Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1936, Page 29

DAILY SHORT STORY b OT ON A BET By Robert F. Hallock. 'ARTHUR LOW- RY did not ke Dave Mec- Knight, and the two men should never have been seated side by side at the National Press Club dinner. For Lowry had never been known to pass up & ehance to belittle the younger news- paper man. The columnist saw his chance when the aplause following Dave's speech died down. He caught the ey of a young novel- st seated across the table; winked broadly. “Say, Jim,” Low= ry said distinctly, “any one would think McKnight was a second Mau- passant or an O. Henry to hear him talk about writing short stories. And he,” Lowry laughed, “and he's noth- ing but an advertising writer.” The young novelist shifted uncom- fortably in his chair. He glanced at Dave, who was smiling slightly as he tore open a package of cigarettes. Dave chuckled suddenly, shifting his chair so that he could see his heckler. “Say, Arthur,” he drawled, “didn't you like my speech?” “LIXE it? I think 1t was & lot of hot air. What do you know about short stories?” The columnist was grinning now; Dave had risen to the bait. “Not & whole lot,” admitted Dave. “But my speech was on the tech- nique qf writing and I do know a bit about that.” “Oh? Well, you're a smart fellow, McKnight” Lowry stood up and reached into his pocket. “But” he ‘went on, “I've got just $500 that says we won't see your name signed to a published short story within, say, three months.” “Well, Lowry,” he said slowly, “I| haven't got anywhere near that much money with me.” “Gentlemen’s agreement. You know the rules of this club. A man's word 1s his bond.” Dave nodded slowly. slon was unreadable. around the table; saw novelist making frantic gestures. And suddenly he smiled. He stood up. “All right, Lowry,” he said. It's a bet.” Lowry extended his hand. “Shake, Dave,” he cried heartily. “You men,” he continued, turning to the others at the table, “are witnesses to the agreement. We'll all meet here for dinner three months from today and the loser will pay the check.” He glanced inquiringly at Dave, who nodded smilingly. DAVE walked out of the. Press Club with Jimmy Thayer. He was still smiling. “Gosh, Dave” cried the young novelist, as soon as they were out of earshot, “I sure was glad to see you stand up to that guy. “But” he paused, frowning dubiously. “Lowry's right, in a way. You never wrote any stories, did you? Dave's grin widened. “Don’t worry about that bet. I've got an ace or 80 up my sleeve, my friend, and you're one of them. Here'’s what I want you to do—" Dave's voice dropped to a low pitch and the two walked on, deep in conversation. During the three months that fol- lowed Lowry watched Dave as closély as he could, and, since the two men occupied adjoining offices, he saw him nearly every day. Apparently, Dave His expres- He glanced The columnist was grinning now. the young| how——" went about his du- ties as usual. He never mentioned the bet. As the appointed day drew nearer and nearer Lowry's chuckles ~ became proporticna tely louder. He was convinced that Dave's $500 was as good as in his pocket. And the night of the cru- cial dinner he was the first arrival at the Press Club. * X kX "THE dinner was & success, despite the growing ten- sion as it drew to a close. After the coffee had been served and the men were lighting their after-dinner cigarettes Lowry could contain him- self no longer. His face wreathed in smiles, he turned to Dave. “Well,” he chuckled, “has the boy wonder anything to say before I take his five hundred?” Dave smiled quietly. “No. this speak for me,” he said. He reached down at his side and from his brief case took the latest copy of a famous magazine. He proffered it gravely. “Look through it, Lowry,” he said. Surprised, Lowry accepted the magazine. The other members of the party leaned closer as he began to leaf through it. “Well,” began Lowry, “The, first story is by Terence Lane—he has one in nearly every issue of this maga- zine.” He turned a page, another. “The second, by Romney Dell. The third, by——" He turned more pages and suddenly clenched his fists, his eyes . bulging as he stared at the printed page. “The third, by—David McKnight!” A MURMUR arose from the group. The tension was broken. Lowry, his face a thundercloud, was pro- ducing a check book. Some of the group pushed back their chairs and rose. But Dave held up his hand. “Wait a minute, fellows,” he said. “There’s something more.” He paused, | watching Lowry. “You see, I didn't write that story.’ “You didn't?"” yelped Lowry. “Then Il let “No,” interrupted Dave, “I didn't. Jimmy Thayer wrote it and signed my name. So the bet is off.” { There was a dead silence, while the | group assimilated the bombshell that | had been dropped in its midst. Lowry | was the first to regain his powers of | speech. He leaped to his feet. “McKnight,” he cried exultantly, “I claim that bet. True, we didn't actually say that you had to write the story. but that was the understanding, as I'll call on this club to verify.” E SCANNED the faces of the clubmen, laughing triumphantly | when he saw several heads nod. * thought,” he chuckled, “that you'd| try to wiggle out of it some way.” Dave leaned negligently back in his chair. His voice was calm as he spoke. | “You mean, then, that to win the bet I had to have a story published | that I wrote myself, rather than have | my name signed to one?” Lowry nodded. “Exactly,” he said. “Well, then,” grinned Dave, “take | another look at the first story in the magazine.” Lowry opened the magazine to the story by Terence Lane. He looked up inquiringly. ‘What about it?” “I wrote that one,” said Dave, gent- ly. “You see, I use Terence Lane as | a