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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-14
DRESS MODEL SAYS
SHE saw SUSPECT
SHADOW DR.. CONDOR
Hauptmann's Face Grows Red,
Wife PaIes at New Test.
mony in Murder Trial
SECOND EXPERT TEsTIFIes
Stein Strengthens Osborn, ST..
Opinion That All Notes We're
by Same Person
Copyright, 1885, By The Associated
Press.)

bennington, N. j., January IA
Bronx dress model Monday identified
Bruno Richard Hauptmann rs . man
she saw shadowing Dr.. John r.
(Jafsie) Condor before he paid the
$4,000 Lndbergh ransom.
A Handwriting expert declared
handwriting evidence against the
German carpenter was Irresistible.
unanswerable and overwhelming" and
q second expert added the weight Of
his own opinion to this testimony.
Miss Hildegarde Olga Alexander,
the dress model, said she saw DR..
Condor on q night In March, 1882,
in . telegraph station and another
man. behind him. obviously watching
him.
y saw the man was Bruno Richard
Hauptmann!" she said.
Supports DR.. Condor
The girl was the second witness Of
the day In Hauptmann's trial, In
which he u charged with the kidnap.
ing and murder Of Baby Charles A.
Lindbergh. Jr. Her testimony was
offered in support Of Dr.. Condon's
own story In which he said Haupt-
mann was the mysterious John" to
whom he paid the futile ransom for
the baby.
The defense sought, to break down
ller Identification, Edward j. Reilly,
chief Of the defense staff, charging:
II want to prove that she was
never there"
Nevertheless, she left the stand still
insisting that Hauptmann was the
man she saw. She said she also saw
him on . street q few days after the
incident In the telegraph station.
Hauptmann turned red when she
spoke Of his name. Mrs. Anna Haupt-
mann, wife Of the accused man, paled.
Miss Alexander is 26 years old, chic.
She took the defense by surprise, re-
vealing on redirect questioning that
she had been requested by the state
not to publicise her knowledge.
Writing Evidence Strengthsned
Eldridge w. Stein, second Of the
states battery Of handwriting experts,
had sufficient time before the noon
recess to declare It his opinion that
Hauptmann wrote every one Of the
Continued on Page Two)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-14
STATE WOOLPOOL
MEETING TO open
TUESDAY MORNING
James 4. Lennon Wilt Speak
Here at Sessions Of An.
nual Convention

Arrangements for the annual con-
vention Of tho North Dakota Wool
Pool. which opens ct $50 .. m. Tues.
day at the city auditorium. have been
completed by directors Of the Mis-
souri, Slope Pool. convention hosts.
James II. Lennon, member Of the
executive committee Of the National
Wool Marketing corporation, and
James Coon Of tho farm credit I'd.
ministration, Washington. D. G., viii
deliver the principal addresses Of the
convention program.
Speakers also listed on the pro-
gram are Governor Thomas Noodle,
Former Governor Ole H. Olson; Judge
O. w. Butte Of Devils Lake, g. G.
Talbot. president Of the North Dakota
Farmers Union; James Coon Of the
farm credit administration, Washing-
ton, D. c.: A. ]. Dexter, assistant
director Of the AAA for North Dakota;
Archie 0ilfillan. author and sheep
raiser. spearfish, 8. D., and George
p. Wolf. Wahpeton, president Of the
pool.
In the evening . Dutch" lunch will
b served at the dining room Of the
World War Memorial building.
Directors Of the association Will
hold their annual business meeting
Wednesday morning. Officers for the
coming year win be elected ct that
time.
with the express purpose Of -.
quainting sheep growers Of western
North Dakota with the functions Of
the cooperative organization. the con.
vention for the second consecutive
year has been held away from the
home office at Fargo. Officers Of the
organization are particularly anxious
that Ill wool growers In this section
Of the state take advantage Of the
opportunity to familiarise themselves
with the cooperative enterprise which.
since its organization. has marketed
more than Is million pounds Of North
Dakota wool.
Directors OF the Missouri Slope
Pool, in charge Of arrangements for
the state convention, are II. =. Wild
fang, Sterling, president: H. o. Put
nam, Bismarck. secretary: J. A. Nor.
lin. Menoken: william r. Van COST
ing, Hensler: J. II. Coils, HUT. and
J. n. Thompson. Wilton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-14
5000 Barrels Of Oil
Destroyed at Forman
(Tribune Special Seevlce)

