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Evening star., 1936-12-03
KING STANDS FIRM
ON PRIVATE RIGHTS
Holds Personal Life Apart
From Responsibilities
as Monarch.
HS the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOclateo freSS
LONDON, December 3.-Unrufied
by a government crisis over his pos
sible marriage to Mrs. Wallis Simpson,
Britain's bachelor King stood firm to-
day In his insistence on private lib
erty.
From accurate, definite and authori-
tative representations the Associated
Press learned King Edwards position
could be stated this way:
while still insisting upon his pre-
negatives as an individual to seek per-
sonal happiness in his private life, he
nevertheless realizes the great re-
sponsibilities of his high office.
Above everything, what he con-
siders to be for the best interests Of
the British realm will continue to
dominate his life"
Marriage Plans Denied.
These highly informed sources
denied without qualification that King
Edward has made any plans for pos
sible marriage to Mrs. Simpson.
The King feels assured, they added,
Of the loyalty Of the great masses Of
the British public, and that In any
problem affecting either his public or
private life he will continue to have
their sympathy and support.
King Edward Is fully aware Of the
duties and obligations involved and
win take TO step likely to discredit
either the heritage Of the ancient
throne he holds or to violate the trust
and loyalty Of the British peoples
throughout the world" these sources
asserted.
Yet the British monarch is not un-
aware Of the storm Of criticism directed
(see EDWARD, Page A-z.)
Evening star., 1936-12-03
PRESIDENT GIVEN
WARM RECEPTION
IN M0NTEV|DE0
Stresses "NeW Era OF
Friendship and Confidence
Among Americas"
ROUTE THROUGH CITY
STREWN WITH FL LOVERS
Inter-American League Of Nations
Proposed at Buenos Aires
Conference.
Tert of Presidents speech. Page B-l.

Tert of Presidents speech. Page b..
BY the Associated Press.
MONTEvIDEO. Uruguay. Decem-
ber 3.-President Roosevelt declared
today "a new era of friendship and
confidence among the Americas" was
born at the Pan-American Conference
here three years ago.
Addressing luncheon given for
him by President Gabriel Terra and
Sonora Terra after an enthusiastic
reception by Montevideo's populace
and of1icialdom. the United States
Executive declared:
Il believe that when history comes
to be written the origin of the new
American era will be placed here in
the memorable year 1888.
Truly it is an inspiration for the
average citizen of all our republics
that that conference Is giving back
It's fruits in terms of achievement for
the people of the world"
Enthusiastic Reception.
President Roosevelt, stopping here
on his return journey to the United
States. was welcomed today with q
shower of flowers from the enthu-
siastic populace as he rode through
Montevideo's streets with President
Gabriel Terra.
The Uruguayan president embraced
the visiting United States executive
as he stepped from the cruiser In
dianapolis at 9:s6 am. G.5s am. e
s. T) for his last halt before head
ing northward toward the United
States.
A few In the crowd which lined
the, streets shouted ''Viva!" and
Roosevelt! ROOSEVELT" but the great
majority were silent, in accordance
with Uruguayan custom.
The throng showed its enthusiasm
flowers and surging into the streets
ahead Of the motorcade.
Police rushed the crowd in some
places to restore q clear path, only
to see the path wiped out Q few
minutes later.
The two Presidents. riding together,
smiled and waved their hats at the
populace.
Wreath Is Laid.
In a last-minute change Of pro-
gram, they drove to the monument
to Gen. Jose Gervasio Artigas, Uru-
guay's independence hero. where
James Roosevelt, the Presidents son,
laid a wreath. The ceremony orig
inally had been scheduled for the
afternoon.
As Mr.. Roosevelt arrived from
Buenos Aires, where he had addressed
the opening of the Inter-American
Peace Conference, q large crowd
awaited him on Montevideo's be-
tagged shore. packed behind 5000
khaki-uniformed soldiers and brav-
ing a cold rain and wind.
The troops both cavalry and in
fantry, lined IL blocks Of the route
arranged for Roosevelt-Terra mo-
tor tour.
Escorted by Uruguay's one-ship
(see CONFERENCE, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1936-12-03
FALL FIGHT TO HOLD
HOME IS CONCLUDED
Former Interior Secretary's Ap.
peal on Doheny Firms Suit
Is Dismissed.
BY the Associated Press

