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La gaceta., 1934-09-19
ITALIA SIGUE APROXI-
A FRANCIA
La Independencja de POIonia
contipnG mOrtificaRdo a Paris
(Por Leland Stowe)

Paris, sept. les de inte-
res mas que pasajero ell hecho
que en- este verano los cambios
mas importantes en- la diploma
cia europea han sido perpetra-
dos pOr Polonia e Italia, Y estos
cambios Sc han reflejado sobre
el problema eterno franco-ale-
man. Ell Canciller AdOlfo Hit
Ter ha logrado en- pocos meses
"eramorar' a la aliada de Fran
cia, pero esta conquista, al pa
recer, ha sido nulificada al allie
narse las simpatias de los tia
lianos, que Sc encuentran hoy
mas cerca de Francia que en-
.ninguna OCCASION despues de la
guerra.
Por ell momento esta invita-
ci6n en- los intereses Traditional
les de Europa no contribute q
fortalecer la mano de Hitler
en- la diplomacia continental.
Ell eiercito de PO!On;a no puede
compararse con ell de MusSolini
nj es su Influenza en- les bal
canes tan grande como la in
fluencia que ejerce a Mussolini
a llevar a fin una entente fran
co-italiana, les .franceses pue-
den muy bien enviarle I'm vote
de gracias a Hitler por su ode
puraci6n" de JUNO 30.
Louis Barthou puede estar sa
tisfecho por la mejoria en- las
relaciones con ell Soviet, puesto
q. Russia ha prometido hacer to-
do 10 possible para impedir la
expansion 0 Influenza del 60
bierno Nazi.
81 por fin Sc lleva a cabo Ell
p'a'cto Locarno Oriental, Y Sc
realiza un convenio de no-agre-
sion entire Russia, los Estados
del Baltico, los Estados del Da
nubio y posiblemente Italia,
Francia, habra logrado su SUI
promo Objective que es fortale-
GER ell status por medic de
La gaceta., 1934-09-19
AMENAzAN ICON RENUN-
CHAR VARIOS
FRANCHISES
Confederacj6n de Veteranos
pide respetO para las pro-
mesds hechas
Por James M. Minifie

Paris, sept. 10. (HTNS)-
En- dos puntos distintos y bien
Hlparados Sc escrcharon hoy
fanaticas eXpresiones de descon
tento con ell actual orden de CO.
sas en- Francia.
Los alcaldes de una dccena de
municipalidades en- ell Depar-
tamento del Rhone amenazaron
con renunciar sus cargos, a me-
nos que ell gobierno central Sc
haga cargo de todos sus obreros
parados.
Cast al mismo TEMPO, en- Es-
trasburgo, la Confederation Ma
.cional de Veteranos de la Cue
ira aprob6 una resolution de-
clarando que ell Gabinete de
Unbn Nacioral, de CASTOR
DOumergUe, no habia cumpli-
do las promesas hechas en- fe-
brero.
"A pesar de las promesas del
Gabinete-dice una parte de la
resolucl0n-no sc han tornado
medidas serias para remediar
la crisis economical. La Justicia
continda lenta y co5tosa en- su
procedimiento. Ell estado esta
desangrando los ahorros del
publico sin pensar en- reconsti-
tulrlo. Los explotadores v bur-
ladores de impuestos centin1an
dlsfrutandO de los contracts del
gobierno.
La Confederation Sc cbmpro-
metio a seguir la politica deli
peada en- Ia resolution, deci-
dlendose en- favor de la acci6n
politica directa, pero aplazan-
dolo para darle oportunidad al
gobierno de Doumergue a cum
pllr 10 ofrecido.
La gaceta., 1934-09-19
Una N0cke de Amor

