Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1935, Page 26

B—10 THE EVEN NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1935. TA BIT nervously, A I found my really excellent seat in the rapid- ly filling opera house and waited expectantly for the curtain to rise on the famed Michele and “The Doll's House.” Only the unexpected illness ©of the regular dra- matic critic on my paper had given me the chance to fulfill one of my ambitions and cover a show, SO paturally I was eager to do a com- petent job and miss nothing.” So intent was T upon following the action of the play, I paid scant at- tention to the late arrival of a middle-aged, immaculate- 1y dressed gentleman who took the seat on my right. When the first-act curtain fell, however, I turned and spoke to him. Evidently he, too, was e critic, judging from the bored stare; it was as though he had seen the play many times. “La Michele is a convincing Nora, {sn't she?” I opened. Certainly a bit of expert comment from & regular critic would do no harm to my re- view, T figured. “Michele undergoes no great trans- ftion when she plays that role,” he emiled as we strolled to the foyer for # smoke, “for in private life she is as temperamental and unpredictable. “There's a story I could tell you, fad,” he mused. “That goes back 15 years, when Michele was younger but 1o less magnetic than she is today, and when one of her few sincere de- cisions made me the most unhappy man alive.” ,I WAITED eagerly, scenting some first-rate copy, but he merely glanced at his pocket watch and shook his head. “Later, my boy,” he promised, “we'd best be getting back pow, it's almost curtain time.” With my companion’s words in my ears, I felt a more intimate interest in Michele during the second act. “La Michele is & genuine artist” my new acquaintance began, as we again smoked during the entr’acte. “Fifteen years ago she was prac- tically unknown in the world of the stage, playing whenever and wherever the could manager to secure a small part. She lived, ate, slept for only one purpose—to become some day a great, actress. “Always it has been that passion for self-advancement which has prompted her to choose the persons to be around her. Even today, at the peak of her art, she is cold, selfish. The image of fame early in her life made her that way and it is too late to change. 1 turned EIE * x ok % "THEEE were two men who gave her the first help in her strug- gle. We'll just call them Smith and Brown. Smith was a producer of un- questionable success, and seemed to be a most logical person to help Mi- chele when she applied to him for a part in a play he was producing. Smith at once fell a victim of her beauty and put her in the cast with- out much ado. “But Smith’s old-time chum, Brown, Was working at the theater, too, as DAILY SHORT STORY- MISLEADING LADY By Glenn Reilly. a playwrigk.t. Both fell madly in love witi Michele. “You can imagine the situation, with both friends trying to be faithful to each other and at the same time win P the smiles and the N hand of the lovely actress. Smith found that there * was no role suited to her in the play, but retained her anyway. “Brown felt that he must do some- thing to match Smith's generosity, so he wrote a part in the play espe- cially for Michele, which didn’t great- ly alter the plot, but gave her a chance to act. “To the surprise of both Smith and tne playwright rival, Michele was a hit with the public, even in the in- ferior part which had been manu- factured for her. * ok K ok THE three began to be seen every- where together, for each man schemed to be alone with the girl, and so steal a march on the other. Con- sequently, as Michele was a more adroit schemer than either of them dreamed, wheven she went any place at all, she always made sure that both Smith and Brown accompanied her. So, although their friendship was too firm for actual jealousy, each plotted a way to win the affection of the girl. “After Michele had been associated with them for a time, each sensed that through her great ambition the scales could be balanced to the favor of one of them. Brown began work on a new play which he wrote for her, in which he took advantage of every bit, he knew of her abilities to shape the leading role to fit her exactly. Michele was wild with joy when he presented it to her. “There was nothing Smith could do but produce the play and make it as $reat a success as possible. By this time both men were almost in- sane with their longing for the in- imitable Michele, and would have gone to any lengths to do anything for ner. and spoke. ¥k ”SMITB showed up one day with a man to back the show. This wealthy man, upon seeing Michele, and hearing her praises sung so loudly by the lovesick pair, agreed to spend an enormous amount to make the show a success. “From then on, things went at a whirlwind pace. Smith and Brown each felt that there was a tacit un- derstanding that if the show was successful Michele would choose be- tween them. The plays opened, and it was a natural, as it should have een with the two rivals putting their hearts and souls into their work for the woman they loved to distraction.” He paused to relight his cigar. “I can see that she used her start to good advantage” I said. Then the curiosity getting the better of me, “Your tale seems to be a personal one. Tell me, which one were you, Smith or Brown?” He looked up at me and blew out the match. “Neither, unfortunately,” he grunted. “I was the wealthy back- er she ceserted the both of them to Shall we go in?” (Copyright. 