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RObertSOnS
Visiting in
New Jersey
TakOma Park Family
Was With Relatives
Over Sunday.

n F.. AND MRS. GEORGE E.
M ROBERTSON, with their
wv children, Patricia and Jean,
= were in Mountain Lakes, N. j.
visiting Mrs. Robertson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Wyckooff, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Robertson entertained for her
daughter Jean in celebration of her
9Th birthday anniversary Wednes-
day afternoon at a children's party.
The guests were Jay Lewis, Marilyn
Underwood, Edward Lewis, Thomas
Whitlaw, Wavadawn Leaman, Ann
Franzen, Virginia Bozarth, Don Mag
ness, Sandy" Watts and Patricia
Robertson.
Mrs. Lillian Lamond, with her chill
dren, Ruth and Bruce Lamond, sailed
Friday from Baltimore for Jackson
vile, where they will pass 10 days
vacation.
Mrs. E. A. Collier has as her house
guest Mrs. Helen Cordero Of San An
tonic, Tex.
Mr.. v. C. Childs, who is with the
Department Of Agriculture, has been
transferred to Austin, Tex, and will
leave for that city May Is. Mrs.
Childs, with their children, Richard
and Lee, will remain here until July /.
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Fete of Nations.
Continued From Page B-3)

Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Burkart,
Miss Lulu Purcell, Miss Catherine Dun
ham, Miss Mamie Sabotka, Mr.. John
H. A, Fowler, Judge and Mrs. Gus A.
Schuldt and Miss Flora Schuldt, Judge
and Mrs. Robert z. Mattingly, Miss
Eta Austin, Miss Annie Vernon and
Mrs. Mary Edmunds.
Participants in the banquet program
will include Mr.. John A. Saul, presi-
dent Washington Board Of Trade;
Representative Norton Of New Jersey
and Representative Crowther Of New
York, Mr.. Allen C. Clark president OF
the Columbia Historical Society, Mr..
George H. O'Connor, Mr.. George Will
son, Mrs. Marie G. Deal and Miss Eva
Harvey Weaver.
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in Washington and nearby Virginia
who eagerly anticipate her annual
visit and stage appearance.
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Suburban Society.
Continued From Page B-3.)

