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Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-02
DROP IN CAR REGISTRATION

SACRAMENTO gUPJ- California
motor vehicle registrations during
1892 totaled 2,041 ,824, a drop of 3
per cent from the 1881 total
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-02

The Diesel Tractor is here to stay! Cater
pillar" is in the lead with the only Diesel
powered tractor in the field. AS an example
of the great economy achieved by the new
Diesel powered Caterpillar-there are five
Diesel Caterpillars operating now in Los An
geles county at fuel cost of 12c PER HOUR.
Compare this with your present fuel costs!
Evening star., 1933-03-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
ARTHUR PETER and GEORGE p. HOOVER,
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
nst h0an oan AND am fus
psas; the Estate q 90os ganshs N: Ssafield Non
mpcs ed carde ah'ts es al. M No.
5532S;-oTdeT :of publicaation;mThe sSt Sbjsss
and decree that certain declaration Of
Waiter ait SG s. Penteid and The Washinston Loan
M is. 19!S. is p' nuii and void and Of no effect
that the securities listed on certain
filed Herein. ai and any " and ali moneys in the
possession. control and custody Of the said
The suvb 5aep hn snS and T V M bs
said declaration of trust dated June IS,
1929. be adjudged and decreed to be the
the trusts provided in said declaration 81
ehareed Of of any furthsT duty or ebIisation
under or by. virtue of said declaration Of
to deliver and surrender possession Of said
securities. property and money to the plain.
TN Fl. herein las as committee Of the estate Of
ments and that pant as such nc
said securities, property and money com
tiff: i, IS this 9th day Of March: 1888.
erdered eds thai the Defendants, Florence Pen,
Williams, jr., Grace Stayt. Annette Hall.
Charles Penfield. Julia Channel, Josephine
Channel and Clark c. Channell, minor,
cause their appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day. exclusive OF
Sundays and legal holidays. occurring after
order; otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default. Provided. copy
Of this order be published once q week for
three successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter and and, The Eyenins star before
true copy (Seal) Test: FRANK E. cum
N1NGHAM. Clerk. By HARRY M. HULL.
Asst. Clerk. mh14,21.28
Evening star., 1933-03-28
CITIZENS Commend
INSPECTOR HEADLEY
Trinidad Association Praises Police
Handling of Radical March
Here.

Asserting that somebody is out to
get him." the Trinidad Citizens Asso-
citation last night commended Police
Inspector Albert j. Headley for the
manner in which he handled the COM
munist marchers at their last demon
stration here.
A lively debate was held over the
methods used by the Police Department
in breaking up the parade, some men,
bers holding the free use of clubs would
not teach the radicals anything"
while others contended that was the
only way to deal with them. The dis
cussion eliminated in the recommended
tion that a letter be sent the Commits
sioners approving Inspector Headley's
participation in the affair.
The association also discussed at
length the turning off of traffic lights
after midnight. 1t was pointed out
that several intersections in the COM
munity are made extremely hazardous
| in the absence of a traffic control after
midnight.
A communication was directed to
Traffic Director William A. Van Duzer
urging that the lights be kept on all
night at North Capitol and K streets.
Evening star., 1933-03-28
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NationalLGeorge M. Cohan in "Pig-
cons and People, at 800 pm.
Gayety-"Dimple Darlings," burlesque,
at 2:l5 and BIS pm.
CoIumbia-"Smoke Lightning" at
11:30 am, lis, 3, 4:45, $3.50, 8:15 and
10 pm.
Palace-"Pick Up" at 11:40 am,
lao, $40, 5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm.
RiaIto-"Cohens and Kellys in Troll
ble," at IL am, 12:48, 2:36, 4:24, 6:12,
8:01 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan Sign OF the Cross" at
1o:45 am, 1850. 3. $40, 7:15 and 9:25
pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"King Kong" at
11:17 am, lit, 3:17, SIT, TIT and
GIT pm.
EarIe-"The Keyhole," at 11:l0 am,
LAO, 4:25, 7:15 and GAS pm. Stage
shows at 1880, 3:35, 6:15 and 8:55 pm.
L0ew's Fox-"A Lady's Profession" at
II am, lbs, 4:10, 7:05 and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows at 12:40, 1925, 6:15 and
900 pm.
Tivoli-"State Fair" at 2. $50, 5:45,
TAO and 9:35 pm.
Central-"State Fair" from II am.
to IL pm.
Ambassador-"Th Keyhole," at 6:15,
8 and 9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1933-03-28

