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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12
WARNER GLAND
 IN HIS POPULAR
 CHINESE ROLE
Charlie Chan in London from Earl Derr Biggers
 Novel Is at Capitol

Warner Oland, star of "Charlie Chan in London" which opens at the Capitol Theatre tonight, has been a successful actor all his life. But it was not until a few years ago, when he created the role of the smooth Chinese sleuth on the screen that he acquired his great est fame.
 Apparently it was destined that Earl Derr Biggers should create an oriental detective who, through the pages of his novels, would win the public's fancy, and that Gland, who was born in Sweden, should SC perfectly bring the shrewd, likeable Chan to life on the screen.
 Probably when Warner Olano started out in life in Umea, Swed- en, he had no. thought of evei playing Chinese roles; certainly he hadn't heard of motion pictures.
 Many Tested for Role
 Fox Film tested more than ~ players for the title role of the first Charlie Chan picture, adapted from Earl Derr Biggers' Charlie Chan Carries On" Gland, ther playing nothing but villain parts was conceded small chance of win. ming the role. However, he did gel it and his popularity has increased steadily since that time.
 The Chan pictures following tht first one include '"The Black Cam el," charlie Chan's Chance, Charlie Chan's Greatest Case, Charlie Chan's Courage" and hi present picture, Charlie Chan il London"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12
DARING WAR PICTURE NOW
 AT PT0W N
T Was a Spy Discloses Amazing Experiences of
 Woman Tn World War

A great and m owing dramatic story is told in T Was a Spy" the new Fox presentation that opened at the Uptown Theatre last night. It recapitulates the daring deeds of Martha McKenna, who was a Belgian nurse in a German hos pital during the War. The film was adapted from the woman spy's own "reminiscences, and Victor Saville has directed a picture that must be acclaimed as triumph of real ism.
 It is a wartime story, intensely dramatic, suspenseful and thrilling. One of the chief features of the production is the recon tructed market place of Roulers on scale sufficiently large to accommodate almost a battalion of infantry, to- gether with the units which go to form a fighting regiment, and the usual stalls, etc, which are part of the everyday busy life in the cen ter of a little country town.
 Added Feature
 'Nuri," unusual feature depicting the life and customs of the Hindus as seen through the eyes of Nuri the elephant. is an interesting and amusing addition to the program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12
SHRINE CLUB { IS TO GIVE LAST
 DANCE TONIGHT
Scottish Rite Temple Will Be Scene of Gaity at Final
 Social Affair of Season

An unusually large crowd is an- ticipated at the Scottish Rite Tenn pie this evening to attend the last Shrine Club dance of the current season. The invitational dance to- night will be the final one of these enjoyable occasions until next fall and marks the end of winter social activities in the city, by the Shrine Club.
 Dude" Haynes popular dance or chestra will again supply the music, and Mrs. Katherine Hooker, who has had charge of the dining room at all previous Shrine Club dances given in this series. will preside in the banquet room where a supper will be served during the inter- mission. She will also have charge of the punch table on the dance floor.
 Dancing win begin at 9:30 o'clock and continue until 1:30 o'clock, ac- cording to the dance committee which is composed of Charles E Smith, Chairman, Wilfred Leivers and Robert Coughlin
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12

business and production staff of the three-act comedy also was made today. Miss Ruth Coffin will be in charge of posters, sets and scenery. Mrs. Grover c. Vim will handle the ticket sale. Elmer A. Friend will be advertising director
 The date, expected to be within four weeks, and the place of the performance will be announced at the next meeting of the Drama Club Tuesday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12
ALASKA TEACHER AND
 MINE OPERATOR WED

Miss Peggy Anderson of Belling- ham, former school teacher at Flat, Alaska, was married recently at Anchorage to John Critz, Flat placer mine operator.
 They left immediately afterward on an airplane honeymoon trip to Flat, via Fairbanks.
 The ceremony was at the home of w. K. Kellar, Superintendent of the Anchorage schools.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12

WATCH AND WATT For the Goodie Sale of the Luth- sran Ladies Aid, April 27. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12
MINE WORKERS WILL
 MEET AT ' TONIGHT

In view of the expiration of it's agreement with the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company on June l, the Alaska Mine Workers Union has been called to special meet ing tonight at o'clock in it's hall on Lower Front Street.
 It was explained today at Union headquarters that an agreement made last summer with the mine company expires on June l of this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12
CAST NOW SET FOR
 LOOSE ANKLES" AS
 REHEARSALS GO ON

