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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-15

Just Another CoumiG8t0n
This creates another commission,
and We have enough commissions
now-we're being lobbied to death"
concluded Jones. A. +. Bonzer, r..
Of Richland protested the bill was
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-15

Cloudy and colder, probably much
colder tonight: Saturday fair.
The Washington times., 1935-10-29
OHIO PITTING
. ROOSEVELT,
HOOVER
BY EARL GOODWIN

President Roosevelt today was
invited to address the Ohio So
ciety of New York at a dinner
in New York city sometime in
January""-and the fact that the
society has already arranged to
entertain and hear former PreSi-
dent Hoover on November 16 set
capital politicians talking today.
The President was invited for
mally by Frank r. Coates, presi-
dent Of the Ohio Society of New
York, who was accompanied by
Charles c.. Green and Wendell
wilkie. No definite arrange
ments for the Presidential ap-
pearance were made and the
date is apparently cup in the
air"
The Ohio society's dinner No
vember 16 will give Mr.. Hoover
the first opportunity he has had
to make a political speech in the
East since his 1882 campaign.
Started 1928 Drive in Ohio
The fact that this will be before
an Ohio audience is interesting to
political observers, because Ohio
is where Mr.. Hoover threw his hat
in the ring to gain the Republican
nomination in 1928, challenging
the whole Republican field, includ-
ing the late Senator Willis, the
Buckeye favorite son at the time.
President Roosevelt may not at
tend the Ohio affair, but he GER
tainly will have an opportunity to
deliver a long expected political an
sWer to the attacks on his admin
istration when he speaks to a
huge assembly of Georgians at At
lanta on November 20. His at
tendance at the Georgia home
coming" was officially announced
at the White House today.
The President will spend Thanks
giving at Warm Springs and go
to Atlanta the next day for the
celebration. This event is being
tremendously ballyhooed in Geor-
gia, where Administration sup
porters expect to wipe out much
Of the adverse sentiment aroused
by Governor Talmadge.
Many White House Visitors
Today's White House list of en-
gagements was unusually heavy.
and included an afternoon confer
ence at which Secretary of Interior
Ickes and two or three of his
housing officials are expected to
discuss the troubles they have had
pushing the Public Works housing
program. There have been court
actions delaying the acquisition Of
land and governmental red tape
which has given housing programs
in other branches Of the Govern
fnent long start over Secretary
1ckeS' program.
Apparently the budget was set
aside today, after several long dis
cuSsionS yesterday in which Secre-
tary Morgenthau and Budget Di-
rector Bell participated. The
White House today refused to COM
ment on a speech made in Los
Angeles yesterday by Prof. Rex
ford G.. Tugwell, mo. / Brain
Truster," in which he said it was
contemplated that the budget
would be balanced by 1888.
The Washington times., 1935-10-29
D. E., ETHIOPIA
IN RADIO

Direct communication between
the American Legation at Adds
Ababa, Ethiopian capital, and
Washington, to be used "only in
emergencies" has been established
here by the Navy radio station in
a preliminary test, it was learned
today.
Despite efforts Of both the
State and Navy departments to
keep the tests secret it was
learned that faint signals from
the emergency station at Adds
Ababa were picked up by the
Navy station.
Four experts sent by the Navy
Department to erect a transmit
ting station in Adds Ababa sue
ceeded in communicating with
the State Department. The sig.
nails were not sufficiently clear
for regular or commercial use,
1t was said, and further tests
will be made.
At both the State and the
Navy Departments it was empha-
sized that the Adds Ababa sta
tion IS not intended for regular
use.
The Washington times., 1935-10-29
Mrs. Redfern
Awaits Long
Lost Mate

