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The Washington times., 1936-03-09
County Pastors
Fight Gaming
LaW Change

ROCKVILLE, Md. March 9.
Nearly IS ministers meeting here
in the Baptist church yesterday,
threatened recourse to ballot if
any attempt is made by the State
legislature to liberalize either
State or county gambling laws.
The meeting was called when
it was learned that a bill is being
prepared for presentation to the
legislature to permit churches,
volunteer fire departments and
similar groups to conduct raffleS,
bingo and other games of chance
during benefit carnivalS.
The Washington times., 1936-03-09
RUTH REM0N
SOON T0WED

Miss Ruth Remon, daughter of
Mr.. and mrs. John A. Remon, is
preparing to leave shortly for
Seattle, Wash, where she will be
married to John George WenZel.
The wedding will take place
April II. Mr.. Wenzel now is in
Juneau, Alaska, on a government
survey project.
Miss Remon, a Junior Lacquer,
is the daughter of the general
manager of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company.
Her parents will accompany her
to Seattle,
The Washington times., 1936-03-09

# you are weak, skinny ana runuOWn
if you go around always tired, nerv-
Gus, irritable. easily upset. the chances
and lacks the nourishment needed to
build up your strength, endurance and
the solid pounds of new flesh you need
to feel right. Science has at last got
right down to one of the real troubles
with these conditions land explains
new, quick way to correct them.
Food and medicines can't help you
much. The average person usually eats
enough of the right kind of food to sus-
tain the body. The real trouble is as
similation. the bodys process of convert
ing digested good into firm flesh, pep
and energy. Tiny hidden glands con-
which require a regular ration of
NATURAL IODINE (not the ordinary
toxic chemical iodine. but the iodine
that 10 found In tiny quantities in
spinach. lettuce. ete.). Ths simplest
The Washington times., 1936-03-09
INQUIRY
T0BEPR0BED
BY SENATE
International News Service

International News Service
The Senate today called on the
Federal Communications Commits
sion to report at once all its activi-
ties in the alleged seizure of 5,000,-
600 kilograms for the Black Lobby
Committee.
This request was contained In
q resolution adopted by unani-
nous consent. It was sponsored
by Senator Borah (RD Of Idaho.
While Borah announced he did
not offer the resolution in the
nature of cenSure, he indicated he
desired the Information in order
to determine whether any conSti-
tutional right or law was violated
by the commission.
Authority Is Aasked
The resolution asked the COM
mission to report all "acts Of its
agents" either in the inspection
or alleged seizure" Of kilograms
or records of telephone calls. 1t
further called on the commission
to tate "by what authority and
under what law and at whose
direction these acts were taken"
Consideration of the resolution
was blocked at first by Senator
Robinson CD of Arkansas be-
cause it did not include q re-
quest for what steps the commits
sion took last year when some
records of lobbying kilograms were
destroyed in a telegraph office
in q small Pennsylvania town.
Later, Borah conferred with
Robinson and inserted a phrase,
calling for this information, and
the resolution was adopted with
out dissent.
Objects to Seizure
When first introduced Senator
Black Cd Of Alabama objected
to use of the word seizures"
claiming all the kilograms taken
by his committee were taken by
regular subpoena. Borah then in
serted the word "alleged" in his
resolution so it referred to al
legged seizures" This satisfied
Black. Said Borah:
81 am not particular about
the word used. They have been
spoken of as seizures. I have
always believed they were OBJ
tanned by the com m ittee
through subpoenas."
"That is correct" Black re-
Piled"
Borah then added:
This resolution is not Of
fered in the nature of cenSure;
/ do not know what has hap
pened. I am anxious to have
the complete record of all that
is done, 50 / can make up my
mind about it."
Plans of Chairman Black to
carry on indefinitely his investi-
cation Of lobbyists will meet with
stiff opposition in t h e Senate
when opponents argue for imme-
diate dissolution of the star
Chamber" which they charge is
attempting to "terrorize" oppo-
nentS of the Administration.
Senator Steiwer (RO, of Oregon,
last night declared operations of
the committee should cease i'm
mediately since the procedure is
Objectionable"
Meanwhile, both sides lined up
for a court fight Wednesday morn
ing when arguments begin in Dis
trict Supreme Court on the
"Strawn case" which is expected
to settle the long controversy
over the ''rightS" of a congress
sional committee to pry into per-
sonal affairs WITHOUT proof the
information" sought is for legis-
lative purposes.
The Washington times., 1936-03-09
ADVERTISER EMIT
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Anenru-eaStS about IS cents.
The Washington times., 1936-03-09
Thanks POundn1aster
And The Times

