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Evening star., 1936-07-02
GOLD IS RETURNED
TO FRENCH BANK
About $685. 900 Reported
Added to Supply After
Long Outflow.
~ the Associated Press.

PARIS, July 2.-The Bank of France
reported today return instead Of \
loss of gold for the first time In Il
weeks.
statement for the week ended June
rs showed the bank regained $4,000. 900
francs (about s3,O36.OOO) of the mora
than ll,00o,o00,00G francs (about
s726, 900 ,000) in gold withdrawn while
France was undergoing political stress.
(Speculators and investors shipped
gold freely from France when the
franc dropped to around 6.59I8 cents.
the point at which the metal can be
moved out of the country at a profit,
but combination of regulations on
speculation and a betterment in the
republics fiscal situation strengthened
the monetary unit and placed a brake
on the rate of gold loss. At the OPEN
ing of foreign exchange trading TODAY
in New York, the franc was quoted at
6.63l4 cents)
The bank disclosed that the first
advance of 536, 100000 francs (about
S35, 5,4O6, ,000) has been made by the
bank to the treasury under the new
arrangement for financing the gov.
ernment of Premier Leon Blum. dis
closed June 10.
Under the plan, the Bank of France
is authorized by the Chamber of
Deputies to lend the government
10000, 100000 francs about $780,
100000 at cost of tWo-tenths Of 1
per cent to cover handling expense.
Evening star., 1936-07-02
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
tReported by chas. D. Barney & CO,

CHICAGO. July 2 R.-Poultry. live;
pounds and less, 10: more than s
pounds; IS: Leshorn hens; Is: Plymouth
and White Rock Springs. "a: colored. %;
Plyn outh Rock fryers, 90: White Rock.
1917; colored. 10: Plymouth. White Rock
and colored broilers. II; barebacks, 1918:
Leghorns. Z pounds ,:s up: II; less than than =
PoSneS turEeSs EeSsterS a1s heae od
ducks. 12i2; heavy, young: l6ad6a; small
geese. Is: old, i2.
Butter. 12.ss.: nrm; creamery specials
t93 score). 3194a32A: extras 1927 3l%:
extra frsts 19O-9D. 30st; firsts lsS-s9).
29s4a3Oh: standards 600. centralized car
lots). 81. EGGS. 21,36S; steady: prices un-
Potatoes. 113; on track. 60. total
United States shipments. 764; California
barely steady; supplies moderate: demand
moderate. Sacked; per hunoredwelgnI1t nId ndrI1v
sraded. e.26aa.45; fine quality large: a.55;
few heavy to small. 200; U g.. No =
LAO; Kansas Cobblers: No; ! ! most
No 2SaI ;a5; North Garolna a.sIY and . Viz: Hr:
North Carolina Bliss Triumphs. q. 6. No
]. 2.90a3.25; Arkansas Bliss Triumphs
fair quality. 315: Louisiana Bliss Iri-
umphs fair to ordinary. 2.75: Californie
White Rose u S. No. l and partly
sraded 2.s5s3.O5; showing decay. 2.5Oa
WTTER-Top grades. 32ha36s4; 90.
31Aa32K: 81, 81 n; 90, 81; 80. 3O%];
IS. 30ha: sarlicky. ~.
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CLEAR|NGS HOLD
T0UPWARD TREND
Weeks Total includes Only
One Day of First-of-
Month Payments. =
Ry the Associated Press.

