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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01

He may be "Algy" to some of those windjammers in Washington but he is still plain, simple ZAP Smith to me- For may and men may but here one gentle
 who will always find reserved section in my heart as long as beats it's daily tattoo In fact he is bigger and better today than He has been tempered by the fires of passion and chastened by the fires of deceit He has withstood the verbal and written onslaught of
 passion and chastened by the fires of deceit He has with stood the verbal and written onslaught of ambitious closefrends and like the true christian gentleman he always he suffered in silence As each day into history Lee his star rising feel the influence of his record the nobility of his past Recently observed where the Mountain to Mohammed and casual observer could easily recognize nations biggest mistake Strange pat terms in tapestries Stranger things may show the truth that he the pioneer in Social Justice although e preferred to call it in his homey fashion The Square Deal for all He the first in the 20th century politics with his head and heart in tune with the forgotten
 an Like all trail blazers he sowed that others might reap He champoned the abolition of the nane 18th amend 8ent great personal sacrifice He exposed the base Hypocrisy and dishonesty of segment of bgos who the
 first to rally around the sacred constitution and the first o nufy of it's outstanding clauses In fact the very clause for which forefathers fought, and bed that might enjoy freedom of choice in worshpping their God It interesting parallel in the virtue of loyalty observe the human inclination desert the loved ne for the victor However there is still great number W men of character who still retain deep bond of affection or that great man, that great statesman that great American He is of great ideals sound principles md heart human that your tears his tears your joy his joy, your hopes his hopes God bless himl B. McGreavey
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01
PARIS TRIES OUT
 POLICEWOMEN
Experiment to Last Three Months Work Diyerts
 to Children

Paris (UP)--The capitals two new policewomen, Berthe Roland and Simone Monvert, both of whom are under 30, are patroling their beats.
 Dressed in tailored suits of navy blue with felt hats to match, they present a neat and efficient picture as they stroll along. They are oc- cupied chiefly with the children, young girls and women of the city. Children playing "hookey' from school try to keep out of their way. for Berthe and Simone are truant officers.
 It is their duty to see that there are no attractions of the child labor laws in shops and stores. They watch over the female element of the city in public squares and gar dens, near schools, subway stations and unemployment bureaus. AL though they are concerned chiefly with women and children, they are subject to the same rules and regu- lations as their masculine col leagues
 y If, after three months, the ex- perience of having women on the policef orce is successful, other young women who now are doing social, service work will be trans ferred to increase the ranks of the feminine part of the city police force.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01
POLICE TO GUARD
 DIAMOND DISPLAY
Kay JeweIry Co tO Exhibit Costly Array; Most VaIu-
 able in City's History

When the Kay .Jewelry company opens their exhibit of diamonds and diamond mining, cutting ard polishing on May 3rd at their store, 15 East Main street, 1t will be the largest exhibit of its tyre ever seen except for the one shown at the Worlds Fair recent ly.
 This exhibit being prepared at the Kay Jewelry company i5 theirs contribution for the celebration of the Connecticut Tercentenary. {.
 Over a quarter of a million dol. lars worth of diamonds will re constantly on display. This will include loose diamonds of all sizes and shapes as we'll as many fin. lshed pieces of jewelry.
 There will be replicas of all Of the worlds famous diamonds ss we'll as a. complete display of the Russian Grown Jewels.
 Due to the tremendous value of the diamonds to be on display the police department of the city will afford police guards at all times.
 This display will be exhibited from the evening of May Srd until through May 11th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01

M Around tue clock . .. Harold Doyle a0iD soon set sat- on, the matrimonial cruiser but before he does ns tonaorrop ,,ight at Jerrg McCarthys Grand street eoteru Charley Belval sOiu be the toostmoster Tine Croaoes Colonial orchestra has been one ot ms sr state bands selected to play for the aanuat seas $ as p@tient @ % at St Marys hospa Ditto for Trafc Officer BiH McCarthy Ray McEmery ot tue ApOsns- carries HaU staff looked ke the first rose ot sunsy
 p is go clubs and Infested to Nougatuck for h trst soorkout om tue green What s'0lng that 6lg teoW @ has! Several members of the ocal Kaaoans Cluo 'Oss bibi uhich opens ia tue Silver City municipal o'dang this evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01

