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Montana labor news., 1934-09-13
SIGNS OF THE TIMES?

Ol0ItC UT lTE AiNALOs
Birds usually make their homes in
trees, but a pair of wrens out west
reared a family Of six in a hole in a
fossil log.
WHAT A bird eviction?
80
When Dictator Mussolini recently
pitched wheat into a thresher, he was
paid l8c ar hour,the standard wage
for farm labor in Italy.
Was someone rubbing it in?
4+S
JOBLESS IN SOME STATES ARE
HUNGRY, says a headline.
That must be a typographical error
the head should read: JOBLESS
IN ALL STATES ARE HUNGRY.
French Premier Doumergue got a
big hand from the militarists when he
forced through appropriations of three
billion francs to complete the system
of frontier defenses by 1910.
P. S. He had Saved four billion
francs by discharging $4,000 govern
ment employees, slashing government
salaries and veterans pensions.
80
Who says a braintruster hasn't got
brains?
Former Chief Braintruster Raymond
Motley just got his brother the post
mastership of Berea, Ohio.
Said Postmaster General Farley, who
is also national chairman OF the Dem
ocratic Party, as he attended Elks'
conventions, kissed babies, gl~adhanded
postoffice employees, on his recent
swing around the country: MANY
people will not believe me, but this
trip is not connected with politics in
any way"
No, Jim, people aren't really SO I'M
believing!
Mussolini's cooperative states is a
Spiritual and moral concept" as op-
posed to the Communist concept of a
materialistic state, says Giovanni Cen
tile, Fascist historian.
Under his new state, Mussolini has
cut wages again and again-that must
be Spiritual and moral"
We're still in favor of materialism-
food, clothes, houses.
Montana labor news., 1934-09-13

Paul Won Hindenburg, who sent mill
lions of boys to their death, passed
away at SO.
Mourning him were General Mack
ensen, "a, his old chief of staff, and
General Won Kluck, who wasn't such a
cluck as to get killed in war. He's SO.
y **
On the basis Of the Department of
Labor's figures, U. S. workers have
struck themselves out of 100000 days
1900 years-of work and $75,000,-
900 Of pay, weeps a bosses newspa-
per.
The figures on the number of days
may be all right-but who ever heard
of the average American worker get
ting SIS a day.
In reviewing the men Of the cruiser
Houston, President Roosevelt made a
little speech saying that he approved
the navy.
Well, he got a free ride, didn't he7
In Time Magazine, under the head,
Races" recently appeared an article
on Hitler's favorite soother- of-nerves,
Herr Dokter Ernest Franz Sedgwick
HanfstaengL
The Nazis are now a recognized
race, set apart by God and Hitler?
y =
Mexico is becoming law-abidingl
In the recent presidential election,
only one man was killed.
u + T.
Making a living by farming is get
ting simpler.
The farmers of the Middle West
were paid by Uncle Sam last spring
not to raise wheat.
This fall they are being paid to gar
ner every blade Of grass lest starving
livestock perish.
4 4 4
v.-g-
Montana labor news., 1934-09-13
IT'S A GREAT sYsTEMl

he was called upon for an explanation.
There appeared to be a considerable
urge toward decided progressivism, but
for one reason or another, expressions
on this subject were kept pretty well
curbed.
Montana labor news., 1934-09-13

Continued from Page y
under the Jensen big navy bill and
you get Sl00,0OO,0OO. By way OF COM
parison, that money would build 200,
600 nice bungalows or 100000 miles Of
paved highway.
Evening star., 1934-09-27