Hy tne Associated PrebS.
NEW YORK. July Bank clear
ings In the United States for the
week ended Wednesday, July l. con-
tlnued the previous uptrend. The
amount for % leading cities. as re-
ported to Dun & Bradstreet. Inc. was
$6,02l, 100000, against $6,8l0, ,432 900
for' the same week of last year, a drop
Of 11.6 per cent. This contrasted
with gain of lis per cent in the
week previous.
At New York City the total of So
900. 1885, 900 was 1870 per cent under
the 1885 comparative, while the
amount for the current period at out
side centers was s2,121, $4,000. This
was 3.3 per cent over the total for
the corresponding week year ago
The figures for the latest week included
only one day of the flrst-of-the-
month payments, whereas IN 1885
three days were included, which ac-
counts, in part. for the larger settle
mentS at that time.
The total for the past week in
creased s449, ,079, 900 over the figure of
the week preceding. For the two
corresponding periods last year, a rise
Of 81 ,8l2, ,489, 900 was recorded.
Higher totals were sustained at a
majority Of cities. The largest gains
were noted at Pittsburgh. Atlanta.
New Orleans, Detroit, Louisville. Chi
cago and Dallas. Losses appeared at
New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Richmond. Kansas City, Portland,
Greg, and San Francisco.
Figures at leading cities, showing
increases and decreases as compared
with those of 1885, are printed mere
with; also. daily bank clearings for
April, May and June:
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FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK. July . H,.-Federal Lane
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO July ,oR Omitted States De-
partment Of -Agriculture).-.Hogs. 13. 900.
including $500 direct; desirable. "4O
pounds down. steady to 10 higher than
Wednesdays. average: heavies slow, top
1925: early bulk. l70-24O pounds, 10.75a
1895: 140-160 pounds. 10 BOA G. so; early
sales sows largely S.50a0.35.
Cattle. $500: calves, 1900: Another
active and strong to shade higher market
on fed steers and yearlings all interests in
market; supply small: she stock also get:
ting moderate action. especially warmed
Up and strictly grain-fed heifers; cows
steady. mostly ,25 to so higher. for week
all steers and heifers that much up COM
pared Let late last week; best fed steers to-
s;65: stock cattle setting better action.
largely 20 higher for week, with meaty
yearlings to $50 and most common mon to o
medium-grade light. thin Northwestern
Sheep; 5000. including $500 direct:
Spring lambs about steady with week s
sharp decline; other classes strong to un-
evenly higher: choice weighty Springers
very scarce; few small lots 10 IS: bulk bet
ter grades 9.50a1 o 90, with liberal shrink
ling ling. under !, e6 g. ts.:pound kids around 300:
outsta nding 1O7-pound ewes 4. 90 to killer.
effective July 6.
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U. S. TREASURY POSITION.
Ry the Associated Press.

The position Of the Treasury June 30:
Receipts, SIgl,53l sos Is: expenditures,
S2ll l,554 $40 81; net balance. 1851 5iO.-
S32 .121.514 O5.
Receipts for the fiscal year tsince July
Io 81 Sd J. 955'615 IA expenditures. S.
s69.50 Of emergency expenditures. Excess
of expenditures. 81 763, "a / $40 As
crease Of $50 $50 477.s5 under h the : Brew Sf-
Gus day. GOLD assets. S10,6Os .3O4. 157 "a
date last yesr, 81 s4 .S5S o7: o7opaea9ie e9pen9ie
lures. S66 .O73. .064. SO: net balance. ST..
740.SS1 ,42I %; customs receipts for the
Receipts for the fiscal year, S26 .276..
244;0s: expenditures; Sl96. 5000, ,5227I. in
Excess 81
114.27s. SO: gross debt S2S, $50, ,525..
455.7s; gold assets. Sc. lie. .625, SOC .I2.
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REICHSBANK STATEMENT

