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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHARMING ARM o. Georsetown ,I house. iurn:,
cs ynx sSS FSo nn dnnE pm no0m 5a5 k5chsn s. baths
tasities VIE anempoyed p sdafs No SGhf ehidrsn an
VIZ WISH TSnts TS coMMAs1daGE MH nta2 with party in
apartment or house in Los Angeles which
low in Arlington. Call oxford 3554.
NEARBY NEARBY MD -bedroom home lovely
sdfHans s6o moahs sraSs VA pcaSn 1sSo 'en'ea safo
MODERN 6-room furnished house at once.
l36S East Capitol st; Ii. O9s3;
house in Petworth providing he may retain
his bedroom and part use Of kitchen.
AvALAABsLE9 All 9iaa SEPT. 1s-Large, new. beau
tifully furn house center hall plan, bed
room and library on lst floor, living room
floor, near transp,; !restricted); Sl75 per
ARLINGToN FoREsT.Nieely furn. g.
Edison St.. CHI, 1866.
9 ROOMS, "a baths. completely furnished
sas s15 heat sox nss5 s5Y ots Star and Buchanan
ATTRACTIVE 5-room house, 2 bedrooms,
completely furnished, to desirable tenants,
47s6 Sunday and after 7 pm. weekdays.
TAKOMA PARK SECTION.
One Groom. bath bungalow, garage;
available Oct. l :; price 500 to $50 mo.
ROBERT E. LOHR, 81 Cedar St. Takoma
Park. D. C. GE. 0257
VACANT.
1909 Elicott st. n.w.-4 bedrooms).
2315 9TH st. n.W.-(3 bedro0mS).
For particulars and inspection call Mrs.
Heigle, DIXIE REALTY CO, MA. $3.50
FURNISHED HOME VALUE.
1105 N. Lexington St, Arlington. Va.
Furnished home of g rooms bath, elec-
tricity gas oil poi heat; This home is brick.
near shopping area; S135.
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos N Capitol St. Realtor MA. $3.50.
COUNTRY ESTATE,
Nestled in grove of towering oaks. 3la
acres of lawn tcared for by owner, within
easy committing distance of WASHINGTON by
bus or by B IL o. Redecorated inside and
out Completely furnished; Large re-
cep.ion hall, living room, dining room. den,
kitchen, buffers pantry and storage closet.
4 extra large bedrooms, , baths on End
floor. Finished rooms on 3rd floor. For
further details call EN-. $50 until 8 pm
F. A. TWEED CO. 55O4 Conn. ave.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reaonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
SMALL s MoVING JOBS shsSf and and light de-
liveries, Washington and vicinity. prompt
ly handled. Call ia S443 or ia. 0634.
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ROOMS FURk.-korthwe.t tcont.I
GENTLEMAN ONLY
ROOMS FURkIsHED-Nor.heos,.

Furnished room, gentle home, twin beds
pvt. bath: 10 min. to town. CO. 3026 after
= n M
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APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.

THE EVANSTON. 1927 18th St., n.w--1
room kitchen and bath; adults only.
hnfins M SEAi a. 81 g. Dupont rGs Grels and bath
heat, elec. and gas furnished; employed
Tisasf isoa 'sHp'f; SIP Fsn. Soc 2oom Kitchen semi
private bath, large inclosed porch elec.
only: good transportation.
LIVING ROOM. bedroom, kitchen, private
BATH; adnlts only. ia. 1894
kitchen range included available Sept. II.
hGKiNdToNs hc RaT SgteF rooms p;m; bath sao min,
NEAR c6f sfs Pu room kcn
hS fan eass sms esT asd asssEasq rR
sTGDIo, TYPE APT. new development
GROUND FLOOR q a-family brick, I pri.
living room, kitchen, dinette: one one block
ESm tiss By 81 in 4as5 !sSom" Park s4s plus H!
ssas % KaNsAs F'fN AVE. MG N.wMA can sh lew s9eS 9eTv
light Ronsefeeping 'Gt rooms; S' reasonabie; ide;
sfcHP apr new b"dn ia p4sat asas
month, See yanitor. 67l 8 ,5rd St. NV. ''o
hoq@ dehfn s5 ns 4 f9i9 FsRaa Rsi' And
1850 KENYON ST. N.w.-Entire 4th fl.
aire, all utils. turn., S25 month. Can be
seen q to 6:;t0 pm. RA. 34l3.
500, 3rd ST. NV, APT. a. ROOMS,
kitchen. bath. S35. so
M FRANK RUPERT. 1921 7th St. NV.
449 MASS. AVE. NV.
Frisdaire, all utilities furnished; conven-
lent to stores and transporta ton.
FEDERAL FINANCE CO.
| 81 New YORK Ave. NV. Ma 74O3. 49,
813 5th ST. NV.
Newly remodeled l room, kitchenette
semiprivate bath new Frigidare, all util-
tiles furnished; convenient to stores and
transportation. FEDERAL FINANCE co
BIB New York ave. NV. NE. 7416. lis.
702 10th ST. NE.
-, 4 rooms. kitchen and bath. Heat and
| hot water furnished. Convenient to stores
! and transportation. Federal Finance a
Beatty Co.. 9l5 New York ave, NV. Natl
14lo. ~
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COUPLE wants l or 2 bed
room furnished apartment in
modern switchboard build
ing; NV; rent no object; fin
est references exchanged; no
children. Box 69-Y, Star.
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CATTLE G. LIVESTOCK. e

