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Laurel Post, No. so, American Le-
gion; Army Motor Transport Pool,
Arlington and Fairfax Motor Trans
portation Co., Barnard Parent-Teach-
er Association, Blue and Gray Sight
seeing Co.. Drinks, Inc; Boss and
Phelps, Northern Virginia office:
Business and Professional Women's
Club, Central Night High School,
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Co., Commerce Department, Capital
Garage, Capital Cab Co.
County Commissioners for Mont
gomery County, City Post ONCE, Capt.
tai Trasit Co., Church of God, Colli-
flower Coal and Fuel Oil Co., Chill
dren's Hospital, District Highway
Department, District Fire Depart
ment, District Government, District
Public Schools, District Works Prog
ress Administration, Jacobs Transfer
Co., District Congress of Parents and
Teachers, Dewitt Preparatory School.
District Penal Institutions, District
National Guard, d. G. Butcher Co.,
Frazee- Potomac Laundry, Fire Alarms
Division, Fort Myer garrison, United
States Army; Federal Housing Admin
istration, Georges Radio Co.,. w. l..
Gary Plumbing Co., Good Brothers,
Inc; Goldenberg Co., Government
Printing Office.
Gallaudet College, Garnett-Patter-
son Night School Chr. Heurich
Brewing Co., The Hecht Co., Home
Laundry, Haley's, The Hoover Co,
Frank r. Jelleff, Inc; Maurice Joyce
Engraving Co., Junior Board Of Com
merce, knights of Columbus, D. G.
Beta Chapter Of Phi Delta Kappa,
Kogod-Dubb Store Fixture Co., Kings
Palace Department Store, D. j. Kauf-
man, Kiwanis Club Of Washington,
the Mayflower Hotel, Metropolitan
Police Department, Garry Ice Cream
Co., the Maccabees, Maloney Concrete
Co, Model Farms Dairy, Margaret
Murray Washington Vocational School,
Edgar Morris Sales Co., Richard
Montgomery High School Of Rock
vile, Md; The Mode, Motion Pic
ture Distributors Industry, Loew's
Washington Theaters, r. - K. o.
KeithS Theater, Warner Bros. The
aters, Mckinley Evening High School,
Montgomery Howard Co., Pomona
Grange, North Randle Highlands
Community Citizens Association, Ma
tional Capital Choir. National Radio
Institute and office of National Cap
ital Parks.
Northeast Boys Club, Newcomb
Club, National Round Table Guild,
Pooles Parking Service, Palace Laun-
dry, Potomac Electric Power Co., Pol
ish Club, United States Post ONCE
Department, Police Paint and Sign
Shop, Pennsylvania Airlines Trans
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to summary judgment Of The Hague's
| fr-iI .

to summary Judgment Of The Hague's
tribunal
Based ON Covenant.
1.-THE Peruvian government based
the invitation on the thirteenth article
Of the covenant of the League Of Ma
tions, of which both Peru and Ecuador
are members"
(Under this article, League member
state agree that any dispute which
they consider suitable for arbitra-
ton, and which cannot be settled
satisfactorily by diplomacy, shall be
referred to the Permanent Court Of
International Justice. They agree TO
carry out any award or decision rem
dered.l
First Step Of Kind.
DR.. Concha's statement was the
first international step the Peruvian
Office has taken in connection with the
old boundary dispute. which has re-
currently disturbed relations between
Peru and Ecuador for more than q
century.
The latest friction developed from
alleged occupation Of territory between
both beds of the Zamurilla River by
one party to the dispute, but details
were kept secret.
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Continued From First Page)
or obtained from other sources and
turned them in separately. 1t also
is likely that some organizations have
not been credited because their MEM
bers have signed pledges as members
of other groups.
Happy to Correct Records.
The Star Safety Council will be
happy to correct the records in cases
where credit is not given because
members have signed with other
organizations or have turned in indi-
vidual pledges which DO not show
in the organization returns.
At the same time, the council
requests that all organizations which
have obtained pledge cards for mem
bers or employees make returns as
rapidly as possible. All signed safe
driving pledge cards should be re-
turned to The Star Safety Council,
Room 600, Star Building. Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
All signers of pledges who have
not obtained windshield stickers or
who wish to replace stickers which
have been torn from their cars or
lost may obtain stickers from The
Star council The stickers will be
mailed by the council upon receipt
Of a telephone call to National 5000
or a postal card or letter. Pledge
signers also may obtain stickers by
calling for them at The Star Building.
The roll of honor organizations is
vivid illustration of the seriousness
with which the people Of Washington
regard the death toll on the streets
and highways. Every walk of life is
represented in the signatures on the
safe driving. pledges now in the
hands of the council.
Proud of Honor Roll.
The Star Council is proud of this
honor roll, representing as it does
those organizatio tions which have dedi-
Gated themselves to one of the highest
of all civic duties-the preservation Of
Evening star., 1935-11-29

