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The NewDeal'
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Washington

Worst Snag Of All Hit By AAA On
Dairy Control Coolldee'x
Friend Boosts Brain Trust :. /.
Officials Draw Blank In SweAn.
stakes Foes OF Munitions IN.
quiry Rally Forces.
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We Must Not Forget
Teachers of Genius

The news that the man who taught
Colonel Lindbergh how to fly was
dying. penniless. In the Cook county
hospital at Chicago, emphasizes the
odd way life has Of submerging the
instructors Of the great.
This man, Era Biffle. was for years
one Of the army's greatest teachers.
He showed scores Of youths how to
manipulate the "Jennies'' Of war
days.
He gave Lindbergh his lessons, Is
Lindbergh himself says in his book,
"We." At one time he had fortune
estimated at 100000.
And finally he landed In q county
hospital, broke, nearly blind. dying
IN obscurity, his identity discovered
only by chance. The only relieving
circumstance Is that Lindbergh and
others Of his former pupis have con-
tributed to brighten his last days
somewhat.
It makes one wonder, somehow,
just what happens to all the other
teachers who have taken young
genius in hand and showed 1t how
to operate the tools OF genius chosen
profession.
Back Of every great man, il you
look far enough, there Is q teacher
somewhere. Genius makes It's own
rules and finds its own way, but be-
fore 1t starts 1t must find someone
who can touch off the spark, sone-
one who enables 1t to use the capabi-
tiles with which God has gifted It.
These teachers don't become IA
NOUS. Most Of the time we never
even hear of them-except when, like
Ira Biffle, they call our attention to
fate's irony by dying in poverty. But
we should like to know more about
them.
What unknown and long forgotten
British army officer, for instance,
first showed that young STRIPPING,
George Washington, the intricacies Of
military life, taught him how to han
die men, and thus started him on the
pathway that brought him to leader
ship of the Revolutionary armies2
What instructor In English first
showed ardent young Edgar Allan
Poe that words. properly chosen and
properly fitted together, can make
poetry Of rare beauty?
What teacher fired the minds Of
Minnesotas Mayo brothers 50 that
they got = glimpse Of tho kingdom
that awaited conquering in the field
Of medicine? What high school
mathematician helped steer Albert
EinStein into his destined career7
Who first showed Henry Ford that
fiddling around with machines can
be an absorbing and fruitful calling?
We lack the answers. Of course, In
most cases. But these teachers, un-
sung and forgotten. deserve q bigger
share Of the worlds applause than
they ever get.
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Editorial Comment

Editorials printed below show the
trend OF thought by other editors.
They are published without regard
to whether they agree or disagree
with The Tribune's policies.
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Mussolini is the one genius among
dictators whom the postwar period
has thrown up.-James Truslow
Adams.
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People who go broke usually try to
make comeback but Sam insult did
all he could to prevent one.
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The Chinese wall Is II feet wide
and about 10 feet Of It remains above
ground; including the spurs, curves
and loops, IT. length Is 1850 miles.
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Following the example Of cattle
raisers, California apiarists send their
swarms Of bees 70 the high Sierra re-
zion tor the summer months.
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SYNOPSIS