Una N0cke de Amor
En- esta epoca de triunfos pa
ra las sociedades l~atinas, es de
esperarse que ell Circulo Cuba
no cargue con Ell tercero de Ia
serie, en- su gran festival del sa-
bado, en- ell palacio de la Gale
Catorce.
Els del conocimiento de nues-
tros l~ectores ell prop6sito de los
muehachos de la Secci6n de Re
creo de la sociedad Guiana.
Lo mismo que en- las anterio-
res, pusimos TODD nuestro empe
no, laboramos ahora por ell ext
to de esta.
La "casita criolla" cobijara a
las sociedades latinas en- los pa
bellones que Sc estan instalan-
do. A los que vivimos en- Ell pals
del "Tio Sam" nos hara la i'm
preston de que nos encontramos
en- la patria. Los kioskos seran
a~tendidos por lindas muchachas
vistiendo los trajes de los paises
que represented.
La pareja que contraera ma
trimonio, a la una de la noche.
no la conocemos.
DaremOs mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1934-09-19
SOCIALES
Carta de grueins

Carta de grueins
De Manuel y Margarita Mar
tinez y familia para todas las
personals que enviaron ofrendas
florales y acompanaron ell Gala
yer de SUI queridfsimo Aurelio
Martinez (Yeyo), hasta ell lugar
de eterno descanso.
Completeness a la desconso :
lada familia y lie reiteramos
nuestro mas sentido pesame,
por la irreparable perdida su =
frida.
Descanse en- paz ell aprecia :
BILE y querido hijo, TODD bondad
y carino.
La gaceta., 1934-09-19
De TegreSO

De regreSO
Procedentes de varias ciuda-
.des de Europa Sc encuentran de
nuevo en- esta localidad los esti-
mados esposos, Conception y
Marcelino Vigo, de la Gale II
n1mero 2108R.
Les acompan6 en- ell viaje ell
matrimonio, Jose Pallas, resi-
denies en- Palmetto.
Nuestra bienVenida.
Cesar RiuerO.
La gaceta., 1934-09-19
I'm recital

En- la Residential de la distin-
guida Sra. Pennsylvania HERE
ra de Pacheco, directora de la
university Extension Conser-
vatory," Incorporate al planted
del mismo nombre de la ciudad
de Chicago, tendra efecto ell pro
ximo viernes ell recital que co :
rresponde a este ano.
La gaceta., 1934-09-19
Ell TEMPO

Temperature maxima, 88
grades; minima, rs grades.
La luna saldra a las 40 D.
m. y Sc pondra a las 2:13 a. m.
Marea alta de IL AS a. m. a
a. m. Marea baja de $50
a. m. a 6:02 p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-09-19
Los LOYAL KNIGHTS

Preparan una gran fiesta pa
ra ell "Dia de la Raza," en- los
salones del Centre Asturiano, OF,
'ganizada por la Secci6n de Re-
creo.
A esta fiesta quedan invita-
dos todos los miembros de las
sociedades espanolas de la loca-
lidad, dice la carta que me en-
Wan.
Publicare mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1934-09-19

De regreSe
Sc encUentra de nuevo entire
nosotros ell DR.. Costa, director
del Sanatorio Covadonga.
En- la ciudad de Chicago es-
tuvo ampliando sus conocimien
tos.
LIE damos un saludo de bien :
venida.
La gaceta., 1934-09-19
En- la UniOne Itdldund

Habra una gran velada ell dia
IL, aniversario del deScubri-
miento de America.
FL primer n1mero del progra
ma estara cubierto por ndmero
de variedades. Despu6s Sc pro-
nunciaran discursos alusivos al
acto, terminando la fiesta con
un bale en- la sala del tercer pi-
so.
La gaceta., 1934-09-19

En- esta fiesta Sc les entrega-
ra a las aIumnas de Tampa los
certificates expedidos por Ia
Universidad de Chicago.
Ell premio de las classes de har
monia, a cargo de la Srta. De-
liza M. Pacheco, sera entregado
a la Srta. Antonio Gutierrez.
Pubilcare ell programa.
La gaceta., 1934-09-19
BGilarines internaci0nales

DWtUUT tt6S Observation-Disclosures
Pr6ximamente apareceran en-
los teatros Casino, Ritz Y Ro :
val, los famosos bailarines Cla-
risse-Cristian, Interpreters de
danzas clasicas y bales tipicos.
La gaceta., 1934-09-19
Los ROhemiOs