NCOnClnueQ from rage 6-o.D
in Washington and nearby Virginia
who eagerly anticipate her annual
visit and stage appearance.
She is the daughter of the Rev.
Hunter Lewis of MaSsilla Park,
N. Mex, and her girlhood days were
spent in New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Savee Of
Sligo Park Hills, Md, have as their
house guests for Easter Mrs. J. F..
Ferguson of Pelham. N. c., and Mrs.
Savee's niece and nephew, Miss Vir-
ginia Ann Jones and Mr.. Clark Jones
of Richmond, also Miss Elizabeth Dar-
racott of Richmond, a student at West
Hampton College. They will return to
their homes Monday night, while Mrs.
Ferguson will remain several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Thee of Sligo
Park Hills. Md, have been entertain
ing Mr.. Thee's mother, Mrs H. C..
Thee of Kansas City, Mo, and Mr..
Thees brother, Mr.. w. G. Thee of
Philadelphia, who leave today for
Philadelphia, where they will spend
Easter and remain until the end of
the week.
Mrs. George w. Gather returned
Thursday to her home in Lyon Village,
Va, after spending two months in
Sebring, Fla.
Miss Clara Mae Tarbett. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Tarbett of Ia
koma Park, Md, who is a junior at
the University of Maryland, IS passing
the Easter vacation in Cincinnati as
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w E.
Mcknight. She will return Wednesday.
Miss Ann Shillinger invited IL of
her school friends and associates in
All Club work in Somerset, to be her
guests at a breakfast party this
morning at her home on Warwick
place. Somerset, Md. Those present
at the breakfast were Miss Jean Ham
bleton, Miss Nancy Hambleton, Miss
Lois Gish, Miss Pauline Gish, Miss
Mary Ellen Park, Miss Betty Jane
Bryan, Miss Helen Mae Bryan, Miss
Margaret Saylor, Miss Betty Shepard,
Miss Mildred Page and Miss Edwina
Hambleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Starry of
Drummond, Md, have as their guests
for the week, the latters sister, Miss
Caroline Powick, from Norristown,
Pa, and also Miss Olive Walton from
Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Ruth Matter
and Miss Pearl Matter, from Newark.
N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Rixey Smith
had as house guests over the week
end at their Fairfax County home,
Gracelands, near Great Falls, Va,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Phelps of Chevy
Chase. They entertained at small
dinner Saturday evening, having in
addition to their house guests, DR..
and Mrs. Allanscott Wolfe and Mr.
and Mrs. John Evans of Washington.
Mrs. James r. Stone entertained a
large group of young people in her
apartment in the Colonial Village last
Friday evening in celebration of the
10Th birthday anniversary of her
daughter, Lorraine Stone. The eve
ming was spent in dancing and play
ing various provoking games
There was also an impromptu musical
program with several of the guests
rendering piano and vocal solos.
Later the hostess served refresh
| ments in the dining room where the
table was decorated with candles, a
basket of Japanese ounce blossoms,
surrounded by tall pink candles. Two
huge birthday cakes. the gifts of a
friend, were decorated in green and
pink and favors were miniature dolls.
Around IS guests from Washington
and the county attended and brought
gifts.
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We continue to receive so many
appreciative letters from our
customers that we feel assured we
continue to give good service and
are stimulated to improve it.
No. 80 from TRIESTE, ITALY
"My household effects and
automobile have arrived
and are in excellent condi.
ton. Nothing was lost,
stolen or broken X y X This
is the first time in my con-
sular experience that |
have been able to say as
much"
"REMOVALS-Around the
Corner or around the World
by YAM"
BY motor van, Security steel
'lift" van and freight.
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Brazil Aids Co.0peratives.

Brazils Federal Council for Foreign
Trade Is studying the creation of small
farm co-operatives equipped with ma
chipery, experts and finances to aid
cotton planters throughout the country.
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Theater Taxes Scored.

Motion picture fans Of Spain demand
that taxes on theater tickets be re-
duced.
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$50 Fine for Fraud.

Joseph Hall, director Of company,
was fined $40 in London for defrauding
a subway line of q penny fare.
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Functions
Of State
Societies
Ohio Group to Give
Dance-Mass. Society
Meets Friday Night.

