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The Washington times., 1933-09-15

S144AA0 OoNOH
sen put those questions up to
a periodical which passed her
letter on to the world. That
letter packed a sturdy wallop at
the treatment we give our
home helpers in this land Of
freedom and equality" It
also carried a lashing indict-
ment of the American house.
wife, in her treatment Of her
working partner.
"Since the NRA Eagle" said
Alma, "has spread its protec-
tive wings over U. S. workers,
household servants excepted,
many thousands of us shall
continue to work from $50 a.
m. to $3.50 p. m, or later when
guests are entertained, often on
24-hour duty when there are
children or others who cannot
be left alone, with one weekly
day off-after the work is
done and dinner preparation
wages" which range from SIS
per week to Exchange for room
and board"
$50 why" concluded Alma,
Shouldn't something be done
about US?"
We, too, handed her question
on, and our files are still
Scorching with the answers.
YOU'LL BE TREATED LIKE
A SLAVE" cried one. "The
average American wife has nev-
er been used to a maid in her
own childhood. She is deter
mined to get her moneys worth,
and crafty her own conceit,
when she does achieve a servant.
PRIVACY? There's no such
thing! Your room is in any
old corner of the house, re.
gardless Of its decent sanitary
or lighting arrangements.
Eight-hour days; five-day
weeks? A great break for
some! But can the housemaid
hope to share it? Listen while
Rose Anne Robie. of Chicago,
gives some red hot testimony:
IF I HAD A DAUGHTER
I'D KILL HER RATHER THAN
LET HER GO INTO DOMES-
TIC SERVICE" cries Rose.
In the service. you begin work
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when you lift your head from
your pillow, and it's not fin
ished until you go back to bed
at night. The same people
who make maids work like
horsese would not work five
minutes longer than they have
to in their own jobs without
being paid for it. But you're
terrible if you're not obliging
always. I know and can give
proof If needed.
"THE AMERICAN WOMAN
IS A SLAVE DRIVER! SHE
TREATS HER HELPER AS SHE
WOULDN'T DARE TO TREAT
A DOG! I'D RATHER WORK
FOR A MAN. ANY TIME"
That was the tenor Of 80 out
Of 100 letters. But there were
a few like the following:
My dear Miss Robinson:
I am a reasonably intelli.
gent, capable girl who was.forced
to take to housework instead
Of a secretarial position, and it
certainly hasn't hurt me. I'm
not treated like a doormat by
any means.
I take the same attitude to-
wards domestic work that I
would to any other job, doing
it efficiently and quietly. For
two years now I have been
cooking and cleaning house for
another woman. and have yet
to form an inferiority comlex.
I eat in the dining-room and
entertain my friends in the liv-
ing-room. I haven't lost my
taste for good music or books.
On the contrary, I have more
time for things like that be-
cause I stay in nights. Z am
taking a correspondence course
in German, a thing which I
never would have found time to
do before.
And finally, this: Just be-
cause my occupation Is "domes.
tic" gives me no excuse to keep
my mind on a level with the
diShpan!
I am signing my name-hav-
ing a horror Of anonymous let
ters. If you publish this let
ter, please do include my name.
Thank you.-WILMA CHRISTI
New Haven, Conn.
A nice letter, yes. Remember.
ing the friendly homes, the
happy helpers you've known,
you're comforted by that letter.
CAN YOU SAY IT'S TYP1.
CAL?
In short, DO YOU THINK
THE DOMESTIC SERVANTS
OF AMERICA ARE GETTING
A SQUARE DEAL?
Would you like to take such
work, or have your daughter
take it?
SHOULD HOUSEHOLD SER.
WANTS UNIONIzE?
OR SHOULD THE NRA IS
SUE A FEW SNAPPY PRO.
NOUN CEMENTS CONCERN.
ING WHITE SLAVERY" IN
AMERICAN KITCHENS?
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or an embargo on Latin Amer
ican sugar production that would
defeat reciprocity negotiations
in that quarter.
President Roosevelt has thus
far refused, upon the recon-
mendation of Secretary Dern, to
jeopardize the stability of the
Philippine government and add
to the economic distress of the
Philippine people by subjecting
them to an indefensibly unfair
limitation upon their sugar pro-
duction.
Whether the Roosevelt admin
istration will be able to compel
the sugar lobbyists to respect
the obligations of the United
States by consenting to reason
able limitations on sugar pro-
duction which will be accept
able to the Philippines, Cuba
and Latin America Is still q
question.
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RUDYARD KIPLNG, MORE WIDELY KNOWN EVEN
THAN BARRIE. YOU DON'T ENVY HIS
JOYFUL" EXPRESSION

