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Evening star., 1932-10-21


No picture of the year will create
more excitement-and more favor
able and unfavorable comment.
While Miss Jean Harlow's perform
ance is better than ever (and this,
too, when she was performing on
the "lot" under distressing circum-
stances) and Clark Gable, Gene
Raymond and Mary Astor are
splono:d coGe.nS in and out of love
ard rain. the ;iorv itself Is silly
a&air End peter cut With the lady
of doubtful origin Jean Ha-ioE)
reading aloud bedtime story to
her wounded admirer CLARK Gable)
who had been shot by a married
lady who loved him very, very much.
This is one of those rare occasions
when one may say naughty
naughty" to Metro Goldwyn- Mayer.
After the splendid work created in
"Smilin' Through" and other front
rank cinemas, it is a pity that sud-
denly this outfit should sink to a
Red Dust" This alone, however,
from the viewpoint Of ''art"-since
money will fly faster than dust into
its Golfers.
Red Dust" is a direct reply to
certain elements IN the uONle pun
lie. however. Miss Public. having
picked Mr.. Gable as the "be-all and
the end-all" CT cinema heroes. and
having dubbed Miss Harlow as the
most satisfying of its 1882 sirens
it was inevitable that the two should
be brought together in the most ex-
hilarating yarn that could be de-
vised.
Unfortunate. most of the exhila-
ration comes from things other than
the yarn. The much admired Gable
walks through most of the story un-
shaven-and yet more amorous than
he has ever been allowed to be be-
fore. And Miss Harlow goes here
and there IN one of those loose
kimonos, which, somehow. never
quite gets together. and loves her
man with obvious and not by any
means undercover joy. The result is
that the film resolves itself into
three-corner battle of the warmer
emotions-with Gable mauling two
beauteous ladies and ending up with
the one he didn't want anyway.
The virtues Of this picture-in the
opposite sense literally-include the
fact that ladies will find Mr.. Gable
rougher than he has ever been be-
Evening star., 1932-10-21

n a p p e ms to
strong men in
the A frica IN
rubber countries
this may be
set down as an
earthen drama,
full of the more
b'istering aspects
of heat-giving
t he countrv's
most successful
opponents of
t orrid love-
m a k n 6 the
chance of their
lives.
cal b OK
Offices may look
forward to this
Evening star., 1932-10-21
From the Front Row
Reviews and News of Washington Theaters

fore and more as they would like
to have him-and that gentlemen
will find that Miss Harlow. once
again returned to her platinum sell
after a week end spent as a Red
Headed Woman" Is luscious eye
full, handsomely gowned in minimum
skirts and hosiery and walking
around as a rather amusing free
lance temptress.
The rest of the film doesn't mat
ter much (although we believe that
Gene Raymond and Mary Astor per-
form quite as well, If not better.
than the stars.
M-G-M got Gable and Harlow to-
gether That's really all that mat
ters. They put them in hot coun-
try-and got out the mosquitoes, the
Evening star., 1932-10-21
FIVE ADMIT ROBBERY
Boys Bound Over to Grand Jury on
$4,000 Bond Each.

Five colored boys charged with
holding up a merchant october Is,
pleaded guilty in Police Court yes
terday and were bound over to the
grand jury under $4,000 bond each by
Judge John P. Mcmahon,
The boys gave their names as Ralph
E. Brown, Leroy J. Butler. George E.
Hill. Thomas Newman and James
Ward Police said they held up Jake
Skolnick, 1900 block of B street south
east. and took SIT from his store The
merchant said the youths threatened
to kill him.
Evening star., 1932-10-21
New Gable Harlow Film
Prev.ewcd at Loew's Fox.

III ED DUST" came to town
- u last night as a one night
II stand. A warm evening
i ran close to the boiling
point as this Harlow
Gable classic" was reviewed by
midnight picture people at Loew's
Fox. A hot, hot account of what
Evening star., 1932-10-21
whisky bottles and the rain. What
more could you expect?
E. de S. MELCHER
NORTH DAKOTA SNOW
BRINGS HEAVY DAMAGE
Travel Crippled and Stock Losses
Reported in One of States
Worst Storms.

