davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-03-26
HOUSES UNfURkISHEp.

rooms 2ha baths, air conditioned, attached
Haaeisood % o''d drive; I've restricted community.
ment 10 Inspect cali BOWLING l. dARDi-
Md'!NeW MD s.rm. i. .ba tn. detached BRICK
] block to Franklin ave bus
Spring. ND; Brand-new. detached g rms,
BLUNDoN CO. sos ii St NV. Ma OLA.
brick home. 8 rms, / = baths. extra shower
e. M7 sctv vb RgATa srss sHsso
GATES. National 1893.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c:-6 ROOMS, Ia
or Nenssy nsS edason @ oN snf essh R. aoR
once hours. am. to o pm
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-NEw 5-RoOM
brick bungalow. large wooded lot Falls
Church 2642.
NEW. SIX ROOMS 2 BATHS, CLUB
room: $40 month: near Pa. ave. sc shop
ping center; gentle adults: no dogs. Box
;5 s,BEpEooM. sso M g;sTpRY RI HRIgK Ei one NEARBY
bSvEIY hs%e Chevy esa.. e eSEs
st4 rooms on FIRST floor. 4 rooms and
baths on second floor. unfinished attic,
front and rear porches. gas heat, built.ln
garage, large grounds; $3.50 L1NKINS
co. No. l Dupont Circle.
S65-TK. PK-5 RMS. B.. SLEEPING
porch. open fireplace: detached near trans.
IO5 Elm ave. Sligo 3733.
BETHESDA MD-MODERN BRICK g.
room; bedrooms. oil heat, screened porch,
garage. near schools and transportation;
SS5
NJ
6s4O Wisconsin Ave. WI. $40.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
1928 Livingston st,-Large detached cen.
rooms and baths on 2nd floor, front and
rear porches, gas heat. bullt-in garage
large grounds: $3.50.
LINKINS CO, No. l Dupont Circle.
4616 48th ST. NV.
5-room and bath bungalow with
oil heat. located in American Uni
versity Park For appointment TO
80. '25Rfis sRsssSs 8 81 I, & lucHs 60. 60. ,,.,
BETHESDA, MD.
SEVEN BRAND-NEW detached brick Co.
lonlals 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, flreplaces,
built-in garage. beautiful wooded lots COX
125 IT: within 2i2 blocks. of fast direct
9o sa g5o per mdas
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 141l.
coLoRED-4611 CLAY ST. NE
rooms. including recreation room new.
GE 374s.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NV LOCATION-6-10 RMS; WILL PUR-
chase some furn.: responsible person; for
Govt. employees. RA. 305s.
UNFURNIsHED, 81 ROOMS $40 TO $50.
North Arlington. Phone Chestnut O302.
BY APRIL g. SMALL, MODERN. FUR
ployed couple. References IA. 2ne3-W
after &
Evening star., 1942-03-26
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON, single rm, semi-private bath
pvt. family; 10 min. downtown; gentle
man. Chestnut 0122.
BED-LIVINd RM. attractively furnished,
phone; gentle gentleman; garage: conv.
bus transp.: reaS. WI. 3917.
ing room. everything furnished, suit. or
g. Phone Falls Church 1865.
ARLINGTON-3 nicely furnished double
rooms can accommodate girls: 10c bus
fare. Glebe 2139.
ARLINGTON-Comfor room, modern
i0c; 20 min. TO city; ! lines; semitic man
WITH referenceA Oxford 22O6.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
ROOMS WANTED.