To the Editor Of The TimesG
I wish to express the sincere
appreciation Of my sister, Mrs.
Helen Creney, and myself for the
assistance rendered by your paper
to our Poundmaster here in To-
eating the owner of a small
brown Schnauzer dog lost late
last month, found by us and
The Washington times., 1936-03-09
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Evening star., 1936-04-23
NEEDY CH|LDREN'S
SUFFERING CITED
Survey of States Reveals
Lack of Planning for
Youthful Dependents.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Dependent children suffer for lack or
lnadequacy of public assistance be-
cause they aren't organized" and have
no agencies to put their plight before
Congress and the State Legislatures.
This observation comes from a sur
vey of the States made by Miss Jare
Hoey, who has the job of deciding what
States are entitled to Federal funds to
care for dependent children, aged and
blind.
The District, it was revealed. stands
at the top in the help for dependent
children with an average of Sic
month, compared with a low of 50 in
Vermont
The Townsend plan and various
other organizations for the aged and
the blind have made the country
conscious of these problems, Miss
Hoey said THE children do not have
an articulate group speaking for them.
That is demonstrated in the fact that
27 States have had plans approved for
old-age assistance. Only II are re-
ceiving funds for assistance to chill
dren.
So Monthly Planned.
"And. even in those, the amount
provided is seldom adequate to meet
the need of the individual. We have
received from one State plan provid-
ing for the payment of So month for
the care of a dependent child. That is
obviously inadequate. Even so low an
allowance, however, raises the serious
question whether the plan should not
be approved" said Miss Hoey.
"One would think that the States
would look to the future and devote
more consideration to the plight of
their dependent children. If the
States, through giving assistance to
the mother, can enable her to rear her
children in the home, there is much
greater likelihood that they will grow
up into good citizens than if the home
is broken up and the children have
to be sent to institutions"
Miss Hoey made several observations
from field study, among them:
Administrative arrangements and
personnel are faulty in some States
because of demands for local autonomy
and a lack of recognition of the need
for a qualified. trained personnel.
Aid Held Inadequate.
In many cases, the said is made
ouate, with State and local appropri-
ations too small, especially for chill
dren.
Too many staffs in the States are
handling funds in the various cate
gories. dependent children, aged,
blind and general relief.
The help ranges from an average low
of $40 month in Alabama, Delaware
and Missouri for the aged to an aver
age high of $50 a month III Utah;
from an average low of S792 month
in Connecticut for the blind to an
average high of s33.71 a month in
Wyoming.
In child assistance she found a dis
tinct problem growing out of the diff
fusion of authority. In some cases
juvenile courts are charged with
handling various forms of child as
sistance as we'll as delinquents.
Evening star., 1936-04-23

DISCRIMINATING recent arrival seeks
accomm oda lions in exclusive private home
within 90 minutes downtown. State num-
Der in family. rates and telephone. Address
Box 26S-G Star Office
NURSE wishes quiet. medium sized bed
room in apt with employed lady; use OF
kitchen. Frigidalre, phone: Mt. Pleasant;
reas. Address Box 491-G. Star ONCE.
SINGLE ROOM furnished in Scott Circle
vicinity, private home: young man. rea-
sonable Address Box 25l -G Star once .
COLORED COUPLE. with baby. small apt
or Ink. rooms. unfurnished; not over
So 30 Address Box 276G. Star ONCE.
REFINED COLORED COUPLE unfur-
nIshed rooms private or semi.private bath
northwest section. by May l. Address Box
225-G Star offlce "a
Evening star., 1936-04-23
CHEVROLET statesmen.

