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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-19
CLOUDY, WARM
WEATHER DUE

Cloudy but slightly warmer
weather was forecast for today
by the Weather Bureau after the
city had experienced a brief re-
spite from the heat yesterday.
The bureau added that the
cloudy weather would be followed
by local thunderShoWerS either
tonight or tomorrow. The high
est reached by the mercury yes
terday was 81 but during the
night and in this mornings early
hours the temperature fell to the
cool COS.
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CLIMBER
DIES IN FALL

PARIS, Aug. 10 U.N.S0.
Searchers today recovered the
body of Charles Carroll, 1S-year-
old American, who plunged to his
death yesterday while scaling a
mountain peak near Valloires with
his brother. Carroll was the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll,
ST., American residents of LIE
VeSinet.
The senior Carroll, a New
Yorker, is an executive of the
Paris office of the Standard Oil
Company of New Jersey. Mrs.
Carroll is the former Marion
Crane, Of New York.
-VOTE AMERICAN-
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French Crew Mutinies
To Aid Spanish Reds

HAVRE, France, Aug. 10 G.N.SO .
Raising the red flag from the mast,
the crew of the 9,000-ton French
owned steamer Belle Isle mutinied
today to prevent transportation OF
a battery of field guns and cargo
of explosives from reaching Spain.
The munitions we're shipped
from Hamburg, Germany, and
consigned to Argentina, but the
striking crew feared they would
be transshipped to the insurgents
in Spain.
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RiChman Plans Hop
To London FRIDAY

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 G.N.SO.
The trim 100000 high speed mon.
oplane in which Dick Merrill, vet
eran transport pilot, and Harry
Richman, night club entertainer.
plan to fly to London and back.
was poised on runway of Floyd
Bennett field today.
Merrill and Richman set the
ship down last night after q
flight from the West Coast with
Stopover at Kansas City, pre-.
dieting they could fly to London
and back under ~ hours.
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DUCE TO ACT
IF SPANISH
REDSW|N
Joint Move Is Planned
With Berlin to Crush
Communism

ROME, Aug. 10. U.N.SD.
Marking the second time that
an Italian landing party has
gone ashore in Spain, a force
today rescued the Italian con-
sui who was beSieged in the
consulate at radical-cOntrOlled
Malaga, it was reported author
itatively here. With inSUrgent
troops approaching Malaga and
the homes of all suspected
FascistS destroyed by the radi-
Gals, the consul and several i'm
pOrtant Spanish inSurgent SYM
pathizers were made virtual
prisoners in the consulate.
ROME, Aug. 10 Q.N.SO.-Pre-
mier Mussolini held the aerial
and military conquerors of Eth
opia in leash today, confident that
the insurgents would be victorious
in Spain, but at the same time
II Duce took steps for joint inter
NSLlGIO11 Will SCA 1AIdLAy oAAOAAA OAAS
contrary prove true.
Negotiations between Rome and
Berlin for an accord to crush
Communism in Spain if a Red
regime is set up there are re-
ported to have reached their final
stages.
Meanwhile, in a crushing blow
to Frances European non-inter-
vention scheme, Italy has bluntly
informed Paris she will not make
any effort to halt private Italian
support for the insurgents so long
as French radicals send arms and
money to the Madrid govern
ment.
The neutrality scheme, in any
event, is regarded here as hav-
ing been effectively spiked by the
qualifications listed in Germany's
acceptance" of the plan, which
condemned private assistance or
individual volunteer service for
Spain.
Italy's sharp message to France
was conveyed to France through
Ambassador Count Charles De
Chambrun by Italian Foreign Sec
Continued on Page 2, Col. ~
VOTE AMERIcAN-
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'Tarzan's' Ex-Wife
Gets Reno Divorce

