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city, have been assigned to Saturday
night.
The display will be open at both day
aud night sessions Of the exposition,
and a quantity Of literature and In.
formation on the subject of national
representation for the District will be
available for distribution to visitors.
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Garn nf ThankH.

MoIIIE. Mrs Myrtle L. Bush
and family wish to express sincere graz,
tude TO the pastor and choir OF the Mount
Jezreel Baptist Church. TO all socletes;
The Welfare Service and Co-workers o!
the Munitions Building and the!r many
friends for their kind expressions OF sym
pathy and beautiful floral oferlnsS a.
the death of our beloved one MOLLIE
ROBINSON,
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Aid to Serve Supper.

LEGATO, Va, october 81 lSpecialo
The Ladies' Aid Of pender NJ Z. Church
south will hold a chicken and oyster
supper Thursday evening at the home
of Wesley w. Swart, here, beginning
at $50 o'clock.
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D. c. VOTE SEEKERS
TO HOLD EXHIBIT
Citizens Joint Committee
Will Take Part in Industrial
Exposition Tomorrow.

In furtherance of its movement to
obtain for District citizens the right to
National Representation for the District
OF Columbia will open an attractive
and interesting educational exhibit at
the ninth annual Industrial Exposition
OF the Washington Chamber of Com
merce tomorrow night in the Wash
1ngton Auditorium.
Theodore w. Noyes, chairman of the
committee, has issued call to men,
bers of the Joint Executive Committee
to assist in the exhibit.
Direct Contact With Public"
Here We are able to have direct con-
tact with large section Of the public
and by means of informative literature
and oral explanation to give a better
understanding to our proposal and to
point out just how the individual citi-
zen can be Of aid to the movement u
Mr.. Noyes said,
The committee chairman has assigned
distinctive groups within the committee
to take charge of the display booth each
night of the exposition. The booth
has been set up and is under the gen.
eral direction of Jesse c. Suter, vice
chairman of the Joint Committee.
Monday night has been assigned To
the trade bodies. with representatives
OF the Washington Board of Trade
Washington Chamber Of Commerce
Merchants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton and Federation Of Business Mems
Associations in attendance.
Clubs to Direct Exhibits.
The women's clubs will have charge
Of the exhibit Tuesday. when repre-
sentatives of the District Federation OF
Women's Clubs, Twentieth Century
Club and Susan B. Anthony Founda-
ton will be on hand.
Wednesday has been designated vet
erans' night, and officers of the Dis
trict of Columbia Department, Ameri.
can Legion, and the District Depart
ment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
will be in charge Of the national rep
reSentation exhibit.
Organized labor groups will be rep
resented Thursday. when officers OF
the Central Labor Union. Maryland
State and District Federations of Labor
will be on hand.
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lit Mrmurian1.

CARTER. SARAH a. Sacred to the memory
OF our dear mother. SARAH A. CARTER.
who departed this life five years ago to-
day. october 80. 1923.
In the book O. our lives there are memories
OF the happest moment we've known
And recorded in love is the blessing
OF a wonderful mother-our own.
Till memory fades and life departs
You'll live forever in our hearts
Time takes away the edge OF grief
But memory turns back every leaf.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. EMMA. MA
ME. JESSIE. MARGARET AND HARRY.
RODLER. MARGARET. In memory OF
MARGARET RODLER. who died twenty
three years ago today, october 22, 1910
beloved daughter Of Mary c. and tie late
j. Blake Clark. Anniversary mass az Holy
Comforter Church. r. c.
Loved and remembered.
MOTHER
WIGGINS. GERTRUDE LEE. The devoted
daughter of Mrs. Rachel Stewart, GER
TRUDE LEE WIGGINS, who departed this
life one year ago today, october 90. 1882.
Our hearts still ache with sadness.
Our eyes shed many tear:
God only knows how We. miss you
At the end OF this sad year.
HER LOVING MOTHER AND PANTY.
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League in Charge Friday.

