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Evening star., 1936-09-28

The voice which had made Alex
ander Henderson. IA, a well-known
figure in many capitals of the world.
was stilled in death today. His
body was found yesterday in a base
ment fiat at 1912 Eighth street,
where he had lived for the last IL
years.
For many hours, his wife. Mrs Mary
Henderson, "a, had moved about the
two-room quarters believing him
asleep. He had been Ill for several
years, and only three weeks ago had
returned home from Emergency Hos
pital, where he was treated for a
heart ailment. Mrs. Mary Lungo,
who lives on the first floor of the
house, discovered Henderson's death.
when she sent some food to the aged
couple.
In his younger days, Henderson
was a singer and Travelled widely
with an English muiscal company.
Family friends remember that, before
the turn OF the century, he appeared
at one of the theaters in Washing
ton, but he played mostly in Eng
land and on the continent. His father
was a music critic for the Manches-
ter Guardian.
About 20 years ago his older
brother. Herbert, who was employed
at the Government experimental sta
ton in Bethesda. Md, died. About
five years later Alexander Henderson
came back to this country for a visit.
He and his brothers widow, both old
and in need OF. companionship. were
married and shortly afterward moved
to the Eighth street fiat.
Two years ago, friends said, Hen
derson was on relief, but his wife
sold a cottage at a nearby beach
Their money was just about exhausted
when Henderson died.
On the small pump organ in the
front room, now covered with dust.
Henderson used to play pieces he had
sung in his younger days. neighbors
recalled. Once, when he was singing
one of his favorite songs, he was
Evening star., 1936-09-28
US. S.M0NEY PLANS
CLOSELY GUARDED
Roosevelt and Morgenthau
Refuse to Tell Next Ex-
change Steps.
Rv the Associated Press.


HYDE PARK. N. Y, September %.
The secrecy clamped on negotiations
leading to the tri-power monetary ac-
cord was riveted down again today at
headquarters of the two men who did
the dickering for the United States
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Morgenthau.
Queries seeking light on the next
steps in the effort Of the United States,
France and England to stabilize in
ternational exchange were answered
by Summer White House officials with
a firm mo news,
The same silence held a: the near
by Peekskill estate of the Treasury
Secretary.
The Secretary had tea at the Roose-
welt home on the Hudson late yester-
day. 1t was presumed he gave the
Chief Executive what information, if
any, he lacked since the Secretary
closed his Office Saturday in WASH
ington.
Morgenthau was reported planning
an early return to Washington.
The President set most Of today
aside for more work on the two politi-
cal speeches he will make tomorrow
night before the Democratic State
convention at Syracuse and Thursday
evening in Pittsburgh.
Accompanied by his mother, Mrs
To, DnoSav-oIt he procilov,t
tended Sunday services at st. James
Episcopal Church.
In between his two addresses Fri
day at the dedication of a new medi-
cal center at Jersey City, N. j., and
at the breaking Of ground for the
$58,000,000 Queens Midtown tunnel
under New York's East River, Presi-
dent Roosevelt will take time out to
see world series base ball game be-
tween the Yankees and Giants in
New York.
Political advisers are expecting him
to make at least half dozen ajor
campaign addresses in the final month
before election. but thus far dates and
places have not been announced
There is a possibility, however, that
there will be disclosed in Washington
Wednesday plans for an initial stump
ing tour Of the West, which tenta-
lively lists speeches for Omaha and
Denver.
He will be in the Capital for sew
eral hours that day for conferences
on creation of a pool Of public and
private power in the Southeastern
States, on adjustment of the PERU
Ecuador boundary dispute, and with
the new Federal Maritime Commits
sion.
Evening star., 1936-09-28
STOCKMEN'SA.A.A..
BENEFIT PAY SET
Development of Springs and
Killing Gophers Encour-
aged by Cash.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Regulations under which Western
stockmen and ranchers will be paid
an estimated $2,000,000 to $3,000,-
900 in oil-conservation benefit pay
ments were announced yesterday by
the Agricultural Adjustment Admins
tration.
Practices under which stockmen
can share in the Federal benefit pay
ments vary from a top Of $50 for
each spring or seep of water de-
veloped, down to ia cents an acre
for killing prairie dogs and IS cents
an acre for infested rats" The pro-
gram will be operative the rest of the
year.
A maximum for benefit payments
on each ranch was fixed at 50 a
head multiplied by the grazing
capacity of the ranch. Thus, on q
ranch found capable of feeding 500
cattle, the benefit payment limit
would be $1,000.
This program is open to all
stockmen in the States concerned"
said George E. Farrell director OF
the Western A. A. A. division COM
prising l3 States. participation by
stockmen will be entirely voluntary.
1t will apply to privately owned and
privately controlled land"
Other A. A. A. spokesmen said the
latter classification could include
State-owned or Federal lands that
were leased and therefore under
private management.
Range building practices" ap-
proved by Secretary Wallace fol
Arizona, California, Kansas, Montana
Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota
Utah, Washington and Wyoming
were detailed. Those for Idaho and
Oregon will be approved shortly, ii
was said.
Farrell said the program "had been
developed in cooperation with stock
men" and lis not cattle or sheep
reduction program"
Late start of the program, A. A. A
spokesmen said, accounted for the
relatively small share-up to S3,000,.
000-that stockmen will receive o.
the S470000,000 to be distributed thi:
year under the soil conservation act
Evening star., 1936-09-28