RENO, Aug. 10 0N.S).-Bobbe
Arnst Cavenaugh, musical comedy
star, has divorced Attorney Rob
ert Cavenaugh, of Chicago. She
charged mental cruelty. Her maid
en- name, Bobbe ArnSt, was re-
stored. Miss Arnst previously had
been the wife of Johnny Weis-
muller.
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REDS FEAR
ADVANCING
I MOORISH
ARMY
Savage Fighting Marks
Insurgent Drive
on Three Fronts
The Crisis IN Spain:

San Sebastian and Irun were
again the battlefields for the
most bitter fighting of the
Spanish civil war today. De-
velopments we're:
BURGOS-H. r. Knicker.
booker reveals insurgents equip
ping frOnt-Iine troops with
10000 gas bombs, while a 10y.
aliSt armOred car near GijOn
is found equipped with flame
thrOwerS.
MADRID-POiSOn gas to be
used only gainst OOriSh
troops, government announces.
ROME-ItaIy prepares to in
tervene in Spain if Radicals are
victorious and establish a Soviet
state.
SAN SEBAS TIAN AND
IRUN-InSurgentS make violent
attack against Irun over mined
land. Fire breaks out in San
Sebastian after bOmbardment,
and executions of hostages con-
tinue.
SEVILLE-MOre Italian and
German airplaneS and war
supplies arriving daily. In
Surgent commander charges
British are aiding government.
MALAGA-InSurgent column
within Is miles of city, await
ing column from north before
beginning bOmbardment.
MERIDA - Government air.
planes drop 1000 bombs on in
surgentS near Medellin.
LONDON Great Britain
moves to avoid dragging the
United States into the Spanish
nOninterventiOn Squabble, tax.
ing the position that Germany'S
inSiStence all arms producing
nations adhere to the pact APP
plies only to European countries.
Sir Samuel Hoare promised
complete British neutrality in
the revolt.
By THOMAS A. LOAYZA
MADRID, Aug. 10 G.N.SO For.
eign unofficial intervention in
Spain pushed ahead at accelerated
CONTINUED on Page 2, Col. q
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% Japs Are Slain
VOTE AMERICAN

HARDIN, Aug. 10 Q.N.S).
Bandits clashed with and killed
% officers and men of a Japanese
Manchukuo Sungani river patrol
at Mulan yesterday, according to
reports received by JapaneS
sources here today.
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By THOMAS A. LOAYZA

MADRID, Aug. 10 0N.SD.-For.
eign unofficial intervention in
Spain pushed ahead at accelerated
CONTINUED on Page 2, Col. q
-VOTE AMERICAN
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WASHINGTON FORECAST
MEAN TEMPERATURES

Showers probable late tonight and tOmOr.
row; warmer tonight; cooler late tomorrow.
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me ThroweY and Gas Bombs Add to Spanish War Horror
RULING HALTS PWA GRANTS

Mae
ScheibIe Of
New York.,
whose
name
popped up
several
times in the
vice trial Of
Charles
"Lucky"
Luciano,
jumped
$4,000
bail in the
city Of
skyscrapers
and fled to
San
Francisco,
only to be
arrested
there by
Federal
agents.
After
consenting
tOWaive
extradition
for her
return to
New York.,
she tainted
in court.
InternatiOna
News Photo
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-VOTE AMERICAN
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VOTE AM { RICAN-
Evening star., 1936-11-01

I've been depositor many years - Keeping
liquid? I see - But how can we work out
if you won't function? i see - Sorry too
Afraid you'll regret it Goodbye"
He dialled.
Fulton Company - Bill? - This is Gus
- Fine! = How're you? Good!
Bill, I've bought lot from you since
started, haven't l? = That's right - Always
gave you the breaks.
well, Bill, owe Sharpman & Thorpe a
thousand and they're pushing me - Yes, -
Tough babies. - Worst competitors you
have? - That's right -"
His lips frightened. Bill, want to ask you
to lend me thousand dollars.
What? Yes, know Things are pretty
tight - You're telling me! = Well no, I'm
not exactly asking you to supply money to
pay competitor i wouldn't put it that
way - Just thought you might help - Yes,
| know l take lots of chances - Too many
maybe = see = Sure Sure = Sorry too
Afraid you'll regret it, though, Bill -
Goodbye"
Grimly smiling, he hung up suddenly.
Evening star., 1936-11-01
by william G. FORD

