Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1935, Page 27

. HELP AND SITUATIONS. DAILY SHORT STORY- OUTSTANDING BY KARL “I'M GOING to be different,” Walter said. “I'm going to stand out from the crowd. I'm going to be great. I'm going to make you proud of me" He looked down into Mariel's upturned face and saw the radiance on her cheeks and the light of faith in her eyes, and sud- denly he laughed. Laughed from sheer joy and the feeling of power which warmed his blood. Laughed and drew her close to him and kissed her lips. To Mariel it was as if those words had never before been spoken. As if this promise, this boast had never before been made to a woman by a man who has just heard her pledge of love. Everything was new—life and love and the desire to achieve great things. Her arms tightened about him. He was her man, to have and to hold. She gloried in his words. “Of course, you will, darling. course, you'll do great things.” And so they were married. They spent two weeks honeymooning on an automobile trip through the moun- tains. A glorious two weeks, with love and laughter and youth and the thrill of belonging, one to the other, It was over at last and they re- turned to the city, hired a small apartment and moved into it. A short time was consumed in buying furniture, getting settled, calling on friends, receiving guests. But at last | it was over. They settled down to the routine of living, as thousands of other young married couples were living in that huge city, Becoming | a part of it all; gradually being con- sumed by the great, overwhelming system of existence that was life. Consumed? Suppressed? Not they. Not Walter. A month after the steady grind of routine had asserted itself he produced from an old trunk his drawing board and pencils. “It's my secret passion, honey. My great ambition. It's the thing that's going to lift us from the rut and | make us outstanding.” Mariel's eyes sparkled. She glanced over some of the drawings he had made. She looked up at her hus- band and her eves were filled with hope and faith and pride. “Oh, dar- ling; they're grand! I know you're going to be great some day. I know you are!” Walter kissed her. “It will mean | some sacrifice on your part, honey. We'll have to give up a lot of social activities, stay home nights so I can work.” “It's worth it, darling. Glad.” And so five nights out of the seven ' Walter stayed home and labored over his board with pencil and crayons He conceived a series of humorous cartoons with a thread of continuity | that was suitable for a daily news- paper. The “Funny Femmes” he | called them, and when the first seven | drawings were completed he showed them proudly to his wife. “They’re marvelous, darling! They're | Just grand! Send them off to a syndi- | cate and let’s see what happens.” Walter grinned at her enthusiasm and wrapped up his series and shipped them off to a well known “It's an idea I “It's probably no you might want to it—just for practtc of I'm willing. filled | | touched, GRAYSON. creased again. But this time he in- closed return post- age—and the new series was returned in shor order than the first. “But, darling,” Mariel argued. “All geniuses had the same thing to over- come when they first started. You've got to keep trying, over and over again. It's the only way. You're going to be great. I know you are.” “Editors aren't tists,” Walter said moodily. ‘How can they be expected to recognize genius?” “Editors recognize the things that will make money for them,” Mariel told him gently. “That's why they're in business—to make money.” But Walter wasn't so readily con- vinced. A month slipped by before he again attempted to develop his talent. And then he was prevailed upon by the gentle urging of Mariel—Mariel in whose eyes the light of faith and pride never faltered Walter felt sometimes, vaguely, that he was in- vested with a responsibility, a re sponsibility to justify that look. He tried again, spent added time on his new idea, and shipped it off with new hope, a hope now tempered by faint misgivings. This time the editors kept the things a month before | returning them. They inclosed a letter stating that the reason for the delay was because the manuscript had been ! misplaced and just come to light. Walter was plunged into the depths of despair. He was no longer indig- nant or outraged, but instead engulfed by a feeling of discouragement and shattered hope. He felt the city, the routine of existence, closing about him, consuming him, making him an insig- nificant part of the great scheme of things. Even Mariel became an annoy- ance. “We'll try again, darling. We're not licked. Nowhere near licked.” “We are!” Walter glared at her, savoring the relief resulting from his outburst. “We are licked! I'm just no good! There's no use going on! We're wasting time, when we could be living!" He turned away and Mariel let him go. She waited a month, and then Walter came home one night to find his drawing board and pencils on the | living room table. “It was an idea I had, darling. It's probably no good, but I thought you might want to amuse yourself with it—just for prac- tice.” She came to him and kissed him, kissed away the sullen retort lhnt rose to his lips. “All right,” he said. What's the big idea?” She spent the evening explaining it, | whetting his enthusiasm, assuring him of her faith in him and in the idea. And in the end, almost in self-defense, he agreed to work it out. During the two weeks that followed Mariel re- had.” said Mariel, oood. but I thought amuse yourself with or spend the evening elsewhere, and made | no mention of these invitations to Walter. At the end of three weeks the series was completed. But it was Mariel | who wrapped it up and mailed it to the syndicate. And when four days | later a letter arrived from New York | addressed to Walter it lay all day long at his place at the table, un- unopened. It was there syndicate. Secretly he felt pretty proud and satisfied. He began w, plan what they would do when the ! check arrived. But the inevitable happened. The syndicate shipped back the series with | & curt note directing him to inclose | return postage the next time he sub- | mitted anything. Walter was indig- nant, outraged, hurt and wholly con- demning of the editor who hadn't recognized genius when it was pre- ! sented to him. Mariel smiled and patted his shoul- der. “Try again, darling. Just because Funny Femmes didn't happen to be what they wanted doesn't indicate you lack genius.” After a while Walter agreed, though he couldn't see what use it was when | the Funny Femmes was the best thing | he could do. However, as the new series developed his enthusiasm in- | when he returned at night. He picked it up, glanced at Mariel and slit the envelope. There was no need to explain the contents of the letter, no need even to | announce the size of the check. Mariel knew by the look in Walter's eyes that at last they had won. There were tears on his cheeks when he enfolded her in his arms. It was a moment or two before he could speak. But even- tually he looked down into her up- turned face. “We've won, honey. told you I'd be great! I told you I would. Oh, I knew I'd stand out. I—I wouldn't have asked you to marry me if I hadn't been sure of it. Never!” Mariel squeezed his arm and smiled happily. “And, darling, I never would have married you if I hadn't known it, too.” We've won! I (Copyright. 