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Evening star., 1932-09-08
i. s. BANK SYSTEM
GAINS BIG MEMBER
Joining by Continental Illinois
Lends Strengthening InfIu-
ence, Say Officials.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

Government officials are pleased with
the announcement yesterday that the
Continental Illinois Bank g. Trust Co.
of Chicago had applied for membership
in the national banking system. This Is
the largest bank to Join the system IN
several years.
Besides being a strengthening OF the
national banking system, because tne
action of a large bank often influences
the attitude of smaller institutions, tne
move was regarded here as possibly m
dieatinr to national banks generally
that If Congress permits branch bank,
inc there will be rush to the national
banking system in those States Where
state banks do not now have or are
not likely to obtain from local legls-
latures the privilege OF State-Wloe
branch banking.
Formerly in System.
The Continental Illinois was mem
her of the national banking system
before its merger with the Illinois lrusI
Co. and it is understood mere INA,
the reason for dropping its national
hank charter when the merger occurred
had TO do with technical difhcultles IN
the wav of carrying out some OF tlle
trusts ACQUIRED in the consolloatlon.
such legal difficulties have since neen
ironed out, and officials here welcome
the return of the biggest bank IN the
Middle West. 49,. roro
$50 national banks in the system on
June 80, with total resources OF apouC
$22 900 600, 900 and that state oanks
have a total of 5000, 100000 and
membership of 1902. Since June, 1919,
there has been a decrease OF 7,l26 In
the number of State banks and de.
crease of only 1,412 in the number OF
national banks.
Discussion of the idea Of unification
of the Nations banking system SO State
and national banks may be brought
under one authority continues from
time to time with the frequent sugges-
tiou from officials here that banking
dif6culties in America will never be
permanently cured until there Is one
banking system instead OF the 49 now
in existence.
owen D. Young. in testifying before
a Senate committee few months ago,
said it was SO important that ne pc
lieyed it should be done even II con-
stitutional amendment were required to
bring about uniication.
~ May Encourage Members.
When Congress begins to study the
aftermath of the depression, 1t is not
unlikely that the question OF making
more attractive the membership in the
national banking system will be up Tor
discussion. Heretofore, when the ma
tional banks have been given advan-
tages, the State banking laws have
Immediately provided other advantages
to offset them, and this rivalry and COM
petition has not been considered good
thing from the standpoint Of safe
guarding depositors.
It is known that the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation is making study
of the situations that required aid IN
the recent bank crisis, and the facts 1t
develops will throw considerable light
on the alleged laxity of State banking
supervision and the necessity for unfit
cation.
(Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-09-08
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, September S.-The
part Miss Joan Lowell, novelist and
playwright. played in rescuing him from
the surf at Atlantic City Monday was
given high praise by Albert D. Graham,
chairman of the board of directors OF
the First National Bank, on his return
here.
In a letter to the Associated Press,
Mr.. Graham said, mo woman could
have rendered more assistance. nor
shown more courage than Miss Lowell" !"
The cross-currents and undertow
we're unusually bad, but in spite OF
these conditions Miss Lowell did not
hesitate to risk her life to save mine.
II wish could adequately express
my gratitude for her act of bravery"
Mr.. Graham was none the worse for
his experience at Atlantic City. He
had gone under twice when rescued.
Evening star., 1932-09-08
THUMB LEADS TO JAIL
Man Wanted for Desertion, Hitch
Hiking, Picked Up by Sheriff.

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa, September
8 P).-The next time Thurman Dew
gives the high sign on the open road
to passing motorist he'll be more
careful
Yesterday c. e. Wicklund, Marshall
County sheriff, picked Dew up In
answer to his signal and Immediately
asked his name, thereupon driving to
the jail
whats the idea?" Dew inquired.
81 have a warrant for your arrest
for child desertion," Wicklund an
swered. ITS lucky you thumbed me.
didn't know where to find you"
Evening star., 1932-09-08
FATAL BLAST PREMATURE
Death of Two in Portland, Greg,
Hotel Believed Due to Accident.

