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The Washington times., 1936-12-28
BY CARL L. DENIES

Those who aspire to become
ballet dancers or opera singers
will do well to visit the Belasco
where a three-reel subject is being
shown giving intimate glimpses of
the life back stage in the famous
Paris Opera House.
"L'Opera de Paris" shows a
number of scenes Of the daily rou-
tine Of the ballet corps, but what
these shots do not enviSion is the
fact that such routine rehearsal
lasts for hours every day. The
same is true of the rehearsal shots
of the singers and the chorus.
The glamour of the possibility OF
public appearance even in the
chorus of the opera ballet or the
vocal chorus is appealing to many
who think that the daily grind of
pounding a typewriter or Of sit
ting at a desk is tireSome. To
such as find their daily tasks tire
some, certainly the daily grind of
dancing the same steps over and
over, or singing for hours at a
time would prove equally boring.
The other day youngster who
is doing fine work on the piano,
informed this writer that he ex-
pected to become a great artist
on his chosen instrument some
day. The suggestion was made
that he must practice at least two
hours a day. But he replied that
he only practiced one hour a day.
He might be considered "cute" at
the piano now, but artists are
made through many times more
hours of work each day.
The Jupiter Symphony" by
Mozart does not contain the pro
found feeling that is evident in
the &c Minor Symphony" but it
is filled with vigor and action.
This work of Mozart will be heard
on the next program of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra Sun
day afternoon at Constitution
Hall.
The first movement. Allegro
Vivace, opens with an electric
burst from the whole orchestra in
a theme that does not quite reach
defined melody. But the next
theme, which is shown above, in
troduced by the strings, swings
the movement into more placid
and perhaps frivolous mood.
The United States Army Band,
Capt. Thomas F. Darcy directing,
will give the following program
this evening at 6 o'clock at the
band auditorium Of the War Col
lege: March, 1.-THE Worlds Pro-
gress" (Herbert): "Andante Can
tible" (Tschaikowsky); popular,
Let's Put Our Heads Together"
(Arlen): Manhattan Serenade"
(Alter); novelty, "Nutty Mood
ling" Gake); "Menuet, No. 2"
The Washington times., 1936-12-28
Jersey Sack Murder
Suspects Are Checked

CAPE MAY COURTHOUSE, N.
j., Dec. % (U.SD.-Two new sus-
poets are reported under surveil-
lance today in the search for the
slayers Of the woman sack
murder" victim whose body was
found in the woods near here Is
days ago.
This development increased to
three the number of persons
thought involved in the crime. A
woman accomplice also is hunted
The Washington times., 1936-12-28
Postal Plane Saved
After Ocean Crash

DAKAR, Senegal, Dec. %
GN.SO.-A motor cutter of the
French South Atlantic Postal Air
Line yesterday dramatically saved
the crew of a rival German postal
plane, the Balox, which landed in
the ocean near here after losing a
rear propeller.
The cutter, passing near by when
the accident occurred, immediate
ly swooped to the rescue.
The Washington times., 1936-12-28
DAILY TIMES
TABLE
TIMES TABLE
Today

p. m.-Buffet supper, Lough-
borough Oil Co., Lafayette Hotel.
8p. m.-Meeting, Society of Ma
tives, District of Columbia, at
Washington Club, Seventeenth and
K Streets Northwest.
Tuesday, Tomorrow
INSTRUMENTATION, 6 p. M
Dinner, Diebold Safe and Lock Co.,
Lafayette Hotel.
1890 p. m. - Undergraduate
luncheon (of Dartmouth at Har-
rington Hotel.
10 p. m.-Dance, Shephards of
Bethlehem, Lafayette Hotel.
10 a. m.-Meeting, $3.50 p. NJ
Smoker, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fra
ternity, Mayflower Hotel.
1890 p. m.-Luncheon, Civitan
Club, Mayflower Hotel.
1890 p. m.-Luncheon, Opt
mist Club, Mayflower Hotel
The Washington times., 1936-12-28
Magistrates Car
Kills Pedestrian

NEW YORK, Dec. % G.N.S0.
Russell H. Hawk, 48, New Dorp,
Staten Island, was killed on a side
walk by an automobile which
police said was operated by City
Magistrate Henry w. Bridges. A
preliminary report indicated the
magistrate had Swerved his car
to avoid striking a dog.
The Washington times., 1936-12-28
D. {. Players Present
The Other Wise Man