ment between Great Britain, France,
Italy and Germany to unite against the
use of force in settling international
disputes.
The proposed union has been de-
scribed as the peace club" and Is in
tended by its sponsors to allay the feel
ing Of unrest which has grown up be-
tween the group Of European states
seeking revision Of the postwar peace
treaties and those interested in main
tanning the status quo.
The Mussolini plan was proposed at
the recent Rome conference between
the italian leader and Prime Minister
Ramsay Macdonald of Great Britain
and has been indorsed by the latter,
who Immediately undertook to obtain
the participation of France.
Macdonald and other European
statesmen have said they hoped for the
moral support of the United States in
the plan, which contemplates efforts by
the four leading European nations to
solve the delicate political questions
standing in the way Of disarmament.
Evening star., 1933-03-28
Special Luncheon
(Servce or Cafeteria)
Wills 256
617 18th St. NV.
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR; MI I Wa Wash, 4.
duplicate, will be received at, the DEPARTMENT
until two O'Clock pm, April 25, 1888. and
then publicly opened for the construction
and equipment of the Chemistry building at
Howard University, Washington, D. c.. in ac-
cordance with plans and specifications. COPY
of which, with proposal forms. may be had d
partment. certified check for 500 pay
able to the Treasurer of the United States
will be required as q guaranty OF the safe
return of the plans loaned.
Proposals will be considered only from
individuals. firms or corporations possessing
satisfactory financial and technical ability.
equipment and organization to insure speedy
completion of the contract. and in making
awards the records Of bidders for expedition.
satisfactory performance on contracts Of
similar, character and magnitude will be
carefully considered. The right is reserved
to reject any or all bids, waive technical
defects. accept one part and reject the other
as the interests Of the Government may re-
uuire. Proposals must be securely enveloped
marked Proposal for the construction and
saupment OF Chemistry building. Heward
University" and be addressed to the Secre-
tary of Interior. Washington. D. C. JOHN
H. EDWARDS. Assistant Secretary.
mh3S,3O,apl
Evening star., 1933-03-28
POLICE CALL BOXES
UNUSED BY PUBLIC
Citizens Are Slow to Avail
Themselves of System
Created by Brown.

The citizens of Washington are slow
in availing themselves of the police
signal box call system placed at their
disposal March II, only 10 calls having
been received in as many days, a sur
vey disclosed.
On st. Patrick's day 80 call boxes
throughout the city were equipped with
keys SO that they could be opened and
used by civilians to call police in cases
of emergency. Only four of the II pre-
cincts reported yesterday that boxes in
their territory had been used.
Brown Not Discouraged.
Maj. Ernest w. Brown. superintendent
Of police, whose idea the innovation was.
was not discouraged, however, at the
lack of use of this service
The public just hasn't gotten used
to the idea," he declared. Il didn't ex-
pect them to use it very much at first,
but in the long run I think it will prove
Of considerable value. We have placed
the boxes principally in those sections
of the city where there are few tele-
phones and where the time it takes
to call police or an ambulance might
mean the difference between life and
death"
When the boxes were opened to the
public, precinct commanders were
ordered to keep track of all calls re-
ceived and report to Maj. Brown at the
end of 80 days whether the boxes were
proving worth while.
Yesterday the first precinct had re-
ceived the greatest number, with four
One Of these was the report of an ac-
cident. second a dispute between a
taXicab driver and fare" another the
breaking of furniture In a dwelling and
the last the report of a larceny.
Two Fights Reported.
Two calls went to the second precinct,
which is the center of the northwest
Washington colored section. Both were
reports of fights.
At the third precinct there were three
calls and all were from the box at
Twenty-ffth and I streets. One of
these was a false report Saturday night
that policeman was in trouble. In
the ninth precinct, the fourth section
in which the public availed itself of the
new service, there was one call. It was
report Saturday afternoon Of family
fight.
Evening star., 1933-03-28
|MUSS0[|N| PEACE
| PLAN EXPLAINED
Italian Envoy Confers With
Undersecretary of State
Phillips.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
Calling at the State Department late
yesterday, Augusta Rosso, the Italian
Ambassador, acquainted Undersecretary
William Phillips with details Of the
"Mussolini plan" for peace in Europe.
The move was interpreted by observ-
ers here as indicating the desire Of the
major European nations to keep tho
United States thoroughly informed of
Developments on the subject of peace
and disarmament.
The plan advanced by Premier Mus
solini provides in general for an agree
Evening star., 1933-03-28
Policing Half Acre Costly

A little patch Of ground less than
half an acre in extent costs London
$4,000 year to police. 1t is Piccadilly
Circus, hub of the West End amuse-
ment section and known as the bright
est spot in Britain" after dark.
Evening star., 1933-03-28
Platinum Plating Process.