the leadership Of Mrs. Whitman Cross
Amateur rose growers in the Capital
and vicinity have planted large num-
ber of new roses developed by out
standing hybridizers, it is reported.
In addition, local florists will ex-
hibit fine specimens and several out
of-town growers will display their lat
est novelties.
Evening star., 1936-09-28

Continued From First Page)
American "he had no real opportunity
to learn the benefits of life in the
Third Reich. Therefore, as an out
slider, he must be judged less harshly."
Earlier the Communist, Bruno Rietz,
q co-defendant, testified Simpson re
peatedly" brought Bolshevist literature
into the Reich during 1885 aboard the
S. S. Manhattan of the United States
Lines, on which he was crewman.
He testified the balloons and stickers
were brought in on a single trip.
Rietz said Simpson usually met him
and two other Communists, whom. he
described as "Reichert and Amtor,"
Evening star., 1936-09-28
Simpson

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1936-09-28
Former Music Company Star
Is Found Dead IN Flat Here

stricken with a heart attack, but he
recovered.
Mrs. Henderson is staying with a
friend, Mrs. Charlotte Davis. BIT
South Dakota avenue northeast, while
funeral arrangements are being COM
pleted. Mr.. Henderson is survived by
brother. living in England. and 10
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1936-09-28

Help Nature to Reduce
Evening star., 1936-09-28
RECORD ROSE EXHIBIT
IS PREDICTED FOR SHOW

Following a canvass of rose gardens
in Washington and nearby Virginia
and Maryland. officials Of the Potomac
Rose Society said today that their
fourth annual show. scheduled for Oc-
tober l0-l1, should bring out the
largest display Of roses ever exhibited
in Washington.
The canvass was conducted under
Evening star., 1936-09-28
MAN KILLED, SON HURT
IN SHOOTING At CAMP
Suspect Held for Staying Near
Grundy, Va.-Witness
Also Jailed.
Hy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GRUNDY, Va, September a.
Greely Belcher. AZ, was instantly
killed and his son, Haskell Belcher. 20,
was critically wounded Saturday night
at Big Rock Mining Camp IL miles
north Of here, and officers today were
holding Dewey Dye in connection
with the shooting.
Dye was lodged in jail by Deputy
Sheriff Owens of Buchanan County
to await preliminary hearing.
Morticians said powder burns indi-
Gated Belcher had been shot at close
range. Eyewitnesses told investigating
officers the Belchers were unarmed.
The elder Belcher was hit twice,
one bullet entering the abdomen and
another penetrating the heart.
The younger man was hit in the
abdomen. Hospital attaches said his
condition was critical
Another man, whose identity ON
GERS did not disclose, was also held
in Jail as q material witness.
Deputy Owens and Commonwealth 8
Attorney Frank Smith said a further
investigation will be conducted.
Evening star., 1936-09-28

