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The Washington times., 1936-12-09
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birth-control articles for the pur.
pose of preserving health has been
upheld by the United States Cir.
cult Court Of Appeals.
Importation of such articles was
prohibited by the tariff act Of 1880,
but the court held the prohibition
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7 Washington Girls
Are Duke Thespians

Two Washington girls are among
the students at Duke University,
Durham, N. c., selected to enact
prominent roles in a production Of
the play, Cradle Song" to be
presented late this week, accord
ing to word received here today.
The theSpians are Jean Kern,
Of 1920 Fuller st. N. W.. and
Katherine Chubb, Of I'LL M st.
N. w.
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Capitol Boy Scouts
Hear Father Fuller

Scoutmasters and troop com.
mitteemen of the Capitol Division,
Boy Scouts, will meet this evening
at st. Aloysius School on North
Capitol Street.
The Rev. Father Edward Full
Ier, S. j., will present "Duties of
Troop Committeeman" and
Chairman Roy I. Green, of the
organization committee, will dis.
cuSs future plans.
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Ernie Hoist recessing a few sec.
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Of pie when she is low in spirits.
All right, have your pie. and keep
on your diet by restricting the
calories in some other noneSSen-
tials of the menu.
To hold your calories to a slim
ward course in spite of 800 calorieS
at one swoop of pie, take your
coffee clear and avoid all trim
mings by using reducer's mayon-
naise or vinegar on salads, make
a Jack Sprat choice of meat and
forego the gravy, and use not
more than one-half pat of butter
per meal. Then your menu is safe
for pie-or cake.
Only the advanced reducers can
take this leeWay with their menus.
If, in order to reduce, you must BE-
on a highly restricted diet of not
more than 1000 calories, YOU
cannot take any liberties with
your diet.
You must follow DR.. Henry C..
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did not apply to physicians. The
decision was given in the case Of
DR.. Hannah M. Stone, birth con.
troll advocate, who had imported
birth control appliances from
Topan
The Washington times., 1936-12-09

Send for the leaflets "PrOtec-
tive Diet Chart" and "CalOrie
Chart" Enclose addressed
stamped envelope.
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Sherman's rule of mo calories
without vitamins." At least 800
calories are required to furnish
the protective vitamins, minerals
and protein-which means but
very little pie for you.
However, once you reach nor
NAL weight and do not need to use
the stored calories, your normal
diet will allow more calories for
the noneSSentialS.
The smart reducer knows hat
salt and water are important fac.
tors in weight control. There
isn't a calorie in a carton of salt,
but salt holds water in the tissues
and prevents weight loss.
The average person needs 112
pounds of salt (sodium chloride)
a year-and uses 72 pounds! Over
weights particularly go in for
heavy sailing.
This prediction for highly
seasoned foods increases the thirst,
and overweights are likely to
drink too much water with their
meals.
Water, while not a food, exerts
an indirect influence on weight.
Taken in large quantities with the
meal, it remains longer in the
stomach, distending that organ
and increasing the food capacity.
The secret of painless reducing
is to shrink the tummy. Drink
plenty of water, but limit the
mealtime liquid to eight ounces.
At least eight glasses of water
a day are needed by anyone, but
particularly by the reducer who is
throwing off waste material. 1t
is good idea to have one glass Of
water one hour before the meal.
Don't be so calorie-consciouS
that you eat with a fork in one
hand and a food chart in the
other, but do know your calories
and vitaminS, so that you can
enjoy your dietary transgressions
without upsetting your reducing
schedule.
BALANCED REDUCING MENU
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Copyright. 1886, by King Features
Syndicate. Inc
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'9@'4%ES 3g;Sz<1 <
Rob Peter" to Pay Paul,
But Balance Menu
Balance Menu
By IDA JEAN KAHN

When you get dietmnded that you count the calores
in the ham and egg advertisements, can take little
liberty with the reducing
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u. 5. Court UphoIds
Birth Control Articles

