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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-26
scThe Doomed Battalion'' and 'EAst Companions" on Double Eeas ture Bill at State TO-iilOrrOSv.

The "Air Quiet. of 1899 begins a three day engagement at War ners' State starting to-norrow.| The title is .sThe Doomed Bat talion," The story deals with al beautiful friendship, between a| mountain guide of the AustriaH' Tyrol and an Italian gentleman| which Is cemented by the perils of| many Alpine climbs. Suddenly the| World war arrives not only to part them but to place each in opposinG| mountain companies contesting fcI| a vantage peak. This tense situa, Fl tion develops when. military orders] force the Italian to attempt ami hilation of his friends detachment by blowing up the top of thd mountain. Suspense runs hig3I right up to the thrilling climax.
 Ta1a Birell, a young EuropeaiI actress of exceptional promise. ha the feminine lead as the heroi f Austrian wife and mother, assrols permitting full play of her emo tionaf talents. Victor Varceni play the Italian officerf to- perfection| and Luis Trenk&r S 1perfecfly cas- as the mountain guide. a role n ! formerly played in real life: Tn comic relief goes to Henry Ar meta, as the care1ess orderly:
 Hedtt beats compete with hoo/ beats in "Fast Companious." col feature on this program. The tnrl is double -barrelled and so cleverl couc0cted that we will guaranteI you won't know what mt you- Bc you'1l like 1t.
 You win also Ike a new person. a1ffy fn this picture. His name Tom Brown, and he is Irish oe the come. IlI fact. the whole cast this picture is Irish. Mauree| Q'Sullivan. James Gleason, Mlcke Rooney. Andy Dcvfno. "t'eek Con pani0n4' ls aIi about a lit<le cfoo. reforming bie crook beeau>e ti' bis crook thought the little croo would grow up <p bs izkc hIl; Sounds complicated but try ar keep back the te4rg ana tho jHt14n Richard Uik Ia(e8t Hzt ''z[eeF lhe UfnE9n. story rf &tess'
 dag #1r~tofn Ua1e1utEz. ez1Hez saz1sene1t st tHs N<zze lernlsl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-26
oood eYeninr.
SUMMER PESTS, AID LIB
Spirits rise and flutter,
 In summer they 30 gay. Behold the pest, who postcards. T swan the lake today"

Up and down the newsways. Doc Bernie Tiara left yesterday Angeles attend the Olympic games Curt Sherwood of Waeown there Matt Fahy has returned after spending month down Maine. Pauline Murtagh visiting in Norwak Mary Carroll is visiting in Dnbury. Frank Litsky is Woodmont where he'll remain for the balance of the Doc and Mrs John Dillon wekended Laurel Beach Ed Creem duned bathing suit at Fort Tfumbu the weekend. Jim Wills at Camp Washington Lakeside Sister M Bernadne of the Immaculate Conception Convent in Providence visiting St Mays Convent She the former Catherine Hennessey of Cooke Jim and Joe Phean moored the Caskis. Alvin Hutchinson back Bermuda and Bill Johnson of the Boys Club has left his holidays Did you get the of three per your electrical bill this month"; We balance the budget.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-26

decided to pass, so he played. the hand at four spades undoubled.
 North opened the king of dia- .monds. which was trumped by ;Jacoby in the West and club led. North won with the queen and returned a trump. The nine was played from dummy, Jacoby overriding with the ten and im- media<ely leading another club. which was trumped in dummy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-26

Faithful despite the Baeyeon complex. When his master worspped we'll but wisely the table of moonshne the family job And when the elbow tipping and looking upon the when red brought the patrol to South Main filling station. the dog kept its vigil guarded the sleeping nebra and refused let After the patrol the dogs the light hotel the pooeh refused leave the filling station hour later before the could get rid of the dog Drunk sober dog IS best incident the weekend proof of all hat Vest tributed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-26
Mae Malonex of tbe pem,s business staff

Gossip Mae Maloney of the Denis business staff is oins and spinning more. Max Frohm was eommuning with Heheocks when Traffic Officers Barney Burns and Bill Green helIoed him shore Then Barney and Bill stepped into Max fishing kf and they padded the lake, The combined weight such that the line just below them Aeh" said Max in telling friends about i
 ch those policemen" Roy Rees legion convention parade committee Friday night Roy has pleasing sstup outlined Contact with various divisions will be maintained through the medium of twsny-four policemen. At Hamilton Park where gala review pznned the legion wi have field hospital unit Medical with first aid kits viii be sprinksd through hs lines Today Roy has blue printed in bs grand which proves again he's body to De fsskonsd with.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-26