to discuss distribution of the propa-
ganda. Once, he went on, Reichert
gave Simpson certain notes on SUBJ
marine and airplane construction, but
he could not recall just what data
these notes embraced.
Simpsons case, which drew pro-
tests from the United States because
of the length of his incarceration be-
fore the trial date was set, has not
been mentioned in the German press.
Helmuth Kionka, 31-year-old resi-
dent of Breslau convicted of high
treason, was executed in Berlin to-
day. Details were withheld by Nazi
authorities.
REPORT AWAITED HERE.
Evening star., 1936-09-28
REPORT AWAITED HERE
Nv the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Pending report from the American
Consulate General in Berlin, the State
Department withheld comment today
on the conviction of Lawrence Simp-
son. When the report is received the
department will consider whether
Simpson received a fair trial.
Because the sailor was accused of a
violation of German laws, this Gov
ernment's activity in the case was
confined exclusively to steps calculated
to safeguard his rights under those
laws and to expedite his trial as far as
possible,
Evening star., 1936-03-11

New, all-briok bungalow; strictly mod
40xi5s; near schools and transportation.
house you can afford. 1716 Evarts st.
BUNGALOW, ON CORNER LOT.
BARGAIN, S6,750. NATL. 8949.
Evening star., 1936-03-11
BILTMORE.
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.

1889 18th st. NV. of Dupont Circle
A home with a mansion atmosphere for
young people: reasonable.
Evening star., 1936-03-11

ONE BLOCK OF DUPONT CIRCLE r.
floors electric equipment etc. Everything
in new condition. Deep lot TO alley. Price
reasonable. Will make good terms. E. A.
CARNEY l12R VT ave District 45OS.
Evening star., 1936-03-11

PRACTICALLY NEW-Dou-
BILE duty full porcelain dis
play case. Oriole model, No.
1855. Complete with new
General Electric refrigera-
ton. A real bargain at only
$489. 1928 New York Ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-11
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. 429 WOOD
ward Bldg. Natl 1870. Special rates all
cities; NY. Boston. CHICAGO. Fla. st. Louis.
WHY give away your old furniture when
We buy at top prices9 We also move and
take furniture as part payment. Fletcher
Transfer & Storage phone North $500
Evening star., 1936-03-11
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

FOX TERRIER PUP. beautifully marked,
female: docked and weaned; your price.
Phone Greenwood 1881.
Evening star., 1936-03-11

s7.750-A REAL BUY. EXCEPTIONALLY
nice 3-story brick on Clifton st. NV. west
Of 14th st. Nine rooms with 3rd floor
arranged as apartment. Oil heat; garage.
All in perfect condition. Call Mr.. F1SCH-
Err. National $500. Evening phone Co.
Evening star., 1936-03-11

IA WYOMING AVE. Nw.-One single
: double room. from March Is to April l;
Evening star., 1936-03-11

1902 18th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for young
people; twin beds. excellent food. walking
distance; also few table boarders; 13'
I03 LINCOLN AVE. Takoma Park, Md
bstb xame f,ooT % nriyate eStranee % 70 DUspn' Toom
Call after pm. H.
Evening star., 1936-03-11