RIDING HORSE. with pack. fine thorough
bred, years old, very gentle; reason
able. CO. 6S71.
SHORT HORNS. registered; 2 large straight
milking bred cows, heifers, 3 years old
all bred one straight milking bred bull
year old one straight Scotch bred bull, Is
mo. old; 2 yearlins heifers topen), bull
calves, 4 to mos. old. Apt. Al, zoe
11th st. NV.
SORRELL GELDING, beautiful. 5-gaited:
reasonable WA. 1892.
FOR SALE, riding horses; two well broken
gentle riding horses, 4 and years of age;
reaSOna Bile. WA ofi13
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont,

uOUSeS WANIED 10 KENT tConf.1 /.
URGENT! Couple with year-old daughter
needs house or apartment, % bedrooms,
unfurnished. IA. 1oI3. IL.
WANTED BY DEFENSE WORKER, small 9
or bedroom house or apt. unfurn prefer
Sc; 800 ceiling. Call FIR. S36Q. Ext 1855
FURNISHED HOUSE
With. eye appeal 3 baths. Gear garage,
TOR two people and servant. Cathedral
Foxhall Spring Valley Georgetown area
preferred Write Box 99-Y. Star. or phone
Emerson 0300 after q pm. is.
THREE ADULTS, RESPONSIBLE LE
CHRISTIAN, PROFESSIONAL
GOVERNMENT WORKERS. DE-
SIRE 2-BEDROOM OR LARGER
UNFURNISHED HOUSE IN DIS
TRICT OR NEARBY MARYLAND
OR VIRGINIA BEFORE NOVEM-
BER l; REFERENCES: WILLING
TO PAY YEARS RENT IN AD-
VANCE; CEILING AROUND $50.
BOX l15-Y. STAR II.
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IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, solid red, pedi-
greed, Ch. Kerry -Rookwood breeding,
for hunting or pets. ST. 1888 after 6 p. m.
KITTEN. beautiful red Angora. pedigreed,
$40. WI. 1892 I6.
KITTEN, black, male, very cute would like
home with yard. Phone DU. 544l after
& pm.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

BOARDING HOME for lO-year-old boy.
within the city. Call Childrens Protective
Assn, DU. 1873, 9 to 4:30.
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North Cleveland Park,
st. AIMS Parish,

An excellent corner property in the
heart of this fine section. Good-looking
exterior design, well planned interior. First
floor has living room with fireplace, large
open porch. pantry and kitchen Second
floor has master bedroom with lavatory
three other bedrooms and bath. STORAGE
attic. Oil or coal heat. Excellent lot with
plenty of room for garden space, Two-car
built-n garage. James E. Schwab, realtor
Call OR. $500 until 8 pm
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GREEN GRASS

Those who know say beautiful green
lawns Just don't happen, but are the re-
suit not only Of quality material and ex-
pert Workmanship. but also of precision
lowed by sowing the very best, Just as near
sept; as possible. Rich. black humus.
fertiliZed and ground fine, makes poor soils
good and good soil better; $500 ton.
Beautiful tall specimens evergreens, fine
for outdoor living rooms: colorful flag
stone walks. terraces, rock gardens. lily
pools, walls. outdoor frepiaces drainage.
mulching, spraying. pruning and trans
planting. Lincoln 1925
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HOB EYE ST. Sc.