The Voteless D. c. League Of Women
Voters and its department OF efficiency
IN government will have charge of the
booth Friday night.
Citizens associations. headed by the
Federation of Citizens Associations
and including representatives of indi-
vidual civic groups throughout the
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia Cloudy. prob
ably occasional rain today; colder to-
night; tomorrow fair and colder with
fresh southwest winds.
Maryland and Virginia-Probably oc-
caslonal rain, colder in afternoon in
extreme west portion today and colder
tonight: tomorrow fair and colder
West Vrginia-Rain, colder today;
tomorrow partly cloudy and colder.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear late yesterday afternoon
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The Sun and Moon.

Rises. Sets.
Sun, today :. 6:24 $40
Sun, tomorrow 6:25 SIG
Moon, today :. lO39am. 7:39pm
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
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Record for Last "a Hours
Record Until 10 PM. SATURDAY..

Highest. II, at 3 pm. yeste. ~. Year
ago. 65
Lowest, So. at S am. yesterday. Year
ago, so.
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Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 100. on June g.
Lowest, ii, on Febrouary 8.
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Tide Tables.

Furnished by United States Coast an,
Geodetic Survey
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SHEA. ISABEL a. on Friday octot

1858 at 1910 pm. at Colonial Beach.
Va. ISABEL A.. beloved wife Of Philip A.
Shea and sister OF Miss Bridget DAILY and
Mrs. Nora Williams. Funeral FROM the
residence of Mrs. Williams. 1881 North
Carolina ave. ne. Monday. October 90, at
$50 am: thence TO Holy Comforter
Church. l4th and East CAPITOL SITS, where
requiem mass will be offered al o'clock
for the repose of her soul. Relatives ard
friends invited to attend. 1nterment at
Mount OliNef CsmeterY .,nh
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SOV|ETRECOGN|T|ON|
OPPOSED BY s. A. RI
District of Columbia Society
Presents Petition to Presi-
dent Roosevelt.

With the realization that Soviet Rus
sia is bending every effort to have
the United States recognize that coun-
try" the District of Columbia Society,
Sons OF the American Revolution, left
at the White House yesterday a vigor-
ously-worded resolution urging Presi-
dent Roosevelt to withhold recognition.
Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, retired,
president Of the society, and repre-
sentatives of other patriotic societies
were unable to see the President and
left the resolution and accompanying
statement with one Of his secretaries
to be delivered to him. The state
ment included list of $50 organiza-
tions which have protested against rec
ognition Of Soviet Russia and represent,
Gen. Fries said, about 28,000,000 per-
sons.
Members Of Delegation.
In the delegation were Rear Admiral
Sumner, E. w. Kittelle. Col. Alonzo
Gray, past president of the District So
ciety, S. A. R.. and Frank B. Steele,
secretary general of the national society.
Besides protesting against the extern
sion of recognition to Russia, the Sons
Va VIC AIllCliCdll IttNOlutlUIl uTSeU ell
actment of legislation providing for the
exclusion and expulsion of alien Com
munistS.
The resolution opposing recognition
was based on the broad allegations that
the Soviet Union is making every eff
fort to cause a worldwide revolution,
the overthrow Of God, the enslavement
OF the people, reputation of debts and
bring about the downfall of everything
Tor which our forefathers fought.
Aims of Soviet Cited.
The resolution cited the aims and
efforts OF the Soviet Union to foment
revolution and urged the President to
withhold recognition until such time
as the Soviet Republic shall acknowl-
edge the Heavenly Father as the sl-
preme ruler of the universe and shall
permit and encourage His worship by
the people of every nation"
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ALEXANDRA CLUB
NOW so YEARS OLD
First Organization of It's Kind in
England to Celebrate
Jubilee.

LONDON, March 4 (NAN.A).-The
first all-woman club in England is
shortly to celebrate its jubilee It is
the Alexandra in Grosvenor street, first
opened IN 1883, when no young lady of
fashion was allowed to visit London un-
less invited to stay with friends and ac-
companled by a maid and chaperone.
It was definitely mot done" to put
up at even the best hotel and the coun-
try girls OF the period who, in spite of
thelr wasp waists, had some feeling of
independence, were not content to stav
at home until some friend invited them
to town out of pity.
therefore, six of them, headed by
Lady Clara Vincent, founded a club.
10 conform to convention. no man was
10 De allowed over its doorstep. even
tradesmen being kept at safe distance.
Even SO. there was storm of indipna-
ton. and mothers forbade their daugh-
ters to go near the place.
In Few months the indignation be-
gan TO die down, and when one of the
Princess OF Wales woman friends asked
the Prince, afterward King Edward. If
ne thought the club was fast. he re-
solved to investigate. At the front door
ne was duly turned away by the por-
teress. So he went back and told his
TRENDS that the club was so respectable
IL ought to bear the Princess of Wales
name, and it has been the AIexandra
Club ever since.
one concession has been made. how
ever. Men are now allowed in-but
only to tea.
Copyright. 1882 bv North American Neus-
paper Alliance, Incl
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STUDENTS HIT RULES
Denounce Order Declaring "Social
Relations" as "Demoralizing."

