Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1935, Page 35

Nature’s % BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY, N THE coast of Oregon the long-tailed lemming mouse, | also known as the rufous tree mouse, hunts the insects and, to give variation to its diet, slso dines on the vegetation to be fouad| in this region. Its closest cousins are the common meadow mouse, and for some time they were linked together under the scientific name of Phenacomys, which means “false mouse.” The distinc- tion, however, is in their teeth and| the fact that this cousin, whose pic- ture you see, has a great fondness for climbing trees, and builds his hand- some home in a Douglas fir. ‘There are 11 species and subspecies af this group known as lemming m'ce. This places them between the true lemmings. a heavy-bodied, short-tailed and blunt-nosed mouse of the Arciic regious, and the meadow mouse | (sometimes caled the Eastern vole),| known all over our country. In wet bogs, borders of lakes or ponds, or even in stony pastures,| where insects and vegetation sre| abundant, hunting is carried on day and night. The runways of their meadow mouse neighbors are used, and | this is why the two have so often been confused. The sexes are identical and the| seasonal change is too slight to be | noticeable. Looking down on them, you see they are a bright, rusty brown mixed with black. The throai is| white and underneath the white n-h-‘ is tinged with rusty brown. 7he| rest of the underbody is plumbeous | at the base. The slender tall is a| Rufous Tree Mouse (Phenacomys Longicandus). Children uniform chocolate brown, as are the feet. Tha home, as you see, is roomy. Nothing has been over'ooked for com- fort and safety. You will notice two exits. No danger of the owner being trapped by a foe. The lower door is inconspicuous, while the front en- trance bespeaks hospitality, though in this case it is the convenience of the builder that causes fhe wide-open portals to be placed in such & posi- tion. The youngsters are born in this type of home and at first they are nude, like all other baby mice. But soon they are covered with the most beautiful dark gray, fuzzy clothes, | which later become sleek and reddish brown. The total length of the adult is about 6 inches. The blunt head and small ears, that are so modestly h'd- den, do not give you any idea of the alertness of this animal. His long, handsome whiskers redeem the ap- parent oversight. So you take a sec- ond look and realize the bright, beady eyes have not missed a thing. (Copyright. 1935.) Who Are You?! The Romance of Your Name. BY RUBY HASKINS ELLIS. 'HIS surname is derived from “Gua- renna or Varenna,” in the County | of Calais, Normandy, from which the family came to England in the days| of the Norman conquest. The mean- ing of the word is to stop, repel or| ward off. The family of Warren traces its history to the Earl of Warren, who lived in Normandy in 1050, and to the first English ancestor, William, the first Earl of Warren and Surrey, in 1086, ‘The coat of arms here shown is bla- poned: “Chequy or and azure, on & eanton gules, a lion rampant argent. Crest—On & cap of maintenance, a wyvens, argent, nirzo citerdes.. Motto ~—Virtus mihi scutum (virtue my | shield).” Sonnysay;nds when I gets the skin weared t' my neck, her may say, “I wisht I hadn't been so hard on the little feller.” Lost and Found Advertisements may be found on page A-9. HELP—MEN, AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN_I! you know ho' to sell used ears. & nns opportunity is ailable at Leo Ro direct fac- (ory Dodge-Plymouth d!tle" “No. 7 N. Y. w__See Mr. Ochsenreiter. (KEEPER-TYPIST. _experienced; low alary to start. Aoply 1510 Wisconsin ave CHEF’ colored. 200d cook. wants hotel. r taurant or school work: good pastry man; reference. 141 L st. n.w COLLECTOR to handle current account CAT necessary: not over 35 years old. Mr._Mur Room 410, 1319 P st. n.w. | ESTIMATOR, at once. by an oid established n These were the arms borne by the | Earls of Warren and Surrey. of whom | Richard Warren, a signer of the May- flower compact and a passenger on the Mayflower in 1620, was descended. He was the son of Christopher Warren of | Headbury, England. These arms were | also borne to America by the emierant John Warren, who came over in 1640 with Gov. Winthrop's party. He came from Head., County Devon. and be- | : longed to the Warrens of Poynton, County Chester, a younger branch of the Earls of Warren, a line long ex- | tinet. This coat of arms is also borne by other early settlers in this country who traced to the Warrens herein mentioned. (Copyright, How It Started BY JEAN NEWTON. The Dogs of War. "THE dogs of another world-wide war are being let slip in Africa,” wrote an editor the other day. Did the editor know he was para- | phrasing Shakespeare? He must | have, “Dogs of War” is a familiar meta- phor for the horrors, the unbridled passions, the brutal, vicious savage- ries and stupid animalities which de- cide armed conflicts between so-called civilized nations. ‘We owe this grisly figure of speech | to Shakespeare. It is from his “Julius Caesar,” act 3, 1, in the dire words of | Marc Antony, who, anent the murder of Julius Caesar, cries: “A curse shall light upon the limbs of men: Domestic fury and fierce civil strife Ehall cumber all the parts of Italy; | Blood and destruction shall Je so in use, And dreadful objects so familiar, ‘That mothers shall but smile when they behold Their infants quarter'd with the hands of war; All pity chok'd with custom of fell deeds; And Caesar’s spirit, ranging for re- venge, With Ate by his side come hot from hell, Bhall in these confines with a mon- arch’s voice Cry ‘Havoc,” and let slip the dogs of War; That this foul deed shall smell above the earth, With carrion men groaning fof burial.” 1935.) (Copyrignt. 1435.) Tuna Fish Sandwiches With Quick Mushroom Sauce. Drain and flake one 7-ounce can tuna fish, then place the fish in a double botler to heat. Melt two table- spoons butter in a saucepan, add three tablespoons flour and blend well. Pour in one 16-ounce can cream of mushroom soup and cook, stirring constantly, until thickened (this will require only from five to eight minutes produces a delicious, creamy mushroom sauce). Place the hot flaked tuna fish on slices of golden brown toast, pour the mushroom sauce over top and garnish with fresh cu- cumber pickie in tiny lettuce cups. contractor. éngaged in a general line of building and home improvement in Wash- ington: must be thoroughly experienced. ber and industrious. writi Address Box LINOLEUM LAYER— enced: good salary; ply. 