pseudonym.” | (Copyright, 1936.) HELP _MEN. AUTO ESTIMATOR—To Work in cashier s office: must be fast and accurate with fgures; references required. Address Box 404-M. Star_office. __ ¥ sesn v | AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN—One familiar With popular priced cars: state references. Address Box 405-M. Star_office. BOOKS, BONDS. insurance or real estate Salesman for issue unusual securities filed: 1.7“ supervision. Apply Tuesday, room 0 0 hour: two paint- Highview terrace. t se. H._J. Kamsch Co. 2 CARPENTER’ HELPER—One who can peint. State wages. experience and phone. ‘Address Box 62-M. Star_offi ny CHAT! steady job. n XN COLLECTOR OR SOLICITOR. full or part time; permanent position to Teliable man: s0_advertising_solicitor. National 4K13. COLLECTOR. between 21 and 35 vears old. to handle current accounts; Car Necessary. See Mr. Murray. Room 409. 1319 F st. n.w. CURB ATTENDANTS. iz Apply 5111 Georgia ave. n.W. N, to bottle and pasteurize in nearbv Marvland: also man Address Box 402 DAIRY) small_dairs. o work in cow barn. Star_office. HELP MEN. (Continued.) SODA ] OUNTAIN MANAGER, experienced. Apply Califcrnia Pharmacy, 1 Cali- fornia st. n.w s s S TUTOR—to assist in organization of mas- ter thesis in_education. Address Box 478-M. Star ¢ | . with hotel experience, able to do repairing: give references. Address Box 4:8-M. Star office. | . white: only thoroughly perienced men capable of earning $20 to S0 per week need apply; must be able to furnish references; no Sunday work. See Mr. Carrol WHITE BOY. with wheel. to work in tatlor shop and deliver clothes. 1147 15th at.mwi YOUNG MAN, who is honest wanted b{ well-known firm in plumbing and “heating business for general oftice work, collecting: must furnish bond. An- swer' in own handwriting: schooling. reference: Address Box YOUNG_MA high school sraduate. to represent large | corporation as junior salesman. Must be willing to study in spare time to prepare | for highly pleasant and profitable future. Salary. Apply Ray Palmer, room 708 National Bank Bldg.. 1333 G at. 30 to 6_p.m. state age. t‘lm weekly salary. ELDERLY OR RETIRED MAN. light office small salary. 4615 41t st. n.w. ENGINEER MAINTENANCE MAN. expe: enced, for hotel work, Apply manager 1522 21st t. n.w. S MAN TO DISTRIBUTE SAMPLES and take orders. _Address Bo: G, Star office. MAN, willing to work 8 hours a day for good pay _Address Box 1 . Star_office. MAN with chain or ment _store ex- perience to call on_regular customers. Ad- Gress Box 133-G. Star_office. THREE_MEN For_local tea and coffee routes. paving uj to $32.50 weekly; no experience required, but must be physically able and willing to give part service to approximately 200 regular consumers: auto given .producers, ! Apply 9 to 12 a.m.. 1110 9th st. n.w. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. We need 2 ®ood closers for our suburban office. Plenty of new houses—plenty of leads. See Mr, Phillips. JAMES, INC.. WAPLE & 9521 Georgia Ave. __Shepherd 4455 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 12 1936, HELP_MEN. FURNITURE REFINISHER Ana repalr man, thoroushly experienced. sork in . See Mr. Gorall, Moses & Co_. 804 Rhode Island avé. n.e. HELP WOMEN. ( . HOUSEKEEPER. mid ed. good cook: stay night: ef.; good home to r' F&Dln!: Il’al" salary. Address Box 424-K. Star office. > WANTED—WHITE ASSISTANT FURNITURE SHIPPING CLERK. nm‘:' age, exne;&en?e re(er,elm;et cellent_salary and_steady position. dress Box 460-K. Star office. 5 MEN. EXPERIENCED. USED CAR SALES. GOOD PAY. RELIABLE COMPANY. SEE E. B. FRAZIER, No. 2 N. Y. AVE. N.W. WOODWARD & LOTHROP DESIRES THE SERVICES OF TAILORS EXPERI- ENCED ON MEN’S CLOTH- ING. APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 9th FLOOR. WANTED, 2 capable furni- ture salesmen. Poise, per- sonality and knowledge re- quired. Apply Mr. McKin- ley, Julius Lansburgh Furn- iture Co., Inc., 909 F st. n.w. SALESMEN, for outside sell- ing; radio, refrigerators, washers; cars not necessary. Good salary and commission. Steady year-round work. Ask Ad- nw. LUGGAGE SALESMAN. One of Washington’s best stores has a permanent posi- tion open for a man of in- tegrity and experience. Ad- dress Box 292-M, Star office. JEWELRY SALESMAN. If you are a young man of fine integrity who is inter- ested in a selling career, this permanent, congenial posi- tion in a Washington store will appeal to you. Address Box 290-M, Star office. HELP MEN AND WOMEN. SALES PEHSONS wanted—Fine mas card lines. Artcraft Gree'ing Card Co. 1415 Eve st. n.w. (street floor) EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. BUSINESS. ___ ASSISTANT MANAGER. hotel (m.) 5 to 43; night clerk. hotel (m.). 2110 hotel dining-room manager (f.). age ° 40; pantry. salad, steam table and c: ter girls, ages 18 to 15: soda dispensers ‘m. T waitresses: gyster shuckers (m ). bus boys (m.) experienced white. D. C. Employment Center, 456 Indiana ave. n.w. ‘DOMESTIC AGENCY.” Dec. 2416, North fl 10! 9th. furnishes cooks. ®.hw . s, housemen, couples. kiicher sers._porters. e i OPENINGS for cooks, g.h.w. helpers. maids. nurses. day workers part 1ime: &0 or stay. Domestic_Agency. 135 Oth n.w 561, 1402 11th RELIABLE AGENCY. De has cooks. malds. waitresses .h w. part- time day workers, housemen. chaiffeurs INSTRUCTION COURSES. AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS — Exp. courteous. patient white instructor: skill acquired easily: parking and trafic sons, $5. Mr. Rundletl. phone Ge: AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parking and clutch control: car furnished. Call the “Old Reliable” Foster Hariwell, Met. 1500 GREGG SHORTHAND, t arith. speed dictation: beginners and views! individual instruction. Decatur GREGG SHORTHAND by exp. teacher: ginners, review. speed dittation: Ppr lessons’_moderate rates. Dec 4-J. HIGH SCH complete in_ two year: College preparatory; standard texts fur- nished; study at home Write for cata- logue. Address Box 463-K. Star office. LAW OR GENERAL DICTATION, everings; speed classes. Pitman or Greg Apt, 14 La_Salle. _Metropolitan_2161 i IF a QOUBTER. pass on, if PROGRESSIVE attend Boyd's and save time, money and 80 to work several months earlier. n stenagraphy, bookkeepine. "comptometer, calculating machines. New classes forming. BOYD'S SCHOOL. 