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Evening star., 1936-03-17
'GoodTine'
Should Not
Mean Noise
Bois sterousness and
Confusion Not
Necessary.
BY ANGELO PATRL.

BY ANGELO PATRL
MOTHER took George along with
AVA her to call on her friend who
had o little boy very near Georges
age. While the two ladies talked
over their teacups the two children
sat on the floor in the next room play
ing trains. The trains were laid out
ON the floor, the two children sat op-
posite each other and screamed at
the top of their voices. They could
easily have been heard block on.
They were not quarreling. just telling
each other.
isn't that awful?" said one mother
to the other.
"Isn't it? Why do they yell like
thata They're actually red in their
faces"
Yell they do. and they have the
idea that yelling Is the beginning,
middle and end Of a good time. Make
a joyful noise and you have q good
time. The noise is joyous to nobody
within hearing, but the noise makers
seem to like it.
visited a movie one afternoon. In
the house were many children from
tender years of infancy to the tougher
ones of adolescence. The picture was
nothing to get excited about, but even
before it started one felt tension in
the air. The children were prepared
to explode at the first opportunity.
They did. They shrieked and howled
from the start to the finish. ! take
the finish for granted. because I had
to leave before it came. The noise
was too much for me.
have watched since then to see
what the reactions of the children are
to movies. The response to all OF
them seems habitual rather than i'm
mediate. The children are set to yell
Even when there is no occasion for ii
they yell. They do not interpret the
pictures correctly. missing the emo
tional appeal in the excitement OF
the action. They are accustomed to
making a noise so as to give them
selves the feeling of having a good
time.
The same thing happens at parties
for grown-ups. II there is hint OF
quiet in the room, If the guests talk
in quiet tones, the hostess is uneasy
and at once takes measures to pep
up the party. There must be noise
high-pitched. excited, boisterous-ol
the party is a failure. This is SO in
many homes today. Most people seem
afraid Of quiet. Music must be loud
shrill. exciting. Talk must be the
same. A listening attitude. recep.
tive mood. quiet enjoyment Of good
talk or good music is rare.
This is not good for children. They
live at the peak Of nervous energy,
Their too shrill voices, their too quick
movements, their unthinking, rapid
behavior is accounted for in great
part by the loud, noisy, empty enter
tainments they have. It would bt
better for all concerned to reduce the
noise. the speed, and increase the
quiet and the content of entertain.
ments. This is true of the radio pro.
grams, the stage and screen offering:
and the home parties.
A screaming good time is not healthy
for children. Why not have the
parents select the entertainments theil
children enjoy? The health of the
new generation would profit by It!
Copyright. 1866
Evening star., 1936-03-17
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with it. It is designed for sizes 50, 81,
50, 80, 40. a, A and Is. Size "a re-
quires SIS yards Of S9-inch material
plus u yard Of lace 10 inches wide
for vestee. s
Every Barbara Bell pattern includes
an illustrated instruction guide which
is easy to understand.
Send for the Spring Barbara Bell
pattern book. Make yourself attractive.
practical and becoming clothes, select.
ing designs from the 100 Barbara Bell
well-planned. easy.to-make patterns.
Evening star., 1936-03-17
To Cure Spring Try Mixing Yourself New Kind of Salad
Dorothy Dix Says
Too Possessive Mothers Are the Answer
to Why Many Women Are Old Maids.

w YHY the old maid? Why do
M some women marry early
wv and often. while other
women just as good-look-
ing, Just as intelligent and attractive,
never marry at all? We all number
among our most cherished acquaint-
ances these problem women who are
possessed Of all the most lovable quail
ties of their sex and who are appar-
entity designed to be wives and moth
ers, yet who are huSbandless and
childless. Love and marriage have
passed them by. And we wonder why.
OF course, In many cases the reason
a spinster is q spinster Is because she
wants to be one. This is especially true
in these modern days of the financially
independent bachelor girl when a hus-
band has become matter Of taste in
stead of a necessity. Contrary to the
popular belief that every single female
Graves q wedding ring beyond all other
Evening star., 1936-03-17
BY BETSY CASWELL.

