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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
HOLLYWOOD
By Paul HarFlson

Hollywood, Aug. 24--Hhort takes. Actors have to provide their own wardrobe for films, but studios buy clothes for actresses. So tho CoTn- pany that went to Canada to shoot "Rounlon," with tho Dionne quins, took along 10 each of hats, bonnetS, dresses, coats, nightgowns, sunSuitS, roii1perg, and Auch--the rush product of 70 BeAmstresBos.
 Also 10 bathing suits. Hollywood never wastes time getting pretty actresses into bathing suits.
 4 pail of smoke has been
 hanging over the town for
 weeks. Suppose dtO have been caused by alI the screen players
 burning thelr diaries.
 One Actress is saving her diary regardless Of the example of tho AStor case. But she's heading each entry; Ladies and gentlemen of the Jury"
 No Soap!
 TheF0 was . casting call for
 kldS Co play ln "T0m Sawyer"
 and about 5000 showed up, Iaost Of them t0wed by parents.
 The latter had go scrubbed
 and dressed up their hOpefuls that not . single type could Do fOund for HuclslebeFPy Finn! Couldn't Resist Germ
 Only a few months ago Robert Taylor was ConfesBing Co me that he was having . tough time keeping his balance in his rush to popularity, flo hoped no could keep on living tnodeBtly, and that no wouldn't "go Hollywood" The other dRy no got c nice bonus from his studio and rushed out and bought two fancy cars. The young man who used to share . cheap apartment with Vic- tor Jory, is also building a big house ln the hills.
 Anti romance department;
 Charlie Chaplin and Paulettc
 Goddard seem Co be cooling, for some reason. There's talk Of thIs. quarrel Rnd that. including her flight fro ma yachting trip.
 The George Rafts are 10 annoyed with each other that they're not even speaking about c divorce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
POLI'S

"The Road To Glory" featuring tho seasons most impressive cast, Frodric March, Warner Baxter and Lionel Barrymore with June Lang and Gregory RatoR and hailed AS Btrangest, strongest drama Of love ever brought to the screen will Dc shown today and tomorrow At Polls on the same program with "Kelly tho Second" with Patsy Kelly and Charlie Chase. "The Road To diory'' offers Warner Baxter ono Of the best roles of his career as tho war; weary commander of c Vai0r0us regiment. Monique, . lovely French nurse, provides him with hlS only interest in life. Fredric March, Dax. ters chief aide, unwittingly falls in love with Moniquo too, una. ware that Baxter cares deeply for tho girl.
 The triangle creates . crisis b0- tween the two men, which b in. creased when Baxter, to his aston- ishment, discovers that his father Lionel Barrymore, b Q private in the regiment.
 Glowing with pride over the old soldiers heFoism, Baxterb sense 0l duty cofnpels him to order Barry more to the rear, for the captain full realizes that if one man should err in his duty, the entire cons pany might be endangered.
 Barrymore is not easily dlBCOurs aged, however, and his burning de' sire to serve his flag under his son, prompts him to bribe Gregory Ratoff to Hose" the order when il comes through. Thus. when the rog- lnent moves towards the front Barrymore Is in the ranks.
 What glory docs to the hearts of men and love to the hearts of w0- men is revealed ag the film movea swiftly, strongly. on to its crowninG climax,
 Kelly the Second" the co-featurc offers % minutes Of continuous laughs. Patsy Kelly, Charley Chase Quinn Big Boy" Williams and oth. CT ftingters are ct their best In thif story in which romance, flying fists, racketeerlng end high hunoI motivates 1t.
 It reveals the social and profess sional advancement of . ham-and- egg fighter under the tutlago aiic sponsorship of his soda Jerking sweetheart. It presents c new idea in screen comedy construction and one that provides thrills aS well ai plenty of laughs.
 Wednesday evening, another fine variety vaudeville presentation Ol five aets carefully selected from New York theaters will be presented w'si more of tho community sing. ing which has become 90 populaI during the past three weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
LTOUOR SDEIIMIT NOTICE ON APPLICATION

