEDROOM AND .
bath house in NV: will pay annual rental
up to S2.400. Phone OIL. 2274.
ARMY OFFICER WANTS 2 OR 8 BED
Falls Church. $50 to $50. Oxford 36I5.
2 OR 3 BEDRM. UNFUR. HOUSE WANTED
9y r reHaeis aaa couple, NV. or Md. pref S75.
HOUSE WANTED, UNFURN.. UP 10 $50;
EN-. o1s3 "'' '''. Sec s'os'
HOUSE. OR APT, FuRN. OR UNFJRN
S-4 bedrms or more baths: within Vi
rent $500 mo CO Sooo sss nssa Ext eTs5 aos.E max
MARINE OFFICERS FAMILY OF
three wants a home now. must
have two bedrooms and servants
accommodations; NV. Washing
ton or Arlington. Chestnut 2237.
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COLORED GOVERNMENT EMPIOYE,
sightless husband. guide dog, living quar-
iinston, Ing n % nearby. IA. 4a5s JoHN Gni Gun n
NINGHAM, 504 Columbia I'd NV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18
Dope Bandit Taken 10 Mcneil Isle;
His Wife Still Held in CITY Jail

tho fsas Angeles pulsee may take
their turn with Chadwick. who Il
wanted In that city for armed rob.
berry. his hsii there IL annthsr
s2s. 900
In view ~ the several demands
on chad~iess time In accordance
with their respective prfofitlss. iaw
officials estimate that Chadwick
~ill be bslsy fer the rest Of The
century and win has. In live about
100 years 10 fulfiIl all his engage.
mrnia
Chsduish Va. delivered -
Mcneil tstsnd easiy Tuesday
b, Deputy 4. =. Mssssai Zee
karpaeh. ssd Kiusni, anlssea
sk~ es~at .. his sfirst ap-
pslstas~nt."
Msanwhlls. his wife. Mac. 70.
NAMED Tuesday In the city JAIL
her. pending federal LOCALITIES for
her Imprisonment for seven years:
she was convicted In tho Texas fed.
sral court on Two narcotics counts
~ the same time ss her husband
Prosecution OF Mrs. Chadwick In
superior court here In connection
with the Tacoma Drug 60. case.
which originally involved two bur
riary counts and ous armed rob-
berry count. ~ere dismissed Monday
for lack Of Identification.
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fnofities were beginning "a
move Tuesday on the whereabouts
of Philip d. Chadwick. ss.year-oid
kunman and general public enemy
who. along with HIS wife. has been
embroilsd here with state and fed.
eral authorities.
Chadwick WAS taken Tuesday 10
tho Mcneil island penltentiary 10
commence = i2-yesr federal prison
term.
Chadwick has been sought since
last July BY federal narcotics
agents. After receiving a i2.y.sr
sentence in the L. n. district court
In Texas. Chadwick Jumped his
$40. 900 bond and has been n fugi.
tive from justice since then.
When that federal term il com.
pleted. Chadwick faces q term OF
not more than 10 years In the state
prison at Walla walls a. q result
OF his conviction In superior court
here Monday for burglary Of the
Tacoma Drug co.
Nhea that matter L. taken
esre Of about 1868 ~ his
slate reads now ease viii
be submitted In . federal
grand jury here On another
narcotics charge. Hail On that
co,,nt has b~en set NJ $4,000.
When that charge IL sstisfiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18
Election OF Elks
Wednesday Night
Also Will Bullot
On New Members

Tacoma E1ss laage sia ballet
"Wednesday evening ~ The largest
class n candidates proposed tbs
year-sonae 50 prospective mem
hers
Officers for ths ie4s var siil
- elected With ths only contest
eenterinE On the position 81 leetur-
inr knight for which hath N. J
I.sXelle and r { Barlow have
eeen nominated.
Chairman Frank Nurtoagh Of
the entertainment eommitte. an
nouneed = special treat n The sr=
pearsnce Of Gwen and Gene .pAri.
= musical team Of exceptional
professional eiAz~. fresh from en-.
gsgemenis II leading clubs and
theaters In the east.
Gwen l. pianist and vocalist.
Gene Il violin sirtaeso ~ the
Ruhinoff order. Tacoma happens
10 have them available only be
cause Gene Is now IN the army
and stationed at Fort Lewis
Murtoueh explained.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18
Phone CompanY's
Report Received