PORTLAND, Oreg., September 8 R.
Premature firing of some high-pow-
cred explosive. probably dynamite. po-
lice believe, caused the blast which cost
the lives of two young men and wrecked
the fifth floor of the New Willard Hotel
here Tuesday night.
The victims were identified today as
Forrest Edward Wright, 26, and Mai
Gilbert McCune, 20. both Of Portland.
Detectives were convinced the two were
victims of an accident and the explo-
sion had no connection with recent
bombings here. A. L.. Quisenberry,
Wright's step-brother, said he believed
Wright and McCune had been expert
menting with fireworks.
Evening star., 1932-09-08
BANKER PRAISES MISS LOWELL
FOR SAVING HIS LIFE IN SURF
Albert D. Graham of Baltimore Says Nov
elist Showed High Courage in
Rescue at Atlantic City.

shore, she said, but collapsed after she
came out of the water.
The writer of Cradle Of the Deep"
said she had gone to Atlantic City
to write play and didn't leave her
room, except for two hours each day.
The play isn't about the sea, she said.
Evening star., 1932-09-08
indianapolis Editor Dias.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. September Q
R.-Edward II. Ziegnsr. editorial writer
Of the Indianapolis News and formerly
with the Atlanta bureau Of the Asso-
ciated Press, died yesterday Of periton-
tits that developed following an opera
ton for appendicitis
Evening star., 1932-09-08
PEDDLER'S CHARGE
HITS POLICEMAN
Officer Suspended When 500 Is
Unaccounted for in Cash Found
on Prisoner.
BY tie Associated Presa

By tie Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September s.-Policeman
John Fry is in trouble because q 73-
year-old peddler processes to know his
dollars-every one of them.
The peddler is George Karnavalos, o
seller Of individual pies, who was ar
Evening star., 1932-09-08

that Policeman NJ had waIssd -
prisoner to the station instead e osH-
ing q patrol wagon. He suspended he
policeman pending an investigation.
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PARK LEE-l630 PARK ROAD. NEAR 18th
st-Excellent location Frigidaire. automatic
elevator. hvins-bed room. bed room, hall.
dinette. kitchen, bath. s55 TO s65. LIVING
bed room. large dressing room. dinette, KIT.
bath. s45 to $50. Nicely furnished. bright
do
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FARM AND GARDEN.

Is ACRES OF WONDERFUL BLUE GRASS
sod 5000 per acre.
Concrete gravel that is sand ana grave
haui it yourself; gooa road, IL miles from
Caplta!. .,. from,
q 10 - inches thick from 10 to 40 1T. high;
price, regardless of size, SIS each; must be
dug and moved by purchaser. District f5ZI.
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1913 18th ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
electric refrigeration, bath and porch; well
furnished; s55 month. See resident manager.
THE BOND. 1880 N. H AVE. NV r. &
b., $38 r., k. b., $50; r.. k. b., $3.50;
free refrig; 24-hr. elev. service. Resident
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ANTIQUE JEWELRY, gold teeth, coins. sil.
yer, watches, diamonds. etc. We pay hlgnest
prices. Gold Refining Inc, 400 l2th 81. NV:
BOOKS BOUGHT in any quantity; orlns
them or phone Metropolitan 54l5. PearI-
mans Big Book Store. 933 @ St NV
CASH REGISTERS, show cases and store
Baum. Inc. 914 St NV. Met. 9744
FURNITURE-W Want to buy some used fur
nituge at once. Also good piano for Cash.
Gen. ElcC. Tefrig. Metropolitan 1864. ~
FURNITURE-Cal Douglas any time, Met
1913. l buy evc:ything. modern and an
tiQue furniture, chinaware, mdse rugs, etc.
FURNITURE pay highest cash do,, priees Hi1
for used furniture Of all kinds. Call Gil
bert Nat 1866; ewes. Col. 4397. =
FURNTTURE-Hous goods and merchan-
disc Of every description;. For best results
call District 9112: prompt attention.
GOLD antique jewelry. watches: pay high
est cash prices. Call Clev. 1603
GOLD. silver. watches. DIAMONDS and old
jewelry neeCed in our manufacturing Gept.
Full cash value paid. Selinger s. Sl6 r 81.
STORE FIXTURES lunch rGaal eaulpmsnt;
entire contents purchased. Atlas Store FIX
ture Co. 4l4 9th st. NV. Met. 9297:
TEA WAGON-Describe with price. Address
Box 23S-B. star Office.
WE PAY highest cash prices for all kinds
of household goods and also do moving
North 101li.
WILL SELL your handmade gifts in gift
ehoppe ana exchange. Gill Wisconsin ave.
Wisconsin 1924
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

AUCTION SALE-IU horses and mules. sew
eral riding horses P Frank Tlppett Cheit-
enham. Nd Wed, Nov. >, II am. Can oe
inspected after Oct. IS.
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EXCEPTIONAL APT. FOR $40. 50. ACROSS
from Eastern High School Large living
All outside exposure; elec refrigeration,
apply resident manager, 16 18th st. ne
Phone North 741I " ~
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BEATS.