134 F. National 23R! Hl DIESEL SCHOOLS America’s oldest exclusive Diesel schools offer the universaily recoznized Diesel training: complete day, night and me lidv courses with practical shop train- ing on largest diversified group of Diesel engines for instruction purposes: pay as you iearn; effective placement service. Die- sel News and_37-page book free. State age Write Office of Registrar, Mr. Dave Milier_921 Emerson st. n.w. 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NATIONAL saies organization thing of special interest to two women, 25 to 50: investigate our plan and let us prove to you that you can make 501 oney. "Apply 513 K st. n.W. _ SALESLADY, refined. capable of handling customers; good pay: Dermanent. ADPlY Mr. Hol Room 210, 1427 Eve st. n.w. morning £ SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER _to {al complete charge lawyer's office. State ed cation. experience. age. salary EXMCL: 3 Address Box 122-M. Star office. 14 TEACHER—Permanent position in evening school for_experienced _typewriting in- tructor. _Address Box 457-M. Star_offic WAITRESSES (5). white. exoerienced; si: 34 and 38, Alvnly 9 to 12 mornings, Tune 5 st. n ‘WHITE—Cook ‘and general housewor] no laundry references required. Call Cleveland 1595, WOMAN. white neat, healthy. in home: experienced: care of smal light dutles; $7 week. 1430 R. Av! iR WOMAN, exceptional, 0 to 40 years of age, in good health, well educated. intelli- gent. no home or outside encumbrances, urgently needing employment. We train vou to train others in make-up natura ness, using exceptional cosmetics: no can- vassing permitted: automobile, telephone aboslutely necessary. This is & psrmanent position if you qualify. Write Normitol, Inc. Norwalk. Conn. 8 S ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY, age 14 travel to Florida, California’ and ret with organization of ladies: publishe mailing list campeign: permanent. with chance for advancement. Salary, S8R0 month, bonus_and transoortation. 'Apply 10-1 am.. 6-8 p.m. Hotel Burlington Vermont at Thomas Circle. Mr. Blake. 1 ASSISTANT HOSIERY BUYER. This opportunity will in- terest a woman of character and ability who is experi- enced in this line and who wants pleasant working con- ditions. Address Box 291-M, Star office. e HELP DOMESTIC. I av THE TIMID SOUL. HELP AND SITUATIONS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. ACCORDIONS—Visit our store for real values in sample and reconditioned instru- ments. Cellini, 12 by 4.50: Bertini, 5 . 120 bass, $08. Many others. 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MAID for g.h.w.. ¥0od laundress to live in: must have city reference. Emer- | ACCOUNTANT sys installed. checked, | Rept up part time. monthly statemen | reasonable; monthly audits. Col._8778. 1 BOY, colored, wants work in store or house. high' school graduate, Decaiur 0468-J. 1501 Rist. W, * i COLORED MAN, e butler work in_private family. _Coiumbia ENGRAVER —Competent and _experienced jewelry and silverware engraver d Washingt connection. ‘Address 159-M office. | MAN_ coi d. desires wor | etent driver, references. col._young, as chaufeur: reference: drive any make 4991-W. 150K 10th st. n.w. _12% | SECY.-STENOG_. experienced. needs work. evenings and Saturdays' has typewriter. | mimeograph. Address Box 442-K. Btar OB S8 oy o o) S 12 YOUNG MAN at liberty for anythin; time. anywhere. Address Box 297-K. St o evd e e = e R g ST YOUNG MAN desires work of anv_kind, 'S permit; can_give feferences. Vst o | YOUNG MAN desires Job driving truck. | local ‘or long distance: " experienced. A ! dress Box 316-M, Star office. 12° MAN. enced: Nort __ SITUATIONS WOMEN. GENERAL OFFICE WORK_ shorthand, | typing, by experlenced_young lady; ref- | erences. _Phone Col. 2746. 1 GERMAN NURSE_ for adults cr child or complete charge of home; dletitian; ref. Rockville 238 GIRL, colored_ Wishes position | maid, pantry girl and (hotel res | domestic maid: reference. _Columbi MIMEOGRAPH OPERATOR. expert cutter_and high-speed typist now avail- able for position. Address Box 459-M, Star office. 2 P R PRACTICAL NURSE_will care for baby, invalid_or aged lady. Call Miss Atwell, | Shepherd 4253-J. G S | SEAMSTRESS _ whife. " desires sewine by | the day. Terms reasonable. Satisfaction | guaranteed. _Adams 967 % STENOGRAPHER — Young _woman with college degree and stenographic _experi- ence in literary capacity. capable of rapid dictation and 60 words a minute as & typist, expert stencil cutter and mimeo graph’ operator wishes a _position by N Vember 1. _Address Box 455-M. Star office. YOUNS LADY desires position as recep- tion clerk or Reneral office work.- Call Adams 4202 ok YOUNG_LADY, convent school graduate typine. 3 systems filing. quick, efcient. di sires_immediate position. Clar. 811-] FALSE _TEETH REPAIRS WHILE wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room 601, Westory Bldg.. 14th aud F._Open Sun. a. GRADUATE NURSE GIVES KIND CARE and special diets, in her home, to invalids or_retired persons; rates reasonable; doc- tor's references. Atlantic 1104. EMPLOYMENT HELP. 1t vou seek employment let my experi- ence and knowledge of the field help you prepare a LETTER OF APPLICATION that will get results.G. A, COOK, 624 Earle Blde.Natl. % 17° NURSING HOME For invalids and convalescents. Adams 3. 