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Evening star., 1932-06-12
Marriage Licenses.

ns Helen + 9osRa osn5Sh 3s t. fss cs FG5h s fy
and cyn!hia T, Donaldson "a ssio X ST.
SS sss ,sos Ss s..;,s6o:ss4, St end Eas; sV,
Req joseph Ts9Tfs s4sia2 Taylor st.
and lone Bentley, 10, 11l6 4th ST.; Rev.
1hS%n' John v. Il PSnf snehanan. 2s and Jennie N N
Briel. %, both Of Chester Pa. Rev. II. W.
Paul K. Treasure, 25; Altoona; Pa ar and
Rev. John G. Copenhaver.
Hqth Efx taznf san0ns 1s, Three sSaafs va Rev
John E. Briggs.
Nota brsxn 3 F:s 1888 % sSs sR ST sso
HeEssEt l. Bsoth 81, zsbls and Rose M TEsy R.y.
Robert Wiams . g. nsstsryIe Ws.IylIls; w. w.
ReS James M f ASsfpe'as h.scR g. 1920 St ne and
Else Elsie LsatneFS' Gathers 2' Richmono' va Ne''
eshs Charles 5. Ashby. 81, Warrenton. Va.
Re1 aa1 ElFfaia y! Harvey s HSnsas1a' pnnhsm. A' -
Louis Malinow. "a. and Betty Names. 49,
bn John Of csae4 e. N New Rey Jersey e
Ida y. Gettsr: o. GIL New Jersey ave.
.nd ieGssu ssulah h n; Beam. % 70, Baitimore. Nd;
Rev. Thomas E. Booroe.
Gordon Reed, ~. Minneapolis, Mimi and
Edna A. -Paustian. %. Walcott Iowa; Rev.
Lloyd S. Dennison. %. Clinton; Md. and
Mary J. Browning. 20. 122 12th st. se'
Stewart HARDY. IS. 1906 I st. sw.. and
Rosa E, Robinson, 1s. 346 st. s.w.; Rev.
w Westray. -
John L. Sullivan. 81. Hyattsville, Md. and
Bessie E. Brooks, 20, Medford. Va. Rev. H.
ss:ex j Beacon. 81 IS Franklin st. ne.
ano Mary G: McGrosan: 49, 1915 D st. ne;
Sherwood W. Moore, %. Baltimore. Md,
and Augusta E. Lowery, 10, Hyattsville, Md.
Rev. H. NJ. Hennig.
Evening star., 1932-06-12
GRADUATION DATES
FIXED IN SCHOOLS
Exercises for Both Senior
and Junior Highs Set
June 20, Fl, ~.