The VAR and 4. demand. ssa
effect nrcn isisrnans nperstians
80 ne aenalnsnt kssnels u iks
annual rsreff 81 th< Pacific TEE.
rhene ssa T~lsxfsph eosnp.Hs Ter
ipst. recently lssue.s - y. y
fcsles. president. ~ha stAtezs that
The expanding pFugssm sna ae-
esisrsted tempe - national se-
sense throughout fasi made ar N
unprecedented activity ~ . MI
iitude - problems N sxsrv phase
- our roursns's Operations.
sepss- q ne annual rsp-sft ~srs
hslas distributed hsrs Tuesday IL
emrloYes q The islephons com.
psay - ~ informative sna vsla.
able tsstt<eek On The eampanys
operation. according u &. n. ca.
han. manager ~ Tacoma
IN reporting MS eampanyss opsr.
atoms. President rowisv smpha..
ized that every possible step hss
hen taken 10 anticipate. snd -
provide for. the telephone require.
msnts ~ The army and navy. -
vel - other branches Of eur ros.
eminent
fowley stated further that never
IN lts history had the company ~.
pefienced = greater demand for
telephone service nor has It's e.
rsn<len of facilities and personnel
been larger or more rapid The
number of telephone connections
reached an sllziims high. The
average number of calls per day
was i2.7es. sse an increase Of l.
los PA over last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18
Tacomas Downtown Hotels
Do Big Business Due 10 War
Every Room Rented Here on Week Ends
Condition Some In Olympic. Ssottls

bumper sfees = guests 81
TAeaauss anwniesn hassls <seFY
.e<a end .na samesasss there ~
Tea 81 e suensss - he eus.
ssae i@essnx n. = survey revealed
Tuesday.
Tseamsas hetst. are aasnx =
business sash >. thes hadn't aans
n years. fssx sens - tnem. par
iseulsFsy the ns~ss ens@ fhsy sFs
registering ssi.tims Fxxards
I@ss Saturday eefars nA1asxht.
II was learned. there ~asn1 any
more chance n fswtsns = hotel
fcem In Tseems than = I.sk
Fshests Al Seattle ana nlsmpla
holsis si.e we're sold Out. rn.snk
difficult rFeeAsm Ter = number
80 slsstess
What e~a.e~ this .ilaalles
N k.ssl~. which Ter s~ers dur
Ing he s~rre.~las ha< ssrs
empty r~osns than . haaas~a
ksu~~r
Two reasons. according IN =
eeassnsas 81 hotel m<a Taey
are
/. Proximity 81 FuTf f.<als and
Aschorf field. Thcuss nds II soi.
dlsrs hafrsekesi ~ the tea rasts
AL 4...... "a k..ss. - a. ~
They have wives. mothers. fathers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18

you get this the whole picture
vii be changed. ana for the best.
hope
Hope nv things I sent In
October reached you. n
they have not nv now the
army probably put them in
storage h, mistake.
II Is a good thing I sent them
and I wish y had sent more a.
all the rest had 10 be left and
II will be a miracle II any Of II
Is left when we so back.
Gould bring very httle-uni-
form and essentials. Did have
sense enough to bring the dia-
mond bracelet and rings. but
that Is all in that line.
Finally had 10 have my
hair cut impossible 10
buy hairpins.
In moving all records seem
to have beer lost 50 We may not
get any pay for some time.
Il got your Christmas radio
gram on Christmas dsy 1.-THE day
before she moved to Corregidor.)
Haven't had To work very
hard but most of mine will come
later, I expect. Don't Worry too
much. Things are not too bad
and | am sure Ill get back
safely.
Love to all.
"BRUNETTA."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18