NV RESIDENTIAL SECTION, Chevy
Chase preferred: young married profess
sonal couple desires large well-furnished
double room with bath. gentiles. Box
322T Star. 30
LADY. Government employe, wishes room
with private bath in Northwest section.
north of Columbia road near 18th st. or
GOVT CLERK, lady; fur. or partly fur
room; downtown; refined apt. preferred
Box 3S7-T. Star 81
REFINED GENTLE LADY. Govt worker.
wants single room available April ! NV,
close in. ia. $500 after Z.
FAIRLY LARGE ROOM NV. section. north
of Fla ave Must have gar. nearby. Perm.
Pvt. gentle family Give phone number
and full particulars. Box 46S-R, Star
LADY middle-aged, wants furn. room.
walking distance to 26th and Penna. ave.
NV
Evening star., 1942-03-26
$13,950-Chevy Chase. D.
NdoJory,ictio uopoo
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV.
S7Q5O

side porches. Hall, living room, library
with fireplace; dining room. kitchen and
bedrooms and bath on 2nd. HotoWater
heat. OIL lot 5Ox125 with huge oak trees;
2-car brick garage and room above same
with overhead door. Call Mr. Jones
with FRANK 9. PHILLIPS. 0E. 307e.
Exclusive agents
Evening star., 1942-03-26
HOUSES FURNISHED,

USOSeS pONINISnE1s
a 44o7 18th 81; N:WLlo ROOMS. 8
Gated: oil heat, garage. Q screened porches
$500 mo. BY appointment only. MA. 451a.
BEDRMs.. BATHS FIREPLACE IN
master ,bedrm.. sun parlor. den. breakfast
Tm., oil heat. lily pond; det. brick: on
lower 18th st. adj. Rock Greek PIX. 10
min. downtown: short or long lease; $3.50
mo: by appointment only. co. O203.
WILL RENT ATTRACTIVE NEW HOME 70
adults for months at reduced rate If
assured of proper care. Oliver oO2s.
GROOM DETACHED BRICK HOME AND
garage in Silver Spring, near stores and
Transportation; large fenced back yard
screened porch. flower garden; restricted
Everything furnished except linen and sill
yer: emo lease, only S120 mo. Refer
ences required. SH. $3.50.
NEBRASKA AVE. AT CONN.
Comparatively. new attached brick;
bedrooms Q baths, recreation room, ga
rage, front and rear porches: large lot;
available April 3; S16O per month
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
NESTING IN A
GROVE OF TREES.

In nearby Maryland, on q lovely. level
wide lot. dainty white-painted brick bun
galov. Living room with log fireplace din
ing room, kitchen. tiled bath with shower.
tached garage: paved street: rock wool IN
sulation: automatic heat: Venetian blinds.
screens, weather-stripped. oak floors, re-
frigeration Owner transferred. Priced
fairly at $3.50. 81 600 cash and $50
monthly amortiSed For appotntment. call
Evening star., 1942-03-26
,5OO-A MONEY-MAKER.
YATES GARDEN.

In old Alexandria. Va, there is a 6-rm :.
2-bath, garage home. about / years old.
now available II has random plank floor
ing, open, fireplace. built-in bookshelyes.
screened living porch and lovely walled
garden. Price. S9,250. Call Adams 1928
| or Emerson 301l.
EDW r. CARR.
| Reeltor Builder.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
BRICK COLONIAL,
RARNARY WOODS

4 BEDROOMS-212 BATHS.
This ID no ordinary house. but an ex.
tremely. attractive and interesting modified
Chevy Chase D. c. Includes 1st-hoor den
and lavatory, unusual cocktail lounge"
between dining room and kitchen. .recrea::
tion room with fireplace. sir-conditioned
could not be duplicated on ney-house
market today at the price Of $16.960.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411,
Evening star., 1942-03-26
10th AND CRITTENDEN N E.
$3.50 Up.

Built Before Price Rise.
detached brick homes. 3 lovely rooms q
cheerful hostess kitchen, fully equipped.
Bright. airy recreation room. fireplace.
large concrete porch. BRYANT gas heat.
TIL 8 pm. Out Mich. ave. to 18th. left 70
BLchanan and 10th st. ne.
KRAFT REALTY CO, NO. 77e6.
(Oontinued On next Pass)
Evening star., 1942-03-26
APARTMENTS UhEURhIsHEp.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

:" '"SNsS SSoONO%N'
FURNISHED APARTMENT ROOMS
kitchen. bath; private entrance; employed
couple; utilities; near bus. WA POPS.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
BENDIX

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
New 1912 models in factory crates
at lowest prevailing prices. Buy
now and save. Cash or terms.
WARD RADIO & APPLIANCES,
$685. GEORGIA AVE. SH. 2299.
Evening star., 1942-03-26

SMAIL DOWN PAYMENT.
New an-brick home in Sc, roonA
tile bath. knotty pine rec. room, auto.
81. $50. EN-. 0661.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
coal, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

NEXT YEAR you may wish you had this
hardwood. Any length, 50 q cord. W.
II. Murphy. e32 Eye st. NV. SH. 6453-W.
31s
Evening star., 1942-03-26
BOATS.