Editor Tau Toaver Topics: On Thursday ersning dt the WdshiagtoB Park Community House tue "Ear- bendeys are staging card parg. We qcoald De highly hoaOrsd bB vo presence and from the present sae of tickets aDe Gssnre y0H Of an evenng that should proue aterestiag The leading fortvfive DGrriors 0f <hs ctv hage sigfied ther intentions of competing and the bridge egpsrts not to be outdone s0 be out force te captars e c0veted prises n addition three door Byiscs are to bc giveW alvdg The Ecrbenders is aN sx1anixakiom eoposed Of thirtv representatives male zsafbeys of Waeha0fon Hl svho prevoss to the con- s<H'etion q the C00fmunitv Honse convened 1s the
 sAfM6f zonfhe aHder Gree ia the pGrk and through <fs 0<NefosiiV of IhQmas Revnolds used barn Co thc EEaf of A ho1ff for ftAfr winter confabs oNd card aa6ts IE1 iHf {t f'Q0 p n., D. s. T.. and tho ecefe 4( tf|qH f1 EaHItlN|H Houae a0hch nlaN bc reached *1 z|||8S fHe Na|k7f fkfeft of Splpnm 0VeRNe bRe.
 4t4f ftffN|f {t Hft< Nfeefiee, yeMafU Yours veyD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01
Auxiliary Presents
 Varied Stage Revue
"SiIk Sock" Social Attended By 400 Son Born to MT
 and Mrs Kurt Shemneske in New Haven
WATERVILLE

year old Glenn Arthur Crowley, son of MT and Mrs Jeremiah Crowley at two o'clock yesterday afternoon at the family home on Bucks Hill. The boy had met his death in a drowning accident on Sunday after noon. The funeral was attended by delegations from the Casper &. Davis Post of The American Legion. the Ladies Aid Society of Grace Methodist church, and Everyman's Bible Class of Waterville. The burial was in the Bucks Hill cene- tery, where Re MT Simonson read the committal service. The bear CTS were Glenn Arthur Kellas. J. Laurence Vibbert, Jr., Burton Williams and Randalph Book.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01

Given impetus by several tireess workers and the Wnoe hearted support of the entire community members or tne newly organized Casper Davis Fife and Drum Corps nave iph hopes of sporting new natty uniforms Negotiations t present are underway for series of varied socas ana judging from the interest manifested by both the the bows will be decked out in fitting regala They are bent on making credabe showing in the monster Memorial Day parade here plans for which are new under ay David Grener organizer of the corps and ms ape assistant, John Marshal McMahon are behind the move
 to eoup the boys and have done merous work so lar eadng the list of socias contemplated will be minstrel show Here's hoping the boys get their new uniforms so we may watch them ambe in military cadence May 5Utn The post itself aided by the great work contributed by the auxiliary has accomplished wonders and seems destined for bigger and better undertakings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01
LINCOLN KETTLE DISPLAYED

Pueblo, Col (UP)-A copper kettle used by Abraham Lincoln was displayed in a store window here recently. It belonged to Mrs J. R. Belcher, whose parents lived in the cabin in Springfield, Ill, where Lincoln, with his father and stepmother, once dwelt. The Lin- coins, when they moved, left the. kettle behind as it was consider ably worn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01
BULL DOG CAUSED SHOOTING

Mountain View, Mo (UP)--W c. Mckee shot Avery Browns bull dog. Brown beat Mckee over the head with McKee's small pet dog. Mckee was injured painful ly; the dog died. Mckee is an S1- year-old retired carpenter; Brows a six-foot 200-pounder. Charges against Brown-felon!ous assault and disturbing the peace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01
Good Evening.
IN THE MERRY MONTH OF MAY
as eY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

 It's come at last, the month of May And should be merry not surly, Hope you started the day alright And got up bright and early May has had her quota of praise, Its swelling buds and flowers so gay Its "violet by messy stone" That blooms in the month of May. There's the sweet scent of apple blossoms That are ever lovely to see, And just as sweet the lilac clusters Where idles the droning bee. They're cowslips where it's wet and damp On the fringe of a marshy wood, Forget-me-nots, tender green ferns, That the rigors of winter withstood. The dogwood makes a splash of white, Wild honeysuckle is something to rememoer As in the merry month of May We forget it was ever December.
 Elm Elm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01