the lives, safety and property of their
fellow beings.
The roll of organizations which, ac-
cording to the present records of The
Star Safety Council, have completed
the signing of motor vehicle operators
composing their membership, follows:
AlmaS Temple. A. A. o. N. M. S.,
Luncheon Committee: American Red
Cross, D. C. Chapter Motor
Corps: Abbott Refrigeration Co,
American Red Cross, American Radi-
ator Co., American Brewing Co.,
American Oil Co., Americanization
School, r. P. Andrews Paper Co.,
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GEN. JOHNSON SILENT
ON BAN BY NEWS GUILD
N. R. A. Chief, Now columnist.

N. r. A. Chief, Now Columnist,
Denounced In Report by Organ.
ization as Strike-Breaker.
BY the Associated Press.
Representatives Of Hugh s. John.
son, former N. r. A. chief and now
newspaper columnist, declined COM
ment on the washington Newspaper
Guilds refusal to admit johnson as
member.
In a report which the guild adopt
ed Wednesday night johnson was as
sailed as "the most notorious strike
breaker in the United States"
johnson, his representatives said,
could not be reached for comment.
Evening star., 1935-11-29
PERU FOR HAGUE
BOUNDARY ACTION
Ecuador Invited to Submit
River Beds Dispute
for Arbitration.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LIMA, November 29.-Peru invited
Ecuador today to submit their bound
ary dispute, involving the old and
new beds Of the Zarumilla River, to
The Hague tribunal for arbitration.
DR.. Carlos Concha, minister for
foreign affairs, announced, "The Pc
ruvian government has officially in
vited Ecuador to submit the boundary
question concerning the beds Of the
zarumilla River (the Tumbes frontier)
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Denied Holiday, 100 Strike.

SAN JOSE, Calf, November 20 (F1.
One hundred employees Of three
Franco Bros. food stores went on
strike yesterday because they had to
work on Thanksgiving. Police we're
called out to prevent disturbances.
Department managers, their wives and
friends served customers.
Evening star., 1935-11-29
RAIL DECLINE SLOWED
I. c. c. Authorizes 1 ,6e2 Mileage

I. c. c. Authorizes 1 1,6o2 Mileage
Abandoned-SS.7 Construction.
Abandonment of 1 ,6e2 miles of rail-
road line was authorized by the In
terstate Commerce Commission dur
ing the IL months ended October 81.
The Association of American Rail-
roads added today that new construc-
ton amounted to 88.7 miles.
The line abandonment, the report
said, was less than in any correspond
ing period since 1882, while the new
construction was the greatest since
1881,
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g. Herrity, Yale Laundry, Zonta Club
of Washington, Mazo-Lerch Co. and
Sunlight Market.
Evening star., 1935-11-29

Tracks for Cyclists.
Abandoned street car tracks in Eng
land may become bicycle paths.
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was Mrs. Russell William Magma, hon.
orary president general Of the society.

