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Evening star., 1936-04-30
PARMELEE HURLS
: II INNINGS TO WIN
HubbeII, Mungo, Gomez Also
Hill Stars-Greenberg's
Hurt JoIts Tigers.
BY SCOTTY RESTON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

w YHEN this major league base
M ball season rolls down to
Wv the world series the ex-
perts may point back to
yesterdays game in explanation Of
the final result.
Most significant in day Of eX-
traordinary happenings was Hank
Greenberg's collision with young Jake
Powell of the Nationals, in which the
big Detroit first baseman fractured
his left wrist.
Today the Tigers were in the des-
perate position of having to answer
the question that has been thrown
at them for the past two seasons:
What will happen to your club when
luck breaks wrong?
The Tigers late last night managed
to swing a deal with the Browns
whereby Jack Burns will step into
Greenbergs post today, while Elon
Hogsett. southpaw relief pitcher, and
some cash will be transferred to the
st. Louis club. But Burns isn't ex-
pected to be any Greenberg at bat.
Fine Hurting Feats.
OUTSTANDING among superlative
pitching performances was Leroy
Parmelee's Trimming. shit, 81 vic
tory for the Cardinals over the New
York Giants. In picking the Cards
and the Cubs to battle it out for this
years National League pennant, the
experts have agreed that the success
or failure of Parmelee would be the
success or failure of the Cards. Yes
terday's performance should throw
some light on the question.
Though he lost, Carl Hubbell gave
the Cards only IL hits in the II
frames, which is pretty good pitching
when the st. Louis crew faces you
go times in an afternoon.
Other pitching performances Of the
day included Pete Appleton's two-hit,
7-3 victory for Washington over the
Tigers; Bill Lees 4-hit, 10 win over
the 4-hit pitching of Van Lingle
Mungo of the Brooklyn Dodgers, and
Lefty Gomez's 3-hitter over the Cleve-
land Indians. which dropped the Tribe
from first TO third in the American
League. The score of this one was
| 6-1.
Evening star., 1936-04-30

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Myer Makes Sparkling Play.

BUDDY MYER was another to make
- great catch. Buddy leaped high
into the air to spear Bridges terrific
liner in the seventh inning, with Owen
on base. Had the ball gone by it
might have put different complexion
| on the game.
Evening star., 1936-04-30

= Runs-Valenzer. Fones, Mallus. McDon-
oueh. Askin. Middleton. Edmonston 2),
Lynham. Borden. ,Doyle. Oertel. Errors
ValenZer. FoneS (2). Stanates McDonough,
Oertel. Two-base hits-Fones Moran 120,
Doyle. Home. .runs--McDonough, Askins.
EdmonSton. Stolen base-MalluS. Sacr-
ffce-Kushman Double play-Askins to
Moran. Left on bases-Central 3: West
ern. ). First base on balls-Off Rowles. .:
of Kushman. !. Struck out-By Rowles.
z: bv KuShman, g. Passed ball-Askins
Umpire-George Watt
Evening star., 1936-04-30
League Statistics
THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1886.
American
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Washington. z: Detroit. 3.
New York. 8: Cleveland. /.
Boston. 6; Chicago. Z.
Philadelphia. Z; st. Louis. 4.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
RESULTS YESTERDAY

sa National
RESULTS YESTERDAY
ST. Louis, .: New York. l-"f17 infiings)
Pittsburgh. 10; Philadelphia. 8.
Chicago. /: Brooklyn. 0.
Boston al Cincinnati, rain.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
WESTERN IN LEAD
TIE AFTER UPSET
Downs Central, rs, to Get
On an Even Basis With
Eastern Nine.

w WESTERN and Eastern are
h/ tied for the leadership of
v " the high-school base ball
f0Iar f1,a ov-
Evening star., 1936-04-30

won, 2-1.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
BIRTHDAY DANCE
RECEIPTS $4,000
SILICA Check Presented to Com.
missioner Allen as Public
Printerv Proceeds.