'Quaker Cif st. nw | LOCAL SALESM. in person Tu Hotel_Room Star office. ust be fully expe: earners need not Linoleum Co.. 601 B ppearing. ay. 10 am. only, _Do not phone._ MAN—_We can place a man between and 15 vears of age in a permanent and profitable position of trust in Washing- n: must have neat sppearance and car ary_and commission to start. Apply -4. 079 National Press Bide MAN. reliable. for special saies work: ex- cellerit opportinity with future; salary snd mmission 5 Sommigtion to siart. ~Address ‘Box 450-B, MEAT CUTTER. experienced, also all - around grocery clerk stating age. experience and salary ex- Address Box 21-C. Star_office Ebbitt Apply own hand- | { all leading types of internatio; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, AT ONCE —3 men. between 25 and 50—to train for better positions; rence required. ments. Only nnbl!loul workers need ap- Call 0 to 12 822-A Conn. ave., en H and SALESMEN WANTED. Opportunity for two experienced house salesmen. Active oprospects furnishe Aoply Tuesday 10-12, by appointment with Mr Croxton, Realiy Assoclates. Inc.. 1508 Kt nw. Nati 3. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. An excellent opportunity for an experl- enced man. This office has exclusive sale ¢f & number of new homes. constructed by resdonsible builders. also a big brokerage listing. _Excellent contacts and plenty of Dprospects. REQUIREMENTS. Must bave car aud be able to furnish #00d character reference. MR, PASCOE. WM. M. THROCKMORTON, 201 !nvaxtmenfih&mrmJms‘! JEWELRY AND SILVER- WARE SALESMAN. A high-type, energetic young man, experienced in these lines, for a good posi- tion in a first-class store. Ad- dress Box 283-C, Star office. ~ CAB DRIVERS. Gel our proposition on new 1935 cabs. Union Taxi Cab Association. Massacusteits Ave. N.W. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN. white: must be expert driver: also chambermaid able to do lain sewing: either couple or single lh' nane Nnrgh s clty reference; ~INSTRUCTION COURSES. INSTRUCTION in card tabul T machines. widely used in Government depts: easy tolearn. Rates reasonable: day and eve- ning classes. Call for free demonstration. Glasses mow formine, Straver Collexe. Homer Bldg.._13th-and F st MEN wanted with ically inclined. now emvloved desiring to better their position by qualifying as in- stallation experts and service engineers in electric refrigeration and air conditioning. No experience necessary, but applicants must be willing_to train spare time for & few months. Write, giving age. phone. present occupation and address Utilities Eng. Inst. Address Box 74-C, Star flf&ct. CORRECT ENGLISH for pr . bus- iness and social needs: indi tions. ~ Phone Metropolitan REFRIGERA7ION - AIR _ CONDITIONING schooi: lower tuition, $? weeklv: trade needing men now, shop cours 2 14th nw the bone on the back ob | | Steady position: Gaii | fAcations HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE Books and Courses for various | Qualify. pass vour exam. Inspect courses at_BOYD'S. L LEARN DRAFTING. The profession that pavs and offers ad- vancement. Day and night classes. Write or call for information. WASHINGTON DRAFTING SCHOOL., | 1331 G 8t. NW BE A SECRETARY or JR. ACCOUNTANT. Eatn mors_ have more—opportunities are numercus TODAY. Your BEST investment is in_a BOYD COURSE-_UNUSUAL AD- VANTAGES Register today for the next Cll s. IBOYID‘SCHDOL 1333 F st. Phone onal 2t LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. | . The South's oldest and largest beauty orzanization. established One | standard of instruction. the very best TNROLL NOW—DAY-NITE CLASSES Special Summer Rates—Free Catalozue. Gracduaies Placed in Good Pos: MABELLE " HONOUR SCHOO! 1340 N_ Y Ave NW. | FINAL FALL REDUCTION. $30 reduction on complete course in beauty culture if ‘enrolied before Oct. 1 Nationally known instructors. Practical thorough training on live models = Actusi shop experience. ~Free employment service. Easy terms. Dav classes. (Evening classes conducted 3 nights a week ) | WIER & CRUITT SCHOOL cauty Cult T8 11th BONW. - Nationa o1 THE RELIABLE AGENC: | 11th.. has cooks. butlers, mlld ghw, chaufteurs, houseman, day workers, cou! 1 i FOR HELP. men. wo e Damestie™ Bomels A1 Quick._reliable service RUPHERS' ~ EXCHANGE — Houseworkers, cooks. maids. mother's helpers. laundresses, housemen: ref Dec. 3551. 18: 1925 19th st. se30% HELP—WOMEN, BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR: must be round. Appiy Connie's Beauty E‘s.m" Beauty Shop. 1800 Conn, ave., ind_fidor. 1_Macomb st. n.w. AUTY OPERATOR. experienced Nettie BOOKKmii PKST experienced salary to Tow 519 Wisconsin ave. ret 803 13th | “hool edu- Address HER. clerk_ high $10 Der week to start -C._Star office cation Box office training: county Seat. 'Contact through Pos Box 406, Upper Mariboro, Ma. ooc Omee STENOGRAPHER—Must_be rapid typist: ®00d salary: write quali- Address Box 157-C. Star office. WAITRESSES. experienced. Berkman's Restaurant. 405 7th st. n.w. Phone Metro- politan 6204 YOUNG LADY for receptionist in hotel, age 25 to 10: salary $80 per month: have good appearance and persos lsl‘ll! qualifications, Address Box WORK-ROOM HEAD For women's alterations. Only one who is experienced in supervising a large alter- ation department need ap- ply. Address Box 97-C, Star sune man ex | Office. perienced in developing and printing of films and general o Rmm . gengral photo work. Apply W. 7. h,lsfiome;ngobu . 916 P st. nw. TATE SALESMAN - P e "'Rfi- dress Box 195-C. Star office. REPRFSENTATIVES with car to represent Truth Tool Co.. nationally known mfers.; special garage tools ignments Wash.. slt‘more. adioining Md.. Va.: will person- aliy train' and orove une’ex‘i'e‘)‘xgm com- Al George F. ey. ' Hotel Lee House. 15th and L n.w, Telephone ict_4800, 18¢ SALESMAN—There is ack tunity of demonstrated’ eArming. “Boes Klfllhle only 10 men over 40 years of age goine direct saies work “ABpIy Mr. eort st. n.w. etween sday @nd Wednesday. s iman. WOODWARD & LOTHROP desires the services of a model for women's gowns, office, 9th floor. HELP—DOMESTIC. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. _exp.: best refs.. ¥illing to live Marine Barracks. Quantico, Va.: room. bath. $30 mo. Apply 1801 K st. n.w., Apt. 208, Monday, be- tween 3 and 6 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. help with i fant: must stay nights: upstairs room. & monin, Apply after 7 p.m., 4550 Conn. e GIRL, whif ®ood_home SALESMAN—Opportunity 1 - enced only, to contact builders ana home owners on General Electric equipment: L"‘,‘,’,',‘},,"’s..