publishers know it. they write book it does SELL or
the energy to write it does not come.
And nothing is bitter than to oUTL1vE YOURSELF,
TO look at past filled with success and into present with
out that success the feversh PRODUCTION that makes life
worth while.
Happy the old who still has work to do that is
WANTED who feels, he goes through lfe that he
tributes something to the lives Of Others if only the
humble and useful work.
AS you look at these two faces you know that an old
carpenter seventy eighty still able to drive nail straight
though he do important work than building
frame of little chicken coop small barn. is happier
these "geniuses' with the genius gone before them.
The Washington times., 1933-09-15

November 7, 1872, not one was
ever seen again alive or dead,
nor has any authentic message
ever turned up from any one Of
them.
But the Mary Celeste was
found prancing erratically over
the waves, a ghost ship, with
everything on board in apple pie
order-and yet not a soul on
board. On December 4, almost
a month after the Mary Celeste
had cleared Sandy Hook, she
was sighted by the British bark,
Del Gratia, plowing along be.
fore a fair wind about 800 miles
west Of Gibraltar.
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SHOULD
T H E Y
SHARE THE
NEW DEAL?
Should they
have a guar
antee under
the NRA Of
shorter hours,
or at least
r e G u ! a r
hours? Real
81 i v l n g
wages? De-
cent liVin g
quarters?
r e c e ntly
AI~aA Y44AA
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the altar with their fingers
crossed and one eye on the
divorce lawyer. They have no
sporting spirit!
But # the fear Of alimony Is
helping to keep the Great
American Husband in the
straight and narrow path, then
perhaps I should not feel such
hearty sympathy for the payers
Of alimony as I sometimes do.
Copyright. 1898. King Features
Syndicate, 1nc.)
The Washington times., 1933-09-15

Everybody that old age by poverty and neglect is
bitter for Thomas Hood put the unhappy
truth in three lines.
"When he is forsaker,
Withered and shaken,
What can an old man do but die?"
The two whose pictures published in this column
are of course included in the od that orsaken
withered and shaken
Yet they not happy their faces show it, The world
praises the showers compliments them. They invited
10 dinners and to make speeches. And they ACCEPT But
THEY ARE NO LONGER PRODUCTIVE OF THEIR BEST
WORK They cannot do what they did in their youth THEY
may not know it, realize admit it but the world and the
The Washington times., 1933-09-15

However, now that two Chi
cago women have been ordered
to pay alimony to their reSpec-
tive husbands, it looks as
though the men may soon stand
a chance Of getting an even
break.
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They are, says Miss Sheilah
Graham, young writer from Eng.
land.
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Collecting alimony has been
Americas most popular national
industry for the last few years.
No chivalrous man dares to
marry q trusting little woman,

these days, unless he has suf"
ficient money to pay her the
alimony to which she is looking
forward.
The greatest shock Of many a
sweet young girls life is to dis
cover that the man who prom
ised at the altar to "love and
cherish" her forever is a week
late or a hundred dollars short
with the alimony.
It is a heartbreaking disap-
pointment to marry a man for
his money, and then find that
the only way you can GET it is
to take it from him in the form
Of alimony. Every economist
agrees that "a woman should re-
ceive a mans wages" but IL
takes a divorce lawyer to tell her
how to separate him from
them.
Now and then you find a
famous prima donna, a wealthy
debutante, or a hardworking
business woman who scorn to
ask for alimony. Not because
she is too proud or too noble,
but because she knows that by
the time they had finished argu-
ing about 1t she would probably
The Washington times., 1933-09-15

On the other hand, a wife who
demands two-thirds Of a mans
income, after two months Of
married life, may be prompted
entirely by sentiment. NO
woman wants to be forgotten!
And the Surest way to make a
man remember you forever is
not to touch his heart, but to
touch his pocketbook.
The Washington times., 1933-09-15

American husbands take first
prize as faithful and devoted
spouses. That, says Miss Ora.
ham, is because they are afraid
Of alimony and the alimoniacs.
The Washington times., 1933-09-15