Gross receipts from the Presidents
birthday ball, to be used to fight in
fantile paralysis, were swelled today
to approximately $4,000 when Public
Printer A. E. Geigengack presented
q check for $1,l64 to Commissioner
Allen.
The check represented net receipts
from birthday ball staged at Harding
Hall by employees and officials of the
Government Printing Office. Allen
was general chairman for the birthday
ball. He said some receipts still are
to be counted. He figured today the
grand total net receipts would amount
to more $4,000, or more than twice
the net receipts obtained last year.
Seventy per cent of the net receipts
will be given to Children's Hospital for
infantile paralysis equipment and the
remainder will go to the Georgia
Warm Springs Foundation.
The public printer was honorary
chairman of the printing Office ball.
Other members of the committee were
George c. Havenner, chairman; Will
liam Smith. William j. Cassidy and
]. Thomas Ford.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
HELP-MEN.
(C0ntinued.)

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the service of tailors
experienced on mems cloth
ing. Apply Employment Of
flee, 9th floor.
THE MAN we want, with
sales experience, seldom an
swers want ads; he is mid
dle-aged, alert, aggressive
and anxious to make a per-
manent connection. To such
a man we offer a sales oppor-
tunity for financial success
and promotion in an old es-
tablished corporation doing
business in the principal cit
les of the East and Middle
West. He must live in Wash
ington or vicinity. In reply,
state age, experience and
phone number to secure ap-
pointment. Address Box BIT,
Star Office.
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DR.. Atkins to Speak.

DR.. James A. Atkins of Knoxville
(Tenn) College, special assistant to
the United States commissioner of
education, will address the Civic Ma
tional Forum at $3.50 pm. Sunday at
the Whitelaw Hotel. Thirteenth and
T streets. His subject will be Amer
lea Takes a New View of Adult Edu-
cation"
Evening star., 1936-02-28
HELP-DOMESTIC.

Girl. white. general housework,, care OF
4-year-old child, parents employed. Phone
Columbia 1Is9 after 6 p.m.------------- pm.
GIRL or middle-aged woman, white. ex-
perienced care Of infant, small apart
ment: stay nights. Must furnish refer,
pm. l7l1 Capitol ave. ne. Apt. l.
GIRL general housework: SO week 3103
18th st. NV. Saturday, s to pm. only.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, 80 to 35 years old.
willing to care for. four children and do
cooking in country home near washington.
Phone National 0173.
LAUNDRESS. expert, experienced in good
plain cooking; references, $50 month.
Phone Wisconsin 1850. Bethesda, Md.
WHITE GIRL for general housework;. good
home. small family; room and board and
SIS month. Phone Adams 6449.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
ROOMS-FURNISHED,