IGNS OF Spring III washington.
New paint on the Dupont
Circle flower carts, artificial
- torsythis in the windows of a
certain laundry, faint haze Of green
over the neat hedges along Msssa-
chusetts avenue, open windows with
billowing curtains, sudden, tender
rains; garden rakes and other equip
Evening star., 1936-03-17

Of the old Springtime wave Of Sui
phur and molasses" that our parents
thought so necessary every time the
Vernal equinox rolled around. They
knew systems needed toning up. after
the sunless Winter days-and that was
the best and quickest way they knew
Of to do 1t. Nowadays. much the
Evening star., 1936-03-17

ment set invit-
ir1gly outside seed
store entrances,
baby rabbits In
the pet shop win
dows, bright-col-
ored hats and
8 h oes, Sunday
tramc, increasing
GRO W ds In the
Zoo--and q re-
newed interest in
1tg h t, t ang y
salads!
This last fact
IS, really. a mat
ural." 1t is the
.a{wnok elaSoayadont
Evening star., 1936-03-17
For Patent Leather.

With patent leather so fashionable
this Spring, here's timely tip. If
you rub your patent accessories oc-
casionally with glycerine dipped
cloth, it will keep the leather from
drying and cracking.
Evening star., 1936-03-17

the family knitted makes
-
closing the center front The scarf collar that attached the coat
that the shoulders knit in the cardigan stitch
directions
Q and
Pattern envelope directions with
needles and material will
TO
pattern IS stamps
Editor
O Evening
1880 49, -
Evening star., 1936-03-17

For information concerning items
mentioned. call National 5000, extern
sion 342.
Evening star., 1936-03-17

II you wish advice on your individ-
uaI hosehold problems write to Betsy
CasweH in care Of The Star, enclosing
stamped, self-addressed envelope for
reply.
Evening star., 1936-03-17
Gourmet's Guide
By LUCIE EBERLY.

r ALL the condiments, mus
\ tard is perhaps the most
used. AS in everything else
y there are mustards and mus
La gaceta., 1936-02-22
SMITH nj ANAYA
PARTE DEL
NUEVO GOBIERNO

Habana, febrero 22.-LOs pc
ri6dicos dedican hoy comenta-
rios humoristicos a la nOticia de
que, ninguno de los Secretaries
del Gobierno provisional, for4
mara parte del Gobierno del
DIR. Miguel Mariana Gomez. Els
to no quiere decir,-afirman los
diarios habaneros- que no a.
cepten algdn "pueStecito' con
ell que Sc les quiera agradecer
su gesti6n a favor del doctor
Gomez, desde los puestos off
ciales que vienen desempenan-
do desde MARIO de 1885.
La gaceta., 1936-02-22

daderamente encantadores y
que dan muestra de las perso-
males dotes de cada uno de ellos.
AS han sabido losrar tonali-
dades soberbias como ell rubio
dorado, ell caoba, ell "uburn", Ell
rojizo y ell castanO-negro, que
han merecido generates aplau-
SOS.
Las tonalidades de PLATING,
caidas en- la vulgaridad, tienden
a desaparecer, felizmente, y de-
cimOs este, pOrque es incredible
ell n1mero de preciosas cabelle-
ras que hap perecido lastimosa-
mente o Sc han estropeado pa
ra siempre a causa de la exage-
rada decoloraci6n.
N. r.
La gaceta., 1936-02-22

