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Evening star., 1936-07-24

we're reported to have lost one stra-
teclc place.
Some 5000 men, bulWarked by the
natural protection Of the Guadarrama
Range, defended the pass. Reinforce
ments of militia and Of assault and
civil guards were dispatched to their
aid during the night.
Reports tended to indicate neither
side had gained the advantage.
Diplomatic dispatches received in
Paris from Madrid said the rebels
apparently were ION top" in Spain.
President Manuel Azana announced
that the rebels were failing"
A dispatch from Irun said food
shortage had caused the rationing of
all supplies in San Sebastian.
At Marseille, American and English
refugees, arriving from Barcelona, said
it was reported Gen. Manuel Coded
and Al other rebel officers had been
slain in prison by their loyalist captors.
The refugees, who reached Marseille
aboard the French steamer Djenne
with 1000 French athletes and men,
bers of the Barcelona French colony.
also said IS rebel officers committed
suicide in a church when surrounded
by Leftists.
The American Export Line in New
York received message from Capt.
s. F.. Ransone, master of the S. 6.
Exeter stating he had arrived in Bal
celona and was preparing to take
refugees aboard.
The message said Arrived and
docked. Reports TO consul 9 am.
today. Consul has about 100 Ameri-
cans. also 100 various nationals except
Spanish. People not assembled. Poor
means of transportation. Expect to
sail this evening. Town and harbor
uuiet."D
Madrid itself was relatively quiet.
The Republican flag waved from public
buildings and from headquarters of
Leftist organizations. The government
ordered all demobilized soldiers in
Madrid Province to report for duty in
an attempt to stem the Fascist ad-
vance
Paris heard the revolutionary move
ment was strongly entrenched in Span
ish Morocco and apparently was hold
ing it's own in several parts of the
peninsula. The newspaper LIE Matin
quoted Gen. Emileo Mola, insurgent
commander, as saying he was content
TO bring Madrid to surrender by
hunger than by cannon" The news
paper said the general had posted a
noIice in Burgos saying: Il give the
workers one hour to start work again;
three hours to die"
Gen. Franco poured troops into AL
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CONCERN GROWING.
FOR i. S. CITIZENS.
No Word From Ambassador.
Navy Prepares to Send
More WarshipS.
BY the Associated Pre-

BY the Associated Press.
The Navy made ready today to speed
more warships to Spain If necessary,
while concern over the safety OF Am
bassador Claude G.. Bowers and 1,582
other Americans on the peninsula IN
creased III official circles here.
One of the latest reports to the
State Department said the consulate
at Barcelona was informed an automo-
bile flying the American flag had been
fired upon and set afire near that city
and at least one occupant killed.
AS appeal after appeal for aid poured
in from diplomatic officers in the war
torn country, four American ships sped
there to evacuate the Americans. The
American Export Line steamer Exeter
was expected to be the first to arrive,
docking at Barcelona today.
Anxious State Department officials
still had no word from Ambassador
Bowers since he-and presumably Mrs.
Bowers-first were cut off from COM
munication with the world at their
Summer home S miles from San Sc
baStian.
Ominous advices were received from
Madrid, where 466 Americans reside
Embassy officials there cabled they
had heard reports that government
forces had lost battle with rebels
north Of the city and were retreating
to the capital in disorder.
Frantically embassy officials, headed
by Third Secretary Eric C. Wendelin
sought to get all Americans inside the
building. At last reports 100 had
sought refuge within its walls.
With the gravity of the situation ap-
parently increasing, Admiral William
Il. Standby, Acting Secretary of ths
Navy, canvassed naval vessels On the
Na-teIn ssaooard 70 be In readine-S tc
dispatch more ships il the Call cams
from the State Department.
Besides the Exeter, the other vessel:
en- route to Spain were the heavy
cruiser Quincy. due at Gibraltar Sun.
day: the big battleship Oklahoma, due
ct Bilbao at midnight tonight, and the
Coast Guard cutter Cayuga, speeding
from Havre, France, to cooperate with
the Oklahoma.
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geciras from Morocco to repel Com
munists at Malaga, said word re-
ceived at Gibraltar.
In Paris French Nationalist
charged that Leon Blum's Leftist
government, anxious to combat Span
ish fascism, had given orders to
French airplane and munitions plants
to make supplies available for the
LeftisS Spanish government. The
government did not deny having held
conversations with Spain on the oues-
tion Of aid
france Insid ~arSnio5 n readiness
10 TescIe trcncn cil.2cEs on spanish
soil. At lrLn both British and French
warships we're expected hourly to try
to rescue their diplomats and ma
| tionals.
"Provisionap Rule Planned.
A provisional government for Spain
is being organized at the rebel strong
hold of Burgos, said reports to Lisbon
A number of rebel leaders arrived
at Lisbon to confer with Spanish
| S4AAAS ASAA
| cerning the formation of the new
| ministry.
Barcelona labor unions ordered
| their members to 90 back 10 work
in an effort to overcome the chaotic
effects OF the revolution.
The local syndicate Of the Genera
Confederation of Labor, in broadcast
| ing the order, announced the problem
of restoring the city to normal ought
to be given first place now"
Workers belonging to the so-callec
Fascist formations refused to obey the
order, but all others resumed theiI
! pests and Barcelona took on more
normal aspect.
Col. Sandino, chief of the Barcelona
air force, said loyal aviaVors had de-
Stroyed a rebel air camp at HueSca
Another insurgent force near Carinea
! he added, surrendered under lombard
, ment.
The Catalan government received g
telegram from Loyalist authorities an.
nouncing many cities in the old king
dom of Aragon near the border in
northern Spain remained under con-
troll of government forces and the
popular Front Militia.
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Spain

