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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

shocky Robson, police bowler
on the Whist team. hung up a sss
series 10 lead the bowlers Of the
City Employees league Tuesday
night on the Broadway alleys. His
singles were 100. lbs and 200.
Rolfson's big score. with a nice
series by skilly Lyon for the same
team. failed To frighten the oilers
who won two Of the three games
Grant Eekman paced the Oilers
with $50.
Fuel OIL won two from DIS
cn's, Derry Kent shooting $50
10 lead the winners and Fer
guson registering 11z sor high
game and SIG for top total
for the Contractors.
City Employees Union won two
from Tiremen. Leadoff Elmer
Bashey led the scoring with 557.
c. Cord tailed $50 To take top
honors for the Gravel lads who
won two from Grill. sportswear
took two from Laundry. with
George Thompson 532 top mark.
LYLE NANNY LEADS
Lyle Many, one Of the Coh-
seum's best bowlers. led the pin
men and women Of the Veneer
league Tuesday night with a $50
series. getting singles Of i57, l73
and 200.
Len Thomas, who paced the cir
cult last week with a 555 total.
was runner up in last nights
matches with a nice 545 series.
which included a 2l0 single, the
high game Of the session.
Harley Hagen, Ieadosf sor
the Office gang. Va. smosE
the 500 scores with 81. IN
cindsng games Of ts7, ts5 ssd
100.
Results Spares 4. yellow Jsch-
cts o, Office 3. West Pointers / !,
Aillers 2. spreaders 2 Stream
liners 4, culls 0. Creditors 3. Out
laws ] Draftees 3, Tavern /.
Esther sherman WAS tops among
the IS women bowlers Of the
league with 1853 for high single
and 432 for high series. Stella
Brooks, rolled 1872 IN her third
game for the Spares 10 miss the
high single by only one stick.
HoNoRs TO GRANDE
Scoring iaurels In the CONNER
cisl League matches Tuesday night
on the Broadway alleys went 10
Thor Grande, AeChord Field Of
fieer. who rolled z1s for the high
game and 55s for the high series.
Ruth seidelmsn registered
5IS for the high score of the
women boNlers Of the lssgns,
with tSz, III and 1876 games.
Tremen won three IRON lee
men. Asbestos won three from
Royal ArosBsn, Essmsn hook
three from me Jewels and lee
IcarrisrE annexed three from
F Salads
Other high scores were PM
Krum's $40 Len Thovbr1dgs's 54s,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Just Coasiing Along -.

'AsIrhmahsr Marry Wsnhlrf
worked fhs eyss thsss hsufa
Thsn wlnslss hsd N ~ ~ ~
rest II the sosss n - 49,
M rom.
"vss~k oswss > nshsss. -
r~eere~x. Aff~s westtne ~
ssuts. Gswts - - - . ~
sAssss lssevmtautsu - ~ essl11
change eleth~a. - - eoee.
Ing m msis svsa1is. =.
Frsd Ferry. fu~msw vsvl1's
smsisslf tennis rfsnUptou new
q ssff serKsnl N ~ y. q ngmy
air fore>s a ANITA Ann. Cd. y
tsillnE friends IN npvsr -
h>sznis again h>cs~ns - - -
Jury " NJ rlu1st suD0v. pwy
sid Nd ssiken pmnspsuD 49,
msnis M thst - 60 - -
arm bersty 10 snoxf1w hnoune.
nmsi atek. owner - - -
sfsis MANNERS = n tp~n -
says he's mighty ~onl6 - ~
Ing his ciub DO ~ sDs1ng tvsis-
ins II rsnisrfoe. Cal - ~
ns>sted NJ stub 30 49, - -
rebulit evnm - ~en1nnons -
own" T~su>v p1uUpn -
psss - - sngyooa -
~ 7vyYD -
D~nus - vvuss 1upurs =.
n~sts<ssy -. vnn1spo11 -
Gs~sf fsIu~s 81. Wlnrunn1. -
nsssss 1stse1 nee6s - ppuve'
6eses -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

ships vss sod
NJ the river Il
III 10 On
Braves today
or an esfA-
mated SIC D0o
The - year
old Spanish
lfIshnian thus
ended a Is year
career With tie
Yankees dur
ing which his
antics became
legendary and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Lefty Gomez
Joins Braves
Veieron Yonk Sold
For Mere $4,000