1935.) marryl Bedtime Stories Talking BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. Talk over things: 'twill alwavs pay. The answer you may find that Way. —Old Mother Nature. OW that it was settled that they would stay North for the Winter, Winsome Bluebird and Welcome Robin made their plans, and whenever they met they talked things over. “I can be very comfortable down in the cedar swamp,” said Welcome "Robin. “No matter how cold the weather gets, I'll be all right down there, I think. “You know if it got very bad you ‘could spend a night or two in Farmer Brown's barn,” said Winsome Blue- bird. Welcome Robin nodded. “Yes,” said he, “I could do that, providing there 4s any way of getting in.” “There are openings where the Pigeons go in and out,” said Winsome Bluebird. “And where will you spend your time?” asked Welcome Robin. “Oh, you'll probably see me down in the cedar swamp more or less,” re- plied Winsome Bluebird. “As I told ®AND WHERE WILL YOU SPEND YOUR TIME?” ASKED WELCOME ROBIN, you before, I sleep in one of those houses that Farmer Brown's boy put up. There is straw in the bottom of #t and it is very comfortable.” “I suppose the folks that have gone down South are pitying us,” sald Wel- come Robin. ‘Winsome Bluebird nodded. “I sup- pose they are,” he said. “Of course, they don't understand that in some ways we are better off than they are.” ‘Welcome Robin looked a bit puzzled over this remark. “In what ways?” he asked, “Well, to begin with,” replied Win- some Bluebird, “we have fewer ene- mies to watch for now than we had in the Summer, for most of our feath- ered enemies have gone outh also. So Mrs. Bluebird and Mrs. Robin and the rest of the small feathered folk who have gone South will have not only the enemies that live there to watch out for, but the enemies that go down from up here. I'll venture to say that you haven't seen a single It Over. member of the Hawk family since cold weather began.” “I've seen one,” Robin, “but he doesn’t count. He is Roughleg, who has come down from farther North, and he's spending the most of his time hunting for Mice on the Green Meadows. Then I did hear that Terror the Goshawk has been seen in the Green Forest, but I don't know how true that is. Of course, there are some Owls.” “Only two,” replied Winsome Blue- bird. “They are Hooty the Great Horned Owl and Spooky the Screech Owl, and it is easy enough to keep out of their way. Tommy Tit the Chickadee says that last year Butcher the Shrike was down here for & while. Of course, he may show up, but until he does I'm not going to worry about it. As long as we keep out of the way of Black Pussy the Cat we have little to worry about from enemies. Then, too, with the leaves gone from the trees it is easier to see an enemy.” interrupted Welcome Robin. “The way I look at it,” saild Win- some Bluebird, “is that we are really in less danger remaining here than are those who have taken the long Journey. Always that journey is dan- gerous. All sorts of things are likely to happen. Always there are plenty of Hawks ready to swoop down. Then there are dangers in flight. There are storms. There are blinding lights at night, when so many of us feathered folk fly. There is the search for food in unfamiliar places every day, and, finally, when we do reach the place ‘where we expect to spend the Winter, we must be constantly on the watch for hungry enemies there. So alto- gether, so long as we can be sure of food enough up here, I think on the whole we are going to be better off, no matter how cold it gets.” “That is just my feeling,” replied ‘Welcome Robin. “As long as I don't have to worry about food Il not worry about anything.” So Welcome Robin and Winsome Bluebird settled themselves to stay the Winter. It occasioned a lot of gos- sip among the feathered folk of the Old Orchard and the Green Meadows. Some said they were foolish and some said they were wise. Only the Winter would tell which was right. (Copyright, 1935.) Sauerkraut Roast. 2 cups sauerkraut. 1 cup peanuts (or any other desired kind of nuts.) 1 onion. 1 cup tomato pulp or soup. 1 cup grated cheese. 1 cup bread or cracker crumbs. 1 tablespoon salad oil or fat.” Seasoning. Put nuts and onion through coarse knife of food chopper; combine with sauerkraut, tomato pulp, cheese and crumbs. Season to taste with salt, pep- per and sage or other poultry season- ing. Moisten with water or tomato pulp. Shape in loaf, bake 30 minutes. Serve with tomato sauce. Sonnysayings Daddy say t' “think nuffin of it,” ‘cause they et the turkey on us, “Christmas is comin'!” Come t’ find out, it's nearly a month away! It takes me a very long time t' live a month! e SERMON SERIES TO OPEN Takoma Lutheran Pastor An- nounces Topic for Tomorrow. Rev. J. Adrian Pfeiffer, pastor of the Takoma Lutheran Church, will preach tomorrow the first of a series of advent sermons entitled “The King Is Coming.” The subject of the first sermon is “The King Is Promised.” “He Comes From Heaven,” “He Must Come” and “He Must Be Prepared For” will be the subjects of the ser- mons that will be preached on suc- cessive advent Sundays. The vestry meets in the church rooms on Monday evening. The brotherhood will hold an oyster supper Wednesday beginning at § o'clock, to which all are invited. The “Seth Parker Gathering” will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waterholter, 47 Takoma avenue, Takoma Park, Md, tomorrow eve- ning. HELP—MEN. AUTOMOBILE USED-CAR SALESMEN _ We hi openings for two men who can sell Ts: first-class line of cars always on : liberal commissions: transportation furnished to those who qualify. See Mr. Robberts. Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Addison Chevrolet Sales, Inc, 1437 Irving st. nw. BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR, colored: must have A-1_city references. Call North 6K00. CARPENTER—First-class stairway builder. State age._experience and wages, Address Box_191-T. Star office. CARPENTER. first-class stairway builder. Give age. wages and phone number. Ad- dress Box 110-T. Star office. __ COLLECTOR, with car, to handle monthly accounts; permanent Dosition. %o0d Day: not_over 40 See Mr. Wagner, Room 409. 1 W i DRIVER for retail bakery route: S100 cash bond required. See Mr. Lunsford. 5 to 8 p.m.. 3408 9th st. r e S DRIVERS wanted who can furnish fon trucks for light deliveries. _Give ref and experience, Address Box 180-T. office. e MAN._ strong. experienced. to wash aut mobiles and do_general work around un- dertaking establishment. ~Give references and salary expected, Address Box 38-T. BLATI Offices £ 010U Avare B e 15 o NIGHT _WATCHMAN, _permanent. ~ for steady. reliable man: state salary and give Teference. Address Box 109-T. Star office. PHARMACIST —Registered: must have loz cal references: work from 11 p.m. to 7 am. every night: state age and salary expected. Address_Box 79-T. Star office. PLASTERERS (4). colored. _Apply Earl Harris. 