I6emal, n. O, Jan. l4.-lIro q
undetermined origin destroyed the
warehouse and service station Of the
Farmers Union Oh company hare 1t
3 o'clock Monday morning. In addi-
tion 70 the buildings, 5000 barrels a
Oh were destroyed. The companys
storage tanks were unharmed how.
ever, sioce they were Z considerable
distance away from the other prop
eety.
Officials Of the company said there
Was no fire In the stove ct the service
station and were unable to explain the
osioln Of the blaze.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-14
Salesman Held
As kidnaper Of
John :. labatt

Covngton, KY, Jan. 14.-(P)-A
man registered as Kingdom Pete
Murray, q Covington salesman, was
arrested by q department of justice
agent and Covington detectives Mon
day on q Canadian warrant charging
him with the kidnapping Of John s.
Labatt, wealthy Sarnia, Ont, brewer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-14

France has 400 tons q fine gold
IN her possession: this b the second
largest d-holdiug country In the
Evening star., 1935-12-11

Take tip from Santa-sive her Bag! We mean
give her very special Bag that she'll be
proud to carry Make it has little tricks that
make it different; pert styling nice lining interest
ing leather Then make it very personal with her
initials Lansburgh's shows you how.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-12-12
CABINET Dinner
STARTS SEASON
RooSeveIts Entertain Co.'S
mopoIitan Group at
White House.

A gala Capital social season was
ofdcially launched last night as Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained
q cosmopolitan group along with the
of1cial cabinet family at a White
House dinner.
Chicago's mayor, a San Francisco
banker, Amos n Andy, Southern
Methodist bishop, publishers from Des
Noines and Los Angeles, New York
communications magnate and group
OF White House reporters were among
the 81 guests.
In top hats and tails, the cabinet
cAme-all but the Secretary of War
and Mrs. Dern, who are en- route back
to Washington from the PHILIPPINES.
That department was represented by
Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Wood
ring.
The cabinet wives were wearing new
and gorgeous gowns. The l6 Bacchuses
and Bacchantes flgurineS of the Mon
roe mirror plateau centerpieee, now
128 years old, were gay with creamy
talisman roses. The gold plate was,
Of course, gleaiTling.
aAnd though the guests wouldn't
know the difference. the food was being
served electrically warmed or cooled,
as the case might be, at exactly the
right serving temperature, from the
new kitchens.
: With Secretary of Labor Francis
Perkins came Representative Caroline
ODay, her close friend in New York,
and houSemate in Washington. From
the White House family circle were
pretty, blond Mrs. Donner Roosevelt
OF Philadelphia, former wife of the
Presidents son Elliott, and Frederic A.
Delano, the Presidents distinguished
looking uncle.
L The generous sampling of the off1-
cial scene included Controller General
and Mrs. McCarl, a name to conjure
with in curbing spending.
!. Amos n Andy were appearing in
their true respective roles of Freeman
T. GoSden and Charles c. Correll, &C
companied by their wives
Evening star., 1935-12-12

American Airlines. Flying boats Of the
China Clipper type may be used.
President Roosevelt expressed hope
for regular postal service across the
Atlantic skyways in o conference yes
terday with Sir Donald Banks, British
post once director,
Agreement on landing facilities came
after . week Of conferences by the
visitors and the American Interdepart-
mental Committee on international
Aviation.
Previous Permission Denied.
The British previously had refused
to permit foreign aircraft to land at
Bermuda, an important point on the
proposed route. 1t Is understood that
the companies plan to use the Azores
as well as Bermuda during the Winter
months, and the northern route, which
would involve Canada and Ireland,
In the Summer.
Under the plan. Pan-Ameriean
would operate independently on the
eastbound run and the British I'm
perial on the westward fight.
Permission from Portugal TO use the
Azores was not considered dif3cult to
obtain.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
ISOLATION POLICY
FOR U. S. SUPPORTED
Church Report Says Voters Favor
Government Control Of Mu-
nitions Industry.

~ the Associated Press
NEW YORK. December l2.--In.
creasir1g sentiment for national isola-
ton has been reported by the Coun-
ell for Social Action of the Consre-
gational and Chr.stian Churches Of
America.
The report, based on . war and
peace plebiscite In which more than
100, 900 votes were cast, showed ma
torities also for: Strict neutrality legis-
lation, Government control of the
munitions industry and abolition Of
compulsory military training,
Harold o. Hatcher. council re-
search director. reporting tabulation
of the vote In 1903 churches, said
membership in the League Of Nations
Is defeated by narrow margin, al
though . 7-to-l majority exists In
favor of consultations with other pow
ers In support Of peace.
The tabulations show unreserved
opposition by 10 per cent of the
women and by 10 per cent Of the men
to any war which the United States
may declare" Eight per cent Of the
men, as against per cent of the
women voted support for any war.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
AGUINALp0 CHALLENGES
PESSIMISM ON FREEDOM
Calls on Filipinos to Protest Buy
Howard Prediction Of Po-
litical shaekles.
3y the Associatsd pra..