4 4 R. WHlMPLE banged the door of
IL "a his inner office and telephoned
INv Sharpman & Thorpe.
Hello Sharpman," he said
This is Whimple, Whimple & Co. Got your
letter. Sorry can't pay that thousand just
now. Yes, know - but I've bought lot
from you. Sharpman, one time and another.
"a good many thousands. No, but when a
man looks shaky. that's just the time he
needs little help. And I've had pretty sharp
competition. There's Johnson. You've helped
him lot with credit
Mr.. Whimple's eyes narrowed.
What want to know is. will you help me
out by letting that thousand ride for sixty
days? What? - Can't do it? i see! Oh no,
Id hate to upset your auditors. Well = Yes
Yes-I see, Sharpman. Afraid you'll re-
gret it though. Goodbye"
He dialled again. First National? Let me
talk with the treasurer, please.
Hello, Mr. Carleton. This is Augustus
Whimple, Whimple & Co. - I'm fine, but
| need little help. Will you loan me
thousand for four months? i see - But
Evening star., 1936-11-01

People had come into the outer Office
He heard them talking to Miss Gordon. Time
was getting short. He must hurry!
He dialled again. Hello Aunt Matilda, he
said. This is Gus - Yes, - Fine - Oh, are
you? - Next week? - Fine! - Well be
looking for you - Glad to have you"
Now his face set. "Say. Aunt Matilda" he
began. Remember when you were visiting
us last month told you my business was in
kind of jam? Remember? - And said
might have to ask you to help me out? Yes, -
These are pretty tough times.
Say, Aunt Matilda, i wouldn't men,
ton it only know you've got plenty and no
one depending on you. = Oh yes, know -
Fido - That's 50
Eyes, suppose should be more careful -
Not take so many chances - Yes - Yes =
That's right. do take chances = Yes -
well Aunt Matilda, would you lend me
a thousand to help me out? - What! - All
in an annuity now? When was that? -
Last week? - see! - No, you couldn't help
anybody now - Yes i understand - Yes,
Aunt Matilda - No, Aunt Matilda - Er -
Evening star., 1936-11-01

I'm afraid you'll regret it Aunt Matilda -
Goodbye"
Get me Augustus Whimple Junior, Ralston
Hall. State College" he told Central
THAT you. son?" he asked This is Dad -
Hows everything? oh Do you?
- How much? - Well, we'll see
Say. son. remember told you a couple
of months ago business was kind of in jam,
and l needed a little cash - Yes - Hope
you haven't worried too much about it -
No? - That's good.
Say, son, he went on, you know that
five hundred Uncle Abner left you? Will you
lend it to me?
What's that? -Spen it! - All of it!
THAT trip. That was only last week, son,
and you knew l was in jam! Yes, know
- All the crowd went - Great time -
Sure - know Afraid you Il regret it"
More people had come into the outer office
and they seemed impatient. He smiled bit
grimly and dialled one more call.
Johnson" he said to the man they put
on the wire. this is Whimple. Yes. Whimple!
The man you've competed with for ten years,
- The man you put on the rocks with your
smart chiselling
mo - Shut up and listen, johnson for
once - This may be important - My
business amt worth a tinker's dam now,
thanks mostly to you - Suppose want
to get out? - There'd be a few things I'd
have to straighten up first - Want to lend
me thousand. 50 can do it? - No? -
After all you've made me lose by your tricks?
- Not even to get me out of competition?
NO, l suppose l amt - much -
But l wanted to give you the chance.
'Oh no! II won't 20 there - Not
yet anyway Johnson Tin going to stick
round. - Afraid you'll regret it though
- Goodbye"
More noise in the outer Office. Then a
timid knock. The door opened little and
Miss Gordon put her head in. She looked at
Mr.. Whimple with wide eyes. 1t might have
been awe - or excitement.
There's six men here" she said IRE
porters. They must have found out something
about it - They're getting mad - Say
they're going to press -"
Mr.. Whimple sat back.
See them in minute" he rumbled. push
ing telephone away. Take these notes first"
She came in the rest of the way, notebook
f1uttering.
Take my account out of the First Ma
tional" snapped Mr. Whimple. Put it in
the Merchants"
YES, Mr.. Whimple," said Miss Gordon.
Memo to all employees. We're never to
purchase anything again from Sharpman &
Thorpe - or Bill Fulton"
''Yes, MIR. Whimple."
Write State College. Junior won't want
his room any more. He's coming to work
here"
''Yes, Mr.. Whimple."
Wire my Aunt Matilda it won't be con-
venient to have her visit us again next week."
"Yes. Mr.. Whimple"
Got that list of Johnson's customers?"
Eyes, Mr.. Whimple."
Evening star., 1936-04-12

