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Criffs

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first inning and he never permitted
himself to come close to losing it, al
though he was helped by sterling
brand of defensive work. For all of
their patched-up infleld and substi-
tute catching, the GriffS can arise to
defensive heights from time to time
and this invasion OF New York has
been one of those times.
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VICTORY FOR AGGIES
Drop Only One Set in Shutout
Over Interstate Netmen.

StCI 4AlC1S SLdIC NSlAACA.
Forced to three sets in only one
match, Department of Agriculture's
fast-hying tennis team blanked the
Interstate Commerce Commission net
men, SO, yesterday on the Potomac
Park courts.
Byrd and Medlin dropped the mid
die set to Krellin and Sadd but won
the first and third to calk up the
Aggies' fifth victory. 60. 2-6, Ga.
Only one other set of the other four
matches went to deuce, so complete
was the superiority Of the winners
Summaries:
Doubles-Mather-Ki "a defeated
znek-Schnutter, 81, 6-3; Brown
Harreii defeated Lampkin- Nicely Ga,
sadd. ess., sr0:MeS.''t aMS. %: s;einhauser.von
Saal defeated Fritz-stiegall. 81. 6-2;
Hoffecker- Erickson defeated Waggaman-
George. 81, 6-3.
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Southern Title at Stake.

CEMI-OFFICIAL recognition OF the
Southern welterweight crown will
be given by Nat Fleischer. editor OF
Ring, national boxing magazine, who
will present the winner with belt
emblematic Of the title.
Regardless Of the outcome. Phil will
be offered a crack at the winner of
the frankie Blair-Lew Raymond bout,
which will serve as a semi-final to the
Cowboy Scott-Lew Feldman scrap here
Monday night.
Preliminary battles tonight also will
feature intercity rivalry, with George
Holmes, local bantamweight, trading
blows with Ray Tucker in the eight
round semi-final, and Jackie Carter,
District lightweight, mixing with CAL
win Calp In six-rounder.
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Good Financial Tidbit,

I Asst Fall, when the shy sailor stood
in a Boston prize ring and tried
to synchronize his punches with un-
known Winston's fainting spells, you
would have been laughed out of the
ofice if you had suggested q Louis
Sharkey fight. But Herr Schmeling
changed the scenario completely. The
Louis -Sharkey fight is now a very
material blob of light on the horizon,
and nice financial tidbit, too.
Strangest of all, you can have the
result of the bout in advance from the
same gentlemen who predicted Herr
Schmeling's tragic fate last June. The
object with long whiskers who you
see on your left, climbing down from a
tree and writing notes on his cuff, is
a boxing expert. He may be back in
the tree next week.
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TURTLE RACE FEATURED.

Featuring a turtle race. the John
Eaton Playground will hold a pet
show tomorrow at Thirty fourth and
McComb streets at o'clock. Two
chipmunks, as well as scores of dogs
and cats. will appear in the show.
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Conference Meets Completed,
Fairgrounds Look to Finals