With the first week of rehearsal nearing an end, four final changes in the cast of characters for Loose Ankles" Juneau Drama Clubs pub lie performance comedy, were an- nounced today by Director Ted Danielsen.
 The four shifts place Ed Her ron as Linton, Larry Anderson as Terry, Danielsen as s o. s. Stotes, and Walt Woodward as Major FL ling.
 Partial announcement of h e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12
'. s. SCOBEE RETURNING
 ON NORTHLAND; TO OPEN
 OFFICES IN VANCOUVER

F. s. Scobee, local insurance man, is returning to Juneau on the Northland after a business trip to Petersburg. He expects to leave shortly for Vancouver, B. C., to es- tablish head office in British Co., lumbia for the several insurance companies he represents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12
SCHOOL TAX DUE

School Tax for 1855 is now due and payable at office of City Clerk. All male persons between 21 and 50, except volunteer firemen, paup- CTS, insane, soldiers and sailors are subject to this tax of $500 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12

See him rideI See him fiqhtI See him shoofl See him as the cowboy sheriff who knows no feur-oIso as inc sher-l ifs eowordly brofher.| Sec him tn a whirIvvind of Western action. and thrillsl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12
MRS. E. c. GUERIN RETURNS
 TO WORK AFTER ILLNESS

Mrs. E. c. Guerin, who has been confined to her home by illness for the last few days, returned to her position at the Leader Department Store this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12
SILVER TEA-MAY 6

At the homS : of Mrs. B. M. Behrends under the auspices of the Northern Light Presbyterian wom- en for the benefit of the Young Peoples work. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-12
"A NIGHT IN HAWAu'

DANCE Saturday night, April 13 in Elks' Hall Sponsored by The American Legion. Admission HOO adv
Evening star., 1935-02-17

grave trouble. With a quickening of the heart
he rather suspected the latter for her blue
eyes showed unrest.
IL wonder II you'd mind walking along
with me?'
Now this was an absurd question, for Mr..
Blivens would not mind in the least yet there
beat steadily, somewhere in his subconscious
mind, the knowledge that he was at q settled
age and very much married indeed. Neverthe-
less, he answered what any man would have
answered at the moment mot at ALL" he
said. I'm fact, should consider it an honor"
THANK you-' She nodded almost inn
perceptibly and fell into step beside him.
please talk to me. Say anything at all"
'Why-er-yes, indeed" Mr.. Blivens got
under way with difficulty. He said that it was
unusual weather for this time Of year. He
said that WaShington's Birthday was always
a very quiet day-and that this was fitting.
He said that George Washington was very
great man indeed.
JUST then the girl laughed. 1t was very
pretty laugh 1t was flash of silver on
the air, like bright coin tossed in the sun
light. But Mr. Blivens considered the laughter
decidedly misplaced.
II see nothing hunor in the statement"
he replied.
"Oh, wasn't laughing at that" she said,
quickly contrite you were just talking,
thought-and so was just laughing. AS II
were happy at what you said. You see" and
she lowered her voice, "some ones watching u.s."
'What?" said Mr.. Blivens, his voice cracking
slightly. Then: "Who?"
my fiance"
"Your fance?" Charlie Blivens swallowed
twice, and looked over his shoulder. "You say
your fiance Is Watching us?"
The young woman nodded. "Yes-rm
dreadfully sorry. But was SO desperate, and
you looked 50 kind and understanding. You
were gazing at that statue of George WASH
ington, and I thought He'll help me- and
I've simply got TO 90 through with it!"
go through with What?" asked Mr.. Blivens.
"Well, you see-Edmund has been treating
me badly and decided to show him. L
well. told him that there was An older man
who was positively crazy to marry me-"
"Indeed?" said Mr.. Blivens, incredulo,ls
"And-what did Edmund say?"
HE laughed" The blue eyes looked up ut
Mr.. Blivens hercely. "Can you imagine that!
He just laughed. He didn't believe me. So
I decided to show him. said, IT'S true and
I'm going to meet him in the park this very
afternoon
"a very nice idea, Aiss-ah-" Mr. Blivens
began doubtfully.
perkins. Cameha Perkins Isn't 1t . silly
name?"
But Mr.. Blivens was not interested in that
And he followed you here, just to see II you
were lying?"
eyes. I went to the park first because that
was where I'd said was going, and I had
the park in my mind. But didn't think he'd
really follow me. I caught sight of him just
q moment before I saw you-and knew I had
to do something"
"It would seem, then that he does care for
you. Miss Perkins"
Her eyes were shining now. "Yes-but
mustn't give in too quickly. you don't
Evening star., 1935-02-17

