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Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05
.|NMAN OFFERS
RESOLUTION To
START PROBE
Opening Gun Fired In Conflict
Between Governor And Cali
fornia Legislature.
SESSION WAKES WARM
State Senator Declares He Is
Ready To Take Up Custer Of
Colonel Garrison.
By HOMER L. ROBERTS
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

Outcu freSS StaIf correspondent
SACRAMENTO, Jan. S. - The
first test of Governor Rolph's
strength in the state legislature
was to be made today.
1t was to be in the form of a
vote on the resolution by Senator
j. M. Inman of Sacramento, de-
manding an immediate fnvestiga-
ton into all phases of the Rolph
administration for the last two
years.
How the Rolph and anti-Rolph
forces line up in the state senate
were to be disclosed by the roll
call.
The row over this resolution
broke out in the upper house late
yesterday, shortly after a Demo-
cratic "love feast" in the assembly,
when CALIFORNIA; % presidential
electors cast their votes for Frank
lin D. Roosevelt and John N.
Garner.
Senator Inman had previously
asked for consideration of his pro-
poSal as a special order for the
afternoon. No sooner had the de-
bate started than Senator David F.
Bush of Oakdale moved to refer
the resolution to committee, and
the fight was on.
"This is just subterfuge to kill
my resolution" shouted Inman.
''Let's have courage enough to vote
for or against my proposal"
Senator Ralph E. Swing of San
Bernardino Joined the debate, in
dicated he would drop his own pro-
posed secret quiz of all state de-
partments, and at least tactily
joined Inman's camp in behalf of
the resolution.
The argument became hotter.
News quickly spread through the
capitol corridors and soon the SEN
ate gallery was packed.
Colonel Walter E. Garrison is
ready to go on the stand tomor-
row and tell why he was fired as
CONTINUED On Page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05
LAVAL STATES
HOOVER STAND

PARIS, Jan. 5. U.Pl-President
Hoover made no pledge of debt re-
vision during the Hoover-Laval
conversations in Washington, for
mer Premier Pierre Laval said to-
day.
AT the same time, the United
Fress was informed today that the
1888 French Budget, on which Fin
ance Minister Henry Cheron is
working, contains no provision for
payment of the debt annuity due
the United States next June, nor
any provision to receive German
reparations.
Laval refused to be drawn into
debt discussion, but emphasized
to the United Press that President
Hoover had pledged continuation of
the moratorium to France as well
as other European nations during
the duration of the economic crisis.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05
CONSOLIDATION
AND SLASH IN
SALARY URGED
Supervisors And Grand Jury
Expected To Make Decision
On Resolution Today.
DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDED
Submission To State Legisla-
ture Will Follow Approval By
Local Bodies.

Legislative changes greater than
any made in recent years faced
Imperial Irrigation District today
as the grand jury and board of
supervisors met in joint session to
consider the county government
act to be recommended to the state
legislature.
Arguing among themselves over
details of the proposed changes in
salary of county employees, the
supervisors and grand jurors had
not approved the proposed act early
this afternoon, but were expected
to reach definite conclusions some
time today.
1t was definitely assured that
each county department will re-
ceive a salary cut of approximate
ly 20 per cent, reacting on all en-
ployees except those receiving un-
der $100 month. This will mean
saving to the county of many
thousands of dollars from salaries
alone.
Recent grand jury recommended
duct of the Imperial Irrigation Dis
trict had their result in the legis-
lation proposed by the grand jury
and the supervisors. This proposed
legislation would set up strict rules
for the disbursement of money by
the district treasurer; much the
same as the rules governing dis
bursement of county funds.
1t is provided that all bills, de-
mands and claims against the dis
trict shall be presented in itemized
form with receipts to show disburse-
ment of the money, and must be
sworn to and verified, as we'll as
signed by the chairman of the
board of directors and the secre-
tary of the board following appro-
val.
The county government act, as
Continued On Page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05
Screen Actress
Weds Carneraman

