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1926 17th-REDEC.; LIV. RIM. (FIRE-
place., sun-bed rm. (S windD: non-h k. :;
warm. quiet; C h. W. phone adults; ref.
1874 CLIFTON ST. NV R.. K. SEMI
nrivate hath: 2nd floor: $40 month
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

2215 14th ST. NV.
9 rooms. bath porch .S65 90
Newly Decorated throughout.
SHANNON &, LUCHS CO.,
1h0h II St NV National 2a4H
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Large front room. kitchen with sink. gas
range: continuous hot water; everything
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1905 18th ST. NE, S47.50.
rooms; bath h.-y.h.. gas, elec.
4 rooms, bath. gas. cleo. lat. heat.
34O4 GEORGIA AVE. $3.50.
5 rooms, bath gas cleo. lat heat.
NET. 2025. D. E. BARRY. 1907 H st.
o rooms. 2 baths. garage; vacant: SIS.
DIXIE REALTY CO.. 1417 L st. NV.
National $3.50.
7O4 4th ST. SEC R.. B. .S25 90
1925 Oak St. n.w.E6 r.. b.. h.-w.h. 5000
VIM. T. BALLARD,
I've
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VERY ATTRACTIVE BROOM, KITCHEN
and bath apartment; rooms are large.
bright and sunny; few blocks from Govern
ment bldgs. and downtown section: rent,
S45. Apply Apt. No. l. 916 23rd st. NV.
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third floor, Ink; inc. gas, elec., phone;
semi-private bath.
OPP. MAYFLOWER-WARM CHEERFUL.
refined adults; c. h. W, ph. 1717 De Sales.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1411 N-2nd FLOOR. FRONT; 3 ROOMS,
cleo. heat. c. h. W; walking distance. own
er's home; adults: rent. S55.50.
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ROYDON. r NEAR 10th ST. NW-FOUR
large front rms, large rec. hall. k. and b.,
$3.50: elec. refrigeration; see manager.
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s1s11tb 81 NW p "nISIi nie;r,c1 c,'S SSiss.-s5o
$3.50. 1928 10th ST. NV
6 rooms bath, porches. h.w.h cleo,
overlooking Rock Greek Park. excellent
S95.75. Mr.. 10th & EUCLID.
10 rooms. = baths garage. hw.h.
SS5. Nr. WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
3 bedrooms. , baths. nearly new house.
porches. automatic heat built-in garage.
SS5. 4465 GREENWICH PARKWAY.
Foxall Village. 3 rooms. bath. newly
CALL FOR INSPECTION.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
Evening star., 1934-03-01

Across.
1. Gravel.
B. Chirp.
8. Hut
H. Wind instrument.
IS. Utter wildly.
16. Waxy quartz.
II. Swelling.
18. Prognostic.
10. Wild hogs of New Guinea.
20. Arabian state.
21. Night singers.
23. Withdraws.
Is. Shooting-match, French.
26. Vehicle.
27. Crawlers.
80. Render obscure.
IS. Virtual.
36. Sister of Julius Caesar.
81. Winged
38. Set of three.
80. Provoke.
IL. Dwarf.
AZ. Harrow.
43. Omnibus.
A. Final.
As. Inflated language.
40. Fulfllment.
54. To.
SIS. Seaport in Sicily.
Sc. Pointed, Her.
81. South African rawhide strap.
So. Part of a fortification.
So Executes.
so. Mirth.
81. Bent.
g.. Aims.
So. PosseSsive pronoun.
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BOOK THIEF JAILED
WITH FREE LIBRARY

Chicago Prisoner Told Judge He
Wanted Only to Study
Modern Fiction.
CHICAGO (P).-Arraigned for TAX
ing four books from book shop, Ed
ward Martin told the judge:
Il only wanted to study modern
fiction and couldn't afford to buy the
books"
Judge j. William Bic oks gave him
year in Jail, where there is Q free
library.
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long fly to center. Delaney up
ball one, inside; ball two, high and
wide; strike one. called; strike two,
famed; side out, strike three
called.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left on base.
TIGERS: Cochrane up-foul on
glound past first, strike one; out,
short to first Gehringer up-ball
one, high and wide; ball two, low
ball three, wide; ball four, inside;
Gehringer walked. Greenberg up
ball one, low; ball two, low; pitch
er throws to first: pitcher throws
to first again; ball three, inside;
strike one, called; pitcher throws to
first; ball four, inside; Greenberg
walked Goslin up-ball one, low
and wide; singles to center scoring
Gehringer with the winning run.
One run, one hit, no errors, two
left on base.
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B. NJ. Behrends Co., Inc.
Juneau's Leading Department Store - 9. eea+'

