Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1935, Page 28

SYMPHONY HOURS INCREASED ON AIR 63 Concerts By Rochester Groups Announced - by N. B. C. for Season. IFTY-THREE more symphony concerts have been added to the National Broadcasting Co. schedules for the current se: son—the 10 regular subscription con- certs of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, 28 by the Rochester Civic Orchestra, and the 15 special chil- dren’s concerts presented by the Rochester Civic Orchestra. The Rochester Philharmonic con- ccrts will be broadcast Thursdays, starting November 7 and extending | to March 5, excepting November 28. That week's concert will be broadcast Friday, November 29. Five of these will be evening broadcasts, from 8:15 to 9 o'clock, and five will be matinees, from 3:15 to 4 o'clock. Conductors to be heard in this series arc Jose Iturbi, who opens the series on November 7; Vladimir Golschmann, Igor Stravinsky, itz Reiner, Sir Hamilton Harty and by Fraser Harrison. These programs will Eastman Theater. The Rochester Civic Orchestra eoncerts, conducted by Guy Fraser Harrison, will be broadcast on 28 Wednesday afternoon$ from 4:15 to 5:15 o'clock. commencing October 23. The fifteen children’s concerts, pre- sented by the Rochester Civic Orches- tra under the direction of Guy Fraser Harrison, will be broadcast on alter- nate Tuesday afternoons, 1:45 to| 2:15 o'clock, beginning October 22. These 53 symphony broadcasts, plus the 33 Saturday night broad- easts by the Boston Symphony Or- chestra, and the 52 Sunday morning | programs broadcast by the Radio City | Music Hall Symphony, make a total | of 138 programs of symphonic music already scheduled for N. B. C. sustain- ing programs this season. This does mnot include Orchestra, the N. B. C. Symphony Orchestra and the N. B. C. String Symphony, both under the direction | of Frank Black, and the various symphonic programs to be rebroad- cast from abroad, nor such sponsored series as the General Motors Sunday hight symphony hours. S . Sonnysayings ‘Whoo-hoo! Muvver, ya better come a-runnin. I was goin' t' gib this poor dog somethin’ t' eat, but he is he'pin’ hisself to our Sunday roast. L R ST R Strange Bird Found. ‘West. Ross, Scotland, reports a strange bird which no one can iden- tify, something like a flamingo. Saturday, October 12. | WRC 950k be broadcast direct from the | future | #eries by the Cleveland Symphony | WMAL 630k THE EVENING Bedtime Stories Two Lost BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. Often appetite is lost ‘confronted with the cost. v —Old Mother Nature. TRIPED CHIPMUNK was so shocked that he was speechless. He had found a Robin’s nest in a low crotch of an apple tree in the Old Orchard, but, as he poked his head over the edge of that nest an- other head was puked over the oppo- site edge and a pair of unwinking, un- blinking eyes stared into his own. For just an instant Striped Chipmunk stared at Mr. Blacksnake. In that instant he lost his appetite. Yes, sir, | he lost his appetite, He didn't even | glance at the four helpless baby Rob- ins in that nest. In less time than it would take to flip his tail he was out | | ‘FOR JUST AN INSTANT STRIPED | CHIPMUNK STARED AT MR. BLACKSNAKE. | | of that tree and on his way to the Old Stonewall on the edge of the Old Or- chard. You see he was afraid, very { much afraid of Mr. Blacksnake. He | was so much afraid that he completely I lost his appetite. turned and had discovered Mr. Black- snake, and such a racket as they made! That brought all the other birds of the Old Orchard and some from the Green Forest. Sammy Jay was one of the first to arrive and at once he began darting down at Mr. Black- snake. So did Scrapper the Kingbird. Presently most of the birds were | swooping down at Mr. Blacksnake, s0 | that he was kept busy avading their | blows and striking at them. He was | kept so busy that he didn't have a | chance to seize and swailow one of those baby Robins. Now it happened that Farmer { Brown's boy had come out of the house just as all that -acket broke out. He knew exactly what it meant. | “There’s a snake over there, said ! he. “I guess [ better go over and drive | the rascal away. Prooably it is Mr. | Blacksnake, and he is after young | birds.” He picked up a stick and ran down through the Old Orcharc. The birds | saw him coming and recoubled their | outcries. They knew what he was | coming for. They knew he was a | friend and to be trusted Mr. Black- lsnlke was so intent on watching the | feathered attackers that he failed to see Farmer Brown's Boy and it was not until he felt a sharp blow that he discovered who was there. Then he, too, lost his appetite. His one thought was to get away He fairly leaped down that tree and started for { the Old Stonewall right op the trail of Striped Chipmunk aithough he didn't know it. He wasn't thinking of Striped Chipmunk. He was think- ing only of getting away from Farmer Brown's Boy. Farmer Brown's Boy chased him as | he always chases him when he finds him in mischief of this kind. He wasn't trying to kill him. All he was | trying to do was to scare him so that | (Copyright, 1935) Half way to the Oid Stonewall hef heard a great commotion behind him. | | Father and Mother Robin had re- | WOL 1,310k Appetites. he would keep away from that nest of the Robins. Striped Chipmunk, hav‘ng reached the Old Stonewall, felt easier in his mind. He heard the outcry of the birds behind him and he guessed what it meant. He actually chuckled. “I hope they make that black robber so uncomfortable he’ll leave those little Robins alone,” thought Striped