‘,?,";:a"“",“‘""" salary and res 2 Stating age. cducation and cxpériase 1o GIRL. whife about 16, o do light house- Gork and. take care of lady; stay nignts. ADP]V 61 nd_st._n.w 3 White. to take care apartment; g0o CIRL wite, Io HAES e A o Star_office. 17! SALESMEN »_between 25 and 3 pie-iyve book ‘ang magasine offer: > miiat e neat and have high school “educa tion: l?'ofl Pay and bonus to live wires: Timited gfl:"lll’:’:’s}r:’; n;’:‘l"‘k to travel: trans- 5 Avcly 5 P st. n. wn Roolr‘l !!‘04“ g SALESMEN (3 with_cars: perman | sition: ‘o eanvassing: advanced T Jionto stari; salary, $175 ber month when i mornings. Mr. Trace LESMEN and women, ficlting - magazinen. radios. refrigerator, household supplies: experienced #0- books, - newspapers, musical instruments. 1s0 ministers. teach- ith spare time. now g ’m:;llgal l&nnm’lunll! managers for trip South And West. m ?ell.h‘}l‘snern‘?:::ryeng‘lledt n,o:wn oflvlr:t nz‘: Bldr.. 018 F at. nw o | ronal Dnlon SHINGLERS. expert on brick siding and mo{s, 200d nhu llw helpers, A dress Box 208-C. - snom'-onnm coox for dining _car. 1 and 3 pm., Apply in verson. between 2_Georgia_ave. YOUHG MAN with drive; in groeery store evenh:nr .l?"srbmg "lonh: ? YOUNG = MAN — Responsibl, doing national business, BAS. opportamicy for aggressive, reliable 'young man with knowledge of bookkeeping and stenography. ©One who has had experience in secretarial work and is famillar with mechanical, electrical and chemical terms preferred. but not essential. _ Write for appointment iving all information ible In first etter. Address Box 81-C. Star office. YOUNG MEN. over 18 vears of in order department: can earn Weok.see Mr "Small. Room' 200, 1516 Fst nw YOUNG MEN .. meat appearing, for special contact work. Apply 10-12, 808 aiional Press Building. ASSISTANT BRANCH MANAGER. National 47-vear-old organization has opening for high class. well educated man with who has the ability to organize & sales force of women. s 18 an execu- tive position leading fo early promotion. Phone National 4969 for appointment. 17 verk HOUSEKEEPER, white. for four adults: S5 Veeks permanenit i aaiied: 1027 G st n.e. Phore Atlantic 37 HOUSEKEEPER_ white, valid: home nights: $7. d 1::49. Hyati HOUSEKEEPER. white Tha cml _stay nights. Phone . colored. for unem h I of Bve. 8750 per week: Teferences e muci be ableto do Inundry work. SN aeamn 110( = WHITE GIRL, housework _ani cooking: must mu children; room and board. $25 month. Address Box 185 Star off WOMAN. white. neat- room snd board and small Mondas. 4811 Davenport ¢ = WOAM, hite. settled: to care for T Th - dkiement - while mother works: $5 week. Phone Cleveiand 00 care of semi-in- Call siter 7 p.m., vear <._Tavlor s mother's helnn salary. Call n.w. | COUPLE, exams. | ‘ White nurse: STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST with law | must be willing to board at | size 38. Apply employment | SITUATIONS—ME] (Continued.) BICRITARY stenographer, Cnm accu- pid. desires position, temporary or ranenL West RIver 14 25 0 address x_34-C. Star_office. YQUNG MAN desires position a8 plumber s helper: experienced: state salary nm Ad- dress Box_150-C. Star_off THE TIMID SOUL YOUNG MAN attending the day .eulon of Strayer Colleke wishes ‘to ‘earn room and board by doing odd jobs about the house. For interview, call Natl. 1748. SITUATION| S—DOMESTIC. TOLORED WOMAN wants work in house- hoid: 5 yrs exper.: sleep in. Harglet Mont- gomery. 1710 W. d. ‘colored. desire small um 'S quarters. Man employed out. wife do ®hw. Call Metrovolitan 5657, Asia. GENERAL CLEANING wanted; part time or day’'s work, washing. ironing. dAlhwnmn( reference. ~ Ca 78 G ol. GENERAL . HOUSFWORKER. 'rlll!! exn best reis.. small family. no children; stay nights: ood cook. Address Box 04-C. Star_office. ! = GIRLS (two). colored. wish afternoon worl af any kind; ity reference. - Phone Adams 634 . B— — GIRLcolored. eliable, ‘wants housework. reference. Cail 7 Duncan st. n. GIRI colored. 'lnls part time or da: unrkch) between 1 and 8, 1808 8 st. n.w. GIRL. colored. wants g I housework; Teference. Address 1717 1st st. n.w. GIRL. colored. wishes part time. day Fork_or seneral housewgrk: no Sunday reference. 37 _Oth st otomac_1:364-W. GIRL. colored. wishes art time or - da. work; fully experienced; city referenc Phone le:oln 402-W. GIRL. colored. reliable, cook and general housework: excellent references; s 20 home nights. Phone Atlantic 365" GIRL, colored. wishes work in morning or part time as oeneral housework; go home | niehts._Phone North 857 GIRL. colored. neat. reliable. w | work: reference. _Call District GIRL_ as lady's maid or take S bachelor apt. Ref. North 3:395. 16° WANT WORK of any_kind. part time or all day: stay nights Phone Decatur 5X:ii. WCMAN. colored. - settled, _wants _pace, in employed family; best reference. b e e i WOMAN. colored. wants general house- work. full or part time: good cook: home nights. 1501 R st._Phone Decatur $468-J WOMAN. competent. wants job: £0od ook housekeeper, neat when at work. 1326 W st. nw. Phone North 311 WOMAN. colored. wishes job as maid or general houseworker. Mattie Oridge. 1260 Kth_st. ne. Phoné Metropoll WOMAN. colored. middle-aged. wishes job as cook. housework city; stay nifnts; Phone_Atlantic 337R-W. YOUNG WOMAN as governess-nurse for | small children; no housework. Phone Shepnerd 2: ) huune- © (036 Y TUBONE INC. D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1935 —By WEBSTER BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. (Continued.) s.u.z—mscuum:ovi. (Continued.) PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Per- sonal 1s 3 cents per line additional to the regular line rate. . COLONICS _HOUFS. 10 A {to R pm. 1410 N st_nw. Apt CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST—THE TRAINING given by a professional futor is the most imoortant factor in the rearing of a cul- | tured child. Lack of co-ordination mani- fesied in wciass work. corrected by child | psychologist who will consider a few aopli- | cations for Individualized help. What is | your child's personality? For interview, | address Box 03-C. Star_office. PHYSIO-THERAPY _ TREATMENTS _ BY graduate nurse: hours. 10 until X. by appt. only.__Phone Met. 4435, Apt. 17.C. 13 MEN—REAL ~ TREATMENTS: STIMULA- tor _elec. baths, infra-red and sun 1400 16th n.w. entrance Phone _North 2666 1* | JOIN NOW—PROFESSIONAL AND BUSI- ness men and women, bridge club: business references required. Lincoln_4045.