1108 EYE ST. Sc.
. rooms, kitchen, private bath. all utili-
ties furnished; convenient to stores and
TRANSPORTATION. FEDERAL FINANCE CO.,
9l5 New York ave. NV. MA. 7403.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA.
furn.: house occupied by ARMY and Navy
officers: apt. tenant must collect rentals
owner will redecorate and refurnish if
desired: call at house between 9:30 and
! pm. Fridav only. 1897 21st ST. NV.
Better Than Apartments,
THE BRADLEIGH.
A residential club Of distinction. Discrim-
mating adults only: large rooms: excellent
breakfast and dinners. American plan. For
appointment. OIL. T477.
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL,
GAS HFAT-S16 750

CENTER HALL COLONIAL,
GAS HEAT-$16,750.
Chevy Chase, Md.-Only l year old,
located near Columbia Country Club and
Conn. ave. on beautifully terraced lot,
southern exposure. all-brick home; vacant.
Large living, dining rooms; y bath. de
baths, stairway to floored attic built-in
garage. large screened porch.
LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO. 522l.
MARIETTA PARK
Semidetached brick, s rooms and bath:
bult-in garage: fireplace in living room;
substantially built. Call Mr. Altman,
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.,
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346.
Successor To
Waple & James, Inc.
CLOSE IN NORTHEAST.
Modern 1.-TWO years old brick home of
five attractive rooms, de luxe tile bath,
recreation room, r-condtioned gas heat,
feneed ferms se yard pE9mpt excellent
'etHns' RA' s4is4 al qusi Mr.. QUICK. D1. 5a5e. :.
BgsaALoS B6rsSss ssoe Rooms e ss 5scIesEP sg5
A, p, ToRRE BEATTY GO.
Convenient aa1ve m section TaPoma Pal PARK, Nd: Md
bedrooms and bath on ! st floor, large attic,
new gas. refrigerator INV. heat. garage;
TR hEAhT9 15sa ASS9GlaTEs 6ST9' Pa
Three-storv row brick house: vacant;
coal furnace. omen to Telephonp
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

guaranteed full cords $50 delivered and
stored; delivered now or before Nov l.
Write Albert w. Warfeld, Monrova, Md.
49,
WOOD, fireplace and stove dry or green.
$50 per cord. Order now for immediate
delivery; D. T. Glascock, Fairfax Va.
Phone 310.
WoOD-Seasoned fireplace wood for sale
Telephone Ashton 5643 90
SEASONED OAK and pine fireplace wood,
delivered and stored, $50 per cord. Call
Woodley 6l46. a2s
FIREPLACE LOGS, dry, $18 cord
del. Colonial Cordw'd Co., DI. 2415.
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ApARrs. uNruRkIsHEp tcon,.)

UIO OUII y I ~. w,
Newly remodeled ] room, kitchen. pri-
vate bath, new Frigidaire, all utilities fur
nished; convenient to stores and transpor-
tation. FEDERAL FINANCE CO.. a15
New York ave. Nv. Me T4l6 49,
APARTMENT VALUES.
3105 S. Dakota ave ne, apt. "a
rooms, kitchen and bath. sleeping porch.
$50.
.2l31 LIST st. NV. Apt. 2-3 rooms,
kitchen and bath. S15.
2l31 1St st. NV. Apt. 81 room,
kitchen and bath. S45.
81 H st. NV, Apt. p rooms. kitchen
and bath (vacant October 1stl, S25.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Ca apitol St. ReaItor. MA. $3.50.
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l847 MINTWOOD PL. NV

1847 M1NTWOOD PL. NV.
Nice room in well-appointed home of
adults. for refined gentleman. CO, 1882,
UNUSUALLY SUNNY ROOM.
Southern and eastern exposures second
foor' gas heat. tub and shower; separ ate
entrances. bus at door. Men only De-
tached gen4lle home: AD. 1885.
2023 KALORAMA RID. NV,
Just OF swAnky Conn. ave.--Lovely double
and triple rooms, newly decorated new
furniture: Call or phone ewes. between 8
and 8. AD. 1887.
cheerful front bedroom or middle bedroom
furnished in modern home located on N
ST, between New Jersey ave. and LIST St.
streetcar and bus lines nearby; applicant
must be employed during days, companion
home: use Of kitchen limited; excellent
refsrences Leouired; reasonable rent Week
days call E,U e7s7: Sunday cafi No. S4Sl.
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BOATS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

OUTBOARD MOTOR, "Waterwitch." CHIP,
3 yrs. old. in good condition. 500 cash
Call HO 092l between and pm
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MOVE IN AT ONCE.

