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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

"Adrsrfissmrnts snder this hsud-
iEc 1ie pFssnmsd 10 bs from PIT
rGtr 'HdIridudls nnisS the 0drer-
fiSemerr ones O frm name or
bHStHess odd,ess or states the ,Gord
Dealer. Members or ths oublic
WhO fGd dealers asqusrGdinp ~
fhS coinmH as prirofe Hd,ufdHols
are Hrosd 70 rsport the mnttef 10
The StdT for investtoot,oR."
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines Of business.

PAINTING paperbanging of IN. better
rla>s: floors ref1nishe6; guaranteed esti-
mates A. e. Burrell Cleveland 7214
PAINTING Paperins, Roofing, Gener-
NJ: L. Smith. 1924 Webster q. W. Adams II GS
PAPERING Painting rooms, SIS up.
Prompt. Do nv own
work. lookout. Adams ;os1. Dist. a99i.
PAPERING,,PA = Deal direct With
am Call Metz any time. Columbia 03as
PAPERING ROOMS. So up. Prompt
service A 7 George
SOS Oneida pi. NV Phone Georgia 9l6S
PAPERING RMS, 2-SToRY HALL. $50
and up quick service: white mechanics
Call any time Neat papers. Adams 2326
PAPERHANGING ana painting: rooms 81
up Including paper; no Job too small
work guaranteed. Phone Atlantic 37S3-J
PAPERHANGINCi painting plasterine floor
scrapine; f1rst-class workmanship guarsn-
teed: estimates cheerfully given; closets
papered Tree. Kurt7 Bros. Natl. O3o3. az
PLASTERINCi. repairs stucco resurfaced
Craftex. cement 1esky Easements. damp
walls. !esky roofs; guar. Minnick. Lincoln
1o6o 3O@
UPHOLSTERING slip covers, cushions. re-
Garland Ss32 Ga ave Phone Geo s6ds
VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRING, 81
includes complete checking OF motor.
borough o,linR tighten looss parts. I'd :.
risiine fot hest performance Additional
parts rec sonphis Washington Applis nee
Co. az nv. Astrcooltsn aA23-
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FARM AND GARDEN.

PEONIEs 75c dozen. fresh from garden
Order now for Memorial day. Mrs H. A.
Morrison, 426 Flower ave. Takoma Park.
Phone Shepherd 1899.
FOR SALE@First-grade top dressing for
lawns. no odor: S15 for approximately
S-ton loads. delivered. JOHN Y. FRAMP
TON Lincoln Univ. Pa. AZ
NOW is the time to use bone meal on yonr
lawns; 81 for 100 pounds. Milton Hopfen-
maier Estate. $500 st. NV. Phone
WeSl 1A3o
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PERSONAL.

DrNGLE DINING ROOM. 140a L ST NV.
Special holiday dinner. soc. served 3:30
to pm.
MASSAGE SPECIALIST offers soothing re-
lief for tired body and spinal fatigue. For
appt., Dist. 64I2. Open Sun. KresRe Bldg.
Il
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there is no need 10 feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in
W w Chambers Co offers complete
funeral cars end all for as little as $50.
worlds finest waterproof airtiaht guar
Chambers for SS5 In case of death cell
the Greater W W. Chambers CO.. l4th.
write our address We will send you .
beautiful cal atalopue of how we do It,
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HEM MORRHoTDs FRADTCATFp BY MY
own method results effective for a life
time or money back Write for book let:
no drugs or surgery DR. SOMMER-
WERCK. 126h Columbia 20 Acsms O3SS
RESERVATIONS FOR PARKING SPACE AC-
cepted TO June Sth for Shriner's Convention
on Cow. space allotted TO Shrine Commit =
tee; or and near Pa. ave. between 7th and
3rd SITS NV. Phone National 4S53 or
Georcia 4f6O az
NURSING HOME-BE BEAUTIFUL. cool
room private bath skilled nursing. splen-
dl6 diet. for invalid. convaiescent: first =
risss references Reasonable. 21O2 Wis
ave. Phone Emerson 1894
LARGE ROOM. PRIVATE BATH. WITH
meals on unusual nearby country estate
Only one guest accented Garage facilities:
S1S0 month Eaaninat tion warranted
Eeferences exchanged. Address Box 4sO-D.
STAR ofire. 31s
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HOTSES-FTRNISHFD.

