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Olympics on Air.

FROM the Olympic games now un-
der way in Berlin, the American
networks are broadcasting special
events in which American athletes
are dominant, as we'll as nightly sum-
maries by their own commentators,
but the sports fan who wants to hear
more about the Olympics can get the
news direct by tuning in the short
waves on so-called all-wave receiving
sets.
Germany, which in recent months
has been perfecting what is perhaps
the worlds most extensive short wave
broadcasting system, will have broad
casts on the air in English as well a.
other languages nearly every hour of
the games which began July 20, and
will run until August Is. From the
German Short-wave stations, distin-
guished by their "DJ" call letters and
many of which ought to be within easy
tuning range of American short-wave
sets, the Reich radio authorities ad-
wise that the following daily schedule
of Olympic news and commentaries
will be maintained, all Eastern Stand
ard Time:
$3.50 kilocycles-DJA, 8 to IL am.
and 4:50 to 10:45 pm.
9,54O kilocycles-DJN, to IL am.
and 4:50 to l0:45 pm.
1920 kilocycles-DJB, $50 TO II
am. and 4:50 to 10:45 pm.
11,770 kilocycles-DJD, 1l:35 am.
to 4;20 pm. and 4:5O to 1o:45 pm.
11,760 kilocycles-DJE, 8 to II am
ll,790 kilocycles-DJO, 3 to 4:20
pm.
1850 kilocycles-DJP, IL noon to 2
pm.
Evening star., 1936-08-02

Institute. Portraits and local land
scapes are always saleable in Salt
Lake City. Many plays, pageants and
musical festivals are arranged by
public-spirited women.
One Utah custom is utterly charm
ing All families having the same
name get together once year for a
party. An acquaintance of mine was
called upon by a young man who
saw her name in the telephone book.
1t was the same as his and he want
ed her to come to their name party.
She explained that she was a Cath
olic, not a Mormon, and that her par
ents had come from Ireland How
ever, the young man still insisted,
saying that having the same name
they must be related.
Departing missionaries are always
given a round of parties and testi-
monial dinners. Women as we'll as
men are chosen for service and you
Evening star., 1936-08-02

Mrs. Anthony Lund, president of the
organization, Five thousand women
from all the churches here have Or
ganized. We are hoping to erect a
100000 plant to sell bonds to
finance 1t. We are tired of being
slaves to smoke and dust in our city.
They tell me that when you pass by
in a plane you can't get glimpse of
the town. Now We have patents for
a new process in mining our coal and
extracting from it what makes so
much smoke
mentioned the fact that most of
the women interested in this venture
have husbands who are part of the
industrial and utility interests that
will fight such process and was told
that while the women honor and re-
spect their husbands they are nev-
ertheless determined to abolish the
smoke nuisance. One wonders If the
training in the affairs of the state.
insisted upon by the men in the old
days, to keep their wives busy, may
not prove a boomerang.
Life to Mormon women is not one
round of duty. Things social and cul-
tural play big part in their lives.
AS far back as 1898, women put
through bill organizing the Art
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DRAWS NATION TO COTTAGE
Poetic Background Beauty Assembled Plants and Suggests
Source for Miniature Copies Elsewhere, of Products of
All Halows Garden Guild.

says Sprang from the tears Of Helen Of
Troy. Another herb, the camomile,
brings to mind that in the sixteenth
century Lyly and Shakespeare both
referred to it as growing faster the
more it was trodden. If you wish to
prove the truth or falsity Of this. buy
a camomile plant, buy dozen. at Herb
Cottage, and start a treading match Of
your very own.
IN THE Cathedral Close thrives a
bush whose fabled history never
seems to grow stale. 1t is the Glas-
tonbury thorn, brought from the
mother tree at Glastonbury, England,
and which usually blooms at Christ
mastime. putting forth lovely white
blossoms The legend is that after
our Lord assembled into heaven, Joseph
Of Arimathea found his way into
Britain, halted at Glastonbury and
planted his staff in the ground. The
staff took root and bloomed and
Joseph declared that at that very spot
he would establish the teaching Of
Christianity.
Just outside the doorstep of Herb
Cottage at the Cathedral is pocket
handkerchief-sized herb plot with
walks Of ancient stone and brick. In
the inner recesses of the plot is
crude and weathered dipping poo"
from which the members of All Hal
lows Guild dip and water, dip and
water the herbs of the garden plot.
Ivy is a great favorite with pilgrims
to the Cathedral, some Of the slips
including cuttings brought from Can
terbury Cathedral and planted in
Cathedral Close. Then there are tiny
pots of Dolly Madison Boxwood,"
grown from a sprig Of boxwood in the
bouquet which that First Lady carried
on her husbands inaugural day.
In addition to the herbs already
named. Cottage Herb Garden has been
successful with ambrosia. lemon balm,
bergamont, borage, fennel, sage, cher
vii. chives, lovage, mugwort, saffron,
savory, myrrh, tarragon. thyme. dill.
Good King Henry, horehound, hyssop,
burnet, skirret and many. many
others.
Evening star., 1936-08-02
By Josephine Tighe
Wi[lfamS.

