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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-05
MRS. MEsPELT TRAVELS

Mrs. Charles c. Mespelt, wife. of one of the co-owners of the Nixon Fork mines, passed through Ju- neau on the Northwestern on a short vacation trip. She expects to travel some time in the Northwest and spend part Of the winter at Vancouver, B. C., before rejoining her husband at the mine early next spring. This is her first trip olt- side in many years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-05
17-DAY STRIKE
 ENDS ABRUPTLY
Tacoma and Olympia Tug. boat Men Vote to Re-
 turn to Their Jobs

TACOMA. Wash, Jan. 5.-- The seventeen day strike of the Tacoma and Olympia tugboat men came to an abrupt end Friday when S5 striking workers voted to return to work pending arbitration.
 The tugboat men have made a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-05

demand for 60-hour week and bet ter working conditions for the crews.
 Wages were not major issue as the. workmen were assured of col lective bargaining before they agreed to arbitrate other issues
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-05
TO VISIT PARENTS

Mrs Simpson J. MacKinnon and son are passengers south on the Northwestern enroute to Lon g Bes ch on a short visit with MT. and Mrs E. R. Jaeger, parents of Mrs. MacKinnon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-05
CLOSING PRICES TODAY

NEW YORK, Jan. s. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 19ss, American Can 1l6, American Power and Light 32s, Anaconda 12, Armour N SIS, Bethlehem Steel 33, Calumet and Hecla 37s, General Motors 34, In- ternational Harvester 421s, Kenne- colt IS, United States Steel 39ls
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-05

vanced slightly in price today at the short session. Trading, what little there was, was active. Gains were from fractions to about one point.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-05
NOTICE

ON AND AFTER JANUARY l. 1885 the scale of pay per hour Will De $1.20 for carpenters as allowed Northern Zone by the PWA
 CARPENTERS LOCAL NO. l..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-05
MRS. C. E. MORGAN
 SHOWS IMPROVEMENT

Rushed to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday with an illness diagnosed as incipient pneumonia, Mrs. c. E. Morgan was reported by hospital attaches this afternoon as showing improvement. She is the wife of the deputy MIRA administrator here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-05

Harry Brandt o arrived on the Victoria from Seattle and will visit with his mother, Mrs. Charles H. F'lory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-05
ATTENTION.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
 WOMEN
 Our regular meeting will be held at 7;30 pm. Monday at the City Council Chambers instead of regu- ar time as scheduled on account Of installation at Masonic Temple.
 PEARL BURFORD, -adv. President.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-05
STOCK PRICES TAKE ADVANCE,
 SHORT SESSION
Gains Registered d from Fractions to About One
 Point in Tracing

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-For no ar- parent reason, stocks generally ad-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-22
A WomanS Viewpoint
by MRS. WALTER FERGUSON,

THE beauty columns in the news
Il papers are like the Ten Com
mandmenls. You know you should,
but you feel perfectly certain you
never will. obey them all.
Keeping young and beautiful is a
discouraging business. There is so
much 70 be done and somehow you
feel you're doomed 10 failure in the
end. Why, only TO keep yourself in
your present condition you have &c
be another Alice in Wonderland
running as fast as ever you can
Just TO stay where you are.
But all this is really nothing COM
pared TO the encouragement which
viii be yours once you are deter
mined to obtain social charm and
practice excellent manners.
In my case, now, everything I'm
really fond Of doing is taboo. I've
consulted all the authorities and find
one must never sprawl-and how
love it; never cross the legs below
the knees; never rock violently, even
though one is fortunate enough to
discover that rare treat, a rocking
chair; and never put the elbows on
the dinner table.
Also, on no condition must you
fiddle with the upholstery or twist
your handkerchief. When they are
not in use, keep the hands folded
gracefully in the lap.
Life IS too short 10 remember all
these rules and much too interesting
to be bothered with observing them.
Doubts. too. are likely to assail US
about their authenticity. Rumors
have reached middle-class ears of
late that good many things go on
among the elite which Mrs. Emily
Post would not approve.
Do you suppose the social arbiters
make rules for hoi pollOi which they
themselves never keep? Nothing IS
more likely. for the rich and famous
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-22
HURT IN CAR COLLISION
City Man Is Thrown Through Wind
shield, Injured.