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1936-07-24
Chilean Debentures Offered

The Anglo Chilean Nitrate Corp,
with headquarters at Santiago, Chile.
applied to the Securities Commission
yesterday for registration of $12, 2,433,-
900 of 20-year sinking fund income
debentures. The debentures will be
exchanged for other outstanding Sc
curities.
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GET UP
FEELING fine

Doctors say that nine ous Of Ten phy.s
ttal ailments are CluSod from cGl.
AirSfian. II ysu wake up IN tag
Easrninz tirea, ll5tlesS, dsprc5Sci azd
out-of-Sorts, your system Is, NO doubt.
clogged with poisonous impurities.
Take HEXASOL to quickly cleanse
and purify the intestinal tract e.
to rid your system OF accumulated
poisons. HEXASOL Is a pure saline
laxative that has helped thousands
during the past IS years. Safe, sure,
and agreeable to take. Get a gencr-
Gus bottle for only 6oc. today, at your
nearest drug store
Evening star., 1936-07-24

tsnsified my worry. At last, alter
ABOUT 80 minutes, the firing Sub5idcd
and the seaplanes vanished toward
Ceuta.
In the morning I took the first
available boat for Gibraltar, seeking
peace. Gibraltar presented a scene
of the most intense activity, the
streets full Of Spanish refugees. who,
panic-stricken, had evacuated the
neighboring Spanish towns.
copyright. 1885. BY the Ncr'h American
Newspaper Alliance, Incl
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SnoWslide Buries Three.

LOS ANDES, Chile, July "a (Pl.-
Three employees of the Transandine
Railway, including Pedro Jardine
Liverpool engineer, we're buried by a
snowslide yesterday while directing
work of clearing the right of way OF
snow. Only Jardine's body was re-
covered
Evening star., 1936-07-24

I oa. Led hundreds ct Aoorisn vomsn,
heaVliy Veiled, many carrying babies in
their traditional black attire.
At last I found myself at the en-
trance to the hotel. Painting from
fear and hurry and dazed by the
laundering from the guns that rever-
berated in my ears, rushed to my
room. Looking out Of the window. I
discovered I was closer to the scene
Of actual danger than I had been on
the beach. I locked myself in. The
hotel was half empty, and that in
Evening star., 1936-07-24
u. s. GIRL IN SPAIN
TELLS OF AIR RAID
Was Sitting on Beach at
Tangier When Planes,
Ships Started Battle.

