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week, Matt Windsor has put in
his Koliatka celebration special
number which he calls THE Pa
rade of the Wooden Soldiers" The
combination of Russian entertain.
ers and this music sounds strange
until you see it, but when you do
I am sure you will agree that it is
one of the most spectacular night
club acts that has ever been in this
town Do not forget the free park
ing privilege that the Club Volga
Boatman has. All you have to do
is drive up and leave your car at
the door. 1t will be parked free of
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MUCH GAIETY EXPECTED
All Clubs Plan
Big Welcome
For 1886
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(ConcInued from rage 81
the party of parties Tuesday night
at his Cotton Club. A special
floor show will be brought down
from New York to entertain the
guests and Pete Moss and his is
Ambassadors will supply all Of the
dance music. This band in its
short stay has created a marvel
GUS impression and will be on
hand when the final whistle
blows for the club on January IS.
This new date was just learned.
Watch the tariff at the Cotton
Club; it is very reasonable.
Held Over
Am indeed glad to see that
Maria and Hall have been held
over for a fourth week at La
Paree. This duo is without
doubt the finest that ever played
this popular ine-dancery. Shar-
ing top honorS with the above
team is the strength duo Of Mar
tin and Turnbull whose tricks and
feats actually make you gasp.
Especially thrilling is their last
trick in which one of them dives
over four chairs through paper
hoop and lands with his hands
outstretched into the arms Of his
partner.
Sure am glad to see that Three
Maids and a Mike will soon be at
Maryland Club Gardens. This trio,
with attractive Grace Shannon at
the piano, will come to this popu-
lar suburban resort as a special
New Year Eve attraction. Leon
ardo and Santino are taking care
of the dancing end of the bill
while that personality kid, Jimmy
Harris and his orchestra, supply
the dance music.
The night owl Of the after
dark spots. Beaming Bill Levy,
phoned to say that he has really
lined up a floor show for his Han
gar Club across the Potomac.
First and foremost is Sid Sisko,
the Belle of Harlem. Pushing her
for top honors is Gypsy West, the
beautiful singer. Others include
Jimmy Young, master of cere-
monies; the Rhythum Twins, tap
artists; Kid Chocolate, comedian;
Myrtle Wilson and her snake
hips, and Black Eye Peas, Bill
Robinson's rival. There they are.
as told to me. It sounds like a
powerful group.
If such a thing is possible. the
very attractive Mrs. Helen Hamil-
ton, genial owner of the Troika,
promises even q greater New Year
party than the one that was cele-
brated on Christmas. Additions
to the floor show include Yvache~
slow Mamonoff, Pauline Achma-
tova, Karavaieff, Ethel Pastor and
' Fw others. Chef Alex has pre-
1 a special menu for the
ay that is designed to please
the most critical. Sasha
aovSky and his orchestra sup
he dance music.
Sixth Week
it should be, Johnny Barnes,
the sensational young tap dancer,
has been held over at the popu-
lar Madrillon to help ring in the
New Year. This makes the sixth
week for Johnny and it looks as
if he will be there till the place
burns down. Honey Davis IS
really clicking as q vocalist with
Leon Brusiloff and his orchestra.
And do not lose Gerschon Kauf-
man and his toy flute. 1t is worth
climbing the stairs to hear. Peter
Borras is still serving the same
delicious food that made his Ma
drillon nationally known.
AS an added attraction for this
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EnyCo
TeStYN

large band will supply the music
and an imported floor show from
New York will take care Of the
entertainment. OF courses the
scene Of activity will be in the
big ballroom on the roof. John
claims that he has q marvellous
combination on tap that will make
your feet actually fly.
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will be under Joe's management.
Big things are planned for New
Year Eve with a floor show headed
by Jerry Davis and Betty Blue,
hot vocalist.
The Willard Hotel is all popped
up for its big New Year Eve cele-
bratic' John Slaughter and q
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charge and returned to you when

charge and returned to you when
you leave.
It looks like a big revue at the
Gingham Club for New Year Eve.
A line of five girls will form the
backbone of the show with each
of the girls being a speciality art
ist. They are Jean Reilly, who
taps on roller skates; Shirley Dale,
toe dancer; Ramona Dali, person
ality singer; Henrietta Chandler.
warbler, and Barbara Sico, tap
artist. And as a special attraction
Lucille and Linden will dance their
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
World Of M uUSic

f Symphony No. 8.