Tiene ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sill
intervention ell arte en- ell pei
nado femenino; Intervention
directa y utilfsima, que consis-
tie en- dar a cada rostro la ex-
preston mas bella, graciosa Y
cautivadora, seg1n ell canon de
belleza que rige en- ell momen-
to.
Ash Sc explica que warren
nuestros peinados segGn la mo-
da del dia, siguiendo con me-
ritoria fidelidad las orienta
clones generates de esta, que
no solo aparecen inscritas en-
nuestras prendas de vestir, 81
no tambien en- la cuspide de
nuestro craneo.
Por 10 que atane al momen-
to actual, la moda, cada vez
mas femenina, tiende a recha-
Ear sin vacilacion toda influen-
cia masculine ;por ende pue-
den considerarse como defini-
tivamente abolidos los peina-
dos "a la gardone", que hicie-
ron Juror amos atras Y otras
creaciones semejantes: ell pei
nado de la mujer actual Sc ha
convertible en- algo exquisite,
infinitamente gracioso y de
gran feminidad.
Hay, a pesar de TODD, un eseo-
Ito, y contra este escollo consi-
deramos nuestra obligation
prevenir a las mujeres refina-
das y elegantes que nos leen:
los nuevos peinados exigen
grandes cuidados de la cabe-
llera y ~repetidas visitas a casa
del peluquero. Las p~erezosas y
La gaceta., 1936-02-22
PARA LA MUJER
La intervention del arte en- eI peinado femenino
epoN 81 4 oP!uel oTsd Ia

negligentes deben, pues, abs
tenerse de adoptar la moda
nueva.
Una mujer que quiere para
una salida de noche lucir un
peinado "al'ange"-el ultimo
grito de la moda en- 10 que res
pecta a peinado-, no puede
pensar en- poner ell pie fuera
de casa para acudir al convite
sin haber visitado previamen-
tie al artista capilar, de cuyas
manos recibira su cabellera los
supremos retoques.
La verdadera elegancia del
peinado requiere hoy dfa una
variedad selecta, que en- algu-
mas refinadas llega hasta ha-
GER dos arreglos de la cabelle-
ra: uno para ell dfa y otro dis,
tinto para la noche.
De un modo general ell pei
nado de dia varia esencialmen-
te del de noche: los pelos son
tirados hacia la nuca, recogi-
dos con esmero para reunir un
nGmero imponente de Rios en-
los lados y sobre ell cuello, per-
mitiendo asf que Sc coloque ell
sombrero sin que corran peli-
gro grave las ondulaciones.
Para la noche, en- cambio,
los pelos son traidos exacta-
mente en- la c1spide del craneo
y los ~pequenos Rios dispersos
afectan ora la forma de una
diadema, ora vienen a SOM
brear la frente, ora alderman
uno de los lados de la cabeza
o aun corren por ell craneo con
irregular fantasia.
Para poder ejecutar estos ge
La gaceta., 1936-02-22
600 PESOS PARA LOS
CONGRESISTAS

Habana, febrero 22.-Se ha
hecho p1blico que cada congre-
sista devengara uh sueldo mo
menor a seiscientos pesos. Aun-
que ell presupuesto no fila can
tidades para estas atencioDes,
Ell Gobierno esta estudiando la
lorna de pagan a los legislado-
res que tomaran possession ell pri
mer lunes de abril pr6ximo.
La gaceta., 1936-02-22
AL DIR. SMITH GE GUSTA
ELOGIARSE A 81 MISMO

Habana, febrero PEI DR..
Maximiliano Smith, Secretario.
de Gobernaci6n, ha caido en- la
vulgaridad de elogiarse a dia-
rio. Aver, conversando con los
periodistas, declare que ell de-
creto de "nacionalizaci6n de Ia
policia", que el ACADIA de termi-
mar, era la obra mas grande rea
lizada por Ell PROFESSIONALISM.
La gaceta., 1936-02-22
LEGO A MADRID

Habana, febrero PEI a
viador cubano Menendez Pelaez
lego aver a "Cuatro Vientos",
en- Madrid, donde Sc lie tribute,
por las autoridades y ell pueblo,
un recibimiento enthusiastic. Mi
merosos festejos han sido pre-
parados en- honor del photo Gu
bano.
La gaceta., 1936-02-22
NO LIE ACEPTARON LA
RENUNCIA A DOLE

