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Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-13
How Freddie Steele Became A Boxing Champ
Physical Handicaps Were
To Be Overcome Before J
He Could Win Title -
BY F. M. Lookerby

IERETS tip, Mr.. and Mrs. America.
If your little Willie is inclined to be weak
and puny. and doesn't want to eat his spinach
aad otherwise conducts himself like a future
Chronic invalid, tell him the story of Freddie
Steele, the boy who overcame physical handicaps
to become the middleweight boxing champion of
the world.
If little Willies reactions are akin to those of
most normal American boys he'll respond with
an appetite that will threaten to eat you out of
house and home ard he'll start putting himself
through course of gymnastics that should put
him in shape to emulate Jack the Giant Killer
For the story of Steeles rise in the pugilistic
world follows a line dear to the heart of Amer
lean youth.
Steele was only 13 years old and weighed a
scant so pounds when he began to tread the
resin trail that led to his being crowned
middleweight boxing champion of the world be-
fore some $4,000 fight fans in Seattles ball park
the night of July H. 1886 To earn the title,
Steele pounded out a clean-cut decision victory
over Champion Eddie Babe Risko of Syracuse,
N. Y.
1t took Steele exactly IL years to scale to
championship heights and during the process
he acquired health and a not inconsiderable
quantity of coin of the realm from fistic fol-
lowers, who, during the later years of his ring
career, have laid their money on the line to see
his boxing achievements.
cTEELE is distinctly a Pacific Northwest
y product. He was born In Seattle and lived
for few years In Bellingham, Wash. but the
greater part of his life has been spent in Ia
coma, Wash, which is his present home. He is
the first boxer from the Pacific Northwest sec
ton Of the United States to hold worlds
championship since Tod Morgan held the junior
lightweight title.
Steele's normal boxing weight is 157 pounds.
He stands feet 1912 inches and has 72-inch
reach. His appearance personifies the health
that every person desires. And this health is
attributable directly to the exercise he has
taken during his boxing career. Dave Miller,
Steeles manager, believes that the present
worlds champion middleweight boxer probably
would never have weighed more than 140
pounds if he hadn't taken up boxing.
Although boxing quite naturally is steeles
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-13
IF Willie Won't
Eat Spinach Tell
Him OF King OF
Middlew eights

weight limit of 1872 pounds, since regular gym
nasium exercise had kept him in perfect condi-
ton at that poundage, and soon ne nad won d
regular position at end on the Belarmlne MD
get eleven. He proved so good player In m11
get circles that the first team coach was aoooO
to draft him for first team duty, when his man.
ager decided that football was too dangerous
a sport for such a potentially valuable piece OF
fstic machinery and so Steele abandoned the
gridiron.
Phil sorboe later a star quarterback at
washington State College and brilliant offen-
siye PLAYER in eastern professional football cir
cles, was a member of an opposing midget
eleven that year and he still rubs tummy
that becomes sore every time he recalls trying
to skirt Steele's end
Rut even boxer must have athletic diver
sions other than his own sport, and SO Steele
turned to golf, swimming and horseback rloing.
Like several other boxing champions, he Is an
accomplished golfer and needs only practice
to take strokes from his game. He plays con-
sistentlv in the low sos and high 70's He is
an expert swimmer and diver, which he dem
onstrated in the summer of 1885 when he an
a a.companion rescued a pair OF exhausted patn~
ers from drowning while they were spending
holiday at Long Beach, WASH Horseback rid
ing is part of his regular exercise program.
He also plays excellent games of table tennis
and billiards.
However it Is as a boxer that Steele has
made his climb to fame and quite naturally II
is for his achievements in this sport that he is
best known. His path to the middleweight
championship was not without its thorns. Be
fore winning the title from Risko, Steele
pounded out decision victory over Risko in
non-title overweight bout also held in Seattle
giving the present titleholder perfect per-
centage for his only two fights with the man
from whom he wrested the title. Other former
champions defeated by Steele in his title quest
include Vince Dundee and Gorilla Jones He
also boxed and defeated such outstanding mid
dleweights as Fred Apostol of San Francisco
now recognized as a title contender Andy d.
