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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-06
When you reach for another
90. and another!

Maybe you've neversat upthrough a lonely night
working and smoking houra hour, Lighting
one cigarette from another depending upon
the cheerful smoke of your cigarette to keep
you company and help you along. It's times
like these you're grateful for q light smoke. fora
Lucky Strike! For, though you may smoke right
on through the night, you can trust q light
smoke to be gentle with your throat. Lucky Strike
is the only cigarette to offer you the important
protection of "Toastng." And further, since
your Luckies are made from the very tenderest,
most mellow centcr-leaftobacco, you'll find they
taste good to you-all day-and all night, too!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
TEAM l WINS ELIMINATION
 SEMI-F!NAL
Neck-and-Neck Contest Is Bowled at Elks' AL
 leys Last Night

Team I, including Vukovich, Nor gan and Mccormick. eliminated Team A, composed of Sabin, Bog gan and Kegel, in spectacular. closely contested bowling exhibition at the Elks Alleys last night. Team I will bowl against the only team remaining in the contest, Team c, including Cleveland, Evans ano Hudson, tomorrow night. for the championship of the Elks Elimina- tion Tournament. r .
 Every member of both teams broke 500, and both teams amassed team 1 totals of more than 1900 points Team I won the first game by the narrow margin of T pins, and los the second game by the same count resulting in a tied score of LII. In the third game Team staged last minute rally to win the game and the match by a difference of points.
 Sabin, of Team A, bowled the best total score of the evening, 595. and was second and third in the game scoring with 203 and POI. Mo- Cormick, of Team I, bowled the best individual game, 204, and was third in the totals with 544; and his team mate Vukovich was second in the totals with 548.
 Complete scores were:
 Mems Elimination Tournament Team r.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SPORT SLANTS

Patty Berg of Minneapolis, young est girl ever chosen to serve on the United States Curtis Cup golf squad, which essays to defend this international chalice against the attack of Britain's best linkswomen on May 6 at Gleneagles, Scotland, has some very positive ideas about professionalism.
 Patty would turn pro, she assert ed recently in Coral Gables, Fla. only if so many other women trad ed glory for gold that the amateur tournament field for women be- came virtually extinct.
 T don't think this will ever come to pass,' said red-haired, freckled Patty, just turned 1S. For one thing, the women aren't going into the pro field on a large scale until something like the same amount
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
JOBLESS STAGE HUNGER PROTEST

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-Forty job less men and women are encamped in the City Hall for the second day as hunger protest against failure of the Aldermen to provide addi- tional relief money for the unem- plOyed.
 The Aldermen adjourned to May II after referring the urgent relief aid appeals to special board as a relief committee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
FOREST SERVICE TO CRUISE TIMBER
 ON WEST COAST

c. H. Forward, Forest Examiner, has left on the Ranger K, Forest Service vessel, for the West Coast of Prince of Wales Island, taking survey party to start timber cruise in that area. Dan H. Moller will be chief of party of eight or nine eco men who will be located in the district all summer making the cruise.
 Forward probably will return to Juneau in about six weeks.
 w. A. Chipperfield, District Rang CT, returned to Juneau at the week end from the Sitka district where he was supervising Forest Service work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
MRS. FAULKNER TAXES HON0RS
 ELKS ALLEYS
Play-off of Three-Way lie in Women Elks Tourney
 Scheduled for Friday

The Wom n Elks Tournament match play at the Elks Alleys last night resulted in a three-way tie between the Sanitary Meat, Caro Wholesale and Kaufmann's Cafe teams, with a play-off scheduled for next Friday evening.
 Mrs. Faulkner, of the Sanitary Meat team, the only bowler to break 200 twice, took first place in the totals with a score of 601, and bowled the best game of the even- ing, 222 Mrs. Lavenik of the Bon Marche team, was second in the total scoring with 545; and Mrs. Kaufmann, of the Kaufmann's Cafe team, and Mrs. White of the United Food team, tied for third place with scores of 542 each. Mrs. White was second in the game scoring with 204, and Mrs. Lavenik and Mrs. Faulkner tied for third place with scores of POI each.
 Kaufmann's Cafe won from Unit ed Food and Sanitary Meat defeat ed Bon Marche with the following complete scores:
 Kaufmann's Cate vs. united Food
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
 A THE HOTELS