ny ILc ASoOClhtCu EACoo.
SANTA FE, N. Mex, December g.
Secrecy marked the apparent end
today Of the bitter and long-drawn
sequel to Albert B. Falls conviction
of accepting an oil mans bribe while
Secretary of the Interior-his fight
to hold residence in the beautiful
ranch home at Tres Ritos, N. Mex.
On stipulation of counsel. New Mex
ico's Supreme Court dismissed late
yesterday the bed-ridden former public
oficial's appeal from q lower court
decision In the ejectment suit brought
by the Petroleum Securities Corp, .
unit in the vast oil empire built by
the late Edward L. Doheny.
Attorneys for the Harding cabinet
member and for the petroleum cor
poration signed the stipulation, which
was approved by Chief Justice Daniel
K. Sadler. Terms were not announced.
Fall, who turned rs ON November
26, has been directing the battle from
his hospital bed IN Fl Paso. Tex,
where he lies unable 10 walk.
Fall was convicted and sentenced
to years imprisonment for accept
ing bribe. but Doheny was &C.
Quilted Of Q charge that he offered
. bribe.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
NUISANCE TAXES
MAY Be CONTINUED
$780, 900, 900 Brought in
for 5 Months of This Year.
Problem Studied.
e. the Associated Press.

Congress may be asked to continue
most of q group of nuisance" taxes
scheduled to expire by next July.
The taxes. which provided more
than s300,000,00 of revenue IN the
last fiscal year and returned about
$50, ,000, 900 during the first five
months of this year, include levies on
gasoline, radio sets, mechanical re-
frigerators, firearms and automobiles
and parts.
Although saying no definite de-
cision has been reached as to whether
the taxes should be continued. fiscal
officials nevertheless added that reve-
nue. they produce will be needed if
next years budget is to show an ap-
proximate balance.
Collection Cost Probed.
A Joint congressional committee and
the Treasury are investigating to de-
termine whether the cost of collect
ing some taxes is excessive in relation
to their returns. and tax experts said
some expiring nuisance" levies may
fall into this category. Such taxes,
they added. could be eliminated with
out cutting seriously into revenue.
Biggest revenue producer of the
special levies Is the gasoline tax
which returned $l77.000,000 during
the last fiscal year. Next highest
receipts were realized from the taxes
on automobiles and parts, which to-
tailed SIS. 5.000.0
President Roosevelt has announced
he does not plan any additional taxes,
but, besides the nuisance" imposts,
several tax questions are expected to
arise in the next Congress.
Studied for Changes.
Secretary Morgenthau reported the
Treasury Is studying both the undis-
tributed profits and the capital gains
taxes to determine whether any "im-
perfections" should be remedied.
Some fiscal experts have expressed
the view that a downward revision
Of the capital gains tax rate might
produce more revenue, because this
would encourage profit taking.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
2l Firms Auto Financing Ads
Misrepresent Rate, u. S. Auers

commission charged, the interest pay
ments total about IL per cent.
The commission said the following
automobile companies had been named
in the complaints:
THE Nash Motors Co., Kenosha,
Wis; General Motors Corp. Detroit,
and its subsidiaries. which produce
Chevrolet. Oldsmobile, Pontiac. Buick,
La Sale and Cadillac cars; Chrysler
Corp, Detroit, and It's subsidiaries,
Chrysler Sales Corp. and those man
ufacturing De Soto. Dodge and Ply
mouth cars: Graham-Paige Motors
1see FINAr EIAL, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1936-12-03
JAPANESE LANDED
., Radio to rne star.

~ Radio to The Star.
PEIPMG. China, December 3.-The
landing of Japanese blue jackets ct
Tsingtao today, following the declara-
tion Of lockout by nine japanese
cotton mills there. has again revived
the Shantung question, while the
suiyuan crisis remains unabated.
According to the Domei Japanese
news service, p small number" Of
blue jackets were landed at 4 o'clock
this morning to protect japanese lives
and property and took posts 1T stra-
tegic positions in the city.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
STARS JOIN In RADIO PLEA
FOR CHRISTMAS CHEER
Songs and Skits Go on Air to Tell Capital
No Child Shall Be Forgotten by
Santa This Year.