2STTg;oARP e.}I }MI2ToR1 R1. s5sd5a9T1ds 5sd9 Hight
51f 8. Fairfax st., Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.


Owner, having bought new home has
placed this spacious center-hall house on
the market at attractive pace. Con-
end sal9s otoroomS, ostnS; nrst-noor s,uoy t
matte heat, garage 1t is situated on a
nice corner lot. close TO schools and trans
portation. Owner will consider a smaller
house in trade.
FRANK 6 Phillips DI 1411
Evening star., 1942-03-26

BRICK. LUMBER. PLUMBING MATERIALS
At bargain prices. Largest stock in Wash
inston from. hundreds OF wreckins Jobs:
selection at HECHMGER's Save time and
money BY coming to any Of our 4 yards.
Foundation to Roof at Rock Bottom
Evening star., 1942-03-26
OLD BRICK Def. HOME
s. 2SQ

2-story. full basement oil hest new,
popular section Of Arlington, convenient to
schools and bus KELLEY. STEELE 6s
BRANNER. D1. 1140. Evenings, Chestnut
Evening star., 1942-03-26

BUILDING MATER1AL,-A large. stock Of
new and used building material at rock
bottom prices. all our lumber Is recondl-
toned and free OF nails. Come to our
yard for easy selection.
ACE wRECKING CO.
h6 ST 6W RE. e430.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
ssNNsSS SNesssyNNlr,tx.

WI AgScssASS sssses,sse1 ,ewrlry bust
e.teN . 7sS~si a. Anre rsrtnS Box
Evening star., 1942-03-26

New semi-detac ched brick. rooms, tiled
bath with built-in tub and shower. modern
kitchen with cabinets and electric refrigera-
tion: finished recreation room: only $3.50:
inside house. $3.50. Call MIR. ALTMAN,
FIR 1904 or Ludlow 1870
Evening star., 1942-03-26
WESTMORELAND HILLS.

I
Attractive brick, det center hall, large
| ltv. rm;, library. din. rm., kit, screened
porch. 8 bedrms., baths. G z. oil heat,
space for recr.. room. with fireplace 2-csr
garage, fenced garden: priced TO sell.
! SANDOZ. INC. No. Dupont Circle.
DU. 1894
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
NATHANIEL. NJ. sTRoPE

Nathaniel NJ. Strope. 90. of 1901
Ea. 6sth st. died Thursday at his
home. A native of Wisconsin. he
had lived in Tacoma three years.
He was a retired logger. Surviv-
ing are four daughters, Mrs. Mary
Stout of Tacoma. Mrs. Lillian
Archibald, Mrs. Evelyn Cleveland
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
Fl. Lewis Nurse
Blamed for Gear
Traffic Accident

sd ~ railae - ha<s h<<u
Responsible - . tkre>-enr ae<zd<ss
~ lsth Ard r.eifls 49,. THURSDAY.
shcat II ,. n. ps~.>A ols>r. -. .
nuFs> 81 - L~~n hc~rttal ~.s
eoavt<t~1 n pezt>s eesrt Fftss&y
en> ~ IT, drfv~rs involved. seid
drunk. JaaEe ". 4. Rsekwsna
fsned her ttse ana sosts sns s<r-
tered h~s Il srrxe - dasr n Al
walter ]. Suite. tn9 Ne : u
enc - n eafts~rs Involved. taid
nsfse<x. ~ 49, driving ncwth -
Pacific ave wh<~ .tFs.eh ~ re
seufk-eeana eaf drive. ~ Me- o..
s<n. Win go - he wrrna stts
- the street
Suite. ~hr snad rellrs to sri
.sAsrs jumped fFem ne os~H ss-
chine ard made their snars -.
fore arrival a. eff1esf.. ssld The
impact of shs eolI5.zcn whlri<s ~
car aruuna and into asctfwr auto
driver ~ Hen paungarsnsr Il 1T
No. Yakima avss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
Files Damage Suit
For Seattle Mishop