bamboo forests, Just below the line
of perpetual SHOWS. OF all the race,
they are best adapted to withstand
intense cold although some simians
live in higher latitude. In its native
forests, snow is on the ground more
than half the year.
Discovered Years Ago.
The monkey Of the SHOWS, whose
scientific name is 'rhinopithecus," "
was first discovered more than so
years ago by the famous French
priest-naturalist. Pere David, who was
told that it frequented the high noun
tain forests in vast troops. These
troops. made up of animals about the
size of shepherd dogs. spend almost
all their time in the trees. living on
fruits and tender shoots of the wild
bamboo.
The monkey of the SHOWS is close
relative of the well hpown Hoonuman
monkey of India. one of the sacred
animals of that country. Such a
creature is believed by the Hindus to
contain the soul of dead human
being, because of its peculiarly human
appearance and behavior. Something
of the same sacred character, 1t is
said. pertains to its ogre like relative
of the high mountains, although much
less is known about it because Of the
we'll known Thibetan secrecy regard
ing religious practices.
Few Skins Available.
So far as known. no specimen Of
this creature ever has been brought
out of the Orient alive and if one
could be obtained it would constitute
one of the greatest of all geological at
Evening star., 1934-09-27

fractions. There are only three or
four skins in Europe and America.
From the same region the Smith
sonian has just received specimens
of another of the worlds rarest ami
mails as represented in geological COL
lections-the giant panda.
In connection with queer animals,
it has just been announced that more
than 100 species Of a curious family
Of fish with tails are to be found in
the Smithsonian collection. They are
the so-called rat fish," named because
of the resemblance of their tails to
those Of the rodent family.
Real Tails.
Ordinarily. according to DR.. George
s. Myers. assistant curator of fishes
and custodian of the collections, fishes
have a tail fin. usually forked, with
which they swim. The rat fishes,
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favorite hideout is the interior Of a
sea cucumber. But also they some
tunes back into the open shell Of an
oyster or clam for shelter. Sometimes
the shell closes upon such fish and
it may perish inside. In such a case
it sets up an irritation which leads to
the pearl secretion over 1t, as would
be the result Of any such irritation.
There are also, DR.. Myers says, q
few other small, little-known fish
families in different parts of the world
which have tails" in various degrees.
Ordinarily, however, tail would be a
useless appendage to fish and tend
to disappear.
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STRANGE MONKEY
SKIN IS OBTAINED
Kin. Tsen. Heou Has Never
Been Brought Out Alive
for Zoos.
BY THOMAS r. HENRY.

The skin of q ktn-tsen- -heou-or
"monkey of the snows'-which is one
Of the worlds strangest animals
has lust been received by the Smith
sonian Institution.
The specimen is one of the very
few ever received in America or
F,Irope. The creature is one of the
rarest of all mammals, owing to the
remoteneSs and relative inaccessibility
of its habitat. 1t is such an animal
as one might meet in nightmare
with an ogre-like, short face ranging
in color from green to turquoise in
which are set very large. bulging eyes
and a pointed upturned nose. Sur
rounding the face is a fringe, or
beard. of long orange hair. The rest
of the body is covered with hair six
or seven inches long and varying in
color from gold to silver.
These monkeys live in troops in the
Evening star., 1934-09-27

however, have a true tail-the body
tapering down to a long. pointed ex-
tension somewhat similar to that Of
rat.
The collection of these curious fishes
here is by far the largest in the world,
DR.. Myers says, and numerous new
species have been described from 1t.
The family is found in the deep seas
all over the world, but there seems
to be concentration of rat fishes in
the Sulu Sea. q partly inclosed basin
south of the Philippines. which is con-
nected with open waters only by mar
row, shallow channels which are too
shallow for these fishes.
They are dwellers In very deep
waters and some species have a lumi-
niscent organ on the underside of the
body. A few are quite fantastic crea-
tures. One in particular. macruroides
inf1aticeps. consists essentially Of a
Evening star., 1934-09-27

head and tail without any apparent
intermediate body and looks like an
enormous tadpole.
Still another prominent family Of
rat-tailed fishes inhabits tropical
waters and is distributed over the
world, although specimens are rather
rare in collections. These are the
pearl fishes, so-called because they
sometimes are found inside oysters
and clans entirely encrusted in
mother-of-pearl-literally large pearls
In the shape of fishes.
They are small. nearly transparent
creatures who seek shelter of any kind,
backing into an opening tail first. A
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SpOrtsWear