Some day it may be the dam
sci earning a fat salary check
who will have to mind her p's
and as in order to protect her
income from a designing hus-
band, who may marry her only
to enjoy an easy life on alimony
the wages Of sin.
The Washington times., 1933-09-15

Funny thing about these
modern lovers. Old-fashioned
lovers used to VOW to cling to
each other forever and ever.
Modern lovers promise faith
fully NOT to cling to each
other one moment after the
thrills are over. They step to
The Washington times., 1933-09-15
LISTEN, WORLD!
BY Elsie Robinson

Should Domestic Servants
Share the "NeW Deal?"
How about housemaids, nurse
maids, cooks-all domestic SER
wants.
The Washington times., 1933-09-15
MARRY-GO-ROUND
BY Helen Rowland

Are They Afraid?
Are American men and women
afraid Of each other?
The Washington times., 1933-09-15

be lending him the carfare to
get back home, and paying him
a bonus to stay there.
Evening star., 1933-08-26

1467 IRVING ST. NV.
Tbre. large rooms. kit. and bath. $50 so:
newly redecorst-d. latest Frigidaires. Two
apartments only left. 20
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BURTON HALL. 2I3O G ST. N NW.-ATTRAC
tive eptS. kitchenetteS. Frisidairc; $50 to
Si4 81 weekly. rooms. 81 basement apt. 50.
Evening star., 1933-08-26

14l6 NE.-3 ROOMS. BATH, ENCLOSED
porch heat, gas, cleo; limited phone Sery-
ice S:I6.5o. Call after Il pm.
S"s HOUSEKEEPING APT. OF :! ROOMS.
Kitchen and bath. outside. f.i3 JACKSON
ST Il e MR. MIIOR NJ .onal lninn.
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FREE RENT to Sept !. Attractively fur
nished rooms. , windows. radio. cont. hot
water: St 80 per week 1910 Eye St. NV.
$50 MONMOUTH ANNEX.
up. lSI' u d n W
Comfortably furnished rooms. compile
privacy individual telephones and running
water in each room. Most convenient loca-
ton ~
ISla q ST NV Metropolitan $3.50.
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l13, EYE ST. near White House-Owner' )
handsome private home. beautifully fur
nished; maid service; gentlemen; reference.
1901 N ST. NW.-Large front. semi-private
bath: walking distance downtown; very rea-
Sonabe 20.
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Observation-Disclosures.