ball one. inside; ball two, low and
wide; strike one, called; ball three,
inside; ball four, low. Gehringer
walked. Greenberg up - ball one,
low pitcher throws to first; strike
one, called; pitcher throws to first;
ball two, low and wide; strike two,
famed; foul on ground past third;
pitcher throws to first; side out,
strike three, called.
No runs, no hits, no errors, one
left on base.
Eighth Inning
CARDINALS: Hallahan up-foul
tip, strike one; the foul tip hit
Umpire KLEIN on right foot; ball
one, high; ball two, inside out,
pop fly to second. Martin up-out,
short to first. Rothrock up-strike
one, famed; side out, out second
Ito first.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left on base.
TIGERS: Goslin up-strike one,
called; ball two, low; out, second
to first; it was a very close play.
Rogell up--balI one, inside; out,
flied to right in right center. Owen
lup-foul back in press box, strike
one; side out, out second to first.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left on base.
| Ninth Inning t
CARDINALS: F'risch up-out, a
long foul to left fielder. Medwick
lup-strike one, called; strike two
famed; out, strike three, called
Collins up-ball one, wide; foul
back on ground, strike one; foul
tip, strike two; ball two, high; side
out, strike three, called.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left on base.
TIGERS: Fox up foul back
lstrike one; bunt foul along thire
base line, strike two; singles tx
right. (The Cardinals infield wa!
in a conference). Rowe up-fou
back in net strike one; out, sac
lrifice bunt and out pitcher to first
Fox going to second eThe st. Loui
linfield goes into another confer
ence). Walker batting for White
bats right handed-strike one, call
led; strike two. famed; Walker
lpop fly fell just inside the frs
base line and rolled over the lin
for foul; Walker already ha
taken first but was called back b
Umpire KLEIN; ball one, low an
wide; Walker singled to cente
scoring Fox with the tying rur
1t was low line drive over tn
second baseman's head. Hallaha
was taken out and replaced by "
Walker, a left handler. G. Wake
'lof the Americans is on first has
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one; ball one, low and wide; strike
two, called; ball two, wide; ball
three, high ball four wide; Coch-
rane walked. Gehringer up-ball
one low; ball two, high and in
side; strike one, called; foul back
in net, strike two; out, high fly to
right Greenberg up-strike one,
called; foul back in net, strike
TWO. ball one, high, inside; ball
two. high and inside; ball three,
high and inside; ball four, high;
Greenberg walked. Goslin up
strike one, called; ball one, high;
side out, flied out to center.
NO runs, no hits, no errors, two
left on bases.
Sixth Inning
CARDINALS: Frisch up-strike
one, called; ball one, high; out,
grounded to first, unassisted. Med
wick up-strike one, famed; out,
flied to center. Collins up-ball one,
inside; strike one, famed; strike
two, famed; a long foul to right
field; side out, grounded out, first
to pitcher who covered first.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left on base.
TIGERS: Rogell up-foul back in
net, strike one; foul on ground
along third base line, strike two;
foul back in upper deck; ball one,
very wide; ball two, high; ground
ed to third and went all the way
to second when Martin threw the
ball high over the first baseman's
head for an error. Owen up-ball
one, inside; one out, Owen hunted
to pitcher and Rogell was out al
third-pitcher to third; Owen or
first, a fielder's choice. Fox up
strike one, famed; ball one, high
and wide out, pop fly TO second
Rowe up-ball one, wide; ball two
low and wide; ball three, high
strike one, called; strike two, call
ed; side out, strike three, called.
! No runs, no hits, one error, one
left on base.
Seventh Inning
! CARDINALS: Delaney up-bal
one inside; ball two. high; strik,
one, called; out, lined out to shor
who made fine diving catch. Or.
satti up-strike one, called; bal
one, wide; ioul in left field uppel
deck, strike two; out, second t.
first. Durocher up-strike one, fan,
ned; strike TWO, called; side out
fly to second.
No runs, no hits, no errors, mons
left on base.
TIGERS: Cochrane up - bun
foul to left of plate on ground
strike one; ball one, low and wide
out, second to first. Gehringer up
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REMEMBER...