1821 Corcoran st. n E PLUMBER'S HELPER, young man, one or two years' experience: references. Address Box 171-T. Star_office. & SALESMEN AND SALES MANAGER ex- perienced in handling seles of stokers for local concern. Good opportunity for right man. State salary or terms you desire. Address Box 446-S, Star office - SERVICE MANAGER for auto_dealer se ing over 1.000 cars per year. Do not 8pply unless you are thoroughly experienced and replied Welcome | ! el South this Winter. “Also easier for enemies to see us,” | capable of handling large volume of busi- ness and understand the fundamentals of building service busind State where you have worked the past five years and what lary you would expect. Address Box -T. Star_office. STAIR MAKER WANTED—Must know his business. Apply on job, 4th and Critten- den sts. n.w STOCK CELRK for Ford parts dept. One with_experience preferred. Address Box 78-T, Star office. i = UPHOLSTERER—Apply Arch Hall Antigue Shop. 815 Franklin st. Alexandria, Vi May work day or evenings. ) b YOUNG MAN. white. for laundry route: good_opportunity: must furnish bond: salary to start, $15: give references and last employer. Address Box 155-T. Star office. YOUNG MAN. between age, for established laundry and dry-clean- ing route: salary and commission. No expe- rience necessary. as we train you. Splendid opportunity for ing worker. Give phone number. Address Box 37-T. Star office. YOUNG MAN with cai ry and_com- mission. Apply Monday, between 8 and 10 am. 637 H st. n.e. YOUNG MEN. 17- 0 assist on special circulation campaign: must be high school graduates with references and free to trav- Boys from small towns apply also. Traveling expenses paid. Experience unnecessary. A. D, Brewer, pm.. Hotel Lafayette e s AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN. for_Packard. ‘Hudson, Terra'plflme agencies: men with proven successful experience have & real opportunity for large earnings. JACK PRY. 1512 14th st. n.w. MECHANIC, Experienced Ford V-8; can use several at once; steady employment. See Mr. Spence, Cherner, 1781 Fla. Ave. N.W._ Men of Good Character. 21 years of age or over. residing in Wash. ington at least one year. to join new FREE for hackers” G glass | for hackers™ license examination MAKE GOOD MONEY DRIVING CABS. SEE MR. CRUZE. BELL CAB CO,, 1317 L N.W. CAB DRIVERS. Get Our Proposition on New 1938 Taxicabs. UNION TAXICAB ASSOC __220 Mass. Ave. N.W. SHOE SALESMEN, experi- enced. Apply Mr. Freeman, shoe dept., The Goldenberg Co., 7th and K. HELP—WOMEN. BEAUTY OPERATORS wanted. 2. experi- enced: good salary and good position. Pale “Beauty Salon. 2637 Connecticut ave. GIRLS. experienced. for men’s busheling Livingston & Son. 906 7th st. n.w. NURSE, white, for_two children: references required. ~ Apply Sunday between 11 and 12 o'clock. 1634 Conn. ave. Tor SCHOOL TEACHERS and high school stu- deats to work part_time from now to Chi 'mas, selling. Cogan's, 712 7th st. n.w WHITE WOMAN, experienced, Jarge board- ing house, take charge of Cooking: must be good cook; $25 mo,, room and board. 2201 Mass. ave. SALESWOMEN, experienced, for shoe department. Apply Mr. Freeman, The Golden- berg Co., 7th and K. PENMARKERS, white, must be accurate and fast. Du- pont Laundry, 2535 Sherman ave. n.w. | | HELP—DOMESTIC. (Contint ER. colored; must be capabls of taking full charge of house, including ermanent home for right person. Ce. qualifications, ety refer- slary expected. Address Box e. WHITE GIRL to care for baby and small apartment: salary, $20; stay nights. Phone Shepherd 47560, WHITE HOUSEKEEPER-COOK. for Chevy Chase home: must be experienced and have 800d_referenices. Phone Wisconsin 5154. llfl’l.OYHEfi AGENCIES. DOMESTIO.. R EXCHANGE — Houseworkers, HERS' cooks, maids. mothers’ helpers. laundresse: Bousemen: ret. Dec. 3051, 1837 1lth o, v —__SITUATIONS—MEN. CARFENTER, white. 40, gcneral experi- ence: new or repairs; reasonable. Phone Decatur_2848-W. G T ot CHAUFFEUR, houseman, colored. or do butler's work and cook: references to_travel. Phone Decatur 44 FILIPINO _desires a butler or chauffeur; best references. Ca North 6709. ey e MASTER MECHANIC desires steady main tenance position in office building. hotel, apartment building or department store. Phone Lincoln 4022-J. _ B T ‘WELDER, pipefitter and sheet-metal worker desires _work; 15 years' exp.; references. Phone Siver Spring SR YOUNG MAN. colored. with . _desires job. deliver grceries or drive grocery tryck. SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. COUPLE. white; wife, excellent cook: man, chauffer. butler, houseman: can do electr cal work: can furnish excellent reference Phone Cleveland (787. 30° COUPLE. Filipino, experienced, wish posi- tion. butler, chauffeur_and maid; city ref; erence. Address Box 176-T. Star office. 1° SITUATIONS—WOMEN. MANUSCRIPT WORK—Expert s stenogr pher-tvpist, work to do at home. reaso: able rates. Phone Georgia 5758, _ 1° PRACTICAL NURSE or companion: ences given. * Call before & P.m.. Metr politan 0 SIYTUATIONS—DOMESTIC. OCOK. colored, _experienced, willing _to do some housework, 1519 8 st. Phone Po- tomac 4795. Sms Ao GENERAL HOUSEWORK o reliable colored_girl. _ Phone North GIRL. colored. wants day's work or parte time work. Phone Potomac 15 V. GIRL, colored, desires general housewor stay nights: 'reference. = Emily Wrigh call _today. Wisconsin 3788, WLy GIRLS _(2) wish part-time work of any kind. _Phone Potcmac 5460. MAID—Relizble colored girl wants work: stay nights: reference Salary, SO w Phone North 4657, ~ Call bel. 4 and 8 p. Sat. Sun.. after 10 am. MAID—Colored _girl wants place: good cook: full or part time: ref. 819 Rst.n.w. WHITE COUPLE wish places: cook. general houseworker, butler. houseman; city ref. Phone District 4138, 1° ~ WHITE GIRL from country wants home in refined family to help do housework and care of children: very small salary reauired. Address Box 130-T. Star ofice. __ 1° WHITE WOMAN, reliable. general work in small family; good cook: stay nights; refs. Address Box 1 T, Star office. __ 2° _ WOMAN. white. middle-aged. wants house- keeping for elderly or emploved couple. Phone_Lincoln 0508-J. ik i WOMAN. white. elderly. wants place as housekeeper; adults. emplo: small family. Phone North WOMAN wants work. chambermaid _or practical nurse: reference. Address Box 1 “T. Star office. - WORK of any colored girl. Apt. 1. 