Editor Tall Tower Topies couldn't help smile your Camper But Ed camping isn't the today it few with cloth floors gasoline gasoline snakes remedies cooking utensils that light ang with springs rubber rubber pillows and req army blankets Camping today enjoyable if invest few dollars Try time Chrsty and see if I'm not right - One of Your Readers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-26

A wedding of much local al-interest took place this morning at St Mar garet's church at 9so'clock when Miss Madeline Frances Wallace, daughter of Mrs Frank s. Wallace e of 4 Oakland avenue, was united in matrimony to Walter V. Somer- vile, son of John A. Somerville Of 2S3 Hillside avenue. A large gath ering of relatives and. friends was present at the church ceremony where palms, ferns and cut flowers decorated the altar. Rev Edward !. Brennan, pastor, Ofhciated at the marriage ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. The musical program was in charge of Profess sor John L. Bonn, who presided at the organ, with Joseph Connor, baritone, as soloist.
 The bride was attended by Miss Doris l.. Somerville, a sister of the groom, and Frank S. Wallace, Jr, brother of the bride. was best man for MT Somervil1e. The bride was attractively gowned in white mousseline de soie with girdle of transparent velvet. She wore lace mitts and a white turban of trans parent velvet, her bridal corsagc consisting of gardenias and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid wore a French blue mousseline de soie gown with shell pink girdle, she also wore lace nitts, her hat was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-26

Strand are "Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm" Thunder Below" Red Headed Woman, What Price
 IIoliywood,' "The Washington Mas
 querade" and "unashamed"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-26

this great building, casts its sha- dow. The story involves Q financial magnate's attempt to use those about him as pawns in his scheme to gain ownership of the worlds tallest building. There is the wo- man who through love has given her life to help him succeed. There Is the little stenographer whom he lures from the boy who wishes to marry her. Then there is the radio announcer in the tower of the building who attempts by stealing money to hold the woman who Is his love and life l. <. and failing, he loses both love and life. It is q strange and powerful rningling Qf the currents of many lives and "Skyscra per Souls'' deserves high place among the talkies of the year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-26

On' ". whatever that means.
 Seen on studio set: Roy. Bob Montgomery's valet, pushing a black and silver .'tea" wagon filled with ice and bottles of something. oh, we'll, 1t was q pretty hot aft tefhoon. s
 '.Ar actress is only as good as her leading man." So said Helen Twelvetrees after completing "Un- ashamed" She couldn't possibly have been preparing an alibi. could she?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-26
Writing OlDn Epitdph
 NeWest MoDie Sport
Orancho Marx Says T Hope They Buried Me Near a.
 Straight Man"
By DAN THOMAS NINA Snwvassn VVrafhts

< 4
 Hollywood--Epit are getting to be quite the thing around Holly wood these days. Everybody.,s springing them--and everyone Is making a collection of everyone else's. In fact. things have gotten to. the point where Homer Croy, out best man about town- author. has collected. the epftaphs of all his friends and made a book of them entitued "The Last Word"
 Here are just a few which bear repeating::.
 John Boles-''No fooling."
 Laura La Piante--"The play
 Wallace Berry-''I hope I go
 Richard Adlen--"o of one de- pression into another" Jimmy Durante --.'Don't pick the wild flowers"
 Graucho Marx Here lies Grau- cho Marx. I hope they buried me near a straight man."
 Joan Bennett-c.It was fun while 1t lasted.'
 Rochelle Hudson has new wirc.haircd terTior which she
 has named Jittcrs. And she's
 90 yonng to know about such things, too. Preparatory to a trip into Ari- zona, New Mexico and Texas in search of a genuine old-tin1e sa- loon, Douglas Fairbanks is taking daily sun baths to acquire a tan so that the scorching sun they have down there this time of year won't bother him. And Doug all ready three shades darker than a Hawaiian!
 A few days ago Ricardo Cortez bought a new horse--his second one. And the very next day he seemed to have considerable trou- ble sitting down. The horse felt aIl right, though.
The Washington times., 1932-06-10
Automobiles
AUBURN

AUBURN 1882 Deluxe Sedan. Run only
a few miles. Cannot be told from new
Will sell for unpaid balance. 1909 Wis
consin Ave. WEST 0672.
The Washington times., 1932-06-10