Clifford Woodson, 81, of 140 N.
Miley-av. suffered severe cuts early
today when the automobile which
he was driving crashed into the rear
of taXicab parked on N. PennSyl-
vania-st near the Y. w. G. A. Mr..
WoodSon. who was thrown through
the windshield, was sent to City
HOSDital
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-22
SPECIALIZATION RAPED
BY |. u. PROFESSOR
Alumni Group Hears Address by
Faculty Member.

The psychological aftermath Of
the depression has descended upon
countless men and women Of mid
die or mature years with a severity
that is not only extreme, but merci-
less" Prof. George S. Snoddy. In
diana University faculty member,
declared yesterday before the In
diana University Club.
Much of the sorrow that has fol-
lowed the depression has been due
to the extreme tendency toward
specialization, Prof Snoddy said. He
pointed out that many persons con-
centrating on a single profession,
found themselves with nothing to
do when the depression deprived
them of a chance to work at their
particular speciality.
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generally do as they please. Regu-
lations about good manners are
made, like lot Of other laws, for
the folk who are born without
money.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-22

Marcus regarded Rhorda with kindly eyes.
whats wrong with you and Bill?" Il haven't
the remotest idea" she answered; "he just avoids
me-" Their conversation hated abruptly when
Naomi emerged from the tent, pale and drawn
when are they going to bury Maj. Whte?" she
asked treIlblingy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-22

After dark" Marcus answered. They don't
want the Basutos to know where they're buried"
Naomi shuddered. What horrible country.
feel shall never leave it alive" You won't leave
it dead" said Rhonda Naomi shifted. They won't
bury me here My public would object. I shall lie
in HOLLYWOOD"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-22

Atewy, the Arab slipped silently away into the
gathering dusk but not before he had seen Rhonda
Terry replace the map in her portfolio. To Rhon-
da the strange parchment was only property in
the movie they were making, but to the cunning
henchman of Sheik Alb el-Ghrennem it had spe-
cial significance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-22
BY Williams
BY BlOsser
BY Hamlin

That night, white men and black each carried
their own dead to the edge Of the camp and buried
them. They sInoothed the earth and covered it
with leaves. Tomorrow the safari would march
over the graves and erase all traces These men
hoped they toiled unseen; but at that moment
keen ewes were on theml
Evening star., 1935-03-01
Cornmeal Crisps.

These are dainty, round cornmeal
waters that offer a new accompani-
ment for the family vegetable soup or
any fruit or vegetable salad. Mix
and sift the corn meal and pastry
flour together into a bowl and cut
in the shortening until it seems to
be part Of the meal. Make a hole
in the center. pour in the milk
then lightly toss the ingredients
together with spatula. When
formed into a ball, roll out as thin
as possible on Q board, lightly
sprinkled with -four. Cut into rounds
about an inch and half In diameter
and bake in - moderate oven for
about 10 minutes. When left over
these crisps may be reheated with .
sprinkling Of grated parmesan cheese
on top.
Evening star., 1935-03-01

Across.
/. Marsh birds.
6. Top.
10. Low fellows.
IA. Speak.
is. Associate.
16. Greek coin.
II. Frenzied zeal.
10. Ibsen heroine.
20. Inversion of natural order of
words.
81. British herring measure.
%. Rumanian coin.
%. Fatiguing.
25. Please.
90. Recent
80. Limb.
SO. Walking stick.
"a. Barbarities.
SO. Neat.
80. The hartebeest.
40. Grated: her.
d. Fortuitous.
43. Narrow path.
A. Armpit.
45. 1000 pounds.
IS. Youthful favorite of Hercules.
a.. Stupefy.
so. Chill.
81. Herring sauce.
SO. Separate.
60. In this place.
81. Commencement.
81. Russian town.
90. Serbian prince.
64. Time in music.
65. Tip over.
66. Conservative.
81. Lightens.
Evening star., 1935-03-01
LETTER-OUT
By Charles Il. Joseph

spell the word
called column Print the letter center column opposite
The Fort Peck press., 1935-03-14
Bible Verse for Today
Plead my cause, and deliver
me: quicken me according to
thy word.
Psalms 11o:154
ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS

ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
Happenings that affect Dinne-
pals. Dividend Checks & Tax Bill!
of every individual. National an'
international problems are insep
arabic from Local Welfare.
The best way to appraise an;
nations success in recovering from
depression is to view it in the Iighr
of the experience of other nations
which face the same problems anC
are battling the same depression
During the last few years the Am
erican press has carried scattered
& diS-related comment on foreign
gains & losses, but, at least Sd faf
as the lay reader is concerned,n0th-
ing has been issued thae gave any
where near a clear perspective OF
actual conditions.
Now, in an article on Foreign Al
fairs, Willard L. Thorp Chairman
Advisory Council of the NRA, and
Professor of Economics at AmherSt)
has adequately performed that diff
fcult & important task. AS part
of a general article on World Re
covery. Mr. Thorpe has assembled
statistics from all the major powers
covering the 4 most important bar
ometers of economic conditions:
Industrial Production, UnempIoy-
ment, Wholesale Prices, and Value
of Foreign Trade.
Socially speaking. the Unemploy-
ment record is the most important
In this field Mr. Thorps figures COW
er the representative period from
August 1882, to Aug. 1884. They
show that Germany had the best
luck in putting men back to WORK
its unemployment declined hy
81 per cent. Australians declined
by 1917, the United Kindom by 2G%
japan by 2f%, Canada by 16%, &
Italys by 80. Three countries
France, Czechoslovakia and Pollard
show a rise in unemployment.
The US. was at the middle of tie
LIST, being under Canada & above
Italy, with an unemployment dc
cline of l2%.
When it comes to percentage
changes in
WHOLESALE PRICES
the US. leads the rest of the world.
From 1882 to a late month, prize
es in this country advanced 2O%
twice as much as in the second
country, Japan. England showed
a SO rise, Germany 40. A large
group of countries including POLAND
France & Italy, showed declines
1t is an interesting fact that ir
many countries govt has attempt
ed to KEEP prices down-while this
American Administration has eona
to extreme lengths to force them
up, believing that higher prices Az
essential to business recovery.
However, they proved to be a
mixed blessing-you eau put prices
up, but you can't make people buy.
With present trend of Administrr
ton policy, it is doubtful if turtle
advances will be registered. Thele
is a better chance that the genera
index will 60 down.
The tables on
FOREIGN TRADE
show that Japan & the u. S. have
had the best experience, based on d
comparison of the 3rd quarter, 1884
with 3rd quartz 1882. Our exports
rose sly & our imports 45%, while
Englands rose 1877 and 40 respect
lively. Poland, Germany & France
showed declines in both phases Of
trade, while Austria, Aus
tralia & Canada showed moderate
rises. JapanS exports went up sly
and her imports jumped 122%-a
The Fort Peck press., 1935-03-14

IN q serious internal situation in.
asmuch as she is sending much
more money ont Of the country
than she is getting in.
The most representative index
of all is
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION.
To make this comparison MI. Thorp
selected the lowest 3 months each
country had since January, 1882,
C related them to q late months
period. In this comparison theU.
S. stands exactly in the middle Of
the list, with a gain from the low
point of 30%. Canada is first with
57%, followed in order by Germany
Sweden. Japan & CzechOslovaKia,&
then the US. Under us is theUn-
tied Kingdom, Poland, Austria,
France & Belgium.
There are the figures and even
the most cursory analysis shows
that improvement in this country
has been little above the average.
We have done more by law to pro-
mote recovery than any other COM
parable nation, but are little farther
toward achieving it.
Later business figures than Mr..
Thorp vas able to give, indicate
continued advances thruout the
world, with a few exceptions. At
home business commentators are
optimistic-many of them seem
to believe that we are due for a
slow but steady improvement that
will not be abruptly checked. as
have the rises of the past.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-03-14

Frances New World Possession
French Guiana on the north coast
of South America is Frances only pos
session IL the New world.
Evening star., 1935-10-22
SALE-HOUSES.