1345 1 ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished. first
floor sleeping room. adjoining bath, So sim
NEAR WoopRoW WILSON High school
Cleveland 02s3
1921 18th ST N.W.-Attractive front
rroom windows. semi-private bath gen
tleman preferred Phone Georgia 1918.
newly furnished Ink. room with running
water and gas range. 81.
56O6 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Front room.
next 7, to bath; ~ no other roomsrs; privileges
bed rooms. % With private bath for the
rooms in modern home: no other roomers.
CHEVY CHASE, D G. go min. downtown
ssetionLarge Iesy rboIs furn a T1h
cieaeiand ceamasiKi 7s5a aale' h0me' $40 mo- Call
220S RANDOLPH PL. N,E.-Nice room for
young couple. Call after pm.
1745 N ST. N.W.-Delightful corner room
bath shower; walking distance downtown
References.
440 INGRAFIAM NW.-Delightful sunny
room private sans bath large sqset
SSusses; I; suitable en- employed couple or yoans
men: board optional.
l713 QUE sT.-Larse front room. 8 win.
asTs ons Ssl s6 ts5n per nfns 0isa fetomae
rth aae prvsse Bath i for lr0n'
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. 5379 Nevada ave..
LARGE: attract. furn. room: tiled bath bath
sIsSefaind shewfsi isst ssSs. h. w.; saa'So' Phone
241 FARRAGUT ST. N;W.-Bright front
large cedar closet, breakfast if desired
n AZ No,ti,, F,,r,;cbod rooy,
family: 81 weekly. Berger End floor. IL
5ssRs .Se% ssiss Fear Sssh: twin 6sds
1920 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.--Large. beau.
home. Adams 4So6. Garage reasonable.
sTn ssas sh ST new Ssms front
street car and bus; S25. Georgia 1874. .
17l2 RIGGS PL, N.W.-Large double and and
single rooms. adjoining second hoor' next
to bath. ----------
1900, 18th sT. N;W..,Ayailableo MAR March l
cancies
ALABAMA. Ant 205. 1918 N st. NV
One nicely furnished front room. twin PEGS;
room with running water. for one adult n,
617 10th ST. -.
CLEVELAND PARK. Newark st;-Larse::
gentlemen. Phone Cleveland 2476.
18th AND COL. RD.-Lovely. large. sun
sny sphone: soGm near saeS Satse''i i7s5 Lanier p
CLEVELAND PARK. 3423 Porter St
Warm sunny. corner front room; ad5olnine
bath. $25: owners home. Cleveland 79l4
3151 MT PLEASANT ST.. Apt. 1-Attrac-
tive. large room In small family; gentle.
man preferred; conv. cars and busses; 'oIs
month.
1925 18th ST .N.W.-Large unfurn. room
in apt, for lady: kitchen privileges; rea-
sonable. Phone District 1858. Apt. 700.
1914 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Delightful room
for 1 or 2 gentlemen in refined fsTg!.ls' ag!
1881 ILLINOIS AVE N.W.-Private family
has / attractive room in exclusive section.
for one or couple: references exchanged.
rent reasonable. Call Metropolitan 75OS. :.
MT. PLEASANT. 1881. 18th St.-Room next
bath; clean. comfortable; conv. car or bus:
reasonable: ladies preferred. d.
l742 PARK RID. N.W.--Room with twin
34f3 i4th ST, N.W-Comfortably fur
nished. single front room. private family;
gentleman.
SsO4 I4th ST. NV Apt. 62-Two lovely.
large bed rooms. newly decorated. new TUT.
niture: tmmaculately clean, bright, quiet:
conven. transportatton;. refined. middle.
aged men who enjoy home Atmosphere
Reasonable.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN-Local cigar, tobacco and
candy wholesale house desires the serv-
ices of high-class salesman. State age,
experience, previous connections. Give
phone number. Address Box SIT. Star
office.
SALESMAN. speciality. familiar with pre-
MUM campaign. to supervise locally; ex-
elusive rights on new wonder novelty.
Address Box 43-T, Star office.
UNUSUAL SELLING PROGRAMME need
q serious s-minded. hard-working speciality
also permanent. Good income; excellent
opportunity for advancement. Preference
given to men with refrigeration. radio OF
similar experience. See Mr.. Rinhart, Arcc
Radio Co.. 3417 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
SITUATIONS-MEN.