Randolph pl,, near. North Capitol--Sub-
stantial Colonial brick. rooms. bath,
porches. etc; recond,; convenient to every
thing; priced for only S6.450, terms.
YOUR NE1GHBOR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M Bernstein & Co.. ME. $500
PRACTICALLY NEW CAPE COD.
lge rms, tile bath, basement, gas
heat. insulated: large lot: near everything
treStrictedl; Price, $3.50. WI. AIS
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POULTRY & EGGS.

BULLETS, White Lcghorn, Sl25; White
For immediate delivery call CHI 3737.
fCLLETS, Barred Rocks ready to lay,
from approved stock; S1T5. Rockville
T91-M.
CHOICE LARGE PULLETS for sale, Reds
crosses Rocks, S1.30 to 80 each. vi
enna l10-J
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HILLANDALE, MD.

S9,S50
About "a acre, beautiful wooded lot
modern brick home, g rooms and bath oil
neat, attached garage, slate roof, side
porch: house nearly new
REALTY ASSOCIATES
Elk. 1922 UNTIL, q pm
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MODERN COUNTRY HOME
ON 10 ACRES

In beautiful Montgomery Co., Georgian
brick house with lovely center-han plan
Slate roof and copper spouting 3 large
bedrooms with private bath. Q other double
bedrooms and bath. Side screened porch
with sun deck of large living room. Fully
equipped kitchen. Breakfast nook A nice
sized dining room. f1replaces gear
garage. "a well l03 TT. deep Land adap-
table to any development, Spring branch
mi from Silver Spring. 10000 Pos
session at time of settlement. WORTH
INGTON REALTY (excl. agent) Shown
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Sl4,45O
SUCCESSFUL ROOMING HOUSE.
Owner occupies first floor, rents second.
third and basement for S3l 500. Two full
baths and . lavatories. New, gas furnace;
f5iff9' 5i5 ST. fuFHsVre NV REir3El d. soo
SIl 75o-BRIcK COLONIAL, BETHESDA
Restricted community Near schools and
o2' good sSa7 tranSp0rtation' wooded lot Call
Sl2 2,50o-21a- -YEAR-OLD BRICK IN Be
conditioned heat; , freplaces. slate roof,
''''S''' I@ EhEzsEfTy tx AN4}G AszqG1sTFs 4 Pr.
HYATTSVILLE HILLS.
An exceptional value in two-story, six
room brick home, de luxe tile bath auto
matte heat. excellent room sizes; attrac-
tive corner lot of over "a acre ground with
RA. 54is. MR.. QUICK. DI. 5252. :.
NEAR WISCONSIN AVE.
And western aye sloIeo liz ,ab years oa
porch. recreation rm, 1replaces. OIL.
SIS, 1000, WHITE COL, KENWOoD AREA
rms. s' Large. sats unusually weli-planted lot,
Restricted community. Call OIL. 6S67.
S5,750
SOUTHEAST
Six rooms bath, covered, concrete 'front.'
basement This is an 1,rs eXseptional yal1e 1e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 800;
First floor, bedrm. and bath; . bedrms,
on 2nd floor: h.-w.h, new conditions;
corner lot, beautiful shade trees, near bus
stop. Don't miss this.
ADELBERT w. LEE,
32ll Penna. Ave. Sc Ii 1000
. HOUSES, BRICK. H.-W., OIL AND ELEC.
near 4th and sts. NV. Consisting of 30
rooming section. Price, $4,000 for both.
Terms. See C. E. Pendleton DU. 346S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.,
1924 l4th St. NV. DI. 3346.
Successor to
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WOODBRIDGE N.E.-S1O,5OO.

Detached 4-Bedroom Home,
Ideally situated within y square stores
and transportation, close to grade and
Junior high schools; rooms and lavatory
on lSt floor. rooms and bath on End:
ment, .h.-w.h.; excellent for renting rooms
II desired; vacant, immediate possession.
inspection by appointment only with Mr..
Taber, WI. 7lS2 :.
SHANNON & LUcHs CO,
1905 ST. NV National o345 -
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CHEVY CHASE.