1935.) SOVIET OFFICIAL BLAMES MILITARISTS, Russia's Vice Premier Says Coun- ty Not to Surrender Terri- tory to Japan. By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, July 8—A charge that Japanese militarists are provoking | “collision” in the Far East was made yesterday by Vlas Chubar, vice prem- | ier and member of the Polit Bureau, in an address to a huge crowd in the Central Park of Culture and Rest. Chubar’s accusation followed less than a week the delivery of the So- viet's sharp note of protest to Tokio against the alleged invasion of Soviet territory by Japanese in Manchoukuo. The note remains unanswered, and the whole situation has meanwhile grown more serious by the issuance of an ultimatum by Manchoukuo and Japanese Army forces Saturday de- manding the right to establish a corps of observers in Mongolian territory. The protest note gave warning, he said, that “we have an invincible army amply equipped with airplanes and tanks, and backed by powerful industry. In his address the vice premlerl said: - " “We can tell the incendiaries of a new world war that we will never give an inch of our territory to anybody.” Buried in Mink Coat. In compliance with her last wish, Mrs. Nellie Taylor of Sussex, England, ‘was buried in her mink coat and plati- ‘num wedding ring. d_Found Advertisement: found on D HELP—MEN. BODY. FENDER & PAINT MAN, 40~ 2 Wisconsin_ave. n.w AUTOMOBILE ~ MECHANIC, “first-class. Central Auto Works. 443 Eve st. n.w. MOBILE PAINTER, Duco man, first- class; none other need apply. Central | Auto’ Works. 443 Eye A OBILE SALESMAN to seil Dodge and 'mouth cars experience unnect sary, Apply Fred Motor Co.. 4101 Kansas ave, nw. ' BOOKKEEPER, experienced, between 25 and 40 years: state age qualifications. experience and salary expected in appli- | cation. Address Box 250-K. Star office. | CREW "MANAGERS. “magaziie men. new ular-priced clul ply letter or T, Bailv. Mr. Blaker, 231 Eaquitable ‘sl 1 Baltimore, Md. EDITORIAL ASSOCIATE—The controlling owner of a nationally known publication, who has had years of experience in ad- vertising and publishing, ciate who has editorial experience. and can assume position as editor in chief of the publication. Applicant should be able to make a nominal investment in the enter- prise. The publication is 10 years old. and is growing. has a national circulation, and is well thought of by the subscrib- ers. To the right person all cards will be laid on_the table. If interested and you believe you are the right party, write fully about yourself. and an_ interview will be arranged. at which time all information 'nt;l be given. Address Box 420-K, Star office. “All right. | fused four out of six invitations to | THE EVENING (2), neat ai N e on "manager_ of Iare New ork concern, Permanent position. good pay. _Apply_Room 409. 1319 STAR, WASHINGTON THE TIMID SOUL. D. C, MONDAY, JULY B, 193 ANTED _ COUNTERMEN. WA 'IDANTS, ‘WAITRESSES, CASHIER. MORT NE NEAT THOROUGHLY EXBE: RIENCED, WITH GOOD_REFERENCES. APELY, JOT SHOFPE. 5100 GEORGIA REAL ESTATE HOUSE SALESMAN, of man _who believes he can sell homes and is willing to work for success. Must have sedan. Straight commission, with full co- operation BRODIE & COLBERT, INC., Realtors. 1707_Eve National KR75. L. LANSBURGH'S. Three men for steady work; chance for advancement and good pay for willing workers. Must have car and be over 23 Avply Emoloyment Office, 4th floor, 9:15 a.m._Tuesday ROUTE MEN. We have established routes available for the right men. Applicants must be willing to work: experience not necessary. We train our men. "Pay arrangement s isfactory. Apply 0 to 12. '822-A Conn. ave.. between H and Eye sts. LONG ESTABLISHED INSURANCE OFFICE Requires man experlenced in insurance keeping and general knoweldge of lia- blmy and fire lines. Excellent opportunity for berson, possessing necessary aualific tions. _Address Box 373-K. Star office. PAINT SALESMAN for ~city and adjacent country, must have previous experience. Give reference, drawing ac- count against commission. Address Box 471-K, Star CARPENTER, experienced, with knowledge of estimat- ing and building construc- tion; one with machine pref- erably; permanent position; {no capital required. Address giving experience, |mendation, etc. Box 343-K, | Star office. recom- | SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) Pfiu}nmg sl nn-. repal 3‘ prices. C bmy. 1ws ian s nw, Eomu)‘l'n‘ llik E nets. 1! nupuv. FRIGIDAIRE Lar size. ‘l“flll 1t.; 8 e e S e o motor. veland 7044 4500 iinste st FURNITURE—Diplomat leaving _eity 18 selling lurnllur! household fects and furnishings. 1744 Irving st. n.w. GAS RANGES. like n than nlt price; why pay more? Instelied and anteed; $8 up. Williams, 6 st.n.w. Phone Nmon.x zsfi__.__ GENERATORS exch.. $3.50 up: Bew sunr- antee; mall install. chg ; all cars fans repaired. exch. Carty. 1608 i FREEZER ith - Pristdatre coolers. ice cream ci UNCLE CASPAR, wiLL You FiLL ME THAT BOTTLE WITH WATER FOoR MY mMUD SALESMEN—To sell tires, auto radios, washing machines and refrigerators—guaranteed draw- inf account—and liberal com- mission—paid to men that are willing to work. Apply Mr. Poole, 10:30 to 2 p.m. Tuesday, 3001 14th st. n.w. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. HELP—DOMESTIC. (Continued. ) WOMAN “white or colored. l!n!l’l‘ house- work, cooking: stay nights: references re- quired;” month. = 2647 Conn. ave. hw: men a a'wm 3 g vate family. hotel in or out of city. COPLECTORS. full or ‘zll’! ime work tablished routes: no selling: excelient com- missions. Apply letter or personally. M. P. C.. 231 Equitable Bidg.. Baito. Md COUPLE_ experienced cook and maid. but- ler-chauffeur: estate 18 miles from Wash- ington; every modern convenience. Only those with excellent reference considered. Address Box 191-K. Star office PERSONS having previously worked for Hoyt Bros.. Inc., or exp. in_ direct selling of food products. call to see Mr. Septer for a new deal (salary and commission). £28 Investment Bld & WANTED—SALESMEN. ENERGETIC SALESMEN to solicit orders for a standard commodity: earnings de- pend on sales ability: experience not es- sentfal. Rooms 603-616. 907 16th st. 1 . EN with specialty experienc have the product. priced right. non-competitive. | largest fleld_quick returns. uniimited pos- | sibilities. Permanent. with chance for | auick advancement 7 17th st | Call at 717 n.w. tomorrow. 10 to 4 | SALES*1ANexperienced. who can organ- ize. M ist have successful record, be over R ed. bondable ~ Exceptional earn- i Room 403. 