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Evening star., 1932-04-08
COLLEGIATE RINGMEN
IN OLYMPIC PRELIMS
Start Competition at Penn State
Today for Places on U. S.
Team-Finals Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CTATE COLLEGE, Pa, April S.-The
- fight for the right to represent the
United States in the Olympic Box
ing Tournament was on at Penn State
College here today.
Many Of the best college boxers in
the Nation lined up to weigh in this
morning for the intercollegiate Boxing
Championship Tourney and Olympic
tryouts, slated to start at pm.
Fifteen preliminary bouts we're sched-
uied for this afternoon and two for to-
night. The survivors will meet in the
semi-finalS tomorrow afternoon and the
finals tomorrow night.
Representatives of colleges in the
four corners of the country were quar-
tered last night in Varsity Hall, tradi-
tional home Of Penn State athletes.
-Four Washington State fighters were
the first TO arrive. They were followed
by boxers from Tulane Louisiana State,
Kansas State. North Dakota University,
Florida Mississippi, South Carolina,
Catholic University and Columbus Uni
Versity.
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Wife Exasperated
AS Pilot of Baer
OAKLAND, Calf, April 8 R.-

OAKLAND, Calf, April Cp.-
~ Max Baer, California heavy
weight boxer, at various times a
trial to his managers, admitted to-
day Mrs Baer, the former Dorothy
Wells Dunbar. had become a trife
exasperated with attempting to man
age him.
The fighter said Mrs. Baer. whom
he we'd in Reno last Summer after
losing decision to the Basque wood
chopper. Pauline Uzcudun. had gone
away on a trip. He insisted her de-
parture was not for keeps"
"She went away to shake me into
my senses and to make a real fighter
out of me-" Baer declared.
Meanwhile 1t was learned Baer has
been having difficulties with his
manager, j. Hamilton Lorimer, and
has attempted to buy his release.
Evening star., 1932-04-08
Sees Grid Rules
As Not Enforced

A NNAPOLIS. Md, April 8.-It is
IA the opinion of Edgar RIP"
Miller, head foot ball coach at the
Naval Academy, that it will be prac-
tically impossible for grid officials
TO enforce all the new changes in
rules
Miller has devoted several DAYS of
the Spring drill here in interpreting
the rules. Since experimenting he
finds that the rule prohibiting the
use of hands cannot be strictly en-
forced without slowing the game
down and hanoicapping the players
as we'll as removing the thrill for
spectators.
II look upon the rule regarding
use of hands pretty much the same
as the ban on flying tackles. Fouls
are seldom called when a player
leaves his feet. 1t will be the same
In regard TO the use of the hands"
Evening star., 1932-04-08
Sport Results

Polo.
Glass D final: Squadron A, II;
Yale, 3.
Class c final; West Point Oficers, g.;
Cleveland Riding Club, A.
College tourney semi-f1nals: Army,
IL; Harvard, 4. Yale, Is; Penn Mill
tary, 9.
College Base Ball
Bradley Tech. g.; Wisconsin, 7.
Hockey.
Fontaine Cup series: Providence, g.;
Boston Cubs, 2 (giyes Providence
Canadian-American League title)
American League play-off: Daluth,
4, Chicago. 2.
Pacific Coast League.
Missions, 6: Sacramento. 2.
Portland, IL: Los Angeles, 0.
Hollywood, 8; Oakland, s.
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BoUer Seems Sure Get DELAYED RECOGNITION This Year

goals by handicap last night. then ran
over Pennsylvania Military College to
win, Is to 9, and enter the final round
Of the National intercollegiate indoor
championships.
The Ellis will meet Army. which de-
feated Harvard, IL to l. In the other
Semi-final, in the deciding game TO-
morrow
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TOTAL PINS DECIDE
PADDLERS' PENNANT
Washington Canoe No. Triumphs
Over Drifters-Frederiek In
dividual Champ.

