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ACROSS 1. Goddess of diScOrd

ented and supple and will give her first presentation An Acrobatic Speciality" which includes the open split and other difficult features.
 Bernice Waugh, dressed in typi- cal Irish costume, will give an Irish Jig" as the second number on this program and little Miss Ztieff will close with the ever popular Scotch Sword Dance, in costume.
 Great interest has been reused by the announcement that a Ma tive Hawaiian Orchestra will be on hand to give a group of the plain tive Hawaiian melodies and many have inquired as to whether they have brought hula dancer with them. However, no information was obtainable regarding this and it is possible that surprise is in store
 Booths Attractive
 Booths at the far this year are more colorful. modernistic and at tractive than ever before and very representative of the business firms of the city. They include display booths, entertainment booths, with games and prizes, refreshment booths, wheels of fortune, and among the fine awards that will be made are a Chevrolet automobile
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ONE WAY TRAFFIC

During the Fair from pm. to 1 am. no southbound traffic will be permitted on E Street from 12th Street to Willoughby Avenue (Home Grocery Corner).
 c. J, DAVIS, adv. Chief of Police.
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CONTINUES HIS ATTACK,P PRESENT ADMINISTRATION
Hoover Has Second Article in Post-Does Not Men
 ton Name of Roosevelt

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 12.- Continuing the broad attack on the Administration polio cies. Herbert Hoover, in the current issue of the Saturday Evening Post, declared that some Roosevelt measures were combating parts" of the Fascist, Socialist and Communist systems of Government.
 Tt is obvious that many of these measures represent. not reform nor relief within the boundaries of liberty, but that they are emu lating parts of these other systems win the hope of speeding recovery from depression" the former Presi- dent wrote, as in his first article |. the Pet.
 Hoover did not mention the name of President Roosevelt or his ad- ministration in the second article; however, he refers to examples of National Experimentation we have examined" previously described as delegations of Legislative and Ju- dicial functions to the Executive arm of the Federal Government.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-12
NE W MILLING PLANT FLOWN
 0[!:llOC.A1!oN
Straub Rib Sixteen
 Tons Taken to Prop
 perty Near Valdez

| b ! t Late last spring and early in the summer the Big Four Mine of Valdez installed a complete Straub
 Rib-Cone milling plant of 16-ton
 capacity, and in doing so, overcame difficulties of Transportation in a
 manner that has attracted the at tention of the m ining world
 throughout the United States. The Big Four Mine is not far from Valdez, as the eagle flies. The trouble lies in the fact that very often the simplest way to get to the mill is to do as the eagle does-fly. And that was how Clar
 ence Poy, General Manager, brought
 the new milling plant to the mine. The mine lies at an elevation |of 5000 feet; near the buildings there was broad exparse of fairly flat ground, which was converted into a temporary landing field. An
 airplane was equipped with skis in
 place of the usual wheels. and piece by piece the section al.sed
 milling plant was landed close to the mine.
 However, before the shipments
 were completed, July arrived and a
 warm summer sun melted all the
 snow, leaving the formerly level
 landing field so rough that any
 plane attempting to land there
 would surely be wrecked. So the remaining sections which compris- ed a Diesel engine, were wrapped in mattresses, tied to parachutes, carried by plane to a point directly over the erstwhile landing field, and there dumped overheard, to float slowly and safely to the ground.
 Mir. Poy is now thanking the
 foresightedness of the Straub Manufacturing Company for pro- viding "sectionalized' milling equip ment in pieces which are light enough to be carried anywhere an airplane can go, and there assem-
 bled as perfectly as if they had
 been shipped that way direct from their manufacturer.
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4 CHILDREN ] SOB; MOTHER
 IS MURDERED
Cuddle All Night Close to Dead Father Is
 Being Sought

OAKLAND, Gal, Sept. F. The blood covered body of Mrs. Lillian Shaver, aged 25 years, fortune tel Ter, was found this morning, stuffed into cubby hole in her home.
 The police have started search for the woman's husband, aged 50.
 The officers said Louis Shaver, Jr., aged 4 years, the youngest of three children, told them he Saw his father stab his mother with a knife, yesterday.
 All night the youngsters -h1ddled few feet from the cubby hole where their mother lay dead, sob' ping because their parents did not come.
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and new modern electric stove.
 Exhibits Fine \ Exhibits of schools, flowers, vege- tables, grains; cooking, sewing, art, historical and many other displays are even more artistic and inter estingly arranged than at previous fairs.
 This afternoon judging is being done in the Agricultural and Floral divisions, Cooking and Bread di- visions, and announcement of the winners will be made in tomor- rows Empire.
 
