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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-08
z Deputies Are
 Indicted Grand
 Jury Kentucky
FRANKFORT, Ky, Oct. 8, =

FRANKFORT, Ky, Oct. 8, - On charges of having deprived coal miners of their civil rights as guaranteed by the National Labor Relations Act, g prese1t or former deputy sheriffs and 24 executives of g coal mine com- panies, all in Harland county, were indicted today by a federal grand jury sitting in Frankfort. The accused persons will face ar raignment late in November.
 The grand jury based the in- dictments on testimony given be- fore the United States Senate Civ il Liberties Committee during the committees recent investiga- ton into conditions in Harland ounty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-08
Two True Bills Added To List
 Of Indictments

The federal grand jury which has been in session this week yesterday returned true bill indicting Arne Neime, on a char ge of rape.
 Today the Grand Jury returned true bill indicting Mahon Mills on charge of first degree mur- der of Albert Adams, at Kotze- bue. Reports said the Grand Jury might conclude it's work this afternoon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-08
Volunteers Are
 Draw COnstitu.
 tion X By Laws

Nome's newest organization the Volunteer Fire Department, met to organize last evening at the city hall, following the first ald classes.
 Under suggestion of Fire Chief w. w. Laws, a temporary chair man was elected to preside. Nor yin w. Lewis agreed to occupy the chair, and the first business in hand was the appointment of a committee to draft a suitable con- stitution and by laws for the or ganization.
 The committee, it was stated, is to present the draft of their findings to the Volunteers Sunday afternoon at 2 pm. for adoption, and they in turn will present the documents to the Nome City Council next Monday evening for its approval.
 Only four of the original fifteen who agreed to turn out, were ab- sent, mostly due to business req sons.
 Expressions of interests were gained from several others who were present and their names taken.
 It was expected that Sunday the Volunteers would be sufficient ly organized to announce the nam es of their charter members.
 They're off to good start Now let's help them keep it up
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29
DETROIT AUTO
BUS STRIKER
PROTEST RULE

DETROIT. July %. CUP) - Bus
drivers of the motor coach division
of the Detroit street railway de-
partment went on strike today in
protest of a charter amendment
providing system seniority. The
drivers demand separate seniority
systems for coach and street car
operators.
George A. Schaab, business re-
representative of the Motor Coach
Operators association, announced
that nearly 5000 or 1000 drivers
were participating in the walkout,
which was unauthorized by officers
of the association. The remaining
zoo drivers. he said, are members of
the Amalgamated Street and Elect
ric Railway Employees association.
Fred Nolan. general superintend-
ent of the D.SR., said service was
being maintained at about 35 per
cent of normal.
Detroit. with about 2,00O. 900 popu-
lation, depends upon street car,
automobile and motor coach trans
portation.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29

closing of 16 hotels and extended
later to three others hostelrieS.
The strike was called by men,
bers of six culinary workers unions
to enforce demands for increased
pay, 40-hour week and preferen-
tial employment.
Members Of these unions voted
to return to work under an agree
ment whereby the issues of pay
and the hours of work would be
submitted to arbitration and prefer
ential employment or the closed
shop was granted all except hotel
auditors, whom the operators in
sisted were confidential employees.
Eleven other unions, which call
ed sympathy strikes to support the
culinary workers, delayed the ac-
tual opening of the hotels. however,
until they had signed agreements
with the hotel owners.
The last of these agreements was
effected last night and resulted in
the beginning of a city-wide cele-
bration that extended through the
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29

city councils and residents,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29
100 Rioters Hurt
In Church Fight

SARAJEVO. JugosIavia, July
%. U.P)-More than 100 persons
we're injured today in savage
riots after church services for
the Greek orthodox church at
Narnave.
Excited crowds leaving the
church smashed all windows of
the house of Or. Kaludjercic.
minister of posts and almost de-
stroyed the office Of the editor
of the government newspa-
per Vreme.
The crowd then demonstrated
before the postoffice, storing
gendarmes who fired on them.
1t was reported 20 gendarmes
and about 100 demonstrators
were injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29
PLANE DE-ICER
GETS APPROVAL
OF OFFICIALS