BERLIN. July . lP,-Th. R.ichsbsnk
statement as Of June 80 lin thousands Of
5eichnsmarEsl ,eG n Notes in Circulation, A.
23na,:o"0; ~ W. increaSe $4,000 Gold. IL
serve. 5,lUj; decrease. 3i3 Other bills Of
eXchange and checks, 4 $50. 1Ss: Increase.
6s7 53l Other daily maturing obliga.
lions. J6n.:42 increase. "9i 2s6. Ad-
Vances 5b,2JU; increase 1889 Invest
ments "19. 6S2: increase. Il4 Ratio Of
GOLD and foreign currencies To- notes
Der cent W ~0'NS' -
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contention that the new margin reg
ulations have been responsible for a
considerable part of the lethargy in
trading since they became effective.
Sales on the Stock Exchange in
April. the first month in which the
new regulations were effective, to-
tailed 39,609.538 shares compared with
5l,0l6,548 in March. Sales in May
fell to 20,6l3,670 shares and in June
the turnover was 2l,428,337 shares.
In other quarters the dullness in
trading has been attributed in large
measure to threats to the stability of
the French franc and other European
political and economic troubles as we'll
as tax uncertainties.
Evening star., 1936-07-02
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. July R1.-The stock market
closed generally steady. approaching week
end settlements and uncertainty over the
internationai situation had RESTRAINING
duEtrial issues essed on together with oils.
while the remainder, Of the list held steady,
:. PARIS.-Rentes bank shares. rails and
the Bourse today and closed arm. x heavy
tone prevailed In the international section
and coal issues moved irregularly.
Evening star., 1936-07-02
UTILITIES CLIMB
IN CURB TRADING
Many Forge Up ST to 81 Per
Share Despite Losses
in Other Groups.
sy the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, July 2.-Utilities
forged ahead in the curb market to-
lay despite heaviness in other groups.
Starting the last hour, power issues
ike American Gas g. Electric, Ma
.ional Power & Light preferred.
Southern Colorado Power "A" UNITED
Gas a. Electric preferred and Stand
ard Power & Light preferred were up
to points.
Bunker Hill e. Sullivan had a good
rise, but other trading favorites like
Aluminium Co., Montgomery Ward
"a" NeWmont. Sherwin-W Williams and
Sunshine Mining were down fractions
20 more than a point. Oils were steady.
Evening star., 1936-07-02
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. July . Up, Omitted States DE-
scrtment of Agriculturel Small lots of
me western grown woods were OCCASION
buy moved in the Boston market. Good l2
bsnee OF s5-S7 cents secured basis. while
kholce IL months wool OF the Delairie
type sold at So cents. Average to GOOD
French combing length original TERRITORY
|clips moved in limited volume at s5aS7
GENTS, and short French combing length
dne woods brought S2S3 cents
Evening star., 1936-07-02
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Transit Colo at 1914, 10 at
1914, S at 1914, at 1914, 10 at 1914.
Potomac Electric So pfd.-5 at ll034.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction 5s-si,50O at 9ll4.
Capital Transit Colo at 1914, 10 at
l614, so at 1914.
Riggs Bank com.-l0 at 265.
Capital Transit Co.-1o at 1914.
Notice-This exchange will be closed
on Saturdays during July and August
Evening star., 1936-07-02
LONDON BANK REPORT.

LONDON. July 2 R.-!The Bank Of
5y Din fof 81 the eet ended
tdon, ten oo z3e.S 81; inerease, 4.s52: bullion.
dssTes,ss; -; 1877 InTl7ate dsDosiss ISL.
securities &c. .545: increase. S.45i. The
proportion Of the banks reserve to ia-
bility is 26.27 per cent. As compared with
$3.50 last week. Rate Of discount. per
cent.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 9 R,-Copper quiet;
and nearby. 40: so: future. $3.50. Iron Iron
quiet. unshansed; LEAD ;tesHy; SPOT ~. Ein.
Aluminium. Is.00as2.60. AntimenS, ssee'
1900.
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STEADY LEVELS HELD
BY INSURANCE SHARES
sLtcial Dispatch TO The Star