thizy Rosedalel: Running high jYmpm, ,pE,,,
1sm HoIltdse sen1ss 1BsrookiandS. s4o-mster relay
Won By Brookland aJack sullivan. Steve
Burnett Hsrnon sek noSs
third: Eckinston Leo Perry Si snsstnT WhssstIeTy
Crawford, Joe Blinkhern. BUCK Hreeoeh''
115-Pound Class.
somstsr runmWon od'. 5y Sstqei ssmsS osn psan
wood. Running broad jump-Won by
Leslie cooEsey lRosedale); second. James
Finnegan {Rosedalel; third. James Cas-
ond. J. Adams tBrookland): third. Edward
zane s4O%fssr %ss EssyWSn aas MSs1
tow. Dick Heaiey. Burnell Hildebrandl; !;
second. Rosedals Lee sesrs. POI Don sSya se
Charlie; Tuck sam EriscG, po.. thiTa JACK sssll Ssl
son, Ralph Hunter).
Unlimited Class tRestricted).
.ssend sssr ssG
third. Philips Hoaeland tBrooklandl. 100
sssn.n ss.d nynwSnd ,sssnd y BOB %b '5sSa
mile run-Won by Charles Umbaush sEck-
Rssap? Woea thirS afaOna GlnoTe n dailan
Running broad tump-Won BY Howard
Kenna (Brooklandj: third. Slower Jones
sBr9ok!anaD RHnning bread .!san9 sum5-W0n Mon
rett Valentine Hangdon): third. Jack
shuerue CONGRESS Hsiohts.: 400,meter
gan, Lee Lusby Lefty Marshall: Lloyd
BoltD; second. Brooklard wv. Bahcock,
A. Babcock. j. Sullivan. r. Flynn: third,
Sherwood Henry Wagner. Robert Hunter,
w. Ward. j. Minton).
Unlimited Class (Restricted).
1OO-yard run-Won by Roy Michael
(Rosedalel; second, Ienatius Keane
(Rosedale). One-mile run-Won by judi
son Harry Snead (Rosedale); second, Earl
David Fox buchanan; third Harry
Grayson Newman tSherwoodl. One-mile
rslay-Won by Rosedale (Rcy Michael.
Herman Dumas; John Asero. John Car
Garrett Valentine, Pat Flynn, e. GalIurnJ !:
third. lexington tPsul Dean, Bob Curtin,
John Grove. Harry Klotz)
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HARNESS CLASSIC
ATTRACTS 100000
Ed Lasater and RosaIind
Joint Favorites at 8.5
in HambIetonian.
BY ORLO ROBERTSON,

~ OSHEN, N. Y, August 12.-To
this horse-loving community
I today was Christmas, Fourth
~ of July and all the other
holidays rolled into one, for the oc-
casion was the eleventh Hambleto-
nian, richest of the trotting horse
stakes.
From surrounding countryside, the
blue grass Of Kentucky and nearby
New York came 10000 persons to
watch 10 of the finest 3-year-old
trotters battle for the major share
of $35,643.
Preparations were made for the
largest crowd in the history of the
race, first trotted at Good Time Park
in 1880.
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Double Plays Help Joe.

CASCARELLA was of to a shaky
start. but he managed to escape
damage until the third, when Gro
setti singled. moved up on wild pitch
and scored on Di Maggio's double. In
the fourth the Yanks started with
Selkirk's single and Jorgens followed
with another one-bagger. Heffner
walked to fill the bases and Pinch
hitter Red Ruffing scratched a hit to
Cascarella to score a run and leave
the bases filled with only one out. Here
Bluege started a snappy double play
on Crosetti's grounder, ending the
inning.
Cascarella frightened after that and
pitched better ball. The other Yam
kee run was made in the eighth in
ming on a walk to Gehrig. single by
Selkirk and double-play ball hit by
LaZzeri.
The Mats coined their sixth run In
the fifth inning on Travis single and
double by Red Kress. In the ninth
they wound up their scoring when
Chapman walked, Lewis sacrificed and
Stone singled. That then made it
four wins in the last five starts. The
Griffs are serving warning that they
aren't out of the money yet.
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FURR HELD TOUGH
FOE FOR PORTNEY
Will Have Edge in Height,
Reach in WeIter Go at
Baltimore Tonight.