 Baby Show ~ Tomorrow afternoon is one of the most exciting events at the fair when the annual baby show takes place. This is for infants under one year of age and attractive prizes are provided for the smallest, fat test and best natured.
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severe Taku wind, the plane landed but had considerably difficulty in coming in. Robert Keeney went out in his gasboat, at the request of A. B. Hayes, Alaska Southern Airways manager, and after some delay caused by the plane being whirled about by the "woolies," succeeded in getting lines on the big plane and finally got 1t tied up to a raft inside the Government wharf, where it is aground at low tide.
 The plane will probably leave to- morrow for Anchorage and from there continue to its base at Fair banks.
 MT. Peck, Mrs. Lancaster and Mrs. Britten, were southbound pas- sengers on the A1eutian and re- joined the steamer in Juneau to- day.
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lhe parometric wtn the southern ing Sea With fairly heavy pressure is nsn over the weather have fallen Interior ana were higher in the western portion of the of Alaska. Fl.
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P. A, A. PLANE IN
 LATE YESTERDAY
 FROM WESTWARD

Lyman S. Peck, General Manager of the Pacific Alaska Airways, Mrs. H. B. Britten and Mrs. L. J. Lam caster, arrived here yesterday aft ernoon on the Ford plane of the company, after flight from Cor dova. Joe Barrows, acting General Manager of the company, piloted the plane down to Juneau, and Fred Mulligan was mechanic.
 Arriving in Juneau during the
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DEMOCRATS WIN EVERYWHERE IN THE TERRITORY
Pafty May Elect Every Legiislator-New Deals *' Sweeps Territory

tconrlnued from rage oneo
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the House, who was in the first four and was leading Alton H. Nor dale, Democrat, in fifth place, by 79 votes The high House candi- date was William Growden. Ruby, who had 505 votes. MT. Nerland was second with 48O, George A. Lingo, Democrat, third with 409 and Fohn- Hansen, fourth with 37l votes. Fred B. Johnston, veteran legislator from Fairbanks, Republi- can, was in sixth place with 325 votes.
 Democrats Take Third
 The Democrats seem to have made clean sweep in the Third Division pr. w H. Chase, Cordova Republican and candidate for Treasurer, wiring Territorial Chair man Albert White nere today said all Democratic candidates had big leads Reports from Cordova and the Copper River precincts. the Seward-Anchorage rail belt region and elsewhere, confirmed tais.
 M. s. Brunnelle, Cordova Demo crat, was leading Senator R. s Bragaw. Anchorage, by 358 votes their respective vote being 796 and 438. Brunnelle is expected to hold if not increase his margin.
 Charles T. Murray, Valdez, 721; James H. Patterson, Valdez, 612; J. s. Holman, Seward. 495; and H H. McCutcheon, 570, all Democrats were leading for the House Harry Staser, Anchorage, Republican, was fifth with 503 votes. and Elwyr Swetmann, Seward, sixth with 43S votes. Clyde T. Ellis and Florence Nafsted, Republicans, Cordova, hac 403 and 402 respectively.
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RObT. CRAWFORD IS NOT INJURED
 PLANE AccDENI,Y U
Former Dawson and F4irss banks Man Escapes Uha
 hurt in California

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Sept l2.- Robert Crawford, plane pilot and concert baritone, escaped without injuries when his motor stalled, forcing him to glide to earth but n landing his plane was badly damaged.
 Crawford was born in Dawson and reared in Fairbanks, Alaska. He attended Princeton.
 Two years ago Crawford made an aerial tour of Alaska, giving concerts, in company with Miss Ruby Mercer, soprano.
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BRIT. STEAMER
 AFIRE AT SEA

CRISTOBAL. Sept 12.-The Brit ish freighter Bradburns carrying a cotton and phosphate cargo, re- ported she is afire in number 2 hole and is returning to Balboa The Bradburn is on the way from Kobe to Tampa
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Inuentory ot Minerals
 To Be Taken

