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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-10
MUSEUM GROUP TO
DISCUSS PROGRAMS

Programs for the coming year will
be discussed at a meeting of the
educational committee of the
children's museum at 3 tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ed
gar s. Gorrel, 1899 North Delaware
street. other members of her COM
mittee include Mesdames Tristram
Coffin. George NJ. Bailey, Hubert
Hickam, Harold H. Arnholter. Grace
Golden and Miss Eva Y. Wiles.
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Ne1U Decorations Win Approval

at meeting cooking
NeU Decorations WIN Approval
FORMER pleased with the
new decorations the auditorium and
homemaking center
The auditorium parties held by various
walls and ceiling in
silver hintz drapees WIN
a lily used at the windows
with chairs finished IN
o
The lecture redecorated
black model home kitchen where labor saving
displayed refnhed in decorative
O cherry and blue
style with attractive
green chintz curtains and cherry furniture
direction
Farrell Thursday afternoon from to Following
classes served
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-10
CHEER GUILD TO
GIVE CARD PARTY

Riley Hospital Cheer Guild Will
entertain with a birthday benefit
card party Tuesday, Oct. 9. in
Ayres' tearoom with Mrs. Gordon
Mess, arrangements chairman. and
Mrs. Burton A. Knight. publicity
chairman. The guild held a special
meeting recently TO arrange the
event.
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DONALD WGIBENY
WEBS IN CHICAGO

Mrs. John r. Thompson. Lake
Forest, Ill. announces the marriage
Of her daughter. Mrs. Ruth Thomp-
son owen. and Donald H. NfcGibeny,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nc
Gibeny. Golden Hill. The ceremony
took place Saturday in Lake Forest
in the presence Of immediate
families. Mr.. and Mrs. McGibeny
will make their home in Chicago.
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AIlimRqe to Meet

Alpha Chi chapter. Kappa Alpha
Theta alumnae. VIII hold 6 O'Clock
supper tomorrow at the home Of
Mrs. T. A. McAIahan. $3.50 Guilford
avenue. Assistant hoSteSSes will be
Miss Ann Stalcup and Mrs. Carl
Lauenstein.
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PARTIES GIVEN FOR
DE PAUW STUDENT

Before Miss Betty Finch, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Finch, left
today to begin her freshman year
at De Paw university, she was en-
tertained at several parties.
Miss Julia Ann Benson and Miss
Lois Morton entertained with a
party Saturday night at Miss Nor
tons home. Miss Gertrude Jones,
5007 North Pennsylvania street, was
hostess for a dinner bridge party
Friday night, and Miss Carolyn
Rehm, POLL North New Jersey street,
gave a luncheon Friday.
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posed 10 WI1Ce
advice to inno-
cent youn g
girls W h i C h
should guide
them from vile
and wick e d
thoughts. In
stead you ad-
vocate openly
free love. I'M
agine telling
Sorry" what
you did! What
kind of an adj
visor are you?
I am a modern
1ooothor with
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Mrs. Artn1Gn to Speak

Mrs. S. r. Artman will lecture on
the Rocky Mountain States at
a meeting Of the Jeanne dare chap
ter. International Travel and Study
Club, Inc, Friday at the home Of
Mrs. G. c. Williams, 1882 North
Temple avenue. Mrs. S. E. Literal
will assist the hostess.
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Your opinions for or against what you
read in this column always are well
come. Comment from readers on the
problems under discussion is encouraged
My Dear Obnoxious Person-You
are not game to print this one In
YOUR column. I dare you! Ha!
You can't take it. You are sup
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BYId0e Luncheon Set

Monthly contract luncheon OF the
Propylaeum Club will be held at 10
Wednesday morning with Mrs. Fred
erick E. Matson, chairman, assisted
by Mrs. william Allen Moore, Mrs.
Arthur E. Krick and Mrs. Edison T.
Wood.
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Club to Hear TUO