GREENVILLE, s. c., March "a R.-
Students of Furman University at a
mass meeting here yesterday loudly de-
nounced rules announced yesterday
forbidding social relations" between
Furman and Greenville Woman's Col
lege students on the Furman campus
during class hours, chapel period and
between classes.
Hundreds of students jammed the
chapel building to adopt resolution
opposing the rules. Student speakers
said the rules were instigated by Fur
man officials who had complained that
talking with the young women was
"demoralizing the scholarly atmos-
phere' of the campus and preventing
students from studying.
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FOUR PRISONERS CAUGHT
Escaped Men Rearrested After
Brief Pistol Fight.

HARRISON. Ark, March "a CR.-
F'our OF six prisoners who escaped from
Jail at Springfield, Mo-, last SATURDAY
were captured after brief pistol fight
yesterday at cabin in Dead Mans
Hollow" 20 miles from here.
Ihe Iour are Jack Allen, charged with
robbery Of the Bank of Ash Grove. Mo:
Fred Smith. charged with violation OF
me Dyer act; H. F.. Erphs Of Iowa, also
held on a Dyer act charge, and Rolla
Wilson. charged with robbery and kid
naping.
A woman who gave the name OF
Dorothy Erphs also was taken into
custody.
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Japan BELIEVED.
WORRIED BY HITLER
Ambition to Regain Lost
Colonies Held to Cause
Apprehension.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Adolf Hitler's ambition to recover the
colonies wrested away from Germany
by the allied powers apparently has
added to the Japanese apprehension
over their inundated islands In the
Pacific an apprehension first aroused
by suggestions that Japan's resignation
from the League Of Nations would make
1t necessary for them to give up the
islands.
Strong Stand Taken.
Yosuke Matsuoka, Japanese delegate
to the Geneva Disarmament Conference.
who was due to arrive in this country
today on his way back to Japan. has
taken a strong stand in defense OF
Japan's mandate over the islands, say
Ing it was granted by the Supreme
Allied Council. not by the League OF
Nations, and that membership In the
League is not essential to its validity.
Japan,s conception Of inundated ter
ritories Is at variance with that OF
other powers. Japanese spokesmen
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railroad adviser TO former Secretary Of
the Treasury william Gibbs McAdoo.
died yesterday after a six weeks illness.
He was 50 years old.
Williams was born In Raleigh, N. g.
He was director Of numerous utility
and business concerns. including the
American Light g. Traction Co., the
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have repeatedly said their mandate
over the hundreds Of former German
Islands scattered along the route be.
tween the Philippines and Hawaii u
equivalent to ownership.
President Wilson subscribed to no
such conception at the Versailles Con.
ference. However, Japanese spokesmen
insist Great Britain and France agreed
to 1t.
Great Britain already has given Iraq,
for which 1t held . mandate, complete
independence, and France is planning
to FREQ Syria, over which 1t holds .
mandate.
Accordance With Plan.
This Is In accordance with the plan
agreed upon by the victors in the World
War that captured territories should be
intrusted to various nations ~ guard
ians. with the understanding that they
would be made free as soon as the pop
ulations are capable Of self-government.
Although the United States refused
Government has repeatedly stated that
it feels its part in winning the war
gives 1t the right to pass on any change
In the status OF mandated territory.
The Japanese navy captured the Ger
man-oWncd islands in the Marshall,
Marianne and Carolina groups soon
after Japan entered the war on the side
of the allies. Their strategic position
makes them important to Japanese
naval defense.
Japan has repeatedly denied that she
Is fortifying the islands.
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PLAN C0STLESS ELECTION
Volunteer Workers to Serve With
out Pay Asked in Arizona.