Habana, febrero 22.-El doc
tor Rail de Cardenas sostiene
que, como la renuncia que al
acta de senador que lie "regala-
ban" hizo ell doctor Ricardo
DOLE no lie fu6 aceptada, ell pro-
fesor de la Universidad sigue
siendo senador.
La gaceta., 1936-02-22
DEFENDERAN AL
CAPITAL ESPANOL

Madrid, febrero 22.-El Mi
nistro de Hacienda, Sr. Franco,
ha anunciado que dictara un de-
cretO, tendiente a evitar la emil
del capital, como suce-
di6 en- 1880, a la caida de la mo-
La gaceta., 1936-02-22
INDULTO PARCIAL PARA
LOS

Habana, febrero PEI Con
sejo de Secretaries acord6 en- su
session de aver indultar a un
nGmero de estudiantes, conde-
nados por penas memories. No
Sc in%cluyen los sentenciados por
terrorismo o gangsterismo.
La gaceta., 1936-02-22
POMBO felicia
A MENENDEZ

Habana, febrero 22.-El a.
viador Juan Ignacio Pombo in
terrumpi6 su viaje de novics,
para felicitar personalmente al
aviador cubano Menendez Pc
laez, que, como el, ha cruzado
ell Atlantico del Sur.
La gaceta., 1936-02-22

neros distintos de peinado, pre-
ciso es que los cabellos esten
cortos y que. sin embargo con-
server un tamano su~ficiente
para permitir todas las fanta-
sias.
A aquellas mujeres que pre-
fieren, a pesar de TODD, su tran
quilidad, nos permitiremos a.
consejar este peinado tipo que
vamos a describir para su par
ticular uso: la masa de la ca
bellera Sc lleva lisa en- 10 alto
de la cabeza, con una especie
de corona floja EN- su alrede-
dor obtenida con Rios u on
dulaciones ligeras. Presenta,
en- efecto, este arreglo no po-
cas- comodidades, va que per-
mite llevar toda clase de SOM
breros sin dificultad y ademas
resulta grata para una gran
mayoria.
La gaceta., 1936-02-22

Dos palabras ahora acerca
del tinte. Los pelos tenidos Ocu-
pan, acknowledgements, un lugar
importante en- la moda del pei
nado. Tan importante, que es
posible afirmar, por 10 menos,
en- 10 que atahe a las parisinas,
que solo una mujer sobre sim
cuenta ha conservado ell colori-
do natural de su cabellera.
Tan solo algunas privilegia-
das, cuyos pelos tienen la suer-
tie de ofrecer una tonalidad
franca-de moreno o de rubia
han podido escapar a esta re-
gla general
Todas las demas variedades
de rubias o de mOrenas indeci-
sas que andan por ell mundo
han optado por uno de los colo
ridos hoy de moda.
Gracias a los product1s, cada
vez mas perfecciOnados que tie
men a su disposition, los pelu-
queros, que mas merecen ell
de artistas capilares
que de sencillos operarios, han
logrado obtener resultados ver-
Evening star., 1936-01-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

i477 NEWTON ST. NV. APT. THREE
rooms. kitchen and bath S47.5O. c: w.
SIMPSON CO. 1924 Vermont ave. Phone
Metropolitan 800.
ROOMS KITCHEN, BATH WITH SHOW.
er and screened porch: gas and electricity
INCLUDED in rent: excellent condition; mod
ern elevator bldg. Available Immediately.
See resident manager. $500 New Hamp-
shire ave NV.
LARGE. MODERN APARTMENT, CONSIST
ing of . rooms. kitchen. junior dining room.
s,.r parlor and bath with shower; COM
pIetely redecorated; latest kitchen ano
lighting fixtures; exceptionally large rooms.
Available Immediately. $3.50. 1910 New
Hampshire ave. NV.
SECOND FLOOR, ROOMS BATH. HEAT,
gas, electricity. sleeping porch; S35. 2430
La Font square Sc.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS s.E--NEW; 2 BED
rms. living room kit, dinette, SOP; inelud.
heat. hot water Vacant Jan. Is. Att 0307.
TTLDEN oARpENs-ATTRACTIvE APT.
OF sun room. living room dining room,
kitchen. bed rooms Q baths. available
FEB. 10. 1924 Tilden st.. Apt. ao2. Phone
Cleveland 5227. Ia. 4
Evening star., 1936-01-12
APARTMENTS-FUR. g. UNFUR.