The Lutheran Ladies Aid GOODY
Sale will be Saturday, Oct. 6, at
the Juneau Restaurant adv.
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SLAYER, GOES
TO SCAFFOLD
THIS MORNING

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Oct. 4.
byron Miller, convicted Mabton
slayer, went to his death by hang
ing in the State prison here after
telling his religious confessor he
was glad to go because confinement
was driving him mad.
Miller was convicted of killing
Marshal George Warning as the
latter entered the Miller home,
after being summoned by Mrs. Mil
Ter to arrest her husband for
drunkenness.
Miller's last words were: God
bless YOU Have mercy on my soul.
To my wife and babies, I bid you
goodbye"
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TIGERS NOT so
HOT, SAYS DEAN
IN RADIO TALK
Saws He Could Pitch To-
day, in Fact Four Games
and Win Them All

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 4-Jer-
ONE Dizzy Dean, who pitched the
st. Louis Cardinals to 8-3 victory
yesterday afternoon against the
Detroit Tigers in the first game
of the world series, does not think
the Tigers are SO hot.
Dizzy told that to the world last
night in a short wave broadcast
to the Byrd Antarctic Expedition.
Dizzy told Byrd he had a hard
pitched game yesterday but did
not have a thing on his fast ball
or curve ball
Il can pitch a lot better than
that. I think the Tigers are not
as good ball team as 1 figured"
Dizzy broadcast. II could pitch
the game Thursday and win and if
they pitched me the whole four
games I could win all of them
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and w. Walker pitching for the
Nationals. Cochrane up pitcher
throws to first; strike one, called;
pitcher throws to first; strike two,
famed; pitcher throws to first;
foul back in net; ball one, low;
foul on ground past third; pitcher
throws to first; G. Walker was
caught off first base and run down,
pitcher to first to second to pitch
er to short to second; side out,
Cochrane out, strike three, called.
One run, two hits. no errors,
none left on base.
Tenth Inning
CARDINALS: Doljack playing
center field for Americans. De-
lancey up-strike one, called; out,
flied to left. Orsatti up-strike
one, called; out, second to first.
Durocher up-foul back in net,
strike one; ball one, wide; side
out, flied to right.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left on base.
TIGERS: Gehringer up = strike
one, called; ball one, wide; ball
two, low; ball three, low and wide;
error, Gehringer safe at first when
the second baseman fumbled his
grounder. Greenberg up-ball one,
inside; out, long fly to right in
right center. Goslin up-ball one,
low and WIDE strike one, called;
out, flied to right. Rogell up-ball
one, inside; pitcher throws to first;
ball two, wide; strike one, famed,
and catcher throws to first; strike
two, called; foul in left field
stands; pitcher throws to first; ball
three, high and wide; Gehringer
stole second; ball four, high; Rogell
walked. Owen upside out, lined
out to center.
No runs, no hits, one error, two
left on bases.
~ Eleventh Inning
CARDINALS: W. Walker, bats
right handed, up-ball one, inside;
ball two, inside; strike one, called;
foul in box seats back of dugout at
first base, strike two; out, strike
three famed Martin up-strike
one, famed; strike two, famed;
doubles to left center Rothrock up
strike one, called ball two, low
and inside; foul back in upper
deck, strike two; foul tip; out,
strike three, famed. Frisch up
ball one, wide; strike one, called;
side out, grounded out second to
first.
No runs, one hit, one left on
base
TIGERS: Fox up-strike one,
called; ball one, low; foul on ground
back of plate, strike two; ball two,
low; out, foul fly to first in front
of field boxes. Rowe up-ball one,
WIDE strike one, called; foul on
ground along third base line strike
two; ball two, low and wide; out,
strike three, famed. Doljack up
bats right handed-side out, foul
| fly to first.
/ No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left on base.
~ q Twelfth Inning
/ CARDINALS: Medwick up-foul
back in net, strike one; out, second
to first. Collins up-foul back on
roof. strike one; ball one, inside;
ball two, high and inside; out.
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CARDINALS: Medwick up-foul
back in net, strike one; out, second
to first. Collins up-foul back on
roof. strike one; ball one, inside;
ball two, high and inside; out,
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bunt and out, pitcher to first, MAJ
tin going to second. Frisch up
foul on ground to left of plate
strike one; out, flied to center.
Medwick up-singled to left, Mar
tin scoring; Medwick took second
on the throw to plate. Collins up
line foul in left field stands,
strike one; side out, Collins singled
to left and Medwick was out at
plate trying to score, left fielder
to catcher.
One run, three hits, no errors,
one left on base.
TIGERS: Rowe up-strike one,
called; strike two, famed; out,
strike three, famed. White up
ball one, low; out, second to first.
Cochrane up-ball one, high. ball
two, low; ball three. low; strike
one called; ball four, low, Cochrane
walked. Gehringer up-strike one,
called; ball one, wide; singled to
right center, sending Cochrane to
third. Greenberg up-ball one, in
side; ball two, low, inside; strike
one, called; strike two, called; foul
back in upper deck; side out, strike
three, famed.
No runs, one hit, no errors, two
left on bases.
Fourth Inning
CARDINALS: Delaney up-out,
high fly to left. Orsatti up-out,
hunted and grounded out to first
base, unassisted. Durocher up
strike one, called; side out ground
ed out, third to first; it was a
close play.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left on base.
TIGERS: Goslin up-out, shori
to first; the ball was DETECTED
by the pitcher who is credited with
an assist; the play, pitcher to short
to first. Rogell up-ball one, in.
side; strike one, called; dropped ;
Texas Lacquer double in short cen.
ter. Owen up-ball one, low; out
second to first; Rogell on third
Fox up-ball one, high, inside
doubled along third base line
Rogell scoring. The Cardinals pro
tested that the ball was foul
Rowe up-strike one, famed; bal
one, high; ball two, high; bal
three, low, wide; strike two, fan
ned: side out, strike three, famed
One run, two hits, no errors, on
left on base.
Fifth Inning
CARDINALS: Hallaha up
strike one, called; strike two, fan
NED; out, strike three, famed. Mar
tin up-out, short to first. Roth
rock up-strike one. called; ba
one. wide; strike two, famed; bal
Two, high. wide; side out. lined +
second.
Mo runs, no hits, no errors, nom
left on base.
TIGERS: White up-out, lines
to second: Cochrane up-bunt fou
L -
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HAMAS, LASKY
FIGHT FRIDAY