164 d_except cooking by Apply 1304 R st. n.w. The rate under heading of Per- sonal Is 3 cents per line additional to the regular line rate. SUN TAN ELEC. BATHS_ STIMULATOR | machines. dandruff: men only. 1400 16th st., ent. 1601 O n.w. North 2666, 10 to 9. COLONIC IRRIGATIONS. PHYSIOTHER- apy. graduate nurse; hours. 10 to 8. Your Tesidence or mine. Call District 1370. PHYSICAL CULTURE BY MALE NURSE from New York City, for gentlemen oniy. Phone National 505% P YOUNG WOMAN, NURS] training, excellent reference. will care for child durine day. in exchange room herself and busband. Government employe. Ad- dress Box 2(f-T. Star_office. | HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY results eflective for a life- Write for booklet: SOMMER- own method: tie or money back Lo _drugs of sursery WERCK. 1365 Columbia rd. _Adar WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY there i3 ro need to feel that they must accept infertor funeral services cue to in- ability to pay a high price. The Greater w Chambers Co_offers a compiete funeral. cars and all. for as little as $75. World's finest waterproof. airtigh anteed steel burial vault may be had from Chambers for $85 1In case of death call the Greater W W Chambers Co.. 14th st.. corner Chapin nw Col. 0482. Phone or write cur dress. We will send you a beautiful catalogue of how we do it. 1400 Chapin st, n.w.. Columbia 0432. 517 11th st_s.e. Atlantic 6700. MOTOR TRAVEL. FLYING TO SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO. via Miami, Havana, Port su Prince. on or about Dec. 4. Stinson Junior plane: expe- rienced transport pilot: plane and personnel licensed by the Department of Commerce. Can take 7 passengers: rates Teasonable. Telephone H. L_PRICE. Alex. 1820-W. 1% PONTIAC_ SEDAN. CHICAGO. LEAVING Monday; two wanted: share expense; ref- erences.” Phone SHEEHAN, Col. 8044. 1° TRAVEL EARLY SUNDAY TO N. Y.. RE- turn Tues. Ford " Accommodate two reasonable, Address Box 214-T, Star office. CAR LOS ANGELES. DEC. 8; rea DRIVIN accommodate ! passenkers. help drive Sonable: references exchanged. Col BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. EXPERIENCED BUILDER wants partner for building purposes. For further par- ticulars. y 1810 14th st. n.w. Phone Potomac 1 L B o DRUG STORE FOR SALE—Rent. $60 mo.: doing S week: sell reasonable, smail down payment. easy terms. Address Box 81-T. Star office. i AN B B anh ) PATENT MEDICINE STORE and soda foun- tain: $60 month rent: doing about $235 & week. Small down payment. easy_terms. Sell reasonably. Address Box 80-T, Star TGRS SRS pes $52 MONTHLY CASH _on 000 invested monthly. secured by first commercial in= come real estate. _14th and Irving n.w. Phone Emerson 6351 INCORPORATE your business in Dela- ware; low cost: fnformation without obli= gation. Met. 5180, Room 401. Hill Bldg. SANDWICH SHOP, restaurant. beer license: F st. location. Selling account returning to New Hamp. Inquire at 912 F st. n.w. 30° HIGHLY RATED. OLD NATIONAL FIRM. now_ extending successful branch system to Washington and nearby points, has od opening for active. dependable man able to invest $600 to $000 with services. Investment protected and returnable. No sales work. Income at start should exceed $350 monthly. Company will co-operate financially for business expansion which will double this income. Gentiles prefer- red. For personal interview. give address and phone.” Address Box 489-S, Star office. BAKERY, equipped, near Washington. has fine fvture; very 'reasonable: cause. ill health, For particulars, address Box 165-T, Star office. 1 SHOE MACHINERY—Landies stitcher and finisher. $200; very good condition. Also store for rent. 3100 Mt. Pleasant n.w. * POSSESSION OF. 9-RM. HOUSE. down- town. Rent, $:5: completely fiirnished, fully rented. _Sacrifice. _Met. 7665. A STAR FALLS ON MISSOURI ©1935 Ny TriouwEsmT SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ADDING MACHINES—Bargains in new and Teconditioned machines: rentals and re- pairs. Capitol Typewriting C 1326 N. Y. ave. n.w._Phone National 48; Ak BEDS comblete. n mattresses. bed room suite, chifforobe, living room suite. refrig- Edelman, 3303 Georgia e ® BICYCLES—Rollfast and other high-grade wheels. Hazelton Bicycle & Soorting Goods Store. 424 9th .w tor, dressers. BICYCLES, lowest prices; all sizes, styles: new. $14.50 up;, used, $10 up. Gilbert 1108 H st. n.e. BOILER AND FURNACE REPAIR PARTS. ‘Wide assortment of grate bars, etc. etc. __ HECHINC 0., 4—Branches 44, BOOKS—Comp original _ Gadst 1l (Chas.), 4% vols.. per- Complete st 14 vols K t condition 1000 BOTTLES. _corks, _caps. Southeast B st. s.e._Phor CAMERAS—We bu: eras | zains 3 COAT—Hudson sacrifice S Phone West 2207, Leopard, witt 1 like riew _ Wardm COAT—Beautiful trimmed, Iike Phone _Georgis | COLONTAL i ideal Christm: eil d_projectors. b 14th st Overstuffed excellent | co n: win match; bar- | gain._Phone P : S DIAMOND BARG A1N B = Unredeemed pledees of all descrintions for sale at prices much below their regular values. All mer- chandise GUARANTEED as to weight, color and perfection, Money cheerfully refunded if_you are not satisfled. Hornin: Office._opposite_Washington_Airport. ELECTRIC_ RANGE. ¥ Telephone Ale AIN. ELECTRIC T | Comet.”_ with | standard gauge. d ENCYCLOPEDIA % new sets. $17.50; save $40 on each se for'm boy or a girl in school: Christmas gift. 46 E 8t n.% i -t box sell for Fine set marvelous new: FUR COAT. mink. size 3 $35: see any time. Call North + | PAANTHRACITE COAL | —BY WEBSTER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIO. v | handmade; a fine in- 1d's violin: cheap. Call Monday morning. | Players: Aeollans. Smith's Transfer ou st n.W. Phone | upright,_ plain_mahogany, D cost $400; only $2. 519 Mass. HELP AND SITUATIONS. ™ ROOMS—FURNISHED. ________(Continued.) 7 EUCLID ST, N.W.—Roo next to bath; coniinuous hot near to both car and bus lines. 2419 18th ST. N.W.—Attractive front bay- windcw_room. $:i.75: b: clean. comfortable '$2.5 Columbia_4K0: KO8 20th N.W. d_floor. er, phone: (near Pennsylvania ave.) For employed ‘sentieman; front room. $ beckroom. 85 30° 213 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD. N.W.