CHEVY CHASE. MAR C1RCLF; JrNE 70
Sept ~ IDEAL 10Y Summer. a'ry tnn1r
ample gEornos and shade tess. Phone
Wisconsin 90
CLEVELAND PARIS ROOMS, : BATHS
.or surner, slec reffis ki"5 ro 7soc
25'h s. nesi Neusrk C'el ns4o 60
CHEVY CHASE ND ATTRACTIVE
ton sleeping norch hullt-Ip ssrsFs Fsrt
June 10 Sep-erhsr -. FPfsrsness re
oHl.ed Phone Wisconsin l533
MODERN HoMF CoMPrFTFtY Fr'F
Takoma Psrs. Mo. Phone !Shechsr"
DISTINCTIVE FURNISHED : ROOM
and slFep'nc porch. all modern cor'er
Summer m ClsveJsnd FsrE- .Fsrt - =sr
-ember J SI"5 morf1 ca" Clev z:4t
BF COOL THIS syMMFF PENT 10. FM
house furnished an -. a. minutes t'oT,
acres. Sioo mouth Phone roromac % -
NEWARK ST NV. NEAF CONN AVE-
Living ru1 laree dining m, 3 hso rr
cressIns IN. maid rnl. Eersss; dssscnsc e
lease sl25 no Prone Emerson :5"s
- BRYANT 81. NE-6-ROOM MODPRN
home perfecI ccndrlon. Complets,y ~
nishsd: vacant, june T. Can r, o"NF6 J 1o0
TAKCMA PARKS ROOMS, SLEEPING
porch. detached. shower. slec- retrigerat'or
completely furnished. $50 per month. from
June J TO Oct, !. Gail Sherherd 1923
after 5,3n.
SPRING VALLEY
jane l,t 70 September l5rh. s 'oon
q bed rooms. - baths. $3.50 per month
Phone Emerson :o6;;.
BEAUTIFUL HOME IA VARNUM ST
nv = ami. ear. completely W
niShed. Kelvinato, open for lnenec'on
Phone Columbia H@32.
THOS d WALSH INC
g \
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BEDDING MATTRESSES, nox snrtnss ana
r!1cTs reno hest prices and prompt Gel.
wash Mattress Co., $40 L ST, ". Nat. 1919.
CAMERA REPAIRING
go drS r11LEF I, dsLBERT sbdns T.tlpn,i INci AZ.
CARpENTER--Genersl repairs done by ex-
certenced mechanics: cahinPtWork. screens.
rcrches repaired; free estimate. Phone
Adam s6Gi =
CARPENTER or repsr work; psrti-
lon rrtc@s District s@64 before Q pm. p
CARPENTER -BUILDER-Siore fronts, ga
taree painting general repairs; reaS.; exp
s'a,ttt rhore Lincoln ?o3l.
CHAIR CANEING tNo!l pPHoLsTER, I 3 :
1855 foth NV Met 3062
EIccfr;c FLOOR PLUGS and small re-
zo1 18th ,t o'}rS oolnmsts dh sasefI Ioas Ese 90
ELECTRIC WIRING Fixture. snd res
rstra: Al. house fixtures l. base plugs. S55
teasl Elec. Co $40 Upshur NV Col. S3ei.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED: re
Liable: reasonable. Sanding machines
rented Phone Lincoln 1:1S. H Rich
srdScn,s Floor Service.
HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED
CalfHet SOFA.
HRODT INC.
t75 llth "a lfth ohs r
fcn rrAsTERTNC1 and cement work M
.-.ct tcc far none toc ANAL VIM Thomas
eacns Tlstr,cr 1870 Shf
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WANTED-ROOMS,
APARTMENTS-FURNJSHED

QUIET GENTLEMAN wishes room north
vest section. prefer Takoma Park ~.
mo Phone Sheoherd ?;3U II, Coca
TsAo!na Park
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

THF RELIABLE AGENCY Dec 5561. l4O2
Z th. furnishes GOOD cooks buffers g.h "
carttire DAY workers. chsuffeurs. couples.
r1OMESTTC AGENCY. Dec. "4Ia. 1928 9Th
furnishes cooks. G.h.w.. days workers. but
.je's housemen. ChaufeUrs. Kitchen helpers.
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BOATS.