VERY DESIRABLE ROW HOUSE ON
North Capitol ST; d rooms bath. screened
rear porches, Lear garage; electric re-
frigerator, INV h.: S67 so.
Detached house on Delafeld pl. NV: Is
rooms. bath. oil heat. elec. refrigerstor:
Evening star., 1936-04-12
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON, VA-Room for l or . girls,
with or without meals; c.h.w, unlimited
phone; outside sleeping porch; 15 min
from business section; free transportation
part time Walnut 9329 after 8.
Evening star., 1936-04-12

4co OO". 4tNs awe
I room. kitchen. bath. dressing closet,
Murphy bed. refrigerator: adults.
3641 11th ST. N.W-ENTIRE FLOOR. .
large rooms. large kit. priv. bath. gas
day. 4 to Z. Large closets: near cars stores.
900 C NE-SECOND FLOOR FRONT.
attractive bed-living ROOM small kitchen.
large closet elec.. sink. range. oil heat;
ADMITS %I0
Evening star., 1936-04-12
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.

TWO ATTRACTIVE ROOMS with private
bath. open fireplace 10 acres of lawn; 20
DELIGHTFUL. large sunny rooms and de-
licious well l-balanced home-cooked meals
for guests who seek comfort and refine
ment: reasonable rates Large lawns and
numerous shade trees. Bus service Phone
v eek days. Metropolitan 4Sl3. Ewes. and
Sun. Ashton 141-J.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath. including small porch and yard. 5O2
Duke St. alexandria. Va. Phone Alexan-
dria 345-W.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED. GROOM. x. &
B., overlooking city Of Alexandria and Po-
tomac River. A. S. DONIPHAN G. SON.
4n3 Doniphan Bldg. Alex, Va. Phone
Alexandria $40.
"so4 ASH ST. MT RAINIER. MD-FUR-
nished apartments and rooms. near District
line; oil heat; near bus and cars.
TAKoMA. 723. CARROLL AVE" BED
rooms living dining room. kitchen; 3 eX-
posures; clean, airy. comfortable; nicely
bath. first floor priv. entrance; auto. heat.
c;hw-; unf.; will fur; adults. Shepherd
SUBLFT UNTIL SEPTEMBER NICELY
sponsibie adults; $50 Mrs. IVES, so
Elm ave. Takoma. Shepherd 245s
9O7 JEFFERSON AVE, EAST RIVERDALE
Md and 3 rooms kitchen and bath;
gas. heat light and refrigeration included;
$40 up, ring Apt. &; 80 minutes to city,
bus at door.
FURN. OR UNFURN-3 RMS. KITCH-
screened porcheS 3 exp. sos mo. Also
North Kenmore. Cherrydale, Va.
TWO ROOMS KITCHENETTE. PRIVATE
of Govt depts.: bus stop at door. Apply
1O6 South Fairfax st. Alexandria. Va.
THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH AND
shower storage space Montgomery Hills.
near Silver Spring, Md. Call Shepherd
3279 or 1884
TWO-ROOM APARTMENT NICELY FUR
nished; reasonable. 453 Calvert St. Hy-
attSville. Md. IA
LIVING ROOM BED ROOM AND KITCH-
enette. $50 month; also large bed room
and kitchen. S21: clean and nicely FUR
nished: cool in Summer: vicinity Silver
Spring. Phone Shepherd 247O-R.
JUST FINISHED. ROCKVILLE: .BEAUTI-
full 3 rooms. kitchenette, tile bath. includ-
ing hot-water heat. Milo Bids National
0600: eve Rockville 110-R. Mr.. M1LOR.
4-ROOM APT. l MILE, FROM WASHING
ton Airport. S35. Apply 707 23rd St.; s.
Va. Highlands. 12s
RoSSLYE. va ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite and bath; furnished or unfnrnish%ed
Phone Clarendon 1892.
LIVING ROOM. BED ROOM KITCHEN;
semi-private bath. partly furnished. $50
month. 90S Baltimore pike. Rirerdale.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
Observation-Disclosures.