Los BOhemios
Trasmitiran esta noche, de
Z y media a 8, desde ell micro :
fono de la WDAE.
La gaceta., 1934-09-19

una serie de tratados regiona-
les.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06

Mrs. Sol Bloom, Miss Vera
Bloom, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman, Mrs. Eugene R.
Woodson, Miss Jean Wood
son, Princess Troubetsk oi,
Mrs. Elizabeth Buford, of Eliza
BEETHOVEN, Kentucky; Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlos del Mar, Mrs.
Emil Edward Hurja, DR.. Will
liam Manger, Baroness Nina
Won Below, Mrs. Robert Whit
ney Imbrie, Senorita VazqueZ-
Treserra, Mrs. Russell Bennett,
Miss Florence Harris, Captain
and Sonora de Prieto, Miss
Elena Calderon, the Secretary
of the Legation of Panama and
Sonora de Chevalier. the Coun-
selor Of the Czechoslovakian
Legation, DR.. Josef Nemecek;
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Hugh Mat
thewS, DR.. Stanley K. Horn
beck, Mrs. Harry N. Cootes,
Mrs. Fred Britten, Miss Caro-
lyn Chantry, Miss Helen Will
lians, Mrs. Sue White, Baroness
Won Pagenhardt, Mrs. Sam Con-
ner, Of Kentucky; Mrs. Effing.
ham L. Townsend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul E. johnson, Miss
johnson, Mr.. Kenneth Watson.
Mr.. Robert F. Kelley, and Senior
Don Juan B. SacaSa, jr.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
Nina Carter Tabb
Foxcroft Commencement Presents Scene
Of Beauty As 80 Girls In White
File Into School Garden

A wonderful drive through a
lovely part Of Virginia is one
took a few days ago from Mid.
dleburg to Lynchburg, through
Warrenton, Culpeper, Orange
and Charlottesville. Many people
take this drive this time Of year
and all Of these Virginia towns
are attractive.
On this trip we stopped at
the new Lord Culpeper Hotel at
Culpeper. This was the first
time I had been there, and it
couldn't be nicer. 1 had a
most pleasant surprise as I
came in and asked if we were
too late for dinner, when Mrs.
Jackson Eggborn, jr.. whose huS-
band is manager of the hotel
and whom I had met some time
before at party in Culpeper,
came out of the dining room to
greet us, taking us to her pri.
vate apartment to wash up.
Then down to the dining room
we went to one of the most de-
licious dinners I have ever had
"a regular home-cooked South.
ern dinner. But how could it
be otherwise, for in charge of
the dining room I found Miss
Mildred Bisham, of Culpeper,
and anyone who has ever been
to one of Miss Bisham's and
Miss Lucy Wiltshire'S Fourth
of July horse show parties,
knows that everything in the
way of good food is provided.
The Lord Culpeper Hotel
must be a continual fourth of
July party, with Mildred and
the wonderful cooks she has
seeing to the food. I was not
the only one struck with this
meal, for while at dinner a
stranger sent for Miss BiSpham
to tell her he had never had a
more delicious meal, and asked
her how she made her slaW and
where she got her meat, which
she says she gets in the coun-
try near Culpeper.
The club lounge is so attrac-
tive, and the bedrooms lovely,
fresh and comfortable. When
we left, the efficient manager,
E. Jackson Eggborn, jr., came
in and thanked us for stopping
ad asked us to come back again.
We felt as if we had been to a
party. When you make this
trip, don't fail to stop at the
Lord Culpeper Hotel. I am just
waiting for an excuse to go soon
again. If all managers and
people would be as delightful
as the ones that are there, all
hotels would flourish. I am
longing to run a hotel myself,
for now I know how it should
be done.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06