was Mrs. Russell William Magma, hon.
orary president general Of the society.
Mrs. Z. @. Douglas and her debut
tante daughter. Miss Laura M. Doug
las, entertained at an informal dinner
party last evening at the Shoreham
Hotel in honor Of their house guest,
Countess Josephine Arco-zinncherg
Of Germany, to celebrate her birth.
day anniversary. Countess Arco-
Zinncherg is on her first visit to the
United States. Table decorations
were in yellow, and the birthday cake
bore yellow roses and candles. Cor
sage bouquets of yellow tea roses and
lilies Of the valley were at the place
of each Of the ladies, and the CENTER
pieces were Of the same flowers. The
guests included Mrs. Newton Brewer,
Mrs. Neitah King and q group Of
debutantes and post-debutantes.
Miss Marian Bradburn, daughter Of
Mrs. Robert T. Bradburn, gave q mis-
cellaneous shower. in her home last
night in honor Of Mrs. Thomas Perry
Griffith, who before her recent mar.
riage was Miss Lucille Faris, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Faris Of
Washington and Wheeling, w. Va.
The gifts were attached to streamers
hanging from q garden watering can
decorated in pink, and o bowl Of pink
roses with tall white tapers formed
the centerpiece at the refreshment
table.
The other guests were Mrs. Turner
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ton and Mrs. H. Winship Wheatley
also will attend, and other members
of the local bar, including Dean and
Mrs. Hayden johnson, President Of
the Federal Bar Association and Mrs.
Justin Miller, Secretary Of the Amer
lean Bar Association and MIS-. VII.
liam p. MacCracken, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter H. Bastian, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Hill, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
E. Meyer and MIR. and Mrs. Dean
Hill Stanley.
Miss Beatrice Clephane, president
Of the Women's Bar Association, will
head the receiving line. which will
included in addition to Judge Raedy,
Mrs. Grace Kanode Vickers and Miss
Mary Connolly.
The Floor Committee will consist
Of the junior bar group. Miss Mary
Agnes Brown, Miss Helen Boyd, Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
Fete to Judge Raedy
Attended bv Jurists

Prominent members Of the judiciary
and legal groups have accepted invi-
tations to attend the reception to-
morrow evening at the Mayhower
Hotel Of the Women's Bar Associa-
ton in honor Of Judge Ellen K.
Raedy.
Among those who will be present
are Chief Justice and Mrs. Alfred A.
Wheat, Justice Jennings Bailey and
Justice and Mrs. Peyton Gordon,
Judge and Mrs. Robert e. Mattingly
and Judge Nathan Cayton. The
president Of the Mems Bar Associa.
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at I o'clock, at Hillandale, ut New
Hartford, Conn.
Miss Gay Is q graduate Of Connec-
ticut College and has been for three
years research secretary to Or. Earl
Baldwin Mckinley. dean Of George
Washington University Medical School.
Mr.. Burks, who is q civil engineer. has
recently been with the Federal Forest
Service in Warrington and Is now
doing graduate work ut the Harvard
School Of Business.
Mr.. Burks and his bride viii make
their home in Washington after No
vember Is and have taken an apart
ment In the Kennedy-Warren.
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Miss Keeney
Will Marry
CIV. Phillips

The marriage Of Miss Natalie
Hathaway Keeney, niece Of Mrs.
Campbell Prichett. and Mr.. Clifton
Wharton Phillips will take place the
middle of October, with only the i'm
mediate families present.
Miss Keeney Is the daughter Of Mr..
Mark Keeney Of Seattle. Wash. and
Of the late Mrs. Keeney, who was Miss
Josephine Campbell, sister of Mrs.
Prichett. Miss Keeney has been Mrs.
Prichett's ward since she was 8 years
old and for the last several years has
made her home in Washington with
Mrs. Prichett and the latter's aunt,
Mrs. Sidney A. Cloman. who returned
this morning from California, where
she has been all Summer. Miss Keeney
was presented to society here by Mrs.
prichett and Mrs. Cloman two seasons
ago, and her engagement was an
nounced by Mrs. Prichett this morning.
Miss Keeney for two years attended
Princess Mestchersky's School In Paris
and later studied in Santa Barbara
for year. She also attended Holton
Arms School in Washington.
Mr.. Phillips Is the son Of Mr.. Clifton
Nicholson Phillips Of Wilmington, N. c.,
and the late Mrs. Phillips. who was
Miss Claire Rhinelander Renwick Of
New York. He attended Duke Uni
versity and part Of last year he spent
In Washington. and with his bride
will make his home in the Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard T. Toulson Of
Ut. Leonard's, Calvert County, yester-
day announced the engagement Of
their adopted daughter. Miss Anna
Lucille Evans, to Mr.. Thomas Harry
Penn, jr., son Of Mr.. Thomas Harry
Penn and the late Mrs. Penn Of
Glyndon, Md. The wedding will take
place In November.
The bride, who Is a graduate nurse
OF Emergency Hospital In Washington,
Ii one Of the most attractive girls in
Calvert, and very popular in the
younger social set. The bridegroom is
. graduate Of the University of Mary
land at College Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