APARTMENTS-UN
$750O-3 Rooms, Kit, Bath.
1400 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
AysiIaele ApTii i5. sss ss Miss MsNiELd nsIa
p.px EEAH SENIRaf GOVT Tsd0 DEPTst = 81 NV.
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
roSs Sed ahe. he vRs tte61
bath, built-in tub and shower. Available
"' SEE MANAGER. MET. o54o.
ooRcoRAN PoTHT1Ws4 oDHFfs' 4of APTs: gsld ST. NV.
a.FRIGiPAIRE CURRENT FREE; Rec, Nod
'0s ss7 So@Reception Es % half living room. bed
SEE sqn %hER Snssts NAf ktfen ssss sd bath
7so 18th St nT T5fTEaTFb. III smf r. k '-s4a 50
SO oIf q S$vfs 3 f sIsas
47o7 coNESEcTIcg1T e.Sog1 4 AVE
Corner apartment Of cS ana Sosaimtif,1i iaiffei
lobby csrpeted corridors. electricity and
refIgeraton inelqded S4hT elevator snd
Phone fTtsneISnaI Emerson rSsSeo $500. -
40 EYE ST. NV.
house s@ fs a9a 80 Sfth t. s5
aseF' Dhqhs THE MffSsgSlltafhR MGNsfY Trust gsf0 CO
dining room. bed room. bath and kitchen:
'Downtown-EIb rooms. kitchen. bath. cleo
trio refrigeration, elevator; S61 %:
bed 'G1 4oOm batb s. dnete Etchen e eeefrc %
refrigeration- on house current; back porch
1,o7 Eye s. W.: TAIsHris sa9isaa, IsSii zoos.
bath bath + a dsiishtfui nome for only s55 per
1870 R st nw.-3 rooms. kitchen, bath
anu " c. Wv. " SIMPSON CO.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. Met. 300.
22I ST ,NW.-oNE ROOM AND BATH.
S25. Resident manager.
1417 X st NV. National $500.
IA 1dP b.Sb ST s00Ms KITSHEN
1917 K ST B2SS RS. q pHEkps kpSionsl 1900.
4s17 3rd ST. NV.
dinette tiled bath; heat. hot water FUR
nished; janitor service. Rent. s6l.50.
1913 18th HAsRX s. Nv. 2: rrrrs Met. o,oo.
5537 ILLINOIS AVE; NWE2-RooM
in bicycle shop; rent. S42 so.
GUARANTY REALTY; INC.
1706 ST. NV. National O5S7.
931 G. ST. NV.
= rooms. kitchen and bath-S4O. 90
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST. NV. National 2345
l4l7 MASS. AVE Sc
rooms hall and bath $4,000
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H St. N. w. National 2345.
WEsTMoRELAND. CALIFORNIA ST. AT
Conn. avs-Attractive front apartment of
5 rooms. kitchen and bath: S1l5; cleo
tricity included in rent: dining room IN
building.
LINKINS CO.
1873 De Sales ST. District $500.
THE HIGHLANDS. 1914 CONN. AVE
Double living room. . bed rooms. dining
room kitchen. pantry and bath; Sll5
24-hour switchboard and elevator service
electricity included in rent; dining room
in building.
LINKINS CO.
1873 De Sales St. District $500.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