'"The Other Wise Man" was pre-
Sented yesterday by the Chapel
Players in the Luther Place Mem
orial Church. This was the
twelfth production of the Christ
mas drama by BeSS Davis
Schreiner from the story by DR..
Henry Van Dyke.
Dennis E. Connell directed the
production under the personal
supervision of Miss Schreiner,
The Washington times., 1936-12-28
Wolves Stayed Away

Bing Miller and Jimmy Fox
have returned from Thomas A.
Yawkey's island home along the
coast of South Carolina. While
they found plenty of game on the
island, no wolf howled at Mr..
YaWkey'S door,
The Washington times., 1936-12-28

1CS nail again as easy TO stay
slim as it is to get slim. To re-
duce you must burn stored Galleries,
but to keep slim it is only neces-
sary to avoid storing calories-
which allows one-third more cal
cries than can be used while re-
ducing.
Until your weight is stabilized
at this lower level, however, you
are not immune to adispose tissues
and it is important that you fix
your weight at normal by a strict
limitation of the calorieS to your
requirements.
Continue to be calorie minded.
When you go off the reducing diet,
increase the intake very cautiously
until you are taking the exact
number to which you are entitled.
This number will range from / 400
to 1900 per day, depending, OF
course, upon your size and activity.
If you show a weight gain on
this more generous allowance,
drop back to the 1900 calorie
dietary to bring your weight to
normal again. Then make the
calorie increase very gradually.
After settling on the number
of calories that can be relied upon
to keep your weight at normal,
you must plan to distribute these
calories to meet your energy re-
quirementS through the day. The
following scale is suggested for
both reducing and keeping slender
menus:
The Washington times., 1936-12-28
The World 0fMusic
h&9#aIz@z@22EzzzzEzE3z55zzEEzHR

Theme From First Movement Jupiter Symphony by Mozart
"A suggestion and the daily music theme
Many appreciation their pupils clip and
paste them filing card with composers name at the top
and file them in alphabetical orderD
BY CARL L. DENIES $CBeethoven); march, Men ot
The Washington times., 1936-12-28
'Ye'.%%a %%s.<1
It's Easier to Stay Slim
Than to Start Over
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

Plan to stay SLIM Before start off 1887 figure
program there few last words to those who have
brought their weight normal.
The Washington times., 1936-12-28

Now, as to the choice of foods
or your keeping slim diet: The
The Washington times., 1936-12-28

larly gains it all back-and wrin-
kles and few extra pounds along
with it.
BALANCED KEEPING SLENDER
MENU
BREAKFAST
Galleries
Orange Juice, ~ .................. so
Toast. 2 thin slices. ,,..,,,..,... 100
Butter, II pat. ................. 80
Bacon, crisp strips ...........s.. 80
Coffee, 1 teaspOOnful cream,
rounded teaspoon sugar. ....... 30
800
LUNCHEON
Beef bOuillOn, cup. 30
celery ................s ~
Fresh fruit salad ................. $50
(Fruit Dressing)
Brown nut bread, slice (41Rx2Mx
~ inCh) Observation-Disclosures. 200
Butter, ~ pat. .................. 50
44O
DINNER
Lamb chop, brOiIed trim off fat). 100
Green peas and carrots, q cup. SIS
Mashed potato, IA cup. 100
Head lettuce and tomato. ........ rs
French Dressing, III Tablespoons. 100
Fruit jellO .................... 100
Skinned milk, 1 glass. .......... 80
$40
TOTAL CALORIEs FOR DAY. 1910
Your dietitlan,
IDA JEAN KAHN.
Copyright, 1895. by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1936-07-24
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND

LNSE IobHA
1901 Quincy st. n.w.-DeSlrsbe corner
apt. 3 rooms. kitchen. tile bath: svaila bic
at once DIXIE REALTY CO, l4l' /
ST. NV. National SSsu.
1924 PARK RID. NV. 3 R. X. B.. $40 50.
:t220 Wis. l.. K. b. S41 80: 7. K. b,
SO. 1903 Newton. 3 l.. k, b.. 81 80
Evening star., 1936-07-24