Jingle bells touched the hearts Of
entertainment folk and wRC radio
audiences last night when the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. devoted the
FIRST Of Q series of three programs to
The Star-warner Bros.-N B. G.
Christmas toy campaign and the six
teenth annual Metropolitan Police
Christmas party.
Performers from the Earle Theater
sang for other peoples suppers and
the air itself was freely courtesy OF
N. B. G. Broadcast changes were
necessary to make possible . half-hour
Evening star., 1936-12-03
1y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MADRID, December 3.-Fascist
bombs burst again in Madrid In two
new air raids today.
While artillery and machine-gun
fire and the dull boom of hand gre.
nades sounded necessarily on the Uni
versity City and Model Prison fronts
In Northwestern Madrid, planes
dropped q score Of bombs in the Ro-
sales section. Several others fell in
Retro Park. near government bat
teries.
Damage was comparatively slight.
The war spread on many fronts,
from the Guadarrama Mountains
north of Madrid to the Cordoba sector
Of the south. Dispatches from Mo-
toro In the Pozoblanco area said gov
ernment dynamiters had blown up the
railroad between Cordoba and villa
harta after q battle.
Continued fighting also was re-
ported in Asturias, to the north.
Miaja Virtual Dictator.
Gen. Jose Miaja became the vir-
tual dictator of Madrid's defense.
Creation Of single command for the
whole Madrid area was believed prob
able as Q result Of . shake-up Of the
Evening star., 1936-12-03
~ the Associated Press.

~ tut AbSOcIHteu EIs5o'
The Federal Trade Commission
charged q automobile manufacturers
and financing companies today with
obtaining Q higher rate Of interest on
deferred car payments than they have
advertised they charge.
The commission issued eight COM
plants charging violation Of the un-
fair competition section Of the trade
commission act.
The commission said the complaints
alleged the companies advertised they
sold their cars on anannua1 8 per cent
time payment pi Actually, the
Evening star., 1936-12-03

appeal for toys, clothing and food for
the destitute of Washington this
Christmas.
With Audrey Sieber. mistress Of
ceremonies at the Earle Theater, act
ing in the same capacity for radio
listeners, and Gordon Hittenmark,
your Timekeeper" of WRC. the mas
ter of ceremonies, the program led of
ct 1880 O'Clock with that old-time
producer Of holiday spirit. Jingle
Bells" played By the Lotus Club Or
chestra.
How new toys and clothing for the
Evening star., 1936-12-03
Protest Action Of Reich.

PRAdA, Czechoslovakia, December
3 @.-The government today joined
the Franco-British protest against
Germany's return Of her waterways to
Nazi control. The protest note, handed
to the German Minister here, termed
the German action q one-sided repu-
diation Of the Versatile peace pact.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
DAMAGE IS SLIGHT
IN MADRID RAIDS
Fascist Bombs Again Burst
in City-Miaja Virtual
Dictator of Defense.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Cipl ,Dar in Spain. starting last
July ,cith repolt OF Fascists against
populdrly-elected Leftist 0orern-
ment, finds insuroent attack stalled
In recent weeks after early sue
cesses resulted in Advance to edges
Of Madrid.
Meansohile. fears for peace of all
Europe spread as major po,Ders
split in synpdthies for either Left
lists or Fascists. Germany and
Italy, accused of gtring material
support to rebels, haze recognized
regime OF Gen. francisco Franco
before he has overcome legal gou-
ernment. Russia and France haze
demonstrated sympathy NTH aims
of Loydlists.
Evening star., 1936-12-03

(See SPAIN, Page Aid
Evening star., 1936-12-03
WEATHER.

%. ., weather Bureau Fcrscast)
Occasional rain tonight and probably
tomorrow morning: not much change In
temperature; lowest tonight about 50 de-
grees. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~, at noon
today; lowest, 81, at 8 am. today.
Full report on page %.
Evening star., 1936-12-03

(See FINN c1AI, Page A-60
Evening star., 1936-08-22
PLANES FLY SEEDS
IN PURSUING SEASON
euper-Double Nasturtium De@el-
oped From Growing Methods
Carefully Planned.