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 8. W.Rg -
Joan Blondsll of the screen and her
new husband, Scott Barnes of Pas
adena, Calf, left here today for
a two-weeks honeymoon in New
York City.
The petite motion picture star
and her cameraman-husb were
married here yesterday following
an elopement from Hollywood. Re-
ports they had been married pre-
viously were denied by both Miss
Blondell and Barnes.
MY marriage will never inter-
fere with my career in motion pic
tues," Miss Blondell said as she
stepped aboard a train. She child
ed reporters for calling her Miss
Blondell,' saying she .now was
Mrs. Barnes"
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05
Attacks Rolphs
Gas Tax Program

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5. UPl -
The proposal of Governor James
Rolph, Jr., to divert funds from the
state gasoline tax into the general
fund was assailed today by Henry
w. Keller, vice president OF the
Automobile Club of Southern Cali
tornia, who declared it would make
a sham of economy
Governor Rolph, in his message
to the legislature, has brought into
the open the long-nursed plan to
raid the gas tax" Keller said. 1.-The
gasoline tax is special tax, i'm
posed SO far for a special purpose
upon one class of citizens. If the
advocates of gas tax diversion sue
ceed in this efofrt we can expect
to see this special tax used for the
most general of purposes"
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05

Mr.. Coolidge had been in his
usual good health, so far as his
family knew. This morning he left
his home in time to reach his Of
flee as usual at $3.50 a. m. He was
greeted there by his former law
partner, Ralph w. Hemenway, who
remarked that he appeared to be
"as sound as ever"
Worked This Morning
He worked steadily for about an
hour and half and then, accom-
panied by his secretary, Harry
Ross. left for the Coolidge home
stead, 1.-The Beeches."
He left his secretary downstairs
for while, before noon. Ross con-
tinued his work downstairs, and did
not accompany the former presi-
dent.
Shortly after noon, Mrs. Cool
idge, who had been shopping, re-
turned to the house and inquired
for her husband. She went upstairs
and there, in his bedroom, made
the tragic discovery.
DR.. Edward w. Brown, medical
examiner, was summoned and, af-
ter examination of the body, said
Mr.. Coolidge had died of heart dis
ease, and that death occurred pro-
badly half an hour before discov-
cry of the body.
The news of Mr.. Coolidges death
broke with stunning suddenness
ever this quiet town. 1t was almost
unbelievable under the circumstan-
ces of the former Presidents quiet
life in the midst of the scenes and
people whom he loved.
The four years since he surrend-
cred the duties OF the presidency
had been spent comfortably. The
summer had been restful, with few
business cares and almost no poll
tical activities to intrude upon his
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05
POLoIsTs TO USE BURROs

LANCASTER, Calf, Jan. 4. U.H
-Buros carefully selected for in
nate cussedness" will be the
of the Desert Marines and
the White Mules when they clash
here Sunday in unique polo
match. The mythical title worlds
burro polo championship" will be
at stake.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05
Missing Youngster
Is Returned Home

LONG BEACH, Jan. 5. W.Rs =
Shirley Shanks, 4, whose disap-
pearance aroused fears she had
been kidnapped, was back home safe
today after being taken to San Di-
ego by former suitor of the child's
mother Mrs. Furel Sites.
The girl was returned home by
girl friend of the eX-suitor, who
sad she had thought Shirley was
the daughter of her male compan-
ion. Mrs Sites indicated she would
not prosecute him.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05
ACTRESS SEEKS DIVORCE

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4. U.p)-
Anna Favalli, stage actress, was
wooed and won by the extravagant
promises of j. K. Won Althaus to
provide her life of riches and So
cal prominence among German
nobility, she testified in obtaining
an annulment of their marriage.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-05
EX-PRES|DENT COOLIDGE DIES SUDDENLY
County Government Act Amendments Offer Many Changes
AAM!LL--.
W'R@S@}se;fR

BEVERLY HILLS, Jan. 4.
(SpeciaD-Been stirring around
the studio so fast since New
Years that I never did get a
chance to talk to you about our
New Years football game at
the Rose Bowl.
Andy Melons boys from
Pittsburgh played U. S. G. The
score was 35 to 0, but I don't
want you to think those Penn
sylvania Republicans didn't do
better than the score shows.
The highlight was a Pitt man
had his pants tore of, the same
as a Notre Dame man did a
few weeks ago.
These old grapefruit squirters
from out here in California
beat you and then tear the
breeches off you. We got a man
out here coaching, named Jones
that would take the senate page
boys and beat Harvard, Prince
ton and Yale with 'em.
Yours,
Evening star., 1933-09-05
APARTMENTS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
TALK O. THE TOWN!