Sailing from France to America
formed ' Lone Woifl. erstwhiie
master crook, meets wealthy Fay
Cro1ier, one o. me antique crop
Ratrons, ana ner iove!y oaugnser
Fenno; Mrs. Crozier SHOWS Ian
yard II: famous Habsburg siner-
AID: which she bought secretly g
avoid payment OF duty. LanyaIo.e
experienced eye discovers tnas
eounter1eits nave Deen :uostisuteo
fof the gems. re promises g tfy
gag fettieve tne emelaiqs. Ian
yyo,,.,,f,,I l:,io,-n ms.n ,.ho a.
49,. S.4eir ;nt.rs .3 =; /, r.,,c
Fhs resemblance s~ between a. Lanyard yard
Wonder Is thev are related. In 1
bridee rarne with two card sharks.
Maurice loses heavilv. Lanvard
ioina the nlavers 81 Parrv's nart-
IA. catches their onnonents cheat.
inr ma threafens "a expose them
uniess Maurice's loss q called 81.
Later, Lanyard tells the apprecia-
tive Maurice that ia can renav him
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tonlgn1' ! snou.o. : sm sure; Isv );
covered my traces more care1uiiy
Perhaps" Maurice Parry o.
lowed. But then you wouldn't have
been pitting your wits against the
Lone VOLTS"
stSomethiu9 IN that, perhaps.
Still. You "a mistaken. I am not to
Be got round with llattery tonight
!! find myself too old and tired. dig; +.
70 fatigue and sadden me. Il you
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BY RODNEY BUTCHER
Tribune Warrington CoETeeponAen1

Washington. April 3.-Brain trust
ers finally have met problem which
proved too tough for them.
They think the new dairy control
plan IS the most vulnerable Of the
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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
By William Brady, M. d.

Signed letters pertaining hygiene
diagnosis stamped
self addressed
IN Ink No reply
Address DR.. William Brady In Of this newspaper.
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crop reduction programs. But thel
couldn't conjure up . better one.
AAA submits tho plan with fear, 4
not trembling. II asks milk and but.
ter producers to say whether theJ
want It Of not. The previous mill
plan and other dairy efforts collapsed
After months Of the most terrific
brain-wrenching In New Deal history
participated In BY all hands at AAA
out popped this one q . last resort
Secretary wallace and AAA Ad-
ministrator Davis are cool toward It
Proponents have worked hard, thus
far vain1y, to get the approval Of
Consumers Counsel Fred Howe. Chief
hackers Of the plan within AAA are
two minor administrator, Alfred .,
Stedman and H. r. Tolley.
AAA filters were revealed when, Of
the first two dairy industry repre-
sentatives to assail the plan violently,
one was barred from the Department
Of agriculture and the other officially
and publicly castigated.
American farmers get nearly IS per
cent Of their income from milk-three
times more than from wheat, 80 any
national milk plan Is important.
The plan would curb marketing Of
milk by Is per cent. It involves bene-
tit payments Of $l65, 900 900 to $780,
100000 to farmers reducing sales, and
process taxes Of half cent q quart
on milk and five cents q pound on
butter.
It would distribute some milk to un-
derfed city children, kill diseased
Cows, and redistribute healthy cows
to needy farmers.
without the plan, AAA says, dairy
farmers face new and more serious
distress. But difficulties involving
administration, farmer cooperation,
and consumer reaction lie ahead.
About six billion pounds Of milk are
sold by farmers marketing their own.
Farmers probably won't drink sur
plus milk and cow-killing adds to the
meat control problem.
Average milk consumption IS well
below adequate diet standards: II
everybody had enough milk, we'd need
u million more cows. Increased
prices invariably reduce consumption.
BOOST FOR BRAIN TRUST
Imagine what Cal Coolidge would
b thinking and saying about the
brain trust were he alive! But one Of
the best, soundest defenses Of it comes
from q Coolidge friend and appointee
out Of conservative Vermont, Chief
Counsel Robert E. Healy Of the Fed
eral Trade Commission.
Healy says the only brain trust
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Homely Cure
For over 20 years I suffered from
Evening star., 1934-09-29

-O'.W IbIIl ST. N W.
Delightful residence for men and women;
convenient location: exceptional meals
Very large. sunny corner room for , or
more. ~"
Evening star., 1934-09-29

81 WK-I ROOM. KIT. BATH. GAS
cleo. plenty heat and hot water: near
Soldiers Home cars 1879 Warder st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-09-29