CRJTIsER-One ~ 1880 Elco cruiser in
fnest Condition: S2.250, terms to reSponsi-
BE parties Flood Gate Motor Boat Sales
14th and Water Sts. S.W-
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wANTEn-ROOMs AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN desires room, board optional;
private. Protestant family; white neighhor-
hood; walking distance; no other roomers;
northwest section: references; rates. Ad-
dress BOX 215-B, Star once. 30e
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THE BUCHANAN. COR. 18th & BUCHANAN.
2r, X, b., porch, G. E. ref. $50 SO, s54. so.
Also Wyatt Apis. 4520 Ga. ave. $50 to SO
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ROOMs-UNFURNISHED.

1I27 1Ith N.W-One neat room. nght
Housekeeping; rent reasonable; central ioca-
ton. -
PETWORTH-Entire second floor with bath
absolute privacy: Ink; detached home; ga
rage OPTIONAL rent reas.; couple. Col. o1 -
1892 32nd ST, Mt Rainier. Md.-Two
rooms for light Housekeeping; hot-Water
heat. light, gas. semi-bath; adults 3o-
1910 1Ith ST. NE-3 rooms. semi-private
bath: strictly white section very reason
able. oo
47O2 GA. AVE. NW-1 large. bright room;
unfurnished; ami; very reasonable OIL
heat
as x ST. N.W.-Two rooms kitchenette and
bath; unfurnished, heat, gas, e4ec.' 80
month. 3o-
30s G ST NE.-One large front room, hot
water heat electric light, Sl4 mo-; con-
venient to cars All. O156-J 30'
IA R. I. AVE NV large. clean rooms
and kitchen; heat. lights, gas furnisheo'
adults; $50. IL
III C ST NW.-3 bright, clean rooms: ::nd
floor. bath. sink. stove. h-W.h. .3o-
1874 1lth ST N.E-Newly decorated; rooms.
private bath. porch: gas: elec. furnlsheo'
hot-water heat; adults; s325o. -
GOOD SIZED ROOM. semi-public BATH Sl5
a month; located at l124 Vermont ave Ap-
ply the Burlington Hotel. 1920 vermont ave.
1902 S. c. AVE. Sc or I'm. apt.
am l.: private. quiet; $685. adults pre-
7O5 4th NV. Apt. 4O3-To couple or en-
ployed lady. large room, comfortable apart
nnres eychanned 29'
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

NEAR SHOREHAM-Newly furnished front
master bed room, strictly private bath;
telephone, garage. maid service; private
family Adams O249.
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ALL SOUTHERN EXPOSURE. ? ROOMS,
kitchenette and bath. nicely and completely
furnished, including gas, electricity, Frigid-
aire. linen and silver. Excellent location
near Lincoln Memorial; SIS. 2ll5 c st. NV.
Met ART 29'
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P. j. WALSHE. INC.
Nat C0Q5

THE ROLAND. POI 2nd .NE.--cONv. TO
and a bath. thu with TqS Frig. FIJI and / s. $4,000.
See I'm, kit. and bath apts AZ l@lS
Holbrook ne. G4th st. above Fla. ave. neD
Showers. closets, gas furnaces, porches,
radio outlets. etc Only $40 90.
FLOYD E DAVIS COMPANY.
T33 18th St NV Nat. O353.
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lei. 20th and F SITS. n-w-l room, kit, bath.
completely furnished, linens, silver. Frigid-
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9I8 18th NV R.. K. AND B.. HOUSE
keeping; southern exp; Frigidaire on house
current; linen and silver; reas. Apply resi-
dn.nt
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1869 CALIFORNIA ST NW-Neat, Quiet
room Desirable for student Good neigh
borhood; $40 month. Board optional. North
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LARGE. COMFORTABLE ROOM COM
pletely equipped for Ink. Suitable for tvo'
reasonable l434 st NV 80
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3.,t4 QUE ST W-Beautiful room, near
Dupont Circle; every comfort and conven-
ienre. hoard IL desired 8Os
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1888 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-For employed peo-
pie, 2nd story. large and small: conv. cars
buSseS: reasonable Col 5ol6-J.
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CONVENIENT. WELL MANAGED.