1103 Vermont ave e TWO SALESMEN WITH D. C. LICENSES, | to sollcit the sale of the finest American nd imported whiskies_ cordials. wines and champagnes. _Applicants must be | high_grade and experienced | nection is offered by one of Washington's leading distributors. An unusual oppor- | tunity is offered to' the type of salesmen we want ' Personal interview to those who 'in written answer give us full par- ticulars of yourselves and past experience Address Box 405-K. Star office . BEAUTY_OPERATOR. experienced Apply Shingle Shop. 1318 F st. n.w.. meszanine loor. | BEAUTY OPERATOR, halr cutte | ser waver; first class. Apply 6 ow con- | | HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES "IMPROVE YOUR HOME BY HAVING A RELIABLE CONTRACTOR REMODEL YOUR HOME. PAINTING. ADDITIONS, PORCH INCLOSURES No Down Payment. Low as $5 Monthly. Papering —Carpentry—Brickwork Plumbing—Roofing—Weather Stripping Plastering—Heating—S8tuccoing Free Estimates Day_or_Night. FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO.. INC 913 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. National 7403, Night. Adams 0033. 11 “ROOFING—S1 WEEKLY. Also Papering and Painting NO CASH DOWN—10-YR_GUARANTEE. | NATL."RQOFERS & WATERPROOFERS. Phone Decatur_ | " FEDERAL HOUSING RATFS Payments as low as $5 monthly: noth- | tng down: up to 5 vears to pay. estimates | free. work guaranteed. First payment Sept. PAINTING HEATING PAPFRING PLUMBING PLASTERING ROOFING CARPENTRY CEMENTING PORCHES REMODELING ROYAL CONTRACTING CO, | Graduate Ensineers. 907 15th st | IS, Nite, Adams ¥ SlTl'A‘l‘lO\S—’dE AMERICAN. age 23. 2 years' college jour- ism good typist, experienced driver, Can ‘speak Prench fuently Consider any. thing. _Add 3-K. Star office. & BOOKKEEPER, capable of taking complete harge books: position wanted. available | dress Bo CHAUFFEUR. butler. yard man. janitor's | Delper. colorec. with or without living quar- ters: references. Phone strict 8761 WANTED—A position as chauffeur house- man; recommended highly by former em- ploye _Apply Potomac 2308 BEAUTY OPERATOR. _expert. 14th st store. Apply Emile. Jr., st._n.w. BOOKKEEPER_experienced. 6-K_Star_office. S_ graduates. sales wo: $1,100° year and bon tlon _Address Box 215-K. Star office. | COLORED BUSINESS WOMAN wit to contact the business and professional element, as partner in developing a year- around ‘country resort; excellent opportu- nity for right party:’ no ‘investment re- aquired. Phone North 4452 DIRECT FACTORY SELLING stantly in use monthly throughout the year: weekly drawins count against liberal commissions. opointment, phone Adams 6354 GIRL (white). care for small child at 517 5th st n.e. between 3 and & Address Box item con- repeat sales c- For ~ Call pm | YOUNG MAN 5 well educated experi- enced in salesmanship, stock room clerk collrcting: furnish @0od references. F. Jones. phone National 1667. " SITUATIONS—WOMEN COMPANION for eldenx y lady. | small family: refs. 1748 K 52 Phone Metropolitan 4606. LADY_ exp hotel and rooming house. de- sires position as manager or Roverness. ess Box 497-K. Star office o NURSE. practical young, che erful, will give best care to refined invalid. lady Phone Shepherd 2617 WOMAN. “wants_general housework: S!BYb ni(hk m $10 per week. Phone Co- SITU ATIOVS—DO‘KESTIC tar_office. * | INSTRUCTION COURSES. ____ (Continued.) ___ LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. 25% Reduction on Complete Course if_enrolled before July 18 Easy Terms. Diplomas Granted. Pree Employment Service. Start Any Time MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. ___American Bldg. 1317 P 8t. NW. BEAUTY CULTURE. SPECIAL SUMMER COURSE. $45.00. A Real Bargain in a_Real School MABELLE HONOUR BCHOOL, INC 818 14th St. N.W. Met. SPECIAL COURSES. $5 TUITION $5 STATISTICAL CLERK. ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE. APPRENTICE, G. P O. ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE. CARD PUNCH MACHINE. $5 SPECIAL COURSE $5| CALCULATING MACHINE. STEN. TYP.. SPEED DICTATION. The Civil Service Preparatory School. ‘The rate under heading of Per- sonal 1s line additional to the regular line rate. WANTED—BOARD ! fant. white; responsible party only. Anvly Box 48X-K. r_office TWO PLEASANT ROOMS._ COOL. COM- fortable. for patient or convalescent, best care given. Phone Shepherd HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own method: results eflective for a Iif Ume or mosey back = Write for bookle no drugs or surgery SOMME! WERCK"'1385 Coltmta ra"" Acams POWHATAN SPRING LODGE. WEST WIL- son Boulevard Extended. Virginia—Ideal facilities for Summer dances; large porch: beer and restauran: service. Phone Falls Church 499 G LADIES LIVING IN HYATTSVILLE. COT- tage City. Riverdale can have their family washing well executed. Phone Greenwood A LARGE MANUFACTURER OF QU ity $0ap for personal snd home use offiers thrifty housewives = wholesale prices for limited time. Al national advertising and middieman’s profits eliminated. _Sold only on_money-back guarantee. Demo- sirated withoat oblisation. Phone Adams CHILD. 27; YRS WISH TO PLACE WITH Catholic “couple: will pay: child must re- geive practically a mother's love. ~Address Box K. Star_office. GOLDS 806 F ST. N.W, Sale of 1.000 Smart Dresses Reduced to $1.95 and § Formerly $4 to $6 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ROOMING HOUSE wanted at once. gay cash if price s reasonable. Address Box 4 K. Star office. GROCERY STORE for sale: re r-unn for selling, other business. FPhone Lincgn 9176, o 14°__ “dress Address all ,BAL!:ELADIEB experienced. _for shop” good pay and steady job Box 413-K Star office. and tell us about vourself. with references. SALESLADIES (4): experience in_our line not essential: 15 for first two weeks. plus bonus: local and suburban work ment_to those who qualify. _ADDIY i 413 _Insurance Bldg . 9 i UNUSUAL | perienced’ cosmetic representatives with | earning_ possibilities as high as $50 per | week _and better without organization re- sponsibility. An opportunity to become as- sociated with the only concern of its kind in the world. Our method of dispensing faclal preparations has been received with open arms by the women of America. Call Wisconsin 2577-W for appointment. No information” gi WAITRESS. attractive. age 18 ning work at popular inn. nearby Vn'nml Phone Walnut & WAITRESSES and one relief girl: only experienced need apply, preferably married Restaurant ave. nw. WAITRESSES. experiei Apply Oriole Grill. 1724 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. 5 WAITRESS. must be experienced: good position for right girl. Apply in person, 304 Kennedy st gt t WHITE GIRL to help around house and store: experience not necessary. _Room. board, good pay. 1835 18th st. nw. ‘WOMEN—Salary, I extras; steady work, order dept.. foods. Personnel open 3 De 26. Investment Bldg. delicatessen. _experi- COLORED GIRL wants work by day or part_time. Phone North 3778-J. COLORED GIRL wishes work as waitress. maid. nurse or mother's helper. Phone Adams_73469-J S e e GERMAN GIRL desires part time or day work. 1200 F st._n.e. GIRL experienced, will nurse. aged or children. $5 or up. Elizabeth Woocs. 