Tour lBeludO the following:
t.-Round-trip railroad ticket from washington to
Los Angeles going through ST. Louis Kansas CITY.
Colorado Springs ana the Grand Canyon to Los
Angeles returning through San Francisco salt Lake
City. Denver ann Chicago
3.-An meals Pullman accommodations ana hotel
sleeping auarteFB at StopoveT points from the time
you leave Washington Saturday. July 2Srd at fvS
p NJ. unfit the return Monday. August Sth. A. ~
3.-siEhtseeing trips IN g. Louis. Kansas CITY.
Colorado Springs, the Grand Canyon Los AnesleAS
San Francisco. Salt Lake City. Denver and Cnfc@ge
4-TfckstS ana reservations for the opening Of the
Olympic Games IN Los Angeles on saturday jaw SV'h
E-siShtSsoins trip through the NOM studio in
Hollywood
HERn 10 TF1E OFFICIAL TOUR SCHEDULE
Lv. WashInEtOn JuIy 2S--AR. st. Louis Juiy "a
Ly Sc GOul0 July 2a--Ar. Kansas City JalS %. -
Ly. KRnaaS CITY July 2B-AR Colorado Springs July E6
w. Colorado GpES JuIS ae-AE. Grand caGyOD Jgly sS
w. Grand CaRyOn July 26-AH. Sos Angeles July 1S'
". Las AnErIcS 4Oly Si-A! San FEaGriscS AUE. l.
Lv San FFanrisco ABe. -Ae. salt Take CITY Aug. q
LV saH Lake City AUs. far Denver AuG. ..
Lv, DeHVeP Aug k-AH Chicago Aug Z.
Lv. Chicago AHg. 7-Ae WaahiDxtOD Aug. h
Don't miss this trip Plan y0uR summer vacation
now! Mall in the coupon below tOday-NO ObiEations'
The Washington times., 1932-06-10

SPECIAL BARGAIN
THE WADE, 1901 18TH ST. N. W.
Only $4,000.
New, up-to-date; 3 rooms and bath,
elec. refrigerator, porch and reception
hall. Also. $40 for one room and bath
See resident manager.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN co.
1915 H ST. N. W. District O9Os
The Washington times., 1932-06-10
Prize Awards and Judges

Three aIl.expeoss rounA.trip e2S0 tickets to Los
Angeles With $50 To cash SpenhIng money for each
lSs5 summer TouI IeayinE washinEtOo Saturday July
- ana returning Monday. August VIII b0 given By
The Warrington Times Company to the three persons
submn'nR the most correctly identified and neatest
set Of Il SOO pictures.
The Judges well Washington spor'dom,
follows:
MAJ WIN. c. ROSE. o. Il A. member Amsri-
olympic committee.
SKIP EDWARDS Chairman Track ana Field
COMMITTEES, District OF Columbia A. A. u.
3.-wlNFREB JOHNSON Supervisor Of Athletics.
Public PARKS
The decision Of the Judges and their assistants
will be final.
in accordance with rules forth this Con-
test WI bS published in The Washington Herald
on Sunday July 10.
Questions regarding The Herald and Times Olympic
Tour ana details Of the Contest vii be answered
Times Company. Entries submitted in the Contest
will not be returned the contestants and will
become the property Of The Washington Times
Company.
The Three Free Trim TicI
The Washington times., 1932-06-10
[ Want Miscellaneous
Automobiles
BUICK

~'~~~NNNN%NNN~NA~~
1881 STRAIGHT BUICK De Luxe Sedan,
been IN wreck, $275. Robt. HeFson's
Auto Exchange. 72 Florida Ave. n. =.
BUICK 1929 Sport Roadster. Well worth
Terms to suit
UNITED FINANCE 10.
943 N. Y. Ave. N. W. DI. o2SS
BUICK. 1929 Coach. This car has been
thoroughly reconditioned and has new
tailored seat covers. This is a cheap car
at our price of $405
wARFIELD MOTOR COMPANY
113O Conn. Ave. N. W. Decatur SI10
Open Evenings and Sunday.
BUICK 1925 Master Model FouF-DooF
Sedan: fully equipped This smart. de.
pendable car has been thoroughly recondi.
TONED to assure ita new owner neW-car
reduced price. S4o5; terms.
GRAHAM MOTOR SALES NC,
1928 14th 81. =. ". Potomac o7T2
The Washington times., 1932-06-10