Commencement exercises in the pub
lie senior and junior high schools will
be held June 20, 81 and %. according
to the schedule now completed at the
Franklin School Administration Build
ing.
Speaker Is Uncertain.
The white senior high schools COM
mencements and the presiding officer
at each. follow: June 2l-Business
-four year class, presiding officer yet
to be named because Daniel c. Roper,
whose intention to withdraw from the
board recently was reported, has de-
clined to serve, pm; Business two
year class. Harry o. Hine. secretary
of the school board, 10 am; Mckinley,
Henry Gilligan. pm, and Eastern
three-year class, George M. Whit
we'll, 8 pm: June 22-Central. Mrs.
Philip Sidney Smith, 8 pm; Eastern
(four-year class, DR.. Abram Simon.
school board president, and DR.. Frank
w. Ballou. school superintendent. and
Western. Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
4:30 pm.
The colored senior hlgh Scnool grad
uation schedule follows: June 20-Car-
dozo, Mrs. William c. McNeill. 8 pm.
and Dunbar. Dr. F. I. A. Bennett, 8
pm; June 21-Armstrong, DR.. J. Hay
den johnson, 8 p. m.
Junior High Schedule
The white junior high school sched-
ule follows June 20-Langley. Jere j.
Crane. 8 p. m; June 2l-Hine, DR..
Stephen E. Kramer. 2 pm; Jefferson.
Robert L. Haycock. 8 pm; Mcfarland,
Miss Jessie LaSalle, 1:30 pm, and
Gordon, Mr.. Crane, 2 pm; and June
22-Paul, Miss Rose Lees Hardy,
pm; Powell. Harry o. Hine, pm,
and Stuart. Mr.. Haycock, 2 pm
The colored junior high school sched-
ule follows: June 20-Garnet-Patter-
son. DR.. johnson, 2 pm: June al
Francis, DR.. Bennett, 1890 am, and
June 22-Randall, A. K. Savoy, 1890
am, and Shaw. Mrs. McNeill, 2 pm.
Evening star., 1932-06-12
VIRGINIA GIRL SCORES
IN Federation CONTEST
Washington Medal Design of Miss
Thornton of Roanoke Takes
Second Prize.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Wash, June 11.-Eastern
and Middle Western girls ran away
with the prizes in the junior section
contests sponsored by the National
Federation of Women's Clubs, awards
announced at the convention here to-
day revealed.
Miss Lorraine Fawcett Of Boston took
first price and Miss Louise Thornton
of Roanoke, Va, second, in the fine
arts contest for the best design of a
George Washington medal.
In the poetry contest. Gene Dun
leavy of Coatesville, Pa, took first
place. Miss Marie Miles of Beaver,
Okla, won the constructive art work
contest. The best essay on What My
Country Has Done for Me" was ad-
judged written by Olive w. Minor Of
Greenborough. N. C.
The Junior Woman's Club Of Mount
Olive, N. c., won the prize for the best
cleanup, paint-up campaign as an aid
to unemployment.
Evening star., 1932-06-12
BLAST KILLS SAILOR:
ANOTHER INJURED
l3 Men and Captain Escape in Ex
plosion During Gasoline
Transfer at Toronto.
BY the Associated Press.


TORONTO, Ontario, June l1-A
terrif1c explosion aboard the gasoline
laden tanker Patmore today killed Paul
Simpson "a, and injured John Peelman,
both of Cleveland, OHIO.
Simpson. a sailor, was working at q
hatchery when the blast occurred as
gasoline was being transferred into
shore tanks. His body was blown to
bits and only parts of It recovered.
Peelman. chief engineer of the tanker.
suffered severe injuries 70 his knee. He
was taken to hospital Thirteen other
men on the boat at the time and the
captain. S. c. Bremo of Cleveland, es-
capped injury.
They Immediately aided half dozen
fire trucks rushed to the scene. Two
minor explosions occurred as fire.
d1atchway when the blast occurred as
was sprayed on the blaze through the
heavy, black smoke that rose 200 feet.
The fire was brought under control
an hour after the first blast wrecked
one of the holds. About 10000 Of the
355 900 gallons Of gasoline aboard were
destroyed.
The tanker. registered in the name OF
C. D. Secord of Cleveland, was owned
by the Ohio Tankers, Inc, OF Cleveland.
Evening star., 1932-06-12
HELD on LIQUOR CHARGE

Lloyd Carter. %. colored, of the 1000
block of First street southwest. was ar
rested on charges of illegal possession
of liquor and reckless driving, when
captured at Canal and D streets south
west yesterday when his car over
turned Carter was being pursued by
Policemen B. F. Spittle and w. Salkeld
of No. 4 precinct. Police reported
they found 3la gallons of liquor IN the
automobile.
Evening star., 1932-06-12

picture, tAe nero
has been mar
ried to a billion
airesS, the her
oirle has gotten
her stockings
from a married
multimillionaire
a n d b o h OF
them are about
as far from
t h e ir original
s t q m p / n g
grounds as was
Cinderella when
she first crashed
the ball. How
ever, tr'Ie afec-
ton wins out,
and so does love
Evening star., 1932-06-12
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
TO the Health Department within the last
"a hours:
Wilhelmina Schuldt 70. $500 10th st.
Samuel Brown. 49, Gallinger Hospital.
Edith Allen Crump. IS. 3402 18th st.
Sadie B Cooper. so, 1915 Kenyon st.
Margaret Helmuth, 56. Emergency Hos
pital.
Sadie c. Wright. ~. Providence Hospital
Ripley Bowman, 40. Sibley Hospital.
Patricia LOW Bradley. / day. Sbley Hos
Evan1ce starks, %. Freedmen's Hospital.
Flosfe Anderson, II, Freedmens Hospital
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the Health Department within the last
Carl arm NJ. and Fern Marshall, girl.
Harry n and Hester Twiss. girl.
Francis x. and Kathleen Fuhrman, girl
Harold c. and Lille Cabeen. girl.
Thomas P. and Eleanor Cheeseborough,
girl.
Joseph C. and Esther Hamilton. boy.
Edwigie and Frances Moresy. boy.
Rodger r. and Ethel Kaufman, boy.
Harry B. and Ola Allen. boy.
Norris C. and Eva Robinson. boy.
Senior E. and Carmen de Lozada, boy.
Ec,9h D cEd Francis WHY. boy.
James E. and Helen NJ. Foster. boy.
Benjamin L. and Henthel Lumpkins, boy.
Evening star., 1932-06-12
SHERIFF CALMS CHIEFS
San Bias Indians in Panama End
Election Squabble.

