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Evening star., 1935-12-14
MASARYK RESIGNS
CZECH PRESIDENCY
Chief Executive Since 1918 Is
Given Ovation After He Signs
Abdication Decree.

BY the Associated Press.
PRAHA, Czechoslovakia, December
14.-Thomas G. Masaryk, IS, flrst
President Of Czechoslovakia, resigned
today.
DR.. Masaryk was elected first
President of Czechoslovakia in No
vember, 1918, when the nation was
granted independence after the World
War and the republic was proclaimed.
In 1920 the National Assembly voted
him the privilege of remaining Presi-
dent as long as he desired in recog-
milton Of the lifelong work for which
he was called "the liherator."
After signing his decree OF abdi-
cation at Lany Castle, Masaryk went
to the front of the great residence and
took his last presidential salute from
the assembled guard.
Then the presidential nag was
hauled down from It's STAN.
Evening star., 1935-12-14
B-LATERAL TALKS,
STARTEDBY JAPAN,
STIR NAVY PARLEY
Maneuver Believed Ushering
in Critical Period at
Conference.
SUPER-SECRET SESSION
SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY
British Hold First Separate Dis.
cussion With Tokio's
Delegation.

BACKGROUND
Need for nelU homes for tdst-
grotDing japanese population sir
centuries ago led Empress lingo to
inaugurdte imperialistic policy. Err
panStoB became the keynote OF the
empire in 1867, ,Dhen Shogun Ketki
sent his brother to Paris Exposition
to DieD latest Western naval and
military Developments. In Russian
War OF 1905 Admiral Togo ami
hilated the Cars fleet ,uith poWer-
Jul tUdter force built by Emperor
Meiji. At Washington Conference
OF 1922 Admiral Tomosaburo Kato
gained 5-5-3 ratio for Japan. To-
day the Orients destiny nation"
demands sea equality Nth other
potrerS.
Evening star., 1935-12-14
81 the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. December 1.-THE zip
per joined the ranks of the surgical
instruments today.
This type Of fastener has been at
tached to the incision in patients
stomach and is used to open and
close the wound for daily treatments.
The upper arrangement, recently
called into play. was confirmed today
by DR.. Morris Fishbein, editor Of the
Journal Of the American Medical As
sociation.
DR.. Fishbein declined to disclose the
name Of the patient, the hospital in
which he is resting or the surgeon
who hit on the upper idea.
The procedure was described by
him as followss
Evening star., 1935-12-14
WEALTHY CUBAN STILL
IN HANDS OF KIDNAPERS
Sources Close to Nicolas Castano
Deny Ransom Has
Been Paid.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAVANA, December IA source
close to Nicolas Castano, wealthy
Cuban, who was kidnapped Monday
and held for 100000 ransom, said
late last night the millionaire was
still in the hands of his kidnapers.
It had been reported earlier that he
had been released after payment Of
ransom.
Reports that two other persons had
been kidnapped within the last "a
hours were still unconfirmed shortly
before midnight.
Evening star., 1935-12-14