NEW YORK, Oct. 4. The
Hamas-Lasky fight, scheduled for
last Monday night, has been set
for tomorrow night.
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RECORD FOR NEHF

NEW YORK, &C.. Art Nehf,
former Giants pitcher, is the only
player in baseball to win two 10
games in world series play.
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The baromec
moderately high from the North Pacific souhweward II
lowest
except in the and heavy in
the eastern portion of the reported latitude
fifty south of the Gulf south Aleutian
the Pblof Islands The the Inter-
Gulf
Evening star., 1934-05-21
AUTOMOBILE
Statesmen.

We can now offer a few
high-grade men who now are
employed and who would like
to make a change an oppor-
tunity to connect with one OF
Washington's low-priced car
dealers. Salary and commits
sion. Our men have been
notified of this ad. Address
Box 22S-V.H Star Office.
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HELP-.WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR all around. with
following Elaine's New Deal Beauty
Studio, 931 G st. NV. 2nd moor
BEAUTY OPERATOR, with managerial abil-
1ty; attractive salary with commission;
work must be outstanding. Address Box
39O-V Star office. ".
CONTACT AND SALES REPRESENTA-
tive, experienced, for advertising once
Ability to write good copy. plan layouts
Excellent opportunity for Summer. to
IL am. Suite 40S. 1919 st. 21e
PRESSERS, experienced on plain and
fancy dresses. Apply 612 M st. s.w.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR with experience
at hotel p. B. x. one with knowledge of
stenography preferred. State age. expert
ence. reference and phone number. $50
a month Address Box 13-X. Star office.
MATTRESSES wANTED-Only experienced
need apply. Oriole Cafe. 1724 Pa. ave.
NV.
WOMAN. middle-aged. wanted to take
care of private nome with two children.
age and II years. Apply 416 st: ne.
between pm. and pm. 81
WOMEN, several refined. past 20 yrs. to
represent exclusive cosmetics; good COM
mission; chance of becoming manager;
references. Apply after 10 m. at 1868
Euclid st. NV. Apt. 81.
YOUNG LADIES for curb service: must be
neat. Apply Harry's Blue Bird Barbecue.
South Washington. Va.
Evening star., 1934-05-21

s5 MIrES FROM wAsHINGTON-Mode
c0nv-nIences. excellent food. scenery unsur-
passed; phone Mrs. Florence Surman.
FREDERICK. Nd. 1S05-F-4. or write same.
Frederck. route No. . 2R'
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
(COntinued.)