Gastineau MT. and Mrs. l.. E. Hough; c. s. Canaday, Ketchikan; Otto Wilde, Petersburg. Mary Stroup, Yakima, Wash; Mrs. J. E. Bower, Yakima, Wash.
 Lynda pr. Harold Weatherman, Juneau; Mrs. A. R. Haydon, Annex Creek; Claude M. Hirst, Juneau; H. G. Harrington, Wrangell; s. M. John son, Tacoma
 Alaskan Philip Kinton, Seattle; L. Sin clair, Tulsequah Carl Nielsen, Sit- ka; Mrs. R. w. Brundige and daughter, Tenakee; Mrs. Ole Sang and boy, Tenakee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
of money now available to the men is put up for the women.
 Room for a Few

of money now available to the men is put up for the women.
 Room for a Few
 Endorsing clubs and staging ex- hibition matches for the sporting goods companies form the main earning field for the woman pro- fessional. said Patty. Obviously, there aren't enough companies to make this line of work profitable to more than a few women pro- fessionals."
 The philosophy of the midwest ern high school lass was that golf's heights are too jittery, victory too uncertain, for player to pin his livelihood upon the game.
 You can never tell when your game will go sour on you" she ob- served. T play lot of golf because it happens to be my best, as well as my favorite, sport. I'd turn pro if that were necessary for me to con- tinue playing in all the best tourna- ments, but I'm not interested in carving out professional career in the game.
 "As for my business career, I'm going to have me a store. I want to run business. I'll go to college, preferably one where I can try for the school golf team, and study subjects to fit myself for the busi- ness world I want Women's cloth ing shop, but if I can't make go of that, well, I'll branch out and sell anything; even groceries
 "A Vicious Circle" i Patty believed there was one broad step that might be taken toward professionalizing wom ms golf on a major scale-a Women's National Open tourney, comparable to that prime classic of mems golf.
 This step seems hardly justi- liable, though, until there are lot more women pros," she explained, and so it's all vicious circle"
 The Minneapolis links sensation fared well on her Florida sojourn, winning two of her five tournament efforts, playing in the final of two others and reaching the semi-final of another.
 It was in the Palm Beach Wom- ems tournament that Patty prob ably had her greatest satisfaction of the winter, although this wasn't t one of the contests she won. It was there that she defeated Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware of Merion, Pa, women's national champion. Mrs. Ware stopped Patty in the final of the national at Interlachen, Minne- apolis, last summer, and ironically the 3-and-2 licking Patty admins tered at Palm Beach was in the same proportions as her loss to the Pennsylvanian veteran.
 Patty won the championship of golf club champions at Punta Cor da and the Miami Biltmore wom- ems invitation at Coral Gables. She reached the final at Palm Beach and Ormond Beach, but lost in the emi-final, victim of the veteran Mrs. Opal s. Hill of Kansas City. at St. Augustine
 Her teammates hoped the stub by, thick-limbed Patty would draw England's young rising star, 19- year-old Pam Barton, as her oppo- nent in the Curtis Cup competi- tion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
RADIO EQUIPMENT
 TESTED ON PLANE,
 WITH PAA CONTACTS

Two successful tests of the newly installed radio equipment in the PAA Fairchild T seaplane were made from the air yesterday after noon by Pilot Alex Holden and R. J. McCrary, PA radio technician and operator who installed the ap- paratus.
 Tests were conducted on all fre- quencieS within the range of the radio equipment, and all of the IA PAA radio stations, including Fair banks, were contacted The Fair child plane is now ready for char ter flights, Pilot Holden stated.
 Lyman s. Peck, Vice President and General Manager of the PAA, will visit Juneau shortly after May l, according to Pilot Holden.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
7OO-FOOT DOCK IS
 BUILT, HUNTER BAY

A new 70O-foot dock is being built at the Admiralty Alaska Gold Mine at Funter Bay, according to Pilot Sheldon Simmons of the AL aska Air Transport. A pile driver is still at work, Simmons said, but the new dock is nearly completed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
BOSTON WINS HARD CONTEST
 WITH CHICAGO
Red Sox Wrecking Crew Does Things to White
 Sox Hurlers