TALK O. THE TOWN!
LOW RENT NV. APTS.
R.. $50: 3 R, $40; 4 R., $50.
Splendid bldg: handy to stores, cars.
schools; large outside rms. tiled bath par
auet floors. electric refrigeration; can be
had furnished. $40 extra Phone AID. 5193.
SEE THESE APARTMENTS.
Ready to move in, . rooms. kitchen and
bath. built-in furniture that has never been
installed before. See these apartments for
price and location. large corner building at
Rock Creek Park. near the Million Dollar
Bridge. 2410 goth ST. NV. Res. manager.
RIGHT DOWNTOWN.
LOW RENT-CHOICE APT
o-R APT. $40: 2 r.. $50; R.. $50.
Modern elev bldg; marble bath; fur
nished, SIS extra. 1424 K st. NV MA. 5437.
Evening star., 1933-09-05
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.


s629 18th ST: N.W;-5 ROOMS AND BATH.
szsssfsas s8:ssss senasien asas R s$S chSs
BfssTie. 5Gss ~ HIS District National Bank Bids
371s 18th ST N.w|6 ROOMS. GLAssED-
Adams 3711-after pm.
Big list city-suburban coiored houses: re-
Ts3 maks 9esdeS rspsrs xps NA zoos
brick, electricity: hot and cold water; newly
eo Ss vsa%Sot s21so sSsh avs NE od SIMPSON
Corner detached brick home. 4 bed 3, .
% Saes will M n put miller L Dss 44sa
a..H.h., NV "ae1H elec.; newly decorated; $40 ~
schools SOL Eye ME s. sis4 nse and b. ele't near
37I9 WINDOW PLACE Nw-6 ROOMS, ,
baths. fireplace, electric refrigeration; double
garage, brick; pretty yard. cozy. MEtropoli-
ha bEeatuT 4oio KEY SnG next
MAY WE CALL FOR AND SHOW YOU OUR
so44; Insa night ana and d0 Sunday phone. Lincoln
NEAR DUPONT cIRcIELg ROOMS: 2
sssas saists' Sshh DOCTOR Pson.
372o. BENTON NV ROOMS SOME
95Tss ss pas c neGssf ssss D0rehe'
FOR RENT. HOUSES. DIRECT FROM
owner-One rooms, sleeping porch and
bath; one roms, sleeping porch and .
baths: both in splendid location. Day phone,
WEST 2O44. night phone and Sunday, LIN
coin 1192-R.
FOR RENT-REPOssEssED HOUSES AND
bungalows. Chevy Chase, D. c.. Va. and Nd.
Have own mechanics; keep HOUSES, in best
tention. FULTON r. GORDON. 1927 Eye
st. NV. DI 5231.
18th ST.. NORTH OF PARK RD.-9
rooms. 3 baths. large porches, yards and
garage: rent reasonable. CO. 1889. H.
CHEVY CHASE-RECONDITTO DE-
tached house; beautiful hrst-hoor plan; 1
bed rm-. bath, nrst floor; bed rms. bath.
End floor; suitable for 1 large or 2 con-
genial families. I. D. MEASELL, CT. 4733.
FOXALI-S ROOMS 2 BATHS. DOUBLE
screened rear porches and sun deck. built-in
garage. deep yard; gas heat. To inspect call
Tor Key At 1900 44th st. NV.
WAvERLY TAYLOR INC.
Continued On Next Pase.l
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APARTMENTs-FURNIsHED.