14I6 F, ,NE.-a ROOMS, BATH. INcLosED
porch: heat tas s, eies.; Lee hmited phone seFV-
tshfn s sd 6ah SGsiap
St. She ne. MR.. MiLoR. National o@oH 49,
HAMPTON. l.4o 18th ST. NV RMS
$40 to $50. Apply Ant lo1. l':'" 18th st.
5II2 CONN. Ave AND , RMS, X. d.
b.. porch, Gen. Eiec., SO to Sdo- Janitor
THE CLIFTON i:s:, CLIFTON ST. Nv;
j large rms; front southern exp: furnished
unfur.; Kelvinators See tan.tor. 30
TlLDEN GARDENS ROOMS. KIT. BATH.
reasonable Re cLeT. Gsi5. ~ " %
,.5:4 ! ;th ST NV. JUST SOUTH COLUM-
bis road,-:;, rooms. kitchen. bat h. reception
hall. inclosed porch. SO; :, rooms. kitchen.
bath $50; Frisidame included.
1913 ST; Sc AND :; r, k B.; REC
rooms: quiet neshborhood: near Eastern
High School: @ +. refrigerator. Cell Apt. ).
APT 5"0-S:,5.0o-., EXPOSURES N LIV
ing room facing. Fairmont st. small ,hall;
d bath WITH sh1IsG add pffoF 5d Te
Frisidaire: antenna; New Am t er a m
Apartments. :7o1 18th ST. ny nw.-
st BE Uo aesab.a sr hos nfsf een
trail High: c. h. W G E refriperator.
THE HYGEAN. IIo. MASS. AVE. Nv
front apt, . rooms: KITCHEN and and bath. $50
newly decorated. private bath large ,,,as elo;-
e5s s0n h ocaon w gas ads eIfe G hea'
kitcheS bath. nc'osed sleeping porch. phone:
inst hot watsr; Fp,siaaife DARE light heat and
THREE LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. AMI:
reasonable; over Duncans Drug Store. lSt
and SITS. NV. Apply in drug store.
$3.50 COLORADO AVE. NV, AND 4
current. Resident manager. apt. 20?.
SOME OF THE BEST s. APARTMENTS eai ENn3 N. in
service. Apply .,3:' XIV ave. Sc. "s'
THE WILBURTON. lSii COLUMBIA RID
Six large. outside rooms, bath. porch electric
refrig.: hIeh-srade building convenient both
car lines: reasonable rent.
1905 LANIER PL. NV. APTS lo4 AND
:,u1-Two rooms, dinetts and kitchen. $40
and $50. Call Columbia :i0@l. Adults.
THE MELROsE. 13l3 CLIFTON N.w;--AT
aete onb reelu IaSa4e : eYator ahq union
STORAGE CO. 105 Fla. ave. NV. NO. 0l04.
4 ROOMS AND BATH - ALL % IMPRoyEo Y 30 We
Genfs Gsorse ea sf ea Rdmonson Gof Md 81 ~ nee
NoRTHUMHERLAND. ,S s9S9 .IMd Il a. a. AVE, WE,
Frigidaire: ami. See manager.
4G0a 14th N.w.-TWO SPACIOUS ROOMS.
janitor service: every convenience; must be
seen to be appreciated; very reasonable to
dsirable tenant; oD"n for Inspection.
Apts. OF !, and 3 rooms. Kit BATH; newly
decorated; reduced rents. Apply manager
1858 Iith, ST. NV: ROOMS. KIIcH-
snette, md floor one room kitchen, bath.
porch. :ird noor $50; Gas and elec. in
cnded co f,.86
6I9i. PARK ED- 5 ROOMS. BATH. HOT
water heat electric: back porch: fine condi-
ton: reduced: S:'2 ST. per month. .7'
ENTIRE FLOOR: PRIVATE HOME: EN-
kifchen and hath: 3 large closets: electro
refriseration; porch 1949 Biltmore st. r.w.
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
CHEVROLET

CHEVROLET TRUCK; 1898 - 49, Inch
wheel base dual wheels. with black BODY !:
low mieace: like new in every way; must
sell: trade and terms. Call Alexandria
153 | to : nm
CHEVROLET TRUCK. Ig3l-l57 Inch wheel
base. high and wide express. with stakes
above body. overload springs. dual wheels
excellent CONDITION: eaSv terms: real buy
1919. Mandell Chevrolet. 18th and Good
Hope I'd sc Atlantic 4402.
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1910 10th NW-Lovely single. double
mems nae raes SoFh s6ff
SU0S 81
1919 KANSAS AVE Share home with
snail. private family cool room WITH WITH
furn shed beautiful location. co. .3SJ. i
MT PLEASANT T--Comfortable rooms, south
ern exposure; private home; gara@e Phone
co. lU11
CLUB FAUNTLEROY. IL: Mass. ave NV
Large front room for young ladies' also
smaller room: instantaneous wafer. launGfy'
food speciality; bridge. danc;ne; reasonable
lu..u 16th ST NV Attractive rooms. with
or without private bath; real home con-
genial atmosphere; excellent meals walk
Ing distance.
1919 10Th ST NW-Lotely front room
for ). Semi-prigate bath and shower; home
cooking and home atmosphere, neWy luz
semi private bath; inst. hot Lrter; private
home; one or two. Adams 1i9i-J.
III: r / AVE NW-Loyely rooms, sinele
and doutle; ex. meals; SO and 81: per
month, also tourists
so@iher1 son ALFFGhiH FFs2sh doof to balcony twin
beds excellent meals; N32.3o each.
1908 N ST. Nw,-Nicely furnished double
tral'y located. excellent meals.
1856 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. block
south Dupont Crcle-Your Winter home
semi detached: abundant heat and not
wate-. oou1iful delicious meals large.
br. ght oulside single and double rooms;
every eoi9t p SoHrenehee w ana 1 ca in "a a
/ &c show you this lovely home; $40 per
no.
aaos aoth ST. Nw.-ROoms. with or win. sd.h
out board; home comforts; best oil 1000
1856. HARVARD W-"nd n. front. large.
nicely furn running water; home like sur;
best home cooking reas' suitable COUPE
= ~, =, ~, 1cO,,c IyrTu ppAPD
OR WITHOUT; / double room. ; single rooms
private bath. nicely furnished ana reason
able, excellent eervce. =
WANTED Married couple to 100 room p,s1s and d
5l5 l3th St. Sc
H., n sT.-Attractiyely furnished single
rt ON: good meals; cont. hot water; laeal
location -
MT PLEASANT Large. comfortably fur
Nnished Ioom. southern exposure; : meals
excellent table: reasonable Adams VI
GLADSTONE. l4:a n v, Apt. 5n-Largee
joining bath good Virginia COOKING; -
week
7o6 KENNEDY ST. NW-Nice room. next
bath. with good home-cooked meals. So 30
q month quiet man. .-
"I3. WYOMING AVE E--Attractiye room
shower: excellent cuisine; entertaining
1000 K 81 w. Inc Lee-Naluue- -NiCt4S
furnished single and double rooms. semi
private both: excellent board. 'h'
lGns HOBART ST NW.-Large south room
conneCtInc porch scml-p!lVate bath' oCaEo
nptjopal rnl1r,hia 5..S1 ni.
! 703 10th NV, Hamilton Club-Vace ncles
for young people. Attractive rm. Tor :
young ladies' congenial atmosphere; 81 %
~, 90. $1,000. =
100 ..th ST NV W-Room and board single
rooms s.. IS week double rooms. 50. 81.
THE CLUB EMBASSY.
1901 X St II V former japanese EmbaSSy-
A boarding club Of distinction and Gu2hty
with southern hospitality excellent meals:
1888 10th NV. Boliuna Girls Club.
Delightful accommodations. exceptional table.
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBA
ROOM AND BOARD in clean. quiet subur-
ban home on bus and car lines: garage fur-
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81 Dodge "S" De L. Sedan

