Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1937, Page 29

DAILY SHORT STORY IMPOSED UPON By Carlton James ON JANUARY 12 Robert Yancey left his home in Monteford on a short business trip to Buffalo. Before leaving he prom- ised his wife he'd call her upon reaching the city. By 6 o'clock that night, with the call several hours over- due, Mrs. Yancey became alarmed. Bhe called the ho- tel where her hus- band usually stayed. Mr. Yan- cey had not check- ed in. Fearing the worst, Mrs. Yancey summoned the po- lice. The police checked the rail- road company, learned that Yan- cey's train had arrived on schedule, communicated with Buffalo police, then began a canvass of all hotels. Nothing had been learned by the next morning. But the first mail delivery brought a letter written in Robert Yancey's hand, stating that he had been kidnaped. His abductors were demanding $25,000 ransom money. The money was to be de- livered according to enclosed type- written instructions. Mrs. Yancey collapsed. When she | returned to consciousness the police were there. She begged them not to interfere until the ransom had been paid and her husband was safe in his own home. Inspector Terry Talmage, in charge of the case, acceded to her request. Mrs. Yancey summoned neighbors and asked their help. Willingly the money was subscribed. A bank pro- vided the currency in denominations as set forth in the ransom note. The package was dispatched by & messen- ger to the place designated. Ten for nearly 24 hours the police marked time and Mrs. Yancey sat by her telephone. On the morning of January 15, Robert Yancey returned home. He looked haggard and worn. There was a stubble of beard on his chin. His ger to the place designated. Then & bit worse for wear. Otherwise he was unharmed. * ok K X HAT night Inspector Talmage and two assistants heard the abducted man’s story. “Tell us exactly what happened | from the moment you left the house last Thursday, Mr. Yancey,” Inspector ‘Talmage urged. “Nothing happened until T quit the train at Buffalo. There was a cab- man there, who, now I think of it, was & bit insistent in soliciting my trade. He drove me through the city and out the North end. I was busy studying some papers, so did not discover the mistake in destination at once. When I reminded the driver that we were far from where I wished to go, he pulled in at the curb. “A man stepped into the cab. Be- fore I knew what was up, he had | produced a gun and pressed it against | my ribs, directing me to keep quiet and no harm would befall me. “We then drove through a maze of streets and into a back alley. I was told to get out and descend a pair of steps. I did so, entering a small “Tell us exactly what nappened,” Inspector Talmadge urged. |1y room dimly lighted. Instantly I was fallen upon, bound, gagged and blind- folded. Then I was Jed out of the room, up some stairs and presum= ably back to the cab. “We drove for hours. I fancied we had reached the country. Eventu~ ally the cab stop- ped. I was forced to walk for some distance. Then suddenly my blind- fold was removed and I found my- self in what ap- peared to be a farmhouse kitchen. There were & half- dozen rough look- ing men sitting about. One, a burly chap with a moustache, ex- plained that I had been kidnaped. I ‘was told that a ransom note had been prepared and I was to copy it ver- batim, under penalty of death. “I remonstrated with them and one of them struck me. Seeing how use= less it was, I wrote the note as rected. Then I was searched. Every- thing was taken from my pockets, in- cluding my watch which I prize great- These things were placed in a box and the box locked in a cuf- board. * ok K ok "I STAYED in that kitchen until this morning, when two men came in, explained that the ransom had been paid, blindfolded me again and led me outside. After a long drive I was led into a building, my bonds loosened, and I was left alone. “It was some time before I could get free of the remaining knots. When I finally did so and removed the blind- fold I found myself in & dark room. There was no sound but the ticking of my watch. I groped around, found the box which held my personal effects, opened it, struck a match from the case which was there, saw a door and went out. After a half-hour of walking, I discovered myself to within a few miles of my own home.” Inspector Talmage finished jotting down notes in his book, pocketed it and rose. “Wait here,” he directed one of his assistants, and beckoned to the other one to follow him out- side. “Clancy,” he said when the two were alone, “the whole thing’s cock- eyed. For once the dastardly crime of kidnaping has been imposed upon. Now you follow out these instructions and report to me here as soon as you S Clancy departed. Two hours later he was back. Talmage heard his story, then went in to Yancey. “Mr. Yancey, a policeman has to be smarter than a criminal else he wouldn’t get any place. Maybe that's why I detected the flaw in your fine story. you were near financial ruin and needed money. I've found you didn’t have any real business in Buffalo at all. And I've examined your watch and discovered it to be of standard make. No standard-make watch, Mr. Yancey will run 60 hours without being wound, as apparently yours | must have, if your story is true. Which is why, Mr. Yancey, you're in a spot.” (Copyright, 1937.) D. C. CITIZENS URGED TO MARK ARMY DAY Commissioners Believe Washing- ton Should Be First in Cele- brating April 6. Declaring that Washington should be foremost in celebrating Army day, April 6, the District Commissioners have issued a proclamation calling | upon all citizens to display the United Btates flag at their homes and places of business on that day. | The text of the proclamation, made public today by the Military Order of the World War, in charge of the ob- servance, follows: “Whereas, the Military Order of the World War has, with the indorse- ment of the President of the United States and the co-operation of the Secretary of War, set apart April 6, 1937, for the general observance of Army day throughout the United States; and “Whereas, the Army always has been a symbol of the spirit of the American people, unselfish and loyal in patriotic duty in defending our country and flag, and “Whereas, the Commissioners of the District of Columbia believe that the Nation's Capital should be foremost in celebrating the day. “Now, therefore, we, the Commis- sioners of the District of Columbia, call on all citizens of the District of Columbia in the spirit of the occasion to display the American flag on their places of business and at their homes on April 6, 1937, and to otherwise ap- propriately observe the occasion.” EGGS GREET “THE LAW” Sheriff Receives Wild Reception From Engineering Students. IOWA CITY, Iowa (#).