M An N1E4V CHsF % C@NH y D1S'
637 10th ST. S.. VA. HIGHLANDS. VA;
1O-minute bus to house from j 1th ana Pa
ave.-First A.: modern. oil heat; schools
churches. store near. Rent reasonable.
References.
1000 9th ST. NE. COR; 9th AND e.
floor. 3 rooms and bath. Also 1-roorn,
furn bachelor apts All conv.; reas. rent
EAST RIVERDALE-3 ROOMS, BATH.
$40; 3 r1oms. kitchenette. bath, S45; gas
and elec. included. 907 Jefferson ave.
47O7 9th ST. NV LARGE. FRONT
rooms for light housekeeping: ami;
reasonable: near street cars and busses;
Evening star., 1936-01-12

31O4 10th ST.. MT. LEASANT-Bright,
warm. single room. near bath. southern ex-
posure. 81 weekly.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

SILVER SPRING. MD, CLOS GA. AVE
Private family. young couple. ProteStants.
Meals optional $50 month. Phone Shep-
herd q6O-W
Evening star., 1936-01-12

VALLEY VISTA-Front room, facing park
comfortably furn. Apply at desk. 2032
Belmont I'd. NV. Decatur 5000
Evening star., 1936-01-12

1905 VERMONT AVE. 'N.W.-Large front
rooms. 81 so. 81. S5 week; Ink. privi-
lege; central location. near schools twhite).
Evening star., 1936-01-12

. BLOCKS ABOVE PARK RD AND 14th
1440 Meridian pl. NV. Apt. .5-Bright,
Comft 2nd front inst. h.w phone. Rea-
sonable to permanent party.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

939 NJ NW.-2nd-f1oor room next TO BATH
cleo. light. steam heat, plenty not water;
So week
Evening star., 1936-01-12

S14 CONN. AVE, opposite Rochambeau-
First floor. Convenient to two baths. To-
minute walk downtown, Met. 1877.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

$50 IRVING ST. NW-TWO ROOMS,
Ntcnen ana sun porch gas and electricity
furnlshed adults only
Evening star., 1936-01-12
RO-CAR HOUSE,
16Q1 Dist ST NV.

To those who find it necessary to estab-
lish their residence in Washington this
Winter we have available an extremely
large double room with private bath and
cially ADAPTED for those who demand the
best location with atmosphere. refinement,
good food. and complete hotel service
American Plan style.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