1833 Kalorama rd. CAMERA REPAIRS. ciMii{A’Ttinmfu? PULLER & d’ALBERT. INC Phone REPAIRS & SERVICE. fl!!flfl'flfl!flg ! an'('m&_ room. T . Tol up: ‘work guaranteed. J. > b ey eed. J. N. son, Dis PAPERHANGING FPuintin yrs.' service: reas. prices. Morris Lean, Columbia 5K 1 PAPERING AND PAINTING General repairs st reasonabls prices: all work guaranteed. Mr. N. Schiff, 130 Web- ster st. n.w. Adams 3196-W. PAPERING—5 RMS.. 2-STORY HALL. $30 o OOk service: wnite merhanier: an any time; neat papers. Randolph 3445. 30 PAPERING ROOMS S5 0F WORK SEORGE. 500 Oneids FI_NW Geo_baes ASTERING. repal : ) work. patching. porating up. " Get the man I‘vhn does best work at reasonable prices. Lioyd Perdue, 614 Kastle pl. n.e. Lin. 5641, 1 815 10th 5t N.W__Phone National 4712 HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW PRIC! AND $5.00 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Papering Heating Painting Oil Burners Flooring Porch Inclosures Plumbine Remodeling Call MR. TABOR at Metropolitan 0854 tor_Free THE HOME MODERNIZING CO 1009 ¥th St. N.W. Night Phone, Clev STOP—LOOK—LISTEN! It is good sense to save cel Before deciding who_is to do your Wwork, sk for references. Don't be fooled by accepting the first estimate. 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We can advise you about any of your problems without cost to vou Cementing Fireplace Garage Heating Hardwood Carpentry Plumbing Plastering Porches Remodeling Roofing Papering Sun Parlor Tiling Wiring Weather- floors stripping Interior Miscellaneous Shingling decorating Bujld addition Stone work Metal ceilings Brick work Stuccoing Painting THE FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., INC. 913 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Natl 7403, Natl. 7416, Nite: Adams 0033. 16° REPAIRS AND SERVICE. SITUATIONS MEN_AND_WOMEN. COLORED COUPLE_ reliable. able of taking full charge: wife good cocy, maid: husband cook. Janitor. houseman. ~Atlantic COLORED—Man_and wife wai houseman and cook; live In T!I:Dhar{z Atl. 0120 t job as refer’e‘r,:_ce. BEDDING MATTRESSES. box springs and pillows reno.: best prices and prompt del. Wash, Mattress Co.. 419 L st. s.w_Nat. 6679, CARPENTER. builder; frame. brick: gen- eral remodeiing: fine cabinet wor or_contract: reasonabl in CARPENTER—Floorin, stripping. ~ general 1359_Taylor st. A shelving, weather- repairing. Brining, T SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. DIESEL. Become a Diesel expert; day. night and home study courses with ample shop work Many graduates in gocd positions. - Write Tor Gelalls - Addrsss ‘N. ¥ Diesel Inst. Box_127-J. Star office. GREGG SHORTHAND REVIEW AND GRADED SPEED DICTATION. Day_and Evening Classes. Mount Pleasant School for Secretaries. TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING 14th St. at Park Rd. Columbia 3000. —_— HELP WOMEN. AGENTS _Sell our $1 box assortment of beautiful_Chris.mas_cards. “ sion. _Earl’s, Inc.. 1727 Pa. i BEAUTY OPERATOR, Neison Beauty Shob. 1 MAN to_fake over resiricted territory to Bet ms dealer for large. nationally adver- tised orgauization: some sales experience would be helpful. but not necessary. Ap- ly. ** to 4. 979 National Press Bldg. g‘AN with on experience in high- state experience and 331 Linden avenue, s portrait studio; Jack Udel, N, experienced. for estimating plum N6, heating and to supervise installatio must kn D. C. plumbing regulations Snd drive auto: §0od opportunity to locate with well-known firm specializing in job- bing_and remodelins. Answer in own handwriting. state age, schao!mi. qualifi- cations and reference: also weekly salary. Address Box 279-M. Star office. MAN for protected territory with 300 cus- tomers; samples free: personal training iven: 'new Fall lines. Apply mornings, feal Bilk Hosiery. 1427 Eve st. n.w. i MAN. experienced. for estimating. super- vising tin roofing and sheet metal work of ail kfnds: must ave fair education. drive Suto. " State ateeschooline, aualifications. Teference in own handwriting: also salary: 00d oppOrtunity to locate with well-known rm_ S alizing in g)bbh’ll remodeling. Address. 305-M. Star_office. Christmas_article, sells for $1: $1 your' commission; 10_to 16 sales daily. Suite 302, 1317 F st. n.w. MEN. inexperienced: $20 plus comm. for Hret 2 “weeks' work: earnings advarnced: t work: no strings or trick con- eacis. drawing Acct if needed. APply 709 Btls bidg.. 810 18th st. n.w. wanted (10), 721 Hamlin at. rookland. P! experi- e , Columbia D382. n&flm{um Jobbing Band; vel- rence: required. Must know jobbing. Ad- Sreas Box :361-M. Star o t paperhangers, carpenters and brickiRyers. " Aoply ral Contracting Co., Inc, 913 New York aye. n.w. _12¢ O MECHANIC for general radio Te- pairs; must_know auto radio: Tefer- eénce or need not apply. Ask for David Hereon. 