Chip- munk. “Yes, sir, that's just what I hope. Then when he is gone perhaps I can get them myself. I haven't any appetite for them just now, not with him around, but I have a feeling my appetite will return by and by. Hello, I wonder what's going on over there now! Those birds are making more noise than ever. Gracious, I believe they are beginning to cone this way! Now, what can that mean?” A moment cr two later Striped Chip- munk heard a rustle of grass and dry leaves and he looked down to see Mr. Blacksnake coming at full speed straight for the Old Stonewall, straight | second he was paralyzed with fright. He didn't realize what it meant. He | thought Mr. Blacksnake was after | him. He didn't see Farmer Brown's | Boy. He gave one little gasp and then the wall. - (Copyright 1935 ho Are You? The Romance of Your Name. | Stewart BY RUBY HASKINS ELLIS. ALTHOUGH this illustrious name ' has been identified with the his- "tory of Scotland for many centuries, the Stuart family really originated with a Norman knight named Fitz- Alan, who accompanied William the Congqueror to England in the eleventh century. For his military prowess he obtained as a reward great tracts of | the confiscated lands, among them the grant of Oswestry, in Shropshire. His eldest son, William Fitz-Alan, be- came the ancestor of the Earls of Arundel, while his second son, Walter, went to Scotland and become promi- nent in the service of David I. That monarch bestowed upon Walter large territorial possessions, among them | the barony of Renfrew. He became the lord high steward of Scotland, which office became hereditary. His great-grandson, Alexander, as- sumed Stewart as his surname, chang- ing the last letter to “t” instead of using the “d.” Thus it can be said that Alexander Stewart was the an- cestor of the royal line of Stewarts. Mary, Queen of Scots, was the first to change the spelling to Steuart. Having been educated in France, she | wrote her name in the French lang- | guage. in the alphabet of which there is no “w.” Her father, James V, how- ever, wrote his name Stewart, as did his son, James VI. | The crown of Scotland was brought into the Stewart family by Walter, Eastern Standard Time. | to where he himself was sitting. For | he dived down among the stones of | STAR, WASHINGTON, the sixth lord high steward of the realm. He performed brilliant service in the battle of Bannockburn during the reign of Robert Bruce, and later married the daughter of the great Bruce. Thus originated the Stewart dynasty in Scotland. The descendants of Walter Fitz- Alan (Stewart) formed a large Scot- tish clan, which through its younger imembers became very numerous. Representatives of the Stewarts mi- grated to America in great numbers and descendants are now living in every section of the country. (Copyright 1935.) — ‘War Declarations. Italy entered the war on the allied side by declaring war on Austria- Hungary in May, 1915; she did not later. nd Foun dvertisement found on v A HELP—MEN. AUTOMOBILE COUNTERMAN. well experi- enced in wholesale automotive line | furnish at least three local Address Box 224-H_Star office. COAL SALESMAN with local experience; preferably in _bituminous | tunity for a go-getier with a large and old established firm State age. references | and salary expected. ~Address Box 4:%-H. Star office. = COATMAKER &t once. experienced. residence, 1312 Eye st. n.w DISHWASHER. colored. experienced. Ap- Iy 5:30 to ) pm. Colonial Coffee | Shop, 20th aud Penn. ave. Must have veference. - _ Ay ELECTRICIANS “and _helpers. on’ new-h state ence and office. Sfugethi. FISH CLEANER, experienced. 5th_st. n.e. GROCERY CLERK. references. Apply xperiented e, expert Apply 1 at. experienced. in cut-rate market: live wire. local man only. Mill's Market. 1744 You st. n.w. LUMBER CLERK. in retail lumber bus ness; &pplications confidential. Address Box Rfi-J. Star office. MAN wanted. familiar with the truck: trade in the District. to tuke body orders for the Leonhardt Wagon Manufacturing Company. Baltimore. Marvland. = Apply by letter onlv for interview Address Box H. Star office. MAN—Painting and carpentering, experi- enced, tempe and industrious. Phone Hyattsville . ”: MAN to install oil Tools and experience. Siar office. MEAT CUTTER WANTED Must be neat and trustworthy required. Apply between 3. California st. n.w. 1 MILL MAN —Also man to wire and paint | screens experienced only. steady Job. | District Screen and Mfg. Co, & Md. ave. Hyattsville, Md. _ sl PAPERHANGERS- 1019 7th st_nw. Edwin Rucker PAPERHANGER first class. 2nd st n.w. T PLUMBERS——Three first-class, all-around hands. State age experience, reference: SX.80 per day. Address Box &:-J. St office. v TG S PRESSER experienced with driver's pe mit. Apply for work immediately, Steady employment. 4th st s.w. & EALESMEN-—Out-of-town corporation has opening for men who are able to sell. Want men capable of makine S50 weekly for interview at Comfi-Coil Corpora- Vietor Bldg. 724 Oth st. n.w. ask burners. must Lave Address Box ¥5-J. experienced 2 and i ‘z00d ones. Apply 712 ) Tor_excellent connection 107 experience prefe: 10 am SHEET-METAL Apoly in person. Rose Bros Rossiyn. Va TUTOR for voung man neral instruction in rudimentary studies ry. experience. Address Box office. WORKERS Co., actory. ‘lear Washington. Addr-w )-H. Star office WASHINGTON MGR. for natl corp s d bonus zood for d Give experience Address Box 414-J Star office G MAN to learn to sell and_collect. while learning. Apply i YOUNG MAN with about one vear's expe- | rience. to work in drug store. Don't | mithout references. Address Box Star office. YOUNG MAN. non-smoker, drivina permit learn gen. hi Home, salars. Adcres< Box YOUNG MAN. secretary. Permanent posi- tion with promising future. Must be_well educated and of zood appearance. State age educational advantazes. stenographic and typing speed. and experience. Address Box 134-H_Star office 10 |EXPERIENCED cabinet-! imaker and finisher. State experience, etc. Address Box 59-H, Star office. Men of Good Character, 21 vearr of age or over. residing in Wash- inston at least one year to join new FREE class for hackers™ license examination. | Call_at 930 am MAKE GOOD MONEY DRIVING CABS _SEE MR. CRUZE |BELL CAB CO,, 1317 L N.W. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. | AGENTS _WANTED—Men and women. Rapid-selling_coupon. Donaldson Studio, 927 F st._n.w g 13° WANTED—Intelligent. _refined hnDnlIv married couple. janitor work. laundry and | cooking. maintenance: very small salary. Country. private school. Address Box 47-H. Star office. 13° declare war on Germany till 15 months | Must | Good oppor- | - | GIRL colored. references | experienced Inc.. | D. C, SATURDAY, SITUATIONS—MEN. AUTO “MECHANIC wants work: w service sta_ or drive; youns white mi reference; R._B. Pugh. Atl. 0416-. J . colored. with car. wan B’ pim deltvering ~or "anv. 0dd jobs: references. _‘Thomas. Columbia 5015-J. COLORED MAN. t appearance. good education. position as elevator operator. messenger or bell boy. Call daily. mac 50 10 am. to 6 p.m. 13 FILIFINO COUP Cook cha feur, valet: full charge. pri family: city reierence, Address Box 341-H. Star fiil;cc YOUNG MAN attendin: day session of Strayer College. wishes to earn room and board by tutoring chauffeuring. doing odd jobs around the house or tending furnaces. Also interested in working cafeteria or as elevator or switchboard operator in apart- ment “house. For appointment, call Na- tional 1748, 1 | SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. | MAN"AND WIFE. from North Oarolina, want janitor fob. cooking: city reference. Phone” Decatur 11:3%.__1607 ith_st. n.w. | REFINED COUPLE. chaufTeur. butler. housekeeper cook: economical. neat. sober: take charge entire house of bachelor or family of two: highest city references 1r£m well-known people. Box 370-E. Blar office. : SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. COLORED GIRL wants day's work laun- dress: ref. Call Ad -J . COLORED_GIRL. housework: excellent District 5198, il | COLORED GIRL wants wark a3 mother's lielper: references. Phone Lincoln 24K COLORED WOMAN_ settled. wishes cook's work or any kind; stay nights; reference. 1753 Oregon ave COOKING. housework servant, housekeeper stairs rm. Address office (leL sm reliuble. wishes general cook; ref. Phone needed German Box %30, up- gk © ~cook or maid: |I¢nl Tolored. as Phone mily; good references. umng 285, GIRL. colored wants helper or pantry girl; | Lincoln 4658-, GIRL. or cooking; city reference. Phone_Atlantic 3405 GIRL colored_refined__desi tor's office answering phone | office. “work as kitchen references. Phone eneral housework 1147 6th nee. Sy job in doc- nd_cleaning 03 Dumbarton_ave. n.w 5 general housework or moth- er’s helper all_Clarendon 176-J. * HOUSEKEEPING: white: small family: ex perienced; upstairs rm: perm.. refined: €50, Address Box 406-H. Star office._ 1 HOUSEKEEPER. middle-aged. white. reli- able. desires position: small’ family, ployed couple; 2ood home rather larce " wares: - references. Address Box 471-J_Star office. 130 LA'\Y refined. desires position as house- per. 310 E. Caviiol st Phone Lincoln than 5 WHITE LADY Prench: speaks both lan- guages fluenily: desires employment " in | smallrefined family. Addess Box E. Star office ¥ i gl WHITE WOMAN settled. desires position as_child’s nurse or companion for elderly lady. best of references. North 3145-J. WOMAN. middle-aged desires light house- | hold dufies: free to travel. 1436 R st. nw. Aot 42, WOMAN. colore dry work. in country or city: best refer- | | ence.”"call 921 Rhode Island ave. n.w . or | phone B. Jones. Potomac 5558 WOMAN. " elderly. care for sm part ment and child. sleep in; small pay. Phone | Wisconsin : = B YOUNG GIRL. colored. desires evening | | fob "getting _dinners; bachelor apt._pre- ferred; no Sundays. Phone North 3707. IVSTRLCTIOV COUB?FS. AUTO| LESSONS for permit_easv parking and clitch control: cars furnished, Call “Old Reliable” Foster (white). Met. 1809, The rate under heading of Per- sonal 1 3 cents per line additional to the regular line rate. 20 years old. for | A LITTLE GIRL be adopted. Appiy floor BED PATIENTS GIVEN BEST CARE IN home of experienced nurse: rates, €30 per month._Phone Shepherd 1% PRIVATE CONFIDENTIAL. SECRET IN- | yrstization by agent experienced here and abroad. Phone Wisconsin SWEDISH MASSAGE UNDER INFRA-RED | zays; bylds up resistance. helps mheumatic Dpains: hours. 9 to 9 Shepherd 15 MASSAGE BATH. COLONICS Emu'r/( ine lamp treatments. vibrator. _Dist BOET WWhite purer HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED B own method: results effsctive for a life- lime or money back _Write'for booklet: mo_ crues or sursers Dr b olumbia rd _Ada: TREATMENTS: &7 cabinet bath. showers. 1400 16th n O st Phone North 266 LONGFELLOW SCHOOL FOR EOYE_ COL e . Md. Day and boarding l"cfi!“ Phone Grnx'unod SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER — YOUNG | lady college education. experienced. de- sires work several evenings & week. Ade dress Box 115-H. Star office SCALP TREATMENTS FOR GFNTLE\!EN | For appointment call Lincoln 1 3 \\ANTED—GOOD VOICES. FAIR READ- ers for large. selected chorus sinzing oratorio. _Address Box :373-E. Star office. * MASSAGE COLONICS. HOURS, 10 AM. (to X pm 1419 N st. nw. Apt. 2 | ALCO RUBS. WHITE NURSE. {ave nw. ). Hours. 