Action was instituted In Pierce
county superior court Friday By
James II. Shields Of Seattle against
George o. Brown. his son. Eobert
Brown. and Jay Moffett for In
turies allegedly sustained on July
q. 1871. AZ seth -. and Aurora
ave. north Of Seattle.
81 "a ASKED for sz0st3.s 80 N
a result IT what he claims IN
permanent injury received when
crossing Aurora ave ~ pedss-
TRAN and was struck By .
car driven by Moffett. Ths car
WAS owned by the elder Brown
and the younger Brown was In tho
car ~ the time Of tina accident.
Shields complaint states.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14

1nFne4 u<ln fH>4 - n&<1le
- peu9rty. - vnnr1vw
b.ys u>r~ n>lse - = - -
NJ Aere rss1Hv sn1rr 49, -
aps>s>
IAwr~@<e ~ pnrnr1k - g
= f1-vuor-1t1 nnrumvl1re -
$500 - w1sne>s1 - fpouzM -
saersnsn wero u11p1 - u[uX
q. d n1n1unu1 - xnpDnrA -
nr~nun1 - - - - -
nnu1hprn city
~ yussns 90 enpupo - -
nna5un four nu1sma11lp - -
sssr1vsz 60 - = o1wueerun -
- ues1onoi Y1Hs1n A1m1nor1n1@11U
hux11lne n venen~x00 -
- hn<un1 49, - ~ - fu1uu1
nrnn1 10y. - - epmunlcm -
- p<uuseu1p1 en1or guoopm -
sem1ls l9ws
nnrnssl = sr1p<u1eu1 - noeo
h>>n pnsnte1 fvsrn : mtewur1rru
s~fs<nosnvy en.ue - munuv
- espsstlno - pn1nse enp1~A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
Recreation Program
VIII End Murch rs

Tacoma schools evening recrea-
ton program. including the Lin
coin high night school. viii be
terminated for the season Thurs-
day. March rs. IL was decided at q
meeting Of the Tacoma school
board Thursday.
It was originally planned to con-
tinue the evening school program
until April 5. but attendance has
fallen steadily since Inauguration
Of daylight saving time and II was
decided to close the programs on
the earlier date, school directors
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
City Women Employees
Given 0keh on Stacks

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla
Mayor w. II. Hit Friday granted
request Of young women en-
ployes In city hall offices for per-
mission to wear Stacks to work %
that they might ride bicycles and
save automobile tires.
They can wear shorts a. far A.
I'm concerned" the mayor An
nounced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
Civilian Defense
q 90
Meetings Called

Air raid wsrdens IN precinct -
WI meet at 80 p. m. this Friday
IN the basement Of the Sierra
apartments
All women residing in precinct
80 are asked 10 meet at sp. m.
this Friday At Whitman school. So.
5eth and L sta. where = women's
civilian defense group will Be or
CANNED.
There vii be Gas and bomb In
struction for residents n precinct
IS at is<s Eas, Fairbanks st, AT
s p. m. Monday
An important meeting for air
raid wariens and fire watchers will
be held at 1:3o p. m. Sunday Al
Gault school.
Residents of precinct 30 are 10
meet at 7:3o p. m. this Friday IN
the Northeast Tacoma Improve
ment clubhouse for instruction in
combating gas and bombs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14