RM KIT. $50 RMS. KIT, $50
Modern elevator bldg; convenient THE
BLAIR 1921 NJ st nv National 543;
Evening star., 1936-07-24

1896 RHODE ISLAND-Young people:
large. attractive. spacious living and dining
rooms; good food; refined surroundings;
reasonable. Is
1888 CONN. AVE. N.w.-Delightful double
room. next bath: home cooking: private
family: reasonable. Potomac o43s-J.
1924 K ST. NW.-Large front room: sin
gle bed single room; home cooking; for
sO4 E. CAPITOL ST : Attractive. cool
ss
cookins. - -
l633 18th NV. BUSINESS WOMEN
SINGLE. DOUBLE ROOMS. BEAUT = T{4S ETR;
UNSURPASSED TABLE BOARD.
1912 18th NV large. front double
rooms: l with private bath; Southern
I772 MASS. AVE. N.W-A real club resi-
dence for young people only; all newly iur-
nished studio rooms: reasonable. 26'
1874 MINTWooD PL. N.W.-Large front
excellent meals: twin beds. Col. sl19. 2S'
14O1 18th N.W.-Attrsctive. cool club
residence showers: phone in all rooms;
selectiye menus: large lawn; summer rates:
"2Oa MASS. AVE. N.W.-For ladies, gentle
men; excellent food; refined atmosphere;
rates reas.; bus line. Decatur 570s.
1854 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Beautiful home
in an exclusive residential section: singles,
doubles. triples: convenient; reasonable,
MUM hND DOhHb yUuuB uhu III
fined Jewish home: excellent meals: good
transportation. Georgia 1902.
27lS. 18th ST. N.W.-Beautifully fur
nished. cool rooms elegant Leg on.S meals uniim
1906 NEW HAMPsHIsE AVE. NV, at
18th and QUE-Beautiful home for young
ladies; convenient location: reasonable.
1909 ADAMS MILL RD. facing Rock
Creek-Large room. congenial private
home: excellent meals: young girl. 25'
DUPONT CIRCLE tone block)-Large.
beautifully furnished double rooms with
running water thot. cold; with screened
porch. showers. good food. Dec. O395.
1929 CATHEDRAL AVE. Beautifully
furnished large room. suitable 2. Also sin
gle rooms; home cooking. Detached. we'll
kept home.
l722 MASS. AVE. NV. - Large double
ladies': distinctive home: excellent meals
1922 X ST. NV. The Lee-Maraue-
Nicely furnished single and double rooms.
semi-private bath: excellent board. 30E
ALABAMA. APT. :2O7, / lth and N sts. NV.
very cool: new. Sinsle beds: maids service
phone all modern conv. good meal. for
girls. ~
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