Editor. TaU ToaVer Topics: For q redt good tsnae 1re are Svitaq YOU to our minstrel and dance gi0e by the Shoe Harduare Mutual Benefit Association dt Buckingham HaU tomorrow euening at 8 o'clock fo1H eiog the concal cdpers of Joe Borotini and HaTvey Stout. veteran emdn,en sUhie youU about Galmam Gag aln Harry Richnan interIoctor, Johnny RGtn- v;e cM direct the shoa0 after chck dancimg O fot- loau uptI midnight aoitk Tommy Colellas Arcddsan orchestra furnishsng the rhythms Sincerely, BaH WaLsh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01
Card Party Tomorrow

The usual Thursday afternoon card party of St Michaers Ladies Aid Society will take place at St Michael's Parish Hall at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The usual games will be played and refreshments will be served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01
Son Born

MT and Mrs Kurt Shemneske, of New Haven, have announced the birth of son, Richard Ernest. Mrs Shemneske is the former Miss Ruby Twelves.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01

George w. GOodson of R. F. D. No. Wolcott road is on the dean's list recently published for North eastern School of Engineering ups perclassmen. He. is graduate Of Leavelworth High school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01

.CREAT BRITAIN was, the first " country to issue and use pre- paid postage stamps. yet it wasn't antil S4 years after the first issue that any of its stamps revealed !he country of their origin.
 From l840 to 1924, British stamps were identified only by the busts of the empires rulers. Then. h 1924. Great Britain issued set In two values in connection with the British Empire Exhibis tion. and lettered the stamps SO.
 But notice that no British stamp yet has Identified its coun. try as directly as do the Issues oI sther countries. Only Ireland, the iominlons. and dependencies havs their names on their stampg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01

STUDENTS EARN THEIR WAY
 Durham, N. H. (UP)-Accord- ing to President Tyler Dennett 1f the University of New Hampshire, two-thirds of the students there are earning part of their way.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-01
BOYS SHOES

Made of fine quality caifskin feathers black, brown and white, and combination colors. Sizes to 6. Regularly 60 QE s3.46 and ss.95. Pair ~
Evening star., 1935-07-06
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

WHICH private family would accommo-
date refined young woman with room and
board mot over $3.50. Address Box 99-k.
Star once
Evening star., 1935-07-06

MOUNTAIN BOARD-Rates. SO to ,S15,
room and board: special rates to families;
near park swimming pool. Mrs. Clarence
W. Rudy Braddock Heights. Nd.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RIGHT DOWNTOWN.
MIRAMAR, 1901 18th ST; NV.

S75-Completely furnished apartment,
living room with portable dinette set, dress
ing room. sun room. kitchen and bath.
S79. .50-Living room with portable dim
cite set. dressing room with Murphy bed.
sun room with Murphy bed. kitchen. tile
bath, built-in tub and shower; electricity
and gas furnished. Manager. Pot. $500,
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and r sts. .n.w.-1 room Kit. bath:
completely furn. linens. silver Frigidaire:
day week. month National b425
Evening star., 1935-07-06

3 ROOMS, RECEPTION HALL, BATH, S55.
including gas. light Frigidaire. Call after
8 pm. 2714 Quarry I'd. NV. Apt. l. Z"
YOUNG LADY WANTS TO SHARE FUR.
apt. with desirable couple: references. Sat.
after i nr Sunday Lincoln N1oo Hs
Evening star., 1935-07-06
HOUSEs-UNFURNISHED.

303i MACoMB ST NW-s-RoOM COR
ner house, detached; double garasei fre-
places; newly decorated. Shepherd 2209.
WOODRIDGE. 25O7 BUNKER HILL RD.
C.e-6 rms. bath. ami; S60i vacant.
Phone Emerson s1Os.
wOODRIDGE-6-R ROOM. I-BATH. SEMI
detached brick, . rear porches, glassed-in.
Convenient TO public and junior hish
school. S65 per month. c. h HILLE-
GEIST CO. phone National $500.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
17O1 MASS. AVE. NV.

