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Evening star., 1932-07-04
Word Reaches Capitol PreSi-
dent, After Rapidan Confer
enCeS, Will Reject Bill.
RAINEY SEES NO HOPE
OF REVISING MEASURE
Outlook Complicated by Prospective
Senate Tussle Over Beer Amend
ment to Bank Bill.

Prospects CT adjourning Congress this
week were clouded somewhat today by
the possibility of a presidential veto of
the $2.l00,0o0,00O unemployment relief
bill. Such action would again make an
adjournment date pure speculation, in
the opinion of many congressional
leaders.
Word passed among high administra-
tive quarters on Capitol Hill that Mr..
Hoover, comforting at his Rapidan camp
over the week end with Representative
Smell of New York, the Republican
leader, would return unsigned the
gigantic relief measure worked out by
Senate and House conferees.
Also complicating the outlook was
the prospective Senate tussle over pro-
hibition with Senator Bingham, Repub-
llcan, OF Connecticut, attempting to
attach a beer-for or-revenue amendment
to the home loan bank bill Bingham
claims sufficient votes for its approval.
Not to Be Rewritten.
To talk Of relief veto, the conferees
replied emphatically that the bill agreed
upon would not be rewritten. AS for
the prohibition issue, Representative
Rainey Of Illinois, the Democratic lead
er, said, There is not a bit of a chance
for another House vote"
Rainey insisted, too, that the con-
ferees, of whom he is one believe Mr..
Hoover will sign the Garner Wagner
relief bill.
There is not the slightest chance of
the bill being revised" he said in an
interview yesterday. I'VE don't think
he'll veto it.
The loan provisions, under the Re
construction Corporation, give prefer
ence to the elf-liquidating projects the
President favors, with other borrowers
coming next
"I doubt the President viii find any
-liquidating projects myself, but the
language follows his expressed prefer
ence.
Then there is no bond issue. Some
public works are retained, but in lump
sum, for expenditure as the Presidents
interdepartmental board shall determ-
inc.
He is not going to veto this bill."
Could Not Be Overriden.
But should the veto come, Rainey
said he agreed with the previously ex-
pressed opinion of Speaker Garner
that veto could not be overriden by a
narrowly divided House, virtually half
Of whose members belong to the party
that has just renominated Mr.. Hoover
for the presidency
Asked whether the beer amendment
would be considered by the House if
attached by the Senate to the home
loan bill, Rainey said
"All Senate amendments will be con-
sidered, but the House won't agree to
that. It already has been voted down
twice"
With the fiscal year three days old,
two appropriation bills still struggled for
a place on the statute books-those for
the Agriculture and War Departments.
Speedy approval of the former Is ex-
pected, but the War bill remains appar-
emily hopelessly deadlocked over the
House provision to eliminate 1000 Reg
ular Army officers.
Evening star., 1932-07-04
BOTH PARTIES REVERT
TO PLATFORMS OF 1912
Campaign Envisioned as CIear-Cut Con
test Between Left-Wing Liberalism
and Right-Wing Conservatism.

statesmen and their womenkind have
vanished. Chicago hotels are resuming
their Summer calm.
Yet these two conventions marked
the beginning of a new era in American
politics, the abandonment by both
major parties of Federal prohibition and
the return to State control Of the
liquor problem. For 80 years State pro-
hibition had been growing rapidly in
America before the passage OF the
eighteenth amendment.
It was the policy of the generation
that fought the Spanish War. The
young soldiers of that war, returning
home, joined their fathers and mothers
and sisters in the belief that liquor
should not be controlled, that it must
be prohibited. They had tried con-
troll under various kinds Of local option
during the seventies. eighties and nine
Continued on Page 3, Column -
Evening star., 1932-07-04
VERTICAL PLANE RACE
PLANNED AT CLEVELAND EXHIBIT
Flyers Would Climb to Imaginary Pylon in Sky, Then
Dive Straight Down.