|HE Ohio State Society will give
dance this evening following
the closing meeting of the So
Il ciety at the Shoreham Hotel.
Senator Robert j. Bulkley. president
of the society, will preside at the
meeting and Mrs Sherwood D. Shank
land, vice president, will have charge
of the entertainment feature of the
program.
Mr.. Wade Hampton Ellis will en-
tertain with his famous 'limericks"
and Mr.. Strickland Gillian will be
on the program.
The Massachusetts, Society of Wash
ington will bring its social season to
a close with a formal dancing party
and reception on Friday evening in
the main ball room of the Wardman
Park Hotel AS has been the custom
of the society for many years, this
reception will be in honor of the Bay
States sons and daughters who are
connected with the Presidents official
family here in Washington. Invita-
tions have been extended to Miss
Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor;
Mr.. Edward F. McGrady, Assistant
Secretary of Labor, and Mrs. Nc
Grady; Mr.. William Phillips, Under
secretary of State, and Mrs. Phillips;
Assistant Secretary of State, Mr..
Francis B. Sayre; Mr.. Robert L.
O'Brien, chairman of the Tariff Com
mission, and Mrs. O'Brien; Mr. Frede-
ric H. Taber, director of the Recon-
struction Finance Corp, and Mrs.
Taber; Mr.: Charles P. Smith of the
Board of Tax Appeals and Mrs. Smith,
Mr., Charles S. Hamlin of the Federal
Reserve Board and Mrs. Hamlin, Dr.
Leonard White of the Civil Service
Commission and Mrs. White, Mr.. Jo-
Seph B. Eastman, co-ordinator of trans
portation, and Miss Eastman; Mr..
John H. Fahey, chairman of the Fed
eral Home Loan Bank Board, and
Mrs. Fahey; Mr.. Robert H. Fechner,
director of the emergency conserva-
ton work. and Mrs. Fechner; Mr.. Ed
win S. Smith of the National Labor
Relations Board, Mr.. James M. Lam
dis, chairman, Securities and EX-
change Commission, and Mr.. John j.
Burns, general counsel of the Sc
curitieS and Exchange Commission,
and Mrs. Burns. The receiving line,
headed by the president of the society,
Mr.. Frank E. Hickey, and Mrs Hickey,
will form at 10 o'clock and following
the reception a program of enter
tainment will be given. The society
will also celebrate at this time the
battles of Lexington and Concord,
April 10, which is one of the out
standing holidays in the Bay States
history. Guest reservations are in
charge of the secretary of the So
ciety, Mr.. Robert H. Kempton.
Delewareans in the District of Co.
lumbia are looking forward with much
interest to the congressional recep-
tion and dance to be held Friday
evening, April "a, in the Raleigh
Hotel.
Mrs. Margaret A. Hewett is chair
man of the Reception and Dance Com
mite, Mrs. Blanche Paul, secretary of
the society: Miss Elizabeth Groves,
executive secretary, and Mr.. George
Raymond, treasurer.
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Imports of motor vehicles into New
Zealand doubled last year.
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 21sl Mass: ave: M W.
yoiIng men to share with refined, young
man. Govt. employe; excellent meals; also
single or double 1902 Conn: ave FrIce
tyary roo sonohle North Q4O4 Decatur b46S.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.
IraAa--AN

WooDRIDGE-DETAcHED HOUSE. SIX
rooms and bath screened rear porches.
garage, large yard: / "a blocks r. /. ave-;
suit tenant: oil burner, new Frigtdaire;
Sl25. Call before Sat. North 1921.
NEAR WARDMAN. PARK HOTELS
rooms. sleeping and dining porches' Ta-
lumbia S454. 3.
ATTRACTIVELY AND COMPLETELY
furnished; 3-story single house: bed
rooms: available July 1. will lease; $50
per month. 342O Porter st. NV. CleVe-
land 9160.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. convenient
to Govt. Pts. once: SO mo. North
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

80 SHERMAN CIRCLE NV ROOMS
bath; h-W h., electricity: garage; SS5: Z.
W. SIMPSON CO, l024 Vermont ave. Met.
800
HOUSE. 1886 F ST. NE-6 ROOMS. GEL
lar ami; newly repainted throughout
$50 month Phone Emerson 6060.
CHEVY CHASE+DETACHED HOME WITH
4 bed rooms baths; oil heat; garage;
spacious grounds. w. C. g. A. N. MILLER.
Dist. 4464. 11l9 18th NV.
VACANT-12O3 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-S
T., b., ami; convenient; gar; arranged
9 families; $40. 900 Somerset pl. nw-o
r b., ami. gar; Gentle adults $3.50.
Phone Georgia 0179.
NE.-DET.: ROOMS a BED ROOMS
tile bath elec refrigeration; large yard;
Gear garage; Ss5. Address Box 399-P'
Star Office.
SOMERSET. MD, 2 BLOCKS Wise; AVE;
bus and car line; new home: 2 baths; oil
heat, built-in garage. recreation rm.
maids quarters; lovely grounds; trees
accessible to school. Kenwood Club swim
ming pool and golf links; S125. Phone
Wisconsin 1854.
2755 NICHOLS AVE. s.E:-TWo ROOMS,
kitchenette and bath; electric refrigera-
ton; shower.
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THE sUsQUEHANNA.

