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Evening star., 1932-10-30

WALKING DISTANCE, 1890 R I AVE-
large rooms, rec. hall. kitchen, bath. porch,
free retrlg.. cooking gas quiet building.
2l2O ST NV, THE CHARLOTrE-FIVE-
m apartment. flrst-foor front; G.. E. re-
.TIgeEator, newly decorated; rear porch, SGU.
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EXCEPTIONAL APT. FOR s45.50. ACROSS
room, large bed room. kitchen and bath.
All outside exposure; elec refrigeration.
Apply resident manager, is 18th 81. ne.
Phone North an
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1884 COLUMBI.

l6l5 ST Sc AND 2 K. b AMI,
St2 So 4i.o0. Don't fan TO Inspect these If
obhgcd to secure eqva.Iy good quarters at
leSSer rental Z .efria INT
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1894 COLUMBIA RD-6 LARGE OUTSIDE
rooms. bath. po-Ch- elec,r:c retr.geration;
nigh-graoe ou-lolIg; CoAvenlen. nelghbor
hood. blp
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| COR 18th COL. RID, 1911 ADAMS MILL
I'd Convenient everything. 3 large sunny
| rooms completely furnished. Stelf piano.
owner !e%vlls c!;y.; ba.s $50.
| ATTRACTIVE 2-ROOM APT. KITCHEN.
bath. entrance hall. piano, radio. desirable
Evening star., 1932-10-30

I.IO l@th ST NW-ONE ROOM WITH
Murphy bed. dlnette. kitchen and ba h.
Apply reeldent manager; reasonable
BERLIN. NO LOGAN CIRCLE NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath; modern, h-w h.
furnished
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1856 EUCLID ST. NV. NEAR l6th AND
Co!umtla rd d-BeautItUlly decorated 3 and
rooms. Rent very reasonable Apply
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III: ST NE-UNFURNISHED3 3 ROOMS.
nclosed porcr; new home, reasonable. 90
3723 18th ST NE, EFT RAINIER
large rooms kitchen. garage: convenient
bus. car lines. gas. elec.. heat furnished. 30
ia >th ST. SE-THREE ROOMS. KITCH-
en- and bath TWO exposures, porch; reno
waited. resident manager 10
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INth AND NEWTON NF

HtWlN 0eCoFated: S3O See .arltor
THE RANDLE. "J25 MINNESOTA AVE Sc
= rooms. kitchen and bath, G. z refriger-
atlon See manager or call Lincoln 94O5.
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1904 10th ST NW-WARM. SUNNY
apartment. bed room-livinS room. bed room
nice Etchenette-dlnette, bath. closets. bal
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.hAn Z CT u

I
Front room. kltchenette and single. h k :;
running hot watCr.
.:463 14th ST. NW-ENTIRE FLOOR.
three rooms with private bath, comfortably
fNrnlShc ndultS
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Electric An-Steel Pefrieerator
25l5 14th ST. NW-2nd FLOOR FRONT 2
rooms. k.tchenette. bath, large CIo-etS. sac
month mel gas and elec. AcamS 1855
S LARGE. BRIGHT. CLEAN ROOMS NEW
" decorated. south front; porch: APT. house
to adults: excellent location: General E.ec.
fefrlGeratlon. 1901 Park rd. NV.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
tContinued.)

