Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1935, Page 33

TUGWELL FORUM SPEAKER TONIGHT Resettlement Program Will Be Topic on Nation-Wide Chain of N. B. C. EXFORD G. TUGWELL, un- dersecretary of agriculture in charge of the administration’s resettlement program, will discuss his activities during the Na- tional Radio Forum tonight over WRC and a coast-to-coast network of other National Broadcasting Co. stations. The forum, arranged by The Wash- ington Star, will be broadcast from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. ‘Tugwell has at his command many millions of dollars for the projects now planned. His program covers a wide fleld. He took over among other things the Subsistence Homestead Corp., which originally was under Secretary of Interior Ickes. One of the most colorful figures in the Roosevelt administration, Tugwell has been regarded as a leader in the President’s “brain trust.” In recent weeks he has been under fire from a number of sources. * ok ok ¥ BOB BURNS is a full-fledged radio | star now. The Arkansas Traveler, who used to entertain with his home- spun humor on guest spots, has just signed a 26-week contract establishes him as a regular performer which | on Bing Crosby's “Music Hall" series starting January 2. * ok ok ¥ EXACTL‘I one week to the hour after the Atlanta address of President Roosevelt, Georgia's gov- ernor, Eugene Talmadge, will broad- cast over N. B. C. The timeis 2 pm, Friday. Gov. Talmadge's topic is, “Georgia's Answer to Roosevelt.” * x X X REAT BRITAIN'S empire-wide celebration of Christmas, includ- ing a talk by King George and a characterization of Dickens’ “Scrooge” by Sir Seymour Hicks, noted British actor, will be brought to the United States in a series of N. B. C. programs beginning December 20. LR ANOTHER international _rebroad- cast scheduled by N. B. C. will come from Dresden Saturday at 3 pm. It will be a program of folk songs by miners of Saxony from the Hartz Mountains. The songs will be the ancient Saxon songs which have come down through generations and are still sung at festivals and social gatherings of the miners, * & % OHN L. LEWIS, head of the United Mine Workers of America, who recently resigned as vice president of the American Federation of Labor, will speak over Columbia Thursday at 10:45 pm. on “The Future of Organized Labor.”- Plays Without Scenery. The cost of making scenery for stage plays, as well as that of transporting it from one place of performance to another, is being overcome by dispens- ing with it entirely. The necessary scenery is made by the use of a sys- tem of lantern slides made especially for the purpose. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1935. USPIN-PROOF” PLANE PASSES HARD TESTS %' First of 135 Navy Scouters Re- flects Marked Advance in Craft Design. Described as “practically spin- than heretofore. Internal construc- flen otbm.hfllnhntndmnhlfl though external covering of fabric. STAMP BUYS HOUSE 1868 Canadian Specimen Valued at $500 in Seattle. SEATTLE, December 2 (#).—Ex- proof,” & new plane for the Navy, de- | change of a house for a postage stamp signed for service with battleships and cruisers of the fleet and known officially as 8OC-1—scout observation, Curtiss —has passed its grueling tests, the Navy Department has announced. One hundred and thirty- five of these planes, costing $2,752,705, are to be completed, under the con- tract, by next July. The new ships are being constructed by the Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Co. in Buffalo, N. Y., and are the result of a competition held by the Navy Department. Marked advances in design are reg- istered, officials asserted. Cockpits are inclosed by a new type of cabin, affording greater protection to the crew and improving the visibility, which is vital in scouting and observa- tion work. This protection is calcu- lated to result in decreased fatigue during long flights. The SOC-1 is designed primarily as a seaplane for catapulting from ships at sea, although wheel-type landing gear is provided for training opera- tions ashore. A greater safety factor is incorporated in the ship by the “full automatic wing slots,” which are credited with being particularly val- uable during adverse weather condi- tions. Further, officials said that the steep gliding angle will permit land- ing in the high seas with less danger CarrraL’s Rapio PROGRaMs Monday, December 2. (Copyright, 1935) Eastern Standard Time. WRC 950k MAL 630k | WOL 1,310k WISV 1460k PM. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS N :00 3:15 Mary Mason Ma Perkins 3:30 |Vic and Sade 45 |The O'Neils 400 | Sundown Revue 4:15 | 4:30 | .4:45 | .Betly |Campbell’s Royalists College Debate |The King's Jesters |Songs and Stories Let's Talk Il Over ’Organ Reveries Tea Time | Afternoon Concert o w Shannon Quartet Novelty Orchestra Union Label Trades R Hoosier Hop Music—News and Bob Today’s Winners |Commereial Comment Chicago Varieties Tea at the Ritz Tom Mix Clara, Lu and Em Pearce’s Gang Evenmg Star Flashes i s |aunt Sue and Polly Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie Famous Voices One Time Opportunities |William A. Roberts Evening Rhythms Terry and Ted Jack Armstrong |Highlights—News EVENING PROGRAMS |Tarzan Sports—Music News—Music Word Man—Music ‘Amos 