WASHINGTON, July 30. U.P)-
Civilian aviators and airlines OBJ
tanned permission from Secretary
of Commerce Daniel C. Roper today
to put rubber "overshoes" on the
wings of their planes this winter
to prevent formation of ice.
Roper formally approved use of
the new type of de-icer, which
will be attached to the leading
edges of wings and tail surfaces
of planes.
The rubber boots" are operated
by compressed air supplied auto
matically from the power plant.
Pulsations of air cause the over
shoe to expand and contract, break
ing up the ice so that it will be
stripped off by the air.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29
STORE STRIKE
THREAT ENDED
BY AGREEMENT

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29. U.P)
The threat of a strike of de-
partment store workers was ended
today after members of the retail
department store employees union
voted 1880 to 3S9 to accept an
agreement with the owners.
Employees will receive 10 per
cent wage increase. retroactive to
May l minimum wages ranging
from S18 to $35 a week, time and
a half for overtime, a six day, 40
hour week. vacation with pay, re-
cognition of the union as the bar
gaining agency and a seniority rule
in hiring.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29
American Victims
OF Crash Listed

AMSTERDAM, July %. CUP)-
Two of three Americans killed in an
air liner crash near Brussels yes
terady were identified today as:
Prof. william Randolph Kanton,
of Besen avenue, Uniontown, Pa.
Benjamin Mum, president of the
Humble Oil company. Hollywood
Calf Nun gave his address to a
Cologne, Germany, hotel clerk. it
was learned, as 3l67 Atlanta avenue,
Long Beach. Calf.
A third American was identified
only as named Goldbloom.
Eleven passengers and a crew of
four. including stewardess, died
in the crash.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29
Eoypt's New Sovereign
Among Youngest Rulers

CAIRO, Egypt, July 90. WP -
King Farouk l was enthroned on
his 18th birthday today as the first
independent sovereign of Egypt in
four centuries and one of the
worlds youngest rulers.
Two million persons cheered the
tall. handsome youth as he rode
in the royal carriage to parliament
where. in the presence of the queen
mother. the royal princes and prin-
cesses and high government Off
cials. he took the oath.
Multi-colored lights, festoons, BAN
ners and flags decorated the route
of the kings ride to the parliament
building.
The olive-Skinncd youth, descen-
dant of an Albanian adventurer
who fought Napoleon, left the
throne Immediately after taking the
oath. returning to the Palace Of
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29
MOTHER STAYS
SONS so THEY
GO TO HEAVEN

HENDERSON, N. c., July %.
UR)-Hospital attendants said to-
day there was little chance of re-
covery for Mrs. Leah Davis overly.
80. rural church worker. who killed
her two young sons with a shotgun
because she wanted them to go
to heaven"
Mrs. OVERLY swallowed Chloride
tablets" after shooting the two
children, John, seven, and his six
months old brother, Jamie.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29
WOMAN FACES
JURY CHARGE
OF EXTORTION

LOS ANGELES. July 90 UP)-
Mrs. June Bates of Oakland was
under federal grand jury indict-
ment here today, charged with an
attempet to extort money from
John Boles. film star
She was arrested in Oakland
yesterday a few hours after the
indictment was voted and will be
returned here for trial after a
removal hearing in Oakland.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29

Abdine.
The kings voice was deep and
calm as he took the oath. and he
bowed graciously to the princes and
cabinet officials who congratulated
him.
Banquets, receptions and a radio
broadcast to the nation will COM
plete the days activities for the
athletic youth who becomes ruler
over 100000 persons and Egypt's
most powerful monarch since the
Mameluke kings were crushed by
the Ottoman empire 400 years ago.
DALLAS, Texas, July 20. CUP)
City officials saved $4,000 today.
They had decided to buy five acres
of Dallas for a park if
they could obtain it for $4,000. A
check on the title disclosed that the
city had owned the property since
1878.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29
AGAIN
OFFERED NAVY
FOR NEW BASE
ms AIRPORT AGAIN