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, December I2.-Enilio
Aguinsldo.- fiery independence advo-
cate, took issue yesterday with an arti-
Gle written by Roy w. Howard. Amer
ican publisher, predicting Filiptnos
would never achieve complete freedom.
Aguinaldo declared Howard has had
no chance during his present stay here
to get the true feeling Of the islanders.
He urged them to protest.
Howard declared in an article he
sent to the United States yesterday
that there is abundant evidence the
Philippine Republic, scheduled to sue
ceed the Commonwealth after 10 years,
will never materiahze" He is a guest
Of Manuel Quezon. President Of the
Commonwealth.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
ATLANTIC PLANE
SERVICE SPEEDED
Four Nations Reach Agree.
nlent to Exchange Landing
Privileges.
py the Associated d Press.

1y the Associated Pfess.
A major aviation goal-commercial
transportation spanning the Atlantic
moved toward fulflllment today with
virtual agreement Of four nations tc
exchange landing privileges.
Since the Pacific already is beina
flown with pay loads, completion oi
the ambitious plan would remove yir-
tually the last obstacle TO world
eirdling air commerce.
Oficials of the United States, Brit
ain, Ireland and Canada yesterday
agreed In principle to extend reciprocal
landing and operating privileges tc
make the service possible Expert
mental flying next Spring appeared q
probability.
Joint Service Planned.
Joint establishment of an Atlantic
service for passengers and mail is un-
derstood to be planned by the British
Imperial Anyways Ltd, and the Pan
Evening star., 1935-12-12
ISSUE 0VERSUBSCRIBED

Heavy oversubscription Of $780,.
000, 900 issue of Federal land bank 8
per cent bonds has been announced
by the Farm Credit Administration.
OF that amount $50 ,0O0, 900 will be
used to retire an equivalent amount
Of called bonds and the remainder
will go into first mortgage farm loans.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
Child Killed by Scissors

GRAETTTNGER, Iowa, December
IL R).-Joan Mcdonald, 4, playing
with scissors at her home here yes
terday, plunged them into her throat
when she fell. Her jugular vein sew
cred and she bled to death.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Giannini, San Francisco banker; John
Cowles, publisher Des Moines Register;
Manchester Boldly, Los Angeles pub
Usher; Sosthenes Behn. telephone
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Among notableS from other cities
there with their wives were: Edward
]. Kelly, mayor Of Chicago; Bishop
Evening star., 1935-12-12

oficial; George L. Harrison, governor
Federal Reserve Bank, and william 8.
Paley, president Columbia Broadcast.
ing Co. all Of New York.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

other buildings at Hechineers.
Good used building materials OF every
description from Government Cafeteria
Bullding 9-story Office building, power
plant, laundry building. large chuIch,
dwellings stores and many other bulloinRS
now being wrecked in city and suburbs.
Tremendous quantities, neatly ARRANGED
prices, Come to any of our yards.
We quote delivered or undelivered. Phone
Evening star., 1935-08-28

BATH , porcheS. maids rm, bath. built-in
gar. rms, bath. 2 porches, gar. Phone
Adams O0og
Evening star., 1935-08-28