WASHINGTON, Sept. l2.- Secretary of Interior Ickes said the recent three million dollar all0catiop made to the National Resources Board will probably be used to start mineral in- vent0ry.
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GRAND OPENING OF ANNUAL FAIR
 THIS EVENING 6
Splendid Program and Fine Displays Mark 1884 s.
 E. Alaska Exhibit
icontinueo ron Page one,

which begins at 10 o'clock, will be several dance features by two of the most talented pupils of Doro- thy Stearns Rolf, II year old Nor cen ztieff and Bernice Waugh, 13 years of age.
 Noreen ztieff, a charming girl with long brown curls and spark ling. brown eyes, is remarkably tai,
Evening star., 1934-11-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ALWAYS TOP PRICES PAID for old gold.
mems clothing and firearms. Max Zweig.
Phone Metropolitan 9l13. 937 D NV.
ANTIQUE GOLD JEWELRY GOLD
TEETH. WATCHES. RINGS DIAMONDS:
COINS, Muse. INSTS.. RADIO; TOP PRICE
PAID SCHILLER'S. 9th. COR. E NV TO-
OLD GOLD. silver platinum purchased Tor
manufacturing use: maximum. price paid
BURNSTINES 93l G St. NV
Since 1866 Federal License.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches diamonds and old dis
carded iewelry Full cash value paid, q. s
Govt. license to buy. Selingers. SIS F St
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(Continued)