___16% ALCO_RUBS, BATHS, WHITE NURSE. X0 17th n.w. (off Pa. ave.). Apt. 3. Hrs., i to ._Open_Sun: 20 GEORGE A. HEGEMAN AND FREDERICK T. Barstow ‘are no longer connected with the Armv-Navy Literary Club. 1103 Ver- mont ave. nw. Connections were stopped on August 31 and September 11, 1836, | respectively CHILDREN—COUNTRY BOARD, NOUR: ishing food, careful supervision, sports. ex- cellent schools: 10th year; reference. Box 56._Clarksville. .Md SWEDISH MASSAGE. INFRA-RED RA aduate masseuse Hours. d-5i. Open 8un davs. "Phone Shepherg 1 3 | MASSAGE. BATHS. COLONICS. ENE- mata Alpin lamps, electrit treatments. hrs.. ll to 10 pm. daily. Phone District _19° LONGFELLOW SCHGOL FOR BOYE. COL: | lex Md.Day and boarding: grades | 200 acres. _Phone_Greenwood 7 HEMORPHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own metkod: results effective for a life: time or money back ‘Write for booklet: no diugs or surgers. Dr SOMMER WYRCK. 1165 Columbia_rd._ Adams 038R | BRIARLEY MILITARY ACADEMY. AM- mendale Md.; safe happy; 14 miles from White Housei moderate. Berwyn 8.F-2. PERMANENTS, $1.95. Pincer waves. 15c: manfcures. 15¢: sLempeos. e, etc. MABELLE HONOUR | Pl SYSTEM. 1340 N. ¥, ave. nw. Met MOTOR TRAVEL. WANTED—TWO PASSENGERS TO MIAMI Fla' Call HARRIS. Columbia R043. 2 16 _om_ Tuesday INVENTOR. - RETURNING NEW YORK. Tuesdav. can teke {hree passenters very reasonable. Phone MITCE 2 | HARVARD STUDENT, ton Sept. 18 _wants passengers. | Wisconsin 14K7. EO@’IMP&;)V}:MENIEOVMPQNIE‘S IMPROVE YOUR HOME BY HAVING A RELIABLE CONTRACTOR REMODEL YOUR HOME. PAINTING ADDITIONS. PORCH INCLOSURES No Down Pavment. Low as %5 Monthly. Papering—Carpentering—Brickwork Plumbing—Roofing—Weather Stripping Plastering—Heating—Stuccoing, Free Estimates. Day or Night. Federal Contracting Co., Inc. 213 NEW YORK AVE. NW. National 7403 Night. Adams (033 “FEDERAL HOUSING RATES. Payments as low as $5 monthly: nothing down_up to 5 years to DAy; estimates free; work guaranteed, First payment Nov. PAINTING HEATING PAPERING PLUMBING PLASTERING ROOFING CARPENTRY CEMENTING PORCHES __° - REMODELING ROYAL CONTRACTING CO. raduate Enzineers. 007 15th 8t. N-W. National 1503, Night, Adams 8574, BUSINESS OPPOI’I'INI!'I'ES PARTNER tfo invest $2.500. with services. in laree downtown beaiity parior. Salary bie_interest in business. Addres -C. Star office. | 9-ROOM HOUSE. for_home or rooming house. beautifully furnished. downtown, iy ‘renied: sacrifice. Met. 7605, 1 LOCATION in srowing section for dru store. Call Adams 1613 at 6 p.m., or will buy & goine business i WANT TO RENT small hotel or oomi house. C. M. O.. Oce-n r City. Md.__16* FOR SALE_DRY-CLEANING PLANT. re sonable price, reasonable terms. ~Substa tial business, wholesale, retail. APPIY | | e 7144 Ga. ave. n. PARTNER WANTED _One who can invest $2.500 In manufacture of electrical appa- Tatvs that has no competition: wonderful opportunity to right party: retere changed. Address Box :1:3-C. Star office. FOR “SALE—Twenty-five Hamilton Ni tional Bank stock shares. Address Box 1655-C._Star_office. REAL PROPOSITION { tive ability: good banking re Georgia 4460 or National 485: COOKIE MANUFACTURING ing to stores. Well-known produc! ful opportunity for hustler. R terms. Address Box 86-C. Star, office. 17 DELICATESSEN and grocers. newly e bt Thowing “wondertul dally b crease:_must sell on account of illness. Price, $300 cash; rent. $30. Call Lincoln a6 | GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS _ | Haires | dition, TUNCH ROOM for beer and_ wine license_Good busine: 9th st. n.w. 16° SERVICE, STATION BUSINESS for sale. Opportunity for immediate purchaser. Frice seasonable. Address Box 252-C, Sia office. 16* MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIO. PIANO—For the person who has very lim- ited space in thewr home we have just the thing—a lovely little smallest-size grand. very modern and in splendid condition. that can be purchased for only $17X: terms &7 weekly. Kitt's 1120 G st. nw. PIANO —We have & latest model Louis XV model baby erand make) that is for sale at $4: considering it has only been used 7 months and it is listed at $KK0 new. We have done what little was necessary to put it in the best of condition that can be purchased by any one who will tuke over the remaining $12 monthly pavments. Phone National 4130, Kitt 1330 G st. n.w PIANO—Her Just repossess for the balance du (monthly payments of $ of the latest and most popular models and carries our full guarantee. It is only § months old and looks and plays as if new. An unusual opportunity to buy a fine piano at a real saving. Kitt's_ 1330 G st. PIANOS—We have a number of recond tioned uprights of fine make that we are offering at_low prices—$35. $4. s ana up. *'Thexe pinnos aré fully wiiran. feed and the price includes delivery in the District. Terms, $1 weekly. Kitt's, 1330 G st._nw we have a splendid. re- 5—very low, PIANO—At § conditioned baby grand. designed in the | modern straight-line stvie that is so pop- ular_and finished in a satin mahos In splendid condition and a Al this price. Pay £5 down. $° wee Kitt's. 130 G _st._n.w.._ National 4 PLAYER-PIANO. $54: a good reconditioned instrument thaf looks and plays well. Can be purc for $1 weekly. Phone Ni tional 4 330 G st. n.w September rand, $265. | real v sale prices: One One 5-6 Ives nd Chickeri yer. S65.° Stieff upright. 5. Hardman uprigh N5, Lester upright S48, Lauter 1 rand. 4-7, representatives for the famou Harrington. Bradbury and A. Dlanos, Grands and uorights for I Hugo Worch. 1110 G. Est. P!A"OS—K urtzman, $60: ’fedulcl ISO $50: Preston. S40. $60. blac< case. nationally advertised | A repossession | sivo; | BOILER REPAIR PARTS—We have a wide | { assortment of grate bars. shaker handles { and other parts. Repair your furnace now. HECHINGER CO.. 4-Branches-4 CAKE MIXER. medium size, clean. all a | tachments. “very cheap; also large Frigid- aire. 1232 14th n.w. | cADET ~ UNIFORM. College, small size. Phone Cleveland 4336 CAMERAS—We pu eras. Cine kodaks rairs daily__Robbi 6t John's nd_ projectors "529_14th st_n. Vernon Blvd. and Norton's ton. Va. S$10 ice hot-food cabinets 5 |a|hl boxes, 25c. Special lebles, S1." 10" or more. pecic ] prices. EFR.IGERATOM slightly o reduction. Smith's salvage. Mt. lane. 8outh Wl\m boxes. now | now —~-foot din! any arucle, ELECTRIC shopworn) | Transter & St Phone North i1 PREEZER CASE. double-duly porcelain and Frigidaire, installed very chea; Prilidllr. equipment; terms. run COAT._ brown, broadts beautiful blue fox: cost $: $55.__Lincoln_6370. FURNITURE—Early Victorian home; ma: ive walnut bed room and dining room suites. oak bookcase. oil paintings. sk brocade draperies. Weber square grand | pfano. 