ms AIRPORT AGAIN sgd
Imperial county airport again was
offered the government as naval
air base with additional land on
the north made available for bar
racks or other buildings needed.
The offer was made following
similar developments recently init
ated at Jacumba airport. Facilities
Of the airport and the additional
land were placed at the disposal
OF the service, according to letter
sent Captain A. L. Bristol of the
United States air station at San
Diego by the FL Centro Chamber
r. ~'--------.-@ - hohalf of the Ell
Cl-,.J All -.A.. "a. C-g1l.-eot.ons,
city councils and residents,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29
Counts So 900 Cost 80Day Hotel Strike Terminates
WAYNESBURG LOOKS TO SKIES
FOR JUST A LITTLE SPRINKLE

WAYNESBURG, Pa, July 30.
CUP)-If it doesn't rain in Waynes-
burg today everyone will be disap-
pointed except the weather man
and a 62 year old tradition will be
broken for the third time.
No one knows why, but it nearly
always seems to rain in this little
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29

college town on July 20. There have
been only two rainless July 29ths
here since 1875 and one of them
sneaked in during the great drought
of 1890
Proof of this can be found in the
tattered log book kept by Byron
Daily, so year OLD druggist who
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-29
Unions Back TO Work
When Operators Agree
To Arbitrate Trouble

SAN FRANCISCO July %
hous the leading hotels of
day guests which according
TO civic organization
The strike which affected workers with the
Evening star., 1937-08-23

TAKOMA PARK-FAVORABLE LOCA-
ton: new; own entr. Living rm. bed room
din, kit, bath. refg.: c.h.w. Shepherd 1887.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
AIR COOLED.
1929 Connecticut Ave.

| THE BAYHEAD, 724 3rd ST. N.W-l
room, kitchen and bath apt. newly dec
Grated refrigeration on house current.
l Sxa
Evening star., 1937-08-23
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTn. goth
and sts nv room kit. bath. COM
pletely furn.: linens. silver. Prisidaire: DAY
week. month. national 542b.
BURTON. 21ao G. ST, NV. LIGHT
housekeeping apts., S10.50 wk.. everything
furnished; sleeping rooms. S5, So. West
1875.
sHoREHAM HoTEL-W1LL sUBLET COM
pletely furnished Groom dinette, KITCHEN
apt; Immediately available. Emerson s0l7
SEP. sEPTEMBER xnam .th TO nIt NovEMnER ,te, 15
near Dupont Circle. Decatur o31:'.
1880 18th ST. NE-coRNER APART
nished including gas. light and phone;
maid service; on bus line; S47.50. De-
catur 5493.
ls4e KEMYos ~ ST ,1IFn3 AT RK jnsnS GK
private lavatory: at bus: S35.
INFER, 1896 18th NV AND 2 RMS
nicely furnished. newly decorated; gas and
cleo. refg.: by week or month.
l42 yHLAND TERRACE N,E;-F1RsT
$40 North 7oa5.
DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL 2-RM APT. WITH
81 Msss evas AT aants Hase 4S6
1920 HARVARD NV RMS; FRONT.
north and south exposures: housekeeping;
nicely furnished; $50 monthly. See jani-
tor.
ing apt with, sink; clean. comfortable:
everything included. S1650 per month.
GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT WITH AN
other: all conveniences; share expenses
equally: reas. Apt. 9ls, Park Central
ATTRACT1YELY FURNISHED 5-RooM
apt; available Sept: l for extended period.
Phone Emerson $3.50.
iao1 coNS SS LAVE AXEs a.. RGoMs HosSon F9YEK
4 months, beginning Sept. /. Adams 1913.
SENATOR'S APARTMENT;. ROOMS;
pleteiy redecorate to suit acceptable ten
show Apt, 400. The Northumberland.
bhnEE bnds k4oM oil BSrH sss AN Snasas
opportunity for temperate couple. %.
5l2 c. ST NE. OPPOSITE STANTON
aso Too%s pcSsss bath
1919 EUCLID ST. NV RMS, BATH;
also rms. with water; no linen furn.
go End ST. sE.-2-RM APT, NICELY
fqrn; Also ! large light housekeeping rm.
1857 K ST N.w.-cooL. QUIET BUILD
Ing; elevator; switchboard; free refrisera-
ton; rooms, kitchen, pAth; 500. Apply
on premises or Z. Quincy Smith, Inc, 009
18th st. NV. District 9O57.
5528 End ST NW-LIV1NG ROOM, BED
room. kitchen. bath. electric refrigeration,
s,scr.,s a.; sleesTicity ssf1 phone Adults; 500
BED-LIvING RM.. KIT, BATH, REFRIG-
Grafton. Clean home; l or employed
adults: Ress. 7127 9th st. NV. Geo. 1858.
ONLY $3.50 WEEKLY LARGE ROOM,
kitchenette. etc: nicely furn.: linens. dishes.
silver: 407 st. nv. opposite park. 2as
1929 18th ST. N.W.-BAsEAKlgT APT.
furnished. 3 rooms Columbia 5237-J
ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH. PORCH:
Decatur pl, between Mass. ave. and 8
St: s65. Decatur 1882.
NEAR 18th. 1901 LAMONT N.W.-3
large, outside rms. fireplace. porch: So
exp: refriseration: Sb5. or 2 rms. S42. 30.
1904 MONROE ST. NV. VICINITY l4th
and Park rd.-Attfae. furn., Groom front
apt. semi-prtvats bath. Reasonable.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
UNUSUAL VALUE,
612O 32nd ST. NV.