Vodi Tony Portillo. Ceferno Garcia, Billy
Townsend, Leonard Bennett. Wildcat Carter and
Young Stuhley
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-13

first love in so far as athletics are concerned,
the middleweight champion might easily have
carved out an excellent record for himself In
other branches of sport had he chosen to for
sake the squared circle.
AS Tacoma grammar school student he
showed remarkable aptitude for basketball, Soc
GER and baseball. But by the spring of 1929 he
had shown such promise as a boxer that his
manager decided it was poor business to expose
his protege to possible broken limbs or spike
wounds and so Steele reluctantly said farewell
to baseball.
lE ENTERED Bearmine High School in
n Tacoma that fall. He wasn't ready to en-
tirely abandon other athletic diversions in favor
of boxing and so he took up midget football
He didn't have any trouble making the midget
Evening star., 1936-11-09
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For Sale Miscellaneous classification.
Evening star., 1936-11-09

TIC" whispered Benny.
X X u
IT EFT me explain" said the little
man, chat invisible light is used
of greater and lesser intensity which
play upon one another, and these
with the use of shadows give the ef-
feet of the very apparent disappear
ance of the object"
Then the little man pushed the
cabinet with the shoe box and shoes
in it away and set bench before q
backdrop.
Now for our next demonstration
I'd like to have some brave young
man step up on the stage and We
shall proceed to make him invisible.
Just as We did the box around the
pair of shoes"
"Oh, Benny. go ahead, let him
make you invisible!" Martha said.
"Aw, no." Benny returned. How
would I look getting up there?"
why nobody could see how you'd
look. You'd be invisible" Martha
explained.
Il don't wanna" declared Benny.
"You amt romantic" Martha
snapped.
"Oh, is that sol" Benny came back,
and setting his shoulders, stepped
upon the stage. Following the di-
rections of the little man he stood
before the backdrop. Then there was
the buzz and sure enough Benny
began to fade away. First he be-
came sort Of cloudy haze, then
he wasn't so cloudy, and then he
disappeared entirely. Behind him
could be seen the backdrop-that is
where Benny was, or had been, could
be seen the backdrop.
"Oh!" exclaimed Martha. Where's
Benny now?"
T'M RIGHT here!" exclaimed
Bennys voice from the place where
he had been seen to disappear.
"Your Benny is quite all rgiht,
the little man announced from the
stage to Martha, as the audience
laughed. And then to prove it was
so the little man gave signal to
his assistants, and Benny came drift
ing back into view.
Now" said Benny, later, as he
was taking Martha home, don't you
ever say again I amt romantic.
Didn't get to be invisible for you"
"Oh, I was never so thrilled, Benny.
Y,ll i,,st bafto toll pyarv one Rut
know they won't believe me. 1t was
just too wonderful. It was just like
you wasn't there" said Martha.
Meanwhile the little man was get
ting together his apparatus, not know
ing, of course, that this scientific dis
covery which had made q reality
OF what so long had been romantic
dream, had brought romance to a
prize-winning shoe salesman and his
girl.
Copyright. 1861
Evening star., 1936-11-09


Benny said, and shook his head for
emphasis.
Yes, guess you are a good shoe
salesman, all right" Martha agreed.
"Only, Benny, you know, wish you
were more romantic. You amt ro-
mantle at ALL" Martha picked up a
copy of her favorite movie magazine
and glanced through it.
What do you mean, romantlc?''
Benny asked, annoyed. What do
you want me to do, climb mountains
or something? That's lot of bunk" ;"
We'll, I mean like you never take
me any place except to a show or go
dancing or something like that. And
what else do you do besides sell shoes?
Nothing"
We'll, if I was just an ordinary
shoe salesman I could understand
how you could talk like that. But
when YOU consider"
"Yes, I know, you're always win
ming prizes. But that don't make you
romantic, neither. Anyway, it don't
make you romantic enough"
"All right, I'll take you to a real
place tonight. Yep, a real romantic
place. Where they make things in
visible. Just like that-you see 1t
and then you don't"
How could you take me to any
place like that? 1t sounds like a
ghost story" Martha said.