! 16l4 HOBART N.W.-Large, front room,
! twin beds; also smaller room; private home;
garage optional; emploTed couple gentlemen:
a31U COLUMBIA RD.-Bright. sunny room,
80. exp; comfortably furnished. Col.
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NEAR CAPITOL-3 AND 4 ROOM APTs-.
a mi; newly decorated: S"5 and $50
mClth No ChtlCr1u
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! TWO LOVELY FRONT ROOMS. NEWLY AND
completely furnished for liPht Housekeeping
nc children, So Go5 Irving ST. NV.
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I30s BELMONT ST LARGE ROOMS
kitchen and private bath: heat, light anC
gas furnished. $50 per month.
MY ATTRAcTIVELY FURNISHED APART
ment including Oriental rugs. silver, etc, il
hlEh-class blds.. Hampton Courts, 2O13 n. H
q AT 4 II
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22l5 l4fh ST NV.
The Prince .on Apt-5 rCCmS bath porch:
newly decorated; $50 See Jar!tor
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WOODRIDGE-l -lst-FLCOR APT I ROOMS.
bath pantry. Inquire BIS 18th ST ne.
PhOna North rs, !Ds
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ENTIRE FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR CON-
tanning & rooms. priv. bath and kitchen;
! heat; ADULTS. l3i2 Girard 81. NV 30"
= ROOMS KIT BATH. SOLARIUM (5
windows. Conn. ave. beyond KliDgle
Bridge. Overlooking Handicapped garden.
Cleveland 6S6}
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FURNISHED ROOMS, KITCHEN A,

bath 1897 Harvard st. NV
| 1870 HARVARD NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
i semi bath: front. nicely furnished s45. See
| lanltOr Adams 3onU
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ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APARTMENT,
" rooms Kitchen. bath with shower. south
erH exposure Frisidalre tree. !SUl Adams
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R0CMs-UNFURNIsEED.

1915 IRVING NW.-Large, clean. light room.
Pdl lo.ns bath; SIS per mo-; cont hot water.
. BRIGHT rooms. suitable for Ink: private
home. heat light, gas furnished: rent,
81. 30. Ga 4Sll
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| .,l3 sth ST. S W-TWO FURNISHED RMS
| with private bath: modern home; convenient
| TO ali Govt. depts.
1l15 K ST NW.-THREE ROOMS KITCH-
! enette. newly decorated. steam gas. elec.
| linens. dishes. silver 81 so. two. S2n 4.
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ONE ROOM AND BATH, DOWNTOWN -
Southern exposure: reasonable The Ked-
rick sol K st n W. Apt. "O3 i
MONMOUTH HOTEL WILL RENT ROOM.
| k. and b in my apt = ladies OF man and
wife. very re2SOn2 Bile Phone 13IJ
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1893 MADISON ST. NV OUTSIDE RMS,
bath. md floor; III x; cont. hot W. gas,
+, elec.. heat. nicely furn; adults. reasonable.
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I1"9 p ST. NV DUPONT CIRCLE
Southern exposure: vel furnished living
room. dining. kitchenette. Frigidaire. private
bath; C h. W, h.-w.h, gas, electricity: so.
inclusive 31%
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APP. :. 1iI2 CLIFTON ST. NW.-TWO
larse rooms. KIT, s. p. BATH. InC. Eorch
nicely furnished, Elect-olux. adults SO,
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WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING A
home apartment look for the General
Electric All-Steel Refrieerator.
1869 ROSEDALE NE ROOMS. KITCH-
Ell with sink. heat. gas. eleC included $40
pc" month practically new home .}O~
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1910 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Room to rent in
Jewish home; gentleman preferred. Adams
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TWO CONNECTING ROOMS ON SECOND
hocr next to bath; completely furnished
SO month UU6 Park rd NV
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1915 FAIRMONT-I RIM. K AND PORCH
complete for Ink; for ore. So mo; cont.
h V, unlim. phone Col. f5oH.
FURNISHED APT. 3OoS GA AVE NV
rms. and semi bath gas, eicc., heat;
- % 30 per month
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CJR- CAIHEDTAL AVE. 26by 26th ST =
One. two ms. lg. rec hall. kit, bath. free
Frlg!dalre; also one. two rms, lg. porch, kit,
bath. free FrIgdaIre. rent reasonable. 81
Evening star., 1932-10-30