An almost-new brick house, g rooms. =
baths. lavatory, basement garage. air c,n-
ditioned; close 70 schools: vacant and i'm.
mediate possession. Price. SI6g5C
EDWIN L. TAYLOR.
Tyil1 nsdu
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WEST CHEVY CHASE

Home and investment facing a wide ave-
town.
Nine-room stone and brick residence;
southern exposure large bright rooms;
NV. heat. Excellent buy for room rent
ing and future value, Price TI0.aoO
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Several Attractive Resales
In River ter. brick and masonry con.
Struction; 3 rooms. tiled bath gas heat,
DAvY 4 MURPHY, 3435 Bennins rd n e.
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Near Walter Reed Hocn;tol

bedrms. and bath and inciosed sleeping
porcn on nrst floor 2 bedrnls and bath
on second Large well-planted lot: 2-car
gaTage immediate possession Priced TO
seI- ROBERTS E, LATIMER, 7733 AIaska
ave. NV ''"D -N-e'S'>'-
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Finest Mt. Pleasant Section,
1745 IRVING ST. NV
r4hp VERY SPACIOUS; BEAUTIFUL A.
CONVENIENCES. FOR APPOINTMENT
TO INSPECT CALL HARRY COHEN, GE.
02S6. WITH
,- SHANNON & LUcHs CO.,
1905 II st. NV. National 2345.
Delightful Suburban Home,
Less than 2 years old and situated in
BerWyn, Md, only mile north of Univer-
sity of Maryland. This house is of brick
and frame construction and contains
very large living room with fireplace, din
ing room and modern kitchen on first
floor There are 3 nice bedrooms and
bath on second floor with attic above
There is full basement with toilet. The
lot is large, 50X200 it,, with shade trees,
and there is bus and car Transportation.
Tonight call MIR; WRIGHT, CHI. $3.50,
THOS. j. FISHER g. CO., INC,
13S lbth ST N " ReaNnrs DI Rson
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REPORT ON
MINORITY GROUPS

Meeting was held in the New
Washington Hotel. President Mr.
George M. Streeter of the Labor
Division of the War Production
Board, Mr.. John E. Prim, Mr.. c.
w. Williams. Mr.. c.. L. Bentley,
Mr.. James Duncan, Mr.. A. ].
Cline, Business Agent, and Mr..
Garry Cotton, international Rep
resentative.
After a thorough discussion of
this matter, l recommend the fol-
lowing procedure:
That the permit system eontin-
ue in effect. That the charge for
the permit shall be $3.50 per
month of the first IL month per-
iod and after carrying a permit
for II months, it be reduced in
each individual case to an amount
equal to the dues charged for the
classification of work being per-
formed by the carrier of the per-
nit. At the end of the IL month
period, when the cost of the per-
nit is reduced to the amount of
dues, a permi carrier shall be re-
CURED to sign a payroll deduction
for the amount required for the
permit. This would be established
at the end of the IL month per-
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/ iod, the cost of the permit a
$3.50 or $1.75 depending upon
! the classification of work being
performed.
Further recommend that a.
soon as the mahcinery can be put
in operation that a meeting be
called of the minority groups in
volved and the whole of the sit
uation made clear to these peo-
pie.
1t is imperative that these mi
nority groups who are on permits
be given every consideration in
regard to advancement. grievances
and seniority. That where a strike
is involved that they should have
the right to vote upon such ac-
ton on par with members of
less than 6 months standing.
That they should have a vote up
on the acceptance of conditions
within the working Agreement.
&C: Mr.. Prim, Mr.. Streeter, Mr..
Cotton, Mr.. Duncan, Mr.. Bentley
District Lodge.
Signed: Garry r. Cotton, In
ternational Representative.
Signed. A. ]. Cline, Business
Agent No. ISL.
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Miss Syvilla Fort and
Durham Dancers
Complimented