NEW YORK CR.-Airplanes that
chase Summer back and forth be-
tween the hemispheres are stepping
up the work Of horticulturists In de-
veloping new flowers to double-quck
time. Instead of the old, tedious
process Of waiting for Spring to plant
new seed varieties, says Popular Me
chanics, the scientists send the seeds
by plane as soon as they mature to
some spot in the world where the
season is right for the new crop. One
plane acted as the "stork" for giant
nasturtium with 60 petals, first mas
turtium to receive patent IN the
United States. Three years ago a
double yellow nasturtium was found
Of the usual five.
David Burpee began in June, 1888,
on his California farm to cross this
Mexican nasturtium with various
colors of the single variety. It re-
quired $4,000 pollenations by hand,
the seeds being flown to Mr.. Burpee's
greenhouses, near Philadelphia, as
fast as they developed. Second gen.
Grafton seeds were grown there, and
in November were flown to Florida,
Puerto Rico and Buenos Aires, plant
ed, and the next generation of seeds
flown back to Philadelphia and Cali
fornia, chasing Spring. One seed
finally developed into the super
double nasturtium with so petals,
which is sterile, but can be grown
from seeds by using the proper treat
ment.
Evening star., 1936-08-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS-Exp. =,
courteous. patient Instructors; skin ACQUIRED
Mr. Rundlett phone 0eorgia 7O16.
HOTELS GAIL FOR GRAINED MyN.,
hotel and institutional neld. New hotels.
restaurants. clubs schools and institutions
being built from coast to coast mean In
creased opportunities. Qualify at home
Or through resident day classes now form
ing. Previous experience proved unneces.
ss.y: s.y Reststrstion nh n o. Leyis Mationsl
Lewis graduates. both young and mature
winning success. Quick promotion. flne
everywhere. Course indorsed BY many
nationally known hotel owners and man
Get into this fast-growing ,eld and en-
joy success: Get out Of humdrum routine
tunity diversion and human Interest
Free book gives details. Call telephone
LE%iss s SoTEf ssss = TR4IsIEa sch sscAao99tAs,. e .
(Telephone West 2I02) Wash D. C.
Evening star., 1936-08-22
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTOR TRAVEL.
Los ANGELES. CALIF-MEDICAL STU
dent. driving 1885 Plymouth sedan; radio;
leave sunday. August %: reasonable. Shep-
TRIP TO SKYLINE DRIVE SUNDAY
Car privately owned and driven; accommo-
dste four. Cleveland 0032.
DRIVING OVER SKYLINE DRIVE.
shenandoah Nat. Park and Luray Cavern
Sunday. Aug. %. Net. TAIL.
DRIVING 1885 PLYMOUTH EOUR-DOOR
Memphis. Can accommodate two or three
passengers. Leaving Sept. I. 23s
LEAVING FOR BOSTON SOON, 1885 PLY.
mouth; can accommodate people. QAll
Evening star., 1936-08-22
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION.

PIANOS cuitable for all occasions and at
prices consistent with real value McPhai
grand fine condition. S235: .Haines grand.
upright. equal to new S65: Steinway up
right S110: Wurlitzer upright apartment
size Sis: practice pianos from $50 up.
Pianos rented for all occasions. In 5 5l7
and octave sizes HUGO Worch 1110 @.
Est 1870.
Evening star., 1936-08-22
PORTLAND HOTEL

Vermont ave at Thomas Circle. Ss Der
week; hotel service fresh towels daily; your
mail and phone calls attended to; shower
baths. Walk to work 27s
Evening star., 1936-08-22
PERSONAL.

IF ANNOYED WITH INDlGESTION
relieved. Get it from your druggist.
HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATED BY NY
ss. o. bach Wis S6
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams 0sss.
HUNTERS. ONE INTERESTED m
Canadian hunting trip this Fall. furnish
car on share-expense plan: References ex-
CHANGED. Address BOX 1880. Star once.
ss.ss.aa susss {ss vi" ss aF9 81
PARENTS. ATTENTToN-cHnpREN 3
sshoe 'sasn saa y Va. n'seY miles enols faom
srsd. mac rsss
opens sept an sefSanS Phone M.nasss; R
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait ~l ETnsfsensy, n , Laboratory; .I Eeom @ 60a.
!1sI,l5. ARTER SEPT; . 1R REoIsTEEEED NURSE;
vaiescents or retired. Special attention to
diet. Write requirements. Address Box
WHEN DEATH sTRIKEs A FAMILY
there ses = S nesS 70 fee nss they the must %
sSiiits 70 pay |. Sishsr STice The ss Greater re
funeral cars and al. for q little Hsstts q vs.
snteed steel burial vault may y Be BE- had from
Chambers for Ss5 IN case Of death call
corner Chaplin NV Columbia O432.. Phone
Or write our address; We win send you
chapn t. eisS0fas phons o eolumSisd eoM % de
11th st sc. phone Atlantic 6700.
Evening star., 1936-08-22