~LASHING for the Southern
welterweight title, Phil Furr,
District 147-pound champion,
~ will face Jack Portney, third
ranking world welterweight, tonight at
Oriole Park. Baltimore, in l2-round
bout.
Although Portney's superior boxing
ability will install him 81 favorite,
Furr's dangerous right hand and abil-
ity to take it and come back for more,
as evidenced in his scrap with Barney
Ross, world welterweight champion
stamp the local larruper as a real
threat to upset the Baltimore battler.
In his first invasion of the Monu-
mental City, Furr will be aided by the
use Of 5-ounce gloves. 3 ounces
lighter than are allowed in local rings.
Furr also will be benfited by an ad-
vantage in both height and reach over
Portney.
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1O-Pound Class.
40-yard dash-Won by Ruth Hite tVir-
ginia Avenuel; second. Sylvia Hornstoin
Potato race-Won by Ruth Hite Virginia
Avenuel; second. Rita Babeneau CWallachl;
third Anna Fletcher tCongreSs Heightsl.
Vollev ball throw fer distance-Won by
Jean Silverman Potomacl; second, Sylvia
Harstin Jefferson: third. Elizabeth Lov-
ing fHoover). Jump the brook-Won by
Snookie Stevens (Hoover>: second Anna
Fletcher CONGRESS Heights; third. jeanette
Poirier Garfield.
S5-Pound Class.
5O-yard dash-Woa by Mary Hewitt
tVirsinia Avenuel: second Mary Hite tVir-
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Reins in Capable Hands.


roth had the benefit of experienced
drivers. White decided to pilot
his sons filly, while Sep Palm. In
dianapolis veteran. who won with
Greyhound. was assigned to Ed Lasa-
ter's sulky.
Victory for any Of the eight others
three Of them fillies, was seen as more
or less Of an upset William Hughes
Clova Of Cleveland trotted a mile in
2:03 at Old Orchard Beach, yet was
no better than a 5-to-l shot.
Ruth NJ. Mac. owned by C. B. Shat
fer of Lexington, finished close sec
ond to Rosalind in 2:03 in the Ken
lucky Futurity last year, but she also
was lightly regarded.
Completing the field were Hollywood
Dennis, a winner. owned by
John L. Dodge of Lexington Brownie
Hanover, from Lawrence B. Shep-
hard's Hanover, Pa. farm: John E
Kelley's Gaiety Mite Of Bangor. Me.
Recovery. from the Lyle Bros Plain
field. N j.. stable; Thomas L Havens'
Pinero of Flanders, NJ Y, and Martin
B. Dodds Peter Song Of Norfolk,
Conn.
Evening star., 1936-08-12

track champions OF the
Southern Conference, fair runners
and jumpers of the Northern Con-
ference were to compete today at the
Raymond Playground in the second
of four conference meets.
The victory of the Virginia Avenue
girls over eight other contestants
duplicated the triumph of the same
Fairgrounds boys team. in their
conference meet a week ago.
Three other Fairgrounds waged a
great battle for second place, with
only two points separating the second
place Hoover team from the fourth
place Potomac Avenue group.
Summaries:
nj
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Pacific Coast.
Portland. S; Oakland, 3.
Seattle, 4; Sacramento, 2.
San Diego. 2; Missions, 0.
San Francisco, 4; Los Angeles. ). .
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GODFREY RAzzED
SCORING VICTORY
Bronx Cheer Handed George
as Wells Folds Up in
Second Stanza.

- EORGE GODFREY can chase
his BLACK Shadow" back to
\ Europe as far as Washing
~ tons f1stic colony is con-
cerned following the mammoth maui
ers second-round knockout" OF
Billy Wells before 100 spectators
last night at Grifith Stadium.
Socked hard on the jaw twice by
Wells, a hit-and-run fighter, who
wasn't too anxious to swing mittens,
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Favorites Quoted at 8 to 5.

Favorites Quoted at 8 to 5.
A LTHoUGH the race attracted one
more entry than last year. the
early betting pictured it largely as a
duel between a colt and filly trained
by Ben White of Lexington. The
colt was Ed Lasater, owned by w. N.
Reynolds of Winston-Salem, N. c.,
and the filly. Rosalind, flying the silks
Of Whites 2l-year-old son, Gibson.
There was little to choose between
the pair, with the prospect they would
face Starter Steve Phillips at about
to each.
Rosalind, winner Of six Of her nine
starts last year. beat Ed Lasater in the
Matron Stakes at North Randall. The
Reynolds colt turned the tables on
his stablemate at Old Orchard
Beach, Me, two weeks ago. trotting
the first 2 miles in 2:02A and 2:0224.
Evening star., 1936-08-12
DICKERS0N BOOKING.