COLON, Panama, June II P.-
Pacification of warning chieftains
among the San Bias Indians by sher-
i'll who acted as intermediary was Of
ficially announced today.
One faction of Indians, led by Chief
Nele Cantule, went on the warpath be-
cause the candidate they supported.
Francisco Arias Parades, was defeated
for the presidency Of Panama by Har-
modio Arias in last Sundays election.
They threatened to burn farms Of
the Inapaquina Indians, who presum-
ably voted for the successful candi-
date The police took control of the
situation, however, until the arrival
of the sheriff from Colon. who presided
over a peace parley yesterday.
Evening star., 1932-06-12
BEER, NOT SOFT DRINK,
SELLER IS ACQUITTED
Lack of State Prohibition Law
Frees Man From License
Charge.

BY the Associated Press.
MANITOWOC, Wis, June 11.-Frank
Gauthier was selling home brew with
high alcoholic content. But jury Of
six men and six women was obliged to
acquit him.
A road house proprietor, Gauthier
was accused Of selling soft drinks with
out a license from the town OF TWO
Rivers.
His defense was that what he passed
over the bar wasn't soft drink. The
licensing ordinance does not cover such
beverages, the jury held.
Wisconsin has no prohibition law.
Evening star., 1932-06-12
BISHOP WILL TEACH

DR.. W. F. Anderson Will Join
Carleton College Faculty.
NORTHFIELD, Mimi, June II R.-
DR.. w. F. Anderson, recently retired
Methodist Episcopal bishop of the Bos-
ton area. will join the Carleton College
faculty here next Fall, President D. J..
Cowling announced tocay.
He will leach the history of religion
and assist the college administration in
arranging chapel and vesper services.
Dr. Cowling said.
Evening star., 1932-06-12
"Sinners in the Sun"
At Warmers Earle Theater.

"HE heroine of Sinners in the
Sun" Is a lustrous clothes
model, who yearns for
dozens and dozens Of pairs
of silk stockings, and the
hero is . garage mechanic. whose
Thoughts 60 no farther than love
In q cottage. But by the end Of the
Evening star., 1932-06-12

and the little blond clothes model
finally resigns herself with gusto to
less stockings and bigger and better
love.
Some OF the dialogue in this new
film at the Earle is bright and
amusing. and the way Carol Lom-
bard and Chester Morris speak
their speeches makes you believe
that they almost mean what they
say. The result IS an entertaining,
if an incredible. film-full Of newt
able champagne, the villain "a
Evening star., 1932-06-02
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

-. according TO Bible narrative
rode camels. but-who in the dickens
wants to ride a camel-unless-of
course, he can't read.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

