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Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-13
MOVIE STARS TO
ASSIST CHARITY
IN BIG PARADE

LOS ANGELES. Sept. l3. (Spe-
ciaD - Hollywood motion picture
studios have agreed TO give the
public another demonstration of the
beauties which may be wrought
through the combined arts OF the
scene artist and the electrical wiz
ard.
BY an arrangement recently con
cluded, the studios are massing
forces Tor the presentation of a
Motion Picture Electrical Pageant
and Sports Parade on the night
Of September "a in Olympic sta
dium, Los Angeles
Every cent OF profit from this
show Of shows will go directly 10
worthy charities, according to a
statement by Jack L. Warner, gen.
eral chairman. One of the bene-
ficiaries viii be the motion picture
relief fund
The inimitable viii Rogers viii
be spokesman" Conrad Nagel will
be master of ceremonies and Joe E
Brown, grand marshal.
Promising a reSplendid, brilliant
evening, Warner said more than so
gorgeous floats and decorated ve-
hicles will form the basis of the
glorious spectacle. These will be
finished in a variety of colors. peo-
pied with beautiful women of the
studios and Illuminated by the con-
summate skill of the motion picture
electrician
Already nearly a score floats are
completed under direction of Frank
Murphy, chief electrical engineer.
Norman Manning, general man
ager of the spectacle, plans to util-
ize virtually every piece of lighting
equipment in Hollywood.
For once, the public will have
the opportunity" Manning said. of
realizing the heights of artistry
which can be attained by masters
of the Illuminating craft. The show
viii surpass by a considerable mar
gin the previous spectacle of the
kind given in the stadium last
year during La Fiesta de Los An !
geles."
Preceding the electrical parade, /
on which thousands of dollars will /
be expended, Warner plans to stage |
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-13
Baseball Scores
American Leu0ue

American League
At Cleveland r. II. E.
New York DOL 2G4 OO2- 9 16 0
Cleveland .... 600 102 000- 3 8 /
Pipgras and DicEey; Brown, Con-
nally and Pytlax.
At Chicago r.. H. f.
Washington 200 600 001- 6 /
Chicago ...... 004 600 00x- 4 2
McAfee, Coffman, Thomas and
Spencer, Maple; CASTOR and CRUDE.
National League
(First Game)
At New York r. H E.
Chicago 900 001 l10-3 /
New York 900 010 000- l 4 3
Root and Hartnett; Bell, Fitz-
simmons and Healey.
Second Game)- r. H. E.
Chicago ., 600 600 200 00- IL 4
New York 001 001 600 OIL 3 10 0
Warneke and Hartnett Schu-
maker and Hogan, O'Farrell.
(First Game)
At Brooklyn r. II. Z.
St Louis 300 002 600 o. Is
Brooklyn . 600 230 600 / 13 2
Derringer, Stout, Haines and
Mancuso; Shaute, Quinn and Lopez.
Second Camel r. H. e.
st. Louis. .......... 90 100 00e- l 8 /
Brooklyn .... 10l 010 00x- 3 10 0
Dean and Diekey, Mancuso;
Thurston and Lopez.
At Boston, r. II. L.
Pittsburgh 900 600 600 0 6 o
Boston .............. 900 001 OK 3 8 l
Chagnon and Padden; Brandt
and Spohrer.
At Philadelphia r. II. E.
Cincinnati m 100 600 000- l 7 l
Philadelphia 304 900 00x- Z IL 0
Lucas, Carroll and Lombard;
Benge and V. Davis.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-13
Officers Named,
By War Nurses