Her eyes dry but bright with
wonder and hope, q beautiful,
black-haired woman sits in her
apartment in Cleveland. Ohio,
waiting to learn whether her hus-
band. believed dead for eight
years, is alive though crippled in
the wilds of Dutch Guiana.
She is Mrs. Paul Redfern, wife
of the American aviator who in
1927 took off from Brunswick,
Ca, for Rio de Janeiro, and was
thought to have lost his life when
his plane crashed In the jungle.
But now Army planes are poised
at the Panama Canal Zone wait
ing for the order to take off for
Dutch Guiana from whence have
come tales indicating her husband
is alive and living among natives
unable to reach civilization or
to get word to the wife he left
eight years ago.
State Department officials have
received information from M. A.
Melcherts. schoolmaster at a
Roman Catholic Mission, and
from william La Varre, well.
known explorer, indicating Red.
fern is living in the wilds OF
Dutch Guiana.
Major Willis Taylor. air corps
explorer. is ready to head the
Army expedition into the jungle.
He Is only awaiting approval from
the War Department-approval
virtually assured by the latest
evidence Redfern Is alive.
The Washington times., 1935-10-29

an iceberg or something like that
for nesting activities, officers ex-
planned, but this penguin just
built private nest in clump of
bushes. If Matched, the chick will
be the first penguin ever born In
captivity.
The Washington times., 1935-10-29
A. T. T. Asks Rehearing
international News Service


The American Telephone and
Telegraph Company and the New
York Telephone Company today
filed before the Federal communi-
cations commission a petition for a
rehearing in connection with the
installation of the experimental
coaxial cable between New York
city and Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1935-10-29
Penguin Lays Egg

PHILADELPHIA d.N.SD.-Zoo
officials, astounded by the action
Of one of the gardens penguin
flock in laying an egg, are hoping
against hope that chick will be
Matched. Usually the birds need
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14

Innerspring mattress with
premier wire coils in felted
cotton. Floral ticking cover.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-14

Good quality hardwood chair,
sanded smooth, ready to paint.
Comfortable Windsor style.
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2943 MACOMB ST. N.W.-Desirabe room,
first floor, adj. bath; phone bet. home.
near Conn, ave. Gentleman. Phone
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIANO-Smallest size baby grand. SI15:
the convenient size that will tuck away IN
condition. Pay 81 weekly. Kits. 1880 G st.
PIANO-ACCORDION with plush-li case.
AZ bass. brand-neW. never been used;
S9S.50, terms. Phone National $3.50.
PIANO-Lovely little apartment upright
with a fun keyboard. Sl5O. One Of our
nest-selling models and, in splendid con-
ditlon Just repossessed. it can be pur-
chased by continuing the weekly payments
of 81 so. Natl. 1870. kits, 1880 G ST.
ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANo;two
music boxes; sacrifice sale. Phone Green
wood l1l6-J, 10 m. TO l pm. g
PIANO-For the person interested in a
Eo e2e sturdy l, moderately priced piano.
mahogany baby grand designed in the
plain style that goes well with any furni-
ture and finished IN deep. rich mahog-
new, At S335 the best buy in our store
today. National 4730. Kits. 1890 G st.
PLANos-.Kurtzman. $50; Frederick $50.
gan; SIS Smiths Transfer STORAGE Co.
1913 You St NV. Phone North 3343
PIANO-Louis XIV period model baby grand
finished IN lovely butt walnut. Now
make Of piano; = real value considering
It has been used less than SIX tx months. Pay
sale prices: Chickering upright black case
$50 Haires player. sos; Hartman up
right fine condition. SS5: Lester upright,
mahogany S4s; Lauter grand Al. :S225.
Sole representatives for the famous Hard
man, Harrington. Bradbury and A. B.
Chase pianos. Grands and uprlghts for
rent. Hugo Worch. 1110 G. Est. 1879
PIANO-At S2s5 we have an unusual value
a Colonial model paby grand, one OF the
latest and most popular styles. Used only
four months. it looks and plays as If new.
A repOSsesSion that can be purchased by
merely continuing the weekly payments of
$50 National 473d kits. 1880 G ST.
COMBINATION phonograph and radio
sra 50; terms. Monarch Radio Shop,
1918 G. 81. NV.
PIANO. Knabe small upright plain ma
hogany case. like new. cheap for cash.
1929 irving st. ne.
PIANOS Reconditioned uprights of good
make S35. So S55. SITS and up All
fully guaranteed and the price includes
Paw : weekly kits. 1880 G st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ALCOHOLIC VERAGE CONTROL
5OARD, Washington. D. C.. september 20,
1885 Notice is hereby given that me iois
Under Under the Dist District t' Of Columbia Alcoholic
Beverage Control Act. that remonstrants
are entitled to be heard before the grant,
be had on such applications for LICENSES
on October ! l: 1928, at 10 AN, IN Room
McHugh. Retailers G. sci I1th ST. NV;
3115. Mary Natoh. Retailers B. 936 9th
Mason. Isaac Cans Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board se26oc3
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FOUNTAIN COURT.
WANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-In NV preferably near Deal
School, double room. twin beds. and single
room with private bath, for three. Phone
Emerson 3A26
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. PROCURE
mept Division. Public Works Branch;
Westminster, .. G. Sept. q: 1885 Sealed
bids. in duplicate. will be publicly opened
in this office at 10 m. Oct. %, 1885. for
Furnishing all labor and materials .i and per
doors. etc, in the U. S. P. o; Dept. Bldg,
Washington. D. C. Specifications, not ex-
ceedng one copy, may be obtained at this
Office in the discretion OF the. Assistant
Director of Procurement Public Works
Branch. w. E REYNOLDS. Assistant Di-
rector. of Procurement. Public Works
Branch. oc3,5.7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
Lot Goes With Ladder.