(6) Twin Sweater Sets; high
shades. broken sizes { Il 30
"a to 80. Were 2.29 PI.o|
Us) Slip-over Sweaters; nov
elty shades: broken
:. sizes ss "a to 40 Were $I.39
(sl Organdy Blouses, in stripes
and checks; broken
sizes 80 to 38. Were 0O-
Sl95 and $295. TIC
GoIdenberg'S-Second Floor.
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stretch Girdles; broken
sizes 26 to "a. Were d %
SZ.OU
N2) Brassieres. in small TO-
sizes. 1896. Were 81. ! IL
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Underwear.
(l9) White Silk Slips, lace trim.
med; size "a only: soiled. TO-
Were sl.00 ............ ~
~ Pink voiIe Nightgown; 2o~
soiled. Was $l09 .... - ~
% Silk Slip. in tearose; 600
size 80; soiled. Was 89c. OTS
% Satin Slip, in tearose: size
SO; faded from display; also %
2-Piece Pajama. size e. 30
Is. Regularly s1.95 e. Yls0I
(33) Rayon Taffeta Slips;
flesh only; broken sizes. Eo>
were oSc .............
(87) Women'S Plain Ray
on Pants, Boomers and 90
Vests. Were 49c. ....... wv
ts) Women's I-Piece
Pajamas' green and I Il 10
red. Were s2.29 .,.. YI.I7
1907 Women's Plain Mesh Rayon
Panties and Step-ins. o.
Were 35c .. ZJS
t49) Kiddies' Rayon Panties and
Vests; flesh color; broken ~
sizes. Were 39c ........ NC
(20) Women'S Gauze Cotton Union
Suits: knee length; bro 90
ken sizes. Were39c 800. LII
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
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METROPOLITAN 2G63.
Evenings. 3 to -, call GEorgia 4246.

1406 S St. Sc.
REDUCED FROM Ss.45O TO 81. $50.
Fair cash payment and S27 90 per month
buys this modern. attractive brick house; =
rooms. bath porches. built-ln Earage. now
rented at 500 per month; possession can
be had; inspection by appointment. See
Mt. Towbes, CAFRITz. 1404 X ct. NV.
DI 00SO.
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HOUSES-UNFURNIsHED.