To aid the contestants IN properly 'dsnt'fyins the
thirty pictures to be published duriBg the Contest
the names and rsspsetlse countries q the thirty
athletes we'll as the Olympic events In which they
will participate wilt scattered through the CLASH
fled Pages DAY duFnR the period o. the Contest
The THkEB FREE.TRIP AWARDS viii b based
on the greatest numhet Of correctly identified Tic:
Of the Contest on Monday June 81. Both accuracy
and neatness VIII be considered IN the awarding Of
the prizes. It is not Oacessary tO present your
answers to the Judges in elaborate unique
manner. simplicity 10 always best. Just list
under each picture the answer 20 the questions;
~ Name; N) Country; t3D Olympic event On"
tered
10 NOT necessary correctly identify siI Of
the pictures the Of thirty 70 enter the Contest
ContesIantS must use the fn6iVtdUaI picture and
question form published each day the Classified
Section The Contest ts open to everybody EXCEPT
employees Of The Washington Timss Company and
their families.
All entries must be mailed direct to the olympic
Room 2OI i3i1 q st W. Washington. D c.
The contest officially closes mhntght Monday
June a. end 90 entry VIII es accepted besrinE :
pOstmsrk later THAI - midnight ThUrSday June 30.
,k Back cHpt. OF paOers c"ntsini"s picture. "t the
person the counter the flrst floor Of The
Washington Times Company Building Iai7 St
N. w
The Washington times., 1932-06-10
Details of Olympic Tour and Three Free Trips Contest
Mail This Enrolment Coupon First

YOUR
s"o"omrai is-dsV
Olympic printed below
conjunction todayi
The Washington times., 1932-06-10

BEAUTIFUL CORNER APT,
All front three rooms. kitchen, bath,
FriTidaire. $50. 1917 18th St. n. ",
The Washington times., 1932-06-10

G ST. S. E.. 1707-2 lovely housekeeping
rms; splendid neighborhood; cool. Reas.
The Washington times., 1932-06-10
How to Win Free. AIl-Expense Trip

rEhhsnd
sunday May 2 The
Washington Times Dafy
viii publish hs Classified picture th" Sthss
thinking total Of thirty
The Washington times., 1932-06-10
SO Houses for Rent-Furnished
District of Columbia

HOUSES FOR RENT
We have q number Of desira BILE
houses, both furnished and unfur.
nlshed. in Wesley Heights and Clsve-
land Park, for summer mouths or
longer period.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
1110 nth ST NV. DEC. O61O.
The Washington times., 1932-06-10
ntNs 7HeHea1dand7umeO LoAngGIy. WinaF11e
Rentals
Observation-Disclosures

A ST. S. E.. 6OS-Four large rooms ant
keeping: first floor $50 Lin. 6153-J.
The Washington times., 1932-06-10
The Three Free Trip Tickets Awarded May Be Used Only By the Win
Automobiles
HUDSON
NASH

1923 HUDSON Coach, excellent shape.
$1S5. 645 Md. Ave. N. E. Line. 017S.
Evening star., 1932-01-30
HOUSFS-UNFURNISHED

38l7 WOODLEY RD-8 ROOMS AND BATH,
and hack DOrCheS Adams q72S Key, 1919
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.


GRAHAM BROS. 2-ToN TRQcK.wiIIln ~ trade AS
for good used car. J. H. Baines' 800 eth
oHEyRoLET TSJSK isssli s with 6 Shsy.UlIft Shsy.0It
$50; this is a reduction Of s4oO from new
<. es' G. terms. rms owens Motor Co, ss2s Ga: ave
sides; fine motor; body excellent; good tires.
bal. ies1 easy ~" ovens We Motor Co. es2s Ca. ave.
$3.50; $780, ' excellent t6roughout. Wolfe Motor
Co, ssl7 Georgia ave. Open evenings and
FORD 1929 staks BODY paw
sieao Motor CO. 60. n. 7. sHss. ave n:w .-0.
Repossessed; only used q few miles; abso-
atslS easy terms ns neT Trisnse Motor c Co.. n
ave NV.
S. o. S. GOOD USED TRUCKS.
ENTIRE 1881 USED STOCK.
CLOSE OUT INVENTORY SALE.
1927 Auto-Car Van, lls-ton.
1927 White, long on duaIs; 2-ton.
1926 Graham Bros, loft, l1a-ton.
RsivsTies; IS,ton an. ~ o. various makes
1877 Graham screen lh:top.
1878 6. M c lla-ton. llIa-ft. body. rebuilt
1928 De Luxe Yellow knight Panels a. like
sTERREfT sH FfsTTS9SsE OPERATING SERVICE,
80 M st. NE. Met. 0506.
A TRUCK OR DELIVERY
FOR EVERY NEED.
Ali Years-All Models.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
sth and New York Ave NV.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
vyANTED-AUToMo
CoNsIGNMENTs SOLICITED for our sale
BY auction on Wednesday or Saturday. 10
m. Weschler's 9l5 st. NV. National
1881. Quick, satisfactory method.
AUTO WANTED-Will pay liberal price for
late m. model private. Address Box AK ~.
CASH! CASH!
For late model Fords and Chevrolets. best
and give you difference in cash. Quick ac-
ton. See Mr.. Stern, I'LL l4th st. NV.
CASH IMMEDIATELY
for late model cars. Get our price list
Auto Mart. 1913 l4th st. NV.
CASH IN 5 MINUTES.
l pay the highest prices. If car is
not paid for. will pay your undue bal
ance and give you the difference in
cash. No delay. See Mr.. Barnes, 1929
14th NV. Dec. 1890. Open till 9 pm.
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RooMs-FURNIsHED AND UNFUR.
COUNTRY BOARD.