'n’ Andy |\Uncle Ezra The Master Singers | Hammerstein's Music Hall Fi Rxchard Crooks |U. S. Army Band |Bill Coyle |Lowell Thomas |Rudolph Schramm |Stamp Club “Question Mark” |Education in the News Dnngerous Payadlse | Evening in Parh Today in Sports News Bulletins Safeguarding Investments Arch McDonald Government Family Buck Rogers Vanished Voices Dinner Concert News Spotlight Varieties Hindu Religion Myrt and Marge Virginia Verrill Singin’ Sam (Boake Carter | Divertissement Radio Bookman "9: 00 \Horlick s Gypsles 9:15 9:30 ‘Gmre Moore 9:45 Greater Minstrels Princess Pat Players Symphonic Favorites , Lombardo Road Pick and Pat Rhythm Revue Five Star Final |Fox Amateurs Detective Myaurlu Rldio Theater 10:00 10:15 10:30 \National Radio Forum: 10:45 | Rexford G. Tugwell |Contented Program |Col. Frank Knox The Iron Master Fox Amateurs News Bulleting 11:00 |Night Owl 11:15 |Arthur Reilly 11:30 | Magnolia Biossoms 11:45 @ |News |Dorothy Slumber Music Amour Russian Troika Bulletins e Louis Armstrong’s Orch. (Wayne King’s Orchestra March of Time Martha and Hal Moon D1| |Emory Dougherty’s Orch. 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 Midnight Rhythms Luigi Romanelli's Orch. Joe Candullo’s Orch. “« - |Shandor Sign Off Sign Off "1:00_Sign Off AM. 6:00 6:15 6:30 Gordon Hittenmark 6:45 Y bl EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW News Bulletins Dick Gardner’s Orch. Seymour Simon's Orch. Sign Off Elder Michaux Farm and Home Visit 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 Gordon Hittenmark Grab-Bag Sons of Pioneers Yodeling Philosopher News—Morning Glories Musical Clock Sun Dial 8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45 Gordon Hittenmark Morning Devotions The Sizzlers Cheerio Musical Clock "8:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 |Gordon Hittenmark « Richard Leibert, organist Grace and Scotty The Wife Saver News Bulletins | Breakfast Club Police Flashes ‘The Rounders News Bulletins Jack Ward, organist Sun Dial Jean Abbey Bugle Call Revue News Bulletins 10:00 |News—Music 10:15 'Home, Sweet Home 10:30 | Air Sweethearts 10:45 |Three Shades of Blue |News—Art Tatem Edward MacHugh Today’s Children “The Doctor Says” Variety and Value Sweet and Hot Varieties Juliet Romeo, songs Romany Trail Betty Hudson 'The Gothamaires 11:00 |Ida Bailey Allen Sons of Pioneers “Your Child” Piano Moods Low-Cost Housing U. 8. Marine Band thlus Howe Trio Lawrence Gould Views of the News Greenwood Songsters Milky Way Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt Hester Walker Beall | Just Plain Bill EVENING PROGRAMS ‘Three Scamps Honeyboy and Sassafras Matinee Today |The Simpson Boys |Curbstone Queries Farm and Holne Hflur Lost and Found News Flashes Plantation Boys Church of the Alr 'Voice of Experience 'The Captivators Mary Marlin Afternoon Rhythms Sammy Kaye's Orchestra Boulange's Orchestra N. B. C. Program Farm and Home Hour (Castles of Romance | Dot and Will Balladeers Dance Music Cheese Club @ e Luncheon Music - News—Music Rhythm Octet | )| Public Housing |Words and Music Golden Melodies Rhythm Revue News Bulletins Vic and Sade ‘The O'Neils Nellie Revell 'The Silver Flute King's Jesters Accordion Aces Happy Lewis Revue Symphonic Moments Jan Garber’s Orch. Between Book Ends Happy Hollow School of the Air ~oo 0 2:45 ‘Town Topics News—Music 0 | BEAUTY P, ‘was disclosed yesterday. B. C. Berger issue valued at about $500, for a|j small house and lot. BOOKKEEPER with real estate or banking experience. one who can handle note an Bolise ‘sale transactions.’ Must be a resi- dent of llhl 25 30 years old. Addre i+ ofnce. 00l, to work i nnly ¢ b, 20 i 7o Caarvice moats T Hor cuzh service: Georgia ave. n.w. lN!'l'lUO’l’lDN COURSES. WILL “interview men willing to_work %o qunmr m good rr positions in refrigera- tioning business. Prefer men wih fais e ucation, mechanically in- clined, now employed, ‘Willing to_devote Some ‘spare time to preliminary training to become installation and service experts. et 'mmm.‘ e PRt Bow Ta0%, Star_office. ” = gREGG !q Bers ov Decd diciation: beein: rates. Decatur '82 4-J. PREPARE FOR_A GOOD POSITION- In- fensive secresarial, civil servise and calcu- my atin courses Inquire Jhow. Boyd D 1 e SIVIL SERVICE. nnmm Rational % = given. Apply 226 lond Build l..lAmlB WORLD- 8{1]!Lm°£s or As Taught by MABELLE H( A Pleasant Profession. Unlimited Opportunities. Pree Catalogue—Easy Terms. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 11340 N ¥ Ave N.W. Met. _18 Years of Successful Beauty Training. nvaao olor g-u Restaurant, 005 x - To h e ermanent | DONLION. $00 Shr mn over 4(! elu nld !e- Mr. Wagner, oom 409, DRIVERS ud wn can furnish ton {Yusks Tor eht deliveries. Give references -aa experience. Address Box 180-T. Star HAVE OPENING end of ihis week Tor man with car. Call Potomac 4678 after 7 pam. Monday for_appointment. MEN—Beginners guaranteed $20 _first two, weeks work: average $12.50 up per week: comm. 709 Otis Blde 8 two years' experience: references. Box 171-T. Star office. T PLIMBER. experienced, famil ing systems, lead worker and good in xep.lr work. Only master plumber Addr ss Box 267-T. Star offic S¥e £ SALESMAN. outside, to sell d lnlk sewing machine. An excellent opportunity ror an nmbmoul renvDe'. 