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are beginning TO be heard OF a
character quite shocking by COM
parison with the hallelujah shout
ing that greeted the President
when he first came to town.
AS long as it lasted. the RooSe-
welt act. including the family and
the sunny smile. as we'll as the
mystifying featS of the New Deal,
was a fascinating entertainment
which neld the citizens enthralled
and, except when they broke into
cheers, silent. There were Sisty
and Buzzie and the dog that took
a bite out of Mrs. Senator Car
raway, and the Roosevelt boys with
their high-spiited independence
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Mrs Roosevelt went around swapping presidents
'like breaking sticks" as the country phrase goes
and there the novelty Of the ladies press corps
and the press conferences for the girls only There
were the writings of the writing RooSeveltS the
President himself, his mother, Madam President
and their daughter, Anna.
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categorical opposition to coercive
measures by the league against
Paraguay. this helps still further to
place the league in a difficult spot.
PARAGUAY having defied the
Il leagues ultimatum to cease
fighting Bolivia. and having re-
signed from that organization in
stead, the league committee on the
Chaco war will meet Monday week
to consider the next step.
No matter what the league now
does, it will spell trouble. Having
declared Paraguay the aggressor
and raised its embargo to permit
the shipment Of arms to Bolivia,
it is bound by the covenant to in
woke sanctions against the alleged
outlaw
Yet effective sanctions are i'm
possible without the cooperation
of Paraguay's neighbors, and al
ready Argentina takes pretty much
the same attitude as the United
States.
Reports from European capitals
are that some of the leagues
principal members feel that its
prestige, already weakened by the
blow Nippon dealt it in Man
churia, will be seriously impaired
unless an example is made Of
Paraguay.
GONE of the smaller powers, on
- the other hand, contend that
by so doing the league would
demonstrate that it has one law
for the strong and another for the
weak. That, they warn, will be the
result if it now cracks down on
Paraguay after refusing to do so
on Japan.
The league. therefore, now
stands between the devil and the
deep sea. If it proceeds. as its
covenant directs, against Para
quay. it will almost inevitably run
counter TO some of the strongest
South American republics. and, in
addition, be accused of acting only
against small countries. If it backs
down it will be accused Of weak
ness.
The United States will likely be
sounded out between now and the
time the Chaco committee meets
on March II to formulate league
policy. 90
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DAILY WASHINGTON
MERRY-GO-ROUND
BIZ DreO Pearson and Robert S. Allen

WASHINGTON Probably the most important job tackled
w Park inventory OF
of his trouble with the Senate
Mr. council finally have become profound
" disturbed situation
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II Seems DM
Haywood Of BRoIN

THE educator. p. Amsr'a have had a 'h.,T Day
trcv ara rre-.u- at least one elbow upon this part
~ the.- equipment. The superntendents OF Amer-
can schools managed 10 leave the playground Of
America without actually hanging any garlancs
around Tho neck 81 William Randolph Hearst but
fhev did NOT have The courage % condemn his attack
upon American education. Il was what YOU might
CaI a bad draw.
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Copyright, 1885, in France by Bibliotheque
Rationale; in all other countries by
United Feature Syndicate. Inc. Reproduc-
ton either in whole or in part prohibited
All rights reserved
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c17FrSht 1851
The Washington times., 1935-06-13
CLUB
HEARS FARLEY

Postmaster General James A.
Farley will speak tomorrow eve
ming as the District Division Of
the Young Democrats of America
install Paul Best. of Federal Hous-
ing Administration, as president
along with other officers. The
installation is scheduled for the
Willard Hotel at $50 p. m.
Cliff Woodward. president of
the National Young Democrats of
America, and Ray Walter, retiring
president of the District Division,
will install the new officers.
Among guests of honor will be
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher DD ,
of Florida. Marvin Mcintyre, Sec
rotary to President Roosevelt, and
Representative Robert w. Rams
peck Cd, of Georgia.
The Washington times., 1935-06-13
SteuGrt GiUen
Cadillac By
Firm Heads