A new process for platinum plating
has been developed in England 1t IS
proposed to use the process in the jew
elry and allied trades and also for plat.
mum plating on copper for electrical
apparatus and for surgical instruments
Evening star., 1933-03-28
Two Fights Reported.
Pumps Keep Lakes Filled.

Water, 400, 600, 900 gallons OF its
used every year to maintain the levels
of y lakes in Ramsey County, MINI
The water is pumped from wells, rang
ing in depth from $50 to $50 feet, to
combat droughtS
Evening star., 1933-03-28
NEWBOLD MOVES TO TALK
Addresses Library Association To-
morrow at 8 PM.

morrow at PM.
Newbold Noyes, associate editor oi
The Evening Star. will speak on THE
Making of a Great Newspaper" at a
meeting Of the District of Columbia
Library Association tomorrow at pm
at the American Red Cross Building
Seventeenth and D streets.
Miss Clara w. Herbert. assistant
librarian of the Public Library. will
speak also. w. T. Purdum is president
of the library association.
Evening star., 1933-12-29
Mems Dress Essentials

for that Nezc Years Event!
Manhattan Dress Shirts at.......... $3.50
Studs for Tuxedo Full Dress. S195
Dress Ties Soc, 75c and $1.0O
Gray Mocha and White Kid Gloves, Pr. $265
Tuxedo Vests at. 1895 and $500
Full Dress Vests. 90 and $500
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1914 EYE ST. NW.-Large double room.
continuous hot water. shower, maid service;
sirable. nicely furnished rooms in lively
home; continuous hot water. shower baths
BIG 10Th ST; Nw;-i room, inclosed
unlimited phone; owners home.
| 1908 DECATUR ST. NW.-Reasonable rent.
ehona eholee c 9f tTS rooms neatly furnished
| room. private lavatory; quiet, modern home;
garage Optional; reasonable.
500 18th sT.-Double room for couple or
home ySunT nr mso; sowhatsn atsG fosf Hoss
1882 NEAL ST. NE front rooms for
Ink; heat. elec. and gas; $35 per month;
adults only.
DOWNTOWN. III 18th N.W.--suite Of :
gentlemen reasonable. Ma. 1920.
CLEVELAND PARK-Private home. Large
en sS Snd 0eih c
1905 M ST NWmLarge'. .uI bright hads. frHnt rent
single; quiet; very reasonable
l7sl ST NV. APT Sd%sssUqd Sdor Ss9Si fGsp s1s9
single room; reasonable; references.
2142 F. ST. NW-Furnished room; large
front room; SIS month.
10th ST. NE.-Front 2sroom apartment snt
water heat. elec:, gas range sink; next
bath; nr. car and bus line; very reas. LII.
1898.
.2I7 QUE ST. NW.-Very large furnished
phone phone North ssl1.
53S 18th ST. -N.W,-Beautiful. large front
! room, second floor; twin beds gentlemen;
wANTED-Lady to make home with couple
bright front room; % use .a,o 81 ki'cheh anu
or sleeping rooms: refined home. clean and
quiet: linens. heat. light. gas IL
631 EYE NW:LLarge front room, oons,v' several fva
SneoVs we furnshe9 3d. Sc
attractive. first-class house: adults ls-
qs oh Weekly bed 9oems g.
] quiet house. 70
6ls :srd, NW--Two large rooms s1o5, $40
weekly; clean: quiet h9nse' 9 double 0eo IS:ni 8.
board: s9aa ta fisht clean rooms; eonysnient e
cars and theaters: unlimited telephone. 11,
CLEVELAND PARK-Large front room room or or
rage; meals optional. Cleveland 54s5 IL
PLEASANT CORNER ROOM: private s. ShEwer hove
Bath, $50 per per, month Phone attef s9" s!"eA
| 1923 NJ NV. Dupont Circle-Desirrable rd,.
rooms: walking distance. downtown and Gov
| ernment bldes.; reasonable rent block May
| 6a7 B ST. NE.Large front room: End - a;
neighborhood; quiet. clean; SD. O"nei
Govt worker Call after u pm.
5a14 I4th ST Nw.-,Well furnished second nad
floor front room: detached house; pf'ale
| home; small family: Sl5. GE. 6323.
| 1898 COLUMBIA RD-Large. neat room
kitchenette 81 weekly each for 2: also 'front.'
room. twin beds Adams 42ss-W.
NICE OUTSIDE ROOM.
Eastern and southern exposure; oth noot
| front apt: semi-private bath and shower
/ switchboard service; hotel privileges; gentle
man; $50 mo. 1901 Mass. ave. NV Apt.
No. sol. MA. 96S3.
NEW INN, COS 9th. 81. $l.5O.
So daily: $3.50 weekly. Inspection asked
1926 10Th NV.
Nicely furn.. every conv. So TO So
RENT REDUCED.
Housekeeping; convenient to market all
| cars: electricity. hot water. bath same moor
single 50 SO 14OS Sth st. NV
1896 COL. RID NW.-Colored-Large front
room, furnished or unfurnished reasonable
rent. Adams 1922.
$40 ST NW-Colored-A nice room for
a married working couple.
-. HOBART PLACE-Colored- Newly pa =
pered lhk room. next bath. congenial fam
ily employed couple preferred. AID. 1907.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
R00Ms-sIrRIRRAN.