327 18th ST. NE,-Nicely furn. rooms,
one with twin beds. new furniture; for
Evening star., 1936-08-22

1900 MASS. AvE.-Large. cool. double
rooms attractiyely furnished. near bath.
some with running water. maid service.
Evening star., 1936-08-22

PRINTING PLANT. small Job, new equip
ment: doing Q good business; will pay TO
terms to responsible party;
good reason for selling. Atlas Printing Co..
Evening star., 1936-08-22

THE IOWA. 1925 18th St.. Apt. b4--At-
tractive front room. large closet. twin
heds. marriad counla or 2 gentlemen. 23e
Evening star., 1936-08-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

msnt: doing q GOOD business; WIN pay TO
investigate; terms to responsible party;
ESet1is sSsa Efss0n md for selling Atlas Printing Co.
WILL LICENSE for local manufacture
saRs dSe.s gun
RooMINd HOUSE. 1888 N st. nw.20
furnished rooms, baths; rent. 1890;
reasonable offer accepted.
BAR sAI RESTAURANT BEER &C GARpEaN; AR Ma
lished business. address Box 1880. Star
WANTED-Good first commercial corner
ns or ABS ne NO sfs SrcEar SShn
MANAGER OF TEA ROOM desires to sell
s75o. Address AG Boz BOX f4s-c. Star once. IS:
GROCERY STORE. business LEGATION: rent.
Immediate sale. Owner has other interests.
Any reasonable offer accepted Sl7 2th
WANTED-Broker who pays cash for good
PIHpeEsS fN ssbrns III Arlns.on Fs BOX xa GUY r.
ENqRAvINo PLANT, {steel and COPPER
aa ead ese na Dec W0r4 4b Ssns Fsnt
dress dres Box !t. aeinc as. star efs once s.0O0
IN FAST-GROWlNG ana peautl1ully oe-
veloped subdivision in Arlington County.
Va. Large lots on the main highway.
Zoned commercial. Ready for business de-
this locality, Edward D. Coleman Real
WE HAVE SEVERAL comfortable rooming
houses for sale. See Mr.. Alexander. o. B.
Zantzinger Co, 945 K st. NV.
LIST YOUR BUSINESS or business PROP
erty with US. Clients waiting. Call Mr..
Alexander, O. B. Zantzinger Co.. $40 < st.
NV. National 5371.
GAS STATION, pumps. good location:
monthly gross, 50 900: reasonable: no
brokers. Address Box 1910. Star once.
RESTAURANT on Georgia ave. Beer and
wine license. Priced right for cash sale.
Owner has other interests requiring atten-
ton. Established two and one-half years.
Deal direct; save brokers' fee. Phone
A REAL ROOMING HOUSE at q real bar
gain, due to illness: 35 sleeping rooms,
dining room, Gear garage: servants quar-
ters above: large houses connected by
flreproof doors. fire escape; nets about
50 600 per year: real estate business and
furnishings If desired. Mr.. Still. National
1884 syensngs aaa SHRday AsaHs e. S4a4
FOR RENT OR sALE.s@sveIal SALE, sewers Liar large I, build
containing over 1000 50. IT, OF space
Also two lots facing F ST. adjacent to this
property. suitable for any contractor or
business Of any kind desiring space in this
section. Rent reasonable.
PERCY II RUSSELL CO..
Evening star., 1936-08-22

1908 14th ST. NW.--Newly decorated
room. light housekeeping; suitable l or 2.
Evening star., 1936-08-22
HELP--MEN.
xr~-aa.-.AN

WE NEED 2 beer salesmen, able
to operate trucks for a national
ly known beer. Experience not
but preferred. Salary
and commission. Give age, ex-
perience and phone. Address
Box 41-C, Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-08-22

CHAsTLETON HOTEL. Apt. 434-;Attrac-
and living room privileges If desired. 23'
Evening star., 1936-08-22
ACCOUNTANT.

wanted-An experienced teacher for eve
ming session class In advanced accounting.
Preference eiven to university graduate
TAI Stor afHea
Evening star., 1936-08-22

1853 COL. RD.. the Imperial-Attrac-
/ lively furn rna. Private family. Apt. 30.
Il IHaiI or ,I1one Adams Q368.
Evening star., 1936-08-22
WANTFD-ROARD.