22o ST SYNONYMOUS FRONT APT.
ms. private bath; well furnished; north
south exposures: Quict. desirable. So
DoWNTOWN-BETTER APARTMENTS AND
hcne combined a"e hard to hnd for price.
See rnd be convinced; t7-sll week tlec.,
oer. lin n. &C. included: Couple OF settled
Evening star., 1932-06-02
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
W1NTED-Ponies to board at 1900 Reservoir
I'd Phone Cleveland 2225-J.
PUPPIES cocker spaniel. black: fine quail
ity At Wirehaven Kennels, CLIFTON ave"
Silver Spring. Md.
BULL TERRIER PUPS pedigreed; reason
able excellent watchdogs and wonderful
companions for children See them at 6522
Ridgewood ave. Chevy Chase. Md Wis 1928.
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES, thoroughbred
IS each See them. 69l8 Arlington rd,
Bethesda. Md.
COLLIE PUPS. thoroughbred; $4 and So.
6Sl0 eth ST. NV. am. TO 6 p m.
FRESH MIXED BIRD SEED.
Pound. l5c 5 lbs. Toe 10 lbs. 81 80.
ATHERTONS S PET SHOP,
6i2 St NV. Nat. 47O2.
DOC AND CAT BEAUTY PARLOR
DOGS clipped. 50; sanitary bath. eliminat-
Ing f1eas. 81 1920 Irving NV. Col, 0575.
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE.
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3o4 3rd SE-BRIGHT LIVING ROOM BED
room. kitchen. private bath, lst floor; $40
month; gas. elec. included; adults.
Mt. PLEASANT. Sle7 lsth ST. Nw.-BED
room. livink room and dinins reom. kitchen
snd bath: modern eouipment
Evening star., 1932-06-02

1856 CLIFTON ST. NW-Rooms. single or
double. bright. airy; reasonable; sarage.
his 9th ST. N.W.-Three excellent heme-
cooked meals daily. all you can eat, 81 70
So so week. Ring house bell. -
s30l l3eh ST. N.W.-Attractive. larse room,
next bath; corner house; porch. car space,
phone; private family. two adults
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2l2S 18th ST. NV, Apt. l7-One or two
young men to board and share newly fur
nished apt; free phone; excellent meals 81
per week. Dec 27Qe %
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SINGLE front room. 81
6 windows, and floor. 81
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1888 CALF. ST N.W-oNE ROOM. LARGE
en-. bath, FriEidaire; comfortably furnished.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

2725 18th ST. NW.-Tvo front second foo
rooms, beautifully pspered; instantaneous no
water, ami; $25 each. 3
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1857 EUCLID near 18th and Col rdD-De-
cradle rooms. double and single: clean. quiet
al conXenienceS. homelike. reasnnahle
Evening star., 1932-06-02

NASH COUPE. 1890. twin-ignition SIX; LOOKS
like new car. mechanically perfect fully
guaranteed; very low mileage a real bar
gain for only s485. Callan Motors, Inc
1l21-1h2Q NJ ST Il
Evening star., 1932-06-02
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto suction
928 H st. NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am. Usually q good assortment.
PARTS-PARTS
for all cars and trucks. Used cars and
trucks for sale Open SUNDAYS, Robert Her
sons Auto Excnange. "a Fla ave. ne
9o3959 Ela NV NOrtn lU4O0
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POJJIT3Y AND EGGS.

BABY CHICKS. Barred Rocks ana r. l.
Reds Hatches each week. Strong. healthy.
lively thorouehbreds. Baby Ducks and Tur-
keys Poultry feeds Complete line poultry
supplies. F. " Boleiano & Co 607 E st. NV.
CHICKS-Best Leghorns. 81: Rocks. So: Reds.
50 hundred. J. B. Henry phone Fails Church
Evening star., 1932-06-02
ROOMS-EURNISHED.

ROOMS-EURN1SHE
1884 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-s3 and IS week;
nsf fns l. double s lines esan ssn COD %d oas
baths: gen lemen only; $3.50 single, $40
double: owner home. Adams 1880. g.
MONMOUTH HOTEL ANNEX. 1918 ST. NV
Large. cool. well furnished rooms, COM
Portable beds, lavatory. hot water. telephone
in each room; rates. $40, s25, $50 per month
Management Fidelity Storage Co.. 1870 You
st North $500.
PORTLAND HOTEL. Thomas Cirele--Large.
well furnished rooms comfortable beds open
nreplaceS. every comfort and dignity obtain
able in higher-priced hotels; s25 to $50
NorEs s4do sideit' Storage Co. 1920 You
1882 ONTARIO PL-very clean and quiet:
plenty hot water; lovely furniture; free
phone; 81 week. A.
80 NJ ST. NY large room, kitchenette.
sink. range. $50. 5'
room. twin beds, adjoining porch. next bath;
near car line. After 6. Adams 4o2I.
1922 L N.w.-Cool. comfortable rooms. run
rims, water; accommodate several persons;
1884 CHAPLIN ST NV. near Meridian Park
Attractive room, double exposure; SIS
month.
INSPECT THIS2l0s ST NW.-Rooms
with twin beds; every convenience and use
west Of Connecticut ave. Ideal loaction.
home and furnishings for adults only; week
ly rates. S3,75. $500 and $3.50 each. q
elej. i22s Vermont sve-ouiet. outside bed
living rm: business woman preferred A.
1898 10th ST. N.W.-Two large front rooms.
containing three and two single beds each;
also one single room. Reasonable.
OVERLOOKING FRANKLIN PARK con-
:ses ssis'i ihf ies s ffSs ios ,ss sasI IT, rSc# s#
Evening star., 1932-06-02