The Dickerson A. c. would like to
book a strong unlimited foe for Sum
day. Call Buckeystown 40-F-6.
Evening star., 1936-08-12

Godfrey effectively demonstrated chat
he will be an easy target for any fast
heavyweight with a semblance of a
good right hand.
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Y v YITH all conference meets
\A completed, boy playground
wv track athletes Of the city
today we're looking forward
Evening star., 1936-08-12

w YITH Virginia Avenue Play
M grounds girl athletes al
" v ready established as the
track champinnS of the
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Through one incident Edgemoor's
atmosphere smacked of big-league
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
frautioued
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

CENT? ,EMAN desires room. private home
or cit,h no rooming house preferably room
private bath; meals OPTIONAL state rate;
ref, Address Box 255-R. Star ONCE 2s-
EMP. LADY wants room and board IN ptl-
vate home PetWorth or Chevy Chase, by
Cct II. nuiet: cony: reasonable; give de-
tails address BOX 28l-R Star office.
GEORGETOWN-Lady wants comiortapie
room with board in old Georgetown. CieVe-
La S-Eh
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.
OPPOSITE SHOREHAM HO-
tel-2 rooms, kit, bath and
hall (also / room). Apt. No.
102, 2401 Calvert st. NV.
1915 w PL. NV.
Just on Wisconsin Ave1
Two rooms, kitchen and
bath. Electric refrigeration.
See janitor on premises.
$43.50.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Natl. 2100. e25 18th st. NV.
FRONT
APARTMENT.
Two rooms, kitchen and
bath. Elevator service, elec-
trio refrigeration on house
current.
$4,000.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER
1903 Conn. Ave. NV.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 200. a25 18th st. NV.
THE JEFFERSON,
1900 10th ST. NV. DISTRICT 4704.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath
with shower, large closet. Vene-
tian blinds.
One room. kitchenette and
bath with shower. Corner apart
ment, south and east exposures.
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ApAprAEAIs FURNISHED.

o653 Woodley I'd meals daily. ::
mo; special monthly dinner rates. Aoanl
pS1.s
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

6s.75-NEWLY RENOVATED 5-RoOM
BUNGALOW with garage: desirable NV. loca-
ton: Electrolux. vacuum, radio. Call De-
catur 0497 after 8 pm.
1927 3rd ST. NE,
rooms and bath, h.-w,h.. other modern
venient to stores and bus line: SIS.
p J. WALSHE. INC,
employed. will share with o small refined
family bed rooms and use OF COM
fortably furn. 6-room home and kitchen
as your own home. Reasonable. Garage:
CONTINUED on Next PaEeJ
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ApARrMENTs SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

RENT-LIsT YOUR VACANCY WITH US;
vestigate applicants. MR.. HOMER. North
s761. 81.
ROOMS UNPUBLISHED, BATH, RE-
frigerator. elec. gas. included. $50 st.
ne. apt. 403. 3le
2-ROOM APT, FURN OR UNFURN-,
available Nov. Is; living room with fires
place, bed room. bath and kitchenette.
Atlantic 4564 between and z.
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TARoMA-5a3 CARROLL AVE;L3 At
fractiye apts,, one 3 rms. and kitchenette
SiS: one . rms. kitchenette. S35: IND
noor: eiec refrigeration. Also basement
apt . rms. good light and heat. S2o.
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CoRCoRAN COURTS. 23rd ST. nv
Girl 10 share furn. apt with anotner'
Cali after $50 pm, Natl. 1884. APT; aVs'
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cO55 PARK RD.-For girls. large front
from bus: meals OPTIONAL $50. ADAMS
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Gsoc 18th ST N.W-Two unusually at
tractive. rooms. with private bath. foGr for
three; breakfast optional; private home.
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1907 KILBOURNE PL.- N.W:-1MMEDI-
ATE occupancy, entire floor. lovely brick
home. . large rooms, kitchen, private bath
excellent location; completely furnished.
inc REFRIGERATOR. gas. elec-i aouIts, gen.
tiles. St;l Adams S55l.
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APARTMENTS. FURN. AND UNFURN'
Free Car Service. Best locations
1910 Vermont Ave, RIM. 2l'. Nau- -. ,b;,sf
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14oo MASS. AVE-Double room. twin beds.
new furniture: under new management:
employed couple or gentlemen: reasonable.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WANTED,