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 10. U.P)
Miss Mary A. Mcdonald of Cam
bridge, Mass, was elected COM
mander of the American World War
Nurses at the annual meeting here
today in conjunction with the Am
erican Legion convention.
Other officers chosen were: vice.
commanders, Miss Harriet Kuemin,
West Orxbury, Mass; Margaret
Carlson, Baltimore, Md; Mrs. Mary
A. Hickey, Washington, d. c.; Miss
Mary Suehs, Chicago; IsabelI Nc
Hard, Des Moines; Miss Augusta
Mueller, Omaha; Miss Mary Ken
nedy, Houston, Tex. and Miss Ida
Wenck, Hollywood, Calf.
Deer Creek orchards, Terra Bella,
Tulare county, averaged 1920 car
for the first 80 cars of plums
shipped this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-13
TWO FILIPINOS
SLASHED DURING
ROMANTIC FIGHT

Two Filipinos were injured, one
seriously. in a fight at a drug
store on Broadway last night, cli-
making an argument over a woman
who had written letter to one
of the combatants.
E. VelloS was taken to the coun-
ty hospital, where immediate at
tention was the only thing that
saved his life. He was suffering
from two deep gashes in the left
arm. received when he was pushed
through a window next door to the
drug store.
Salvatore Gancero, who received
knife wound above his right knee
during the scuffle, is held by city
police pending the outcome of Vel
los wounds.
Officers who investigated the
fight said Vellos was the aggressor.
He attacked Ganeero with knife,
according to Floyd Ackley and t.
p. Farmer, patrolmen, and was cut
when Gancero defended himself by
pushing Vellos into the window.
Poor English spoken by the conn.,
batants gave officers only slight
idea of the trouble between them.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-13
FLYERS
LEAD MOVEMENT
In new REVOLT

SANTIAGO, Chile, Sept. 1s. U.D
Provisional President Carlos Da-
villa resigned today after military
and aviation chiefs had demanded
he leave office for failing to carry
out the country's Socialist program
to their satisfaction.
Faced by a threat of military op-
position, Davila gave up without a
struggle.
The government was offered to
Gen. Bartolome Blanche, minister
Of interior in the new cabinet
formed last night, but he refused
it.
SANTIAGO, Chile. Sept. l3. U.P)
Revolution was threatened again
in Chile today after members of
the aviation corps led by Col. Mar
ina Benitz, had demanded in
manifesto to the armed forces.
withdrawal Of Acting President
Carlos Davila.
They entrenched themselves at
the Bosque aviation field and re-
fused to turn over command to the
government
Reorganization of the cabinet on
the ground that it was not carrying
out the counNy's Socialist program,
was also demanded in manifesto,
delivered last night. 1t was be-
lieved to have caused the cabinets
immediate resignation and reor-
ganization. which was announced
after midnight.
1t appeared, however. that the
aviation faction was still dissatis-
fled and the possibility of open re-
volt appeared.
A second manifesto this morning
asked Davila'S immediate resigna-
ton, because of his refusal to state
his policy regarding his candidacy
in the coming elections.
The manifesto demanded that a
new provisional president should
be designated by the political par
ties in conjunction with military
leaders.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-13
Flood Control
Funds Divided

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. U.P)-
The war department today made
available SAL SIT ,260 provided in the
recent relief act for flood control
on the Mississippi river and river
and harbor improvement work
throughout the United States.
OF this amount, $15,500,0O0 will
be expended on flood control work
and $26,077 ,260 for port and water
way improvement %
Largest of the flood control al
lotments was S6.500,00 for the
Memphis district of the Mississippi
river.
Other allotments included:
Los Angeles and Long Beach har-
bors, Calf, 100000
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-13
NEWS BRIEFS OF THE COUNTRY
PRESENTED IN TABLOID FORM