training school in Ethiopia last Sum-
mer.
Stationed at Front. -
The American doctor left for the
front in September, almost q month
before the war started, with the first
medical unit.
He returned to Adds Ababa in Oc-
tober, asserting much help was needed
for wounded Ethiopian soldiers, and
left once more for the southern front
October 80 to supervise the work Of
a base hospital. He moved his medical
unit to Jijiga November Is.
From there, he went to Daggah Bur,
100 miles southeast of Jijiga, where
he established the only American field
(See DOCTOR, Page 81
Evening star., 1935-12-14
Concession Opponents Face
InSistence on italian Out
let in Ethiopia to Prevent
War in Europe.
SELASSIE PLEA HINDERS
APPROVAL OF LEAGUE
Rome Renews Attempt to Prove
Foe Backward and Uncivilized.
Pamphlets Purporting to Show
Barbarisms Are Circulated in
Geneva-Council Summoned.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
The League OF Nations and the
practicability OF insurance OF peace
and punishment OF aggression
through international boycott hang
in the balance, in the opinion of
international observers. Economic
and credit sanctions Uoted against
Itulu NoUember 18 go WITHOUT rigid
enforcement phile leading po,DerS
seek peace in ouertureS rather than
action. Small countries UietO the
League as the bultDdrE of their lib
ertu. but need dctiUe cooperation
of larger members to insure strict
application OF sanctions.
GCopyright 1885, by the Associated Press0
GENEVA, December 14.-The cam
paign to achieve peace in East Africa
appeared developing today into a
struggle over the Franco-British set
tlement plan, its advocates believing
1taly-in the interests of European
peace-must be given an economic out
let in Ethiopia.
Against them were posed the argu-
concessions to Premier Mussolini, to
call off his adMdged aggression in
Ethiopia. might imply the doom of the
League of Nations.
The Italians themselves launched
renewed attempt to prove that
Ethiopia was backward, uncivilized
country, urgently needing the help Of
New Pamphlets Distributed.
New illustrative pamphlets, purport-
ing to show Ethiopian barbarismS,
reached international circles from
Rome.
Combating Mussolini's ambitions
were all the forces insisting that
surrender to II Duce would place a
premium upon aggressive wars and
weaken, If not destroy, collective Sc
curity, potentially placing small
powers at the mercy of the great.
Emperor Halle Selassie left the case,
from the aspect of negotiations, to all
other member nations of the League.
In the Ethiopian communication to
the League yesterday, denouncing the
Franco British peace formula and
asking that the assembly of all nations
be convoked to consider the matter,
informed League sources said the King
of Kings virtually asked:
do you countenance this spoila-
tion?"
In diplomatic phraseology, Ethiopia
conjured up the death of the League
and all collective security if Italy, de-
clared by the League to be the ag-
gressor, was given what the Ethiopians
interpreted as half of their empire and
control of the other half pending an
nexation."
Council Approval Difficult.
This stand, it was believed generally,
made it difficult for the Leagues
executive body, the Council, to ap-
prove at its session next Wednes-
day the Franco British terms giving
Italy the eastern part of Tigre Prov
ince in the North, the Ogaden region
in the South and colonization zone
across Ethiopia, south of Adds Ababa.
Ethiopia would regain western
Tigre Province, partly conquered by
Italy. access to the sea, possibly to
the Eritrean port of Assab, and the
assistance of League commission.
Whether the Assembly would be
convoked in the case, a high official
(See WAR, Page 2)
Evening star., 1935-12-14

Today's young Washington"
will be found on page A-18 of this
edition-one Of the series being
published each week in The Star.
The pictures show the Capitals
young generation at school, at
play and at work, the boys and
girls being snapped at random
throughout the city.
Watch for your friends or
relatives.
Evening star., 1935-12-14
JAIL Is SPRINGB0ARD
FOR 377-P0UND SPLASH
Stunt Swimmer Freed as He Vows
to Appear Despite Loss Of
His Suit.
Rx the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SMITHFIELD, N. c., December IA
Norris c. Kellam, 377 pounds and
without bathing suit, has promised
a Judge he'll take part in a swimming
stunt If he has to "get an outboard
motor and go as an ocean liner"
Kellam contracted with Benson.
N. c., merchants for an advertising
performance in his swimming suit
and then lost the suit
When he couldn't find another, the
merchants sent him to Jail. His promisa
and release followed four-day stay
behind the bars. $3.50
Evening star., 1935-12-14
Catholic Vicar Sentenced.

SEIGEN, Germany, December IA
R.-Catholic Vicar Rupieper was
sentenced to four years Imprisonment
yesterday on charge Of subversive
activities against the Nazi govern
Hent,
Evening star., 1935-12-14

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, December IA
decisive struggle between radicalism
and conservatism in Mexico was pre-
dicted by informed sources today to
result from the return of the one
time strong man." Gen. Plutarco
Elias Gales.
The former President, who arrived
from Los Angeles by airplane yester-
day after six months of voluntary
exile, said he came back to Mexico to
assume responsibility" for all his
actions.
At the request of the presidency,
lengthy statement which he issued
was not published by morning news
papers and copies of an afternoon
paper which issued an extra contain
ing his declarations were confiscated
by police.
Remains in Capital.
While workers organizations threat
ened general strike unless Gales left
Mexico Immediately, the former Presi-
dent remained in his capital residence,
guarded by only two soldiers and ac-
companied by his son Rudolfo, former
secretary of communications, and Luis
MoroneS, prominent labor leader.
Gales left Mexico last June after
deploring the marathon of radical
ism" into which he said President
'Lazaro Cardenas was leading the
country. He disapproved at that time
of Cardenas' political and economic
policies.
The President asserted In reply
that he was determined to continue
the socialistic program outlined by
the National Revolutionary party.
After majority of the men promi-
nent in politics gave their support to
Cardenas, Gales left Mexico.
Looks Older and Tired.
Looking considerably older and
more tired than when he departed
in June, Gales granted the Associated
(See GALES, Page 81
Evening star., 1935-12-14
BRITISH ENVOY SEES HITLER.