BY the Associated Press.
BISMARCK, N. Oak, october al
Communication lines were broken,
highway travel was virtually at a
standstill and heavy live stock losses
were reported in Western North Da-
kota yesterday, following what was de-
scribed as one of the worst snow and
sleet storms in the history Of that re-
gion.
The storm which lashed the entire
State Wednesday was continuing in the
western part of the State.
Evening star., 1932-10-21
J. T. CORBLEY CHOSEN
Will Lead Senior Glass at Column
bus Law School

Joseph T. Corbley has been chosen to
lead the senior class Of the Columbus
University Law School this year. Other
officers named by the class are: Miss
Eleanor Spates, vice president Urban
E. Conlon, treas urer; William E. Messer
secretary, and William J. Kelly, sergeant
at arms
Evening star., 1932-09-12
ROOSEVELT FAV0RS
ADEQUATE DEFENSE.
Delays Specific Views, How
ever, Until He Can Study
Problems Fully.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt OF New
York. the Democratic presidential NOM
inee, says in a letter published In the
current issue of the Army and Navy
journal that he favors an adequate
national defense.
Replying to request from John CAL
Ian O'Iaughlin, publisher of the Jour-
nal. for his views on national defense,
Roosevelt explained he could not give
detailed answer pending more complete
study.
The request by OLaughlin, made in
letter to Roosevelt dated July 5. said:
we would appreciate it if you would
be good enough to advise us for pub
ication relative to the following:
l5ked About Army Size.
81. Do you favor Regular Army
of the present size; that is to say
$4,000 officers and 118,500 enlisted men?
%. Do you favor an Air Corps as
provided by the act of 1926?
80 Do you favor a Navy equal to
that of any other nation and built up
to the limits fixed by treaty?
"A. Do you favor separate War
and Navy Department, or do you favor
a single department Of national de-
fense?"
Gov Roosevelt in his reply, dated
August 26, said
Your letter should have been an
swered long before this, and hope that
you will forgive me for the delay. To
tell you the truth, 1t was buried in a
mass Of congratulatory correspondence
and has only just been brought to my
attention again, as requiring special
reply.
"As you know, my chief concern for
the past three years has been the ad-
ministration Of my own State.
"As to the matter OF national de-
fense. 1t is sufficient to say that, hav-
ing served for eight years as Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, I am familiar
with the problems and that believe IN
adequate defense.
Should go to Washington, it would
be necessary of course. for me to study
further into the details of the various
branches Of the service. ! am sure you
recognize the reason for my wish not
to give you a superficial or hastily con-
sidered reply to questions of such vital
importance"
Evening star., 1932-09-12
CHINESE TO pISMAMTLE
ARSENAL AT SHANGHAI
Removal to Chekiang Province
Started Voluntarily, Although
Desired by Japan.

PEIPING, China-The Lunghwa
arsenal on the outskirts of Shanghai
is to be dismantled and removed to
site to be selected in Chekiang province,
according to a decision of the war
ministry Of the Nanking government.
The arsenal, which has employed the
services Of trained German technicians,
is one Of the best equipped and largest
in the country. During the Sino-
japanese hostilities the japanese
threatened to seize it If munitions or
arms were seen leaving the building.
Just before the conclusion of the fight
ing, the Marking Government removed
several million rounds of ammunition
from Lunghwa to Loyang, the new seat
of government.
The arsenal has been constant
source of anxiety in every civil war
around Shanghai and its dismantling
though In line with Japan's attempt to
demilitarize the Shanghai area, is a
voluntary move on the part of China.
Evening star., 1932-09-12
BRITISH QUEEN SENDS
PEARLS TO BE STRUNG
Annual Event Takes Place in
London Under Heavy Guard.
Valuable Bracelets Cleaned.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LONDON-While the Queen is taking
her Summer holiday. her pearl neck
laces have been sent to be re-strung.
This is done annually and by little old
man who has had the job for years
The pearls are guarded by detectives
and great secrecy is observed when the
necklaces leave the palace.
Another routine job is cleaning the
many valuable stone bracelets belonging
to the Queen. Sometimes these are re-
set to make them fashionable and often
they are pierced with a tiny hook and
can be rearranged by clever adapta-
ton on a skeleton fastening.
OF late the Queen has taken an in
terest in the collection of necklaces of
uncommon design These she keeps
in corner cupboard in one of the sit
ting rooms at Buckingham Palace. on
shelves covered with black velvet, which
shows them off admirably.
Copyright, 1882. BY North American News
paper Alliance, 1ncD
Evening star., 1932-09-12
REAL KISSES NECESSARY
British Broadcasting Company In
sists on Genuine Article.