6 M st. n.w. Phone Metropolitan 8 GIRL, colored. wishes morning or work: honest: good references lard n.w._Phone Columbia 74X HOUSEWORK. part time or da: experienced colored mirl: ity references Inez_Morrison. phone Decatur : PART TIME or day's work by e: ©| colored woman; reference. Telephone Po- “for night or early 1108 . experienced ning cleaning; also day work. MOTOK TRAVEL. DRIVING TO MINNEAPOLIS. BY CHI- cago: can take four. Phone Metropoliian 7411 8* INSTRUCTION COURSES. | cation. ‘doing nice business FOR SALERetail liquor store and license: to disolve partnership; going business. Ad- dress Box 351-K. Star_office. STORE FOI LE—Groceries. m T ta. | beer \icense, * Fhotie Matiboro 83-P-15 12 MEAT MARKET and grocery. excellent lo- must sacrifice 372-K. Star due to illness. Address Box ofmce. will | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—Dining room, room sets: condition excel- 1600 Crittenden st. o.W. OFFICE FURNITURB—A iarge of used pieces l‘ la' rices. Eon. 616 E st. n. RADIO— B 3 model R. C_ A ll-waye set. in a handsome con- e cabinet, $89.50. The sets for $TL080, but &8 1t 18 the we're reducing 1t to close Kitt's, 1330 G st DOGS, PETS, ETC. fiel’ %0 Nfll;”d ‘homing pi %onl. m—m old; ingese and Chow at stud Henry Caspa: 26, Wash Balte Blvd; Cottage Cil Hyattsville 448. ROOMS AND BOARD. (Continued.) 1708 N H_ AVE. N.W., near Dupont Circle —One 'single, one double, semi-private bath. elevator, phone. _Balanced meals 1340 16th 8T. N. room; excellent_meals for _gi; BANITARY_BATH POR YOUR DOG, n. Cllnplnl $2: expert sttendants. Drop him on way to mornings, call for him ome. Outside boarding kennels. DOG AND CAT HOSPITALS, ey 3% opp. Blulelu Standards. CANARIES, fine young sing crested and others. Phone Walnut 9204-. J 04 18th st.. North Clarendon. V: . 1344 KENYON N.W.—One or two gentle- men to board: Imnt room. nef lurmluu. excellent meals: $7.54 3 1708 N. H. AVE. (near Dug single 1 double. seml-pri: = phone; mlmua me: nt Circie)— te bath. ele- 1844 MINTWOOD PL —Attractive _room for two persons in rfined. !1\!1;‘,7!0!7!! ROOMS—FURNISHED. 1521 B L AVE. (Boott Circle)—Front. double; ° single ~room. convenient bath. ¢ h. w. sbundance linens; home: tran- sients_considered. 1332 15th 8T. NW., e 1345 GIRARD ST. —Vacancies for young men; twin beds: excellent meals; congenial atmosphere; phone; ressonable. rates. 1629 K BT. N W.. the Lee-Marque—Nicely furnished single and double rooms. semi- private baths: excellent board. 16* . 31—Bright, airy front room, adjoining bath, refined home; zentlemen. 928 M ST. NW_ ~The Aristocrat —Large. newly furnished Lhk. Toom, suitable two or_three persons. 3217 WALBRIDGE PL. N.W. (formerly 20th st.). Mt Pleasant—Double rooms, new housé. new furniture; excellent meals $35 and $40_month. 8 1623 K ST —8ingle and_double rooms, continuous hot water; good home cooking. 1484 MERIDIAN PL_N.W.—Large. cool. second-floor front room. four windows. very nicely furnished: orivate phone in room: suitable two_girls. Columbia 3911 1513 L 8T. N.W.—Nice clean single roo maid service. $3.50-$4 weekly: jalso lara double rooms for 1. $6-36.50 weekly; downtown 1016 MASS. Tove Lh.k, lldul"d 3060. also | room, running water, $5. 1635 R 8T. NW.. Apt. 22— Soacious and airy’ room, ‘attractively furnished: phone, etc.; 325 mongh. 1600 AVE —Large. comfortable rooms, newly decorated and furnished: con- veniently located; maid service; reasonable, Ty cool room, k. basement 1224 MABS. AVE. N.W _—Large parior. suitable for two or three: double, private bath; single. running water. 51 EYE 8T. N.W.—Some free rent: shower bath, gas range. elec., silver. dishes. lin- ens; clean. homelike. "Low rates. 14~ 1630 19th ST. N.W.—Delightful rooms, single or double, running water, porch, fre¢ h fined_home: $11 mumh JEFFERSON ST. lavely room, own- detached homei employed persons. One $25 month; two. $35 month: near busses. . Phone Georgia 7091 RADIO—Brand-new 1935 model Philco foreign and American receiver. reduced from $59.95 to $39.50, Only one. Kitt's, 1330 G st. RADIOS—We have & reconditioned. on_ sal ain prices versl baby erands st $5 and 88" owboy. $9: Majestic lowboy. $12; llllnuc highboy (R lubzu. $15; all guaranteed. Kitt's. 1330 G nzmxomron elec apt_size_ throl Iy recopalionsd: $40780 char “avex Elec. 0. Oth st. n.w. st G. szwmu MACHINE, llnm Dri. elec.. kne control, round_bobbin: lik Y5 price: d.-h. Singer. $7. 808 King st.. Alex.. Va. SEWING MACHINES cleaned. oiled_ ad- justed, $1.50; all repairs guaranteed. Redte als. $3 month. Ool. 9213 untll 8 p.m. SODA FOUNTAIN (10-ft). automatic re- frigeratorsmall steam table. A bari 4449 Conn. ave. TYPEWRITERS rented. repaired, sold; fac- tory rebuilt Remington Noiseless, $74.50. Typewriters. Inc. 1130 1l4th st. n.w, Phone District 33 TYPEWRITER RENTAL BSERVICE — GE. 1883. 5716 16th n w. Underwoods, $2 mo.; in $6. No . B0c_dep. ndence anto. Address Box 489-K. Star_office. * FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED Three-piece llving room suite uphol- stered for $45. wverln‘i and new inside material included. made like new. in finest tapestry and {riezette: workmanship guar- anteed La France Upholstery Co. 2509 13th st. n'w__Phone Columbia 101 Used and Floor Sample KELVINATOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS sas and up (Some are the latest models) JORDAN'S 1239 G Street —= WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. APPAREL—Men's. women's and children's; also shoes. hats, curtains, dishe | niture bought for rummage sale. 1321 | n.w. Phone Mr. Winger. Decatur 63 APPAREL. _furniture, household goods; | ladies’, men's, children's wearing spparel of all kinds bought ash. Call Cavien's. Metropolitan APPAREL. furnitur effects. ladies’ men's, children's apparel bought- highest prices' paid. Call White's, Metropolitan 8285. 801 4th n BED ROOM, dining Toom. living room. kitchen furniture of all kinds wanted at BED ROOM, dining, living room suites; also w‘r’;x‘e odd pieces. Phone Mmopohun ,BOOKB WANTED _second-hand. hnndred more misteuol.n:tml 4 . | FURNITURE ~rugs, huunehold nod: ete. Absolutely highe: be: resuits. call pay highest cash prices rniture and household goods of all kinds__Call Gilbert. National 3866. 1 FURNITURE—Sewing machines, household goods. all kinds: highest prices paid. Call North 6040 before selling. Prompt service. * 1341 L ST. N.W.—Redecorated and nicel: furnished LhK.' Toom. $6; aiso frsi- e 850 nfl L ST —Pront room and B s 3“"“?"'“1 107 enpiored oor. - 1ae couple, - Phone Lincoln 4639-9. 0 " THE ALTURAS. 1609 16th N W —Lare comforiale vooms, near Whower. 24.%0 Sevator datly ma .W.—Large front n, e e St couple or 2 gentiemen. Adams 0867: 1429 VARNUM BT, N.W.