AfmAmenJS anu AVlatIOn PACT Dis
cussed ut Conference.
BERLIN, December IA 0P.-Tt was
officially announced today that
Reichsfuehrer Hitler yesterday re-
ceiyed the British Ambassador for q
discussion of European armaments.
With Konstantin Won Neurath, for
eign minister, present, the German
leader and the British envoy talked
long and frankly Of the possibilities
for limiting armaments and negotiate
ing an aviation pact among the sigma
tories Of the Locaruo treaty.
Evening star., 1935-12-14
RETURN Of GALES
PRESAGES STRIFE
Observers See Decisive
Struggle Between Radical
ism and Conservatism.
BACKGROUND

B1CkGROUND-
PIutGrco Elias Gales became q
prophet tUithout honor in his otCn
country, Which he had dominated
for II years, last June tUhen he
cIdShed NTH President CGrdenGS
oUer economic policy and left Mer-
ico. "ledDing all responsibility for
public affairs to those t0ho haze it
in their hands" Gales iDGS leader
in the radical group phich oUer-
threD Dictator Di1z in 1910. He
lUds elected president in 1924 as the
Labor paTty'S candidate. He NTH
dretU in 1928 in tauor of Portes Gil,
but remained the real pot0er. HoU-
ever. his policies became more con-
Seruatiue as time iUent on and the
neD rddicdlism irked him.
Evening star., 1935-12-14
EXECUTION
SET FOR JANUARY
Condemned Man Calm as He
Learns Date Fixed for
Week of 18th.
BACKGROUND

BACkGROUND-
NeW jerseys Coz. Hoffman is
poluerleSs alone to SdDe Bruno
Hduptmann from electrocution for
the Lindbergh kidnapping: States
Court OF PdrdonS acts on all con-
demned mems appeals. It's eight
members include the Gouernor.
Majority Dote rules, and GoUernor
must Uote NTH majority. Hoffman
has interested himself in HdRpt-
mann's plight. II court splits euenly,
the GoDernor uoting tpith three
others for clemency, could not stay
death sentence. The most the
Governor can do alone Is to grant
reprieues, totdling not more than
80 days.
BY the Associated Press.
BY the Associated Press.
TRENTON, N. j., December IA
Bruno Richard Hauptmann calmly re-
ceived the news today that the weel
of January 13 had been set for hi!
death in the electric chair for the
kidnap murder of Charles A Lind
bergh, jr.
A prison guard. delegated by Prin'
cipal Keeper Col. Mark o. Kimberling
broke the news to the condemned mar
in his death house cell, and shor
time later Hauptmann's spiritual ad
wiser, Rev. John Matthiesen, arrived
to see him.
The clergyman's visit was short anc
when he left the prison he said HI
had found the prisoner cool and com
posed.
He knew what was coming up" HI
said. He is full of confidence in tht
fact that the State Of New Jersey doe
not intend to permit murder"
The clergyman said he and Haupt.
mann had prayed together briefly.
Asked if he thought the condemned
mans optimism resulted from the noe.
turnal visit of the Governor in Oc
tober, Col. Kimberling said: He hat
(See HAUPTMANN, Page D.
Evening star., 1935-12-14
Young Washington.

(See POLITICS, Page 81
Evening star., 1935-12-14

(See WAR, Page 2.)
Evening star., 1935-12-14
WEATHER.

%. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Cloudy tonight and tomorrow; slightly
colder tonight, with lowest temperature
tonight about S6 degrees; moderate north
erly winds becoming variable. Tempera-
tures-Highest, As, at noon yesterday;
lowest, 40, at noon today.
Evening star., 1935-12-14
Record Value Undetermined.

(See FIRE, Page 81
Evening star., 1935-12-14
BY the Associated Press.
BY the Associated Press.

(See HAUPTMANN, Page D.
Evening star., 1935-12-14

(See TOY MATINEE, Page l8.
Evening star., 1935-09-26
Service Orders
ARMY ORDERS.