Themes From First Movement of "SY
By Beethoven
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theme by the BASES and bassoons,
the violinS present the second
theme.
The themes alternate and inter
Irvine and lead up to a long coda.
Beethoven has dwelt at length
upon this coda as if he had hit
upon an idea for the ending which
he was loathe to give up without
getting the most out of it.
AS this symphony is not so long
as most compositions of this form,
Mr.. GAM will open the first part
of the program with the overture,
Der Freischutz," by Weber, and
conclude with "Espana," by Cha
brier.
Music Briefs
The United States Navy Band,
under the direction of Lieut.
Charles Benter, will give concert
tonight at the Walter Reed Hos.
pital at $50 o'clock.
The program follows: March.
"Comairons" (Benter); overture,
"A May Day" (Wood); baritone
solo, ION the Road to Mandalay"
(Rice), played by Jean Manga
marc; Moonlight" Sonata Bee
thoven); selections from THE
Rainbow Girl" CHirsch) waltzes.
Garden of Roses" (Broosk)
rhapsody, Costa Rican" (Mon,
steeD; Seminole" (King).
The United States Army Band,
under the direction of Capt,
Thomas F. Darcy, will play at the
U. S. Capitol tonight at 1880
o'clock.
Included in the program are the
following numbers: March,
GLORIA" Gosey); overture, "Zam.
pa" (Herold); piccolo solo, Polka
Caprice" (Koehler), played by
Robert E. Cray; Souvenir"
(Drdla); medley, United States
Service Songs" Carr. by Eckman) !;
symphonic poem, 'DanSe Macabre"
(Saint-Saens) fox trot, "A Little
White Gardenia" (Coslow); inter
mezzo Oriental, EAST of Suez''
(Strebor); selection from 1.-THE
Student Prince" (Romberg) !;
march, "The 7oys of the Old Bri-
gade" (Chambers).
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10, SUES
S0DACLERK

While suit for annulment of
her marriage to her soda-dispenser
husband is pending in District
Supreme Court, 18-year-old Mary
Catherine Hurdle, daughter of a
wealthy Baltimore meat packer,
was reported in secluSion at a
nearby beach resort today with
members of her family.
Daughter of Joseph Hurdle,
wealthy and socially prominent
Baltimorean, the young woman
eloped last May 6 with La Verne
Brookmeyer, %, Baltimore soda
dispenser. They were married
here by the Rev. Allen F. Poore,
pastor of the Waugh M. E.
Church, 300 block A st. N. E.
Baltimore advices this afternoon
said the marriage was shortlived.
A few weeks after the wedding the
girl retained Attorneys Mark P.
Friedlander and Robert I. Silver
man and filed suit in the District
Court. She alleged that she was
induced to go through with the
marriage by fraud and duress."
She related meeting Mr.. Brook
meyer a year ago, and said he sug-
geSted marriage at the time and
promised to provide a home for
her.
Since separation from her hus-
band the girl has been residing
with her brother-in-law. DR.. Felipe
Martinez, prominent Washington
physician, at the Westminster
Apartments.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
Damage Is 100000
In Toronto Storm

TORONTO, Ont, Aug 2 (I.NS0
One man was badly injured and
property damage estimated at
100000 done in a cyclonic storm
that roared out of the north east
section of Toronto and into the
suburbs yesterday Houses were un-
rooted, barns and SiloS flattened,
trolley wires and poles felled and
motor traffic was blown off high
ways east of the city.
Hail caused widespread damage
as crops were cut and flattened.
Giant elms and fruit trees on the
shore of Lake Ontario were up
rooted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02

