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Evening star., 1935-10-06

DIAMOND GRILL. 1719 .14th st. NV
For sale or rent One of the best little
equipped grills. with beer and wine license.
in the city; will exchange equity for equity
in a private home What have you to offer?
owner in i'll health Apply Decatur 114O.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

TRU-VUE PICTURES WITH DEPTH. ."
Something new. taking country by storm.
Cata.oG on request. Address Box 27O-H,
Star office.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

DISTRICT GROCERY. excellent NV. sec
ton; $500 weekly bust: large stock; COM
$500. R. NJ. Deshazo. 1928 14th NV.
NatioDa1 55oO
Evening star., 1935-10-06

COUPLE desires position as caretakers for
rooming house in exchange for living quar-
ters NV. section. Address Box 16s-H.
Star office
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SITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN.

COLORED MAN and wife wish position as
cook houSeman or janitor. Address 16l =
Corcoran ST. Nv. Leonard Davis. City ref
COLORED MAN and wife wishes position
as chauffeur or janitor; experienced. Call
North 10244
Evening star., 1935-10-06

GIRL colored wants work. day or week;
with reference: stay or go home nights.
call Columbia Q511 aI6 Euclid st. n W. 6s
Evening star., 1935-10-06

GENERAL housework. plain cooking. by
southern colored girl: stay nights; city
references l33I 18th st w
Evening star., 1935-10-06

COAL RANGE water back; also latrobe.
I'LL S st. NV. Phone North 1851
Coats. suits. dresses evening gowns. shoes.
Phone Potomac 2027.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

CONTRACT BRIDGE INSTRUCTIONS.
Supervised practice games, 25c; proeres-
sive games Weds.. / pm; Thurs. 5 p m !;
35c Potomac 1862, Apt. liz.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

LAUNDRESS. experienced. wants laundry
work to do in home; very reasonable
prices. Call Adams 1928 or adams 3s33.
LAUNDRESS. first class. colored. wants
days work: good references. Telephone De-
cature l3g5-J.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

CURTAINS of all kinds. chair covers.
drapes washed. stretched in sunny yard;
work guaranteed; reduced price Pot. 62s6.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

GENERAL HOUSEWORK by Young white
woman; reasonable vases; stay nights.
Phone Greenwood l592-J
GENERAL HOUSEWORK = Experienced; ;
stay nights or so home. Gail at 21l9
ave
Evening star., 1935-10-06

COOK. excellent houseworker experienced:
neat good cook: references; can sleep in.
Phone North 1921 Monday and Tuesday.
COOK first class city reference wishes
general housework by week or day. Call
North 5305 Sunday
Evening star., 1935-10-06
VIM T BALLARD.
1921 Eye ST. NV.

Rooming Houses Wanted.
Boarding Houses Wanted.
Your rooming or boarding house business
can be sold quickly. Cash buyers waiting
No listing charge. For quick and satls-
factory results always call National 9654.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV. =
Evening star., 1935-10-06

DAYS WORK wanted by reliable colored
woman; good cleaner. laundress; every day
eYcenf Sunday Mary Columbia 1S20.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

ROOMIHG HOUSE. Is rooms rent, Ss5;
good furniture. good income. Phone CO.
lurOhia ERTE
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MORNING WORK of any kind; part-time.
District 6395, apt. is. 31S New YORK ave
NEAT COLORED WOMAN wishes general
housework part time only. Good refer
ence Phone Atlantic 4415-J.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

floor refnishlng, waxing house repairing,
first-class work reasonable, call BEN.
North 35S2. II years exp. Estimates.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

GIRL colored wishes cleaning and laun-
dry work: morning or days WORK expert
enced honest: best ref Decatur 1855.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

COLORED GIRL Georgian. wants days
work can give references. 23ls M st. NV.
COLORED WOMAN. neat. wishes part-time
or days work; best references. Phone
Adams 4loR-J
Evening star., 1935-10-06

DAVENPORT. slip covers; good condition.
4001 4th st. NV. Phone Columbia 2402-J.
DAVENPORT SUITE. 3-pc; gateleg table;
rug, eXl2. Sunday after 10 am. lIOl
Mass. O c. NV. apt. 407.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IF YOU CAN INVEST 81 900 without de-
| lay, you may secure one-han interest in
| business with unlimited possibilities; no
| element Of chance UnQuestioned refer
| ences given and required. Principals only.
| Address Box 360-D, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