IlI6 ALLISON ST. N.W-Two attractive
light housekeeping rooms, private nome
gas range, Frsidaire: ADULTS; must be seen
to be appreciated III
1909 18th ST. NV. ,"Alturas',;-Double
rooms near showers; daily maid service
"a hour elevator service: reasonable
l2O c ST. NE. Apt. 5O2-Near Senate
once Bids: shower and bath. Phone At
lantic 0Sl3-R. Lady. ~
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS So. Apt. l3!!-
Large. cool room two exposures. next 10
2239 QUE ST N.W-Lovely studio room.
air cond.: bal; overlooking Rock Greek;
semi-priv. bath, shower: $40 mo. Pot 3ass
1902 COL. RID. N.W-Double room next
unlimited phone. 20
I43I GIRARD ST. N;W-Attractive; large
smaller room for rranSients.
1868 18th ST. NW-Neatlv furnished
spotlessly clean; with private family; S4
one persOn So for Two.
l7Is 18th ST. NW-Brisht cheerful
rooms. nicely furn.. running water: Summer
rates.
Illa Ilth ST. N.w.-cool. basement single
rance. S6 weekly.
IS45 ONTARIO PL-single room. 2 win
dows, large closet. inner-sprine mattress;
$50 $50 month Haaf1 Col. $40. 90 0''' i''' 10
DOWNTOWN 1923 Rhode Island Ave. NV
Bright. cheerful. clean. single rooms,
near bath. S3S3.5 80.
THOMAS CIRCLE 1892 Mass. Ave- Cum
berIand. Apt. 55-Attractive rm south
expos. cool; shower: gentleman: walk. dist.
G ST, NV; ass The Park view--Com-
Portable rooms and apts.. S3 week up.
Single and double. Trsnsients- 15c up.
1880 BILTMORE ST.-Newly iSrn.. single
and double rooms. near street cars. bus.
park. Columbia 1451.
1914 PARK RD NW-Ncely furnished
rooms. single ano double; convenient Ioca-
tion.
1911 ST. NW-Clean: second noor
Ink. room. running water, S. couple only
2OOl EYE ST. N.W.-Front ROOM Twin
BEDS: 2 or gentlemen: running water.
ami. Ideal location. near depart. :6
PORTNER APT. NO. 323. 18th and You
ST. n.w.-Well furnished. twin beds; walk
ing distance downtown: gentlemen pre-
I45. CLIFTON ST Nw-witn private
family; next bath; c.h.w.; conVen. ous, carr
free use OF phone: 81 week
5019 sth ST. NW.--Loyely front room.
next shower bath on bus line; $50. Gent;
ref. Georaia 29S2:
726 9th ST. ,N.E-Furn. room. 1 only:
must be employed So per week.
3lS 2nd ST. E-2 rooms and kitchenette;
c.h.w.. gas. elec. included; re2s.; :no moor
1891 2Oth ST. NV. NO: 3-Attrsctiv
furnished room. next bath; southern ex-
Dosure; near Dupont Circle. Pot. i095.
1871 goth ST. NV. APT. 4-Clean. cool
room and porch: three young men; sep
arate beds; $3.50 each mo. North $3.50.
1882 CHURCH ST. NV. between P and
Quei--Sngle and double rooms. southern
exposure ami.
256S UNIVERSITY PL. NV. near Clifton
and 14th-Well furn.. next bath; l or z
gentlemen. Col. 54SS.
1919 BELMONT RID. N.w.-Lsrge. cool
front room: windows; vacant Aug. l..
Excel meals, home atmosphere. Adams
ARDMORE, 9i5 Goth N.W.-Attractive
floor Apply Ant l.
Evening star., 1936-07-24
HOuSES-FURNISHED

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-DETACHED,
3 rooms, bath; elec. refrieeration: large
front porch and lot; near Schools; b sSes
and cars Ready August 22: SS5. Columbia
151I Eve. Shepherd 34tl.
SILVER SPRING-9-ROOM HOUSE: ALL
modern. completely furnished. > baths
close to schools. churches and business
center. lease if desired; $3.50 mo. VIM +.
CARIIN. Sll5 GeOrgia
Evening star., 1936-07-24

KNOWLES AVE. KENsINGToN-JUsT
opening: 5-rm. apt. housekeeping suites.
rooms, large verandas. grounds: ress
ATTRACTIVE. COOL THREE-ROOM FUR
nished apt. in new house. Arlington; Va:
available month of August only Kelvina-
thing Walnut STR.
FURNISHED-TWO CLEAN COOL OUT
side rooms for Ink. on ground floor: run :
ming water gas and cleo: plenty shade and
porches; price. $500 week. 2l6 W. Mont
aomery ave. Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1936-07-24

IN VA HOME. 100 yrs. old VERY QUIET
$40 weekly: transportation. Miss Myrtle
GrubbS Star Route. Ashland, Va.
SPEND VACATION IN MTS-Fine meals
modern conv.: SS weekly ST so week ends
Mrs. Ssilie Rosenberger. Strasburs. Va
GUESTS. sentiles, accommodated; clean
home. good. nourshing meals; large ver-
sndaS. large shadv lawn; beautiful sur
roundings Mrs. J. F. Cummins, Homev ood.
Blue Ridge Summit. Pa
Evening star., 1936-07-24
ROOMS AND BOARD.
SCOTT INN.
MN z CT N W.
ICOntipued.)