10 to 9. Sund; iy £3: ALCO _RUBS. BATHS: Wi | 3207 17th st. nw._ (off Ps Hours. 10 1o 9 Open Sunda. CURTAINS STRETCHED. parels. €1: work guaran ered. Mrs. SPECHT. Phone_Atlantic £ iy EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS. ALTERA- tions reason s relined. §2." Phone | Lincoln : 1 7th st se. STIMULA- infra-red sun_ray Entrance. 1 0c PAIR: 3 ed; called. deliv- Tth st se. HELP—WOMEN. WISV 1460k P.M. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS P.\. 3:00 wlnwn Vs, 3:15 3:30 3:45 Colgute Nebrukn vs. Minnesota cmumbu Vs. Rutgers “ “ “ “ “ Nebraska vs. | 3:00 “ “ «“ 315 “ “ 7 “4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 Iowa vs. 'Nebmska V8. Minnesota Columbia vs. Rutgers Nebraska vs. anesou | 4000 | 415 APPRENTICE to le: beauty cultur small salary. Addre® Box 350-E. St office. 13+ ART SCHOOL will give free scholarship in | excharige for’ part-time secretarial serv- | 1ces: splendid_opportunity: no art expe- rience necessary, Address Box 404-J. Star office. | BEAUTY OPERATORS ¢ around. | Apoly Priday evening or Saturday atter 3 15th n.e FUR FINISHERS, experienced and mpxru-- | rienced: good opportunity for experienced. Apply Bernard's Fur Shop. 1116 Conn. ave. (opporite Mayflower Hotel) GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, emploved. 2 niehts. _Call 5-7 pm__Clar. 1811. vhite couple: 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 | Iowa vs. Chasin’ the Blues Colgute Evening Star Flashes Jackie Heller Tea Time Gabriel Heatter Tea Dance Time Black and White |Nebraska vs. anewm |Evening Rhythms Bert Bloch's Orch. P.M. EVENING PROGRAMS 6:00 |G. E. Herring 6:15 | Sports—Music 6:30 Alma Kitchell _6:45_|Musical Interlude Bill Coyle |Jamboree Knlunmey:r s Km ‘garten| Today in Sports Reg Newton, songs Claire Carroll News Bulletins 7700 |Sports Page 7:15 \Pnpeyr the Sailor 7:30 Me&age of Israel Jamboree ‘The Master Builder Cmmtry Hi-Jinks News Spotlight Nordica Orch. Guy Lombardo’s Orch. | Silver String Revelers Frederic Wm. Wile Arch McDonald Foot Ball Scores |Saundra Brown | GIRL. to work in fruit store. Hon 1 | p.m. ~ Call today. no telephone. ealth | Fruit_Sfore. 18th and Columbia rd. n.w | GIRL_ white not over 35 years old. housework where cook is emploved nights: private family. Address Box 4 Stur'office: .. RESIDENT TEACHER. ¢ in small orivate school: and qualifications. ~ Address | Star_office. = STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY. for fax- | accounting office. In reply Dltase state Hfil particulars. Address Box u. H. Star | office. for stay s house | mn!hpr state age. sala Box o Columbus Day Columbm Feature “ “ 0 |Hit Parade |Club Boston Symphony Habana Orch. Nordica Orch. Irish Names Central Union Mission College Jamboree G-Men :Wlllwe Beery Boston Symphony Symphonic Choir National Barn Dance Columbus Day Budapest Gypsies Songs of the World. Gen. Albert L Cox Mina Martini Marty May Time ) |Wallace Beery Gen. Hugh §. Johnson |News Lotus Orch. |Reggie Child's Orch. National Barn Dance Edwin Rogers Slumber Hour | “ “ News Bulletins Organ Recital Bulletins Camp Prowl-Around |California Melodies Guy Lombardo’s Orch. “ Bill Hayes' Orch. Earl Denny’s Orch. News Bulletins Abe Lyman's Orch. Old Barn Loft |John_Slaughter’s Orch. |Sign Al Lyons' Orch. e off Sign oft MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. Wallace Beery, screen star, will re- place Al Jolson as master of cere- monies on the Chateau program, a WRC feature at 9:30. As a high light of the broadcast Beery will do a scene from “Viva Villa.” Mabel Stark, world’s only woman tiger trainer, and Harry Richman also will contribute to the program. Jack Norworth, musical comedy idol and composer, will be the guest of the Hayloft Gang during the Na- tional Barn Dance on WMAL at 9:30. ‘The Boston Symphony Orchestra ‘will begin its series of Fall and Win- ter concerts on WMAL at 8:15. Dr. Serge Koussevitzky will direct the orchestra, The program includes the *“Second Symphony” of Sibelius. Chrmy ‘Walsh, memher of the all- all-America prospects during the “College Jamboree” on WJSV at Walsh also will introduce four promi- leading universities. Fred Astaire will sing “Cheek to Cheek” and “Top Hat” during the “Hit Parade” program on WRC at 8. Gen. Hugh 8. Johnson's farewell address as he resigns from the P. W. A. administration will be broadcast by WRC at 10:30. RENOVIZE. . . your home Renovizing Eighty-six Years nent coaches and glee clubs from six | Old Barn Loft “« And All Other Current DAILY AT Brought to You by WILKINS COFFEE WISV > WAITRESS_ experienced. must be neat: Apply in verson. Concord Restaurant. M | | Kennedy st. n.w. _ b WATTRESSES. exverienced. between ages 20 and 5. uniforms 3 and 34: work. AnDly between 3 and 5. Penna_ CHILDS'". | WOMAN. refined. desiring good home: eral housework, no cooking: small s Phone Wisconsin 4860, WOMAN. white to care for mvll( : board and $5 week: refere) 3 lumbia rd. n.w._Adams 9546-, YOUNG LADY. er's roctine office work. both new and used cars. Address Box 113-H. Star office. |SALARY. ALSO BOYS AND |GIRLS FOR CURB SERV- |ICE. APPLY 5109 GEORGIA AVE,, THE HOT SHOPPE. —_— HELP—DOMESTIC. BLE WHITE WOMAN. care for 4 old wirl apt, for employed mother: $8 week. 0th_st. n.e. 13* eneral houseworker. colored, exverienced: stay nights: city ref. Call Cleveland_0068. _Sunday. 10-1_p.in. GENERAL™ HOUSEWORKER: stay nights: room and bath.” Apoly Bernard, n.w.. first floo; MAID. colorzd for _general housework. to & and Saturday afternoons; no Sunday $5. _ Apt. Chastleton. colored. Only those with local tea-rcom experierce and reference need apply. Phone Walnut 9242 Sun. between 9 and 11 am. only. YOUNG WOMAN. colored. & work from 17 to 6:30 D. distance 210:3 XOlh st. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. DOMESTIC. _ RUPHERS' ~ EXCHANGE—Houseworkers, cooks. maids, mother’s helpers. laundresses. housemen; ref. Dec. 35561. 1837 lllh nw. house- In walking References. SITUATIONS—WOMEN. omm ‘white. middl ive services, exchange for room and bol for two. or apt.. close-in n.w. Phone Columbia 2262-J. NURSE (trained) and masseuse. by German: French lady; especially fond of aged people. trustworthy' kind: free to tra er2 ence. Address Box 14-H. Sta ofllce NURSERY-GOVERNESS. _speaking Ger. man "and French: best references. Call 6 p.m. vmumm wuq 12 -year wennee can t;n full chme nou with nervous e children. " Bhone Moo- ‘h.flao&%.uuumm children school age: may stay | night | perienced in auto deal- | | WAITRESSES FOR INSIDE | |TABLE SERVICE; GOOD | WILL REMODEL - opposite St Elizabeth's, arty. _Apply on_premises WANTED—Lady or gent fo_invest | $10.000." proposition in Washington: the | mvestment should pay above $200 monthly cash income: you handle all of the money. | Address B 1-H. Star office. 1 OLD. ~ WELL-ESTABLISHED _delicatessen and lunch business. with long lease and | new building. in splendid business section. A hustler can make from $6.000 to S10.000 per year. Call Mr. Simer at North 7% WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY t chase on easy terms. town restaurant: long lease. Always money-maker: beautifully equipped. Own- er Teilring to his Virginia tourist business. Address Box 406-E. Star office 13 HIGHWAY DINER. near D. C. $800_cash. Phone Adams 5568 WOULD LIKE TO BUY a_retailer's Cl A “liguor ‘license: any owner interested kindly communic: Address Box 142-H, Star_office. K};IIIC«;rbusl-ngr' i% ll:d}mnlh]e holelm&um( 5 siness._ Party leaving town, | Box _105-H. Star office. g A | GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. go0d 1 location. doing 0 weekly. ‘rent. S0 B erms: cash business. Call Mr. | Williams. Decatur 3814 Call gt | CAFETERIA. profitable business S1.000. sickness causes 1t to | one-third this_price. _Atlantic * | LUNCHEON ROOM—At Falls Church, Va., | paving well: other business Teason for | selling.__Phone Falls Church 4 4 | RESTAURANT —Good _ business. | $1.000_cash. _Call Decatur 0410. RESTAURANT. beer-wine license: reason- able rent. First block frem Capitol. oppo- site Library. 135 B st. s.e. Linc. 10118, BEVERAGE AND RESTAURANT. lll’lt for sale account ill health: good business: terms. Address Box 379-E. Star office. 14 | ROOMING HOUSE with 4 apartments (2 and 3 rooms). all rented. in n.w. section, | for sale. Apply 11 K st. n.w. FORCED TO SELL. 6 per cent. third | trust note, on a small home, occupied by the owner.” Phone Emerson SMALL ROOMING HOUSE for sale. Mass. ave. n.w. Dist. 73 . call 333 Woodward Bldg. NICHOLS AVE. for responsibie to pur: established down- HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE. BEDDING MATTRESSES. 00X springs and pillows reno.; best prices and prompt del. ttress Co., 819 0 BUILDING REPAIRS, alterations, jobbing. complete :ervtlce’ pnxv;z% a;-em:nxhx‘ 3::- : estimates furn Tick, 1412 Chapin n.w. Aqaims 9 - CARPENTER AND BUILDER- Brlc 3 ment. plaster, painting. papering. shelving. et general improvements. Call Test comoetent | 363-H. _ Star | em- | | sweaters. Halloween costume. . OCTOBER 12, 1935. | THE SPANIEL FINDS SOMEONE wHO 1S ACTUALLY AFRAID OF HIM llOlSLIIOLD RI;I’AIR§ & SERVICE. (Continued.) service. = Also paintin and caulking. Roy White. Atlantic 405 PAPERHANGING—ROOMS %5 UP. Satistaction Guaranteed ____John_N_ Tolson. District 7589 ROOFING—Leaky roofs resurfaced with my special waterproof. fire-resisting coat- | ine: guaranteed 10 vears. Lincoln ROOFING, tinnive, suttering i ing.'furnace work {E, A (CRAWFORD. Lincola 2s43. Call after 5 pm. daily | UPHOLSTERING—Revairing. cushions, caning: fine work | Garland.” ¢ Ga. q UPHOLSTERING. furniture repairin T, CAIINR; Work guaranteed. Wel 15° reas. price. VACUUM CLEANER REPAIMM‘. any make. any model: prices feasonable, work fully guaranteed.” E<timat. n_free in vour home. McKain's Service, 413 H 8 e._Phone Lincoln_6050 WINDOW SHADES. Washable shades made to order at low- est prices: save your old rollers: for esti- mate call Georgia 2400. Fenn Decors ' | Co.Inc.. 5171 Georgia ave. 2= SALE—M1 CELLANEO[‘S, “Advertisements under this nea ing are presumed to be from pri- vate indivtduals. unless the adver- tisement gtves o firm mame or @ business address or states the word Dealer. Members o1 the public who fnd dealers masquerading tn this column as s ‘mdividuals are urged to report matter to The Star for tnvestigation. ———————— !mm‘ CARRIAGE_ good _condition. $6. | 5331 3th st._n.w_Phone Georsia 0204 | BED. double. de Tuxe spring. * Conscience™ mattress, pillows; good condition; $20. ghome » o0 S g in, doubie size; davenport suite, B breakfast set. Eitchen cabi- net~crib__Edelman, :1:10:3 Georgia ave. _ | BICYCLES—Rolitast ana otner pign-grade wheels “Hazellon Bicycle & Sporting Goods Store. 424 9th nw | BOILER AND FURNACE REPAIR PARTS. Wide assortment of grate bars etc. etc. | _ HECHINGER CO.. 4—Branches—4. | BOOKCASE. sectional mahogany. and set of Encsclopedia Britannica books, very reasonable. 1366 H st. n.e BOTTLES Jjars. jugs corks, caps, crowns, | kegs any size and_quan Southeast erll! Supply Co . 73 9 11th st. s.e. ne_Lincoin 10247 , 5 "KWHEAT __COAL__ BLOWER! new, guaranteed S$13: will install reasonablie Call Sunday morning or any time week days. 3712 Jenifer st Chevy Chase. D. C. CAMERAS—We puy. seil. trade used cam- Cine kodaks arnd projectors. Bar- s daily.Robbin’s. 14th st ES—AImost ne girl outgrown | BEDS. ugs, dressers. 