LONDON-The British Broadcasting
Co. insists that every kiss sent out over
the air be the genuine article.
They stipulate the following varie-
ties: The impassioned, paternal, avunc-
ular, platonic, brotherly, conventional
and the kiss-and-run. Script writers
are permitted to dictate what sort Of
kiss should be given, but sometimes the
actors ad lip, so to speak.
Evening star., 1932-09-12
Kills Bird Carrying Bell.

ATHENS. Tenn.-Henry Gettys of
Athens killed a buzZard which had,
tied about its neck, a homemade bell
fashioned from a tin can with bolt
Evening star., 1932-09-12
Son, 80, Threatens
To Commit Suicide
As Mother, ll6, Dies

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September H.
A son, the last Of IL children,
became hysterical and threatened
suicide today following the death
of his mother. He was restrained
by neighbors.
The son, John Meyers, is 80
years old.
His mother, Mrs. Dora Meyers,
who died yesterday, celebrated
on July IA, her one hundred and
sixteenth birthday.
Evening star., 1932-09-12

for clapper. The bird. tinkling as i
scared through the air, had caused con
siderable mystification.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
FRIDAY Clearance for MEN!
Mems Rayon House
Coats; Orig. $50
ST .95

With black satin collars
and cuffs. Broken sizes.
(Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
10 Mems $3.50 AlI-WooI Flan-
mel Robes ..............S S4.9o
2-S20 Velvet House Coats,
silk lined; size 38......S7.95
2-S12.95 Large Size Velvet
Lounging Robes ......S2.95
I5-S5 Ronso Lighters;
leatherette covered. -. S2.95
IS Mems Sport Belts; orig
inally 81 to s.. .25c
6-S2 Nationally Famous Ath-
Ietic Union Suits; SO, 38. .69c
IL Sets Evening Dress Jewel
ry; originally 81 to Sc. .S1.95
"a Ben Wade Pipes; originally
S5. Now. w...............$1.95
75--75c Silver King Golf
Balls ..............3 for 81
main Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Broken Lots OF
Sheldon Suits
and OvercOats
ST :

Originally $2950 and S35.
Broken size assortment.
(second Floor, The Hecht Coz
Mems 81 Neckties; broken
ranges. Reduced to 2 for 81
Mems $3.50 and IS Lined and
Dress Gloves. ......... S2.95
Mems CSC and 35c Fancy
Socks; 10 to IL. 19c; 6 prs, 81
SO pairs s1.95 Gloves; broken
asSortmentS ..............Sl
85-S2.95 Plain Color Silk
Shirts; IA to 18. .Sl.95
120 Ide Dress Shirts; original
ly $3.50 to $3.50. ........$1.69
$50 pairs S1.50 Pajamas, in
Guiding f1annelette ...... .89c
"a pairs Mems S4.95 Silk Pa
jamas. Now. S2.95
(Second Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-02-04