Il LINDEN AVE. cHERRYpAlE Va
h.-w.h.; yard. garaGe: reasonable.
WITH 2, vt9SH a s0aFa snsery hons sS.
fea, Phone Clarendon. a I' va .% 7is near " is: us
BACHELOR or couple, uniurn.; 10 minutes
isSso 4ss c,sI:sad5 ssss unusual October
l LARGE FURN. ROOM. next 70 bath. with
School: n0es eree1xood eDS sz1 ssz4-J. '.eve ll'n
GARDEN, 2 furn. rooms, freplaces.. inde-
Bachelor ladies or gentlemen; S35. Tel.
Clarendon 132-x2.
GooD, HOPE ROAD s.E.-yery large. com
tTaetive t sur2oIndinss; G % on E large place: Ga
rage Reliable references. Phone Lincoln
home for settled couple; reasonable con-
veniences: no children; garage: reference.
ATTRACTIVE. comfortable room: hot-water
step. 81 N veitch St. Bailston: Va.
LYON VILLAGE. VA-Attractive front room.
mdna .1s hom hone % sos e
furnished room ii modern home. SIS month;
block from Lee Highway. IL
ROOMS AND BOARD-sUBURBAN.
tIsnsportation; sss each per month. BOX
93. Mclean. Va.
IN ARLINGTON CO., VA.-Nicely furnished
room in small private family 10 minutes to
city: reasonable. Phone Clarendon S54-F-l /.
A COUPLE without children. wife unem.
ployed to assist with housekeeping in small
family as part payment: beautiful exclusive
section; conv. to cars and bus. Clar. $50.
EMPLOYED couple or girls, in small, pri-
vate family: near Washington Golf and
Country Club; Is minutes from downtown;
convenient to cars and bus. Clarendon $50.
CARROLL SPRING INN tnear Silver Spring,
Forest Glen. Md.-Why rent when you can
live in honey old inn year round. have cozy
room. home cooked meals. less expense? Bus
service excellent school on bus line. SH.
2O40
Evening star., 1933-09-17
WANTED-ROOMs.


LADY desires unfurn. room in private home
or apt; state details Address Box 1860,
WANTED-By three adults pleasant. clean
I: and X central LOCATION caa csaouna 80
living near Wardman Park or Shoreham
Hotel. by lady. Phone Adams 1850 before
/. noon.
TWO OR THREE ROOMS. furnished; ex-
change interior or exterior painting; 3 IN
family Address Box 46-C. Star Office
LADY desires comfortable room in private
home, Address Box 45s-B. Star ONCE.
dress Box &C, Star once.
FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM, prefer priv
bath. Student employed during day Sec,
l.th g. X. Address Box 214-B. Star Office
VICINITY Ga. AVE. l4th, above AlIis9nm s9r...
Box l00-G. Star ONCE.
VICINITY 10th d COL. or 18TH & COL
Furnished room with private family. by quiet
woman. employed; no other roomers prefer
red. Address Box CSC. Star office.
LARGE unfur. room or one room; Kitchen
Address Box 11-C. Star ofice
WANTED by congenial lady, reasonable.
light, airy. unfurnished room in well kept
residence or large apartment OF good loca-
downtown section. Address Box 29-C Star
ONCE
FURNISHED ROOM with running water in
quiet NV section: state price. locality. Ad-
dress Box :tsl- Star ONCE.
GENTLEMAN wishes well heated room.
dress Box 25-C Star once IL
UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM to be used
as millinery salesroom; state price. Address
Box 224-B Star once.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