—Purnished room with porch, iha' B 1013 WEBSTER BT. N.W—Two lovely front bed rooms. mear car line: one with twin beds: gentiemen preferred 1431 CHAPIN ST. NW.—Beautiful front corner_room, exceptionaily cool. adiacent Bark. in ‘Qulet, reAned home: gentieran: reasonable. Large first-floor 1hK. 1745 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.—8ingle room with thres windows: also sttractive double room:_excellent meals. 13% 2201 MASS. AVE —Vacancies; cool, de- lightful single and double rooms, with board. electric fans; shady lawn; resson- 0. Dupont Circle— 'S location in downtown, surrounded "by_spacious grounds: choicé quality food. Phone Potomac 5248 5 —Pront single room, gentleman: meals home style: walking dis- tance downtown; reasonable, Phone Po- tomae 6115 NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE. 2313 3rd st. ne 2 adjoining Tms.. nrjvate home of 4 adults. Phone orlh CLUSIVE 1 ne Park rd. ‘Will accept 2 or 3 DlYln[ guests: cool- est city location; home cooking. Ph lumbia 0692, 1563 WYOMING N front rooms: private home: home CooKing Phoge_Adams 5266 1712 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE —Well ex tablished boarding club: vacancies for 2 young ladies. Phone Decatur 00 1410 16th 8T. N W.—Cool 2nd-floor front, suitable or 8 also single; good food: ideal _location. 1728 N B8T. NW tudio rooms. walking dfstance to'downtown. single and double: meals optional. 3601 14th ST. NW._Cool, comfortable room: employed couple or 2 young men: reasonable rates; excelleat meals. Adams 1712 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.—Beauti- ful ‘double room, with private bath,_ also light, airy single room, with or without meals: in & house that is delightfully cool in_hottest weather. 1716 EYE ST. N W.—Atiractive double room, adjoining bath. BOARD AND ROOM for 3 or 4. Govern- ment employed girls or embployed couple, in suburban home. Large. cool bed room. sun room and private Lath. Must have ‘transportation. _Call Atlantic 6070 1622 18th 8T. N.W.—Attractive, eool rooms, for single or double; semi-private baths:_all e_cooking. 1322 L 8T N. Tm.. kitchenette, gas range, running wate; Ieas. sleeping rms.. running water. $6 up. MT. PLEASANT Large front room for two: also smaller room in refined nome of aduits: good table. _Adams 1606 "17th ST. N.W.—Youns man from North Carolina desires roommate. refined home of young men, separate beds. walking distance: $2.50 week if permanent. 9% 1822 PARK RD., near Rock Oreek Park— Attractive 2nd-floor room with porch; per- son_employed: private 1416 IRVING ST. NW.—Three electricity, heat and hot water. Columbia 10386. 115 B 8T NE_Larse furnished room. for_one or two_peopie. 9° Phone Tooms, | Iath ST. NW.—Two m.e double rooms. all conveniences of home; cool; ex- celient me: 920 10th ST N.W._—Newly decorued lmll! and double rooms. Well balanced 16th 8T N W ncies for young lovely home, every comfort; walk ing_distance; excellent meals. 1350 MONROE 8T. N.W.—Cool front room, 2nd floor. for 2 persons: $35 each. Whole~ Phone_Adams 2506 1832 CALVERT ST. N.W _Nicely fur nished housekeeping room with porch. next :l.relt everything furnished, only $6.50 per 1803 MONROE ST. N.W.—Summer house- keeping accommodations: also I for_gentlemen: cool. quiet, attra 1 1350 EUCLID ST. N.W.—Desirable outside room. for one or two. shower bath: also basement room. Phone Adams 4658. 10° 1216 16th ST. N.W.—8pi ort- able room adjoining b.m“wus'unfigflmxrc‘w one or two persons. Convenient. d!:h;lble neighborhood. 1634 Conn Ave.—_South- re; t¥in beds. Double. S35 per month: siny 1014 11th 8T. NW. Comfortably furnished, newly decorated rooms. single and double. Reasonable rates. HILLCREST. 2800 13th 8t. N.W. Cor. Girard. Pamily-size room. private bath. room. semi-private bath. Also refined youni lady would like to share with another large room with private bath. Spacious grounds. parking space. Centrally located Well-balanced mea Rates _reasonable. " 1701 MASS. AVE. N.W. Resident club for men and women. Spa- cious lounges, excentionai meals; cool Tooms. single.’ double. ~Reasonable rate. Phone Decatur 0837 CARROLL SPRINGS INN. uiet old inn of 40 rooms, 20 minutes frnm usiness center. acres of lawns, flow- ers, trees; swimming. tennis. golf; 3 good meels daily. Bus every 30 minutes. Phone Shepherd 2040. FIOTEL EBBITT 10th and W 8is AClImited number’ of rooms. availayle on Teasonable monthly terms. _See Mr. Clarke. THE WESTMINSTER, 1607 17th st. n.w. Desirable. cool. single and double rooms. each with bath. runuing water, elevator service: rates. $8 to $9. '8 CLUB. 1607 1 (Eve) st—8howers; single. $20 monthly. Also board and room in ce-operative dub 55 | weekly. 1328 PAIRMONT _BT. NW‘Dellrlhle, comfortable front room. southern expo: ure; continuous hot water; private family. 1409 16th ST. N.-W._—Large front room for iwo. 330 per month. Also large simgle Toom, $20 per month. Maid service. 1434 HARVARD N.W_ Apt._25—Single room. 3 windows, cool, cheerful use of Teasonable; ROOMS AND BOARD—SUBURBAN. MT. RAINIER. Md. 3841 34th St—Fur- nished room and board: quiet Bome:, Do other boarders. APARTMENTS—FURNISHED. h N.W., OVERLOOKING CKTY AT | High School: 1st fl., front; 2 rms., 708. THE ROCHAMBEAU—2 ROOMS. Hen and bath, completely furnished: ble July 15 for two or three months. | A CAR_AND GUIDE FLRNISHI'D——APTS i and houses. furnished and unfurni = ed. 927 15th st. n National 8717, PARK LEE. 1630 PARK RD —EXCELLENT location. cool: 1. 2 or 3 attractive rooms. hail, dressing rm.. dinette. kit., bath. Fris. idaire. 2 exposures; reas. Adams 3382, K porch. 2008 P BT N.W _Furnished room: housekeeping: ‘reasonable: near G. and_Government departmen 1827 PARK RD._ NW —Delightful_very large room. suitable for 2: cool house near cars. Also smaller_room With sleep. ing_porch: reasonable.Phone Col. 10: ligl W, U FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china. glassware, Tugs. paintings, silverware. TIul cash prices paid. Call Murray. A neaTss. 110 MEN'S SUITS. overcoats. topcoats. shoes. id. _Phone North 1001 GOLD—BRING YOUR _OLD GOLD._SIL- VER._ PLATINUM. TEETH DISCARDED JEWELRY _WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN, | INC__43 YEARS AT 935 F. CASH POR OLD GOLD. Silver. watches. diamonds and old discarded Jewelry. Full cash value baid. Selinger's. ~)~ F st. n.w. LD silver platinum purchased It mnrm nct Hnl use; maximum p{.w% raf License. 781nc. ugu CLEANING or tailoring business for sale: very reasonable: ideal for hand laundry. Address Box 50-K. Star_office | MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIO. | PIANOS—New _lot selling for _stora FOR RENT—0-ROOM HOUSE: AM1 A thriving suburban community restaurant | and rooming house. Room for 12 tables. Sale of beer and wine is permitted. Phone Clarendon 1831 or 2066 for inspection. 