1706 7th st. n.w. RADIO SERVICE MEN: must be experi- .nmm-nd RS wh Emitraments; whn oF without cars; ry, steady work. Ask_for M 16_F st. n.w. SAT N_High type man desired: ai fractive compensation while learning: ni tionally advertised . Phoenix Mutual Lil Insur Co.: unusual, permanent Oppor- tunity; advancement. See John J. Outcalt, mer., 833 Woodward Bldg., any time Mon- day. r‘{fim" ot commistion, Sepending Tpon Ability. = See Mr. Knight, 1710 Conn. ave. n.w. siengid portunity, . Aply M. CAmp, D) 3 ly Mr. 202 Blde.. {lt.h d P n.w. % expe; in_rem neat appearance. m) ly work. Apply at once, ae WANTED. ‘Two men over 45, Who have been turned down on account of age and who are tired of $100 promises. Call at 513 K st. nw. SALESMEN To_represent_the oldest automobile dls- tributor in Washington. _selling Chrysler and Plymouth cars at retail. Realize your | life's ambition to work for a thoroughly reliable and trustworthy company handling 8 broduct that is well respected and that e nroud to represent. Ask for Mr. Randell. H. B. Leary, Jr., & Bros., 1613 Fouvmton we e a St e e For men of sober habits and good repu- tation. Must be 21 and have D. C. driver's permit. Possible earnings $35 week und up. UNION TAXICAB ASSOCIATION, 1256 _22nd_St. N. W. OIL BURNER SALESMEN Old-established burner service com- pariy wants 3 men who will be steady and 3 relisble, | Prospects you now have will be Drotected. ~ Price of burner. $275. Leads and assistance given to men chosen: extra hirh commission. Call Si BOOKKEEPER—Give refs. ag ence. phone number. Address Box 43 Btatiofiee: —ua . ooon sl v COLORED GIRLS and women (30). to demonstrate and take orders for Wilknit Guaranteed Hoslery; weekly salary, $6 to $10 and commission. Apply 2028 Georgia v Phone Decatur b4 COOK—General _housework, experienced cook: " excellent city references. Potomac_38K: i | CURTAINS STRETCHED and laundere all kinds: 40c per pair. :i5c per pan called for and delivered._Atl. 3811- GURTAINS STRETCHED. 40 cents & pa Fork called for and delivered. Lineoln GIRL. colored._as chambermaid or dish- washer: experienced. Phone Met. 0892. " experienced. wal 1 day's work. cleaning or hotel mald. erence. Potomac 5654. LAUNDRI time wo! take home, janitress, 4524 Georgia 9849, MAID, colored, wants work of any kind © no_Sundays. North 4805-M. WOMAN, colored. reliable. wants day" work or laundry io take home. 5 years experience. _Col. 760° 54 WOMAN. colored. morning work 8 to 1. cleaning, do laundry; no Sundays. Decatur Gean-g R st nw = ERSONAL PHYSIOTHERAPY = TREATMENTS FOR better health. Health lamps. Vitonet and v golr cabinet baths. Appointment. Pol. T Wol Iowa ave. n.w. COUNTER GIRLS, 2: good pay for willing ‘workers. Ad Box 479-M. Star office. CURB ATTENDANTS, over 18 years: 20od tips and meals. Apply 5111 Georsia ave. n.w. GIRL for light housework, evenings. in return for_room and two meals. Wiscon- sin_3889-R. H GIRL wanted to work in coal office; Work simple; intelligence and pleasing person- that {s necessary. Give name. . and reference. Address Box 363-M. GIRLS. over 18 to complete sales dent.. $9 guaranteed salary. plus bonus while learning: experience not required: perma- nent work for those selected. 709 Otis Bldz._R10_1Kth HOUSEKEEPER, white; _steady _position: stay nights: good home to right Darty. Georgia_9447. after 7 p.m. ATTENTION FIBRE FLOWER MAKERS. Real art_studio offers you guality m: terials. also free instruction 4n the finest type of fibre flowers. 1 F st. Room K07 1 YOUR CHILD CALLED FOR. DELIVERED, fed, amused, taught. incliding French. danicing by college graduate. ® to 4 each day in Chevy Chase. Cleveland 5764. 1 HEMORRHOIDS ERADI BY own method: results effective for a life- time or money back Write for bookiet: no S8OMMERWERCK. drugs or surgery. 565 Columbia rd. Adams 0388, sidewalks, parch your walls, experienced. Lin, 5641, 614 Kastle pl. n. CHAIR CANING ,g*;,mmf; rockers splinted. CLAY ARM! 1250 10th st.n.w_Phone Metropolitun 2063 DOMESTIC RUGS washed and_shampooed untll Nov. 1. 9x12, 8x10. 6x9. $2.50: scat- ter sizes. bic up. 8. O. S. Rug Washing Service. Adams 5717 ELECTRI WIRIN T Dairs 6-r. m?e fixtures & b: o m:‘;d:g:st Resal Elec_Co. 849 J:nm; ot 8391 TLOORS B5:nding, fnishing. Reason- F able. ‘L T, Folk, 5357 Sherrier pl. n.w._Cleveland 0528. GENERAL REPATR WORK—Work guaran- teed: roof, drain spout: carpenter K, papering, painting. John Wright. Met. : . JOB PLASTERING AND —No job_too far nor too small. Thomas._District_4570. Hectial ADDiantes Bessired. Lionel Trains Senaived, o 1410 L St. N. Metropolitan_$439. PAINTING. papering. roofing. general re- pairing _guaranteed: reas. M L 8mith. 1 Webst w_Phone Adams 7108, ‘William 15¢ . pain washable 'paper. $6.0! GIN week. Imperial i Svigel, Columbla 9047, guarantee my work. PAPERING. PAINTING: dt-ioulxeu with mechanic for better work at lowest prices. Metz._Columbia 0306 any time. PAPERING, painting at reasonable prices. Tnsist on_better work. H. Sobel, Adams bR25,_445 Kenyon st. n.w. 18¢ PAPERING —5_rooms. 2-story hall, PAPERING AND PAINTING. RESPONSIBLE Workman: prices reasonablé: Work guaran- feed: best references: estimates. Col. 4641, NGFELLOW _ SCHOOL _FOR _ BOY! arding and day: grades 1-8; 200 acre Teasonable: eircular, College’ Park, M Greenwood 2242 HOUSEKEEPER, white. competent; two in junday, Monda: or Tuesday afternoon between 2 and & p.m. Ask for Mr. Weaver, 3302 M st. n.w. family; live in.’ Decatur 0472. 1014 Up- shur st. n.e. A MULTHMLLIONAIRE- DAKE RECENVES THE GEM AND DELIVERS IT TO BANKOK , WHO MEETS HIM WITH A CAR ==~ BANKOK ASKS FOR DAKE'S GUN - —— HOLARSHIP AT BUSINESS COLLEGE ale, cheap. Address Box 32-K, Star no_better workmanship. regardless. C689._Hre.. 8 a.m. to 5 D.m.. white mech. PERING, PAINTING, PLASTERING — Reasonable prices. I do my own work: suaranteed, best references. Bales, 633 Lamont_st 1889, PAPERHANGING — ial_ this _ week. Rooms scraped. dry: cracks filled: any paper in our book, $6. DO my own Werk. Guaranteed. G Secret Operative 48. / A ROOFING. siding. rock wool Johns-M vil@ payment contractor; 3-year plan The American Reroofing Co. Inc.. 3313 14th n.w.__Columbis_4551. ROOFING._TINNING. PAINTING. GENERAL HEPAIRING. 0 Call Mr. Shipley. Adams 294:1-W. 1 ROGFING. SIDING. INSULATION ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO,, __2125 R. 1. Ave. NE._ Potomac 020 RUGS POORLY CLEANED ruins na repairs, perfect washing: handworl low prices. A__A. RUG_CLEANER. West 2271 UPHOLSTERING Furniture Re pairing. Work done in home if desired. ~Weaver, 1434 Newt. n.w. Ada — | utenti best | AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.. closing about 200 machines at rare bargains: ample_‘parking space. Open evenings. 