LADY. refined. experienced will DO light
Housekeeping for room meals. small salary
Address Box 101-C. Star office.
GENTLEMAN wants home in small family;
give size Of family and details Address
Box 10-C. Star ONCE.
GENTLEMAN Italian with dog desires room
and board with Italian family. Address
Box 327-A. Star ofice.
2nd-FLOOR FRONT. partly furnished. with
private family. adults, in northeast section.
between LIST and Lincoln Park. East Capitol
and D sts.. by quiet lady. Address Box
&c. Star ofice.
WANTED-Board and room by working man.
not over S5 per week. in or close to cars in
city. Address Box l2O-C. Star once
MOTHER and employed daughter desire to
board for Winter with we'll bred people in
quiet environment. Address Box 45lB.
Star once.
TEACHER would like pension in French
family. Address Box 355-B. Star once.
PLEASANT. unfurnished room. privileges. or
unfurnished apt. Hamilton to Emerson SITS.
18th to l4th NV. Address Box 44o-B, Star
ONCE
YOUNG NAN desires room and board with
private family near Barr Building by Oc-
tober /. Will give reference. Location and
rate REQUESTED Edwin c. Sheesley. 90o S.
9th St Harrisburg. Pa l1s
Evening star., 1933-09-17
APARrMENTS-rURNISHED.

1920 9th ST. NW.I3 ROOMS: KITCHEN.
and painted Apply 1116 9th st.
NOW OR OCT: 1-YouNG LADY TO SHARE aAs,s
beds: maid service: cooking optional: all
expenses except meals. SEQ. 7o3 Mon
mouth Apts. 1919 G NV.
FURNISHED o APIS: IL LHK s,o,i PRIyATE GniATs
bia 1878. 3l47 18th St NV.
LAW STUDENT WANTS s!;1s s Two e, oTssaSs .saS'
Address Box so-c Star ofhce. -.
FOR RENT = BACHELOR APARTMENT.
downtown apartment hotel; nicely FUR
nlshed' radio; electric grill. Call DEca.uf
4O5 ST. NE. NEAR CAPITOL-ONE
large bed room. private bath; porch: use OF
large kitchen with Frlgidaire: a MI; $50.
1924 18th ST, NE-s DESIRABLE ROOMS
every convenience; reasonable gooo neieh-
borhood with employed family.
2l6 9Th ST SW ACROSS SMITHSONIAN
Parks large rooms. lncludlng neat. gas
light. linens. china garage ana yaro:
erences: evenings; S25.
NEAR CAPITOL ATTRACTIVE y, CLEAN Lean
eood heat hos wasr JAM mr. Cars bus
reduced; s45. S47 80. 910 Md. ave. ne.
l21O 18th ST. NV NEW APARTMENTS,
rooms bath sos 90; rooms AZ ma as43 ps.2
NEW STEAM HEATED APT, AMI.
5157 Sherrier pl.. Potomac Heights; kitchen,
tile bath and 3 nice rooms; heat. gas elec
garage. $3.50: employed couple. S47.50.
2sO7 CONN. AVE.-LIV. RM. DRESS: RM..
ewes. after 6. Apt. 1O1. AID. 1891 or mgr.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 2144 STREET
n.w.-Second floor; newly decorated; $50
per month
5000 CONN AVE. NW-oNE ROOM.
Pullman kitchen. bath; electricity included;
81 30. See manager.
DUPONT CIRCLE-FURNISHED 2 ROOMS
bath, kitchenette. dinette; entire moor; pri-
vate home; newly decorated; fireplace. DE-
catur O54l.
PETWORTH, 726 TAYLOR NICE
rooms and bath for Ink; convenient Z
everything: to refined reliable adults; rel
erences. Adams 1411W
WYOMING AVE. 1870 ROOMS AM
porch. overlooking city; south and east 9
posure Phone DECATUR 1880.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD and care of children on farm at
Scaggsville, near Laurel. Md: pre-school
age: 81 per week. Mrs. Ricketts,. phone
SPEND AUTUMN IN MTS-Modern farm
hcme. good eats home PRIVILEGES. s. per
week. Mrs. Lester Rosenberger. Strasburs,
Va
JUST THE PLACE YOU have been looking
for: a rest IN the mountains will build you
up for the comns Winter months; excel
lent meals served; rates reasonable. Write
or phone Mrs. Jno. NJ. Moreland. Blue
mont Va
SPEND delightful Fall vacation on large
Colonial estate; private golf course, tennis.
swimming; best Of Southern cooking re-
duced Pail rates: weekly. $40 up to SIS.
with private bath; two hours from Wash
ington. Mai. Marshall Macdonald Media
Farm, Charles Town. w. Va.
ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
1870? 18th ST. NV. at Mass. ave.-Front
single and double: redecorated; new man.
agement; furnished to suit
Evening star., 1933-09-17