Kramer, Col. Harry Clifford. Spe-
cialist Reserve. from here to San
Francisco. Calf. effective Septem-
Der 26.
Allen, Col. Hubert A., Infantry. to
be retired from active service, Sep
tember 30
Callan, Maj. Gen. Robert E.. or
dered home to await retirement, effec-
tive October !.
Bowley, Maj. Gen. Albert j., from
Fort Hayes, Ohio, to Baltimore, Md.
about october l.
Lynd. Maj. Roy F., Infantry, from
Fort Williams, Me, to Fort De-
fiance, Va.
Kabrich. Capt. william c., Chemi-
cal Warfare Service, from Edgewood
Arsenal. Md, to the Panama Canal
Department, about October 10.
Bonwell, Capt. Miner W., Infantry,
from Fort Defiance, Va, to Fort How
ard, Md.
Austin, Capt. Clyde E., Quarter
master Corps, to be retired from active
service, effective September 80
Newman. Capt. James B., jr., Engi-
neer Corps, from Fort Belvoir. Va,
to Ocala. Fla. about September 81.
Fountain, Capt. John H. Medical
Corps, to be retired from active serv-
ice, September 80.
Barton, Capt. Willard M. Medical
Administrative Corps, to be retired
from active service. September 80.
Parker, Second Lieut.. Daniel. jr.,
Field Artillery. from Fort Bliss, Tex,
to Fort Hoyle, Md.
Evening star., 1935-09-26
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading of Per.
to the regular line rate.

ALco RUBs. BATHS. WHITE NURSE.
e p 70 ,7h 3 opsn ss pa .'e Apt 3 5Sgr'
MASSAGE. OLoNICs-HoURs. 10 Am.
to 8 pm. 1419 st. NV. Apt. %. go.
REAL TREATMENTS, sTIMULAToR.
elec. cab. bath. infra-red and sun ray,
shower Hours 1910. 1400 10th st. NV.
ENTER 1901 o.. Phone North 1866. 2se
PHYsIoTHERAPY-MA FOR COLDS
and chronic pains; vapor baths. elec. and
reducing treatments. Potomac 4121.
FLOWERS ARE THE FASHION: FIBER
flowers are natural and beautiful; turn
leisure time to pleasure and pront. Free
instruction. Studio, 1917 ST. Rm sO1.
AEMoRRAoIDs ERAIIcAs;TED As; BY NJ. ny
time or money back Write for booklss:
%1RcR " s1sa' ss5 Columbia I'd Ads3s Ssas
SWEDISH MASSAGE. INFRA-RED RAY,
treatment; colds. arthritis muscular pains.
Hours. 8 to g. Open Sundays. Phone
PRACTICAL NURSE. REFINED, SPECIAL
vsiids. ,11f ' Phone Phone Adams tds 1857. S9s'''' anu
LoNGFFLLoW SCHOOL FOR BOYS COL
lege Park Md Day and boarding; grades
Is: 200 acres. Phone Greenwood 2242
PUPILS WANTED BY EXPERIENCED P1-
ano teacher; SPECIAL attention TO beginners.
ALCO RUBs. WHITE NURSE. 1909 PA.
ave. NV, Apt. 30. Hours 10 to .. Open
Sunday %
LADY MANUFACTURER OF NoN-FAT-
good return on investment Of 81 900: no
services required. Address Box 4O4-D
REDUCING TREATS. So; REMOVES
elee. treatments. North 62Os. 1913 st.
26'
Evening star., 1935-09-26
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

CHARLES ST. Alta Vista, Md-At bus
stop; > large. furnished double rooms. one
single ROOM employed couple or gentlemen:
references; breakfast. Wise. 1924. 2s'
Evening star., 1935-09-26
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTs-RADIO.
(Continued.)

PIANOS $50; Frederick. $50.
gan. SIS Smiths Transfer & Storage Co..
1913 You st. NV. Phone North 3343.
PIANO : Louis XIV period :, model baby
grand. finished in lovely butt walnut,
type and make Of piano considering it has
been used only fve months and the finish
hasn't s. scratch. Phone National 4730.
Kits. 1880 @ st.
Evening star., 1935-09-26

BEAUTIFUL :. BED ROOMS. LIVING
room, lnclosed sun porch. dinette. kitchen
cite. completely turn, for Oct. l at S1iJ.
AlbanS Towers
Evening star., 1935-09-26
HELP-WOMEN.

BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATORS|Sever
experienced in all branches of the work.
Permanent positions. Harper Method,
1714 Conn ave oSs
Evening star., 1935-09-26
HOTEL HOUSTON,
9Th and E SITS. NV.