FoXcroft commencement Mon
day afternoon, with % girls
graduating. was a lovely and in
spring sight.
AS the 80 girls walked through
the garden and down the stone
steps to take their places in
seats facing Miss Charlotte No
land. the faculty and guests. I
thoui at they were so lovely, all
In W re, so serious, earnest and
So or all of them hate to
Il this famous and loved
scho, and their beloved Miss
Charsotte."
The Rev. Canon Arson P.
Stokes, of the National Cattle
dral, Washington, addressed the
girls, making a most interesting
talk. He was for Is years Secre-
tary Of Yale University, and for
the past few years has been
travelling for the interest of mis-
sions Of the Episcopal church
and has spent the last year in
AITlc2 In tnlS work.
Miss Nora Potter, of New
York. delivered the valedictory
address, the best have ever
heard. After many lovely class
Sorgs, the diplomas and prizes
ere awarded. Among the prizes
vas a large and beautiful silver
cup for the best rider in the
school. for riding is a great fea-
ture at this school. Miss No
lands talk to her girls" is
always sweet and inspiring and
never fails to bring tears to my
eyes.
Those graduating were Misses
Hope Abbott, of New York:
Mary Rose Armstrong, New
York; Genevieve Brady, New
Jersey; Eve Carnochair, New
Jersey; Martha Endicott, Bos-
to-; Aneita Frazier. Detroit;
Ancis Tuck, New York; Alison
race, New York; Adele Hay,
,ew York; Anne Howard, Bos-
On; Anne Hutchins, Boston;
'ouise McIlhenny, Baltimore;
arab Meigs, Washington, D.
e.; Polly Audway, st. Paul;
Frances Osgood, Boston; Jane
'arks, New York; Nora Potter,
Jew York; Sheila Potter, New
FORK; Mary Richardson, New.
York; Peggy Sayburn, Detroit,
and Priscilla Weld, Boston.
After the graduation exercises
a delicious supper was served at
mall tables on the lawn and in
he garden. After supper the
,rls fingered, hating to separate
nd leave their friends and this
.ovely place, where Miss holland
gives them such special care and
attention, making Foxcroft a
home which they love and to
which they return year after
year.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
Surgeon ) General
To Be Aonored

Surgeon General Hugh S.
Cumming and Mrs. Cumming
will be guests Of honor at a din
ner to be given this evening at
the Mayflower by Mrs. F. War
rem Pearl, of London, England,
who is at the hotel with her
daughter, Miss Audrey Pearl.
Mrs. Pearl is the wife of DR..
Pearl, Acting Assistant Surgeon
in the United States Public
Health Service in London for
the past IA years. His former
home was in Boston.
Mrs, Pearl and her daughter
are on a three weeks visit in
the United States and will sail
from New York on June 18th
for England.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
Reception Given
For Visitor
Continued from Page 10)

Continued from Page 10Y
Nine. May, wife of the Ambas.
sador of Belgium, in a black
chiffon gown with large black
hat; the Minister Of Greece
and Nine. Simopoulos, the latter
in a lowered print with a broad
brimmed black hat; Sonora de
Alfaro, wife of the Minister of
Panama, also in a summer
print; Nine. Djalal, wife of
the Persian Minister, who
wore a black and white print
with a black-Stiched taffeta
hat and a cluster of gar.
deniaS; and Mrs. Roper, wife
Of the Secretary of Commerce,
whose gown was of flowered
chiffon. in shades of deep rose,
green and yellow on a black
background, with which she wore
a large black horSehair hat.
Many Notables Present
Also, Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr, wife
Of the Assistant Secretary of
State; the Assistant Secretary
of Commerce, Mr.. Ewing Young
Mitchell; Nine. Champsaur,
wife Of the Air Attache of the
French Embassy, who wore a
smart costume in shades of
beige and brown, with a mar
row-brimmed broWn-stitched silk
hat; DR.. Ivan FRANCES, Secre-
tary of the Yugo slavian
Legation; the First Score.
tary Of the Mexican Embassy,
Senior DR.. Don Rafael Fuentes;
the First Secretary of the
Czechoslovakian Legation. Mr..
Ales Broz, and the Attache Of
the Cuban Embassy, Senior Don
Jose A. Sera.
And, Mrs. Harry Baxter, daugh-
ter Of the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Dern; Col. George c.
Thorpe, Mrs. Stanley F. Reed,
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
CAPITAL Visitors

Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Thomas Tingey Craven arrived
in town yesterday and will be
at the Martinique while here.
Admiral Craven, formerly
chief coordinator, is now on sea
duty and came East with the
fleet. Mrs. Craven proposes to
follow his flagship, the u. S. s.
West Virginia, and will prob
ably spend some time at James
town, r. l., while the fleet is
in New England waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ram.
say. Of Geneva, Switzerland,
are in Washington for a stay
of several weeks, and during
their visit they are at Ward.
man Park Hotel.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
Shower for Bride-EIect

Mrs. Robert H. Beaumont, OF
Radnor, Pa, will entertain at
a shower on Saturday after
noon, June 16, from 3 until 5
o'clock, in honor of Miss FL
eanor Minton Croasdale, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Olney Croasdale, Of
"Flambards," Daylesford, whose
marriage to Mr.. Herbert j.
sls ghter, of this city, son of
Joseph H. Slaughter, will
Ike place on Saturday, Sep
.mber IS, in the Church OF
the Good Samaritan, Paoli.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
Mrs.RaineyGuest
At Picnic PARTY

Mrs. Henry T. Rainey, wife Of
the Speaker Of the House, will
be the guest of honor at the
Nebraska State Society picnic
to be held tomorrow afternoon
from 3 to z o'clock at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. File
harty at lit Arlingtn Ridge, Va.
Other guests will include the
wives of the members of Con-
greSs from Nebraska.
n y X
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Kyle, Of
Kenwood, Md, will give a
small dinner tomorrow evening
at the Shoreham.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06

MISS ISABELLE HAIR
MAN, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. j. Hartman, who re-
ceived her diploma yesterday
from Georgetown Visitation
Convent. (Hessler-Hender
PhOto0
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
Timely Reduced Prices on
Fine Screen Doors

Due to the limited quantity of these screen
doors, you will do wisely to make an early
selection. Four-panel doors made of 1 1-8-inch
selected California white pine, with varnish
finish. Two styles of doors, ready to hang.
Doors subject to prior sale.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
Fete New Aide

The Naval Aide to the Presi.
dent, Capt. Walter N. Vernon
and Mrs. Vernon, entertained
at a cocktail party yesterday
at rnoon in their apartment at
: Connecticut Ave-, in honor
c. apt. Wilson Brown, U. S. N,
ana Mrs. Brown.
Captain Brown came to Wash.
ington recently and will succeed
Captain Vernon as aide to Presi-
dent Roosevelt. Captain Brown
was designated by name as the
Presidents choice when Captain
Vernon received orders of pro-
and transfer from the
IN and Mrs. Brown are
o. at the Brighton, and
"..uCer will leave Washington
Don for her summer home in
Connecticut while Captain
Brown accompanies the PreSi-
dent on the cruise this summer.
Representative George Holden
inkham entertained informally
dinner last evening at the
rlton.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
To Keep Your Porch Cool
Vudor Porch Shades
With VentiIators Woven in Their Tops
PHONE DISTRICT $500

This patented feature permits the free circulation
shades down. They made keep the hot off the porch
they protect the byand make
the adjoining the porch degrees cooler Made of tn smooth
wood Stats stained in soft green
Evening star., 1934-05-16

CHEVROLET 1882 sedan. in fine me.
chanical condition; was formerly owned
by private party and car shows evidence
of its excellent care; S395; small down
payment. bal easy; your car in trade
Owens Motor Co 63o3 Ga ave
Evening star., 1934-05-16
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

at Weschler's auto suction.
p2S NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
Gay 10 am. Usually a good assortment.
Evening star., 1934-05-16

14l4 18th ST NV (NEAR THOMAS
Circle Cool apt . large rms kit bath.
whole floor: new furniture: reasonable.
1929 ST. NV ROOMS, 3rd FLOOR;
gas. electricity. continuous hot water; fur
nished for Housekeeping: S35 month.
Evening star., 1934-05-16
SALE-AuTOMOBILES.