pa. and enc sister. Mr.. Nellie
Baker Of sedro wooli<y. warA.
Funeral services vii - bad sat.
uri.y II , n. from he 9 o.
Lynn CO. chapel. followed ~ burial
In Tacoma cemetery.
oHAal.xs ,olifrosp
MeCrrCHEo>
Christian Science services Ter
Charles Clifford Nccutcheon. 80.
Of Roy. viii BE held Saturday Al
/ .. N. from Roy Community
church. followed BY cremation
under the direction Of f1pers Nc
cutchenn died Thursday IN = lessl
hospital A native Of Kansas. ne
had lived in Roy - years Vie WAS
|. member Of Roy / q. @. p War
rem Reheksh lodge At Rev. and
Roy Grange. lie leaves twn sss-
tiers. Mrs. Msnde Lyons of Roy
and Mrs. Mary Rswiinson II Kent
Mrs. aEo.aiaSi ulnEKry
Mrs. Georgians Liberty. so
years old. died At her home. 1904
No. steele. Thursday night She
was q native Of New York STATE
and had bean q resident of Tacoma
for IL years. she came here from
Beillnxham whsre abe lived for
many years. She was n member
Of the Methodist church and o'
Holly Rebekah lodge In Beiling'
ham. She il survived by ons
daughter. Mrs. Clara Hickey West
OF Fort wouden. three sons
Charles Liberty OF Seattle. And
VIII and Aek Liberty. both O
Beliinkham. and a half brother
Fred Benjamin Of RsllinGham
GRANDCHILDREN are William Hieks,
Of Sheppard field. Texas. Mrs.
Harry Dorman Of Tacoma. Helen
Bonnie and John Hickey. al o
Tacoma, and Wilbur and Fioyt
Liberty. both Of Bellinsham. Tuel
Funeral home II sending the bod,
To Bellingham for the funsra
service.
FUNERAL SERVICES
GUY Delmar Hickok
at $50 D. m. from Piper chapel
with the Rev. o. +. Rydeil offici
atinE. Cremation viii follow.
Wallace Henry IArson-satur
day at IL a. m. from Fissell chapel
chehalis. followed by burial h
Greenwood cemetery. Chehalia
under direction of Piper.
Ranald David McDoug Ali-saf
urday al $50 a. m. from 81
Leo's church. the eortege leavinI
c. o. Lynn Co. at s:1o. Buris
will be In Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Hannah BAKER Saturda
at 8 p. m. from c. o. Lynn Cs
chapel. with the Rev. @. l. Be
gum officiating. Burial will Be
the Tacoma cemetery.
Edward r. Enthusiastically
a. m. from the Holy cros
church. the cortege leaving Buci
ley-King at $40. Burial win
Calvary cemetery. The rosar
viii be recited Friday At 7:so p. n
at Buckley-King chapel.
M~. VIVA LAChspcile--Saturda
at 1880 q. m. from Sacred Heal
church. the eortege leaving Bucl
ley-king at 10 a. m. Burial WI
be In Calvary cemetery. Pal
bearers will be John LNBian
Oliver Garrison. Tom Cline. PA
Bartholomew. Tom Hannity m
Charles Bedford. The rosary vi
be reeited Friday at . p. m.
| nurkIsv.KinN cha nel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14

aHsvmaa L. LA1Aa. 1i-ysee-e1a
Nsuru. 49, f1nsd etee ~ sneon
- spaleaeea - - 1nyn - -
asy M ~ lsdgs ". 4. N1<Amm1
rrs1ny eel>swsne NJ eravsessea -
. snarue II 1Ffv1a9 vn1ls eRsmn
81 fnil1no 10 - eftsr - -
emit Arsesaing sffte>ss - f<nnnn
MI aneener uar u - IN -
laarnss savty Friday NJ - -
prshsnde1 n iTth - ssd cussrt G
o~nsruAip ~ ths cor. avssva ~
TAnhn. y hang Investigated
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
ERE-s MORE ABOUT
Main Street