BOSTON, April 29.--A quartet of Chicago hurlers suffered under a l6-hit attack by the Red Sox Wrecking crew who pounded out Il to 8 victory in the seasons first game against a western team.
 Lefty Grove turned in a neat relief pitching performance in the eighth inning, retiring the last string of batters in row after Chicago had rallied for three runs.
 Jimmie Foxx blasted out his fifth home run of the season dur ing the game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29

Average; did not bowl.
 The personnel of the three teams who will compete next Friday even- ing for the championship of the Women Elks Tournament follows:
 Sanitary Meat - Mrs. Faulkner, Mrs. Stewart and Dalma Hanson.
 Caro- Wholesale - Mrs. Petrich. Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Sarvela.
 Kaufmann's Cafe Mrs. Kauf- mann, Mrs. Bringdale and Mrs. Reynolds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
ENGINEER TO WRANGELL

H. J. Stahl, junior highway en- gineer with the Bureau of Public Roads, and two assistants, Richard Gerivels and Lloyd D. Lilies, left from Wrangell this morning on the B. P. R. vessel Highway to start work on the Shoemaker Bay Pat Creek project in that vicinity. It is grubbing and clearing un- dertaking.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
ARRIVES FROM SOUTH

Ed Delaney, Carter Rice Paper Company representative, arrived on the Northwestern from the South.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
ATTENTION ELKs'

Open House scheduled for tonight for Elks and their families has been postponed. Watch for later date. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Mrs. Kate Smith and her baby were discharged from the Govern ment hospital last evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
GAMES TUESDAY Pacific Coast League

Oakland l; Los Angeles 4. San Diego 4; Portland II. Sacramento 5: San Francisco 12. Missions 4; Seattle 5, eleven in- nings
 National League Philadelphia g; Pittsburgh 2. Boston 5: Cincinnati 2. New York-St. Louis, rain. Brooklyn Chicago rain.
 American League Cleveland ]; New York 2. St. Louis ?; Philadelphia 4. Detroit 8; Washington 1. Boston II; Chicago 8.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
ENTERS HOSPITAL

Nick Peratrovich was admitted to the Government Hospital yesterday, and will receive surgical treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29
FLOAT AND HANGAR
 TO BE PAINTED NOW

The work of painting the Alaska air Transport float and hangar, in- side and out, will be started tomor- row morning by Mark Storms. Blue and yellow, to match the colors of the Patco plane, owned by the AL aska Air Transport, and the Klem 'Skylark" seaplane, owned by the Juneau Flying Club and based at the float during the summer sea- son, will be applied to the float and hangar
 
 FULL HOUSE
 You can get a FULL HOUSE or dollar or less and It's 9 Winner! Ask your liquor dealer"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29

SHOP IN JuSEAU. FIRST,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-29

Team A Eliminated.
Evening star., 1936-07-12
HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.

CHI CHI. D. c. 41O9 INGOMAR NV
Detached q rms, bath. elec. refrigeratton.
oil heat; large, cool yard; garage close 70
schools. car line, bus: yearly lease or longer
Evening star., 1936-07-12
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.

II.
KRAFT. Adams 22lS or Met. 1852. IA.
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
Modern detached house. only three
years old: Six rooms, breakfast alcove
screened lower porch, three good size bed
rooms. two baths. finished attic. Gen. Elec
Oil furnace. nice yard front and back.
Two.car brick garage to match. This Is
a Splendidly arranged and well kept home
and the price is attractive
H. c. BISCOE. Cleveland 1923.
7O2 N. KENMORE. CLARENDON, VA
Lovely 4-bed r. home. large lot. exc loca-
ton S7.95O. w. B. PICHLER Met. 4344
4-FAM APT.-N.E-ON MAIN AVE
alb. So 200 year. Price. $l175O. w. B.
PICHLER, 1908 x ST NV Met. 4344
WANTED-SMALL. CLEAR HOUSE SUIT
4ble to rent: in exchange for beautiful de-
tached brick home located in the best
NV. section. containing % rooms 3 baths
Immaculate condition. and priced at Sl0.-
900 less than original price when new z
H G. BIscoE Cleveland 53es.
SIS 5.950-TERMS-7 ROOMS eATF. par
uuet floors. cellar. gas. electricity h.-w.h..
yard alley. Particulars, 9O4 st. ne.
81 100 TERMS = SEMI SUBURBAN
Rare bargain. rooms. bath screened con-
crete porches; automatic heat. gas. elec-
tricity; lots, garage. flowers. fruit.
Apply aO4 p st. ne. Lincoln OB0S.
Evening star., 1936-07-12
DETACHED BRICK,

