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The Washington times., 1936-02-05
g. W. BASKETERS RISK WIN STRING AGAINST
Teams Clash
Tonight In
G.W.Gynn

A high.scoring Davis and FL
kins College basketball team, win
ner of 13 out of is starts this
season, opens a four-day inVar
sion of this vicinity tonight when
It matches shots with George
Washington University's strong
five at 8 o'clock in the H Street
gymnasium.
Not only will the Senators
from West Virginia attempt to
snap G. WIS winning streak
meanwhile prolongins their own
that now covers IL games-but
in addition will try to repeat q
victory with which they upset
the Colonials here a year ago.
Last winter G. w. wilted under a
last-half drive, the Senators win
ming, 48 to A, after trailing.
22-l, at one stage Of the contest.
Tomorrow night the visitors en-
gage Catholic University at
Brookland. On Friday night they
meet Mt. st. Mary'S at EN-
mitsburg and on Saturday return
here to play Southeastern Uni
versity.
Maryland Enters Team
Maryland University will send a
small squad to the Junior A. A. U.
indoor meet at Philadelphia, Pa,
next Wednesday. The crack re-
lay team will be included IN the
group. .:-..
Coleman Headley, besides run
ming in the relay, will seek the
1000 meters crown. Warren
Evans, also q relay man, will go
after the 600 meters event, while
, Joe Ryan will try for the 30
meters dash.
Maryland's boxing squad is
rounding into shape for Fridays
match with North Carolina. A
few. changes in the lineup may
be made, including Blair Smith or
Ed Pearson in the 165-pound class
in place of Harold Kelly. The Old
Liners also engage the University
Of Virginia basketers in the
Ritchie coliseum at 8:15 O'Clock.
D. C. Teams Beaten
Local college basketball teams
did not fare so well in engage
ments last night. Catholic UNI
versity went down to defeat before
Geneva, AZ to 20, while George
town lost to Canisius College, 43
to SO. at Buffalo. N. Y
Pc A zone defense which worked to
perfection featured for Geneva
over Catholic University, George
Pennebaker and Ed Hurley starred
on the attack with is and IL
points, respectively. Irish Carroll.
with II. led the Cards. .+.
Canisius went at top speed to
defeat Georgetown. The New
Yorkers got off to a nice start
and held their advantage all the
way despite some excellent sharp
shooting by Mario Gregorio and
some "inside" work by Harry BaS-
sin. Gregorio scored Z points,
BaSSin, 8. The Hoyas' only chance
to redeem q disastrous year would
be a stunning victory over the un-
beaten New York U. five in the
Tech High gym Friday night.
The Washington times., 1936-02-05
Sports Results

Geneva ........42 Catholic U.......2S
CanlsluS AS Georgetown -. .46
Mt. ct. Mary's. .38 w. Maryland. . 81
The Washington times., 1936-02-05

George Washington Presidents
and John Marshall High, Of Rich
mond, clash here at 4 o'clock Sat.
urday afternoon in q court game
for the championship Of the cen
tral division in class ga"
The Washington times., 1936-02-05
Service Pinmen
Bowl Tonight

ALEXANDRIA Va, Feb. SKI.
wants and Rotary Club bowling
teams battle tonight on the Health
Center alleys to determine the lead
In the service club league here.
In another match Lions and
Executive boWlerS hook up.
The Washington times., 1936-02-05

"Pop" Gill, superintendent Of
armory hall for the last II years.
died today at the Alexandria Hos.
pital after . brief illness.
He was well known in sports in
washington and northern Wiz.
ginia.
The Washington times., 1936-02-05

st. Mary's Celtics and Colum.
bia Firefighters collide in the first
Of a five-gsme series here Friday
night.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
GRAN ASAMBLEA DE IRA.
sESTA NOcHE
EN- Ell CENTRIC OBRERO