1431 East_Capitol Lincoln 005 ANTIQUE ~_PISTOLS ~AND GUNS_Larst | collection: will sell single pleces. Antjque Shop. 619 Pa. ave ANTIQUES-—Early Americ: furniture, lamps. china, old books, prints and glas among them a pair of Sanderich Dolphin csndle sticks and a pair of amethyst slip- ers: _good things at reasonable Drice he Goiden Horse Shoe_ Upperville, Va.. Route 50, Washington_45_miles. BAKERY equipment; _ first-class sha cheap for cash. C. C. Nolls, 1001 King st.. Alexanoria. Va. 13° BED ROOM. dining room. living room suites, twin beds, rugs. studio couch. dres ers, breakfast set. Edeiman. 3303 Ga. ave. * Winter BED ROOM SET, breakfast room set and | odd pieces: bargains._ 3100 Conn. ave.. No. 2 Columbia_2145. o BED, dark, metal. inner-spring matiress and ‘springs: excelient condition: $18. South_Oak st.. % BICYCLES Rollfast and other high-grade wheels. - “Hazelton Bicycle & 6porting Goods Store 424 0 o BRICK _(250.000 used: _building materlals, sheeting, framing. plate glass store fronts. doors, sash. heating plants, radiators; wrecking entire block. N. Capi- tal and G sts. n.w. opp. Gov. Printing Office. American Wrecking Co. Tel. Lin- P e s S D BRICK, LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate- rial from many wrecking jobs; largest se- lection at pargain prices. HECHINGER CO. Used Material Dept. 15th & H 8ts. N.E. 6th & C Sts. S W. . Ave. ) 5 Nichols S.E. BUFFET—Solid _mahogany_ — Englander couch. good _condition. Phone Wisc, 45! fter Sunday, Wisc. 434: = BUSINESS PAPER. Arlington Count carefully edited and condensed. Send stamp, 2 months; _25¢ in stamps, year. G. H. Greathouse, Rosslvn. Va. 32 CAMERAS. We buy. seil. trade used cam- gras Cine kodaks and erojectors Bar- ing_daf Rol 's._ 529 14 n lated Buffe condition, Other_reconditioned struments st all prices; easy Kitt's 23330 Gt~ COAL. WOOD & OIL STOVES Circulating Heaters. Stove_Pipe _ 'HECHINGER CO.._4—STORES— COUNTERS. _shi ses, shelving, tabl mirrors. display fixtures, coffee urns. stea fables, chairs. stools. booths, etc. - oin st n ¥ FRIGIDAIRES—Exception st._n.w. rate Bars, Fittings sS4 ® cu, ft. supermodel and one 4 cu, It today at 3418 R. L ave. n.e. Greenwood 1501 BEA 00d condition Hudson seal, latest between 6 and R p.m FURNITURE—AIL kind; low prices: chairs. ell _ 832 Rittenhouse st. n.w FURNITURE. ell at lowest price.” 1 e. nw.. ADt up. bed, S1: mu Apt. 3. 1 111} 1936 floor models with metermisers, one | some very £00d: | room apt, men's clothing. | % B—13 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. (Continued. Suarantee. 803 11th Ay T v VIOLIN. complete outfit; bo ment and resin: only $1° value at_this price. Kitt's. Reconditioned REFRIGERATORS at 814-816 F St. N.W. Store Only *Reconditioned GEN- $49.50 ERAL ELECTRIC. Formerly $199.00__ Reconditioned KEL- VINATOR REFRIG- gl:;;% :‘o"nerly .50, ow on S o = 659 50 EASY CREDIT TERMS Many other money-saving display — come in and on see them. George’s Radio Co. 814-816 F St. N.W. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIO. PIANOS. uprights, to be sold for less than storage charges. ~Union Storage Co.. 707 Fla. ave. n w._ North 0104 PIANOS FOR RENT—$3 per month and UB. o FOr, Sale values see our ‘pecl er the “For Saie Miscelianeot: H PIANOS—Grand, like new $2 used grands from $185 up. Uprights and grands for rent. in 5 to 73 octaves; large up- rights. $3 per month; grands for rent from S$10_up. Sole agents for Hardman, Har- 8hiller. Cable Becker Bros.. L dbury instruments and the innepiano, the smailest upri W h, 1110 G. Est. 18’ ey COAL, WOOD, FU WOOD, SAWED ered. $12 per cc WOOD sawed any length. green or_sea- | soned: $12 per cord delivered. C. B. Munson_jr., Rileyville, Va 19 WOCD,” SEASONED: oak or pine; anv length. 1000 cord. _delivered; one-haif cord. $6.00. Walnut 863 ARLINGTON COAL CO. 2,240 Lbs. to the Ton Bagged and Carried to Bin Pree Pocahontas Chestnut --$ Pocahontas Stove Pocahontas Ezg v Hard Pea -2 - Virginia Hard Special Furnace _ VirFinia Hard Chesinut - Virzinia Hard Blue Ban RNTTURE—Beautiful dining also_ household furniture ~Leaving town, must sell. Wisconsin 5729 FURNITURE—Second: Mrs._Eisea._ Potomac 490 i GAS_ AND ELECTRIC STOVES, demon- strators and new floor samples prices._National 28 National 4353 or 15th st. nw. PONIES_ 3 years old. gent Fol y With children, GUITARS—Fine Sorrentin, tin. stvle C. Spanish type. from $6.50 up. Easy terms. G st.nw electric National Register: 10-foot electric soda fountain: 3 large exhaust fans: eiec- tric roll warmer; dishes, silverware and Must be sold at once. Open Sunday all day. 1 MOTORS. refrigerator and _oil - burnt blowers. fans. bearings. brushes: repair: winding window display Carty. 1608 14th OAK SIDEBOARD, dining table. co, cabinet mission ~ chairs | OFFICE FURNITURE® new used _aesks chairs filing cabinet Co_new location R0 E nw_ Natl v sabte BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. | of used vieces at low or Son, 616 F st. n.w. ROOMING HOUSE (Clifton at 14th)—13 rms.. 213 baths: income. $26. and owner's apt. £17500: terms. Miss Lister, 1008 H st Met 4x11 ROOMING, HOUSE (Fairmont at 14th 11 rms. 4 baths. $200: income. $1.200 rent only $7 agine! ' Miss Lister, 1008 H st Met 481 INVESTORS _SPECULATORS Two stores and apt. for less than price of one: onlv %6.950; all rented. ~Owner, 411 Greenwood ave., Takoma Park, Md 1149 ACTIVE PARTNER wanted (sales or office experience). Established business needs additional capital to finance expansion; opportunity unlimited: investigation in- vited. Address Box -J. Star office LUNCH ROOM. beer. doing $350 weekly downtown: rent. $50: price. $1 600, terms Capital Adjusting & Finance Co., 1008 H st._n.w. Metropolitan 4K13 SR GROCERY—Doing _$000 cash Conn. ave.. downtown: rent. $125. rms. owner very ill. must seil: $1.500 down. Mr. Shilby. 