rooms Kitchen and bath; $45.50.
S57.5O. ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH.
400 FA1RMONT ST. NV.
Two spacious rooms. reception hall,
large kitchen. tiled bath room; 24-hour
elevator and switchboard service.
Dee MISS McNlE1L. Res. NIT. Col. 09a6s
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TIANO-Small size late model. mahosaSJ mtha a1J
baby grand Used for cGngf;on only monaoS now re
HI,ced ~ to S2S5 with bench; substantially
iess than the new price. One Of the @ most
popular moderate priced models IN our sr;cs Sto.e
and varv unusual value at this low prlCe'
ana nSlnS Js Nty;+fis 1S3O q st
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CLUB MERIDIAN.

262U 10Th ST, NV.
A delightful home residence for men and
women; lounges. drawing rooms for guests
use; high cool location for warm weather:
Country SURROUNDINGS; large, shaSR yardi
hammocks, swings. games, screens and
every comfort for Summer: hotel service;
excellent meals; double single. with private
bath. Reasonable rates.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

LADY, employed. desires single back room.
kitchen private bath. NV, close IN, st.
car June Is, $50. Phone North 5675.
/ UNFURN.- Ink. room. with closet. End
floor by refined elderly lady: in private
Gentle family: NV, section pref: reason
able Address Box 294 Star once.
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Apt ROOM NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE by
young couple; COOL walking distance.
rall North 5al4-W, y
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CONVENIENT TO MASS. AVE.
A handsome English Colonial home. 6
large rooms (3 bed rooms), open fireplace.
elec. refrigeration. a good hot-water heat
ing plant garage; a beautiful lot 167 1t:
deem The house is on a good well-shaded
street The surrounding homes are selling
for much more and this house has an ap-
pearance of a $4,000 home; only one
block to bus. Act quickly for this house
SURG FRANK S s. PHILLIPS. DISTRICT 1411.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

INST COMPLETED-S36 MODERN.
rooms. tile bath. new Frigidaire, hot water:
heat furnished. Milo Theater Bldg Phone
National 0600. Eve. Rockville 1Io-n.
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WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD

WOMAN. employed. refined. quiet. wants
room, board $50 month; respectable place
only; ref Address Box 310-R, Star office.
PLEASANT ROOM private home; quiet.
white section: empl. widow (privatel. Reply
fully Address Box 309-R. Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN desires room and board with
refined Ukranian family: good location;
Star offce. \"
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GIRLS 3 to 12 boarded on farm; modern
conveniences; $50 month. Mrs. j. D. LOU
than Rockville. Md. Phone Gaithersburg
l67-F-6 g.
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I26 WEBSTER ST. NV. Apt. 2ILarge
o. room twin beds. with or without board
with a small Jewish family. Adams SPAR
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SALE HOUSES.

corner detached brick house at less than
reproduction cost. Eight rooms. two baths,
two porches. Northwest D. G. Address
Box 373-P. Star ONCE.
NEAR I4th AND C SITS NE-S3,95O--
mi-detached brick. rooms and bath.
h.-w.h. Small cash payment and $40 per
month. Phone Columbia 2lS4-J.
YOU CAN BUY A 2O-FT. DUNCAN HOME
for only $3.50 in attractive PetwoIth; 9
rooms tiled bath. Colonial front porch ana
2 large screened rear porches, built-ln ga
rage Might consider small house in e. IN
trade OWNER. phone National 1851.
GEORGETOWN ROOMS. . BATHS. OIL
heat instantaneous hot water: IA years to
pay Good investment. paying 100. Ad-
dress Box 113-R. Star office.
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THE ARGONNE;

NEAR CAPTTOL-IN SMALL, OWNER
operated apt. bldg. Each apt. entirely sep
arated; 3rd floor; all outside rms ms, newly newly
porch Elec REFRIGERATOR. Homelike & COM
Portable, Priced to refined adults, S55. Gar.
snare avail 11S 4th me-
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BOATS.