Boys Knicker
Suits
Reduced s7.35
81 three-piece suits in
sturdy fabrics, includ-
ing n avy cheviots,
caSS m res, and
tweeds. Double or
single breasted. Two
pairs knickers. Sizes 8
to IA.
is Pairs Boys Knockers,
in browns and grays with
worsted cuffs. Wool mix
lures. Sizes 6 to 10, II,
IL, IA, II and IS. Re-
duced to ---------95c
2 Sheep Lined Coats for
Boys, in leatherette. Size
Is. Reduced to ----$2.95
80 Boys Wash Ties in
novel patterns, in brown,
blue and gray. Reduced
W -ACC
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
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Sports Dresses, so

" ere yI.To 10 SE.Io
Is cotton dresses in broken assortment
of sizes and colors
IS Wool Bathing Suits in black, maize and blue
Small Sizes Also few rubber suits in the selec-
ton. Were $1e5 to $3s5. Now --5oc
Is Sports Skirts in cotton, pique, and acetate
crepes. Maize, TAM and blue. Broken sizes. Were
$1.s5 to $685.. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DOWN STAIRS STORE, spoaTswEAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
Women's Hose, SOC pair

Some We're 85c, Others Specially
Purchased
573 Pairs Womens Hose in chiffon and
service weights in both perfect and i'm
perfect hose. Light and dark shades in
sizes 812 to 1912.
574 Pairs Of Hose in a group which includes regu.
lars and irreguars of better grade Of hose Light
Summer shades. Sizes 81 to 1o1z. Were CSC. CSC
and 78c
300 Pairs Chidren's Anklets in fancy patterns
Sizes 5-sla. Were Csc pair. Now, 1sc. pairs soc
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

NIL Z hu ia ". 14uIlcy, 1OEElcI oCCIc"
tary of War, entertained informally at
luncheon yesterday at the Carlton.
Mrs. Moncure B. Berg entertained
ut luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel
today in honor of Miss Mildred Eng
lish, whose wedding to Mrs. Berg's
brother. Mr.. Winton Elliott, will take
place Saturday. The other guests in
sluded relatives Of the two families and
members Of the bridal party. These
were Mrs. Merton A. English, Mrs.
William Eugene Elliott, Mrs Moncure
Burke, Mrs. John Earle Elliott, Mrs.
Richard L. Poor of Pensacola, Fla;
Mrs. Edward Blair Yonker, Mrs.
George A. Berry, Mrs. Isla Hudson,
Miss Margaret Lee Ferguson, Miss
Mary Catharine spinks, Miss Flor
ence Asher, Miss Anne Clarkson, Miss
Lucy Friedell, Miss Aileen Hood and
Miss Betty Hartz.
Mrs. William A. Becker, present
general Of the D. A. r., was the honor
guest ut dinner last evening at the
Wendell Hotel in Pittsfeld, Mass,
given by the State organization, which
is holding its annual October confer
snce there. Among others present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
Burks-Gay Wedding
Invitations Received

DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Parker Gay
have Issued invitations to the we'd
ding reception Of their daughter
Lucia Chapman and Mr.. Darnall
Burks, Friday afternoon, October Is,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

Elmer l.. Kayser, Mrs. Mitchell Dresse,
Mrs. Wood Gray, Mrs. Edward H.
Sehrt, Miss Alice Henning, Miss Anna
p. Cooper, Mrs. Richard N. Owens,
Mrs. Joseph H. Roe and Mrs. Paul w.
Bowman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

e. Louise Chandler, Miss Zelda Dove.
Miss verna Parsons and in addition
Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey Davis, Miss
Helen Newman and Miss Mildred
Reeves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

Mrs. John r. Lapharn, president Of
the Faculty Women's Club Of the
George washington University, was
hostess to the members Of the Ad-
visory Board at luncheon In her home,
at 1900 Arkansas avenue, yesterday.
The guests were Mrs. William c. Van
Week, Mrs. De Witt c. Croissant, Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