INV Worm senar Vernon
lLeftyl Gcnez. the Eoefy cassll.
ian whose souzhrsw slant. helped
ths New York Yankees ta ssven
rennsnts ard slS world champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Pee Wee Reese
Called by U. S.
LOUISVILLE,

~.~N.s<sss
n y. msrold
Pee . " eel
Reese. Brook
lsn ID q Il er
shortsiop I b =
past three ~ h
soBs. announced
today that he
had hem @-
aered ie take
his preliminary
physscal aam-
insttos . n 4
-wni Try ~ ioin
! - nNwt~~a 40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

Ts< Dstrost Rcd snss esssnbsd
10 ~ssssn oss posnt ~ lsssse-isad'
ne Bosom N fhe Esssoasi fsnesss
bssgus rare Tuesday nsxht ~ a.
fsatsng tns Bs7ssns. 0 10 .. sefoxs
II s4s fans ~ Boston Garaen-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
BELLARM1NE $50 J

Fouls missed: Bells Martineau,
Rask 2. Morris. Schiekz. Lincoln
Brunswick, Brolin, Sivertson 2
Referees-Hal Lee and Joe sala-
tino
The Lincoln Sophs ran away
from the Bel Sophs. - TO 10 in
the preliminary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
The Case of Shouqhnessy j..

Eastern football critics expected to hop ali Coach
Clark ShaughneSey for accepting the Pittsburgh job
Stanford Maryland university because ne said al the
into physical development with
Young set-up
pressure.
he accused of preenses. no doubt
running Stanford whom Coast foot
m a shaS condition because Of the
ant will unjust.
privilege going ne doing what he
condition without bringing trouble to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
MERCHANTS lsA9uE


MERCHANTS LEAGUE
Hi-Way Alleys
Brooks 2572 ca Va. Wells 1923
u; high game. G. Barker 2i3.
high series. c. Barker be4.
Beeks 224g (ol vs.. whylIes 2tss
"a; high game, v. Whylie 400,
high series. y. Whylie sos.
Weiss 2ba3 % vs.. Maek's 1888
t9; high game. Al Toporke $50.
high series, Cliff Gerlaoh bo4.
rselers 287s ts) vs. Belland's
stoo "a; hagh game, L. Tocehini
1875; high series. Primo Artoe b4s.
Tons's 300 ls) vs.. Nelson's
2s7i "a; high game. Stensrson
1874; high series, stsnerson 40.
Cecil Barker led the South Ia
coma keglers with 2is single and
bs4 series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Defeats Bells.
In Fast Tilt
Foul Shots Margin
Between Quintets

Lincoln remained the undefested
lesder in tho city prep basketball
title race BY virtue O. = 81 TO so
sln over Rellsrmine last night.
But the South Enders didn't win
until the fighting Bells had given
them their hardest and closest
fight Of the city title PLAY te date.
One Of the largest crowds
10 cram the West Ind gym In
recent times made the enthu-
sIasm a. hot - the game.
The game started off with
Lincoln taking an early iead.
which was soon nullified by q
Bell rally ut IS.
Benarmine took short lead Of
three points. hslding a 1910 edge.
Lincolns Brolin and Brunswick
scored with shots from the side.
Schiesz Of the Bells broke loose
for two hook shots and Martineau
made = couple OF fast breaks and
side shot for six points for the
half.
Bellarmine's defensive back
board work was outstanding
throughout the game. Sisert-
son WAS held 10 one basket IN
the half bat put In three fouls
10 keep mp his scoring record.
Asa matter of fact. 1t Was the
foul shooting OF Sivertson and Lin
coin that made the difference be-
tween the teams. Lincoln con-
verted 10 out Of IA while the Bells
could only get four out of IL.
Svertson canned five and Bruins
wick three.
After Martineau had dunked
those three baskets, Morris planted
a rebound and a foul while Me
CURE. the little speed man. took
one from the foul circle on the re-
bound. Rssk sank foul for his
only point of the game.
Hermsen put in side shot to
bring the half score, 1915 for the
Lincolnites.
OPENS WITH RUSH
Lincoln opened the second half
with a rush, as though TO make II
a walk away, but Bellarmine kept
plugging along always threaten
ing. Hermsen increased his scor-
ing by six points. Brunswick
scored two more for Lincoln from
the sides Huntington, the star
Abe guard. went on scoring
spree from the center OF the floor.
lending up with four long shots
and eight precious points, easily
the margin Of victory.
Sivertson was again held 10
one basket, but rang mp two
foul shots 10 make IL five out
Of seven for the night IN free
throws.
Sullivan. replacing Morris who
was resting after having three
fouls called, scored a side lay-in.
Brolin scored foul and the game
ended. The final score was the
greatest difference between the
teams.
The game belonged TO anybody
in the last three minutes when
the score read. Lincoln rs, Bellar-
mine ~.
Here are the quarter scores:
Bellsrmine, 9-s; Lincoln, 1916,
Lincoln, 1924.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Heinrich and Thot Bic Come .