tHaUsn bsaH nsh l9g aas ys@o Sso%5
G mea imos ady oTner raSe it be
of care Only S52i; can give terms or
take, car in trade Nolan I'LL Eight
BUCKS. rev and used See me at Buick
agency about trading your car for better
one MA ESO0 T S GADDESS, lnlo
i4th: after call my home. Me 2l6l
BUICK, 1929 conyertiblss 60 coupe new e ctoD top;
aReSus! aRe cL' opRSa sSas. sp"''' '' ~
BUICK coupe ,4-passeneer: powerful mo-
tor in splendid condition Sllo easn'
F. Miller. Ma. S093. Sl4 l1tn 81.
STaih eondition ' Only nS ie sis7 on terms Nolan.
I'LL Eighteenth st. NV.
BUICK 1920 de luxe coupe; rumble seat
Noisr sts like new EebfeeStb onlY ST. s. nW Un terms
BUICK sport coach s1c7: absolutely Ike
can give terms. Nolan's iii Eishteenth
st. NV
BUICK 1890 sedan: dark green finish
lust like new. upholstery spotless brand
new tires motor perfect. Your most care
ful inspection invited Only Only $3.50; terms nf
CADILLAC 1881 de luxe custom broushamd
short-coupled sedan bqilt-in tin, trunk 5is ana
terms TERMS Ss Nolan neT pni fh St. can
CADILLAC 1927 sedan: new finish. 5
excellent tires, HONESTLY PRICED at
sos and easily worth the money; terms.
trade owens Motor Co, 63.a Ga. ave.
CHEVROLET 1893 de luxe sedan. special
by Fleetwood; blue opalescent finish
Only one in city like it; run about 5000
miles. Sacrificed by Nolan, S497: consider
terms or car in trade Nolans Sport Lot,
Eighteenth and M SITS NV.
CHEVROLET 1893 master sedan; driven a
very few miles has had best of care.
This car is underpriced, $50. Freys.
Olds Dealer. 1910 14th st. NV. New-Car
Sales, S125 Georgia ave. NV.
CHEVROLET 1891 de luxe custom road
.ter finest condition. like new: black with
red wheels. Only 1927 on terms. Nolans.
Jill Eiehteenth St NV.
CHEVROLET 1929 sedan; looks and runs
fine. Only Ss7, terms. Nolan's. I'LL
Cighteenth st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-05-16
SALE-AUTOMORlLES.
SPECIAL FOR 4 DAYS
ON IY


Buick standard 1880 sedan for unpaid
notes, S295; Buick, master 1929 7-pas-
senger. 6-wire-wheel. de luxe. completely
reconditioned. .S275: Buick master 1929
5-passenge- sedan. Sl95; Oakland 1891 T.
ooor sedan VS. model. completely recon-
ditioned, S295: Ford 1881 .Fordor sedan
S195 Nash 1928 advanced coupe. with
rumble seat. prettiest In the city S145;
Oakland 1929 All-American convertible
coupe. S125 .Studebaker Commander D.
PASSENGER sedan. perfect mechanically
SIS: Pontiac 1928 coach. very good shape
S4h; Marnon little 4-door de luxe sedan
S65; Lincoln 6-wire wheel de luxe phaeton
with tonneau windshield S145; Cadillac
314 end series sport phaeton. with ton
neau windshield S145; La Sale sport
touring SI23; Chrysler 1928 sedan. mode
6-wire-wheel. de luxe for unpaid notes
S295; Cadillac 34l Ind series coupe. an,
demonstr alton tires. S95; La Sale 1925
convertible coupe. with rumble seat. usec
by me personally for the past year. any
demonstration Sl45; Buick 1928 standard
coure with rumble seat Sl45; Kissel spor'
roadster S45. -
~ Fla. Ave. NE. NO. $50. NO. 1040S
Evening star., 1934-05-16
6e%uhx:
AResident,oi HoteiS Distinction
200 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
ID. z. STEPHAN, MGR.