I4OI 10th NW-Airv double room. also
single and vacancy for ladv In diStinc-
tive club residence; selected menus large
lawn Summer rates
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ONE OR Two RMS. FURNISHED: AUG.
I6-Oct Is or longer WaShington or
nearby Va Address Box 1887, Star once.
Evening star., 1936-07-24
WANTED-ROOMS.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

MIDDIE-AGED WOMAN would like rm. In
exchanged for caretaking nights. Address
Box 399-V. Star Office. 2b'
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

CHEVY CHAsE-DETACHED HOME WITH
4 bed rooms bath. oil heat sarase spa
o, n,.tr,sfw t,s. Al ,S,5 HI155F; I555 s. NV
?94s TILDEN. ST. N;w.-s ROOMS AND :
baths oil pEntE hs3I porehsf % aofRERT ga51sei INC
1907 % Eve St NV National ss:s.
: ROOMS, BATH. CELLAR UNDER EN-,
tire house, all modern improvements: 500
month. 8 New York ave. NV. INQUIRE l
2O1 UNDERWOOD ST. N.w.-DETACHED.
& rooms bath. large lot. garage. h.-wh
$50 mo-: near cars. Shepherd 4n6. }.
iO2 W. UNDERWOOD ST, CHEVY CHASE
Nj dsuss
PETWORTH. 3@I SHEPHERD ST. NV
Six larse rooms. mi: cool mouse. con.
venient to everything: SG5. Inquire at
premises --
.epd 81. NEAR G. w. U. can no
1.o- Eve St NV. National 1915.
GIG 35th ST, N;w;xRRIcK;; ROOMS faS,
basement. built-in Earase. New house.
Conv schools Redecorated throushout
$50 m3nth hi,oM Cal Natl, Natl o6"4 or COL oi
COMFY NEAT SEMI-DETACHED NEAR
Walter Reed; fine living room. dining room.
kitchen. Frigidaire; two large bed rooms
BOX 1874 II. Star once.
1879 EMERSON ST N.E-6 ROOMS AND
bath; Sf5. Phone OWNER, Adams el2l.
96O9 MONROE ST. N.E-DETACHED.
like new; rooms, bath, front, back
uorches: garage; large lot; S51.50 mo.
Immediate possession. North 1851.
1928 TRINIDAD AVE. NE-SIx-ROOM
house. two inclosed porches h-wh. bus
Trinidad ave. ne 20
A SELECTION OF HOUSES FROM 9 TO
IL rooms: rental from S65 up; repre-
sentative with car available to inspect.
DIXIE REALTY CO.. INC. NATL. $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. NEWLY PAINTED.
containing rooms. :, baths. sleeping porch:
sun psrlor maids room. 2-car garage. oil
burner plenty OF shrubbery: lot SOx15O;
reasonable Rent to start first Of August.
53Il Nevada ave. Chevy Chase. d. c.
Mel. S645. House open.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
Never occupied-Center-ha plan. four
isree bed rooms. two very large baths.
porch recreation room. two-car garage:
beautiful grounds. with many shade trees
Lot 1OOx14O. Rent only $3.50 month to re-
sponsible tenant. National S949.
$6O-PETWORTH.
rms. bath; h.-w.h cleo. elec. refrig-
Grafton: front and rear porches. in excel
lent condition
BETHEL,
Tower Bids. District 3IOO.
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PORTLAND HOTEL.
CLUB NEDRA,
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

43l4 N CARLYN SPRING RID. Arlington
County, Va.-Men only: modern bungalow
use of entire house. So per week. Call
Owner after 5:30 pm. Clarendon 359-W
o16 W. MONTGOMERY AVE. Rockville
Md.-One large. cool front room: can be
used for Ink: next bath; plenty SHADE;
on bus line
Evening star., 1936-07-24

GREATLY REDUCED TO $50 FOR SUM
mer mos; Quiet cool cor apt. and
oc~ch attractively turn.: adults. 1852
M1nIw ood pl NV Walnut S65?-W
INFER. 1885 18th ST NW.-l AND .
room apis attractivelv furnished: gas
elec refriseration: ~ 80 TO SR2 80.
l AND . ROOMS SO AND UP: LIGHT
housekeeping. 9!l New HAMPSHIRE ave-
VI "a
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD-EXCELLENT
location; !. .. 3 cool attractive outside
rms. hall dressing rm.. dinet. k. b.. exp.
Frieidaire slev: latter ideal for couples
Weekly or monthly rate. Adams 3::S., 26'
1882 A ST. SE.-ATTRACTIvE. TWO
rooms. newly decorated next bath and
shower In owners home; AWNINGS. screens.
etc. Adults.
bath. elec. refrigerator. garage; high and
cool 5506 14th NV Georgia 1919.
Evening star., 1936-07-24
THE CAVALIER.
1900 l4th st. NV.
JOSEPH l.. TALL. Manager.
~ "
lO3 n ST. NV