NEW CASTLE, Pa. (P.-To get
two ladders for his painting business
at an auction, George Hanna was
obliged to buy the entire contents
of barn. He got rare crystal glasses,
an antique bedstead, set of tea ware,
Turkish towels, candlesticks and
willow ware
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
MOTOR TRAVEL.

PARTY DESIRES TRANSPORTATION TO
Boston and return via New York. Refer
ences EXCHANGED. Columbia O390. A.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI. FLA WILL AC-
commodate .: references EXCHANGED. 1474
Chaplin st. NV. Phone Adams 1125-W.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES TRANSPORTA-
ton Richmond. Indiana. october IL. Phone
Adams 2217 after q.
TRAVELLING BOSTON SATURDAY. RE-
turning Oct. 70: accommodate 3; 1895
Ford; reasonable charge; references. Ad-
dress Box 312-E. Star office.
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APARTMENTs-FUR. & UNFUR.

THE ANCHORAGE TEA HOUSE. 6O3
Queen St. Alexandria Va.-3 rooms, bath
. rooms hath. furnished or unfurnished
third floor. sos month. Charming old
house, high ceilings. plenty hot water
quiet adults only. Phone Alexandria 1878.
1914 TODD PL. NE-TWO ROOMS AND
kitchen. ami newly decorated: conven-
tent to Post Once and Govt Printing
ONCE; adults. Phone North 3050-J.
APARTMENTS. NEWLY DECORATED,
some furnished IN high-class northwest
buildings Car available on appointment
Cali Mrs. GREEN. Adams 454S.
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SALESWOMEN.