Esta noche, a las 8, Sc cele :
brarauna gran Asamblea de los
trabajadCres de la industrial del
tabaco en- ell Centre Obrero, en-
la cual haran uso de la palabra
ell Rresidente de la Union In :
tarnacional de -TabaQueros de
America Mr.. R. E. Van Horn,
f.. McEister, Sra, Jgsafina de
la Grana y otros trabajadores
mas. que seilalaran los males que
Sc avecinan a los empleados de
la industrial del tabaco de Tam
pa, e indicaran ell canine a Sc
guir en- ell future 81 Sc quieren
evitar esos males.
Ell Comibe Consultivo Conjun
to pide a todos los trabajadores
que asiStan a esta reunion tan
importante.
j. r. GOazGIO,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
LAS PELEAS DEL VIERNES
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Los boxers que ganen SIS pc
leas en- ell torneo de elimination
que Sc viene efectuando en- Ben
jamin Field, bajo los auspicios
del promtor Jimmy Downing,
tendran de oponentes a los que
ganen igual competencia en- la
ciudad de Nueva Orleans. Los
boxers de Nueva Orleans seran
traidos a Tampa por ell promo
tor de aquelIa ciudad, senior
Martin Burke, de acuerdo con
ell promoter Jimmy Downing.
John Alvarez, que trabaja
con M. Perez, desea probarle a
Levine y a Baby Marriet, que
ell puede pelear con ellos. Con
csc objeto hara su debut frente
a Johnson, que la semana pasa-
da le gan6 por knock out al pro
tegido de Levine Y Marriet.
Entire los otros matches sena
ladOs para pasado maiana esta
ell de Stevens Montana, de 268 Ii
bras, que Sc enfrentara contra
Buk Harris, de 200. Despues de
.perder su primera pelea, Harris
ha ganado sus dos dltimos. Por
ESQ ha sido escogido para enfren
tarse con Montana.
En- el mismo programa figu-
ran Eddie Hill, de Tampa, con.
ira Boy Johns, y Baby del Va
lie contra Charles PARA.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
Ell "CHINO" PELEARA CON
IRA GEORGIE LEVY Ell
OLA VEINTE

George Levy, de New York,
ma sido firmadO para enfrentar
Sc con Ell idolo de West Tampa,
Chino Alvarez, ell viernes 20 del
actual, en- ell cuadrilatero de Ben
jamin Field.
Levy anunci6 que estaria a :
qui pasado mahana, a fin de po-
der eDtrenarse durante siete
dias, antes de medir 2sus fuer :
zas contra Ell peso ligero que os
tenta ell campeonato de su divi-
sion entire los boxers del Sur.
Ell record del muchacho de N.
York es de los que no dejan lu-
gar a dudas sobre 81 calidad SUI
perior. Ha peleado seSenta v Gin
co wees. Ha ganado en- cincuen-
ia de estos encuentfos, ha en-
patado en- 10 y solo ha perdido
en- cinco.
Entire glas vlctimas de Levy
.figuran boxers de la calidad de
Baby Miller, y de Petey Hayes,
vencedor a SUI vez de Kid Che :
,olate, Ell ex-campe6n eubano.
En- el semi-final del pr6ximo
viernes Sc enfrentaran Mario
Santa y Sammy LOdato, a seis
asaltos.
Existe verdadero entusiasmo
por la pelea del Chino" quien
al fin va a medir sus fuerzas
conra un boxer de calidad.
Ell "lleno" del viernes 20, en-
Benjamin Field, promote ser
de esos que hacen epoca en- los
.anales boxfsticos de una cipdad.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
Ell Case CAR


NUeva York, Mario LILA
Oomisi6n Atletica del Estado de
.Nueva York pospuso hasta mar
70 q ell examen del ecaso" de
los boxers G~as!anaga y Carne-
rs, pesos completes que Sc en- :
frentaron ell viernes 1ltimo en-
Madison S~quareSGarden, y de
Fquienes Sc dics-qrs-actGanb ajo
Ell mismo manager, Louis Sor-
est.
La denuncia fue hecha por
Solly King, ell cual reclama su
derecho para actuar como mana
ger del peso complete espahol,
con ell cual asegura tener un
contrato cuya vigencia no ha 81
do anulada por tribunal alguno.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
H Y HAD1EY FUERA
DE E