and the thought exceedingly comforting to
Mr.. Bhvens for some reason.
II hope" said the young woman, that you
don't have an appointment. Because ought
really to stay out for while. 1 expect he'll
be waiting for me at my apartment when
return. So don't want to get back too soon.
I want to make him hopping mad"
Well" said Mr.. Blivens, II really should
be getting home, you know But--see here,
they've some very interesting volumes at the
library on George Washington I'd like to
have you see some of the pictures. WASH
ngton's rather hobby of mine you know"
4 Ar. BLIVENS considered the library a posi-
w tive inspiration He could not think OF q
single friend of his or Molly's who would be
in the library this afternoon. If Miss Camelia
Perkins was enthusiastic. she managed to keep
her emotions in check, but, being q polite
young woman, she assented readily and in
sisted that she had not looked at pictures Of
Washington for long time and would delight
to do so now.
The librarian in charge of American history
seemed just a shade suspicious when Charlie
walked in with the slender, blond young
woman on his arm. But her suspicion was
quickly dispelled when she heard Mr.. Blivens
inquire for volumes appertainng to G. WASH
ington. In fact, she spent the rest Of the
afternoon beaming at the pair over her spec
tacles
At 4. however Miss Perkins yawned politely
and remarked that they'd really better go now.
On the steps of the library Charlie raised his
hat and said, This has been a delightful ex-
perence, Miss Perkins"
"Oh. but aren't you going home with mer-
"Why, I"
But you simply must. It wouldn't look as
II you were devoted at all II came home alone
and Edmund was there. 1t would look as if
well, it might look as If" Miss Perkins
1uttering eyelids lowered and she left 1t to
Charlie to guess what 1t might look As H.
So Mr.. Blivens had to hail = bright blue taxi
and direct its driver to her address.
A. the bright blue taxi drew up before the
apartment building which bore Miss Perkins
address, Charles Blivens. alias George Vernon,
peered out anxiously at the entrance. He saw
no one but q doorman in uniform. Secretly
he was much relieved but what he said was.
I'm afraid, my dear. that Edmund isn't here"
Then the door few open suddenly and some
one said, "Im afraid you're wrong you old
buzzard!" and the startled Mr.. Blivens looked
into the eyes Of . young man who must have
dashed around the corner Of the building.
"Edmund!" cried Miss Camelia Perkins
But Edmund seemed chiefly concerned with
Mr.. Blivens. Get out of that cab!" he said.
As Mr.. Bvens obeyed he was seized BY
the throat Look here" he sad and struck
out valantly. His weight was against him, but
perhaps. after all. he could have defended
himself II the taxi driver had not intervened
The taxi drivers intentions we're of the best,
but In trying to get q good poke ut Edmund
Continued on Fifteenth roge
Evening star., 1935-02-17
illustrated By
PAUL kROESEN

mind. we'll just walk on along
this path"
We'll, r" Mr.. Blivens
took another look to the rear.
Not a soul was in sight. Fvl-
IDENTIFY the young man had
gone home in high dudgeon,
Evening star., 1935-02-17

HEN he was five, Charles Blivens'
mother arrayed him for q chill
dren's party in q costume CAL
culated to make him appear
something like the young George
Washington. Being i've. and not
, 1935-04-29
McALLEN,
REYNOSA BUS
DAILY SCHEDULE

Special bus from ReynoSa SAT-
urday and Sunday 1880 y IL
BUS. SERVICES
, 1935-04-29
UNION BUS LINES