Ills K ST. Nw.-oNE ROOM. NEWLY
Silver: Si650. -
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK ROOMS
tion, s4s.5O: 3 rooms Ink. sss; 1910
Ingleside terrace NV. (below 18th and
1915 aend ST. Nw.-oNE-RooM APT
End floor; ami; S22.5O for two. S1s for
one.
1876 18th ST. Sc, LINCOLN PARK-PR1-
h.,w.h.. sink range. semi-private bath:
eO7 JEFFERSON ST. T.Nw-ExCEPT1oNAL
oiSneH oniy; s45 pan'6z GE C1s assa o'0'A 10 CARS 0
1910 MASS. AVE. N.w-NIcELY FUR;
a6nS Foo EFesen bss
1867 R. l. AVE. NW.--LARGE ROOM
dishes; $50 month.
nsa $3.50 sT Tk and up 2anaRs Tassi
and eveiytnlag 1urnlsned.
TWO ROOMS FOR LHK., S25.
2O6 10th st. Sc.
. ROOMS KITCHENETTE. BATH. $3.50;
S25. 1924 21st st. NV
DOWN wN-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished; reasonable rent ., rooms; rooms kiteh "a
20th ST. NV.
THE CHARLOTTE, e12O ST NV, APT.
9-One-room and kitchen apartment. with
rear porch, 50 per wk. Gen. Elec included.
I44 11th ST. SE-FURN1SHED APART
ments; 4 rooms, private bath. porch; entire
Sae and s1ec neuded Data rS'
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APT. OF
Kitchen, cath Frigidaire. 1885 California n W.
14Os 14th ST ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bath Frigidaire gas, cleo, S42 so. Adams
$3.50
ST. Ssot saS sas fn2
rished; adults only.
dows,: scrupulously clean, quiet. refined;
service avail; cont. h w.. phone 1926 l1th.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT HOTEL.
goth and SITS n.w;;.1 .oom kit. bath. com. 3Ia:
gsey turpshad nens N s4s
room aooms snd bash ihk heat gas electricity,
phone; adults; very reasonable. z.
FURNISHED APARTMENTs--EvERY LoCAs
1ish isth 1ti'e st. aa sad $40 szS free car service
MT PLEASANT i7ls y kAM9NT MONT dSrI sTIAr. AT,
slss snsss e sacbanssa nsas nfsE s45 'atS ae
large outside rooms; wen furnished; Kitchen
bath; ami; inst h. W; clean anlel. o.
Salus "a sriadsrs lsFss so 81 ss5 sm A6 6n:sss t
4oo sas f bath AVE- RgsasS s5 IL
Imz TmzEF m laas aas bath sn rsdo On wo
nicely furn.: $50 to $50. Apply Apt. 105.
DETACHED. REsIDENTIAL; CONVENIENT
SssS ;he%s5 fh5 iSIs g. T. REFRIGERATOR "a
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR APT. pIFFERIENI Ter I,rI
bsd rooms. etc. 0I2 10Th hst.--
COY BROOM APARTMENT AND BATH.
S13 Allison St NV. j
1920 WIS. AVE- ROOM. KITCHEN AND
bath bath $32 & 90; G,Ie I room and BATH So NE
GT-i 1915 TAIRMoNT ST. NV RIM. KIT.
R0fSn' +. w.. uniimited SSM1td phone. PHI CO. 25os
S5Is I$.h ST. N;W.pN elS,nana.'. aE5GHTs r5,v.tr At
bath. Also smaller apt.
7l2o PINEY BRANCH RD.. TAKoMA, 2. c.
FIRST floor. detached home; nicely fur.
Red REDUCED edsiaass to ss5. GE. ssss.
11O4 L NW.-1 OR 2 LARGE LOVELY RMS.
nssy nssy is5n sscee park e. eGa sa sad
1916 PARK RD-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
n she'd continuous hot water; reasonable !.
1901 CLIFTON 81. N.W.-IWO. LAfs1E
bright. nicely furnished. comfortable rooms:
private bath; adults: tanitor.
tive apartment, kitchenette Frigidaire, gas.
electricity. $3.50 to $3.50 weekly; apt.
rooms. $500.
ANNAPOLIS HOTEL. III H ST. N.W.-N
the heart of the city; furnished apartments,
including maid service linen. etc; l room
and bath $40. S45 and $50; housekeeping
apartment of l room, kitchen and bath.
$3.50 to S62 80. Ask at desk.
1920 10Th ST-COMPLETELY FURNISHED
apt: living room. dressing room bath and
kitchen; modern; rent, $50 per month.
Adams 5132-W.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
(COntinued)