1414 Vermont ave. n.w. Call 10710 a.m -5:30 p.m. = | GENERATORS exch.. $3.50 up. new guar- | ‘antee; ‘mall install.’ charge: ail cars. mo- | tors. fans repaired Carty. 1608 14th. 'GERMAN VIOLIN made in 1300 reason- able. 1004 Otis place n.w.. second fioor. HEMSTITCHING MACHINE. A. B. C. iron- er and silk_handmade spread; reasonable. Call Bradley »: MATTRESSES %5 new hizh-grade felt less \hali wholesale cost. This is an un- ssual opportunity. Sold as is very slightly faded. but ail of crade; in all sizes. (4 Indiana ave MICROSCOPE, binocular. aiso seleciion of all makes of microscopes for fale &t Irzy s Exchange. %05 D st. Met. SS9 Trade-ins_accepted | QFFICE, FURNITURE new ~used: desks. chairs, filing cabinets. Wuhhnmn Balva Co.._new_location. 800 3 Ni OFFICE FURNITORE—A-iaree_assoriment of used pieces at_low prices. H. Baum & Son 616 Est. nw._ PIANOS FOR RENT. $3 per month and up: largest selection in Washington to choose from. Rent paid applies on pur- chase price if you decide to buy later. National 4730. For special see our ads under the Music ments”_classification. Kitt's. the best SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. “Addvertisements under this Read- iR are presumed to de from prie vate individuals; unless the advers tisement gives o frm neme or @ Ddusiness address or states the wo ‘Dealer. Members the pubdlic column as priva to report the matter to The Star for tmvestigation.’ “watches. bous nw. ANTIQUE gold jewelry. rini monds. gold teeth. musical inst sold. Jewelers Exchange. 434 9th st ANTIQUE MIRRORS. china_and glassware, cut._Murray Galleries. 1 BATH FIXZURES, beams. lintels. h lumber. flooring, sash and doors. enln; botlers and radiation.. 50 F hone_Metropolitan_6817. BEAUTIFUL bedroom set. davenport set. twin mah. poster beds. ehold. 415 H st. ne BEDS—Maple_twin beds. Call 5 to 8, Baturday or Monday, 812 19th at. n Ant. 4 16° iece: excellent con- T drawers. prices chest_of silverware: steel 25 3. . mah. secretary. Bk. BEDSPREAD. double, hand crochet: Swe TAh popcorn desiun: worth $100; will. sa rifice for $50. Phone Georgia 4 BICYCLES. br ure coaster brake. $19.50. eycles. $10 up. _D. Giibert. 1106 H st. n.e. BICYCLES—Rolilast ana otner nign-grade wheels Hazelton Bicycle & 8porting Goods Store. 424 9th nw. BOOKKEEPING-BILLING machine Under- wood, electric: perfect condition; like new. Must’ sacrifice. ~ 1669 Col. rd.. APt. 302 Phone Adams_9463-W. 24th BUILDING MATERIAL—Hechinger’ anniversary sale is now in progres: tremendous material a5 Well as used material bargains Drastic reductions in all departments all four stores. Every item in our entii stock reduced with only a few exception: Free prompt delivery. Phone orders At- lantic” 1400, HECHINGER CO., 15th and H Sts, N.E. fith and C Sts. B.W. 5025 Ave, N.W. 1905 Nichols Ave. 8., 0th n.w. 19° | TRl o Orandriw atiding | PRESSES—10x15 C. & P. D and_stitchers, ink foun st.. Baitimore. Md RADIO—We'll allo! for your old set in trade on a new latest model C. lg!nr :(gnhin tion radio-phonograph. floor-sample sets 10 close out (in new condition) 4250 Philco lowboy. all-wave RCA-Vicior will allow 5 for your old set. Also s slightly used a. ¢ - d. c. midget reduced to ¢ G st_nw. RADIOS _wWe are selling all our late model 1934 and 1935 cabinet and baby Sound and ot Tadios st greatly reduced Brices. Do sure o sec these—1033 - -ube Phiico baby grand Philco console. & console.lo N1 $-tube ! 5 ll Xub! Philco long and short weve. brand-new, i -tube Majestic console. -tube R_C. A -Victor con Also Philco” 7-tube, S 95 R C. A-Victor All sets have been thor- oushly ' checked and reconditioned _an CaITY & new guarantee. Pay as little $1 weekly. 2900 14th st. n.w, Phone Columbia 0100 REFRIGERATOR. Electrolux in perfect condition, $75. rd.. Silver Spring, Md. Spring_A5-R SEWING MACHINES cleaned. oiled_ad- Jll“fll ‘l B0 guaranteed. Rer until 8 p.m; SEWING MAOCHINES —Singer elec portable. knee control $30: drophead. 85: “rental r. ohone SEWING MACHINE _Einger. aluminum, S150: bullt-in-motor. knee control, portable. i nl’l:th‘llly new. only $50: good drop head, :_fully guar. S80S _King st. Alex.. Vi EODA F l‘OUNTAIN for sale. Nowland Res taurant. d e.. Hyattsvill R N i STANDARD RADIO! tractive prices. Afldl’(l! BBX JIH)-C 5 ar office. 2 | STUDIO COUCHES. high-grade. in the lot. High risers. front and back action. These are not fo be classed with the ordinary kind and must be seen to Al ated. 'Way below the selling Indiana ave £ | RITERS—American Typewriter Co. All makes. including portables. Rent, Tepair from high rents. Open nings, st_Capitol_st_ Linc. 00! TYPEWRITERS—Clearance sale. prices Teduced. Reconditioned machines.’ Limited auantity. Excellent machines for rent. S jonth. " Gapitel Typewriter Co. 1326 . L ave, | iy sole. 3734 47 Majestic ~cubic-foot. 9139 Thornhili Phone Silver Phone National 4858, Household Repairs and Service It wili pay you to consult these reliable firms specializing in their respective lines of business. BEDDING MATTRESSES, box springs and illows r!l\ best prices and Dmmn d Hash. Mattress Co., & uouu v. Nat. (671 ROOMINB HOUSE wanted at_once: will pay it price is reasonable. Address Box_2 T.c! Siat office. AMERA REPAIRING. Eun & d’ALBERT, INC. 815 10mm SE Nw._© Phone tional 4712, Rooms, $5 up. Prompt PAPERING Toomt 85,00 Jiories and_caulking. _Roy_White. Atlantic_46: PAPER] ROOM. S5 up. T also do paint ing. Pree estimates. White mechanics. Phone Columbia 9116 18% $4.500 WILL SECURE one of Wumnmn best business opportunities: always profi- table and now growing rapidly; should net $10.000 yearly in addition to good salary. Box ._Star_offiet SITUATIONS—WOMEN. . gllAUl)A‘{l ;::‘rtmltlg )-d“ 4 51 T 3 wm:"u%‘nm Tfive in: $15 monthly. Fhone Wisconsin 3057, LADY, refined, elderly. as :nmplnwn and helper: unfurnis small_compen- Sation. ‘Mrs. Davie. 530 dth st. nee. ARa Frencn: experenced: RS Ly reter- nd French; experienc s - ences. Call after 6 o'clock. Wi -sm-u STENOGRAPHER.TYPIST, comlntrelll 00l gradusts low W start. _Eleanor Snyder. 631 E st. n.e. oM, practical nurse take care, of ne_Shepherd SITUATIONS—MEN. BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST. 19: neat; for_work. _Call Adams 1436. 'ARPENTER. first-class, all nound wants work on trim cabinet or lly-ml! 'o!l. orint_man._ Phone North CHAUFFEUR. desires position, experienced; city references. Phone Columbia 9610. 16° reld’ 16! TE able to finance expansion for successful business in exclusive and well- established project. Met, 8792, Mr. Work. §100—ROOMING HOUSE. & $550—Roomipe house § rms partly furnish $650—Rooming house, 11 rms. ;700—Mm|nl house. 13 rl!l 500—Rooming housc. 