—University of Iowa Law School students, with due regard for legal processes, sent a deputy sheriff armed with a writ of replevin to recover a sign they accused engineering students of filch- ing. “I'm not fooling,” Deputy Sheriff Freston Koser announced at the por- tals of the engineering building, whereupon the students within un- leashed a barrage of rotten eggs. The “law” beat a hasty retreat. HELP MEN. HELP MEN. ADDING MACHINE SALESMAN. _State | experience. reference; wonderful opportu- | nity for right man. Address Box 96-K, Star office. o el s % AUTO . RADIO TECHNICIAN capable; #plendid - opportunity for _advancemen ive full details of your experience Seply confidential. ~Address Box Atarome. - o 0 RS BOYS and young men, for permanent | B OrE: go0d pay: with or without bicycle Mr. Schryver. 1317 New York ave. BRICKLAYERS _ WANTED—Come tools. 19th and D ne. __ § BRIGHT _ YOUNG MAN. who can_type- write and make_himself generally useful. Address Box 237-J._Star_office. AR WABHER. night work. Must be experi- enced, have reference and have permit. 516 Que st with Appl CURB ATTENDANTS. over 18 vears: good tips. meals._Apply 5111 Georgia ave. n.v. LEADING BUILDING ORGANIZATION with 50 homes completed or nearing com- pletion in northwest Washington and Mont- gomery County reauires the services of two additional salesmen. We want men who are competent to handle prospects efficient- 1y. close deals, etc. Our present sales force Xnows that we are advertising for ad- ditional men and your application will be treated confidentially. Address. with par- | laundry and dry-cleaning route, | hrs per day_as directed. Phone Mr for by an old established laundry. No experience re- quired or desired. Salary and commission. Splendid opportunity if" you will work 8 ock- ROUTEMAN-SALESMAN not over rille,_West 1020._for_appointment SALESMAN. with car, to sell exclusive Summer resort properties to Washington and Baltimore prospects. A good ODpOr- tunity to a man experienced in selling real estate. Address Box 172-K, Star office. I've checked and discovered | THE EVENING TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. STAR, WASHINGTO: —By BAER “WE COULD GET A REMODELING LOAN THROUGH THE EVENING STAR CLASSIFIED SECTION.” HELP MEN. (Continued.) EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. DOMESTIC. MAN. Wanted outside man {mmediately to take respdnsible position. Call Potomac 4878 for appointment Monday between 7 and 8 pm. I ARE YOU ‘THE MAN? This message s addressed to the sales- man who has successfuly sold real estats insurance or securities, and owns an aut mobile. Tt 15 addressed to the man who is tired of working for the bare necessities. and Who really wants to give his family the best that life affords. Such a man is willing to work hard, if he can be sure of being well paid To such a man we issue a cordial invi- tation to meet with us Monday evening (March 20), at 7 p.m. (no other time). at which time ‘we will show you the cleanes| fastest selling plan of its kind in the East. We will show you why 15 members of our organization have earned more than $400 in March. We will show you why the average yearly earnings for our entire sales organization 4 in number). exceeded 500 in 1936 And LAST but not LEAST we will let you get the story direct from the men who are out on the firing line. The men who are helpine us to make sales history. The hour you spend will not be wasted It may be the TURNING POINT in your life. So come at 7 p.m.. have a cigar with us. SIT BACK AND LISTEN. 1557 Pennsylvania Ave. SE. THREE MEN. We have vacancies in established routes for good men willing to work 8 hours per day In D. C. or suburban territories. = Ex- perience unnecessary. WE TRAIN YOU. Good _income. Appiy 513 K nw 910 12 am THE PALAIS ROYAL, INC. We will engage two men with sales ex- perience part time inside and part time outside. Chance for good earnings and monthly bonus. Must be neat and have car. Apply personnel office, sixth floor, 10 am. Tuesday. __HELP MEN AHD WOMEN. SOLICITOR for bovs' camp work: liberal commission. Phone Georgia 201 2 _ SALESMEN. ADVERTISING SALESMAN. good opportu- nity for permanent connection: state expe- rience: references. Address Box 35 Star_office SALESMAN—Oils. soaps. cleaners chem- icals: established mfr. com. with draw. Baum's Castorine. Rome, N. ¥. 5 EXPERIENCE helpful but not necessary: Jeads furnished: this proposition is worth investigating. ~ Apply 1416 H st. ne. be- tween 9 and 13 week days. See Mr. Thompson. A D SN e ATTENTION. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN! st. money without _interfering your present employment. apply 1416 H st. n.e between 9 and 12 week days. See Mr. Thompson. HELP WOMEN. BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around, wanted ;f‘ once; good permanent position. Clev. BEAUTY OPERATOR—Must be thorouhly experienced. Also part-time operators. 2040 Eve st. n.w. SRR W COUNTER GIRL, cafeteria, experienced, under 30 years of age; steady position. Apply after 3 p.m. Tally-Ho Tea Shop, 810 17th st. n.w. No phone calls o | If you are interested in making additional | DOMESTIC_ AGENCY. Dec. 2419-North 90111 9th. furnishes cooks. £h.W.. butlers, housemen, drivers. kitchen help- TR ) R VR, S A I OPENINGS for cooks. &.h.w.. maids. hel ers, part time: g0 or stay. Dol Agency. 1925 _9th_st. n.w. 5 RELTIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 6561 1402 11th, has cooks. waitresses. maids. nurses; &hw. part-time day workers, housemen.1% INSTRUCTION COURSES. HEADQUARTERS for OTVIL SERVICE books and home study courses with questions and answers at various prices; quality Days. BOYD SCHOOL. 