TN TODAY'S fascinating pastime of
restoring yesterday, We hark back
i to many delightful forms and
ideas of renewal. We have pride
in our Colonial homes, Colonial fur
niture, prints, potteries. candlessicks
and canisters. At least one whole
town. Williamsburg, has been trans
formed backward from the twentieth
to the eighteenth century. Museums
vie in presenting distinctive collec-
tions of days of long ago. Old box
wood sells for fabulous prices, and
no cost is took great to bring back to
life and form the gardens, lily-pools
and rockeries of our great, great and
still greater grandparents.
No garden of our ancestors, and
their ancestors, could be faithfully
copied that had not its sequestered
and enchanting herb section, its fow-
ering beds bordered with rosemary,
thyme. basil and sweet lavender. And
if your experience as an amateur hor-
ticulturist has not yet progressed into
the planting Of true herb garden, or
Evening star., 1936-08-02
Lets Pretend" Started.

" ETs PRETEND" with James
Melton, Patricia Ellis, Hugh Her
bert and many other popular players,
went into production last week at First
Nationals studios on the coast.
Georgia Caine and Nat Pendleton are
the latest to be signed for this film,
which is being directed by Raymond
Enright. Some Of the other head
liners are Zasu Pitts, Walter Catlett,
Marie Wilson. Dennis Moore, Allen
jenkins and Hobart Cavanaugh. The
original story of Lets Pretend" is by
Harry Sauber; it has been adapted by
Jerry Wald.
Evening star., 1936-08-02

Note: This is the Serenth OF
series of articles on the Women OF
America, their manners and Gus
toms, their thoughts and ideas J.. .
odsed on interviews and the obser-
cations of the author in leading
cities throughout the country.
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Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
Saturday
Lionel Barrymore

Lionel Barrymore
in
Mark OF the
Vampire"
Virginia Weidler in
Girl of the
Ozarks."
Mickey Mouse.
Special Investiga-
tor" and
"Champagne
Charlie
Law Ayres in
Panic on the Air"
Ross Alexander in
Boulder Dam.
Sylvia Sidney and
Spencer Tracy
in
Fury"
Wendy Barrie and
James Stewart
in
Speed"
THE Dancing
Pirate" and
His Majesty Bunker
Bean"
Charles Bickford in
Pride of Marines"
Jane Withers in
Gentle Julia.
Larry Crabbe in
Nevada"
Lew Ayres in
Panic on the Air"
Private Number"
and
His Majesty Bunker
Bean"
Carole Lombard and
Fred MacMurray in
THE Princess Comes
Across" Sport reel.
Robert Young and
Betty FurnesS in
Three Wise Guys"
Edgar Kennedy com.
Victor Jory and
Florence Rice in
Escape From Devils
Island" Serial. Com.
John Howard and
Frances Farmer in
Border Flight"
Comedy. Cartoon
Edward Arnold in
Suffers Gold"
June Lang in Every
Saturday Nisht."
Sins Of Man"
and
Lets Sing
Again.
Lyle Talbot in Trap
ped by Television."
Buck Jones in THE
Cowboy and the Kid"
Lyle Talbot
Trapped by Tele-
vision"
Ronald Colman and
Loretta Young
in
"Clive of India"
Ross Alexander in
Boulder Dam" Ca
role Lombard in" "Prin-
cess Comes Across"
Edmund Lowe. Vir-
ginia Bruce. in Gar
den Murder Case"
Serial. Cart.
Walter Abel and
Edith Atwater in
1--WE Went to Col
lege." Also serial.
wallace Beery in
Viva villa"
John Wayne in 1.-The
Lawless Nineties."
Clark Gable and
jeanette Macdonald
in San Francisco"
Cart. Novelty. News.
Charles Collins
"The Dancing
Pirate"
Chester Morris in
Three Godfathers.
Charles Starrett in
Stampede" Serial.
stan Laurel and
Oliver Hardy
in
Bonnie Scotland"
Richard Dix in
yellow Dust"
Jean Parker in
Farmer in the Dell"
Jeanette Macdonald
in
Naughty Mari.
eta"
Joan Bennett and
Cary Grant in
"Big Brown Eyes"
Western. New serial.
Mary Astor in 80
They Were Married"
Also COURAGEOUS
Avenger."
Walter Abel and
Edith Atwater in
1--WE Went to Col
lege."
George OBrien in
Border Patrolmen." )"
No. 4 Of Flash
Evening star., 1936-08-02