Tied in percentage of games won
the Washington Canoe No. / team won
the pennant in the Nautical Duckpin
League with a total pin margin over
Drifters No. /. Frederick of the cham
pion team took the individual title with
an average of l14-4l. The final fig
ureS:
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Venzke to Enter
Penn Next Fall
nOTTSTOWN, Pa, April 8 R.-
80 nj

nOIISTOWN, Pa, April HJ.-7-
L The University Of Pennsylvania
is the institution where Gene
Venzke, Americas fastest mile run
ner, will continue his education.
Venzke announced his choice yes
terday after stating his earlier con-
sideration of entering Yale had been
abandoned because the New Haven
university was farther away from
home. He expects to matriculate
next Fall
Considered the United States
strongest entry for the l,500-meter
championship in the forthcoming
Olympic games. the Pottstown High
School senior is training under his
high schools veteran coach, Mike
Sweeney.
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PRACTICE NET MATCH.

A practice tennis match between Uni
versity Of Maryland and Argyle Country
Club teams has been arranged for SUM-
day afternoon at las O'Clock on the
Argyle courts. There will be six sin
giles and three doubles.
Evening star., 1932-04-08
METHODIST NINE DRILLS.

HYATTSVILLE, April s.-Candl-
dates for the Hyattsville Southern
Methodist Church base ball team will
hold their first drill tomorrow after
noon at 230 o'clock
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LEAGUE TO OPEN MAY 7
Suburban Church Loop Will Play
Twin Bill Each Saturday.

HYATTSVILLE April S.-Play in the
newly organized Suburban Church Base
Ball League will open May 7 with a
double-header. 1t was decided here last
night. Francis Glaze was elected presi-
dent of the loop, with Vernon Clarke
vice president and William Burslem
secretary treasurer.
Hyattsville Presbyterian will meet
Pinkney Memorial Episcopal and Coles
vile Methodist will engage Hyattsville
Southern Methodist in the opening
clashes at Colesville. A double-header
will be played each Saturday the re-
mainder Of the season. Each team will
meet the other six times.
Evening star., 1932-04-08
TIGERS RELEASE WISE.

DETROIT, April (F).-Release Of
Hugh Wise. catcher, on option to
Toledo has been announced by the
Detroit Tigers. Wise, former Purdue
athlete. was purchased by the Tigers
from Toronto.
Evening star., 1932-04-08
ST. JOHNS VS.. VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY, Va. April 8-Vir-
ginia's lacrosse team starts off its
Spring campaign tomorrow against st.
Johns in Annapolis. The Cavaliers are
coached this year by Gus Welch, former
Carlisle star.
Evening star., 1932-04-08
EASY FOR YALE P0L0iSTS

Spot Penn Military Five Goals,
Romp to College Title.
NEW YORK, April 8 CP).-Yale's
brilliant polo team gave away seven
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SCHMELING DUE TODAY
Ring Champ Will Start Training
May 10 After Short Tour.

NEW YORK, April 8 LP)-Max
Schmeling, German holder Of the
heavyweight championship, will start
training May 10 at Greenville Lodge.
2 miles from Kingston. N. Y, for his
title match with Jack Sharkey of
Boston.
Schmeling, due to arrive here today,
will make a short exhibition tour end
3ng at Fort Wayne, Ind, April %; rest
for a week at French Lick Springs,
Ind; visit Churchill Downs for the
running of the Kentucky Derby and
then go to Greenville Lodge to start
training.
The title bout will be held in New
York, June l6.
Evening star., 1932-04-08