1868 PARK RID. NW.-Clean, comfortable
sinele room. mod. home, iii W, tel. near
cars stores. refined adults; Slb, 30s
Evening star., 1935-08-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BUCHANAN APIS. 4526 18th ST.LIV
S46.50 mo-. or $3.50 incl. gas and elec.
$500 GEORGIA AVE, APT, 34mBED
entr porch. resident manager. Phone Geor-
eia $500. IS.
5407 KANSAS AVE. N.W-TWo ROOMS.
kitchen: semi-private bath; adults; reas
Call after pm, GeorEia 1916. 28.
CONVENIENT, PLEASANT LOCATION; md
floor, 3 rooms. ami. Frigidaire, gas stove
sink garage. Phone Hyattsvllle 81
18th AND COL. RD.-2. ROOMS. KITCH-
private nniH ss1 bath 20 entiTs tgf 49, G9r anil
SlS EMERSON ST. NV. ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. electric refrigeration:
gas and electricity included.
HALF OF GROOM HOUSE. NEAR 10th
and Park rd.: inclosed porch; $50 includes
heat, gas electricity and unlimited phone.
Adults only September 10.
BED ROOMS. DINING ROOM. RECEP;;
tion room and foyer, KITCHEN; pantry anc
o3 o9f'D DTenses mis- per WILLIAM VILLA eoe sAUNPRs Sb
CO. INC. 1919 K st. NV. District 10l7.
THE WlLBURTON. 1874 COL. RD.-SIx
large outside rooms. bath and porch; con-
yenient neishborhood high-grade building.
3 OUTSIDE ROOMS, BATH: CHW.. ELEc.,
gas. Frigidaire included; adults; concession
to employed couple 1900 Newton st. NV.
1927 sth .W.-sECOND FLOOR, TWO
telephone furnished.
1862 :Qth ST. N.W:-3-ROOM APT. IN
APT, HOUSE: = BED ROOMS: EXCEL
LENT GEORGETOWN LOCATION; RE-
FRIG GERATION; $50.
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH; GAS,
elec., Frigidaire and telephone included;
adults only. lll6 Owens pl. ne, 29'
SEPT. -FOUR ROOMS. KITCHENETTE;
heat and light furnished; on bus line: S35.
1915 Georsetown rd Bethesda. Md.
9 R. K. AND B., IN FIRST-CLASS APT.
house at $50. Several other larger apts.
available. Phone National 2626. :
TAKOMA PARK MD.-CONvENIENT TO
porch; free heat, cleo. gas. Shep. 25S4-J
HALF OF GROOM HOUSE, 1474 MERID-
ian pl. NV; inclosed porch; $50 includes
heat. gas. electricity and unlimited phone.
Adults only. September /.
THE PE%BBLEToN; % L747 CHURCH 81, NV
porch. $50 so. See jenitor or Apt. !.
ATTRACTIVE DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS
> and 3 Rooms. Kitchen and Bath.
11o7 Eye e s. s. TAEsHE NV NaFfO2asl 1NG:s aoe5.
S75.OO-THREE ROOMS KIT. BATH
2l29 Florida ave. NV. Front
apartment. 3 exposures. 24-hour
elevator and switchboard service.
References required.
Resident Manager. Phone North 1898.
$4,000. ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH.
2129 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Spacious apartment, large foyer
and kitchen. closets; 24-hcur ele-
vator and switchboard service;
references required. Call Mrs.
BOURNE. Resident Manager. North
DESIRABLE APIS. FOR RENT IN THE
Concord: Rents reduced. Open hreplaces,
JOHN SCRIvENER BRO. 914 G NV.
Phone District $500.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
ROOMS AND BOARD.
tCOntinued.)

Boil 18th N.W.-Large front room. twin
beds Also single room; S3O-S35. Phone
Columbia 5049.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Adpertisements under this head
ting are presumed to be from pTt.
pdts individuals. unless the ddper.
tisement oives d arm name or
business address or states the iDofd
Dealer, Members OF the paotic
uho and dealers mdSqaeTadtne IN
this column as prtuats fndtptduGts
are urged to report the matter 10
The Star tor tHpssttoafIoH.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
COUNTRY BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

DARBYS FARMS. Norbeck Md.-Extra
large. extra cool rooms; among large oak
and pine trees; vegetables fresh from our
fields Phone KenSington 4-F-32.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

LADY employed. room and board. Catholic
family. NV section; reasonable. Address
Box 45S-A Star oflce. -
LADY WISHES ROOM AND BOARD with
Catholic family. vicinity Cleveland PARK
or Chevy Chase. Address Box 3S2-A. Star
Evening star., 1935-08-28

EXCLUSIVE APT, HOUSE: e-RooM DIN
furnished. Phone Cleveland 4634
Evening star., 1935-08-28
SALE-HOUSES.