Resident club for men and women. Spa;
rooms. single. double. Reasonable rate.
Phone Decatur Os3T-
CARROLL SPRINGS INN.
A auiet old inn of 40 rooms, 20 minutes
from business center. acres Of lawns; now,
ers. trees; swimming. tennis, Eolf; . eooo
meals daily. Bus every 80 minutes. Phone
Shepherd 2040.
1858 10Th NV. Young Ladies
Beautiful furnished rms. Delightful table.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

1910 CIRARD ST. NE-3-ROOM FUR
nished apartment, modern in every way.
suitable for light houseksspins tfon New nsss gas
Rhode island ave. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Adults only. Apply Saturday
or Sunday 23l4 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
APARTMENTs-FUR. & UNFUR.

EAA nv 81 VI a OLNE Ohs
TILDEN GARDENS AND BATH
apt: beautifully situated. every conven-
ience; immediate possession: long lease
@ @1nIHrn or Summer rate. to Oct. l. Call
GENTRY. Cleveland 5334. 6'
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK-NICE LO-
cation: = rooms. kitchen and bath. 2410
10th st. n W. Resident manager.
THE FAREWELL APT. $500 18th ST
n.w.-4--room apt. broom apt, 1-room
apt. Cali Columbia 1912
1888 KENYON-TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath, S30-S35: adults. One room, kitchen
EMPLOYED only. 34I2 Morrison. Phone
36CO 18th ST. NW.-F1RST OR SECOND
floor. spacious rooms. sleeping porch. with
kitchen and bath; adults.
APARTMENTS, NEWLY DECORATED,
some furnished. in high-class northwest
buildings Car available on appointment.
Call Mrs. GREEN Adams 4548.
1890 CHAPLIN ST, N.W.-THREE ROOMS,
nlshed. Responsible adults only.
152 11th ST sE-TWO ROOMS: HEAT.
light and gas furnished, So to $50 per
week.
17l7. 18th ST. NW-FUR. OR UNFUR
apt. large living rm.: large recep. hall, kit.
dinette. bath. Frigidaire. S42 .50-S47 80.
MANAGER
Evening star., 1935-07-06

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. 3 ROOMS.
kitchen, bath. first floor; heat. gas, cleo,
refrigeration and garage included; large
porch; couple; price. $50. Georgle llll.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1851 IRVING ST. N.W-3 ROOMS. BATH.
porch, sos Frgidaire on house current.
See resident manager; GOSS REALTY SO;'
BRoOKLAND. 34Os 18th ST NE-VERY
desirable apt, rooms kitchen and private
bath with built-in tub and shower; heat.
light. gas and electric refrigeration. Must
be seen to be appreciated. EMPLOYED
cOuDle 0nlY
Evening star., 1935-07-06

At that moment, Tommy Welsh emerged from the
ravire through which he had been making his
way toward Tarzan, but, to his astonishment, Tar
zan had mysteriously disappeared. Tommy knew
nothing of the brigand village far below, nor the
dramatic events transpring.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

hVt. NV. .5bVV.
3l5 18th ST. NE, . SOS. NORTH OF
Lincoln paIk-2 rms. kit. ana bath: beau.
jsnitor or phone Mr.. Clark. Nat. 3007.
1880 JEFFERSON ST. NW.-DETACHED
house; modern, 3 rooms, Ink; couple,
adults, Protestant.
1921 COLUMBIA RD; NV RMS. KIT.
bath and porch. Refrig. on h. c.; res. mgr.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & Co. INC.
13o1 Conn Ave NV Decatur 3R00.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
J. DALLAS GRADY.
hopa nisfrirt QIrQ I1O4

ZIG KALORAMA RD-5 BIG ROOMS.
kit. 9 b.. exposures; refrigeration on
house current; elevator: resident manager.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. INC.
1921 Conn Ave NV Decatur 3600
Evening star., 1935-07-06

= LARGE. AIRY ROOMS. KITCHENETTE
and private bath apartment. : outside win
dows. in private home; Frigidaire, gas and
electric light. telephone: will furnish TO
suit tenant; references required: adults
and Gentiles only. 1349 Park rd. NV.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE BROADMOOR

THE BROADMOOR.
bed rooms. living room. dining ROOM
kitchen. bath and porch; overlooking gar
den. exposures: garage. beauty parlor
dining room. ETC.. in building. Phone
Cleveland 5000
DOWNToWN-oNE RIM. DIN. ALC.. K.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