T HOPEFUL the last-minute rush
- will equal last years record of
407 teams, Arville Ebersole to-
morrow at midnight will close
the lists of the twenty-second annual
Washington City Duckpin Association
at Convention Hall.
Thanks to the enthusiasm displayed
by the newer leagues, Secretary Eber-
sole is assured of sizable entry list,
but whether last years mark will be
equaled or bettered depends upon the
older and more established leagues.
Entries will be accepted at all alleys.
VITASHINGTON Suburban Duckpin
w Association blanks also must be
submitted by tomorrow at mid
night.
Patterned along the lines of the w
C. D. A., the suburban associations
tournament, also classified, is open only
to bowlers Of nearby Maryland and Vir-
ginia
The inaugural suburban association
tourney last year attracted so teams
and a proportionate number of singles
NOuDl6S eIlIIIeS. 1IlS yGdl GfCllI.
to open Monday, April 49, at Hyattsville,
is expected to outdraw the 1881 tourney
by plenty. Entries must be turned in
at either the Mount Rainier or Hyatts-
vile alleys.
WASHINGTON will make its final bid
w in the national duckpin tourna-
ment at Norfolk tomorrow, when
the crack Northeast Temple rollers. Dis
trict League champions, accompany the
Connecticut Blue Ribbons to the sea-
port city to help Promoter George Ise-
mann wind up the big pin party.
The Temple team, including Red
MegaW, Ollie Pacini Chester Bid, Ed
Blakeney and George Honey, will roll
against the Blue Ribbons tonight in an
exhibition match in Richmond and then
proceed to the national tournament.
MICK TRoNsKY, premier duckpin
~ bowler of the country, turned his
guns on Washington bowlers again
last night at Convention Hall.
Tronsky paired with Bill Tato, set a
new world doubles mark and won the
four cornered doubles match, defeating
the combinations of Red Megaw and
Ollie Pacini of Washington, Wesley
Askew and Ray Barnes of Baltimore
and Jack White and Babe Dugas of
Connecticut.
The world record was made in the
Evening star., 1932-04-08

VENZKE'S DAD A WALKER.
The father Of Gene Venzke, champion
miller was champion walker.
Evening star., 1932-04-08

Season Records.
Hish team same-Colonial 602.
High team set-Washington Canoe No. l.
/ 794
High individual game-Nuber, Washing
ton Canoe No. !, 162.
High individual set-Frederick wash
lnEton Canoe No. /. 406
High individual averase-Frederick, wash
ington Canoe No. /. ll4-4l
Greatest number Of strikes-Frederick,
Washington Canoe No. /, 81.
Greatest number of spares - Frederick
washington Canoe No. /. 19l.
Evening star., 1932-04-08

For any car. Guarant eed
BRAND NEW--in origi-
nal cartons. Regular 60e
value.
Evening star., 1932-04-08

T HOPEFUL the last-minute rush
. will equal last years record of
407 teams, Arville Ebersole to-
Evening star., 1932-04-08
ROLLS 268 GAMES
FOR rs AVERAGE
Tourney and Special Match
Scores Give Him Claim
to No. | Ranking.
BY r. ID. THOMAS.

n YOT many took it seriously
M when a year ago Leonard
1 w. Collins, bowling statis-
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SKINKERS PREPARE
FOR DIAMOND DRIVE
Reorganization Meeting on
Tonight-Seniors Delay
Age-Limit Rule.

. KINKER EAGLES will hold a re-
49, organization meeting tonight at
8 o'clock at the home Of Manager
Ham Clipper, 43s Ingraham
Evening star., 1932-04-08