S4.75O-MoDERN BRICK. NE
Located handy to ne. business section
and refinished like new. Six rooms, three
covered porches; bright dry cellar: hot
water heat. hardwood floors. Priced right
for a quick sale and can be seen by Just
phoning
r. M HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868.
Evenings, to 81. call Emerson 563S.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Beautifully appointed detached brick
home OF g rooms 2 baths. of individual
character that will appeal to one seeking
lovely home in an exclusive and con-
venient section. The kitchen is absolute
perfection; large rooms, ATTIC, breakfast
nook. in fact, every feature will meet with
your hearty approval To inspect call
EARLE WEST MANSON
DISTRICT 1913. 1922 VT AVE
EVENINGS. CLEVELAND 5054. 23s
S6.45O-NF. 4-BED-ROOM HOME.
Practically new. modern in every detail
vacant and reconditioned like brand-new
z good. big rooms. including bed rooms
hardwood floors. hot-water heat; big. wide
porches: bright cellar; is handy to all con-
veniences, surrounded by nice homes in a
strictly all-white section and the price
made extremely low to sell it this week.
Phone
R. NJ HOOKER. Metropolitan a663.
Evenings. to 9. call Emerson 563S.
Evening star., 1935-10-22

CENTER -HALL-PLAN BRICK.
Located in community OF fine homes
and only a few minutes to city. There
are large rooms. > complete baths attic
and an abundance of closets; oil heat cleo
refrigeration. copper screens and weather
Strlpplng The home is only few years
old and positively is in perfect condition.
Cost present owner about SO 900. The
lot Is large and beautiful with brick
garage on rear; alley and paved street We
urge your immediate inspection. for this
is ar unusual buy
Evening star., 1935-10-22

TAKOMA PARK HOMES FROM $4,000
up; lots from $500 up. ROBERT E LOHR,
311 Cedar st. Takoma Park. Georgia oSSl.
BEAUTIFUL OLD ESTATEEIGHT LARGE
rooms. center halls. bath. h.-wh., garage;
75-feet porches, half acre shaded lawns
fruit; most refined: lust of boulevard
twice for SI:} 600; $1,000: $1,000 cash;
cost repairing included. GEO. c WALKER.
phone Greenwood 1899 for appointment. .
5 ACRES
tricity. bath. chicken house; barn: 3-car
garage; $4,000; terms. ERWIN REALTY
CO. call Hyattsville 765.
SEVERAL BUNGALOWS, FEW IMMEDI,
from $1,000 to $4,000. Small cash pay
ment. easy monthly payments. Apply
PERRY BOSWELL. Bath and R. l, ave. ne.
10 ACRES, FRUIT, TRUCK, POULTRY;
fG25oft fG29 po1t2y t house 45tree orchard hard
big grspe Xineyard Near SS,c bus cars rs 3o sch9o
AGO or Falls Church 430-J-l.
VIRGINIA SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.
So. 15O-New 2-story. 5-room and bath
brick home: modern in every
screened side, porch, recreation
room: on wooded lot in good, con-
venient location. We consider
this an outstanding value. Rea-
S7750-New Cape Cod. all-brick home. on
wooded lot so feet wide. with all
walls rock-wool insulation and
electric refrigeration. Terms.
SS,750-The last of a group of Herald
Model Homes built by Homecraft,
Inc. Full 2-Story and attic brick,
furred walls rock-wool and Johns
Manville insulation. electric re-
frigerator and garage to match;
wooded lot. Terms.
S750-6-room, bath brick, with brick
garage, hardwood floors, steel
easement windows WILCOX
SUPERFEX OIL BURNER. furred
walls open fireplace in living
rooms and master bed room:
wooded lot city water and sewer;
Murphy built combination kitch-
en- cabinet. Permanently financed
or F. H A. plan may be used.
These are but few of the many
desirable home and lot OFFERINGS
in nearby Virginia. For further
information or to inspect call
Northern Virginia Office.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors.
1905 N Wash. Blvd. Clarendon. Va.
Phone Walnut SSl5.
Evening star., 1935-10-22
STORE AND 2 APTS.
ON GOOD CORNER. NV,