DANCE ORCHESTRA. smart. sweet music,
organized. wants to contact local booker.
MAN wishes Job as janitor of a small or
larse apt. with living quarters, or work of
any kind. Phone Adams 0169.
YOUNG MAN, colored wishes work OF any
kind; has drivers license. Call Lincoln
YOUNG MAN. attending day session of
Strayer College. wishes to earn room and
board by chauffeuring. doing odd Jobs
as elevator or switchboard operator in apt.
house. Call National 174S.
YOUNG MAN. colored. wants position as
chauffeur. houseman or butler. Call De-
catur 2193.
NIGHT HOTEL AUDITOR
Availabel Immediately. Experienced in all
details. Best OF references. Address Box
80 IT. Star office. l.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BOOKS-We pay highest prices for good
nooks.. old prints. autographs. BARGAIN
Sook Shop. 500 9th st. NV: District 5O07.
FURNITURE and household goods. all
kinds; highest cash prices. Don't sell until
you call North 6040. Prompt service.
FURNITURE suites odd pieces We buy
quick removal Phone Atlantic 1898
ICE BOX good condition. suitable for store
or restaurant. Spencer Roberts, Hillsboro.
Virginia. 2S'
FUPNITURE-want to purchase some
good. used household goods: also baby
Grand piano. Phone Metropolitan 1864. :
GRAND PIANO any size for spot cash
Address Box 1872. BENJAMIN Franklin Sta
ton
PIANO. no PLAYERS: must be bargain
for cash: Phone METROPOLITAN 1855.
PIANO-Littie girl /. years old wishes to
buy good used piano. Phone Adams
SAFE iron, cash register ELECTRIC fans,
FIRST Call District S112
Silver. watches diamonds and old dis
caroed tewelry Full cash value paid
OLD GOLD, silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid
BURNSTINE'S. 931 G ST NV
Since 1896
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICES for mems
clothing jewelry. cameras, firearms. Call
Max zweig Met. 9l13 937 D st. W
GoLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD Sill.
YER. PLATINUM. TEETH DISCARDED
JEWELRY; WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN
Evening star., 1936-02-28
SITUATfONS-WOMEN,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. coats re-
lined: mems soc up: style mt. Met. 1892,
s15 18th NV, Greystone. Apt. 303. 2Ss
BooKKEEPER. competent. double entry:
some knowledge shorthand: dependable:
reas. sal. Address Box 2s1-T. Star office. .
BoOKKEEPER double entry: experienced
in statement analyses and business pro-
cedure familiar with cost systems. Address
Box 251-T, Star Office. o.
COMPANION to lady, by refined lady with
good references; willing to travel. Address
Box BOOT. Star office.
HOUSEKEEPING wanted by. middle-aged
white woman: employed people or mother
less home. Phone Clarendon 63S-R. IL
LADY. young. desires position as stenog-
rapher. typist: willing to work small SAL
ary; exp; ref Phone West 1865. l.
LIGHT HOUSEWORK or governess. by re-
fined woman. capable Of managing. driving
car. Address Box 327-T. Star ofhce.
PRACTICAL NURSE middle-aged. expert
enced. reliable, for children or any type
case: doctors reference. National 3740.
TYPIST SIS words per minute. q months
business training. desires position in offce
city ref. Phone Columbia 1882.
WHITE WOMAN wishes days work. clean.
reliable. Phone District 4611.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
POULTRY AND EGGS.

NEW HAMPSHIRE Reds. Rocks. Leghorns
Early chicks from our 1000 pedisreed.
pert custom Matching 2l2c. E. D. Vosbury,
Lee Highway. at Merrifeld. Va. Phone
Falls Church S44-F-3
BABY cHIcKs-B. and W. Rocks and R.
I, Reds, White Wyandottes. 50; N. H. Reds
$40: also started chicks; all blood tested.
L: E. Beach. hatchery at Norbeck. Md.
Phone Ashton 116-F-21.
New Htmpshires. also limited number sim
sle comb White Leghorns. Sam Rice's
poultr9 Farm and Hatchery. Ashton Md
Phone Ashton Az OQs
Evening star., 1936-02-28
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
NEEDED!

Stenographers exp. ages IL to 80. ca.
pable of 100 W p. m. dictation and 45 pm
typing, for either temporary or permanent
positions.
Typists exp. ages IA to o5. capable OF
so w.p.m. for either temporary or perma-
Arply for test Saturday. am
No Charge Unless Placed.
THE WASHINGTON EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE.
214 National Press Building
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT on
small homes; age 3O-45. able to supervise
flooring. papering. plastering OF interiors.
Salary $50 wk.
Salesman. exp building construction. re:
roofing and remodelilig of homes. Good
salary and commission
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
Evening star., 1936-02-28
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTs-RADIO