4s-S4.50 Davenport Smoker
Lamp and Shade. ....... S2.95
4o-s2 Metal Spinning Wheel
Lamp, complete ..........S1
1s-S1.5O Hob-Nail Glass Table
Lamp, complete ...........s1
z5-s6.95 Floor Lamp and Celan-
ese Shade. e........... A.44
$50 Pottery Table Lamps and
Shade ................. 1919
eSzs Re brandt Indirect
Lighting Lamps. 49,. S19.9s
Iz5-S1.9S Celanese Shades; all
sizes Sl.a9
I4-S5 Hand-Tailored Stretched
Shades ...............s .s3:9S
1S-S2.95 Slight Metal Table
Lamp Base ..............Sl
I5O-Sl Parchmentized Shades;
all sizes. ................6 .69c
6-S1z.95 Rembrandt Floor and
Bridge Lamps. ....... .S9.95
(Fourth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Upholsteries

50 Pairs sz.9s Sicilian Style
>Drapes; 25-in. sides. -. $3.50
4O-85c Sicilian-lined Scarfs; 45
and 50 inches ...........4 .49c
ISL and Sl.S9 India Print
Hangings; 1x2H yards. ... csc
300 yards 1zc Cretonnes; SO
inches wide ...............6c .6c
1z-SS.95 Full Size Gliders;
striped patterns ........Ss.9S
zs-Sl Floor Hassocks; round
shape ............... ..'.. '/'S
$50 yards >39c to sSc Cretonnes;
So inches wide ........... 29c
7z-S5c Bar Harbor Cushion
Sets; cretonne. ...... .s9c
Sl9.95 Three-panel Folding
Screens; 5 #. high ......S4.95
2 Pairs S19.95 Celanese Bed
Room Drapes; 81 yards long,
S9.95
sl.z9 Fancy Ornamental Rods;
three colors ..........G.. 81
(sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Nationally Known
Shirts
Were Sl.55 to $3.50
ST

Some SoiIed and Mussed
White, solid colors and
fancies. Sizes 1874 to II.
main Floor. The Hecht Coz
5o-S9.95 Reversible Horsehide
bIOuSeS So'oo
150-S6.95 Suede Blouses;
spotted ...............SS.95
10-S1 Locker Bags; for golf
artlCleS H5C
15-S3.95 Raincoats; in trench
style e..................S1.95
15-S2 Hickory Shaft Brassies
and Mashie Niblicks. e. csc
Is dozen Streak Golf Balls.
Dozen SZ.5o
20 pairs Mems So All-W0ol
Golf Hose .............S1.S9
50-S1.50 Eastman No.
Cameras. Now .S9c
(Main Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Luggage

I0-S5 Week End Cases, now,
S2.9s
SIS Round Hat Boxes. sos
I5-S9.95 Vanderbilt Cases, S5.95
All Leather Week End
Cases for Women ... S6.95
/ Women's $3.50 Snake-grain
Cowhide Week End Case, S12.9S
10 Fandango Auto Seat Covers,
for 1880 Buick Master Coach,
1929 Ford Sedan, 1929 Oakland
Coach, 1929 Oldsmobile and
1920 Graham-Paige Coach;
originally 1905 ........Sl
(Second Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Wonnen's
SpOrtswear

Women's New High Waist
Skirts; sizes "a to 30.....H.9s
10 Women's s1o.9s Glove Leather
Goats ................. @o''o
~ Women's $3.50 Dresses and
3-piece Suits .............S.9S
$50 Women's 81 Cotton Blouses,
now ......... ...'.'...' ''<'S
IS Women's Silk and cotton
BiOuses ..............'. ''SA''o
3s Women's S2.95 Scarf and Cap
Sets ................ SI'9o
20 Women's SOS Bed Jackets,
Sl.95
(Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
S Women's Negligees; originally
S495, now ............ sl.9o
1 Woman's S3.95 Quilted Robe,
now ................. SI.9o
so Women's and Misses Flannel
Robes ............. 9Z.So
(Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-02-04
No Mail, Phone or G.. o. d. Orders, Please
Economy
Dresses
a Women's and Misses Crepe

a Women's and Misses Crepe
and Knit Dresses; orig, $295
and 1896 ..................N
y6 Women's and Misses Crepe
Dresses, originally $295 to
$595 ....................S1.95
n Women's and Misses S3.95
and $5.95 Print and Crepe
Dresses .............S S2.95
u Women's and Misse5' S5.95
and sos Crepe and Taffeta
Dresses ............... S3.95
Is Women's and Misses S.95
Crepe and Taffeta Dresses,
S5.9s
(Third Floor Economy Shop
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-02-04