e06 HAMILTON ST. NV. AND 513s .7th
St nw.-5 r. b yard. gar; Gentiles; $50.
S2s Otis pl NV. r. b.. yard S47 so.
GEorgia nj 70
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&l,25O-Rooming house, 10 rooms. . baths.
garage; near 18th and r. ]. ave.
splendid income: good terms.
&T00-Rooming house. II rooms. baths
gear gar; near Georgetown Law
School: a bargain good terms,
S2b0--Rooming house, = rooms. baths.
S215-Fruits, candy and drinks.
S300--Fruits, sandwiches and beer. and
/ furnished rOomi rent. $50.
&650--Delicatessen and rooms; busi-
ness $3.50 weekly; q bargain,
III 250-Delcatesse and rooms busi-
ness $500 weekly, guaranteed.
S5o0-Cafeteria and 3 rooms; rent, S26i
surrounded by Govt. depts.
r. NJ. CURTIS. Ma. 3934.
4io Bond BLDG. l4th 4 N. Y. Ave. NV.
WILL BUY STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE
and fixtures for CASH.
UNIVERSAL TRADING CO..
Annr DnrchRSier Rd Hnllo. Md. 30t
Evening star., 1934-07-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ENT HALL .LIv, RM., ] q BED RMS
din. (. and b.. with shower $40 to $54
wyatt Auts.. 4b20 Ga ave GE 1881
APARTMENTS. NEWLY DECORATED. IN
aole Oh appointment. Call Mrs. GREEN.
FACING CONNECTICUT AvE.-sTREET
fiOcr semi business studio apt. . rooms.
bath; Combination Frisidairs stove. So so.
OWNER. CL. @020. 25s
MAY OUR AUTO CALL FOR AND SHOW
you our apartments Dsy. phone WEST
2O44. Night phone, CL- 1888.
THE ALBEMARLE. 18th AND T SITS. NV
- TO room. kitchen and bath apts..
$40 50 TO $50; G Z. refrigerator on house
current: elevator service: resident man
81 FRANKLIN ST. NE-ENTIRE 2nd
floor 2 large rooms, kitchen. bath. closed
In back porch; no children. PO. 2406-J.
INGLEsIDE 1908 LIST ST. NW.--5 NICE,
large newly decorated rooms. Large bath
and porch. Refrigeration. 500. 30. Janitor.
kit. and bath end floor: electric refriRer-
alton: reasonable. North 536s. %.
NICE. cool APT; AT l436 OGDEN ST;
NV half block from Cavalier Hotel: 2
Frigidaire: decorated TO suit tenant; s. 4 z
exposures; S42 Janitor or Ii. 6s4s-J. 81
1918 18th ST NV. 2 AND r. AND
B fP'J Il JoHNsoS sSS CO. Sou S4i P N. Ave NV.
zoos 9Th ROOMS. KIT. WITH PULL
man diner. bath. Bright corner apt. elee.
refrigeration: sos.
AVAILABLE AUG. livery DESIRABLE
Georgetown apt 2nd floor. large rooms.
kitchen and bath. , open irepiaces. 3 ex-
posures. high-clsss neighborhood. WEST
06O0.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-!1e H ST. Ne
bath. reduced to S32 30. including gas.
eiec. Apply Mr.. KRAFT. 712 II st. ne.
1885 r ST. NV. = SPACIOUS LIVING
S0nx 4oOm Sed rGos ktshsa
5Il FLORIDA AVE. N.W.--FOUR ROOMS,
private bath. hot water. adults only. Phone
North 323g.
1918 E. CAPITOL sT.-5 ROOMS. BATH;
newly decorated; hardwood f1oors. Frigld-
aire: all outside rooms; janitor serv.: SOB.
rooms Kitchen and bath, q. 4. retriger-
alton, long reception nail; S45 and $50.
el15 14th ST. N.w.-vERY COOL; EN-
tire, floor, 3 rooms, bath, porch; AMI;
WOODBRIDGE ROOMS. TILED BATH.
sleeping porch elec refrigeration: entire
Ind floor. fully detached home; adults only
North 0919-M after u pm.
229 PENNA. AVE. S,E.-4 ROOMS AND
bath. h.-w.h.. gas. electricity. front ball
cony and back porch.
The CLIFTON, 1923 CLIFTON 81. NV
4 rooms. 500; rooms, S6O; furnished II
desired: elec. refrigeration. See Janitor. 2H'
1870 BELMONT 81. N W.-LINlNG hOOM.
dinette. sleeping porch. dressing room. X.
b.; roll bed If desired S42.50.
21lO 10Th NW.-REDUCED IF RENTED
in July or Aug as follows: 2 bed rms, liv.
rm. K, b.. S50-S52. so; large double liy.
rm.. bed rm.. k. b.. S49b next school;
Frigidaire: newly dec. Ring janitor.
51s. QUINCY ST, N.w-3 ROOMS, AND
kitchen. private bath; heat. gas and elec.
Adults. co. 0634-J
e524 18th ST. NV. GUST SOUTH Co
lumbia rd D-3 rooms kit bath. reception
hall inclosed porch. $50 80: Frigidaire.
3O32 QUE ST.
rooms. kitchen. bath. inclosed porch.
FTigidaire
THoS. e. FARRELL CO.. National o765.
2726 CONN AVE.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath; newly deco
rated; 500. Resident manager on premises.
3OOs TO 3044 r ST N.W-5 RMS.
BATH, ELEC. WITH HEAT AND JAM
TOR SERVICE. S32 so TO S3S. so.
BUCKLEY n GRINDLEY,
tis 936 N. Y. AVE. NV.
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SALE HOUSES.