Now let's get down another subject of conversation.
tiOn.
For instance the coming the Washington State Cougars
10 Tacoma.
Coach Fe quintet that has him pleased words Of
which college athletics
the they
formidable
the with
The location the big building such that raonng
easily reached by bus majority of the folks with simple
what really by John
Heinrich Stadium athletics football coach
John member of the Tacoma Athletic War commission
posed sports leaders of the city
features might
through the the commissions
equipment for branch Of
Ice
exactly basketball accepted the in his
quiet said:
'Iu try something. I'll what can do
all said,
with Washington state one
of the really good hoop squads the Coast
That, folks is downright big league stuff
John a happier all get behind this
big and worthy attraction and fill that srmoy
action and at the
aid supplying boys fighting uniforms with
greatly needed equipment their hours of relaxation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

, oherif Lee Croft gets the filters and fooshakes when
ms gas are doing their bowling stuff.
IN his professional boxing DAYS he matches in stride
ana never was one to display outward nervousness
ne Is polse persOnified in situation
on football field baseball diamond other sport
might attend and he does sports events
but when II 10 his charming
own personally sponsored club
hd resonaniVolced the
They tngle.angle ike the cowboys spurs
The Croft Gals the back
me night OF the deciding tell
hanas more times than he did any
LAKE Hee Edmundson the Washington
song for when his
heap Of exercise especial,
reach that pocket To keep the squad winning
They tell his condition
ediatey after his fair ndlers COPIED
the echo of elsttering stl ringing n
can't vouch for It personally paed
fls sat himself down limp condition and all the
off his forehead with frightuy abused handkerchief
But the light of eonqueror n his
Now the gals their the champion
shp and Sheriff Lee rapidly
And until the last half there will complete
tentment in the heart Of Sheriff Croft
It's odd how something's grip bombsh with
The thing
eous collapse when slammed knocked kitchen
chair when the little woman making a cake
And then saw the CLINT in her eyes
Now, when there's freshly old
n.ighbor takes off his the porch an
You married guys viii understand.
By the aCGg the most erect alert and hondS0mt TdcOm0n
for has years immaculate srerhared George CalUert
of the Tacoma hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Finishers and
Sheet Metals
Win Contests

Finishers defeated Burners. 30
10 ~. and sheetmetal won from
Electricians. ~ To ~. IN Swing
SHIFT basketball play Tuesday
morning In the Tacoma Boys gym.
Finisher. 1872 itsp Burners
c. smith ts), F.. ti7l Brown
l.. Smith os). 81. ts) Roisndo
Lyon fisD &c. 81 Anderson
hsssxs "a 10. ssl BruxTer
Cook l2l I'D. CD Grabinski
SUITS; Flnishsrs Piper ~. huff
man 2. Olsen. Burners wienksf
9 Referee. M. Longmirs.
sheetmetai IA fs21 Eiecirieias.
Kendall f1b1 I'm. liol Meet
Brown 90 F......t... Crow
Hardtks al &C.. 81 Fariand
Breault fln H.. az Borich
Potthoff go % lisD Barkhalier
Refsrss v. Russell.
Thursdays games will be 40 a.
m. Burners W pipefittsrs. and At
II. Painters Va wsldsrs. Frisay
mornings games u1H end ne FIRST
roand a play with rss~tsys ~
shessmstsi at 10 e'etoes nd
Bsvpers W. Eleetrfef~ns n N
O'Clock.
Piayoff for the frst hak b.
tween welders and Fin,shers "
there are no upsets Will h. sehed-
nlsd for saturday morning 81 1000
O'Clock IN the Boys ciug gym.
CITY &C.
CITY &C" Isagls VIII play .
t1pls header "Wednesday night on
the Bsllsrmins naples fssiuring
Beaver Commands ", Pipstiitsrs
ut 7 O'Clock. Fife Merchants Va.
wsidsrs IT .. and Gray Field fs-
srs " AsChord ousrtsrmssser
An-stars m shs nlghtssp 1t .
o'eloes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Lincoln Remains Undefeated citv Leader
On Ohe Can, i!
wish ELLIOTT nrrcAu