Imperial Potentate L. P. Steu-
art, newly selected Shrine chief,
got his reward this morning for
riding up Pennsylvania Avenue in
last nights deluge.
A delegation Of General Motors
men discovered him at noon
searching through the Pavilion of
Omar for lost and dissolved
Shriners.
Richard H. Grant, vice presi-
dent of the motor company, went
into a huddle with Floyd Akers,
Capitol Cadillac Company big-wig,
and Harry j. Klinger. Pontiac Mo-
tor head. The outcome was a
present to him of one of the fin
est Cadillac models.
Mr.. Klinger supplemented the
gift with IS silk Shrine flags for
the is Shriners' hospitals for Grip
pied children.
The Washington times., 1935-06-13
BY WILLIAM ]. KELLY


PITTSBURGH, June Is Q.N.SO .
Intervention of President Roose-
welt or speedy legislative action
on the Guffey coal sterilization
bill rushed to the front today as
possible avenues of escape from
the threatened strike Of 100000
bituminous workers at midnight
Sunday. -,
All other hopes of averting the
nationwide walkout by United
Mine Workers, who demand
higher wages and shorter hours,
faded with the Guffey bill run.
ming into a legislative jam and
the breach between its opponents
and proponents widening. Min
ers regard this legislation as their
salvation but, instead Of diminish
ing as the deadline nears, oppo-
sition to it has expanded.
Miners Back Bill
The bill. regarded as a NINA
ture NRA for the coal industry,
would establish national COM
mission of nine members. Two
of these would represent oper-
ators, two miners, and the re-
manning five. the public.
Patrick T. Pagan, president Of
PennSylvania's District No. S,
u. M. w. A., said:
"The bill would be a saliva
ton to the industry. The ma
jOrity Of commercial operators
are for it and the United
Miners back it wholeheartedly.
"The commission would regu-
late and control wage scales,
working hours, and stabilize
the industry generally. The
legislation would elm n tie
much Of the 'cut-throat' compe-
tition between Southern and
Northern operators"
Proponents of the measure,
however, suffered a setback when
j. D. A. Morrow, president of the
Pittsburgh Coal Company, one of
the largest producers in the coun-
try, swung against it. Mr.. Nor,
row said counsel for his concern
believes the bill unconstitutional.
Even If. the bill is passed, its
constitutionality faces an immedi.
ate challenge. This fight will be
launched upon enactment by a
committee representing Southern
and Western operators listed
among the opposition.
Plan Amendments
On top of all this. the National
Conference of Bituminous Opera
tors in favor of the measure, ap
proved its legislative committee
agreement with United Mine
Workers concerning several
amendments. One would limit the
life of the Guffey bill to four
years. Another would support
the provision for Federal purchase
of marginal coal land as a re-
serve, but delay for eight months
the tax on operators to pay fox
these purchases.
In view of these swift develop.
ments, many operators declined to
express views until the issue is
clarified. Already the majority
In Western and Central Pennsyl.
vania, where 100000 union men
are employed, has decided to cease
operating in the event of a walk.
out. Others are without plans,
but the general opinion among
producers and miners is that no
concerted attempt will be made
to break the strike if, and when,
it takes place.
The Washington times., 1935-06-13
Daniels Returns
To Mexican Post

RALEIGH, N. c., June 10.
Josephus Daniels, U. S. Am.
bassador to Mexico, departed by
train last night for Mexico City,
after spending six weeks in the
United States. He was accom-.
panied by Mrs. Daniels. Upon
leaving his home here, Mr.. Dan.
iels reaffirmed his fidelity to the
deeply rooted American prin-
ciples Of religious freedom and
freedom of education"
The Washington times., 1935-06-13
COAL MINE ROW
depends ON
PRESIDENT

This Is the third and conclud-
inu International NeDS Service
article on the threatened b.
luminous coal strike Which Mould
cause 100000 miners to ledUe
their Jobs at midnight Sunday.
Evening star., 1935-07-18
SITuATIONS-MEN.