1924 10Th ST. NW-Attractiye room. for
or also single room. continuous hot
Evening star., 1934-09-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FREE RENTAL AGENCY. CAR AND GUIDE
FREE, APTS. ALL SECTIONS. DAYS AND
EVE GEO. 4s96. 400 FARRAGUT NV.
%"
& MODERN ROOMS WITH PORCH. 3
pleasant exposures fully equipped; rent,
S125; adults. 1874 P st. NV. Apt. As.
30'
THE CLIFTON. 1929 CLIFTON ST NV
See janitor. 29'
NEAR COL RID. AND sth ST.-ATTRAC-
tive rms. reCep. hall. piano. radio.
sou. exp. Adams 1000. MRS. STEVENS.
3 ROOMS AND SUN PORCH IN WE
chester Apartment. Available for six
months to careful tenant. $3.50 monthly.
Phone Cleveland s4O6.
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn. and unfurn. apts houses and rooms
DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU.
927 18th st. NV Room 306. MA. s7l7.
Evening star., 1934-09-29

BURTON 2lo0 @ N.w.-BED ROOM.
next to q. W. u: newly decorated: So. so
Evening star., 1934-09-29
COUNTRY BOARD.

PROSPECT HILL-Mod. H. mr. Frederick
Fall and Winter guests Route $40 MRS
r. l. Hyndman. Frederick. Md Box 2i5.
FA1RLAwN-The best modern home near
the mountains to spend Fall vacation:
excellent table southern home cooking
chicken every day Reduced rates Apply
Mrs. Esther Finnelle. Round Hill Va
COUNTRY BOARD FOR CHILDREN-Ex-
cellent schools, careful supervision: nour-
ishing food: all sports: reasonable. Ref.
Box SO. Clarksville Md.
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HOUSES-UNFURN1sHED.

nOOSLS-OINEO OnANAoAAGDs
1349 NEWTON ST. N.w-6 ROOMS AND
s.'s eoEsRRF iESssRReFE D?5sn 'de iCa % =. St NV:
1898 R. /. AVE. N.E-MODERN GROOM
y snd oD.n
E. B. FREY 1919 p st. NV. 29'
NEW DETACHED BRICK, CENTER HALL
e.en esd 500mi Phone eishs
37O1 l4th ST. N.w-A NICE CORNER
dwelling: 10 rooms. bath. modern improve
ments You will like this house and neigh
borhood Rental only S65. C. w. S1MP-
SON Co. 1024 vt. ave. Metropolitan 300
home; $ rooms. baths. maids room and
path oil hsa. a-csr aass ssrase' Call National
I4S s4Ss aHi1 a5th St skos NW 1904 RI FL s pson.
Lincoln 1891.
nth AND UPSHUR N.W.-N1NE ROOMS;