LAUNCHES (2); one 36-ft power Gray
engine $50 h.p.: one 4O-ft.. power Ruffslo
4O-6O Sale or exchange for improved
D. C. propertv Phone Lincoln 2252.
FOR SALEESCRIPPs marine motor, $500:
oOO-hp, f-cyl. will demonstrate in boa t
at Corinthian Yacht Club. See Steward
Seeiev
OUTBoARD motors; new and used: serv-
ice and parts: trsde-ins and credit. 1910
E st sc
CRUISER BARGAIN; tiptop condition.
ready to 20; 3S-foot commercially built
cruiser: almost new marine engine. toilet,
running water, hunks complete Phone
Hartee's wharf Galesville. Nd. l.
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WINDOW DRESSERS. 10
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

rHFr Wanted experienced chef colored
rNowas Gr1ll ZOO YoU 81. NV.
CCLGRFD COUPLE. reliable: cook and
butler chauffeur N country home near
Wazhinctcr larce family: 90 10 Maine for
Summer CIV references REQUIRED: $50 per
r1onth Pot - Route !. Bethesda. Nd
COLORFD COUPLE Man 20 90 general
Noueeu ork. wife must he Al cook. neat in
eureaT5nCe i,v'n2 quarters references.
4rr'y : 20 6 p n. lS! Columbia I'd. NV.
-T1k SHIPPING CLERK. eXperiencsd;
= noles@le p'a n good wages. steady work.
A@Hrr,s RoA Is;-D Star office
TEACHER or college student 70 demon
=trsts -i'I6y cuidP, SlG5 for IS DAYS
tts'el expense. Address Box IO4-D Star
=
u nj GIVE ROOM % married compile
hoard N wife for household service
rhone Metropolitan s95t after pm.
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Observation-Disclosures.

ATTENTIOE::-;Will purchase for cash tolr
and discarded jswelryj, Estates nas. bought Wt,I
cali. Phon. Charles. M.tronolitan seA1. i
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS Of Presidents
snS Hobss st'@S gSop eGssfeas F 6s ss fsn'
BOOKS wANTEp sscond,hsnd L d.. hunSIeS srs5
Pearlman 1711 @ st. nv. District 3643.
CLOTHING-Hiehest prices paid for mems
used clothing herman,s ansz liz n I'm st st NV
household goods once furniture: also mer-
ciiandise Prompt attention. District 81 ~.
FURNTTURE-We pay highest cash prices
Fl G knss fHrn9ss Gs as.r ons NaSn
FURNTTURE-seving machines. household
goods. ali kinds; highest prices paid. Call
North so4O before selling Prompt service a0!
ssn.ss Fsss press psd for
results call anv time. Lincoln 64SS. l.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china, glassware.
rugs. silverware, pa1nf,nes. Hlgnest csSn
prices uaid. Call Murray: Adams 6133. 30'
ULTRAVIOLET lamps. 6 bousht; a;,scle sold e: sn,
sa1-D star once.
wADr'eff 1ss :. cb!sp far esao s.S rSou. efss
yEK, RiATfNgM; TEETH. sOIsSARDEP sSAI
cENSE TO BUY. WE Pay Cash. A.
KAHN. INC. IS YEARS Ar a3b F
OLD GOLp, silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
suRNsTINE's os1 q ST NV
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
SILVER watches diamonds and old d,s-
Gess seH ltsens. ,sMst to k%e etsa seltmseH SIS
WE PAY CASH FOR
OLD GOLp-DJAMONDS.
saeN.e asrs. Co tAeA u Y. Ave-. Nv.
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BUTCHER, HrSt-class. with knowledge OF
groceries and vegetables. Apply at once
o0f Sth II
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-oIiECTOR for instaIlment furniture
house a weli-payinR position is open for
: fhornuehlv reliable and honest man.
Come outside selling ability is helpful.
A,I-t have previous experience in the same
lire Recular salary with expenses paid.
ArdreSS RoN ISg-D Star ONCE,
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CARPENTERS t?N TO trim out = houses;
~, 3Os
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MAN ujrh raU FOR inspection work. sales
experience hPlpfU! but not essential. Good
rsrnrnES and iuture Come rtaov tor WORK
Frinay . -, AN floor. employment ONCE.
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PenpA hard cosl-Whie ash. stove egg
nut. $40: buCkwhest ". so rice So 50.
pea coal 81 5o Ton y4O lbs 10 The ton
LORD BALTIMORE COAL CORP
1874 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West 36l6.
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DVNTAl LABORATORY has excellent op-
rcrtIniiv foi plate poiisher and hnlsher.
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RESTDENCF
aorsrS-FUR, & UNTURNJsurn