7 ROOMING HOUSE partly furnished near
| l4th & Fairmont sts. NV: II rooms. 3
| baths. rooms rented; good income; quick
| sale. S475 cash; also Groom apartment:
partly furnished, near. 14th g. Harvard
| sts NV, all rented; sell furnishings, S275
| cash Address Box 3S6-E. Star oflce.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

CITY refefehcts. slay hlRIlIS. OOI: .,V.5t-o'
COLORED GIRL from Virginia wants Job
as nursemaid or general housework. Lin
! coin 3H12-M. 3l4 East Capitol ST.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

MODERN NURSING HOME CAN ACCOM-
modate aged or invalid persons; best OF
care: special attention to diets; outside
rooms Adams 4092. 2737s Cathedral ave.
LADY, GOOD SEAMSTRESS, WISHES
work by day or job remodeling, altera-
tions. repairing. coats refined; reasonable.
Address Box 2H2-H, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

COLORED GIRL wishes morning work.
Call Metropolitan 3006.
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COAT-Brown sport, evening e. semi
formal; velvet and crepe dresses; very
rea sonable. Phone Columbia 142l-J.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

S6.95O-126 ACRES beautiful wooded land
adjoining a fast-moving subdivision. on
hard-surface pike IA miles from WASH
ington; lots 200 by 200 should sell quick
for $3.50 each, making over S30.o0O.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
SITUATLONS-MEN.
(Cnntinuedl

HOUSE MAN chauffeur. butler. by reli-
able colored young man; references. Wis
Evening star., 1935-10-06

| PARTNER wanted with executive ability
| and substantial finances for parking lot
| developments; references exchanged Phone
| dlRH-AdaDnc k~-1
Evening star., 1935-10-06
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING MONTGOMERY. DOTHAN-
Ala. about October II; take one passen-
ger; help drive. Phone Emerson 1905.
DRIVING CHICAGO TUESDAY-WANT
passengers. Phone Adams 146S-J.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

DAVENPORT. 2 wing chairs. Kroehler
make; sacrifice. S25 Laundryette washer.
$40; day-bed; leaving city. Lincoln 6474.s
CONTINUED on Next Page1
Evening star., 1935-10-06
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

GIRL wants part-time job as general house,
worker or mothers helper. Phone North
16nS
Evening star., 1935-10-06

COAT, 3S black American broadtail; lynx
collar and cuffs; perfect; $40. Phone
CeorRia 5705
Evening star., 1935-10-06
j. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
RARE OPPORTUNITY

To purchase an OLD established grocery
and delcatessen business with post Office.
includine the real estate. situated on one
OF the main highways northwest OF city.
rooms and bath, modern dwelling, = ga
RACES. on corner lot, 100Xl4O. The gross
receipts from grocery and delicatesSen
average 81 500 per month: the post of1Ice
pays $50 per month. Due 10 continued
illness of owner. this property is offered
for sale; S5,cOO cash payment required.
If interested call National 1865 or Co.
'uLio1d' JIyN1 m DA11hDD
Evening star., 1935-10-06

COLONIAL BUFFET. SEQ; one living room
couch $50; GOOD condition. = iron beds,
new S4 each. Call Emerson 5752 after I.
CONSOLE TADLE-Antique mahogany,
with mirror. 1910 Kalorama road Apt.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
MEETING POSTPONED

On account Of the death of Edgar
Priest, the regular meeting Of the
District Of Columbia Chapter Of the
American Guild of Organists was post
poned from April / to Monday,
April 8.
Mr.. Priest was one of the founders
Of the District chapter and was
continuous member during the IS
years of its existence. The April 1
meeting consisted Of tributes to him
and arrangements for official repre-
sentation at the funeral service, for
which special seats were reserved. A
letter from the Bishop of Washing
Hton was read to the guilo, setting
forth the nobility of the character of
Mr.. Priest and his remarkable mu-
steamship.
Evening star., 1935-04-04