1333 F st. n. LINOTYPE OPERATORS now in great de- mand at Lig wages: we teach you quickly and help get job; enroll now. Burton Lino- type School. Printcraft Building. _ 20° _ AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT aquickly with your car; reasonable. Also driving by the hour. Phone Georgia 6389 LEARN SHORTHAND touch typing 1t you are in the Government service. START today. The demand is greater for stenogra- phers than in any other line of work. BOYD'S plan saves time, money: greater speed and accuracy, Est. 20 yrs. “BOYD SCHOOL. 1313 P st. National 2338. NEW CLASSES NOW FORMING. Calculating Machine—Comptometer, Shorthand—Typing. WOOD'S S8CHOOL, 710_14th 8t. N.W. LEARN DIESEL ENGINES. PAY AS YOU LEARN. Write Hemphill Diesel Schools. Office of Registrar. Mr. Dave Miller, 921 Emerson STATE AGE.___ BEAUTY CULTURE. Instruction in_the Better Methods. FREE CATALOGUE—EASY TERMS. MAYBELLE HONOUR, 19 Years of Successful Training. __1340 New York Ave. N.W. Met. 7778 1p- tic D. C, MO REPAIRS & SERVICE. y (Continued.) PAINTING, papering. plastering; clean work: low prices; do own work. Baitz._Columbia 1889. 633 Lamon PAINTI interior _and reas. AU class work. guar.: PAINTING. _Bi neat Call Chas. 'R. Conley, 6426-W, Linc. 546i5-J. PAPERING. week, room scraped. dry cracks filled. with &Ny Daper in my bOOK, lso sunfast paper. $6i, 1 do my worki suaranteed. Geo. I NG, NG. BUipIAR Pencine BienAine, Btripl &__Paneling. Blending. Stripins. EXTERIOR PAINTT“}TQA s Wood, Stucco, Concrete, Brick, Stone. Metal, PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO. 3503_Ga. Ave. N.W, Adams _1307. PAPERHANGING. paintini pecial _thi month_ $6.05 wfluhpwasha e ;‘;m d.umu.: 0 my own worl - Rntee. O Mr. Spigel, Randoioh 5057 © o PAPERHANGING done at once, $4 & room and up_ including paper: best workman- ship; white mechani 0024, 30 PAPERING and teed: rock-bottom th k_guaran- ices; looking for work. 8_Kenyon st. n.w. ered, $5; rooms 5 te. Call Dist. 4288 30 PAPERING—FIVE ROOMS AND 2-8TO] hall, $40 ‘and up. Quick service. ~White rechanics._Call ime. Randolph 3445, APERING. painting and floor sc + better ‘work for less money: service and quality is our motto; estimates given cheerfully. Keystone Decorating Co. 3451 14th st. Adams PAPERING, PAINTING—Deal direct with mechanic for better work at lowest prices. Call METZ. Columbia 0396, any tim PAPERHANGING-PAINTIN ered 85 up. I satisty. nt} free estima 97 Rooms Di J. N. Tolson, rict & 28 PAPERING ROOMS. $5 UP; WORK GEORGE. 506 one'xé‘.‘;x.‘é‘.’w’f‘cn’."of_gé. RADIO SERVICE. Bervice calls. 90 days’ guar. on 50c repairs. _Atlantic 1677, G = - e HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES. ROOFS, asbestos side walls, rock wool insu- lation. 'No down payment, 3-vear payment plan: ‘no red, tape. American Re-Roofing Co.. Inc., 14th 8t. n.w. Col. 4551. Remodeling—Repairing of All Kinds. Painting—Papering. NO DOWN PAYMENT. P. H. A plan financing. Small amount each month_ Call us now. FREE ESTIMATES. H. I. PASSETT, INC,, 1205 L St. N.W. ___National 1260. _ FEDERAL HOUSING RATES. Payments as low as $5 monthly; nothing down: up to 5 years to pay Estimates free, Work guaranteed. FPirst payments in May. PAINTING HEATING PAPERING PLUMBING PLASTERING ROOFING CARPENTRY_ OIL BURNERS PORCHES. ETC. REMODELING ROYAL CONTRACTING CORP., Graduate Engineers. 907 15th 8t. NW, Night, Adams 8529. "BEAUTIFY! DECORATE! RENOVATE YOUR HOME BEFORE RUSH SEASON. Make it sparkle inside and out. Cive it that “new” home appearance. You can, you know, at amazingly low cost. All im- provements actually increase its value. NO CASH DOWN. START PAYING 60 DAYS AFTER WORK IS COMPLETED. You pay in small monthly sums. Our budget plan has been made to suit your gefie;" You name the terms. We'll co- WE ‘FINANCE WHERE OTHERS DON'T. FREE ESTIMATES. Have Federal's experienced estimators call today. Youwll be glad tomorrow. THE FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., INC,, 913 NEW YORK AVE NW NATIONAL 7403. NATIONAL 7416, Very Reliable. One of the Largest NIGHT—ADAMS 0033, 4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. April Civil Service Exams. Patent Office, Salary $2,000. Calculating Machines Special THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. 529 13th St. N.W. Met. 6: . PERSONAL. CHEST COLDS AND CHRONIC PAINS treated with infra-red and ultra-violet ray. Appointments. Potomac_4 5 FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU wait. Emergency Laboratory Room 601 Westory Bidg. 14th and F_Oven Sun.a.m LET DR. DELLA LEDENBECKER'S SPLEN- did hands rub your aches and vains sway. LADIES, YOUR COAT MADE into stylish cape in 3 days by PHILIPS, 752 Wisconsin ave. West 0749-J. HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own method. Results effective for a life- time or money back._Write for booklet. No drugs or surgery. DR. SOMMERWERCK, 1365 Columbia rd. Adams 038 REGISTERED NURSE WILL CARE FOR patient in_private home. Shepherd 4270. ACHES. PAINS AND NERVOUSNESS Specialty Short Wave Treatments DR. ROSS, Bond Bldg., Me. 0246. MOTOR TRAVEL. LEAVING FOR ROANOKE TUESDAY. 4 pm. in Packard sedan: return Friday; if interested, call Geo. 5489 20 CAMERA REPAIRS. tips. meals._ Apply 5 eor LADIES—Part-time work from home, 3 to 6 hours daily, selling high-class line_hos- Miss Schertzer, Room Rst.ow. NI LA ER CUTTERS and sewers, sew oI either one: all or part time. Please state_time you can give to work. Address Box 393-M, Starofice. = STENO. BEGINNER, h. s. graduate. office work. $10 wk.i reply own handwriting, stating _school. ‘class vear. age. Address Box 105-K. Star ofice. | WAITRESS, experienced. Apply 2514 L '§!..7n s A O I S TSN O WAITRESS—Only _experienced need apply. No phone calls. Apply in person. Longfel- hoppe. 5521 _nrlllo ave. n.wW. . We have an opportunity for with automobiles. who wish to add materially to their income. Pleasant, dignified, profitable work. ~Address Box 0-M, Star office. 7 FULL OR PART TIME, Exceptional opportunity for better-type women. _Contact friends. _acquaintances, ete. High-class line hosiery, dresses. etc Liberal commission. Goronet Co.. 1333 F st. n.w CAMERA REPAIRING FULLER & &'ALBERT. INC., 815 10th St N.W __ Phone National 4712 REPAIRS & SERVICE. BEDDING, MATTRESSES box springs and best " prices and prompt del CARPENTER—AI Kinds of remodeling and Tepairing first-class; very reasonable. Harry Stumpf, Greenwood 0980. UPHOLSTER- CHAIR CANING, [rHOLSTER: rockers splinted, CLAY ARMBTRONG. 