When a conductor Is given a
free hand in selecting a program,
he invariably turns to works that
best express his own personality.
Rudolph CAM, who appears as
guest conductor with the National
Symphony Orchestra Sunda y
night at the Watergate Sunset
Symphony" concert, has chosen
Beethoven's Symphony No. g." a
masterpiece of musical form, for
the main work of the first part Of
the program.
Mr.. GAM, a dean of American
pianists, mounts the podium with
a dignified air of authority. There
are no waste motions as he d.
reefs; no physical dramatic eff
fectS; no interpretations that the
comp sers themselves would
frown upon.
For many seasons Mr.. CAM has
been one Of the most poular guest
conductors of the New York Phil
harmonic Symphony Orchestra in
the Stadium concerts. His duties
as director of the Chicago Musical
College prevent him from devot-
ing his entire time to conducting.
Mr.. CAM is a many sided artist.
He first appeared in public as a
celloist at the age of IL. Five years
later he played Beethoven's c
Minor piano concerto with the
Municipal Orchestra in Lausanne
In 1906 he came to America and
appeared as piano soloist with the
New York Symphony Orchestra
under the direction of Felix Vein
garner. He then taught piano
with the Chicago Musical College
for five years. Following a mum
Der of seasons as a travelling virtu-
$50. he was called to the conduc'
tors stand of the st. Louis Sym
phony Orchestra in 1921. AS a
conductor, he made such an i'm,
preston that he was retained for
six seasons,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
One Bait, Two Bass

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, G.N.SO.
Two bass. each weighing a pound
and a half, at the same time
struck the bait of James Barnhill,
fishing at Gritty Creek Lake near
here, and he landed both of them.
Barnhill was fishing in company
with Ezra Baldridge, a fellow
worker, at the time of the unusual
catch. 1--WE heard of such things
happening but I never believed
them" Barnhill declared, "but ]
have the bass and Ezra's word to
prove my assertion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
NEWAAABL0W
TO BEN Eft
CONSUMER

CHICAGO, Aug. 2 U.N.S0.
Counsel for 18 Chicago meat pack
ers, Quaker Oats Co. and Wash
burnt Crosby Company, Inc, con-
ferred with Government attorneys
today regarding the blow dealt
the New Deal late yesterday by
Federal Judge John P. Barnes.
Judge Barnes issued a temper
airy Injunction restraining the col
lector of internal revenue from
enforcing collection of processing
taxes on hogs, wheat and corn.
Must Segregate Fund
Under the order the Govern
inent is enjoined from enforcing
collections on accruing taxes, as
well as from collecting some ST.
100000 in back taxes.
Judge Barnes said he believed
the processing tax is a direct vio-
1ation Of the Fifth Amendment to
the Constitution in that it consti-
tuteS "a deprivation of property
without due process OF law.
The conference of the petition
ing counsel and Government at
torneys is to determine the exact
form of the restraining order.
Judge Barnes said the packers
would be ordered t. post funds
owed the Government with a
designated depository.
Would Aid Consumers
He indicated he did not believe
the professors should be allowed
to retain the funds regardless of
the ultimate outcome Of the AAA
legal test. declaring:
II do not wish to enrich the
professors by granting this in
junction. / want the saving
passed along to the consumer"
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Used by Danrosch

Since the st. Louis engagement,
he has appeared as guest conductor
with many of the leading orches.
tras throughout the country. Not
many conductors program Bee.
thoven's Symphony No. g." be-
cause it does not offer much op.
portunity for fiery display. Wal
ter DamroSch has used it fire.
quently.
In presenting his symphony, Mr..
CAM will have to rely upon the
lyrical beauty and the structural
form of work that is a model of
its type of music. It is dignified
and graceful but does not compare
with the Numbers 3, S, and 9 in
popularity.
AS vehicle to express his own
personality, he could not have
chosen better. The first move
ment, the Allegro vivace con
brio, opens with full orchestra,
the violins stating the first theme
shown above. The movement fol-
lows the conventional sonata pat
tern. After a restatement of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
Rockville Bus Line
Schedule Prepared

Schedules Tor the bus line which
is to supplant the Washington
Rockville railway when it suspends
operation Sunday were announced
today.
Service by bus will be on the
same basis as that supplied by the
trolley line. Buses are to operate
between Rockville and the Dis
trict line over the Rockville Pike
and Old Georgetown Road to the
Bethesda Bank, where they will
follow wisconsin Avenue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
See HISTORIC WASHINGTON & VICINITY
IN A GOOD USED CAR