The Savoy Community Center
management entertained Miss Sy-
villa Fort our Seattle popular
member of the Durham dancers.
Also the entire Durham cast and
manager, Friday Eve, April 10th
with a dawn party. The orchestra
engaged for this occasion disap-
pointed the management. But the
entire company enjoyed the re-
freshments served and were pleas
ed to meet many of Seattle's in
terested residents.
We understand, says Miss Dun
ham, 1.-The war program comes
first. We have enjoyed the visit
and appreciate the Savoy Com
munity center hospitality"
Mrs. Mildred Fort Dill, mother
of Miss Fort was hostess for the
company and Mrs. Talbert served
at the punch bowl.
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Dandy Income Buy
8 Room House, Corner Lot
Suitable for 3 Apartments
Available Soon
Full Price $1,000
East 1898

the coed high school group will
have a semi religious discussion
when they meet April 23rd at s
p. m.
A triple trio of girls represent
ing the Girl Reserves, Camp Fire
Girls, and Girl Scouts, are pre-
pairing for the Victory Square pro-
gram in observance of Girls Day
May %. Jewel Wells will sing in
the Girl Reserve trio.
The Branch wishes to thank
the Girl Reserve Committee and
those in the community who
helped with the costuming for the
Spring Festival at the Collins
Field House, April 18th. Those
who made costumes were: Mrs.
Daisy Burton, Mrs. Jessie Shields
Mrs. Minnie Wilson, and Mrs.
Thelma Fletcher.
The Girl Reserve committee de-
signed and cut the garments and
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SO HELP ME
Sonny Lee Stricken
StartIes EIks

Sonny Lee, widely known man
about town, appointed himself
Master of Ceremonies when the
Elks assembled in the basement
of Mt. Zion Baptist church last
Sunday night to answer roll call
for their memorial service. His
horn tootin soon had everybody S
attention focused his way. II
dictatorial attitude vas short liY-
ed. Esquire F. c. Hancock backed
by exactly one hundred five Elks
to one bully elk making up the
difference threatened the dictator
with fine, suspension. and expul-
sion for disturbing the peace.
Sonny Lee was dumb.
Just one hour later, following
the eloquent euology by Trustee
Sirless Groves and the impressive
sermon of the Rev. F. Benjamin
Davis, Sonny Lee regained his
speech and rising from sis seat
walked toward the pulpit and en-
gagged the Rev. Davis in an ami
mated conversation. The members
of Puget Sound Lodge were dumb.
Had the Pauls persuaded Agrippa
to accept the Christ? Did Sonny
seek to become a member of his
flock? Did His Imminence send
him back to do penance till the !
coming of another Memorial ser
vice before accepting. Puget
Sound Lodge still was dumb as
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NEW BAND AT SAVOY

The men about town IL piece
band with soloists and dancers
will make their debut at the Sa-
voy Community Center this Sat
urday evening, as the Centers Of
fetal joy making organization
These musical cats play on the
Jimmy Lunecford style, and take
it from the Savoy management.
their limitations are good. TIL e
Miles brothers have been invited
by the management to be the
Centers honored guests Saturday
Eve. Admission rs cents
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BENEFIT DANCE

Your presence Is requested at
the big Musical Benefit Dance,
Wednesday Eve, April 2Sth at Sa-
voy Community Center, 21st and
East Madison st. Sponsored by
the Center management featuring
The Sand Point Naval Air station
16 piece orchestra, and other To-
cal talent. Mr.. Herbert C. Bry-
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Seattle Social News

Miss Birdie Morris, proprieress
of the Idaho Hotel and Mrs. May
Poletto of the Welcome Annex
Hotel arrived safely in N. Y. City,
to spend a months vacation. Miss
Morris will visit Chicago on her
return trip home, while Mrs. Po-
letto will return direct to Seattle
The Northwest Enterprise wishes
these two Progressive Hotel own
ers a pleasant vacation and a
safe return to Seattle.
Mrs. Jennice Vrooman, 1474 81
is confined to her home on account
of illness. While her condition is
not considered serious she has not
been able to leave her home fol-
the past two weeks.
Her many friends hopefully
wish her a speedy recovery.
The Glory of the Garden, beau
tiful Cantata by Adam Geibel,
and other music, will be present
ed to Seattle music lovers Easter
Sunday p. m. at o'clock at Grace
Presbyterian Church, by the
Grace Church vested choir.
You are welcome. Mrs. LeEtta
S. King, director, Rev. John R.
Harris, pastor.
Be sure to buy a ticket for the
Red Cross war fund musical dance
at Community Center at 21st and
East Madison St., Wednesday eve
April 2Sth.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-21
Mrs. Alfred A. PurneII
Struck by Auto

Mrs. Alfred A. Purnell, 229
gath No. was struck by a car
Saturday night at Srd and Viz
ginia Streets, sustaining a frac-
tured collar bone.
She was on her way home after
attending the Dorothy Maynor
cnocert at the Moore Theatre.
She was taken to Virginia Mason
later returned to her home.