S ROOMS. E. BATHS. FTRsT-FrOOR Law
storV recreation room. studio room or
third floor. elsc. refriEerstlon. IihrarV 20
foot porch Scar GARAGE o0-6sv OF Ives
lease Phone EheNbeTd go
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ENGINEER. third class, H5-h o. plant. and
,-'her duties. 1925 New YORK ave ne
AZ
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
SPRING PRICESl

PENN. HARD COAL 2,240 to ton: Sum
mer prices. Egg. stove chestnut, SlU ION
pea - 6O Adams 3Ihn daY of mig HI
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CHOICE MODERN APIS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AfAh -tNfUR\ISHED.
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH AT IND
S.,rs.r Sno SIS 5.q1 ~ $40, Phone North IS
NEW APARTMENT. ROOMS. BATH
kitchen ana dinette, ami: rent S%S -
per month. INQUIRE T5o 10Th st. Sc,
IG2 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-OPFN APT,
2-Four rooms. hath. m l.. S?S 50 adults.
Phone Metropolitsn 1856. so
1877 ISHERWOOD ST. NE CBFTWEEN
and E,-PrIvsre Broom apt Freidsire,
EMPLOYED couple. reasonable. Line. lh1S.
ALBAN TOWERS. 300 MASS. AVE. NV.
Ing and dining rooms entrance hsn. kitCh-
en-. screened or open porCheS no '-room.
dinette, kit.. bstn and porch apis Res mgr.
TAX. PK.-CONV. BUS. CARS: LIST FLOOR.
entire expense. S56. Evenings. Geo. 7S2O.
$50 .00-66 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-EX-
ceptionslly attractive bunGalor-type spt.
EFTieidsirs, Apply at Ap,. 400 or phone
tachsd home; r rooms. / and b. With
porch: ADULTS only; SEQ mo 40
Mt. PLEASANT ST, NV altO NEAR
bath ami, refris.: light. s'tractive
~1sS9fSls 1855 Sss+oa ayF. st n r x sas
Metropolitsn 43oo. Emerson o"l6
1869 COLUMBIA RD- Z: ROOMS. KIJCH-
en-, and kitchenette and hath, hrSr-class
order. al brand-nee upholsterinQ. Sta
month, Nov open
"s15 IAN ST. NV = LARGE ROOMS.
kstchrn Innab, nd bath Avsils6Ie June Rent
1915 UPSHUR ST. NV W-LARGE UNFuR-
risbed room for Ink. suitable for business
woman: ami; restricted neishborhood.
24.2 18Th ST NV. RMS. KITCHEN
sits rec hall ,semi-priUa.e hath neHIy
lSth St NV.
500 ALLISON. ST. NV LIVING. ROOM,
bed room. Kitchen. cleo refriG.; Quiet home
IN Petvorth; near bus and cars; adults:
compile preferred; reasonable.
NEW APT.-LIvING ROOM. TWO BED
Tooms Snn r two baths: Kitchen 5nd ndS Slnsfe SO
rSone Sn AsHfa@S sdsms ossi Ss nv Resrsnef Se ADJ
4 ROOMS. KITCHEN. DINETTE. . BATHS
Attractive apartment At Sedswick Gar
dens on Conn. ave Phone Emerson 6.9a.
1910 M ST. NV. DOWNTOWN LARGE,
porch elec refrigeration. 500. E QUINCY
SMITH. INC. a09 18th 81. NV Phone
District 9051.
Two large rooms. recep. nall kitchen and
bath. slec. refrieefarion. Apply Resident
Nanaser on premises, Sterling ps:a.
THE IRvING-HOIMES.
30o0 Dent Pl. NV.
rooms. Kitchen and hath. s]6-
1858 BELMONT ST. NV
Apt OF 2 Rooms. Foyer Kitchen and Bath.
x55 90
Elec Refriaprsti ti0n--JaniiOT on Premises.
THOS J. FISHER g. CO. INC.
13S 18th ST District 6s2n
THE SUSOUEHANNA.
1880 w ST. NV
, Rooms. Kitchen and Rath- S4h
1895 CONN AVE- LARGE ROOMS
kitchen and bath high ceilings Rea-
'0PsSlf RsNDHIh rfn, H APH.s aHAs;NER CO.. INC.
1921 Conn Ave Phone Decatur 1900
DESIRABLE Apt. IN THE CONCORD.
1901 Oregon ave. NV; 4 rooms and bath.
Open fireplace. open porch Rent reduced
10 SRS
John scsIvENER Il RRo. aIt u NV
451O GEORGIA AVE, NV.
: innua .,tIhen ard hath. 1nclrdlrs
prtresIss sro slsets,s lishts. Arr. so'
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MACHINE rRESSERS for linen suits Ap-
e., Tolmau Laundry. 5.AS Wisconsin
Evening star., 1935-05-30