An american girl tourist, ,Dho
was under fire during an engage
ment between Spanish warshtps
and rebel airplanes In the harbor
at Tangier. gives here an eye
witness account of the terror and
confusion that resulted among the
Inhabitants OF the international
zone. The Wroter, ,Dhose home is
in Brooklyn, N. Y, sought safety
at Gibraltar.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-14
TRIAL
ARGUMENTS
NEAR END
international News Service

The question whether Federal
Judge Halsted L. Ritter, Of Miami,
Fla, sold his soul or sold his bust
ness" when he took 5000 from
A. L. Rankin, his former law part
ner, was debated sharply today
by opposing counsel at his Senate
impeachment trial.
The verdict will rest with the
jury Of senators who will get the
case this afternoon. Each side
had one hour for concluding argu-
ments, after seven days of testi-
mony on the Houses charges that
the Judge was guilty Of various
improper acts while on the bench.
A verdict was expected tomorrow.
walsh Cites Record
Frank p. Walsh, Of New York,
chief defense counsel, contended
Judge Ritter had merely sold his
law business to Rankin when they
dissolved partnership. House mar.
ayers, led by Representative Hobbs
CD of Alabama, argued he "sold
his soul" by sharing in a $4,000
fee he ordered paid to Rankin in
a receivership suit involving the
Whitehall Hotel at West Palm
Beach, Fla, in 1880 and 1881.
Walsh reviewed Ritter's life in
Denver, Colo, before he went to
Florida. There, the attorney said,
Judge Ritter averaged $4,000 a
year in legal fees, won an enviable
reputation for integrity, partici-
pated in civic affairs, headed the
bar association and managed civic
relief organizations.
Ritter's fate apparently rested
on the $4,000 payment from Ran
kin. If he wins an acquittal on two
charges, involving that fee, he
undoubtedly will be acquitted on
all other charges. If convicted, he
will be dismissed from office, lose
his citizenship and be barred for
ever from holding Federal office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-14
Extraction Plea

The Supreme Court yesterday
granted q review of q Circuit
Court Of Appeals decision holding
that B. Coles, George w. and Au-
brey Neidecker could not be ex-
tradited to France to face charges
growing out of the failure Of the
Travellers Bank in Paris.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-14
carmody to Preside

John J. Csrmody, Washington
lawyer, will be POSTMASTER at the
thirty-seventh anniversary dinner
Of Spalding Council, knights of
Columbus, at the Mayflower Ho-
tel Wednesday, April 20. ]. Fred
Brady is general chairman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-14
Dockmen Strike

LOS ANGELES, April IA
Q.NS0.-Members of maritime
unions yesterday refused to unload
the cargo of the Grace liner
Santa Rosa. Longshoremen did,
however. handle the baggage Of
the II passengers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-14
Farley in New York

NEW YORK, April IA (C9).
Postmaster General James A. Far
ley returned yesterday aboard the
Queen of Bermuda, after a two
day stay in Bermuda, where Mrs.
Farley and their daughter will re-
main for another week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-14

Paul Jones Whiskey has been made for seventy
years by the same family to appeal to the palate
of the man who is as careful in his choice of
liquors as he is in his choice of friends.
"A genflsmGn's vhisky since 1905
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-14

Yellow, white or blue.
You'll find that it washes
easily and perfectly. Sizes
to 5.
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sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE, white, wish positions house
keeper. cook chauffeur. butler: good local
references. Mr.. Schaeffer, Adams 145I-W.-
COUPLE, colored, want jobs cook. chauf-
feur. butler; man experienced in radio
hardware work. Call Col. 1876 after $50
p.m.
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

CLERK. drug store and soda fountain,
two years experience; also waitress. Ad-
dress Box 1S2-B. Star Office. Ia
HOUSEKEEPING wanted by woman Ca
pable of taking full charge: employed peo-
pie or elderly couples home. Walnut
REGISTERED NURSE wants JOB in ply
gician's Office. nursing an invalid chlloren
or private. Phone North 1852. Good ref
STATISTICAL CLERK. compute averages.
draw charts. knowledge stenography,
mimeograph. punch cards. Research and
personnel experience Normal school grad
uate. Potomac 1773 Il.
TYPIST. some experience in Office work;
will work for small salary on steady posi-
tion. Call Miss Strosnider. Met. 1898.
WOMAN, 80 years. with years expert
ence in subscription department OF ma
tionally known magazine; refined. capable;
do general Office work, cashiering. credit
Investigation. National 1915, to 5.
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RooMS-FuRNISHED.