HIGH-sPEED oUTBoARp MOTOR od6T for
sale reasonable After O'clock Soo'
Douglas st. ne.
FOR SA.E-Cabin Cruiser. 81 it., cheap
for cash Three years old: see nappS
GamhIe Port TaboCco, Marylaha.
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TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

HTLLCREsT, $500 18th st. n.w.-Excellent
meals, experienced dietitian; reasonable
rates.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES,

Cash FOR OLD HOUSES: PREFER ONES
needing repair E. A. GARVEY District
45OS, J126 VT. ave.
HAVE CASH CLIENTS FOR SMALL BRICK
houses
FRANK NJ. DOYLE Realtor,
927 18th st. NV District 1855
ALL CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR SMALL
house, any condition Will also buy the
furnishings. Mr.. SMITH. District 0663. IL
WE HAVE BUYERS
For homes under s6 600. II you want 20
make a quick sale mail full details. price,
etc, to
Howenstein Realty Corp,
141S H St. NV. District 1877.
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APARTMENT BUNGALOW.

$50 MONTHLY ?. H A. LOAN.
Builder is starting several brick bunga-
lows on soft. wooded lots in beautiful
D. G. suburb. Large living room dining
room. bed rooms, modern kitchen. tile
hath. full basement. hot-yater heat. FIRE
place. furred walls, oak doorS. Sample
house on display Plans and pictures upon
request Phone BUILDER. National 1850.
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ROOMs-FURNISHED.

5a56 SHEPHERD ST. NW-Large front
room for Gentleman; adjoining bath; prl-
Vate home Phone Columbia 25l6.
1874 COLUMBIA RD,-s3 so wk. sing, e;
double So. clean cool outslqe: paa54S pa544SS'
chw: . car lines; men: ADAMS LOz1o:
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1442 r. I. AVE. NV.
RooMs-UNFURNISHED.

TDEATI,Y located NV. section large rm..
windows, next bath: convenient car
lines; employed gentleman. North 4746 9
l23 18th NE-Two rooms, unfurnished;
gas and lights included. Lincoln 5420:
1914 3rd NW-Large room, kitchen ana
private bath: Frigidaire, gas, electric, tel
ephone included; cool: new nome, near
bus. car; price, $40. Randolph 463o.
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0f23 9TH ST. W-Newly furnished room. |
in detached house, cross ventilated. large I
aloset, priv. bath (shower). Call Ga. 2932.
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.

FALLS CHURCH, VA.-C.h.w.; splendid
table. Falls Church 266.
WILL BOARD well-behayed boy under
high-school age companion to SON. refined
home. Address Box 453-P. Star office.
SUBURBS OF EXANDRIA-Vacancy for
two young men on l5-acre farm for young
people in spacious home: transportation
furnished Phone Alexandria 4F-22.
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10th AND EMERSON-Exceptionall nice
furnished room. with twin beds; inner. sT.
private home; board optional. Pnone
Georgia 1915.
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IoTs I6th-I,arge room, l or men. semi
private bath; best neighborhooo' waking
distance. near cafes.
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IN A PRIVATE HOME. with refined peo-
Pile. nicely furnished bed room for one
e L. calm
Evening star., 1936-06-08

2O04 FRANKLIN ST. N.E.-One very large
room Ink; gas electricity phone, eiec.
refrigerator; Ss week; adults. North O696:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-RADio

REAT- GOOD VIOLIN at a bargain; perfect
Condition. 1912 st. Sc. Phone Atlans"
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