SI2 INGRAHAM N.W.-Lovely front room.
modern home. private family: reasonable
to desirable party. Phone Georgia .1g0.
5731 KANSAS AVE, N;w-Neatly fur
New detached brick home. Gentleman
1872 N. CAPITOL ST.-Desirable room
next 10 bath in apt; md moor; eenssemea
only. Call Monday Metropolitan oto1.
PRIVATE FAMILY. adults. next bath: good
location, near cars. busses; references.
Phone Lincoln 1865.
1897 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Laree front
room, warm, sunny: Ink; well furnished;
$50 month also large room.
655 B ST. NE.---AttraStiv double and
single room in select. home; ami; near
Capitol and other buildings; near all
iIo3 EAST CAPITOL nicely furnished
rooms, suitable for Ink. employed couple
preferred: $500. Apply Ind floor. Mrs.
Pumphrey.
1877 RHODE ISLAND AVE. APT; Col
Newly furnished room next to bath; gen.
tleman only. Phone service.
ALABAMA. 1918 N ST. NV. Apt. COL
Walking distance downtown: comfortable,
warm, for gentleman. Phone North $3.50.
1902 VARNUM-Single. front room. suita-
BILE for gentleman; comfortably furnished;
SIS month.
1926 INGRAHAM ST. N.W-Second floor
front room, private bath; gentleman only.
$500 KANSAS AVE. N.W-Large front
room private bath, convenient transporta-
ton. Georgia 56Il.
5727 FIRST ST. NW-Nice warm room.
private bath; one block from bus; private
home: refined gentleman Georgia 0S34.
THE MENDOZA, APT. SO. 1920 10th St
One large single room for business woman;
phone; references exchanged.
l32O CRITTENDEN ST. NW.-Attractive
room newly furnished next to bath; rea
sonable: private home.
1924 18th ST. N.W.-Attractive room. sin
gle or double; semi-private bath; refined
home; near Park rd
1733 EYE ST. NV. near White House
Handsome private home; refined surround
lnss; maid service; gentleman: reference.
144O COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt .2-
Large front room, twin beds next shower
bath; attractive, well-xept apt. near
transportation; S35 month. Phone Adams
1898 HOLMEAD PL NW-Nicely fur
nished, comfortable room: board optional.
1475 COL. RD.. Apt. s1-Nicely furnished
heat and hot water; S25 per month.
sos EAST CAPITOL ST. near Capitol, Lii
brary of Congress. Folger Shakespeare Lii
brary, U. S. Supreme Court-Continuous
hot and cold water in each room baths.
1850 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Room. twin
beds; bright. refined; next bath; $40 per
~ 18O1NS1 fb- NE-NlCe IEUIlJ
bed room. convenient for two; 81 per week
single. So double.
637 FARRAGUT ST. N.W-Room near
bath, in private home; near busSeS and car;
quiet neighborhood; gentlemen.
ALEXANDRIA on Mount Vernon Blvd.
overlooking Christ Church = Attractive
rooms with south exposure in historic at
mCSphere. l1-minute express bus to Mall.
3O3 n Washington. Phone 200.
1434 HARVARD ST. NV. Apt. 3-Nicely
| furnished warm room for one or two gen.
| tlemen. Phone Columbia 3529-W
Evening star., 1936-01-12

50 PARKWOOD-E46 K ST. NV
rooms, bath excellent downtown building;
suitable Tor doctor; rent. SIS; open.
LEROY GADDIS. JR..
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o136 q ST. Nw.-powntown: single,
clean and comfortable; continuous hot
water: oil heated house: gentleman: ref
erences.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

1920 CLIFTON ST NW-Nicely furnished
room on second floor; southern exposure;
next to bath: C. h. w; unlimited phone;
1nclosed porth Sunday after 10 am.
1922 PARK RID. NW-Finely furnished
large. single Second-front room End floor:
convenient to eYerYthine Col 1EGo .
Evening star., 1936-01-12

1904 MASS AVE. NE-Large front room
in private home; telephone service; suitable
gentlemen or couple. Phone Lincoln 1896.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

SO2 D ST. .NE.-SECOND FLOOR. :,
rooms. path heat. gas electricity. private
Evening star., 1936-01-12

TAKOMA PARK. liz MAPLE AVE
Spacious five rooms. Ist floor brick build
ing has Frieidaire, basement porcheS:
no small childrev
Evening star., 1936-01-12

1855 MONROE ST. NW.-3 ROOMS
Kitchen and bath. sleeping porch: modern:
Evening star., 1936-01-12

1924 G ST. N.W-Large front room. two
full size beds. automatic heat continuous
hot water. Two gentlemen. $40 per
month. with garage. Ia
Evening star., 1936-01-12

35O9 11th ST. AT MONROE NW.-FIvE
rooms, large porch. southern exposure
hot-water heat; q. E. detached; refined
adults most essential: open
Evening star., 1936-01-12