NEW YORK, July 2.-nsurance
stocks in the New York City marke-
marked time and held steady levels
during June, according to Holt, Rose g.
Troster. The weighted average of 20
issues showed slight fluctuation for the
month, rising from low of 55.76 on
June to high Of 56.66 on June II.
The close, June 80, was 5566.
Based on closing bid prices, the range
Of the market for June was as follows:
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, July R.-call money
steady: l per cent all day; prime COM
mercial paper. .. per cent: time loans
steady: go days-6 months, ~ per cent;
count rate, New York Reserve Bank, "a
Per cent.
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MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL, July 2 R.-Silver futures
opened steady. 5 higher to Is lower July
44.41b: September. 44.6Sb: December.
a. sob. Bid.
Evening star., 1936-07-02
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK. July 2 R.-Bar silver
steady and unchanged at 44A.
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ww-With warrants. xw-Without war
ants. n-NeT. wi-When issued. st
sNegotia bility impaired BY maturity
Companies reported in receivership.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
BY private wire direct to The Star.
STOCK anc Salee--

STOCK anc Sales
Dividend Rate Add 90. High. Low. Close.
Ala bam Pw pft7) Sos rs rs 75
Allen Indust a. 1884 1885 1874
Alum Co OF Am 700s l341s l29 l29
Aluminium Co
Of Am of lln) lOOsll5% ll5h ll5ls
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. July . fP'.-New YORK Sc
Dn
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EX-dlvidPnd.
TPlus extras.
- per cent extra.
s5Oc paid May l5. 1885.
al per cent extra.
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APARTMENTS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE. DUPONT CIRCLE:
modern. > rooms. k, and b.: lovely modern
iStic walnut, newly decorated. Venetian
blinds: suitcase responsible persons: half
mnnth,s rent free Apt. ~ bs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