We need 4 experienced automobile sales
men. We have the most attractive propo-
siton in WASHINGTON. Check these fac
tors: We have been in the automobile
business 20 years: our present sales per-
snd Used cars Day on GUs neR and
used car sales and do not deduct trades:
We are centrally located; you receive floor
periods at once: We furnish new-car DEM
onstrators: you get absolute protection
on all your prospects. Can you beat this?
and telephone number: let's talk it over
in confidence. You can make real money
with such a connection. Address Box
Evening star., 1936-04-23
FARM AND GARDEN.

LdANDSCAPlNG Ian trA s1d az !o33binR; GARDENING
pointnlents. West 0403-R Hours to IL
am. l TO o m w T. WetherilI 26'
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE. IOn-pound
sack 15c; : sacks 81 Rich garden dirt
l0o-lb. sack SOC; sacks 81 so Satisfac-
tion guaranteed Phone North 500. or
write Glenhurst Dairy. Bethesda. Md.
NOW is THE TIME to use bone meal on
your lawns: So for 100 pounds. Milton
Hopfenmaier Estate. 1900 st. NV.
Phone West 1872
| PERENNIALS-BUYT THEM AT DALEY g.
NICE ASSORTMENT
$500 Colorado Ave. NV. Georgia 99l9.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
Observation-Disclosures.

"Adrertisements under this head.
tno are presumed TO be from prt.
rate tadirtdHdls unless the ddrer.
ttsement oiues firm ndms or
business address or states the uord
Dealer. Members OF the public
pho fnd dealers rldsquerddino tn
this column as prtrote tndtuiduais
are urged to report the mctter 10
The Sta, for tnpesttoatfon."
Evening star., 1936-04-23

APAKTMENI IS-F UhNISHED.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED APART
ments and houses 927 18th St NV.
Room 2l1. Phone National S7l7.
IL md ST. NE.-ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR.
three rooms and bath; adults only; Jsnitor
service 20
1863 CALIFORNIA ST-LHK. ROOM.
large porch; also sleeping room. connecting
bath. newly decorated: near cars.
Evening star., 1936-04-23

| COLORED COOK experienced, housekeep-
! er laundress; care of children, and 9;
| must live in: $50 month; references. 439
Evening star., 1936-04-23
Concert Record Perfect.

During the years he has been con-
ductor OF the promenade concerts in
London Sir Henry Wood has not missed
one of over 1000 concerts.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

of mules; real good workers See Mr- Dixon,
2l09 Falrlavn ave. sc. Phone Line. 023G-J.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Canfinued

ROOMING HOUSE, IA rooms, 5 baths;
income. 81 05O monthly: filled to ca :
pacity: S4 900. half cash. Must sell by
May l. 2209 Massachusetts ave. NV.
Phone Decatur 51OS
Evening star., 1936-04-23
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN;
SALARY AND COMMIS-
SION. APPLY SHAPIRO,
1920 K ST.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANIED-SALESM
SALEsMEN-C 13l-cash bond
and auto required; salary and commission.
Excellent opportunity for aggressive men.
Mr. jenkins Met Life ms Co. 1905 H
st. NV, end floor. between 9:30 am. and
4 pm. 23a
EXPERIENCED outside linoleum and win
dow-shade salesman, one who can contact
builders: salary and commission. Address
Box 426-G Star office.
WANTED-Ambtious real estate salesman
with city experience. by established real
estate firm. Address Box 429-G. Star
SALESMEN-Spare time. We are placing
three more men who would like to make an
addition to their present earnings. The
sales manager of Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Will give interviews to serious minded men
and women. Call Lincoln 357S for ap-
pointment-
SALESMEN-Evening work; a substantial
yearly income can be made by men who
have car, some sales ability and good ref-
erences. Write giving phone number. Ad-
dress Box 17-G Star office.
A GROWING COMPANY
Wants growing man with car to give health
lectures and demonstrations; man capaple
of teaching others preferred: Address DR..
Burnette. Box TAG. Star of1ce. 70
Evening star., 1936-04-23

1915 l. ST. NW.-Bright, cheerful room
equipped for Ink; next bath. Reasonable.
OPP. NAYFLOWER-Suite, 2 large rms i,
ind f.. well furn.. or ! rm.; clean quiet re-
fined; c.hW.. phone. Adults. l7l7 De Sales .
Evening star., 1936-04-23

REAL ESTATE statesmen
New houses, excellent northwest loca-
ton. For appointment, call National
Evening star., 1936-04-23
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. WOODWARD
Bldg Natl. 1870. Low rates y. T., Boston
Chicago Fla St Louis Local moving.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
ROOMS AND BOARD.