1008 H st. nw. " ROOMING HOUSE—Exclusive residential ;Plc:lgln !lL rm‘"l:lllb":f:(fne'" furnished: 650 terms. iss McCown, 8 . Met. 4813, P S e GROCERY doing $650 wiiy: rent. %4 price only $3.000; terms: some buy! Capi- u‘llng]\“}"?m‘ & Pinance Co. 1008 H st. ROOMING HOUSE wanted ash if price is_reasonal M. Star_office. ROOMING HOUSE, 1131 13th st. n.w.. 8 rooms and bath, furn.: reasonable. _15° _ BEAUTY SHOP_—Downtown: well estab doing $:00 wkly.: low pric Miss McCown, 1008 _H_st._Met. 4813, WANTED an investment of }): money secured: possibilities unlimited; stand strict investigation; best references: particulars at interview. No agents or post cards need answer. _Address Box i PARKING LOT ( Bldg. (8,000 employes): will rent for $60 morthly: long lease; i months’ rent re- quired as security: good opportunity for 2 hustler._Bob Hollander. 1008 H st. n.w ROOMING HOUSE—7 rms.: rent. $45.50: oil heat' price only $450; act quick. Miss Lister. 1008 H st._Met. 4813, ROOMING HOUSE—11 rms., 2'3 baths: Kth st. location: »;00; terms. Mr. McKen- ney. 1008 H st. Met. 4K13 ROOMING HOUSE_—12 rms., Kenney, 1008 _H st.__Met. 481 GRILL — Beer license: _downtown; f X nicely equipped: $900 down. Hollander, 1008_H st. n.w. DELICATESSEN—N.w_corner: doing Tent. $90 with 2 apts.: $3,500. terms. Joseph Hollander, t once. will le. Address ca; 2 baths: K Mr. Mc- rent. Joseph 0 1008 PENN RESTAURANT. located 623 Penn- sylvania ave. s.e.. is for sale. or will accept partner. See James Conner any evening after 6 o.m Tae ROOMING HOUSES WANTED. ‘Your rooming or boarding house busi- ness can be sold quickly. Buyers waiting, For better results call Natl. 4654 NO_LISTING CHARGE. S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W., ‘Washington’s largest rooming house bre 1. 60-M. Star office. ® | »—Opp. Gov't | all white | | OIL BURNER—One Peiro-Nokol rotary oil burner, complete with all controls and tank Due to enlarging my home. it is like new. Adarés, necessary to use larger equipment. -K._Ster_offi . up: ny fect condition- cost. $400, only & Mass._ave. n.w | PIANGS —Visit_our store for values in re- conditioned uprights. We have a_good :e‘lecnon priced from § Kitt 500 PIANO—Late m in perfect condition, $395. l".m‘ ]t $265. Very easy terms. 4730, Kitt 1330_G_s 5. to $60. se Stein Also a Chick- Ni e D GARDEN. ) loads aveilable, N.W. See owner. ~_ FARM AN TOP SOIL FREE iy ¢ Ap- = Tefrigerators. | | 311 South Dakota ave. ne. North 4340. | Washiagton Balvage | 268 OFFICE FURNITURE—A large_assortment | - ices. H Baum & | any 519 - | INC MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. CroTH: Tor_men's used ciothing. 7th st. 0.W. Phone Metr call e to purchase from usehold goods, also w0 1 P family some ho piano._Metropolitan 27 FURNITURE. rug positively high suits, call any FURNITURE ware, rugs. stoves, hou cash prices. r furray.” Adams USSRl | (O, and _adding _machines, Highest cash prices. Adamg or acdress Box 3:-K. Star office. directory of District of Co= rice. James Keane, " _CASH FOR OLD GOLD Silver, waiches digmonds an ed_teweirs. Pull cas| SELINGER'S 815 P e | OLD GOLD suver platnum purchased for manufacturing use: maximum brice baid. BURNSTINE'S 931 G ST NW Since 1866 GOLD—BRING YOUR_OLD GOLD. TL~ | GER° SERTINOM O TEETH . DISCARDED JEWELRY WE PAY CASH A KAHN. 44 YEARS AT 9 | 4 LI B old_dise PIANO Brand-new Wurlitzer spinette console. £195: this one of the latest mod- els of this popular style and fully guaran- teed in every wi $10 down, balance monhtly. _Kitt's. 1330 G st PIANOS—We're closing o our entire stock of reconditioned baby grands at big | reduction Ty easy terms. Prices $165 to §¢ ate models and popu- lar models Kitt's. 1330 G &t PIANOS POR RENT—S3 per month and up. from. These makes: Knabe. Fischer. Steck Weber, Cable-Nelson. Wurlitzer, Story & | Clark.’ Estey. Mathushek ° spivets. Wes- mrn and many others. All rental paid ap- | piies ¢ v later. | Call Nat. 4730. t PIANO. medium size. mahogany case. good | condition. $50 cash: can be seen Sunday | and evenings after . 815 18th n.w., A 609 PIANO, Marshall & Wendell. good condition. $20 cash for auick ale. Call at 1736 B s.e.. any day after 3 p.m PIANOS, in 5. 5%z 6. 3 octaves, in verious makes and finishes, at prices | consistent with real piano value: recondi- | tioned and repossessed uprights from St | up: grands from S$180 up. for Hardman. Schiller, Lauter. Jes French Becker Bros. Harringion and Bradbury pianos. Hugo Worch, 1110 G. Est._1879. RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS— wave R. C. A.-Victor. in s reduced from $159.50 to § model R. C. A mbination. $1 floor sample. $1 50 Atwater al| tomatic _record anging set. in new con- dition, $09.50: 1036 flgor 1 a4 R. C. A-Victor ali-wave set Nat. 4730, _Kitt's. 1130 G st FUGS——Gorgeous imported Orientals. sian, Chinese patterns: 9x1: 8x11 20; scatters, 1301 < L DLW . Dealer. 2¢ RUG SALE Sacrificed from warehouse, cash and carry. Genuine American. Ori ental rugs, woven in one piece. beautiful colors, Persian and Chinese designs; small- Toom size low as S Some_of the finest large-room sizes. $20 and $30. See and buy these beautiful rugs from 10 am. aflDD l"v'l at Parran's Storage Wareho: st.s oppasite Providence Hopital. SAXOPHONES Here are a few of the values we have reconditioned instru- ments: Conn. $3. Buffet, 2. Per- fectone. $40.50: Wurlitzer, 5 359 50: very easy terms t 10 ¢ SEWING MACHINES. Singers, 7. dh, round bobbin. ball 'bearing: guaranteed: $10.50 to $30 637 H st. ne TROMBONES — George Bundy & Mar, $41.50; Conn. $49.50; Olds. $67 thoroughly reconditioned; easy terms. Kitt's, 1430 G st 7. Le ROOMING HOUSE at Dupont Circle. 