2s9 sth ST. ant newly Sd
3O2l 18th ST. NW-Haf block from 18th
and Col. I'd. in private family; So week.
Apply first floor.
IS r ST. NE,-Laree front room second
refined party; very Ink.
WOODBRIDGE = Large front room. twin
beds. private home. detached; SIS one.
$500 two per week Phone Dec. 2705-R.
TWO BRIGHT; FURNISHED BED ROOMS.
next to bath in private home; board with
Box 4SS-J Star office.
1865 KALORAMA RD.-Comfortably fur
nished room in quiet priv; residence large
closet. unlim. phone: gentleman.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL-Com-
fortably furnished single room for employed
lady. second floor; SIS. Col 546s.
5l1 ALLISON ST NW-Large front bed
room. double. comfortable bed, in private
home. Call after pm.
1915 KENNEDY ST. NW-Large front
room, newly decorated. bright and COM
Portable $3.50 week. garage included
l744 p ST NW-Single room for gentle
man: excellent meals: near Dupont Circle
1927 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Attractively
Phone Columbia 399s.
1867 IRVING ST. NV. Apt. 30-Nicely
furnished bright. warm room next bath;
every convenience; reasonable; gentleman.
THE LACLEDE tThomas Circlel-Ie2i
living room; elevator; phone service.
@s03 18th ST. NW-Newly furnished
single and double rooms convenient 10
og oqs sse6seTd snd eaT Gsa nns Phone Columbia 25s
1900 MASS; AVE. NV. De Soto, APT. 81
-Well-furnished room; gentleman. Phone
Me- opohtan III. Apt. 81.
WOODLEY PARK. 2917 2Sth St NV
Corner room. very desirable. Gentleman.
Phone Adams 1850.
l431 FAIRMONT NW.--Base apt. pri-
vate bath. shower ST: lst A. front. s. :;
part-tlme service in exchange
l725 QUE near Dupont Circle-Com-
Portable. cultured private home. private
bath mi. employed lady or gentleman;
/ references requested.
:364l GARFIELD ST NV block OF Ward
private home. Car. bus line. Adams 704l
1906 RANDOLPH ST. NW-Single fur
nished room. modern conveniences for
lady. Phone Columbia 1892. g.
LARGE. SUNNY FRONT ROOM for gentle
men or couple continuous hot water. oil
heat unlimited phone. Georgia 1893.
1929 VERMONT-Hotel service. down
town comfortable. s. wk. S35 mo. up.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM.
1865, Calf w-Clean. warm quiet:
INV. bay window; near > car and bus
HOTEL PLAZA.
Facing the Capitol and Union
Station Plaza.
One OF Wasnington's Newest
Hotels.
Special Monthly Rates Starting
as Low as $50.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1881 N ST. NW-Front room. continu-
Gus hot water. well heated: walking dis
tance downtown. Phone North 9004.
40I 10th ST. NE-Attractive front room
Phone Lincoln 1897.
1s45 BELMONT RD. NW-Singie room.
nicely furnished. Phone Columbia 9134.
1884 MCKINLEY ST. NW-Sngle and
venience; suitable for or 3 adults; rea-
sonable. Phone Cleveland 6375. 6'
1920 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
looms tor rent. sleeping or Ink; priced
1859 EUCLID ST.-Large front room. suit
able for two or three. all conveniences:
shower and bath. Phone Adams 1868. II"
l34a JEFFERSON ST NW-Large double
room; also single room with private lava
tory. Board optional. Phone Georgia 1901.
s22 SHERIDAN ST NV or . rms.
suitable for young couple, desirable loca-
ton; privileges; near trolley; reasonable.
Phone Georgia 1913.
1909 10th. ST. N,w;-Attractive double
Phone Decatur 5000.
1916 AND 1910 EYE ST NW-single
60c night up: $500 wk. Double. 81: So
wk. Opp. Franklin Park. Warm BEDS 30c
81 EYE ST. NW-Homelike room. S4 rs;
includes steam heat cleo. shower bath.
linens. towels; continuous hot water. g.
1883 MERIDIAN PL. NW.-Attractive.
vate home; owner; adults; reasonable.
Phone Columbia O243.
1IO3 18th NW-Newly furn. front Ink.
next bath, $500 week: also Ink. room.
with running water. $500 week.
1922 L NW-Large room with Kitchen
ette. range and running water; also sleep
ing and Ink. rooms: SO UP.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 5Owk. sing. rms;
doubles. 4.50: outside: baths: inst. h. W.
maid serv.. steam ht.; men. Adams 1923.
1920 EYE NW-Single room. refined at
mosphere downtown location; oil heat.
continuous hot water; gentleman.
2O34 o ST. NW.-Large south room. ad-
joining bath; man and wife or > ladies;
private home: Govt. workers preferred.
DUPONT CIRCLE-L,ght Housekeeping for
refined couple. employed; bright and coZy;
So per week 1920 10th ST., NV.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM in new down.
down apartment: shower; walking distance
District 1894. Sc
915 10th NW-Bright double bed room
in apt. house, private hall: So and ST per
week.
335 9th ST. s.E...Entire End moor Of prl
vate home for Ink: clean and quiet;
adults only: rent reasonable.
CLEVELAND PARK-Front corner room;
gentleman; block Conn. ave. modern de-
tached home: next bath; S5 weekly. Phone
Cleveland 5029.
MT. PLESASANT-Large front living room.
bed room. bath. kitchenette: Christian
home: adults. preferably employed. Phone
Columbia 1853.
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD 1929 la-ton truck; new tires; in
Al condition. 1899 Wis. ave. n ". Phone
West O2S6. IL
DIAMOND T. is. long wheel base. dual
tires. liz to 3 tons; Sl25 to $500. Must
be sold within 10 days International
Harvester Co. OF America. 90l Bladens-
burg rd. ne. Phone Atlantic 3g9S.
FORD 1881, l57-inch high stake truck;
dual wheels good paint. rebuilt motor.
Can be seen anytime. 18th and r. I. ave.
ne. Triangle Motor Co. used car lot.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1926 18th ST. NV
l room and kitchenette. S35; also 3 rooms,
kitchenette and bath. sos; adults only.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APARTMENT
Hotel Goth and F n.w.-1 r., K. b.. COM
pletely furnished linens silver. Frigidaire:
day. week. month; reasonable. Natl 5425
OFFICERS FAMILY LEAVING CITY WILL
Sublet well-furnished 5-room apartment;
attractive outlook. very comfortable. Phone
Nolth 1897. 6s
1872 PARK RID. N.W-TWO FURNISHED
rooms. telephone. gas. light Housekeeping
electricity and linen included: couple.
NORTH CATHEDRAL MANSIONS. APT.
237--Four rooms, two bed rooms. COM
pletely furnished; six months or longer;
immediate possession. g.
FURNISHED APARTMENT OF ONE ROOM
and bath at 1871 K st. NV; rent. S35.
PERCY h Russell CO. 1871 K st. NV.
1872 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. (COR. N ST,
n.w0-2 and rooms. kit. bath. ch.w..
gas cleo; furn.; 5000. $3.50 week
ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR, 2 ROOMS.
bath. hall. newly decorated; $50; adults.
80 Carroll ave. Takoma PIX: 14th car line.
9O7 18th ST. NW-ROOM 16x1S. NEAT
ly furnished: kitchen. built-in cupboards.
sink gas range. refrigerator; clothes clos
ct. private bath; gas. elec.. h.-w.h.: $40
per week.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