1874 MINTWOOD PL.-Attractive room
for two persons in refined quiet home:
twin beds; excellent meals. Col. S119. s.
1345 GIRARD ST NW-Vacancies for
eongenial atmosphere; phone; reasonable.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
WILLARD COURTS.
1nIR 1-th CIT N w

1915 l1tn 81. NV. .
rooms and bath. center entrance hall
three exposures, $3.50.
rooms and bath. large closets. S47.50.
All-Night Elevator Service,
See Resident Manager
Evening star., 1935-07-06
THE OUEENSBOROUCH
I6l4 I7th Street NV,

1914 1Sth Street NV.
[ bed room, living room, foyer,
? bed rooms, living room, foyer.
kitchen, dinette, bath----&6.. 80
Elevator, refrigeration. Resident
MANAGER Decatur 321S.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

housekeeping rooms. twin beds. running
water. next bath; clean, cool; every con-
Venience; references.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

nw-5 rooms. bath, extra lavatory; 8 ex-
posures; very desirable for Summer.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

THE sHELBURNE. 1881 s ST. NV
bed rooms. living room k and b.: south
and west exposures: 24-hour elevator serv-
ice; refrigeration on house current; resi-
dent manager.
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. Decatur $500.
1917 18TH ST. NV.
Beautiful corner all-front apartment. 2
kitcher and hath Erioid SAS e
Evening star., 1935-07-06
SALE-HOUSES.

NEW. DETACHED. FINEST CONsTRUc-
ton; S rms. small cash, balance like rent;
$500. 421e Ridge I'd. sc.
sl9 UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.--PRICED FOR
laree lot: near schools. stores. trans. No
dealers. Phone OWNER. Georgia s64s.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY. -Is10 CALVERT.
nsW nx bTts hA0p ss, e
trust CO. has sis 600 loan; solid invest
ment; large profit likely; F%Trni;hirEs %
1927 Eye. Phone National 1925.
SILVER SPRNG-9-ROoM HOUSE WITH
modern improvements 2-car garage; one
acre; corner site. VIM. =. CARLIN. s115
Georgia ave.
ALExANpRIAIEFINEs sRIcK. HONE TO
dress dress Box a4s.K. Star once. O
DUE TO FORECLOSURE. WE HAVE
small cash; easy monthly payments; +, N.
ticnai tni -sssS. Alter Alter S cali I COLUMBIA 5ss4.
NEWLY DECORATED, DETACHED; z
rooms bath, lavatory. . porches.. Gear
garage; near Walter Reed Hospital; real
bargain. Phone Cleveland 1889.
sraf ern brict. srTsnsed for two families; % al
monthly until paid; price only s5. $50.
your SOme deposis S sit sIons; n can easily rent for
$50: Open Saturday and Sunday. or CAL
BUILDER WISHES 10 CONTACT PR1-
H.dSF Ys Pay s s'5ns ca e nW build Ads%s 6sr9
BROOKLAND-sIX-R ROOM HOUSE. NEW
trust; iot Soxl5o. hiEh. elsystionu WI
tx: .of .qsits Sqteip15 is az Is s..n
lContinneA on Hext RAsAl
Evening star., 1935-07-06

500 COLUMBIA RD.-FUR. APT, IN
first-class order. for rent; reasonable; All
ready for OCCUPANCY.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

CATHEDRAL AyE@.FAcINd 200 PARK: RI
brick sarage. Address Box 26S-K. Star
once. or phone Columbia 1889.
CHEVY CHAsE-FOR SUMMER MONTHS.
furnished home Of naval ofhcer; In beautl-
ful setting Of trees. Call Wisconsin 321O.
3I0I WOODIEY RID NV. PARK SEC
tion near Cathedral-Cool. beautifully fur-
nished home Sublet to desirable couple; no
children. July 15 to Sept. IA. Adams O3o%.
sI9 HAMILTON ST. NW-FIvE ROOMS.
ami. Frigidaire. three porches. screens
and awnings.
BUNGALOW FOR THREE MoNTHsG,,sI1x
rooms, sleeping porch, electric IefTIset-
alton. large yard, SOB month. COLL East
ern ave- fakoma Park. Nd.
1914 BUCHANAN ST NV ROOMS, 3
bed rooms. inclosed sleeping porch, n W.
electric refrigeration: garage. $50, l.
GRAVATTE 729 18th st. NV. Natl. 0I23
CHEVY CHAS Sc EXCEPTIONALLY
pleasant house; large living room PEG
rooms and sleeping porch; 6. e, saraee
lovely lawn: July and August $50. Phone
Wisconsin 44O5.
GROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, MODERN
in every way. Sleeping porch. piano, large
shade trees. Price, $40 per month.
Also 3-room furnished apartment near
18th and Rhode Island ave: adults only.
Call North 705O. Apply 1900 17th st. ne.
$3.50 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY--EIGHT
Ath St, a,Ws -
Evening star., 1935-07-06
HILLLREST.
oSnn 18th 81 N w Cor. Gi