00l skirt. Adams spring -nd i%th's | CRIB. full-size ivory wood complete, DAY BED. Simmons, $15: port. suitable for apartment, Bhone Decatur 240%-W. DIAMOND BARGA1NS — Unredeemed pledges of all descriptions for sale at prices | much below their regular values. All mer- | chandise GUARANTEED as to weight, color | and pertection. Money cheerfully refunded | if_vou are not satisfled. Horning's Loan Office _opposite Washington_Airport. | DINING M TABLE, chairs. china cab- inet. bed room suite. miscellaneous piece | Call after 4 p.m. 626 Allison st. n.w. 1 DINING ROOM SUITE,_ beautiful 10-piece foltd walnut: will sacrifice. €5 casn. Can e seen any time. 2737 Woodley pl. ELECTRIC R!PRIGERATORS—-AW:( et vinator Prigidaire Crosiey Shelvador: fa tory rebullts. like new. guaranteed: and up. We service ali makes. frigeration Service. ELECTRIC ZREFRIGERATORS (slightly Shopworn). 257 to 507 reduction. Smith's | Transfer & Sto; . 1313 You Phone North i FRIGIDAIRE; ving town must sell. in perfect condition. 610 Mary- GAS_HEATER. Radiant. S6. 3 son 2160 i GAS HEATING UNIT (Janitrol) complet cost SN0 1 sell for 45: can be in- Stalled for $:5. Call Adams 780-J. E. “Chambers.” good as new: will sell cheap: also_electric lighting rplant. batteries and bulbs. volts: all for $50. Call Hillside 0: HOUSEHOLD _ EFFECTSChina, ware rugs, curtains, plcmres effects, ‘etc : OAK BOARDS. 1 inch widths. 8 ft. 6 to 14 ft. long: also * {oak: have about 000 feet in all. See Walter O'Hara. 4705 Sth st. south Bare croft. Va. (5 miles from White House). or call on phone. Clarendon OAK WOOD. any lensth: fireplace or stov 3% %o 10 a cord. Phone Greenwood OFFICE_FURNITURE new _used:_desks. chairs. filing cabinets Washington Salvace Co.. new location. 800 E n.w. Natl. 8266. OFFICE FURNITURE—A large u(onmznt of used picces at low prices. H. Baum & Son 616 E st. nw. PHONOGRAPH. Brunswick Panatrope. elfc- tric. in good condition: cost new $45 seli_for $15. Call Columbia R548-J. feet san T gncc of frame, $5. {h?ne glass- personal will sell for Cieveland PRINTING PRESS, cmndler & Frlce by 11: 40 cases t leads. ~ rul 36 E. Wilson bivd.. C REFRIGERATOR. electric Leonard. directly off our show floor: discount of 20%c on cash deal. Hopwood's. K15 H St. n.e. REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse, 55 cu_{t.. § 3605 South Dakota ave, m.e. Pot. RUGS, imporred_7x)0. $20: also 8x11 and 4x17: scatters. $2.50 and up. 1 Park- hone_Adams 914! and_Chinese. scatter and Rare Rulmshnw 04 18th er: room size: st._n.w. Open )_p.m CARFENTER—Prompt. rellable. renomble Gen. repairs. porches. steps, fences. | tions._shelves. floors. ' Douglas._ Met. : T5. rockers splinted. CLAY 5_10th n.w__ Met. 2062. ARSieTalE ELECTRIC WIRING Flxtoses re- 6-r. house fixtures ase Beval S %S ren . Do ol 'h:'c” FLOORS CLEANED and wi - ¢hine: papering. paintin rapine. stal teed. Phone Pom 50571 T N—— LT, " Folk. 5357 Sherriet pl. n.w. Clev. 0558 noua: PAINTING. Mperhunnnl caulk- 1ini ‘llllug!l‘ workmanship TeA- soi mates SubmItbeR. Af: 8188, 18 PAINTING Froering. Rooning. Gener: ML Smith. 1724 Webetor b~ AGats 7108 P. AINTING_PIDOI' Anishing. —Esti- mlm Ko nhllntlnn. :* white ‘mechanics. Neat papers. _Adams 232t PAPIRI.G. painting_and floor scraping: neat. clean work: service and ulllti. NC.y Keystone Decoratin; 3451 14th St. N.W. Adams 1344. ll.'l. + RUGS—Must sacrifice nce 6 imported rugs. Chinese and Oriental patterns. for 3100; desirable room sizes included. Ad- dress Box 11 Star office. SHUTTERS. pairs; 1 organ stroller. Address Box 343-E. Star office. TYPEWRITER RENTAL _SERVICE SE 2. 5716 16th n.w Underwoods, in adv. 86 No deliveries. 0c den. 1 hnby ‘model _Cora urrent Bargains in re. flm’—c and L. C. Smitim for rent hufl ‘and reconditioned mncmnu The L ith and Corona Typewriters. Inc. lolfl 15th st n.w. Phone National 041 TYPEWRITERS—American Typewriter Al makes, including periables” Rent: :&1‘ repal \way_from h! Open . RSy (431 Eaot Cabitol st > Line. 0082, | PAPERING Room:. 35 up. Prompt | & | slip_covers. | Phone Emer- | HELP AND SITUATIONS.™ The Thrill That Comes Once in a Lifetime.—By WEBSTER MU MCAI. INSTRU! WE&T;—-RADIOV | PIANO—Frederick. $50. Players: Aeclians, $50: Preston. S40. Organ. 17 ith's Transfer & Storage Co.. 1313 You st. n.w | Phone North 31 WANTED—Grand piar must be in_g0od cond | dealers. Phone Wisconsi | GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS are now offered at especially low prices This sele inc 5. and 6 octave grand: 1 ds from $215 up and ). Grands and upr Consult us for bargains. — Sole the famous Hardman. = Also Bradbury. Schoninger sna Sch; Hugo Worch. 1110 G. since 1% . by private pa reasonable arty: ne ency for Harrineton, er planos. | DACHSHUND PUPPIES- ported from Germany | COCKER “SPANIEL PUP. pedigreed_~ Phone 'Elkridge Francis Relay. Md POINTER % months old_star | Elkridge 161, Sumner Francis | DACHSHU ND PUPPIES. show inoculated: red. biack. chocol Cail " Herndon. Va.. 11 6 months old 161. Thelma Phons Relay. Md sud ng | ‘ WOOD- cut_an: 30 ain Ave S W " Night_and_Holidays SEASONED OAK WOOD delivered. stored 810 cord. Prompt service. Phone Guy Brown.” Ashton SIREPLACE OR STOVE WOOD. a Fuaranieed best imum _prices Do not call u Jamescn. Dis ropoliten 5% ing orders for hatching Sesoer 24: all chicks free from B, by State Dep: of markets ery_ Olnev_ Md miles north of | CATTLE AND II\E ST "OCK. TWO thoroughbr young, sound: _sa Ralston | 39-P-17 HORSES () Drices, Col. M. A. Elliott. Ciub. ce. Phone