or travel to the South Seas for a.
"Mutiny On the Bounty" or "Typee."
This is the answer to the query
frequently heard nowadays: How are
you going to move the sound ap-
paratus if the studios leave Holly
wood?"
The obvious answer, of course, is
that practically all the apparatus,
save that built in the studios, was
moved here from the East. And what
came out can 60 back-juSt as truly
as the axiom of aviation that tells
us that which goes up must come
downi
To move the complete sound install
lation in a studio is simply task
requiring mechanics and freight cars.
Our portable equipment 1--WE have
seven sets at the Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer Studios) obviously is no prob
lem. These sets were built and de-
signed to be moved. They can be
carried anywhere, set up in a few
minutes. and can do anything that
the permanent equipment on sound
stage can do.
The stage equipment installed on
sound stages would require some work.
Gables would have to be disconnected,
withdrawn from their tunnels, and
rolled on reels. Motor generators,
synchronizing motors and such equip
ment would be unbolted from their
bases. All would be packed in cases,
loaded on freight trains and reassem-
bled on new stages elsewhere.
The various items of equipment
would range from duralumin wire
six millimeters wide and half milli-
meter thick to motor generator
weighing about five tons. The latter.
of course. arrived in knocked down"
form and would be shipped away in
the same form.
We have already made estimates
and laid out a plan for moving,
should this be decided on. 1t would
be simply case of shipping by units.
With the studio or location decided
on. the first companies sent there to
film pictures would use the portable
equipment. In the meantime, as
stages were abandoned we would re-
move cables, booms, mixing panels,
end such details and pack them. We
would remove the film recording ma
chimes and the disk machines in the
main recording room, one by one, at
the same time assembling complete
systems in crates and loading them
on freight cars right on the studio
siding.
Other crews would disconnect and
pack the contributing essentials to the
systems-the synchronizing motors,
the cable systems, the battery plants,
etc.
Arriving at the new plant, all we
would have to do would be to bolt the
machinery to the concrete founda-
tions, prepared in advance while the
packing was going on, and connect
the cables and switchboards.
Considering the complexity of the
machinery, the task of moving would
be absurdly easy. We could accom-
plish it in a very short time, with
actual shooting" not held up day,
because the portable sets could take
care of that.
If the studies move, the last thing
to hold up the procedure would be
sound.
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Evening star., 1935-04-04

plause, the daintiness of the dance
and grace of the dancers being en-
hanced by the quaint costumes.
Miss Gardiner omitted the psyche
logical study, Haunted" by Alden
Finckel, and the three Spanish dances
by Mary Howe followed. The dances
'Paterneras," 'Habanera" and "Jota,"
are based on tunes which the COM
poser learned in childhood and are
lovely compositions with infectious
rhythm and lifting melodies. Mrs.
Howe was assisted at the second piano
by Anne Hull, who came from New
York for the performance. Miss
Gardiner interpreted the ''Habanera"
and she and the two piariists repeated
the number after applause.
Prom the Holy Carpenter" O suite
for organ by Deane Shure, was one
of the effective numbers on the pro-
gram. Episodes from this suite were
given with the Carpenters at Naza-
Evening star., 1935-04-04
BAND CONCERT.

BY the Soldiers Home Band Or
chestra in Stanley Hall this evening
at $50 o'clock. John 8. M. Zim-
mermann, bandmaster; Anton Point
ner, associate.
March, Wake Up America. Glogau
Hungarian overture, "The Two
HuSsarS" .Doppler
Entr' 'Acte-
Woodland Whispers. .Czibulloa
Rainbow" 0ntermezzo" :. Wenrich
Excerpts from the musical comedy,
THE Merry Widow" Lahar
Characteristic, The Peanut
Vender" (requested) ..... .Simons
(El Manisero.)
Waltg de Concert, "A Summer
Evening. g".............W .Waldteufel
Finale. "a Frangesa" CRequesteD,
Costa
'"The Star Spangled Banner
Evening star., 1935-04-04

ward Potter, and with the exception Of
Mr.. Potter each played his or her
own compositions. Mr.. Shure was at
the organ In Mr.. Potter's "The Lotus
Eaters" as the opening number. The
music Is heavy and languorous and
the organ added to the impression
while the interpreters carried out that
idea.
Mr.. Gregor's two compositions,
Oriental Impressions" and "Etude in
the Form of a Virginia Reel" were
effective as music and showed the
composer as having thorough
knowledge of the fundamental prin-
ciples Of musical theory and compost
ton. Jeanne Densmore interpreted
In the Temple of SILVA" with grace
and good rhythm, while the groups
giving the Voice in the Desert" and
the "Etude in the Form of a Virginia
Reel' we're we'll balanced. The latter
was greeted with enthusiastic ap-
Evening star., 1935-04-04