REPUcEP RENTAIsMSopLEY .,f,I ooUhTs;
Soara elevator ao1m servee Resdens msr
WALKING DISTANCE. 143O R. I. AVE
nn;;wEReduced rent; large rms: rec; hall
$40 $40 to a"s $50 SA'A Apply Apt. los. 1896 18th St
s35 .0O--FINE OUTLOOK. FACING FAIR
able bed: small hall; condensed fully equip
ped kitchen with free FrigidaiIe; g ELECTRIC
with large WindoS %ea shower III and ~ mrror
faultless condition New Amsterdam Apart
ments. .70l 14th st. NV. w.-
1863 1863 cav S and AsDd ssDd s. s$S up
iii HEsY s'p e 6 spe John Maishs sasH
1921 10th ST SEA- 5a Rms Ss,S KTTcHEn KITS;
s1.s snd hess sssDnE ssSoo
DOWNTOWN. 717 18th ST. N.W:-SECOND-
as Ga1 ba Reduced to- s4 M
snah and bath, Front 'front.' newly y decorated @ See
Janitor. I'VE move you free.l ee.l
Esss 5ofsR sH Ess asv soa.s
IS43 s ST NW.-BAY-WINDOw LIVING
room. 4window bed room. kitchen; southern
ern: $40, including gas. electricity.
5112 conn AVE AND 9 RMS. K;,D.
b. pSreh sse spia4 Gen Ese ofevelaSG sa1 ass
CHEVY CHASE. D C.--lst FLOOR; DUPLEX
h9uss 5 ki ssa bah step ppreh1s and
Sunday 1923 Upland Terrace
TAKOMA PARK. l07 CEDAR AvE.-EN-
tire first. rooms. kitchen and bath; ami;
$40. Silver Spring Ill.
saSo Wis .na sa B. Rec Ee. Hall p.LE g e.
r. K and b.: $40 ME 1900. EN-. O2I6
RENTS REDUCED-s35 ou s37 80 S39.. 80:
the Buchanan. cor 13th 4 Buchanan T.
k. b.. porch. G. E.. ref: furn. for sale; cheap.
REDUCED TO $40 ROOMS. KITCHEN
ette and bath: new stove; Frigldaire on
half current The Summit Apt. 1712 Sum-
nit pl. NV. See manager.
rooms. four closets; electric refrigeration;
newly decorated: outside rooms: $50
o031 ST NW.-6 ROOMS (3 BED
Apply Janitor or call ME 447a.
3 BLOCKS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE
S12 18th st. n.w-Attractive apartments. .
rooms. kitchenette and bath. S32; ! room.
ARE. arr si5 JAMES ' MORRIS r5fsRSn WooDWARp st,i
Realtor 723 2Oth st. NV
SOIL eth ST. NW.-ENTIRE SECOND
floor. front room. inclosed porch theated),
kitchen and bath: reasonable: adults.
THREE ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH.
Lincoln Os66-w
WHY HUNT?
APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU
has apartments very location. size and
prics: free car service
91S 18th ST. NV. Ma. 0410.
Evening star., 1933-09-05
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

YOUNG MAN room in private home: con-
venient downtown. state price; with or
without board. Address Box 403-A. Star
SINGLE ROOM and board, preferably front.
in NV section. for elderly lady; permanent.
Must be reasonable. Address Box 407-A.
Star office.
Evening star., 1933-09-05

LIVING ROOM SUITE. three-piece. mohair,
practically new: sellipp in stores for Sl"3.
Will sacrifice Call CO. 3S47-W. o..
MIMEOGRAPH any model; save over half;
rebuilt machine with new guarantee. United.
1000 N " ave NV MA 5000.
Evening star., 1933-09-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ICanfinuAd