Fairfax Sunday I)__thoroughbred at give-away Army and Navy A TIQLE gold ;cleln‘ rings. monds, gold h st nw . et absolutely highest prices paid !ur b rr\LlR cs\ll any time. Lincoln 1 HouseHold goods highest cnsh prices Don't sell call North 6040. Prompt service. GAS RANGE. suitable for_restaura other equipmen Phone Shepherd HOUSEHOLD. office and antique furnit Metropolitan 6876. Night. phone lumbia 7674 A5 S TYPEWRITER. in good condition; Address Box 3uf-E. Star office LD—BRING YOUR _OLD GOLD _SIL- R FLATINUM, TEETH. DISCARDED 'WELRY _WE PAY CASH A KAHN ‘I.NC 43 YEARS AT 935 P. CASH FOR OLD GOLD Silver. watches diamonds and old discarded Jewelry Full cash value paid. Selinger’s. E st now OLD GOLD_ silver platinum purchased for manufacturing use: maximum price paid BURNSTINE'S. 931 G ST, NW | _since 1868, Pederal License 1 ROOMS—FURNISHED. ROOMS in_private_home. by day. week. month: meals optional: instant hot water, oil heat. Phone Cleveland 645 2 1834 COLUMBIA RD.—$350 wk. single rooms clean, cool 4 oatns Inst hw: car_iines; hall_rm men_Adams 10 g]é\ sem E;l‘ te bath: $4 one or 30 eds semi-private ba | two _sgentlemen. Phone Columbia 4444 | "BAY ST. SE _Bright room. next to | : board if desired. Reference. Phone A e "CALVERT ST. N.W. : ‘must be seen to be appreciated: & | ke your reservation. CLEVELAND PARK—With private family. pleasant front room for gentleman. Rea- sonable. Phone Cleveland 019 24 16th ST, N.W.—Army officer's widow double {ront room. private bath shower. porch, lawn. garage; also 2 con- necting rooms with private bath. | 1217 MASS. AVE N.w Handsomely fur= nished. large room. twin beds; lovely home | for_refined peopie. T N. Y. AVE. N-W._New and beauti- tully farnished. “with running hot and cold vater in rooms: THE WESTMINSTER. 1607 17th St N.W Lovely, newly decorated rooms. single or double. ncar bath showers; elevator; $6-87 weekly .u‘ kinc until you | 1954 1 nished room. for two. twin bed: unlimited _phone. _Call _Adams_05K; 3 QUINCY ST. N.W.—Nicely furnished m in private home; suitable 2 gentle- DUFONT CIRCLE, 3 single front room southern exposure. next to bath: convenient to bus and cars; un- limited phone: gentlem: NEAR _ CATHEDRAL — Nicely furnished 100m private bath. southern exposure: de- tached home: oil heat. Cleveland D 1-ROOM. kitchen housekeeping apt.. elec. refrig.: modern private home. For infor- mation._call Potomac 8185, 1388 MERIDIAN PL. N large. “second-floor room: southern exposure. Adults. Phone_Columbia_02: WELLINGTON LODGE. —Newly furnished rooms. twin beds. ad- Joining bath: excellent meals. Reasonable. 1728 IRVING ST. N.W.—Double room. private bath. in lovely. private home: con« venlemly located. _Phone Columbia 2365-J. 3 N. H. AVE N.W.—A good room_in Drivate family: on car and bus lines ., 315 per month. ¥ 2 KENYON N.W —Large room, second floor."adjpining bath; double bed. oil heat; for 1 or » persons. _Very reasonible. 325 WEBSTER ST. N.W.—Two _single s. continuous hot water: between car Attracti one or iwo: Reasonable. 6 16th st. 0. 742 PARK RD. N. rooms: brand-new modern furniture; limited phone. i 1643 HOBART ST.—Nice. large room: sec- ond floor. near bath: private home: near Gentleman. _ Columbia 9246, 7 H ST. N.E. Apt. 10—Large bed room. b, - location. un- & REAL home in_Petworth: front auubl- ang single room. 2 baths. Columbia $095. Board optional TAB Hach e I le] guarani & Budutey. 14th & Newion sts. "Col. 10000, INES. electric; Nonor e MBCH I Fransicr & Storase Co.. 1313 You st. North _3343. B T. N.W__Double and_sin B oD ¥ Furhiahia 2emi-private bath Drivate home: reasonable. & 5025 4th ST. N,W.—Attractive, large 2nd- fiogr room, '1-4 adults. Phone Georeia WASHER. inner type. looks and runs ke new re.:wnuble‘ - Fnons Adsms 7201 4128 Sth st. n.w. WHITE PORCELAIN HILL CASE. 10 fl.— Due to remodeling of store: reasonable price. Fairfax Delicatessen, 2100 P nl SUIT, wrcen, size 38, elaborately trimmed beaver. cost $200. sacrifice e e efiet. cve, wiah. tFimmed baby white fox. cost $350: sell $75: Orien {al rues, sperifice: Hamadany one larse Mshal 10x#5._Phone Adams 23 %‘ifi-’%“&“ 1 1416 TAYLOR N.W.—Larse sinsle front room. private home; conveniently located: Beautyrest mattress e if desir LARGE. NEWLY FURN. ROOM. ldiomlnl bath: lovely. well-heated private hom reduced. Phone_Poto: NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. Laree, handsomely furn. reoms, ndlolmnl ‘twin beds. fire T BT o M r! nnhr com. 3 | :ne. NO drinking: men on '\nm 05 VARNUM ST _N.W _—Large w 1.; fur- | ROOMS—FURNISHED. _(Cos o ANNEX —THE_GRAPTON — Well-heated, comfortable; single-double rooms. $105 24-hr. elev. and phone service, _Just off Conn. ave. EUCLID ST, N.W.—Room, 2nd_floor; next to beth: coniinuous hot water. phone} close to bus and car lin ILLINOIS AVE. N.W_ (corner Emerson si.)—Large, beautifullv decorated double bed voom. with private bath: on bus lines Phone Adams 4 i e bt woman. Protéstants 1722 218t 8T. {warm_ semi-priv widow's charming home. 2006 COLUMBIA RD. (at Connecticut) — Attractive front room, bath (shower): bus, s;;r!, employed lady preferred. ADD]V AD(. i convenient: in 1355 LAWRENCE 8T N E—Tarss_brieht room with twin beds in nice 1amily: gentlemen_only. Poto: 1624 18th & home. exclusive city section: all outside, double; _reception room: excellent service. Phone Decatur 3096, 23 NEWARK ST Cieveland Park—Two conrecting rooms for_2 young men: run- i $25 for both. Phone ) 1714 Lanier | —Front room. semi-private ath. modern home: men only. Col. & 13 Drivate lavatory, cont. h. .: privaie home, Phone Georgia 5780. 421 MADISON ST. N.W _Desirable lmm room. south exposure: deiached home: near transportation: gentlemen: %20 month 5 IRVING ST. N.