1235 10th st. n.w._Phone Metropolitan 2062. CUSHIONS REBUILT, replace new sprini $1.20 each. $5.50 per 5-piece set; a work done on_ premises; intown or sub- urbs: also upholstering. Address Box 466-M._Star _office. . ELECTRIC SHOP AT YOUR DOOR. ick repair service. floor plugs in- stalled lamps ' repaired Free 'estimates on old and new work. _Atiantic 0095. ELECTRIC WIRING, &ixvme pairs: 6-r. house fxtures & base Dlugs, S5 Regal Elec. Co.. £49 Upshur n.w. Cal. 8301, HELP DOMESTIC. GIRL, reliable. general housework: home ®ood wages; references. 2811 3Kth GIRL OR WOMAN_ white. for dish wash- ing and’ light cooking. Apply 321 E st. n.e. SLaEE SETTLED _COLORED WOMAN to_ keep house for 2 ladies; good home and $3 per nvnonuniwnto earn extra money. 1 Sth st. n.e. week: Decatur 3452 ITUATIONS MEN. ACCOUNTANT, exper! 5 part_time, balanced: audits prompt: est_cost. Dist. 6505 or Adams 9796. SALESMAN. ol burner and heating equip- - Apply Samuel C. Boyd, 622 Madison SALESMAN. capable of managing terri- tory and supervising dealers’ organization. Philgas Service. new 1937 sales plan with the new low down payment and the long monthly term on modern gas ranges. au- tomatic gas water heater and Electrolux Tefrigerator has made it necessary to in- crease our sales organization. Applicants must have car; not over 40 years old, fur- nish character ‘and employment references; compensation consists of car allowance. commission and_monthly bonuses. Phillips Petroleum Co.. Rockville, Md. SALESMEN used cars. A_fine proposi- tion for willing workers. * Transportation and gas furnished. Highest commissions id. ~ Apply Used Car Dept. Anacostia oLor Co.. 1325_Good Hope rd. s.e. CHAUFFEUR, white. age 32, private or commercial; evenings, Saturdays and Sun- days. Address Box 432-M. Star office. 20* UFFEUR. white, single, age 3b. re- Tiable,. best ref.: 12 vears' private driving experience. _ Metropolitan 0473. _ 30° MAN, refined. industrious. of high moral character, initiative and dependability, sires interview to affect a permanent arled position. Necessity requires early employment. Address Box 412-M. Star offioeien s S eiav e o L MAN. colored, wants job_as_chauffe truck driver.’ Call North 7814 after p.m. Charles. il . I OPERATOR OF FARM wishes position: been manager large dairy farm: excellent references Am first manager in years to make present farm pay profits. James Gale, Rutland. Mass SPOTTERS for gray and dark work: also work; _experi- capable of handiing White enced. Apply Premier Cleaners, rear 633 Hst. ne STENO.-SECRETARY, _experienced. 27, business college graduate. 3 years univer. gity. desires change. Cleveland 6301 9- 2 am. 3 ticulars. Box 469-M. Star office. _ MAN. willing_worker. to take orders and deliver samples. ~Must be neat. This job {s permanent to the right man. Address Box 206-K. Star office. MAN. service station or chain store ex- rience. to call on_regular customers. Bily men ‘willing to work 9 hours a day need apply. We traln you for the Job. Address Box 309-K. Star office. AN. married. neat. own or able to drive ight car. to act as dealer for local or- anization. ~Some experience would be flelpful but not necessary. ~Apply 979 Natl. Press Bldg.. 2-4. MAN, 18-30. experienced on_steam_table and fountain; local reference; $12 and board. Apply after 5 p.m.. 111 B st. se. _ MAN (white). employed part_time, to earn room. hour daily: board. $2.50 weekly Co-operative Club. 1607 I (Eye) st. n.wW. 31% MAN—Opening in financial institution en- ®aged in_establishing trust funds. create opportunity for intelligent. educated sales- man of unquestioned character. accustomed to earning $4.000 a year up. Liberal com- mission and effective co-operation. Call to 12. 717 Woodward Bld een ages of 3 7t e. MEN able to put in 8 hours a day; earnings up to $37.50 in & week; operate local eroc- ery route: car given producer as bonus. bly mornings. 9 to 12, 1110 9th st_n.w. NEW-CAR SALESMEN. b_ to_sell cars: best pay in city. See Mr. Carny. Parkway Motor Co.. 4030 Wisconsin ave. n.w PRESS O] at dry-cleaning dept. ready for work. Wash- ington Laundry. 27th and K sts. n.w SRATOR. _experienced. Apply Box 394-M. Star office. ¥ i USED-CAR SALESM best commission paid See Mr. Carny. Parkway Wisconsin_ave. n.w. YOUNG MAN to collect on small monthly accounts: full or part-time work. Write, giving age and experience. Address Box Star_office. 5. in large stock; car furnished. Motor Co., 4030 State STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY, 20 I8 experlence patent law and business. age 42: fast and accurate. Address Box 39 Star office. 30°* SITUATIONS WOMEN. BECRETARY. _stenographer, and efclent eneral office worker. aks French, sified experience: college education. fred Jordan. Shepherd 2142. YOUNG MEN with ood backeround plus learn automatic machine gersonpmy. to usiness; require best of references and must furnish car. those selected. Lincoln_2100. SPARE TIME—Local grocery business needs men who can put in about three hours, afternoons or evenings. Apply Tuesday. & to 8 p.m., 1110 9th st. n.w. Appointment, —telephone Real opportunity for SECRETARY-STEN. desires chani sition: now employed by attorne: hone, Colum perienced; will accept. Teasonable, stiaty So marti excellnt Teferences. Lincoln ‘WOMAN as companion to elderly person, OWING to_expansion we can use 2 more men over 21 with D. C. drivers’ permits, §00d Teputation. Salary. $1%:80 per week plus bonus and commission,~ Fossible ea ngs, $35 week. This s not a selling pro osition. For detulled Information ses Mr Bradburn. 1260 22nd n.w. assist with household duties. Address Box 423-M. Star_office. . YOUNG WOMAN, refined. former teacher. would like to serve as companion or reader to aged, lonely, convalescents, invalids. nightly from 7 to:10 p. Tef. Address Box 411-M. Star office. - 29° REAL ESTATE SALESMEN, Experienced in the sale of business and investment property, will find a profitable connection with this office. Only those with excellent, local background need apply. ROBERT W. SAVAGE, 807 Union Trust Bidg. Natl. 3630. WOODWARD & LOTHROP desires the services of an ex- perienced wool presser for dry cleaning; white. Apply REFINISHER on antique and modern fur- piture. hish-class finisher wanted. 