NEW YORK, Dec. 9 U.N.SO.
The right Of physicians to import
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Breakfast Galleries
Orange juice. n glass. .............. so
SOFT 0O1led egg ..........ss..O..s... 15
1OasI' SNceS.. ...ss....... sSS...s.. 1OO
Butter. n pat. so
COIIee' clear. .ss.......ss.SsO... D
275
Luncheon
Cream Of mushroom SOUP ..,.,.,... 200
cEulG 9Alau ........s..s,,s lou
Fruit dressinK)
Saltines, double le..,............,,.. so
400
Dinner
Lamb chop. brOiled. d........,.,...... 100
Trim off fat)
StFm8 DeanA -..s.Ss,SS..sS,. 80
SdEEOb 4U
Butter, l level tsD. sD.....,....,s.sss.. 81
Head lettuce, Feducer's
Thousand Island Dressing. .....,.. IS
Apple pie 3 in. ..................... 800
5?S
Total Galleries for Day ......,.....1,2 1908
Your Dietftian,
IDA JEAN KAHN.
Evening star., 1936-12-12

and, with all his strength, struck him
blow at the side of the head just
under the jaw. which left Pierre still
and unconscious.
John promptly rose. He said be-
tween gasping breaths, The river
will be-open!"
And so it was. When Pierre en-
tered the saloon the next day. his
men nodded curtly and turned away.
White to the lips. he began to drink
until all that was decent in his ma
ture was submerged in liquor and
hate.
At dusk he staggered out on the
road and saw Kathleen riding south
evidently to visit her mother. who was
i'll. This would be the time to settle
his score. Gripping his gun he
lurched up the trail toward Johns
cabin 3 miles away-mumbling of
hate and murder. But at the end
Of the long walk, with stiff breeze
in his face, he was quite sober when
the cabin came in view. There was
a light in the window-that was good.
Quietly he stepped close and raised
his gun.
THERE, near the stove, sat John
facing him. Pierre slowly raised
his arm, then paused. Something in
Johns appearance made him seem
already dead. His arms hung limp
beside the chair, his mouth was open,
and his head sagged sideways.
Startled, Pierre saw the coal smoke
oozing out under the door. Now he
could even smell the gas through the
window. Involuntarily, he pushed
his gun in his pocket and rushed
through the door. He picked John
up and carried him into the fresh
air, laid him on his stomach. and
turning his face sideways, slowly be-
gan COMPRISING his ribs and relax
ing, COMPRISING, relaxing; the ar
tificial respiration he had 50 often
performed on green hands who >had
fallen in the river and nearly drowned.
For an hour he worked before John
breathed freely.
While working over this helpless
body Pierre's mind would torture.
Let him die-win Kathleen back
be cock-bully of the river" And
still he worked on like an automa-
ton.
At last Johns eyes opened and.
staring at Pierre, he said: What
the"
For a moment Pierre felt very fool
ish. Then the absurd angle Of the
situation struck him and he roared
with laughter.
What fool is Pierre. He come
here to keel you and thenk you dying
in that gas from the stove, he save
you"
John sat up, but feeling very sick
at his stomach, lay fiat again.
Guess I fell asleep by that stove
and forgot to open the fiue," he said,
weakly. Then, staring at Pierre. COM
prehension came to him. He quietly
extended his hand-and after Q mo-
ment Pierre grasped it.
(copyright. 1850
Evening star., 1936-12-12