Team Standing.
Evening star., 1932-04-12

l2C7 CLIFTON ST NW.-2nd A. rms twin
beds baths gent W men only sac @S
49,
1884 COLUMBIA RID NW-s3 and IS per
week; single, double rooms. clean. front;
baths: instant h. W; car lines; gentlemen.
Adams l02l3.
l7l5 MASS AVE NW-Former embassy;
large. twin beds. newly furnished closets.
adjoining bath; for employed. Decatur 1928
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th st. NV
Nicely furnished rooms. single and double:
private bath. showers: elevator. reception
rooms; reasonable rates. Phone North 1926
1445 GIRARD ST NV Large cheerful
front room. convenient TO bath. in private
home redSCne Die. a.
ll2I 18th ST NW-Nice. clean rooms. sin
gle or double: redecorated' home ike; -, So,
sc weekly downtown.
PRIVATE FAMII.Y-Nicely fur room. ami; !;
phone; board optional. Adams l0l6s. l2'
5OO5 18th ST. N.W.--Attractiye detached
house; two beautiful furnished rooms all
convenienceS; housekeeping privileges; adults
only. 12'
sos EAST CAPITOL ST, near Capitol and
Library-ContinuouS hot and cold water in
each room; semi-private baths. l6'
230l LIST ST. N.W.-Large. nicely furnished
bed-sitting room, newly papered and paint
ed: windows. De, 0566. l2'
1920 EYE ST. NW-Very nice rooms rea-
sonable rent; continuous hot water, tel.
free; near Govt. depts. l6'
1902 GIRARD NW.-Attractively furnished
front room' semi-pri. bath, inst hot water.
lll8 d ST NE-Bright. sunny; ami;
housekeeping room. No objection to small
child.
1912 PARK RID. Beautiful lighted,
front room. beautifully furnished. s25; con-
tinuous hot water. Another lArge room, y20
home comforts Adams l0l72.
27lO ONTARIO RID. near Col. rd-Delehtfui
large room, with porch. adjoining bath prl-
Vate home; excellent meals: gentlemen. los
81 BRYANT ST. NW-Earge well furnished
front room; private family; moderately
priced: garage available; near car lines
and bus. Decatur 2466 l2'
1929 18th ST. N.W.-Bed room and Kitchen
adults: SO weekly. Call after 5 O'Clock. lS'
1923 2ist NW.-Double and single rooms in
attractive house. excellent neighborhood;
THE PLAZA. 22l0 PENN. AVE. NW.-Fins
large corner room for young business woman.
Apt. 705. l6'
i44s MONROE ST. N.w.-Large front room
nicely furnished; private bath; ami; rea-
sonable. Gentlemen. Adams $3.50.
1873 HARVARD ST NW-Larse front room
Iext bath; large closet, twin beds; also sim
gle room; ami; phone.
CENTRAL-Cozy, clean, comfortable Mv.-bed
room for nice girl. $40; large closet. contin.
h. "; unusual house refs. 1925 nth st
i645 HARVARD ST.-well furnished single
room. and floor; semi-private bath, shower
i747 18th sT.. N.W.-Attractlvs double room.
every eonyepisnek aye TIL % Ihlfe soon
With sonsentaB s1rh hons ps1S9estA
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1898 LANIER PL. N.W-TwO single yacan-
eIes in nicely furnished home, one WIN
large. private bath; large closets; plenty not
water. phone. splendid food IL
1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.-Larse
rooms. running water. sleeping porch. twin
beds; excellent meals.
1917 r. l. AVE. EW-Single and double
rooms. with or without board. IA
1929 K ST NV, the Lee-Mar0ue. Nicely
furnished room. running water; also single
rooms; excellent board; tranSients. 10
1909 10th ST. N.R-Large front. suitable 2
or 3; also vacancy for young lady; excellent
meals; very reasonable. 10
l410 10th ST. NV.
Large double, also single room. exception
ally fine home; choice food; moderate.
THE HUGUENOT.
359 Conn. aye-Inde dependent. comfortable
Huguenot Restaurant service; reasonable. IS
THE SOUTHERN CLUB.
400 N. Fl. ave. formerly Royal Italian
Embassy A real home. All outside rooms
with bath, phone; beautiful suite available;
splendid cuisine monthly. daily rates.
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rooms and bath; elec. furnished; $50. 50.
GEORGE p. HANE.
l422 ST. NV Natl 1854
WHY PAY MORE7
THE LAMONT. 1927 Lamont st. NV
No. Is rooms and bath 80. .S65 so
THE CALIFORNIA, IT'S California St NV
No. 3--5 rooms and bath. 5000
THE SORRENTO, 1888 18th st. NV
No. III rooms and bath ..,....... $50 90
THE BIRMINGHAM, 2611 Adams Mil Rd
NO THE 19 CARLETON. i74i Lanier PL NV S'''O
NE II as chFPsoUsE m 'its Calvert ST. Nv
No. 32-5 rooms and bath. ............S $50 90
THE INGLESIDE 1851 Lamont st. NV.
No. 15-4 rooms and bath. ........... $3.50
THE ST. PAUL 1927 18th St. NV.
No. Is rooms and bath. $50 90
No. l2-3 rooms and bath ............ IS 90
THE ROCHESTER. 1888 Meridian PL NV
No. 36-3 rooms and bath. .......... SAC. 50
You will hnd BY comparison that the above
rents are unusually low. this being largely
due to the fact that YOU rent direct from
the owners. The wise apartment house
hunter locates now and not in the Fan when
there is always a scarcity of desirable apart
mentS As u special inducement the above
apts. may be leased for any period desired
and rent will be effective May /. Possession
Immediately, but no reductions. Inspection
may be made at any time By applying to the
CHAs. 4. TRIBBYs SONS.
el4 Dist. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ph. Dist 477s.
Evening star., 1932-04-12