72s N ST. NW-Delightful studio rooms.
0mel!ke atmosphere; walking distance;
Ecellent meals nnfinnal
Evening star., 1936-04-23

DEMONSTRATORS. experienced. hopse-to-
house proposition: selling Calumet baking
powder. Address Box 249-G, Star offce.
Evening star., 1936-04-23

HILLCREST- $500 18th ST NW-Bresk-
faSt and dinner oaily Well-balanced meals
prepared by experienced dietitian. Co.
lumbia $3.50
Evening star., 1936-04-23
RADIO.

Moving 70 Canada. will sell &C. d c.
midget. perfect condition Sell, So: cost
so % j E NJ 4 D eth ST II W oud
Evening star., 1936-04-23
HELP WOMEN

BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around. at 1888
Bladensburg rd ne.
BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced all
around: permanent position salary and
commission. Thrifty Beauty Shop. phone
Potomac OuS7
Evening star., 1936-04-23
ATTENTION. MEN

We can use a few more honest and reli-
able men with C drivers permits SAL
ary. $3.50 per week plus commissions
possible earnings, $50 to $40 week; no
selling. Apply between l and only. 1855
22nh ST NV
Evening star., 1936-04-23
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP-DOMESTIC.

COLORED COOK experienced, housekeep-
er laundress; care of children, Z and 8:
must live in: $50 month; references. 439
Ingraham st. NV.
GIRL OR WOMAN. white. care of child and
apartment; live in. Address Box 3S3-G'
Star Office
HOUSEKEEPER light colored or white. re-
sponstl lie: g.hw., cooking. laundry for Two
children; experienced with children; S@5;
good home Phone Emerson "195.
WOMAN OR GIRL white. to care for small
apartment and one child. State age ana
salary. Address Box 421-G. Star ONCE.
WOMAN white. for housework and care of
child stay nights; SO month. Phone Co.
lumbia 944sW.
small family; stay nights preferred. Ao-
dress Box 26l-G Star. office.
WOMAN. colored dependable capable
cooking and general houseWork; stay
nights. IS week. 1916 Bryant st. ne.
Phone North O660.
WOMAN, white. past o5. care OF 4-year-
old child: stay nights: ref. Phone Lincoln
ti5o9-M
YOUNG GIRL. white; general housework;
two small children; stay nights. Phone
Atlantic 19Si-J
YOUNG WOMAN white. cook clean and
help with children. Phone Decatur 4n02.
o3'
Evening star., 1936-04-23
Timber in Australia Burns.

Hundreds of volunteers recently
fought fire near Melbourne, Austria
liza, but many miles of valuable timber
and grassland we're destroyed.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. colored; good cook. houseman.
chauffeur; reasonable salary; seaShore in
Summer. P952 Macomb st. NV.
THIS IS HIGH-CLASS WORK-Salary.
CON- good pay; $3.50 mo-: two travel repre-
sentatives Mrs Hurshman. Parkside Hotel.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
ROOMS-FURNISHED,