ELECTRIC GUITAR UNIT fitted to guitars;
amplifiers, all makes. repaired. $40 Evarts
st. ne. Phone Decatur 3S54.
PIANOS. players; new lot; must be sold
for storage charges: excellent condition;
great reductions Smiths Transfer &
Storage Co.. 1918 You st. W, North 3343.
that we're closing out at greatly reduced
prices. SIS 500 So2, So5 also used grands
at S165, S195 S210;. They're real values at
th.se low prices. Kits 1880 G ST. Tin
the middle Of the block. For other values
see our ads under the For Sale Miscellane-
Gus column on this page.
TRADE in your piano on brand new
RCA. Phiico.. Grunow or Crosley radio
Arthur Jordan Piano Co, 18th at G.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1881 LAMONT ST, NV lovely rooms.
Essss large large elosss :6s., near bath; near Rock
ure; near car. bus; unlimited phone.
a312 18th ST. N.W.-Delightful cheerful.
ihres oe yns sdpiss THsm IN breakfast oDtiona:
1855 PARK RD-one large front room,
sso ins reo% block NJ Pleasant
ysnient location in city Dec. i52s 2as 90. sSa'
Sss TsmnI5,fa 55A,aRAGgr 4!e lg1o ST NV APT: lo4.
nsss !ss4.,i ns e, fSs Water large s:st
1927 14th ST. N.W.-Larse 2nd-fioo rm.
%e w l4sh Aso st. safsse fsr line Single double IS
DUPONT CIRCLE. ,2014 P st.-second
aoor, SOU. exposure: twin beds. First floor.
double or single; basement, Ink. room. i:
snse nexy aa Nicely fSTa
showers and elevator; S5 and SO weekly.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 so wk, single
nes na warm rm ST. Gasns msn Adsms dss 1Ss
I6IS RIGGS FL. NV. of 18th above R
two. Also small room.
1855 CALVERT N.w.LLpouble room, front.
Phone Columbia O57D.
2;ssa, 1884 14th l. ST NV: Apt, 2s--Neatly fur:
family; S25 for one or $50 for two.
young ladies' studio room, double bath
places. Cali after S. Metropolitsn MtlitH 544s.
feNs roo aya DssuRss In RESs S4shss
next to bath unlimited phone; board op:
ti9nal; 1sIa very reasonable. Phone Cleveland
CENTRAL-Unusual 2d-n -fr. rm. a vim
dows', attract; ,redecor.: next bath: clean.
quiet comfortable; cont h'w'; refs. lsSs 81! q.
F sSd svs sossS 1cs l. bed
service if desired i7I7 be sales 2s'
NEAR CHEVY CHASE cIRCLE-LoveS
eaah Wisconsin, R1zs 4ss resi-
251O cLIFFBoURNE FL tvicinty 18th and
Col. d)-Newly furnished room with run
ming water. Phone Adams 5744
INFER 1885 18th St; Nw;-Two rooms.
| kitchen; bath. attractively furnished: gas,
electricity and FriRidaire; southwestern ex-
CHEVY CHASE D. c,-Front room semi
Dse hoe s nfsr mo buses ceyesna s
1927 GIRARD ST. N.w.-Beautiful double
room private bath: good location; private
PPSSme; PSnns sda sedmp,oysd persons; l4th st. car.
Wsii-furnished' We 2nd-fioor room: employed
| COMFORTABLE ROOM with closet; near
shower bath; at bus. near cars; parking:
| reference. 545 Buchanan NV. phone
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. twin beds
| Il desired; new home: board optional.
Phone Georgia 1898
ANNEX-THE heated.
weekly UP. 24-hr. elevator and phone
service. 1875 De Sales ST., just OF Conn.
| ave.
LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOM: TWO
| exposures; good TRANSFORMATION: quiet pri-
vate home. Phone Clarendon 546-J.
1869 QUINCY ST. N.W-One large front,
ned-nVing room, private home. Phone
Adams 4sSs.
WESLEY HEIGHTS
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I11 I q q
DOMEST