/ THE MADRID. ,,:!uu 18th ST. NV
Brsht. apacICus: four rooms. Flchen. bath;
! Two exprsures- reduced rent. So. eiec. Te-
4 frra. .-O, rr1 1a
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I2ao I1th W-COMPLETELY FURNISHED
ISt-fco. front all large rooms, NylnS room.
bed room twin beds, reception hall. lava
to.v. dining room. kitchen. pantry. fireplace
III every room. bcGutIfuily furnished ~i5
mo. ncludIno gas ard eleotrcty. suitable
INV fffr- r,pgDlp- avcpilou+ 10Caf!O1
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J 1850 l1th NW-LIGPT HOUSEKEEPING,
| LARGE front room, din cite kitchen. large clos
| cts. next TO bath. open fireplace; attractlHely
/ furnished, lGCludlng elec., ,2nltoT service.
! Between r. I ave and Mess. NV So mo.
| Also attractlvely furnished 4room aad
| Z. .clrc,. b. ID 81
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DOWNTOWN APARTMENT. I'll G ST N w.
tEud fCCr-TWo large rooms and bath, S35
no. Leat and lisht. MIS-. GRIFFIN
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apt. 3 rooms. kitchen and bath (outslde
rooms, !st-class condition: in quiet. well
kept apt. house, near Stanton Park: refer
ence. Key 81 Maryland ave. ne. Lincoln
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I40l GIRARD, Apt -. 9th fioor-Front.
Eastern exposure; light. sun-Shiny, overlook
irG the city: 81 rer week.
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Observation-Disclosures.