oil heat. electric refriserstor; house n insu- u
spect phone Adams 2137-J.
2133 CONNECTICUT AvE--s ROOMS. 2
satss Rt Realty c6 Nc Nsona sss
T. MoNTRosE pRIvE. [dsT! NPETa p!;ps cH,yy ci1,y,
large lot: 500. Phone Cleveland 1900,
1857 35th ST. NV ROOMS AND
bath. h.-w.h.. cleo: S32.'5. Phone West
20.0.
NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL.
strictly white nat g r. and bath: in good
condition; $40. "a T ne. North 02S5.
S67 .5O-GLovER PARK-.8-RM. BRICK
home. front and Q screened rear porche;
MR.. MALONEY Phone Cleveland 764s.
ATTRACTIVE 5-R. AND B. BUNGALOW
Large wooded lot. 2-car earate: four
National Maids ioi aab7 % for further details SO.
FOR Rent, ON ILL AVE: N:w@6-E0oGM sSG
Star e ONCE. 'O"'H. - SO.
s55.OO-6 RMS. BATH. ELEc. ICE BOX,
front and rear porches. built-in garage;
first-class condition: nr. 4th and Delafield
st. NV. Phone National $3.50 or apply
2110 10th st. NV. Apt. 9. after 4 pm
72Os 7th ST. NW.-6-ROOM HOUSE.
brick. ami; redecorated. nne condition.
Open daily, 2-6 pm. OWNER, clev. 2271.
81 QUINCY PL. N.W.-CoLORED. FLAT;
1st floor. good condition. 8 rms. bath.
S42.5O. Key Il T ne. North 0266:
BRooKI.AND-LARGE 6-RM: HOUSE;
modem improvements. school. stores, street
n.T' n. PSons North atEs ''eI'0h
4O11 l4th ST. N.W.-DEsIRABLE BRICK
house, g rooms. Lewly papered. Garage.
Phone Columbia 5612.
OPPORTUNITY FOR TWO CONGENIAJ
families; save rent. Chevy Chase home. ten
rooms. one bath one kitchen on each door.
Auto service free for inspection, LESLIE
D. MEAsEIL. Phone CLEVELAND 3465.
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26la l4th ST NW-Room for one or two:
young married couple welcome; new furni-
ture: newly decorated: two windows. laree
closet. next to tiled bath, telephone acces-
Rible; no other roomerS
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ID. t. ~ = W..
Phone National 21OO. 925 18th st. NV
coLoRED-1417 HOPKINS PL NV. BE-
tween o and p. goth and 21st--6 rooms,
bath, latrobe heat. elec.: newly papered
and painted throughout: S35. G.. w.
SIMPSON CO.. 1924 vt. ave. Phone
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WANTED-ROOMS.