pirate all properties on which taxes
are overdue as Governor Tejeda in
augmated full observance of the
state appropriation law.
SANTA BARBARA. Sept 13.-
The marriage of Miss Virginia
Stoddart. New York and Montecito
society girl, and LIEUT.. George Bird
Metcan. U.S.N., in Yuma, Ariz.,
September 5. became known here
today. The bride is the daughter
of William Lee Stoddart. New Yorg
architect, and Lieutenant Metcalf
a son Of George Frederick Metealf
of New York and a nephew Of Adm.
William Hemphill Bell.
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 10. - Vir-
ginia Bruce, actress bride of Jack
Gilbert, screen star, announced her
retirement from motion pictures
today to be lust Mrs. Jack Gilbert.
Her contract with Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer was cancelled by mutual
consent. Mrs. Gilbert said. Jack
had two actress wives who kept on
with their careers after marriage,
and now they are both out of the
picture I'm going to make a go
of our marriage even at the cost
of my career
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 13. - Elsa
Peterson. former Ziegfeld Follies
girl. and E. j. Miley. jr., son of a
wealthy oil operator, announced
their marriage today. The sur
prise ceremony took place in IT.
juana, Mex. last Tuesday, they
said Miley, sr., now in Oklahoma,
was notified of the wedding and
his congratulations.
TOXIC, Sept. 13.-J. N. Peling-
ton and Henry Kinney, Americans,
and two managers of the Wagon
Lifts hotel at Harbin have been alb
Quoted by guerilla forces, the Har-
bin correspondent of the newspaper
Nichi Niehi reported today.
PARIS, Sept 13.-Dr. Paul Cor
gouloff, Russian assassin of Presi-
dent Paul Doumer, will die on the
guillotine Wednesday morning.
President Albert Lebrun today re-
lected Gorgouloff's appeal against
the death sentence.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-13
FROG RODE sNAKEBACK

RICHMOND, Va. U.D III. C..
Laying, visiting his brothers farm
at Sherando, Va, looked down into
a well and saw frog going snake
BACK riding on puffed water moe
casin. Loving thereby started the
snake-story season. Old-timers con-
ceded that he already had outdis-
tanced previous records and should
have the prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-13

VERA CRUZ. Mex, Sept. l3.-
Revenue authorities were ordered
today to foreclose on and expro-
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-13

At Cleveland r. II. E.
New York 001 2C4 002- 9 16 0
Cleveland 900 102 600 3 3 /
Pipgras and Dickey; Brown, Con-
nally and Pytlax.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-13
RATTLERs AIDED DEPRESSION

WEST UNION, Ia. U.P)-A nest
of rattlesnakes proved to be good
news to Roy Stephens. While
working in a pasture, Stevens To-
Gated the nest, which he said had
been washed into the field by
heavy rain. He killed them with a
club. When he took them to the
county aunitor to collect bounty
there were SO, five old ones and SO
youngsters. The bounty was $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-13
by United Press

3 A8f OAtAAAA EGSSl
BELGRADE. Sept. Is. - Johnar
Mazovec. Is. a disappointed suitor
entered a beer ha1 at Zalog and
] stabbed six men to death. Two OF
the victims were rivals for the at
tention of a girl with whom Mazo-
vec had Just quarreled. The killer
escaped
PARIS, Sept. 13.-Gen. John J.
Pershing, in excellent health and
spirits, received congratulations to-
day from many parts of the world
on his seventy second birthday.
The general was entertained at
dinner last night by newspapermen
who served as war correspondents.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-TWO per-
sons were burned to death and five
others injured today when fire
swept a five-story brick tenement.
Forty were rescued. many being
carried down ladders by firemen.
MEXICO CITY. Sept. Is. - Ex-
President Plnta-c5 Elas Gales was
reported today to be planning
trip to Europe for the health OF his
wife. who underwent a brain op-
Grafton at Boston several weeks
ago.
ASUNCION, Paraguay, Sept. 10
Paraguay claimed Justification for
her position in the Gran Chaco
dispute with Bolivia today in notes
TO the League of Nations and to
neutral American powers. Fighting
at Fort Bouqueron.
VERA CRUZ. Mex, Sept. 10
Revenue authorities were ordered
today to foreclose on and expro-
a lengthy program, featuring short
Tits Of polo and other sports, with
movie celebrities taking part. Stars
Of the first magnitude will be in
troouced as they arrive or will par
ticipate in various phases of the
show. with all making one COM
plete circle of the track while bril-
liant spot lights illuminate their
million dollar features.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-13
MANY WOMEN DRIVERS