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. 40 per cent
hest= Arply s5o3 Georgia ave. NV.
ArrroMORrtE Statesmen You csn now
make connexions with Washington 5 Oldest
{ 8 model, Wonderful opportunity for the
rrrht men Full cooperation given our
men cu every deSl. See Warren Saunders
ttu 4 T1hbrts Branch, 5H49 Georsia ave.
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Totl NTERMAN experienced in salads snd
szr1uiChpS Address BOX SD. star once.
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NtvN reliable wanted FOR SEhcontt acts
on ner homes. abe 20 Iake care labor
rav ro'! Brady Bros. 4l0 Bond Bids.
rtnNe National 3aI1
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APARTMENTS TNFUR.

9:Is WIS AVE. NV. APT. :7-3 RMS,
ssiichfn dinette snd harh. EXPOSURES.
Ses !eSldent mansEer OF AMERICAN Sc
CURrTY & TRUST co. 18th snd Pa. ave.
nv Phone National 1875.
1882 EYE ST NEWLY BUILT STUDIO
spts.; or rooms and private barnS.
furnished 10 suit tenants or Infurnshed : :
3sO6 COLORADO AVE. NV APT ;
UnfurniShed or partly furnished ant livlng
room. bed room kitchen. semi private
bath. private entrance detached house
AcG!S only. Country home n he civ
APARTMENTS NEWLY DECORATED
some furnished in nish-clsSs northwest
oulctnss Car available on sppolntment.
Cal Mrs GREEN Adams 454S
?4IO 10Th ST. NV: RMS KITCHEN
etie sno bstt; resident mansser. nice
location near Ro"f Creek PARK
CHOICE MODERN APIS,
10 , ROOMS. $40 TO S7.,.,u
Mocern hreDrOof bGs "i-hI elevator.
Switchboard service: rstrisersrou house
current: neatly furnished - sLgrt svt; a
charge. TouTeine. go 2 Nv. Pot 1900
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Per-
sonal is cents pc" line additional
10 the regular line rate
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MECHANICS ,Hr. screen and Wea ther strip.
6Tsf-rlass / mill mechanic ceGuiar work.
tnna Ne1 York ave National 6lNU,
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THE PORTLAND.
il3a Vermont svs: clean comforts his
ecnueuient; reg sonsbis rates: hctel serties,
vst ~ work.
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ROOMS-rNFURNIsHED.
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR

1 700 M N W.-Running water, ami; non
first floor: private family;
gO0 rn0Dth
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TNI4 11th ST. NV.
Com fori ably furnished newly decorate
rooms. single and double. Ressona hIe rste
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

PErwoRTH. 47O7 9th ST. NV. rooms
Ink. ami; adults; rent reasonable
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15"5 MT VERNON AVE. Del Ray. va
One or Two gentlemen board and room;
~ each Good cook ing 3O'
OWNER OF COUNTRY ESTATE in nearby
Virginia twentv t20t minutes from the
heart OF Washing Rton's business district
can accommodate three or four gentlemen
as paving guests after June st Address
Boy &c Sta ofrre
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1s49 MlNTWOOD PL uSth snd Col I'd \
Second floor room. ! K. clean. cool;
next to ba IN: adults.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-ArARTMENTS.

~, 50 -UNFUP " r KITE. DTNFTT
b heat water incl semi -baSement 3
PerSh,EE drive, Lyon PARK Va 81
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1897 r N.W.-Availsble June ]; Q blocks
4 Dupont Circle; 2 lovely bed rooms. extra
! laree closets: excellent meals
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SII4h I I TIIJ w CO
PURCHASED FOR CASH
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE co
l1ah G ST. NV METROPOLITAN 4sl3.
Evening star., 1935-05-30

BEAUTY OPERATOR. alI-around girl ap-
r. Chiffon Beauty shop. 14th ana Clifton
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W p A RAISE
and for professional and technical work
from $1,000 to $3.50.
Continued From Page One)

and for professional and technical work
from $4,000 to $3.50.
In cities of less than 5000 and rural
areas. the wages are increased from
$4,000 to $44OO for unskilled work, from
$500 to S495O for intermediate work,
from $500 to $6O.50 for skilled work
and from SCI 90 to SOTO for profess
sional and technical work.
Workers in the metropolitan areas OF
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Duluth re-
ceived 10 per cent increases over the
original scale in october.
At the same time, Mr.. Christgau an
nounced that the prevailing wage for
skilled and semi-Skilled manual labor
in the Twin Cities and Duluth would
be paid effective for the December to
December 20 period. Metropolitan
workers in these clasSifications will be
retained on the 30-hour week maximum
for all WPA work but the agreement
STIMULATES that the federal agency Will
be relieved of its guarantee of con-
tinuity of employment when workers
are paid at the higher rate.
It will also mean, officials said, that
due to the inSuficiency of projects
calling for skilled and semi-Skilled labor
reaSsignments of skilled workers to un-
skilled jobs at the completion of pro-
ject may be necessary at times. The
reduction in the length of the program
formerly set up on a 12-month basis
will in no way interfere with the avail
ability of labor for seasonable work ir
private industry, officials believe.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE.

Default having been made in the pay
ment of the sum of Six Hundred Ninety
Dollars and Seventy-five cents ($690.75),
which is claimed to be due and is due
at the date of this notice upon certain
Mortgage, duly executed and delivered
by Gust Victor Hill and Ina Hill, his
wife, MortgagorS, to John ZupanSich,
(also known as John Zupancich), Mort
gage, bearing date the End day of
June, 1880, and with a power of sale
therein contained, duly recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds in and
for the County of st. Louis and State
of Minnesota, on the 4th day of June,
1880, at 800 o'clock P. NJ, in Book 586
of Mortgages on Page Isl.
NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue of the
power of sale contained in said Mort
gage, and pursuant to the statute in
such case made and provided, the said
Mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale
of the premises described in and con-
veyed by said Mortgage, to-wit:
The Southeast Quarter SEQ of
the Southeast Quarter SEQ of
Section Twenty-seven cd, Town
ship SiXty-two (62) North, Range
Twelve Q2) West of the Fourth
Principal Meridian.
| in st. Louis County and State of Min
nesota, with the Entertainments and ap-
purteanances; which sale will be made
by the Sheriff of said st. Louis County
| in nf hn COZ Of
Louis County in the County Court
House Building in the City of Duluth in
said County of st. Louis and State of
Minnesota, on Saturday, the 18th day
of January, 1886, at II 100 o'clock A. M
of that day at Public vendue, to the
highest bidder for cash, to pay said
debt of Six Hundred Ninety Dollars and
Seventy cents ($69075) and in
terest, and the taxes, if any on said
premises, and twenty-five Dollars
($25.0O Attorneys fees, as stipulated
in and by said Mortgage in case of fore
closure and the disbursements allowed
by law; subject to redemption at any
time within one year from the date of
Sale, as provided by law.
Dated this 14th day of November,
1885.
JOHN ZUPANSICH, (Also
known as John Zupancich),
Mortgage
Thomas j. Carey, Attorney for Mort
gage.
ely Miner, Nov. 81, 81; Dec. 5, II, 10,
26, 1880
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-12
co. ATTORNEY
MAKES CHANGES
Official Staff of County Attor.
ney Thomas Naylor Has
Several Changes.