WESLEY HEIGHTS, 4512 Cathedral ave.
n%ES rooms; servants room; deiightiql
porch; available July Sth to Sept. 18th.
Emerson 1885
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 4I6 TAYLOR ST.
5-room modern house. completely fur
nished July 70 November 10: $40 mo.
Wisconsin 3296-R-
3-BED- ROOM. 2-BATH HOiAE. IN NEAR.
by Va For month. July IL. Call AleXsn-
dria 2259-J.
CHEVY CHASE MD-COMP1ETELYT FUR
nished home Of naval otlceI; radio. piano,
Kelvinator. 5 bed rooms. den. sleep!nS
porch; in setting Of gorgeous trees; ga
rage possession Immediately, sreat.y re-
duced rent. Wisconsin 1910
SUBLET FURNISHED GROOM HOUSE.
July l5 to September /; Si3. Reserve ore
room References. Potomac 3l19.
COMFORTABLE 6-ROOM HOUSE FOR
Summer: one room reserved for employed
daughter; only refined. responsible party
desired. 36.3 10th st. NV. Adams 1851.
8 BED ROOMS, ia ACRES. NEAR TER
minus 18th St NV. Swimming pool. how-
ers, shade trees, . open freplaceS. 8 baths,
library, h.-w.h., double garage; paintings.
Oriental rugs. antiques. electric refrigera-
tion Pine view: .,5 minutes downtown.
Yearly lease Shepherd 41G9.
MOUNT PLEASANT-WELL FURNISHED;
q rooms one bath, garage yard ElectroIuX'
conveniently located; S75,
BRODIE & COLBERT. NC
1907 Eve ST " W National $50.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SOMERSET PL.. NV. sO9-,ENTIRE End
floor new home, 3 rooms, kitchen. tiled
bath elec. refrigerator; 4 closets adults;
$50
6Sms kesen M9RnH ana OF ba6 S5
1900 s st. NV. Janitor. Wis. 5049.
SAL LoNGFELLoW ST. NV" ROOMS.
kitchenette,, screened porch conV. TO nus
100i2 c ST. sE.-3-RooM APT. End
floor; heat, light and gas included, S45. ,.
250l 14th Nw-3 ROOMS KITCHEN,
bath poreh esee retrigerWatnGns; eleysIor' NC
sfo7S iio7 Eve f NV W Nat National aoS5. 'A' w
1915 10Th ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN.
dinette and bath, cross ventilation: refriE,
Grafton on house current Swltchboard ana
elevator servise Boss See % PHE1Ps PfTtaeP manager
1417 x St DH1S Nv. q fhAf1i National 1900.
S4750 TO S5s.50-LIV RM.. AND 2
BED. bed rms K. DIM p; E. Gaa TsirisesstGrS' fss8
1915 PARK RD. INVITE ALTON. ONE
and bath, SIS; = rooms, kitchen, foyer.
bath 500; Z rooms kitchen; foyer bath; IN
cross "entilation, so. Frigidalre on
house current: elevator.
1870 WYOMING AVE. NW.-LARGE IIv-
ms rm. dining I'm reception Lm; . psi PEG
dm dqnt msnsFar naths peeath4 Se ans 1850 porch
9i9 L ST. NV. ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath. Aalli elec. refrigeration; elevator;
P J. wALsHE ooo.
144l HARVARD ST.
9 rooms kit. and bath; adults Resi-
dent manager. Apt,
47o7 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Corner Davenport St.
Three and four room apt. WIN : expos
ures. > bed rms. Living rm,; dlnette KIT
bath. screened porch: beautiful lobby. car
peted corridors. electric refriseration; "a
hr. elevator and switchboard service. Res.
mgr. Emerson $500.
NEW. NOW READY. 1922 18th ST. Sc
, rooms, dlnette, modern kitchen con-
venient. Busada, Atlantic 0307.
1861 IRVING ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath-------S51. 30
First Floor Front
. rooms kitchen and bath ---- 55OO
CO.'S REALTY REALTY coMPSSy 90,
1405 Eye NV Natl l333.
NEW-IN GLOVER PARK
One left .,@O5 4Oth pl ". Apt 3
. rooms kitchen dinette. fun tiled bath
with shower large screened rear creopsd poTeh'
weather-strlpped and insulated; individual
gas heat. Drive out to 40th and Benton
NV; south one block on 4oth ST. west one
O-O~N VA J.'C. WELDON CO.
1727 st NV. Metropolitan 3ol1.
$3.50. = ROOMS. KIT, BATH,
1919 G. ST. NV
Free Gas, Electricity, Refrigeratlon.
Two large. bright rooms, bed room with
cross ventilation; light oak floors, ivory
woodwork. shower. 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service.
See MR. DAVIS. Resident Manager.
So 50 and = ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH,
$3.50 400 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Two spacious rooms, reception hall.
large kitchen, tiled bath room; 24-hour
elevator and switchboard service.
See MISS MCNEIL. res. mgr. Col. O336.
llO7 lIth ST NW-ONE ROOM. KITCH-
en- and bath. $40 per month. See ianitor
for inspection
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO. INC.
1921 Conn Ave. Dec. $500.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD

GENTLEMAN desires room. board in quiet
home or residence-club. close in: consider
furnished or unfurnished. Address Box
BOLT, Star ONCE.
FATHER AND DAUGHTER, Il. want rooms,
board in private C. s.. home. Address
Box 364-V. Star ONCE So
Sone C0L S R00M IN pearpy ddqsss aqs9rO Roy oy
363-T Star ONCE. Sc
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