$500
Located in good NV. suburb This g.
room home with attic and built-in ga
rage is being sacrificed to settle estate.
Strictly modern kitchen with elec. refrig-
Crati5n. MANY other features. Purchased
only a few years ago at S1l 500. InveStt-
gate at once For a real bargain that is
seldom offered. MR.. BENNETT. Potomac
Evening star., 1936-07-12
BIO MD. AVE NE.
NORTHEAST BARGAIN.

BRICK, NEAR 9th q Y.
rooms. bath; gas. elec., h.-v:h, An
income producing house at only $b.o50:
$3.50 cash. $50 per month, including al
interest, Gail Natl. 1882.
Evening star., 1936-07-12
SALE-HOUSES.

tCOntlnue0.t
sooms hE 1S
s. sATT yaa: SsSss tuintsFs
hfN hSss SIJNT f5EEss eoLTMSfS HST4Si sIS s00 EVE
FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT: .1O-RoOM
mi: hnsnsisi aTransements appealing.
Address Boz 1sS-x star ONCE
DESIRABLE CORNER FOR. DOCTOR.
threesstoryp brick residence. first plan
very adaptable for professional purposes:
2 baths. 8 bed rooms. center-hall plan. liv-
large sun .parior kitchen. electric refriaer:
ator oil heat with modern Summer and
Mntsr s1s
Scaped lot: hieh elevation " good uptown
northwest legation on bus line: execution
5000, Free and clear OF encumbrances:
WIli nl,ssc EXCHANGE for smaller property Or will
sse pr1eeffg now vacant y 2vs
able for immediate occupancy. Further
particulars and inspection: telephone Mr..
% ninss cleveIsnd sGmf' siSS. nsso SUNDAY ana eye
KEEP COOL.
rooms. inclosed porch garage. Near
Roosevelt Hish and Grant Circle. Most
sia Ii22.
LOOK!
a home or an investment-beautifu
SqieS S5oTaS st d near S.o Conn ave Cool goom
NEW ) DsEbcFsR sEb RooMs! ssick'
liz Located a In: IN SILVER Un Spring Lot 80 It.
@ room: kitchen bed HeH room "s and isvatory a on
bath on End ar Recreation room in base
pent; 81 900 cash and s65 per month
"n ,.a. a' %APLE s i JAMES Inc ,,,-
l127 EUCLID ST. NV
Nine big rooms. : big baths; 1880.
81 900 cash. balance $50 per month un-
District 3346. Cleveland 4944.
OPEN AND FOR SALE IN THE MOST
desirable section OF Chevy Chase: D. G;
II is finished in excellent taste. and If you
Il SnU & m p s snd sec this arys sesa
tiful home. Originally priced at S11; 500,
tes tor nStE S to ges
kLoEPP1NGER, National 7793: evening.
$3.50 CASH
g rooms. bath; located on 10th ST. Sc
Hot-water heat. elect. refrigeration: nice
ion. Price. $500. Nj. Palmer. District
WAPLE & JAMES Inc
YOU CAN BUY A 2O-FT. ALL-BRICK
home IN Mt Pleasant for 81 800 less than
original cost. Six large rooms. Hollywood
bath. beautiful recreation room. maid S
room Oxford kitchen. > large porches, au-
tomato heat. lear garage 1871 Hobart
st. NV. viii redecorate like new. Natl
BUNGALOW.
5 rooms bath h.-w. h.. cleo: lot 50x
10; paved street and alley; "-car sarage;
a real buy; can be seen by appointment.
Call Mr. Partlow.
WAPLE & JAMES. Inc
1924 14th ST. NV. District 3346.
Evening star., 1936-07-12
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