-W.—Large front room, twin beds. private bath; no other roomers; | meals_optional. Phone Adams 980 1340 HEMLOCK ST. N.W.—Large fronf, private bath 1 or 2 gentlemen; near | Busses. Phone Geors N.W.—Attractive room, k- office bed room: 2 car es__Gentlemen. Phone Columbia 4807, | NEAR 14th AND PARK RD_ 1362 Oak st. | n.w.—Gentlemen Quiet, refined Tele- | phone Adams 6613 - PARK RD —Large front | furnished " adjoining " beth | block Mt. Pleasant cars; | Phone Adamt 26 5% SEATON PL. N, room. “nd_floor TS, bus: S Iso sunny un- ofl heat: half women only. . rge double front near RHODE ISLAND AVF NW ont: next 1o bath GERANIUM ST Large roc an § month: Rez"'F empioyed coupin. €3 desired. Phone Georgia 14° AND RHODE ISLAND AVE room. " second fioor: privat inan preferred. reaso per 3 breakfast if NEAR_4th | n.c—Pront family: gent Potomac 233 IN QUIET PRIVATE HOME—Ce cation. single room for cultured cmployed through the day, Telephone D catur 0547 after & pm. for appointme: OVERLOOKING DUPONT CIRCLE—Lar, handsome joom: $40 a month: men o references required. Norih 576 13 1009 11th ST NE semi-private bath convenient trar room and board in_refined Jew~ ome for young man. Phone Adams E private fam e room for one block from stree 13 student. wants persori . 1win’ becs; privats s 114 0 st. n.w OTIS PL. N.W._Large. airy fr near bath lemen prefer NG MAN. G. W__ LA Room and bath pri- car line: 1 Phone ? FAIRMONT tive second Georgia double be:. + also single Nicely v oom with Porch. next to bath for 1318 TRINTDAD AVE ™ NE for in “private MASS. AVE. | “ih ST. N W -Singe T00m, next bath, 2nd flo o 14° Brand-new fur- e of telephone; 55 B ST NE ed oo in priv tance down C hext 10 bath: to ate’ home: near tleman: 1% month NEAR DUPONT CIRCLEiAI% 18IF KW <ani home while in Was Single and double rooms, | o nelOn: CLEVELAND PARK —Pront room. new Tached: (1w phone e e Phione Clev 35 rEmployed nurr_‘\s-rdAnjnr ot home to refingd adult Phone Wisconsin 4:31. - 13 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.—Newly fur: nished comfortable 1ooms. suitable 3 or 3 | gentlemen: homelike: cont. h.W. Phone CATHEDRAL AVE 3 front room trm exposure reom b expo: transportatmon; W om. With showe: suitable for : in’ private home: alo single room. suit - tiemen:" hoard optional, ©- oc ‘oF N 1840 BILTMORE ST. N.W. APT - Large. south rm.. next bath. for genties man.__Phone Columbia_564%-J. _COLORADO AVE N.W. Nicels 1 & con use of phon eet cars and buse: Glover Park hern exposure: cont. men: near Georges _Call Cleveland 5841, NW—Large front nest to bath: 1 gent N beds: raraga. Phons Georgia 64 201:1 COLUMBIA RD.—Large double room, | private bath: single room: all home come _use of phi Call Decatur 1 b ST N.W _Newly decorated_all rhiture: large room with running Phone Decatur 52 nw'm CLEVELAND PARK— southern and eastern bath: gen | Emerson 1 | 312 16th ST SE m | thing_fugnished s, elec.: CLEV siet s.w. cor. 12x14 ft ornd floor, cross vent.. large closet, th unlim. h. w.. % sas. Conn cafes. Positively NO smn emploved. si1 for_one. 50 for ™ 5 MADISON ST. Front exposures. stores _busses dents:S15 per mo Phone_Cleveland m. suitable if desired; convenient to cars. “convens _ISth ST. (near Col. Rd.). Ap Gomfartable: brisht room. hext bafh: cloved merried_couple: PARK RD. N.W._ large front roo $20. Phone Ad MT. PLEASANT —Large nning water. phone: appropriately furn, | for_a_gentleman._ Phone Columbia_3389. 13th ST. NE _Large front_room, ext bath: eautifaily Torpishog: conym: ient to car line and bus. Adult FURNISHED ROGM for rent. near Bureau of Standarcs: gentlemen preferred. Phone Emerson 168 i211° MORSE NE _— ideal for “small chiid | employed couple._gentlemen 2818 14th N.W.—Large well-furn | next bath. cont em. eautifully I k-ni private: 2nd- flMr front rm . settled_couple or gentieman # B MERRILL MANSIONS. 1:161 Fairmont n Clean. sunny front room. private bath 4 hk. €48: also sleeping_room GIRARD N.W Double, private bath, ploved persons: also double room across om bath: §7 'm wk.: a.m.i. Adams : 580, STUDIO ROOM for T or gentlemen: :Inet,::x‘ ‘l':'r:’m reasonsble rent. Phonp o= 1424 K ST_NW NEAR DUPONT GIRCLE: X vomfortable room. adioining semi-private bath. huge closet. a.m.i.: handsome home: suitable one or two gentlemen. Phong North_1391 1403 14th ST, N.W.—Comfortably nished front_ single ~room, bath: gentiemen only. 809 1ith ST. NW.—Clean. q attractive rooms. near bath: $5.50 and S central: pritacy. Met. 4584, 13e, DUPONT CIRCLE—Newly furnished room for two men: twin bed nul mn lhonr sood heat. Apt. 1. 2118 17:0' M ST_N.W.. APT. 1 room. windows. adi’ Kitchen: one of two ladies; Government clerks preferred. 13% MT_PLEASANT. 4150 18 IK”MM R 56 18th st n.w.. corner rooms, mrl second floor. semi-bath. a mi L hished: 1025 GIRARD ST. N.E—Large, nicely furs m:flt"l?\mh\zoom in nrivlllfl family: cone s, cars: gent Potomac 47 J up to 'l! nfll:::“n P;J':En. 2716 38th ST. N.W.—Single roor - Bilvate bath: privaie emiy: Ceear o 2 EUCLID ST. APT. 4—Bright. warm room 1l oy Gefyieman:” t¥o in family. " Fhone NEAR CHEVY CHASE CTRCLE—Large cors ner room, private bath beds. desired. Phone Cleveland 26} o5 i 1337 MASS. AVE. N.W. Cumberland, 55—Downtown: comfortable. reom stk .».]m shower; southern exposure: for X 1216 OTIS 8T, attractive room Bome: $15 single 5 furs semi-private NE.Brockiand—Larie, gaunl man: private doul large comm: hlf’ 3 young mfll.“n‘c ' CONN. AVE., Ta Salle, ADT_ T000-A—= Large. nicely furnished room. e, " Apbly at desk_ Bhore MetoS150 1401 PAIRMONT ST. A '—Com- Tortabie. brighe. Tront foom new IImem. m. next bath; near ca