SPECIALLY COOKED DINNER. 7:l5 pm.
NV. near town: Georgetown law student
Address Box 1S1-C, Star ONCE. 23s
Evening star., 1936-08-22

CAB DRIVERS, new cabs
available, free class for hack
erS' licenses. Bell Cab Co.,
5se1- 1917 l. et. NV,
Evening star., 1936-08-22

1926 17th-Homey liv. rm. (hrepl.). with
bed rm. q wind), Ink, next bath: re-
decor: refined: c.h.w.. phone. jan; adults.
CENTRAL-Clean. coy, liv bed rm.. near
Ink. rms. ch.w.; phone; refs. 1928 18th.
Evening star., 1936-08-22
PUBLIC SPEAKING

Teacher with practical experience for
well-known educational institution. two
evenings weekly. State educational back
Er0und ana otner euaincations. ADDRESS
Evening star., 1936-08-22

TILDEN Gardens, Conn. Ave, and I1lden
apt. S35; Gentlemans Cleveland 24O4.
1871 { 6T, N.W-Attract. front rms.
south expos, S4.50-S6 for two; Ink. I'M.
81 RklY alSn sing. rulk. X3-&3b0.
Evening star., 1936-08-22

WILL LICENSE for local manufacture.
staple automotive product. patented: nom
Address Box 1890, Star once.
Evening star., 1936-08-22

CORNER@704 Concord ave-. rear Geo.
ave. and Kennedy n.w:-Bus. car line.
highly Desirable. clean bed room. ex-
posures unlimited phone shower room.
STnloved ro,,nfe GeDtfles. references
Evening star., 1936-08-22

BAR, RESTAURANT. BEER GARUEN'
whiskey, beer. on and off-sele; nearby Md;
So 500. II you are looking for an estab-
lished business. address Box 1880. Star
Evening star., 1936-08-22

Established casket Manufacturer has ex-
salient a II asape
$50 weekly. with. possibility Of Increasing
80 years Of age. sober. honest and thor
oughly reliable must have cal. and must
be fairly sound financially. No noaters,
should write this ONCE immediately, giving
complete history, Of previous employment.
terview necessary. and Applicant should
present himself at our ONCE on Saturday or
sunday. August 20 or 80. Miller Casket
Evening star., 1936-08-22
RETAIL SELLING

Teacher. with practical experience. for
well-known educational institution, two
evenings weekly. State experience. educa-
tions. Address Box 147-C Star once
Evening star., 1936-08-22
TABLE BOARD.
1924 18th ST. NV.
EXCELLENT MEALS.
$500 WEEK. .22
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

IF YOU WANT plenty Of wholesome food
out Russell I'd. to Cannon. turn right onto
Braddock I'd. and proceed about a mile TO
Mrs. Edmondsons. name on mail box,
right side of road. Rates $50.
Evening star., 1936-08-22

CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Large corner room.
private bath two closets; good transpor-
fation: aaraRe Cleveland S637. 23s
Evening star., 1936-08-22

| DOWNTOWN-1323 II. / ave. ny
| With ranTe l.hk &8 Wkly.
Evening star., 1936-08-22
CABIN CRUISER
CUT FLOWERS.
FARM AND GARDEN.

8 DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIoLUs -deliv-
cred for 81 Helen Anleck Box 231-A.
Vienna. va. Phone Vienna 33-F-21. 22'
Evening star., 1936-08-22
R0OMS-EURNISHED

I345 Cool. nicely furnished first floor
sleeping rooms; $5 single. $500 double.
g2s NJ, "The Aristocrat'-Lovely, large,
cool Ink. room with running water and
Evening star., 1936-08-22

FOR SALE-Boston bull female, months
old in season. Line. 9S44. 908 11th ne.
DACHSHUND PUPFIES. oHz months old.
thoroughbred prize winning stock. Rea-
sonable. Adams 5703-W. 23'
POLICE PUPS. German Shepherd; sturdy
thoroughbred stock must sell. 1851 Co
lumbia rd Adams 1923.
Evening star., 1936-08-22

1908 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-Large
front room. well furnished. twin beds: also
single room: c.h.w.: phone service; semitic
me nrl CAa
Evening star., 1936-08-22

DFLPHINIUM SEED - Special novelties
srai .paekaees 81. Sso6 3eth pl. NV.
Cleveland 1423.
Evening star., 1936-08-22

location, NV. or me-: cash. See John, 800
R. !. ave. ne. Apt. 101. No broker. "a
MANAGER OF TEA ROOM desires to sell
managership and share Of business for