Wooton. Mrs. Howard Grifith, Mrs
Jack Livingston, Mrs. Morrison Clark
Mrs. Tawnley Gamble Of Silver Spring
Nd: Mrs. Robert 8. Pilgrim Of Sligo
Park Hills, Nd; Mrs. Frances How
land, Mrs. Margaret Lofts. Mrs. Betty
Hood, Miss Lucille Taylor, Miss Berry
Shauer. Mrs. Aileen Bradley. Miss
Dorothy Clark, Miss Helen Gladmon,
Miss Dorothy March, Miss Lilly
Marshall, Miss Charlotte Knott, Miss
Sally Kraisel, Miss Katherine Heyser,
Miss Sylvia Walker, Miss Jane Kirby,
Miss Kathryn Whelan, Miss Mary lie
Noir, Miss Ethel Hank and Miss Ruth
Asbury Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
Informal Parties
Of Interest Here

Mr.. Patrick J. Hurley, former Secre-
tary of War, entertained informally at
luncheon yesterday at the Carlton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
Opera Pumps, $3.50

We're 1925
SO pairs pumps in black, and brown kid,
with high heels Broken sizes.
IA Pairs T-strap Sandals with high heels, in
patent leather. Broken sizes. Were $685..
10 Pairs Step-in Pumps in blue kid; blue and
brown gabardine High heels. Broken sizes.
Were $685. Now
Al Pairs Oxfords in black, and brown kid High
heels, broken sizes. Were $295. Now ------$l.50
DOWN STAIRS SroRs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

Underwear Reduced, Csc
Vas Sis to S1.35
PSI pieces in group which includes rayon,
and cotton chemises pajamas, dance sets,
and bed Jackets Broken size and style
ranges.
so Pairs Cotton Pajamas and Wolfe Negligees in
broken size ranges. Were $1e5 to $2e5. Now SOC
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

A DEPARTMENT STORE
desires the services of an all
around beauty operator. In
making application state
age, experience, and give rel
>erences. Address Box 39-X,
Star office.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

On @ St. near 18th. 90 rooms,
3 baths. Rent S135. Price $4,000.
Terms.
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ARcoLA. No. S; ESQ IT. radiation, Green
u0od o461
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AUTOMOBILE RADIO. used one month,
cost S32 SO sell haif price. l@f7 Stlard
st. ne Phone North S117.
UTOMOBILE-Chnd's; used very little;
looks like new: cost S25: sell for SIS. 211A
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'. ssII. , LSauInk HOuMIng HOUSE BROKER. :
Boarding House RarUaip
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

<"AdUertfsemeHts under this head
fH0 are presumed TO be from pTi-
cate individuals unless the Gdper-
tisen1ent 0tves firm name or Q
business address or states the word
Dealer. Members OF the public
Uho ind dealers n1dsqueradino IN
this column as privdts individuals
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for iHUestteatioa."
Evening star., 1935-12-15

BABY CARRIAGE. English style good con-
dition: will sacrifice. 403 Decatur st, n ",
Phone Adams B4g4.
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BusINEss oPPnRTI1NIrIEs

DELIcATEssEN- GROCERY tdoVntstk
near 14th). rent, S35: profitable: bar 4s3n
Sl zoo; easy terms. r. M De Shazo. iJkE{'
14tn NV. Phone National $500. *
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Small spt. house. 4 apts. Rent
only $40 month. . garages. Income
Sl0S.50 and your apt. Price $3.50.
Terms.
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stenog. G.l. blond preferred, legal ex-
DER. age 92-3O; permanent
Salesman age 25-35, eXpr. auto acces-
Rnries wholesale: drawing account.
Bockkeepers. double entry expr, age 20
35. male and female.
Stenographers and experienced typists,
male and female for current openings; no
charge unless placed. Call after 10 a m.
PERSONNEL SERVICE, Inc.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