A first-class store has OPEN
ings for young women of
high caliber in the following
departments: Sportswear,
Misses Dresses and Coats,
Millinery and in Mems Fur
nishingS. Address Box 279-E,
Star Office.
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2167 WOODLEY PL. NV, near Wardman
Park-LaTge bright room: twin beds; pri-
vate sitting room adjoining; no other room
ers; unlim phone Reasonable
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L Il
MASSAGE. coLoNIcs-HoURs. 10 Am.
to pm. 1419 N st. NV. Apt %. 9.
REAL TREATMENTS. sTIMULAToR
s sbove cab d hath ana sun
ENTER 1901 o.. Phone North 1866. 5.
ALCO RUBs. BATHS. WHITE NURSE.
720 18TH NV. toff Pa. .aveo. Apt: 3.
Hours. 10 to 0. Open Sunday. e
sAnS zo1E5 REAy1x 1ssa
manent wave and hair dye. 8.
PHYSIO THERAPY TREATMENTS BY
graduate nurse; hours. 10 until s. by appt.
only. Phone Natl. 3514, Suite lis. 3.
PROFESSIONAL YOUNG, MAN DESIRES
yenient Govt. bldg. Address Box 26S-E.
Star office. Sc
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
"; W, Chambers Co offers complete
Wofds tS5 as
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for Ss5 In case Of death call
S1ei our I addr es We We viii viz send YOU
ehapin eslSn bGs o Ss 20 Si7 iisS
PETER PAN SCHOOL.
Distinctive training: pre-school, kinder
garten. 1st-4th grades; piano. English;
culture: indvidualiZed tutoring; staff child
PSYCHOLOGIST: reas. rates: 1904 Park rd
NV. Phone Adams 2734.
BEST CARE GIVEN BED PATIENTS:
pleasant home life for convalescent: regu-
lated dietary; rates moderate. Shep. 2617.
HEMORRHoIDS ERADIcATED. BY MY
own method: results effective for NE.
time or money back. Write for booklet:
W " edRss iaSS sIuges5II I'd Adsns osss
LICENSED PHYsIOTHERAPIsT VITO
net. infra-ray treatments at your residence
or hotel. Phone North 2209. 4.
BEAUTIFUL MASTER BED ROOM SUIT
able lady. desiring attractive home, pvt.
nursing. excellent meals: lovely porch and
view. Do not phone. 2702 Wisconsin ave.
MASSAGE, BATHS. COLONIES. ENEMA
ia; Alpine lamp treatments. Dist. eo7l'
White nurse
EXCELLENT CARE TO INFANT FROM
birth. in good home. Post once Box $50,
Harrisburg. Pa. y.
TO. WINTER .FLORIDA-CULTURED Ell
derby widow, healthy disposition. will act
housekeeper companion secretary. reader,
sew. assist blind or child; expenses and $50
month. Box 81. Oakton, Va.
WANT SOME ONE 10 ADOPT MY EIGHT
week-old baby boy. Must have best REFER
ences. Address Box 2S7-E. Star ONCE. ~
CATHEDRAL HALL sCHoOL-KINpER-
Ing, play Sat; transS. Reas. Geo. e544.
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ANTIQUE CRYSTAL FIXTURES, electric
fed a; unusually fine, perfect: worth
twice the asking price. Don't wait see
BATH TUB beams. linteis, steel sash.
heating boilers. pipe, sash and doors. gas
radiators: slate roof; lumber $40 per
thousand and up. SO r st. s.w
BEDS Cd, metal. 2 months old; reason.
able. 926 23rd St NV AZ
Bel. ROOM. dining room suite, studio
couch. rugs. twin beds. davenport suite,
gateleg table. Edelman. 1908 Georgia ave.
BICYCLES-Rollfasr ana other nlgn-grade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle q Sporting Goods
Store. aga 9th NV.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. ali sizes;
supplies, repairing, ptng-pong tables and
accessories. Conn. $40 9th st. NV. d. All.
BOILER AND FURNACE REPAIR PARTS.
wid sr aaSHs9rtmsRt q sTate bars etc. etc.
kegs any Size and and eEa ntii southeast
P PSttIs SUPPLY Supply Gc 1880 18th st. &C.
BUCKWHEAT BLOWERS burn cheap coal.
give automatic heat. $3.50 up. Take ad
vantage Of our advanced sale OF furnace
blowers. thermostats and aquastats, Pay
Tor them out OF your savings on coal. We
will be glad to explain without oblisation.
Halris Armature Co.. 9th and o SITS. NV.
Phone North 1890. a.
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SIG; "a mo-. Just Ike
lo. 5 Underwood BIG 18th ST NV
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! 1876 CONN AVE NV newly papered
and painted rooms. furnished; use Of
phone. Phone North 4464
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TUXEDO. never worn. IS SIZE: assorted
carpenter tools: oScillating G. E fan. r.
inch oak cellarette. oak settee Beautyrest
mattress. 4s3l 36th NV. Apt. sol
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Typewriter Co.
All makes. including portables Rent, sell.
repair Away from high rents. Open eve
nings. 1431 East Capitol st Line. oOs2.
TYPEWRITER SALE-Bargains in fine
machines. United" S13 l4th st. NV
Phone National 6O63.
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1901 CONN. AVE. APT. 207-BEAUTI.
fully appointed Arm. kit. and bath apt:
living room 15x26 it,. grand piano, radio.
nhnne Shenherd 242R-W a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
POULTRY AND EGGS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MUST SELL AT ONCE. 100 pullets and
yearling hens; also large chicken house;
reasonable. Phone Greenwood 2645..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisement Under this head.
fno are presumed to Be from pr.
pate fndtptduals. unless the adper.
tfsemenf otres q firm name or. o
business address or states the word
Dealer. Members OF the public
pho ind dealers masqHerading IN
this columns a. pSipdte tndirfduols
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for tnrestt0atioS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