find Mormons all over the world,
preaching the gospel and expounding
the virtues Of their beloved Salt Lake
City.
Evening star., 1936-08-02
Bv Mafhide Bahar.
SALT LAKE CT

SALT LAKE CITY.
THE recent decision of the Nor
mon Church to remove $4,000
of its members from the pub
L lie relief rolls and assume their
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1926 Ord ST. N.W.-l OR 2 ROOMS.
kitchen, D. bath, SD. porch. Frigidaire.
ami: quiet home; garage; Gentiles.
kitchen and bath. Available July /; $50
month See resident manager.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 X st NV. National 1900.
14O4 0qRARD ST. NW-TWO ROOMS.
Kitchen and bath-S45.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1917 X st. NV. National $500
1915 PIX. RID. NV RIM. KIT. BATH,
iefrieeration: S37.5O.
1919 FIX. rd. n.w-j rms. xiv. bath
refrigeration: 5000.
l40S Girard st. n.w.-3 rms. kit. bath;
So so
500 Ga. ave nv rms. kit. bath:
$50 SO
THOMAS P. BROWN 6l5 9Th ST. sw.
1919 18Th N.W.-TWO ROOMS. DINET IE.
kitchen and bath: electric refrigeration.
switchboard ana elevator service; resident
manager: S55.
BOSS & PHELPS
l4l7 X st. NV. National $500.
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1448 PARK RID NV

ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. So.
Gas, electricity ana Frieidaire free.
Nicely furnished modern building: elevator.
Convenient 10 stores and theaterS. bus or
street car az corner. Resident manager
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broom APARTMENT FURNISHED:
Frigldaire; large incloSed hving-sleeping
porch: trees. garden garage: July TO Sep
tember: references required. Lincoln 24O9
Or Atlantic .o4k
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THE VIRGINIA. APARTMENTS.