RTNGALOW. FURN. OR PARTLY FURN.;
< rms, screened sleeping porches, large
living and d. r., oil heat double garage;
cool. quiet, NV. easily accessible. Address
Rox Asp, Star office. g..
SIMMER OR LONGER, CENTRAL LOCA-
fion: o r. Q b., 5 b. L.. upstairs lr.; cool.
Comfortable, Mrs Lynch WAGGAMAN &
BRAWNER. 100 Eye st. NV. Met. 1850.
o434 TUNLAW RID. N.W.-NEWLY FUR
ncrches elec. refrigerator and washer; rea-
sonabie Available to January l.
5010 7th ST. N.W-8 R.. B.. AMI. GAR:
Gentle adults; $40. Phone Georgia 0179.
BETHESDA, PLEASANT HOME. GRAND
for children; 10 rooms, 3 baths, porches,
garden. Phone Wisconsin 506S.
900 RICHMOND AVE, SILVER SPRING.
Nd rooms. 8 bed rooms. fenced yard;
owners furniture: washing machines
Convenient transportation. June Is to Sept.
Is 500 Phone Shepherd 1881.
DETACHFD sIX-ROOM HOUSE WITH
Sleeping porch and large shady lawn. COM
nIefeiy furnished: on bus line June 15-
Sept. 1. Phone Decatur 3595-W.
CLEVELAND PARK-23rd OF JUNE FOR
8 months S110 month: most comfortable
house for Summer; 3 large bed rooms and
study. each 4 or 3 windows; baths; also
Pee s rooH enc orefriEerStor. Ii at ssos 3bth ct.
NV Phone Cleveland Os40.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-4 BED ROOMS. 2
baths; all improvements; large shade trees;
june Is to October l. RET. Emerson 1905.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
HOUSE, UNFURNISHED; 4 BED ROOMS.
2 baths, maids room and bath; garage
Wilson High School district. BY nrSt Au-
gust on long lease Emerson 7742.
BUNGALOW RMS. BY RESPONSIBLE
couple with small girls. Must have ga
rage large yard. near grade school MOI
over $50 rent Phone Adams 4945-J. q
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

CHTcKs-8- 900 officially blood-tested. day
oId and started; on hand for immedlaLIe I
delivery. Hines Hatchery Ashton l4'-"'
S1pv CIJTCES Guaranteed; New Hamp,,
Ehires, Orders booked for July 2S ana iaa
after sit, Inspection invited; Special price ioI
,July and August Sam Rice's Hatchery anu
Poultry Farm. Ashton, Nd. Phone 40
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APARTMENTs-UNFuRNIsHED

S62 80. 2 ROOMS, KIT. BATH.
1919 G ST. NV.
Free Gas. Electricity, Refrigeration
Outside corner apt. : large. bright
rooms, bed room with cross ventilation
light oak foorS, shower. 24-hour elevator
and switchboard service.
See Mr.. DAVIS Res Mgr Met 6R3n
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COAL. WOOp. FUEL OIL.
CArTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

coAL-Finest Pa. anthracite; 2;240 4Gs lbs; Gos q
CO 6301 Blair rd NV. Georgia 1854.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
srAI1

ROOM for business girl in cool, attractive
apt. home privileges. Call Col S766.
1TI5 DE SALES ST, opposite Mayfiower-
Groom, furnished apt. with private lava
tory: l room light housekeeping: every
thing furnished %
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P1ANo-New. small size Stpdio up SprignsSiii snsii
Son,s or as a practice instrument They
are sturdiIy built and have an e@xeeptlSSnnoo keep Sno
aIIy good tone for their size ray 9Io
sa.rr, Xitt,s 1230 G st.
Evening star., 1936-06-08

PIANOS-We have a good seIectIon o. 1n6c useu
pianos at all prices; grandsi SLIP a tS s3o1; To-
Conditioned in our own shop and are In
the h~st possible condition. Easy terms
Kitt's 1880 G. st.
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