CALL DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. 2419.
1925 9th St NV Furnishes cooks, g.h.w..
YOUNG MEN and women wanted-Col-
ored work in hotels clubs apartment
hotels, colleges hospitals and institutions.
For full Information address Box 3l42.
You Street Post Office.
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HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE.
lCnnfinuedl

'CARPENTERING. caulking, painting. fenc-
ing @ screening Jobs; fully exp pest on. REFS
Can =: =: GHlss. phone west 1e1A.- %
CARPENTER WORK o FL kinds DOrshs:
estimates free. Phone Lincoln 5579-M.
CHAIR GAMING iNd RRHobsTEK5 ! 3 = h
1855 10th NV Phone Metropolitan 2062:
ELECTRIC WIRING rIstuTss snS r..
gss gs5s Gse e. hsssf eS s sUEsi UphSr Gsss co
WOOD SSS FLooRs 1Est LA1p. ciEvEEANp 5000
FLooRSIFLOORs
Folk Shes ha p cey s
GENERAL REPAIRING.
weather stripping house and roof paint
Phone ias e's Adams rres ss$sM ss.%"'es Low
PAINTING, papering. remodelng repairs.
Pm Phone se'e Columbia s. sss4. ssn ''''e' " gym
PAPERING. PAINTING-Deal direct with
Cali Metz any time. Columbia o3a6.
PAPERHANGING and painting: rooms pa
pered- S5 UP: Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. N. Tolson. phone District 1869. 81
PAPERHANGING. painting; rooms papered.
- up; no Job too small work guarsnteed'
PAPERHANGlNG and painting; rooms, pa
j. N, Tolson phone District 1866. III:
PAPERHANGING.
Rooms S5 Up
A. I GEORGE. Phone Georgia. 946s.
yPHOLSTER1NG. furniture repairing. re-
finishing: work done in home If desired.
Weaver, 1434 Newton st. NV.
YOUR HOUSE altered. repaired. papered
painted: everything from cellar to roof
Phone MetropOiitan 0Sdo l.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
WE DO ROOFING carpentering. paperins
painting and registered plumbing Save
money by using our expert service in al
branches. No down payment necessary
Our work Is suarantsed and SUP superyised os e
to make your own improvements and pay
YOUR taxes Let us refer you to our list q
satisfied customers. Call Parks Co. 20.
Florida Ave NV. Phone Decatur l160
At night, Adams 4s1s.
GENERAL REMODELING.
Save 2O9o During Winter Months
We do plumbing roofing. heating. paint.
ing. carpentry. paperins. cementing, e]ec.
trical brick work. alterations. porch in
closures. etc.
No CASH DOWN.
Payments as low as So monthly. Starr
payments in May.
Federal Contracting Co., Inc.
ola New York Ave NV
Phone Natl. 7403. Night Adams OO33
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CLUB MERIDIAN,
oRon 1eth CIT NJ w

1920 18th ST. NV.
A delightful home residence for men and
women, with lounges and drawing room for
EXCEPTIONAL meals. sunny. warm rooms.
singles. doubles; modern baths. Reason.
ahle rates
Evening star., 1936-02-28

FURNITURE-Two brand-new. Apiece bed
rooms. i rich solid pegged maple. Other
beautiful walnut modernistic must sacrl,
fee. Also mlscel. household. 1915 II
Evening star., 1936-02-28

14O8 MASS. AVE. NV.
Club residence: beautiful rooms single
beds: excellent meals: rates reasonable.
17O1 MASS. AVE. NV.
Residential club for young ladies spd(
young men, Excellent room and meal
Phone Decatur 0S37.
Evening star., 1936-02-28

1865 EUCLID ST. NW.-Vacancy for two.
large 2nd-fioor front room. adjoining bath:
excellent meals: vary reaS. Adams S3SN.
Evening star., 1936-02-28

92O 10Th ST. NW.-Lovely single room:
also young lady to share double front
room newly decorated. nicely furn.. warm.
Well -halanced meals. Mrs. Gentry.
Evening star., 1936-02-28