ACCOUNTANT college grad, Experienced
bookkeeper and clerk. wants full or part
time work. Phone Potomac $3.50. Apt.
ia. after pm. Ia
Evening star., 1935-07-18
sALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.

RFFRIGERAToRs-W have on hand now
several slightly used. well-known refriger-
ators. These can be bought for the bal
ances due on the accounts. All are guar
anteed and thoroughly cleaned and disin.
iected: Terms can De carried arr d,,s.S out as Of Of
new refriserators and carry on ouf aoors
such Vell-known makes as NORGE. KEL,
VINATOR. LEONARD CROSLEY AND
ICE-O-MATIC We sell on the JORDAN
BUDGET PLAN Of NO DOWN PAYMENT
and as little as IS CENTS day Some; Z;
PIANO CO.. 1893 @ st. NV.
SEWING MACHINES cleaned. oiled. ad-
justed 81 so; all repairs guaranteed. Rent
ais So month. Col. 92l3 until pm.
SEWING MACHINE. portable electric. per-
feet condition; sacrifice. $50. Also oh.
treadle 81. 1926 9Th st. NV.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer portable cleo,
treadie SO. 1887 Conn. ave.
STEAM TABLE, 8 compartments; 2 coffee
urns. gal. 225 Baltimore blvd. Colmar
Manor Nd. Phone Hyattsville sos.
TYPEWRITERS, all makes sold. rented
and repaired 2S42 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
Phone Atlantic 1850. Open evenings.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE GE
1898 5716 10th NV. Underwoods. So mo-.
mos In adv So. No deliveries. 5Oc dep.
TYPEWRITERs = Complete stock Of all
makes guaranteed like new: We rent. ra-
pair. trade. Standard Type. Co.. 923 10th
st. NV.
WASHING MACHINE. drum type, excel
lent condition. Sl9.95, Apex Electric Co..
709 9th ST. NV.
d. C. ELECTRIC COFFEE MIL. double
hopper, and hand-operated meat slicer;
cheap q0S 9th st. NV. 1Ss
Evening star., 1935-07-18
APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED.

WYATT APIS. 4520 Ga. AvE.-LIy. RM.
tor Gea or rWS " cARI WAR. II oS1er. HD, '-
25 < ST NE NEAR 1dsns GOVT STT t'isns5Ise tf'RfNTso
entire first floor, S2S. Phone North 02S5.
4123 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW:-1st
noor' large rms: Kit. bath porch; gas.
elec., phone: reasonable.
inciosed porch. serni-priyate bath; eiec..
gas. incl: couple only; ref.
1908 N. CAPITOL ST-3 ROOMS. PRI-
vate bath. sleeping porch. ami. Very
reasonable.
429 18th N.E-3 ROOMS. BATH, NEWLY
nished: employed couple: reas All ieS2-w.
SPACIOUS FRONT ROOM. s WINDOWS:
connecting room with private bath; c.h.w.;
no kitchen. 2S03 14th st. NV.
THE KEARNEY. 18th AND KEARNEY ST.
n:elTwo large rooms. kitchen. bath.
en-. bath. Frigidaire. gas and electricity.
ali for $50.
PARK VIEW. 425 4th ST, NV r..
kit wssaSaTos ASH SSg RGALTT re- 9aF co sad 1
kitchen built-in porch. Frigidaire. hot
water heat gas. elec. 10.
1901 ND. AVE. NE.-ENTIRE End FL, 3
ret;frig.: corner pvt home; adults: s55 mo.
KENTUCKY APT, 233 KENTUCKY AVE
tor service; 5000 Apply janitor. 1ss
LAQGE ROOM AND LARGE KITCHEN
third floor; new kelvinator; $32 so per mo.
Gas and electricity furnished. 1854 Har-
ward st. NV.
HAMPTON. I74o 18TH ST. NW.-2 AND
rooms. kitchen. baths 2 exposures. @. 3.
refrigeration; S55 up. See janitor.
NEAR 2lst AND q. N.W.-3 ROOMS.
Kitchen, bath. FURNISHINGS in apt. for sale'
| Can West 21l9-R.
acsnsin1sd On Nsxs Pass.l
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1926 OATES ST. or 3 rms. large kit,
In private home; reasonable; adults. Call
after $50 pm.
AIS SHEPHERD Nw-LArge front room.
cars bus: Gentiles.
COLORED-l202 Que St Nw-See jsni-
tor or Henry J. Robb. Inc. 1024 Vermont
ave. Phone District Sal.
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PERSONAL.