CRUISER 4o-ft. cabin forward and aft.
Gray marine motcr. 25-hp. run only one
season VIII sacrifice for quick sale, $3.50.
Phone Lincoln 1866.
AT SACRIFICE l6-ft Century speedboat
perfect condition At Gregorys Boat House,
6th and Water sts call Nat. 4230.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-Couple would Ike 10 keep house
and prepare meals in sood home in return
70. food and room; would consider arrsngs-
msnt for SUmrne. months or LONGER; refs.
e%chsneed. CAL WIS. tl42 s.
FOF ELDERLY LADY who requires ssme
nue. attention: prefer private home with
on. who ha. hal some training and expsr!
ence- Give location and chs.ses Address
Bo. BIC. star ofict. 5.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
COUNTRY BOARD,

ST. HnDAs HALL, Old Charles Town. ".
u. ~! =, o-e. lor Summer guests irom
June ! 10 Senterotr /
Also ior rent, two furnished COTTAGES
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOUSE. city con-
ve1ienccs, excellent food: moderate rates
Full Information. Misses Tabb. Route Z,
kesrn-gsyille, W Va.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

ROOMs-FURNIsHED.
LARGE corner room. well ventilated. DE-
ssshss Sis :s.i' home NV $40 per month Column
I7is MASS. AvE.Forme- embassy; l.rIe
A WARM WELCOME
Awaits tourists or permaren: cues" tt our
lHlewlns TS. drs,tan Siaces Ho,. ia, Con, Az. NV
re arst,on Annen 17ss D. Sales s.. NV: W
IN ife5 n st. ,Sd NV
RoOMs-UNFURNIsHED.
zoe UPsEuR ST, NV, near soldiers Home
2o12 o ST. NV. Apt. 7i-unfurn room,
seeond-noor front, to settled lady. employed.
| 1878 KALORAMA RD-Lsrse front room and
dressing closet next to bath; IA block Of
car lines.
ROOMS-FURNISHED & UNFUR.
2725 18th ST; Nw,-Tvo front second floor
rooms beautifully papered; instantaneous hot
ROOMS AND BOARD.
| 1856 CLIFTON ST NW.-Rooms, single or
double bright. airy; reasonable; Earase.
LIS ilis 9Th ST: NW-Three excellent h.m.-
| So so week. Rims house bell -
s3ol I3sh ST NW.-Attractiyt. iarse room,
next bath corner house; porch. car space,
phone; private family two adults
2l2s 18th ST. NV, Apt I7-One or two
young men to board and share newly fur
per ~..K ip' p.e sres .2os P6sn. excellent
l443 FAIRMONT ST NW-2nd-foor front
room, twin beds; tasty home cooked meals
reasonable. Adams 4o6t q
3733 MORRISON sT-spend Summer in
double rooms ne nnss ms.. lara. v:rsns, 1r aaa
2s2l 9Th ST. NW.-one block wardman
PARK and Conn ave beautifully furnished,
om. eoo snd Rn an nsqs eharmn. aI5.1.
den; GOOD meals, well served; 45 monthly
each person.
Dupont CIRCLE, I74s p s., Nw--B.auti-
iuIy lurnlshed rooms in lovely home; excel
| lent meals; entertaining, free phone
rooms; board optional; small family; contin-
uous hot water showers; reasonable.
| 2l46 FLA AVE. NW.-Large airy room for
two near bath; sleeping porch with dressne
room; Southern cookins. North 6ss2
1923 18th ST Nw-sinsle double rooms;
running water. North Ils7
1920 18th ST. Nw-Rooms for those desir-
Ing homelike place to live; every comfort,
walking distance: excellent meals. s.
1903 ST N.W.-Nicely furnished single and
double rooms. twin beds; refined atmosphere;
excellent meals; centrally located
4ov ST NWLClecn. cool rooms, /. block
st: $3.50 ard 50 week 5.
1879 ST NV. the Lee-Maroue -Nlcei,
furnished room. semi-private bath; excellent
board, hom, cooking; quick servic. s.
TERRACE HALL
lH5 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NV
Attractive single and double room. newly
decorated running water. excellent food;
spacious dining room; reasonable rates g.
MACACIA CLUB
l326-2a-3o 18th s.. nv, Dupont Circle
Fine boarding club: cool, comfortable; spen-
did and abundant food; single, double rooms
z.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
APARTMENTs-FURNISHED,