THcSUt5Hfuf FOftJ " kLSJHNDUU
2tOo MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
d. z. STEPHAN. MGR.
APARTMENTS-UNFURNIsHED
ENT. HALL. LIv. .RM,. Q BED RMS.
Wyatt WA Apts. 1920 Ga ave NV. GE. 1883.
1870 r. !. AVE NW.-QUIET gLDG.;
free refrig. and gas; spacious cor apt. 3
large rooms large rec. hall. kitchen. pan
try bath. porch res. mgr garage.
252o sTwAAL,KInNG a, DISTANCE 1 DOWN
Res Mgr. west 0975-R $40 month.
JAS. 4. GEDDEs. Agent. Tower Bldg: 10.
THE BARBARA. pth AND MD AVE. NE.
8 rms and bath. beautiful outside apt.
facing Nd ave; ;;,o completely r, rsdecornated nnee.
See janitor or phone Mr. CLARK. ma. sO07:
OPPOSITE COOKE SCHOOL. .2524 18th
st. NV Gust south Of Columbia rd.l-2
kitchen bath. front; s47.50; FriEidsire
included.
. APIS, LIST AND End FLOOR, 41Os 18th
St NV: living room. dining room, BED
% Key at ITO 14tS st tn NV. A Apt. :. is.
THE INGIESIDE. 1908 1st ST. N.w.-,5
Keivinator; real home; janitor; S4s.50.
$40 PER Mo.-LARGE LIVING. ROOM,
kitchen Ls2RN1 Seth aeV sis rsfEls 81. Nuts only
sas. electricity; your terms. Government
employees preferred. Lessee retains small
room and furnish. Biggest buy in town.
immediate; Call after $50 pm s2l
IS M ST. NW.-3 ROOMS KITCHEN
front apt. $50; convenient to 5 car lines.
CONTINUED on Next Pare.)
Evening star., 1934-05-16
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe sedan; factory
officials car; run very few miles; ike new
in every respect: new-car guarantee: sub,
stantial reduction. Plymouth Dealers. 400
New York ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH late 1898 2-door sedan ex-
cellent condition: low mileage. sacrifice.
S465; anv demonstration; consider Offer
CL. 1858. .
PLYMOUTH 1929 coupe. excellent condi-
tion: S13O cash. Adams 1928 after
4 pm. lo'
PONTIAC 1890 coupe; good tires. fine
motor. runs OK Special, S77. Nolan
Eighteenth and NJ SITS. NV. -
PONTIAC 1891 coach; dark blue. wire
condition, clean interior; S295. l.. P.
Steuart Inc. 1925 14th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1881 custom 4door sedan; ex-
tras de luxe and carefully driven; S3Oo.
Owner NO 4764-J. eve
PONTIAC 1898 sedan: black finish: driven
very little; new-car appearance and per-
formance; $f65; terms. L. P. Steuart.
Inc. 1925 l4th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1891 4-door sedan: extras de
luxe; used very little. has had excellent
care; must see to appreciate; $500. Can
owner. NO. 4164-J. eve.
Evening star., 1934-05-16
An Attractive Rental
on this
Desirable Apartment
Au.sl. LII ~ n--.

A most desirable double corner
apartment overlooking Rock Creek
Park. Mass. ave. and surrounding
country, unobstructed view; consist
ing of an unusually large living room,
commodious dining room, full size
kitchen and pantry, spacious bed
rooms, dressing room and bath. This
splendid apt may be had completely
and tastefully furnished or unfur-
nished at an exceptional rental. Full
hotel service if desired. Excellent
restaurant
Evening star., 1934-05-16
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

6 TO ROOMS. CAN PAY CASH; CON
within 45 days Immediate settlement. E.
A. GARVEY. D1. 45os. 1925 VT. ave-.
WILL PAY CASH FOR SEVERAL
houses brick or frame: immediate settle
ment: G G. DUTY, 1924 Vernon, ave
MA 44S2 ol-