Henderson predicted the event, while
open to both commercial and military
ships, eventually would become a gauge
of the engine performance, climbing,
diving and load carrying ability of the
military craft of various nations.
The vertical event was suggested by
the Aero Club Of Poland, which prom
ised to donate trophy bearing the
white eagle Of Poland. The trophy
would become the possession Of pilot
winning twice IN succession.
Evening star., 1932-07-04
BONN KIDNAP NOTE
DISCARDED AS HOAX
Message Found at Wisconsin Lake
Not Linked With st. Paul
Abduction Case.
BY the Associated Press.

0y tLlC aSSOIlHbNA EAcSSs
ST. PAUL, July A new clue that
had indicated possible light on the
Haskell Bohn case was discarded today.
An unsigned note, found in a bottle
at Balsam Lake, Wis, and saying the
writer was held for ransom on Carlson
Island, in Balsam Lake, was believed by
authorities there to be hoax.
The finder of the note telephoned st.
Paul police in the belief that it might
offer a clue to the whereabouts of Bohn,
son of a st. Paul manufacturer Young
Bohn was seized by two men Thursday.
They left a letter asking $4,000 ran
SOM
Sheriff J. A. Olson of Balsam Lake
went to the island, but could not find
any one who knew about the note or
Bonn. Sheriff Olson said he doubted
that the missive had any connection
with the Bohn case, since a similar
note. in the same handwriting, was
found here two weeks ago, or 10 days
before the ST. Paul youth was kidnapped.
Evening star., 1932-07-04
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
JOLIET. Ill, July 4.-This business
recession isn't worrying Anton and John
Grohar, brothers, who sell groceries for
a living.
And neither are the delinquent bills
OF their customers. They're using them
TO build new store.
The lease on their building is soon
to expire. and Anton proposed that
they build a store of their own.
Buts said John, 1hoW can We DO
Evening star., 1932-07-04
REVOLUTIONARY PARTY
WINS IN MEXICAN VOTE
BY the Associated Press.

6y LL6 ASbOClateQ FIeSS
MEXICO CITY, July 4.-Early re-
turns from yesterdays congressional
elections indicated the National Revo-
lutionary party, unopposed n most dis
tricts, had won overwhelmingly.
Voters in the main were apathetic,
although three members of the ReVo-
lutionary party were slightly hurt In a
clash with Labor party adherents here.
The Labor party last night sent pro-
tests to the interior and federal district
departments against what it called
''scandalous violations Of the law IN yes
terday's farcical election" and charged
that many voters were not allowed to
cast their votes.
The Revolutionary party last night
said it won overwhelmingly In 10 of
the II congressional districts, where
100000 Revolutionary votes were cast to
1000 labor votes.
Evening star., 1932-07-04
BY the Associated Press.

ny the Associated FIeSS-
CLEVELAND, July A 5-mile-
traight-up-and-down race probably
viii be added to the national air races
to be staged August ~ to September
S, Cliff w. Henderson, managing direc-
tor. said today.
The pilots would climb to an imagi-
nary pylon five miles above the Cleve-
land Airport and do q power dive back
70 within a. feet of the ground.
Evening star., 1932-07-04
JOBLESS MEN, OWING FOOD BILLS.
BUILD NEW STORE FOR GROCERS
Proprietors Allow Unemployed Workers Credit, Fur
nishing Material to Turn Slump to Advantage.