1235 A Employment Office, Ninth Floor. Yo ) SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. COLORED WOMAN wants _day's work. housecleaning or light laundry work; ref- erence. Metropolitan_0743. i COLORED WOMAN wants morning_ Work, & to 1, cleaning. do laundry, by week; no Sunday. Decatur 0468-J. GIRL, colored, desires job_as mothers helper or maid. part time or full time; ref- erences_Lineoln 3919-M. . LAUNDRESS. colored. well equipned.” de; “‘bundles’ an am| washes; e et et 2oL {NOALe, Lot 1400 WOMAN, yefined, white, unencumbered. sition.” care for ehild or assistant room ng house. Potomas 3180, Apt. 801, { A ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO. ROOFING—SIDING—INSULATION. Estimates Free—Terms If Desired 2135 R. I. AVE. NE. POTOMAG 0200. FLOOR WORK, sanding and _finishini prices reas.; work guaranteed. C. C. Di fon, 903 Longfellow n.w. Georgia 845 FREE_ESTIMATES on all classes of Te- pair work and new building: have lots for Iggr-priced homes.” J. D. Smoot. Pogmac 5, 3 JOB PLASTERING and cement work—No Job too" far or too small. District 4570. William Thomas, 707 M st. n.W. . THE TIMID SOUL. PERHAPS 1D BETTER NOT DISTURB HiM HE MAY BE ON A STRIKE® 300 BARBER SHOP_ three chairs, two baths; established business. Will rent to good white barber. Apply or write at once. Dr. Bailey_ North Beach, Md Toe NDAY, MARCH 29, 193 LETTER- HELP AND SITUATIONS ouT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. QUERNS BUNKO DARING TANGLE MARBLE Letter-Out and they were used by old Scandinavian writers. ——eeeee e Letter-Out ard find it on the door. Letter-Out and the miller will do it. Letter-Out and tress has one. almost every ac- Letter-Out and deceive. Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the wora called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite the word you have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly your word is S & scruple. Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. SPRITE HONES PROLAPSE | A | KEWER SMIRK | S | H | R | K| Leiter-Out and it is edible, TRIPE. Letter-Out and it protrudes. NOSE. {ffler-out and a boat screw does PROPELS. Letter-Out for diviglon of time. WEEKS Letter-Out and the tortoise fur- nishes some of them. RIMS. (Copyright, 1937.) BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. (Continued.) MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. (Continued.) 500—DEL_ 1u unch. suit. for col 500—Restaurant, beer, wing ful piace. $6, ness; on Conn 0(—Rest . Class C; splend ave id busi- $1.100—Rooming house, 15 rooms, 2% baths $600—Rooming house. 10 rms.. 2 baths. Guest house, 18 rooms, 3 baths, beauti: fully furnished; property in business; good income A8 _ECONOMON. District 2839 207 Evans BId g, 0'N.Y. Ave. W. 300 BEAUTY SHOP WITH WELL ESTAB- LISHED CLIENTELE: NEAR GOVERN- MENT OFFICES. APARTMENT HOTELS. FULLY EQUIPPED FOR EUGENE _PERMANENT 3 OPERATORS, WAVING MA- CHINE. OWNER'S ILL HEALTH MAKES QUICK SALE NECESSARY : SACRIFICE NO BROKERS. AD- WRITE FOR CATALOG JERRY O'MAHONY, INC 990 WEST GRAND ST.. | UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY To_pure lished ase business half interest Business in wel in_position DINERS AND LOCATIONS. 1]-estab- to pay owners very substantial salaries and now making u portunities limited. for Addres: unusual increa Box large profif F° Musin WE HAVE many paying proposit restaurants rooming house: hotels, ~ bars, s. parking lots. ts. Op- fons on delicatessens, liquor, groc- ery and flower stores; chattel notes pur- chased GASTON & CHARUHAS. Belling and 501 Woodward Bldg Financing Business Dist es ROOMING HOUSES WANTED. We MUST at _once. ~Bu and satisfactory results guaranteed listing charge. have more rooming yers waiting Sell now. Call Na houses Quick sales No tl. 985%. 8. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Broker.30* RESTAURANT, doing $100 daily; close 8 seats 100: all new equip- : ‘price only $6.800: terms ing & Finance Co.. 1008 H | Met. 4813 NEW STORE ROOM. opposite post office good location for beauty parlor. - tailor. shoemaker Or any business; $200 year. once. Dr. Balley, North Beach, CT! and lunch: close to big_markets. _Sel on_account of iliness. _Columbia 926 “BOARDING_(Kalorama rd.) : 1 rms. 3 baths; rent, § only $1.000 Miss McCown. 1008 H st. Met. 48 ROOMING-APTS.. upper 14th st 5 3 _baths; perfect _condition: long terms. Miss Derrickson, ). must Address PRINTING—Wish Linotype machin be cheap and in good condition. 5 1, Star offic G~ HOUSE, Creek ~Park; beautiful leaving eity: make offer. son. 1008, H st ¢ Rock furniture; owner Miss_ Derrick- | Open_su MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ACCORDIO! i N G st A old, solid mal leaving ci ANTIQUE pine Vil duced prices: complete s days AUTO TIRES. 246 1st s KE _OVE] BA 5513_Coloradi B st 1 o 14th st | BED ROOM SUITE studio | set. chifforobe v wardrobe, Tugs. NS—Bertin bass, in good condition; terms. ogan. 4 maturess. 73 bass. s20: ‘Salanti 1 Y orian furniti tock: free 4800 Wisconsin as for 5%, ave. n.w $35; n.w Jamps. d . Edelm 303 Geo! 20 n av So- )_bass, Kitt's, SES—Pair dining room tables, very Ka q in perfect cgnd!lm!".. <da. ure; re- parking. ei 3% set (4). “ROOM SET, 4 pieces and inne P perfect condit: couch, breakiast enport suite. beds. Teia aye. BEDSPREAD. hand crocheted pop cor ien. double siz ROOMING HOUSE. nr. 16th and R— rms.. 3 baths; good income; price reason- able: terms. Mrs. Keach. 1008 H st. Metropolitan 4813. e il ROOMING HOUSE (Conn_and N)—I14 rms.; rent. $125: good location rice, 000; terms. Mrs. Keach. 1008 H st. BLetTABIRIE S irry ity s e ‘WANT MAN with $500. half share profits Ln_ r‘(-stnurnnk best block 9th st. Povl‘(:n"\ic AEnphE R 3 Sigame | STORE FOR SALE. NW.. meats and gro- ceries: Sb25 weekly; hours 7 to 7; owner retiring. _ Georgia 1440 FOR RENT—New large 120 feet. central business locatior derful_stand for department, chain gro- cery, 5 and 10 cent store or any business: most modern, best location in North Beach: Md - $900 vear. Apply or write Dr. G. D. Bailey North Beac! Md. Bi% GROCERY, doing Tent, $60; exceptional buy; price, $3.6007 terms. = Jo- seph Hollander. 1008 ¥ O SUEERR GROCERY and meats; $500.00 weekly cash bBusiness; cheap. Phone North 9435 week days.