l343 EUCLID-For , young men: large
front. warm. c. h. "; single beds: excel
lent food: $40 month. Col. 10422. 6'
CHEVY CHASE. Washington's most beau
| in refined private family. delicious home
cooked meals. attractive surroundings. con-
venient to schools. churches and stores.
prone Wisconsin 35lo.
RESEARCHMEN' CLUB 1907 I Eye St
Ideal location; single SIS monthly dou-
BILE. S24; board optional. S2.75 up. -
2723 18th ST. NW-Columbia O2@4
Special terms for . or more: excellent food;
home comforts; single. S35.
@129 WYOMING AVE-Handsome we'll
appointed residence in fashionable loca-
ton. convenient TO downtown; single and
ressonable rates. Phone North 6i47. &.
1345 G1RARD NW-Homelike warm
rooms. twin beds phone; continuous hot
water: excellent meals. Men only.
1922 1sth-Men only; attractive home;
single or double room. with excellent home
cooking; reasonable.
1904 QUEBEC PL. NV
Private home; all you can eat.
l74s LAN1ER PL. N.W.-Large. double
newly furnished room and porch: southern
exposure plenty heat and hot water; best
iood nice living room, free phone. Near
1Sth and Col. rd.
lady TO share large south room. also very
larse fr2ht room for or 3; excellent
meals
I:5I p ST, NV Near Dupont Circle
Room and board. $50 per week; ami
Phone Potomac 6o23
l6"a K ST NV. The ee-Maroue-NiceIy
furnished single and double rooms. semi
private bath; excellent board. So
1910, 10th ST. NW.-Real home. young
people. delicious meals SS.75 per week.
See II. Phone North 1857. 8.
TAKoMA PARK = Beautiful new home.
German cooking; for couple or gentle
men: large room; no children; reas. Phone
Georgia 2S16. -
YOUNG LADIES. room and board within
walking distance of departments: reason
able. Address Box tx. Star Office. g
dGG dGG5,. 18th ,dor in attraetiye
bath: cleanliness; good food; $50 so
! -. p ST. N.W-Attractive accommoda-
tionS in high-clasS home: large rooms:
private bath; every comfort; unsurpassed
meals.
1887 R ST. N.W-Attrac. furn. large I'd
n. front room for two; so. exp; lovely
home; delicious meals. North 3S49.
board; garage: refined home: convenient
location: gentleman. Protestant. Col. O6S2
100 LAMONT ST. NW-Large. warm
ROOM twin beds; owners home; refined
location: priv: reasonable; phone.
1903 N ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished double
and single rooms. twin beds. refined at
mosphere. excellent meals.
1920 18th ST. NW.-Second fl front; fire.
place twin beds suitable . or 3: also
single rooms; privileges Columbia 94OO 6'
1410 10th ST NW-Suite for 8, private
bath; l double l single room. spacious
entertaining room; excellent meals; rea-
sonable.
TABLE BOARD.
1912 18th st. NV. 100
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YOUNG MAN wants furnished room, mod
ern. private home northwest residential
section Address Box 15-K. Star ONCE.
WANTED-Clean. warm room, in small.
private family with accommodations for
study; convenient to downtown: SI2
month. Address Box 479-J. Star office. 81
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

1l1s SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. sE-Three
rooms. neat. gas: reasonable.
1870 ST. N.W-Large. unfurnished
studio room. first floor: also small fur
nished apartment, first floor. for employed
couple
Evening star., 1934-11-06

PACKARD 1929 sedan: high-grade car
that's in fine mechanical condition good
rubber clean Interior and real BARGAIN
at S2s5. l.. P. Steuart. Inc. 1925 l4th-
PACKARD .-passenRer de luxe sedan: ELL
good tres perfect motor. bargain On
display at Norris & Young, 20ls nth st.
n W Phone North 39IG
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HOUsES-FUR. & UNFURNIsHED

SMALL EDGMOOR ESTATE: "a ACRES
of ground. IL rooms. baths 1st-hoor
lavatory. 2-car garage stable for horses;
lovely grounds, trees. Inspection by an
pointment Phone Wisconsin 3O6S. r. B.
WARREN Owner
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.