(Cont1nued.)
dOI5 dO,5,, 18th ST; NWMNesT W. Govt eldgs::
keeping PRIVILEGES; garage.
CENTRAL-Cute hall bed rm near bath,
large closet; for nice Gentle girl; cont.
h.W.. phone, janitor: refs. 1875 18th.
1915 MASS AVE. N.W.-Walking distance
downtown lovely. clean. frst-floor double
room. 81 week.
1915 ST NW.-Bright cheerful room
equipped for Ink; next bath. Reasonable.
OPP. NAYFLOWER-Suite, large rms,
md a.. well furn.. or rm.; clean. quiet. re-
fined; c.h.w.. phone, Adults. 17l7 De Sales"
CENTRAL-Unusual 2nd-n.-fr. .rm, a win
do%s); attrac, Tedecor. next bath; clean.
1867 LANIER PL. .NW.-Attractiye rooms,
clean. airy: instant hot water; owner
home; excellent beds; unlimited phone. oil
heat. Phone Columbia 1928.
1894 HARVARD. Apt. Clean. comfort
able double room. next to bath, . closets;
cont. hot water; excellent loca. $50 mo.
1862 NEWTON ST. NV rooms kiteh-
en-. bath: gas, cleo, c h W; 3rd floor; fine
| roof ventilators; references.
o2 EYE aust ST I'm pFgsf ca
after $40 pm. %.
1880 18th NW.-Larse. clean rooms In
Dental section Phone Adams SOL
1906 N. CLEVELAND sT.-Front bed room.
settled couple. Phone Walnut 9l63.
! l4SS MERIDIAN PL. NV. - Attractive
| large. 2nd-hoor newly decorated front
| room, modern: adults, owner. reasonable.
1 Phone Columbia 0243
| CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. 36l7 Jocelyn St.
| Nicely furnished, semi-private bath; en-
ployed young woman: only So week. Phone
| Emerson 5057.
| 735 NORTH CAPITOL ST. Apt. 21-one
| furnished room private entrance. near
| bath: employed adults
| ANACOSTIA. 1926 Valley Pl sE-one
| room for Ink 5 windows. next to bath:
/ $3.50 per month.
1884 COLUMBIA RD-s5 wk single rms:
| doubles, 81; clean, cool. outside; baths;
instant h. "; car lines. Adams l02l3.
2012 PERRY ST NE-Newly furnished
| room next bath; . large closets C. h. W
| unlimited phone; bus at corner: employed
| couple preferred Potomac 1855 pa
! 1896 CHAPLIN ST. NV second floor
! Front or middle room. SIS and $50 month;
plain but comfortable. 2s'
/ 16O7 eye ST, near White House
| up monthly; board, 500 weekly.
| SCOTT CIRCLE Q53I R D-Sinale
| double rooms; every convenience: desirable
/ home: garage; transients considered.
444 BUCHANAN ST NW.-Nicely fur
| bus reasonable. Phone Adams 214s-W.
| 311O MT. PLEASANT ST. NW.-House-
/ keeping; bright. homelike. quiet. very clean:
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th 81. NV.
/ Lovely. newly decorated rooms. single and
/ double; convenient bath or shower; eleVa-
Evening star., 1936-04-23

BEAUTIFUL CHOW PUPS. pedigreed- ex-
ceptlonal color: reasonable. Phone North
SCOTTY. male. pedigreed. years old very
good manners. excellent pet. Call Emer-
son Q1on
Evening star., 1936-04-23

1867 LANIER PL. NW.-Attractive rooms
clean. airy: instant hot water; owner S
home; excellent beds; unlimited phone oil
Evening star., 1936-04-23

1894 HARVARD. Apt. Clean. comfort-
able double room next to bath, closets;
cont. hot water; excellent loca. $50 mo-
1862 NEWTON ST. NV rooms, kitch-
en-. bath. gas cleo. CHI W; 3rd floor; fine
roof yPntilatOrs: references
Evening star., 1936-04-23

| 2034 EYE ST NW.-Room in private
| after u 40 n m OQs
Evening star., 1936-04-23

1850 18th NW-Lsrse. clean rooms in
attractive home; maid service: quiet resi-
Dental section Phone Adams 6791.
Evening star., 1936-04-23

735 NORTH CAPITOL ST. Apt. 21-one
furnished room. private entrance. near
bath. emploYed adults
Evening star., 1936-04-23

COLORED GIRL. high school graduate
wishes work of any kind prefer Office or
store work. Phone District 34O1.
DRESSMAKING. alterations women's and
children's clothing. Especial prices on
Spring and Summer clothes Phone Po-
tomac 59s1. First-class work guaranteed.
GIRL. colored. desires position as cook
and general houSeWorker. can furnish ref.
Address Pol lith st. Sc.
GIRL n desires position as typist;
knowledge of bookkeeping and shorthand
Phone Potomac 1899.
LADY. refined, good chauffeur. N. Y. and
free to travel. Phone Lincoln 1850.
SECRETARY Y-SIENOGRAPHER desires to
contact some reliable firm with view TO
making permanent connection: general
office and Secretarial experience. Phone
Hyattsville 114-J after $40 pm. 23s
STENOGRAPHER desires position in doc
Call Metropolitan 1888. 25'
WOMAN, settled white. companion and
housekeeper. reference. Phone West
l66S-J. 93s
WOMAN colored. well experienced. clean
ing at night and hotel work Phone Met
ropolitan 1871. 22@ 81. s.w. 90
WOMAN. well educated. used to travelling
wishes position as travelling companion:
Presbyterian; best of references. Address
Box .63-G. Star offce.
YOUNG LADY with experience wants po-
sltlon as governess to children: college and
music education; unencumbered: refer
ences- Address Box "a C. Star ONCE. "a
Evening star., 1936-04-23
THE WYOMING APT.
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