This iB to give notice that 1, John Joseph Mcurntb, 0f 6 Newton T'oPrnGo, Waterbury, Conn., have aIsd mn application % datsd td,,rn MnF' n iS1h, mission for Q IleHinurant Permit for inc Hnio of alcoholic liquor on the promises CD East Main st., Water. bury, Conn. Tho buslnebs ls owned by John Joseph McQrath, 0f b New: ton TePrRce, Waterbury Conn, and will be conducted by John Joseph Mcuralh, of . Nowton Terrace Wa'
 JOHN joBEPH McuitATH..
 Dated August 18th, 1888. s'isss4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
L!1voil PsI. MT

This M to give notice that !, crm"WS HSs Wa.."S". s.nSSsr dns M VSs%"filsS1 S"ys flsS With thc LiGnor Control comniisslon Permit Tor tho val . of alcoholic il9uOr on tho premises iso North Main Bt, Waterbury. Conn. The HWsI"ssf" H,,. of tss Tarn,InGton Ave, Wa. terbury, Conn, and will De conduct ed by Herman gandits, of tls Farm. Ington Ave, Waterbury, Conn, as HERMAN sANpITz.
 Dated August Igth, i030. S-is-st
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
THEFT CHARGE
 PREFERRED

Lester Brown, Of no Elliott ave- nue, win be aFralgned cn Q charge of theft in MlddlebuFy town court tonight Brown was arrested yes- terday by Middlebury constables and held at the local police station.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
POFSoMals
Legal Notices
LIQUOR PMIMI!T PEI. MT m, !,

NOTIOH or APPLICATI0N :, dwIn TSIS j. KSlidy,V Of si Water st" Waterbury, Conn, have hled nh np. pllcaiiOn dated Aug slth. i9sS nssS, ws.n tur Sais of aicohOiic liauor on tho prem IneH 90 North Elm Bt, Waterbury. Conn, Tho business Iy owned ,by Edwin l. Kelley, Of si Water bt'' Waterbury, Conn, and VIII Dc con, du0tsd by Edwin J, Kelley or sl Water St., waterbury CohhJ hs per' "'''s' EDWIN J. KELLEY,
 Dated August 24th, iO30. B'sf"3l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
STORIES IN STAMPS By 1. s. Klein

FOR 300 years, ID to the beglns !" ming of tho 18th century, Gua. temala was kept in ignorance, under oppression. Ruled by Span. Igh governors, the native Cr0olcs heard nothing of the revolutions in France, the United States, and South America.
 But gradually news of freedom gained in other Spanish depend- encieg geeped into 0uatemala, and tho people became restless. They were appeased first by promises that weren't kept, then by offers of amnesty to political rebels. still the Guatemalans grew bold. CT. In 1911, . small force revolt. cd In San Salvador, the capital. But All other cities remained loyal to Spain and the revolt was sup. pressed. Other attempts were auelled, and many insurgents were sentenced to death. But fear Of further revolt kept the govers nor from executing the rebels.
 The tide of revolt, by that time, became overpowerlng, and even the new governor, Oavlno oainza, vent over to the lnde. pendents. In le2l, he called . meeting of citizens In Guatemala
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
LINUOR PERMIT

NOTICE OF AppblCATlVN
 This ls to glyS n9tiGS t,I a 1h"tw ws l. fSp" iS. pa"s S"'e toSgS HSE s'@ issS w wio . Tavern .pormit for tho sale Of Sip Bank Bt, Waterbury, Conn. Tho buaineHs iH owned by MARdAleno rnlnpls, of 3sl Bnnk bty Wnter1i by Peter PnlapIB, of 82i Bank SC" Waterbury, Gonna nB. permittea..,
 pIfTEH PALAPlb
 Dated August 18th, lO8O' S.l7.N
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
v,IOUOSl pIcIVMIT