The happy result OF his lucky fall that he suf-
fered only a slight conclusion OF the BRAIN Already
he slowly regaining consciousness Shortly
after the Alal young had left him his eyes opened,
his breathing normal If he had just emerged
from a deep but natursi sleep, with only dull ache
In his head as a reminder of his accident Sitting
up he looked about the crude shelter constructed
OF great slabs of stone. Slowly he and crossed
to an opening where he had seen sunlight, and here
the fresh air further revived him.
Evening star., 1932-04-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1917 r ST. NW.-Two ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath. large recep. hall. southern exposure;
corner bed room with 4 windows; q cool apt;
S55 See resident manager.
FAREWELL, $500 18th ST. NW-iI3 RMS
bath shower; s33 so; 4 rms, kit, big dinette.
tion, elevator; resident manager Col O5s7
FIVE ROOMS, BATH, LARGE BACK PORCH.
refrigeration. h. and h. W. 4s N. Y. ave. NV
PARKSIDE APTS-6 ROOMS RECEPTION
hall. bath. porch; 1anitor service, Electrolux
refrigeration; reasonable. Call North 1859
FOR RENT. 25OI 18th ST. N-W--2 ROOMS.
WALSHE. INC. Nat. 20s5. res. manager
CENTRAL, DOWNTOWN; 2 LARGE OUT
side rooms 5itenen and bath; s42.5o;
p. J. WALSHE. INC. Nat. 20e5.
s LARGE Rooms. BATH. ANIL: HEAT
Apply 7ls 9th Sc. Sc Atlantic OPT.
234O WISCONSIN AVE. Nw-THREE- ROOM
cation. Cleveland 0420.
NEAR UNION STATION, 3ll 3rd ST. NE,
Apt. az rooms and bath. S35; isnitor
rooms. kitchenette. private bath. private
entrance; southern exposure; couple.
WOODBRIDGE. D. C.-SEVERAL DESIRABLE
apts,; Z. and I rooms: $1,000 to ,s5s so.
03i7 or North O55s.
1885 R. ST Nw-5 ROOMS AND BATH.
lncioSeQ sleeping porch. FriE1daire: reason
able Call North 1902 after II noon.
5203 GEORGIA AVE-PRIVATE HOME: Ind
floor apt of nice. large rooms and private
bath and kitchen. including Eas. elec.. heat;
$40 month Ia
1909 OTIS PL. NW-3 ROOMS, GAS.
light. b.-wh. furnished: telephone; semi
private batn s32 so month.
1926 eth-5 ROOMS. KTTCHENETTE. BATH.
porch, h W h. End foor: white; clean
cheap; s45 P N.sH. 1923 R. IL
THE CHARLOTTE. 2120 ST. EW-SIx-
room apartment. back porch. electric re-
frigerator; SOS per mo. Apply owner. Apt 30.
l2'
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES at Weschlers auto auction,
928 II st NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am. Usually q good assortment.
PARTS-PARIS
for all cars and trucks, Used cars and
trucks Tor sale. Open Sundays. Robert Her
sons Auto Excnange, 70 Fla. ave. ne.
9S3-959 Fla. ave. NV. North l0403.
CJEARANCE SALE
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ROOMS-INEURNISHEn
ROoMs-FURNIsHED AND INF
WANTED-ROOMS.