reth"-"With the Woman at the Well'
done by Miss Gardiner, and "On the
Mount of Temptation" which was the
most spectacular Of the evening.
Alice Louise Hunter and Marjorie
Beall were the interpreters and their
performance was outstanding.
La Sale Spier played his AFTER
noon of a Four" pantomime which
is a whimsical Interpretation Of q
drama concerning four persons.
Others in the dance group on the
program last evening were Jeanne
Milette, Marjorie Mcgee, Georgia
Hiden. Leila Gurley, Anne Vucinovich.
Barbara Worrell. Helen Langston,
Lora wills, Fills Speich. Marian VOL
berg. Anne st. John, Polly Prickett,
Patricia Benedict, Elizabeth Berkeley,
Christine Stewart. Eda Vomacka.
Anna Martin, Gertrude Feisel, Carol
Schiiman. Barbara Fulton, Beverly
Bennett and Beatrice Mullen. X. Il.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
IN CRADLE SONG"

The Blackfriars Guild will present
the second Of its current group of
performances of Cradle Song" by
Gregorio Martinez Sierra Sunday
afternoon at st. Pauls Auditorium,
1421 v street northwest. The per-
formance will be exclusively for the
parochial school children of the Dis
trict of Columbia and environs and
will precede the three public pres
entations on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The cast of Cradle Song" is as
follows: Mary Black, Edith Oriani,
Frances Shea, Jeanne Bateman, Helen
Haltigan, Helen Nordstrom, Adah May
Brady, Kathleen Crowley, Adele
Endres, Elinor Sgueo, Leo Murphy,
Elijah Sidenberg, Edgar M. Ford, John
Dillon Fitzgerald. Marguereta Nord-
strom, Margaret M. Myers and Mary
Ann La Cows. The play is under the
direction of Lucy Ann Rogers.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
DANCERS INTERPRET
WORK OF COMPOSERS
Lisa Gardiner Group and Five
Composers Represented on
Unusual Program.

Five Washington composers pre-
sented their own compositions last
evening, with Lisa Gardiner and the
Gardiner Dancers interpreting the
music. The program, one Of the most
unusual given in Washington, was
presented in the auditorium of the
Mckinley High School under the
auspices Of the Community Center De-
partment. The composers, all mem
bers of the Washington Composers
Club, were Mary Howe, La Sale Spier,
Henry Gregor, Deane Shure and Ed
Evening star., 1935-04-04
NEW DRAMATIC CLUB.

A special meeting of the Arte, a
newly organized Italian Dramatic
Club, was held last Sunday at which
the following officers were elected:
Silverio Cristofoli, president: DR..
Raphael G. Urciolo, director; Edward
j. Geraci, publicity, and Mario Ric-
ciardelli, secretary. The next meet
ing will be held tomorrow at 7:30
pm. at 3211 Georgia avenue north
west for the assignment of parts.
All those interested are invited to
attend
Evening star., 1935-04-04
FOR THE CHILDREN.

Tomorrow at pm. the Francis
Shinn Marionettes will give a per-
fornance at the Church of the Holy
City, Sixteenth and Corcoran streets,
sponsored by the Young Peoples
Society Of that church. At this per-
formance will be presented "Tweedle-
dun and Tweedledee," adapted in
verse by Elizabeth Sypher; "Hampel-
stiltskin," also in verse, by Charles
Turner; "a presentation of weird and
mighty magic" and three performing
monkeys.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
RECITAL TOMORROW.

lie Roy Lewis, baritone, will give a
song recital tomorrow afternoon at the
Congressional Club at o'clock. Mr..
Lewis will be assisted by Shirley
French, soprano, with Frederick Weaver
as accompanist. The program will be
as follows:
Aria, ''Se un Bell Ardire''
'Eroz," my Mind is Like Peak Snow
Crowned" THE First Primrose" Gries
.aa pha a,L,nS "oSe ''''''''''''' xraner
"a rnnHtnSS nfNinct
0nOtS M haalulils
..swan.. '''''.''''.''.''.'.'.''' sSstss saitss
such q Little Fellow. ....... ... .Dichmont
wild Geese" Rogers
Mr. Lewis.
LITE" ................... Chaminade
..Inr, In the Boat aa;,a,; 9ries RE g
.R .pT,RRss ssioSsas siinsiass Masaadyedn saWaTda
Mrs. French.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
MISS CORNELL TONIGHT.