___ < Lo L 280 ROOMING-BOARDING—Wonderful down- town location: 12 rooms. new furniture; all rooms filled. Leaving town because of filness. Bargain. Address Box 403:M, ESRr Aol vion LTI R o n s ROOMING HOUSE (14th and Irving). 11 rms. 2 baths: rent. $75: good buy $1.000 cash. Mrs. Keach, 1008 H st. Meétropolitan” 4813. ROOMING HOUSE_(K at 19thi—15 tms. rent, £125; price. $2.000. Miss McCown, 1008 H Metropolitan 4813 POOL ROOM_ b tables: n.w. well_estab.: $1.300; terms. 1008 H st. W DING—Excel. n.w. sec- baths; sacrificing on_ac- see this bargain. Miss Derrickson. 1008 H st. Met. g ROOMING AND APT.. downtown; 15 rms. 415 baths; rent, $125; water and heat fur.. 500 5. _Keach, 1008 H : WILL PURCHASE controlling interest in finance or small loan company, -Gige com- plete details. Address Box 207-K, Star office. . DELICATESSEN. equipped: Tent. '$85 does’ $300 wkiy.i’ only $1.000 own, CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO., N.W. Met. 4813 1008 H St. 31 —By WEBSTER Te 100! Tent. S Mr.” Purcell. beautifully e BOOKKEEPIN aquick. easy District_65 &ood 2 ] G SYSTEM for 10 years; Mr._Sopher. $30. Emersoq 076 complete. S mioder: BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate- rial wrecking Jjobs. arranged _for your easy selec We quote delivered inger’s. t bargain prices from hundrt at bargain D! und tion at Hech- or undelivered. recondition eds of neatly You'll save time as well as money by com- ing_to any of our four yards HECHI 15th & H & 5 Ga. Ave. | cAMERAS—S) Contax and used_cameras. COMPRESSOR. one complete up: lator. $12.50. NE. NW.__ 5 ecial prices on used ica. Buy, Robbin’s. Tefrigerat 29 14th r_or a n.w 1232 14th st with pressure SER CO.. Used Material Depts fotrag 6th & C Sts. SW. 1905 Nichols S.E and new sell and trade n.w ir, $200 regu- Mov! ELECTRIC LAMPS and hand-made nove ties paired. 4015 CYCLOPEDIA, ne: 13580 volumes. call. Mr. Rasn FRIGIDAIRE—. tion; $19.5¢ up. ' Buy 14th st. n. S furniture sold. 5 ‘adams 4245, 30°_ _ Funk & Wagnalls, o write, will 50T, 018 F s m.w. refinis Ga. ave $1_mo. ick, Mg: cubic i other makes and s ile prices are Iow. erfect cond! hed. re- zes, 1 FURNITURE BARGAINS. 4015 Ga._ave — tabies. 2 elec. m FURNITURE—4 Tooms. kitchen room. cooking utensi sonable. Add Adams 4 bed_To tncl. dishes curtains, etc. v 9-M. Star motors. et ils n: ress Box 37 stove, oms, 1iv. rugs, ery rea- office 9! FURNITURE—If you can buy old or second-ha; fine new furnit cash prices in ing_room set spring mattress club chairs. first-quality { rugs at the lowest prices ever: metal or poster bed. Spring a . $16.50; hund dresse! radios, Also budget Sat. until 9 Furn. Co.. ‘GAS RANGES ables Come ‘see what your cash terms. Open Met P. 826 nd things. 4 ture a the city; bed room s priced from $39. $9.05: coil SPring: 12; amous Armsir chests. chai dollar Mon... H secretaries. )30, hst. n.w floor samples; greatly reduced. GAS_ RANGE. $12.50. 1836 GA: lon capac! son 0765. n_good Lamont st. n.W. pay cash. don't floors of t positively the lowest and li 5. 5 studio_couches. $19. d mattress. reds of desirable vanities. beds. s, etc. will do. Thurs.. ousehold ), new. Detroit Jewels, National 30° condition. Price, PIANO—I{ you are desirous of obtaining the smaliest and most popular instrumen of modern times, examine the famous Mi nepiano. something entirely new in t piano world Hugh Worch, 1110 sole agent. Hardman and other leading instru- ments. RADIG. 11-tube table model, Pilot Dragon, all-wave: direct current only. Apply Room 1-102 Tempo. Bldg. F. 29° SAXOPHONES—We have four recond tioned instruments we're closing out at re- ductions. Conn C melody, $38: Cavalier alto silver plate ~$52; 'Buescher gold lated alto. 50.50. one completely rebuilt aritone, $105. Easy terms. All guaran- teed. National 4730. Kitt Gs B—13 ROOMS FURNISHED. s _____(Continued.) _ NEWLY FURN. GUEST HOUSE, double and single rooms available: best downtown location. Apply 1919 G st. n.w. Met. 5640. 1450 GIRARD ST. N.W.. Apt front room: gentleman: priva mited phone: S5 wk.. 219 32 30th ST N.W. (Glover Park) front Toom. private bath: back &nd sing hed rooms accessible to Lack porch: modern home: good_transportation. _Clev. K156. _ 10107 NW.-Walkine ditance: gentle: n. twin bed:: referene X fen: fuin bedy, relerences required. Aot CHEVY CHASE—Exe detached “home: un| week:_ref. required 18th AND COL. RD —Two well front “rooms for one or two vate i per on mited phone: furnished Duginess W.—Large, bright_double phone gervice; nr. bus Georgia 1505 20° & month. G FOR BOMETHING NICE? Lok 'NOTICE!!” in the Rooms With Board_column. DUPONT CIRCLE, modern apt. bidg.: large, front rm.. or without private bath unlimited phone. North 4 CHEVY CHASE—Young large rooms with prival sdjoining optional: $45. Cl 5350, 1819 NORTH CAPITOL ST.—Large. at- tractively furnished room in private home; _unlimited phone. _Decatur _6323. 1631 EUCLID ET.. Apt. 406—Attractive, newly furnished room: 2 young men. Evenings. _Adams 8741 THE VIVIAN. 17 opened: 100 large, w rooms, near shower baths: plenty t Water: choice of all ew. modera or maph furniture, with double of twin beds. inner. coll-spring _mattresses. _Venetian blinds: double rooms. S0. 310, $11 weekly. 1841 COLUMBIA RD.. Apt. 209—Large bed room. newly decorated: private bath, h_shower. Adams 6826~ ter 6 p.m. double _and Y% block Mase. ave. in th bath 1 just G nw heated, ideal guest 50 L ST. N.W.—Desirab single ' room: lking _distance of Go ernment_d _gentlemen only 113 17th ST Nw.-_Brignt. 2nd- nt single room. $4.50 weekl sle_rooms. $3.50 up. sl $15 FOR CLEAN. COMFORTABLE ROOM choice location; Tovely, Tarzs t decorated and furnished; pri- 1 _Adams 10048 1718 KENYON Front _room bath. twin beds: conv. trans.: refined couple o t | 951 SHEF i BRI, refined emp! —Entire 2 porch, priv ““The Aristocrat -At- . _Lh.k. rooms; some with $6.50_and $7 weekly. 40 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.—Double room. detached home: rent beginning _1: to permanent people. Geo. 7081 1845 BELMONT RD. at Columbia—Lar double room, second floor; twin beds, D vate bath. Columbia 134 n. room. near privileges; private SEWING MACHINE (Singer). d ball bearing, Tuns and sews like new, &ntecd: $10. 637 H st. n.e. STORE _ EQUIPMENT T i guar- Tecently removed from dry cleaning establishment. Counters. Tacks glass showcases. 