San Petersburg, Mario IL
Dos estrellas de los Yankis, Lou
Gehrig, primera base, y Bump
.Hadley, pitcher, quedaron fue-
ra de juego, despues de las prac
ticas de hoy. Ninguno de los dos
sin embargo, sufri6 un acciden
te grave que indique que estara
|fuera-de 3Uego en- los comien-
Fzos de- la temporada.
ice Di Maggie, Ell valioso out
fielder recien adquirido por los
Yankis, hizo una gran demos :
TRACTION en- las practicas efectua
das durante TODD ell dfa de aver.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
MUNGO FIRMO SU NUEVO
CONTRATO

Clearwater, Mario 11.-Van
Mungo, estrella de los pitchers
de Brooklyn, firm6 aver sd con
trato, para la temporada de
1886, despues de haber perma-
necido como "rebelde" durante
las Gltimas semanas,
Sc asegura que Mungo CANA
ra 1850 pesos durante la pro-
xima temporada. FL habfa pedi-
do 10000, pero parece que al
fin Sc conform6 con quinientos
pesos menos. La temporada an
ierior Mungo solo gan6 1900
pesos.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11


.tantes, v que seguramente Sc
ran mas del agrado de los IA
.haticos SON 10 sconcertadOs pa
ra manana jueves, contra los
campeones de la liga americana
y ell domingo contra los Medals
Rojas, considerados como ell me
jor conjunto para la Temporal
da 1886. Els precise recordar
que en- los Medals Rojas figu-
ran players de tantAeconocida
fama- como Wesley FerrelsLef.
ty Groves, Jimmy Foxx, Roger
|Cramer " Eric McnGairs para
comprender que Sc trata, en- vel
dad, de I'm club ehampionable.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
DEPORTES
LOS 'ROJOS' "A MA
MANA EN- PLANT FIELD
CON LOS TIGRES'

Hoy por la manana comenza-
ron en- Plant Field sus practi-
cas- tampehas los muchachos del
Club Cincinnati, de la Liga Ma
cional de Base Ball. Aunque ell
primer contingente de jugado-
res lego a esta ciudad en- la tar
de del lunes, ell resto de sus com
paferos no 10 hizo sino en- la
'noche de aver. Por este, Y por
las lluvias caidas durante los
dias pasados, las practicas de
los "Rojos" en- Plant Field no
Sc iniciaron hasta hoy por la
maiiana.
Antes de arribar a Tampa,
los muchachos de la Ciudad Rel
ma hicieron un recorrido por
varias ciudades de Puerto Ri
co y la iRep6blica Dominicana,
jugando tambien desafios de
exhibition en- Miami Y en- Fort
Myers.
Pero sus series ininterrum-
pidas con los Clubs de las Lii
gas Mayores no Sc iniciaran
hasta mafana. Ell primer juego
de esta nueva etapa, sera con-
tra los Campeones Mundiales
de Mickey Cochrane, en- la tar
de de mafiana. FL viernes los
"Reds" iran a Clearwater, para
enfrentarse con los Dodgers.
huego jugaran cast diariamen-
te en- Plant Field, contra diver
SOS conjuntos de ambas ligas
mayores, antes de emprender
ell viaje definitivo hacia ell Nor
te, para abrir la temporada, en-
Cincinnati, a mediados de abril
pr6ximo.
De todos los juegos anuncia-
dos para los dfas siguientes en-
Plant Field, los dos mas impor-
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
- tn relOI2

-IY tn reloj7
Luis Sc ruboriz6, como cole
gial sorprendido en- ell momen-
to de cometer una falta.
0-iNi reloj !-balbuced tur-
badO ,esf0 (andose por sonreir,
|-fMi b., Pues ETA roto,
Ssabes layer Sc me|tay0 y Sc
rOmpiG.. y 10 tengo a compo-
ner; por ESQ no sc siquiera a
que bora vine.
Esto era natural, era verosi-
mil, y, sin embargo, fu6 dicho
de tai modo, que deSpert6 u des
|confianza de Rosali.
Miro con inquietdd a su a.
'mante y motto que habia desapa-
.recido Ell alfiler de su Srbata:
.sigui6 su examen y ech6. de yer
lue no llevaba sus sortijas.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
PENSION PARA FL
DOCTOR FERNANDO
MENDEZ CAPOTE.