CIT AMT a ghost story, it's fact
I got two tickets to 60. That
was the prize 1 got for this month.
Our boss wants all his leading sales
men there, that's what they told me
when they gave me the tickets instead
Of the $5. He wants us all there be-
cause he wants our opinion on it in
case he buys it,
Buys what?"
"The machine that makes things in
visible. He's going to buy one and
use it in the window to fool people.
They'll see something and then they
won't"
Benny and Martha went to the ex-
hibition, and on the stage in the
small auditorium they saw a little
man with a strange contraption.
Benny wagged around and around
when the head of his department in
troduced him to the manager of the
department store where he worked,
for though Benny had been in the
company's employ for over year he
had never met the "old man" before.
II don't see anything invisible" p"
Martha said.
Wait, wait; it isn't started yet, "
Benny whispered, but no sooner had
he spoken than the little man on the
stage began his explanation.
I've been sent here" he said, ito
demonstrate this unusual machine
and point out its great value for pur-
poses Of advertising. Now, as a first
exhibition"
The man then took an ordinary
white shoe box and placed in it a
Evening star., 1936-11-09
SHORT STORY
NOT ROMANTIC

pair Of shoes and
then put the cover
on the box. Then
he placed the box
in plain sight on
q shelf in q dark
e lie d ca b / n e t.
There was q buzz
ing sound an d
then, before the
eyes of every one,
the box slowly
faded away, till 1t
was gone entirely
and the shoes that
had been in the
box were in plain
sight.
Then the strange
process was re-
vers e d and the
shoes disappeared
as the box came
into sight again.
"Oh, it d o MT
seem real!" ex-
claimed Martha.
"Ain't 1t roman
Evening star., 1936-11-09
DENNY was q

BENNY was q
hard = working
young man and he
had a good future
ahead of him in
the Washington
shoe business. AL
though he was the
youngest man on
the floor, he had
won the monthly
prize for selling the
most shoes three
months in success
sion.
"You know that's
q pretty doggone
good record. 1t
really is, Martha.
I'm telling you I
got real competi-
ton where I am.
Don't think q fel-
low doesn't have
to be good to beat
out all those guys.
A fellows got to be
~~~I tD 10 ~ ~
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HELP DOMESTIC.


GIRL, colored. neat. cooking and general
housework: small family; sleep in: refer
ences. Call Wisconsin 5227.
HOUSEWORKER, experienced cook. for
American Jewish family: good home: best
wages. Address Box 119-S. Star office.
WOMAN. respectable. Catholic. 25 to 40.
to assist In general housework and care
OF three children: permanent position for
References. Address Box 3O4-S, Star ONCE.
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1113 1lth ST. NW.-Large front base
ment, Ink; gas range; $3.50. Also rr1.
with twin beds. SIS.
(COntinued)
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored. houseman and chauffeur.
nights; S55 monthly. State experience and
references. Address Box 35-S. Star ONCE.
CURB ATTENDANTS over = years: good
ave. NV.
SALES PERSONS wanted-Finest Christ
mas card lines. Aircraft Greeting Card
Co. 1415 Eye st. NV. tstreet foorD.
MEN AND WOMEN to sell real estate and
2g6-S. Star ONCE 10'
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UPHOLSTERING Furniture
OPENING WEEK SPECIAL.

R-STRIPPING. caulking: best
and material: / do my own
work: no contractors Call Adams 296s
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THREE MEN

Of experience in automobile
sales work can avail them
selves of the best-paying
sales plan in town. Progress
sive, well-established, popu-
lar-priced car franchise fur
nishes every cooperation in
a real money-making oppor-
tunity. For an interview, see
Mr.. Hawkins or Mr.. Blue,
ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.,
Authorized Ford Dealers,
1925 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
Of the Comptroller of the Currency. WASH
tnRton. D c.. August 21. 1936-Notice is
hereby given to all persons who may have
claims against 1.-THE Fidelity Building and
Loan Association Of washington. D. O..