ettc. private bat enable. 14lS CRIT
tenden st NV. u.
3 ROOMS. KITC 44.SETTE AND BATH;
can accommodate :! small families. Apply
11l6 9th st. NV. Ring house bell. 30.
l1lo K ST. N.w..NICELY FURNISHED
rGPt aess Of ana ss4 kitchen and
1aa7 JACKSON ST. NE-DELIGHTFuL
Housekeeping apt. private bath and porch
es; reas. to desirable couple. Pot. 5sl0-J.
81
NEAR WARDMAN = REASONABLE TO
reasonable permanent people. bright. airy
rooms, bath. closets, large porch Adams
, 1912.
1928 MONROE NV OR RMS. K1TcH-
enette. bath. screened sleeping porch; adults;
southern exposure: transient or permanent
PETWORTH Al. WEBSTER ST. NW.-AT-
rooms rooms private Bath. a pofch refined pirate
home; Sab no children. Adams 6441-J.
HERE'S A CHANCE FOR A COMFORTABLE.
quiet home IN spacious, attractive apart
rent from November or December until June.
1861 Crescent pl. Telephone Adams 96lo.
Apt. 40.
nished apt; room, kitchen and bath;
h.-wh., gas, electricity included, $3.50.
week.
SO; DOWNTOWN BACHELOR APT: FIRST
floor front, living room bed room, BATH;
completely furnished 1906 K st. NV
DOWNTOWN; REASONABLE RENT. BEAU
tiful. completely furnished apartment; ;
large rooms, kitchen, bath; . exposures.
So ooh CT
, APARTMENT WITH TWO LARGE ROOMS;
kitchen and private bath near Walter Reed
Hospital; quiet neighborhood. 11"S 9th NV.
81 WEEKLY CLEAN. NICELY FURNISHED.
large. sunny front room. alcove bed and
day-be6: kitchen. beth and porch; INV h..
gas. elec. included. l"lS D ne.
I7"9 ST. NV. DUPONT CIRCLE
Southern exposure: wei furnished; living
room, dining kitchene:te. Frigidaire. private
bath: C. h. W, h.-wh., gas, electricity: SO,
inclusive 81
LADY DESIRES TWO LADIES TO SHARE
nicely furnished apartment or will rent room
with home PRIVILEGES: walking distance oil
Treasury. Phone North lo69W
I34l RANDOLPH ST. NV OUTSIDE
rms. ard b "nd r.; heat light. gas range.
sink. tel. elec. refriq.; adults only.
13}:i MADISON ST NV OUTSIDE RMS.
bath. End floor; III x; cont hot W. gas,
, elec.. heat nicely furn.; adults; reasonable.
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o34 UPSHUR ST NV RMS. KITCHEN
bath. InCloSed back porch; am j.; FrIgidaire;
gas. e!ec-: telephone furnished reasonable.
3 ROOMS. BATH $40 MONTH. INCLUD-
ing heat. light ana gas 80 Flower ave,
Tafnma Pnrk Md
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! THREE ATTIC ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP-
! !ng; gas. electricity: So 80. 1000 Eastern
| ave. NV. Takoma. D. C
4 LARGE ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR. BATH.
| large porChes, garage. heat. gas. electricity:
$40. 1850 Eastern ave. nv, Takoma. d C.
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" LARGE ROOMS. KITCHENETrE. SEMI
| private bath: adults: S55 MRS. RALPH
| COLE. ::iI Md. ave. ne. Atlantic 1851.
! iglN 18th NV r. K AND b. HOUSE
keeping southern exp: Frigldalre on house
| current. linen aad silver, reas. Apply resi-
! dsG- nlcu2Ccr
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED
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|
47O2 GA AVE. NW.-1 large. bright room,
Iunfurpished; ami. very reasonable oil
heat.
As ST. N.W-Two rooms, kitchenette and
bath unfurnished, heat. gas. cleo; Ss5
month. 3o'
ventent to cars All. 0756-J. 30'
"A +. l. AVE. NV large. clean rooms
and Kitchen heat, lights. gas furnished;
adults: $50. 31'
1894 llth ST NE.-Newly decorated. rooms.
ip' .yate bath. porch gas. elec. furnished;
lhot-water heat adults: S32 so
GOOD SIZED ROOM semi-pubhc bath; SIS
a month; located at l134 Vermont eve. APP
ply The Burlngton Hotel, l2O Vermont ave.
l0O3 g. c. AVE Sc or ; rm apt.
am l.; private. quiet; S25; adults pre-
ferred Lin 5n6o. 3O'
unfurnished front room with use of house.
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45lj NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-3 ROOMS
and bath; southern exposure: heat. eleC. and
gas. Near cars and bus. Col @33l-J.
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH: AVAILABLE
now. downtown: Il months lease. $50 month.
See lanItor. l1,3 CT st. n W. Apt. |.
Evening star., 1932-10-30

LADY DESIRES TWO LADIES TO SHARE
nicely furnished apartment or will rent room
| with home PRIVILEGES; walking distance OF
Treasury. Phone North l"69-W.
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$40: DOWNTOWN BACHELOR APT: FIRST
floor front living room. bed room. bath;
completely furnished 1906 K st. NV
DOWNTOWN; REASONABLE RENT. BEAU
tiful. completely furnished apartment; >
large rooms, kitchen, bath; . exposures.
Evening star., 1932-10-30

WANTED-KOOWS.
FURNISHED BED ROOM. Kitchen. screened
porch. for couole and one child walking
distance Georgia ave. Quincy st. Ad. llNl.
WANTED by two young ladies. two fur
niShed rooms in apt; vicinity PoWhatan ho-
tel. Address Box :i49-B. Star office.
EMPLOYED LADY wants clean. comfort BILE
In K. room. md floor, near bath: south or
east exposure: quiet home; permanent. Ad-
dress Box 3il-B Star office
FURNISHED ROOM. by employed lady. in
refined home or apartment, Northwest sec
dress Box 3I3-B. Star Office
SETTLED, EMPLOYED LADY desires partly
furnished room. With alcove, and small
kitchenette; meals optional. reasonable: con-
genial. refined home Address Box @Gl B,
Star Office
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AT CONN. AVE
ROOMS WITH OR WITHoUT BOARD
WAETED-ROONS.