THE CLYDE, TIA 10Th NV
One and two rooms kitchene'te and bath.
with retligeration, gas and ! l.7 on house
meters. Resident manager. Meter Titan 5l23.
LEAMINGTON. 25O2 l4th NW.-C;:E DESIR-
able apartment. 5 large rooms. hath, porch.
elevator. elec refrigeration.
25Ol l4th n.w.-3 rooms. kit, bath. elec.
refrIseration. elevator. porch reasonable
rents. -
P. ]. WALSHE, INC.
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63 YOU ST. NW-Refned adult home. front
room, twin beds. c. h. W, excellent meals
Sy2 each ner month 81
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NEAR NORTH CAPITOL ST. As GIRARD
ST. ne" large rooms and bath: all con-
NenlenCC. lOIlSnEPenNnG Moth
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BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APARTMENT
downtown. consisting of five rooms. bath;
sacrifice at 500. Phone Met. 1895. 2?'
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1904 PARK RID N.W-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
ette. BATH electricity, continuous hot water
electric refrigeration. phone.
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2so9 ONTARIO ROAD NW.-Large front
room for couple: twin beds; quiet neighbor-
hood: convenient to Mt. Pleasant car. home
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SPECIAL, BARGAINS.

2Oo7 o ST NW-DON CARLOS
BeaTtiful location. lust south OF Dupont
circle and within easy walk OF downtown
section. Four large. light rooms. kitchen
and bath: elevator south front and re-
fined we'll kept building Open at all times.
See elevator man. Only $3.50.
II. X. HOWENSIElN CO.,
,o,s II G, Nur nis. nQ0g
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TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND PRIVATE
bath; electricity and gas included. Reason
aole to desirable party. 1861 18th ST. n W.
Phone Adams 535l. (WIl partly furnish
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52o3 GEORGIA AVE. NW-APT. CONSIST
!ng OF large rooms, kitchen and private
bath: S39 month: heat furn. 29'
NEAR CAPITOL AND 4 ROOM APIS,
ami; newly decorated: SIS and $50
month. No children. 235 St ne 81
1908 LANIER PL. NV. APT. 4O6-C0RNFP
apt, Brd floor. exposures: large living room
lnciosed sun room. Kitchen. bed room. bath
. large closets; 500 month. Key at Apt
306 Clev BIOS 2ns
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1885 K ST NV, APT. 6O4-LIVING RM.
dinette. kitchen, bath. Murphy bed. eiec.
.efrigeration 30
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1863 BILTMORE ST. N.W.--Large double
room. handsomely furnished, newly deco
rated. sunny. thrdfoor front; exceptionally
beautiful view; near two car lines; excellent
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM; meals II pre-
ferred: privilege Sharing home with private
family: near schools stores; reasonable:
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252l CONN. AVE.-Attractive room. overlook
ing Rock Creek Valley; excellent meals
DIXIE CLUB. 22l7 QUE ST. N.W.-LARGE.
Evening star., 1932-10-29

Il3g ABBEY PL. NE-With private fam
ily: home conveniences; meals II preferred;
unlimited phone; lady preferred. All. o3o'.
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G37 MARYLAND AVE NE-Rooms and
boz I'd; reasonable; home cooking. Lincoln
n.ppE-W sos
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T33 18th St NV Nat O353,

250I AND 26Ul CALVERT ST. NV
Modern " and 3 room apartments with
porch. overlooking Rock Greek Park; con-
venient to stores. schools and churches;
reasonable rental. Phone resident man.
ager, Col. 1Oo9.
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$500 N H. AVE NW-Furnished rooms.
private bath, for gentleman; also furnished
Sba bad I n
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WANTED|CNE OR TWO CONGEN1AL
girls to share attractive apartment with
two others. Call ewes, Apt $40 Bond Apts.
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I "oo N ST N.W.-Large front room. single;
also double room; clean, warm; reasonapIe'
re ferenceS exchanged
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200i EYE ST NW.-TWO FRONT ROOMS,
kitchen and private bath. compIeely lur.
nished ami: ideal downtown location. 29'
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81 FNt u, ~
. rooms kitchen and bath. Frigidaire on
house current; automatic elevator; conven-
ient to churches. stores and within walking
distance downtown. Apply resident man.
ager or phone Metropolitan 0514.
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14OO M ST. NV. OVERLOOKING THOMAS
Circle-Three outside rooms. kitchen ana
bath; electric refrigeration: $50. %.
l411 N-SECOND-F FLOOR APTS.. TWO AND
owners home: adults: rent reasonable. 29'
1908 18th ST NW-SECOND FLOOR.
large living room with Murphy bed. kitchen
and bath Apply Apt. No. l. 3O'
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1116 9th ST. NW.-Room and board. three
meals day, $50; also table board, So
week RING HOUSE BELL. 30
1902 r I. AVE NE.-Front room in private
home; - gentlemen or emp. couple; G. h. W;
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: 1923 I6th-Beautiful suite. two large rooms,
bath: family or girls: large room, young
/
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THE COTTON.