8 RESTAURANT for sale with beer and wine license: good location. Purther _information. _Call National 3010; BUILDING FOR RENT—1351 H st. ne. Consisting of adjoining. room flat above store; am.i Suitable for anv kind of business. Good spot for beauty parlor. Call Potomac 4;45 GARAGE & FILLING STATION. on main highway. nearby Md.. business showing &ood profit. ~ Call Met. 8904, rear 1911 Pa. ave. n.w AUTO DRIVING lessons. licensed white men. any hour. your OF our Ccar: per- mits’ secured. Call any time Adams’ 3459. CARD PUNCH, comptometer. electric Mon- roe tuition, $5: statistics. filing. sten., typ. tuition, e Civil Service Prepi nfizgry AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATION and air conditioning taught the way you should lexmiipsey e gjuen Deeded. ‘1232 14th st_n.w FOUR MEN with some selling ability who have previously contacted housewives, to give out samples and train for supervi- sl positions. Earnings while training, $12-S15. guaranteed, drawing account and on. gAlso man with car. Apply X0 am. and 1-3 p.m.. 526 Investment Bldg. s MAN—I want & man with car with some experience in waiting on trade: steady wori. with eood pay and future. Must be over i Call Potomac 4678 for appoint- ment.” after ; 3 MAN—With or -uhout sales experience. for “local store's special Summer ca paign. Neat appearance and 8 hours' work daily necessary. Permanent. Apply 10 am. only Room 6. 1726 Pa. ave ave. n.w. (sécond floor): COLORED GIRL for general hnusuork in small family. No phone calls answered. maEel o lee) $10 week board and room. S Doarg for “employed husband in ex- change for services. _Cool sleeping quar- Ad B ._Star_office. Please call Mrs. Alger. Em- referencz = HOUSEWORKER, experienced. -good stay nights: cooking and lsundry; home. _Cleveland_4545. HOUSEWORKER. __ colored — dependable: plain- cooking. - small family; room with bath, $6_week, Phone Cleveland 8415 WOMAN—Take e lovenr -old b w ousework: room an e 978 Mhonth. | Gall ‘atier 6. Hillside 0467-W. MEN, experience unnecessary, to sell wash- ing powder: $15 guaranteed plus commis- sion for first two weeks' work. Special man with sedan. Apply 2 to 4 p.m.. 413 Insurance Bldg. 907 15th st. n.w. | MEN (4). experienced. magazine club offers: can earn $20 to $35 to start: spot verifica tion: best comissions: work with manager: transportation paid. See Mr. N. C. Botwin. Room 111, 918 P si. n.w.. bétween & and § am_and 5 and :30 p.m. OIL BURNER SALESMEN. experienced; splendid opportunity to connect with or- ganization selling low-priced. efclent burners. Call between 10 . and 12 noon._ 2214 14th st. n.w. PRESSER—One who can do repairin Apply 8. Goldberg. 1100 O st. n: = WOMAN. colored. general housework: nights. Would like some one who wishe good home and permanent place: have maid's Toom with bath: two In family: ret- erences desire ‘Wiscon: RELIABLE young man to G up electric refrigeration and air conditioning: prefer man_now employed and mechanically in- clined with fair education and willing to train to become expert In installation and service work. Write giving au occupation. Utilities Eni TELEPHONE switchboard (P. B. X) tausht in & few lessons: special Summer Tate only $10. Apply 226 Hond Bldg.. 14th & CIV'IL SERVICE TRAINING for vi aminations. resident and home courses: latest m!ormnlgg( ¢ study BOYD 18 yre). Green 1 fitable. e} prof e DRUG STORE for Hyattsville. & Powers. —ErEcTRIC $200 for all: rent. 2804 14th st. 0 CONFECT.. novelty and 5 rm ‘ed; rent. $50; business. 1y, can_be doubled: sacrifice for $325. Inspect at once $450 —Rooming house and tea room. 10 Tooms: rent, $35: terms. $725—Rooming house. 11 rooms: rent. Sb5: well furnished: good terms. Rooming house, 15 rooms. 4 baths: cheap rem good location: & bargain, on NTCURTIS. NATIONAL 3933, | eRTIS, NATIONAT, 034, AVE_ N.W.—Large store room. OP. $25. good location. 3 subren 50 week- R 410 B 2114 all modern improvements, beautiful show | windows: $60 month. Basement_Store. month. J. P. SMITH, REAL ESTATE. 2104 Pa. Ave. N.W. SAL&—M]SCEIMNEO‘JS- 2 and Courses are complete with questions and answers. On sale LOWDERMILK'S 1410 ¥ ARAS BIG BOOK SHOP, 9. PAUL PEARLMAN' na BEDDING MATTRESSES. vox spring) 40¢ eVllh. ln"re'fib&‘» st.s.w. Nat. 867! Household Repairs and Service It will pay you to consult these reliable firms specializing in their respective lines of business. PAPERING-PAINTING—Deal _direct with the workman. For free estimates, phone Shepherd 161 SALESMEN with llquor license. now call- ing on sales places. ary and com- Tfsston. > “Tionel Distilied. Products ot ‘Washington. D. C.. Inc.. 503 K . n.w. SALESMEN (3). with cars. permanent positions: advanced commissions to start; salary $175 per month when qualified. Apply mornings, 9-12, Mr. Tracy, 4209 9th st n.w. SALESMEN (3). to travel. Drawing ac- count sgainst commission: $30 draw. See Mr. Curley at Ebbitt Hotel, 7-8 p.m. only SALESMEN. 4, for uum cleln:r erator and range depts. men for special outside work, !clm commisison to right party. See Mr. Kav- anagh _after 11 a.m.. Monarch Radio Co., 1318 G st. n.w. B = SPOTTER—Must be experienced in_oper- ating Hoffman machine. 3159 17th st. n.w. EWRITER SALESMAI tu- e b Tess A A ins 419-K. Star_office. WET WASHER. must be experienced: all lines of wet cleaning. Rainbow Dyeing & Cleaning Co.. 732 6th st. s.e. MAN—HI B N . A jobbing business. State age. experience and salary expected. Address Box 431-K. Star_office. T HAVE AN OPENING FOR NEAT, nluble man to handle tea and coffee route of sp- proximately 200 regular customers. Pa up to $32.50 to No, capital needegl Anpxy Raut:" Tuesday, & rzlrl:. two d ¢“"vu.s‘:‘z‘%‘r“°no 815 10th St. N.W. Phone Nmon-dl lnn CEMENT a specialty; coping around lawn! sidewalks; parch your Wal waterproof; expertenced. 614 Kastle pl n.e. Linc. 5341. this week PAPERING. painting. Special. filled, all only. room: M:XIDE\I dry, cracks sun-test $6. own work: ar nueu Georg! PAPERHAN( $6 room; washable pi pers. This week only. Ido and guarantee my own work. _Spigel. Georgia 5811. 9% inted CLAY PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—IL_do my own work. Prices reasonable. Esti- mates freely given. Call Columbia 0633 or 3535 Georgia ave. n. uab i n.w__Met. 2062. ELECTRIC WIRING T,fi“',: house fixtures & base Dl\lll B vl whec. CoRad Upshur 1 Col FLOORS cleaned and Wax Phone Columbia 3718 IDED. nnuneu rtlllhle Tea- 1778. H E. Richardson’s Floor jervice. 2 re!zrenus. PAPERING. PAINTING—Average room, $6. 1 do my own work. Satisfaction guaranteed Call Metz anv time. Columbia 039 PAPERING and painting; work teed; xwk-bonon gnce uaran- PAPl‘R!NG 5 RM! 3-STORY HALL, uo and up: guick service: white mechanics. Call any time. Neat papers. Adams FURNITURE m.\mmo fll’!! class worl lalty. Greathou: L ok R TP Ehone Lincoln 5433-3: iy JOB PLASTERING and cement work. o Job. too small for me. 'William Thomss. 707 M st_n.w. Phone District 45670. 9° PAINTING mmn Roofing, omu-- ul.mlmnuv%aucn- et 1(: AINTIN( nd out; _experi- P G xn“%’. ‘Al work done by myself Cordle, 1310 19th st. n.w. Phone North 8200. FAPH?.HA!'G!NG ters. wlal’ & -uns. PAPERHANGING Rooms. S5 up. A._T. GEORGE. Georgia_9468. PLASTERING, _stuccoing. _cementing, n&nnm?fllu llnd ":urprgg! ltur.co, [T r work: p: uj Mathis. 