Many good things hare and tru come out Of this arar
plogoffs.
Tbut. indeed is something GOOD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
XB0WLING

5+a series BY Hal Brown and
Charles schuler's SOL tally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

OGrsdy ~ &c. - Rohrss
Subs: Bells - McGoffin. Grassy
2. Comfort. Ferry 2 Lincoln -
Mellor 3, Jones l. pitzler. Myers
2. Stroud /, Fleetwood 2. Nichol-
son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Sheriff Croft Loses His Poise

l. rs something good.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10
Reduction
Of Defenses
Under az
Warships, Bombers
and Big Artillery
Join in Hamtncring
Jap Island Base

Allied Headquarters i'm the
Southwest Pacific, July 10
tAPD-Ih" reduction Of Nun
ia : d"icnavS hy puivrrIzimm
blows from W;r>hips. bomber.
md artillery of American inva-
$I"n forces l. now under way.
Janan'S air base m New Geo
Gla i%IHmd--thc key To conquest
al IN" central SnIom"nS was
rakcd Friday by the laundering
guns of United States naval
units: rocked by 2.OOO-pound
bCmbS dropped from more than
100 AvrnTcr torpedo and Dauni-
less dive bombcrS: and blasted
by bursting shells of artillery ON
nearby Rcnd"va island.
The powerful three way bonn
bardmcnt, reported in t0day'S
cOmmuniquc from General Doug
las MacArthur'S headquarters.
presumably is tho prelude To a
land assault by Americans troops
already on New Georgia both
above and three miles east of
Munda. where they now are pre-
pairing the jaws of Il pinccrS.
Tho more than 10 ton, of bombs
concentrated ua supply dumps and
barracks ~ tho Munda defense area
yesterday wcIw said by Il spokesman
TIH (.1Ht,,..1 Mn. Art hun g..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10
Sea And Air
Arms Cover
Land Units
American, British
and Canadian Forces
Land From Barges
to Open Big Push

London, July IO-lNPD-A ra-
Ill" broadcast from Nlcirr> ut q
y. ~. 81. noon iWp to-day said
mat "rtcrN thing il going accord
inG |" plan in the allied invasion
of Sicily.
The broadcast WAS recorded by
Reuters.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10
We A Z sEHR
IOE NORTH MOLINA

Continued warm with seat
tered Thunderstorm This after
noon aud tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10
u. S. Ships
Shell Kiska
Naval Bombardment
Is Second Such Raid
Made in Two Days;
Shore Guns FIRE Back

WASHINGTON. july 10 tNPr-
For tbr ~rrOIId time IN tlirrc DAYS.
the Navy announced today,
hmcriclu surface units have
bombardcd Japanese po>iiion> on
KiSka island in the tlrutiairS.
Shells from the big guns
whiStIcd into the Gertrude Cove
area on The southeastern coast
Of the il"utianS island durin.
The cark morning hours FRIDAY.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10
Raj Raids
Ruhr Valley
Very Heavy Attack
Ma de Last Night;
Daylight Assaults
Follow Combines

London. July IO-C.PD-I;ri-
ti'h heavy numbers made Il very
Ruhr last night. il WAS announced
heavy attack" on The central
officially today. and >wIrni~ ul
allied fighters aud humber, fol
loved tins up with IIyIisht is
sault> ON European targets.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10

The long hrrJlhrG battle of
Europe was under way.
N"'Ii lumbar dIGirmt covered the
'nuh n"~"d. shallow draft Land
III" Nr~>cl> ~ they Siipprd from
C"mN"N> a mir rr more off shore
aiId headed Tor the rocky. prrrip-
:i"II~ coast.
lHr"iIh wire iTd hut machine
gan Sire Tho LiIird forces cut
nnt their bridGrh"Id~ and then.
with hardly i moments pause.
began hiitrTIug their WAY to-
ward liz" interior of the island.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.
REFRIGERATORS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

I repair and overhaul all makes, CONNER
cial, store and home types. Also washing
machines. Oliver AIS.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

PULLETS 500. white Leghorn. 3ia months.
Truslos AAA grade. Call Falls Church
S10-J-l.
PULLETS, laying two months. Barred and
White Rocks and New H. Reds. about 400.
at s. ca: blood tested and mated. See
M. Brokmeyer Kensington 1911. Also
equipment IA
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