1873 Bird ST. NE.-Detached house, 2 or
B pleasant rms, housekeeping; heat, gas,
cleo. phone: reas. Owner. Potomac 361S.
IN MT PLEASANT-LarRe.. attractive
loom. semi-private bath, for lady. avail
able. For appointment phone Col. 264G
Evening star., 1936-04-12

II OAK. ROSEMONT VA.-Ldrge room.
o. bath exceptional accommod.; gentle-
man or couple employed. Reasonable.
Phone Alexandria 1903.
Evening star., 1936-04-12


house COMPLETELY FURNISHED. NEAR
inspection. call Columbia I525-W.
fss6i% GfE66R%GEIoWNms2i4 TOWN. s ST. NW--pE:
Toems 5sh msd aFEs roo%E ana 5d
SIS0 per month, May ] to October i
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Natl 0475,'
Night Cleveland 0959
Sadms Ga cH And 81 EIee6i59 S@ noIsp E9oMs u.s. BED
al screened May l to Oct /; SIS per
month. month. For appointment. call Emerson
OFF 10th. OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK
Park-6 rms. inc. sleeping, breakfast
porchi To:i quiet; central loc.i conv. trans.
poo RANDOLPH PL. NE.-ATTRACTTVE-
pets; pets; references required. Phone Atlantic
CoTTAGE-EPPING FOREST, MD. go
miles L1da from Washingtonl-4 rms: bath
Gan Gan banatng bT9nnlng ,Ta5 Tater Call Mrs. P1NNE-
DETACHED BUNGALOW, FURNISHED; 4
rooms. Apply t23 Croissant pl. Sc, be-
tween 3lst and end st.
rooms dlS MAp5s9N 5sfbs ST 31, NwDErASHEP
orate 10 suit tenant. Sl65 month.
RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. . BATHS
anu anu :-caI garage; cool in Summer; near
longer; $3.50 month. Phone Potomac iO14.
GEORGETOWN ROOMS AND BATH: >
months lease. Block from park; $40
Phone North 3062-J
Jos BROOKSIDE DRIVE KENWOOD,
SheVy Chase. Md.-Beautiful. modern
nome; bed rooms and servants quarters;
Sunken garden terraces; lear garage.
Fhone wisconsin 4425 or Atlantic 5942.
COMPLETELY FURN s-ROOM HOME
lovely section of Chevy Chase Md. y blocs
from Circle; b. rs. e. bath. Phi. Wise 344 / /.
OPEN SUNDAY TO $50 PM.
1884 Jefferson st. n.w.-Comfortably fur.
nlchPn. npf9Chpd m Prng kat
garage. refrigeration. porches; SI1U.
DIXIE REALTY CO.. Nat. $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
ROOMS AND BOARD.

room private bath inst h. W: or . en-
ployed; private home. Adams 7193-J.
OFF CONN AVE. 2314 10th st. mt.
Pleasant car line)-Single and double rms:
excellent meals. Phone Decatur 1908.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
COUNTRY BOARD.
MOVING, PACKING g. STORAGE.

WANTED-PART OR FULL LOAD TO
BALTIC. Phila.. -Atl City and vicinity: April
u or II. MARSHALL BROS, 36 N.
Georgia ave. Atlantic City. N. ]. IL"
ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. WOODWARD
Bldg Natl 1870. Low rates ". Y, Boston.
Chicago. Fla. st. Louis. Local moving.
Evening star., 1936-04-12

314s MT PLEASANT ST. NV.
Two bed rooms. living room. dining room.
kitchen, bath and large porch: $65.
Evening star., 1936-04-12

LOVELY ROOM, twin beds. private bath.
In new home Newly furnished. 2620
North Franklin rd.. Lyon Village. Phone
Clarendon 2O39-J.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
Observation-Disclosures.