Fast bonded Buses. Leaving Har-
hngen $50 a. m and 3 p. n daily.
Arrives San Antonio lis d. m and
0:45 y. m San Antonio $3.50
X as S8I80--Abilene S8.85-Austin
$~5.10-Chicago S21.40 - St. Louis
$3.50. Madison Hotel, phone 4O5.
Harlingen; Miller hotel, Browns
vile; Corte Hotel. phone 10. Wes-
laco; McAllen. phone 81: San
Benito. phone 234: Raymondville.
phone n.
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC. 16 yrs. expert.
ence: neat colored: s yrs. last posltion'
Al references. Hall, Potomac O4O4. -
CHAUFFEUR, white, experienced: VIII 60
anywhere; have best of references from
last place. Call Lincoln 200. y
CHAUFFEUR. colored. II years expert
ence. travelled extensively in u s. ,csnses. Gsnsaa
references. Telephone Adams S99l w.
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic and utility house.
man. colored; sober reliable; city reIergLHice' rLi,.
commercial or private. Charles H. Hawkins'
phone North 05S7-J.
MAN. white, with car. desires, ABOUT four
hours work day. 100" W. va swe''
Apt }.
WHITE MAN, married age 35.. former po-
liceman. detective. experienced caretaker.
desires position. Address Box 1Os-M. Star
office.
YOUNG MAN with, car desires work OF
any kind will travel: no selling. AooreSS
Box 139-M. Star office.
YOUNG MAN desires work in private Iam-
lily as chauffeur. houseman. etc:' etc:'u reteI .aI
ences: honest and dependable. Gail Man
uel. Adams S22S-W.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

S32 RrTTENHOUsE ST. NV ROOMS.
bath with shower. steam heat. unlim hot
wxater. public telephone. silver. linens.
3 ROOMS K. AND B.. LARGE RECEPTION
hall, exposures: completely furnished ex-
Columbia 7231. Available Immediately.
EOXHALL VILLAGE. 4457 QUE ST. NV.
Young men to share private home; 3 expo
sures, maid service: meals; gas heat. cont;
hot water. baths: saEag&e; & $40 each. Call
PRIVATE PARTY win furnish apartment
time. 213S California ST.. Apt. 100. A.
NON-HoUSEKEEPING APT. FOR GEN.
tleman. single or en- suite: professional or
Govt, employe preferred. IVA Rhode
Island ave. NV.
1919 OTIS PL NV. LARGE. NEWLY
furnished living.b room. kitchen and
heat and light furn. Adults only.
HYATTS.. MD. WINE AVE- ROOMS
and kitchen. furnished. $50: unfurnished.
S2F; h at, light. gas incl Greenwood 2l93:
EFFICIENCY APT, 1897 8 ST. NV
Reasonable rent to desirable tenant.
BACHELOR APT. NICELY FURNISHED
maid service; suitable for couple: rent rea-
sonable: worth seeing. 2626 Penna. ave.
1902 VERMONT AyE--1 LARGE FRONT
service; S35. Apply at Apt. o.
1901 II ST. Sc, CORNER 18th AND KEN
tucky ave-Nice, cosy bed room. perfect
kitchen, h.-w;h. gas. elec.; refined home;
DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY-sECOND-
fioor room. sleeping porch: kitchsnette pri.
young lady to share apt. with another; also
sounS men. ibio ala Ct. NV.
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

1908 NORTH FILLMORE ST. Lyon Village,
a-Nicely furnished room for rent: gen.
tleman preferred. Phone Clarendon 9a3-R
"6Ia BALTIMORE ST. Hyattsville. Nd,
one: $50. two. Phone Hyattsville 47O-W'
Evening star., 1935-11-02
PORTLAND HOTEL,
ROOMs-UNFURNISHED.

sI4 sth ST. NE brisht rooms
unIurn., near bath
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. New detached
home: large front room private bath, use
OF club room. garage; refined adult home;
couple or gentlemen: S35. After pm .
phone Cleveland 1853
COL HGTS.-la block 14th st. cars, in
2-rm apt: large. sunny room, next bath,
lor refined business woman: ref; reas: one
other woman occupant. Adams S14l-J. 3s
4sO4 ILLINOIS AVE. N,W.-Two rooms.
gas and elec. large back porch. Frisidaire
'COLORED-1019 goth NV.
Large rm.. heated. cleo; women. No. a129.
Evening star., 1935-11-02

SALESMAN to sell on good commission,
delivered direct from mine to consumer.
in washington and vicinity. at substan-
tial savings. Address P. o. Box 65, ROCK
Vile Md
Evening star., 1935-11-02
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

RITNDIE WRAPPER, experienced. Write
stating experience. Address BOX 4s4-k.
Star once.
Evening star., 1935-11-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parking
and clutch control cars furnished. Cail
"Old Reliable" Foster twhite), Met. lSuS.
GREET SHORTHAND. TYPNG.
English, French. arithmetic; speLins.
Beginners' reviews. Decatur 32S4-J.
Evening star., 1935-11-02