Beautiful tan finish, with tenders
plc.niSh. equipped with 6 wire wheels.
fender wells. trunk rack. tire covers;
also new set OF hand-talloLea sLlp
covers mechanically excel VEXu
lent new tires. and an un- eEJJC
usually fine buy at...-...
Evening star., 1933-08-26
RENT-GAkAGE

PRIVATE GARAGES. LOCATED REAR ll20
Vermont ave ST and s. month. In
oui~e BURLINGTON HOTEL, ll2O Vermont
eve. NV
lear GARAGE. SUITABLE FOR SMALL
trucking business: near lst and Fla. ave.
nv: $40 month Gail North 01S5.
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zoos 10Th ST. W-Rooms, with or with
out board. home comforts; best OF food;
table Do2rd' transients PO. eS"d. l.
1862 HARVARD W.-',nG f.. front. large,
nicely furn.. running water; home IKE sur
bes, home cooking, reas., suitable couple
@N1s ''0N
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lti." ST-Attrsctiyely furnished single
/ rt ON: good meals; cont. hot water; laeal
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1910 10th NW-Lovely single. double
rooms; spacious entertaining rooms, excel.
meals, ideal location; attrac. rates. North
SUuS. 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EAR WHIT: HOUSED

NEAR WHITE HOUSED
Finest downtown location close to
Govt. depts Quiet building with
large apartments at amazingly low
rentals! Elevator service, REFRIG-
$47. 50
Foyer. three ca bright rooms
PORCH, kitchen. bath
closets.
$3.50
Front apartment, through
ventlla tion. foyer. four ~
large rooms. kit and hath
11@3 G ST. "
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WANTED-ROOMS.
VA\TED-ROONs AND BOARD.

YOUNG COUPLE and daughter. age !. de-
sire rooms tor high. Housekeeping or board
with private family. Address Box :}5?-V'
Star office. -
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APARTMENTS-U