NEAR INTERIOR DEPARTMENT-Roo
in tWo-room apt; one or two men: refer =.
onces Address BOX 379-A. Star Office. II.
Evening star., 1936-03-11
SALE-HOUSES.
(Continued.l

kSE1IQGED S4,UOUs
s.esT bed s (: extra a .Ii q. iss i'll T.; 81: b
ISspgcrfoS fESM s9 9iH AspoINT%ENr sFS3 ONLY
Net p4fs4ir 4s4s Excl Ass se s4sl iSq5 Ezesss I'll S~
q4h sEp TaYoS EPsB N5aH IsIs
Roosevelt High oSa scSooi srade 'Gs and ;unios i
and rear porchss s0R% aaa pfe sest ana
buiit-in garage. Good condition. Very
50. C001NEW DETACHED BRICK. IN
io5 snd csnyenient ssSe6s 70 stores
ment, on BURNER, RG refriseTation % rsS and
garage garage. r. An outstanding new-home
SO; $5S..s-s sS -seSM e-sATH BRICK. IN
18th 10Th ST; HEIGHTS overlooking Govern
gd4ei.. vide has front and inclossd Isar
BURNER. electric refrigeration NJ and a
garase: $1,000 caGh balance in reason
1sos fH5FFpN Il Ss SjN. & IgeHs sssFsn.f f9 2s.s.
One Of the fine. old Georstown homes.
snEs bsd fEzf sxfH Sr.rgs hs
H. SfIER SiitE EsIssS ss5a5s ssf sss5
phone Cleveland O112. Other GEORGETOWN
-. NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
inc!osed poTches, CONCRETE Df; 'f front porch. 7s
h.-w.h.. oil burner. etc. elec refrigerator.
Sst Sat6ss Tass e1bs Cen M
Sterling 1854
NORTHEAST.
Row-brick home (Jamison-builtl. 9 rms,
double rear poIches, garage; excellent con-
o,,i0n' ni0l wM; wM; Mfsf r. IaHRsi HRockMokro ssERSN
home TecEeaelon N room. gas AS heat bnhiia baiit!in
'rl-s' n,.. IyS, Iw1S, MN H. THRockMokToN. lfRei ksfMaookE:ToN
7ss estate sshe q Fqs Fsndshib GdHhbDREe Groom
bath brick; garage. Price. STJ.50O; terms.
Woodward 7 Blds. 4: LANE, National J5c s4ss,
ZION on each floor. Price. s6,750Gsf 900
esa easn so per month. Near 14th and
Dist. 354e. NJ. 3. WEAVER, clev. 4e44.
S2I,500---A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN COL
ONY HILL an Early American village des-
IN its extreme simplicity, rejecting the
sturdy character Of our pioneer ancestors
recreation room rooms and and maids sEsS room niuGln and
bath) 2 ireplaces; automatic heat and
refrigeration: 2-car garage. In excellent
condition. BOSS g. PHELPS. NATIONAL
$500. EVENING PHONE WISCONSIN 3799.
S1O.95O-CAPIToL HILL; A VERY DE.
Sirable Groom house, bed rooms, garage,
NICE yard situated on wide ave. Reason
able cash payment, balance like rent.
HARRY B. PITTS CO.
can Decatur "0a4s-J AftPPisS After s P.M. o100'
CHEVY CHASE, D C., 50, $50; ALL BRICK,
few doors from Rittenhouse ST. and
Utah ave. lovely detached brick with
six large rooms, FULL BATHS, full attic,
Brand-new, at a very low price.
Chevy CHASE MD-A LARGE (23 n.
Evening star., 1936-03-11
wANTED-ROOMS.

CLARENDON. VA-Laree room. sleeping
porch: water in room: half block TO trans
portation. 10c fare. Phone Walnut 1914.
Evening star., 1936-03-11