Barnett Jr. Receiver with the legal proof
4kereof within three months from this date
OF 'he' fsigned.i say ID piSJf~ j + o'coNNoR.
Comptroller Of the Currency
auc1-no21
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MEN.

Four neat-appearing men between age Of
Good pay. Quick advancement to men will
ing to work. Apply w. E. Neill. 121l East
Capitol St. between 20 pm. Mon, Tues.
and Wed. basement apt. only.
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E N T E r p r I S E
ROOFING co

Estimates Free-Terms II Desired
2125 r. I. AVE. NE. POTOMAC O200.
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finishing.
Prices reasonable: work guaranteed. C. C.
Deaton, 003 Lonsfellow st. NV. Georgia
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M. EDWARD BUCKLEY. Jr.. Attorney,
4O6 9Th Street NV.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
James Henry Steele. 154 y Street NE,
ette. Pennsylvania. Defendant.-No. 61O95,
Equity. The object Of this suit is to obt obtain ain
an absolute divorce for the plaintiff. james
Henry Steele. from the Defendant. Mar
earet Edith Steele. on the grounds of adul-
terry and for other relief. On motion of the
plaintiff, 1t is this eth day of November,
1896. ordered that the defendant, Margaret
Edith Steele. cause her appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holi.
publication Of this order. otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case of
default. Provided, copy of this order be
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
and the washington Evening Star before
said day. JOSEPH w. cox Justice. Seal
A true copy. Test CHARLES E. STEWART.
Clerk. RICHARD J. KIRKLAND Asst.
Clerk. nos. 1923
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
fCantinued
BY WEBSTER

GIRL. reliable colored. wishes Job as maid
or gh.w.: experienced; city references. Call
4Iy,
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COLONIAL VILLAGE-Newly furnished
room in modern apartment; business cou.
pie or individual; Is minutes from cen-
ter of city. Walnut ZOO. extension 211.
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REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.

(Continued.)
PAPERINo. PAINTING; deal direct with
8ssa mi se Se rsaz any prices
PAPERING. PAINTING: work guaranteed;
s prices Sos AZ SSsns for Tok
PAPERING a0s1.s,:.s aao0Ms g Up WoETK
2EoRoE 500 Oneida Fl NV Geo g4es.
PAPERING a1smn, RSOms p.psTsd' ..Psl,s' 81 IS up %D;
s:a's; ' !s.'sss:: ssss Rs:ss
PAPERlNo. painting, plastering. at very
Bates. SO 6S cSl Ysss work.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Responsible
teed; best references; estimate. Col. 4641.
PAPERING. painting. floors refinished,
Keasons6ie prices. j. 7. Ford. Greenwood
PAPERHANdING. PAINTING-special this
Guarantee my work. Spiel. Columbia S047.
PAPERHANGING and painting: rooms.
n':o up work. sstisfassion asaa
PAPERHANGIN0 AND PAINTINo-spe-
cial for this week: will paper rooms as
low as S7.45 with genuine Imperial wash
nhis & and sundsst ow wall @ paper an 1879 sam: am
work guaranteed: finest Of ref. furn. Call
any time. Col. U633. or write 3535 Ga.
ave. NV.
PLASTERING. repairing; straight new
work. patching. pointing UP. Get the man
who does best work ~ reasonable prices.
Lloyd Perdue. GA Kastle pl. ne Lin. 564l.
PLAsTERING repairs. stucco resurfaced.
cement. chimneys: waterproof Easements,
damp walls. leaky roofs; reas. Minnick.
Lincoln 4457-W lO'
PLUMBING AND HEATING,
Remodeling. repair work: established
1910. r: e. Dove. zoos G st. ne. Lin
ROOFING. siding. rock WOOL Jonns-Man-
Vile payment contractor; 3-year plan.
The American Reroonng Co. Inc. 1913
14th NV Columbia 1851.