— Two front. well-furnished rooms, single and double: with or without board. ____1°® __ OVERLOOKING LAFAYETTE SQUARE— Large room with pfivate bath. 756 Jackson bl nw, 655 B BT, N.E — Attractive, newly fur nished room. private home, near Capitol; 1 or 2 gentlemen preferred. _ 1° 1310° PARKWOOD PL. N.W.— Pleasant Toom overiooking 14th st. s exposure: Gican nd’ well kept: snowef: privite nome. 517 BUCHANAN ST, N.W —Large. attrac- tive room. porch: néw private home: near bus: $20_mo._Col. 4 evenings. __30°__ MERRILL MANSIONS. 1361 Fairmont n.w.—Attr. apt. Kit., bath. scr. peh.. sleep. or 2700 RODMAN ED., N.W.—8econd house back of Broadmoor Apts. in the woods: quiet place: room for two. 1 0 Y DUPONT CIRCLE (SOUTH)—Bed room. sitting room, private bath. in private home; refined gentleman: § Decatur 0839 “: southern exposure; convenient for 1 or Phone Adams 7 to cars. 2034 16th beds: meals if desired; your home away from _home 1478 VARNUM N.W_—Large front room with bath. and garage: reasonable. 5010 7th ST. N.W.—Front double room. twin beds; bus at corner; $:0. Phone Qeorgla K506, g o 1352 MADISON ST. N.W.— Comfortable room. next bath: suitable for or employed couple; references. Phone Georgia 7241 (8 Spae s sl e 1361 PARKWOOD PL. N.W. (near Park rd. and 14th)—Priv. family; unlimited phone. Call Adams 5297. ey 3 NEAR 16th AND R—Pleasant, well-furs nished room. newly decorated: unlimited telephone. continuous hot water. 1620 Riggs pl. n.w e e DUPGNT CIRCLE—In studio house: pri- vate family. adults: informal atmosphere: convenient: only cuitured gentlemen. Phone Metropolitan 3964 == ao* X 5th ST. N.W.—Lovely front room, (‘(;)m]u able, convenient Jocation: rcrll(:m- able Quincy St. N.W _—Large. furnished single and double rooms in w run establishment; three doors 15th st. car line. also near Columbia rd beds. continuous hot water: aiso_single Toom, £3 week. Phone Columbia S089. 24 16th ST. N.W.—Army officer’s widow has twin bed room. south exp.. private bath,_chower: breskfast served: garage. 3804 GARFIELD ST. N.W —_Master bed a ‘n SAXOPHONES _E flat_alto, Conn. King. tc.. completely overhauled and refinished. in ‘cases, $45; terms. Charles R. Miler, 1301 G st. n.w.. Room i i PIANO—Weber upright, ood condition. $50 cash. Telephorie Cleveland 0014. | 3322 Newark st. n.w ~ PIANO—Cable-Nelson upright. mah apt. size, good on; reasonable. 1445 Park rd._Apt ecially Tow prices. This sale includes | and 6 octave grands and uprights from $215 up and uprights as low Grands and uprights for rent | nsult u- for bargains. Sole acency for e famous Hardman. Also Harrinston, Schoninger and Schiller pfanos adbury. Hugs Worch. 1110 G. since 1879 "COAL, WOOD. FUI W $1 ton: stove. egg. chestnut 321 Delufleld pl. n.w, Adams 3150, day of WOOD. 1000 cords. seasoned: near a Laurel Lumber Co.. Woodlawn. Md FIREWOOD. oak pine. $7.50 cord easoned: round or split logs, cut any ore North OKGX 4| e hardwood. twist oak 1 cord. Phone Bradiey PENNA ANTHRACITE, RED AND WHITE ASH, STOVE., EGG. CHESYNUT— $11.00 TON. PEA . BUCKWHEAT . Lord Baltimore _ 1124 Wisconsin Ave Coal Co! N.W. st_cash prices sehold goods of al National 3866 | FURNITURE. rugs. etc. True appraisa highest prices. best results. Phone At-! antic 1063 YOUR OLD GOLD. SIL. U TEETH_ DISCARDED CASH. A" KAHN CASH FOR OLD GOLD. Silver wafzhcs. dishonds aug Ha.dtscarded jewelry Full v i g Rl Full cash val'e paid. selinger’s 1423 R st. nw.. Apt. 10 i % FURNACE. American_Arco Flash. round et hot-water boiler, capacity about 600 Will in- and 8 tion. ja 1t.. also 180 sq. ft. of radi stall if wanted. Call between 7 p.m.. Columbia 5378-J. FURNITURE—Bed roon ing room suites. col d goose feather pillows | Call North 4643-J. No_deaiers e £350 up: n ed i0. LIVING ROOM SUT tion. compleie with pillows and Price reasonable for auick sale. son st 1 OFFICE_FURNITURE. new. used:_desks, chairs, filine cabinets. Washington Salvage Co._new location. 800 E n.w. Natl, 82 OFFICE FURNITURE—A large of used pleces at low orices. Son. 616 E st. parlor grand PIANO. plaver. apt size hich grade. just been reconditioned; only S50. Mass. ave. n.w. FaraG e PING-PONG TABLE, round dining table (walnut). wainut serving table. flat-top desk with swivel chair (walnut) phone stand and stool (mahogany), chiffonier. overstufied adjustable walnut and cane sofa. oak dresser a dressing table. Telephone Cleveland REFRIGERATORS electr) chouse sale slightly shopworn late models. reduced 257 to 40¢: cash or time payments. Smith's Transfer & Storage Co.. 1313 You st. n.w. Phone North 3343~ RUGS_Oriental and Chinese; opening sale. Rare Rug Shop. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. 8th st. n.w ACHINES Clearance sale_ail machines greatly reduced. table “ele like new, $40: console elec.. $25 and : drophead, S15. Fost. n.w SEWING MACHINES; Singers. d.h. $10 portable elec. console elec.. New Home. ali guar. ROS King st.. Alex.. Va. SODA FOUNTAIN, 10 ft. with carbonater and compresscr, at 4441 Conn. ave, Priced to sell at once. Great bargain. 1% TRACTOR, Cletrac caterpillar, with bull- Fesno _automatic _scrape or_Georeia 517! econditioned m: E val. $22.50: Un- derwood, $22 50 Many others Excellent machines for rent. 3 per month. Capitol Typewriter Co.. 1326 N. Y. ave. n.w. Phone National_4858. SMALL DELICATESSEN, off-sale beer: | TYPEWRITERS, 370: $4 mo. Just like very reasonable. Owner leaving city. Ad- | rent: No. 8 L. C. Smith, No. 10 Remington. dress Box 213-T. Star office._____ 2° _| No. b Underwood. 5716 16th st. n.w. NEW STORE, 2660, 7731 _ALASKA AVE.. | WASHER, new; no reasonable offer refused: Shepherd Park. next to a Sanitary. Good | cash or terms. 4128 Sth st. n.w. Apt. Tor | delicatessen or luncheonette; reas.|102. Phone Adams 7771 & rent. Phone Cleveland 7313 WASHING MACHINES—Large assortment WILL BUY ROOMING HOUSES. { the District: cash within 24 hofi;’g ngt_‘?k Fern. Lincoln Realty Co.. phone North 5374. HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box springs and no'+ Dest prices ana_prompt del. o Mativess Co. 319 L st.c.w. Nat, 6679, CARPENTER—Prompt, reliable. reasonavle; porches, steps, fences, partitions, shelves, Weather stripping. Douslas. Me CHAIR CANEING {EHOLSTER, splinted. CLAY LONG. 1355 Totn n.w.. Met. 2062. ELECTRIC WIRING Fixures sirs; gor, house Sxtired & 01 Bl S0 FLOORS SANDED. finished: old floors a specialty; reas.; sanding machine rented, L.T. Folk, 5357 Sherrier pl. n.w. Clev. 0528 PAINTING IReong Roofing, Gener= al Repairing: guar.; reas. M L.Smith. 