HARRISBURG, Pa. U.R)-Twenty
per cent OF Pennsylyania's automo-
bile drivers are women. Records of
the state motor bureau show 378,-
760 female and ISIS, ,040 male op-
orators licensed in the state.
Evening star., 1932-12-16

Your boy will
get many hours
OF healthful ex-
ercise in the open
air with one Of
these.
Evening star., 1932-12-16

Here's fun for
every one. ANY
number can play
this game. See
who can get the
highest score.
Evening star., 1932-12-16

An oilcl o t h :
covered toy at an
unusually 10 W
price. Finished in
colorS.
Evening star., 1932-12-16

A strong . me.
chanical toy OF
|. Popeye, the comic
strip character.
Evening star., 1932-12-16

This toy sew
ing m a C h in e
actually s e W 8 .
An instructive
toy.
Evening star., 1932-12-16

This set consists Of a life
Ike rubber doll that can be
bathed. diapers. a bath robe,
Q pacifier. a rubber sponge. a
wash cloth. small cake of
Palmoliye soap and a bath
inette OF rubberized cloth on
a metal frame. Actually holds
water has cork stopper
drain. The bathinette has
cloth tray for holding the
bath needs and a cloth dress
ing top that folds over the
tub.
Evening star., 1932-12-16

Delicious chevy"
caramels in a rich.
nouth-melting coat
ing of velvety choco-
late. We believe you'll
say you have never
tasted better at any
price.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

n I N.E..
neatly furnished.
1929 IRVING ST. NW-Large front room,
private hath and shower; meals and garage
optional. Reasonable. Adams 5470.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

251s 18th NV LARGE RMS. ALCOVE.
kitchenette; front: well heated private
home exclu residential sect S45.
1927 COL. RD.-TWO ROOMS. KIT. BATH
& porch; gas, elec. and elec. refrig. included
adIIlfs
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Just OFF
Conn. Avenue
EMB ASSY
Converted
iinfn

private residence has accom-
modaticns ior a few more
guests. Every comfort IN keep
ing with a real home; library
and spacious lounging rooms;
unlimited telephone house
keeper and maid service The
best OF food. Reasonable rates.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

II MICHIGAN AVE. MCLEAN. FUR
nished, warm. Ink rooms: porch: md II:
am l.: reduced: garage. North 40s9-J.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE NICELY FUR
nished downtown apt with another; rent
i reasonable. Address Box I01-C. Star ottlce
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1888 CALVERT sT.-ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR.
three rooms bath. southern exposure; every
refined couple: very reasonable.
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CHARMING. COY. TOP-FL STUDIO R.
K b. glass pchs., bright. clean. quiet c. h. W
radio. serv avail. other; refs. l6.i3 =.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOVELY FL,
, r. K b.; all exposures: also spacious
well furn r. k: warm. quiet. clean phone
for refined adults refs. l1l1 De SAFES
23Os 1st ST Nw.-3rd FLOOR FRONI
apt. furnished: gas and electricity; S35 per
month Decatur O5S9.
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.i3l2 PORTER ST-Cheerful corner sitting
room with single bed: all ccnveniences at
tractive detached home; reasonable. CT o093
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COMPLETELY AND CHARMINGLY FUR
nished room. k Il b. sunny corner apt,
doWntown, $50. piano. linens, silver. Ad-
/, dress Box Io3-C. Star offcn
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32oi 18th ST. MT. PLEASANT-Very at
tractive front. also large rear room with
porch. c. h. W; good transportation; near
Evening star., 1932-11-06