S2s-WoODRIDGE. es41 BELAIR PL NE.
Corner: rooms. no bath; gas. elec. Phone
Columbia 9l35
AVAILABLE NOV. 5000 GALLATTN
St n.w.-6 r. b. and shower. Frigidaire:
conyenient; nice yard. gar; Gentle
Newly decorated Georgia o17a.
1925 A ST. NE. NEAR LINCOLN PARK
Excellent condition. new hot-water heating
plant rooms and bath. S45. CHAS. E.
TRIBBY'S SONS. Owners. S14 District
National Bank Bldg. District Ats.
ST. 2 b., S5075; 1915. large s r. 2b.,
S65.75: Forest Glen. rooms. SAL. JOHN
$40 18th ST. Ne R. AND B.. AMI.
S25. HALL g. BRO. 1904 st. ne.
Phone Lincoln 1891.
BATTERY PARK ROOMS, SUN PORCH,
h.-w.h tiled bath. garage. large lot. S65.
Phone Wisconsin 4145-J. 90
RIvERDALE, 500 CLEVE. AVE- R.,
ami; garage: l acre: S55; sell cheap.
I5o5 G se: rms, s39.5o. Met. 1900,
1881 18th ST. NE.
Second-foor fiat. 5 rooms. bath. elec-
tricity, porch. Only S27.5O. CAYWOOD
BROS. GARRETT, INC, NATIONAL
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For All Cars and Trucks
Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work.
ROBERT HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE. INC.
~ Florida Ave NE. North 1040S.
Evening star., 1934-11-06

PARTS! PARTS!
Parts for all makes of cars at lowest
prices Also your old cars bought. Auto
door glass installed. 81. Open Sunday
until pm. Big G Auto WreckerS. Bla-
densburg. Md. at Peace Cross. minutes
from District.
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PIERCF-ARPOW Oh" 5-naSs sedan: chauf-
feur- driven TOR elderly lady. excellent cond
- 900 mi Only 81 lI.5, may be inspected
at Ambassador Garage. 1890 Champlain st.
-
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BUICK 1929 four door sedan; excellent
condition; will sacrifice Sl95 will accept
$50 cash and Sl5 - month y Including
insurance for year 80. Woodley pl
NV Phone Columbia lH45.
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CADILLAC 1913" vi! custom sedan; q
wire wheels. metal tire covers, wheel mir
rors Motorola radio cedaI-lined trunk dn
White side wall tires; original factory I'm
ish, let black On display al Norris Il
Young oOIS I4th St NV North B949
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THE MONTANA.
LOO N ST N ",
WANTED-APARTMENTS,

WANTED Sc. VICINITY BUCHANAN
School furnished or unfurnished apt. or
house suitable man, wife and two children.
Address Box 4S6-J. Star office.
COUPLE DESIRE ONE OR TWO ROOM
furnished apartment in apartment house.
Call Georgia 1896 =
QUIET REFINED COUPLE. WISHES
clean. sunny. furnished Ink. apartment.
garage: SIS month. Address Box 1o-K,
Star office
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
RECPHOLSTERING.

QUALITY FURNITURE EXCHANGE.
Rent and sell furniture. Easy terms.
1910 14th st. n W.
RECPHOLSTERING.
Thlee-piece living room suite reuphol-
stored for SO. made like new. in finest
tapestry and fIie2ette: workmanship guar
anteed. La France Upholstering Co. 2oO9
l4th ST. NV Phone Columbia l0l12.
CINDERS. SOC Gu. ND.
LOAD YOUR TRUCK AT OUR YARD.
ENGINEERS EQUIPMENT SUPPLY CO.
$500 Benning Rd NE. Phone Att ',3;i'!!
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ELECTRIC MOTORS-Laree stock of new
and used a. C. and d. C. motors repaired
Harris Armature Co. GIL L. Natl. 2470
ELECTRIC MOTORS. 100 to select from.
all types and sizes. We buy sell rent
exchange and repair Parker Armature Co..
RallSton Va. Phone Walnut 931 L
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PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe sedan black
finish lust like rev. red wire wheels, tires
like new. upholstery spotleSs. not a scratch
or bump anywhere; S495 terms Pohanks
Service. % Goth ST II ". District 9l41.
fine mpcha nicaUv excellent rubber: any
demonstration; S545. L. P. Steuart. Inc.
13o1 I4th st nv
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DESKS for office and home: unusual bar
gains: used and new We also rent
Commercial Office Furniture Co. 500 E
St NV. Phone METROPOLITAN 2430