Business street car and bus line: store
leased to chain dong fine business; apis.
always rented: property brings in over
~ ono annually; expenses 5000 annually.
Price on terms, comparatively low for
this class of property, showing l5fo net
on cash required Call Mr.. DREW. Met.
3S"7. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 In
vestment Bldg.
Evening star., 1935-10-22
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

VACANT. 53OI 9TH ST. NW-SEMI-DET
; 7. & b.. gas heat: brick gar. Gentiles.
Adults Nicely furnished. Georgia Ol19-
BACHELOR WILL SHARE DELIGHTFUL
S-room house, completely furnished; oil
heat; very reasonable. IL Aspen St,
Chevy Chase Md. 22'
GEORGETOWN -UNU USUAL STUDIO
house with - bed rooms, - baths. kitchen.
gas heat. small garden; S125. Call Ma
tional 4O3l.
a. SEATON PL N.W-6 RMS. BATH.
ELEC HWH NEWLY PAPERED AND
PAINTED PARTLY FURNISHED IS S65.
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY,
936 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1935-10-22
WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG LADY desires studio room within
walking distance Washington Auditorium.
Room 403. Hotel Grafton Annex.
YOUNG LADY. music student. desires
furn. room with use Of piano; board op-
tional; musical family preferred Address
Box i6-J Star Office
Evening star., 1935-10-22
APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED

40 EYE, ST: N.W.-LARGE I-RooM APT.
dinette -kitchenette. bath, Available No,
manager manage or call Distriet' 4ss6. ss5 50.
S32 RTTTENHoUsE ST. NW.-2nd
ad p sth sase
required, SIS. ~ '0-@ ',-'O 27s
BROOM. KITCHEN AND PRIVATE BATH
upstairs apt; gas elec; telephone and pd,r re-
opposite % ROCK Greek Park; $3.50. '317i
Walbridge pl. NV. Phone Columbia 697s.
WOODBRIDGE IS CHOICE ROOMS AND
sn wh s Ser ponts q ca Roh
72O3 Inquire 2377 Rhode Island ave. ne.
BEAUTIFUL APT. RECEP; HALL. VERY
large living room. kit. bath: perfect con-
dition: adults only. Evanston. 3427 18TH
4oo@ 43rd ST; NV; NEAR WISCONSIN, SIN
large rqems sHHIrPPs gPEsh; + patbj eaNRv INC
INVESTMENT BLDG NATIONAL 1900
73I .sth ST. SE.-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. hot-Water heat; adults. Phone
Lincoln 3T0d.
en-, dinette, bath. first floor. Wyatt Apis,
4520 Georeia ave. Phone Georgia 1883.
3534 PARK PI. NW-FACING SOLDIERS
Home Lake: $3.50; . rooms. kitchenette,
bath and porch. Frigid.. gas, heat. c INV.
2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath. $35..
Adults.
THE WESTMORELAND 2I22 CALIFOR-
MIA St. just off Conn. ave-DeSirable
apartment of rooms and bath southern
exposure; large porch Frigidaire Elec-
tricity included in rent; SI23 so; 24-hour
switchboard and elevator service; excellent
dining room in building.
LINKINS CO
1888 De Sales St. District 3522.
TWO ROOMS. SEMI-PRIVATE BATH
AND KITCHEN-S40.0O.
1f42 ST. Sc.
BEAUTIFUL STUDIO OR LIVING ROOM.
@5x40 Feet
. Stories High. With Balconies,
Open Fireplace, Porch, Kitchen, Bath
Sl25 Per Month.
MERIDIAN HILL STUDIOS,
2633 18th ST. Near Euclid
Adjoining Netherlands Legation.
Also | apartment, large living room open
fireplace. kitchen. bed rooms. bath
servants room and toilet: s1O0 per month
One apartment large living room open
fireplace. dining room. kitchen. small
bed rooms. . baths, porch. Unusual and
attractive; Sl40 per month
REFINED COLORED-I925 18th ST. NV.
First floor , rooms kitchen. bath: ex-
cellent condition; S3O.50. National 2345.
COLORED-l4lS N. J. AVE NV, TWO
rooms, KIT. bath; no children: S35 month.
Apply Apt No. /.
FOR CCLORED. BETTER CLASS RMS
& b., 1912 7th. n W. $50: rms & b. lS4S
9TH NV. $40. BEHREND 1917 F. 22'
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Evening star., 1935-10-22
FOUNTAIN COURT

A residence for men and women. Quiet.
beautiful SURROUNDINGS. Large double
and single rooms overlooking park Menus
planned for health and efficiency. Select
clientele. Private parking. Entrance a:
stone gateway. 364O 10TH st. Col. S525.
Evening star., 1935-10-22
1924 K NV.
CLUB MERIDIAN.