MANTED-Room with pirate bath for &c
i.cman. near Taft Bliosc state rates. A
DRESS BOZ 554-C, star otics g
Evening star., 1932-06-02
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
BOATS.

FOR SALE-Lieht hunter, gated. spirited
sound; sl75 Can be seen l0ll 29th ST. "
or call West 1928
Evening star., 1932-06-02
sALE-AUTOMOBILES.
BUICK
EXtraVa alueS

IGS. Chevrolet De Luxe Coach. 1895
1891 Buick 1-pass. Sedan. 1.?50
1881 Buick Master 5-pass. Cp. Del 1900
1881 Buick = SPIT. Coupe. ........... 80
1880 Buick Standard Coach. .-...... 6.5
Ioa. Buick Master SPIT. Coupe Si5
1850 Buick .-pass Sedan. 8DS
1eoo Buick Master 5-pass Coupe. $50
1880 Marquette Sport ROadster.... @2S
1890 Buick Master SPIT Rds.. ..... 800
1928 Studebakcr Com. Sedan. $50
1929 Chevrolet Cabriolet. ........... "25
1929 Nash std. 6 Sedan 395
1925 Packard Limo ....-........ $50
1880 Buick 5-pass. Sd, Mas........ .95
1890 Buick 5-pass. Sdn.. Std....... .j0
1929 Buick 5-pass. Sedan. .......... $50
1880 Cadillac Gus. Sedan. ........ 1.550
1881 Ford CabriOet 49,. .......... 3.5
1929 Olds Sedan o.. ..... ....... 2:5
1928 Willys-knight 20 Sedan. 2.5
Stanley II. H.Horner
1915 14th st. NV. Nat. $500
iii 14th st. NV. Nat. 1851
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17sl MASSACHUSETTS, AVE- NV

A new boarding club for girls IN larte
coo. residence that has Just been redeco-
lateo throuehout. Sinsle and double reoms.
home atmosphere, 5000 Southern COOKING
An early selection Will secure the choicest
rooms.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
sALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
tCOntinued.)


TYPEWRITER. rebuilt like new: guaranteed
one year; terms. We rent. repair. traoe
Standard Typewriter Co, 723 10Th NV
TYPEWRITERS - Current model Coronas
a-d L. C. Smiths for rent. Bargains IN
rebuilt and reconditioned machines Inc
l. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters. me-
1918 18th st NV. Nat. 04ll.
TYPEWRITERS-- S--AmerIcan 90. 1881 East
Capitol St, away from the nigh rents. sell
ing, renting, repairing all makes. open
evenings Lin. 0oS2.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia
1888 Underwoods. Royals and L.; c. SmltnS'
50 SO mo-; mos. in adv. S6.15 mos VIZ
VACUUM CLEANERS. Hoover. Eureka. Air
way. Premier Duplex. G. E. $3.50 ca.
Hoover No. 700. s25; guaranteed year; rent
cleaners. 81 SO day; parts. repairing. vac
uum Cleaner Shop. l404 Girard. Ad $500
WASHING MACHINES-Sale OF demonstra.
tors l ABC de luxe model 60. reg: Slb5. az
sll2so: ABC Playmayds. reg. ses So at
SO so, voss washers. reg s5s g. at s47 - 80
] Conlon, reg. $50 So at $4I 30. easy pay
ments arranged Barber & Ross. Inc. llth
e. G. SITS. NV.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
Continued.