ltF we nave been carrying so per cent
O. tne customers ana we're short of
It's easy, " replied Anton. wen let
the customers do it,"
Ano so they said to their customers:
you men are workers. We have the
materlaI. You build the store. Wen
give you JOBS and you'll be allowed so
cents an hour against your bills
riity men sprang to action. The
punoing IS going up in hurry and
eyerybody's happy.
Evening star., 1932-07-04
ARSON CHARGED TO TRIO
Union oficial and Strikers Arrest
ed in Spartanburg.
sPARTANsBURG, S. c., July 4

spARTANSBURG, S. c., July up.
A union organizer and two striking
employees of the Arcadia Mills here faced
charges today in connection with the
attempted burning Saturday Of a ga
rage owned by another mill employe.
John Peel, State organizer for the
United Textile Workers OF America; H.
F. Carmen and Tom Rapley were the
accused Garnon and Rapley were
charged with firing the garage owned
bv r II Minton, who had been trans
portinp textile workers to and from the
mill. Peel was charged with aiding and
abetting in the alleged incendiarism.
Evening star., 1932-07-04
13 KILLED IN BLAST
American Among Victims of Dyna-
mite Explosion in Luzon.

MANILA, July (P).-Thirteen men,
including one American, were killed to-
day in a dynamite explosion aboard a
small boat at Aparri, in the northern
section of LuZon Island.
Under the direction of the American,
Ray Hegler, the group had been blast
ing a sand bar. The cause of the fatal
explosion was not ascertained.
Evening star., 1932-07-04
Rains Wreck Train; None Hurt.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. July 4 CP.-
seven cars OF Missouri Pacific passen-
ger train No. l01, southbound from Lit
tle ROCK to New Orleans. were derailed
touay at higgins, seven miles south Of
mere, but no one was injured.
Evening star., 1932-07-04
BANDIT STAYS DRIVER
Taximan Murdered and Body
Thrown in Ditch for $5.

LuI " II III ~@HeS@1 ~ "
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, July (R.-A
lone taxicab passenger, believed to have
slain the driver Of the cab, William
Garrison, for SIS and dumped his body
In q ditch on a mountain road near
Warrensville, was the object Of wide
spread police search today.
Garrison's body was found early yes
terday with bullet through the heert
His cab was found abandoned Q miles
distant.
Evening star., 1932-07-04
'sFronr Press to Home
Within an Hour"

The Stars Carrier system covers every
city block and the regular edition is
delivered to city and suburban homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1932-07-04

Saturdays Circulation, 113,5O3
Sundays Circulation, 123,154
Evening star., 1932-07-04

w IL I I 7 4 I'm
% s. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Mostly cloudy tonight; tomorrow fair
and somewhat warmer; moderate south
west shifting to northwest or north
winds. Highest, 81, at .
pm. yesterday; lowest, SO, at 1880 am.
today. Full report on page 2.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
RENT ROOMS-SVJBIyRBAN.
FIT. MYER HEIGHTS. VA 1912 Alexandra
ave, near Rosslyn-Room for rent. 10 min
utes heart of city by auto; near bus ant

FIT MYER HEIGHTS. VA. 1912 Alexandria
ave, near Rosslyn-Room for rent. 10 min,
utes heart of city by auto; near bus and
cars for city. -
LYON VILLAGE. VA, l26 Richmond ave-
Attractiyef front room a@d9ning @ semi private I
no other roomers; gentleman references
Clarendon 1905
GLAaREMDoM sdaa Va 4s aSey
Shade; meals optional. Clarendon 7is.
WOODSIDE-Large cool front room, bath,
garage; new home; spacious grounds un-
limited phone; near bus. Shepherd 1886.
500 KEY BLvD-Lyon VILLAGE Va, large large
south OF Lee Highway.
1870 HARVARD NW.-Large, comfortable
rooms, furnished or ,unfurnished; hE. II
desired; very reasonable. Adams 5O87.
UPPER 18th ST. N.W.-Beautiful. detached
home. front room, private bath: to en-
ployed person; garage if desired; s25 month
$3.50 nth ST. N.W.-Entire floor; rooms,
bath. furnished; Ink also one room. iur-
nished or unfurnished. Ink. Adams o574.
2l2 VARNUM sT-Cool. quiet. single room;
kitchen sink 96 range nice loT SRe
1904 CENTRAL PARKWAY, INDIAN SPRING
Park. Md.-New home. rooms private
bath bath, furnished or unf. Meals optional
NEARBY vas or Ink. rooms, high ell
vation. plenty of fruit; ami: ABOUT ~
minutes to city. Apply 1924 2lst st. NV
LARGE ROOM. USE SLEEPING PORCH.
yyoung man. ami. auto. trans slo mo-
Gar. $40
AURORA HILLS, VA. 204 WARREN AVE
FORGET hot weather of city; come TO SUD
urbS. IS minutes by Potomac bus, 10Th ~ "a
ave. single double; desirable bed rooms
modern; good neigbborhood; meals II de-
sired. Clarendon 445-J-l.
THRIFTON. VA-DeSIrable furnished room
ami. garage shady lawn; private family
adults min. to Wash. sl8 mo. Car.
562W-2
20 SO. SPRUCE. CLARENDON. VA-FRONT
room. first floor, !. housekeep. prlvl-
Evening star., 1932-06-05
ROOMS e. BOARD-SUBURBAN.