This 1885 Ford FOdOr Sedan used only few thousand miles
throughout Big savings.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
Exam" Announced
For Civil Service Jobs

Civil service examinations in
the following categories were an
nounced yesterday:
Engineering craftsmen, various
grades, $500 to $4,000 a year.
Optional branches are: architec-
tural, civil, electrical, mechanical
and structural. Junior engineer.
ing craftsman, $1,440. Closing
date, Aug. 10. Principal horticul-
turist (bulb and Horticultural in
vestigations), $500 year. Clos
ing date, Aug. Is.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
DREAM BABY
TO BE PEER

LONDON, Aug. "Details of
a marital dispute which was the
topic Of conversation in drawing
rooms throughout the country 10
years ago, were recalled today
with the appearance here of Lady
John Hugo Russell and her son,
Godfrey.
The boys father, the late
Lord Ampthill, denied parentage
of the child. The mother claimed
the boy was a dream baby"
Recently the courts sustained the
boys legitimacy. Through the
death of his father he is now
in line for the title of baron.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
Highest Volcano Climbed

MOSCOW G.N.SJ.-The high.
est volcano in ASia-the Kliuchev
volcano in Kamchatka, Soviet
Russia-has been climbed by two
young Russians. They took four
days to reach the crater, 1880
feet above sea level. Often they
were forced to climb at an angle
of so degrees while violent snow
storms and huge snowdriftS COM
plicated their task.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02

GEOFFREY RUSSELL. LADY JOHN HUGO RUSSELL,
NEWEST PHOTOGRAPH of mother and child who were
principals in sensational marital dispute in England 10
boy who according to his mother dream baby The
courts sustained the boys legitimacy Through the
death of Lord Ampth Godfrey line the title
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Nearly Now Easy 500

Nearly New Easy, SZ9
sI25 per week; 81 down. Used washers
So up. wTinge- rolls. all parts any washer.
IDEAL WASHER co. POS n Delaware
NEW and used ice boxes. 50 90 and up.
1928 z. l0-h-st. CH-I449. ODen evenings.
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SWAPS

TO ADVERTISERS Each ad appear
ing IN this column is listed in The Times
Swap Bureau directory for sixty days
receive a special rate OF seven days for
cost OF three Call RI-555l
SWAP Equity 30 Ford Roadster for used
car 1924 n Warman.
AUTOMOBILES repaired at your home al
lows YOU cheaper price. Cash? DR-5543
, LOTS on S. Emerson. for. Heht truck.
CHARLES DENTON. Il W. Kansas-st.
P. A. SYSTEM and l5-iewel mans Bull
ova watch Cash or? 2l1 Ind LI-9383.
PAPER and hanging. Work guaranteed.
For used furniture call DR-742O-J
WILL pay So cash. girls used bicycles, 8o3
E. 63rd-st, WA-ll3S
WILL SWAP SIS to 500: very clean Ford
or Chevrolet. CH-3962-J
YOUNG man win give piano lessons for
other lessons or cash. Call HE-l552.
BINDER Deering. for livestock orr
II. r. HUMPHREY. WanamaKer. DR.
1862
WILL trade Hawaiian guitar and lessons
for used car or Austin. TIMES. Box
L-3036.
TO TRADERS-u YOU can not mo
what YOU desire in the ads IN TINS
column. cell the Swap Counter Rl-555l
and we will attempt to arrange q TRACE
for YOU from Swaps advertisements Dte-
viously published There is no -" &c
for this service
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30 ESSEX SEDAN.
MOTORS-