Katharine Cornell will present John
Van Druten's new drama, Flowers
Of the Forest" in the Maryland
Theater, Baltimore, tonight for the
first time in America. The theater
is sold out for this performance and
there are less than 100 tickets avail
able for the remaining performances,
tomorrow and Saturday nights and
Saturday matinee. The orchestra has
been taken out and seats have been
sold in the orchestra pit for all Of
the Baltimore presentations.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
BY DOUGLAS SHEARER.


OII,YWOOD, Calf, April (NANA)-If the film studios
decided to Florida, to Jersey-to Kamchatka
| or TERRA del Fuego, for that matter-we could be
coding there active production the day after
arrival.
illustrates mobile the intricate equipment
cordng sound has We have that
can be packed the erraS Sequoa
Evening star., 1935-04-04
Moving Sound Machines
No Problem, Says Expert

zone OF the word most expert sound recorders substituting or
Moe Meick tells hat ouh happen the movie industry quits
West C0dst|
Evening star., 1935-04-20
HousEs-uNFuRNIsHEp.

HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
lCentinued.l
NINE ROOMS. BATH, SLEEPING PORCH:
ss sns sS sa Sonsh sHt1 c. s. sh Sls
BERGER. Potomac 213O
$40 o ST. NV.
5r. 4 b.. elec;: .nd floor nat: st. at
"',s1ai as,e T. ss$SoGs sss 81, s9isnsF mae 1907
FOR WHITE.
HOUSES.
1112, summerfeld I'd. woodside. An
corner Conduit an and lfxstSss Mosicsn rds
Glen Echo. Md r.. b.. serv- * m
14sa aat,s Yon Sash st. nw:i'r:. s.: heat. o'oO
iisht. hot Il Water furnished. w.. $3.50
2OI4 Portner pi. n,w.-a r. b.. 5000
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2IOO. a25 18th St. NV.
II VISTA AVE. oAKCREsT, Vas
rooms and BATH sun porch hot-water
WEAVER BROS, INC,
washington saiidins. District a4s6.
go MASS. AVE. NW-sEvEN ROOMS;
s,a,sS sfss:S :,es,1 sHs sitn s9s 9s~y DaDssd and
WALTER A. BROWN,
COLoRED-ALExANDE CT. IL ST. Be
tween goth and 21st)-S12; 4-room brick
house. BRODiE & COLBERT. INC. 1907
Eye st. NV. Phone National SS15.
kitchen bath. ami. for refined family.
Inspect 10 IN. to 40 M
,.o. FOR ooLoREp. s ..,.
elec. ,heat furnished; $40. r. L. SEY-
MOUR CO. 1916 N. Y. ave. Natl. 1907.
CoLoRED-6Ib VA. AVE. SEC r So 80
20 st n.e:-6 Z. b. s......... 40 20
6.5 Ind st. n.w-9 r.. b. so 80
d, II. JOHNSON CO. a4l N. Y. Ave. NV.
coLoRED-i3SO C ST. Me- ROOMS,
hath. electricity. J. B. ChULkIN. NO.
Thomas Circle. Phone National 9la0.
FOR COLORED.
1923 ctSt st. NV: for Govt employe;
= rms and bath: furnace heati newly dec
GRATED throughout; S42 so.
CHAS L. NORRIS.
ol3b Pa Ave, NV West 04f5.
Evening star., 1935-04-20
Observation-Disclosures.