! MEDIUM SIZED unfurn room, in pri-
vste. small-family house: prefer Georse
town or Wiscor sin ave nom housekeeping.
Adress Box 3s4-C. Star once
kitchenette, about SEQ per month. Ad
dress Box 401-C. Star once 30
YOUNG diplomatic attache wants furnished
room in quiet place. Address Mitsuo
Tanaka. Japanese Embassy. Mass. ave.
3 OR 4 ROOMS. unfurnished. with pri-
vate family; man and wife. moderate rent.
6l1 Columbia I'd. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN wishes furnished or
partly furnished bed-livins room with Are
place northwest section, above 18th. re-
fined atmosphere. walking distance res
sonsble Give full details. Address Box
230-C. Star once 30'
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l34s QUINCY NW.-Nicely furnished
single or double; private lavatory; bath
with shower adjoining Newly decorated
home; automatic heat and hot water; :,
adult occupants; $50 or SIS month"; gem
tlemen. Phone Adams 4292-W. J.
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APARTMENTs-UNFURNISHED.
CONCORD 17O1 OREGON AVE. NV
Attractive apartments at reasonable rental
JOHN sCRIVENER & BRO. 9l4 G NV.
Phone District 1850.
APARTMENTS NEWLY DECORATED:
csh MIS-. oREEN sfAd ADAMS n 454s' sDO'e''
THE CLIFTON. 1923 CLIFTON ST. NV
t: '9as asF:s 'fHssFn see
241a PA, AVE. Nw[s ROOMS: BATE.
kitchenette. h.-w.h. Rent. $3.50. Jani-
4O3 9th ST. s.W.-9 ROOMS KITCHEN
and bath; heat. gas and electricity fur
siI, s!I0 Ian 5s.P ,;;55 r. - AFsIa r.
I'm: KIT; bath; exposures; Frisidaire.
NEAR 18th AND IRvINo-UPPER APT.
room. dining room kitchen. screened back
porch. back yard. garage; electric refriger-
alton; m,.f heat furnished $40. Metro. 3slo
outside Ink rooms. bath. garage: adults
only: prefer Protestant. employed couple.
81 MARIETTA PL; NV ROOM.
ehiidrtn Phone Geopsia H44s Da'h NO
1928 sth ST. NV ROOMS KITCHEN.
bath and porch; Frisidaire; newly deco
rated: S45 month.
cHAs " KIso ii sSih ;ls soS 81 h y 2 Ave. !.
THE ARDEN. 1920 r ST N.w.-NEAR
stores and easy walking downtown-AptS.
irGm lrfsnr.t,u, to rooms KITCHEN and bath. re.
MONTH e. " s sIMPsoa sO con 5nd 1oss go vefr efr
mont ave. Phone Metropolitan 300.
PRIVATE HOME. NV ROOMS AND
s4a 30 phone cleSeIand eS sh5dTfn is5s references
nished: kitchen. semi; private bath f Just
senisfsa s5 Ne ob,ssoh hxh W ses
| MODERN 3-ROOM APT. NEWLY DECO
3. owner only Occupant Adults. ia4l
shT7sH heF insiSssa ao2as 9fs
Eye st. NV. l.
907 N ST NW-THREE LARGE ROOMS
kitchen and bath. S32.50. Phone North
5,lIs 9th ST: NV. PRIVATE HOUSE
including gas and electricity. i
3 ROOMS AND BATH. LIGHT HOUSE
fesPins; IefP st private family adults only $50
90 6 PL N.w.-sECoND-F FLOOR FRONT
apartment good downtown location: rent,
$50. EDW. FOWLER. 10l2 Eye st. NV.
so COL. RID. N.W.-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR,
+" rooms. Kitchen. private bath. screened
Poes nrHy F .lee else
ciuded: $40 $40 per nsei month. 9hs H. w. pn0he IN
:i-Ro0M APT, BATH ROOM. PORCH
! and Frigidsire. all modern improvements.
sdan sdam. TfsS 1859 1915 Belmont ST. NV sh.n' s6:
: ROOMS AND BATH. EXTRA LARGE
| front room: located near 18th and sts
Apply 6I7 Elliott St ne Atlantic 5i4".
! 2023 BENNING RID. NE ROOMS.
Ra seec fs2nshea Sorsa s mo
732 1cth st. n.w.-Apt. Of rms.
once, and residence for protes-
7?7 18th st. n.w-2 r., k. and b.. 4o.5O
s13 sth st. ne.-3 +, k. and b..
al fL9SP f9{P s.: + F'N PAyls o9HfASy asli Ssss.
1869 COLUMBIA RID.
| 3 Rooms Kitchen and Bath.
| WHITE
5@s 4 st sv4 ~ r, l.. b 5: e tl.e.. go %
heat and gas toIoRs6 t9Sn!sRsa '''.'''' 1000
1911 5th st. n:w..4 r. b.; elec. s35 90
4HoMss 74 St p BRowN 3 as slss s,h $, a SO sH
new apt. s04 23rd NV.
1923 LANIER PL. NV.
Apt. 2oems exposures on streets.
living room. dining room. kitchen
and garage: electric refriseration:
newly decorated: Sl25,
1903 4o Il s., XIV. sa National osa45.
Evening star., 1934-09-29