SUBURBAN Room and board by husband
and wife; with private bath. on near bath;
beginning July /. Address Box lo5-C' Star
ONCE
1874 DICKINSON ST. Clarendon. Va;-Two
single rooms, convenient location; only two
In family; reasonable price. D
CHEVY CHASE. $3.50 Oliver st. Sleeping pch.
l5X20, double and single beds. south. exp:
large adjoining sitting room; bath adjoining;
suitable for gentlemen. Clev. ll7o -
FALLS CHURCH. VA.-An attractive room
Excellent food and home privileges. s7o
for Two. Phone Falls Church 9. 5
ll6 WHEELER AVE, LYON VILLAGE. va
Large cool % room aqiet rennea' M prtgsve obsr
boardars; delicious fare, garage; transpor a
ton near; reasonable
ROOM AND BOARD in country. 20 minutes
from WASHINGTON, suitable for couple. For
particulars phone HyattS. 6O5-F-2.
FOR REFINED gentleman or employed cou-
pie in attractive suburban home. For par
ticulars phone Shepherd 245l.
FOR RENTING large, comfortably fur
nished rooms. excellent meals hleh e!eVa-
tlon, large grounds. cool and shady; Falls
Church Va: gentlemen or employed couples
preferred SO per person per week. Phone
Fails Church 32I-J-l OF address Box GID,
Star office.
NICELY furnished rooms, private home
mi, garage. On Lee Highway, Tor gentle
men Call Clarendon 840-F-22.
FORT STRONG VILLA. Lee Highway. Va
Fifteen minutes TO Capitol; large house spa
cious erounCs cool rooms city convenlences;
splendid. all home cooked meals. Phone
Clarendon 1916. D.
NEAR CAR LINE - Comfortably furnished
room. small private family; two men or
couple: home cooking. II Wine ave, HyattS-
VILE, Nd.
AVOID HOT WEATHER by summerinG in
nearby MARYLAND. 10 minutes ride TO WASH
in2tCn; cool rooms. modern CONVENIENCE
home cooking For particulars address Box
482-C. Star ONCE.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. home cooking. nice
lawn ana plenty OF shade: near bus ana
car lines. l2l0 W. Wilson Blvd, BalSton, va
Evening star., 1932-06-05
WANTED-ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOM for young couple. III k,
near Dupont Circle; permanent; state price
Address Box 39lC Star ONCE.
QUIET ADULT-Large, front. unfur, room,
Ink. near l4th & Park road; state price
Address Box s485-C. Star office
WILL PAY SIS. $50 MO for clean, unfur-
niShed. housekeeping accommodations; city.
suburbs some storage space needed two
quiet refined adults. Address Box 46l-C,
GENTLEMAN. somewhat elderly. delicate.
retlrinE early. oesires peaceful back room,
northwest preferred; will consider board
state particulars and terms; no radio. Ad-
dress Box AID. Star Office
YOUNG LADY desires unfurnished room in
home waking distance downtown. Address
Box l6I-D, Star Office.
REFINED OFFICE WOMAN-Room in Ge-
tached house. no objection to trained dog.
Address Boz 92-D. Star Office.
UNFURNISHED ROOM. near G. W, by
young woman: SO per month. Address
near Park rd end OF Mt. Pleasant car nne.
Ieasonable references exchanged. Address
Box 1850. Star office.
FURNISHED, OR UNFURNIsHED housekeep-
ing room. in small family; gentleman. Ad-
dress Box 497-C. Star Office.
MOTHER employed and son desire n "
or suburbs home for Summer months, care
Of son during day Address Box 3s4-C, Star
office
LADY wants clean large. unfurn. room. and
floor, next bath, vicinity lSt and T StS
Address Box 470-C. Star Office g.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG LADY wants room and board pri-
vate family; NV. section no rooming house.
Address Box 466-C. Star office.
not over s35 per month. Address 3llO
18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING A
home or apartment look for the General
Electric All Steel Refrigerator
CHEVY. CHAsE-F!RsT-FLo APT; DE-
in garage: sos. Clev. 2274 after and sun
WASHINGTON CIRCLE, 1910 23rd NV
newly decorated. west o722 Met 1892, i.
44l3 ILLINOIS AVE. NW-TO SETTLED
detached house: beautiful surroundings; cars,
bus between Grant. Sherman Circles.
3 ROOMS, KITCHENETTE, BATH. ELEC.,
ISL s7 carrO se TaEoma s4S cf Park sheD
bath, kitchen, dinette. electric refrieerator,
INQUIRE lanltor. 1920. or phone North 1904.
CLEVELAND PARK, 3ols PORTER ST. NV.