LADY WILL TAKE 3 OR GIRLS TO
beach cottage week ends: transportation
food swimming. club PRIVILEGES. Adams
3Ia5 before 8 20 am. or late pm.
NURSE WILL TAKE SLIGHTLY MENTAL
aged in own home in country: kind care.
Phone Adams 43O1.
Evening star., 1935-07-18
wANTED-ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN wants room vicinity Koose-
velt Hieh School, private family: reason
able: quiet. Address Box 3SS-M, Star once
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED apt. or
room with Ink priv vicinity Lyon Park.
Address BOX 37s-M. Star office. 1s'
Evening star., 1935-07-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NC0nunue0.D
SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM USUAL
st.. e12 18th. 1915 Eye ST. 4 70 q i'A0
ROCE CREEK APTs.. 1906 ROCK CRFTR
Frigidaire; modern; reasonable Col. iOO6s.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS TO SHARE 3-RoOM
apt, with another; reasonable; references.
1747 st. NV. Apt. 8.
copLEY COURTS, 1914 I7th St. NV
},,ofsnd ! roGm: dreesp; hail. kit. bath; completely
1925. NORTH CAPITOL sT-vERY DE-
slrable apartment; refined district; every
thing included: S35.
Iao. lsas wsi ST t15H1.6.S NWS FRoET SUTSDE
thing furn.: clean. quiet: references.
INFER. 1875 18th ST NV AND Q
rooms. <. and b.. attractively furn.; gas.
e,ee.; SO; exposure; ranging from $52-6O up.
1905 NJ Sr. N.W.-COoL; LHK- RMS.
sleeping porch and bath; newly decorated.
neatly furnished: reasonable; adults.
3O33 18th ST. N.w.-LARGE. BRIGHT.
front housekeeping room. gas. electricity.
linens, Dishes silver. hot-water heat; Sl6.
2Ol9 HILLYER PL. (NEAR CONN. AT a.
lovely rear Garden with another gentleman.
responsible. dependable: not expensive. 20s
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND PVT. BATH:
elec. range, gas, elec. and heat; near Govt.
FRONT LIvING-BED ROOM. KITCHEN;
scult couple only; references. 1867 East
212O P ST. NV. CHARLOTTE-LARGE,
wen-iurniShed wei room. next to bath: 81 per
APT; 20I. 1911 GEORGIA AVE.-BEAU-
tiiully furnished: for balance OF Summer;
no chlldren; no dogs; $50 monthly. right
party: GentIles only. Phone Georgia 3652.
7s SEATON ST; N.W.-3 ROOMS. FUR
| nished; private bath Frigidaire; eiec gas
ana heat furnished; S45. Apply IL Seaton
17I7 18th ST. NW.-ExTRA6RDTNA
ing OF l large room. dinette. kitchen. bath.
including Frlgidaire, linens. dishes, etc;
S39o0. Apply manager. Apt. 2.
LARGE LARGE ROOMS WITH PORCH; NICELY
ing gas and eiec. sos afst ST. MontR. nR inel!o-
2616 UNIVERSITY PL. NV LARGE
rooms. elec. refrigerator; one floor: COO
rent reduced: S57 30. Wisconsin 4O5l.
la Lay PARK RD. NV LARGE ROOMS.
enette, gas cleo. elec. refrig.. telephone.
adults; Gentiles only.
LARGE LIVING ROOM CMURPHY RED.
DINETTE, KITCHEN. TILED BATH ITSSTHii VIII
SHOWER, SOUTHERN EXPOSURE; CON-
pLEIELY AND ATTRACIIVELY FCR.
ABLE AUG. 4. EXCLUSIVE Conn AVI
REFINED COUPLE. SATISFACTORY RFF-
EE[S6-S&zSo. SoO. PHONE EMERSON 2676
| 1921 10th ST. NV.
| - Tnree large rooms completely furntshAd
Phone Columbia s423-W.
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT,
| FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
20s 1st ST. Sc
FAREWELL, $500 18th ST. NV.
+,r4a;isrge large airy rooms; kitchen. bath: wen
!1rnlShed; Frigidaire on house current.
| THE BROADMOOR-
s,i9 trseIEey 1urniShed. newly decorated
suite consisting of living room bed room
Kitchen. junior dining room bath and
poIen; motel service optional: garage.
! EIsvsis Pst53I aan6 restaurant. etc. Phone
DOWNTOWN-LOW RENT.
! R.. B. S37- -5O-3 r.. S55.
L., Modern elevator apt. bldg. central loca-
Ilop; large rooms. closets marble bath.
43z4 < St. NV. Phone National 5437.
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
10Th and SITS. u-w.-1 room kit. bath;
| completeiy turn-. linens. silver, FriRidaire;
! Gay week month. National 5425
Evening star., 1935-07-18
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