1852 FAIRMONT ST. NW.-Clean. attrac-
tive rooms: inner-spring mattresses. large
closets. near bath; close 14th. Telephone.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


rent. S65. viii sacrifice. small down pay
ment. easy terms. Columbia 1OO43.
RooMING HoUsEm.aon 18th St; II rms;
GoWn ssS Ss2H osa sad apt only $3.50
BEST 19 rent qaS5 sssrss ss ssS osstsd els ns
Address Box 199-B. Star office.
HoTEL-4l rms. downtown; rent. $3.50;
mG9me MISE MccSwn S19og 9oos spTafe sosoo; TERMS
REsTAuRANT liauor lesnse; nv loca-
full value.
1905 H St. NV Natl. 1oo2.
sale; 100 Northwestern pistacio and 200
Columbia peanut; all machines same as
new; both routes making money: splendid
Likens, 924 9th st. NV. National 6724.
ESTABLISHED. dignifed business desires
energetlc partner lgentlle) with capital;
cepz f de'as Adess Box o5 % ss
office.
ROOMING HOUSE. IL rooms. excellent
condition; filled with good. paying room
ers; 5l ga garage. age back y#ard; # reason Tor seliing'
PAWNBROKERS' EXCHANGE. clothing
and furniture. Met. 627l. 15'
BEAUTY SHOP, latest equipment. nearly
new, for 3 booths: cost over 81 600; will
sell for $500 cash. To inspect, call 31lS
Mt. Pleasant ST. NV. Adams 1856.
ROOMING HOUSE. lower 10Th ST.; II
rooms. 8 baths. garage, h.-w.h.: newly
decorated; good furniture: income, $500:
no vacancies. Address Box 19l-B, Star
office.
CIGARS, news. candy. ice cream; best n ".
Address Box 1s0-B. Star ONCE.
TOURIST INN. fully equipped; dining
6240 Utah ave. Phone Cleveland 2640.
WANTED-To buy small gas station in
Washington. northwest section preferred.
Give all details, price and terms. Address
Box 165-B. Star Office.
INVESTIGATE this unusual opportunity
Splendid brick home OF nine rooms with
double brick garage. Excellent location,
near Capitol. Income, S160 monthly with
owners quarters. Will sell house and
furniture at reasonable price. Substantial
cash payment required. Address Box
1O5-B. Star office.
D. G. S. GROCERY STORE; owners retir-
ing: doing $500 weekly. Very little COM
petition. Priced very low.
DISTRICT SALES q FINANCE,
10O6 H St. NV. Natl. 1909.
FOR RENT OR SALE. several large build
ingS in the northwest downtown section
containing over 1000 So 1T. OF space. Also
two lots facing F ST.. adjacent to THIS prop
Of any kind desiring space in this section.
Rent reasonable
PERCY H RUSSELL COMPANY.
1871 K St NV
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DOWNTOWN, 1911 18th ST. N.W.-2nd
floor, front; two rooms, alcove. bed room,
kitchenette, bath. EIectro4uX; clean. cool;
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOSTON TERRIER female: has been bred:
cheap: selling for board bill. Dee Gee
Kennels, Shepherd 1920. 13.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, o .wks. old.
male. ga yrs old, $50 Apply w. H.
Baynes, 31O South Pitt St. Apt. 2. Alex. Va.
REGISTERED WHITE KING PIGEONS
Sale. fine. healthy breeding stock; special
price. $3.50 pair. M r. Brandenburg.
Rockville pike, across road from Congress
sional Airport Kensington S7-W.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES. 9 months old.
thoroughbred; prize winning stock; reason
able Adams 57O3-W 13s
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
(Continued.l u