NOTICE or APPhICATi0N |, deopEe T Lanria, sry of % IIeeshsI Ave- waterbury, CoDnn have lled m application dated Aug; goth Igae for . noHtaurant lIoer Permit for the sale of nlc0holia liquor on the gCs,ssss g.Issry i'|1"Si on Tn. mSst bs,nssu MGs s G owned by deorge I.aurIa, Brp Of 60 Deeeher Ave, Waterbury, Conn" nnd will Dc conducted by George T.nurln, Br, Of GO Deooher Ave- Wa terbury, COnnu -aH- permittee,
 ulsonQn LAuItiA,. sn'. |, Dnted August goth, IOBO, Bs24s8t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24


 COMPARE PRICES
 WITH OURS 'SB Ford Trunk Sedan '3O Ford Sedan and Coupe '3b Plymouth Sedan (2) '34 Chevrolet Master Sedan % Pontiac Coaches '33 TerTRplano Sedan '32 Buick Victoria Coupe go Roo Sedan, like new '33 Dodge Conv. Coupe go Terraplano Sport Coupe '34 Pontiac Deluxe Sedan Trunk '32 Packard Club Sedan '32 Btudebaker Com. Sedan, . dandy '32 Plymouth Coupe '32 Auburn Conv. Coupe '3i Cadillac Sedan ORadio) '3i Buick pass. Coupe '3i Chevrolet ConV. Coupe '30--b7 Buick Sedan 30 Cadillac Sedan go Ford Coaches (2 100 OtherBsAB low as Nothing Down Bal. aS Much aS 2A Mos. to Pay CREEL BROS., INC. 299 WEST MAIN ST.
 AGA MEADOW ST.
 Phone 3sb327 sTUDEBAKER CONVERTIBLE ROADSTER --- Completely over. hauled and painted as low as SOO down; e3b0.
 0EdHAN MOTORS, Inc. Htudobaker -- c. M. c. Agency
 37O West Main Gt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
NOTICE

I hereby subscribe t0 support the sixteen principles of Social Justice as advocated by the National Union for Social Justice and to support an Old Age Revolving Pension Act as advocated by the Townsend Move- ment.
 Signed:
 FREDERICK W. PUCKEY. Waterbury, Conn, August 2l, i03e.
 o-2A.1t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
LIQUOR ~l.Dn MIT

NOTIUS CT APpLICATIoN :, s,anl,y TSIs 'G s.shSs, Stys S%.''S Sp Of hA' d Saan'sst Ward st, "Ws,crb"fy, Gonna hayo iiled on duplication dnte4 Aug. 18th, i08V, with tho Lluu0r Control Coms niSsiOn for G TNycrn poFmlt for the sale of eicoh9lie i!guor on he Ihe d.y6SGsyh hv cS4 S'.n,oy TN% s."I"ss" s.nE.s Jr '" oTseoy Sf si oygdwxard ivy "di"ss9wWt s9" wsWterBupy, Conn" and will Do conducted by bt9nle.y W. BenkuH, JPn of 2i Edward bt,
 6TANLEY W, BIlNkUB,. Jn.
 Dated August 18th, i036. Ssi7 %
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

TWo--or three young men with cars for light delivery . couple of hours in afternoon. Steady work. AddreBs for interview, Box Cs1ii, Waterbury Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
Announcements
Lost and Pound

iOgT-Iadys BOnrus wrist watch between Giles and Webb sts. Nc' ward. Dial 4.33iS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
Male or Female

 MEN or WOMEN on selling stan House to house canvass. Rapid sell- ing w0man'S requirement. Good income and advancement to those who qualify. State age, etc. and previous employment, Address Box 0. 106 Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

NExTs Who wns Abraham Lin. eoln'e war UeeFetaFy7 @
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
Women Wanted