LOO, 10th ST NW-Sunny single room,
room piano. North 469g
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SD
81 NJ ST. n.w.-Conyen enient downtown To-
Cation attractive 2nd-ftoor apartment, large
living rm.. reception hail. dressing rm., with
MURPHY AaG. bdllt-in vanity, wardrobe, tile
bsth, dlI&tle. Kitchen nicely furnished, in
Guiding electrical -reiIIgcFatIon also one
compile, e,e!y furnished Oh Is floor. including
electrical ietTl5.. iddIo. SILVER. Si1 80. In
cure resident MANAGER On premises or Ma
| tional SSSn
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WE PLACE YOU FREE
Furn and Unfurn. Apts. and Houses.
NATIONAL RENTAL SERVICE.

Furn. and Unfurn Apis. and Houses.
NATIONAL RENTAL SERVICE. =.
1872 Eye st. NV. Dist. 616s.
TILDEN GARDENS, 1900 conn. AVE, APT
303-G-Four rooms, kitchen. bath can be
seen all day Sunday and after pm. week
days.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED FOUR ROOM
spartmentIThe Knowiton, .sa7 10th St
n.w.-Bed room capacity for six persons:
NSembs5 IS ssDSoD. for No2h
O423 Reasonable rent
i342 OAK ST NW.-THREE-ROOM APT
to refined. permanent party; Frieidalre, con-
Ink.
NEW. CORNER APARTMENT-oNE LARGE
! room kitchenette, bath. beautifully fur
town I707 2lst St NV.
ette. bath somple@.ely @ I turnished he'd 6sl Car
ladies. room in nicely furnished apartment
North io6a-W
kit. it," b.. nicely fur facing park: conv down
town; cont. h. W., h.-w.h.' adults; $40 mo.
DoWNToWN-LoVELY BACHELOR APT,
reasonable rent 1905 ST. NV
$50. INCLUDING GAS, ELECTRICITY
Attractive furnished apartment; : rooms
furnished apartment reasonable rent
large rooms. kitchen. bath; three exposures
534 goth st. NV.
1907 5th ST. NE-COMFORTABLY FUR
nished Groom apt. One block Florida ave,
market and cars. Light. gas. heat $50.
TILDEN GARDENS-DESIRABLE GROOM
.-bath apt; available after Nov: : for Z.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT. WITH TWO TWO
lP st. NV Phone North 1s14-W.
SO3 MONMOUTH APIS. 1919 G--YoUNG
lady to share large, sunny apt. with others
Cooking optional. Maid service. Al ex.
penses except dinners. S25. Me. $500.
1887 MONROE ST NV ROOMS. BATH.
inclosed porch, $40. Call Sun. or evenings
REFINED GIRL FOR SMALL ROOM IN
apartment. furnished or unfurnished. Rea-
sonable. Apt. 307. 1915 18TH st. NV
APT. I'll. THE CHAsTLEToN-sPAcIo
nicely furnished 4-room apt. Inquire Sun
day or evenings.
1862 KENYON ST NW,-l ROOM, KrTCH-
S3. 50: 1st d.. private bath: adults
LADY TO SHARE APT. WITH ANOTHER
near Eastern High School: ref exchanged
attractive proposition. Call Sunday or eve
nirgs. 18th ST. Sc. Apt ..
RUTLAND COURTS. 1725 I1h NV
large rooms. kitchen. bath. large reception
hall. southeast exposure; suitable for 3 per-
sons: so, inc. F1igidaire. Resident manager.
1916 CLIFTON. sT-2, BRIGHT wARM
rms. kit: 3rd floor; private home or 2
adults; ami; nsar Meridian Park. C. H.
School.
27O9 18th ST. NE.
posomss aass'!Ssa ssssj. 1afh''hea '''' '0u' ''''
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45!1 ath NV. COM ROOMS COM
pIetely iufn.; range and breakfast set; semi
private bath; cony. cars and busSes: adult.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

o61g r l. AVE. NE.-SUITABLE FOR EN-
ployed couple; :. rooms. kltchenette, sleep
ing porch, Frigidaire, heat, gas, light; ga
Potomac 1:tIS
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.