$500 18th St NV. Cor. Girard
Family-size room. private bath; room.
semi-private bath Also refined young
lady would like to share with another
large room with private bath. Spacious
grounds. parking space. Centrally located.
Well-balanced meals. Rates reasonable.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

1901 ST. sE.-TWO ROOMS KITCHEN
ette and private bath and porch; gas. cleo.
S45 month. 8.
WILL SHARE MY NICELY FURNISHED
apartment with one or two other girls.
Phone Adams 45l2 after 6:3O pm. Y
Evening star., 1935-07-06
RENT--FLATS.
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

COUPLE WITH LITTLE GIRL WANTS 2
or 3 room furnished or .unfurnished apt,
preferably in home with other children:
State rent Address BOX 359-K. Star once.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
ROYAL ARMS

1921 18th Street NV.
2 bed rooms, living room, large
foyer, kitchen, dinette. bath.
porch and up
/ bed room. living room, foyer,
kitchen. dinette. bath. porch-S S65
Refrigeration. elevator. Resident
r,onouar Hoiuyrohia 1897
Evening star., 1935-07-06
CLUB MERIDIAN,

1920 10Th ST. NV.
Delightful! club residence for men and
one double. one single private bath. show
ers; personal service; excellent meals
Evening star., 1935-07-06

With the first fall Of rock Garetto had looked up,
and now he saw the giant plunge downward. I'm
mediately he recognized hin. from the descriptions
he had heard. In all Africa there was no other
like him. Bravo, Nazir!" he cried excitedly. 1T
IL Tarzan and he Is ours!"
Evening star., 1935-07-06

BACHELOR APT-IDEAL. EXCEPTION.
ally cool, spacious. redec; l r.. k. b., well
furn., for responsible. discrim. guests; cont.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

l OR LARGE communicating rooms and
bath. fur; porch; private home; $50 each.
Phone Wisconsin 3951-W. Z.
LEE HEIGHTS. 1889 23rd ST. North
Cool room home of . ladies. . girls or
couple; garage: convenient bus: breakfast
optional Phone Clarendon 79S-R
12O ARLINGTON RIDGE. Alex Va
Furnished room in owners home. High
elevation. beautiful view of city. Delight
fully cool; cont. hot water. unlimited
phone 10 minutes by bus to 14th and
Constitution ave. Phone Walnut 164 s..
Mrs. Benton.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

LARGE. CHEERFUL ROOM, KITCHEN
ette, private bath, Frigiaidaire; Ink: sec
ond floor, front; private home; opposite
Meridian Park. 242S 18th NV.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

1905 POTOMAC ST. NV
Desirable apartment in quiet section OF
Georgetown: rooms, kitchen and bath,
$3.50. Automatic refrigeration. See
janitor on premises or call
THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

well ventilated; completely equipped for two:
Frigidaire and kitchenette. North 27O1.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT TO SHARE
with another lady at Park Central; reason
able Phone Met. 0540, ext. s13. Refer
Evening star., 1935-07-06

LOVELY 2-RM.. x. AND B. APT. IN EX-
cellept location on Conn. ave, furn com,
GUAR. CORP. Natl. 2652 or Natl 1925.
BARGAINS FURNISHED ROOMS. OVER
looking Cathedral; dishes. silver, Frisidaire,
radio. piano; S4s.50 per month. Call Wis
cnnsin 1H6Q ~
Evening star., 1935-07-06

18th AND KENNEDY-PRIVATE HOME;
living room. two bed rooms. dining room.
kitchen, private bath; convenient bus and
trolley; adults only. Phone Georgia 0554.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

4SOS ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-TWO ROOMS,
inclosed sleeping porch. kitchen. semi-prl-
ttaf haf