10 MI, Washington on Washington-Balti,
more blvd: near Laurel: business and
pletely furn,,. 8 garages: 13-room house, 3
baths With furnished bedrooms' and sndr
ing over $500 mo. income; phone and
all modern eonveniences: II you mean
NICHOLSON & CO, 1920 Vermont ave.
NV, Ma. 5637. EVENINGS and Sundays,
MI. Cunningham, Elk. s572.
GROCERY, STORE in Baltimore, good vol
band and wife: sacrifice; must be sold at
snee due t. il health ssls Can or write
phone . RA sso7 for o'f informatio oe' NN'' u
FOR sALE-Highograde grocery and meat
f snn;3n near near doTntoTn unusual oppor
aeo6 per wee fH $3.50 S s eash e desn pay
m InIn. to IssponsIible party. Phone 81.
n ngssINEss y, opPEoRTuNIETY; , Bar Ia1
store, in fastest-growing section of Wash
ington; D G.; $4,000 weekly volume guar
livery TIM times Weekly; Wonderful parking
lot; good lease: right price and terms for
R er 0q Bdx ARs Payd Nsons
BUILDER with plans. specifications and
priority for several apartments in good
location, with all Improvements ready to
Is 'G real I GOOD DFoDostion WIZ Box 2ssST star
BAKERY, being drafted, will sacrifice;
well established growing business: fully
equipped. 3423 18th st. ne. NO. 1880.
MUST SELL roominR house. 3 apis. and
102-V, Star.
KALORAMA RID. near Conn. ave-
rooms and basement apt: rent. $112.5O.
Just redecorated Estimated monthly in
S40S 81 00n down harQaiNi
st, near 18th n.w.-Excelently fur
nished; over S340 monthly income; 10
rooms, baths, neat as wax; 81 ZOO down;
sacrifice, owner in service.
Harrington Management Co.,
1918 Vermont Aye. Elk. 5000.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.--Cool room, 3 ex-
posures. Ideal for employed Protestant
couple New house and furniture. SIS per
week each SH 1SS3
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1919 Bird ST. N.W.--Large front room,
twin beds, adjoining bath, unlimited
phone: GENTLE home; $50 month each.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
COMPLETE HOME IMPROVEMENT Screen
doors. windows. porches. Any type Of
repair or remodelins work. Why not call
now. BACON, ME. 1894. 15'
FOR YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENTS, roof
ing and asbestos siding, call the Potomac
AK for Mr.. TAYLOR
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PERSONAL Cont

zPPERs, METAL, 5 70 90 INCH, ALL
skirts, corsets, snow suits. topcoat. re-
movable lining. NEEDLECRAFT, $50 18th
st. NV.
PHONE SHEPHERD 1880. ASK FOR MISS
Woodland. If you are in need of loan
up to $500 on your signature.
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
Just phone DAVE PENNEY. eli, 3eo4,
ROBT. B. SCOTT.
DENTAL LABORATORY,
Room Dol, Westory Bldg, sos l4th St NV
DR.. H. w JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait
Room 602, Westory Bldg, sos l4th NV.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