$50 ALLISON ST. NV! ROOMS AND
electric; SO. l3s
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furn., with twin beds next to bath: ali
improvements; unlimited phone: men only.
Phone Atlantic Olgi
Evening star., 1936-01-12

ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH ENTIRE
3no moor OF branG-new modern home 324
iStn s. ne. Inspect premises or call Dis
Evening star., 1936-01-12

BROOKLAND-Nicely furnished room with
or without board. Call Decatur 3914-J.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

323 ALLISON ST. NW-ENTIRE Ind
moor. large rooms. kitchen. private bath
PACK porch gas, heat, electricity included
Phone Adams S314
Evening star., 1936-01-12

CONN. AVE. SECTION. 3Ul6 TILDEN ST.
NV. Apt. 2Q2-Beautiful apartment :
PED rooms. baths. living room, sun room,
olnlng room and kitchen: 3 exposures;
surrounded by lovely gardens; entirely re-
decorated Rent. SI1O.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

CLARENDON-Room and board in adult
modern home; best location: near bus;
reasonable. Call Clarendon 243-W.
120 MASONIC VIEW-Eoom and board
for refined employed couple: next to bath:
block from bus. Phone Alexandria 34S-J.
I019 NO. BARTON ST. Clarendon. va
Couple or care Tor elderly couple; could
boarders.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

5-ROOM APARTMENT HEATED; rent.
S35: white only. Apply Monday in store.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

1893 PARK RID. NW-Large. light front
room we'll heated; c. h. W; for one or two
persons: in select locality: unlimited phone
Columbia 06o1
Evening star., 1936-01-12

One-room kitchenette and bath. s4a.5N
WEAVER BROS. DISTRICT aJsti.
800 ALLISON ST. NV ROOMS
kitchen. bath heat and cleo, re-
iriseration. Phone Adams 6493-J.
1901 ALLISON ST.-CORNER APT
southern exp. = large rms. kit inciosfd Il
screened porch pvt. bath with shower.
cedar closets. Frigidaire, phone gas. elec
autom, heat. running H. W incl; new de-
tached home bet, = car lines; adults only;
$50. Phone Georgia S4o1
Evening star., 1936-01-12

CAMP AKELA-Boys 7-12; balanced food:
tested milk; coached with studies; S25
per month. Phone or write Camp Akela,
Reisterstown. Md.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

ana large complete kitchen. oil heat sas
elec cont. h. W.. unlimited phone garage;
oetaeheQ nome BUS at corner. Pot. lk55.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

furnished; private entrance; Teas, I3H.,
North Capitol st. Phone North 1893.
CLEVELAND PARK. 3O96 PORTER ST.
NV. Apt. 3U4-! bed rooms. living room
olnette. kltchenette and bath; Stu;
perfect condition. Phone Cleveland 1881,
1888 9th ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS MoDERu
k1tchen. seml-bath. eIec. and gas; newly
decorated; adults only. Georgia l115
Evening star., 1936-01-12
TABLE BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

IN PRIVATE HOME-No style; good food;
plary for 2 people; S25 per month each.
10I1 N III ave
Evening star., 1936-01-12

3421 34th PL. tof Newark ST.. Cleve-
land Park. ] square bus-Well-fur rm &
bath: gentleman: $50. Emerson O36l. =
Evening star., 1936-01-12

1910 MONROE ST. NW-Attractive :,rd
floor front room twin beds. in refined
private home Large closet and bath on
same floor; every. convenience. unlimited
phone; 10th st. bus passes house. near
14th cars, also Mt. Pleasant street car;
suitable / or >. Col. 9194
Evening star., 1936-01-12

BROOKLAND-12O1 Frankln-Two large
front. double rooms. next to bath: C. h. W;
phone; in quiet. adult. private home; gen.
tlemeQ preferred
Evening star., 1936-01-12

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1917 10th ST. NV
Bright and attractive single room. very
desirable location. Phone North 6251.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

ANDERSON VAN sERvICE.- Ilth AND
Iii sitiss; 4. Boston. Chicago. IA. 'Tss.