CoLORED-l5O 18th ST. NW.-Large front
room, heat, electricity; couple Call 10 a m ,
u TO 4:3O, 6 to D m. basement
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FURNISHED ROOM, private bath; garage:
meals; with private family, suburban home
suitable refined person or couple; minutes
from cars, bus reasonable. Kensington 2-M
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

l7l7 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Newly furn.. single,
double; phone, radio; cor; "a So. cars and
everything al conyeniences 81
2423 Z ST. NV. Naval Village Apt )-Pri-
gentleman. Apply Apt. 20i. 81
SINGLE OR DOUBLE front room; nice To-
cation; private family: board II desired;
Jewish. Call Adams 1900 81
GEORGETOWN-Large front room, bath ad-
Joining; suitable for /, men; strictly pri-
yate family. For appointment call No. 5455.
1913 c ST. NE. Apt. 5o-Doube and single
Atlantic 244O.
1911 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Nicely furnished
double front room; next bath; on bus line;
meals optional. Atlantic 3747
1913 NV. Apt. bright clean single
room, southern exposure, second-tloor 'front.'
continuous hot water: 81
1903 eth N.W.-Large room near bath, dou-
BILE bed clean, warm house continuous hot
water one person, $4 weekly; two, IS. 30
6l8 3rd N.W-Nicely furnished room and
kitchenette, 81 weekly; one room, IS; quiet
house employed people preferred. so
20l3 10th ST N.W.-Exceptionall nice sec
ond-fioor room; $40 per mo. Phone North
3948. 81
1851 CHURCH ST. NV tnear Dupont Cir
ce)-2 double front rooms. Ink. il desired;
nicely furnished. Dec. 5542. 81
1916 KALORAMA RID. Apt. 3l-Attrsctive,
newly decorated rooms Zone with private
BATH; references. Col. 5816.
10th AND R N.W.-2 ROOMS,
bath, French windows; nicely furn.; with
board. North 9l29
THE MANCHESTER,
1925 M ST. N.W.-DECATUR O4lo.
Rooms with bath, maid service and ele
vator from $40 up for two.
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

90 ST. N.W.-Two rooms, kitchen, sink.
screened porch; heat, gas, electricity FUR
nished; S35 Pot. 0258-W. 81
SOIL ILLINOIS AVE. NV large. bright
rooms, kitchen, ami, seml-private bath:
convenient location; private residence. 81
314 9th ST. NE-Two unfurnished rooms,
heat, gas. electricity.
206 UPSHUR ST, near Soldiers Home
Basement; part rent for care of furnace.
1854 BELMONT ST To gentleman, room
with fireplace, second floor front. Use some
furniture If desired. Bachelors home; SIS.
Cali Adams 1857. 81
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Completely modernizing our entire
stock at no increase in prices.