HUDSON TERRAPLANE
IS W 18th LI-3262
NO. 1876. 1881 Ford; 157-in. .wbeelbase; $195
West Side Chew, Inc 24l9 W WASH.
% FORD coupe; gooo condition; priced
Tor quick sale. ALL E. Michlgan-st.
FORD-'3O cpe. Al July 4th spec. $40
30TH & CENTRAL SALES. TA-5530.
NO 1877 Ford 1892 Fordor Va s295
West Side Chew, Inc. 24i9 w. Wash.
FORD-29 cpe. fine; JULY 4th spec SIPS
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES TA-5550
FORD % roadster Finish payments due
lilo each 1915 College
FORBES CPF.. 4TH JULY SPEC. $3.50.
200 W NORTH
NO 147 1892 Ford tudor. 4-cyl; $685.
West Side Chew. Inc. 2419 w. Wash.
FORBID. rbt good buy .... S85
BOTH g. CENTRAL SALES TA-5550.
FORD-'33 FORDOR. new TIRES, 1895.
209 W NORTH
NO. 7-R. 1929 Ford Tudor Sis
West Side Chew Inc. 24l9 w. Wash.
FORD-24 coach s495. WuES &, WILSON.
1915 College. WA-2266.
FORD-'29 TUDOR: really nice ... SIPS
BOTH &, CENTRAL SALES. TA5550.
FORD-33 TUD. 9TH or JULY SPECIAL.
$3.50. 2O9 W. NORTH
NO. Ola. 1880 Ford Tudor s165
West Side Chew. Inc. 2419 w. Wash
NO. H. 1881 Ford Tudor s225
West Side Chew. Inc. 24l9 w. Wash.
1880 FORD COUPE-Rumble seat. Al
condition Cheap 1880 Z. 10Th Across
from Emerson Theater. THE BARGAIN
LOT.
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p Unfurnished Apartments

CARROLL TON I1Iff rooms. modern.
al -t.l-es furnished SIS 90. Garage-
CENTRAL lIzI roorr- bath. garage.
heat ua.r- ilrnishcc s3a TA-066f
COLLEGE lI36-3-room front apartment
hltl. utilities Inquire ADJ. 8 RI-13f0.
COLLEGE $500 Upper 5 rooms. redcco-
ra-ed leu floors. O hot water. ga
RACES $50
PAIL CREEK BLVD 329 E-2 bedroom
apartment. Isl floor, Frisidairc. porch.
TA-f2cs
LaEAILE efficiency apartment. l2s4 y.
lIrf rErle1t tcrtl-afi9I Grnno"
rrtrlrera- ore rrcer0rated. LI-067a-
LDCEERBTE-ST 616 - Clean modern
apartment 10 room.Dg house Reason
able LT-e150
WASHINGTON 3532-5 rooms sun
r0rrh caraEe. DO children no dogs.
cool modern 5-r0om apt. downstairs.
porch garage PSI Broadway.
z-HEDROON modern arartment. north OF
Irh Gara-r FrCldalEe Reasonable
TA-1-+7 RI-2t95
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10 Rooms with Board

So Why desirable for ccugaIeecert- real
hone. eEre..clt meals. 633 Park-aF
EI-ss71
Ev--GTCN s7- Room board laundry
E.d Fer--a..oa. $40 double. SIS 50 single.
uP-7zz3-I
LIENoOD 1-f-Fr1uf room Tor young
Ufu Elll ventilation, private entrance
MERIDIAN 1sZs For zeal home.
comfort and r-.sacF f1r men only CAL.
Ht-1lss-R
STATE a. 313-Iarr m0re foT companion
tl money Catholic preferred. bI-2l06.
UNUSUAL anme nl me river Beautiful
surroundings C-Cee in HC-i74f
GOOD board IS single So double. hot
convenient Surroundings CHI
L--- lLt5 y Va -n.U.-ln.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
RENTALS
. Furnished Apis. and Houses

EAS-'-4 rooms bath. porch; suitable for
o. 3. SIS wk TA-5ll9
Cpt~Fr .AND-AV s306-3 bedrooms. nice
i. f--~~ie-ad lovely ward. front drive.
garage s45 WA-3838 TA-o512
,-tsss C-45r-ep-r-rg-sv 7s7 4-RCOMS
AND BATH 2 BEDROOMS. LI-2587
MERIDIAN $3.50 \ 20 bedroom ant. beau
fif.i court. cool and comfortable Every
trtrr furnished o. j. SMITH REALTY.
LI-3565 HA-l422
BEAUTIFUL 4-bedroom home. north u
29-h. eurkeu gardens, ADULTS, reason
ab.e All I6th Apt. T.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished upper duplex
elrrtrfc refriceratiou automatic neat.
beautiful yard. porches. garage. IA
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"a suburban and Farms