FORD latest de luxe sedan. brand-new
condition: evsrything perfect, Only S62!.
on terms. Nolan's I'LL Eighteenth ST.
FoRD 1898 VS. Fordor sedan; black with
ave. NV. Adams 5000. tFord and Lincolnl.
FORD 1881 de luxe sedan; beautiful blue
on terms or trade. Nolan's. I'LL Eight
| FORD, roadsters: best values we have ever
nings and Sunday. Capitol Motor Co..
215 Pa. ave. sc.
FORD 1888 de luxe coupe: beautiful ma
oSn coS1 niv sea Whheel gest Buy Esb in
eenth st. NV.
FORD 1929 Tudor sedan. almost like new:
chrome wheels and high.speed transmis-
! Noian,s iii Eighteenth st. NV "
FORD 1929 standard coupe; Just like new:
only S97. on terms. Nolan's. iii Eight
eenth st. NV.
FORD 1924 de luxe coupe; almost new;
sacrifce. S517. Nolans. iii Eighteenth
HUPMoBILE 1881 sedan; dark green nm
ish Just ike new. brand-new tires. up
at only $500: terms. Pohanka Service.
1926 10th st. NV. DI. 9l41.
! NASH SEDAN. 1929; dark blue finish. Just
like new, brand-new tires. upholstery spot
less and shows no wear, motor perfect.
This car In in exceptionally fine condition
aa We nte RS sryes
ll26 10th ST. NV. Dl. 9l4l.
NASH spcrt coupe 962-R, 1882; low mile
way. Mechanically Al throughout
Ee co eOy NprtS cTfs s Reaf
Hotel
NASH late model door sedan in very
ne S9ndon ony Nth ess
| terms. Open evenings and Sunday. Cap
itol Motor Co.. 2l5 Pa. ave. sc.
OLDSMOBILE coupe, 1898; dark blue fin-
ish; many extras. including spotlight: lust
age; your most careful inspection invited;
st NV. Dl. 9l41.
ish good tires. upholstery clean. mechani-
cally perfect; fine transportation. and only
SIPS. Pohanka Service. 1926 goth st.
NV. DI DIAL.
PACKARD 1929 little eight 5-passenEer
sedan; original finish and upholstery pre-
sent new-saT osor actual sase
?5I5 Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000.
tFord and Lincolnl.
PEERLESS 1925 coupe; looks Foed and
runs good. Only S25; Pohsnka Service
1925 10th st. NV. D1. 9141.
PLYMOUTH late 1898 de luxe cabriolet;
looks and runs like new; sacrifice. S537.
Nolan Motors. III Eighteenth st. NV.
PONTIAC 1881 4-door sedan: dark blue.
new; s375 North 4764-J.
PONTIAC late 1850 coupe equipped with
new tires real bargain. only Sl65:
easy terms. Open evenings and Sunday.
Capitol Motor Co. els Pa. ave. Sc.
REQ 1929 5-passenger sedan; appearance
and mechanical condition unusually GOOD;
only S225 Warfeld Motor Company, 2525
Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000. Ford
and Lincolnl.
REQ 1926 sedan; looks and runs good
and only S35. Pohanka Service. ll26
| 10Th st. NV. DI. 9l4l.
STUDEBAKER 1880 coupe; rumble seat:
| good running condition. tires. etc; sell
| balance due. S14s cash. CO. 3771 after D.
sTUDEBAKER 1928 4-door sedan; a fine
| appearing car; only $40. Open evenings
| and Sunday. Capitol Motor Co.. 2l5 Pa
ave sc.
| WHIPPET 1923 sedan See this for only
! S45. Pohanka Service. 1925 goth ST.
NV. DI. 9I4l.
AUTOMOBILES at weschier.s auto suction.
| 92S H NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
| day. 10 am. Usually q good assortment
PARTS-PARTS
For All Cars and Trucks.
| Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work.
| ROBERT HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE, INC.
72 Florida Ave NE North l040s
PARTS-PARTS.
| n TJrN-L~ DD1CES
Evening star., 1934-05-21