BUSINESS WOMAN-Airy furn room. clean
house, refin' d Protestant people; reasonable.
state price ana particulars. Address Box
Zf9-N. star once l3s
WAkTED-By young couple. 2 or 3 furnish
rooms for Ink. in Silver Spring or GA ave
give full particulars. Address Box 234 Sill
yer Spllng, Md.
YOUNG LADY wishes nicely furnished sin
gle room in Foxhall Village immediately
Address Box 265-V. Star ONCE.
EMPLOYED WOMAN wants large unfur
niShed room with large closet or dressing
room in modern apartment or house, walking
distance Dupont Circle. VIII pay $40 for
night place. Reply full details Address
Box 20O-V, Star Once
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SALE-TRACTOR.

FORDsON TRACTORS. rebuilt and recondi-
toned: several unusual bargains; 500 and
up: terms. Steuart Motor Co, 6tk at N.
ave. NV. Nat 5000
Evening star., 1932-04-12
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE. l74e St NW-In love-
~ home; two beautiful rooms: sinEle or don
Die with twin beds; free phone. entertHin-
ing excellent table II.
1928 MASS. AVE. NW-Nicely furnished
room. $40. others f35 and S37 so for wis
home privileges; lovely meals Dee 0G35 II,
l32b lsth W.-Largr room. private porch
sngie beds new furnishings; best meals;
three girls. Potomac 55l4 Ia.
1888 COLUMBIA RD.-AttractiVe room pri-
vate home private bath, instantaneous hot
water home comforts. Adams 1881
iii6 9th ST. NW.--3 excellent home-eo ed
meals daily. all you can eat; 81 10 50 so
THE SOUTHERN CLUB-l70I Mass. ave
told Adams HouseI-One OF the most pleas
ant, homelike places In city for young pro-
PIE AHAllhDle, one single. one double room,
Ior young ladies Splendid meals Reasonable
l7i2 EYE ST N.W.-Central downtown loca-
ton: desirable rooms; excellent board; tram
sients accommodated; reasonable Met 6i59 .
1744 ST. NW.-Large. attractive room:
next to bath; with two meals daily: no sun
day meals; S66 for two.
1880 VERMONT AVE NW-slnvIe aud
double rooms with board; So and 50; home
cooking.
2sOs 10th sr.-second floor front: attrac-
tl|e, twin beds also room with porch. de-
helous meals; transients. Potomac 1926
LYON PARK. vA--Room and board for .
gentlemen In private homei $50 each per
month. WALNUT 8s05-J
712 Z ST. NE-South- front room, twin
9eds. Tor two; private family; reasonable.
1891 CALVERT ST. Nw.-In pleasant home;
suppers included; reasonably Adams Oss5.
$500 18th sT.-BeautifGl front single or
91NeA rnow WIN beds: ynpng peopla;. esoel.
le1e HealAs1uxx14tG Homoe- Fe1ao127d1
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

WE PLACE YOU FREE.
Furn. and Unfurn. Apis. and Houses.
NATIONAL RENTAL SERVICE,
1927 Eye st. NV. Dist. 6766.
Evening star., 1932-04-12

BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT IN THE BROAD
moor. with southern exposure, for rent at
sacrifice price until october l. 1882. Very
large rooms. full-stze dining room. screened
porch with Southern exposure. Phone Mr..
BOWLY. CleY. 1902
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED
(raufiuusAA

1911 1lth ST. NV
Z rooms and bath; elec. furnished; t32 50.
GEORGE p. HANE,
l422 st. NV Natl. 1904
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

l2c7 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-2nd A. 2 rms twin
beds, baths, cont. h. W: men only; $40 mo.
single, SIS double owners home Ad. 1880.
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250l nth ST. N.w-Two OUTSIDE ROOMS.
kitchen. porch. bath; and floor; private
home; near cars. busses; adults. l3s
DESIRABLE 5-ROOM APT. SECOND FLOOR
front. 5 minutes walk. Union Station; adults
only LAVENIA. SIS st ne
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YOUNG WOMAN HAS EXCEPTIONAL 10th
ST. apt. to share with another having some
furniture; separate rooms; rent, S42 so
each. Dec. 36Tl. Mgr, Dec 0659. l2'
2525 18th ST. Nw-ENTIRE and FLOOR,
2 large rooms, kitchen, bath, porch, Frigid-
al ad
Evening star., 1932-04-12