CHERRYDALE. VA. 1913 N. 21st ave
One or two furnished rooms, next to path;
one block bus. 3O'
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1916 NEWTON NW.-First floor; slneie:
hot and cold water in room; SIS: near
transportation: gentleman.
13c7 ST. NW.-Large basement Ink:
room. with gas range; only S5.5O weekly
for two.
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1923 MONROE ST. NV OR RMS
Eitchenette. bath. screened sleeping porch;
so EXPOS; adults transient or permanent.
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JT1S 18th ST. N.W.-Large front room,
private bath. first floor; twin beds; nicely
furnished; also front rm. without private
bath oil heat
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pie. N3U: also sIIBIe. oI' o.: SIt01 sIo - =.
332O 10Th ST. NV. - Nicely furnished
room, next bath: private home: bus line;
EXCLUSIVE 10th ST. APT. Mt. Pleasant
section-Attractive room, connecting oath'
shower Columbia 1922.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1867 P St n.w.-DoubIe
room. twin beds. next bath; Sl6 mo. each.
1917 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Second-foo
room: baths on same hoor: c.hw.. un-
limited ahnne. nfher rooms.
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I'l3 QUE ST, N.W-Large. single. front
room southern exposure. well furnished
D windows. near bath, cont. hot water.
alr-condltloned heat; quiet gentleman; 500
per month. Potomac OlOO.
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1732 Goth ST. N.W-Attractive, large.
t'ird- floor front room, semi-bath. with or
without i, K: single $50. double. So: also
frn1t first floor rOnrl S 30 week.
Evening star., 1936-10-28

IN BRIGHTWOOD-Very desirable front
room with private bath. for employed cou-
ME S30. also / single Sl5 Georgia "a 4.
Evening star., 1936-10-28

1858 COLUMBIA RID NV. Apt. 5-Large,
comfortable well-furnished single room.
Evening star., 1936-10-28

/ .5Sl' CATHEDRAL AVE.-Attractive front
| double room. private bath, unlimited phone
IN roomi convenient transportation. CieV,
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1896 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. (corner
15th)-Double. triple second-fioor front
beds. individual closets: excellent meals;
walking distance: SAI 80. SIG 80. 81 50.
Evening star., 1936-10-28

1907 MINNESOTA AVE Sc.
Front room, adjoining bath. double or
single: ch.w.. oil heat; private home. At
tautjc 3oRS-W
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furnished room. new detached home: prl-
vate family; cont. h. w; shower. potomac
4615-J "
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407 q ST. N.W.-SG.00 WEEKLY. FuRN
rooms. gas range. kitchen sink. eiec sl'
YER dishes. linens. steam heat. teiepnohe
Evening star., 1936-10-28

MT PLEASANT. 3.lO 18th ST. NV
Ba iement: one room. kitchen ana Datn'
to reliable man: Sl2. with care OF 1urnace
Evening star., 1936-10-28