1lve-wire n. ly “Tues 1 i7 ment Office. Sglrs "Rocbuck & Go S11° Bladensbur rd.ne BALESMEN, 1, g00d, new- car salesman; only those with experienc and those able io produce need i) 800d D lon ‘Tor” the Tight men Const fo e, Llnealn 9393, ask_for Mr. Kay. Permanent_position for fy; interviews 5-6 p.m. D! cies are fllled. Beverages n.e. h el in Cars on circulation.” Good chance 1o learn salesmanship. with permanent employment. Good pay while lesrning and promotion 'D. Brewer. 3-7 p.m.. Lafay Youna MEN. over 20 years old. if you are Qut of work iee Mr. Murray. he can place you in a_permanent position where you San earn $20 & week to start. Apply Room 409, 1319 P st. n.w. REPRESENTATT Dece: by an outstanding orga fiatlon esiabiisned 1002 where men desiring s #o0d. clean propesition may make a lwda nd orward o promotion and perm in_both §ood and bad times. ey This' 13 hot_ life. insurance. real estate, vacuum cleaners. ‘automobiles. cemetery lots. hosiery, Christmas cards or electrical appliances If you feel you can sell and build for yourself & permanent business And have a clean record. see Mr. Hess. Mills Building.’ Tuesday’ mornine. etween AUTOMOBIL! SALESMEN _f Hudson. ' Terraplane ..encm" e proven ‘successful experience h: opportunity for large earnings. 1512 14th st. n.w. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY, APT. MAINTENANCE, mlmlnl xenllrlnl general utility. Ph BUTLER and chlllflulr colored nc experienced. Roy Phone Decatus cAn.PmmA white. Saca: mew ot T 40, general experi- of repal Dex 2848-W. reasonable. Phone MAN wants work, private family. o of bachelor apt: helper. exverienced ‘ail-round rmme > Decatur 16 e MAN. aged. color:d‘ experienced, honest, nnuhlehw-nu (Steady, e.fimmm votmo MAN. colored. wants job a3 house- man or general housework; references. Phone_Berwyn 369. YOUNG MARRIED MAN, ocal erences, experienced auto -cceswnn station attendant. also grocery clerk; s commensurate with ability: try me. Ge: SITUATIONS—WOMEN. DRESSMAKING—Women's and_children's clothing. smocking. doll's dresses: first-class work _ruaranteed. Phone Potomac 5987, LADY. refined. ngeds work. Office knowl- edge of typing. are for semi. invalid. Address Box 239-T. Star ofice. & ‘WIDOW as manager_ap! s o hig) glass rooming Bouse. Wide experience. rent ing, selling. Address Box 248-T. Star office. MAN. white. would like care of infant or small ehild; i srrmrloxs—'nouis’né’ B COLORED GIRL desires work of any kind. or whole time. Phone Columbia Y GIRL, colored. wants worl any nnu reference, Call lA.n:nln 17R0 W ork Enbae Lincom CURTAINS STRETCHED. 4 :llltd for and deltvered. 5136. CURTAINS STRETCHED, 40 per panel; called for and dellv!red ‘where. Phune Atlantic 11-J. GIRL. colored. reliable. wants steady job at holise cleaning or mother's helper: recent city references. Phone Metropolitan K296. GIRL, light colored. wants 4 or 5 days' work ‘o anything except laundry; willing worker: good references. 153 L s IRL. colored, wants work after 6 p.m. or wcuy reference. Phone Lin- 40¢ per pi G ored. wishes general nousuork Po nignie. __Phone Metropolitan ¢ GI colored. reliable. wants Dlrl time or full-time sob. zeneral housework. plain cooking: reference. Phone Decatur GIRL. colored. wants ghw. or nursing: Phone North 0764-M. ts work as cook or gen- zxpentnrtd cook. Phone s GIRL. colored eral housework. Metropolitan GIRL, colored, exp 1o $tore ‘OF SHIDDIDE Clerk. Decatur “girl_or Cail work, full or_part time “experienced; reference. MAN SEEKING PROFITABLE AND PERMANENT POSITION, rge_corporation with offices in Wash- Inuton Baltharre an! other principal cities wishes' to complete sales organization be- fore end of year. Need three men in Wash- ington. two for Baltimore. Preference given to men between 30 and 55. Must have excellent character and a desire to become lecated permanently. Managerial ;!lnlrlmr}ku:lx;n!knlg;‘ u:’ner!t’nce Rot_essen- n own handwriting. eiving age. phone number and highlights 3 o e Derience. _Address d . WATKINS | ROUTE MEN. Ambitious. reliable men wi = ey e e et ing! d_adjoining territories: ers nu ished: exce) right men. Apply &2 UNION FARICAB “ASSOC T 220 Mass. Ave._ MECHANICS, Experienced Ford V-8: can use_ several lt vmu‘ steady employment. See Mr. Chemer 1781 Fla. Ave. N.W. COLLECTOR_MUST HAVE WORKED IN LOCAL INSTALL- MENT STORE AND HAVE BEST OF REFERENCES. NO OTHERS NEED APPLY. GOOD PROPO- | SITION TO RIGHT MAN. AP- PLY BERORE 12 AM. ONLY, ELI RUBIN CO,, 718 7th ST. N.W. GIRL, colored, as gel nurse: city ref. Phone Atlantic i LAUNDRESS, colored. good _equipment, desires family washes. Pree ‘pickups’ and deliveries. rain_or shine; reference Lucile. Atlantic 0467. LAUNDRY WORK done by hand. best in Washington: rates, 15¢ Ib.: shirts; minimum charge. work: deliver anywhere: one trial will con- vince you you are getting the best Morius 1430 Park rd. Phone Co- I hw mna “or 05 MAID, neatly uniformed, good waitress, etc. cook fine, laundress. desires speci work of either type. Phone North 446 WHITE WOMAN. reliable. general work in lmlll hmfly good cook: stay nights: rtfl Add: 193-T. Star office like WOMAN, coloud oud work. _Phone Linc ‘WOMAN. colored, lel!ltd Wln‘ll day_work Gpertue v reference. Phone West_ 272! part-time WO colored. wants_afternoon work. laundry 'to take home: experienced laun: dress and cook; city' references. North 017 WOMAN. colored, ¥ nnu du sirl wants job ;chool education! parlor Mty Teterences. " Norin ‘qoking, adults or ay nights; reference. Phone Nor 8 i Sideriy wants place as housekeeper its. employed ' couples. small r-mllgfgnane North_3272-J WOMAN. _color neral 'Call Decatur XR.I.. colored. wan ent Job. Maid or mother's helper, (il or. part time: reference. 