THE HILLCREsT. $500 18th N.W.-Va:
cancy now; southern expos. large rm.
porch. bath; suitable for young men OF
family; substantial home-cooked meals. hot
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22s NORTH COLUMBUS ST, ALExAN-
dria. Wand floor, front; large corner
room. windows, bath and kiJchenette;
electric refrigeration; to Oct. 10. Inspec-
tiOQ invited References
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rooms and bath. completely furnished
Call Mr.. SHOEMAKER. District $3.50.
DOWNTOWN--BEAUT COMPLETE
~ well furnished large living. bed room,
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BURTON APIS. 212O G NW.-1 RIM,
kitchenette, semi-priv. bath; completely
furn.; maid service; S11.50 per wk. Also
furn. rms, S. 80 and Id
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FOUR SPACIOUS ROOMS, SUITABLE
for two or three adults. For one month or
weeks ri St
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YOUNG LADY SHARE 2-ROOM APT
with z others; near Dupont Circle. North
2567-J after pm
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140S MASS; AVE; NV Single room.
nicely furnished: also double room adjoin-
ing bath; home meals: reasonable;
NJ 1kipO dIctapra
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

ave. se.-2 rooms, gas light. cont. h.w.;
$3.50 wk; nicely furn. lee
s32 RIrTENHOUsE ST NW.-4 R. AND
Ing porch; only $50; quiet. cool Of location.
Chase location Completely furnished
ssen anf s 'saolf sss
light. cooking gas. private phone. 13.
1904 MONROE ST. N.W.-ADAMS 9s67.
nssed ons arfe fer fF2n t WeePy r00m well fur
INFER, 1888 18th ST. NV ROOM.
lively furnished: gas. cleo: S47.50.
3-RooM APT PRIVATE BATH, EVERY
thing furnished: Frigidaire; suitable four.
TAKoMA--723 CARROLL. AVE APIS.
rms. each. End floor. side entrance. elec.
sh s4s each aoss
GROOM APT. ALSO LARGE SLEEPING
rooms. all newly furnished; reas.; h;.x.h.
433 Mass. ave. NV. 13s
TWO OR THREE ROOM APARTMENT. Ex-
ssPii0aaE ssia ssrVce na:sd
r ST: NV. Apt. %. Decatur 37s2. -.
UNTIL NOV, 1-TWo-BED-RooM APT.
ass aSs x posc%ac g SS s Ss~ sd asmPssre
rooms 6ath siee. Tstriserator sarase; Sish
and cool. 55O6 14th NV. Georgia 5919.
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE HAS COOL. BEAU
tifully furn. Groom apt. near Dupont
Circle. Would share with Government or
business executive. $50 monthly. all ex-
penses Social and business references.
Address Box 139-B. Star office. 14s
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS or TWO APIS
including lease Frigidaires. Rent from one
apt. pays all. Walnut 8761-W. 13'
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH, MODERN
furnishings; excellent location. Conn. ave:
for several months Phone Cleveland 5527.
1915 CALVERT ST NW.-ATTPACTIvE
rooms. sleeping porch Frigidaire. elec..
gas. private bath. twin beds. Col. 1869.
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l4iS RIDGE PL. SE-COOL GROOM
apt. overlooking speedway; light. gas. heat
furnished: like home
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LADY TO SHARE LOVELY I-RooM APT.
with refined young lady. Address Box
l62-B Star Office
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s14 18TH ST. NV. APT. 6-ATTRACTIVE.
furnished two-room, kitchenette and bath
apartment; available August 15. Call from
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WANTED-ROOMS.