attorney. suite thar lnsa ere
meeed n>pufs Klm>r y H~a1es.
an int another moved ~. sas>
RAns.hy. aniy woman deputy. Tsst
make. re effies arrangement
mnoA mor~ compact ne~.
.. n.r,.y is.sss-A ..-..saas ssy
Scout executive. = ps~psrtnt fe
aaeerfIw Ter Bes scout uniforms
that formsr seeats have lald .sas
in mothkalls o. n The attic 81
somewhere else HaEecd ssfp
they'll - kAais nepsiea - uniform
hoy. IT. the forthcnnlnx annual
Scout elreua.
rexry Bursa. student ~ wasA-
ingtcn STATE college and daukhssf
II Mr.. sss Ms. Ne~sse ,. nares.
sses Ma Proctor. wss recently
pledged to Theta Sigma mi. wem-
ma journalism fraternity.
A marriage license ~as issued
recently Al Occur dAlens. Idaho.
10 ramp J. nalisa. -, and owss-
dciyn Merrtweashes. 10. both 81
Tacoma
,. .. ssrs.ss of ruyAllup 70
Gently visited with Ais nistss.
Mrs. oesa eehsu and Ma rrase~s
lacksen and his brother. oessBs.
Al their homes IN EIlenssurk.
Thnd Stes~n.es played hockey
/ Thursday from his many duties
around the Chamber Of commsres
long enough 10 buy . defense hand
A. . present for Mr.. showcases In
Observance 81 tho couples silver
wedding anniversary.
Ei~ess A.sers.. Of the polio.
bureau of records Thursday Be-
came IN. proud father az a ax.
pound. is-ounoe baby hey. Mothss
and child are In Tacoma General
hospital. where both are reported
doing nicely. The new Addition
and incidentally ths first. was
.a ss.~~. - AuAsrsou. Th<
namea sssss. -. - ga -
p
Mr.. l. prews Of Tacoma re
Gently visited At the home of hsi
.,a. .oa l.s.w.la.law NJ A.
brother sna s's.sl a, NJ -
"
| Mn. pesrl 0srdcs of Eima 70
gently visited NJ the home of he
sister Mr.. A. W. Goodman. co.
No. I'm st
M,.. lien. ,os..o. and ..uh-,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14

.nA NJ. n<atrse< nsldne. Al -
seattle. five kr.ndchildren. re
brother. william stFore 81 olym-
"a. and enc sister. Mr.. Selli<
Baker Of selfru weeilfy. NaEh
Funeral services vii - held sat.
ura.y II I ,. N. from II : o
Lynn CO. ehspel. followed ~ burial
IN T.eon.a cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
z Graduation
Dates Chosen
Lincoln. June 8:
Stadium. June 10

Commencement dates for sta
dun and Lincoln high school wer.
approved at a meeting OF the Ia
coma school board Thursday.
Lincoln seniors will attend their
graduation exercises on Tuesday.
June 2. and Stadium seniors the
following evening. Both exercises
again will be held in the state
ernory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
WILLIAM McGREGOR

William McGregor. so. of Jovita.
died Thursday In a local hospital.
A native of Scotland. he came to
this country SO years ago. and had
lived at Jovita a5 years. He was
a farmer. and a member Of West
ern Star lodge. No. 81. F. a A. NJ.
He leaves his wife. Christina. c. o.
Lynn Co. will announce funeral
arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14


Funeral services for Mrs Maria
LOUISE Ford Arperxon. =. q <eoI
Ne. 18th -. w1il - held Friday
Al : ,. N. a. the home. with the
Rev. Charles NentRer and ths Rev.
George Hopkins officiating. Bur-
ial viii r. in Tacoma cemetery.
under the direction ot Piper. Mrs.
Apperson died Thursday II TIE
home. She was born IN West VIZ
ginia. and came 10 Tseoms seven
months age from Huntsville. Ala
Besides her husband. abe leaves
two sons. ]. W Apper>oa Of Nah.
vile. Tenn. and c p Apperson 81
Madison. Ala. one daughter. Mira
r. q Billiard Of Tacoma. one
brother. T. N. Ford ef caplesills.
Tenn, and ak grandchildren
ALIEN GRANT
Funeral services for Alex Grant.
IS. Of Sumner Heights. viii b held
Saturday At l ?. IN. from {. @.
Lynn Co. chapel. with the Rev.
p. n. Hoff officiating. Burial VIII
be IN the Tacoma cemetery. Grant
died Thursday In a local hospital.
following q heart attack on Mon
day. lie WAS a native Of Canada.
had been In this country 3 years.
and At Sumner q year and q half.
He was employed by st. ReEis
Kraft. He attended the Baptist
church. Surviving are his wife,
Hattie. four sons. Jack Grant and
Wilbur Grant of Tacoma. Floyd
Dybdahi of Honolulu and Orrin
Dybdahl Of Sumner. one daughter,
Shirley Dybdahl of Sumner: two
ssters. Mira. Myrtle Dunn Of Port
land, Ore. and Mrs. Nellie Bsr-
nard of Roeetown. Sssk.. Canada.
and one brother. Frank Grant OF
Moose jaw, Sask., Canada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14