Seventh Ward Women's Demo-
cratic Club will hear Judge Smiley
Chambers and Joseph Wallace
speak tonight at meeting at the
home of the president, Mrs. Badger
Williamson.
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Advance of Food Prices
Reflected in Glass at
Banner-Whitehill Store
Less Costly Items Will Be Emphasized in
Home Making Center Instruction; Project
Studied in Other Cities.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

INCREASE of foods will definite part the planning
of the home making center Of the
Farrell director Because
primarily moderate
meals keeping with their budgets menus
be containing low priced foods.
which opened
formally last Thursday pointed
priced than the costly
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usually success
ful she prom
ised Ferdin-
and Schaefer,
director, re-
turned ! a S {
weekend from
a s "a m N G r
vac alton in
Germany He
led the Orches-
ira prac ticee
yesterday at
the Athenaeum
with new vigoT.
born Of the iov
in visitfn &
Enr.nrr- fnrrfrr,
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Symphony
Campaign
Announced
Members VIII Be Sought
by State Society in
October.
BY BEATRICE BURGEN
IImea Mnnan-s PaEe Ealtar

MRS. HERBERT WOOLLEN is
WI approaching the fan member
ship drive Of the Indiana State SYM
phOny Society with the enthusiasm
which prevails after a vacation Of
rest and entertainment. She re-
turned last week from Les CheneauX
Islands. Michigan. Her telephone
has been busy as she contacted the
team captains. whom she viii lead
for another year.
This years season should be I'M
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-10

Martha NJ. Society Of the United
Lutheran church will meet tomor-
row with Mrs. James R. Law, 44l6
Carrollton avenue with Mrs. Kari
KoonS. speaker.
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LOdne VIII Elect

Center Council. Security Benefit
Association, will hold its annual
election of officers at tonight at
Castle hall, $50 East Ohio street.
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Daily Recipe

STUFFED EGGS AND
ASPARAGUS
6 hard cooked eggs
I No. 2 can green GSpGr-
GguS
Irrddidted evaporated
milk
Salt
Celery salt
Y pound Old English
cheese
1 cup irTadiated eUapo-
rated milk
Buttered crumbs
Cut eggs in halves. Re-
move yolkS, mash, season
with salt and celery salt,
moisten with about 3 table
spoons milk. and pile lightly
in whites. Place in buttered
baking dish.
Cut asparagus into 2-inch
lengths and put over stuffed
eggs. Cover all with a cheese
sauce made by melting the
cheese in the one cup milk
in double boiler. Top with
buttered soft bread crumbs
and brown in a moderate
oven.
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War Mothers to Meet

Regular meetings of the Marion
county chapter, American War
Mothers. will be resumed at l:3o
tomorrow at the Columbia Club.
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music centers and festivals.
The society viii offer the only
orchestral symphonies this swinter.
Tor no Out-Of-toWn orchestras have
been booked and there viii be no
civic music series" Mrs. WOOllen
explained. As usual several out-of-
town concerts VIII be given; already
engagements have been booked at
Muncie and Purdue university.
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st. Joan of Arc Catholic church
Sept. 3 was the scene OF the
marriage Of Miss Catherine
STRATA and Ciscenzo Scarpone,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. August Scar
pone. The bride is the daughter
OF Mrs. Jacob STRATA. After Oct.
Is. the couple viii be at home in
indianapolis.
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The marriage of Miss Beatrice
Tanner and Herbert Ristow took
place Aug. Is at st. Marks Luth-
eran church
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Teams to Meet

Mrs. Woollen still is forming
teams. which VIII meet on Sunday,
Sept. %. before the campaign open
ing Oct. J. Mrs. WoOllen will be
hostess at her home in Golden Hill.
The following night the captains
and their workers will gather in the
auditorium OF the American Central
Life Insurance Company.
In addition 10 selecting member
ship leaders. Mrs. WOollen has been
choosing speakers for pep luncheons
70 be held during the campaign
nal
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COatntu Club to Meet

Mrs. Frances Werbe win preside
at luncheon meeting Of the Marion
County Democratic Women's Club
tomorrow at the Washington.
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Assistants Chosen