WANTED-Male Boston bull terrier puppy,
3 TO months old. Gil. 2913,
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES, sired by i'm
ported champion Falstone Dreadnaught
Hosmer Kennels, lO44 Bladensburg I'd.
ne. Phone Ludlow 7l95.
ENGLISH FOX TERRIERS, REG
Pekingese. S20-S25; Scotties, S20-S@5.
elbows, S25: Persian Kittens, SS-S1O-Sl2;
Cookers, Sl5-S20-S25; CollieS. S1-S12.
TOY MANCHESTER, FEMALE, $40.
Dog Hotel 1:}44 Georgia Ave. IA. 1921 :.
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MACARTHUR BLvD. Double room: . siris.
Phone Ordway 1881. Call any time Bun
day. weekdays after z pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION AND sAxOPHONE wanted;
A stsfs R5ce fvn Boy 43s-L Star ,,
nj @isc (, 9 s machines; cash immediatsiy.
AbDiNG MACHINES, calculators, type 14i
an and t sTes c. s5y 4ss5 week 81 P5ss
BABY PLAY PEN AND sHU-FIY. wanted
1or Church nursery; good condition. Call
BEDROOM. dining living room furniture.
contents Of apts, or homes. WE DO NOV
ING CAREFULLY STORAGE. IA. 1887.
BEDROOM SUITES. office furniture. din
ing and living room suites, cleo. refrigera-
TORS glassware and rugs. Dupont 05I3.
GLoTHING HIGHEST PRICES PAID
s MsHs + BOYS NJ USED cL6STHIMa SANS,
eietSng 15 Egg Eth h'i st. ar
hes Mi, sa paid for men.
Me- Sfsd s s9thin one BesWan W 1la3 nth St
EHbSy SYpRyy' si2 ath St NV. RE. 1929
household goods; bric-a- brac, china: prompt
2 2Saa ssss sE:s5 Can a:s
suite, in lst-class condition. for pvt. home:
must include Duncan Phyfe table Box
FURNfTURE, bric-a-brac, china, glassware,
rugs, silverware, paintings highest cash
P PflfiS Pf1s Gen MurFa E. Taylor sSss
Eq1s Hssd plane Box Nv. star, i.
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FURNITUREU.Household goods, electric
mediste removai Dis tfR D s7ss DS'o' I'M
JEWELRY. diamonds, shotguns. cameras
% ALSO e dlSan damonda st
sale. Max zweig. 937 D NV. ME 91l3
lovely private home mo children) for use
Of Of same. Gal EN-. 1911 after s pm.
PIANos-We pay cash for grands, spinets
PIANO Co, -lol5 9TH st. MA. 1923. A-'
PIANOs-Highest.s pot-cash price paid for
or phone "a a 4ses for and
APPRAISAL. Hugo, Worch, lilo 6 St. NV
tshls Godes sery yd or broken small
$685. alter s and sunday nsay.9 WI 9 a4ss W"
RADIO. portable wanted by serviceman:
RaIt 6s Telephone North 1875
Bile and bedside radios and combinations
National Electric Co, sos 18th st. NV.
h ss.9 in viii FOOD s., s' ssss Gait
k ksshhs R 15 must hav. all parts; Price ri
sf%sG Box BUY al z s5sT
repair; hemstitching. buttons covered,
RsatRs sl aNp St RG 1900 Re- 2s1
ton. wanted for S-yr. old ID e call ''l AZ.
WASHING MACHINE, any type, in good
condition. VIII pay cash for It. DU. 1924.
s19Hpp p2aTIn,, YOUR oL 52.c sop;
A. KAHN INC, 81 YEARS AT 935 p
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

FRENCH--And real French only taught by
experienced native lady teacher; reason
able CO SS41. Ext. 2O3.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1925 2Ist NW-single room convenient
to transportation. Phone DU. 1894
1900 TAKOMA AVE-Cool and congenial;
with more than , acres of ground large
shade trees, running stream, congenial COM
partnership; can accommodate /. . or 3
girls; $50 per month each. SH. 9S2S.
1919 ST. NV, Apt. 42-Nicely furn
double room, in apt, for / or . Gdeal for
-, 3 windows, large closet, conv. bath
~ block trans. DE. 77l5.
DOWNTOWN, 1OlS Vermont ave. NV
Attractively furn. single and double rooms
for men, Miss Denison, Elk. 1929,
1878 ROSEDALE ST. NE-Nicely fur
nished large twin-bed room
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, / block away
Gentleman; large cool room, connecting
Vate residence: newly furn.. phone in
room. IA Hesketh st. WI. 27s2.
1919 G ST. W.-Rooms available. down
town location.
6ll4 LIST PL. N,E.-Sngle room, next to
ba tn, shower. c.h.w., So week. gentleman.
Trinidad 1913. 80
1920 47th ST NW,-Large double room;
good bus service: S35. Woodley $3.50. 81
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds, cross
ventilation large windows, tile bath and
shower; walking distance Govt bldgs. Also
l single room. District O215.
us MARIETTA PL. NW.-Single room for
girl gentle home, near transportation.
Call Georgia Sl04.
FAIRFAX VIILAGE-Will share my nicely
furnished 2-bedrm. apt, with another girl.
Call Franklin $3.50. Ext, 726. after q Pm
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

472I BLA0DEN TER. N.w.--cornsr room.
twin beds, private bath. unlim, phones
private detached home: girls. oE. g31S.
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/ full conhdence Ia his (0en. Eisen-
howerD fairness, his Justice, and
hisI ability TO conduct the affairs
of his command In the highest in
terest Of his troops and his country" ;"