6 ft tall; tables. Will be soid for storage. Call Mr. Mateer. Potomac 5117 TYPEWRITERS—Underw $25: L C. Smith €17 50 new portables $1 per week: many others. very reasonable: rentals $3 mo. Capitol Typewriter Co. 822 13th st.n.w.__Natlonal 4858, TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE Georgla 1883 3716 16th n.w Underwoods, $2 mo. 1 deposit $7.50, 3 mo. Initial rental may be applied on pur- chase United. 813 J4th st. n.w. Natl. 8063. VACUUM CLEANERS_ _ $6. Premier and _many others: Way, Royal. G E.. etc., $9.75: factory re- built’ like new: large selection: 1-vear guar.: free delivery. National 1159. BEST BRANDS CO.. 805'1 t. n ACUUM CLEANERS—Eureka, 7 ectrolux or Premier, $9. Hoov Air-Way, $1 Itke new: guar. 1 Open to'10 p.n_We deliver. Decatur 5564 Standard_Brands_ 1333 14th st. n.w. WINDOW SCREENS. or year. 1% in. thick, w. D made to At your windows: very low prices. District Screen & Mfg. Co ville, WILL EXCHANGE maple 1iv. room suite, including secretary and bed room furniture, for two months'_rent of 2-room Lhk. apt or will sell for $60 cash, 518 D st. ne. * ALMOST NEW. $15_double felt mattress : baby scales. $1.75. 1439 N st. n.w.® TYPEWRITERS—Order now. Only a few days left for this low price. Latest models. Royal. Corona, Underwood and Remingion portables. Prices advance April 1. A small deposit will hold any typewriter ‘until de- sired date of delivery. Easy terms. UNITE 813 14th St. N'W.___ National 8063 SUMMER RUGS. Beautiful new designs. wide selection, all perfect: 9x12 as low as $6.95. Final clearance Winter stock at sacrifice prices. CAPITOL RUG COMPANY, 2821 14th ST. N'W. (At Harvard). Open Evenings. 1827 PARK RD. N.W.—Large attractiv, bed room. small Toom adjoining option 2 or 3 adults; running water. Small roor | with “south sieeping porch. 'Pleasant tached house; near cars. Columbfa 103 CONN. AVE. nr. Mayflower—In exclus apt. lovely ‘room. private bath. show cultured gentlemen. North 2090-J. 1800 VARNUM ST. NW.—1 or 2 rooms h in private, detached home; for gentlemen ond floor, front, lar| chw.: unlimited pr th. 2 | 4804 GARFIELD ST. N front room with twin beds in_private home. 414 RODMAN BT. N W._—Comfortal gle room for gentleman: detached, pri- ate home occupied by young couple.” Em- 408 SEWARD §Q | triple “rooms. new nished: $9 weekly with board: home cook ing; “walking_distance from Capitol other_Govt. bidgs. Betwee: sts. Penna. ave_se. A 1319 13th ST. N.W._—Clean. d housekeeping rooms: reas rooms, baths ‘and_showers ARGYLE APTS.. 17th n bed-liv. “room: adi. bath; use of Co; 945-J_ NEW HAMPSHIR urnished room. n easonable front rooms: double or furnished: also t rooms for house- keeping: newly decorated: reasonable. e MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. BED ROOM. dining. living room furniture all kinds: highest cash prices. Call North 5040 1 Prompt_service BED ng room fur- niture wanted at once: contents apts OF homes: also_odd pieces. Adams 1416. CASH REGISTERS, office desk. file cases, safes. household furniture, gen. mdse.: best prices for desirable goods: prompt attention. Call [ 112 CLUTRIN ignest prices paid for men's used clothing. Berman’s, 1122 7th st. D.W Phone Metropolitan 3767 _Will call GOLD—BRING YOUR_OLD GOLD. SIL- VER, PLATINUM. TEETH_ DISCARDED JEWELRY _WE PAY CASH A KAHN INC__ 44 YEARS AT > F WE are in the market for metals. rags paper. books; 30 yrs’ honest sery. Federal Junk Co.. 15t st. n.w. Dist. 9504. CASH FOR OLD GOLD. Siiver watches diamonds and old dis- carded Jewelry _ Full cash value paid. SELINGER'S. 818 F 8t. NW OLD GOLD, silver, platinum purchased for manufacturing use: maximum price paid BURNSTINES. 931 G ST N.W Since 1866 MARYLAND AVE foor; attract lable: gentleman only. CALVERT ST. N.W.—Master bed shower bath, extension telephone. ible April 1 ki) V ST, N.W.—Nicely bath: amii chw, ble.” North 1383 1828 COLUMBIA RD.—Housekeeping rm with kitchenette: well furn.. light and cheerful: plenty hot water: reas. 2 LARGE 15t-FLOOR BED ROOMS. dou beds.Beautyrest mattresses. 3 large g bath: ch.w.. ofl heat: 2 ice to town; aquiet section. Toom Ava; furn. room. mext good beds: reason- 1 ROOM. sun por ployed couple: 3 1994- | E—2-1oom apt ; elec. refriger- ation. gas, light. heat furnished: private home:_reasonable. Potomac 6188 1320 NORTH CAPITOL STREET—Outside rage room downsta gentleman APARTMENT, GOLD—DIAMUNDS. Highes: Cash Prices Paid, A. MARKEL. Room 918 F N.W. THE THRIFT SHOP, 475 10th St. N.W., Needs Bronzes. fireplace equipment. ornaments. vases, bric-a-brac, furniture, dressers, ta- bles. chests of drawers. chairs, lamps. We Collect. % Telephone Metropolitan 1026. COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL. ARLINGTON COAL CO. 2,240 Lbs. to the Ton, Bagged and Carried to Bin Free. virginia Hard Pes Virginia Hard Special Furnace Virginia Hard Chestnut.. virginia Hard Stove. 507 Run of Mine 75% Run of Mine_! All Grade of Pocahontas Coal Washington Telephone. Jackson 1880. = DOGS, PETS, ETC. . NGIISH SETTERS, 2_males. 9 months N Nery reasonable. Call Georgis 5416. 6614 7th_pl. n.w. IRISH SETTERS. stock: 3849 Wilson blvd. minion ] e ESE, pedigreed stock: Ted sire; one beguties; must be solc. autiful, pedigreed o Mlid 9187. PEKI fawn, $8 months: TER HEATER, Ruud, 30-gal- iy, Aused four months, $50. Bmer- GAS RANGES teed, $§ up. liams, National GENERATORS exch.. antee; small install. tors, fans repa; Tike new. installed. ‘Why pay more? a6 609 6th n. 50 up: i ired. exch. guaran- W. Wi ew guar- charge: ail cars, mo- S Cairty. 1608 14th. HOUSEHOLD ator or mahogany day bed. sin_avenue after Wednesday. IRON BED, cheap; burner gas _ st Rainier. Md MIMEOGRAPHS Mem¢ Miss Nati $17.50 stylus. OFFICE_ FURNITURE chairs, flling cabinets , Electrolux GOODS ohe refriger- Wiscon- Gentle and afiectionate: will ‘give away, moving to an apt. 1107 Clifton st. n.w. Col. 2398. N HOUND (1) and 1 fox hound: both GO aro Yensonapie. - Trail privileges. Greenwood _2359_after 6 p. COCKER SPANIEL, black, old. for sale. $25: good Phone Emerson_3508. CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK. - 7 mon home desired. Ve S completely o Coscopes. 3750, ‘Wallace. onal 60 ce box and 3130 Date street. Mt. three- overhauled, Stencil and United.” 813 14th washi et aslay ngton . Natl. 8260. WORK HORSE—I1 good stallion. $150; 1 gaited saddle horse. suitable for lady. $100; 1 Texas broncho. $50; 1 eolt (1 year old). $50. District 7321. 