Among the assistants named to
date by Mrs. WOOllen are Mrs. Paul
Y. McNutt. Mrs. Carr Lieber Jr.,
Mrs. Noble Dean. Mrs. George NJ.
Bailey. Miss Mary Adelaide Rhodes,
Mrs. Henley Holiday and Mrs. DON
aid Mattison.
Others are John Schumacher, Mrs
Louis Thomas. Miss Gladys AlWes.
Miss Grace HutchingS, Mrs. H. H.
Arnholter. Miss Dorothy Merrill,
Dr. Paul Ledig. Miss LOrle Krull
Miss Elizabeth Ohr. Mrs. Frank
Edenharter, Mrs. Jack Goodman,
William Stafford Jr.. Mrs. Wendell
Color and Mrs. A. d. Smith.
The fall social season officially is
begun now that the Little Lambs
Club has announced its first frolic
Saturday night, Sept. p. at the Co.
lumbia Club. Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt
Painter will present a floor show by
Lambs artists and bridge and games
will begin at 9.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
OR DE RS

transferred to Field Artillery School,
Fort Sill, about June is.
| Montague, First Lieut.. Robert NJ,
Field Artillery School Detachment,
Fort Sill, Okla, transferred to Field
Artillery School, Fort Sill, about
June Is.
Mcmahon, Capt. Norman j., Field Ar
tillery, relieved as student at Field
Artillery School, Fort Sill, Okla,
effective upon completion of pres
ent course, and assigned to lst Field
Artillery, Fort Sill.
Solem, First Lieut.. Arthur E., Field
Artillery, relieved as student at Field
Artillery School, Fort Sill, Okla,
effective upon completion Of present
course, and assigned to 1st Field
Artillery, Fort Sill.
Coverdale, Second Lieut.. Garrison B.
Field Artillery, relieved as student at
Field Artillery School, Fort Sill
Okla, effective upon completion OF
present course, and assigned to 1st
Field Artillery, Fort Sill.
Donnovin, Capt. Joseph P. assigned
to Field Artillery School Detach-
ment, Fort Sill, Okla, from training
course at Field Artillery School, Fort
Sill
Nye, First Lieut.. wilbur S, assigned
to Field Artillery School Detach-
ment. Fort Sill, Okla, from training
course at Field Artillery School,
Fort Sill.
The following second heutenants,
Air Corps Reserve, ordered to sctiVe
Y3arlyeIo1a Eiold Ia
George, John Francis. jr, Dallas, Tex.
Grabill, Wilson Fletcher, Shreveport
La.
McCray, William Jasper, jr, Denton,
Tex.
Rainey. Leroy Alex. San Antonio. Tex.
Speaker, Norman Wesley, Ell Paso' Tex
williams. Lester Ray, OvalO, Tex
The following second ieutenants,
Air corps Reserve, ordered to active
duty at Brooks Field, Tex:
Kriloff, Leo, Chicago, III. .
Moomaw, Chester Carl, Santa Ana,
Calf
Pavne, William Keith, Atlanta, Ga.
Smith, Donald Kelley, Portland, Greg.
Wood, Thurman Audley.
The following second leutenants,
Air Corps Reserve. ordered to active
duty at Crissy Field, San Francisco,
Calf:
Cannon. Robin Cassius, Berkeley, Calf.
CHASER, Maurice Edward, Salinas, Calf.
The following second lieutenants,
Air Corps Reserve, ordered to active
duty at Fort Crockett, Tex:
Arnold, Bob, Denver, Colo.
Backus, Edward Nolen, Vernon, Tex.
Barkley, David Murrel, Washington,
D. c.
Coin. William Alexander, jr.. Ches-
ter. S. C.
Erickson, Allen Leonard, Tukwila,
Wash.
Goodbar, James Monroe, El Paso. Tex
Gray, Ernest Walter, Pekin. Ill
Hooton, William Brooks, Daingerfeld,
Tex
Root Berton, Pomona, Calf.
Schmid, Herman Alfred, Pasadena,
Calf.
Sherman, Dallas Berry, Pittsburgh, Pa
Strickland. Robert Franklin, Clio. Ala
Wild, Wilcox Barnes, Hartford. Conn
The following second lieutenants,
Air Corps Reserve. ordered to active
duty at March Field, Riverside, Calf:
Algert, Thomas Scott, LaJolla, Calf.
Barry, John Henry, Los Angeles, Calf.
Brown. William Melville, Long Beach,
Calf.
Busch, Frank Edwin, Riverside, Calf.
Byerly, Jean Rogers, Estes Park, Colo.
Dilley, Murray Benjamin, jr, Kansas
City, KanS. .
Haid, Arthur Albert, Vancouver,
Wash.
Huffman, Clifford Lorenzo, TT. Col
Inns, Colo.
Messer, Cleopas John, Yakima, Wash.
Miller, Wilton Bridges, Los Angeles,
Calf.
Neal. John Oman, Nashville, Tenn.
Evening star., 1934-02-15