S-fUhNlSHED.
tContinued.)
1901 K ST. NV. APT 4O5-SOUTHERN
trance hail: splendid closets. elevator. phone.
$4,000 z Rooms; KIT. BATH BAIT :, =,
Attractive apartment. newly furnished by
professional interior decorator. Located in
exclusive apartment M house with 24,hour els-
required.
r.rn.Dors' See Resident Manage; North 1898.
1915 10th ST NV.
and 2 rooms. beautifully furnished;
DOWNTOWN-$5OOO
I4I9 ou.N ST NV. N;W;1FRIIG1DAIRE; LFIsIs -,
reception hall, living room. bed room. kitch-
en 14tS sha and pain K. cArR1rz. D1. eoso
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Fur. and unfur. apts.. houses and rooms.
all 'setSnE blsrR1eT EsFfsf RENfHi 5fnt1li BUREAU.
'eSii Cali CO CO 4577 9 Or H.1 Ap. ~ a4si. si".
Newly Furnished Apt.
THE MIRAMAR,
1901 18th ST. NV.
CONVENIENT TO GOVT DEPTs
Gas. Elec. and Frigidaire Current Free
S67.50-,Large living room. dressing closet
with srecial built-in cabinets tiled bath
See MANAGE PO. $500
Furnished Apartments.
CORCORAN COURTS,
40l 23rd ST. NV.
Gas. Elec and Frigidaire Current Free.
S95 ,OO-Beautifully furnished: rec. hall.
large living room with dressing closet and
Murphy bed. bed room, kitchen, dinette and
tiled bath.
See Rental Agent MA 6933
APARTMENTS.
Furnished and Unfurn. All Sections.
"A NEW KIND OF SERVICE"
Locates You Quick. No Charge.
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU. INC.
S16 18th St. NV. MA. 551S.
Open Evenings.
Newly Furnished Apt.
PARK CENTRAL,
1900 F ST. NV.
CONVENIENT TO GOVT. DEPTS.
Gas. Elec. and Frigidaire Current Free.
sos .O0-Large living room, dressing closet
with portable double bed. sun porch. kitchen
with special built-in cabinets, tiled. bath.
Sec Manager ME. 0540.
Evening star., 1933-09-05
HOrTSES-nIRNTSHED.

NOV. TO APRIL 1-TAKOMA PARK. MD.
phone SHepherd 234o for appointment; s
rooms baths. large plot, radio. piano. VIC
trola: 500 per mo. Must be seen to be
appreciated.
4S29 18th NW-OWNER WILL LEASE 10
rooms, attractively furnished, 3 baths, double
garage, garden: ami. GE. 0313. s.
Evening star., 1933-09-05
WANTED-APARTMENTS

APTS.-L.H.K. ROOMS.
AL Sections We Get Hundreds Of Calls
Daily and Can Rent Yours.
McKEEVER RENTAL BUREAU.
22S Shoreham Bldg. MA. 4750.
Evening star., 1933-09-05

GAS RANGES six floor samples, brand,new
stoves, S34 80 and S36.50, while they last;
connected free. 1924 l. st. NV, National
Evening star., 1933-09-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FIXTUREStStore, restaurant. once: cash
registers, etc; stocks of merchandise. Edgar
Baum, Inc, 914 st. NV. ME. 9744.
FURNITURE-Want to purchase some real
good used furniture at once; also baby grand
piano. Phone ME. 1864. o
Evening star., 1933-09-05

1914 10th ST. NW.-3-RooM FLAT. UN-
furnished. including gas range. gar. cleo,
h.-w.h bath; rewly decorated: suitable for
?: $3.50 month. No children.
$50 NEWTON-5 R, B., AMI. . S32 so
1917 Otis r. b., ami porches. 35. 90
3396 HolmeadMe5 r. b.. ami go. 1000
313S o nw.-5 r.. b.. cleo porches 80 so
N E. RYON CO., 1915 N Y. Ave, 341S 14th.
Evening star., 1933-09-05

GAS RANGES. floor samples, brand-new
half price: used and reconditioned ranges
from SS up Connected free. 1924 L ST.
-,
Evening star., 1933-09-05

FURNITURE-3-piece overstuffed living
room suite, S25; oak dresser. 81: oak buffet
81 oak table, 81: kitchen cabinet Sl1i i
d1O Far 81 d"
Evening star., 1933-09-05