CHRISTMAS CARDS--Big commits sions selling personal Christmas Cards, Stationery, and [ sensation. al assortmenS. Special low priced humorous personal cards. Experi- ence unnecessary, Free samples, Wallacc Brown, 22SB Fifth Ave, New York.
 CHRISTMAS GARD SENSATIONi Bigger profits selling finest 2i fold- or assortment. Gift Wrapping, Everyday, Religious boxes; persona als. Experience unnecessary. Re- quest samples Doehla, Fitchburg b7i, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

CIEyg WHDFO resulted the "Act of In- dependence" ln Q scene shown on .
 stamp issued
 by 0uate. maia in 1907. aafvlce. Ino.l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

Employment
MOs wanVe0

IF YOU WANT TO OFT uRoCER- IFS and HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES AT WHOLEsALle, and Q wonderful chance to make up to ei6 in . day besides, send me your name imme- dlAtely. No experience necessary. New Ford sedanB given producers as bonus. Albert Mills, 200 Mons mouth, Cincinnati, o.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

A Small Amount
 Will Buy Deluxe Transportation Look Over This List 1883 Graham Sedan iO32 Pontiac ConV. Coupe iO32 Nash Sedan i03i-87 Buick 6 Pass. Sedan iO20.b7 Buick 0 Pass. Sedan 1884 Pontiac Sedan iO33 Pontiac Tour. Sedan CTrun0 iO35 Ford Tudor Sedan 1884 ChryBler Sedan 1884 Hupmobilo Sedan 1884 Nash ' Pass. Sedan CONVENIENT OPEN 0MAC EVENING" TERMS HOTCHKISS MOTOR
 co.
 "The House of Confidence" 1925 WILLOW ST.
 DIAL S-3i77
Evening star., 1936-03-19

REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
1906 K st. NV. National 1899.
AUTOMOBILE MEN-For men
who can sell used cars, we have
one of the most attractive COM
mission plans in the city. Splen-
did stock to work with, every CO.
operation given. Transportation
furnished to qualif1ers. See Mr..
Sullivan, Sullivan Chevrolet, 460
New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
"CIVIC INFORMATION"
TO BE MEETING TOPIC
Takoma Park Community League
Will Sponsor Discussion
Session. A

Special Dispatch to The Star.
TAKONiA PARK, Nd, March 10
In order to better acquaint citizens
of this community with the activities
and functions of the various govern
mental and civic organizations, the
Community League of Takoma Park
will hold a Civic Information night
next Saturday in the fire house.
The details for the event have been
announced by Frank S. Harris, chair
man of the Civic and Information
Committee of the Community League.
The history and functions of the
Town Council will be presented by a
member of that body. Other organ
izations which will be represented in
clude the Takoma Park Volunteer Fire
Department, the Women's Club Of
Tekoma Park, Lions Club, Boy and
Girl Scout Troops, the various
churches, tuberculosis Association of
the Social Security League. Takoma
Park Library, schools Of Prince
Georges and Montgomery Counties,
Takoma Park, Md.-District of Colum-
bia Citizens Association and the
Community League.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
GARDEN CONTEST
Section 3 Association Will Spon-
sor Competition.

06ELlUu y n6SOG1dI1OA " Ill 6POA-
sor Competition.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHEVY CHASE. Md, March ia
garden contest will be sponsored by
the Community Association of Section
8, Chevy Chase, it was decided at a
meeting. The committee which will
have charge of the contest and ar
range for the judging late in the sum
mer will be appointed by Harold B.
Atkinson, president of the association,
within the next few weeks. The de-
ciSion to stage a contest followed a
lecture on gardening by David Lums-
den of the Plant Pathology Division of
the Department of Agriculture.
A social hour which followed the
meeting was in charge of Mrs. F. E.
Meloy.
Evening star., 1936-03-19

prics feid' viii md an e2ceptionaI oppor-
funity to handle branch for Ford dealer.
Must be experienced appraiser and have
clean record. Mfr. Banfeld. 6720 Wiscon-
sin ave. Apply In person.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
HELP--MEN.