1724 Webster n.w. Adams7108. 'ooms. . P t PAPERING, 1o *Al% paintin an ;._Roy White, Atlantic 405: PAPERING 5 RME_ 2-STORY HALL $30 356, and up: quick service: white mecha Call any time. Neat papers. Adams 2: HELP—DOMESTIC. OGOLORED GIRL. general housework care of children; references. Call Saturday. all day Sunday. 211 11th COLORED MAIDS—Must be good cleaners: §15 month, room and board. 2201 Ms e. n.w. d er 2 COOK_AND "HOUSEWORKER, first class { and experienced; prefer one who has worked in Jewish family; state city refer- ence in reply. Address Box 112-T, Star office. GIRL OR W¢ ] ook, Cootina’ ton _reference ‘Wisconsin_3693. T GIRL, white, reliable. for housework; ref- el g A o g A RO L 9 ST 2 A white, hts; 367 mohih: Phone for general *Wash PAPERING-PAINTING—Let me save you Toney (deal with mechanic direct): quality assured. Call Metz any time, Col. 03986, CHAS. R. HYSAN, Paperhanging S35 o0 Decatur 2230, Formerly of 1116 H st. n.e. PAPERHANGING. Rooms— Up. A.T. GEOROE. Phone Géorata 0468. UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing, re- finishing. chair caneing; work guaranteed, Weismulier. 2423 18th n.w. Adams 0761, ING, repairing, slip covers 1101 C: ) iabionh Sansing: ne otk o Sosa: WINDOW SHADES. t Tontine washabl w“bun.i’gg ‘,“”";fl‘“‘.“’.‘m le sl -de:umggoa Fusrnin Rt S frld late models guaranteed: $17.50 up. Proc- ter_& Ridgley_35° ter & Ridgle: 4th n.w._Col. 10000, WASHING MACHINES. electrjc. _slizhtly shopworn. Smith's Transfer & Storage Co., 1313 You st. n.w_ Phone North 3343 ‘Wrecking Laurel Mills, LAUREL. MD. 000 brick: lumber. 12x12. 3x12 edge grain flooring Phone Laurel 32 Baltimore Md. 10x18, doors. State This 1s & two-tub washer and dryer. General Electric motor, ball-beal ings and perma- nent lubrication. TERMS $1 WEEK Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 139 G St N, W. — DOGS, PETS, ETC. PEKINGESE. 8 weeks old. $15 and_$20: mother and. father on premises. Phone Potomac_3468. BEAUTIFUL COLLIE PUPPIES. 5 weeks old: males. $10; females. $5. Lioyd's Dairy, 16th st. south and Old Dominion R. R Arlington. Va. SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPPIES. Litter Registered A. K. K.C. 645 Carrol Ave. Takoma Park, Md. ¢ /—Proven red matron. 2 yrs. old, gt e el e jont, Md. < fon a8 ¥ 5 & | OLD GOLD. stiver. platinum purchased for | manufacturing usé:” maximum price paid BURNSTINE'S. 831 G ST, NW Stnce 1866. Federal License. ROOMS—FURNISHED, CONN. AVE. near Wardman Park | —Attractive room with sleeping porch for | oue or two gentieme ivate batl Phone_Coluni THE elev. and phone service. £ ust off_Conn. ave. 1714 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W able rooms 5@ | | L | Dupont_Circle. between N | fully’s ter bed Toom, twi | home privileges; re- cention room _Phone Decatur 1140. | 1409" N. CAP_ ST.—Two rooms. one with twin beds: newly furnished; board if de- red: private family. ke 359 EUCLID N.W e front room h two beds; near shower d bath; all conveniences. Phone Adams 4658, MASS. AVE. N. (over drug store). ely furnished frol room for two, ad- joining bath; ¢. h. W.: | 1420 17th ST. corner P—Large front room: nicely nished; for 2 ER $9 _week: free_phone W 1 17th ST. N.W. The double rooms _private baths or running water. $9 and S10 weekly: also lovely single rooms. near bath or shower. S5 weekly. HOTEL GRAFTON—Completely reng bright. cheerful. clean rooms; § monthly up. 1139 Conn. ave. GRAND HOTEL. 600 P _st. n.w.—Clean, warm rooms. week: 24-hour service. Metropolitan 8352. CHEVY CHASE—Nicely furnished, detached home: close transportation: breakfast op- tional._Phone Cleveland 084 double corner room. private family; gentle- men only: references exchanged. NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE—Well ed. lovely front Toom. bath. garage: pri residence: gentleman only. Wisconsin 4357. NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.—Front rm., 4 windows, 3 exposures. 2 radiators. next to bath: private family; breakfast ‘optional: unlimited_telephone. Call Columbia 140 QUACKENBOS ST. N.W.—To let. to refined_couple. front room: home privi- leges:_reasonable. Phone Georgla 834 200 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.. APT. 40. Nicely furnished. bright rooi. near bat elevator; reasonabie. Phone North K742. ' 1013 B ST. N.E—Single room. adioining bath. southern exposure. modern improve= ments. with adult family. __ w2y 4 EAST CAPITOL — Delightful Too adjoining bath; gentlemen: private famil Lincoln Park. e % FURNISHED ROOM for_a clean Jewish gentleman or lady. Call Columbia 6! CORNER OF EAST CAPITOL AND 4th N. Clean, newly papared 1h.k. room. equipped with Frigidaire. gas range, studio_couch, breakfest set. easy chair; $7.50 weekiy. Entrance No.'5 4th st. n.e._ iy 4712 9th ST. N.W.—Comfortable sinele front room; exceptionally quiet. private | home: very reasonable; gentleman; €3 weel i W NEAR 16th AND COLUMBIA—Large bed Toom for gentleman 'in Jewish family Ineals optional. Telephone Adams 17 2717 ONTARIO RD. N.W. (near 18th and Col.)—Large. attractive “nd-fl. rm.: meal and cars convenient: gentleman. Col. 6218. 1733 IRVING ST. N.W.—Available at once: well-furnished room. sleeping porch. next Dath: $25 month single: no drinkefs. no entertaining in room: unlimited phone. _ NEAR 16th AND PARK RD —Private bath; large front. twin beds. all conveniences. $30: meals optional. Phone Adams 7695. ing rooms. next to nd shower: suit- able for i3 or 4. Phone North 5114-J. _ 1219 VERMONT AVE.—Gentleman to share small 2-rm. apt. With bath, Tear basement; eh.w.. oil heat: central: $16 mo. 1524 EVARTS ST. N.E—Newly furnished throughout, twin beds: private home, de- tached: prefer two gentlemen. _ NEAR_WARDMAN PARK 2865 2! n.w.—Large front room. bed-living room. twin beds. bath opening into room: two Eentlemen. Phone Adams & NEW BERNE, Apt. 33, 13th and Mass. ave. n.w.—Single room: smail family: gentle- Teferences. Metropolitan 5000. 1728 LAMONTNicely furnished room on | second floor: very convenient to car lines 1 7 16th ST. N.W.. Apt at) th ST. N.W.—Very attractive 1 m able. refined convenient.comfort; 18: tractive room in pleasant._detached house. near cars; $16 & month. Phone_Columbia 10: CONN. AVE. AND M. 1831 Jeffe Large room. single or twin bes hot water and heat: gentlemen. 