Habana, mario 11.-El Con-
sejo de Secretaries acord0 aver
una nueva pension de $1,000 a
nuales para ell doctor Fernando
Mendez Capote, superviviente
del fusilamiento de los estudian
ties de medicina de 1871.
Tambien Sc acord6 aumentar
la pension que disfrutan a las
hijas del sabio y fil6sofo desa-
parecido Enrique Jose Varona.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
LOS DEERE.
CHOS ~CONSULARES

Habana, MARCO 14.-Propues
ia por oil seeretario dc Hacien-
da y luegor de escucharse la O.
pini6n del secretario de Esta-
do, aver sc dispuso que Sc au-
mentaran en- un 1S% los dere-
dhOs consulares sobre mercan-
cfas procedentes de los Estados
Unidos y Canada.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
HORNSBY TRtABAJA EN- LA
PRIMERA BASE

West Palm Beach, Mario IL.
Ell manager de los CARMEL
|tas," Rogers Hornsby, continue
|practicando en- la primeraa base.
tsEs possible que 20 me quede
en- ests pOsici6n-dijo ell ma :
mayer de los sanluisenos q los
que 10 interrogaron-, Y co =
mience en- ella regularmente la
temporada pr6xima."
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
CD Rosalia, deteniendOle..

CD Rosalia, deteniendole.-
No 10 consiento! L.. No tie deja-
Ire salir sin que me digas que
tie pasa
-Nada,-repuso Ell.
No es verdad. Lo supongo,
10 adivino; pero no me basta
quiero que me 10 digas... HAS
debido decirmelo Antes Y sin
que 20 tie 10 preguntase! mo
me amas?
isl no te amase...!
-Pues, amandome, debes
tener ~confianza en- mi y debes
decirmelo TODD.
iDejamel
-Repito que no, que no te
dejo, que has de deeirme que
tie pasa.
-PerO siA,.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
G 4 Los EN-
PLEADOS Sc ACORDO O.
TRIO CREDITO

Habana, mario 11.-Tam-
bien fue puesto a disposition
del Secretario de Gobernaci6n
un credito que acord6 ell conse-
jo para pagan ell mes de febre-
no a los empleados temporeros
de aquella secretaria.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
Ell LINE UP DE LOS ROJOS

Ell manager Charles Dresser
ha anunciado va ell orden al ba-
te de su sjugadores, para ell jue-
leo inaugural de manana, fren-
tie alos Ti0Ces.
Hello aqui:
Chapman, IF.
Riggs, BIB.
Cuyler, CT.
McQuinn, lib.
Campbell, C.
Walker, RF.
Myers, IS.
Kampouris, 2B.
Freitas, P.
, Los oficiales
Los oficiales del club Cincin'
matt no han dado a conocer auT
LA situaci6n de los jugadores r.
beldes: lombard catche; The
venow, infielder; Herman, out.
fielder; Grisson, pitcher,
Goodman, outfield.
Sc espera, sin embargo, que
la situaci6n de todOs estos ire
beldesY sea solucionada de un
momento a otro.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11

cuenta.
Rosali palideci6.
Miro a su amante Significant
vamente y dijo, con voz temblo-
rosa:
Que vuelva Otro dia... Hoy
no puede SER,
La gaceta., 1936-03-11

Z Sc ALQUILA una. gran casa
en- ell 1920 de la Is aVenida. Su-
ficiente para dos familias, cinco
grandeso hahitaciones, gran CO.
rredor, cOcina, bano y garage.
InfOrma Maxine Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1936-03-11