1914 HOBART NW.-Room southern ex-
poSure, every conveniepce; quiet location
private home; conv. car and bus reason
alb peuflemeu
Evening star., 1933-09-17

CHEVY CHASE. D. C-Attractive and COM
Portable room. Price. SIS Cleveland 1854.
9lS ST NWMastsI SbUwer esd
ures; / or persons; SIS monthly.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

1905 10th ST. NW-Double, $3.50 each:
large running water room, for 3 refined
men $3.50 each.
1924 CALVERT ST. NW-Pleasant single
room southern exposure; private family;
every convenience; reasonable.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

3O0l PORTER ST NV. Apt. 2o2-Slngle
and double rooms. southern exposure; ladleS
or couple. Phone Cleveland 1881.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

| -o9 r. / living room. bath
lady will share room with another' one piock
N,yHouer M 3QQS
Evening star., 1933-09-17

oio 4th ST SE.-} rooms, 3rd floor. III K; !;
employed people only Inquire all day Sun
daY week DAYS after 3 d N.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

WILTSHIRE MANOR, 1888 10th st. NV
One large double room with connecting
bath in home of charm and distinction
Evening star., 1933-09-17

1903 MASS. AVE NE-One large front and
next bath; sink. range; nicely
fp, ,roich hed
Evening star., 1933-09-17

DOWNTOWN furnished room. twin
beds, 1888 New York Apt. 3; also single
front room SIG 9th. Apt ). 81 80 week.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

DOWNTOWN. opp. Vet Bur. S25 Vermont
ave Apt 6-Large room. running water
equipped Ink. phone. maid. priv. ent.
D DOWNTOWN-First floor, front rooms. well
furnished, next to bath S4 and So week.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

1873 CALIFORNIA. corner 19th-Double
outside, sunny, cool very comfortable. near
bath: steam heat. auto. hot water. reas
Evening star., 1933-09-17

1903 KALORANA RD.-Reflned young lady
to share with another. large, 2nd-foor front;
llXurlouS twin beds: 81 week.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

SLEEPING PORCH. room BATH garage; de-
tached quiet, private home; adults; of
phone, typewriter. CL. 3614.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1910 9th ST NV rooms. kitchen, bath
gas, electricity heat. phone: adults: $50
Evening star., 1933-09-17

S67 KALORAMA RD.-Handsome Colonial
home; suite, single or double rooms. some
with priYate bath See to appreciate.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

1915 LAMONT ST. NW.-Comfortable. clean.
warm front rm.. a. m l., inst. n. W.; private
home; coQY cars. bus; gentleman. l9s
Evening star., 1933-09-17

l5O5 VAN buren, ST. NW.-Rooms. semi
private bath: excellent meals; for two men
students; l2 block from 10th st. bus
fYOS
Evening star., 1933-09-17

1749 @ ST NW.-Furn. front double-single
rooms; Sunday night suppers; cont. hot water,
shower; terms reasonable.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

9. NEAR lsth-Large front room. con-
tlnuous hot water. telephone. maid service,
private home: no children: American gen.
tleman only; $50 monthly. garage 81:
both. $500 yearly: reference. Telephone
North 333.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

934 10th ST NE.-Three 2nd-foor rooms,
Ink: heat cleo, gas furnished; adults
Evening star., 1933-09-17

MASS AVE. HTS.-Private home. near Ca
tbedral in best residential section single or
douhla room: reasonable. CL 1433.