YOUNG MAN not over %. for interesting
graduate ambitious and desire for ad-
vancement. Must stand rigid Investigation.
Apply in person. Sales Manager. 6720 Wis.,
consin ave.
YOUNG MAN who understands meats and
drives truck. 1919 You st. NV.
YOUNG MAN in art studio; good .opportu-
nifty to learn display work and lettering.
Address Box 301 B, Star office.
YOUNG MAN of pleasing appearance to
work few hours each evening in neigh-
borhood theater. Address Box I94-X, Star
of1ce.
YOUNG MEN CD to train for outside saies-
men; permanent connection for workers
at good pay with long established business
house. Address Box 497-B Star of1ce.
A 75-YEAR-OLD local corporation. en-
gagged in the most rapidly expanding in
duStry Of this country, is now seeking the
services of 2 or 3 thinking men.
We are prepared to open our sales-record
books for your inspection to prove your
earning possibilities in this business. We
will also permit you to talk with our
present men and learn the facts at first
hand for yourself.
There is only one definite requirement.
that is. a record OF real selling experience.
Phone for appointment Thursday between
pm. and d pm. or Friday between \
m. and 10 am. District $3.50. ask for
Mr.. HOran
Evening star., 1936-03-19

WANTED.
FLOOR WALKER FOR
LARGE FURNITURE ES-
TABLISHMENT. MUST BE
OF DISTINGUISHED AP-
PEARANCE, A GOOD
DRESSER AND WITH PLEN-
TY OF POISE AND PER-
SONALITY. AN EXCEL
LENT OPPORTUNITY.
ADDRESS BOX 180-X,
STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE. colored, on suburban
place; man to do outside work and wife
cooking. Apply 1871 K st. NV.
Northumberland tai
lors and filters on ladies' suits
and coats. The Hecht Co.
Apply to George w. O'Keefe.
SALES PEOPLE-EXPERI-
ENCED; READ TO- WEAR;
SPECIALITY STORE EXPE-
RIENCED PREFERABLE.
APPLY BETWEEN 9 AND
II, PERSONNEL OFFICE,
FRANK r. JELLEFF, INC,
1214-122O F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-19

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. 429 WOOD
cities; NY. Boston. Chicago Fla. st. Louis.
Evening star., 1936-03-19

Have openings for experienced broker
age men with cars who are willing to work
as directed We have plenty of buyers
and our listinss are UP to date. See Mr.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
Evening star., 1936-03-19
WANTED-SALESMEN.

statesmen wanted, experienced in selling
advertising to retailers; must have auto
mobile and good references permanent po-
sition good income. Phone Mr.. Burden
National 1900. for appointment.
SALESMAN wanting to better himself;
must be neat: able to make at least $40
per week Address Box 314-B. Star ONCE.
ONE SALE DAILY nets S36 weekly: our
men sell one to four daily: our product
has exclusive features; every home must
use one to five: See Mr.. McCreery. to q,
Room $50. Victor Bldg. 724 9th st.
WE ARE NOW READY to add two more
statesmen to our staff: men must come well
recommended. be OF good character. neatly
dressed and have a pleasing personality,
interviews will be held between 8 and 10
am. 1923 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
HELP-MEN.

CRAFTSMAN wanted;
experienced on elevations desirable Ad-
dress Box l63B. Star Office.
AUTO SALES MANAGER-HudSon-T
plane dealer requires experienced man, one
familiar with selecting and handling sales
men and all problems relating to position,
Write fully giving information regarding
cars sold, length Of experience, previous
local employment, age and salary expected.
AddrnSs Roy ogS-R Star Office
Evening star., 1936-03-19
BOOK statesmen.