:!o3G lltn ST N.W-Ncwly furnished
double front room IN private home: garage
Ibosrd optional. sacr.hce. Adams l45i.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
-TT ~ w

QUIET. CLEAN. CONGENIAL. NEAR CARS
One room adjoining bath; complete kitchen,
large porch. laundry PRIVILEGES. SO. 1IO9
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:lo6 1st ST. NV rooms, Ink; adults;
$40 per mo. including heat. gas and elec.
Phone North 01l3-W. At home after u pm.
Evening star., 1932-10-30

CHEVY CHASE An opportunity for some
one TO have real home. excellent table. un-
limited phone: reasonsble. Wis @Hi@
DUPONT CIRCLE lT?2 p ST NW-ReaI
home refined atmosphere ldrae. double, at
trcctivrlv furnished rooms; twin beds: m
limited phons, every convenience; excellent
varied menus
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:sn" d NE, rooms; kitchen with sink:
tile bath: h " h. electric lights gas; newly
Glfcnrat o. rna Snnahle
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l. MICHIGAN AVE. NE-CLEAN. FUR
nIshed. warm Ink rooms. porch, bath. sec
Cud tDCr- NJ l.. reduced North tHN:'-'.
10 IIth ST NE-FRONT APT. WITHIN
apt . large rooms. alCOve. next to bath,
private entrance, we'll furnished foT house
Evening star., 1932-10-30

1870 G. ST NE.-Two large, bright rms.
light Housekeeping. furnished or unfurnished
facing Md ave. ne; heat, gas. cleo; con-
venient to cars or buSSeS. Phone Lin.
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csN 14th ST. NV.
900 + ST. NV.
ROOM MIIH B\TH.
HOTEL. WINSTON

Wei appointed private home, two blocks
from WarGman Hotel win appeal to man
O. culture
Evening star., 1932-10-30

$685. 3ond ST. Mt. Rainier, Md.-Txo
rooms for light housekeeping; hot-vater
heat light. gas, semi-bath; adults. 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1895 R ST NW-FIVE ROOMS. BATH. IN
closed sleeping porch, Frigidaire; reasonable.
See resident manager.
3401 l6th ST-OUTSIDE RMS, FACING
18th; exclusive neighborhood. Don't miss
seeing these 4 r, k, b., s65-$70. Auto serv-
ice Nat 0600
Evening star., 1932-10-30

I34I RANDOLPH ST NV OUTSIDE
rms. ard b 3nd n heat light. gas range.
sink. tel eleC refriq: adults only
Evening star., 1932-10-30

4G9 H ST N W-BEAUTIFUL NEWLY FUR
nished apt; room, kitchen and bath;
h-wh.. gas. electricity included, $3.50 a
Evening star., 1932-10-30

GA II ST NW.--3 ROOMS, private bath;
newly decorated mi: rent reasonable
a-FOOM APT-LARGE. BRIGHT FRONT
rooms downtown mi rent reduced COZ
n Y ave. NV. Dist 6Hi
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HD. Y. -. AZ u ROOM.
ion hall. large b.. s,Yower;
- FL Cn- ~. l. ....E.n n
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ROoMs-FURNIsHED & UNFUR.

III FAIRMONT ST. NV. cclored-Large
unfurnished front room with use of house.
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GENTLEMAN WILL SHARE FURNISHED
hCtCl apartment with another. Maid SerV-
ice. T-l2IdGtrr Clnet-c. etc Rem reason
abe Aut .uI. 91Ol l4th St l.
- NICELY FURNISHED ar AND
kitchenette apt. h.-w.h. lst floor; $50 30.
North O|SJ. L
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Lamont st. NV. 1900.
DesIrahie location. large. sunny double
room. adj bath. Convenient 20 bus and cars
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S41 80.