Due to unusual circumstances this loveI,
detached 2-bath brick home can be sold
at price below its actual value: thi.
house mas frst-foor bed room and bath
property has been appraised at SIC. 900
Fhone Columbia l34S between 9 an and
5 D m. or Potomac 2333 evenings for com :
plete details and appointment 10 inspnc,-
Evening star., 1937-08-23

$500.
YOUR CHOICE TWO NEW; RooMY CAPE

YOUR CHOICE TWO NEW, EOOMY CAPE
COD HOUSES
Insulated, veatherstripped living rooms
over 20, IT; long; bed rooms have ample
closets. built-in chest of drawers, porcheS.
garages; lots have shade trees and big
enough to provide a vegetable and flower
garden Only one block to bus and store.
An inspection will be worth your while,
OPEN AND LIGHTED DAILY.
To reach. drive to Bank of Bethesda
out Old GEORGETOWN rd. to 100 block
turn left on Southwick st. to numbers
l1O-11o
Evening star., 1937-08-23
HOUSES WANTEp 70 RENT

LISTING OF HOUSES FOR RENT WOULD
be appreciated by our rent dept, which
cannot meet the demand. LOUIS p SHOE
MAKER. 1719 K st. NV. Natl 1166.
FEDERAL EMPLOYE DESIRES GROOM
house Sept. Z; prefer furnished: maximum
rent, S75. Phone Columbia 1852.
GOVERNMENT EMPI,OYE DESIRES DE-
tached. unfurnished, R-room house near
Chevy Chase, Nd, or Bethesda. Call Wis
consin 46l4-R.
GOVERNMENT SCIENTIST, WIFE. DOG
September or. slightly longer, furnished
house or apartment, far out NV. or near
suburban. Box SO. Star
Evening star., 1937-08-23