the pea a-soup eatin Frenchman, who'd
be holdin' up honest peoples busi-
ness" answered Pat.
Johns lips tightened and his fists
clenched. He'll move those logs and
open the river! Come on" There
was grim determination in his voice
as he turned up the bank to the
saloon, where shouting and singing
could be heard.
But there be eight of us and
thereI be 40 of his gang" argued Pat.
He'll move those logs!" John re-
peated.
The saloon was dingy, the air thick
with the reek of whisky. strong to-
bscco and unbathed human bodies.
When John and his few men entered
and walked calmly to the bar pecu-
liar hush fell over the drinking log
rollers gathered there.
EYES turned to their foreman, who
leaned against the bar with reck-
less grace. A sneering grin spread
over his darkly handsome face at the
sight of John. He hated this man.
First. because of a respect in the
timber country, he, Pierre, could never
command, and, second, because John
had married Kathleen Ross. the pref
tiest, most mischievous lass for miles
about, the only girl he'd really ever
wanted for his own.
When John and his men quietly
ordered drinks, apparently not MOTTO
ing the gang present. Pierre shouted:
up, men! The treat is on me for
our few lonesome friens!"
Its not treats from you we're
wanting. It's an open stream so we
can get our timber out" answered
John with enforced calm.
Non! To me there is no hurry"
3eered Pierre.
you've no right to block up that
river. It's public highway and must
be opened Johns voice was still
calm, but the veins in his neck and
temples we're swelling.
And who geeves the orders to me-
Pierre Jolbert? Not you beeg Scotch
bullee!" Pierres teeth cleaned
through his forced grin.
But do, you dirty river rat!"
y
P1ERREs fist flashed out and
glanced on Johns cheek. John
had quickly dodged. All of Pierre's
men jumped up and crowded in on
the few up-river men. John stiffened.
but held his fists beside him and
roared:
Back, you dogs!" Then Pierre:
"we've both seen men killed and
crippled in fights. I'm not sacrificing
my outfit! If you're the brave cock
bully you think you are. you'll order
your men to the walls. We two fight
this out. If win, you open the river"
"Qui? You theenk you are brave
man." sneered Pierre. "Back" he
yelled to his men. Leave heem to
mel" And at once he struck John
O terrific blow full in the face.
r X Y
THEN followed fight which is still
- the talk Of the river men. Pierre
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DAILY SHORT sTORY-
LUMBERMEN
By NJ. Gertrude Slaughter.

had greater agility,
but John had the
grea ter strength
because of a harder
life. At last, when
both were bleed
ing. both showing
weariness, Pierre
sought to save him.
self by the cruel
lash. A heavy blow
had lurched John
against the bar.
Pierre tlul / C k l y
jumped away and,
wit h a springing
b a C k W ard kick.
aimed his spiked
boots straight at
Johns face. But
the latter lodged
sideways just in
time to take it on
the chest, grab
bing at Pierre's leg,
which threw him
to the floor. John
IL.
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HELP WoMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced only:
steady Job. 62I7 3rd st. NV,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. permanent position.
thoroughly exp Apply at once Park
Central Hotel. 1900 F st. NV. Met. 6540.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around. 5 years
or more experience. PhilipSbornS Beauty
Salon. i1th st. between and 6.
COLLEGE WOMAN, ambitious. with initia-
tive. for attractive position. Address Box
4s-W. Star ONCE. for appointment.
GIRL. white: W: small apt: plain cook;
Sundays of: SIS week. North 1903 after
8 pm. 13'
GIRLS over Is years Of age for curb serv-
ice. Meals and tips. Apply Oil Georgia
GIRLS l2J, one for soda dispenser. one
for making sandwiches. Apply 137 18th
st. NV.
PRACTICAL, NURSE. care oil arthritic pa
tient at night. Address Box 344-W. Star
SALESWOMAN. between the ages Of 2s and
80. married. with executive ability. good
education. character and pleasing person
experience in selling or in commercial work
which has brought her IN contact with the
public. II you have. these aualiticatins..
did opportunity for Advancement in .
business that has been long established.
number. number Of dependents. education,
other information WHICH would indicate
yonT All epes hadrss w nos
341-W Star ONCE.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. doctors
office; state age and business experience.
Address Box :3S6-W. Star ONCE.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced in Ediphone
work and technical Language. Phone Ma
:ional 50T9.
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST. interested in
and with ability TO write sales letters: small
salary to start: permanent position. Give
full details about education and experience:
State age, whether married or single. and
lowest salary willing to accept Address
Box bow. Star ONCE.
MATTRESSES. experienced neat. attractive.
Apply 5I11 Georeia ave. NV.
YOUNG LADY with secretarial and book
keeping experience to build UP established
collection business on commission basis.
Give age. experience. etc. Address Box
4T-W Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-12-12

PIG John McRae
stood with his
handful of lumber
men on the banks
of the Little Elm
River-which now,
in Spring, was a
r a e in z torrent
and surveyed the
mile of logs secure
IL " h rye d and
completely blocking
the river channel.
Black anger was
st a m pc d on his
face
Those are Jock
Lumber Co. logs
and due for deliv-
cry long after ours.
and ours are up
str cam and we
can't get through"
he growled to his
I ore m an, P a t
O'Shea.
sure, 'twould
be Pierre Jolbert,
Evening star., 1936-12-12
HELP MEN.