TAKOMA GARDEN APTS-HIGH GRADE
surrounded by trees and Towering shrubs
llV. r. with ulnette. bed r. sun r. kit. bath
eratinn: $50 "a Elm ave Shan 9ASa
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WoODRIDGE. 2433 NEWTON ST. NE
Modern four-room apt; h.-wh.; private
bath; porch; reasonable. Call North 5345.
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4707 4th ST. NW-3 ROOMS AND PORCH.
entire second floor; phone, electricity, gas;
adults.
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ISL G ST. NE.-SIX ROOMS AND BATH;
convenient location ho,-wGtes heat. cleo
trieitv; SIS. Telephone NATIONAL 1855.
lstl Mr.. PARK RD-" r, 2nd FL: OR
real separately: reason ble.
II E RyON CO, l2l6 N Y Ave 34l6 l4tk
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THE TTEARLE. 2I22 P ST. NW-6-ROOM
apt, newly painted and decorated: all out
SIDE rooms electric refrigeration; reasonable.
4 OUTSIDE ROOMS; HEAT, GAS. ELEC,
included; private bath; garage. 5l8 Quincy
Evening star., 1932-04-12

34ll 29th ST. NV. APT II. CLEVELAN
Parks rooms. kitchen. dinette, batl
Frigidaire: S63. Emerson 9454
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4407 9Th ST NV
Three rooms, bath, porch: gas, elee., heat.
hnf I'D
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KEDRICR. 1901 x ST. Nw.-3 LARGE
rooms. kitchen, bath; very attractive: Elec-
trolux; south east exposures; large closets
Evening star., 1932-04-12

5 LARGE. BRIGHT. CLEAN ROOMS: NEW
" decorated; south front; porch; apt. house;
TO adults: excellent location; General Elec.
refrigeration. 1901 Park rd. NV.
THE SYCAMORE. 1918 10th ST NV
Living room master bed room. bath and
sleeping porch, second bed room with lava
tory. dinette. kitehen. General Electric re-
frigerAlion, SAT so
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hot water; adults.
1925 18th ST. QUINCY APT-2nd FLOOR:
rooms. hall. bath, large porch; convenient
location; low rent DAVID r. THOMAS. 907
18th st. Nat. 325s OF Col. 43s3-W. IS
1902 IRVING ST. NE-3 ROOMS, AMI
large yard: lst floor; reasonable Call after
g. Phone North 1888 l3s
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THE BOND 1890 N H AVE.-I R., K, B.,
s42 so: r. k. b.. s57. So $50 so; 24-hr elev
service; free Frigidaire. Resident manager.
Evening star., 1932-04-12

8l4 CONN., OR 2 ROOMS KNETTE, B..
attrectiyely furnished; wk., mo-. $10.50 up.
Rooms $3.50 up Cont. hot water. Refined.
FAREWELL. $500 18th ST. NV ROOMS.
kit. dinet, bath, shower. 2 large closets.
SIT so: unfur.. $G5; free refriGeration, ele-
Nator. Resident manaKfr Cci. n591.
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side rooms and bath. $40
DONNELLY PLANT, INC,
1874 Park Rd. NV. Columbia 069s.
THE CLIFTON. 1923 CLIFTON ST. NV
Faur large rooms. hall. bath. pantry anC
locker. Kelvinator; SEQ. See tanitor, IA
203I ST NV ROOMS AND BATH
to adults only. Apply jsnitor
1880 ST NE-2nd FLOOR: ? ROOMS
kitchen and bath; heat. Eas. liEht furnished
$40 mo. l2'