1877 BAY ST. sE. 7BETWEEN 18th. 10th,
B and O sts.)-6-room brick house and
$3.50 cash $3.50 month which includes
interest. taxes; INSURANCE. water rate and
B st. Sc, or phone Mr.. CLARK. Natl. 3O01.
NEAR 18th AND ALLISON SITS. NV
SD. brick. rooms. bath. garage. yard:
newly decorated; priced TO sell. Adams
Evening star., 1935-08-28
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PiANo-We have a latest model Louis Ky
model baby grand (nationally advertised
considering it has only been used
months and It is listed at $500 new. We
rave done what little was necessary to
put 1t in the best of condition; repos-
session that can be purchased by any one
who will take over the remaining Sl2
monthly payments. National 4730. kits,
1880 @ st. --
PIANO-smalest size baby, grand, in very
good condition. S15S. Ideal for an apart,
ment or small home; fully guaranteed ana
very unusual buy at this low price very
easy terms. kits. 1880 @ st. Natl 4730.
PTANO-Latest model mahogany grand,
used for only 3 months and in neW-piano
condition S295. One Of our best-seling
models and fully guaranteed. A reposses-
sion; it can be purchased BY merely con-
tinuing the weekly payments OF 81. Ma
tional 1880. Kits, 1890 st.
PLAYER-PIANOS We have 2 rebuilt
players that are outstanding buys at the
prices asked one $50 and the other SSg.
Both In good condition and guaranteed.
Pay 81 weekly Kits. 1880 @ Sc.
PIANOS-Reconditioned and factory re.
Sss s' sa5, S5s S5s. 81 Se5 n and up up. All fully suar-
sntesd and the price includes dsiiyeryN hnr Na IN
sional 4730. Kits. 1880 G st.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
FOR COLORED.

500 1st ST. NW.-S6O.oo.
10 LARGE Rooms. Bath. Electricity.
Available September /.
1404 K CAFRIIZ. LIST. pOs0.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

BEER EQUIPMENT for sale. new and USED,
very moderate prices; bars installed. Soll
cleaning and installation speciality ma
Evening star., 1935-08-28

BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE;
Bargains from 2 city, BLOCKS ana many
other buildings at Hechlnger s.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
ST. NV, NEAR GRANT CIRCLE

ALLISON ST. NV. NEAR GRANT CIRCLE
and St. Gabriers Church-B. H. Gruver-
built 2O-foot Colonial brick home, 8 large
rooms tile bath. hardwood floors built.in
garage. 3 porches, elee refrigerator: paved
street and paved alley. Price under Ss. 900.
Easy 5HTshase sesms efa IS Ns sa
MT. LIN. Pix r.: MOD; COL. PORCH;
sell Immediately; will take S4 250i terms;
now hurry. Phone District 5464. 3O'
AT 18th AND VARNUM SITS NW.-2O-
it. brick, bed rooms, y baths, 2-csr
garage, gas heat; splendid condition. a
rare bargain. Adams 4443,
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK IN NV. SEC
ton. with rooms; bath h.-wh elee;
all improvements; large lot; sSI976 for
i7S1 x st. NV. w.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES, NV RMS,
bath p0rchsS maids porGSs. r% bath 0gfn pbora
Adams 0099.
IN FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE, NEAR
steam heat. deep lot with wide alley in
JAMES ss MoRR1s TSS %oopMARp ssr Restoa aSieq
723 10th st NV.
K SE.-T-ROOM FRAME, KIT, AMI. Q
sad derive Food ncoms G From s st rs9ted
Address OWNER. BOX 3s4-A, Star once.
IN GOOD NORTHWEST Sections
rooms, baths, maids room and bath.
rage; house Eood condition; acre lot.
shade. owner leaving Wash; give imnle-
diate possession; $4,000. Address BOX
1921. Star ONCE
NEAR 18th AND SPRING RID. N.W.-20-
#. brick. 4 bed rooms. large yard; new
condition; Large large pan r1poams; $500 cash. SOB per
CHEVY CHASE WEST OF. CONN. AVE-
Modern. 4 spacious bed rooms. baths;
SSn,5s09 Ss executor OF estate. Phone cleve-
CONvENIENT CAP---DET. s-R. MOD;
larOa ur0s1HAcs raHuRAA
from hE:s $4,000 QIsg to s7'96Oi terms Psoqe
BIG. SELECT LIST EXCLUSIVE HOMES.
eash Sp BAL sasy No cost e
Inspect; you viii be pleased
N &. RYoN CO, 1916 N. z. ave. Natl. 7e07.
BUNGALOW. CLOSE no DoWNToWNi g
delightful rooms: tiled bath. all modern;
etc; new range. shade, linoleum; every
thing in perfect condition. Price. S6,o5O;
good terms. OWNER, District 450S.
NEW MODERN BUNGALOW, 8 ROOMS
and an. bath, ,coampless ,I, ,rsersa,ion room; in
Club; Price reasonable; terms ARRANGED TO
EASTERN INVESTMENT CO.. 14O7 K
condition; ine location for home or room
ing; bargain price and terms. Col. 1858.
MT. PLEASANT-LARGE HOUSE FITTED
into apts., hne condition; income. $500.
owner leaving city. Bargain for home
seeker or investor. Address Box 343-z.
IDEAL. RMS. sEMI-DET., AMI. 2-CAR
garage. automatic heat. newly decorated.
cement porches. many extras. Priced rea-
sonable; good cash payment. l435 AeSis
dian pl. NV. Phone Adams Ass.
(C0ntinued on Next PaSe,I
Evening star., 1935-08-28