EMPLOYED GENTLEMEN: single or dou-
Bile; near shower; not downtown; give all
details. Address Box 151-B. Star ONCE. 13s
PERMANENTLY. for gentleman Of refined
habits; exclusive, but not expensive. Ad-
dress Box S-B, Star office.
LADY, Govt. employe, wants furnished
room, Ink. in quiet home State Ioca-
ton and price. Address Box l9S-B. Star
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1901 D ST. SE.-3 ROOMS, NICELY FUR
nished apt; g.. h., e. furn.; semi-priyate
bath: S45 monthly
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1872 NEW HAMPSHIRE NV AND
r, kit, priv. bath. gas and elec refrigers-
ton furn. Adults. Semi-public phone.
l24 3rd ST. N.E-HOMEY BROOM, lst-
floor apt: private bath. inclosed porch.
h.-W.h.: every convenience; adults.
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DOWNTOWN LARGE BED-LVING
rm., kitchen. pantry, Frigidaire. bath; "a
block woodward & Lothrop. 717 11tn
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1873 L ST NW.-Nice clean single room
with maid service. Sd. $3.50 weekly.
1915 L ST, NW.-Large, newly furn., Ink
room and kitchenette adjoining bath
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27Os ONTARIO RID. NV RMS. KIT.
s. windows; i rm.. Ink PRIVILEGES; nicely
furnished. Columbia 4Sl7.
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3547 HEREFORD PL. NW-Attractive
bed room and living room. en- suite. for
two. delicious meals; cultured Jewish
family. Adams l4hN
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1908 RIGGS PL. NW.-RooM, KITCH-
enette, flrst floor; q MI $40
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RTNENTS-UNFURN
Free car and guide furnished.
National S296-Evenings Atlantic oil So.
90s 10th ct. NV. Is.
MODERN APARTMENT, DOWNTOWN,
completely furnished. living room. sun
porch. dressing room. shower and kitch-
enette. Call Adams 39S6-W. between 8
and pm. 13s
furnished bed room. large living room with
Murphy bed dinette. kitchen and bath.
Sublet. reasonable rental. Available Sept.
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YOUNG MAN SHARE MY APARTMENT,
very reasonable. Telephone District 495u.
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CUT FLOWERS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUS deliv-
| cred for 81. Helene Affleck. Box 231-A,
Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna 33-F-21. To-
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1924 18th ST. NW.-Lovely room for 2
or g.. next bath: 2nd front; twin beds;
| best food individual service
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1925 B ST. Sc. near Lincoln Park-Nicely
furnished front bed room, adjoining bath;
also single room Lincoln S95l-J
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

BUILDER-German architect. first-class
build. remodel. very reas. A. o. Burghardt,
5000 10Th NV. Columbia 22S6.
LET the Carolina Decorating Co. give
you an estimate on your painting. paper
Ing, caulking and weather proofing be-
fore the Fall rush. Lincoln 1OO6. 15s
REMODELING. basement to roof: private
contractor in D. G. and Va. zoos Eye n W.
National 1892 Terms cash.
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WOODBRIDGE connecting rooms. sitting
excellent cook; prefer employed couple or
3 gentlemen; room and board. S75 mo for
8. 27OO Brentwood I'd. ne. North 6603.
COMFoRTABLE HOME lroom and b9ards
by Goyernment. the other to be housekeeper
ana 10 some extent companion for daughter
Of high-school age. Address BOX 1ISSc6
Star ONCE. 4o-
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STATISTICIAN, mkt research writer. acct,
able. employed N Y, desires locate D.. G.
office
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CONN. AND 8. 1929 21st St.-Large bed
living room and kitchenette; two exposures;
business couple; also single room. IA
81 WEEK: cool, attractive room. also .h.k
room with kitchen. 81 week. 1928 g st.
NV. Apt. 40.
1853 18th N.w.-Neatly furnished. spot.
lessly clean. in private home: $3.50 one
person. A.50 for two.
17l1 18th sT NV large room: g win:
single room. North 7440s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEAR 10th AND @ N.W.-l ROOM
Etchenette; everything furnished. S3t;
adults. Metropoiitan 1h2R '
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MAN. colored. experienced. wants job as
truck driver or janitor. L. Brevard. North
Evening star., 1936-08-13

92S N ST. NV. the Aristocrat-Lovely.
cool. second-noor. Ink. room with running
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

Observation-Disclosures started.
audits kept, part time: monthly state
ments; $40 mo-: city refs. Col. s77S. 22e
CARPENTERS (3), first-class. will con-
Job. Call Lincoln 6009-W or Lincoln 2476.
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Observation-Disclosures,
(Continued,)

FFICE FURNrTURE-A large assortment
used pieces at low prices. II. Baum &
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KALORAMA RD.-Attractive double rm
adj. bath; 3 windows, 8 closets excel
food. served in cool patio. Adams O2O2
Evening star., 1936-08-13

354I 13th ST. NW.-Large double room:
excellent meals prepared by chef; $50