905 You st. m.w. Phone North 10112. housework or nb’-J LANSBURGH BRO. If you have a car in running condition apd are over 22 you have an opportunity of being selec for immediate work. Abplicants ‘st be ‘able to. furnish zooa character references. _Apply Tuesday, 9:15 m.. Employment Office. MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING TO TERRE HAUTE. IND. AND return over holidays, new Blymouth with heater: take 2 p-uggggu Ad-ms m DRIVING LI TO FLORI [URS. or Prid!z can uke three, Clll Xeu’uwll- tan 4 MEN NOW ENGAGED IN SELL- IN INSURANCE, HOUSE- HOLD APPLIANCES, OTHER AUTOMOBILES, ETC. A CHANCE TO ENTER THE AUTOMOBILE BUSI- .M.|NESS WITH AMERICA’S MOST POPULAR CAR, OF- “ ‘5 FERING WHAT WE BE- 12:%0 | LIEVE TO BE THE FINEST o | OPPORTUNITY IN THE EN- 5 w CITY OF WASHING- 0 SEE MR. BLUE, ANACOSTIA MOTOR co., 1325 GOOD HOPE RD. S.E., ANACOSTIA, D. C. HELP—WOMEN. HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES FEDERAL HOUSING RATES. Payments as low as $5 monthly: nothing down. up t0 5 years to pay: estimates free: work ‘guaranteed. Firsi payment January. PAPERING ELUMBING PLASTERING GARFENTRY cmzm'mu ROYAL CONTRACTING CO 907 15th St N.W. B i Night. Adams 8529 SAVE NOW ON Remodeling and Repairing Pel Low as $5 monthl: FREE ESTIMATES. ting. Plumbing. Oarpentry. Papering, P, Plastering, Porch Enclosures, Federal Contractmg Co. L m_:m, Ad. 0033 HOI!SIBOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE box springs and rices' and promt, del. 19 L st.s.w. Nat. 66 Start paying w\on Teno : Dest ash. Mattress Co.. Yick: 1435 Chapin n.w. Ad 'ARLOR OPERATOR. all-around operator; permanent mm«:n Harper 14 conn CARPENTER—] weather stripping. T 1556 Tazior at. B Wonim‘s _l:?adm Review Sundown Revue 'Women'’s Clubs Betty and Bob Gale Page 'Tea Time Evening Star Flashes Tofl‘ly'l whlnen ‘Walden String Quartet 4:00 Science Service Three Lit{le Words 4:30 Method. 17 I?onam: paid t0 nu uh‘:’ufl'me;pmm t_necessary. 709 Otis Bldg. Prompt, reliable, reason: 3 -rtmom. lhalve nh.:r mP g hneem;, l:m ln 3155 houseworker, Oall OOW COOK and general 5 eolond !-mlly' $5 eck references. Chasin’ the Blues . |James Wilkinson MAJOR Ferenc Molnar's famous play, “The Swan,” will be the Radio Theater presentation on WJSV at 9. Elissa Landi will play the leading role. Richard Crooks, Metropolitan Opera tenor, end Margaret Speaks, soprano, will present the Voice program on ‘WRC at 8:30. Crooks will sing “Oh Promise Me,” Oley Speaks' “Morning,” *“La Donna E Mobile” from “Rigoletto’ and “Then Youll Remember Me.” ‘The duet specialty will be “O Soave WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to ;XC'W" Auto Radio Station 2015 l‘th St. N.W. Your Health 'The Singing Lady Famous Voices FEATURES AND PROGRAM Fanciulla” from “La Boheme.” Col. Frank Knox, publisher of the Chicago Daily News, will discuss “Fu- ture Trends in Government” on WMAL at 10. The speech will be picked up at a meeting of the Associ- ated Business Papers, Inc, in New York. One-Time WM Evening Rhythms 5:00 Terry and Ted Jack Armstrong NOTES. “Comic Stripes” from Ferde Grofe's wm “Tabloid Suite” and Malneck’s “Park | 3 €irl to type Avepue Fantasy” are included in|young ) Ironmaster | those the of the also will play “Musical Mentor” and “The World Is Waiting for the Sun- rise.” * ok ok ok _ 4-STAR RADIO FEATURE Romance... Comedy ... Thrills! Storring Robert Stone, Joan Blaine and Original New York Cast LAY OF THE WEEK Presented RENOVIZE. . . your home Particular l-ovuhl—lw Particular EBERLY’S Dioniy sour nome. COMPLETE QUAKER STA LUBRICATION SERYICE Minute Service Stations No. 1 ot 17th and L Sts. N.W. No. 7 at 3939 Conal Road N.W. ¥ Band on WMAL at 10:30. The band | {ally ;ggg e m m PORU'II requires the serv- loes of & cultured young women or T lu of in‘The. interview tel ‘Ambassador us t 1342 Gonnecticut ave. n.w. 3 t IES, 3 permannt position for qual p.m. lnnl. PENMARKERS, white, must be accurate and fast. Du- |6 pont Laundry, 2535 Sherman ave. n.w. HELP—DOMESTIC. experienced, for -monl housework. R no phone ¢ Apply 144 Bates QIRL OR™ WOMAN, white; assist with cunlnn ’hlon- mk resident Drdm'-d gumveli 7 | EARDING AND CHAIR CANEING NG, uu splinted !'Fm 3285 Totn n . et ELECTRIC WIR]NG E“m &z house & base D! . 849 Upshur n.w. et WAXED: Al.so REFINTEHING . PHONE COLUMBIA 3718 3 FLOORS sanded, shellacked, _stained, cleaned and waxed: papering and pail ing; all work guaranteed. Pot. 5987. PAMTI'O ;ndmblurhlnl‘l‘ll lpeclll Ior this week- rooms as 7.45 with genuine Toperial ashabie 00 H all paer of 1935 and early 1 own work; estimates atanteed; finest references me any time. culnmbl ter n. ONOUR Experts. 3 i CR] | a s Phone North | | for “cash in 15 | ROOMING HOUSE, | 100 (downtown). HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE. (Continued.) HELP AND SITUATIONS SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. P Il'O n.lnlllll N-Iu Fuaranteed.” Phone Auu x'lu (Continued.) DISPLAY CABE. one refrigerator. one Bot refrig q tiful . 