VACUUM CLEANER-l935 de luxe Apex
floor sample: bargain for cash Apex
Elec. Co, 700 9th ST. NV. Open ewes.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.


s4a { Is ! St 6Ss6ea aS reasoR
able; . car lines. Phone Columbia 1902.
172S IRVING ST. N.W.-Double room.
private bath. in lovely private home; con-
veniently located. Phone Col. 2365-J.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-s3.50 wk-; single
car lines; han rm. So; men. adams 1923
g., 10l4 18th ST; NV;
telephone, parlor; reasonable rates. 6'
2633 CONN AVE. N;w.-Highly. attractive
suite: . rooms and bath; for discriminate
ing gentlemen. Phone Columbia 3437.
SOB A ST. sE-Front bed room and
Kitchen So so: Tqn nndTa hot water. Adults
I722 ST sfoE + YOU AyE WILL M az
Joy: RATES Low; SERVICE PR PRo 9IyT,Ts
oP 5RSt For sE ihNHsPEcF1oN; DINNER. $50
100: BREAKFAST. 1:15 TO 300,
CLEVELAND PARK - Lovely. attractive
double and single rooms taclnE Pa H6 yeas.
newly decorated all new furniture; single.
81 week: double. So week.
14Ss MERIDIAN PL. NV, - Attractive,
large 2nG-aoor room Singe or ooabIe'
Phone Columbia 0243.
31ls 18th ST. N.w.--Large room. TWIN
two; gentlemen. Phone Columbia 4444.
Mr.. DUPONT .CIRCLE-Larse., newly furn.
rm': twin beds: lovely priv. home; gent.
pref: 81 week each. Potomac 59s9-J. 3.
IN CLEVELAND PARK-With private FAM
lily; pleasant room for gentleman. Phone
Cleveland 0193.
1926 BAY ST. SE.-Large room. Phone
Lincoln 4S11-J.
49S DELAFIELD PL. NW.-Large, beauti-
ful room with 2 windows; private home.
Phone Columbia 5SSs.
1857 QUE ST. N.W.-Large, double room.
suitable . or 3: large single room; free
phone. oil heat. cont. hot water.
3640 18th ST. N.w.-Front room. twin
porfation; waking distance Central and
Roosevelt High
2O13 COLUMBIA RID. N.W-Double rooms,
comforts; convenient. Decatur 1249.
2S2S CONN. AVE. - Suite library. bed
room private home; reference; single or
double
NEAR WARDMAN PARK. 2725 Woodley
pl.-Beautifully furnished room, adjoining
bath: very reasonable.
NEAR WALTER REED 1900 Geranium st.
Attractive front room. excellent board; de-
tached corner residence. 3.
5729 COLORADO AVE. N,w::--Lovely.
single. front room; newly furn;; $50. , Also
s spRR swn ovs beds T. w
bus. Board optional. Georgia 6ss7.
914 2and Nw-Quiet front room. day
bed or bed: adjacent bath. small apt: tele.
phone privileges walking dist; one-half
block Pa. ave. car line. Phone west 1O11.
319 E. CAPITOL ST.-Comfortable room.
block Capitol, Supreme Court Congress
sional Library.
ON ROCK CREEK PARK-Better rooms
for less. for 3 young men; always vacant
car seats; S2.25 UP; bus at door. Phone
Columbia 1865.
DOWNTOWN-Nicely furn., single, sleep
ing rooms, SO and "a weekly. 10l6
Massachusetts, ave. NV.
1920 EYE ST. N.W.-Comfortable room
in refined atmosphere: downtown location.
All conveniences. Gentleman.
NV. SUBURB-Quiet. Catholic family.
nears bus and cars. Call Emerson 5677.
1914 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Nicely furn..
first-floor front room. for two; also single
room for one; S15 month.
I74O N ST. N.W-Very large room with
kitchenette; suitable for two young men
or employed couple. Reference.
146 r ST. .N.E-Room in private family.
employees. Mrs. Dowdy.
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sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN.