The Encyclopedias Britannica offers a
new deal to successful statesmen. Real leads
furnished and highest commissions paid.
We have an experienced trainer to assist
you. Apply between 10 and IL. S78 Ma
tional Press Bldg
Evening star., 1936-03-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN A B C shorthand in 80 days; simple.
fast accurate; individual attention: typing.
$50 up. 1924 18th NV Decatur 451O.
HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE books
and courses at various prices: quality pays.
Inquire BOYD SCHOOL. 1883 ST. n.w.
CALCULATING and comptometer machine
course. Woods School 3l1 E. Capitol st.
Phone Lincoln 003S l9'
BE A SECRETARY or JR. ACCOUNTANT
Earn more have more-opportunitles are
is in in a BOYD coURsE-UNUsUAL AD-
VANTAGES. REGISTER today for the next
class BOYD'S. 1888 st. NV. Natl. 233S
P B. X. TRAINING on busy board. with
brief course in touch typingi weeks. SIS.
Personnel Service. 1911 G. Natl. 2114.
FRENCH,PROP. from Paris guarant you
to speak French after 80 lessons: will come
to your house: reasonable. Adams 4345.
THE QUICKEST AND SUREST WAY TO
EMPLOYMENT.
Complete courses on international tabu-
lating and asserting machines are now
available to a limited number of students.
Only course of its kind offered in the city.
Easy to learn. Widely used in Government
departments. Rates reasonable. Day and
evening sessions. Glasses now forming.
Call for demonstration.
STRAYER COLLEGE.
W. rh;IoIon 'o'
Evening star., 1936-03-19

BAKERY ROUTE MAN-Laundry driver or
man with Silimar experience to ia Ike charge
Of established coffee route supplying ap-
proximately 200 customers; pays up TO
S32 so per week to start: car or light
truck required. no capital. Apply 8 am.
route superintendent. 9lS New YORK
Evening star., 1936-03-19

BRANCH MANAGER for one of the world S
largest auto dealers. New car furnished.
Salary commission and override. State
where employed and in what capacity for
past five years. Must be thoroughly expert
enced and capable of taking complete
Star Office
Evening star., 1936-03-19
HELP-DOMESTIC.

coLoRED GIRL for general housew9nrk; unnis
must have city references: stay nights'
Phone Emerson a0l2. a0l2.------------
COOK. white. general housework: basement
room and bath; references reQulreo' soV
month. Phone Wisconsin 1896. ----
COOK, general houseworker; must be ex-
perienced fond Of children; must sleep in'
no trifiers: 81 week. Phone Adams 0S2o.
GENERAL HOUsEwoRKER and plain plain
cooking; small family. upstairs room; 55o7
CAROLINA pl NV. Phone Cleveland 26ll /.
GENERAL HousEwoRKER, settled. white
or colored woman. for adult family OF 4;
must be expert cook and waitress ana good
cleaner: no laundry; prefer live in. state
wages expected and give references as to
character and reliability. Address Box
4Ss-B Star once.
GIRL. white. general housework in apt:
know plain cooking: good references: SO
month and car fare. District 1865.
GIRL. general housework and laundry:
sleep in; references required. 5O05 Attn
st. NV
GIRL. colored or white. for laundry and
cleaning. mornings; SIG a month. 1.l5
GIRL neat colored. wishes part-time or
general housework. Call Columbia 5000.
GIRL OR WOMAN. experienced in care of
child. general housework and plain cook
Phone Cleveland G34O.
MAN AND WIFE-Wife to cook or mother
and daughter $40 per month room, board.
1403 Penna. ave. NV. White.
NURSEMAID white, age 2O-35, take full
charge of two small children; stay nights
Must be fully capable and experienced. No
housework or laundry; references. Phone
National 7S2-
WHITE GIRL. refined. to care for child
board. Call Friday between 8 and IL am,
Wisconsin 1860.
WAITRESS. .colored, experienced and re,
fined serve luncheon dinner Apply 9-l2
Or after \ 70 m 1874 Conn
WOMAN single. age 25-35, colored; gh.w.,
wash. iron light cooking: warm basement
room; must stay nights. city reference; 50
week start. Phone North S0e4.
taking care of infants: references. stay
nights. Phone Lincoln 4496.
Evening star., 1936-03-19