Large room, kitchen, buiIt-in tub and
shower bath within walking distance 10
all Government departments and business
district; reasonable rentals. Resident man.
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1885 18th ST NV, APT. 3Ol-ONE
room. kitchen and bath; Frigidaire on house
current; frst-foor front; $40. $40.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1857 QUE ST-Large,
single and double rooms in we'll furnished
private home. North 44S2. 30'
l4o5 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Very large, at
tractive room, southern exposure; private
hot mn
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Is0I BELMONT RID NW.-LARGE. BEAU
tiful room kitchenette, windows; Queen
Anne bed room set breakfast set. ktchen
cabinet: excellent heat. gas. elec. linen.
china. silver furnished: S35. 30'
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l2l B ST. SE-TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath overlooking Library and Cauitol
GROUNDS; electric retrigeration: excellent
q bic Annl1, r..a.,..-... - -
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1926 18TH ST. NW-ENTIRE FIRST
floor three rooms. kitchenette and bath;
nicely furnished. newly decorated.
254O MASS AVE NW.-ATTRACTIVELY
furn 3 rooms and :, baths: garage on prem
ises; rent to July or yrly. lease. Pot. 023l. .
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1878 14th ST. NV. ENTIRE md FLOOR
- 1ro-. rooms and bath. heat, included: large
front room with show window, suitable for
studio. beauty parlor or dressmaking; S45
L. y. GPANATlE. 20 1Ith St Nail o. ~
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1910 K ST. NW-Single front room. near
| BATH $15 mo-; larger room, SIS: gentle
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.G05 CONNECTICUT AVE. NW.-Small sin
Gle room and small perch. well furnlsheo'
yrivilaCee. S"5 Adams o46f.
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4-ROOM FURNISHED APT N.W.-REAS-
enable price to responsible tenants. Al
dress Poy co1-B Star ofice so
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| CLEVELAND PARK-Quiet s.w. corner room
| mi-priyate bath, large closet, laundry
| privileges; squares transportation; ST..
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1902 VERMONT AVE.-JUST REDUCED;
close downtown / room and kitchenette;
$40 and Si5. including heat, gas, eiec. and
janitor service.
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1929 10th ST. N.W.-Beautiful room, semi
private bath. Conv. to bus and car. SIG oo
mo. single; SIS mo. double. Garage IS mo.
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bUb BJIIERNUI ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen. bath. reception hall, in
private home: heat furnished gGrage
TTOS E. FARRELL co National 0765.
1909 R / AVE NW-2 R. & B. .s29 up
723 7th st. s.w.-5 T. & b............. SO up
HENRY SCHAFFERT. $50 John Marshall p.
REDUCED RENTS AT DES-ARTS APIS.
1896 Colorado ave. NV - and , rooms
kit. and bath all outside rooms. electric
refrigeration on house current; convenient
location. II. r. SMITH, 3i73 14th ST. NV.
Adap-- - 50
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TABLE BOARD.

CONN. AVE, ST. W.-Delicious meals
served by Southern lady; hot bread, pas
tries, all fresh vegetables in season; rates
reasonable. For information. North VT.
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and bath s45; rooms Kitchen alcove
and bath, $50 and s65:. rooms. kitchen.
aicoye and bath. SIS Electric refrigeration
on house current. 2i-hour elevator service
Day phone: West 2044; night and Sunday.
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ATTRACTIVE ROOM FACING CONN. AVE,
with meals, S33. Large, corner room. meals
optional 3IOO Conn ave, Apt. 430.
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FURNITURE-Cau DOUGLAS any time. Met
49l3 buy evc.ythiuR. modern and an
tiQue furniture, chinaware, mdse.. rugs etc.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(C0ntinued.)