3323 Morriso Brer 0035, PLASTER REPAIRING — Straight new T a2 ne, o B £ he, 3 wl g 3 Perdue. 614 Kastle pl. n.e. Linc. 5641. 5"’ CAR REPAIRS. Have your makes) Tepaired throush o b\l z an; }nxns! ér" it uu-af Dth st a% . ANTIQUE dining_table and 6 chai Troy Sunshade waterproof glider. Benton st. n.w._Emerson 8204 AIR-WAY chief” can be Seer. by ealling District 1170 for demon- stration. also parts and service. . fully_equipped. | large_store and two rooms | charges: $20 to $60: excellent condition Smith's Transfer & Storage Co.. 1313 You | st. n.w. _Phone North 3343, | GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS. just refurnea | from rent, are how offered at & great re- duction from onnmll prices. One 5-foot | B-inch grand, $172. One 5-foot grand, One 4-foot 8-inch grand, $210. One Steinway upright, ebony case. $125. _One ipartment_size uprieht, slightly used. $158. | Uprights, larger sizes, $60 up. All instru- | ments teed. Sole representatives | for the dman, Harrington, Bradbu: and Lanter pianos. Pianos for rent for a gecasions.” Hugo Worch, 1110 G s PL imallest size baby grand modeled in’ the popular Willlam and Mary style, $145. A late model piano in splendid con- dition. “One of the many values we are offering at greatly reduced prices during our big Summer sale, Others at $175. 105. $250 and up. Terms as low as Si weekiy. _ Kitts G PIANO—Late model mi midget apartment uprigh thing for the small children's practice piano. Just one of the many yslues we have on sale at_greatly reduced prices: others at 58 nd'ls. Beims a3 low as 1 weekly. Kitta, 1330 G st. PLAYER-PIANO, $49—A good. recondi- tioned instrument with a stro nism; also many others on sale a tial reductions. Terms, tial reduct $1 week! RENT WITH ATTRACTIVE PRIVILEGE of ‘purchasing later. an ideal toned grand or upright. brand-new or used. in either style you prefer: first come and hear the gloriously voiced. rfectly improved scale in these modern Kimbalis and ascer- tain how very easy it is to become the proud yosieslor Temember. t0o. we make these famous pianos ourselves and sell them direct to you free also of the usual excessive finance companies’ _carryin charges. Sum up_ these high points of actual economy and you have the reasons why the Kimball outsells all other makes throushout America each ' vear ' The all Washingion Factory Branch Store 1; AU 721 T1th St Bw. ogany-finished . $132: just the artment or for the AUTO RADIO—Were ciosing out our auto radio department and have a few samples on sale at greatly reduced prices: $40.95 Philco_now $32.00, $42.95 Philco 50. $42.95 R. C. A.-Victor now 33 $44.95 R. C. A-Victor now $il. These radios are the lutest models and are nm:lmelyl lnr-ma T They fit any BARS, beer cabinets, chairs and fables. cheap. 627 Indiana ave. D.W. %_' man. BEDS, compliete: breakiast set. studio Yitcnen cabinet, living T i 5508 CieoTRiA ave BICYOLES—Rollfast and nmcr nigh-i s Sheeis, Bazaiion Bievcio & 850 riing Goods Store. 424 0th n.w. PULLDING MATERTAL WRECICNG, RALE bareain brices Come to any of Hechinger's 4 tire needs; neatly ar- eibiy et e ave Wil Jou hen you want ood used lumber, re- condioncd pads 11 (2 rd- 06 'to ‘sire’ (Bx4. xa. x5 ail lengths), shesthi lumbing and emnl fent condition. aiways at bargain prices. e n:fi.enfltfllvg’l‘amm indelivered. Phone orders "Atla g 'UsedMaterial Dept. HECHINGER, §0 C™hus € ot BW: 59256 Ga_Ave. N. W 1905 Nichols Ave. 8.E. CAMmAb—rfi !{uy lell trade &s{a - gras "Cine kodsks and, projectors. B ‘E.nms—mu‘fi_‘— new aiso rent. Com- o S ee Furniture Co. 800 € at. n.W. Phone Metropolitan 2 DINING ROOM IX!. gost $107, sacrifice $55. e _quantities X6, Tactically new: 21 14th st. n.e. ~CU RADI( ey, used, good condition; recently overhauled; cheap. Sam Rolls. 2819 Conn. ave. = A _SMALL SIZE full-scale upright will be s0ld for ine little remaining balance due on_ account No. 4082. Just take over weekly payments of $2.00, Wonderful rich tone and very responsive action. Appear- ance like new. Ask for Credit Manager at W W. Kimball Co_ 721" 11th st. D.¥..3 doors north of Palais Royal. DON'T BUY A GRAND PIANO ANYWHERE until you have seen the new apartment size grands selling at Kimball's for $280. These are not Kimball-made. but are the best full-scale grands obtainable for any figure within $100 of the price at which they "are being closed out. Easy pay- ment ters 721 1ith st. n. north of 1. WHY SHOP ENDLESSLY FOR A USED upright or grand piano when one roof you may see, test an prices of good used pianos in Tiety? “Youll see. too. the wisdom of buy- ing instruments thoroughly regulated or Tebuilt by Kimball factory experts, includ- ing guaranteed service without additional cost, following purchase, These Kim) - vantages are seldom realized in dealings cltewliere. " while - the "additional expense contingent in purchasing pianos at suc- tion or private sale reacts upon the price of so-called bar, Visit KIMBALL'S ‘befors you buy: not afterward. 721_11th st. n.w. 3 doors north of Palais Royal WONDERFUL BARGAIN in hish grand piano. Used scarcely 7 mon Just returned from one of Washington's finest homes, Cannot be told from new. but due to financial reverses of original purchaser this b itiful instrument is available to any one assuming the small balance due. 'which may be paid out in small. convenient monthly payments. Credits allowed for fine upright and cash paid to date leaves this instrument now Teduced $210. “Inspect tomorrow it you expect to secure this real bargain. W. W. Kimball Co.. 721 11th st. B. great v 1350 MASS. AVE_ SE. (1 block_Lincoln Park), corner room, 5 windows. 3 expos- ures. ‘twin beds 2 geptlemen: phone in room. Lincoln 7315, Call eveni [ 1220 G N.W.—Good bed. clean room, join- ing bath. in private apt.; save car Ire; gentlemen only: ref. ex t | NEWTON. NEAR 16th —LIVING ROOM. | bed room. kitchen. bath. Prigicaire. ¢. h. w Ras, elec., phone; $50. Phone Columbia | 2881 after 5:30 10 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. PLAZA ~Large. pleasant studio room. facing park. for one or irls: radio. unlimited SHOREHAM HOTEL- SUBLEASE MON!H 1y or until Septembe: ), large living room. hall b. r. with 2 double beds. bath. large Kitchen. dining room. balcony. e. expos- ure. overlooking terraces and park. _Rare opportuni‘y: high-cl cc\lznlele. ’hgnl 2022 16th ST. N.W.—Two single roomx next bath: attractive home: continuous h._w. phone: $3.50 and $4.50 week. Adams 0700 Apt % 1010 MASS. AVE. NW. DOWNTOWN— Large front room. two beds kitchen. _janitor se elec.. linen. $32.00 month 1010 © ST SE—Comfortable room for gentleman in guiet Christian home: GLEN ECHO, MD.—Bed-sitting_room, _ Xor gentleman. One block from street cars, every convenience. Bradley 112-M WARDMAN PARK SECTION—Large front room. twin beds: also single: ¢ h.w.. phone: gentlemen preferred. 