sUBURBS-Cool no trafic large grounds:
children allowed; token fare > large
rooms and kitchen. $50 Lincoln 4s36-J.
323O CATHEDRAL AVE-Large front
room. rnfurnished or furnished semi-pri-
yate bath; comfortable home; reasonable.
Phone Adams 5939
623 MASS. AVE. Me- room bath and
porch for II K: all private gas range,
sink. elec. No children "a
Evening star., 1936-04-23
SITUATIONS-MEN,
sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

WHITE COUPLE as janitor or caretaker
no children: 4 years experience: ref. l15'
Columbia rd. Phone Adams 656l.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
1918 9th ST. NV.
WANTED-ROOMS.

Three rooms third floor: heat and light
furnished, S25 month.
Evening star., 1936-04-23

1896 CHAPLIN ST NV second floor
Front or middle room. SIS and $50 month;
Dlaln but cnmfnrta bile 1Ss
Evening star., 1936-04-23

ANACOSTIA. 1896 Valley Pl sE.-One
room for Ink 5 windows. next to bath:
1
Evening star., 1936-04-23

CHEVY CHASE D. C.. 1917 Jocelyn ST.
Nicely furnished, semi-private bath; en-
ployed young woman: only So week. Phone
Emerson 5O57
Evening star., 1936-04-23
BOATS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

5s-FT. GASOLINE and beer supply b
TO launches: good business sacrifice pr
Gregory's. 9th and Water SITS. sw
Evening star., 1936-04-23
POULTRY AND EGGS.
INCUBATORS.

CHICKS-Top-qualit Rocks Reds Leg
horns several thousand ready. from blood =
tested breeders. J B. Henry. Phone Falls
Church Va 34S
Evening star., 1936-04-23

THE WESTMINSTER 1907 18th 81, NV.
Lovely. newly decorated rooms, single and
double; convenient bath or shower; eleVa-
tpr.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

BOY from South wants a Job as house
Phone Decatur 1854
COLORED GIRL. neat. wishes position as
general houseworker: have city references.
S,oLoREiP COL ni,5 GIRL wants general hovsework:
5i73. Sly h'sh'S' CITY REL Cali Potomac
CoLoRED GIRL. Southern. wants general
houseTork or mothers helper; stay nights.
CoLORED WOMAN wants part-time or
days work: no Sundays; references. Call
Potomac 3944J.
DAYS WORK, cleaning or laundry work;
settled colored woman. Phone Lincoln
GIRL. coored. wishes general housework;
stay nights. furnish reference. Phone De-
GIRL, colored, wants work as maid; ref. ::
will stay nights. Call at 1547 colgmbia
400 afternoons; ' ref Cali DeeatSr iH' 45S5. 5S
GIRL colored. wants days work for 8
days Call Potomac 3166.
hHs sat edens fhone
Decatur 3444 at 4 O'Clock
MAID. neat honest. anxious for part-time
Phone North $3.50.
city refs; s{o-s4S mo-; mo- only private
family. Call Metropolitan 6117.
WOMAN. colored wishes housework, after
Moons no washing good cook; prefer not
Atlantic sS56-W Friday. ~ O'''
WOMAN. reliable colored. desires regular
@ work -, ; days week. Call Decatur
psee sood eoee e pan Washne
week. Call 1213 37th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-04-23

l4ss MERIDIAN PL NV Attractive.
large. 2nd-door newly decorated front
room, modern: adults: owner. reasonable.
Phone Columbia 0243.
Evening star., 1936-04-23

2013 PERRY ST. NE-Newly furnished
room. next bath; . large closets, C. h. W
unlimited phone; bus at corner: employed
couple preferred Potomac lkhh o4s