202-Second-foor front. 3 rooms, kitchenette.
ees a'5 fffs1s NEs1TfsEa'0F newly
81 sfa? so cqsNm2 PM ro2n R. ,,1. B. L <, p, p
Apply janitor or Met 1900
48 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-THREE
large, bright rooms, bath. electricity. gas,
kitchen has one-piece sink: reasonable.
TWO ROOMS; KITCHEN. BATH. LIGHT
30. Resident manager. 913 NJ st. NV. Apt s.
BRooKLAND. lois OTIS ST. NEAT
tractive rooms. kitchen and BATH private
entrances first floor; garage.
ROOMS. KITCHEN: PRIVATE BATH,
adults only. s45 1909 East Capitol.
or large, cool rooms. porch. private bath
rage if desired
CLEVELAND PARK. 1923 PORTER. APT
3o2-Cool. quiet: large living room. bed
Iooms. BATH kitchen. dinet. Frigidaire. 4
large closets; s65 Emerson $3.50.
1907 CALIFORNIA stone ROOM. K. B..
eD D. aSEse R No sp's!as sssak
ment. first floor. Sos. Apply i5il Oak St.
NV.
us R1TTENHoUsE ST N.W-s LARGE
and elect furn Reasonable. Ga. 0l45-R. I"
1910 CALIFORNIA ST. N.W.--oNE ROOM
Frigidaireo free; owner management s35
VICINITY SHERMAN CIRCLE ROOMS.
closed-in sleeping porch; gas, elect. tele-
cl. bath, roil-away bed reas rent. incl refris.
sec and TEL aSe sss wss Apa iS lssS Keystone a2n
and screened porch; gas and electricity fur
nished: private home: reasonable rent.
62a, TEWKsBERRY ST. N.W[3 ROOMS
Of new home; owner will equip to suit ten
ant; near Walter Reed Hospital. Open Sum-
day till pm.
4442 KANSAS, AVE NW..BEAUTIFUL 8
room. airy apt: large kitchen. back porch;
gas heat. phone; adults.
221 5th ST. .S.E.-LIvING ROOM. KITCHEN
pantry, back porch. private bath; continu-
Gus hot water; S35 including electricity and
cooking gas; business people preferred.
1908 M ST. NE.-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR;
, heat. gas elect: ami. screened back
porch; s37 So adults.
1404 NORTH CAPITOL ST. ROOMS AND
bath, with a 2-car garage in rear Very
tional 3433.
RUTLAND COURTS. IT'S 18th ST. NV
large rooms. kitchen. bath. large reception
hall. $55. including Frigidaire: One large
Frigidaire. One rooms and bath. $50.
| 1449 LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-TWO LARGE
rooms. kitchen. private bath; gas. electric
ity.
1874 PARK RD. N.W.-sNooMs. PRIVATE
bath light. airy. cool. clehn; ami; gas and
elect. incl: $40 adults only.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ls4l BILTMoRE sT..Newly furnished. cool.
Summer; reasonable. Col. 2o44
fully iiH furnished: Double room. twin beds,
next to bath. Private porch. Excellent food.
l4lo 10th ST. NV.
&c room: o O exceilent food rates $40 to $50 mo-
327 ALLISON ST.-With Jewish family. /
single room and porch in new home: home
comforts; $40 month. Adams 27Ol.
NEAR 18th and Columbia road room. with
tario place. Col 1889.
1888 N Nw.-Large attractive double front
rooRine beSS.1ini NoTh ss5s So home real home
1902 18th ST. NW;-Delishtful vacancies for
or 3 young people; special rate s35 to $45;
GOOD food; congenial home.
room, semi private bath. shower; good meals;
a real home; transient; permanent; reas. l.
7O3 MONMOUTH APIS. 1919 G sT,--Delight-
fully cool room for two young ladies; home
privileges $40 each; board optional
1914 H ST.-Very large second-foor room.
and cold water; 2 SIS; 3. si2 each. Large
Mstsr GG s each breakfast S optiona e
81 so M: excellent b.. change each day;
wonderful wrapped lunch, l5c; refined.
1858 MINTWOOD PLACE-Front, ground
floor, nicely furnished exclusive neighbor-
hood. in private family, $45 month. Phone
Adams 4l94 o.
ROOM for one or two gentlemen. with or
without board, with private Jewish family.
Adams 4055
ROOM AND BOARD for two; nice Summer
home; bus running by door; ami. reas
rrice 2l w Columbia pike, Arlington, Va.
Phone Clar. 507-Y-2.
1892 KENYON ST NW.-Attractive single
or double room; twin beds: excellent meals;
desirable locality; reasonable. Adams 25i4.
TERRACE HALL.
l445 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NV
Attractive single and double room, newly
decorated running water excellent food;
spacious dining room. reasonable rates. g.
1888 10th ST. NV.
Double room and bath; also single; Sum-
Evening star., 1932-06-05