1EUl 10Th ST. N. w
Three rooms, kitchenette and bath with
shower. See ianltor.
1901 QUINCY ST. .NW-CooL. 3 RMS.
kit and bath adults preferred; available
1417 L st. NV. Natl $3.50 Sun Pot. 27l2.'
1924 sth ST. NV ROOMS KITcH-
en-, bath, Frigidsire; outside apt. corner
building; $50 mo. See janitor or call
9Th AND B NE-CoRNER APT; 3
large. cool rooms and bath. Phone Lin
432 10th ST. NE.--ONE ROOM KITCHEN
and bath; newly decorated; ami.
4707 Sth ST. NW.-NICE. QUIET 5-RMS ;
ch.w.: in home with two adults; reas
$55.00-3306 HOLMEAD PL N.W.-FIVE-
room apt; newly decorated: exceptional lo-
bath; heat. lights. gas; quiet home; prefer
employed couple; no children or dogs: part
ly furn. If needed. Shepherd 290I-J.
rooms. living room,, dinette, kitchen and
SIS 900: SAIph GIBSON. 'iHS iao7 FoI%h' Ihsh
316 LLOYDS LANE. BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
Alex, Va rooms kitchenette. private
bath; eec n Tefriger1stor a1sn new gas range and
rooms, kitchen, bath; Frigidaire. gas, elec
and phone; rent reasonable.
17ls c ST. N.E-LARGE, PARTLY FUR
nished basement apt, private bath, cleo
and gas included. SIS per month; adults
only.
II FRANKLIN ST. NE.-ENTIRE SECOND
floor. two rooms, kitchen. large inclosed
sleeping porch. private bath: before 6.
HILLcREsT-2 ROOMS: KTTCHEN AND
Phone Lincoln 6224-W
514 18th ST. SE.-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN,
semi-private bath. heat. light. gas: quiet
employed couple preferred; no drinking.
S35: call Monday.
JULY II ROOM. sLEEPING PORCH.
kitchen. semi-bath h.-w.h., gas light, elec.
refrigerator. employed couple preferred:
can be seen after IL noon Sunday. 50lS
4th st. NV
1884 PARK PL. NV. facing Soldiers
Home lakes coZy rms, kitchen. batn.
porch. Frieidaire. gas heat, c.h.w.; entire
w renovated; S43.50. 22'
1902 QUINCY ST. NW.-2 RMS. KIT.
bath. refrigeration Open Sunday.
1920 INGLESIDE TER. NV LOVELY
rooms: hall; with sink in kitchen; facing
Rock Greek Park: s2s mo.
l4s5 SPRING ED;-Apti, 2 rooms dinette.
1859. THOS. J. FISHER q CO.. INC.
73s 18th st. District $3.50. II
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So ROOMS, KITCHEN DINETTE &
bath completely furn.; silver. linen. elec
refrigerators, elevators excellent neigh
borhood: nr. Cathedral: July l to Oct. i.
Adams 2517
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NEAR TAFT BRIDGE KALORAMA-
Iarge. cool rooms beautifully furnished;
; beds = baths: exclusive: sublet several
months Cleveland S426
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sELvEDERE. 1901 MASS. AVE- ROOMS.
kitchen and bath, incloSed porch; eXcep-
tionally well furnished; for particular peo-
pie Resident manager. Phone Natl. 9bS3.
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STUDIO ROOM KITCHENETTE AND
bath; suitable for young married couple or
. employed girls. Apt. 146, The Chastle-
ton
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1919 10th ST. NV, APT. OF THREE
rooms. communicating second floor front
facing park; suitable for married couple
or four people; rent S65 Pot. 26l4.
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1901 G NV DOWNTOWN-FINE MOD
refined women: rear porch (+-apt blde)
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TAKOMA PARK 3 NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, kitchenette, bath: newly papered;
gas light, heat incl; reasonable to adults
l34 Carroll ave
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1914 SHERWOOD ST. NE tAPT. NO. 81
) rooms. kitchen, screened porch and
bath with shower
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sHOREHAM HOTEL-7-RM APT. > BED
rms > baths, handsomely furnished. Sub
let July 10 to Oct. l or longer. $500 mo,
Phone Adams 6030, 10 a m. to : m.
ANACOSTIA. 2264 HIGH ST. S.E.-ONE
room, kitchen. completely furnished. prl-
waite home: ideal Summer location: $50.
Phone Lincoln 3S52
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TAKOMA. 723 CARROLL AVE.-TWO
rooms: detached house large lot: first
floor: redecorated; cool: gas light. 81 80:
adults Shepherd 2u95
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FURNISHED

ROOMS ELECTRIC KITCHEN PRI-
!ate bath porch and pantry. adults. 573S
3rd pl. NV GeOreia $3.50.
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TWO GIRLS OR MARRIED COUPLE TO
share apt; no objections to one child.
1895 Newton st. NV, Apt 4
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4lG5 WISCONSIN AVE APT. 3OT-3
rooms. kitchen and bath. for Summer
months, to settled couple $50.
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PARKWELL. $500 18th ST. NV.