Downtown, 81 NJ st. .w.-Attractive, first
floor. rec hall, large liv. 2. dress. T. with
uurph" beo vanity bullt-ln bath. dinette:
kitchen fully furnished. including radio and
refrg on house current Immediate pos
session. See res. mgr, on premises. or Nat.
Evening star., 1932-10-30

1888 PARK RID. NW-SIX- ROOM APART
ment. first floor, $50. Apply 1911 Oak st.
Evening star., 1932-10-30

1858 Calf. st.-2-5 r.. k. b.. porch elec re-
frig., house current; $50 to S65.5o. See mgr.
Nogales international., 1932-02-03

mittee, still busy Investigating foreign bond flota-
tons, will get around to the tariff and give or
ators looking toward the presidential campaign many
cues.
The Democrats will no doubt recall Senator Wat
sons fag-waving prediction upon the passage OF the
Hawley-Smoot Act that within sixty days the CLOUDS
would vanish and the sunshine of prosperity would
return And it will not be forgotten that Mr.. Hoover
gave as his reasons for signing the bill that it would
settle business conditions and enable economic re-
covery
The Republicans will retort by pointing out GER
tain Democratic hgh-tariff desires such levy on
oil urged by Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma
Yes it takes no subtle prophet to report right
now the tariff talk that will soon be booming on Cap
.tol Hill But we are willing to wager, in view of the
reasons given by Mr. Hoover for approving the Haw-
iey-Snoot Act June II, 1880, that there will be
nothing quite funny as the statement in his mes
sage to the present Congress last December Il am
opposed to any general congressional revision of the
tariff" said Mr. Hoover. "Such action would disturb
industry, business and agriculture. It would proong
the depression.
Nogales international., 1932-02-03
Code Of Robert louis Steuenson

(Kemper Military Academy News Boonvile, Mo-
To work "a little harder" and with determina-
ton and intelligence
To remember enough of the past to profit by its
mistages
To "wo,ry never, but to think seriously of the
future, and not only of today.
To ''play the game fair.
To be cheerful and keep smiling
To perform my duties faithfully.
To develop courage and self-relance.
To be kind to dogs and other dumb animals
To cultivate economy and to waste nothing of
value
To look well after my health, and spend as much
time as possible out-of-doors.
10 keep thoroughly posted and to know more
about the business in which | am engaged
10 ignore courteously any display of jealously
Or unfnendllness On the part of others
10 cooperate earnestly and sincerely with all
my associates.
These things let me resolve to do at all times and
under all circumstances
expect to pass through this word but once.
Any good therefore that I can do, or any kindness
tAaC can show 10 fellow creature, let me do il now
ti<T me not defer OF neglect it, for shall not pass
this way again.
Nogales international., 1932-02-03
I7fjll!A!tgl u! t!tl FfHzKj[ HKj[f : :
p BRt E3 }UG: EEBARF00AI1, s BlAAzRE FF00I Is,
Q3np Matt' Il GuPaH

lO EW YORK has been so thick with gloom that have had
EEa carry flashlights midday Men talk about thirty years
of bad business and e collapse of the captac system and
~thc end of the gold standard" etc.
Millions Of dollars cash hidden in safety deposit vaults
Since all the authorities have proved wrong and mans ud
good anoers venture publish my little guess as
o what is and what is going to,happen.
has been the record of history that times OF great blation
result in the removal of great abuses
Said Lincoln in 1854 cat the end of three years struggle the
nations condition what either party any devised
expected claim Whittier tending plain
If Cod wills the removal of great wrong and wills that We
of the North well you Of the South shall pay fairly for
completely that wrong impartial justice will find therein
and the justice and goodness of Cod
the Civil War had ended quickly would have settled nothing
dragged through four weary years. but abolished slavery
If present depression had been easily cured good would
nave come of it. 1t bad worldwide that compelling the
peoples of every nation realize the fundamentals which
forth convncngy in Sir George Palhs book The IVaN
Recovery.
We compelled realize that the oltine nsuar nation
ac thinking out Of date in world which has been Shrn to-
negborood No nation prosper unless all nations prosper
Tariffs and and international eaOuSieS SaCe
trade and mean less prosperity for lis all.
If trade is freed from these shackes including the
which international suspicion, the future has possibilities
beyond widest dreams The conunpve Of humanity
unlimited Even the most advanced nations the standard OF
living still low. There potential markets enough keep all
Our resources employed and to make all of we'll to do
therefore, optimistic not because this is depression
but because very serious worldwide packed with
suffering fo~ everybody.
Before finished shall be compelled to effect International
economic reforms that should have considered pros
porous times
And when do get business going again prosperity will
Nogales international., 1932-02-03
Park Avenue Slipping