1918 18th ST NW-H-w h.. electric 4.
c. h. ": completely furnished children per-
mitted; large h. k. room. sink and stove 3 (:
and painted 30"
Evening star., 1934-09-29

1909 VARNUM ST. N.W-Large front
room. southern exposure nicely furnished: !:
private family Also q smaller room.
Phone Columbia 2o5S-J
Evening star., 1934-09-29

44O9 18th ST NV. e blocks west Of
10th ST., near Webster st.-Have one re-
hned young business woman. want another
TO share 3rd-noor suite in modern de-
tached home; ideal location; y single
rooms. hall. bath. exposures. sl5 each;
Protestant family. Phone Adams 0l59.
No Sr,nn
Evening star., 1934-09-29
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

100 VIRGINIA AVE. Lyon Park. va
Newly decorated single and double rooms.
excellent board. Bus and car con-
veniences ~"
SUNNY ROOM near business section. with
good meals for one two persons; home
PRIVILEGES Phone Walnut 9.o6.
LYON PARK VA-Room and board. for
Iau--W-o oQs
Evening star., 1934-09-29

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK. 3723 Veazey
st n.w.-Gentleman; pleasant front room.
southern exp. in private home. private
lavatory, shower; with or without sarage.
Phone Cleveland l54q 3O'
Evening star., 1934-09-29

1897 LANIER PL. NV. near 18th and
Columbia rd.-Front room on second floor.
comfortable and attractive: automatic hot
water and heat: gentleman only. Tele-
phone Columbia 1926
Evening star., 1934-09-29

NEW BERNE APIS, 18th and Mass. Ave
n.w.-Bright front room next to bath: no
other roomers; only two in family: gentle
men. ~ g. Phone Metropolitan BIB.
Evening star., 1934-09-29

The same night. after the grand hunt In whlch
Tarzans enemies had failed in their attempt to kill
him. the ape man sat at dinner In Gemnons house,
where he had been taken for safety at the queens
command Toward the meals end they were in
terrupted by a servant.
Evening star., 1934-09-29

c27 QUINCY N.W.-Refned home; WELL
furn. ROOM southern exposure; convenient
restaurant. express bus stop. cars; reason
able. Phone Columbia 19A5-J
Evening star., 1934-09-29
ROOMS-UNFURNIsHED.

ao6 LONGFFLLOW ST. NW-suite of
two rooms and glass inclosed porch: will
furnish il desired Will also rent sepa-
rately. owners home. -
5i2l 9th ST. NV or rooms and
screened porch: Ink: private family; near
cars and bus.
44R.I AVE NW-3 brisht rooms. porch
End A.. anil. heat. lights. gas furn.'
SI5: adults. .io'
3I6 ST. NE-Two rooms kitchen. large
screened back porch; gas cleo. heat fur
nished: S35 Phone North 0a42-w.
BROOKLAND. woodridse section-Two
rooms. light Housekeeping. Phone Potomac
O360 w
Evening star., 1934-09-29

FRONT double or single room: employed
couple or students preferred: reasonable
rates. with or without board. Jewish
family. Phone Adams 1OO36
Evening star., 1934-09-29

HoUsEs-FUR. & UNFURNIsHED.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, 19 MILES
from District line. paved road TO- en-
trance: old stone house with 10 large
rooms. circular stairway, stone-walled gar
den shaded lawn. h.-w.h. A place OF
quiet charm.
BOSS PHELPS.
141- X st. NV. Phone National 1900.
Evening star., 1934-09-29

DOWNTOWN-Gent accustomed TO
eood home will find cheerful. sunny room
adjoining bath. large closet. abundance hot
water: everything new. Phone Met. 2122.
3l14 18th ST. NV. private home-At-
tractive 3rd-foor front room. near bath.
south and east windows. Apply after )
or SATURDAY. or Sunday.
Evening star., 1934-09-29
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

coLoRED-134O v ST. N,w.-ist FLOOR.
$50. Phone Adams 9l31-W.
CoLORED-l13O 10Th ST. N:W.-NEw
condition; rent reduced to 5000. E. A.
GARVEY. District 45OS. 1925 VT. ave.
CoLORED-sll VIRGINIA AVE. SEE
rooms. bath, h:-w.h.. elec. 81 so month.
c. w. SIMPSON Co. 1924 VI. ave. phone
Metropolitan BOG.
CoLoRED-4a? K sW--R. FIR.
Sl5.5O ll49 18th n.e.-Sl2.50. Ard
more-4-r. bunf. S25. The above and
other bargains for sale cheap: easy terms.
N. Z RYON co. 1916 N. Y. Ave. Natl. 1907 I.
CCLORED
81. LIST NV
Seven large rooms and bath. $40.
ROBERT W. SAVAGE.
s01 Union Trust Bldg. Phone Natl. 61as.
FOR COLORED.
14I7 DUNCAN ST Me-
Between D and I. 18th and l4th sts.
u Rooms snd Bath
Newly D~corsted-Ni?. so.
WEAVER BROS,
WASHINGTON BldE. Phone District s4se,
Evening star., 1934-09-29