Console Mirror; orig. $40. ...S5
Mahogany Rocker; orig. $3.50,
$5
Occasional Chair; orig. $50. .s25
Mahogany Smoker; orig. 1895
S3.95
Coffee Table; orig. $50. .S12.50
Butterfly Table; orig. $40, $3.50
Gate-leg Table; orig. $25 S12.50
Davenport Table; orig. $19.75,
S9.75
Night Stand; orig. $30.. ..s12.50
Windsor Chair; orig. So. ..S1.95
Mitred Mirror; orig. $5....s2.50
Mahogany Mirror; orig. 81. 81
Tea Wagon; orig. $3o.. ...$12.5o
Worlds Globe; orig. $50. .sl2.5o
Console Table; orig. $14.95 $3.50
Occasional Table; orig. s22.50.
$3.50
Willow Table; orig. ST. Now 50
Ccffee Table; orig. $50. SIS
Evening star., 1932-02-04
TOiletries

I0I Pieces 81 Lucite Manicure
Pieces ............ IoS
40 Lucite Ming Nail Buffers;
ORIG 81 soc
100 Tubes 1Oc Dipilatory Cream,
SC
T-Sl Bath Room Bottle Sets;
i bottles to set ...........6 .69c
4O-Sl Pottery Containers with
Bath Salts ..............5 $50
sO-S1 Water Bottles, now. soc
l6 Tubes 35c UsoIa Cold Cream,
25c
IA Dozen 88c Armour's Soap.
dozen ................. $500. .7oc
t-rain Floor, The EeCht co..
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Rugs

sC-s2.G5 to S. Chenille Rugs;
24x36 to 27x54 ...........I.95
SOS Administer Rugs; size
0XlS teet ...............S .So9.oO
I-SI5O American Oriental Rug;
OKLA feet .............. $3.50
I-SI95 American Oriental Rug;
9Xl6 feet ................Sl .Sl00
$3.50 American Oriental Rugs;
9xl8 feet ................S .Sl25
1-S195 Chinese Rug; 9Xl2 it,
sOiled .................. .sIoo
I-S34.95 Administer Rug; sec
ond. 9x12 feet ..........S S14.95
1-S45 Administer Rug; soiled,
size 8.3x10.6. ......... S24.95
aS7.95 Administer Rugs; 27x9
and 27x12 ............. .S4.95
2-sz9.95 Oval Wilton Rugs;
size 46x6.6 ..............S9 S9.95
6 Tufted Wilton Rugs; 34x64
zs34.9s Plain Taupe Velvet
Rugs; 8.3xl0.6 ......... S19.95
1-S24.95 American Oriental;
soiled, 46x6.6 ........ S10.95
$3.50 to Sl.25 Rag and Chenille
Rugs; 1896 and 24x48. -. SOC
IO-S5.95 Gold Seal Congoleum
Rugs; discontinued, 9x9. .S2.95
I-S25 Broadloom Rug; size
6Xb.O ................ SIZ''o
ISIS Broadloom Rug; size 6X9
feet ...............SI9.95
1-S45 Broadloom Rug; size
7.6x9 feet ..............S2 S24.95
zS55 Broadloom Rugs; size
9xl2 feet .............S S29.95
(Sixth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-02-04
COrsets,
Uniforms