PHOENIX, Ariz., March "a LP,.-
Sioney 2: Osborn, chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee
ana Or. r. j. Stroud chairman of the
Republican State Central COMMITTEES
announced Yesterday plans were under
way for holding a coetless election to
select a successor to Representative
Lewis w. Douglas, who resigned to be-
come director of the budget.
Inc two party leaders have written
county chairmen asking them to re-
cru1t volunteer election workers to serve
without pay.
Evening star., 1933-03-24
Players FORGOT Winner.

In a game recently played at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Nicorali.
Portland, Oreg., four straight sets of
pinochle were dealt out to players. In
the excitement no one learned who won
the game.
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UTILITY LEADER DIES

NEW YORK. March ~ @.-Edgar
Mack williams. vice chairman of the
Finance Committee Of the United Else
tric Light & Power Co. and wartime
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Will Gust to Avoid Squabble."

Leaving the bulk of his estate to his
wife, the will Of the late j. H. Roster,
filed at Pine Bluff, Ark. read that 1t
was made "just to avoid a squabble
after I'm dead"
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1907 CRITTENDEN ST NV
s rooms, baths, . glass-incl. porches,
pantry; oil heat; reasonable rent.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO.. National 0765.
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I24 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
Six rooms and bath built-in garage;
splendid condition; $3.50 per month.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Ave. Dist. 8141.
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TO COLORFD

646 Acker st. ne, Or, gas, b. S32 so
ll3 81. NV, Dr., o., lat, gas, el.. 80
221 D st. NV, II r. h.-u.h ell. -. 50.75
2lS Perker ST. ne, or. water 22.75
li52 9tn 81. ne, Ir. e., lat, b., gar. AZ 90
40 l6tn ST. ne, Or, water. .... %. 80
1ISJ Y 81. Sc, Or, el.. lat, b. 40. so
lUS NJ st. NV. Dr., water, gas. lat. n. 80
l345 First st. NV, 6r.. b., ell, lat -. 1885
M st. ne. 6r., lat, gas, ell. $500
- Pierce st. NV. or.. water, lat. $3.50
81 ST. NV. Or. water. er....... $50
1907 Jefferson st. NV, Ar. water 22.50
l20S b st. me-, Or, lat, ell, b.. ...... $3.50
1Ol1 3rd S.. ne, IT., gas, b. ....... $500
1ll9 18th st. ne, 5r., water. ..... 1880
d7l2 First st. NV. Or: el, .h.-w.h... 55.s5
500 10th St ne. Dr.. h;-w.h.. ell. b: $3.50
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS,
sos North Capitol Nat. 6733.
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SALE OR RENT-BOUsES.

s9.s00. BRICK COTTAGE, LOT 50x1I0,
congress Heights. rooms and bath, h.-w.
neat, ami, two-car garage and 4-room
frame mouse on rear, rented for Sl2.00; net
payments for rent is S43.0o per month. Net
payments for sale is S4S.00 per month. One
trust OF S6,500. payable monthly, no re-
newas: Make cash offer above S6.500 or
traae Ior clear property. Open at any hour.
3507 Brothers place se.
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FOR RENT TO COIORFD

rooms, hot-water heat. electric and
NV.
l1O3, 9th ST. Me- rooms. hot-water
neat electric and gas, in first-claSs condi-
On 10th St. NV. bet r SIS rooms,
hot-water heat, electric and gas, S35
I'll Warren st. N.E,-3 rooms, bath. gas
and electric, porch AID back yard; Sl650.
6l5 2nd st. S.W.--4 rooms, bath, gas and
electric, in f1rSt-class condition; S27.5O
BENJAMIN F. FLETCHER,
1898 18th st. NV. No. 6Sl3-7655.
Once Open AM. to g PM.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