IAkOMA PARK. / or 9 rooms. furnished
or unfurnished. in modern home, conven-
lent to transportation. Address Box lla-M.
Star ONCE 3s
ROOM FOR FATHER. room and board for
farland School. Call Col. 1883 z to . p.m.s
SMALL furnished or unfurnished room for
colored girl; heated: must be Reasonable.
Address Box 122-M. Star once. 2s
WANTED-SUB. ROOMS n BOARD,
SUBURBS-Conn. or Wis. ave-: lady; large,
sunny. quiet. unf; board or comb. boar
and Ink; reasonable. Address BOX 13O-K,
Star office. 3s
Evening star., 1935-11-02

TILDEN GARDENS,
Conn. Ave. at Tilden st. NV.
3 bed rooms, sun room, living
room, dining room, kitchen
and 2 baths; $130. Splendid
restaurant on premises. E. C.
DUVALL, manager. Cleve-
land 1894.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

sos ROCK CREEK CH RID. N.w.-Nice
siris; very ressonsbie % rent. ~ =
270O RoDMAN RID. NV. tsecond house
Man roomer wants q man to share room
with MIN: room with twin beds. connecting
bath; bath quiet pet Dlsse in the woods facing Rock
23a6 37th ST. N.W.-LarsC room, porch.
garage. S25; small room. $l3: det.- house.
Glover Park and wis. ave. Clev. 1884. 2.
15l3 IRVING ST. NV. corner 18th ST.
nished Phone Columbia 0s6s.
1909 KENYON st. NW.-Newly furnished
2nd-foor room. owners home. suitable for
couple or one or two men; reasonable. e
1854 HOBART ST. N.w-Nicely furnished
tlemen: reasor able. Phone coiumbis sSis.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3.5O wk.: single
rooms. cle;n warm; 4 baths; inst. h.. W; 2
car lines: han rm.. 81: men. Adams 102 3
flIn,,SEf SI3 KENYON ST N:W:-Room: all new
private family. Phone Adams 35s6-J.
4"24 18th ST. W.-Army officer's widow
has double room. private bath shower; also
single room: breakfast; garage.
1908 18th ST. N.W-Nicely furnished
Prom; PSan;. NJ So1th hmSnth; plenty OF hot water.
- INDEPENDENCE AVE-. OPP. Capitol
GhL,ounds-L.h.k. sh,. rooms; adults; reason
JoQ2 32nd N.W-Gentleman: nicely fur
nsned. semi-priVate bath: SIS. Phone
OLeVelanu 1927, 3s
ON CONN. AVE. overlooking Dupont Circle
-Attractively arranged, newly furnished
nro1 ITO ~ room, twin beds, private family.
Phone Potomac 2734.
31l0 MT. PLEASANT ST. NW.-Single
pea-IvinK room. especially attractive and
n99m,enKe; 9ii,ee; housekeepins; running water:
PORTLAND HOTEL,
18th st. and Thomas Circle-Larse out.
sloe rooms. 81 week: private bath. SJ25O
IN BEAUTIFUL MT. PLEASANT
Il large, bright, sunny bed
room in lovely private home.
Call Columbia 1890. Gentleman
preferred.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LADY LARGE OR SMALL UNFUR.
rooms. priv. bath; NV. kitchenette op.
tional: by Nov. 5. Phone Col. 311: g
BEFORE DEC. l. GROOM UNFURNISHED
apartmcnt with 2 bed ROOMS. anywhere in
NV Phone Adams 50SS-W. or address
Box l61-M Star ONCE -
DEC. /, UNFURN.. . RMS. KIT. AND
bath in upper NV, by young couple: S45.
Address Box 125-M, Star once. 3'
AT ONCE FURNISHED-LIvING- BED
room. double-b bed room. kitchen. bath.
nv section. within 20 min. to center city;
S45. Address Box 15I-M. Star once. 2.
WlNTED-FURNIsHED APT. IN NE. OR
Sc; . beds; under $40; have children.
Address Box 126-M. Star ONCE. 90
. ROOMS, KIT. BATH. FURNISHED.
dress Box 91-M. Star office. %
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WINDOW SHADES

Dupont Tontine washable shades made to
order at lowest prices save your old roll
erS; for estimate call Georgia 2400 Penn
Decorating Co.. Inc. 5l2l Ga. ave -
Evening star., 1935-11-02
SPECIAL FREE