So. 30 WK. UP-l-2-3 RMS. KIT. PRIV
0fire ;uoj Georgia ave. Adams 6S40.
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1926 18th ST. NV,

to rent. SO a month. service night and
morning for arthritic cripple. warm living
bed room; cooking PRIVILEGES. phone, semi
private bath. 3501 18th st. NV. Apt. %.
Adams 7963
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si4 9th ST. NW.-Desirable room. next
bath: also housekeeping room earage' %
p,nnth Metrop0litan 6116.
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900 18th N.W.-Vacancy: = or 3 girls:
very large front rm.: $40: vacancy for
young man. S:ii: excellent meals.
;i14u MILITARY RD.-Comfortable room
COR = adults in private home. fine cookmg;
Si5 per person
Evening star., 1936-10-28

CHEVY CHASE. 3iIl Jenifer st-Beauti-
iu1 large front room private bath; new
nome; all new furniture; u block to bus;
suitable Tor :: gentlemen only.
Evening star., 1936-10-28

c710 ONTARIO RID. N.W--Delshtful'
large room. twin beds Single room ao-
inininp hath; gentlemen only.
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHEp.

FRONT APARTMENT-S62 so.
$50 Randolph St. NV. Apt. 81.
Living room. bed room. dinette. kitchen,
tile bath; elec and gas furnished; Electro
lux refrigeration. See janitor.
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CHILDREN BOARDED in private home:
c.other'S care. Phone Walnut S653
ATTRACTIVE large room. in refined home
OF adults: near cars: GOOD board. Adams
.IllH
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1874 I1th ST W-LarRe room for gem
fleman: also housekeeping room. next 10
Hat w n admits. reasonable.
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coRpoVA-4 ROOMS, KITCHEN; BATH.
iishts Frigidaire: adults only references; !:
NAV he seen q to g. North 1906. ~
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EMPLOYED COUPLES large. double
front rooms. comfortable quiet: one block
14th st. :i453 Holmeade pl NV.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(C0ntinued1

1892 goth ST. N.W.-LARGE BASEMENT
apt. S45.
1920 CONN. AVE. APT. 43-QUIET COU-
pie to share 2 rooms. kitchen. bath; small
Evening star., 1936-10-28

THE CLUB EMBASSY,
1921 K st. n.w.-A home for those away
from their homes. Excellent meals ans
Evening star., 1936-10-28

4OS ard ST W.-BASEMENE hr.i l.
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1850 HARVARD N.W-Comfortable. we'll
furn. 2nd-fioor front. twin beds near lit1
st cars: . adults. 81 per week.
Evening star., 1936-10-28

1893 CHURCH ST NW-Attractive dou-
Bile room, twin beds; convenient TO Gov
ernment bldgs.; unlimited phone; gentle
Evening star., 1936-10-28

YOUNG LADY to Share fuTn: room. GOVC
employe: kitchen privileges. North l000O
zoos COLUMBIA RD.. APT. Al.
Near Conn.,, cars. bus: attractively fur-
nished. large sunny room. bath. shower:
refined family; phone: well heated; SD mo-
Evening star., 1936-10-28

S0T EMERSON ST N.W.-Furnished room
for gentleman: private family. ColnnioIa
I -
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UNUSUAL opportunity for person 10 rent
lovely double room at cost OF single one
IN private family; "a block Conn., ave. op-
o65ti
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| NEATLY furnished single room. with re-
| spec table family; single person preferred.
Apply 1907 5th St NV. second floor.
ORDWAY. mr., Conn. ave.-Large. Colonial
| home, attractive furn.. front. corner room
Evening star., 1936-10-28

GORDON HOTEL. 9I6 10th st. NV
Large. double rooms. twin beds. running
water. 81 weekly single rooms. 81 weekly
up; 24-hour elevator and switchboard
service
Evening star., 1936-10-28

I12s IRVING ST. N.W-Lovely. private
nome, conveniently located; reasonable
Columbia 2365. Gentlemen only
Evening star., 1936-10-28