Richmond, william Francis, Des
Moines, Ia.
Ritland, Osmond Jay, La Mesa, Calf.
Roberts. James John, jr., Silver City,
N. Mex.
Stevens, Fred Junior, jr.. Eugene.
Greg.
White. Edwin Dean, jr., San Francisco,
Calf.
The following second heutenants,
Air Corps Reserve. ordered to active
duty at Mitchell Field, N. Y:
Dahl, Harold Edward, Champaign, Ill.
Foster. Joshua Hill, jr., Madison, Ga.
German, Edmund Theodore, Long
Beach, Z. 7.
Logan. Arthur Lawrence, Middleboro,
Mass.
Woodward, Raymond Cummings,
Nashua, N. H.
The following second neutenants,
Evening star., 1934-02-15

Air Corps Reserve, ordered to active
duty, Selfridge Field, Mich;
Bordeno, John Van. Kansas City,
Kans.
Cook, John Ed, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Dittman, Clarence Paul, Aurora, Ill.
Sanders, William Iden, Parkville, Mo.
Springer, Charles. Robert, Columbus,
Ohio.
Stewart, John Ogden, independence,
Kans.
Way, John Allen, Prague, Okla.
Rea, Capt. Everett F.. Finance De-
partment. transferred from Fort
George G. Meade. Md, to Panama
Canal.
Adams. Capt. John c., Field Artillery,
transferred from Fort Sill, Okla, to
Fort Lewis, Wash, effective Sep
tember /.
Watkins, Capt. James G., Field Ar
Evening star., 1934-02-15

January modified. To instr. Nav.
War College, Newport, r. l.; in
stead duty Navy Yard, New York.
Kilduff, Comdr. William D. Det. 4th
Nav. Dist. Phila., Pa. in March; to
Asiatic Station.
Mccall, 1t. Cdr. Roger r. Det. USS
Pensacola about 81 March; to staff,
Cdr. Cruisers, Battle Force, as ma
terial of1icer.
Neupert, Ensign Karl r. Det. USS
Houston about IA Feb; to resigna-
ton accepted, effective 2S February.
Warrant Officers.
Hall, Oh. Rad. Elec. Francis ]. Det.
Navy Yard. Puget Sound, Wash,
about 26 March; to C. I. o. USS
Astoria and on bd. when comm.
Evening star., 1934-02-15

tillery, transferred from Fort Sill,
Okla, to Fort Bliss, Tex, effective
September /.
Searby, First Lieut.. Edmund W.,
Field Artillery, transferred from
Field Artillery School. Fort Sill,
Okla, to 1st Field Artillery.
Trop, First Lieut.. william, Quarter
master Corps Reserve, promoted to
captain, effective February Is.
Keller, Second Lieut.. Edward B., Sig
nal Corps, retired for physical dis
ability and promoted to first lieu
tenant, effective February 20, 1884.
Whitesides, Second Lieut.. Lawson
Ewing. Field Artillery Reserve,
transferred to Cavalry Reserve, ef-
fective February 13.
NAVY ORDERS
Bureau Of Navigation.
Forster, Comdr. Otto M. Ors. %
Evening star., 1934-02-15
Club Sponsors Card Party.