TWO DELIGHTFUL. furnished rooms. con-
Meeting bath and shower. in cultured home,
coolest high spot Rock Greek Park. edge
OF lake: swimming fishing; gentlemen only
desired: stngly or group. Address Box
376-M Star Office 19s
Evening star., 1935-07-18
Old Building Materials.

Two good hot-wHter heating plants
plumbing fixtures etc Apply 1440 0hapin
St NV. or call HARRY WARDMAN. INC
1872 X NV. Phone District $3.50.
Evening star., 1935-07-18
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
CUT FLOWERS.

DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. 24l9. 1928
9th furnishes cooks, g.h.w.. day workers.
buffers. housemen. chaudeurs. helpers.
Evening star., 1935-07-18
COOL, MODERN APIS.

I TO 3 ROOMS. S55 TO 500.
Fireproof bldg. elevator. switchboard
service; refrigeration on house current.
Nicely furnished at slight extra charge.
1890 r st. NV. Phone POTOMAC 1000.
Evening star., 1935-07-18
MOUNTAIN BOARD.

ALLEGHENY MoUNTAINS-Au conven-
fences. best food bathing nearby; S12 per
week Phone Oakland 62-J. Schrock's S
Cottage Mt. Lake Park, Md.
Evening star., 1935-07-18
RoOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

3015 RoDMAN ST. NV. (near Bureau of
Standards)-By owner furn. living room
and bed room or unfurn. rooms. first or
second floor for ! or .. l9S
Evening star., 1935-07-18
statesmen.

A Washington store has
openings for several young
men of good character and
personality, in mems fur
nishings. State age. Address
Box 408-M, Star office.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

FOR RENT 10 gentleman. room in small
private family. in suburbs. 90 minutes from
Pennsylysnis ave. and 18th st. Call Alex
andria 1892, 20"
Evening star., 1935-07-18
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

q cool. single rooms. private bath; al
new fnrnishinss; in ariet neighborhood.
convenient to car and bus. Settled gentle-
Evening star., 1935-07-18

GLASSWARE BUYER.
A good opening for a
clever young woman who
has had some experience in
buying glassware. Address
Box 407-M, Star office.
Evening star., 1935-07-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

3 DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUS de
liyered for 81, Helene Afieck. Box 23Q
Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna 33-F-2l. 23
Evening star., 1935-07-18
ROoMS-FURNISHED
(Centinued.)