103 II ST. NV.
3 rooms and bath; heat. electricity and
gas furnished; newly dec. FISCHER & CO.
901 18th st. NV. Phone Met. OO45.
l4l4 v ST. S.E.-READY AUGUST 10
Beautiful new. conveniently located.
fully detached building. 10 minutes to
Capitol Large living room, two bed rooms.
large dinette and kitchen with Iefrigera-
ton. colored tile ultr modern bath. large
screened porch and shaded yard: basement
lockers. de luxe equipment throughout.
No small children. S57 so. heat, hot water
included. Lincoln 5215-M. after g.
91a l. ST NV
$ rooms kitchen. bath hail. cleo
refrigeration. elevator -S5 S52 80
250I 14th ST. NV.
3 rooms. kit. bath porch, cleo
refrieeration, elevator -----S53. 90
3 rooms. kitchen. bath elec. re-
frigeratiOn. elevator - $500
3U24 TILDEN ST. NV.
rooms. 9 baths. ali outside rooms.
4sI3 3rd 81. NV.
2 rooms dinette. Kitchen bath;
heat and hot water furnished S59 SO
P j. WALSHE INC.
1107 Eye st. NV. Nationally zoos.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.
Continued


DOW NTOWN APT-FIRST FLOOR
front: three rooms Kitchen. deSirably fur
nished: reasonable: refined. 900 St n W.
ARDMORE 9I5 10Th ST. NV. .
rooms Kitchen. dnette: refrigeration. gas.
eec. linens furn.: $3.50 up. Apply Apt /.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-CooL QUIET.
handsomely furnished 3 rooms, bath,
creened porch; references. 1898 LIVING
furnished apt: adults only;
I55u conn AVE. APT. 4o3-sUBLET
room oinette. kitchenette. porch. dress
ing room. bath Avsil. Aug. !. CleV. 334S.
5..a6 ILLINOIS AvE-"-ROoM ApTs.. 1st
or md floor: running water. semi-privste
baths. saS. eleC. 70
APARTMENT. ONE ROOM. KITCHEN.
bath completely furnished; $50 Phone.
other con- G.en.sr en,sncs ,,i included Available
1866 Eth ST. BASEMENT APT.
bed room, ktchenette' everything fur
nished use of phone; Ss week. Columbia
1921
5oI L ST. NV AND = ROOM APIS.
newly decorated cool: electric refrigers-
tion: 3: snd S. ~ weekly. Met. 45:5.
353" CENTER ST. N.W.-DETACHED
home. rooms. kitcheneGte. dinette. prl-
vate bah; completely and nicely furnish
ed. Elec. refrigeration. saS. elec.. hot
water included in rent. $3.50. Couple
Adams SOi5-R
?5?3 18th ST. NE.-BED ROOM. CEDAR
CLOSET. radio. tiled bath. Kitchen, > Sleep
ing Dorches earae. completely furnished
except linens. Dec. i6;S-J
1899 E ST SE.-B-RM APT AND SIN
gle Ink. I'M. near school.
MOTHER AND SON, BOTH EMPLOYED
will give TO refined couple rent of fur
nShec home for board Select ne Pot.
3:5S-R. evenings Sunday. "6'
MONTH OF AUGUST ON DUPONT CIR
cle-Cool. large rooms. hall Kitchen
bath: 1ully equipped: Frigidaire: $40.
G3,. during ofhce hours. North 3O2s after
ON.
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THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th ST. NV;
Newly decorated and nicely furnishe
rooms: single. So and $3.50; double. S6
nnd s.: eleva atOr. shower.
Evening star., 1936-07-24