(Continued.)
1875 RHODE ISLAND-Large cool, at
tractive good food: spacious living ana
dining rooms; refined SURROUNDINGS: reas.
23I4 10th ST. N.W.-One single room with
board, $50: other vacancies, $40.
17l5 18th ST. N:W.-;LerEe, soei front front
room. 9 windows. nicely furnished; board
optional: very reasonaoIe.
tifui % front rooms. semi and private baths.
good foed, individual service by Georgia
rooms excellent meals unlimited phone.
walking distance: Summer rates.
1869 CALIFORNIA ST. NW.I,2nd-noor
single. next bath. cool. instant. hot water,
excellent food: Summer rates.
fa ST a% sslS1nas 1s a.Rtsn
balanced meals: reasonable. A.
1907 P ST. NV. dupont Circle)-At-
tractive; large room, > windows; also SIN
gle: walk. dist. Govt. bIdgs.; excellent meals.
IT," N ST NW-Very desirable rooms.
convenient downtown: excellent board;
reasonable. refined home.
1870 ,3rd ST. N.w.-LarEe front room.
5Tin beds; ,5oa near bus. Also single room.
1865 EUCLID, ST. N:W.--Large double
room. twin beds: excellent Kosher meals;
IN refined Jewish home. Adams 1898.
2I46 FLORIDA AVE, corner R st.-Large.
SI5 per month. North 9637.
DOWNTOWN. 51s. 10th ST. N.W-Double
rSOms and Dr.. excellent sdhG meals. $40 week.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2131 Mass. Ave-Large.
cheerful room private bath, shower. for
or 3. Also share lovely. large room
With yoTng man GOyt STnnlSsmt smploys Also
Also nicely furn single, and double rooms.
1902 Conn. ave, Meals optional; Prices
252I CONN AVE-Beautifu room IN home
of former Senator. overlooking Rock Greek
Park: also young man to share room.
LADY SHARE large airy apt. twin beds
maid: home priv; S. week ,rm., or $40
1926 N. H. AVE. N,W.E1Cool. attrsctively
room for three. 30
WHY NOT LIVE in an exclusive house in
exclusive neighborhood, best OF food? Two
double 20, one single sbso now available. T.le-
SHERWIN COURTS. 1918 Sunderland Pl.
between 18th and goth. near Dupont Cir
cle)-3 rms. in newly furn. and dec. home;
roommate wanted in large double rm. with
private bath; excellent meals: dlnlnG room
open around 18th: reservations taken Iof
1913 10th st. now. Decatur O395.
WAbBRIPGE VAL 3 81 H9UsE AMP AHNExEs hoSTsS Es
PRIVATE BATHs: PHONE IN ALL
ROOMS; ELEyAToR; INNER-sPR1NG
Mh5EES MfpELY sEEcTTvE tMMAcGakNIGtf MENU GYMAh AAhk
SUM; PERSONAL LAUNDRY AND DRY
INsPEcrIoN; COUNTRY cLgB PR1X!- I,EINI
RATES. s375O TO $50 PER MONTH,
s12 MADISON ST. N.W.-Front bed room
adjoining bath for two employed persons:
bus car lines. Georgia 444S.
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1906 LAMONT ST. NW-Laree cool room
with porch twin beds; also single or
double adjoining bath. shower; near car
limo. unlimited nh0nP
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18th ST NV. 42"4-Army ofhcer's
widow has . connecting studio rooms,
private bath; also studio room on main
Evening star., 1936-07-03

aI6 18th ST. NV. Gordon Hotel-Large,
cool. double room. with twin beds. running
water Sl1 weekly. Rooms with bath. 81.
and SIS weekly 2f-hr. elevator and
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1740 n. H. AVE. NW.-single and double
outside rooms in beautiful. cool home; cont.
hot water. room with grill; meals optional.
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CHEVY CHASE, 1924 3Oth Pl NW.-!Cool,
beautifully fIirn. room exp. private bath.
new detached home on bus line gentleman
pTeferred. So5 Cleveland 1919. IS
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ROOM BATH APT-S27 so = CEN
trail location. Phone evenings, District
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BOATS.
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 90 wk. sing. f.;
double. So; clean cool. outside: baths;
c.h.w: car lires; men. Adams 1923.
2017 KALoRAMA RID. N.W..spacious
furn Also single rm., opening on porch.
next bath: home atmosphere. North 6761.
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SOMERSET PL. NV. sO9-,ENTIRE End
door new home 2 rooms kitchen tiled
bath, elec refrigerator; 4 closets; adults;
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ANNEX. THE GRAFTON--DeSirabIe. COM
Portable single. double rooms. running hot
and cold water, near shower baths: @4-hr:
eev. switched. service; in cool. f1reproof
BLDG: s. so weekly up. 1875 De Sales ST.,
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2@I F ST, NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. electric refTigeration: $40
BOSS a. PHELPS.
141- x ST " No O100
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DAVENPORT TERRACE,