1883 EUCLID ST NW.-Attractive room,
single or double, adjoining bath with shower;
private family. Telephone Adams l0462.
The GORDON HOTEL. 9l6 18th st. NV
Under rev MANAGEMENT. Light outside
rooms near showers Elevator service
Some rooms with running water or private
baths. SINGLE rooms IS 81. Double rooms,
$50 $40 weekly; transients tl50 day
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1927 GIRARD NW.-BEAUTIFUL, LARGE
bed-livins room. bath kit: detached heme;
lisht. airy use larse porch. Adams 1880.
MT PLEASANT 1907 KENYON NW-COOL
quiet. attire ctively furnished rooms, kiteh-
enette, bath: earese or adults
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56o4 l4th ST. NW.-3 R., K. L BATH FOR
Two employed ladies; lovely location; sts.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

PORTO RICAN sweet potato plants. 90c
thousand. cash with order: 81. c. o. D.
Prompt shipment. express or mail BaXley
Brokerage Co. BaXley. Ga.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

1913 18th N.W.-Downtown; hotel service.
lobby - week up; transients. 81 90
1922 N.W.-LarRe. Ink rooms, alcove
kitchenettes; running water; desirable for
Summer; accommodate several; s6. 81. $40
Evening star., 1932-06-02

I'LL 9Th N.W-2 LARGE RMS, lst FLOOR
Eriv. bath h.-w.h.: comp Ink. except linen;
adults, children. Met. 1924 Bell 2.
WESTCHES'CER APTS-3 ROOMS AND
bath. kitchen and dinettt: reasonable rent.
June 18th to Sept 18th. C,ev. $500.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

Two ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH, ON
Capitol Hill; price, $40 Telephone Adams
Evening star., 1932-06-02

1914 BELMONT RID NV NEAR 18th AND
ColJ-Bed-livins room large kitchen, SEMI
te hath ND
Evening star., 1932-06-02

NASH SPORT ROADSTER. 1927 type. ad-
varced SIX; cream color; rumble seat, manv
extras. cnlv S82 so Nolan Motor Co., III
Evening star., 1932-06-02

1910 EYE NV. topp. Franklin ParkD-Sin-
Gle. 50 wk.; Couble, 81 I'D; Or. nat. f6; 3 r..
81 End floor Other fats and houses a.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

? ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. LIGHT ANr
sas included; rent reduced.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

$50 EAST CAPITOL ST-Neatly furnished
room. next TO bath; suitable for lady.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

1920 EYE sT.--Unusual location near white
House In refined home. Single rooms. hot
and cold running water. shower, telephone.
Greatly reduced for Summer.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

CADILLAC 3l4 SEDAN and Cadillac 3l4
phaeton; must sell for storage and need of
repairs; $40 each. Mr.. Roper. Nolan Motor
Co LII 18th st Il "
Evening star., 1932-06-02
SALE-AUTOMOBILES,
CONTINUED.

FORD CABRIOLEr. l93O-Two well wenders.
! carefully used by doctor Only s33g; easy
| terms. Triangle Motor Co. New York
| ave. NV
Evening star., 1932-06-02

1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-Large room,
windows, running water. twin beds. sleep
ing porch
Evening star., 1932-06-02
Buick Sedan
Maxter 7.PaSsenoer

Finished In blue Homemade and
Handsronud" paints good tires. .
fair-four-wheel brakes-very clean
interior-owner just returned from \
500 mile journey in this car. A
splendid car for 4 bunch OF fisher
men-or . man who wants to build
a rock Garden. Will cover more
ground in day than dozen
camelS. To be sold at about the
price Of . carton of Camels. Tonight
and tommOrrOw only
Evening star., 1932-06-02

BUICK COACH late 1923. light six; perfect
condition and appearance throughout. fully
enuipped: sacrifice S185 CleY. 506l.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

THOMAS CIRCLE, 1892 Mass. Ave. Apt. 55-
Ee%ly furnished rooms, southern exposure