PIANOS-We're closing out alf of our floor
sample vertical pianos at substantial re-
ductions: S345 Huntington Early American
model Sl9o; S3i5 Gable d Sons plain
style model. S2.,5; S3a5 Musette Colonial
model. S295: very easy terms. National
.'223. Arthur Jordan Plano Co., corner
Nh CT
Evening star., 1937-08-23

l72 YOU ST. NE.
Just South r. l. Ave
rooms and bath. front porch Very
convenient to Graded and hgh school.
Only S47 80.
HOWENSrEIN REALTY CORP.
1913 H NV. Dist. 1877.
COLORED-sIx- ROOM HOUSE. H.-WH.,
electricity: near 7th and You; $4b month
ly. Phone after g pm, Adams 1910. 25'
FOR Co1ORED-23l3 H ST. NW.-s
rooms. BATH h.-w.h.. gas cleo: 5000
SHANNON & LUCHs 1908 H st. NV. 90
COLORED13222 GEORGIA AVE
rms, bath, .elee. LIGHTS, Frgidaire,
h-vh. ami cHHG, ee1,ar ssr.sein - scn $50.
1925 Pa. Ave. NV West 1868.
Evening star., 1937-08-23

PIANOS-We have a few unusual values
in used baby grands that were closing out
al worthwhile savings. used Greely in
splendid condition. $ 80; De Mol, like new.
S2H5; Schubert, like new, $3.50: Marshal &
lists size, in splendid condition. S675:
very easy terms. National 3223 Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. l ,lN G st corner LII h
Evening star., 1937-08-23
ROOMS WANTED.

KOCMS WANTEU.
REFINED well-educated Filipino, Govt.
emplOye, formerly U. S. college professor
desires large furn. rm.. private bath maid
service. in quiet, respectable neighborhood,
preferably short DISTANCE from downtown.
after 4 30 pm.
ROOM with private BATH no children;
must be reasonable; NV. section; lady.
Box 100, Star o1s
Evening star., 1937-08-23
$10,950-BEAUTIFUL COR,
MT .EACANT

This well-built home is in perfect con-
dition. 1t has lge. liv. rm with open
fireplace; attr. dining rm.. buffers pantry.
beautiful kit. with new stove, G. r elec
refg-. mod. sink; lge bed rooms and
bath on End floor. . unusually lse bed
rooms and mod. bath on 3rd floor fsuit
for aptD, maids room and bath in base
ment; lse. shaded lot. Suitable for doctor.
home or investment. A buy hard to duph.
cate.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1911.
Evening star., 1937-08-23

PIANO-Walnut case, Huntington loWboy
Spmet piano. used less than . months, and
in new instrument condition, $2l5. Just
repoSSeSsed. 1t can be purchased by any
one who will continue the balance of the
small monthly payments. An opportunity
to pick up practically new piano at a
Worthwhile saving. Natl. 3223. Arthur
Evening star., 1937-08-23
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

l7l4 ST. SE-3 rooms and kitchen
for light housekeeping: heat, elec. fur
nished: Semi-bath
Evening star., 1937-08-23
APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHED

porch oil heat. Frieidaire, . s45, pa All, H14 s1ls
GOPLEY COURTS. 1914 18th ST. NV
Elevator; switchboard, refg.. gas free; cool
kit, bath. large closets: res. mgr.
THE CONCORD; 1901 OREGON AVE. NV
JOHN scR1vENER & BROS. a14 St. NV.
1924 9Th ST NV. CORNER Sth AND
Longfellow,-Two apts of :, rooms kitchen
and bath; outside rooms; newly decorated.
FRI frisidsirs on house current. s43 to s4 100.
sTRoHECKER Met. .7l3.
l,,sSsn l6sH LYMAN .YA Al pPL; NE NE, ROOMS
furnished; $50. Seen jsnitor on premises
NEAR NAVY YARD-ADULTS, . ROOMS.
kitchen. dinette. bath; $3.50. Apply $50
10th st. Sc
THE RoYALToN APARTMENT. 91s NJ
tractive, clean. centrally located; rent. $50
per month. Four rooms and bath, $50 per
BENZ assn snsey oy on a AY
rooms. kitchen and bath. 1908 r st. Sc.
Call Lincoln 34S6-R.
$500 9th ST. .N.W.-CORNER OF 9th AND
newly decorated; front apt modern >
Ssi sssidens %snarsF ED~ L. srRoHEckEs e.
1924 18th ST. NV. Just so COLUMBIA
porch: Frigidaire: adults $3.50.
WALKING DISTANCE :, 1890 RHODE
free: quiet bldg: 9 and 3 room apts; cor
ner. front: large kitchen. bath, porch; res.
mgr. Reasonable rents.
rms. kit, priv. | bath ,0s with " shower, w % PRIV.
entrance avail. Sept 1st
1922 PENN AVE NW.-3 LARGE ROOMS.
foyer. kitchen and bath: Frigidaire; mod
ern; reasonable
LARGE Rms. KIT. BATH; NEWLY
] 9th st. NV.
1923 CLIFTON ST. NW.-5 RMS, BATH.
s seep bo. oqreR neR seut al e dee
MT; PEASANT APTsI OF 8 RMS:
Mntwood pl NV. Columbia 547e.
Nc. 3 ST. N.W-LIGHT.. AIRY APT:
onlces: private bath: S35. Wise. 4s23.
AIR COOLED.
o929 Connecticut Ave-
An Address OF Character"
NEWLY DECORATED; ROOMS: KITCH.
mo. 1893 North Capitol st. ''' wv
3220 18th ST. N;W.-ENT1RE Bird FLOOR.
eosets pv eH'Ts large clean SIN bath
nea so Aane hHme aes 9ss
ATTR, 4-FAM1IY APT: 1904 4th ST.
Dsi enes fsetGn M bed
81 G 30 ADAMS a4a1. Open: eene0 p0f'n'
Mt. RAINIER. MD. 1915 33rd ST. n: e
large rooms 9, and d kit To. s@emicbath; semi heat
THREE LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH.
hall and three large closets. electric re-
Zoos Bemoet a9nse ra nx Apply
THE CRESCENT 1855 CRESCENT PL.
o. BELT Union Trust Bldg. "3'
s4e5S nO2.h TO s525G,LIy g 60 r. nER r.
Ga. ave. and 1926 18th NV. Geo. 1883.
bath; walking distance George Washington
University; reasonable; res. mgr. 25'
1870 49, KANSAS AvE:11N PRIVATE HOME;
employed couple; all modern.
s29 "a; AVE. SIT ROOMS; BATH
second nIn ' no1r' h1h hh1wh, gas electricity; back
borhood. 4O12. Kansas ave. NV. Call
OWNER. Lincoln OOs2.
s3s. KENYON ST: N.W.-oNE
room dr.ssine alcove bath SAG 30
ONE or TWO ROOMS; KITCHEN. BATH,
1sasona,sls cool and gust employed cSHpie
312 1st ST. S.E-OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Available September First floor apt, 8
back yards: $55. Adults. ga
4 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH PORCH.
Decatur pl.. between Mass. ave. and 8 st.;
$65. Decatur 1882.
TAKOMA PARK-FAVORABLE LOCA-
ton: new; own entr Living rm.. bed room.
din. kit, bath. retg.: c.h.w: Shepherd 1857.
THE BOND. 1880 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
n:w.-2 rooms. kit. bath: FriEtdaire. ele-
vstor. &
Evening star., 1937-08-23
MARROW BEACH CORP,
9O7 18th St NV Met 1l.O
$9,950-FOXALL VILLAGE.

One Of the best homes in this beautiful
restricted community. Huge liy. rm within
open fireplace. Attr. dining rm. mod kit ]
= very lge. master bed room in additionl
to 2 others. Bath with shower and extr a
lavatory on OF master bed room. Brica
garage. The house is OF English archi Y
lecture and has many special details. 1nl
new condition. Cost owner S12.T5O
FRANK s. PHILLIPS DIST. l4Il.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
MT. PLEASANT HOME

Lowest priced home in neighborhood fol
quick sale. Newly decorated throughout
h.w.h. Can be shown by appointment
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K NV. District lO15
Evening star., 1937-08-23
WALBRIDGE HOUSE

1889 r ST NV
RATES SO TO 500 MONTH. COOL
DINING ROOMS. SELECTIVE MENUS
TELEPHONES IN ALL ROOMS. SHOWERS
FANS. INNER-SPRIEG MATTRESSES I'M
MACULATELY CLEAN. COUNTRY CLUB
SWIMMING POOL. SINGLE AND DOUBLE
ROOMS.
Evening star., 1937-08-23