.Luis 81 mordi6 los labios.
ErEbor e~nrojeci6 su rostro
y luego torn6A Mido.
Sali6 la doncella sonriendo
maliciosamente Y voivieron a
quedarse callados.
DE pronto, Luis pGsose en-
pie, diciendo:
-lMe voyl
-iNO. ahOra nOl-le repli-
La gaceta., 1936-03-11

@Que signiftca este, Luis? lenaron de lagrimas,
-exclaen6. iEIa que pensaba haberle Pc
zQCe@interrog6 81, con- dido aIgGn dinerol
fuse. No sc atrevi6.
-Dices que tn reloj esta ro- Los dos estaban tristes.
ito, que b tenen a componer.. Por primera vz desde que Sc
Yes verdad. amaban, no sabian que decigse.
-Bueno, pase; pero iy ell al La donG6la anVpai6 que ell al
filler de tn cOrbata? muep6 estaba servido, y Luis
7Eh? Idijo. =
ely tus sOrtijas?. No quisFo almorzar; no
ZDejame-replc6 con V11tengo apetito.
lencia Ell j6ven-No habsmos -Yo tampoco,-anado Ro-
de ESQ. salt.
-Pero.. Y no almorZaron.
: liz 10 sup POGO despues vovi6 a presek
Itarse Ia donceIa.
-Sehorita,-dijo a la j6ven,
Rosali no ias i6. ldandOe .un papel-Alh. esta eli
Guard6 sient y sus OiOs Sc tendero que viene q eOhrar eHa
La gaceta., 1936-03-11
nos amamos? F1es entre q dol

nos amamOs P1es entire Is dos
no debe haber nj tuyO nj mio."
Sc amino al verle a su lado
perNlprOntO volvi6 a su tpquie-
tud, al notar que Luis tambien
estaba triste, Eunque hacia eS
fuerzos lara disim HarlO.
NeceI taba saber la causa de
su trist "a, y smpsz6 Ia serie de
preguntlA }, dieiendOle.
tPor que has venido tan
tardE X
Tande 2--FepHso 81, since
sorpre6dido-La mis-
ma hOraode tOdos los dias.
No; llevo va un gran ratio
esperandote.
-Pues ique bora es2
@No 10 sabes?
La gaceta., 1936-03-11

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Evening star., 1936-11-14
MAN KILLS NURSE
AND STAYS SELF
Richmond Ambulance Driver
Blamed for Murder
and Suicide.
BY the Associated Press.


RICHMOND, Va, November IA
Jane Collins, 26-year-old nurse. and
John Moschetti, city ambulance driver.
were shot to death on a street here
last night as the result of what Cofo-
ner Paul Kimmelstier said was murder
and suicide.
Lieut.. o. D. Carton of the city
police said that Moschetti seized the
Young woman as she stood on the
steps of her home with friend, w.
B. Landon, who was preparing to escort
her to the movies. The ambulance
driver dragged Miss Collins across the
street, Carton said, and shot her
through the head. She died instantly.
Moschetti then turned the gun on
himself and died beside the woman on
the sidewalk.
I,andon told officers that Moschetti
left his parked car near the home and
approached them on the steps. AS he
pulled Miss Collins across the street by
the hand, she called to Landon:
60 back and call the police; he's
got gun!'
DR.. Kimmelstier pronounced his ver-
dict of murder and suicide after ques-
tioning Landon and several other wit
nesses at the scene.
Friends of the slain nurse told police
that Moschetti, who had driven the
Memorial Hospital ambulance about 10
years, had been going with Miss Collins
three or four years. The man hao
been married, but was divorced.
Evening star., 1936-11-14
Once Declined Decoration.