3 u! ,l’l%’ l: Iln.c'l‘kl mixer, cheap; Paperhanging ,3,, Decatur 2239. Formerly vf 11 PAPIREA;"G%UQ‘ A. T. GEORGE. _Phone &vm. Mu SPECIAL FOR DI Rooms pered fading -nf lflrL teed workman: 3964, P l"’l‘nmfi furniture r‘nll chair caneing: w. Wehm 18 %‘n I?“ furnitare repairing, re- work done in the home if de- ver. 1434 Newton n.w. Adsms fl‘mlmn REP. We repair any make vacuum cleaner for !l (Parts Lot all PELIANCE SERVICE 602 P St. NW. " WINDOW SHADES. Dupont Tontine washable shades m: 1o OrOer ‘at Jowest rices save Jour. old rollers_ For estimate. call Georgia 2400. Penn Decorating Co.. Inc.. 5121 m ave. IC TRAIN, standard gauge, “Blue with 8 ‘curves and 8 straight tyacks. $30. 1507 Gallatin st. n.w. Phone J.nula 7604. FRIGIDAIRE. 71t all porcelain; wainut ite, T, droulnx table, ehm ol du‘:xl, end table, stove, kitchen wicker © furnivur d geher odd pleces at barg n'prices. 3418 ode PUR cou bun'.\!ul eastern mmL mor Qushly clexied and elated: $1.400:" excel lent _condi! 25._Lincoln 6370. Agent. 9; factory st eis, soiid masle. nd OaE, drop-leaf and extension type, $0.7! up: Dew 9x12 Axmiuster rugs. Al spinet ole and secretary” desk. n llal l(Ilrnlh l’llBH asion: Household Fur- nlture Oo WAN‘I'ID—IIICII.IANIOIJI. Ten's wbd childrenTs” clothine and Shoes: men’s an ¢l .fl Call Borty. gletropolk‘ 8371 121 ur_6370. ;‘ n'n.n-gn CLOTRING—Highest prices thi pmfiurf’mflun 767, Open nls rum!— ‘e pay hllh.l furnits inds. Cail s lar N ....n'.x:.[fss a FURI . ote. isa] 7 e W TR i o lantic_1093. FURNITURE — lutels highe ri R o e PURNITURE, hnuuholfl goods. all_kinds; highest cash prices, Don't sell e ca S04, rmnp service. runm-nm NTED at once: somi sed household” Roods 1or cash: l;t.ro- FURNITURE Ty umnnnun to be Sold-at publie Ructigh, for storage charges on Thursday. December 5. at 10 i our warehouse, 420 10th st. n. floor. consisting of living room suites, d room suites. dining suites. dressers, tables, linens, books, dishes, rugs, ete. _United States Storage Co. u nolitan 1064 ggu)—nam YOUR _OLD ,_STL- TRy it T, SRR t 935 . Frigid- ICE CREAM CABINET. 10-hole, aires, store equipment. motors, elec. stoves or ranges. District 2850. WILL 3 7aY cash for upright or baby Frand plang in Ad:d copdition if ‘price is rea- PERSONAL. The rate under heading sonal is 3 cents per line adi to the regular line rate. Per- tional YOUNG LADY DESIRES DAILY AUTO commutation to Balimote and return. Address Box 389-8, Star_office. . GIVE A COAT OF ARMS CHRISTMAS — Experienced artist; prompt service; $5 up. Other art works. Columbia 8462. mornings WHEN DEATR STRIKES A PAMILY there 1s no need to feel that they musi accept ]n!enor funeral services due to in- gpility to pay o high price 'The Grester w Chambers ers & compiete funersl. Sars and il for s litle as $75, World's finest waterbroof. airtight. guar- anteed steel burial vault may be had from Chambers for $85 _1In ¢ 1l the Greater W W Ch; corner Chap y write cur_ad vm We will send you & beautiful ca of how we do it. ~ 1400 Chtoln st nw. C: Culumbl- 0432." 517 11th se_ LANGLOTZ mmoe "BRINGS DIRECTLY from Hollywood. make-up artist for stage, screen. street ciasses and private. Phone Columbia 9300. z s PHYSIOTHERAPY _ TREATMENTS colds, neuritis. asthma and sinus; vmnu -ngl vapor cab, bath. Appts.. Potomac EDIT MEMO. ON N 50.00 reduction. office. s i SUN TAN ELEC. BATHI BTIMULAT machines. dandruff; men only. 1400 mzh st. ent. 1601 O n.w. North 2666, 10 to 9. COLONIO IRRIGATIONS. PHYSIOTHER- apy. sraduate nurse; houts. 10 to & Your residence or mine. Call District 1 PHYSICAL CULTURE BY MALE Num from New York City, for gentlemen nnly Phone Natfon Sl HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own method: results eflective for a ife- time or money bick - Write for booklet: no drugs or BOMMER- WRCK. 1368 Columbla ra " Adams 0385, W PLYMOUTH AT Address 265-T. Star BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. RESTAURA le or rent: fully equipped and furnished er-wine_lices best " Address Bux tion of city: reasonable offer. 249-T. Star office. LUNCH ROOM, equipped. for_rent. nnn per_month. _B. Behrend. 1317 P st EXPI IINCED BUILDER for building purposes. FPor ticulars. ly 1¥10 14th Potomac = FOR SALE (no_brokers). delicatessen and | by grocery. also beer license; good location for whisky. bright corner. h. trade. Call Decatur 5166 for particulars 3¢ OAS BTATION. 4 Ind. pumps: closes 6 daily. rent. $40: monthly profit. ; gallonage. 5000 prxce $J 800, easy terms. Room $0K. 1408 G sf GROCERY (corner). rent, “n wkly. bus, $300: can be doubled; $850 down. Room 908, 1406 G st GROCERY (D. G. 8)_doing_$600 wkly. fent. 300, with apt.; lilness; $2.000 down. Room 90%, 1406 G st. D.w APT. HOTEL, town; rent. $400; long lease; $800 income price. $5.500; terms. Rm. 908. 1406 G. ROOMING or boarding houses purchased minutes if satisfactory. Mr. Blaylock. Metropolitan 8199 BEAUTY SHOPPE: rent. $35; fully equip: ped: owner inexperienced; $450 down. Room 90K, 1406 G st. ROOMING HOUSE. downotwn baths; rent. $100; price. $: terms. Room 90K, 1406 G st ROOMING HOUSE. “on Girard st. 1 14th: 10 rms.: rent only 50 S850; terms. Room 908. 1406 G s RESTAURANT. _doing_ $600 -k)y, _Tent, ase; price. $4 800; easy terms. Room 808 1406 G st. n.w. 16 rms - 4 baths: rent, (boardinip): price, 3.