10 rooms: rent $75. Very nicely furnished d clean. Showing excellent profit. Price. & 0: terms: inspection invited. Na. 9654, WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W., ‘Washington’s largest rooming house b{o'k.u. cleared $7.500 in s well known; 1 & months. em- $10.000 new fix- beautiful bar, RESTAURANT (whisky) 5 months: estab. $0 ¥ owner has been in hosj ployes ran the busines: tures installed last closes & p.m.. no Sundays: financial sec tion: rent. $160: wkly. receipts, $1.100. hieh pricei; owner mu acrifice, $15.000, erms. BOB HOLLANDER, 1008 H St. N.W. CORNER RESTAURANT. with whisky. 20 booths, air-conditioned: rent. $90; owner 1 rifice for $6,500. terms. *“BOB HOLLANDER, 1008 H 8t. N'W. Met, 4814, DOGS_Two young oppossum-coon dogs. bbit-Toxproof; have put ug 0 all Schubert, recondi- et uy $1.00 per ‘Royals, Underwoods. Coronas. Rem- Old typewriters taken in trade Your credit is good with us. District Typewriter Exchange, 415 st._nw. Metropolitan 967 17 TYPEWRITERS sale: forced to TRUMPETS Wurlitzer, & $12.5¢ Collegiate, $:1 it _Kitt TY) week. ingtons. forced to vacat Jarge stock: must be sold: prices slashed. Capitol Typewrited Co.. 1326 New York ave. n.w. T TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVI 1883. 5716 16th n.w, ~Underwoods. 4 mos., in adv., $6. No deliveries. TYPEW] 50¢ dep. 'RITERS—Ourrent model Coronas and L. C. Smiths for rent Bargains in re- built and reconaitioned machines The L . Smith and_Corona Typewriters, In 1018 16th st_nw__Phone National 0411 REUPHOLSTERING TWO-PIECE SUITE, $35. Includes labor and material. Reuyholstered equal to new. Quality work at lowest prices. ACME UPHOLSTERING CO. 6 Mt. Pleasant St. N.W. Col. 144: —Bv NORMAN MARSH THERE.” THE ONLY_ONE. WHO § HAD NOW ACTUALLY 1 THE GEM, IS GONE-- BACK TO THE Largest selection in the city to choose | Sole egents | . | now available: ROOMS FURNISHED. STUDIO APT RM. AND KITCHEN: everything o large froné 1821 16th ST. N.W.—Attractively furnish- ed single bed room, ir loset; board optional; youns ledy ST—Al furnished | master bed room with private bath, twin teds with inner-spring mattresses open e closet space; youns ladies SCOTT CIRCLE front double; single room reasonable; W —Double room, twi convenient to GOvi. bldgs.i | zen n only. references 2915 ORDWAY ST. N.W.—14 front rm Teasonable: min, down= adjoining . Y sent Cleveland 5 RHODE ISLAND beds. bath adjoin 3 Tge Too &. cont. hot water. h 9T _N.W—Young men: twin mited phone. excellent homé co0k= *<52.50 and S35 month. TTOL—1 large, front, 1st-A. 1 small room, 1 aduiti coln 9703, t ST. N.W. (at N. H. ave) bed room with priva shed. 2 large closet e_rent: Gentil PRIVATE BATH, tiled showe furnished room: private en car line: gentlemen only. _Columbi 3 1816 KALORAMA RD. ~N.W.—Double | rooms. twin beds: also $ingle rooms, newly furnished. _Columbia_4 | 1462 GIRARD ST N.W.—Clean. comfort- | able room. large cioset, 3 windows, Ch.w.: well heated. =5 TAKOMA PARK. MARYLAND 26 Lincoln ave.—Furnished room with private family for gentleman only; T reasonable. 1 | WILL share co | with own_bed-living room, sleeping | Bus: £37.50. _Columbia 4401-] FRONT room with p shower_large Closets, mewly furnished. extension phone. garace space: '3 block from 14th st. cars: ; gentlemen preperred. Adams etely_furnished home RO7eR CHERRYDALE. VA —Large front room for | married couple or zentiemen: furnished or unfurnished: breakfast included ent _location, _Phone Clarendon 511 KENTUCKY AVE. S.E—One laris front room, am.i.; ch.w.; gents preferred. 3R17 CATHEDROL AVE_ N W —Attractive double room. private bath. shower. Phone in room. _Cieveland 6925 DUPONT CIRCLE—1303 N. H. ave. n.w.— Large, attractive room. dressing room. priv. ‘bath: also vacancy for lady and one for gentleman; references. 1706 H _ST. N.W.—Opening new hou ingle and double rms.: new decoratio nd_ furnishings; delightful atmosphere references. e NEAR WASH. CATH, 2715 Wisc. ave. Double room adi. study room. next to bath and shower, in refined detached o A 12¢ 4 ALLEGHENY AVE. fortable rm. and &arage; bath; innerspring mattress. unlim. phone: gentieman; 4 weekly. Shepherd 523 F ST. N W.—Single room fo 0. inciudes linens. B.ST, SE_Clean. comforable Toom for one or two gentiemen. _ v L 0 15th ST. N.W.—Nicely_furn. doubls . twin beds. near bath, $25 and S30; t._ Adams ¢ e 5 21st ST. NW.— DUPONT CIRCLE, 14 RNicely furnished double front rooms. twin beds. large closets. next bath. 1410 PARKWOOD FL. N.W.—Brisht. com- fortable corner room. twin beds. Drivate shower; owner's private home. Col. 8081 3811 GA, AVE —Large. attractive. sunny room. xt bath: convenient location; eme« ployed_lady. Columbia_S398-W. 506 QUACKENBOS ST, N.W.—Large. light front. room. private bath ‘with shower, c. h. w.; new home; unlimited phone; em- ployed couple or 2 ntlemen: also singl room. semi-private bath: meals optional: Teasonable. Randoiph 1019 26th ST. N.W.—Purnished — front room for light housekeeping. $5.50 week. West 0174 3141 MT, PLEASANT tive, comf. rm.. 1 or 2 pergon; matiress, radio, home priv. 3124 3rd BT N.W.__Large room, closet, porch: :rlvlu family. Adulti Jewish, Adams 8164-J. 1 1414 V ST. SE_ Apt. 3—Beautifully fur= nished single with runniing water. next bathi of phone: $5.00 week. After 6. 12* 800 CONN. AVE. Apt. 405—Desirabie |-single. “south room. new furniture: for quiet gentleman; in’ apt. with two -‘d,l‘x.lu. 203 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N. Iront; twin beds; private home: §: DOWNTOWN, 1w L. Apt. 23—Newly dec- larg: next to bath e : on “1ith single: $5 5 1626 P ST. N.W.. near Dupont Gircle, minutes to Treasury—Double and room. beds. 1L T (Continued oa Next Fazed A