Sainte-Beuve, the famous French
writer of last century, was so consclen-
tious as to once decline the Cross OF
the Legion of Honor because he felt
that it was offered him not so much
for his literary merit as because sew
eral of his personal friends were righ
in power and they had got it for him.
Evening star., 1936-11-14

STOCK BOYS,
Young white men of integ-
rity and good character be-
tween ages 16 and 81 for gen.
eral usefulness around a de-
partment store. Permanent
position for those who quail
fy. Address Box 119-T, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1936-11-14
STEADY MPIOYMENT

For men of sober habits and good repu-
c. drivers permit; salary S17.50 per
week. plus commission and bonus: pos
sible earnings. S35 week. This. is not
ceiling proposition. 1855 22nd st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-11-14

'THOMAS ClKCLE CLUB. l0-b MASS. ave.
n nw-Large front room. semi-prlyate baths
twin beds: ladies preferred.
Evening star., 1936-11-14
SAlESMEN.

statesmen, experienced in mems furnish
ings. by local mems clothing store. Tor
month of December. Address Box 17-S.
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-11-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1901 BJLTMORE ST. near 18th and Col.
I'd d.-Beautifully turn, outside rooms. suit
able for two or three. Excellent weu-bai-
anced meals.
1909 10th ST. N.W.-Young people; ex-
auisite room for or 3; available Nov.
18th; fine food variety: see II
g2O 10th ST. N.W-Young lady to share.
with another. nicely furn.. double rm..
closets; warm.
2OI3 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Boarding club.
with all conveniences: ladies and gentle-
men: Beautifully located: excellent meals.
1908 N ST. N.W.-Comfortabl rooms. re-
fined atmosphere: excellent meals: Govt.
or professional people.
1905 EUCLID NW.-Newly decorated apt,
Bed rm. Iiv. rm., priv. bath; suit. 2 or 3
girls: excellent meals.
1883 N ST. N.W.-Large front room for
young men: excellent home-cooked meals:
home environment: S35 month each.
1928 MASS. AVE. N,w.-Double room tor
iicious home cooking; S35 month each,
Continued on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1936-11-14

1867 PARK RD.-Cheerful. single. front.
corner room near bath: phone. S12 per
month; employed lady. Adams 3343.
1870 EYE ST. Nw.-Double room. second
floor; also single; garage. Phone Metro
politan o051
Evening star., 1936-11-14

I129 JANIER PL Nw-Large. sunny
double room, twin beds. inner-spring mat
tress. Near 18th ana Col. I'd. Adams
Evening star., 1936-11-14

1417 HARVARD ST. Nw.-Beautiful.
newly furnished. front double room. CO.
mara
Evening star., 1936-11-14

1911 s ST. N.w.-Room. second floor next
to hath. So week; third floor. $3.50. Board
onfiOnal
Evening star., 1936-11-14
DOGS, PETS, ETC,

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
POINTER, for sale. frst-class, thoroughIy
broken. cheap. Call at 439 Franklin st.
NV.
cheap. John Adams. Manassas. va. I5s
IRISH SETTER PUPS. 8 mos. registered
stock; ready Fall training; invite inspec-
ton Pups and parents: 3849 Wilson Blvd.
Clarendon. Va. Walnut 0lS7.
HARTZ MOUNTAIN CANARIES choppers;
male, 81: female, 81. Mrs. s. N. McCune
2333 Que st. Sc. Lincoln 1715-J.
DOGS-Several medium and small dogs
home in Suburbs: applicants provide license
and make donation according to dog in
ciuding, / collie Irish terriers, 2 police
Protective Association. Wisconsin 4024 (no
Sunday calls).
SCOTCH TERRIER. purebred. j year old,
house broken: reasonable. Wisconsin 325S.
400 Langdrum lane. Ch Ch. Nd
rabbit dogs). W. E. Hyatt Temple Mills
rd. Mo- or call DR.. Z. M. Butz. I'll East
Capitol. Lincoln 0012.
AT STUD.
MILLION DOLLAR SENSATION.
The sensational Boston Of 1898: IL lbs,
Drive out and see this wonderful little
DEE GEE KENNELS. SHEPHERD a7ao
PUPPIES.
1 all-white male, Pekingese. 8 mos.
old. beautiful specimen $40 90
l WeSthighland white terrier female % 90
beautiful Boston females. S mos.
Otner Boston. 10 weeks Old $500
eoeseP spaRies Riehty OF and and
l black female Scottie e------- 20 90
A few smooth fox terriers S5' 90 and 81 oo
Defense Highway Kennels. . miles from
Biadensourg on Defense Highway. 15'
Evening star., 1936-11-14
ROOMS WANTED.