Newly decorated 4 rooms. kitchen. din
ette; Frigidaire on house current. Also !
rm. LARGE dressing closet. bath, Frigidaire.
ENTIRE md FLOOR. NEW HOME 3
rooms. kitchen. tiled bath. cleo. refrigera-
tion. closets; adults. $50. 500 Somerset
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DUPONT CIRCLE NEIGHBORHOOD-3
rooms. k. and b.: completely furnished;
radio. piano. linen. silver if desired: re-
sporsible adults. July 1st-August 3lst. in
elusive: references: Si1. Pot. 43l1-J.
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1853 NEWTON ST NW-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen, bath; heat, light. gas included
adults
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I474 CHAPLIN ST. NV, APT TWO
room X. and b. apt, attTactively furnished,
near Meridian Park and Attn ST. ear. until
Sept. Goth; $50 per month. Adams l125-W.
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BED-LIVING ROOM IN "-ROOM APART
ment for one girl. July and August. 253l
Que st NV. Apt POS.
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ENTIRE md FLOOR. NEW HOME 3
rooms kitchen. tiled bath elec. refrigera
tion. closets adults: $50. 500 Somerset
pl. NV.
81 CARROLL AVE, TAKoMA. Md
room apt. am L.. 81 porch, gar. laundry;
heat fur; adults. Shepherd 240S.
PETWoRTH t44O9 sth ST. Nwl-2-
room front apartment; gas and electric,
mi; employed adults Adams 1858
I7OS NE SECOND FLOORS RMS,
screened porch. semi-bath. lights. gas
furnished: S37 so; adults.
ll7 11th ST. NE LARGE ROOMS.
ami. and bath. heat. gas and electric;
adults: $3.50 month.
1915 Sth ST NW-COOL. AIRY TWO
rooms. alcove large porch. private bath;
sac. expos; 2nd floor; adults S32 so.
MT. PLEASANT q BLOCK WEST OF 18th
st)--3 rooms, kit bath; newly decorated;
gas cleo included. Columbia 2301.
RUTLAND COURTS, 1925 18th ST. NV
Two large rooms. kit. bath; southwest
corner; Frigidaire on house: $50.
NEAR SENATE OFFICE. $40; . R.. KIT,
b., S45; r, kit, b.; all outside large;
mi: cow. h.w., Frigidsire; quiet. clean:
refined adults. Call evenings. 334 E ne.
~ SPA ST, COTTAGE CITY. MD.-TWo
large rooms, kitchen, sem-bath. gas. elec.,
neat; adults only.
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1895 KENYON ST. NV, APT 22-ONE
room. kitchen and bath, free electric re-
trigeraton > exposures. years lease from
.lnlv l So 80
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WEST CLIFTON TERRACE. APT. 2Il. l4th
and Clifton. SITS NV rms. kit. and bath
sublet till Oct. sos. Phone Co. 7T44
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS lSOl 43O 300
Conn. ave rms. kit. b.. tenants furni-
ture suitcase permanent. Columbia 2O25.
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED. :, RMS,
door bed: exceptionally cool and quiet
July ! to September 30 Phone Georgia
9l39 or see janitor. 76ll Georeia av. n W.
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1902 LAMONT NV, END MT. PLEASANT
car line > rooms. kitchen. bath electric
refri9eration. Columbia $40.
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1914 SHERRIER PL NV ROOMS.
kitchen, private bath private phone. cleo
trio refrigeration; adults. Emerson 92l /,
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ONE ROOM KITCHEN, BATH COM
pletely furnished. including linen and Sill
YER Columbia 6IS2-J. or apt. lOi. the
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> ROOMS. ENCLOSED PORCH KITCHEN
ette. bath practically new house Only
quiet. refined adults need apDly. Reason
able. 1903 ST. sc. Apply between B
and Gao
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5I09 4lst ST. N.W-DOUBLE, LIGHT
room. Kitchen and pantry: adults Tele-
phone Cleveland 524@.
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81 RANDOLPH PL. NW.-ONE ROOM
kitchen and bath nicely furnished: gas
and electricity. use of porches; so mo.
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FOXHALL VILLAGE-APT IN NEW
house having private, entrance. paneled
living room with fireplace, large dressing
room and bath: on bus line. See after
, u m l5o5 FOYhall rd
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SUBLET. ONE-ROOM AND BATH FUR
nished apartment. $40 monthly. Apply
after ! O m. Apt. los. 1913 l4th st. NV.
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3015 GEORGIA AVE. NW-COMPLETE-
ly redecorated; entire second floor 3 rooms
and bath. modern; sink. water, gas range
electricity. Couple S35 3ls
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645 MORRIS PL. NE. BETWEEN 6th
and 1th. F and G sts:-Livlng room. bed
room, kitchen. screened porch. bath. m J.,
garage; adults; reasonable: reference. Call
SUNDAY or week daYs afIer 8 o NJ.
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HAMPTON COURTS. 20I3 NEW HANfP-
shire ave. NV. Apt 6l5-Two rooms.
kitchen and bath; southwestern exposure;