ELECTRIC RANGE, console cabinet, West
inghouse" with clock, in excellent condltlon:
viii sacrifice for only S45. Call Greenwood
Nod
Evening star., 1933-09-05

FURNITURE. S15 Plain furniture for 2.
room apt. complete with gas stove no DUES
Tuesday after 4 pm. 105 9th ST. ne.
Evening star., 1933-09-05

RUGS. Oriental, fifth anniversary sale. To
make room for new stock, all on hand must
be sold regardless of cost. Antiques, semi
antiques and some new ones. Sale starts
Sept >. and will continue all week. Open
until pm Armenian Oriental Rug Co.,
Evening star., 1933-09-05

HOUSES-FURNISH AND UNFUR.
o BRIGHT. WELL FUR. RMS. SPLENDID
for roomers; good W. location: fine condi-
ton; reas. OWNER, WEST 0204 in am.
Evening star., 1933-09-05

FURNITURE and household goods OF all
kinds We pay highest prices. Don't sell
until you call North 6040. Prompt service.
Evening star., 1933-09-05

bric-a -brac china. rugs, paint
ings, silverware. Absolutely highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. be CONVINCED.
Evening star., 1933-09-05

CHAIRS- , Chippendale overstuffed; ma
hogany mirror: library table; beautiful large
solid color rug: reas. 1724 Conn ave
DIAMOND, solitaire. IA KIT. blue white
nlatinum mounting Must sell at once,
price SITS. Address Box 410-A. Star once.
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FIXTURES-Complete equipment for ladies
shop: fine wall cases, carpets. ETC.; must
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17O5 LANIER PL NV. APT. 307-2
Columbia 1901.
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OFFICE FURNITURE. useo. Govt. surplus
and seconds lowest prices CommerclaI
Once Furn. Co.. 430 Sth NV ME -7142
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FRIGIDAIRE. latest 1893 model. almost
new. at a big savings for immediate SAFE
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ELECTRIC RANGES. S27. 80. S45 90,
sos 90, $4,000; guaranteed like new 1024
N, National Snu1
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BUILDING MATERIALS including used Ium-
her, doors, windows. pipe, steel beams. etc.
at bareain prices Harris Wrecking Co., st
and N SITS Sc Lincoln 4093.
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RUG SALE, IMPORTED-Siva, ski, S25'
Kara 9xlo, $50; TharaZ. 10x14. $50.
35IO 14th NV. tApt. S0S). Cavalier, o til 8.
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25I 18th ST. sE-Two large rooms. Ink
sink gas, elec heat. next bath, private
home: reasonable. AT 37O7-J. 5s
5O1I 9th N.W.-Large attractive bed-liying
room, kitchen, semi-private bath; another
room If desired; new home; reasonable.
9o9 7th ST. NE.-3 attractive rooms. pri-
vate bath, Frigidaire. cleo. heat, gas, in
closed porch: refined couple. s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

aDDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH. any
model: all rebuilt; carry new guarantee.
Supplies United 1923 N. Y. ave- NV.
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WASHING MACHINES+For limited time
on your old washer on the purchase OF
new Apex machine. 1t will pay you to IN
vestigate our offer. Carroll Supply Co.. III
18th ST. NV.
wOOD-Hardwood best quality in lengths
to suit; deliver; very reasonable. WEST
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So. .5O-APT, RMS. BATH KIT FRONT
porch. steam heat. water incl. 404 Persh-
ing Drive. Lyon Park. Va.
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cash RFGISTERS new and second-hanu:
easy paymeCts; no interest charges. 1908
n St NV National 1875. National and
Pennington, new models.
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FURNITURE-We pay highest cash prices
for used furniture of all kinds. Call Gilbert
MA. 1866; eves.. CO. 1897. D.
IF YOU WANT best prices for office fur
r,it call Shannon. NAL Scit
Evening star., 1933-09-05

RADIOLA II-TUBE SUPERHETERODYNE
in perfect conultion: cost 5000. sacrlnce;
Sln5; also $500 Battle Greek exercising ana
reducing machine like new, S65. Address
BOY "A Star office