stock at no increase in prices.
1881 Auburn Coupe. 1,O50
1881 Buick SO 4-PasS. Coupe. =. 1,195
1881 Buick 81 De Luxe Sedan. 1885
1881 Buick Big Roadster...... 1,295
1881 Chrysler 8 Road, de luxe. 1,O95
1881 Chrysler s Coupe. 985
1881 Chrysler Imp. De L. Sdn. 1900
1881 Graham Coupe. sos
1881 Stude. Pres. De L. Sdn.. 1876
1881 Nash Big Sedan. ........ 1,195
1880 Buick Master Coupe...... S95
1880 Chevrolet Coach. ......... 325
1880 La Sale Conv. Coupe. 900. 1850
1880 La Sale 5-Pass. Coupe. 1850
1920 Buick Master Sedan. ..... $50
1929 Packard 8 De Luxe Sedan. S95
1929 Packard Big Touring. ... 975
1920 La Sale 5-Pass. Sedan. 895
1920 Cadillac Sport Sedan. .... 1859
1923 Lincoln De Luxe Road. 895
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES.
~ Years Fair Dealing,
1855 l4th. Decatur O488.
NASH 1881 AMBASSADOR SEDAN
in perfect condition Cost $2.1OO
Owner leaving town. Must sacrifice.
Riggs Garage, 1867 P st. NV. 3l*
Evening star., 1932-01-30

SPECIAL WINTER RATES-Real countrJ
home, near Frederick; city comforts Phone
339-J, Mrs. Roy I. Hyndman, Frederick Nd
Evening star., 1932-01-30

ONE BLOCK FROM DUPONT CIRCLE
Newly furn. room. semi-private bath; 81, IS.
Sc and 81. Dec. 3465. 1918 Church st. W.
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WANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD
SUBURBAN RoOMs AND RoARn

TWO YOUNG LADIES desire room, break.
fast and dinner, reasonable, in private fam.
lly, best Northwest section. Address Boz
25l-K Star Office 3is
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

I443 FAIRMONT ST. NW.-Beautiful double
front rooms; southern exposure; home cook
ing; coneenial surroundings; SO so, $3.50 wk.
1868 CALIFORNIA ST.-Nicely furnished
rooms. double or single; ref. exchanged.
North 64l8
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Call Wisconsin 4575.
RENT HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.

LOVELY HOME FROM OWNER-8 ROOMS,
8 baths, garage. oil heat, partly furnished
If desired. 1902 Hobart. Open afternoons,
or call Met. 216l before 10 m. or after
7 pm.
2941 MACOMB ST. NV.
rooms 2 baths; MI Apply on premises.
Evening star., 1932-01-30

GRAHAM BROS. atom TRUCK-Will tr
for good used car. J. H. Baines, 800
at n NJ
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HOUSES-FURNISHFn

1925 MONROE ST. NV. - 10 ROOMS
baths; each floor arranged as apt ami;
$125 month. Phone Col. 6l5l q
362l 10th ST. NV ROOMS, AMI;
near three car lines. bus. school churches
and stores; SEQ. Col 538OR 81
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-6-ROOM HOUSE. De
tached: close TO stores and schools. Call
Wisconsin Alto.
NEAR 10Th ST. BRIDGE, 1929 OGDEN ST.
w.-Semi-detached house. 6 rooms baths,
glasSed-in sleeping porches, yard and built
in garage; convenient to 10th st. bus, 18th
st. cars. Apply 1928 Ogden St Col. 1901
FOR RENT-FROM OWNER. FOR LONG OR
short period, attractively furnished Broom
house in Chevy Chase: bed rooms. 2-car
garage, oil heat. Can be seen after or by
appointment.
Evening star., 1932-07-20

recent heavy rains and these, with one
exception, have been returned with the
recommendation that they be taken up
with the Board of County Commission
ers and the Washington Suburban Sani-
tary Commission.
The Council plans to expend 5000 to
install a proper culvert and to backfill
part Of Brashears avenue in such a
way as to cover the pipe without caus-
ing inconvenience to adjoining prop
critics or damaging any trees now on
town property.
Sewer construction for both house
and storm water, the Council explained,
is controlled and executed by the Sani-
tary Commission and residents seeking
such relief should communicate with
that body for action
Evening star., 1932-07-20

tators at q ball game who rushed from
the nearby diamond as the rain began
to fall.
The dead and injured were found by
park attendants and in their midst
lay a small boy, who said he had thrown
himself on the grass because he thought
the others were lying there to escape
the storm.
The dead:
Leroy Lonsdale, "a; Ira Mollet. 49,
and Robert Charlesworth. IL, all Of
Altoona.
The injured are Thomas Chambers,
10: Jackie Chambers, 8. and Fred
Fisher all of Lakemont; Walter Dedea
of Garden Heights; James Alexander of
Juniata and three others unidentified