Park Avenue Slipping
Real estate in New York is a
gambling proposition as a general
thing, although property rarely loses
its value, except in hard times One
can never tell when neighborhood
will change. Fifty years ago Fourteenth
Street was the swagger shopping place.
Then it began to edge uptown and
since then has gone north about a mile
every ten years. 1t has finally verged
on Central Park and it is unlikely to
pass that barrier.
Years ago Fifth Avenue was the
ultra fashionable street. 1t still is, for
those able to afford residence along
side Central Park, but below that it
is strictly business street. The fash
ionables had to move to Park (Fourth)
Avenue. For ten years that was the
swagger street
A couple of years ago the society
folk of the town suddenly struck on a
new idea, They bought the slu1n prop
erty along the East River and have
erected enormous apartment buildings
there where plenty of homes cost SIS,
OOU year tor rent alone. That is where
nearly all the descendants of the orig
inal "400' are living now.
x
Theatrical Rivalry
One of the big producers of girl
shows here recently figured out
scheme to get publicity for his really
pretty stage people. To emphasize their
youth, he gave dinner for the girls
mothers.
A lot of pictures got into the papers
and the theatre magnate was feeling
rather we'll satisfied with life until
a rival producer gave dinner to his
girls grandmothers. He had seventy
five of them present and the seat of
honor was given to the lone great
grandmother who horned in on the
party.
Such things show the outsider that
competition here is keener than any,
where else On earth.
Nogales international., 1932-02-03
"Shcw Down n

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Saannai, o show down" is expect
ed there later this week when the
question Of Japan's right to use the
international settlement as a base
for operations against Chinese may
be brought to a head.
Japanese In Control
Japanese marines held military
control over the HongkeW district
Of the settlement and there were
many reports Of new violencas. A
japanese Destroyer fired on the
buildings Of an American-owne
company at the mouth Of the Yang
tze The central post office in the
Sc ..tt-sr22 mt vas invaded by Japa-
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nese marines.
The Japanese minister to China
advised all Japanese to evacuate
from the international settlement.
Efforts to bring about truce be-
tween the Chinese and Japanese
collapsed and the Tokyo govern
ment announced it would send an
army unit to Shanghai. Previously
the imperial navy has been in COM
pleta charge of operations along
the Yangtze.
Chinese officials feared spread of
Japanese attacks to other cities,
especially Hankow where there are
many Americans and where Japan
has large interests.
At Washington, the Shanghai sit
more dangerou1 hourly, with little
hope that Japan could, or would,
Nogales international., 1932-02-03

n TYLES in women's clothes are no
more changeable than those in
popular songs. One year it's the
"Boop pboop-pe-doop" type and the
next ballads.
Lately the slow melodious style of
number. referred to by musicians as
torch" song is all the rage One
Of the biggest hits of this sort has
been ''I Surrender Dear" which in
troduced some time ago.
Il Apologize" is along the same line
of thought. and it was with the popu
larity of such songs as II Surrender
Dear" in mind that ] have picked il
as an outstanding number and one
sure to be very successful Written
by Al Hoffman. AL Hoodhart, and Ed.
Nelson. it has beautiful melody that
is easy to remember and a lyric that