CAPITOL HILL-Large. comfortable room.
semi-private bath. inst. h. w: kitchen privi-
123 4th st. sc. Phone Lincoln s339-M.
1859 CHURCH ST. NV. topp. St Thomas
Church. near Dupont Circle)-Comforta bic
room, quiet home; reasonable: gentleman;
references 20s
Evening star., 1934-09-29

3O1 THE CECIL APTS-Young lady, Gov
ernment employed will share large front
southeast room. twin beds. with employed
young lady: reasonable.
Evening star., 1934-09-29

o.O2 QUE ST NW-LarRe front room
comfortably furnished; twin beds; suitable
oenflfmen 30
Evening star., 1934-09-29

1872 VERMONT AVE. NW.-Attractive
2nd- floor front r. twin beds. Also single
room; hot, cold running water; gentlemen.
Evening star., 1934-09-29

1928 EYE ST. Nw-One room. kitchen
ette semi-private bath. ST per week. Mar
ried couple without Children.
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1871 H ST. NV, APT 21-LarRe md
plenty heat hot water; reasonable.
4O34 9th ST NW-Laree front room in
private family: c. h. W., free phone. twin
hads Sn each
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FOR WHITE.
HOUSES.

1895 wyoming ave. n.w-12 r..
baths ami. earaRe. S2oO.Oo
3sI5 Cathedral ave. n.w.-9 r,
b. Law. 2-car garase. ...:.. 12b.oO
"a ssrsse :'r.h ......'....... s' -. ',' ~ 1a5 200
14s4 orard St n.w.is r. 2b.. $500
o43I 18th at W-ar b 85 90
1914 Randolph st. ne r. b.. Law. 5000
1877 Church st. n.w.-6 T.. b.. 60OO
1000 Quebec st. n.w-6 T.. b., gar. 50 90
qo3 Quincy st nw-6 r. b. gar. 5000
1441 You st. n.w.-6 r.. b.: heat.
light. and hot water furnished. 5000
1929 8 st. s.e-5 r.. b.. gar. furn.) $500
2026 Portner st. n.w.-6 r.. b.:
heat. lieht. hot water furnished 80 90
1O33 10th st ne-8 r. 41.5O
2O1T Portner st. n.w.-6 r. D.. % 90
40 st. n.w.-11 r. B.. lat. gas 30
9l4 NJ st. s.e.-1O r. b. ....... 5000
FLATS.
1-1732 Bay st. SEE T., k. b. .S31 90
3-437 Kennedy st. NV r.. k,
s-,sls D. ;ts r. s.. NV r. l., j.: s5Sc 90
1862 AvoI. pl. NV r.. b.. arc.
1-35 L st. n.e.-2 r.. k. D.. 1880
EnD cnT nD EA
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3-719 Euclid st. n.w.-3 r.. k. b, $33 90
1921, seaton pl. n.w.-4r.. b.. lat. 25.5G
i@ie5I sIs st. n.w2S r. k. 81. s0.5G
end d. 235 w st. NV rooms. 500
t. rN
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
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DISAGREEMENT CLUB. 1907 tEye) st.
Single 81 UP; double So each person.
Room and board with work. S5.25 weekly.
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9th AND EMERSON NV rooms with
inclosed porches. $3.50 and SIS mo-: inst
h. W; gentlemen; unlimited phone. Phone
Columbia 3467 oQs
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ROYALTON-91S M NV Apt 30 Com
lori aoIe single and double rooms; near bath,
well heated elevator: close in. reasona hle
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l434 CHAPLIN NV near Meridian Park
Pleasant front room for refined gentleman'
conv. location; unlimited phone; SIS
1872 MASS. AVE. NW-Nicely furnished
room with running hot and cold water;
for gentleman
Evening star., 1934-09-29

1901 HARVARD ST. NW-Pleasant COM
Portable room, next bath. for one or two
persons in private home. Convenient buses
and both car lines