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. Apply Mr..
Floyd. 2017 Virginia ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC - Prefer truck
and bus experience. See Mr.. Sandin. White
Motor Co. 2101 N. Y. ave. NV.
BRICKLAYERS-Apply G. r. Mikkelson &
Son at once. 50 per day. 1858 Ritten-
house st. NV. Cleveland 1855.
CAB DRIVER. for night work. Apply 3407
14th st. NV. Phone Adams 57S2.
CEMENT FINISHERS; must be Al men.
Address Box a6O-W. Star ONCE.
CARPENTER-Will give small apartment
for part-time work. Call Emerson 2574.
COOK-New restaurant desires first-class
cook: drinkers do not apply. state refer
epces and salary expected. Address Box
Saw, Star ONCE.
DRIVER for wholesale bakery route; cash
bond required. good references. Apply to
Abbey Pie Co, 4O4 Penna. ave- Sc. Mr.
HoIlidee. Atlantic 1910.
ElECTRICIANs, experienced. nev-house
wiremen; must have knowledge of D. c.
code and toois. Address Box 433-W. Star
Evening star., 1936-12-12

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
sALEspEOPLE-Wante to sell Christmas
cards: good pay. Aircraft Co.. 1415 Eye
st. NV.
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BOATS.

cruiser built BY Consolidated of New York
for Florida Gulf Stream service. Hull Of
Port oxford finest cedar. cabin trim and
bridge solid mahogany, copper and bronze
fittings: bridge inclosed with sliding plate
glass windows; forward and aft cockptts
with cushions; galley. RANGE. ice box. sink.
ply; Gray motor like new. II you know
cruiser construction. you'N want this one.
Shepherd 1896.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

COACs WOOO, TUEC OIC.
WOOD-Seasoned oak and pine. SO de-
liveTed. Adams So3y.
WOOD-Seasoned oak and pine. delivered.
SO cord S5.5O half cord. Berwyn 331
Kaldenbach Feed Co. Berwyn. Nd.
FORCED TO VACATE for Government prof.
ect. special prices on coal and wood. Ma
tional 1910: night. Sterling SO95. IL
GOOD QUALITY dry wood for sale: pine
and oak mixed: "a cord 81: n cord. S5. so:
cord. SO: delivered. cut in length to suit.
yal (sra NOD
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HELP MEN.


sSsr sSsns Room Msn a1s. 4oa sth st. NV. $40 m.
OUTSIDE COLLECTOR. between ages 25-
soiieetion. sSi Rsas able % to iarn. bond and have
automobile. None others need apply.
Permanent position n for one Sl who Qualities
none other. Address BOX sbs.W. Star once:
SALESMAN, for established food product
route in Southern Maryland; man acquaint.
ed with territory preferred Call Col Bliss.
time: must reside in or near Silver SPRING
Nd: give particulars. Address Box 434-W'
SLAG-ROOF MECHANICs, experienced in
ences required. Address Box %Oe-A' star
ONCE.
STEAM FILTERS. capable Of handling iobs
themselves. with or without tools. State
salary and experience. Address Box 436-W.
Star office.
STUDENTS over Is years Of age for curb
service. SATURDAYS ana sundays: meals. sal
ary and tips. Apply Gil Georgia ave. n W.
enced man Willing, to work need apply:
good man will make. $50 week. See Mr..
Carroll. between 10 and IL am. 344e
TRUCK DRIVER. one who understands
city thoroughly; references. Call 34l2
l4th st. NV.
WINDOW TRIMMER. Apply to Mr.. Scaef-
fer, F. w. WoolWorth Co, 1901 st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. recent technical high school
graduate, mechanically inclined: knowledge
of drafting and typewriting desired; TO
work in local of1ce OF large manufacturing
concern. Give full particulars in reply.
Address Box 253-S. Star ONCE. 13'
YOUNG MEN. 1s or over. for night work;
good pay. permanent work. Apply Mr..
Schryver, 1917 New York ave.
YOUNG MEN go. under 30 years of age;
must have D. c. operators permit and be
BILE to drive any make of car. Apply be-
tween 8 and IL am, y20 Bladensburg
ATTENTION, men over 2I looking for a
Job with future. Are you interested in
our rapid growth We can use a limited
number of ciean-cut men: no selling. For
detailed information. apply manager. 1850
22nd st. NV.
BOYS-GOOD PAY.
Permanent work for boys IA and over.
with or without bicycles: also 4 vacancies.
WI Mwith salary: Tor boys with BICYCLES. Apply
statesmen (2), GUARAN-
TEED SALARY AND CON-
MISSION, experience not
necessary. A wonderful op-
portunity for the right men.
Unlimited earnings for the
men qualified. See Mr.. Haw-
kins or Mr.. Blue, Saturday
and Sunday, 1925 Good Hope
rd. Sc.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
SAlESMEN.
SAlESWoMEN,