sublet July l to october /. Phone Potomac
$3.50
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SUBLET UNTIL JANUARY /. COMPLETE
IL furnished three-room apartment. two
BED rooms. three exposures. porch Apt
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S3s 5O-132l KENYON ST NW-oNE
large room. nice dinette, kitchen, tile bath.
refrigerator redecorated. clean. inviting.
$40 25th ST. AURORA HILLS. VA-1O
min. by bus to 14th and Penn. ave: 3 rms,
dinette. kit. bath, 2-family house; Ind
aoOr ant S55
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SAVE FARE. SLEEP LATE-DoWNToWN
apartment, new floors. FTlgldalre. stove;
.S47 so Just completed; near 10th ano N. Y.
ave NV DINOWITZ CO. INC. 40 l4th
st nv Phone National 61l7 81
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ATTRACTIVE MODERN COMPLETELY
equipped. corner apartment. 10 Sublet dur
ing Summer months; > rooms. kitchen and
bath: within easy walking distance OF
downtown. 1425 Rhode Island avenue
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S39 .5U-2sll I4th ST. NV R. K. B
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
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1920 SHEPHERD ST. NV ROOMS.
modern kitchen private bath. porch; heat.
light gas Electrolux. cont h. W Adults al'
SUBLET 2456 2Oth ST NV. APT 503,
by July 1.-Two rooms kitchen and bath
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COLUMBIA APIS 1905 GIRARD ST
NV, Apt l4-Attractive first-foor apt. Is
rms C3 bed rms and bath. Lease for one
year at So 80 monthly. Apt II. rms.
- bed rms and bath; a corner apt: one
year lease at S62 80 monthly. See janitor
10 inspect. COMMERCIAL NATIONAL
BANK. I4th and G SITS. NV. Natl. 1850.
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1884 r. I AVE NV ROOMS AND
bath; Housekeeping: seen by appoint
ment Met. 45g5. S37 SO
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% CARROLL AVE, TAKOMA. Md
room apt ami ST. porch gar. laundry;
heat fur; adults. Shepherd 24OS.
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1905 GEORGIA AVE NV BEAUTIFUL
front apt. 2 exposures, IN modern SpotlesS
building; on bus and car lines; > rooms.
kitchen and tile bath: FTigidaire on house
current: 500 80.
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1918 10th N.W-CHoICE APT. = RMS,
kitchenette, bath; modern: attractlvely FUR
nished: Gentiles only; references REQUIRED.
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1911 COLUMBIA RID. NW-TWO ROOMS
clean, attractive. 2nd f.; cleo refrigerator:
continuous h.w.; refined adults only
1oOS IPNINIG ca. AZ III 0rrr1r IA
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1878 18th Nw-4 R. AND B----S45 50
2l6 N. Y. ave. NV r. k- 81 90
D q JOHNSON co aAl N Y Are N w
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1871 10th ST. CORNER T-LARGE.
cool. light Housekeeping rm.. semi bath.
windows; linens furn.i also double front
rm = windows
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1873 CHAPIN-3 LARGE ROOMS. KITcH-
en-. bath. ground floor: S55 Including
phone. cleo. gas. inst. hot water Frigid-
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SHADY. cool. TAKoMA PARK. D C.
sdForr Ihornton Courts bds, 4Io Gee Cedar ST. Yard
rms. kitchen. dinette. screened porch.
Frigidaire. garage. Summer rate. Mgr
GEORGIA 0533
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1104 L NV OR , LARGE NICELY
fur. rms, k. b.; facing park; conv. down
town; c.hw.: adults
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APT IL. II ST NE.@ RMS. KITCH-
en- and bath being redecorated throughout
very reasonable at S55 per month. G. w.
SIMPSON CO. 1924 Vermont ave. Phone
Metrnnnlltan h1nn
Evening star., 1936-06-21

2 SOBER SETTLED ADULTS, SHARE
home with widow and grown son. Chevy
Chase. D. c.; $40. Emerson 579S, ) to :,
333 MASS. AVE NE-LARGE FRONT
room kitchenette sink, gas. electricity;
linen; nicely furnished.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

NICELY FURNISHED CORNER APT.
consisting of liVing room. bed rooms; DIN
| cite kitchenette. bath. screened porch: IN
one of the city'S finest buildings near ROCK
Greek Park; equipped with swimming pool.
billiard room, recreation hall and secTe-
tarial service. Available for any reasonable
Eerind Phone DecatMr GIL.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

1884 PARK RD. N.W-3 ATTRACTIVE
rooms. bath. refrigeration, overstufed fur
niture. continuous hot water clean; con-
lncatInn
Evening star., 1936-06-21

SUBLEASE FOR JULY. "-ROOM. RlTCH-
en- and bath apt: southern exposure 6
windows. Apt. sos. l1@2 10th ST. n W.
! Potomac 3762.
4glS 9TH ST NW-TWO LARGE ROOMS
me MI dai ire
Evening star., 1936-06-21

430 OGLETHORPE ST NV MODERN
outside Ink. rooms, semi-bath awnings;
settled. Protestant employed couple only.