YOU a NEW studio upright at only Sl1S.5O
delivered into your homel. This new piano
Is designed particularly for small apart
ments, nurseries. clubs, recreation rooms.
etc. anywhere space is limited. It's not
toy. but a well-toned. sturdily-built and
well-fnished instrument. Fully guaran-
teed by the factory and ourselves. If you
buy this upright now and later trade 1t in
on q better piano. we'll give full allowance;
E11S50 Easy terms kits l33u G St
Evening star., 1936-03-11
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PIANOS FOR RENT 81 per month and
choose from; all makes and sizes. Rent
paid applies to purchase If you decide to
buy later. For special sale value see our
ads under the for sale miscellaneous col
umn on this page. Phone National 1870.
Kits. 1880 @ st. dn the middle OF the
PIANOS, players; must be sold for storage
charges; excellent condition Smiths Stor-
age Co., 1913 You NV. No. 3343.
pIANOS-Another group Of used and. re-
floors: S45 to S75. Terms. Arthur Jor-
dan Piano Co.
PIANO. Knable baby grand. mahogany case,
like new: recently tuned action; perfect
condition Bargain for cash. Col. 1000.
PIANO, brand-new studio model upright
piano fine tone. quick, responsive action;
attractive case. two pedals: 500 so. plus
the drayage and fretght charges. making
the piano cost you S1lS.50; terms. Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. 1899 @ st.
PIANO. small attractive grand. nationally
known make; formerly sold for S675; Will
sell for S245 on terms. Trade In your OLD
at, home Of the Mason e. Hamlin and
ChickerinE pianos in Washington.
PIANOS, players: must be sold for storage
charees; excellent condition. Smiths Stor-
age Co. 1913 You NV. North 3343.
PIANOS-Our credit department has four
accounts that can be taken over for the
balances on small grands; your saving as
an average is about 5000; you only pay
the transportation and take up the balance
monthly. Ask to see Mr.. Reean. Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. 18th and @.
Evening star., 1936-03-11
RoOMS-FURNIsHED.
(Continued.)


available April l; ami. Columbia $3.50.
call BY appointment.
Mr. DUPONT CIRCLE 2239 Que st. nv
0ffyass bs.h F Pctomse 5sss
2 NEWLY FUR. ROOMS. APARTMENT
and top of garage for workshop. ol4
Mass. ave. NV. IL
1894 OGDEN ST. NEAR 18th. Spring pl)--
bath; suitable 2: Ideal location; pvt, family.
1905 COL. RID. N.W.-Light. airy rooms.
men only: accommodate groups or slnsie' Yn.
very very RhRa sD
sonable for 9. Free telephone. e
NEAR INTERIOR DEPARTMENr-Ro
in two-room apt: one or two men; reier
onces Address BOX 379-A. Star ONCE II.
ropm aSla brah 4ta nx
man. man District 1897 before 3 or after .
1909 INGRAHAM ST NV. lust of 10th
gentleman. beautifully furnished; DETACHED
home. ~
a715 CONN. AVE. lopp. wardman Park
HoteD-Single and double rooms reason re1Se
able. Phone Columbia 9400. IL
iS83 CALIFORNIA sT.-Lovely front stu
dio room, newly decorated. hardwood ncoos'
also large front bed room: cont. n. W.
DUPONT CIRCLE VIcINTTY-studio- -bed
room single; unlimited phone; conVenl.eh' e.
location. 1907 10Th st. NV. Io
1911 P ST. NW-Front basement i:n.k:
room. southern exposure. running water'
bath in basement; So: couple only.
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1921 R. I-single room,
also roommatc for law student; every con-
venience: well-kept home.
I5o5 OAK Corner l6thl-Attrsctive room
with porch. private entrance; ball room'
newt hath SO so week; flne location.
FACING CAPITOL GRouNps 4" dfned Inne
home. with privileges.
CHEVY CHASE. 52Ol 3sth ST-Mastsr
front twin-bed room. also sittins p%nn: ppo.n
shower: tub bath; sentiemen' fefs' fh0he
DOWNTOWN. lI2I 18th ST. NW:-Loy.es .s
iy clean double room on md noor' with
large closet: Ink, 81.
THE WESTCHESTER - Furnished room
and bath in private apartment Fhohe
Emerson S721.
500 Pennsylvania AVE. s.E.-one ROOM
S3 50 week -----7-,
1921 @ NE-Large front room; iarnisnee, xs e,
Ink; suitable for employed couple ID Dei
week Phone Lincoln 5054-R.
LINCOLN PARK. los Tenn. Ave. N, the
Fairfax. Apt. I2-Newly furnished, mrs., :
floor front single room. c.h.w.: 81 per "k'
1924 UNIVERSITY PL N.w.-Two rooms;
porch Ink; heat; gas: eiec &c eonsenieh' rset
~ Iitb n.w@Sinele front room, also
double: Ink. sink. gas range, linens etcr
rea asonable: quiet people only; 2no moor.
ARTIsTEDaytime use Of lsrSfi rsIi Mstqoo i;qa5o
o9,,.r Es9m 81 sasA MattheWs 5tle to GGaTn pm oNH
6of p n.w.-Neat clean rooms elevator
service. So week. Metropolitan 500.
Evening star., 1936-03-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