UPHOLSTERING. furniture repairing
cabinet making, chair caneing. Weismuller
2423 18th st. NV. Adams O761.
UPHOLSTERING, psl4lns Ps141surs w5s; 5f;
done in home II desired. Weaver. 1854
Newton st. NV. Adams S401.
WATCHES-All makes. spring wind and
electric clocks repaired. Get 1t fixed imme-
dfately and pay on our easy terms of soc
per week. All work guaranteed. Telephone
Metropolitan 22y5 and our representative
will call TO give estimate. New York jew
elry Co. 72l 10th st. NV.
WEATHER R-STRIPPING. caulkine: best
workmanship and material: do my own
WORK: no contractors. Call Adams 2g6S.
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1867 MINTWOOD PL. NW.-Extra large,
attractive bed-living front room. semi-priv.
hath Columbia 547R
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FURNISHINGS

II you have had experience in selling
working during the Christmas season. ap-
ply any day. 10 am. to II noon. at the
personnel dept. room 204, 1920 st..
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THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th st. NV
Desirable. newly decorated and nicely furn.
rooms now available; single. S5 and S6i
double 81 Showers elevators.
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1921 r. l. NW.-Best city location
| Attractive double single: we'll heated: every
| convenience: transientS considered.
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SAlESMEN.

every day; steady work allsyear on your
own Rawleigh route. which are established
successes throughout America: over 200
daily necessities needed every home steady
repeaters; big profits; lowest prices; best
values: experience not needed: use our capi-
tai. Rawleigh's. Dept. DCK-4-K. Chester. Pa.
BONDS or Investments salesman for at
tractive issue having highest approval
and income. Also man to build women
clientele. Call District O264.
SALARY AND COMMISSION to sell elec-
trio refrigerators electric ranges, cabinets
etc; all-electric kitchens to builders for
new-house construction and remodeled
houses In reply state age education and
past experience. Address Box 126-S. Star
Evening star., 1936-11-09

HOTEL Vermont ave. at Thom.
as Circle. SS.25 per wk.; hotel service; fresh
towels daily; your mail and phone calls at
tended 70: shower baths; walk to work. IL.
61O IRVING ST, Apt. 25-Nice room for
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SAlESWoMEN.
HELP poMESIlc.

COUNTRY GIRL. white. Protestant. as
mothers helper, G W.. stay nights; $50
per month; small family. Address Box
46g-R, Star office.
GIRL: white. for general housewerk nd
dry; room and board. $50 monthly. Call
Adams $3.50 after pm
GIRL white. general housework in apt :,
1851
GIRL, general housework and ironing: 4
adults; half day Thursday and Sunday.
Apply after pm, 4015 14th st. NV.
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1882 ST tnear White House)-Hand-
some private home. refined surroundings:
maid service: gentleman: ref. required.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1903 N. H. Ave-At.
tractive, sunny room. private bath, open
fireplace: ideal location
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18th AND COL. RD.-Large front room. 2
closets unlimited phone; lady; refined
home 17S5 Lanier pl
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1915 2Oth-Laree sec.
ond-floor front: twin beds: constant hw.:
single SoS. double S30
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HELP MEN.
THE ]. r. WATKINS co.

-C2n use men l0r fuute WurKs CerrItolfea
are established: no experience required.
II from SIS to $50 per week interests YOU.
apply 5l3 K st. NV. after am.
3 COLLEGE GRADUATES,
Preferably with B. A. degrees. who were
good students and leaders In college activi-
ties, for training In either one Of several
departments OF q nationally known cas-
ualty insurance company: starting salary,
S25 Reply, giving telephone number, COM
ferred. Address Box 1915. Star once.
Evening star., 1936-11-09
American Automobile Association

American Automobile Association
wants several men in membership de.
partment to secure new membership ana
automobile insurance. Must be residents
of Washington. Alexandra. Clarendon.
Bethesda. Rockville. Mt. Rainier. Silver
Spring or Hyattsyille. and must have cars.