27Os ONTARIO RD.-1 rm sleeping pch..
8 windows, kitchenette: another front rm..
LIST A., nicely furnished. Columbia 4Sl7.
1883 EUCLID ST. Qsth, Col. rd)-Newly
furnished bed-livins room with large kttch-
en- porch: also single room.
1911 ST. N.W.-Large. nicely furnished.
2nd-fioor Ink. room. 8 windows. running
water. S6
Evening star., 1935-07-18

RADIO SERVICE MAN with car; must be
good. Apply Mr.. French. 1903 w ST. NV.
ROUGH SPOTTER. experienced. for clean
ing plant at once. 3416 Georgia ave. NV.
statesmen 20 sell Dodge and Plymouth
automobiles Apply 1863 Col. I'd. Kaplan
Evening star., 1935-07-18

17I7 18th ST. NW.-ExTRA6RDTN
value; nicely furnished apartment consist
ing OF L large room. dinette. kitchen. bath.
Includlng Frlgldaire, linens. dishes, etc (;
N3N. .OU. ApplY manaaer Ant
Evening star., 1935-07-18
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

GIRL. southern. desires position as COM
panion to elderly person. or as child
nurse. Address 1902 B ST. s.V Is.
WHITE LADY wants place as seamstress in
laundry hotel or hospital: references Ad-
dress Box 363-M. Star oce. 1s.
WIDOW. ex-bookkeeper. excellent ref. no
encumbrance. wants any position Of trust.
Phone Decatur 6431.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

BED. white enamel with springs. 81: large
oven glass door, 81. Phone Emerson 2l49'
Evening star., 1935-07-18

212O P ST. NV. CHARLOTTE-LARGE
week Apply Apt g.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

III; ZUI. 7bII GEORGIA. AVE.-BEAU-
tifully furnished: for balance OF Summer;
no children, no dogs; $40 monthly. right
Evening star., 1935-07-18

% SEAlON 81. N.W.@3 ROOMS, FUR
nlshed; private bath Frigidaire; cleo. gas
and heat furnished; $45. Apply II Seaton
Evening star., 1935-07-18

S45o-Rooming house, tea room; 10
rooms: rent. S35: cash $3.50.
S550--Rooming house. IL rooms: rent.
S55: central: $500 handles
ST. 500--Rooming house. 23 rms. 6 baths;
heat free; income, $500 monthly; CEN
tral; $500 handles
81 S1,000--Delicatessen. grocery and ! room:
rent. S35; business at present $3.50
weekly; can be doubled; little compe-
tition: sacrifice. or your terms A real
bargain.
1,350-Lunch. beer and wines downtown
business street; real sacrifice for quick
sale: cheap rent,
Evening star., 1935-07-18
statesmen.

THE HECHT CO. requires
the services of an expert
enced furniture finiSher and
upholSterer. Must have
automobile. Apply employ
ment Office, 628 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-07-18
OPPORTUNITY

To become independent. Merchandisers
with entirely new features; unusual earn
only; Factory well rated. Mr.. Goodrich
Portland Hotel.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

FRONT LIVMG-BED ROOM, KITCHEN;
ADULT couple only; references. 1867 East
Evening star., 1935-07-18

CHICKS-Rocks, Reds and Leghor
$50 the loo Also started chicks. J.
Henry. Phone Falls Church. Va. 34S.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

RED 4-poster mahogany. complete, 81
tspring and mattress: apiece living room
suite upholstered. reversible, SIG; bureau
$40; bed room suite $50: beautiful con-
sole table and spinet mahogany desk. Sl2'
North 1920. Ext. 2l5. Portner Apts.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

AIR-WAY new model ''35 chief" can be
seen by calling District 117O Tor Demon
stration also parts and service.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

1929 L ST NW.-LArge drst-noor Ink.
rm kitchenette, gas range. running water;
reas.; sleeping rms, running water. so up.
Evening star., 1935-07-18
ksGI <
CELLAR TO ROOF.