ssh<r r~szfssr. snzs Frt<~<ss ~ke
same hers u - th<<n. Th<x star.
~ ssy -. anyway ~ rssan>
haizls
: srsxnssa snadItsnn - ha.zn<<-
generally. A n<xsf before. Taco
M hussl. raj Interest ~ hu<sn<<.
msn fssm eskex parts II th< I. =
my eam< h<Fx ~ business -
Ha<s = te~s sFutssei 81 thes
spend : ~ - time hsf~.
Arw~es Nssi.e. -. te~tet
NtssAv~p rsenAu~ss ue~tus
rais~ss. e~n>f ~ ~ Ise.<sn
hesri. so Ssu D1av1sna. olsm-
pas h~sel rr~p<seses. ~ axres
thai ~ h~sel stsssnes~e ~
T...sna !. s~s 30 ssurA - -
~ s~.sstke1 - ssrvt~>ss
Nsuea explained that ne VIM
fhrup ard sshsr hossls generality
had reem. ss.Ilshls Ne I'D that
tha. FAR there nd h~>n aass : fe~
Saturday ninhts ~h<n al rspsas
81 al hateis ~sss eseaps>a Ne
added that Taeosaa Aassl ns<n ~ess
dssnx al they could - mshe a11i-
tlnnsI runm - sash nInhtn.
calvert sala - believed lhe sllu-
stlan unuIa adjust stselfs thai IN
condition. due 10 the great nunher
Of r~fsens arriving hers In sIeaf
sssldssfs. Was Temporary In nature.
~ts's sst sessssus yes. any.
h~~.- calvert sni1. sWessp
astsa sti - 60 - hetp esst-
ef.tswn psss~9n Ieehtns f~s
ar~.wssseaett ~ee. Asa - upw-
Ally sss M s~sup ptnre ~
th~m n sess."
Ali hatsi msn advise these days
thai nus OF sa~nsfs can't 20 far
wrcas " they pat IN ~ sdssnss
reservation. Then th~ysii ~ sure
Ia have = raaus. far ~ hstsiss nn.
like thsstefs. thers 10 m standing
ruom unly. not even IN Tire lohnses
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18
Patrol Wagon Injury
Judgment Is Upheld

OLYMPIA - The supreme court
Tuesday upheld $500 damages
awarded George Cox for personal
injuries sustained when he was
run down by State Patrolman John
c. kirch in the town of Clayton.
Stevens county. The patrol wagon
WAS on the wrong side of the street.
The supreme court said Cox Was
not guilty Of contrihutory neg
ligence because he tried To jump
out of its way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18

The letter. one Of the FIRST 70
arrive in this country from the
fortress, Was written BY Miss Bru-
Meta knelthau. a L. s. army
nurse who moved to corrieedor
from Manila when Gen. Douglas
Macarthur decided 10 make his
last stand on Batasn peninsula and
the bay forts. Il was written Jan.
zi-after the worst eomhardment
In history which vas described in
. dispatch last week by United
Press Staff Correspondent Frank
Hewlett, who Is with Macarthur
forces.
The letter follows:
Jan. "Wednesday,
Dear Family:
Have no idea whether Won
will ever get this or when. but
there is a chance and I thought
] had better try.
Things have quieted down
lot. We don't know why
except that the Japs must
be busy elseuhs y. We are
comparatively safe here. n
NE have tn STAY too long
food NAV be q problem hut
IN far We have done very
well. or course there are
lot Of things We don't have
but II IL surprising how
many things one can get
along without.
We left the hospital the day
after Christmas-most of US
and the rest came Monday.
Some have gone across the way
and are having a harder time of
It. But things seem to be go
Ing well. OF course by the time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18
W.S.C. Classes
Elect Tacomans

All four classes AZ Washington
State college in Pullman named
Tacoma students as class officers
in recent elections held ri the
campus
Joe Werner was elected treas
urer Of the senior class. Darlene
Thurmond Was named secretary Of
the junior class. William GuStaf@on
WAS elected 10 the sophomore ex-
ecutive committee and Ruth Horr
was chosen on the freshmen execu-
tive committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18
Skogit County Asks
Form Labor Comp