5514 4th BT. N.W.—Large front room with At:ractively furnished and newly decorated | 1318 EMERSON ST. N.W.—Large single or | room, private bath; suitable for iwo; pri- vate family. 1 | 1§21 BELMONT RD. N W _—Comfortable single room: gentleman. Phone Adams 4574. | CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. 4101 Legation 8t — Nicely furn_nd-floor bed room, next bath; private home ed lady: Tef. 1 PER'D.QY FOR TWO. payable monthly d | detact ouse: extremely large room. 4 windows. h.-w.h. tiled bath. shower: 10 | min: downtown. on bus live. Linc W 1446 NEWTON ST. N-W —Single and dou- oms. also Light housekeepins. Pione 1 P _ST. N.W._Furnished rooms for with or without board, with Jewish yx for Young men 30! 15t Several 1533 COLUMBIA RD. 100ms, cle:n. warm; 4 baths ‘men. Adams 10 . bed_room -private bath: private hom table gentiemen or couple : Lall rm.. 8 sx MERIDIAN PL. N.W.—Attractive 2nd h. expos. 1 or 2: private Phone_Columbia (1243 near 1%th and Co- e double and sing! U AR ind ST. N.W.—Master be ivate shower bath. Phone Georgia 1l_after 6 o'cloc * ONTARIO PL I A 30 QUEBEC PL. N.W.—Large Southern exposure. mext bath. own home_for 1 adies: reas. Adams 1( Single room: rea- 7 U UR ST. N. e, Phone Adx.rr.s meals optional tiractive room. near 15 mo. Call evenings, y Dept day or_Sunday. fFORTABLE FRONT ROOM: one per- . S4: two_ $2.50 each: twin bed: 1984-3. corn 15th ST. N.W.—Large {roi b Call Adai é PARK RD. ': BLOCK 1$th—Comf. rms. ad). hath. single or en suite: meals oDt gar.: empi. ad Protestant home. Phone | Columbia_0t i Sy 118 CONN. AVE Tooms. 3rd_ floor; | next vath tunity to live pleasantly and e loyed ladles. Phone | | North % APEAGELS A 1139 MORSE ST. N.E —Large front 100 next bath: sipgle. $20: double. $25; vate home. Phone Atlantic_ | GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS. | n.w.—Single and double rooms: | phone. _ Call Cleveland 5946, ‘hcd-lhmk room with private bath and shower in detached home. Phone Cleve- land 5156 | 2006 COLUMBIA RD.. Apt. 44—Attractive | room with twin beds. élaborately furnished; | unlimited phone. Call North TR38. | 110 4th ST. NE—2 rooms, furnished for | housekeeping. 2nd floor, adjoining bath; | reasonable. et 4618 5th ST N.W —Large_attractive front Yoom mext bath with shower: all conven- 6y or gentl e Adams 5621-J Appl 100 CO! AVE —Attractive room. able 2y men. Phone Columbia Ext._ ER ISR 4¢ | cHEVY © Front room. near D. bath. private family: gentlemen: references. Telephone Cleveland 1430. Call evenini [ERTFORD_ PL — For gentleman: furnished single Toom. next bath Phone Columbia ST 1449 FAIRMONT ST. N.W._Singie room. also double: gentlemen preferred able:_meals optional. Columbia B 910 LIVINGSTON ST. N.W.—Large fur- nished front Toom in detached house. D vate family: 1 block bus; gentleman on Phone Cleveland 1033. _ 100 YOU ST. N'W.—OV VENIENT TO CAR AND BUS; 1326 LONGFELLOW ST. N.W _—Pri home: nicely furn. front room. next b: convenient cars and bus. S 2011 F ST, N.W.—Large room. twin beds. near bath. for two gentlemen: ideal; walk- | ing distance downtown: S4 each. _ 1° _ 7 QUINCY PL. N.E—Room. inclosed porch. private bath: refined fam roomers. Phone North 4 4 = 221 B ST. NE—Young man desires room- mate: pleasant front room, unlimited phone. ) 1 tween Wardman and Shoreham)—Large Toom. private bath. twin beds: 2 persons 1701 MASS_ AVE. NW __EXCLUSIVE CLUB_FOR_YOUNG LADIES AND MEN. PHONE DECATUR 0837 G R NEW BERNE APTS., No. 41 h and Ma: ave. n.w.—Sunny, corner room: large and comfortable. 3 windows: near bath. _ 1° 1101 15th ST. NW.. Apt. 706. the Sher man—Large. comfortably furnished room. Phone District 2851 L single and double. sotithern exposure. semi- bath: ladies or gentlemen. HLAND TERRACE NE. (off 2nd and beautiful rms.. newly furn.: Lh. adio: near stores. busses: reas. 1+ 6th ST. N.W__Bright. second floor, adjoining bath. ¢.h.w. men: reasonable. Phone District 8 21449 FLORIDA AVE N.W.. Circle—Large. attractive front room, semi- private bath private family. North 5745. DOWNTOWN, Conn, Ave., 920 17th—Newly zentle: 1773 LANIER PL. N.W.. Apt. 5. 6 week large room, twin beds, adjoining bath, in: hot . 'steam_heat. Phone Adams 05: 1430 S ST. SE —Large front room,suit- able two centiemen. adjoining bath. Phone Atla 353 oL S DOWNTOWN, 132 Rhode Island Ave N.W. —Nice. clean’ double room on second floor; Ihk.: $6.50: near bath. MT. PLEASANT. 1712 Hobart 8t. NW. Large front room. adjoining bath. sultable for_one_or two: near transport: 1808 BELMONT RD.—Large room. suitable | ST, —Large corner room. twin | gentiemen PETWORTH. * beautiful Toom. sonthern exposure: clean d home: gentieman, | Phone 7005-0.___ | 1804 AVE. N.-W__Attractiv 1113 CLIFTON ST. N.W.—Front room. twin | | Apply Berger - | ton—La: th ST. N.W, Chevy Chase—Large no cther | 2401 GALVERT ST N.W. Apt_ 216 (be- | 1054 CALVERT ST. N.W_—Two rooms. | comfortable. | near Dupont | decorated, twin bed d. bath: | $35-$40: ' studio. $25: s $18-816. . phone: private entrance. 1e — ROOMS—FURNISHED. 'T PARK RCAD—Wellingion, No. 106— le outside roo Large. comforta fent to cars. busse 1908 CALVERT ST _Large {ront Toom. comfortably furnished: bath with continus ous hot water: one or t ntlemen. MASS. AVE. N.W.. Apt. 34—You man to share nicely furnished room; ref ences reauired. 1° CHEVY CHASE—Attractive, large room adjoining bath. 2 exposures: family of Z; breakfast optional; garage. Emerson 7304 conven- IROQUOIS. 1410 M St N.W. ApL, 503— Comfortable room. private apt.. only twe occupants: elevator, cont. h. w. and heat.1® 1223 15th ST. N.W.—Quiet, well-furnished outside room. comfortable double bed. pris vate bath SR “ 1505 R. 1. AVE. N.W_—Pror —warm And weil furnished. tain beds. mocable JOF i¥o Tenuemen or seitled couble: DROR® 1412 CHAPIN 8T NW._ Apt. 32 Large front room, beautifully furnished, private L e SO0 15308 16th ST. N.W_, Scott Circle—Warm, attractive single room. $20 per month. _ 1710 MONROE ST. N.E.—Nice cozy room for two. private home. Board optional. Reasonable, _ . NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE—Attractive dio room. fireplace, large closet: light warm: $25_month w Ha re. 1815 LAMONT ST. N W.