a CAR AND A GUIDE FURNISHED. FURN.
snd InfuEn Foom apts s anS Sah;onsi lssa
poWNTowN-coMpLETE FUR; Ld; R.,
able 4 or g. 1898 New York. Apt. 4.
desirable. rooms. kitchen and bath $50;
n.W.-Furnished. one room and bath apts,.
$40 month. Phone District s54s. "a
es00 RANpoLPH PL. NE. NEAR N =.
fysid and det aduas AL
zoos 18th, N.W.-3 ROOMS. KIT. AND
bath. dinette, elec. refrig, bright corner
1882 ons ST N.E.-THREE ROOMS.
gas: Msht heat and phone; private ism!s'
ktsmen 5ate dnng isHve cali
from from SAi' May j to Sept. i. s0 II.
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
rooms, private bath. ktchenette. beau,
couple couple preferred: gas. eiee. heat included;
$50. Georgia III.
lI.O 9th ST. N.W-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN.
bath Can accommodate 4. Apply. $50
.16 sth s.W.; ACROSS FROM SMITH,
f., front. comp fur. incl. J.. h., g.. linens,
nI53 CALIFORNIA ST. NV, APT. 20s-
Living room. dining room: two bed rooms,
twin, beds in each; kitchen. bath; $50:
31O0 CONN. AvE.-ATTRACTIVELY FUR
modern kitchen and dinette;, electricity
and refrigeration included: references re-
gu CURED; "a adults It, only. Phone Columbia
THE WYoMING-FUR HOUSEKEEPING
apt, consisting OF 3 bed rooms. :, baths.
living rm, dining rm. and kit; occupancy
from May lSt; $3.50; inspection by ap-
pointment Phone Decatur 1900 ------
$40 RITTENHoUsE ST-LARGE s.RoOM
vate home: adults: $40. u.
QUEENSBOROUGH APTS.-ATTRACTIVE
3 rooms. southern exposure Sth noor POI
piano, radio. linens. silver; $50; suitable
for 4. Potomac 1853.
1924 CONN. AVE. APT. s3--" RMS:
kit and bath. available May 16 to OCTOBER
Al: adults.
: ROOMS. KITCHEN; p1NETIE; IN Ta2 BATH ?. Tao
per month. Phone District f95a. IL
CHEVY CHASE-:s RMS KIT. AND BATH.
ami, sunny porch near cars; no chiid!en
or transients. Phone Clev. o1l,. IL
nished rooms. screened porch. semi-bath.
ami: adults only: reasonable. -
GOING SOUTH APT = ROOMS.
kitchen. bath. furnished; available MAY May Il l.
linens, 0lSneS raQlO. elevator SNItliIuo'iN. VI.
Frieidare; adults only. Chatham Courts.
l1O. Col. I'd. Ant. ,0o. -
ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR. THREE ROOMS.
private bath. gas electricity; reasonable.
l1l4 Monroe st NV.
SIP KANSAS AVE. NV. .APT:-THREE
rooms and bath. ami. electric refrle.'
newly decorated: adults. Georgia }1sh.
1921 COLORADO AVE. N.W,-FURNlS.ED
bed rcom adjoining bath; use living room
and kitchen: adults. Phone GEORGIA o1aa.
l4oO R ST. NV. APT. - ROOMS. x.
and b.. completely furnished. cleo. reirig.'
modern apt bids: sublet. So so. IL
7O4 CONCORD AVE. N.W.-COOL- NEWLY
equipped living room. studio couch raaio
large kitchen. Frigidaire. c.h.w gas. elec,
tricity: plenty. of parking space; refined
employed couple. Gentiles' ref. exchanseo'
Nh nhnnlnE
Evening star., 1935-04-20
WANTED-FARMS.

WANTFD-To RENT SMALL FARM or
3 to 10 acres. with dwelling on good road
not too far from WASHINGTON: rent must
be reasonable. State particulars. Address
Box 91-Z. Star ofice. 22s
EXPECT TO MAKE SUBSTANTIAL CASH
say 30 acres or more, on hard. sll-year
roads. preferably not over 30 miles from
downtown Washington. preferably with
phone and electricity in or available pref
erably on water or with good stream,
Must be good general-purpose farm land.
pSgs pd vb buildings sns in bos soed ssS SnSs n
BE BARGAIN. Give full details. exact
location. rock-bottom price. terms. present
praisal value OF place total amount Of
annual taxes on place. ETC.. il answer
wanted also best route from Washington.
Address Box 434-R. Star once. oi' /,
Evening star., 1935-04-20
SUMMER HOMES.

STURTEVANT COTTAGE HAVEN. MAINE
Ill rooms. baths. sun porch, sleeping
porch. garage. STURTEVANT SUMNER
CAMP. about G5 acres on walkers POND.
Sedgwick, Me: boat house. 3-room cabin
with sleeping porches: To settle estate.
No. reasonable offer refused for either or
both. NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
FOR RENT-FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR
Summer months Bay Ridge. Md. Four
bed rooms. garage. modern. Mrs. l.. M.
FISHER 202 Beechwood ave. Catonsville,
Md. Phone Catonsville 14O5-J. II.
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.
On Lake Winnepesaukee Wolfeboro.
N. H.. nearly new S-rm. cottage a cham
bers and maids rm): will rent by month
or season; $50 #. lake front in beautiful
pine grove; Frieidaire. fireplace. coal and
gas range; large screened porch pain
never rented before: will be at cottars
week end Of April 10: for picture or pts- a.
KNOWLES. 627 Mass. ave. Arlington !
148o0s