47I3 Sth ST. N.W-Two furnished rooms.
11O2 18th ST N.W-Double room, with
bath, for two gentlemen,
1713 @ ST. N;W.-Attractiye front room,
windows; well furn.. twin beds, = closets,
near bath, chw.: entire new heating
system; air conditioned; quiet men only;
SI5 each month Phone Potomac 0i0O.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

STUDIO COUCH, new. S12: chest Of draw
ers, new. 81; Sparton radio, $40; tuxedo,
80. S5; full-dress coat. 3S. So; curtain
stretcher. wash rag rugs. garden hose. tubs,
etc, all csc to 81. Everything Al condi-
tion. Leaving town. 715 North Kenmore
Evening star., 1935-08-28

73s RrTTTNHOUsE ST. N.W-Niceiy fur
nished large front room; gentlemen. Phone
Georgia 1872.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNISHED RM,, KTTCHENETTE. BATH.
for couple. no children; located NV; reas.
UNFURN OR PARTLY FURN. APT, PRI-
vate bath, in private home. by october /.
Box 302-A, r. r. No. l, Silver Spring. Nd.
YOUNG COUPLE WANTS 2 ROOMS.
kitchenette and bath; ne. location pre-
ferred; rent reasonable: Call Atlantic
2669-W. after 5 pm. 20s
Evening star., 1935-08-28

IDEAL DETACHED SUBURBAN HOME
and grounds 1921 Otis st. n e. Brooklandl'
automatic utilities gas heat; S75: small
Evening star., 1935-08-28

BICYCLE, boys. 1885 Hawthorne. nearly
new, balloon tires; sacrif1ce, Sle' Fhoie
evenings Shepherd 2245.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

aUIt otpJtmDtT ], FHOHt COIUmDIa Did.
1887 MICHIGAN AVE NE.-1O ROOMS.
/ bath h,-w.h. sos. Key at ONCE. BRAD
LEY. BEALL 4 HOWARD, Southern Bids.
Phone National O11l
Evening star., 1935-08-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HOUSES-FURNISHED.
HOUSES-FUR. & UNFURNIsHEp

Beautifully furnished center-hall home,
y rooms baths. sun parlor. 2 porches oil
burner, 2-car gar. Owner. Emerson 1894.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

BUCHANAN APIS. 4526 18th sT.-LIV.
nm bed rm, k. b.. porch; 1St A.. st. front.
S46.50 mo-. or $3.50 incl. gas and elec.
4sOO GEORGIA AVE, APT 34-BED
room. wing room, bath. kitchen. dineite,
entr. porch. resident manager. Phone Geor-
ola S355 2S'
Evening star., 1935-08-28

en- privste bath: entire floor: ami;
adults only; $3.50. 2461 18th st.
SlS EMERSON ST. NV. .-3 ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. electric refrigeration:
gas and electricity Included
Evening star., 1935-08-28

1928 N NW-Front studio room for two;
beautifully furnished walking distance;
lie
Evening star., 1935-08-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

S37 .5O-2 RMS, KIT, BATH; UNEUR,;
IN Christian home; near bus; employed
couple preferred. Phone Clarendon 1851. |.
ITNFURN. APT, 3 ROOMS; NEWLY Pa
pered; private bath. ,h.-wh.; $40. 1928
Bunker Hill rd.; block bus line. Nj.
BY OWNERS 1.-TWO ADULTS)-2 LARGE
rooms 2nd floor, with 2 large porches.
ami, garage, telephone radio and use OF
living room; brick house large lot: adults
only; furnished to suit permanent tenant;
no other apartments. Service or Govt. en-
ploye or responsible parties; references re-
ouired; electric refrigerator and stove; very
quiet: bus l block; $50. Box 1873. Clar-
endon, Va.