HYATTSVTLLE, Md, February 10
(SpecisD The Democratic Club Of
R,yerdale district VII give q card
party in the Masonic Temple here to-
morrow night. Mayor w. A. Carson
Is president Of the club.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
BOY, ASLEEP 3 YEARS,
PASSES nth BIRTHDAY
Adopted Mother Of Sleeping
Joe" Higgins Confident He
Is Slowly Recovering.

BY the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February 15.-
Sleeping Joe" Higgins. bedridden
more than three years, observed his
18th birth anniversary today.
MIS-. 8. T. Rider, who adopted him
Il months ago to nurse him back to
health, said she believes he is slowly
recovering. AS she talked she went
Evening star., 1934-02-15

about the task Of baking him q birth.
day cake.
Doctors are not In agreement as 10
the nature Of the child's illness. Some
contend he has sleeping sickness"
He has been in semi-cona since he
was stricken.
Mrs. Rider says Joe Cannot talk,
but that she is certain he observes
things about him. She feeds him
with spoon.
Evening star., 1934-07-25
oupo1,TIt.0 S1TI 2 0stssnnionR sni RP P.rk
rwo Rooms, Kltchenette. Private Bath.

1449 PARK RID. NV.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath with
shower. beautifully furnished gas FriEid-
aire and electricity free: convenient locAs
tton. G0h
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RENT-GARAGES.

BATES ALLEY-7-CAR, FTREPRoOF
garage. cleo. $3.50.
HALL & BRO.
1904 H st. NE. II. 1891.
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sarE-AUToMoBIIEs.
nranllnnsA1

ittNts8 bftsF
BIO 1881 6s luxe seoAn. sze5s szeeiieni
fia sssd' D. Mo- Sosers ~ 40 n 4 ave- ~ 80
% sIpsass1 ~ ,.. Isi . ssrs dss .sssn sr.s sis: {
ersl fasst ssIT soos tfsde. easy &c. g
tsrma Open niahta Holar'a iii Essht-
fexth OIL nv
eTrDKBAKKH 1852 comrnandsr neeal
sscan. &HSsf origiEsi black nnlsh, With
ssToms steel whesis; tDeslsss Bedford cord
wsth free whessife anc tafssy ainsa. a tns
Inc. za6B cfanplain q nT
ETypEBAKER ts38 Commander coupe.
very kSw a1lisAaSs. sxeeIisFst rubber and
FsetoY rumble seat and automatic start
Batter, Inc 2ibb Champiain 81. nw
bal dark blue hHiah. spofisGs Flohalr Inte-
ftofi eTiFen vefy iulf modern ftfea m
lines. ell ausomakie features. see end drive
tnss woEdErtri value sI1S- Lee d Butter.
tasr zHSs Cnsfnpfatn ct nv.
eTuDEBAgER 1924 President fssal sedan
en er,ysn eniy Z, GO miles nc Ne new n ever
lines, sii-stesl body. safety glass free
wheeling and al Automatic features a.
steat ssying ~ 2ss- Lee D. Butler Inc.
TTRRApi.AEE demonstrat0r sedan liberal
discount, MesLfail Motor Co. 2sl3 M st.,
wILLYIs KNOTT 1891 sedan. s54s; re-
finished, feeonditioneo; completely Ruar-
antsed Bel Notora 400 N Y. ave. ma.
w1JLYfs s-e" 1891 sedan excellent condi-
ton nav tires comFletflY guaranteed.
ksll Motors 490 N \ ave n.v.
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sALE--AUTOMOBnEs.
PARTS-PARTS

PAKIS-PARIS
FOR al Cars ana Trucks.
Anto Glass Installed and Repair work.
ROBERT HFRSbN AUTO ExCHANGE, INC
~ florida Ave NE North 1040s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1ResAde0FIoT H0feF q DF5FI0ClFo0
200 MASSACHUSETTS AVE
d. Y. STEPHAN. Msr.

APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED.
S2 and b. .ssS stSh s shove .y. s4s %
APARTMENTS. NEWLY. DECORATED. tn
high-class northwest buildings. Car avail
able on appointment Call Mrs. GREEN
ssAcINo coNNEorIcUTo AyET5sTREET rRdnI
bath somSlnasiO1 s0go Frisidairs stove s5S 90
MAY OUR AUTO CALL FOR AND SHOW
sS4 S44 our N,sRs pScn. o. DS DsSs phone
THE ALBRMARLE, 18th AND SITS. NV.
20 TO 5 room, kitchen and bath spts.,
S42 so 10 $50; q, H. refrigerator on house
current eIsy9sSr 1 oSaI oSsryics' resident man
23 FRANKLIN ST. NE.-ENTTRE End
floor; 2 large rooms, Kitchen bath; closed
in back perch; no children. 20. 2z0e-J.
INGLEsIDE. 1908 list ST. Nw,--6 NICE.
large. newly decorated rooms Large bath
sticn; sti GnH reasonable Sssn n0 NoPth Ssss 2S
sIcR b.l c2o bo.E APT aa AZ d.ss:s 5.ss 9oRsE s
sSaIs as sssorsssS ssSsl e 81 sqt Z
TAKo1A PARK, p: c. cQoL RooMs'
trsnsportDfion: sssn1as DGiESn ss5. sn 4fs csdsr &
zoos i 9th "a ROOMS. KIT. WITH PULL
man diner. bath. Bright corner apt siee.
refrigerationi $66.
AVAILABLE AUG. livery pEs1RA1LE
Georgetown aDt, and floor 4 large rooms
kitchen and bath. open freplaees. ex-
posures. high-class neighborhood. WEST
0600. -
1898 ST. NV SPACIOUS LYING
room. 8 bed rooms, large closets patn
THE HAMPTON. 1875 18th ST. NW.--3
alton, long reception haili $40 ana $50.
2Ii5 f4th SIT. N.w.--vERY COOL; EN-
tire floor, rooms. bath. porch; an
adults: reduced until Oct / / bargain. $2b,
229 PENNA AVE. s.E.-4 ROOMS AND
cony and back porch
THE CLIFTON, 1873 CLIFTON BT. NV
4 rooms, @5O; 8 rooms. sou; furnished II
desired; eIee. refrigeration. See Janitor. ~
2524 nth ST. NV. GUST SOUTH CO.
hall inclosed porch. $500; Frigidaire.
32O4 18th ST.. MT, PLEASANT-LARcsE
room, kitchen. dinefte bath. large porch.
very cool: refrigeration n desired.
3 ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH ELEC-
trio refrlgeratl0n. ianitor service. 200
5th st. ne. Phone Lincoln 0l41.
43I TNGRAHAM ST. N.W,--APARTMENT
8 rooms. kitchen; employed couple o.
adults: $40.
5110 18th Nw.-REpUCEp IF RENTED
in. July or Aug as foilows; bed rms. Iiv-
s.dsf. ssS T h.ny sse s4f aSs So 9saf saoT ssn00
tcentinssd On Next Psss.l
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

SOUTH CATHEDRAL MANSIONS s--Ioyely
front room. next 10 bath: newly decorated
Phone co. POPS. Apt. 136. %.
Ala SHEPHERD sT.--Extra large. bright
front room: Ras plate II desired: newly
decorzted: near car. bus. Genttles.
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ROOMS--FURNISHED.