5541 10th ST. NV ROOMS. FUR
bath; gas electricity sink; 81 week.
ANAcosTIA, 100 GOOD HOPE RID. Sc:
ysrd MS Fs front ees5 ssos@ss @ eSs 8dalts s. W.
LAKoMA PARK, 5O5a BLAIR Rp.-
Nicely furnished apt" Q rooms. kitchen.
thing furnished Suitable for couple.
I2Is EUCLID 81. Nw.-TWo ROOMS.
efhsiency apartment; adults only; plenty
Two REFINED GENTLEMEN TO SHARE
Dress res Box 47sss. Sta Star ONO once an0'nef' A0
FURNISHED AND UNFgRNIsHED APART
Room Room $oS. 300 Esns Phone National fpsh s717 ~ NV,
sUBLEr = HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
apt. four rooms lone bed room). foyer
and bath; adults. Columbia GALL
3 $3.50 s,s BROWN ST. NV NV; z BLOCK WEST
porch. Frigidaire: quiet adults.
kitchen. sink: third floor; S36
$50 Mo.-LIv. RIM. BED RIM. K. B. AND
din; Gentiles adults; no dogs. Wyatt
As Aso feaC Bea Sa s SIS an ond ua
200 QUINCY ST. N,w.--3rd FLOOR. TWO
sStTa large ToGms kitchen bes1siful bath
$500 mo-: employed couple given prefer
ence; reference REQUIRED
ONE ROOM. KITCHEN. SEMI-PRIVATE
Pss st s4S Phone Dsct s05 soe5
TAKoMA 217 SPRUCE AVE-, NEAR
dinette. semi-private bath. Frigidaire $50:
sSsIts; sSsnS.-d Nsas ass bus and 14th cars Phone
1917 n sT.-UNUsUAL; ROOMS. KrTCH-
en-. bath: near Conn. ave-; to settled couple:
references; garage.
sa. isas r55m. 55a t s SsS boV55Y
pletely furnished: SO week. On car line.
1925 MONROE ST. NW.-ONE LARGE
front room. kitchen and bath. completely
furnished. Phone Columbia 3264-J.
GoNN ying ToS@ no9
nished: Iii rooms open FROM large recep-
md @ refriseration % ton Ges ADpiy resident msnaser.
213s CALIFORNIA sT-sMAIL. sum
fis'. KIM rrisidsire; @ south EXP; sS5' SDt foS'
2209 RANDOLPH ST. NE
l. Two rooms; dinstts; kitchenette. semi.
from downtown bus. adults. Also one
bed.living room. Ink. privileges. Call
WANTEPoENTLEMAN .il., 70 SHARE ,. IS TWo e
per month 1853 18th st., GROSS.
1919 MILITARY RD.-WELLrFURNIsHE
apartment. 2 rooms. k. and b., large front
SSs no nss ssafsS phoSs
10 MINUTES 70 TOWN. m BEAUTIFUL
Lyon yillsse; ,: couple to .a snjoy cool , con- on
inciudins & su eroceries. oH Phone one w Walnut 1897. 81
1921 MINI. AVE. N.E-3 RMS, KITCH-
SIS 4siS month % Adults. sih Phone Atlantic 1888.
si9 N. CAROLINA AVE. s,E.-BED-LIv.
ing room, kitchen. adjoining bath. second
hoor; clean. aiuet home: adults.
1915 10th So: N:w;-S ROOMS AND
Sssos Sssof laHf See TsslasHf M ass current e
1417 X st. NV. National $500.
FURN. APARTMENTs: UNFuR.
Free Car and Guide Furnished.
National s2ss sSs loss Essnigs' e. NV Atlantic olSs
THE PRESIDENTIAL.
1926 10th Street NV.
Apartment consisting OF 3 rooms kitcn-
en- and bath. beautifully furnished. Res.
m.r THE RhSps %9NssE MisEoH4sssH TR1sr asSs aSsohpAsy
S67.b0. 2 ROOMS; BATH.
hour hour eIsvstor s I and sSiitchSosra Service.
ssons sss ssssdsas Mss4soposan aaaseEs 5sso " NV
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
4-EooM APT.-FuRNIsEED. $50
24.h. elev.. secretarisl phone service; neat.
" furn.; re9.; mirror doors. Potomac 6pe3s
Evening star., 1936-03-11
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED by gentleman with Government
position room with private bath and break
fast and dinner: Georgetown preferred.
Address Box 65-B. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-03-11
ROOMS AND BOARD.
(Continued.)