LYON VILLAGE-Nicely furnished room
a m l.. next lavatory, semi-private bath. Call
Clar. 2010 after | pm
AURORA HILLS. Va, 3I3 Green ave
Furnished or unfurnished room, mi; rea-
sonable. Phone Clarendon l064-J2.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOM. private
bath. in private home: convepiept bus and
street car service; breakfast IL desired. Ad-
dress Box T4-C. Star ONCE.
OWNER WILL RENT. 2 furnished rooms an
new house. ia Arlington Ridge. OPP Little
Tea House to ladies or , married cou
piles; bus passes door. 10 minutes ride to
Penn. ave. beautiful view Of city and Po-
tomac River. Apply 200 Addison ave, Va
Highlands. Phone Clar. 2363-J.
WOODBRIDGE. 3oI9 South Dakota Ave NE.
i or . furnished rooms. porch: Ink priv:
a mi: quiet private home; near cars; adults
Phone Dec 354.-J
ATTRACTIVE second floor front room. 4
windows; short walk to Georgia ave. or 14th
ST cars Sheo 3435
NEARBY. SUBURBS. IS minutes to city. 3
comfortable light Housekeeping rooms; mod
ern: private family. IOc fare. 5-minute bus
service. Phone Alexandria 24sl.
"A VISTA AVE 'Oakcrest. Arlington Ridge.
Va a)-Large furnished room. private bath;
reasonable IL miputes TO Treasury. Call
Mr.. Skipton, Met. 6I53.
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1921 r ST. NV, BASEMENT ROOM,
<. and bath. gas. elec-, FURNISHED very NICE
".
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ROoMs-UNFURNIsHED.


CHEVY CHASE, Alb Garrison ST. nv
Two rooms Ink. garage Phone ciev.
1918 ADAMS MILL RD.. 18th and Col; I'd
front rooms; near bath; electricity and gas;
very reasonable. Phone Adams 1891.
1891 R. I. AVE. N.E.-3 rooms and bath,
md floor; ami; light and heat furnished;
123 18th ST NE-3 large rooms. heat gas
and light: reasonable.
1904 18th N.W.-Two large. bright. End
foor. kitchenette; light, heat. gas. semi
bath: reasonable.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. large. bright. Ink.
rooms. Adams 4G46.
MAURY. cor, 18th and G st. NV, Apt A.
ksfhsn dinns roSm G 5sa ROOM
5l3 ALLISON ST. N.W.-a and rooms: lst
3 CLOCK ih" ioG' OF after tel s O'clock. evening
716 ALLISON ST. .N.W.-Three large rooms,
venient everything; couple; $40. Col. 5O74-J.
l4s4 EUoLID HWmIwo sunny T.nn rooms. onn
tinuous hot water; private family.
ROOMS-FURNISHED & UNFUR.
wooDRIDGE-one or two rooms: private
home; one. block Rhode Island avenue cars
and school, seclusive neiehborhood. 2IO1
Brentwood road ne.
1921 GEORGIA AVE- large room. fur
nished or unfurnished. near bath. continuous
hot water, reasonable. Phone Georgia 81 SAL
635 ALLISON ST NW-Two rooms and
sleeping porch TOR In; all nc. Adams
$500.
ATTRACTIVE front room. private bath
exposures, convenient Bureau of Standards;
furnished to suit tenant. Phone Cleve. 4949.
:.0o5 EYE NV Facing park; desirable.
large rooms; private bath; fireplace II de-
sired; grill adults.
I.iJO MONROE ST NJ W-ROom kltchenette e
or room. light well heated 2nd-noor front,
private: quiet settled adults.
l4Os GIRARD ST. NV. Apt. 5l-.Large.
warm. next to bath Ink: Sl5 month.
1s3 10Th ST NE-Entire floor. 3 rooms.
screened. porch, gas range. sink; ami; rea-
sonable.
:,.H EUCLID ST NV. Apt. Room. fur
nished or unfurnished. in desirable neigh
borhood or Will share apt. Sunday or after
6::o. Phone Col. 29Ht-J.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. downtown location
NV. private entrance. next to bath: de-
sirable for student. Government employe or
musicians studio. Dist. 5l2n.
554 s3rd ST NE.-Two rooms, kitchen and
screened porch. cleo. h.-w.h.; So 80, fur
or unfur. Lincoln 2535. -
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| l23+ 10th NV -BED-LIVING RM.. KITCH-
enette; completely furn. sink. range. break
| fast set. newly papered. pain ed 81 so.
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923 NORTH CAROLINA AVE S.E.-TWO
newly decorated. Completely furnished roc rs,
large closets sink Eas, cleo. included
adults reasonable
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room, bed room. kitchen. tile bath. porch.
large rooms nicely furn.; Elextrolux; sur
prisingly low rental adults. ~
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1885 eth ST NE-3 ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath, and = rooms, private bath h.-w h., 4;
Evening star., 1932-11-06