WANTED TO RENT-HOuSES.
WILL RENT Or K, B. OR .-FAMILY
house; will buy same with no down pay
ment; sc. pref Address Box 479-v; Star
office. ID,
COUPLE WITH TWO SMALL CHILDREN
desire 6-7-room unfurnished house. Michi-
1at psrk over g9TthTss sepy y AusS xd
RESPONSIBLE PARTY. GOVT. EMPL.
desires home by Sept. 1st or before in VI
cinity of Woodbridge. ne. sec. on quiet
stTse' viii hffe lease sen0o Address Box aS
otice
TO RENT YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY
to desirable tenants. list with TINS once;
types u 'istSHisisf' RosIRT W. SAVAGE.
S07 Union Trust Bldg. National $3.50.
LIST YOUR VACANCIES WITH US.
Special attention. Over 20 years ex-
s,s 1IsS THos s.. p NV WALSH bts5sist. 5he. 1868.
LARGE HOUSE. SUITABLE FOR .EXCLU.
fye gs school huf in es secGa s4s
good Transportation: convenient section !;
also. consider 15-room house In downtown
lection; may purchase. Georgia CASA.
ONr OhNlShED Ofb RSOu nSooH
or BUNGALOW with first floor bath or lava
tory. Careful, reliable tenants; expect TO
occupy . years or more. Reply in detail.
Address Box 469-T. Star ONCE.
WANTED-SMALL UNFURN. HOUSE IN
Md suburbs. with grounds: sive good care.
Address Box CIV. Star office. 12a
HOUSE IN GOOD CONDITION. UNFUR-
nished with or g bed rooms. Address
Box 44V. Star ofice. l3'
ABOUT AUGUST l, FIVE OR SIX ROOM
house select neighborhood. between S5u
and $50 references. Address Box 1S2-V
Star Office l2'
Evening star., 1936-07-12
SALE-HOUSES,

$500 CASH.
Park rd.-Modern cozy 7-r6om brick
home. 3 porches ~ inclosedl: built-in ga
KRAFT. Adams 221s or Met. 1869. IA.
Evening star., 1936-07-12
ROLLINGWOOD CHEVY
CHASE MD

Near riding academy. Rock Creek Park
and country club. Outstanding early
American house designed by. John J..
Whalen and highly commended by many
architects. main rooms, , baths. extra
lavatory. 2 dressing rooms. garage. side
stone, The living room is - feet long.
Additional rooms in basement. Lot COX
$50. Recently built by owner, this house
and character. Circumstances permit this
house to be sold at price. The address Is
4O2 East Leland street.
1919 K St NV National 1866.
Evening star., 1936-07-12
PRE-SHOWING.
READY IN ABOUT A WEEK.
9 DETACHED BRICKS.
ABOUT $4,000

ABOUT Sc. 600.
g rooms. 9 baths, recreation room, fire.
place furred walls slate roof. with rock
wool insulation garage. high NV. location.
beautiful trees. These houses have care
free comfort with modern gas appliances.
For advance inspection call Mr.. AIKEN,
National 1872. evenings Georgia 6136.
80 MD. AVE. NE.
s rms. 2 baths; ami; suitable = apts.;
house 70 feet wide; newly papered and
painted.
VIM. N. PreSgraves & Co.,
4O2 Sth St NE
Evening star., 1936-07-12
WANTED-SUBURBAN APIS.
sALE-ApARTNIENr HOUSES.

SALE-hNhNIN NL4NI HOCoI1'
DUE TO UNEXPECTED CHANGES, DE-
sire 10 sell equity in one apartment IN the
most select and attractive cooperative
apartment in Washington. For further IN
formation, address Box l01-X. Star ONCE.
l3.
Evening star., 1936-07-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