1893 N ST. NV. Onear Conn.)-Single.
double rooms. c.h.w.: good meals; $50 up.
1874 KENYON ST. N.W.-Two gentlemen
TO board: front room. new furniture; S. 81
weekly. Columbia g3S2
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1900 L ST NW-Ideal location. Lovely
double rooms newly decorated. running
water. 81 and Ss: also room with kitch-
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I13b K ST. N.W.-Single. double rooms;
home cooking: convenient all transporta-
ton: S3l and I'D
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PETWORTH. SOL 3rd st. n.w.-Master
bed room. with private shower: near trans
portation: reasonable. Georgia G47O.
TAKOMA PARK. Md large rms. Ink:
phone. cleo, gas. laundry tubs, washer;
S31. Shepherd l1H1 after Il
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE

3-RM APT S55-FURN Sos.
Choicest location: modern freproof bldg. /:
24-hr levator; secretarial, phone service;
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1888 10th N.W.-BUSINESS WOMEN DE-
STRING FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODA-
TONS; BEAUT. FURN. HOME. EVERY
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300 CONN. Apt 43O. opposite Kennedy
| Warren-LaFge corner room adjoining
bath, suitable for : or 3; excellent meals.
|
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1a4I CALVERT ST. NW-TWO ROOMS,
ti,rhen bath electric refrigeration: rea-
sonable: quiet couple. Col. 451s. 90
INFER, 1876 18th ST. NV ROOMS.
attractively furnished: gas. elec. reirigera-
lion: > exposures; SG2 so and S65.
Evening star., 1936-10-28

1856 MONROE ST, N.W.-Nice room; deli
cious meals, KY hospitality: $3.50 per
month. Another vacancy. so.
Evening star., 1936-10-28

W.-Large. nicely fur
gas range. 81 week;
hadS S1 week
Evening star., 1936-10-28

COL. RID. at 18th Q760 Lanier pl)-Pyi-
yate home adults; large twin beds, next
shower bath: will rent single; men only;
refs Columbia 2Hhl
Evening star., 1936-10-28

' 1000 18th ST. NV. Apt. 50-Pleasant,
> | well-kept front room. for gentleman. near
y kotL III Iaot },
Evening star., 1936-10-28

1Il3 9th ST, NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
ing distance downtown. Met. 50S4.
Evening star., 1936-10-28

1906 r ST. NW-Large front room for 9
Girls; also vacancy for :! boys good meals.
unlimited phone. convenient
Evening star., 1936-10-28

/ 3149 OLIVER ST. Chevy Chase d. c.
| Large double room: excellent meals by ex-
| perlenceO
Evening star., 1936-10-28

1929 l7th topposite MayfiowerJ-Four-
or sleeping rooms 81
Evening star., 1936-10-28

Rhode Island ave.
double rm., south
Evening star., 1936-10-28

:943 FARRAGUT ST. NW-Gentleman
attractive. comfortable room; new home; =
blocks from bus line. Georgia S5S".
APT. 1l3-W. Clifton Terrace. nw-Front
room. nicely furn.. adjoining batl; plenty
heat hot water; real home
Evening star., 1936-10-28

1872 X ST. N.W.-Vacancies for ladies:
single and double rooms: good home cook
Evening star., 1936-10-28
ROOMS FURNISHED.
lCanfipued

Rhode Island ave
gle room. every con-
Transients consid'
Evening star., 1936-10-28

1915 L ST. NW.-Excelent location; love
" first floor room, kitchenette, 81. Link
Evening star., 1936-10-28

36O5 I1tn ST NE|Large front room in
ontional oOs
Evening star., 1936-10-28

24OS 18th ST. Nw.-3 ROOMS AND
bath. S45. Or call Potomac 5932.
Evening star., 1936-10-28

143S NEWTON ST. Nw-Clean warm,
furnished rooms: also apt: convenient
Evening star., 1936-10-28

1000 10th N.W.-Furn. apt. double rooms
walking distance
Evening star., 1936-10-28

TAKoMA. 7:2!3 CARROLL AvE1LARGE,
well heated. first floor; attraeIve, re.
exclusive: front porch: large. yard; de-
tached house; beautiful location: children
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