FURN.-APARTMENTs -UNFURN.
Free Car and Guide Furnisneo
90S 10Th ST. NV. ?5-
/ WESLEY HGHTS.-DETACHED HOUSE;
Ar. apt, elec. refrigerator, porch. garden.
garaee. August. 43ll Cathedral. Ciev.
.s37 CONN. AVE-BACHELOR APT. .
/ large communicating rooms. private 0atn
large closets. freplsces; nicely furnished
with liaht and maid service. Available
August i. S75. Can be seen week days.
! lO-4 96'
BEAUTIFUL: TWO ROOMS: CONvEN-
lent very reasonable; dinette. bath. rs dio.
piano. National 3i92, Apt lO5. after ..
81 NEW YORK AVE. NE-Two LARGE
25'
] .O4 CONCORD AVE N.W-COOL, NICELY
equipped lv. rm; davenport. large KIT.
Frigidaire, gas cleo. c.h.w.. unlim. phone
refined couple: gentiles: car. bus transp.
/ l141 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-STUDIO
apt. rooms. kitchenette; two girls; 500.
Elec. gas and hot water furnished. Dis
trict 1926.
200 18th ST. NV ROOMS. PORCH,
End A.: Ink; gas. cleo. of phone;
DARLINGTON. 2327 PA. AVE. NV
room. Kitchen. semi-private bath; SO
week. Also sleeping rooms. West & 0334.
l 594 DOUGLASS ST. N.E-CooL, CLEAN
3-room apt, nicely furnished; also base
ment room for light housekeeping. North
$50 wK.-l RM.. KIT. PRIVATE BATH.
ONCE. 1905 Georgia ave. Adams 6s40.
! ATTRACTIVE. COOL; TWO ROOMS,
Kitchen and bath; Frigidaire; reasonable.
1907 KENYON N.W.-COOL. QUIET,
! completely furnished: , rooms. kitchen.
/
Adults.
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK. 1910 IN
| sleSide Terrace n W. tbelow 18th and New
ton'-3 rms b.. porch. refrigeration; 500.
1do; IlSs roont aath ST ST NV: APT; LARGE
1747 F ST. N.W-ONE AND TWO ROOM
studio apts.: Electrolux refrigeration: $50
to s45. West O8:i3.
ROCK CREEK APIS. 1906 ROCK CREEK
idaire; reasonable. Columbia I0O63.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1894 18th ST. NV
/ Nicely furnished rms mi-priyate bath:
main floor; Frisidaire
3541 10th ST. NV RMS. FURN. FOR
housekeeping; sink, heat. elec.. gas; S.
| week.
300 7th ST. NE RIM KrrcHENETTE
sink; Ink. Also L large room and back
2O5 C ST. Me- RMS, LIv. RIM, 2 BED
rms. priv. bath, kit; gas, elec. furn; Frigid-
KEW GARDENS 97OO QUE ST. NV
| Well-furn = rms. kit. dinette, bath. bal
cony. Apt. 142.
NEARBY VA.-BFD-LIvING RIM. SUN
parlor. kit semi bath, first floor: $3.50 per
week. jackson 2167-W.
KEW GARDENS. 200 QUE ST, NV. APT.
| 345-A-Cool. comfortable. furnished apt.
room. kitchen. bath.
MAN TO SHARE APARTMENT; REFER
! ences EXCHANGED; no drinkers. Address
/ Box 1857. Star ONCE.
| 1862 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-ATTRACT1vE
! l and 2 room apts.. $50, $40; all new
| furniture: Ink.
1851 MT. PLEASANT ST. APT. a-oNE
room. kitchen. bath; Frigidaire. gas. elec-
| tricity free. Adults.
| 1872 BELMONT-LARGE FRONT ROOM.
| Sitchenette: has sink and range. seml-
private bath; - Der week.
Evening star., 1936-07-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

2008 18th ST. NV.
One room. kitchen and bath: conven-
iently located. See resident MANAGER.
WE HAVE A SMALL SELEC-
ton of units, varying in size,
price and location. We would
be pleased to have you call,
write or phone us regarding
them.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE.
a.5 18th st NV Phone National 900
Evening star., 1936-07-24

l6oS DIST ST NW-Large. attractive
rbom private bath. for one or two gentle-
men willing TO pay tor comfort and con-
VEniencp Potomac 4044
Evening star., 1936-07-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COLORED"30 EYE NE FURNISHED
or unfurnished apt snd rooms. Do not
call between 2 and pm.
Evening star., 1936-07-24

ls,2i ST NV Apt Studio room.
<inU ntown. suitable one two young laoles.
CaIl after \ pm. Metropolitan 5442.