TAKoMA PARK, MD. 33l BALTIMORE
aye.-S6,7 $50; ST .00O cash, balance terms.
conc Concealed ' radiation. eiec. refriS tiled
porch and bath. 2-car garage; lot b0xl4O.
F. s. PAPOT, builder,
FOUR ROOM FRAME BUNGALOW. WITH
sleeping porch and do dinins Tln alcove; 1904
S42 80 monthly; Phone owner to inspect.
BUILDER WILL SACRIFICE NEW MOD
room; screened. weather stripped and
caulked; street and alley paid for. or will
accept small house in exchange, Call
WHY PAY RENT.
bath home on paved street, in good
s foa Of 6on in
house condition. for S5,g5O7 Small cash
payment PAY sgS7% snd %onthly payments Ike rent
100 BRADLEY NE-MAGNIFICENT
new home of splendid proportions; huge
lot goo feet deep. swimming pool for the
csf dfiss S1ttS5sl 0Dsln I4sg eEe5s day from to pm
S5.75O-20-FT. BRICK HOME. 6 RMS. 8
poIches, elec. refriaeration; lot $50 feet
deep; terms. Mr.. BAILEY. Adams 47s6.
REDJcED $4,000, NOW sl4.760E
like new; 8 rooms, 2 baths, 1st-fioor lava
tory. finished attic, oil burner; gear brick
garage; lot 60xl60i q bargain. Call SH.
1888.
WILL SELL FOR $3.50. WITH $1,000
cash and S16.25 per mo. thereafter; near
7th and Hamilton; rooms and bath,
porehes. recreation room; beautiful lot: ga
rage; in perfect condition. Call AID. 3405.
POSITIVELY A BARGAIN. CANNOT BE
duplicated. Will deal direct. Sacri1cing
81 900 equity, 6-room brick. modern. per-
feet condition. garage. Price and terms
reasonable, A home seeker cannot afford
to miss this home, Inspection all this
week. 4:3O to s. CAT Morris st. ne. (be-
tween 9TH, 9TH. r, Gb.
SPECIAL-DETAcHED CORNER. RMS,
baths. ami; beautiful NV. section: real
bargain, S6.950: terms. Act today. AID.
InD.l1
Evening star., 1934-07-24
A DAINTY, SPACIOUS
WITH ABOUT u ACRE GROUND,

Sold originally for Sl3.500. Corner lot,
well sodded and attractiyely planted. Gen.
ter hall. rooms and bath; oil heat; large.
bright basement; slate roof 2-car garage.
A charming. cheap home. near Edgemoor.
Md. CALL BOSS & PHELPS, NATIONAL
Evening star., 1934-07-24
BEAUTIFUL BRICK BUNGALOW

An exceptionally fine home Of brick and
stone construction on HANDICAPPED lot
b0x142 to paved alley. just square from
car line and stores. Five large rooms. tile
bath. pantry. screened porch. 2 real bed
rooms, fireplace hot-water heat elee' re-
perfect condition. Reasonable terms VIII
be arranged. Inspect this home today.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1h06 III ST N w MA 23A5.
Evening star., 1934-07-24

AVAILABLE AUG livery DESIRABLE
Georgetown apt, 2nd floor large rooms.
kitchen and bath. . open hreplaces. ex-
posures, high-clsss neighborhood. west
Evening star., 1934-07-24

1903 10th ST NW.-Nice seeond-hoor
room now available for > or 3 business
girls or couple; detached tub and shower;
choice food variety.
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LARGE STOCK OF new plumbing and heat
ing material viii install at reduced prices.
r 4 love. Lincoln 1864 24'
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RENT-FIATS

2306 1st ST, NV r.. b, ELEC s42 so
I'LL c st. s.e-5 r.. b.. elec. 80. 80. 80
III0 S. C. ave. s.e.-5 r.. b.. elec.. 33 30
JAMES F. SHEA. 643 Indiana Ave. NV.
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WANTED To RENT-HOusEs.

CONGENIAL MIDDLE AGED PROTESr-
ant couple will rent good furnished home
rs9eps0Sa oSher rsls RoS o SR o,sirs
NEED HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS. LIST
with me for quick rental Clients waiting.
LESLIE D. MEASELL. Cleveland 4733.
5 OR ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR
Washington. by employed couple. Address
Box 291R. Star office. 24'
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

JOHNSON COMMERCIAL OIL BURNER,
perfect condition. Make an offer. See MI.
1 Hccrn n
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COLoRED TENANTS.
202S Georgia ave. n.w.-5 r.. b.
2O2S Georgia ave. n.w.-6 r.. b.,
=. T p sHEEHY, i0io Eye st. Ma. 1898
Evening star., 1934-07-24