9l6 18Th ST. NV. doRpoN H3TEL- l..
double rooms. without bath, 80 weekly
single rooms. 80 up. 24-hr. elevator and
CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION
young men in college fraternity. house:
fun house PRIVILEGES; SIS per month. STer-
1921 r. l. (Scott Circle)-Well-kept home.
reasonable; front single: double room run
ming water; every conveniehce; transients
considereq
eI.sn 0 s
maid service; 81. $4.50. 30 each Tor y.
or ] IN room.
631 EYE Nw.-very cool clean. attrac-
with with Eitehenstte. So SO weekly: two veTS
large. 50. New MANAGEMENT
PORTLAND 1929 Vermont Thomas Circle,
& Cool in s4mmeT ,, clean. conSen;spt' Haid sn
sSF1.ef 81 for 3. on m 100 room. en' % 80
1922 L ST. NW.-Large. cool. front Ink.
rooms. with alcove kltchenette; reasonable;
also sleeping and In ,., & rooms with run
932 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E-Twc
porch new Twin swI1 beds wind9EEs; Er.. private
1926 17th-Real nnd; attract, 2-rm. suite
Is windD. next bath 2 closets; also rm..
piano, breakfast priv; cont. b. w.. phone;
refs.
WESTMINSTER 1907 18th n.w.-Rooms
with bath or running water. near bath
with showers; single. So to 81: double.
81 to $40.
1903 18th ST. Nw.-Convenien location,
24-hr. elevator service. Large, cool double
rooms. IS to 81 DE. 5000.
DOWNTOWN 1904 @ st. NV, Apt. B.
Double or single rooms, clean. comfort.
able. next to bath; one block to Woodward
& Lothrop store: 50 80 and 50; eiec. fan.
5IOe 41st ST. NW.-Private quiet home.
detached; cool bright room with or with
out kitchen. pantry: garage; adults.
21Os ST Nw-Single or double rooms;
exceptional furnishings and conveniences.
unlimited phone; ideal home and locality.
22iT @ Sr. r.Nw-comfortabie.a airy large
room, near bath phone privileges; G. n. W.
1918 18th sT NW,-Larse room next 70
bath. for one or two persons; walk TO
work: public reception room.
1913 Nw-Large double room. conven-
lent downtown, 50: single, 81 30.
3204 18th sT.. Mt. Pleasant--Large front.
well furnished room. private home un-
limited phone semi-private bath.
RESEARCHMENs CLUB. 1907 ]. (Eye) st,
Single. "a up: double. - each persons
room and board with work. S5.25 weekly
CHOICE one room and bath. for two sirls:
excellent dinners If desired; best LEGATION
in city. 2116 Kalorama I'd. Apt. 2Q2.
500 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. s.E-Cne room
and htehenette. 10 week. AIlansis 4lsAs
Evening star., 1934-07-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

oIRL DESIREs ANoTHEA rEEtAlA'
n1snt. phone, radio. plano, separate rooms
kitchen. Address Box 3a0-R star once
Evening star., 1934-07-25
wANTED--ROOMs.

GENTLEMAN. by August ]. in Mt. Pleas
ant; furnished adjacent bath; moderate:
particulars. Address Boz 336-R, star once.
/ LARGE or small unfurnished: private
home: bath, light. use Kitchen SOUTH
ladies' neat. quiet. non-smokers. Ill
Leland st.. Chevy Chase. Md.
Evening star., 1934-07-25
sALF-AUTO TRUCKS.

DODGE 1929 panel delivery, sand-brown
car at a new low price OF S167. This is
the famous Graham designed. Dodge-built
truck. Good terms or good trade Open
nights. Nolan's. I'LL Eighteenth st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-25
ROOMs--GUBURBAN.

II8 ARLINGTON RIDOE--Front room on
ridge oyerlooking city. 10 minutes from
18th and Pa. ave-: gentlemen. Clarendon
114S-J-1. ~
Evening star., 1934-07-25

wANrED-SUB. ROOMS q BOARD.
MARRIED COUPLE want board and room
near WASHINGTON. during AUG; private
home, good meals Reasonable. Address
Box 357-R. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-07-25
COUNTRY BOARD,
WANTED-SUBURBAN ROOMS.

AUG. Il or 8 suburban. furnished In K.
rooms. private bath; 20 minutes drive
d. c.; reasonable. Address Box Ar, star