0 ch Tent: good condition: - batrain, $600—Rooming house. 12 :entr Lunch "5'&‘: Tent. inch ane er; account. of iliness, Lunch, beet and 4, rooms &nd bath: little ‘expense: business. weekly. i Price. $‘|~5(l:0: cash, t?:"o. 3 ouse sctio S c“"::'!’l( .xg:rmce prlc:. 555“0. CURT] 4]1] Blmd Bide.. 14th and N. ¥. o 4 $50 wnscx 9493 PENN_ AVE, WEST 3053. COLORED BOY. experienced. wishes ele- vator job; reference. 1506 Kingman pl. Phone North 101 experienced; hotel ; all-around man; D. C. refer. Circle n.w. 'Decatur 2128. )R CARETAKER. private or in- ence s ?_ SALESMAN FOR MEN'’S FURNISHINGS This is a good position for a young man of the highest erences. A.fims Cotumbia Tord v, experienced ——'—-———rfl g Southern atgle integrity who is in this line. Address Box 261- C, Star office.- [ 4 I unencumbered. retired Navy 1. tall, good appearance; 0 anywhere, nt am;?_bh Tience ass ref- can dr| 8916-3 e T m white, nnh lrfl..'"lkl.nfl of mk‘ ave. .l'l.“’ fl.“' " 1226 14th ST —$65. LOCA’ AND ISHMENT. ELEVATED SHOW WS BARBER SHOP, REAL ESTATE Berrer OR DANCING 'ACADEMY. AFFLECK. _AVE. WEST 3053, RESIDENT MANAGER — Apartment building in good section: salary and apartment. Must be able_to mlke minimum investment of $2 operating_corporation. which hould return up to frott, annualty, Aol Atures avaliable. Address 202-C. Star office, mnedllmy. experience required if qualific are satisfactory. CARPENTER—Flooring. _shelving. Stripping, general yepairing. 1359 _Taylor_st. Phone Ad-m 1 PAPERING. PAINTING done at once, $4 a room and up. including paper: work guar- anteed: references._Georgia (024. 17 ‘CARPENTER-BUILDER —Sto: porch inclosures, painfing. p PAPERING. able price: Scidfl. 1 menting:_reas.._exp._Shi 53 CHAIR CANEING ",,,?0““,,',,',',,‘,; Tockers splinted. cuv NG, 1235 10th n.w Met! Fixtures ELECI‘RIC WTRING [ s B g2 i v oalt B flug‘,,.,...".fl:am::...:;':m'm and ‘waxing. work_guarant Phone Potomac b FREE! FREE! TFloors shellacked and waxed with PAINT- caulking house 4 Teferences; xuwnll:lu. Phone FURNACES, oil burners. chimneys vumm cleaned, $2.50 up; roof repairing. n-lnnnl Capitol Helghts FURNACES CLEANED. §3 Now is the time to let us check your furnace xor the coming heltuil season. O COAL CO. Furnace unm Dept.. 4650._16° PARRAING PATTINC. Bosciar s Stk only! Average size rooms. scraped dry, cracks fllled. with any paper in our book, 1l sunfast: $6, no more. ldc myown work: eed. Phone Georgli PAPERING 5 RMS. 2-STORY and up: quick service ‘-?.‘1‘.. ‘.'.’:e“.':.m. Call_any time. Neat papers. Adams 2. PAPERING, PAINTING—Average room, $6. I'do my own work. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Call Metz any time. Columbia 0396, PAPERHANGING. painting, tering : neat, clei lowest prict I need 633 Lamont. ~Phone PAPIHHANOXNO painting, plastering, car- penter work. roofing, home improvements at rock-bottom &l«! cash or credit; no interest. Call office. Washington Decorat- ing_Co., Columbia 61 PAPERHANGING and painting: work guar- anteed: rock-bot, prices, and looking for work. Col. 877:5. 508 Kenyon st. n.w. PAPERHANGING and painting. 1 guar- ‘ antee my own work: lowest pflce this week. Spigel. Georgia 5811. 5423 7th st. n.w. LASTERING and cement work. No Jt?blwrt small or too far for me. Willlam Thomas. _Phone District 4570. 17¢ PAPERHANGING—ROOMS._ $5 UP. Satisfaction Guaranteed John N. Tolson. District_7569. 17¢ PAINTING, paperhanging of quality. floors reasonable, workmanship guar- timate. A. E. Burrell. Adams 6781 A_T. GEORGE ™ Phone Georsis 0468, anteed PAINTING o A A ROOFING {rnine, suttering, spout- ting, furnace work. E. Crawford. Line. 2843. daily and Sun. 18 M.LBmith 172 Wenter nw - Adama 7108 ~eemarior H own work; my fully: worl aranteed. Call Columbia f)k..fi‘r. 0‘#'“‘2 3535 Georgia ave. n. he worl = m!lufllul‘;'l‘lf‘ e - ! z ‘u:d RT3 01 Poplar ave, Takoma Pa r‘ moummo—mnnrlni slip covers, cushions, csning: fine work, reas. price. Garland. 5632 Gs. ave. Ph. Geo. 3646. JFHOLSTERING. furniture repairing: ishing work It de one in the Weaver. 1434 . re. ed. D, PAPERING, painting and floo: neat. clean work: service and ne Decor: 8451 14th Bt N.W. aneing: wo. 18th st. Iy Newton ‘eismul 1.5. 242 furniture, nulrlnl.[ e Adams 0761, | FURNITURE. Absolutely highest CLEAN-UP_BALES—Boy Scouts Jlmburet; some are | RADIM—WI have l few real values in | 1 re- | Only 8| TYPEWRITEK | nlm‘“. 1883, 5716 16th 4 mos . in adv, $6._ No di UNIFORM. 8t. John (14 'years); reasonable. £032 _after 1_p.m. VACUUM “CLEANERS, zuaranteed perfect; Ever Ready. . yer. $17.50; worth %75; Airway. Eureks. $12.80: Royai. Rifiabie Motor Saies. 1748 14th s RVIC! [ 1"'006: 52 mo: liveries. 50c dep. $12.50. nwizs WASHING MACHINES —Large assortment | late models. guaranteed: $10 up. Procter & Ridgley. 14th & Newton sts. _Col._10000. WOOD. seasoned. any length, oak or mixed £10 cord, S6 hall; delivered. Phgne Adams o1 b o BOOKS. To settle an estate, must sell part of libraty. consisting of— Works of Mark Twain, A. Conan Doyle. Robert Burns. and other vaiuable editions also many novels and medical books. Room 10° National Press Building. be- ’!{!&Inl 10 .m.. Monday, Beptember 16, FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED. Three-piece living room suite upholstere for $45: covering «nd new inside material included: made like new. in finest tapestry and friezette: workmanship guaranteed. La France Upholstery Co.. 2509 14th st. n.W. Phone Columbia H) COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL. PENNSYLVANIA HARD COAL. white a; to ton: Egs, stove chestnat. fo: %550 cash for 6. cost Gth and Wlug LW Gregory's Yacht clu POULTRY A'(D EGGS. LEAVING State and disposing of my en- tire flock white Leghorns, Rocks, Rhcde Island Reds. ,Cali_Greenwood | CUT FLOWERS. 7 DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLI, DELIV- ered for $1. Helene Affleck. Box 0. Vien- na, Va. Phane Vienna ’ 1* WANTED—M!SC!‘.LLANIOUS. APPAREL—Men’s. women's and children’s: alco shoes. hats. curtains. dishes, rugs. fur- . household . children’s apparel; White's, Met. 8285. . DW._ i furniture. housenold €00« Jadies’, men's. childrén’s wearing apparel of all kinds bought: we pay casi Call Cohe: Metropolitan 7749. 95 L st. n.w. BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds. any quantity. Pearlman's Big Book Shop. 633 G n.w. only. _Phone Metropolitan_5415 niture bought for rummage sal n.w. Phone Mr. Winger. Decatu APPAREL. go0ds. men highest prics R0) 4th st APPAREL. oaid, ROOMS—FURNISHED. (Centint 27th 8T —Near Ward; ark Ho- tel: ‘twa RIGhly desirable rooms. ome. with double bed. next ] Phone_Adams 51 .tuw th: private homl 131K MASS. AVE. N.W —Tw rooms. second floor: Wwater, heat. §as ’u"-a. 16! semi-private bath: adults. I.f"'r{mx"uL ’Oeouu]n'n Medical E 5 oom. suity = Hludenta” Fhine Eieveiand 1640 - O 2 LOGAN CIRCLE N.W.