—Large room. clean. comfortabl next bath, screened porch. cont. h, W.; owner's home, gen- tleman. £ L 2804 29th ST. N.W.. near Westches! Apts —Furnished maser bed room, priva bath. man preferred: garage if desired. Phorie Cleveland 675! NEAR MONASTERY, 4110 13th PI. NE. Large double front bed room. h.-w h.. semi- rivate bath; convegleni to Cars and busses, o_other roomers. s 534 INGRAHAM ST N.W_—8ingle_room, | nicely furnished, private family, $3 per week. Men only. Phone Georgl s 1e 3 1Ath ST. N.W.—Private family: larg well-furnished front room; also single rms oil heat. cont. hot water.” Columbia 5616. 211 WEBSTER ST. N.W —Large front room. attractively furnished, next to bat 1 or 2 ladies: reasonable. Adams 706 0 SHERIDAN ST. N.W._Large room. twin beds. private bath: aiso room. next bath: new home: convenient to cars and bus. Phone Georgia 8711. 1355 IRVING ST. N.W.—Large. housekeeping room.”semi-private b sirable location: reasonable. _Col. 3 7 Iith ST. NW— one_ block from cars. front, 2 Warm room. sect floo: Telepho: Adams HOBART ST. N W —Large front southern exposure, next to bathi " front_room, private home; gentlemen NEWTON ST. N active room in well-kept home. next to bath: employed Iady_preferred. _Phone Columbia 0166 | 1810 CALVERT ST. N.W.—Large furnished room. first floor: married couple preferred. CHEVY CHASE. D. C., near Circle—Com- | fortable front " room." single or double: shower: private home. Cleveland 6316. 1423 R ST. N.W.. Apt._42 single room, one double; | Tas | 130 C ST. N.E. Apt. 301—Nicely furnished n “apartment, next bath; $i0 —Man to share room Inquire DUPONT CIRCLE. basement housekeeping room m. twin beds: room next bath lé or double; inst. h. w. Dec. used 3 | 98 M ST. N. Nicely furnished ment. Lhk.; Kkitchenette with runn water: $7. s Gl 403 1ith ST BE_Lhk. 2 rooms first r. back; modern home; side porch: rea- sonabie . 1606 “Nicely {furnished room. men. with_Jewish couple _Columbia 6345. _ #3548 Newly furnished exclusive location; bus | stop:"steam heat: board optional 30 N. J. AVE. SE—Large. well-heated t-flcor room. hot and cold water, phone: ' to Capitol. 8 I H ST. N.W.—Large. neatly furnished Toom. all conv.: private family; reasonable. second floor. _ S DOWNTOWN, the Sherman. Apt. 206, 1101 n.w.—Nicely furnished room for a room, c: FELLOW ST. N.W.—Large front : near cars, bus. Phone NEAR 18th AND COL. RD. 1 st nw Apt.'41—Well-heated. nicely fur south exgopure. 3_windows: _Phone Cofumbia 3708. P_ST_ N.W.—Licht housekeeping weekly RCH ST. N.W.—Block from Du- 1740 P double room. Southern exposure, uous hot water. phone #820 #th N.W.—Excellently furnished. pri- vate bath, separate dressing room. un ited phone. c. h. w.. a.mi. _Georgia 4619, 3653 13th N.W.—Small but cheerful. ¢ “clean. full-sized bed, with pri family: 33 per week {1015 1%th ST. near Govt. bl double room, $2.50 each person housekeeping privilege: after 4 7120 KILBOURNE PL. N.W.—Basement Teasonable: student. Also double 3rd fic 5 hiy: refs. exch NIVERSITY PL., vicinity 14th., CHF e. front room, twin beds, s.m.| also single room: reasonable. Col. 7958 PERRY PL. N.W.—Newly decorated n. next bath. owner's home: one block Cavalier Hotel; gentleman. Adams | room: | 14 [EWTON N.W.. Apt. 35—Widow has exceptionally nice room. employed couple, gentleman: congenial. homelike. perm. | 1120 4th ST. N.E_Nicely ext to bath. _Phone Lincoln : AT 011 MASS. AVE. NE—Newly furn. front doub sas heat, 15 min, down- n. phone: reas. g5 HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W. desired: S6 X GITE of 4 large rooms can be rented ¢ or collectively. _Also 6 rooms decorated and furnished. located own. near Government buildings uous heat and hot water. Dinner t desired. _Gentlemen only: reasonabte. For information 7380 Sunday bet. 8 a.m_and rates very La Fayette Hotel 16th and Eye Sts. Surprisingly Low Rates by the Month ‘ Inspection Invited | HOTEL PLAZA Special Winter Rates Attractively Furnished Rooms Starting at $35 Per Month In the Shadow of the Capitol Inspection Invited COLORED—1108 Fairmont 8t. N.W.—Nice, ;Wulrm room. beauurull,llyalurnlahed; reasone e. s 2. ROOMS—UNFURNISHED, 70 LONGFELLOW ST. N.W —Large front room, kitchen, semi-private bath, gas. elec., W TS R, 4728 Bth ST. N-W.—G Brivate bath: hear e, gas Frigidaire incl.: auiet surr. or Sunday. 5301 ALABAMA AVE. SE—2 lovely ink. rooms; south. expos; high-class neighborhood: adul reas. llcrest, Phone Atlantie 494: ~ ROOMS—FURN. AND UNFURN. CHEVY CHASE. D. C.—Lovely. bright. well-heated room. private bath, in hew home With couple: cony. transp. Clev. 9379, 2° BRIGHTWOOD—Cheerful room. southern exposure, newly furnished in maple, twin 5R15 SHERRIER PL_N.W 1 or 2 Kitchen and bath: eléctricity, heat included: Phone Cleveland 2357. 514 RITTENHOUSE ST. N.W.—One room, N twin ormfluuble beds. semi-bath: beds. semi-private bath; lovely home. Phone emi-private bath. incl. & Georzia_3747. Lia 30_month. _Phone_Georgi 1107 D ST. SE—Fpont room. near bath 523 21st St. N.W.— Lari walking distance to Navy Yi i walking ~ distance: 336 KENYON ST. —Bright front 1831 LAMONT ST. N.W. room, newly decorated. rench_window: ‘ar and Navy Dept. Phone Walnut 5500 belore A.or after . 1332 15th ST. N.W.. Apt. 11—Comfortably furn. front room. adjoining bath: walking distance; gentleman: ref. THE WESTCHI bath. Telephone 4 MD. Near Capitol and Su- AVE _NE. eme Court Building; nicely furn. room, instantaneous _hot D suitable_one or t water. unlimi 2014 CONN. NW. Single and double rooms, witt < 1502 COLUMBIA RD—Large. bright, front Toom: next bath: clean. quiet: unlimited phone: very reasonable; xe!erencul.ex- changed. 2311 1st ST. NW.—H.-w.h. @lectricity; d_sink, $8; one EHVI'A tih71lllo Toom next to bath. Phone TR Toom. front. $7; ihree-Foom apt. hk. room. . 37 - o hbxmnm permitted. IP ARLINGTON. VA.—Room for rent: tiemen preferred. Mrs. A. Coe. sr. Columbia_pike Son_9$07 ALEXANDRIA. Va —Two furni and garage, convenient to bus Monroe_ave. _Telephone Alex. 1 ROOMS AND BOAED. T101 16th ST. N.W.—Large room for 2 of refined home; outhern cooking: reasonable rates.___ 3541 13th ST. N.W.—Large front room, beds: excellent meals: unlimited phone: 3 ’hone Columbia 5049. __ _ LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds. 2 clos= ets. 2nd floor: inst. h. W.. unflmud dfi“::‘ between 2 car lines. also walking dista: to_town. Phone Columbia 8560. « on Next . B 2083, 38 ‘.