10 Degrees Cooler Than Downtown,
8 rooms kit and bath - $50
Electric Refgrigeration. Elevator Service.
Large Playground for Children.
Resident MANAGER. Emerson 1912
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RODMAN ST NEAR 35th-DETACHED
tVo-story; room bed rooms oil
burner elec refrigerator, garage Clev.
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

I43o N.W.-.-O MIN. GOVT. BLDGS.
No. 204. md f.: renovated l r. b.
Murphy bed; ref: S35. Pot 5756-W.
18th AND EAST CAPITOL SITS RMS,
kitchen and bath; corner apt; completely
redecorated; $40 per month. No. . 18th
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
TILDEN ST. NEAR CONN. AVE.
8 r. and = D.. oil heat. porcheS. Sarage.
T. F~fAT

1907 IRVING ST. NW.-s95 90 MONTH,
Newly decorated and modernly equipped
home bed rooms oil burner. garage. etc.
Shnnld be sen 70 hn anprPClatan
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ao5 1ath 81. N-W- Phons Nationsl Cd
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NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSE, @2O MAPLE
ave Takoma Park. Md-Near = Car lines
and bus: SO mo. Apply iOS Takoma ave.
Tel Shnn -
Evening star., 1936-07-03
REAL APT. VALUES!

4 Rms, $3.50; 5 Rms, $40.
Modern .hreproof bldg, near 18th and
pso. 'p psda.t oos poRcH
furn. ct sltsht charge. Adams 962e.
Evening star., 1936-07-03
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1s41 BAY ST s.E.-For rent; rooms
kitchen. semi-bath.
414T ST. N.W.-Front room: kitchen priv
ileges; employed couple preferred North
0494.
1918 NEAL ST. NE light housekeeping
rooms. southern exposure; adults.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-31
TWIN CITY MINISTERIAL
ALLIANCE NEWS

The Twin City Ministerial ALI
ance at recent meeting held at the
home of Elder A. w. Wilson, 1918
S. 18th street, highly and enthusi-
astically endorsed the revival meet
ing which is being launched by st.
James A. M. E. Church, st. Paul,
under the leadership of Rev. w. E.
Guy, and graciously accepted his in
vitation to cooperate in making this
most worthwhile service complete
spiritual success.
We are the instruments through
which God brings men ard women
to consciousness that they MUST
REPENT if they are to be saved. and
since REVIVALS are channels ira
which we can effectively render This
service, the Alliance is herby Grg-
ing ministers and members of all
Twin City Churches to help by your
attendance, by prayer, and by bring
ing those whom you have reason to
believe feel the need of Jesus"
THIS is A SPECIAL PLEA TO SIN
NERS. COME HEAR THE WORD
OF THE LORD.
Rev. L. w. Harris, president.
c. H. Copeland, secretary.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-31
Preston Speaks At
Baker Post Meeting
On Boy Scouts

Johnny Baker Post, American
Legion, held their regular monthly
meeting at Phyllis Wheatley House
Wednesday, October %, with an un-
usually large attendance
Fifth district commander, Preston,
delivered very interesting talk on
the subject, "Organizing," and con-
Quoting Boy Scout troops among our
boys.
The membership committee reports
eleven new members signed up dur
ing the past ten days. Baker Post
is one of the few posts in the state
that has already doubled its men,
bership quota for 1887. All those de-
string to join us for this year should
rush their application to the men,
bership chairman, Comrade Martin
Brown, at 1101 Marquette avenue,
Main 9142, or contact the post adju-
tant, Jack Poston, HYland $3.50.
Membership drive closes November
II.
The meeting was ably presided over
by Commander Tela Burt.