- 000 terms. _Room 908. 14 RESTAURANT (dawnlovm dolnx $300 Tent. $350: elaborately furnished: own.” Room 90! BEAUTY PARLOR, long-established; in Alexandria Va.: prosperous business: de- sire to sell ‘account of health. Call in person. Dolly Madison Shoppe. 924 King st.._Alex.. Va INCORPORATE your business in I ware: low cost gation. Met. 5 HIGHLY RATED. OLD NATIONAL FIRM. now_extending successful branch system to Washington and nearby points, has ®ood opening for active. dependable man : able to invest $600 to $900 with services. Investment protected and returnable. No gales work, Income at start should exceed onthly. Company will co-operate Anancialy' fof_ business expansion. which will double this income. Gentiles prefer- red. Por personal interview. give address and phone. Address Box 489-8, Star office. Toom: only 33 rms. 12 baths, down- 20 Tms 3 | o easy near priced. in ell- information without obli- 180, Room 401, Hill Bldg. SMALL DELICATESSEN. off-sale beer: very reasonabl Owner leaving city. Ad- dress Box 213-T. Star office. 2* WILL BUY ROOMING HOUSES. Any part of the District: cash within 24 hours. Prank Fern. Lu Realty C phone North 5374 DISTRIBUTOR For new revolutionary product with active Tepeats: non-competitive. Includes Del.. Md.. Va. and D. C. Wonderful sales record made in Washingion to show prospective - Something entirely new and meritorl- Will require $1.000 to fnance Dot inquire unless =Anancially ~able k3 Phone, Mr; Booth for appoint- to 6, 3. %05, Tuesday, Mo District 2580. »s;m—msmm:ons. “Advertisements under this head- ing are presumed to be from pri- vate individuals. uniess the adver- tisement pives @ firm mame or & business address or states the word “Dealer. Members of the public who find dealers masquerading tn this column as private individuals are urged to report the matter to The Star for investigation.” ADDING MACHINES—Bargains in new and reconditioned “machines: ren and re- pairs. Capitol writing Co._ 1326 N. Y. .w._Ph ional 485 cellent print by Bartolozzi: bon colored plates of birds and animal N. America: prices {edueed. Murray erican _furn., NTIQUES—Eary guet, dinin, uhle- umneu. desks. . Baltimore. Md. Leonard. 1 jers _gold-leaf ANTIQUE fiimmm 1 large assortment of ing silverware; make framed mirrors; al: flat and hollow rl] suitable Xmas gifts; prices reduced. Mur- ray Galleries, firy 20th st. D.w. 5* ! will ucnflce for Y FOSTER, the McReynolds. Apf . will dispose’ of a unique collection water colors, oils. Books—History. biog: f Nn extravagant prices. On 3 and 4. to 6 p.m. GOLD. aumond"annnd old’diseard, s illver 'ntchu n cash valve pald. om ow uu manufacturing us Since 1866. platinum purchased for xim! pald. KILVINATOK lmlll 'l.h ‘machine, Mangsl light oak bookease, glass plat- form scales; sideboard. O, E. Phillips, IVING to_be for storage charges at auction on Thurs lay. December it 10 a.m.. in our sales room, 420 10th st. n.w. Also other furni- ture of Even description. United States FURNITURE. chllrl filing clhln.tl Wuhh\mn Balvln Co._new_location. 800 8266. OFFICE runm’mns—A lnne uwnmem g sed pleces st low orices. H. Baum & w. Son, Gtk PIANO—S8plendid Cell Rdama s 9121. ‘parlor grand” Knlhc. P FOR RENT. $3 per month nna up; largest selection in Washington to choose from; rent paid applies to purchase price if you decide to buy later: for spe- ®| clal sale values. see our ads unde; the rument e o ion. Phone PIANO, Knabe baby ulnflv lmull | size ma- hogany; ressonable; slightly used. Kreig's Storage Room e st. n.w. RADIO, Victor. " can " classilc m mbe- Tood condition: lbomnn very reasonable; must be ne. REFRIGERATORS e warehouse s 'L"%u lhun:orn l-u model- :eduud ime payments. “Smi Transfer & Stor: Phone North_33: RIS Jft. counter. : plumbing equipment_ for Pflcel rellonlble Call Cleveland o2 1400 N ¢ CAP twin beds: frfumlfm'd”%“a" i"der med :“private family. 8 MASS. AVE. N.W. (over drug st N(cely furnished front room f:‘:‘ll‘o Joining bath L b w. %nd fior. [ N—Completbly Cheertl clean > soome; xm Con _ave. HOTEL bright. monthly up. GRAND HOTEL. 808 ¥ st n%oCleans wasm rooms, week: 24-hour service. Met - u 1219 VERMONT AVE - small 2-rm. apt. with buh n-r ‘asemen c.h.w."oll heat: central EUCLID ST, N.W. >nd floor, 135 next to bath; continuous hot 'lur. nbonz near to both car and bus Lin DOWNTOWN. Conn. Ave.. 920 17th 8t — Larce doubles, twin beds. adj. bath. $38, studio room. $35: maid. bh 1508 WYOMING AVE M3 NW o Newly fur- nished rooms, single beds with Beautyrest mattresses; light housekeeping privileges; reasonable. MT. PLEASANT (17th and Lamont)—Large front room in private home. suitable for 1 gentlemen: reas. Columbis 6186-M. CALVERT & ~Two room& ™ 3056 5 352. 1054 CALVERT ST southern exposure. semi or private bath desired. Ladies or gentlemen. NEAR 18th AND COL. RD—In beautifull furn. private home: delightful. sunny bed- sitting room and double room. Women only, 1850 Mintwood pl. n.w. _Adams 9430. 1115 13th N. ot 31 Large. double rooms (twin bedi\ well heated: tlemen: walking distance. After 5 p. Oriental and Chinese; RoreRo !{wp 8 am. to 1 SPening sale. 1204 18t daily, MONROE ST. Apt. 5 —Attrac- ge front room. fext bath_conven- Phone Adams_9287- Vl BEWING MACH! learance nxe all machines greatly reduced. - Borfabie e, e like new. $40: console elec.. $25 drovhead, $15. 