—Single s6con floor frant room. overlooking Dark {orer;d- ployed lady: private family. Referenc 721 EMERSON ST. N.W. Larte front room. nea:r bath, sull 3 ven- ient o 'street ‘car_a3d bus line, ~ NV 3104 19th ST. Mt Pleasani—Large Tool #ith glassed ‘porch privat 4 | nicely ‘turnished: s 50 montiy_ jAe 127 HOLBROOK TERRACE N.E —Lar comfortable front room. next to bath: une | limited phone: excellent bus servic 16 \ EAST CAPITOL—Comfortable fre foom “twin Be4s: Dear Camito Eonmien: sional Lib _New screened porch. VALLEY VISTA — Front_room facing twir “beds. private family = Apply Desk, Belmont _rd.__ Phone Decatur 5000, 1% 18th ST N W.—Bay-window room, 76: basement room, $2.5: newly dec car_lines. _ Col. 48( LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin bed - Joining bath. bus et wl’n"n S‘J‘flih' £ gentlemen; 37 week. Phone ~ Columb arl block Conn_ ave cor. rm.: twin beds; next bath single $18'and $15. 0 17th ST. N.W _—Comfortable furn. beds. ch'w.: ideal location. Metropolitan | PuPONT CIRCLE. 2018 O &t Large double rooms: reasonabie. ‘Connor. phone North 4976-W. 1431 FAIRMONT N W.—Elegant home 1hk "$6 " Also 1430 Col. rd.—$8.50 Always hot water.” No children allowed. 18* | 1434 CHAPIN ST, tr | double “exposure:” $15 | €. h_w.: conv. location. _Gentlemen. | DOWNTOWN. 1410 M st nw.. Apt. 407 active room for gentlemen. twin beds ‘ator_service &5 0 Q NW._First floor Jarge room for two. twin beds hot water to_bath:_rea le:_gentlemen !|”" PORTLAND HOTEL, 14th st. and Thomas C|rc]e—l..‘rxr onte | side rooms, $7 week: private i ROOMS—FUR. A) #2311 16th ST. N.W.—Large doubie front room. next bath. all conveniences: (wo l!n'lemen _or_couple. Phone Adams R7 | 2511 14th N.W.. Apt. 2—Large rm__ new. dec. and furn.”stm_ heat. semi-bath . h.w. mald sery.i 2. $350 or 1. 16° tive and_$25 monthly: front & 0 BOOKS—Highest prices paid for books. prints. autographs. Bargain Book Shop. ROS Oth st. n.w. Phone District 50 CASH REGISTERS. safes ofice furniture and merchandise. including _contents of stores. For best results call District 8112 CLOTHING—Highest prices paid for men's used clothing. Berman'’s. 1122 7th st. n.w. Phone_Metropolit. 7.« rugs. _household goods. etc. prices paid. For best results. call any time. _Linc 488, ?1° FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china, glassware, rugs, silverware. paintings; prices paid. Call Murray, Adams L s__odd_pieces washer. Fair_price Call Atl. 1093, FURNITURE. rugs electric appliances. ‘etc. appraisals. Prompt service. 'GOLD— ING YOUR OLD GOLO. SBRING oU; SIL- LATINUM. DISCARDED JERELRY L WE PAY CASH.~ A KAHN C__43 YEARS AT 935 F. MACHINERY of cash. Eastern ) vert st Balumore, FOR OLD GOLD =7 Silver. watches diamonds and old discarded jewelry Pull cash value paid. Selinger's, K18 P st. n.w OLD GOLD. silver piatinum purchased for manufacturing use: maximum Blltt paid BURNSTINES. 931 G ST, N.W Since 15686 Pederal License ROOMS—FURNISHED. , CONN. AVE. near Wardman Park— Highly desirable room for gentlemen: twin beds _semi-private bath. Columbia 4551 CONN. AVE__ Apt. 712—Attractively surnished. for lady: privileges: unlimited phone: all conveniences Emerson ()26 2400 13th ST. N.W__ Apt. 509—-Room. n 1o bath. convenient to car line: for lady S0 per month. Call bet. ¥ am. and & ipm l kind: chinery Co. Md. Phone Calvert s gentlemen: lovely mod. home. air con refin. Sou. adults; home priv.: wkg. dis Pot. 5ARG-J. 4110 1%th STREET—Conveni' nt n.w. loca. tion: desirable room. with rorch: gentle. man: very reasonable Adams 17, 17 JEFFERSON ST N.W.—Beautiful new home and new furniture: large room with private bath; good location: near transpor- | tation 1408 SPRING RD. N.W —Purnished front room, near 14th st. car line; a.m.i; gentle- | 5726 COLORADO AVE. N.W —Large front room. also single: instant h. w.: home privi- | le:u reasonable. Board optional. Phone room. private owner's home: 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.—Refined young lady Cesires congenial ~roommate: twin beds. 1wo closets. Lanier pl. n.w. | 1808 BELMONT RD. N.W _—Large rm southern expos. bath: convenient to cars Phone Adams 20 ADAMS ST. N.W_—Luxurious {win beds. {nner-spring matiresses: two ladies, gen- tlemen_or_couple.North_Capitol and W. B ST. SE —Two laree front rooms for k.._furnished__ Mrs._Leona_Blanton MT. PL._SECTION—Employed couple will rent two newly furnished single rms. in well- | heated spt. 1f interested in something nice. insnection invited_ Phone Adams 170: I1th ST. NW. At 215 —Marri couple or two youn ladies: micely fur- nished_rooms. running hot water. 319 FAST CAPITOL—Comfortable front Toom, {win beds: near Capitol. Coneres- sionai Library: new screened Porch; near Supreme Court 1327 L ST. N.W —Laree Lhk Kitchenette. running water, | Also_single_room. 4 CLEVELAND PARK_Beautifully furn. stu- dio_room and sieeping porch. adjoining bath._Gentleman. Phone Cleveland 178% 130 70th ST. NE—LhK. room. nicely furaished. all ‘conveniences; one employed Plaza ) PENNA. AVE NW_ Large thlra floor studio room with three windows, ed telephone. pnune RI s!lm.cflvltn 8 CLUB. 1 —Ideal location: single. ;' double. S1 each_per. board. eekly. 18* 1 oth ST. N.W.—Attractively fur- hished ‘double room. twin beds. open fire- place, semi-private bath; 2 youns ladies 1541 room with gas Iange. 1 Atvn 15th ST N.W. Apt. 31—La hle front room: girls only: com. twin beds, clean: walking distance: reasonabie._10% W.—2nd-floor_front rm.. semi-private Dath Newly decorated. lll new furniture. h ST, NW—Corner Toom. twin beds. private lso corner room. twin beds, ~ semi-priv : maid service: nnvlte home. COLUMBIA RD room with private bat] reasonable: private_home 1864 CALIFORNIA ST. N.W__—Nicely 1\1!- | nished airy: board if desired; convenient The i none . priviiee: Teasonable. Phone Potomac 4347. RITTINHOUSZ ST, N.W__Double front room. cont. hot water. shower: bus at_door. _Meals_optio Georgia_R466 CUMBERLAND, Apt. 32, 1 Ave.— Well-furnished ‘room. niear bath. continu ous hot water and heat: rent reasonable | 4105 nln ST. N.W.—In auiet. private | homie. twin bed Toom: Teasonable. 650 ns-r CAPITOL-—One sleening | nevt to semi-private bath: neatly fu ed or two_men s —Private home. one large. room. kitchen. semi-private Everything furnished !h ‘Two large connecting rooms. semi-private bath, in private home; iwo of three gentlemen llbd' Ibr]!h ST. Nr?l Lovely rooms. “l“l?. or double: nice house: privacy, comfor 0 week. Phone Met. 7665, 18* N.W.