Newly furnished rooms, thoroughly reno
'ated: WeL-cooked meals; refined atmoS-
'here; ami. Married couples and gentle
Evening star., 1935-10-22
WANTED-SUBURBAN.
SAIF-SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED BUNGALOW OR FLAT IN
or near city. reasonable. Phone National
HSSI
Evening star., 1935-10-22
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

GOVT. FMPLOYE. lady wishes nicely fur
nished room. near bath. within walking
$40. Address Box 30-K. Star offlce.
BACHELOR. Govt service, desires single
studio room. board, private family. Give
Box 611 o3s
Evening star., 1935-10-22

WOOD-Genuine hardwood oak and
hickory. cut any length. S12 per cord, de-
hvered. Phone Bradley 147-J.
FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD. seasoned,
Rotted manure cheap Schneider's Farm,
Bowie. Md. Write or phone.
WOOD. COAL. FUEL OIL. BURNERS.
H E. GLOTZBACH FUEL CO..
S23 18th NE. Estab 35 yrs. Lin. 0033.s
PENNsYLVAN1A HARD COAL, white ash.
pea. $3.50. Adams $3.50. day or night.
FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD
Direct from mill SS cord: any length: well
seasoned. Call North 0S6S.
Evening star., 1935-10-22
SALE-ACREAGE.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NEARBY VIRGINIA. NEAR LEE HIGH
stores and bus Phone Walnut 1856. %"
Evening star., 1935-10-22
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO..
05 H ST. NV. NATIONAL 2345.
4-FAMTT,Y FLATS

S1a.95O to S13. $500: income. 81 $50 to
81 qg3 Desirably situated low rentals;
modern in every respect. Remarkable in
vestmentS at minimum expense. Situated
in Brightwood, convenient to 14th St. cars
and bus and excellent e. neighborhood
Phnnn eVnnines Genreia nn1I
Evening star., 1935-10-22

under cultivation AZ in timber and pas
lures; good tobacco land: ESQ young fruit
trees beginning to bear; barn. stable.
sheds, corn crib. 6-room house; farm all
fenced. Sc r st. s.w. Phone Adams 1889.
Evening star., 1935-10-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

COUPLE REQUIRE ONE OR TWO ROOMS.
kitchenette. bath. not more than 20 min
utes from Government buildings: reason
able. Address Box Dix. Star Office
WANTED OR ROOMS. KITCHEN,
ne. or Sc. furnished. State price. Address
Box 6l-K Star office.
ONE ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH BY
November !, vicinity New Post Once Build
ing. Address Box 65-K. Star ofice.
ONE ROOM. KITCHENETTE. BATH. FUR
nlShed; around $50 month. Call Cleve-
land 246l 23s
Evening star., 1935-10-22

BUNGALOW OR HOUSE. 5 OR q ROOMS.
ami. within 10 miles of Capitol: must
be reasonable: elderly Christian couple.
no children. F. w. MAYER. 2l5 Invest
ment Building. "a
Evening star., 1935-10-22
DOGS, PETS AND ETC.

CHOW DOG, male, year old good watch
dog. $40 M st. ne.
WANTED. on approval young police dog
for country home Would like dog good
disposition. well trained and intelligent.
Call Towson SIC Baltimore. Md. Mr..
Strickland, Riderwood. Md.
BEAUTIFUL. reg. Rim Tin Tin female
police dog; also months old male puppy.
1914 Calvert st. NV.
COCKER SPANIEL, black male. months
old; must place in good home; SIS. 412
1st st. Sc. Apt. Is.
BOSTON BULL, months old, pedigreed.
631 10th st. ne.