LEE HEIGHTS, VA, near washington Golf
Club-High elevation, new home, cooi
room; garage Phone Clarendon 13s1-W
II OAK ST, Rosement. Va;-Nice, com
Portable room. SIS per month; gentleman
Phone Alexandria 1903.
MD CLUB GARDENS-Attractive rooms
with sitting room private bath; swimming
pool gym Telephone Hillside 06Oo. s.
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NORMAN MARSH

on THEIR WAY TO THE
AloEOuT WHERE DAN ANO THREE
OPERATIVES ARE WAITING. WE FIND
TWO CARS CONTAINING SHANGHAI. JUG :,
AElkiE, SAELlA AND TEN GuNhEN -
Evening star., 1936-06-08

WHEN YOU HAVE your cattle ready IT. Z
shin T itI cali for s. HYATT. I need cows. pulls
calves hoes lambs. Write 4os ST. ssw' ~.
or phone Met. 1888.
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FRAME HOUSE.

Eight rooms. bath; a real buy; excellent
location; new slate roof. new heating plant:
This home can be had for the sum Of
$4,000. Very easy terms Information. call
District 3347. Mr.. PALMER.
TAKOMA PARK. D. c.. 66O5 2nd NV
Bargain; 5-room modern home. 5000;
$3.50 cash. $50 month. Bargain. between
Washington and Alexandria. Va. brand
new. Corner, Broom brick bungalow.
S7.25U: terms. JOE CURTO. 331 H st. ne.
Phone Lincoln 10141.
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USE BoNUs-MovE RIGHT IN
II APENnnN VA
TAKOMA PARK.

707 Garland ave-See and buy this new
brick home. rooms and bath first hoor
also 3-rm. apt with separate entrance.
This home is situated on nice size lot in
new refined neighborhood. open evenings
this week
MOPPTCON ACENCV
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

TOY FOX TERRIER PUPPIES fine sa4e 5I3e
sycamoTe I'd Phone Tuxedo 17oo-1'
u alttrnn Md
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Five large rooms. bath. extra large living
and bed rooms. beautiful kitchen. Large
lot. high elevation. Convenient TO cars;
buses. stores and schools To inspect. call
Mr. Fields. Georgia 2O42.
WApT = 3, JAMES INC
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EXCHANGE.

GENTLEMAN MOVING FROM NEW YORK
will exchange attractive home on Long
Island for Washington suburban home, QAu
OWNER. Natl. 00Ss; eyeninGA 9hep. eA9e.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ELDERLY WIDOW, ALONE: WANTS QUIET.
france. BY 10Th at latest. Address Box
6s-R. Star office.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES TO SUB
lease Srm. furnished apt. northwest sec
tion near car line. Address BOX 2V4-h'
Star office. =
iTNFTIRNTSHED MODERN, TWO-ROOM
and Kitchen apartment. Petworth section:
first floor. July l or Is. by settled settled couple q
lease If suited references; AooreSS y. f.
Evening star., 1936-06-08

baby Crand in excellent condition. now
only $3.50 with bench to match mat afvle GoGe a2e
eYfremeiy scarce so. condition considered
this grand is a real value. kits 1851
Evening star., 1936-06-08
HorysEs-FUR. AND UNFUR.

NEW CHEVY CHASE HOME EXCELLENT
iMocet;on: 4 corner bed rooms. complete
haths iayatory first floor. screened porch:
Complete insulation. e E Oil ~ furnace; FmS;sd WI
Viii rent unfurnished. Phone Emerson 36ll.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
RENT-FLATS.

NEW DUPLEx-4s32 N H: AVE. NV
rooms g bed roms) and bath Rsn5'
S57 so. Heat and hot water IurnlSSn,eo;; S,;
co. 1n1Q 18th st. NV. Metropolitan OlOO.
Evening star., 1936-06-08

NEAR 18Th AND r l. AVE NE.-VA-
cant; reconditioned 7room house; bath,
cellar attic; oil heat. electric refrigerator
Greenwood 2232, at night. or come to 1926
37th ST. ne near r. / ave Sc