Course in Life Insurance
Sa1esmanship. Position n S
available for three men
satisfactorily completing the
course. Married men between
the ages of 25 and 35 prefer
red. Must have good educa-
tional background. Apply in
person at 308 Albee Bldg.
4 pm. Monday, November 4.
Evening star., 1935-11-02
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

COMPANION N-SECRETARY to lady for part
or whole time work. as desired: references.
Address Box l55-M. Star once.
GIRL, light colored wants maid S work IN
boarding house, waitress or sandwich girl
5 years experience: also experienced CASH
ier. Phone Decatur 4519. -
LADY. excellent references. desires posi-
ton as companion, or will care for conVa'
lescent Address Box 426-K. Star once:
STENOGRAPHER. experienced, desires
typing to do at home. Address Box loo-
NJ. Star Office
STENOGRAPHIC dictation taken in eve
nings; authors lawyers mss. typed. 0uc
l 900 words. Address Box S6-M. Star once
WOMAN-A refined settled woman with
experience i'll Housekeeping. practlcal nurS-
ing and care for children. North 6:0l y
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE young colored
girl as nurse to adult invalid: she has nad
same hospital training and Is very capaDie
and sympathetic. For further lnforma-
ton call Emerson O3oo.
Evening star., 1935-11-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
DOMESTIC.

RUPEERs; EXCHANGE - Housevorkers,
cooks, maids. mothers helpers. laundresses,
housemen: ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 lth NV.
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APARTMENTS-FUR. d UNFUR,

1000 PORTER NV. APT. col ROOMS.
bath, kitchenette; exposures electric
refrigerator.
WESTCHESTER-e RMS. BATH. PORCH.
use of kitchen in large, private apt.
Phone Emerson S121.
LARGE. SUNNY ROOMS . BATHS,
kitchen; choice location: reasonable; refer
ences. Call Adams 96l0. Apt. sos.
some furnished. in hieh-class northwest
buildinss. Car available on appointment.
Call Mrs GREEN Adams 454R
Evening star., 1935-11-02
SALE-APARTMENTS.

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-MoD-
ern 5-story building, A units in best OF
WALTER A. BROWN.
140O H ST. National 1852.
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SALE-Co-oPERATIvE APIS.
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

30S MADISON ST. NV. - WELL-FUR-
nished T-room house . baths. garage: no
children. Phone Georgia 2490.
BETHESDA. MD.-NEW COLONIAL BRICK
home. rooms. tile bath and shower: all
mod. elec. kit. det gar; corner lot; immed.
occupancy. 6001 Elm St Wise. 461O-W.
CHEVY CHASE, CLEVELAND PARK.
nearby Va. Several attractive modern
homes; g rooms. bath to 3 rooms. . baths.
Cleveland 3465. LESLIE d. MEASELL 3s
ATTRACTIVE. NEWLY CONDITIONED
7-room house, good NV. section; ready for
occupancy. Phone North 4311.
FACING PARK-ON CORNER; COLONIAL
center-hall plan; will rent whole or part.
q rooms and attic: ami. Phone Georgia
2371. 1918 Emerson ct. NV.
524 CRITTENDEN ST. N.W.-NEW HOME.
nicely furnished. z rooms. tile bath. elec.
refris.. garage; heat furnished; S100. Call
sunday. 3'
523 2nd ST. s,E.-SIx ROOMS. BATH.
nicely furnished; gas. elec.. hot-water
heat; rent reasonable. g
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2 FURNISHED ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH.
porch, yard, Frigidaire cleo. h.-w h.: -
minutes downtown; 81" SO 144 z. Clifford
ave. Potomac. Va, Phone Alex lS41-J -
4 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. LARGE
hall. 2nd floor. all Just renovated; most
desirable section Hyattsville; light. vaters
oil burner heat; large handicapped grounds.
shade. porches. Greenwood 1894.
90 MINUTES FROM WASHINGTON 9
and 3 rm. furn. apts.. all convenlences;
oil heat. $40 Maine ST.. Laurel. Md.
Call Laurel 152-F-13.
3 ROOMS AND BATH. FURNISHED:
heat. water and electricity; Frisidaire: ShS
per month Old Rotterdam Apt. AIS South
Lee. Alexandria. Va. Phone Alex. 20a4. -