'AUCTION SALE MARCH 31st. 11 AM 10 Belgian colts, 2 to b vears HaA%oo ounds each: 10 work mules. 2 riding Rorses, 10 work horses. Private every day. Poplar Neck Farm, P. F. Tippett. mgr. Cheltenham. Md. Con new_location, 800 E n.w. OFFICE FURNITURE—A large of used pieces at low prices Son, 616 E st H . D.W. assortment Baum & OARD. Wr PIANOS—Used ul arrange deliv- Qe ABout 15 to_choose —delivery_ext: ‘with your truck. Ab from: The Piano Shop. PIANO—Smallest size baby gran condition, $13 b PJANO—Latest model Chase & Bak (ck. 8 ft. lons. £oicing Co... Lincoin prights, $5 and ra 1337 14th on_easy terms. 30 G st. grand, used for three months; only 295. Just repossessed. it can be ORihen by merely continuing the remal Yo in.. Derq,m. 1 > 2¢ 093, st. n.¥. in good ‘National er baby special, pur- ining small_monthly payments: mahogany case. National 4730. . _Kitr's. 1330 G st. PIANO—Latest model spinet console. less than four months. and in sbsclutely dition; ossessio can_be purchased by merely possession. 1t special. only used re- continuing the balance of the $10 monthly payments. new for $3 National pany. 1239 G A real ‘Arthur Jor Pia st.. cormer 13th 1 value, considering it sold 25, and is in perfect condition. no Com- PIANO —- Small-size, mahogany-finished apartment $145. ment_for a vel monthly. upright. S late model and just the instru- Nationa ano_Compan: very slightl ry small apartment. 3203, Arthur st. n.w y used. Pay Jordan PIANOS—Reconditioned _ Schubert baby $165 grand, $195 d! 3228, G st. reconditioned Lest Pay $S monthly. er baby National .’ Arthur Jordan Piano Company. 1 PTANOS—Bargains rights; Kinze (made in _reconditioned by Kimball). Pischer $45: Geo. Bteck. $69: others to $100 All_guaranteed. Nation: Kitt's. 1330 G st. al 4730 POULTRY & EGGS. 6000 STARTED CHICKS, 1 to 4 weeks oid. also R. . Red pullets. 4 to & wks. old. for tmmediaté delivery: priced right Hines Hatchery, Olney. Md.,' fust south of Olney Inn. Ashton 147-W. & FARM AND GARDEN. ATO_PLANTER AND DIGGER, In ex- Pent Shape. Waters, Wisconsin 4185. h ST. 5.W.—Sleeping rooms, § 0_month: near Smithsonian. 614 MASS. AVE. N.W.—1 LhK. room & 2 sleeping Tooms. 29° 38 CO eversthin lences 1654 COL. RD. running water. ; also 2-room ap r_couple. Adams 30 T0th N.W.. Apt, 63, The Mendot ght, single room for business woman; large closet: maid service; phone. 18th ST. N.W.—Large room for ge! tleman: one other using bath. Col. 444 1920 PARK RD. N.W—Cheerful fr room. clean and Qquie modern, priva home: employed gentleman 1423 R ST. N.W.. Apt. 2 20 per month: large outside room. next to bath with shower; nicely furn.; walking distance. Decatur 0112 e S 916 QUINCY ST. N.W Attractive roo next bath. suitable one or two gentlemen; private home. After 4. 30°* 1404 QUINCY ST. N.W.—Spall furn. front rm.; gentleman: private family; S15 mo. _Adams . R NICELY FURN. ROOM. large, atirac conven. bus, car line; meals in bld Columbia 9490. Apt. 1% DU AR EN 14 16th ST. N.W.—Third-floor room, next bath, four Windows. southern expos- private home- gentlemen. BEAUTIFUL _WOODRIDGE—Nicely nished front room: no other roomers mo.:_with_breakfa: __North 34:7-W. 1101 K ST. N.W.—Newly decorated. clean room. continuous hot water, Lhk: lving room. mald service: ladies 0. . NEAR_DUPONT CIRCLE—An attractively furnished, comfortable room in exception= ally good neighborhood and quiet home. 2026_Hillyer pl. n.w. _ i 1016 N ST. N.W.—1 front room nicely furnished, twin beds. adjoining bath; wal ing distance Govt. depts. Alabama. Apt 5 DUPONT CIRCLE, 1750 Church n.w.— Bright room, next to bath; c.h.w., unlim= ited phone; private family: gentleman 1644 NEWTON N.W.—Ground floor, be living room. near bath; to settled’ lad h.k. privileges; $16. . center of cony “16th ST, large 4829 sirable, hite_family; reasona 3033 16th ST. N.W. furnished. sunny studio bed room, roni= ing 16th st.:_unlimited_phone. - 1818 BELMONT RD. N.W —Outside_room Adloinihg bach. comfortable, quiet; $5 one, 50 two. Gentlemen. . ICHIGAN PARK. 4307 12th at. D. HrAosb Well furn, ac). bath, showet; porches; new home; breakfast. e ROOMS FURNISHED. THE WESTMINSTER_1607 17th st. D.w.— Desirable. newly decorated, ‘nicely furn. rooms: single, $5 and $6: double. $7: with bath. $12; showers, elevator. 834 COLUMBIA RD. N-W.—$5 W ng. T Goun: clesn, outside; 4 baths downtown. Adams 102 W ST. N.W.. Apt. 1—Larse front dou- ble room and single room.: reas.: ladies or home: 2 in family. 20° —Desirale ‘10K 1 OLUMBIA R kitchenettes, $4.50. $6. $7. Also 1431 heat. h. w. Pairmont n.' 1767 LANIER PL. 18th and d. Comtortabie ¥ms. on second A of detached House: 1 single. 1 with twin beds: cross ventilation. sutomatic heat and hot water. Phone_Colu 1 A I )th ST, N.W.—Clean. homelike: low rent: steam heat. gas range. elec. silver, dishes linens blankets, shower. tefephione. PORTLAND HOTEL, Vermont ave. at Thomas Circle—S$10 wk.: hotel service: fresh towels daily. your mail and phone calls d he baths; walk to_work. second-hand able prices. 224 7th st. D.W. A 0_men’ Teaso! 1718 17th ST, N.W.—Nicely furn. rm 34 E"'n double, $6 up; walking dis- 1606 17th ST. N. room, near shower, unlimited hot wates Dphone; oil heat; $20 month; $1.25 day; walking distance. Home of men. NEAR WARDMAN PARK and Shoreham Hotels—Large, comfortable room for gen- tleman, bath, in quiet, refined home. Co- lumbia 4532 . S 921 MASS. AVE. N.W.—Large second-fioor room, two exposures, near bath; employed lady: references reaiested: $4 SHARE APT. gentleman; 4 rms._ Kit. and bath; reasonable, Osll after 5:30, Decatur 4758-M. e NORTHWEST SECTION. short ride down- town. detached house, with and without * Tivate bath: dinner if desired: privi family: gentlemen only. Cleveland 86 1208 G ST, N.W_Apt. 3 (over Lans’ Mil nery)—Comfortable, double and ~ sin] nice closets: all conveniences NEWARK N.W —Room suitable fof two gentiemen: twin beds. unlimited phone; close to bath: ¢.h.w. half block transporta- tlon. breakfast served if desired. Emerson 1401 DELAFIELD PL_N.W.. one block forth 14th and Decatur—Double room: new. i ner-spring twin unlim. phone; rent, $25. Randoiph 4626. COMPLETELY FURNISHED. 8 rms., and bath (3 bed rms); reasonable, Nimbia 7744. Apartment 508-W. (Continued on Next K o 1