3 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH APT; AMI,
private entrance, garage. $500 3Oth St., Mt.
Rainier. Md.
> LARGE. SUNNY FRONT ROOMS; KTTCH-
enette end bath; bus stops at front door.
Call Falls Church 5-W2.
APARTMENT, UNFURNISHED, 8 ROOMS
with bath, electricity; min. from bus, 4
min. from train. 20 min. from electric cars.
Reasonable. Apply Geo. F. Owens, Tuxedo, Md.
en- furnished or unfurnished; l5 minutes
from D. c. Clarendon 9SS. Box 131, Ar
ington. Va. 13s
3 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH FUR
nished apt. Near cars and bus. S405 Cedar
ave, Silver Spring. Md. IA
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
Very desirable, rms, 2 baths, modern;
ccc--. 99o frcn rezponsihles teneHt c,r in
mediate cccurancy, Call National $3.50.
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| COLOEED.
NO CASH DOWN.
BUY LIKE RENT.
$34.50 PER MONTH.
2-story brick 8 rooms. bath. gas. elec,
papered and painted: Originally cost SIS $50,
Reduced to S3.950 for quick sale
1861 KRAMER ST NE
Phone Nat 1875 week days only, $50 "a
0. DR. A. HENRY, INC. 1016 Eye ST. NV.
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs.
ALL CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES No
FORD. Dist. 4509 i01o Vermont ave.
WILL PAY ALL CASH AT ONCE FOE SEW
eral brick houses, reasonably priced. white
or colored. Phone District 0%73 OF write
EARLE w. MANSON 1l03 Vermont ave NV,
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES.
any section; reasonable; give l3West cuick-
SAFE price. BoX 126S. City P. o.
WANTED--IN MT. PLEASANT SECTION
good cash payment Dist. A692.
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE IN OR NEAR 45cs
bIoek Wisconsin ave; ami; with garage.
Address Box 131-C. Star office.
ALL CASH AT ONCE FOR BRICK HOUSES.
give all information. Address Box 1870
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES.
WM. j. CALLAHAN 1877 Eye NV. Nat ssS1!
WANTED.
To buy a good six or seven room house
In Sacred Heart Parish. Pay cash. Address
Box 292-C. Star Office. I2@
COLORED GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE
wants home. good section NV. or ne; good
4692.
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FOR COLORED.

1417 18th n.w--9 r. b.. h.-w.h.. eIec S57. so
5925 Clay st. n.e.--4-r, bung. elec. 81 so
424 1st st. n.w.-9 r.. b.. lat, cleo 1880
1o22 . st. n.W.-tReaDa T.. water. 1880
209la Elm n.w.-6 r, b.. h.-w, h.. elec. 90
525 925 Sqreoran T91Ssra st. nwn3 r. b. eleG 1900
1895 You St NV. North 49O7.
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18th and Pa. Ave. NV Ma 4Sl5.
1902 COL. RID. NW-3 stories, rms, .
baths; garage; near cars, bus. 10th st.
Adams 0574. Open.
ROOMING HOUSE.
14th st. above Monroe st. NV. near Cav
alier Hotel-ESpecally desirable 3-story row
brick. rms. GO bed rooms), 2 baths,
porcheS, awnings screens, weather stripped,
newly decorated. Frigidaire. oil burner. 2-car
garage; possession short notice; rental. 500.
If rented before February Is.
Also desirable 9-rm and bath row brick,
Park rd. near 18th St. convenient cars,
stores and schools. Reduced rent.
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY,
1417 L st. NV. National $3.50.
ATTRACTIVE HOME-CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
4139 Harrison st. NV, corner 42nd St
Det. stone and stucco, 8 rms Law. on 1st
floor. built-in gar; large yard: Just redec-
GRATED. Reasonable rent to responsible ten
ant. National $3.50.
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ern, wide po-ches. exclusive ne!ghborhood.
Ye- "t2 -s,- ne
w. p. LOCKWOOD. 14I5 G ST. NV, 10.
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Phone west O2oo.
TAKOMA PARK, MD, NEAR WASHING
ton Sanitarium-903 Prospect st. Corner
Holstein ST.. new brick home. so by 1875
lot. porch, fireplace, full tile bath with
shower. oak floors. Complete apt. on second
floor, with separate entrance now rented
reduces net rent to S42.50. Inspect today
or call Columbia 757l Monday.
TAKOMA-NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW,
hand decorated large grounds, well fenced,
salso 7-room house, condition and location
SA-1. Rents reduced. Shep 240S.
1446 OAK ST MUSHROOM BRICK
house. all modern improvements; rent, $50.
Apply 1911 Oak ST. NV
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(Continucd.)

