Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1937, Page 86

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The big Anacostia fete had its baby contest, too, and Commissioner Hazen shows a bit of favoritism for Sue Ann Wiley (left) and Maxine Benhoff. © Star Staff Photo. g ! THESPIAN MASCOT. Born in the hectic hour of the season’s first rehearsal at the Roadside Theater, this little kittie has since labored under the name of Harry MacArthur and has become a favorite of the patrons. Optician in Washington Now associated with Teunis Brothers Teuni S OPTICIANS 1108 SIXTEENTH STREET Porking Provided in Rowr WASHINGTON'’S COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED % FAOM CANOPY T0 CORNICE Q/‘%Mm&_ [Several choice air-conditioned apartments, consisting of living r 2 KITCHEN. Ci Transient Rates From $3 Single $4.50 Double Free Gorage HAY-ADAMS HOUSE SIXTEENTH AT H STREET Opposite the White House MEt. 2260 E. F. ELLIS, Menoger P. T. W. SCOTT—TWA PILOT: “In our busi- ness, we know what engine dependability really means. 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