Ie35 r ST NV. - SPACIOUS LIVING
room, 3 bed rooms, large closets. bath.
dining room. roomy kitchen. Frigidaire.
5Il FLORIDA AVE. NW.-FOUR ROOMS
private bath. hot water. adults only. Phone
North 323g
Evening star., 1934-07-24

NICE. COOL APT. AT 1436 OGDEN ST.
NV. half block from Cavalier Hotel: 2
rooms Kitchen and bath reception hall.
Frigidaire; decorated TO suit tenant; s. z.
exposures: S42 Janitor or Ii. 6S4S-J. 27'
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HOUSES-FURNISHFD.

FOR MONTH OF AUGUST OR LONGER.
Groom brick bungalow. in wooded Sligo
Park Hills; quiet and cool at night. SH.
3699.
TAKOMA PARK ROOMS. BATH. AMI,
completely furnished with radio. elec.
range and refrigerator. Phone SH. 2s20-J.
5235 sth ST. Nw.-6 RMS. b.. YARD,
porches. 2-car garage: convenient neigh
borhood oil burner; newly decorated; Gen.
tiles; $50. Georgia 0l19.
CLOSE-IN. NORTHWEST SECTIONS
rooms. nicely furnished; garage and oil
burner.
FISCHER AND COMPANY
907 10Th ST. ME. 0045.
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LARGE 3-RooM FURNISHED APT. ALI.
conveniences: $3.50 week. All G ST.
NV.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1894 N. H. AVE,-PRIvATE CLUB-RESI-
DENCE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE; SINGLES
DOUBLES: ARTISTIC FURNISHINGS,
MODERN BATHS. INNER-SPRING MAT
TRESSES: CLEANLINESS; GOOD FOOD
Sci ECTINE MENU REASONABIE.
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wANTED-ROOMS.

BY EMPLOYED LADY. cool room. privi-
leges. s. mo. evenings week given.
Address BOX 2se-R. Sar once.
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81. $50.
APARTMENT BUNGALOW.

A new detached house. complete in every
detail. Large wooded lot, in d. c. Lying
room 13 by 10, wood burning fireplace.
hot-water heat oil burner. oak noors. large
bed room modern kitchen and bath. small
cash. easy terms. Five sold only one left,
Bids or phone National 1850. 26s
TRINIDAD SACRIFICE.
1924 Queen st. ne; 2-story brick. 0
rms. 2 inclosed porches. tile bath; h;-w. h..
built-in garage; new-house condition;
owner leaving city, will sacrifice; easy
terms: open daily till . pm. Ma. $500.
Evenings. GE. 6l36.
NEAR OLD GEORGETOWN.
A detached brick home Of the true early
American style. Lot has a frontage oi
years old is on the terrace. House con-
tains living room. dining room. pantry,
kitchen and laVatory first floor; 3 bed
rooms and 2 baths on the second and
large attic. Price. S16.500. Owner. Ad-
dress Box 129-R, Star office.
Northwest bargain. near Sherman Circle
and Mcfarland Junior High School. Semi
detached brick home. z rooms. BATHS
one bath on LIST floor: hot-water heat. ga
rage: lot lis #. deep. An investment.
CALL BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL $500.
$3.50 CASH. S55 PER MONTH.
PRICE S6.450. NV. SECTION;
Modern 8 rooms. bath, large yard. ga
stores and churches. Call GE. 2O42.
s6'e29RRSS552&2s ! RS5&s eANsAz 3N ! fs2S3oAse sS3o MgNIH'
New-house condition. open, POSSESSION
blb Il 81. NE.
wAPLE & JAMES. INC,
l22o I4th 81. NV. D1. 3341.
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wANTED-sUBURBAN ROOMS.