MOUNT NERNoN-Berry grow
ers farmers and business men of
skagit county are trying To have
the Farm Security administration
establish a farm labor camp dur
ing the months of June. July and
August to alleviate the annual
labor shortage in strawberry, pea
and other haryests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18
LETTER FIRST TO ARRIVE In u.
Women in Corregidor
Fortress Cut Locks When
Hair Pins Become Scarce
NURSE WRITES AFTER COMMANDMENT
bs X. n. SHAlkFORD
| nitesi Pres Writer
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have had II their inability Il get hapns
IRON an army revealed TUESDAY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18

JACK Ia Rue a hard boiled heavy
N Psrsmountt @tmsr1esn Em-
pirs.3 objected 10 wearing spurs
during the filming u the Hsrry
Sherman production. lie oontsndsd
That proddinK with stes5 would
nurt his horse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18

The best fighting age for sol
diers is from 81 TO 25 years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18

Mrs. '. Bsrring-r has been
visiting her daughter. Miss Vera
Barring~r. In Milton.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

SINGER SEWING MACHINE. 1O-piece din
ing room set, dark oak; very good. cheap.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

1868 IRIS ST. N.W.-Quiet room for gem
tleman; southeast exposure, semi-private
hath GenrPia 424S.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
RE-UPHOI,S STEERING

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45: covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette; workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO..
o509 l4th ST NV. COLUMBIA 23S1
Evening star., 1942-02-01
BATHTUBS, CHEAP.
Over 100: good condition. NJ 1898.
YOU'LL TAKE EN-

IF fUU ARE IHRIF
Dining room set. 10 pcs, dark walnut,
excellent condition. reduced to sell.
Beds. brand-new, complete with mat
treSses and coil springs, specially priced at
S2450
Electric refrieerator. Norge, 5l2 cu feet
Priced this week. $40.
We have many other bargains See us
for the best buys in furniture for the en-
tire home
1886 H St NE Atlantic 4464
Evening star., 1942-02-01
FARM 8 GARDEN.

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE. 81 100
lbs; So. 900 lbs; ton. Sl250: rich gar
uen dr., 800 lbs. - 50; ton. 81 80; oe-
livered. DE. 5319 or Glenhurst Dairy.
Bethesda, Nd.
TRACTOR, Mccormick -Deering, 1920. steel
wheels, No. l shape. $500. Phone 59-R'
Rockville. Nd.
HAY. 20 tons mixed, mostly clover. Phone
59-R. Rockville, Md.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning, planting.
tranSplantlng sodding, lawns made, reno
vated; tree work, fagstone walks. w: c.
Walker, 232 Emerson st. NV. RIA. Ol19.
PRUNE AND SPRAY NOW.
Best time for fruit trees, grapevines.
shrubs and evergreens.
MEREDITH CAPPER. Fails Church 1917
FLAGSTONE, rich black soil, vell-rotted
COW manure; best quality.
FORMAN'S NURSERY.
2l6 N Glebe Rd CHI 314l.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

NOOatiAuCuo
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china, glassware,
rugs silverware. paintings; highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray, Taylor 1898.
MACHINIST TOOLS. micrometers, gauges,
calipers. indicator, space blocks, tool box,
etc FIR. 2874.
MYERS DEEP WELL PUMP, farm machin-
cry: also combine and tractor. Pierson,
Olney. Ashton 1921.
PIANO. grand or upright: viii pay cash
II bargain. NO. 1902.
PIANO. cash for grand or upright: prefer
Steinway, Knabe, Stieff and others. Must
be bargains. RA. 0491.
PIANOS bought and sold; highest prices
paid for used grands and uprights. any
condition Ratners Music Store. 736 18th
at. NV. RE. 2499.
P1ANOS-We pay cash for grands, spinets
and small uprights or take them in trade
on new refriserato-s, interchangeable
sewing machines ard washers. Republic
1890. The Piano Shop 1918 7th st. NV.
PIANO. am looking for a good grand
that can be bought at reasonable price
ment in cash. Write Box 322-S, Star.