32l 9th ST SE-Newly furnished rooms,
SO so and $3.50 week, single; board OPP
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1925 COLUMBIA RD-Spactous. airy room,
semi private bath, continuous hot water
phone same floor. for quiet. refined person.
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1853 OTIS PL. NW-Large front room.
southern exposure; ami; unlimited phone
Adams 1857 b.
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49l4 44th ST. N.W.-Single room. 50 so
week. with sleeping porch living room, bed
room; private home near car and bus. En-
Evening star., 1932-06-05

1910 MASS. AVE NV. Apt. 6-Walking dis
tance to Government departments; cool,
single, front room; newly papered; Protes-
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1889 GIRARD ST NW-Nice, large, cool,
clean rom; semi-private bath; private
home; unlimited telephone. Adams 1885.
l343 CLIFTON ST, Apt. 2l-Larse cool.
front room, newly furnished; shower: un-
limited phone. reasonable Col 1855.
Evening star., 1932-06-05

GIL 5th ST. NW.-Large room for gen.
tleman windows southern exposure; next
TO ath: reasonable.
Evening star., 1932-06-05

1859 NEWTON ST. NW.-Comfortable front
room. suitable for one or two; reasonable.
Adams 2STl
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l724 18th NW-Attractive rooms in refined
home one with kltchenette; home privileges;
references exchanged. Decatur 4683
Evening star., 1932-06-05