We challenge you to find as good an
apartment for the money. The apartments
as well as the location and service will ap-
peal to you. All in perfect condition.
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WOODSIDE- SPRING.
Near to schools soad end churches. 10 large
with 1; beautiful trees @ and iS' shrubsi 'afse io
THOS, E. FARRELL co. National O765.
sAUL'S o,I ADDITION 13l6 EMERSON ST.
yse iot dsssad and bath
S15 per month. Address Box 5000, Star
Office.
FOR RENT-CHEVY CHASE, D. C., NEAR
bed rooms: baths. brick: beautiful first
foe floor 2,car ggaos garage; Beereation s3as room in
Four and five rooms. bath. S35 and $40
month. Greenwood 216S.
FOR RENT-CHEvY CHASE, D. ,C.-INTE-
rior made over new; rooms. bath. garage
2 verandas. Greenwood 216s.
5124 NEBRASKA AVE. STORY
Sstaehed ,stn,n; brick; ossa g rooms baths; 500
rage; $50. Phone District Os84
I2s YoU ST. NE, BLOCK From TECH
GARAGE s5E a mo-; $50 without GARAGE
54I5 ILLINOIS AVE. NV, R. B, -. $50
30 Randolph pl. n,w.-6 r. & b.......... 40
f. apiI o6fis oofEMAN. "a T f41o & Nv. Met sass,
MASS. AVE. N.w-.LARGE HOUSE. IA r.,
hs and fG SHaTdbs heu1e
r. 3 baths. .-i garage; a W reduced Trent rent. e' -
vi R. MARSHALL, 026 N Y. Ave. Nat. s6e7.
4902 9TH ST N.w.-6 ROOMS, GARAGE.
yard. with or without gas heat; Electrolux
| refrige-ation; new Magic-Chef stove, two
pei ches; half block from bus line. Rent.
S6J5O. Key next door at 1904 7th ST., or
| call OWNER. Georgia 1918.
DETACHED-,931 LONGFELLOW ST. NV
| & r., 2 b.. h.-w.h., elec.; newly dec; gar.
| arranged 2 families; 500 4Sl1 Illinois ave.
NV, r.. b. & shower; fine condition; S65
| 1926 9th NV, detached, T. b., cleo, h.
| VIII. S55. Georgia 0l79.
| CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Aarf rob rFne hat
excellent condition; buit-in garage viii
c@c--. 99o frcn recponsihles 1t cor i'm
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HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED

$3.50.
Convenient Walter Reed Hospital. block
to cars-S2o Underwood st. n.w.--Very de-
sirable rms, and bath. semi-det. brick,
Call National $3.50
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NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK.
1929 Irving ST. bed rooms, 2 baths, in
closed porches, attic. oil burner; garage;
stone front, terraced lawn, abundance shrub
berry; refined neighborhood; SS5. Line.
45SS-W
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1901 New Jersey ave. n.w.-5 rooms; new
condition; S52.50.
424 Que st. n.w.--4 rooms: S41 a4.
Il & JEMZS. ll.C
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WANTED-APARTMENT.


YOUNG COUPLE WITH CHILD 3 YRS. OLD
wishes to rent entire, floor of private home
in Petworth or BriEhtwood. Address Box
210-C, Star Ofice.
COUPLE WITH G-MONTH-OL INFANT
desire small, clean apt, in modern private
home. Address Box 475-H. Star offlce.
. ROOMS, KIT, BATH, UNFURNISHED, IN
private home; adults; reasonable. Address
Box 240-C, Star Office l2s
MAN AND WIFE WILL CARE FOR APT
or rooming house apt. in exchange. Address
Box 341-C, Star office.
WANTED ROOM, KrTCHENETTE AND
bath, completely furnishC d, by married cou-
pie; not over S25 mo. Lin. S690-M.
BY REFINED SETTLED COUPLE-SMALL
fur. front apt, elec. and gas incl about
$35. Address Box 339-C. Star office.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES ROOM OR TO
share an apartment with another girl: Con-
necticut ave. or nearby. Call Col. 0275-J
between 10 and 3 Sunday.
AT LEAST 2 ROOMS, KITCHEN, PRIVATE
bath. in home, in good NV. section. Must
be reasonable Wis. 1858.