IS Scanties; were $40 and $3.50,
now .................. .sf.oo
70 Scanties; were $3.50, reduced
now ............'..... Sf'So
9 Natures Rival Bandettes; were
$3.50 .................
n Natures Rival Foundations;
were $40 ..............A.9S
10 Bien Jolie Corsettes; were
SIS, now ............ .S3.9o
"a Model Ensembles; were $3.50,
now .............. 1919
80 Natures Rival Girdles; were
s., now .............. SZ.9s
10 Natures Rival Girdles; were
$3.50 and $40. S4.95
20 Uniforms; white, blue, green
and stripes ................A
80 Rayon Uniforms; were s. to
% ............... 9i.1o
9 Uniforms; black only, were So
to $40 .................. S3.9S
CThird Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Moderate Price
Dresses

dresses
Is Women's Sis Wool, Crepe and
Velvet Dresses .........S S9.95
IL Misses S9.95 and SIS Street
and Evening Dresses :. .S.9S
n Women's and Misses S9.95
and SIS Crepe, Velvet and
Wool Frocks ........ .So.95
IA Misses S9.95 Print and Plain
Creme Dresses .S.95
(Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Parking Whie You Shop Here-E Street eteen o an" ~"
JuniOr Misses
Dresses

3 Junior Misses SIS Evening
Dresses ............... .S4.95
s Junior Misses SIS Satin and
Taffeta Evening Dresses, S7.9S
2 Junior Misses SIS Canton
Evening Dresses ......... $40
z-S25 Canton and Velvet Eve
ming Dresses, Sl5.75 and S1o.75
3-Sz5 Wool Street Dresses, pink
and blue ............... Sl9.75
3-Sl5 Canton Dresses, black,
gold, pumpkin ..........:..S .Sl0
Isis Canton and Velvet
Street Dresses ........ .S7.95
) Junior Misses S9.95 Canton
Dresses ................ S4.95
(Third Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Housewares

-S7.95 and S9.9s Radiator En-
closures; floor samples. .S1.9s
Is Odds and End of Glassware, SC
3s-55c Bone Handle Forks; tor
s5-sl 1S-piece Cereal Sets;
green glass ..........,.. 59c
5O-Sl Step-on Kitchen Cans;
2-gallon size ............. soc
35-S2.9s Guaranteed Electric
Heat Pads .............S Sl.49
800 rolls 10c Toilet issue, roll, sc
ISL Electric Curling Irons, z9c
35-5Oc Corn Brooms; long
handled ..................19c
35-Sl Metal Bath Room Stools;
enameled ................. aye
3s-Sl Four-Compartment Shoe
Boxes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Ioc
zS34.95 Oak Refrigerators; 100
ice capacity .......... s29.9s
@Sz9.95 Solid Oak Refrigera-
4-Sl7.95 Five-piece Breakfast
Room Suite .............S14.95
I-S17.95 Five-piece Breakfast
Room Suite ......... S12.9S
5s5.95 Porcelain Top Tables;
as is ............... 1919
4-S5.95 Steel Cabinets; as is,
66 inches tall .S3.95
$3.50 Universal Gas Range,
SS9.50
I-S12O Universal Gas Range,
$3.50
z-s74.o5 Table Top Gas Ranges,
S59.95
eS9.9s Table Top Gas Ranges,
S39.95
z5-59c Pewter Ash Trays .z9c
4-S5 Health Lamps; floor
samples ...............I .I.9S
Fifth Floor. The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1932-02-04
WOnen's
Hosiery

IL Pairs Sl.65 Full-fashioned
SiIk-and- Wool Hose .....50c
8 Pairs 81 FuIl-fashioned Lisle
Hose; 81a and 9. 9...........2sc
q Pairs s1.50 Fuli-fashioned
Outsize Chiffon Hose. .....Dc
1870 Pairs 69c and 79c Full-fash.
ioned Silk Hose se............55c
2 Prs, 81
tMain Floor, The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Gloves
Stationery

100 Boxes of 81 Stationery, now.
SOC
3o-5Oc Sets of Cigarette Boxes
with bridge matches. ...... .z5c
11O-SI.39 Fountain Pen and
Pencil Combination .. SOC
I-sl Colored Glass Ash Trays;
ornamented ...............o sue
(Main Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Drastic Furniture Clearance
Floor SAMPLES! One and of kind! Scared pieces