1892 PARKWOOD PL. NW-Sngle room
with gassed in sleeping porch il desired.
next bath: southern exposure; reasona BILE
Adams lo2a8. So
Evening star., 1932-06-05

1884 COLUMBIA RD.-s5 week 2nd-h. 'front.'
6ed-hvlng rm., Murphy bed, attrac furn.,
) windows. BIS, INST h. W Adams lO2l3
Evening star., 1932-06-05

STONELEIGH COURT-Furnished room for
gentleman. Telephone Metropolitan 0l0l.
628 MASS AVE. NE.-For gentleman; at
tractive room in modern. up-to-date nome.
1nsnectlnn will convince VOL s.
Evening star., 1932-06-05

LARGE corner room. we'll ventilated. De-
tacAed home, NV; $40 Ler month. Colum-
Evening star., 1932-06-05

3l97 PORTER ST.-Nicely furnished room.
adjoining batn: owners modern home; break
last II desired: garage: reasonable En- all4
Evening star., 1932-06-05

2605 CONN AVE NV tnear Rock Creek
Park)-Beautiful, large. airy rooms, well fur-
nished; garage space. Adams 2464 To-
Evening star., 1932-06-05

Sl5 9Th ST. SE.-Beautiful front room. at
tractively furnished, twin beds; other rooms.
1903 L ST. N.W-Well furnished front room,
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42l2 7th NV rooms, instantaneous hot
water. unlimited phone service. Close to
cars and busSeS: req son Bile. 5.
Evening star., 1932-06-05

2706 CATHEDRAL AVE.-Beautiful room for
one or two men; references reasonable
Columbia 1893
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1926 CONN AVE-Large. double room. at
tractively furnished private bath: unlimited
phone no other roomers, Adams 1920
e3l4 7th NW-4 rooms, on first floor
Evening star., 1932-06-05

OPPOSITE KENNEDY Y-WARREN-Lovely cor
ner room. adjoining semi-private bath; re-
hned home; south and east exposures. 3l00
Ant
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Front ROOM pod BATH Msrd@ah S0nt
Hotel; s25; also small front room, SIS;
breakfast If desired, S5. Adams 1883.
Evening star., 1932-06-05

p301 ALABAMA AVE. Sc, Hillcrest-2 lovely
Housekeeping rooms, private home, ami;
Adults: reasonable. Atlantic 3844-W
1918 L ST. NW-Lovely. clean rooms, redec-
GRATED. homelike, s6-s7 weekly; Ink. S. So
II 50: downtown lOcation
Evening star., 1932-06-05

nlcely 1urn; newly decorated; private en-
trance: neat bath; h.w. Phone. Met. 2140.
62nd & FRANKLIN AVE. Capitol Heights.
rooms; private entrance: water in Kitchen;
eectricity; huilt-in garage; $3.50 a week
Apply l. e. McGinniSS
Evening star., 1932-06-05

CONVENIENT NORTHWEST location, de-
sirable Second-fioor room, for gentleman:
every convenience; SIS month Adams 1855.
Evening star., 1932-06-05

ilZo LAMONT N.W.-2nd-f1. 'front.' every
convenience restaurants busses cars; quiet
M Mnelghhorhoodi cheap rent; gentleman. Col
Evening star., 1932-06-05

1920 ONTARIO RD.. Apt. 4o4-Cool room.
next bath, large closet: edge Rock Creek
cheap. breakfast optiOnal Adams 2324-W.
Evening star., 1932-06-05

1918 EYE ST.-Comfortabe rooms hot and
cold water in rooms; owners home; reason
Evening star., 1932-06-05

1894 LANIER PLACE-Best section. beautiful
'front.' room. 4 windows; also cool single
room congenlal people; every comfort: m
stant3neous hot water. Columbia 1895 rea-
SOnable "