SGIl dllQ z OIS. IN
II You will inspect the newly decorated
rooms. each with shower bath. We believe
you will say it is fine value for $40
per month.
Just think of location so near the Gov
ernment bulldingS-no car or taxi fare
near everything.
We invite you to call and see what We
HouSTOS p HARPER. Prom
Evening star., 1935-09-26

houses. furnished and unfurnlshed. e27
18th 81. NV, Room 307. National S1l7.
30s
ATTRACTIVELY FURN 5-ROOM CORNER
apt. ) eXposGIes, large perch Sl25 mo.
1862 Mintvoou pl. NV. Walnut e4l9-J.
..7u0 CONN AVE NV ROOMS,
foyer. k ana b heht. gas and linens. Sc
month will decorate Apt 100
Evening star., 1935-09-26
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTS-RADIO.
lCAuiinuAd

SS0 i4th St: nS Phone none colu%bia snS 1os7s' oOi
make, s35. S45. S5b. S56 and up. All
Phone National 4730. Kits. 1880 @ st.
GRANDs AND UPRIGHTs at September
sale prices: Chickerins upright black case.
h ss2 Hnes e Condition sysa ss ss5 te4 Hrdmn aPrsR nn
mahogany. S48; Lauter grand AZ. 1913.
Sole representatives for the famous Hard
man, Harrington. Bradbury and A. B.
rent se Haso Rso0S Morch afi lilo aH Est. isss M
APARTMENT UPRIGHT, Sl5O. A lovely
little Instrument with q full keyboard;
one Ct the best-selling models and n
Continue the balance Of ST so weekly pay
ments. National 4730. Kits, 1890 G ST.
PLANO. Shaw uprisht. excellent condition;
cheap. Phone Georsia 2S4s.
s5MsAILEsT-sIzE BABY GRAND. sl75:
in any corner. Modern and in splendid
condition. Pay s. weekly. kits. 1880
9 St NV.
AT S2s5 we have a very unusual value
one Of the latest and most popular, styles;
Used Tor only four months. 1t looks and
plays as If new; just repossessed. and can
$3.50 weekly payments. Phone National
41?0. Kits. 1880 g st.
FOR THE PERSON interested in good
moderately priced piano. here's Just. the
srsnd designed 0fa IN the plain hn0sa style that that
months old. and in perfect condition At
Phone National 99so 4 " kits TT 'iCs isso tSoSt g st.
VIOLIN, valuable: perfect condition; for
eign make. copy NicolauS Amati; sacrifice,
S35. Senate Hotel.
Evening star., 1935-09-26
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE. D C-Newly fur. room,
private home. private bath. attractive
suburban location: convenient transporta
ton. Inspect evenings. Gentleman. 36l1
Leeation NV
Evening star., 1935-09-26

Unusual proposition for
the right people in the cleo
trical appliance. division of
The Hecht Co. Apply en-
ployment Office, 628 F st. NV.
LINOLEUM LAYER - EX-
PERT, FOR LARGE VOL
UME OF STEADY PIECE
WORK. APPLY EMPLOY
MENT OFFIC E, KINGS
PALACE.
Evening star., 1935-09-26

MAGAZINE MEN experienced. See Mr..
Knott 91S F ST. between s and $40 a m.
tmm ediatelY Crew MANAGER Yerlfica tiOn.
Evening star., 1935-09-26

BEST QUALITY FIREPLACE WOOD. tho
oughly seasoned: free delivery ano S.orsge;
prices very reasonable. Mr. Jameson Dis
trlct 5l66. After q pm. call Met. 1886
Evening star., 1935-09-26

Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and p sts. n.w.-i room. kit. bath;
completely turn., linens. silver. FriRidaires
day week. month. National 642b.
Evening star., 1935-09-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


APPAREL. mems. vomens, children s. also
shoes. hats. rugs. furniture. Highest prices
paid. Blacks. 60l NV Dec. 5a43 80
BICYCLES ,. in any condition: one boys
and one girls: must be cheap. Phone CO.
lumbia 1866. Mrs. Mitchell.
CASH REGISTERS. safes. once furniture
and merchandise including contents of
stores. For best results call District S112.
DINING ROOM, bed room. living room
furniture. rugs and odd pieces. High cash
prices Call Atlantic 1923.
FURNITURE rugs. household goods. etc !;
absolutely highest prices paid, for best
results call ANYTIME Lincoln 54ss. 2s'
PIANO, preferably Knsbe. Steinvay. Mason
q HamlIn or Chickerine baby Grand Cash
Il price is right. Address Box 35s-D Star
Office
GOLDDBRING YOUR OLD GOLD sn-
YER. PLATINUM, TEETH DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH A. KAHN
INC - YEARS AT a35 r
A B. c. OIL BURNER, used. Call Green
wood 2nl3-J
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver. watches diamonds and old disca rded
JeXelry Full cash value paid. SelinRer s.
SIS F st. NV.
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid
Bt1RNSTNE S 93l G ST NV
Since 1865 Federal License
AUTO SHOP EQUIPMENT.
Parts racks. fabrication machines torches.
tackle, any kind OF equipment suitable for
use in modern parts and service depart
ment of an automobile business Call Mr
sullivan. Metropolitan 2S11.
Evening star., 1935-09-26