APAh S-F UhNlShED.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED APART
ments and houses 927, 18th St. n.w-
Room I'll. Phone National S717.
r, din. kit bath. studio couch, radio, ORR
AIT ao4 subiet. SIS month.
2452 TUNLAW RID. N.W.-APT., COM
closed sleeping poi ch. priv; bath. kitchen.
dinette. elec. refrigeration. heat. light gas:
employed couple preferred.
S9I!s,. S9l5 CoNNEcTICgT AvE;-LIvING RM;
1000. Ant. 404-E 2 to 8 or after 8. 12.
2415 Goth ST. NV. NO. 12-3 OR 4
large rooms; kitchsp and bath: May to
ing bed room. kitchenette. running ' " water. ter
Convenient downtown.
1435 GIRARD ST. N.W.-ATTRACTIVE-
ly furnished second-fioor front apt; adults
only
TAKoMA, 723 CARROLL AVE BED
rooms, living dining room. kitchen; 3 ex-
posures; clean, airy. comfortable; nicely
Furnished; detached corner: adults Phone
DOWNToWN-LARGE ROOM. KIT, PART
ly furn.. semi-private bath. large closet,
sleeping rooms. Call 3 to pm. zoos H,
Apt. 3.
2903 18th ST. NE ROOMS. KTTcH-
enette. semi-private hath; sink. refrigera-
tion; no linen. Adults.
BROOKLAND 1914 18th ST. NE.-LIV-
ing room bed room. kitchen. semi-bath.
screened;in porch; for couple: gas. elec.;
ATTRACTIVE BED RIM: ONE Sc. TWO
81; h.k.; sell all or half. z rms; nets 500.
1216 Eye st. NV, Apt. g.
TAKOMA PARKS ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath. sleeping porch; May first. Phone
Shepherd 3967-J.
243 18th ST. Sc. NEAR LINCOLN PARK:
rooms, kitchen, next to bath. for refined
couple.
2I23 1st ST. NW.-TWO ROOMS,
kitchen. private bath; cross ventilation:
electric refrigerator. large closets; no
children. Phone North 1511.
l-ROOM APT. NEXT BATH: L.H.K:
everything furnished; ami; S25. 1908
Riggs pl. NV.
l49 r. /. AVE. N.E.-BED ROOM. KTTCH-
en-; 2 lovely. newly furnished rooms facing
city triangle: !. h. and gas: on bus line;
reaS.
TAKOMA PARK. lis ALLEGHANY AVE
rooms, kitchenette; private entrance and
Evening star., 1936-04-12
HOUSES-UNFURNISHFD

239 9TH ST. NE-COL- BRICK 8 RMS +,
incloSed sleeping and breakfast porches
h:-wh cleo $50. L. T. GRAVATTE, 19g
18th ST. NV. Phone National O753.
ALEXANDRIA. 500 SOUTH LEE ST.
rooms. = baths overlooking river; SluU
month Open Sunday . to pm. Phone
Cleveland 2Gl3
Evening star., 1936-04-12

National 943s. r j. LANE. Jr.. North 97i9.
COLORED.
2413 EYE ST. NV,
rms. elec., water. latrobe heat; will
1919 10th ST. NV.
rms. bath. cleo. latrobe heat; in
excellent condition; rent reasonable.
CHAS. L. NORRIS.
2l35 Pa Ave. NV. west 04SQ.
733 9th St SET rooms bath 90
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1924 18th st. NV. District 3347.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
CLUB MERIDIAN.

262O 16Lh ST.
A delightful home residence in an un-
usually high. cool location for Summer.
Large yard with trees Screened windows.
Hotel and personal service. Excellent
meals. Reasonable rates.
Evening star., 1936-04-12

1740 N H. ave. n.w-Beautiful res
dence single and large airy rooms. exec
lent meals. Decatur $3.50; dinners optiona