SALESLADIES,
EXPERIENCED.
In dress and coat dept;
steady position. Apply Loeb
Co., TIA 7th st. NV.
SALESLADIES, experienced,
on dresses, coats and suits.
Permanent position, good
salary. Apply, stating full
particulars. Address Box
492-B, Star office.
ALTERATION HAND, ex-
perienced in ladies' speciality
shop; filters preferable. Ad-
dress Box 489-B, Star office.
Evening star., 1936-03-19

SUBLET ON ACCOUNT OF TENANT, AR
tlst's studio apt. furnished; antique Ori-
entail rugs. italian garden, paintings elec.
retrigerator: heat gas hot water all sup
piled; 2 fireplaceS > huge rooms kitchen.
bath. shower. 4 large closets. Convenient
Metropolitan o4Oo
Evening star., 1936-03-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

zoos, r; !. AVE. N.W.-APT,- ROOMS,
SCHAFFERT. $50 John Marshall pl.
CONN. AND FLA AVENUEs-BEAUTI-
places; 500 to S7o. Cleveland 900. 81.
2410 goth ST. NV ROOMS. KTTCH-
enette bath: nice location. near Rock
Greek Park. Resident mgr. Columbia 1901.
4 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH; ELEc.
s65. 26lS 18th NV. Columbia 1916.
CLEVELAND PARK, 3021 RoDMAN NV.
Two rooms kitchen. bath; 1nclosed porch.
sene fss sesi gas stte1 e heat incl
332 2nd ST: NE, APT: lO4> NEAR CAP
bath FTgdsTeA zig dali Murphy bed $780, See
744 sth ST. NV. ROOM, KIT, BATH.
gas elec. refrigeration, .S32 so: z; NJ.
AIKEN. 500 H st. NV. National 1855.
14O6 SHEPHERD ST. NV. CNEAR 14th)-
3 rooms. kitchen. bath, porch; heat. elec:
couple preferred. References. N
THE FAREWELL, $500. 18th ST. NV
rooms. kitchen-dinette. bath: Frigidaire on
house current.
1851 P ST. NW.-3 ROOMS, KIT, SEMI
Immediate possession.
231 18th ST. S.E.-ATTRACTTVE, LARGE
f,sSs 1s5Som a.s! apt exposures: porch heat
O fkO0h1o h11OnGN. ochA-bh Inos
cleo, heat; refined home: very conveniently
located: S47.50; adults. 767 Princeton
pl. NV.
EVANSTON 1927 18th ST. N.W.-4-RoOM
apt. screened porch. golden oak floors;
adults only. Lighted evenings.
FACING PARK. NV R., KIT. SEMI
emp. adults. Georgia 1901 or Col. 1882.
l22 18th Sc, NEAR LINCOLN PARK
rooms semi-bath. Near car line. Rea.
sonable rent 19s
MODERN SUNNY. 5 RMS. AMI. BATH IN
desired; $50. 1921 Otis pl. NV. 20.
NEAR sHoREHAM-3 LARGE RMS. KIT.
dinet., b., 3 expos. porch: gas. elec. refriE-
Grafton. Adults. SIS. Adams 6S96 after 6.
S42 5O-APT., 4 ROOMS. BATH ENTIRE
End floor. separate entrances. back porch;
near bus. 1014 N. Hudson. Clarendon. Va.
APT. 8, 1926 9th ST. NV ROOMS,
kitchen, bath, gas heat and refrigeration;
$3.50.
1920 r, Apt. 32-3 r, K, b.; q. T.; $50.
c. W. SIMPSON CO.
1924 Vermont Ave. Met. 300.
NEW FOUR-FAMILY APARTMENTS.
2 bed rooms. living room, dining space,
kitchen and screened-in back porch. 3 ex.
posures gas heat: $55. x913-4917. 1et
st. NV Inquire at 49Os LIST ct. NV. Phone
Georgia 1888.
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