UNFURN. RM.. use of kitchen. by couple;
reasonable: good reference. Address Box
415-S. Star office. ID.
ROOM with private bath; location, west
of 14th St vicinity Randolph; breakfast
desired Address Box ct Star once.
WANTED-On Dec by young lady, Cspi-
tol employe, studio room and breakfast
or bed room with small sitting room with
between Capitol and Dupont Circle, on or
very near car or bus line. Phone Adams
Evening star., 1936-11-14
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

CARPET LAYER and seamstress. expert
enced Address Box 411-S. Star once.
EXPERIENCED. reliable cook. for small
family. Address Box 142-T. Star once.
MAN AND WIFE colored. stay in. cook
and houseman; must have reference. Ap-
ply 700 H st. ne.
PHONE SOLICITOR. part time: commts-
sion for home work; reference nrst letter.
Address Box 57-S. Star of1ce.
SALES PERSONS wanted-Finest Christ;
mas card lines, Aircraft Greeting Card
Co.. 1415 Eye st. NV. tstreet noor).
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
FREE-Typing instruction with simplified
:3O-day A B G SHORTHAND during Novem-
Der Dupont circle. Decatur 451G.
DIESEL!
Study Diesel engines. Fit yourself for
good Job in the constantly growing
Diesel field. All industry Is turning to
Diesels-aviation, automotive. power, ma
rine agriculture. A big demand for prop
erly trained men. Study Diesel theory
and practice in spare time in low-cost,
thorough school. SIX SOLID WEEKS
practical shop work. Ask for details. No
obligation. Address New jersey Diesel
Institution. Box 24-S. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-11-14

CORNER ROOM with twin beds and private
bath second house back Broadmoor Auts.;
one room to share with another man; twin
beds Cleveland 5TlS.
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I725 O N.W-DoubIe. front. handsomely
furnished: employed ladies; private home;
mi. refs
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1895 NAYLOR RD. sE.-Large.. front bed
room. private bath continuous hot water.
1856 GALES ST. NE-Nicely furnished
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ROOMS FUR. G. UNFUR.
ROOMS UNEURNIsHEn.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

HYATTsvnLLE. MD.-Well-f Furnished room
water: on bus line; paved street; garage;
breakfast optional. "a Arundel ave.
Greenwood 1323-W 15s
SO COLUMBIA AVE. Hyattsville, Md
Front room, double bed; private home;
modern: conven. bus and street car. Hy.
attsville COR.
sI3 NORTH JACKSON ST. Clarendon,
Va.-Attractive corner room In modern
home.
ARLINGTON. 4l0S Lee highway-Studio
ROOM attractively furnished; prtvate
bath and entrance; bus Is min. downtown
WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1936-11-14

GOVERNMENT WORKERS can find single.
double. reception rooms at 1907 Park rd..
q
Evening star., 1936-11-14

$3.50 AND S3.5O-2nd. front. south.
mi; on bus. near cars; emp. lady. 2-o.
lSS5 Newton st NV is
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1851 MINTwoOD PL NW.-Large. at-
tractive. 2nd-Aoor. front room, southern
exposure; single or double; in rehned
home; also 2nd-hoor back room. screened-
in sleeping porch. Adams 1lOO-J.
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NV. .)-Warm. comfortably furn room,
next bath; c.h.w.; priv. home; S415 wk.
Adams 9501-J.
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REFRIGERATORS. Floor
models, greatly reduced. Fifth
floor, Palais Royal Depart
ment Store.
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK-Front single
room. gentleman. private family: conven-
lent busses; unlimited phone; reasonable,
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DOWNTOWN-Sev easements, parlors,
rooms near bath; Ink or sleeping; single.
double one or two connecting. private
baths; steam heat. 622 bth st. NV. IA.
Evening star., 1936-11-14

2022 6,ONN.-Very desirable. lsrRe double
room. twin beds. semf-private bath; conv.
Transportation; private home