Victor H. johnson who has been as
sistant county attorney in the Hibbing
Office of County Attorney Thomas Nay
lor has been named first assistant in
the Duluth Office to succeed A. j. Zoerh
who has been first assistant since 1888
John Naughton of Hibbing was
named to succeed Mr. Johnson, and
John c. Arco, criminal investigator
since April of this year when he sue
ceeded Oscar c. Olson, now chief OF
police of Duluth, goes to Virginia to
succeed S. S. Dahl, also resigned
Mr.. zoerb and Mr.. Dahl have re-
signed to enter private practice. The
announcement of the changes in his
office were announced by County At
torney Naylor on Friday evening. The
shifts will result in almost a complete
change in the county attorneys Of
flee.
The removal of Mr.. Arko to the Hib-
bling office left the Investigators Of
flee to be filled and this has been
done with the appointment of A. A.
Toivonen of Duluth as investigator Mr.
Toivonen is of the firm of Harri &
Toivonen and is well known in this
city.
Mr. johnson the new first assistant
county attorney is also well known in
this city and the ranges. He was
graduated from the University of Mich
igan in 1914 and went directly to Hib-
bling to enter law practice. He joined
the army in 1917 and became lieuten-
ant in the air service. He returned to
Hibbing after the war and was named
assistant county attorney in 1928.
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as member of the County Child We'll
fare Board
The meetings of the various groups
comprising the Club were well attend
ed and much useful and interesting
information was disseminated by the
several speakers addressing the groups.
Andrew Meldahl, principal of the
East Junior High School, Duluth,
served as POSTMASTER at the annual
banquet on Friday evening at which
over 600 were present. H. w. Clark
of the Duluth Chamber of Commerce
welcomed the guests and L. G. David
president of the County Club respond
ed.
Addresses were made by E. P. Glib
son of Meadowlands; DR.. George A.
Selke, of the ST. Cloud Teachers Col
lege; Mrs John T. Linde, accompau-
led by Mrs. Earl r. Larson, sang a
group of songs A All Court of Hon.
or was conducted during the evening
and recreational hour enjoyed in
charge of Miss Myrtle Larson, chair
man of the recreational committee.
Eighteen resolutions were acted on
as submitted by the several sectional
meetings. Among them was a move to
penalize large land holding associations
under the AAA acreage reduction pro-
gram, allegedly drawing large benefit
payment checks for land taken out of
production and paying what was term
ed small land tax. A graduated land
tax to encourage home ownership was
recommended by taxing any group
holding more than $40 acres.
The group also urged that tax de-
linquent land fit for agriculture be
sold to individuals at reasonable prices
and terms and taX-delinquent land no.
suitable for agriculture be put to uses
best suited to the welfare of the state.
Other resolutions approved asked
Qualification of the Fairbanks Crimson
resettlement plan to lend undesirable
conditions" bounty from the state
on lynx, bobcat and woodchucks; re-
turn of the 500 personal property tax
exemption; establishment of a federal
industrial alcohol plant at the Head of
the Lakes to experiment with waste