and 3 to q room, 5000 up; basement
rooms. $3.50 double, with board; lovely
location, tasty meals.
354I I3th ST, ,N;w-weM-furnished twin
available March is; $3.50 each. Phone
9l44 WYOMING AVE. NW-one single
or double room. from March Is to April L;
1902 18th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for young
people: twin beds. excellent food. walking
distance; also few table boarders; 13'
I03 LINCOLN AVE. Takoma Park, Md
Large front room. FIRST floor. with board;
bath same floor. private entrance to room.
Call after pm. IL"
SMALL FAMILY; pleasant home; near
school and bus. 400 Surrey ST.. Somerset.
Chevy Chase Md Wisconsin 44O5. .14'
GOVERNORS PL. NV. Q6I9 r. I. ave.
n.wD-Double room with board. available
zoos NORTH FILLMORE ST. Clar.. va
Home cooking: convenient to bus. Phone
Clarendon 1871.
1918. VT. AVE. NW-Downtown, select;
suitable two: c.h:w.. best foods; 81 each
weekly: also single. Metropolitan 1904.
1898 K ST. N.W-Close in. Vacancy for
l or men; excellent meals. coneehial
surroundings: reas. Phone Met. 1853.
Very desirable front rooms. single beds:
excellent home-cooked meals: S30-S36 so.
Also bungalow. four girls or men.
ll7I9 R. !. AVE, N.w-Room for 8 SEN
tance; $40 Der mo. 12"
GENTLEMEN who would appreciate a
well-appointed home; large, cool room;
%s sg s9d ads
CLUB MERIDIAN,
2620 18th ST. NV.
delightful home residence for men
and With lNInQAg nd dTa wing
hoGs2n Psb mea Iss Sf.m
1712 N. HAMPSHIRE NV.
Walking distance: young people who ap-
Is unGer personal supervision Of owner.
known to be one OF the most reliable; rates
very reasonable 1os
1854 QUE ST. NV.
Beautifully furnished 2nd-noor front for
.: twin beds: S45 each; attractive: single
S45: also vacancy for young man. S42 so;
delicious meals.
2111 18th ST. NV,
from home: newly decorated and furnished;
BILTMORE,
1899 18th st. NV of Dupont Circle
home with mansion atmosphere for
young people: reasonable
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBA
CLARENDON. VA.-Laree room. sleeping
porch: water in room: half block to trans
portation. 10c fare. Phone Walnut S6T4.
WANTED-ROOMS.
FURN. SINGLE STUDIO ROOM. maid serv-.
quiet location. walking distance 22nd and
Mnw Write No. 43. 2201 M st. NV.
FURNISHED ROOM. private bath. with
private family, NV section. by refined. en-
ployed couple. Address Box 36S-A, Star
ONCE
SPANISH STUDENT. Government employe
desires furnished room in residence of
Spanish-speaking family by Mar. Is. Ad-
dress Box BIB Star once.