TAKoMA PARK. lo7 CEDAR AvE:-CooL
sR sm 9d sia 02d Silver Spring 5 n lir Fl large porch
1909 < fAF aTe san and 4 r ASn and Z 5. ."" 20" Up
HENRY Y scHAFFERr s a1o ano JOHN Marshall s pl
RENTS .REDUCED-S3b. 90. 81 80 $50 so;
the Buchanan cor 18th Buchanan-2 r..
K. b.. porch. G. E; ref; furn for sale: cheap.
Rollaway bed in closet; dlnette. Colonial
a4nse ran n Shk END dralnboa[d Utility closet
built bHilt in tub fgll-ensth mirror .,d antenna
mentS. !5o1 l4th ST. NV.
l4?2 N LARGE ROOMS BATH. S.s.5o-
81, 30. or BY week: gas. elec. free. rooms.
Ink. So DI, 4Ga9.
3iI4 North CAPITOL stone LARGE
front room; kitchen with sink and new gas
range: iHclosed sleeping room; heat. gas.
eec. furnished: md floor; reasonable.
TIE LAMBERT 1856 LANIER PL.-! R.
$50 "a c CO Tf@eO a!da. O'''"' -e'O'4 4'Fu
4.o7 Sth ST NW-:i AND 4 RM APTS;
KIT Kit :. bath path saraPe; heat gas elec or
al3l MT PLEASANT ST, Nw-MoNTI-
R SsIR poreh go jAs' s A GEbDEs Assnt.
NO. :D:,-to?o PORTER ST. NV: BED
lao,; A ST NEmlst FLOOR: !; ROOMS: r
schools cars, stores 81 90. Inspect Sun
heat aoMs si FhSHK essc AMt9 Ho sG
So -. l6SU Irving 81. NV. CO 1s!!-J.
TWO ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH.
large. light rooms @!4 D st ne.
APT 5oS -: .50--FACING I4th ST, TWO
one one folding portable bed condensed kitchen
with bulIt-ih cabinet and free Fris idaire.
ted badh XIh bnn 4S and nlds Shose aso
ments. "7Ol l4th st. NV.
10 H NV DELIGHTFUL ROOMS.
porch: refrseratlon: S37.5o: Janitor.
io:l. 18th ST, NV; NORTH COL RD.E
st floor; rooms XII bath, large porch;
fire condition: Frigidaire.
1923 CLIFTON ST. NW--G ROOMS AND
bath with porch. newly decorated: rent re-
duced to 81 30. Phone owner. co. 67os.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE ROOMS AND
pI NV. Pc Iadi
asls 10Th ST, ENTIRE md FLOOR
1I new English type cq,tast IN pea neauinI nd
bath. gas. elec. and Kelvinator included;
ITO QUEBEC PL. NW.-t ROOMS. PR1-
fas furnished; reasonable rent: ADULTS. :. -.
4U:4 PORTER ST TWO G.I7a BL9cKs ISs,6y VEST II
:! rooms, dinette. kitchen and bath; G E
to SG2 -" Phone EN- t1si.
S55-APT 4os. 1905 LANIER PL. NV,
} rooms, kitchen and bath: near 18th and
6dRrcH 6@5 e ME 1fy if4!3 VIZ '"ni'0F or call MR.
~ Y ST NE-CORNER. md FL. > RMS.
K. b. and incl. porch hot water. gas, elec.
heat included: 50 adults: near bus. =.
800 Wis" R X, B. REC HALL. G. E.
81: ] I. and b. so 1924 Park rd;
r, k and b: $40. NE. 1900. EN-. 02l6.
~! 4th ST. ROOMS AND BATH: RENT
! reduced 80 Inquire EDGAR Miller
l14A NJ st Ma .G1:i.
$3.50 KANSAS AVE. NV" ROOMS;
kitchen. bath porch; elec., gas; employed
adults only =
CONN. AND FLORIDA AYES: ROOMS,
litchen. bath; Frieidaire: shower $40
SANDOZ. DE. 1910.
sG6.a:I BEAUTIFUL HAMPSHIRE GAR
dens-Lving. :, bed. dining. kitchen. 6ath
laundry. club and locker rooms: FrIgldaire
FREE: :! lovely exposures. WATSON. eos
FaTraeut NV. GE 6S2S
The BENNETT 1892 "lst ST, NV
rooms. hall. kitchen. bath: free Frigidalre'
-'''' WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
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BY GENTLEMAN AND SON nD: city. sub
VI Dan or nearby farm: permanent; lefArd
StaGe details. Address Boz i!'-V, Star Office
YOUNG COUPLE wants room and board; ;
not over 500. private family preferred.
PnOnH Lincoln 81, j.
Evening star., 1933-08-26
ROOMS AND BoARD-sUBURBAN.

ROOM AND BOARD in clean. quiet subur-
ban home on bus and car lines: garage fur-
nlShed desIre settled couple. Mrs. A. A.
B'aCkman. Vienna. Va.