Davenport Table; orig. $3.50,
$3.50
Colonial Maple Desk; orig. sl20,
$65
Table Desk; orig. $50. Now $40
Bed Room Bench; orig. $25.Sl0
Women's Walnut Desk; orig.
S3975 ................ ..SGo
Cane Panel Side Chair; orig:
Cane Panel Arm Chair; orig:
S15 ............'. '"'
Wing Chair; orig. $50. .S69.5o
Walnut Bed Room Chair; orig:
SID .............. '''S'
Mahogany Bed Room Chair;
originally $25............Slo
Walnut Bed Room Chair; orig:
S19.75 ................SlI.oo
Walnut Server; orig. $40. $50
Mahogany Bed Room Chair:
orig SIS ................ ...'So
Fourth Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1932-02-04

End Table; orig. s9.75. Now IS
Mahogany Chair; orig. $12.s5,
$3.50
Occasional Chair; orig. $3.50, IS
Club Chair; orig. $3.50. $40
Decorated End Table; orig. IS,
S1.95
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HoUSES-UNFURNIsHED.

5I2 ST. N.E.-6 ROOMS, ELECTRICITl
hot-water nesS eMsSSpzSoYyg Sy gsrsee' sfe rent S2S'
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APARTMENTs-FUR. & UNFUR.
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS
RENT-FLATS.

NOW is THE TINE TO BUY. ATTRACTIVE
able. 202-222 Farragut St Ga. 5741. g.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
Continued

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-5-ROOM BUNGALOW,
garage, large yard. shrubs, flowers. newly
in Winter; conveniently located to schools
trolleys. buses Ideal for children May
be seen Saturday afternoon and Sunday.
ley lane. of Wisconsin ave. or drive west 3
blocks on Bradley lane from Connecticut
st
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WANTED-APT. HOUSES.

S25. .OO-THREE ROOMS AND BATH, ELEC-
tricity; white 5ll 10th st. Sc. owner.
Phone West 0777. g.
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l2l5 GERANIUM ST. NV

NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL.
Detached rooms. baths, partly fur
nished; gentleman owner desires to retain
one room. Electric refrigeration, oil burner,
garage; reasonable rent. For further in
RENT HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.
l4l1 DELAFIELD PL. NW.-9 RMS, DET.,
garage, porches, inst h. W; $1l0-S90. Col.
4O57 evenings, all day Saturday and Sunday.
3765 NORTHAMPTON ST NV, NEAR
Clrcle-Liying room, dining room, library,
SolarIum, kitchen, bath. first floor; four bed
rooms. BATH second floor; 200 #. of Conn
ave; lovely lawns reasonable to right party
OWNER. Cleveland $3.50. 49,
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RENT HOUSES-FUR AND IJNFUR
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

WOODRIDGE-6-RM.B BRICK, ENCLOSED
porches. built-in garage; completely screened
and weather-stripped; $7250.
Michigan Park-7 rooms, sleeping porch.
large lot, $40. Call North 7203 or inquire
2377 r. I. ave. ne.
DON'T MISS THIS 625 K ST. N.W.-ie
large rooms. bath, ami; only $3.50. To
inspect phone Columbia 2675.
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Automobiles for Sale

SEE OUR CARS before you buy. Cherner
1881 You St. N W.
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Stucco. Plaster Work
MODERNIZE your home by refinishinG
your papered rooms with Int: Stnceo &c
Calf. method Price reasonable. Ii. 977O,
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Rentals
Board and Rooms
Furnished Rooms

GOTH ST, N, W., 173b-SinRle and double
rms, excellent home-cooked meals; walk
ing distance; most reasonable. DE. 4274.
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Real Estate
waterfront Propertx

81 waterfront Property
COBB ISLAND. Waterfront lots. New bridge
and road, new boat and bathing pier.
CHARMING BUNGALOW on salt water. 80
miles on State road. Living room, kit,
Q bed rooms, with bath room; ample porch,
large plot, beautiful trees. fine harbor, ex-
cellent bathing. unusual fishing; $50 down,
ling QHHl