827 P e TRACTOR. Clelru cll!mllllr with_bull- dozer. $250; PFesno automatic scraper, pumps, ete. ' West 0497 or Georgia 5178 TYPEWR! 336; $ mo. just_like rent: No R L. C No's Undervood > b338 Wéo“mmman. ent mods and L. C. Smiths for rent B:r:’-m%nrg bully and ‘reconditioned machines. The L rona wls 16th 5t o Phone National 0411 PEWRITERS—Sale reconditioned ma. ninee: Smith $22.50: Roval. $2250: Un. derwood. 2 50 Many others. Excellent machines lué' rent, $3 per month. - Capitol ewriter Co. 5 E National 4858 ey VACUUM _ CLEANERS — 20 _ rebuilts: Hoovers. Eurekas, Royals and others: 1- terms. McKain's Lincoln 6050. st. ne. Open evemnu twin_ bed room. south e shower:_break: A'fi.m 10313 e. bed room and . private ‘enuemun or_coul 5350 20th ST. N.W., Chevy 7 ChageLarsy bed-living room “with Drivate bath an shower in detached home. Phone Cleve- land 5156 PETWORTH—Nicely ™ furnished — 8 room: two refined emploved breakfast Drivileges: $25: references. 706 Y ST NW-_-large com. fortable, front room, mext to bath: quiet Tman: $i5 month Phons Georgia 717 1714 RHODE ISLAND A ntlemen. in quiet. u:h.mve ho! 1829 O JRNTA ST. . Apt. Room far est next o Bath “room; sittin ladies; — Tea- sonable. anshed room. next dry privileges: ?hune Am.nuc 3276. VACUUM CLEANERS, factory rebullt_like Dew Suar, 1 year, Eureks. $9.75: Airwa or Electrolux, $14 with attachments: Hoover. $14.75; Decatur 5564 for delivery and demonstra- tion until 10 No_obligation to buy. Just call Dec. 5564. leave ddaress! Riifanie Motoa WASHING MACHINES —Ts. late models ter & Ridgles. WABHING MACHINES. electric. shopworn. Smith’ Transter & smnu e 1313 You st. n.w. Phone North Wreckmg Laurel Mxlls, 1,500,000 brick: Tumber 12x12 10x16, 50 ft.: 3x12 edge grain flooring: doors. windows, misc. Phone Laurel 324. State | Contracting Co. _Baltimore Md. CHRISTCEILD SOCIETY RUMMAGE SALE. COMMENCING DEC. 2 to 10. 1121 17th St. N.W. PRINTING PRESS. Wesel sutomatic. self-inking. self-feed- ing proof press. size 25x49-in 36 in. long. prints from roils: ith 520-volt d. ¢. motor. Avaliable apout Jan. 1. May be seen in use Evening Star composing room. Price, $150. Call 601 Star Building. € assortment D_Proc- n.w. Col. 0(‘00 MUSICAI. INSTRUMENTS—RADIO. NO. Frederick S50, Piavers: Aeolians. 8! Sibers $25 to 835 Smith's Transter §,Storage o 1515 Fou"st. v, Phone rth 3343, ADIO and Victrola, RCA-Victor combina- tion with records; original cost, $300, ash. 4116 3rd st. n.w.3% DU T ELECTRIC GRAND. with 400 roin perfect condition sell_at _once: PIANO-ACCORDION. tion: reasonable. Prone West 1590, Call eveuinggs s BT ek gy ey PIANOS—Brand-new. smallest size. ma- hogany apartment uprights only $145 with benches. These pianos are the latest most_popular models and just the right size for small apartments or studios. Pay $5 down. $1 weekly. Kitt's, 1330 G st. (near 14th st.) “orin "$50 sach. Phone | T and CHEVY CHA Front Sath. private tamiy: gentiemen Telephone Cleveland 1430. Cal WESLEY HTS _Attractively furnish- fxd Toom and bath. all improvements; gen- RNUM W. room. private bath. with or without garage, unllmltefl nnflne ‘one block from car. —Large. front. nicely fur- rng{n with gas range; $5 uble. 1 hished: lh oy s EYE ST, iy Tazee, well-heated oo Witk twin ._private bath. 1102 14th ST N.W_ Apt room. 3 windows besutifully furnished. | cozy 'home. walking dis to Govt. of- fices: reasonable: with ‘of Without board. * WNTOWN. 1513 L St. N.W._Lovely, front, S double room, southern expos- :_also twin bed Mm 1—Large front THE RIGHT GENTLEMAN ave large utside toom, private bath. phone and en- trance. downtown apt.: small private fam- ily. _Phone Nmo .ln Extension 803. 48 H ST. NE, 5—Purnished front Ao Sth uee of Dlichen. Eversihine fur- pisbed; wood heat: Teasoniable. Call afte o ¥ou N.W_OVER STORE; CON- V‘SNIB?‘IT %TO CAR AND BUS; $15 I(Otfl’l!. 1326 LONGFELLOW ST. llw—m home: nicely Iront room. next bnh convenient bus. CL FPHONE D chA'nm 0837. 1429 § ST. S.E—Large front room, suit- lble two 'emlem!n adjoining bath. Phone Atlantic 4354-J. ) MONROE 8T, for ‘two_ private ome: Reasonable. .. SSey; DO7S. 3 .,.m”:z‘m;, o, . pext to bath: G 'adams 7061-J. WUPONT CIRC] 14 .—8unny basement houaekeenln: room: lovely front ‘oom, twin beds; room D!l‘ bath: Hngle o double: inst. h. W. Dec. B84T. ‘We have several real values in Tepossessed grands, any of which are real values at the prices we sre asking for them: outstanding is & beautiful little ma- hogany baby grand. used only 4 months and in absolutely new condition, that can be purchased for the exact amount of the unpaid balance, $286 (monthly payments of $10): this piano is one of our latest and best selling models and a wonderful value at this price. Qhers, Includiny eral period models. $20 10, $27. un Ki 0 G NOS—We hlvr a few good. recondi- noned uprights, priced at $35, $45, $55 fine makes and all guaran- free delivery in piendid condition; el tor small homes or apartments. Pay $5 down. ;1&0 "'eiekl’. itt's, 1330 G st. (near 3606 }am T MW —Nicely r:r?g;ml room. for 2 girls or 2 men. couple: board if desired. B himbla 6345, 3348 16th ST. N.W.—Newly furnished room. corner Rouse; exclusive location; bus ston: steam heat: board opti 21 H ST. N.W.