—Large. airy 1so_single room: e, De g room. rnish- 1627 G prisht _trost heat adjoining bath: bus at corner: 1002 peds suitable for two gentlemen; Columbia_R12 1116 9th ST. N.W- s: for men caly. 32 ek, with use of ference requirei e Fhone Atlantic 3365 telephone service. after 5:30 p.m 1467 MONROE N.W._Room adjoining modern_bath_with po: rivate family; §15 month. Phone Adams 4966-M. 301 N ST. N.W.—Large front._ semi-pri- ate bath: walking distance do-morn‘ non-housekeeping;_reasonable. 21°¢ CHEVY CHASE. MD. 1R Oxford st—At- tractive room in priv. home for 1-2 men:_garage. 1503 R. 1. AVE. N.W.—Gentlemen: Iarge. light m‘num rooms. adjoining bl am. highest cash | _| 1828 31—Large dou- | | CORNER uNcox. PAR | Two large. outside. Lh. | heat. sink: private home ‘ — ——— ROOMS—SUBURBAN. 132 EAST LINDEN AVE. ALE: Two rooms. furnished or unf Jight housekeeping: nice for cou; ers: block of bus: a.m.i reas ILVER SPRING. MD__ R16 Thayer A 3 furnished roo private bath. p entrance: elec s. oil_heat: near b NEW_BUNGALOW 10 _miles Trea ury, U. 8 Syring_ Also rooms. bath. acres; modern cuburban estate Visit W | House among tress. Burnt Mil; ROOMS AND BOARD ADAMS N Taree front room two: also single: private home: near |'ana’ bus. Phone North 4501-J. 4610 48th ST. N.W.—Large. room. for 1 or 2 gentlemen. in priva Pleasant, homelike surroundins optional. Garaze Emerson 1744 P ST. NW.—La ithree). Aiso doubi cellent _meals 8 T NE rooms. gas. elec ressonable. 154 HILLCREST. 2800 13th ST. N.W.. COR. GIRARD exposed first and second floor room d) private bath: free park convenient to bus and car line: well- anced meals; hot bread served daily, rates 1ath ST, convenien N 8T. N.W.—Ni . refined atmosp! centrally located. ~Government OF Dro- nal_people P ST. N.W.—Room day: home cooking: $45 mor $30 each: excelle *Bhone Adams N ST. NW —Attract nex. modernistic. furn: good meals each: other_desirable vacancies: reas 1923 16th ST. N.W —Large f{ront | second floor: suitable for couple or three Yoine_peovle. Phone North 4752 426 SPRING RD. N.W.—For (%0 of tF | zéntiemen in_private home 16 16 | furnished room. | board: home _cooking:_d Xk | 4514 8th ST N.W _Nicely furnished room. adjoining double _slesing | Gentiemen oniy. $40 private oath. KE} cooking. room and varlor. DUPONT CLUB. 1 N Bingle double- stuaio and basement rms, for_Govt. employes: reas.North 9049, 1633 16th N.W.—Girls’ Club | comtort 1737 K ST. N.W. Exclusive new residence, large drawing | room. walking distance, balanced | meals. { i WANTED—ROOMS. GENTLEMAY desites _auiet. comfortable b Vate walking dis- L Address Box 295-C 5 LADY desires room preferably n.w. section; private family: ref erences exchanged. Address Box Star_office. B S WANTED—Permanently. _one__or__small 2-room furn or unfurn. apt. desirable lo- cation. Address Box 155-C. Star office ———— ‘ “AVTED—ROO\Ifi A\D BOARD EMPLOYED MOTHER desires room board with private family who wil for child 3 years, or r. k & b di Box Star offic 18! | _ APARTMENTS—FUR (G ST. NW.—1 AND 2 ROOM FUR- Maid service. $11.50 week. Phone West 1475 : DESIRABLE RMS. and kitchen: newly decorated: ~shower bath: 1 other person and 1 sttractive “nd-floor front and kitchenette; newly de m.i:_adults. N 16 16th ST N.W.—2 RMS_ B SECOND FLOOR FRONT. SEP. ENTRANCE TWO EXPOSURES_WITH DELIGHTFUL MEALS | SUITABLE THREE PERSONS. A CAR AND GUIDE FREE_APTS. AND houses. furnished and unfurnished. 6 15th st. n.¥., Room 307, National £:17. 30 i1 drd ST. NE—TWO ROOMS. KITCH- en. next bath. No objection to one or two_children: ccntinuous hot water. 6 OTIS PL. N.W.—TWO ROOMS. GAS elec., h-w.h . phone, €. h. w.; $:.50 week Two ldulh only. ¥l COLUMBIA _RD._ AT _ 16th—LARGE leasant front room. 2nd floor. equibped or housekeeping. $:30, including hot water. 5. clectricity. _Phone Adams 0060 310 IRVING ST. N.W.—ATTRACTIVELY furn. apt.: one room. kitchen. heal. gas. | elec . $40 per month. ' Adams (173-M. A CARROLL AVE _VERY T e Tarnlime o noov. detacned corner: large vard: exclusive front and side entrance. Available no Phene Sheoherd 2005 i, KENYON ST. N.W __SECOND FLOOR. t. i or 2 rooms. kitchen. bath: niceiy Turnished ol heat. Teasonabie LADY WILL SHARE VERY CONVENIENT furn. apt.. ® r.. k., b.. porch, with another refined Profestant lady: light. cool: plenty Closets. Address Box 30:-C. Star office * OGLETHORPE ST. N.W.—3 NICELY ished rooms. = closets. ‘small poreh, laundry privileges, Frigids no_children NICELY FURN semi-private I8, Phone | nished apts. Also_sleeping rooms. 17th 8T. N.W Birn use of phone. 1381 IRVING ST. N.W | tront, large rooms. kitchen. Dathl heat. gas. eiec. incl.. I R gommadate four. :n ) 11th st LEASANT. 172 Fo ‘furnished ‘housekeeping per month. _Phone Adams 1 P rooms, share Meals_optional. ARTIST'S STUDIO APT. CONV. DOW! town: reasonable rent: 4 r. and b., shower; suitable 4 persons: old masters, antiques, Oriental rugs. pianc. library, two o fireplaces. Italian arden. trees. elec. Tetris he hot WANTED—1 beautiful, fur furniture. A Phone_ West % alking distance 1834 COLUMBL rooms clean, car_lines; k 1508 mm NW . The Altu s—Cool, com- fortabie rooms, near showers; 24-hour ele- vator :ervice daily. maid service: GRAFTON ANNEX—Comfortable running water. near shower: 24-hour ele- vnov lnd nnog: service; !lfl 50 monthly HOTEL GRArx‘ON—-c«mpleteu renovated: bright.” cheerful. el : $30.60 10 ONTARIO RD. N.W. near 1Rth and Delightful jarge room. twin near bath: best location. Gentieman. I510 L OT. N —_Room and Kitchenette; also_doub! NEAR 18 AND COL. RD.—Large room in apt, large closet. beautifully furnished, 2 windows:_$20_month. Columbis 4684. WARDER 8T. NW—G&-“H n room. bus and car lines convenient; mn.‘ WARDMAN-SHOREHAM NEIC R AT e Rt Riry Foome: Kitenen. bath: early lease at $60 a month Adams 134" 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN and bath; adults; references: $65: ine spection Sunday between noon and & p.m; Week days. 9 to 6 pm 17 ROOMS. SOREENED poreh: Frigidaire: adults only. Call At- Tantic' 6188-J. %50 month TILDEN GARDENS—5 R. rated. ';}f“’ furn.; year or lonier; adulis. 4 closets. | covers gas. el::tncllv ‘WIDOW ALONE DESIRES TO RENT. ru nished bed rwom to (wo employed Geny all tnom,e‘ privileges 429 Quiney ATTRACTIVELY FURN. 6- ROOM CORNER 5 Sooxposures, laree porch <1 Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel }h and P sts. dl .1 room. kit. bat| emy turn.. linens. silver, Frlnanrq AT ueel monih. | National 8428 "CHOICE, MODERN APTS, 1703 0 $77.80. Pireproof: emu" e itennd . refrigera on'mouse Surrent, 1690 R st iw. Por 1600,