PIANO, mahogany baby grand, at very low
price. Kreis's Express Storage Co.. GIG
Eve st n W "a
Evening star., 1937-08-23

pianos, returned from rent one at $3.50,
one, at Sl45 and one at S132.5O. One
Used Gulbransen grand $40; several
at Sis and S16S.50 Hugo Worch, ll1O
G. sole agent for the famous Hardman
pianos; these instruments have been made
hy the same family for past 90 years.
HEADQUARTERS for the world renowned Mini
piano, the smallest upright made. Grands
and uprishtS for rent for all occasions
Evening star., 1937-08-23

THE BOND. 1880 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
nw.-2 rooms, kit, bath: rrigidaire, ele-
Evening star., 1937-08-23

PIANO-Late model mahogany case baby
grand, in splendid condition, Sla5; a good
piano and real value: very easy terms.
NatlNnal l1.lN Kills l22N G 81
Evening star., 1937-08-23

WALTER REED BLOCK
Lovely deep yard with fruit trees. Det !
5 bed rooms. y, baths. large closet 4
porches. Gear garage May rent. Attain
Evening star., 1937-08-23

PlANOS-USed uprightS. 50 and $40 cash.
Delivery extra, or you can haul them your
self; also slightly used stools and benches
al 81. The Piano Shop. 331 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-08-23

| prettlest section of Shepherd PARK this 6
81 saoln Zoo ooetsehed Isse home can be bought for
been put in new house conditton Hpt
| DLahyls' PAYS National 204O. Evening, Adams
Evening star., 1937-08-23

RADIOS-We're closing all 1897 floor sam
pies al big reductions: $50 Philco now Sl2;
$50 RCA-Vlctor, SD: So 80 RCA-Vic-
tor now -S3l.5o S62 so RCA-Victor now
S31 so: 500 Philco now S36 so Philco
now S42; SS9.9o RCAVictor now S54 :;
Sl51.50 Stromberg- Carlson. S1s. Easy
terms. Arthur Jordan Piano Co, 1899
q l2fh
Evening star., 1937-08-23
ROOMS FURNISHED.
ROOMS FUR. 6 UkFUR.

ROSSDHU CASTLE, Rock Creek Park
Beautiful bed room and private bath. also
room at Henderson Castle. 200 10th St.
Wise. 4033
14l4 OAK ST NW-Front room. COM
municating kitchenette If desired, employed
couple or middle aged lady.
Evening star., 1937-08-23

LINCOLN PARK. 1OS Tenn. ave. ne, The
Fairfax. Apt. 12-First-n floor front single
room. N week. 29s
1913 L ST. N.W.-Clean. small sinsle ROOM
S3 weekly; lovely, front, double room, re-
decorated. Ink, 81
2l.1 g ST. N.W-2OO2 ST. NV.
Studio room. next to bath. with or with
gut kitchenette and sleNptng porch, $40 to
S25 month. West 274hJ.
Evening star., 1937-08-23

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOM FOR PARENT. board and care 70
3-year-old child. references. Box 4l9-M
Star.
Evening star., 1937-08-23

TABLE BOARD.
1917 R. T. AVE. NW-Home cooking
breakfast dinner; nicely served: weekly,
monthly rates. Decatur 5716
Evening star., 1937-08-23

: LARGE RMS. KIT. BATH: NEWLY
decorated; elec. rfgr.; res. mgr. 1925
] 5th St NV.
1923 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-5 RMS, BATH.
sleep. porch. south. expos: all new dec:
el. box. new gas range: $3.50. Col. 4759
MT. PLEASANT APTSI OF 3 RMS
bath: S47 .5O-S50: gas elec. incl. 1867
Mintwood pl. NV. Columbia 54Te.
NO. 3 ST. TWILIGHT. AIRY APT
redecorated mr.. Govt. Printing and Post
Omces: private bath: S35. Wise. 4s23