The var mArnet - eufteae2
taking ~ pr esat a ths iumesr
lndu.try's product. ths west cuAnt
I.ume<fmes's association Fsreftsd
Friday
The association forecast . ssFss0a
problem IN dlsraslnG Fl ln~-ernds
lumber whleh Gar eneetrssettna
dos mi utilip. n aid nun-was
construction V drying ~
through eoasrcl # erstiral nstals.
and shipping facilities have hssn
greatly eartaiied.
Average weekly produetiaa n
February ~as 10. sos.c 100 bnerd
feet. OF - pr cnnt a estimated
capacity. Orders avsragsd M
at 900 fest. and shipmsnta IN
oos, 900. Comparatively. January
averages wers' production. IL.
sss. 900; orders. iet. s7t.oo6: ship
ments. ifs.ooo. 600.
GARY. Of Amsriran Lake. recently
visited at the homs at hro. UI1es
Bsnnlson 81 wavsriy. WASH.
A son Vas horn Thufoaay y
Dr. A. Mn. IDss WIliAs1 81 Taee
ma General hospital
|
Easter clothes buying has y
tsrrors for Osficss Dave rsessssI
this year. Ne collected 500 on =
election bet. turned II over 10 ~
wife and told her 70 cuait hesnel
and the children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14

Man uses the milk Of the camel.
COW, goat. llama. reindeer. sheep.
water buffalo. yak and zebu.
You help yourself when you buy
U. s. Defense Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-16

Look here, Anne, you don't
understand" he began.
81 understand too well. 1 know
everything. Hank"
How did you find out ?" he
demanded.
Find out? That didn't take
much doing. After the years
you've neglected me, never do
ing n thing I wanted you 10 do.
After the way you've always
preferred your precious plant to
your home"
"Now listen" Hank said. 1--WE
provided for you, haven't I? I've
worked hard. I always will take
care Of you and Junior"
He was even making arrange
ments for alimony. He must NEAR
he wanted a divorce to marry
Elita.
"Juny and I can get along all
right without you," Anne walled.
THE devil you can" said
Hank. "What I mean Is, you
ought to see it's for your sakes
I work hard.
IT really did mean To do as
you wanted tonight, Anne. You
saw I tried. came In early.
Got dressed.
II only meant 10 stay n minute
at the plant, but the night shift
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-16

evenings" BY ! o'clock the hope
died dismally. The club closed at
II. They had gone on to a road
house. Two o'clock. What now of
Hanks inSistence on bed by IL in
order to be bright and early TO
work. Three o'clock.
Anne switched off the lamp be-
side her twin bed. He was coming
in quietly, very quietly.
She snapped the lamp on as he
reached the room. He was trapped
in a circle of light, sheepish, guilty
looking, his dress shirt rumpled, a
reddish smear on his cheek. Anne
sat up straight and accusing.
did you have a good time ?"
she asked in a strained voice.
Pine, fine" he mumbled, not
looking at her.
How Is Elita ."
ooh, fine" and still he dared
not look at her.
But Anne knew now with dread
ful surety. He still cared for Eliza
cared so much that he went tear
ing off for half a night the minute
she came back TO town. ~
This" Anne said steadily. ais
the end. I'm going home 10
mother. You can see Junior
when YOU want to-"
He was rubbing at that red
smear on his cheek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-16

persisting in the fiction that
they were the best of friends.