DOWNTOWN SFCTIoN-First- -class meals
and rooms. SIS 10th st. NV. phone
Metropolitan 5000
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1876 MASS AVE Nw-A distinctive
home .or young people in an unsurpassed
location Reasonable IL
Evening star., 1936-02-28

PENNA. ATHRACITE,
RED AND WHITE ASH.
STOVE, EGG. CHESTNUT, $12 STORED.
BUcKWHEAT, 600
Cone-Cleaned Colliery Coal.
Lord Baltimore Coal Corp,
Evening star., 1936-02-28

21Os r ST. NW.-sinsle and double
gentlemen preferred Telephone North 3a6s.
Evening star., 1936-02-28

BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM and board:
twin beds. private bath. all home con-
veniences: modern. Jewish family: un.
limited phone. Adams 1913
Evening star., 1936-02-28

17Os NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Dietitian
has several vacancies, single or double
any diet your doctor orders. at reasonable
rates. Phone North 1885.
Evening star., 1936-02-28

o3OS 2Otn ST. NW.-Comfortable rooms,
best Of food Phone Potomac 2s26.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

FOUR FARM HORSES FOR sALE-Appiy
Herbert u, Thompson, Oak Hiu Fruit
Farms, GpenceEvtlle. Nd.
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ADMINISTRATORS.
(C0ntinued.) !

FURNTTURE-7-piece walnut bed room
suite. 3.piece overstuffed living room suite.
Phone Columbia 5714. Apt. 81 j.
FURNITURE. CARPETS ETC.--Tomorrow' S
sale at Weschlers Auction. 015 st. NV.
includes suites. odd pieces. radios, Carpet
from House of Representatives and local
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CARPENTERING. caulking, painting. fenc-
ing screening Jobs; fully exp: best refs.
Cali J. E. Gllliss phone West 1871. 29s
CARPENTER WORK. all kinds, porches
screened Concrete work done reasonably;
estimates free Phone Lincoln 5579-M
Evening star., 1936-02-28

FALKLAND MANOR-Guest home. over.
looking 18th st. and Rock Creek Park.
LARGE rooms and baths fireplace garage.
large lawns Near schools and transpor.
ta tinp phnpe Shepherd 1Q6S
Evening star., 1936-02-28

3145 18th N.W.-Exclusive home will ac-
cent or 3 paying guests Large double
front room. semi. .priVate bath
Evening star., 1936-02-28

1929 18th N,W.-Vacancy for young man !;
large room. running water; exceptional
table: reasonable
Evening star., 1936-02-28

RaEpE dsbs dshAsD AYE snS.
Swedish family: good home cooking; walk
ing dist fance
Evening star., 1936-02-28

;s423 10Th ST. NW-Double room. twin
] able. Available the first 1e
Evening star., 1936-02-28

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1921 New Hampshive-
Small guest house Just opening. nicely .ur-
nished twin beds nicely cooked me AIS;
Evening star., 1936-02-28

Rooms. 80 Up
A I GEORGE. Phone Georgia. a46s.
UPHOLSTERING furniture repairing. re-
finishing: work done in home If desired.
Weaver, 1434 Newton st. NV.
YOUR HOUSE altered repaired. papered
painted. everything from cellar to roof
Phone Metropolitan 0S42. i
Evening star., 1936-02-28
Large End d-fioor rm.
Single. double: IS

CENTRAL-Unusual 2d-n .-fr, rm. a win
doWs), attract. redecor.; next bath: clean.
quiet. comfortable: cont. h.w.: refs. 1893 @.
Evening star., 1936-02-28

PERMANENTS, $1.95.
Finger waves, 15c: manicure. $15e: sham.
poos. 25c etc MABELLE HONOUR SYS-
TEN. 1910 N. z. ave. NV, Met. 777S.
Enterprise Roofing Co., Pot. 0200.
Roofing and Siding. 2125 r. I. Ave. N e.
Evening star., 1936-02-28

1910 18th ST NW-Two vancancies for
girls one with private bath: ideal location;
walkinp distance Excellent meals