—Large, nuuy “furnished room. all conv. nrlv-te imuy remmb Aoply Bermer, seeom 753 CF 3 NW-—-!locknmm- pont Gircle. room mext to bath. 6820 Gth N.W—Excellently furnished, vate bath, separate dressing room. unl Tted shons. b .. sl Georgis 4910. 1742 P N.W.. near Dupont Circie— Nicely turnished single and double rooms. 3508 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE N.W.. cor- ner Park rd.—Two large furnished room: next bath: convenient; bus stop front door: price reasonable. NORTHWEST SECTION—Large room, twin T aflies: Zeforence exchanged. Call Nonh 1874 GRANDS AND UFRIGHTS are now offered This rands Sonsuit u-Cfor barsaie’ E”’.uit'}‘y""icfi'n’-"”"‘ nd Sepiier viancs. inger a ller pianos. Hugo Worch. 1110 G. since 1 POULTRY AND EGGS. OLD AND STARTED dept. of marke Hines Hetchery. Olney, Md. _Ashton 13-F: CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK. WANTED—Farm horses or mules: state aee. weight, condmon and price, Address Box 6-T. Star office. ANTIQUE STERLING SILVER. 'l'lflln’ l¢l le'., 'vases, plates. trays, ladle ets, by Tiffany, Gorham, Olld'ell, Bldfll!n Banks; dealer price. $1.35 an ounce; value, Harry Klngl;ck 1419 N st. SUITE to be sold for storage auction on Thursday, in our sales room. . ""Also_linens, dishes, feirmitiuge of Ceversdescription. - United States Storage Co. 5 BED ROOM room. Tadio, chifforobe, dressers. beds, T ey piano: l’sffileramr: cheap. Edelman, 3303 Geor- a_ave. ther high-grad Bhesis Hazelton Bievels & Sportine Goods Bore esd 6 1w, BICYCLES. rices: all Tovics; "new, S0 50 up; used, Glibert_1106 K st n sizes, tll $10 up. DOGS, PETS, ETC. NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS—Large front room with lavatory. newly decorated: 2 exposures: private family. 3717 WAI- v | ren st Emerson 64 DUPONT CIRCLE. 1765 Church st.—At- tractively furnished single room: southern ex: ason aua VOLTA PL. N.W.—Front roo: fn “exsosure, with bath end ahow erences. 1720 KILBOURNE PL_NW, Toom: -reasonable: _student ‘doubl Toom: 3rd foor. $25 monthiy: Tels. exch. 1349 JEFFERSON . N.W.—Lovely double room: couple or 2 'm ployed; de- tached home: board optional; reasonable. 090"1‘ 7091. 1841 _16ih §T. N.W.—Larse, riable, ;\lnny double ‘room: mvmlenl. lfith . 1369 PERRY PL. N.W. (Near cn;fi Tioey PEREY, Farnistied sthue Y vate home: gentleman. 'Cotumbia 780! FOR SALEIrish Seiter pupe. rTegists vered 4620 Wisconsin ave. n.w. nos-r n pedigreed; 5 months old; m- sonable. 631 10th n.e. AMUEL'S PEKINGESE Tl distinction, ideal for Xmas: best uality at reasonab rd., nr. W.G. &C. Ulllb COAI. WOOD, FUEL OIL. 1729 21st ST. N.W.—Large. attractive room. exclusive home, twin beds. south exmure mmme me or two gentlemen. 2* 21 rnished rooms, for Tene 1 stngle and 1d oubie rosm. OENTLEMEN or employed 'couple: home: master bed room, shower and bath; nicely furn.: Mlull!ul location. 000 8885, THE ALABAMA, 1015 N st. nw.—Two bright front rooms nicely furnished; 'tl.l- ing distance Govt. departments. after 6 o'clock. DIRECT PENNA.__ MINES_Hard aL white nsls stove, ke, chestnut, $10- -m Phone Columbia 3724. day or_night. 724 22nd ST. N.W.—Large room. double bed: oil heat: cont. h w.. a.m..: ‘walking distance _downtown: prlv-tc home. 2° GOOD SOLID DRY OAK WOOD cut stove Jength: big truck load, one and & half tg{’flol-nsl& delivered. Phone lhepherd 1332 SHERIDAN ST. N.W.—Large lmnl te bath: nlnly lllmllhid rm: " ;:‘ to bus and car I.\nl- l'ellonlbll saperse 3¢ up — Rooms _ dry f white -ech. G. M. m‘ult !J.neoln %e l—nnmn‘t Loy mu’n eu“fi ,A ANT Xm 2 Deintierd o dlc?n t, $115 s0 %0 CER T n.w. Ad.3180, wmur night. PAPERING—Pree estimates. guarantee my work to satisfy. Dmrm aann. 3* AINTING done at once, 34 & T P A ReTudusg Daper: WOk wuar- Georgia_0024. 'APERING. room and up, Anteed: references. ‘Tooms, = PAPERING; Sorvies. *Alus pamiine and caulking. Roy White. Mhnnzuu 7- .uul BOTTLES, Southeast. no&u sipoly Co Lincoln 11 1£A’ lllh A.N'D nle n‘rfl\um 1ror ‘;‘mcm. oo N Cargest selection at bigain_prices. ER sed Material Dept. C Sts. B.W. Bm AN )’:w omo:lmmual mn—w buy. sell. trade used 'S, 6 Mfi 8t n.' rooms, 2-story hlll. 0 no better wm'kwlhb. regard- | ik dats, “Bikbin e P, complete: l.lnfl price. _Columbi PAPERING-PAINTING ) e ney (deal with d’l’.fl:) It; ead. Tl Metx any time, Col. mn’ 'uu.nouflc Decatur 3419, uu Nh mrlhllm o P‘mfl g pl-lnllnl 'hmfln‘ at hl‘:d Call nn- 6&8 l‘mont A dsy nrhn. mecmo painting and lastering. mu Hl%glfl. lafl&mrn Phone m mm faohers: helpers, la Tef. Dec. 3561, 1 111-6' Dainting: better work S waitine. Jowest orices: latest 5423 7th st aw. m P, COAL. WOOD heaters ‘Ef cum plete mmszm‘“‘a:( ntedeemed mmma. watches an A"e door. Horning's Highway Bridge, opp. Wash. be_soid durnl n lnmhog‘" ‘Thurs- for s BAVE HON“ ash anthraci 08l $10,50; pes. 050 bue bin. _Columbia’ 037 nn e verv hut Ps. 'mu chestn Jhelt. '$7.75; plll ENMORE 8T, Clarendon, Ve —2 e Toume Compiétely Turnished Deat Dlisses, street_cars. Clarendon 380-R. th ST Lot T e e, S ooo—su-oud per d. cut an! lfll‘th dcl.lwud lnd Sonest measure. grompz auvm Pnom Ashton 20-F-14. ooo—omulm hwm twist o-k lnfl hlflm $11 cord. Phone Bradley i VERT ST. N.W —ines 1932 CAL! _uz——r 17“ le' -l hfllfl. nlnlln permo.$7perwk. 3 W mo. 1hx. CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.—Bed room fx;mnlunmm. ynvlu entrance, southern exposure: lady. Phone Columbis 4889. FLEM]NG & HOPKINS, 4 3100 CONN_ AVE.- —Attractive room. & 5 st