WHY PAY RENT?
ROOMING HOUSES
WILL MAKE YOU MONEY
AND SAVE YOU
FROM PAYING RENT
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY. As
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WILL
CONE TO WASHINGTON WHEN
CONGRESS CONYENES JANUARY
1st, 1896.
SEE OUR LARGE LISTING OF
RO0MING HOUSES & BUSINESSES.
CARS AT YOUR SERVICE.
NO OBLIGATION. ESTAB. 1923.
On 18th St. near NJ. Il rooms
J baths. Rent only Sl25. Income
over 5000. Price only $500.
Easy terms.
On 18th St. near @. IL rooms. .
baths. Rent S65. Price $1,000.
Terms.
On R. I. Ave. near Conn. 10
rooms ) baths. (Board.) Monthly
terms.
Downtown. - rooms. 1o baths.
Arranged in ants. Rent $500. Income
$500. Profit $500 monthly. $500.
On n near 1Sth. 30 rms. baths.
Rent S162.5O. Price $4,000. Terms.
Downtown. IL rooms. Rent SIS.
Price only S975. Easy terms.
On @ St near 18th. 90 rooms
2 baths. Rent s135. Price $4,000.
On Eye near 18th, 90 rooms. 3
baths, Rent only 500. Price.
batSa On sg,,4 St near In55: 15.h u s.13 rQoms
Price $3.50
Board on 10th. IS rooms. 10 b.
Clears $500 monthly. $4,000 down.
ls -ooms, 2 baths. Rent 500.
On r Ave. Board. Price $4,000.
Smar sut house. apts. Rent
only $40 month. . garages. Income
S101. so and your apt Price $3.50.
On R, I. Ave. near 14th. 13
rooms. > baths. Rent SO Income
S250-S3On; Tourists. Price only
$1,000. Terms.
BUY A BUSINESS
Gas station. Clears $3.50. mo.
Rent $40. Price $500. Terms.
Grocery. doing $500 wkly. Rent.
$40. Room only $3.50 down.
Beauty salon. Upper 18th st.
Rent $40. Weekly bus. S195. 8
permanent machines. $1,000. Easy
terms.
Rest. near. 11th & P sts. 5000
wkly. Beautifully equipped. $4,000
Laundry 4, Cleaning Agency. Rent
S25. Estab. years. Price $3.50.
Rent s1o0. Stock $4,000. $1,000.
Terms.
Del. & OI-Sale Beer, Rent $50.
8 rooms. Price $4,000. Terms.
Del. with rooms. Rent SIS,
Price only $1,000. Easy terms.
Fruit Store a. Groc. Doing S1,sOO
wkly Rent S225. 100000. Terms.
Grocery ID. g. 81, doing $500
wk. Rent 500 with apt. S1,S00 down.
Ladies' Ready to Wear (col. Rd).
Well eStab. So, 500. Easy terms.
Light Lunch. ODD. Govt bldEs.
Rent 500 with apt. Wkly. bus
$500. A gold mine. $4,000 down.
Coffee Pot. doing $500 wkly.
Rent SIS. Price S4.S00. Terms.
Grocery. Rent S35 with 5 rms,
Price only 5000. Terms.
Beauty Shoppe. downtown Office
bldg Gobby.) S10O wkly. Price
$1,000. Terms.
Many Other Good Buys.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING &
FINANCE co.
South's Leading Business Brokers.
I1O6 G st. NV. Met. 4sI3-4-5.
Robert B. HoIIander. Gen. Mgr.
Good Business Places Solicited.
No Listlng Chsrge.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

| CHAUFFEUR-Executor of estate wishes to
| place competent colored chauffeur 20 years
| last position. Phone Mr.. Warner, District
qO43 or Wisconsin 1856
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HELP-WONIEN.
fContinued.)
GIRI--WHITE

So weekly plus comfortable living quar-;
ters In fine home. in exchange for general
houseWork and care of 4-year-old girl.
Amply 4S33 GEORGIA ave. NV. Monday.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
SITUATIONS-MEN.

books kept, audited, taxes. Call Potomac
0S6S. 16'
ACCOUNTANT elderly man healthy,
active, reliable: compensation not primary
object. Address Box 335-V. Star ofhce.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

Del. with rooms. Rent SIS,
Price only $1,000. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

On 18th St. near @. IL rooms. .
baths. Rent S65. Price 81, 800.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
D. WINFIELD, 9U8 IUth n. w.
Wash.'s Leading Rooming House Broker =

BAKERY-Fully equipped. rent SIS: good
VIZ sscrce for qF6 only tTusk ynE Natl etTgf g
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

On 18th St. near NJ. Il rooms.
2 baths. Rent only SIPS. Income
over $500. Price only So 500.
Easy terms
Evening star., 1935-12-15

Downtown. ~ rooms. 10 baths.
ARRANGED in ants. Rent $500. Income
$500. Profit $500 monthly. $500.