GIRL wanted for general work in small
store; soda fountain experience helpful;
must be neat courteous and polite; ST.
per week Call Room 3O1, l406 G st. NV.
between and 3 pm
Evening star., 1935-09-26
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

HOUSE PAINTING fronts as low as SIS;
brick penciling q speciality; rooms pspered,
washable paper. So up, weather stripping
and caulkine general home repairs. AL
work fully guaranteed.
H. w. HESLOP & BRO,
726 Eye St SW
Phone ATLANTIC 3l53 Any Time.
Evening star., 1935-09-26

DOGS. PETS AND ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN.

COW MANURE xeIl-rotted. 75c per 100
Id. sack: s sacks. SIS Rich garden dirt.
soc 100-lb sack: six sacks. 81 so delivered
Write Glenhurst Dairy. Bethesda. Md.
BONE MEAL for lawns So hundred
pounds. Milton Hopfenmaier Estate. $500
K st. NV Phone West 1892
Evening star., 1935-09-26
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
must live in: man experienced driver.
Only excellent references considered SS5
per mo- Address Box 422-D. Star once.
REFINED LADY wanted Immediately 40
to 80 years of age with husband no chill
dren. to manage l3-room rooming house
in exchange Ink rooms. Maid to do the
work. Answer. giving phone number. Ad-
dress Box 263-D. Star ofice
SHORT ORDER COOK. colored. Apply i'm
mediately. Palace Delicatessen, Sl2 p
Evening star., 1935-09-26
SALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

Advertisement snde, this head
tnc are presumed to BE- from prt.
cate iadiptdHals. ualess the aduer-
tisement otpes O hrm name or O
business address Of states the poSd
Dealer. Members OF the public
ipho ind dealers masoueSadtno IN
this column as private tadicidHdls
are EYoed to report the matter to
The Star tor inpesttnettoa."
Evening star., 1935-09-26
HIIICRESI
CLUB MERIDIAN,

1920 18th ST NV
A delightful club residence for men ard
women: ideal location walking distance.
singles. doubles, personal service. Excel
lent meals.
1888 10Th N.W.-GirlS' Club.
Beautifully furnished. clean home. every
comfort. Delightful home table.
Evening star., 1935-09-26
WANTED-ROOMS.

SMALL BASEMENT ROOM with private
entrance for office: NV. section. one with
bath or shower preferred: must be reasop-
able. Address Box Bed. Star ONCE. 26s
RTHWEST-Attractive room. LIST or
2nd floor. with or near bath. with kitchen
ette or use of kitchen. by employed lady;
reasonable Pull particulars Address Box
BED Star once 26.
WANTED or unfurnished rooms at
once. Rent must be reasonable. Address
Box 405-D Star office.
LADY desires room. board or kitchen
privileges; close in; prefer apt. house: reas.
Address Box 406-D. Star ONCE.
SETTLED COUPLE-Laree Ink room or
basement apt, permanent. furnished or
part, NV. Address Box 391-D. Star ONCE.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, fur
Takoma section. Must be reasonable and
permanent. Address Box 373-D. Star Office.
GENTLEMAN wants clean, unfurnished,
heated room. with bath or running water.
electric lights, private entrance near eth
and K. Will pay SIS month. Address
BY OCT. 4, TWO UNFUR-
nished rooms, by gentleman
of advanced years; invalid
wife in local hospital. Con-
geniality and moderate rent
essential. Address Box 306-D,
Star Office. 26*
Evening star., 1935-09-26
CUT FLOWERS.
BOATS.

8 DOZEN beautiful gladioli delivered for
81. Helene Afeck. Box 230. Vienna, Va.
Phone Vienna 33-F-21. 2Ss
Evening star., 1935-09-26
THE BROADMooR,

1901 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Beautifully furnished apt. thotel service
optionaD. consisting of living room. bed
room. junior dining room, kitchen. bath
and inclosed porch. Phone Cleveland
5000 DINING room. beauty parlor. barber
Shon RaraRe etc. in bnildinR