2842 27th n'w 2013 PARK RD, NW —8ingle rm. _well furnished. cool. facing Rock Creek Park. Call Columbia 1059. 2334 R ST S.E—Exceptionally _high, cool. large room; detached house; bus at door: adult. 4812 room. next to bath. shower; one or two | gentlemen_or couple. 1867 KALORAMA RD —Colonial mansion. cool. single room to lady emploved da: time: possible other rooms on Aug. 1. 1821 BELMONT RD.—Convenient and_at- tractive; double and single. Adams 4574. 201 e front studio room, suitable 4 peonlt fa: shady lawn: $12.50 each. 2126 R _ST. N.W.—Single and doubl! rooms, with or without meals. Phone Po- tomac 3170. THE NORTHUMBERLAND, 2039 N. H. ave. n.w.. Apt. 210—48“: le rm.. private | ance ‘to_public h maiiager. 8* 34th 15 = l% —(d:ool .nrl.mve room, adjoining bath: garden: near trans- portation: breakfast if desired. West 0910. 1108 13th ST. N. nished front 1hk. room; adjoining bath: only $6 weekly. CHEVY CHASE. D_C—Corner house, car and bus: large airy Toom. 2 exposures. closets. beds. private shower: 1 or gentlemen: reasonable. _Clev. 2045 1432 FAIRMONT N.W. Newly furnished. cool room. 5 1604. Phone 4211 ]flth ST. N.W.—Ext large front “nd floor. private bath. convenient cal nd _bus: gentlemen: reasonable. Kasms 8705, Avatfable ‘Juiy 15 DOWNTOWN—Single room for gentleman TUNNing Water in room. next bath: refer ences exchanged. Phone Metropolitan ) X _APTS. 1028 Conn — 1013, L S A R out Jeivace bain: exceptional opportunity. 1808 KALORAMA RD. N.W.—Bed-living room, alcove kit., running T newly furnished: adults only: reaso: 1922 PARK RD. N.W. room in_owner's home: a. 1842 16th ST. N.W., Apt. nished room, " adjoining bat telephone. 3301 13th ST, N.E_—Master bed room in private detached corner brick house: large closet, private bath, shower: gentleman. 0* |filh AND COLUMBIA RD.— Attractive, cool room: quiet, refined home: phone. reasonable. Large fur- ‘unlimited KANSAS AVE. NW._—Large front | MASS. AVE. N.W _—Lovely enu; TWO ROOMS. EQUIPPED FOR LIGHT Bousekeeping: beat. gas and electricity fur- st'st. n.w, 504 BALTO, BLVD.. RIVERDALE. MD — Large, cool front room. kitchen, screened ._semi-bath. _Aduits only 9 WESTCHESTER —DELIGHTFULLY ( | beautifully furnished 4-room. kitchen bath apt. Summer months of longer adults:_reasonable. Phone Cleveland 5756 1430 A ST. SE 2 LARGE ROOMS AND kitchen, beautifully furnished, 1st floor | with garsge: convenient and bus. 6* | COOL. HIGH ELEVATION EXPOSURES —DMost attractive 7-room furn. apt. 3 bec | rooms.” 2 baths. sun room. garcen. Most reasonable rent. Call OWNER, Wls:mu 10_16th "—UNUSUALLY ATTRAC: | tive front apt. large double liv. rm. b | mm. k. rigidaire. grand piano. radio French unhn.s.mn twin beds. electric ac- $75 mo.. FURNISHED 3-ROOM APT. TO SUBLET ;‘or Summer. located in desirable netghbor- 1654 PARK RD. NW._—3 ATTRACTIVE rooms. bath: overstuffed furniture. refrig- eration. h.-w.h.: near car and bus. 1 AND 2 ROOM APTS. WITH KITCHEN: ette and electricity furnished. 1753 | N_st w. Phone North 949! NICELY FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE- kzemns I-'oom and 1-room. kitchenette apts.; § $7.50 wk._ 1322 11th st D.W. ORREN N E— N PRIVATE | How: | 2 front rms.. furn. for hksg.: sink. F: ‘aire. heat. gas. elec. and phone. Adults COOL. NEWLY EQUIPPED LIVING "ROOM. Comfortable davenport, large kitchen. Frig: idaire. cont h_ w. gas elec. unitmitec phone: refined. employed couple: Gentiles: no trouble parking_ Near Georgia ave, anc | Kennedy st. car line, also bus at Madisor | st._704 Concord ave. n.w | ATTRACTIVE. 16th ST, | Large living rm.. bed room. Kkitet enl‘fll and dinette, 'foyer. bath .with shower July 15 to Sept. 5. 50 per month Phone Coiumbia | STUDIO APT.. FOUR COOL ROOMS. BAL- | contes. for Summer: one person. Telephont | §°30. mornings. North 9 DUPONT CIRCLE, 1626 19th ST, 3 Nw - One room and kitchenette: also 3 rooms Kitchenette and bath: comfortable. 1801 B ST. 8. E —TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN- ette and private bath and porch; $45 month. s ok INZER, 1738 IRth ST, N.W. rooms. kitchenette, frigeration free: S TILDEN GARDENS, 3 n.w.—b rooms, bath, extra lavatory: 3 ex- posures very desirable for Summer Phone Cleveland 5754 Cge “869 COLUMBIA RD._FUR. APT., IN first-class order. for rent; reasonable; al ready for occupancy. ) G ST. NW.—1 AND 2 ROOM FUR. mshedcanu maid service. Also sleepint 1407 O 1785 Lanier pl. n.w. 431 FAIRMONT N.W —Very desirable hk., kitchenettes: $6.50. $7. Also 1430 Col. rd.: $6.50; always h. W.. no children. Phone West 1475. ) M ST. N.W. RMS. B. AND LH Electrolux. Corner. unusually cool: linen dishes, etc.: reduced to $57. North 3685 626 PRANKLIN ST. NE.—3 large rooms kitchen. bath_with shower: gas. electricity. Eeforences $31.80" adults’ only. DUPONT CIRCLE. 1515 20th—Large, 2nd- floor_front. twin beds, semi-private bath; one person. $25; coupl‘e $30. N3 — Laree, 1447-1440 MASS. AVE. front. Lh.k. $7: I|nlle front. 1ot and. e b w‘* ON ROOM i WITH um msvwnox INVITED. 2125 %Nw Quiet relldemll] hotel: runnhll ‘water, showers. Moderate rates. 10 'ROOMS—UNFURNISHED. NEAR GOVT. DEPTS. AL. 1900 P ST. NW. PArliK (EIWX'R 1 $75.00—Living room with portable din. ghie set. sun room. dressing Toom Witk hy bed, kitchen and tile bath 70 30 Completely furnisned spt. 1tv a Fe Run roomh with Murphy bed. dreas: ing room with Murphy bed. kitchen tils Batn: electricity snd gas, furnish DOWNTOWN 1 very large room. shower. lavatory se "closet: strictly White Delghborhood 1216 L st. n.W. 1633 16th N.W., Beaut. Furn. 2 rms.. bath. 2 exposures: delightful table 1101 _FLA. AVE. N.E—One double room. unfurnished, 1st floor. front: mai. grain. varnished and waxed: good for 2 people ting out; 7 windows in room. 8¢ ROOMS—SUBURBAN. 1322 NORTH CLEVELAND ST._ Clarendon, ‘—One_double room. gentlemen pre- ferred. _Phone Clarendon 2376 7 OWENS AVE. HYATTSVILLE. MD. large alsugnmled ‘bed rooms. Phone Hyai e BOATS. TRIC REFRIGERATOR—Well allow you $20 to $40 for your old ice box. radio or piano in_trade on a new electric re- frigerator. Kitt's. 1330 G st. LOVELY__ 16-ft. _mahogany-trimmed speed boat, 82-hn motor, newly painted; ,'::i.u.m demonstration call Co- \VE. N.W.—Vacancies for tiemen in large double 7y T, hd‘" kit rnn.hed. excellent rooms, fi convi meals; [ nfi-'m mmemn@i T cu. s | ety et lumbia 5183. R A 1o ulnclll for two '.h lllvlulr(h, twin 2033 (at Jouns .on' DOWNTOWN—LOW RENT. SPECIAL, 3 RMS. AND BATH, FURN., $6! Modern elevator apt. bldg., central loci lon; large rooms, closets. ' marble bath .w.__Phone National 5437. RIGHT DOWNTOWN. MIRAMAR. 1301 15th S'l' NW. FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FRI $75—Completely _furnished lnlnmenb living room with portable dlne!la r , dress- ing room. sun room. kitchen and bath. $79.50—Living room with portable din. ette set. dressing room with Murphy bed ath, built-in tub an ower: electr! and gas furnished. Manager. Pot. 5600. Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel S L S i el day.