CaPROILTON-AV- -bedrocm- single. new
Is painted. garaEe $3.50. UPTOWN
REALTY CO HU-3fl5.
MERIDIAN st6 M rooms furnished or
urfurntvhed. private bath utilities
Fr.Cica.re
VINE 40-5-r0om thoroughly modern
bungalow. garage, So EI-34i3.
MODERN bungalow city conveniences IN
country. miles W.. acre. WA-O34Z
ACPE tract paved street. north close in.
bargain AZ 500 co Terms. TA-53i7
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SPHINX APIS
p Unfinished Houses

So 50-wATER PAID Foer-room upper,
good condition. 22liz (. Terrace IR-
s-l COMMERCE lflo-5 rooms. water
paid thc-CU gh.v cleaned and r. deco
rated. Ready about July HE-lf8a
ARLINGTON s. f05-Cood 3-becroom
bungalow. breakfa-t room. cabinets IEe-
place LARGE Va~c. aaraEe. SGD Ll-bolt.
BATES. 7l2-5-rDom house Bates. 7C8 a.
3-room apartment; reasonable rent
BEVuLE g. 204-5-room semi-modern
single 2-car garage $3.50. LI-65l7.
BUTLER. s lf3 Irrinetonl- rooms.
hardwood floors. rececora-edi gear gar;
CARROLLTON. 33s3-Unusual 3-bedro0m
stlcco social room. garage. $50 Ia
. CHRISTIAN g.. 3H Nice 4-room modern
bIrgaloU double. nealE papercd garage.
water paid. s18. LI-65i7-
COLLEGE 5236-6-room strictly m 1al5 I
double. excellent inside. out. HA-50l8-R.
DORMAN sIs-Good Broom modern single.
3-csr gaze Te nice ward SiI00.
II-73Gi c c GROVE. a. Vlrs.n.a-aV
fulton 437-6 rooms. path -iTieiC-y
IcCUIIOUGH. agency. LI-5596.
GUU FORD 4G02- Unusual 2-wav double.
breakfast room 3 bedrooms. redecorated
LI-460C
HAMLToN-Av. n. 329-6-room. modern
cottage gear garage. CH-Ol22
JEFFERsON. n 95s-Near 10Th: 6-room
double. garage. SIS July D.. CH-2Ol6.
NEWMAN 1911 Newly decorated Groom
I1-5ssi o9l' grove, a. VirsiiniaS s'4
PENN. n 2o33-6 rooms strictly mod
rrn rednished. redecorated throughout.
s35. BI-7922 CH-43li-J.
RANDOLPH. s. 1203-4-room semi-modern
double. Al condition. garage sl3. water
paid.
WASHINGTON BLVD. 3253-Owner: 3-bed-
room modern single. near schools $50
HA-20e3.
MOVE EAST. s225O
s rms. modern. water paid; including
GREGORY 8 APPEL. INC.
l5TH-ST 9l8. Groom modern; bath
and furnace. Call CH-f755.
18TH ST 9l8. E.-Colored -5-room mod
crn bath and furnach. Call CH-4755
COLORED-7 rooms. modern. redecorated.
garage. 1882 Blvd -pl LI-86l0-
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IS. lib BELLEFONTAINE- Convenient 3
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ALABAMA. 1925. NICELY FURNISHED
5-ROOM APARTMENT. FRIGIDAIRE.
CARROLLTON. 262I-2-room modern fur
uishcd apartment. Norge refrigeration,
HE-5l68
CENTRAL. 2l3l-s5 wk. l rm.. kitchen
ct.e. priv. bath, entrance HE-4155
DELAWARE. N. SOC Attractive furnished,
uufuraishcd Central. 1112, bedroom
apartments; Frigidaire.
EAST. $40 N-2-room front apartment.
very cool. reasonable LI-9529.