You will work for
The Worlds Largest
Motor Federation,
you will be known wherever you 60. you
will receive courteous reception and you
may make a career as club man.:
Special training class starting November
eleventh. Apply after !. noon Monday
and before 1 O'Clock Tuesday. Mills Build
ing. Pennsylvania avenue at 18th st. NV.
FIVE MEN.
ninety million dollar international cor
poration has openings for five men in the
Virginia section to represent them in special
opportunity is outstanding.
Must be neat. well dressed. between o5
and so years of age. have car and be able
to furnish the best OF references.
Apply in person G:30 sharp. Tuesday
evening. November 10.
LEE ROOM,
GEORGE MASON HOTEL,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES,

p B. X TRAINING.
Profitable EASY. fascinating Inquire
PERSONNEL Service. 1911 G. Natl. 2ll4.
GERMAN LESSONS t6Oc). Practical, sue
cessful method Trial lessons free. Call
evenings, Emerson 5s52.
MEN to take up air conditioning and
electric refrigeration: prefer men now
employed and mechanically inclined. with
fair education and willing to train spare
time TO become experts in installation and
service work Write giving age present
Address Box 4Gi-R. Star office. %
SHORTHAND. 30 days: simple. fast
accurate: typinR: individual attention =
Dupont circle. Decatur 1910.
AUTO DRIVING taught quickly: refined.
licensed instructors; car furnished; per-
mits procured. Phone Sterling g512. IL
HIGH SCHOOL complete in two years.
College preparatory; standard texts fur
nished; study at home. Write for cata-
logue. address Box 463-K. Star ONCE.
Civil. SERVICE COURSES.
Resident. home study: many subjects:
questions. answers. BOYDS. 1893 ST.
BE A SECRETARY OR JR. ACCOUNTANT
Earn more have more-opportunities are
numerous today. Your best investment is
in BOYD COURSE-UNUSUAL ADVAN-
TAGES. REGISTER today for the next class.
BOYDS. 1873 F st. NV. National 233s.
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vY ace S3n I63n GSnn f69 tvo foy
three: meals optional. Decatur 6344.
13O LONGFELLOW NV rooms bed
and bed-living shower bath. pvt. home:
no other roomers. Georgia 1898.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING,

] cement. chimneys; waterproof Easements,
/ damp walls. leaky roofs; reas. Minnick.
| I,incnlp 44hr-W 1Os
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1927 PA AVE NV. Cat Wash. Circle
Light housekeep ng and sleeping rooms.
phone: So. S6 and 81 week. 12s
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Attractively fur.
nished room, adjoining bath; private fam.
lily: garage; located on bus line; gentle.
man only; references. Cleveland 2116.
513 ONEIDA PL. NV nicely furn.
rms. oil heat. telephone; near bus and
car line; reasonable. ps
Evening star., 1936-11-09

ENGLISH BEAGLES. from prize winners
rabbit dogs. W. E. Hyatt. Temple. Mills
I'd. Md, or call DR.. E. NJ. Butz. I'll East
CAPITOL. Lincoln 0012.
POINTERS. beautiful pedigreed. ready TO
break. Edward H. Cashell. Rockville. Nd.
Phone Rockville 34S
WANTED-Home for male kitten about 4
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1884 COLUMBIA RD-S3.5o wk sing r;
double. So: clean cool outside. baths.
chw.: 2 car lines. men Adams 1923.
304 EAST CAPITOL. near Conversational
Librsry-Attractive. comfortable double
rooms twin beds: So so week each and up.
GGRAGH IIG.I.EI nIa lsti
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PLASTERING. repairing; straight new
work. patching. pointing up. Get the man
Lloyd Perdue. GA Kastle pl. ne Lin. 564l.
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CAMERA REPAIRS,

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & dPALBERT INC
80 10th St NV Phone National xfi3
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ROOFING. siding. rock WOOL. Johns-Man.
vile payment contractor; 3-year plan.
The American Reroonng Co. Inc, 1913
14th NV. Columbia 455l.
UPHOLSTERING. furniture repairing,
cabinet making, chair caneing. WeiSmuller,
2423 18th st. NV Adams O16l