AUG Ia or ; suburban. furnished Ink
rooms private bath; 20 minutes drive
ID. C.; reasonable. Address Box Ar Star
Office. a5'
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ST 10000.
A partnership with personal activity is
offered in a business that presents most
sales are frequent and profits on q So
80 basis are paid out Immediately.
Investment secured and interest guar
sasea haarss. BOx o sseo ss5as Star 81 Pe1Sai oee N
DELTCATESSEN and fruit stand; cor. store.
doing good business, Price, Sl,59u;
terms. Reason for sellinE-illness. See
peiIsstssssn and soda fountain s al; also be beer. e.
Rent $40: price, 5000; part cash.
bargain--act auicklyi
Grocery store rooms and bath. Rent,
SIS: price 81 500 cash; worth $4,000.
Doing 5000 cash business per week See
Grocery store. $3.50; part cash. See this
Lunch room. . serving rooms, 3-room apt
and bath. Rent $50 Located Govt.
BLDG ANY reasonable offer accepted. A
"a nss Too@s 1.a's bssss ses H. Rent 500: in good
location. Price, 81 5oo-ssooi balance
II rooms Rent. s1e5. Location. Mass.
ave. Can be seen by appointment only.
II rooms. baths Rent SI75; Scar
Earage' nicely furnished, Price. 81 l,5oo'
$3.50 cash. balance easy terms. beau
10 rooms. Rent. $50: price. $3.50 cash.
A bareain. See this. All filled. Good
8 rooms. Rent, s.s; price. sa5O-psrt
All filled. Good income.
Is rooms Rent $50. Corner house
Price. S500-S300; terms. Guaranteed.
Show sood income
w. A. CHRISTIE,
SEQ 11th st. MA. 1899.
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Observation-Disclosures

CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
q rooms and bath TO IL rooms and
baths; moderate rentals; auto service for
inspection LESLIE d. MEASELL, CLeve-
land ABB or CL. BAGS.
detached 8 r. ....''''--7>'-'- ~ "" SAT so
gar ~ sem w ''eA SEQ 90
1857 Newton st. n.w.--6 r.. garage 500 90
elect. = t1e refris = gar r - SIS 90
WAFFLE & JAMES. INC,
1926 14th st. NV. DI. 3347.
Evening star., 1934-07-24
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

Dogs boarded. 25c a day.
Special Care to Toy Dogs.
Dog Hotel. Rigs Rd. HyattsviIle 909-M
Evening star., 1934-07-24
wANTED-APARTMENTS,

% ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH. REFRIG-
alton. porch. S45-S50. Address Box 326-R.
Star office 25'
FOUR OR FIVE ROOM APARTMENT
first floor with yard: Woodbridge or Brook
land preferred Potomac 2l97.
WANTED MEDIUM FURNISHED Ink.
Frooms radius . blocks Langley or Elliott
Schools. Atlantic l6SS-W.
Evening star., 1934-07-24
Homer L. Kilt Co. ]
4 merit at reasonabl
small Grand. made b
'er. like new; reduced
including bench an
yments can be ARA
N $50 up. Pianos re
Hardman. Harrington
& Bach pianos. II
Est. 1879.
BOATS.
CABIN CRUISER:
ylinder 4-cycle motol
BOATS.

1T-FT. CABIN CRUISER; sleeps two;
Grey i-cylinder. 4-cycle motor; in perfect
condition: Just the boat for small family;
owner leaving town; must sell; can be
seen at Regan'S Boat House. 18Th and
Water st. s.w.. or by calling Decatur 5000.
FOR SALE-44-ft cabin cruiser (Agnesl
May be seen any time. anchored OF Ma
rine Railway. foot llth St
DEAD-RISE BOAT. 30 1T. long. oft. beam.
cabin. engine. and small bateau. Can be
seen at Champion 4 Baggetsi Boat Yard,
above Key Bridge. or 342l Dent pl.. after
8 pm. Mr., H. F. Paul sr.
SAILBOAT. cypress. % #. practically
new SIS. left rowboat. 500. Small
yacht tender. SIS. Small outboard motor
Evening star., 1934-07-24
WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.
sALE-sUBURBAN.
SALE OR RENT--sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE OR ,RENT-LARdE HOUSE
wyn, Nd. II rooms, garage hot-water
heat. oil burner. acres Of Eround.
Orchards WAfTER L. GREEN. attorney.