Wants C3) men, over 81 years OF age
Must have car and make neat appearance.
sidered Apply Employment once. Atm
floor Q1h am. and | pm.
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LEGIONNAIRES.
Ex-Servi,e Men With Car

LN-Ot1Vl-t N61I w ltH Cars.
Can place few high grade statesmen
IN surrounding territory on a dignified
proven and permanent proposition. Others
come in and see 1t done. Leads furnished
to business and professional men with
letter of introduction. Selected men given
financial assistance. Will interview at 10
IN. and > ro.m. sharp. r. Z. Lindorfi
$50 Bond Eldg. The American Legion
National Source Records Commission.
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BOATS.

?6-FT. sPEEDBoAT. 1O-pass: 2OO-hp.
motor; will sacrifice. Phone WI. 296S.
FAST 3S-foot 2O-mile cabin fishing boat,
full equipment engine and hull: now pc
ing overhauled; priced very low. Ma. 1870.
YACHT FOR SALE CHEAP-11 It. by So
It. Phone CO. 6o72. IL
Evening star., 1934-05-21

STUDEBAKER 1928 4-door sedan; a fine
appearing car; only S59 Open evenings
and Sunday. Capitol Motor Co.. 2l5 Pa
WHIPPET 1923 sedan. See this for only
$40. Pohanka Service. 1925 goth ST.
NV DI. gI4l.
AUTOMOBILES at weschier's auto auction.
92S H NV every Wednesday and Satur-
day 10 am. Usually q good assortment.
Evening star., 1934-05-21
ROOMS--FURNISHED.
lCOntinued.)

NCOntlnueu.l
500, MASS. AVE N.E.-one small room
room with running water Lincoln 6767.
17s UHLAND TERRACE Mccoy room,
private family business woman preferred;
reasonable; near bus and cars.
11l6 9th NW.-Clean, Comfortable rooms,
$50 and So per week; men only; ring
1859 EUCLID ST. NW.-Desirabie room,
all conveniences. Phone CO 2441. %:
2171 PORTER ST; NW.-semi- detached
home, front room, Southern exposure, with
twin beds and bath. EN-. 1857.
l4l1 N--BAsEMENT; TWO ROOMS AND
couple preferred; reference: rent. S25 80.
231l CALVERT ST. opposite the Shore
ham-Attractive room beautiful home:
phone. instantaneous hot water.
WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th st. N.W-2
near bath; 81 and IS single. k "A'ef'
single rooms comfortably furnished. con-
yenient to Government depts. 22'
DOWNTOWN dsoUrS Ic9 M. 1923 10th s.: n.w.INewly
81 and *. 2Is
1919 18th ST. NW.-Larze front rooms for
,1 Ight holSeEee9ing; Sc up single. So. so up.
front rooms; double ard single; 81 week
up; c.h.w.; good location. 2l'
2l46 F ST. NW.-Large room. twin beds,
room and sleeping porch, twin beds. and
ore double room; INV. IN rooms.
1880 10Th NW.-Attractiv single room
with private porch, next 10 bath, for gen.
tleman; So week.
ALLISON. NEAR 10th NW-Single, nicely
furnished. in private home; all conven-
fences; gentleman. Adams 1921.
1917 o ST. ,1W.-Large. double room. S5;
single. 81 so; lavatory in each room;
walking distance.
81 EYE ST. NW.-SOME FREE RENT; S4
UP; STEAM HEAT. CONT. HOT WATER,
ELEC.. LINENS. SHOWER BATH PHONE.
24'
DOWNTOWN, 112l 18th ST. NW|Clean,
double rooms, each equipped Ink. $3.50
weekly. Single rooms. S3.75; near bath.
1915 L ST. NW-Lovely. clean cool
couple rms; redecorated. homelike; Ink;
$3.50. 81 weekly. Single rooms, 81.
DOWNTOWN. 419 9Th st. n.w-Large.
cool hrst-hoor front. nicely furnished,
running water. cabinet range, 81 week
1901 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-One
double and one single room.
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
3459 HOLMEAD PL. NW.-Three Ink
sra moor private bath. suitable for two
women preferred. SIS; light. heat and gas
included
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
FURNISHED ROOMS bus and car Une