BEAUTIFUL RM. & KIT APTS-sINK.
range. hwd. fs., e'ec., Sf TO Ss wkly. also
apt. free 70 careteker "OlN r 81 nv
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40S N. J. AVE. sE-3 CLEAN OUTSIDE
rooms: Ink. second floor next TO bath
Evening star., 1932-11-06

COL. HGTS., NEAR Park. 143g BELMONT
ST. rms. kit, din, bath, porch, gas,
cleo, Frig., 81 80; adults. Col O643 g.
Evening star., 1932-11-06
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURRAN.

WANTED Young man, lady or couple to
room and board: S35 single, SOS couple per
month; in quiet suburban home. H. A.
Thompson. Mclean, Va.
NEAR NV sUBURB-Refined priv. home.
rage: meals opt; gent pref. Clar. s40-F-22
NEARBY VA-Congenial persons wanted in
refined home: clean, attractive d. room;
home cooking trans. free reasonable. Car
endon l499-J-1.
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9OOI EYE ST NW.-TWO FRONT ROOMS.
kitchen and private bath; completely fur
nished; ami: ideal downtown location. -
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o54O l4th AND llla K-NICELY FURNISH
ca front APT: of :, or 3 rooms. kitchen and
bath; gas and elec. included; reasonable
Met SS4-
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1881 ST N.W.-SECOND-FLO UNFUR-
nished double room alcove for grill; also
front single room, furnished. grill; $40 each:
Isl floor. &
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:iuuS GEORGIA AVE NV.
Four rooms semi-bath. heat gas. cleo
Evening star., 1932-11-06

954O MASS AVE NW.-ATTRACTIVELY
turn. s rooms and . baths garage on prem
ises. rent to July / or yrly lease. Pot. O'.3l l..
Evening star., 1932-11-06

% ST. Ne! LARGE ROOMS AND
bath for Ink. also single room Call after
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SUBLEF-l r, X B.. SO. EXP. ELEC.
ref on house current. reas. 9is 18th NV
Seen res manager.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

TWO NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
ing rooms and sleeping porch. Gas not
water. elect, telephone; s. week. 1851
Evening star., 1932-11-06
ROOMS AND BOARD.

CLEVELAND PARK. 35OS Lowell St
Beautiful location: rooms, southern expo
sure; incloSed porches; all conveniences: ex-
cellent cuisine refined house; prices rea
sonabIe Ciey n1S1
Evening star., 1932-11-06

1908 BELMONT sT.-TWo LARGE ROOMS.
Sltchen and seml-private bath. private homei
neat. gas ard elec. furnished N5O per mo.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

21O9 18th ST. NE.
Three.room furnished apt; adults; S35.
Potomhe 2635-J.