YOUNG COUPLE. colored. from Virginia.
and cook or nurse. Phone Adams 4960-J.
sITUATIONS-WOMEN.
DREssMAKER. experienced, wants sewing
Of any kind by day or week. Phone North
GIRL, light colored educated. wants posi-
4 7ipH ~ '0-ee1-0-A- 0-n'e van f's VII
NURSE. practical. especially fond of aged
people; refined, dependable. good reference;
also exp. baby nurse. Phone District 1868.
NURSERY GovERNEss speaking German
after 8 pm, Wisconsin 385s-J. s.
STENOGRAPHER, speedy. competent. pos
Sessing executive ability, personality; ref
erences; S95. Address Box 2S5-E. Star
Office.
srENoGRAPHER- TYPIsT part-time work;
expert stenographer, experienced mortgage
theses, Teports, copy work etc. typed. cali
TYPIST general ONCE work exp; knowl-
edge of shorthand; references. Phone
Wisconsin 4260-W.
WOMAN with rev S-cylinder, 5-pass car,
car and give driving and other services TO
lady. Address Box 263-E. Star office. Sc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CoI.ORED GIRL wants work by the day;
good ref. Call Lincoln 2096-M.
COLORED GIRL out of school, wants job
as mothers thsd,S helper or nurse stay nights
Call Lincoln 1o13-1.
COLORED GIRLS ., want days work,
part time or full, Call West 2S6O-J,
CoLoRED WqM NnL exper r s wants
oei S.i,.s =. H,!te.. WI n ~ VI 81. Il. W;
COLONEL WOM raf he eompetent. as maio.
seamstress; stay nights; best reference.
Call Decatur 44S5.
COOK. .colored f1rst-cless. conscientious,
wants place IN or out OF town: stay nights;
references Phone North 9237.
DAYS OR PART-TIME WORK. by expe-
r!enced colored girl; ref. Phone Columbia
S3ll-R
GENERAL HOUSEWORK DAYS or part
time work, by colored girl. Phone Decatur
2173
GIRL, colored wants general house mart
time or days work, light cooking or nurse.
Home nights. Phone Lincoln 1913.
GIRL colored from the South. wants gem
eral housework. part or fun time; city
references. Phone North 1854
GIRL neat. reliable wishes morning work;
good worker; excellent ref; Call 10 a m.
TO 30 pm. North 1851.
GTPT coIored desires emnlovment oeperoi
housework or days work, full or part time.
Call Atlantic 59lS.
GIRL. colored neat wishes general house
work, part time or days work: ref. Phone
Decatur 22o4.
as maid, nursing. laundress or general
houSeWork. Phohe ADAMS jaw.
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1881 IRVING ST Nw-NIcELY FURN..
large front room. kitchen, semi-private
bath; heat. gas. cleo. included; S3S mo. 5s
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WASHER, Apex HoOr sample. with pump:
regularly $3.50. reduced to S4450 Apex
Elec. Co. zoe 9th st. NV. at G. Open eve.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES model Coronas
and L c. Smiths for rent Bargains in re-
built and reconditioned machines. The l.
G: Smith and Corona Typewriters Inc.
l01s 18th st NV. Phone National 0411.
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WOMAN OF REFINEMENT .WISHE6 TO
share small handsomely furnished apt.
with l or responsible women in employ
ment. Phone Columbia 272O-W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

SEWING MACHINES cleaned oiled ad-
justed. S1.50; all repairs guaranteed:
rentals. So month. Col. 92l3 until pm.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES S. and up:
all guaranteed; terms: all makes repaired.
631 H st ne. Phone Lincoln 7O22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

PIANOS FOR RENT. So per month and
up largest selection in WASHINGTON to
choose from. Rent paid applies to pur-
chase price II you decide to buy later For
special sale values see our ads under the
Musical instruments" classification. Phone
National 4130. kits 1880 G st
PIANO. Mason g. Hamlin upright: good
condition: $50. 80 Grafton St, Chevy
Chase Md