3l0O CONN. AVE.-Attractive corner room,
bath adjoining opposite Kennedy-Warren'
also single room. front. SIG. Apt. 430.
11g4 LANIER PL. near 18th and Col I'd
Bright, sunny room next bath: congenlal'
home nrivilpges reasonable. Col. 49S5.
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1925 COLUMBIA RD.-Comfortably furnish,
ed homelike room with running water; small
porch. Share bath with one man; gentle
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1890 MASS. AVE. SE-TWO ROOMS,
Kitchen, semi-privats bath. screened-tn
porch; heat, light and gas furnished; rea-
SonabIe. 3Os
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1908 KEARNEY NE-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN,
path. sleeping porch newly decorated; Frig-
ldaire; close to cars churches. bus. No 6283.
2Qs
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VIRGINIA APIS. 2I20 N.W.-l AND 2
rm. apartments, with kitchenette, Frigidaire,
gas and cleo so to Sl3 so
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UNUSUALLY attractive room with private
DatH aitG g -Eot 30"
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MT. PLEASANT. 1860 Hobart st:-Bright'
attractive romo, quiet home; very reason
able: near cars bus Adams c26S.
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ENTIRE FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR CON
tanning g rooms. priv. bath and Kitchen;
heat; adults. 134o Girard st NV 3O'
ROOMS KIT. BATH, SOLARIUM q
Mlndows). Conn. are beyond Klingle
Bridge Overlooking handicapped garden.
Cleveland GSG3
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GOOD LOCATION. 134S EUCLID ST NV
Five and six outside rooms good condition
refrigeration; rents reasonable. Apply jan
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ROONS-FURNISHED.

7HE SHERMAN, 1lul 18th st. NV, Apt.
0I-Large, clean, comfortable front room.
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THREE LADIES-Room and board in large
apartment: references exchanged. Telephone
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


SSic1 Ss515-RoS9M ON AND BATH APT. REAR
throughout 1890 11th ST. NV.
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH; ABsO-
lutely private; heat. gas furnished; $40.
Apply before pm. Sunday. S45 Upshur st.
1892 NE.-NEW SECTION. 3 ROOMS
and bath; good view; always easy parking
for car; Ink; new home. adults; $40 81
STUDIO APT. TWO ATTRACTIVE. LARGE
rooms, fireplace, kitchenette, Frigidaire,
bath Overlooking Rock Creek Park; near
WOODBRIDGE; 2S96 R. I; AVE; NE.-3
detached home; on car. line; S35; edufSs
only. Phone North 6064-J 80.
2432 PA. AVE. N.W.-5 RMS. BATH.
sie P0eSh; oti; pi eI avs =, k. b.. ..ai ssSs
POI End n.e.-4 rms 5..i j. S. -. 5000
1915 Holbrook me- r, kit. and b..
1903 Holbrook n.e-6 +. kit. and b, ~ o'oo
42s eth s.w..3 r.. kit. and b. ami. $3.50
615l1 Park I'd n.w.-5 rms. b., mi. 30.50
22i 18th ne-3 r. kit. and bath o.. m
sos N s.wN8 rms. b: h.:wh., eiec. 2S.6o
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY.
733 18th st NV. Nat. 0353.
THE CUMBERLAND
i4th st. at Thomas Circle-2 rooms and
bath; rooms, kitchen and bath; ELECTRIC
IUNT. sgent. 1894 Mass ave. n W. Nat 2t3s:
SPECIAL BARGAIN. $50.
4-room corner apartment, Frigidaire, bath.
4IO Gallatin, Kansas ave. Nv. Ga. 4Hnl.
3O'
FRONT ROOMS, K1TcHENETTE AND
0"'N' 72O 18th ST. NV. 49,
Evening star., 1932-10-29

WNTOWN-Vacancy for refined lady:
splendid meals; congenial home: reasonable
NJ
Evening star., 1932-10-29

1851 HARVARD ST. NW-Delightful ROOM
4 windows. next to bath Clean. well ap-
pointed home; best meals: reasonable.
Evening star., 1932-10-29

1872 EYE ST. near White House-Hand-
some private home, beautltuly lurniSnedd' lurd
maid service: gentlemen: references required
Evening star., 1932-10-29

:!13 V ST. NE-ATTRACTIVE ; ROOMS,
ami. Convenient to bus ana car lines .
NEW WEBSTER, 44o3 l4tR ST. NV. APT.
% rooms kitchen. bath & E; newly deco
rated: low reEts. Apply manager
Seward daily gateway., 1932-04-16
A|RPLANE MOVEMENTS

Pilot Matt Nieminen of the AL askan AirWays took off from the Anchorage base yesterday for the KuSkOkWim.