white Mech. JACK sparkes. nee. 4432. 2
sCREENs no oEpEE-o%st % our gricss,s cs,.
o07O.Js ~
Evening star., 1935-07-18

front housekeeping room gas. electricity.
linens, dishes, silver. hot-vater heat; Sl6.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

1894 COLUMBIA RD-S3 so wk.; single
rooms. clean. cool. 4 baths. inst. b. ";
car lines; hail rm., So: men. Adams 10213.
WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th st. N.W.-De-
sirsble. cool rooms, single. double; each
with bath or running water; showers. ele-
yatnr: ~ 81 81
Evening star., 1935-07-18

RES S Err, experienced,
steady work. 1923 18th st.
ne. Monroe Dry Cleaning
Co.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

RADIO SERVICE MAN-MuSt have 10
years experience at actual radio service
car and references. Good job for the right
man. The Kennedy's Radio. Inc. 1919
Evening star., 1935-07-18

1925 NORTH CAPITOL sT-VERY DE-
sirable apartment. refined district; every.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

l446 N ST. NV FRONT OUTSIDE
rooms. well furnished: kit, bath; every
thing furn.: clean. quiet: references
INFER. 1875 18th ST. Nw-I AND Q
rooms. K. and b.. attractiveiy furn.; gas,
elec.; so, exposure; ranging from $3.50 up.
See janitor
Evening star., 1935-07-18

LARGE ROOMS. WITH PORCH; NICELY
furnished elec refrfg: S45 month. incIud
ing gas and elec. 500 21st st. NV
2616 UNIVERSITY PL. NV LARGE
rooms. cleo. refrigerator; one floor: COO.
Evening star., 1935-07-18
DOWNTOWN-OW PFNT

R.. B. S37 -5O-3 r.. S55.
1. Modern elevator apt bldg. central loca-
Iloh; Iarge rooms. closets. marble bath.
44Z4 st. NV. Phone National 5437.
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and p sts. uv.-i room. KIT. hath:
completely turn-.. linens silver, Frigidaires
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
CLERK-CARRIER
EXAMINATION.

EXAMINATION.
SPECIALS TUITION.
BEGIN TODAY-INTENSyvE COURSE,
The Civil Service Preparatory School,
529 18th st. NV. Metropolitan 6337.
CLERK-CARRIER EXAM.
ESPECIAL TUrTION-S5.
EVERY DAY, EVERY NIGHT.
All Instruction Papers Free.
The Civil Service Preparatory School.
SIS 18th st. NV. Metropolitan 6337.
BEGIN TODAY
CLERK-CARRIER EXAM.
The ofvil Service Preparatory School.
529 18th st. NV. Metropolitan 6337.
SPECIAL HOME ST u D Y
course for Substitute Clerk Car
rier Examination, reasonably
priced. Postal Correspondence
School, 624 Earle Bldg, Phone
National 8622. 20s
Evening star., 1935-07-18

1349 PARK RD. N.W-2 LARGE ROOMS.
well furnished to suit tenant; bath. kitch-
enette, gas cleo. elec. refrig.. telephone;
Evening star., 1935-07-18

WIDOW will rent attractive room in her
apt. practically private bath, TO young
lady. S25. Phone Adams 1882. is
Evening star., 1935-07-18

viii share small, well-furnished house,
lovely rear garden. with another gentleman,
Evening star., 1935-07-18

1899 10th NV. The Alturas-Cool. COM
Portable rooms near showers; 24-hour ele-
vator service: daily maid service; reaS.
rooms newly decorated and furnished;
conveniently located: maid service; rea-
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RnnMS-FuRNISHED.

WILL RENT or sell rooms furniture. in
ciuding bed and studio couch: SIS month
Address Box 4I5-M, Star office. 49,
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1OO6 NJ Sr NW.-COoL; ? Ink. RMS.
neatly furnished: reasonable; adults