tC0ntinucuJ
RooMs oe4H5 sSEe sSTsS Phads sm
quiet neiyhborhood: near bus; oil burner;
heat furnished, Clarendon .574.
byNd bs5 Ise neoM sb.dz BEP lot Ro9% CON
$500; one room. private bath; small pri;;
vate porch in lsTgs 1sy hons mn With MINas Hsautldg
Glebe I'd. Lee Heights. Va. Walnut 9397'
j R. FUR, LHKaa s16; ONE SIS F0oR
cisrendon tHisi L n lbns.J. 5n:kJ go T., Ink, H?0.
MARTHA WAsHINGToN TouRIsT INN INN
BEAUTIFUL FURN. APT. NEARBY VA,
for month August: two rooms. kitchen,
bath with tub snowsr; S1n; d. references
LARGE B: r: K: & DIMETTGE GGEfpai PRlvAlTE ,leT
VI Vienna nTse's 4, % or Address Box IIo-x. Star
TAKoMA PARK-CoRNER APT; UNFuR- NFIIS
IsTgs E1sW 5Eont s9s porch shade trees Shepherd
ATTRACTIVE. COOL, BROOM FUR.
a1SHd aVaiiabe EN- month nj Of A9sust only Kelyina-
t4ins' tSfi tile wsInSt shHMef; 1s7z.R z.R- ioV -D
> ATTR-- AIRY ROOMS K. B.. DINETTE.
elec refrigerator, fireplace. auto; heat
cow location: adults, GEORGIA l34s
4 LARGE RMS. BAH, AMI. lSt cLSOrt
apt Spacious grounds; Wheaton. Md.
miles north of Silver Spring; must be seen
to be appreciated. Kensington 19l-W:
MT RAINIER, 3I10 DATE ST. NE
& r.. bath gar; l block Hyattsyille bus.
31st and Cedar SITS. Greenwood 2304.
" RMS. KIT, FOR L.H.K.; LOVELY AND
ity Silver Spring. Call after Sunday.
Shepherd "410-R.
RENT ROOMS & KITCHEN. UNFgR::
Falls Church. Va. MIR. BEYER
ONE FURNISHED BED ROOM. LIVING
room. kitchen. semi priv. bath. in private pai.
Phone Walnut 1894 @ am. to ) pm.
c53s WILSON BLVD. CLAR.--TWO OR
three rooms. unfurnished for Ink; lst
floor. Phone Walnut mo.
FOUR-ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT.
unfurniShed. Al Madison ave, River
dale. Md.
Evening star., 1936-07-12
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

SETTLED COUPLE WANT :, ROOMS;
kitchen and bath apt. near l4th ST. ana
East Capitol must be reasonable 3o5l
New Hampshire ave. NV.
WANTED LIGHT HOUSE
keeping rooms or furn. apt. city or sub
urban; state details. rates by week or
month. Box "42-V. Star office.
LIVING ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. BED
room kitchenette bath. in Western High
School zone; $50 limit Address Box 7.-V.
Star office.
BED ROOMS. LIVING ROOM. K. & B..
Addiess Box 4o-V. Star ONCE
FLAT. APARTMENT OR HOUSE. NV.
section. part of which must be suitable
for beauty shop Lincoln S9O6-W.
EMPLOYED COUPLE WANTS uNFuR-
nished apartment permanently: fireplace
and large rooms desirable. Address Box
1I6-X. Star oflce.
WANTED FOR OCCUPANCY BY SEPT.
1st; :, rms, kit, bath; Mt. Rainier or
vicinity; must be Md. North 4546.
. ROOMS. KIT. PRIVATE BATH GOOD
suburb, py July ! D; S35; infant. Column
bia 1918. Mrs. WHITLAW. IT,
WANTED-COMPLETE AND ATTRAC-
lively furnished apt. = bed rooms. kitchen
and living room; price must be reasonable;
Al references; 6 months or years lease;
downtown section. Address Box 143-V,
Star oflce.
Evening star., 1936-07-12
RENT-fT.ATS.

5000 18th ST NW-6 RMS. BU1T-IN
bath. shower. garage porch: , exposures.
modern, newly decorated. S49.5u: con-
occupancy.
MODERN FLAT, 4U1. KANSAS AVE. NV,
ideally located. Phone Lincoln 00S?.
Evening star., 1936-07-12
S4,75O.

$3.50 CASH. S45 MONTH
< rooms inclosed sleeping porch. hot
water heat, elec. li.hts. garage. On Po-
tomac ave. near 18th st. sc. A real bar
gain that Won should investigate at once.
Mr RENNEIT Pcfnr,ac iAn1
Evening star., 1936-07-12
S3,950.
FULLY RENTED
BOOMING HOIISE

Just of I4th st. NV. near stores and
transport ton: owner leaving city. imme-
diate possession. S rooms C5 bed roomsl.
garage to wide alley a.m.i. Here's pay
cash required Phone us for appointment.
Call National Gs56
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