CALIFORNIA sPoRTswEAR COMPANY
has opening in Washington and vicinity
for one or two women lover 35l TO rep
resent finest grade of sportswear. direct
to wearer. Must have best references and
the will TO work. For personal interview
address Box 234-W, Star ONCE. 49,
Evening star., 1936-12-12
HELP MEN.

0S6p m6Ns
GENERAL AUTOMOBILE MACHINIsT:
must be able to regrind and rebore mo-
tors; references. Box Civ, Star ONCE. 13s
HAIR 3TYLISr with following: permanent
position. Apply in person. 1927 r st. NV,
third floor. IS"
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK. 81 or over. expert
enced 3 nights weekly and part time Sun
day. Potomac Drug Store. Wisconsin ave.
and @ st.
MAGAZINE MEN-New clubs: no advance
payments: increased bonuses and transpor-
tation. 219 Stuart Bldg. $50 to 7:30 pm.
MEAT CUTTER. first-class: others need
not apply. North 1859. North 67g6.
MEN (5). familiar with installing auto
glass In automobiies: sood salary for right
ser's. LOB Florida ave: ne.
MEN "a, colored, under 30 years Of age.
for special high-class work; only those with
hieh-school educati ton will be considered.
Address Box 4S-V. Star ONCE.
MEssENGER BOYS over I6 years CID,
with bicycles Call Mr.. Schryver. 1917
New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-12-12

Become q Diesel expert; day. nisht and
home study courses with ample shop work
Many graduates in good positions. Write
for details Address N. Y. Diesel Inst.
Box 24-S Star office.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

SALE-Six good work horses; 2 ponies.
child's broken and good workers. On
Military rd. between Key Bridge and Lin
coin Memorial Bridge in Virginia. i3'
3 REGISTERED PERCHERON MARES with
colts by side; 10 reg Pprcheron mares.
] 200 to 800 pounds In foal: 10 Belgian n
work horses: 22 young work mules. well
broken. 30 shotes and pigs. p. =. Tippett.
jr.. Cheltenham. Md.
/ BAY WORK MARE; 12 Durock pigs, 10
weeks: 8 Walker fox hounds. broken: all
reasonable prices. Townshend, Md. "a
mile east Schiwein's Garage. Route 5. 13s
Evening star., 1936-12-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ROOMING HOUSE. nice home. good furni-
ture. real income; reasonable. Call to
IL am. Decatur 1857.
GROCERY with 6-room apt: rent, $50:
m must saerldee: reasonable ga price. sol Wolfe
lady or gentleman. as treas
urer for BLDG. constr. CO.. inc, with $4,000
TO $4,000; money secured; references ex-
changec Addres; Box 5.-V. Star once.
license; will sell reasonable, this week;
cash; long lease. Line. 1854. 12'
HAVE several rooming house properties
nettirR more returns on the investment
fuil-time employment. Amongst them is q
downtown 20-room and 4-bath brick house
fol $1,000. recurring down payment Of
North 69;4 any time.
MEAT MARKET groceries and vegetables.
for sale; clean and up to date: i'll health
owners reason Tor selllns: 5000 week cash
business. Cali Owner. Met. 1892.
age established business: $500 cash re-
quired: give complete details. This busi-
ness makes Sso weekly net pront. ADDRESS
RESTAURANT with whisky and beer license
in business section. doing 5000 weekly
business: price reasonable. Ask for Mr..
Koontz 1913 9th st. NV. 13s
ENGINEER would like to buy interest in
business recurring licensed engineer. Ad-
dress BOZ 343-W. Star once.
AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. . money.
maker. Stock .ta.tua fxtu1esa smIa equipment; r
efr efadsd edies a .MG @ esss real
OPPORTUNITY. Phone Mr.. Goodwin. clar-
DRY GOODS STORE: good opportunity.
corner location: reasonable; $500, reason.
Illness. Call Atlantic <026.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
INSTRUCTION. COURSES.
DIESEL

AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parkinI
and clutch control; car furnished. Call thu
"Old Reliable Foster Hartwell. Met. 1909
Evening star., 1936-12-12

l345 GIRARD NW-Attractiye double
rooms. steam heated: comforts BILE: ada
cent bath; e.h.w.; also single; Is minutes
Evening star., 1936-12-12
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

141O 10th ST. Nw.-Laree second moor,
front; also lady to share room with an.
other; switchboard service; selective menus;
ideal location.
2O24 ST N.W.-Lsrge front room. next
TO bath. twin beds, very warm; suitable
for gentlemen: S32 each per month; Cow
ernment clerks preferred.
1922 K ST. NV. the .Lee-Marque--
excellent board: downtown. 12s
IVY TERRACE 1884 Conn., ave.--LarEs
room. furnished as living and bed room
combined: studio couch with breakfast
and dinner.
I410 18th ST. N.w-2 girls to share living
room. bed room and bath with another;
attractively furnished. phone. excellent
1884 wooDLEY PL.. near shoreham---
comfortable double room; twin beds ad-
Joining porch; excellent meals, reasonable.
Adams 0244.
(Confin1ad e NeHt fsse.l
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Sis H N.W.-Light Housekeeping rooms.
clean: quiet house. hot-water heat: 81 80
Evening star., 1936-12-12

RUGS, IMPORTED AND
DOMESTIC.
Wiie selection. all sizes at large savings
runners. New patterns weekly.
CAPITOL RUG COMPANY,
1921 18th ST. NV.
Cat Harvsrd). Open evenings.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
Washers and ironers that
are fully guaranteed, floor
models. Fifth floor, Palais
Royal Department Store.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

484o 23rd RD NJ. Arlington. Va.-Nevly
furnished front room, next bath. show.r;
ch.w.: 10c bus.
ARLINGTON-Newly furn rm.. private
bath: new home: oil heat; board OPTIONAL:
near bus. Clarendon S2O-J 13s
Evening star., 1936-12-12

.!O31 PARK RID. opp. Rock Creek Park
gentleman. Govt. employe: references IL.
Evening star., 1936-12-12
MOTOR TRAVEL.
CAMERA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER Il d'ALBERT. INC,
Sl5 10th st NV Phone National 47I2
Evening star., 1936-12-12

iI52 X ST-Vacancy in double room twin
Deds: also single room: GOOD meals. H.
1863 COLUMBIA RID, Apt. 5l-Larze.
nicely furnished room. semi-private bath.
unlimited phone: couple preferred.
Evening star., 1936-12-12

n BLOCK FROM I4th ST-Beautiful.
large. front room for p beautifully fur
nished. twin beds; very quiet: must be seen
TO be appreciated. Board optional. 1883
Holmead pl. NV. Columbia 5O6a-J
Evening star., 1936-12-12

l12a 9TH ST. N.E.-Woman TO share newly
leges: SIS to $50. I4s
Evening star., 1936-12-12

l7I6 HOBART ST N.w.-Attractive room
for roung lady. private home. Adams
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Evening star., 1936-12-12

6623 1th ST. N.W-Newly furnished room
in detached home. warm Two exposures
private bath tshower). large closet. Georgia
Evening star., 1936-12-12

Nice. comfortable room. private apt. un-
limited phone. single. double; reasonable
North 500 I5s