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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-30
Popular Twin
City Couple
Are Married
ADOLPH THOMAS WEEDS MISS
ANNE SEYMOUR IN HOME
WEDDING

Wearing a fitted gown Of white
marquisette net with a finger tip
length veil of tulle falling from
a braided crown of the same ma
terial and held in place in back
with orange blossoms and carrying
a hand bouquet of white roses,
gladioi, and snapdragons, Miss
Anne Elizabeth Seymour, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Seymour
of 3847 Smelling Avenue South,
Minneapolis, became the bride of
Mr.. Adolph L. Thomas, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Thomas of 528
w. Central Avenue, at a beauti-
fully appointed wedding at z p. m.
Tuesday, at the home of the brides
parents with Rev. Carlyle Field
ing Stewart, pastor of st. Peter
A. M E. Church, reading the serv-
ice.
The home was decorated with
palms and cut flowers and preced-
ing the ceremony Miss Anne Pearl
Horris sang Because" accom-
panied at the piano by Mrs. Mel
VIVA Glenn, who also played the
wedding march announcing the
arrival of the bridal party.
Miss Florence Ward, the brides
cousin, was the maid of honor.
Her gown was of peach net over
peach satin with which she wore
aqua sandals and an aqua hat with
"a short tulle veil. She carried
hand bouquet of roses, gladioli,
and snapdragons, in various, colors.
Miss Evalyn Sue Scott of Mime
apolis was the bridesmaid. Her
gown was of aqua embroidered lace
over taffeta with which she wore
peach sandals and a peach hat
similar to Miss Wards and carried
a similar bouquet.
The bridegroom was attended by
Mr.. Freddie Slemmons as best man
and Mr.. Paul Thompson was the
usher, the men in the party all
being attired in white suits.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held to which additional
guests had been hidden. The din
ing room table from which the
guests were served was covered
with a white linen cloth, and the
centerpiece was a three-tier we'd
ding cake topped by a miniature
bride and groom.
Mrs. Seymour, mother of the
bride, wore a beige crepe redin-
cote, over brown polka-dot, and a
corsage OF sweet peas.
Mrs. Thomas, mother of the
groom, wore a black and white
polka-dot taffeta gown with a
white -sharkskin jacket and black
sandals. Her flowers were also a
corsage of sweet peas.
Mrs. Tracy Young, aunt of the
bride, wore black lace gown with
a beaded bodice and pearl neck
lace.
A room full of beautiful gifts
were on display throughout the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas will
reside at the Smelling Avenue adj
dress.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-30
TEN POUND BOY

Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Pope, 419
Alrich avenue north, are elated
over the arrival of a ten pound boy
Orchard Darre) born July 5 at
the General Hospital. Mother and
baby are home and doing nicely.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-30

A wave of protest organized by
the Twin City Urban, aided by a
strong editorial stand by the Min
neapolis Spokesman and the St.
Paul Recorder and hundreds of
protests by wire and letter, brought
a showdown on the matter.
Prominent white citizens aided
in bringing pressure to bear on
government officials to have the
discriminatory order revoked.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-30
FLY BITE CAUSES INFECTION

VIM. Crump, 511 Colfax avenue
north, Minneapolis, well known
railroad man, is recovering from a
serious infection on his right ankle
caused by a fly bite sustained on
a fishing trip on July IL at Lake
Minnetonka.
The infection confined him to his
home the past IA days. Mr.. Crump
expects to return to his employ
ment this week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-30
WASHINGTON U STUDENT
VISITS HERE

Miss Maxine Pitter, of Seattle,
Washington, a student in nursing
at Washington University, spent
the past week as the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Pagan, 94S st.
Anthony. Miss Pitter left for
Spokane, Washington.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-30
Last Negro
Chef on O.. MS
Empire Builder

For 10 of the 20 years he has
worked for the Great Northern
R. R. on dining cars, Homer Rus
sell of Minneapolis has been chef
cook.
Mr.. Russell, a World war vet
eran and one Of the Great North
ern's most highly rated cooks, is
the only Negro chef presiding over
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-30
HOLLOWAYS VISIT
NEW YORK

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Holloway,
459 Rondo, accompanied by their
son, Jerome, will leave August
first for a vacation in Brooklyn
and New York City.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06
XII
SPECIAL STOPS REQUIRED

SPEC1AL STOPS REQUIRED
Section 81. (a) Whenever any
person driving a vehicle approaches
railroad grade crossing and
clearly visible electric or mechan-
ical signal device gives warning of
the immediate approach Of q train,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06

has first ascertained that such
movement can be made with safe
ty.
CD Upon a roadway which is not
a one-way roadway and which is
divided into three lanes, vehicle
shall not be driven in the center
lane except when overtaking and
passing another vehicle where the
roadway is clearly visible and such
center lane Is clear of traffic with
in a safe distance, or in prepara-
ton for a left turn or where such
center lane is a; the time allocated
exclusively to traffic moving in the
direction the vehicle is proceeding
and is sign-posted to give notice of
such ALLEGATION. The left lane of
a three lane roadway, which is not
one-way roadway, shall not be
used for overtaking and passing an
other vehicle.
Co Official signs may be erected
directing slow-moving traffic to
use a designated lane or allocating
specified lanes to traffic moving in
the same direction and drivers of
vehicles shall obey the directions of
every such sign.
Section 80. (a) The driver Of a
motor vehicle shall not follow an
other vehicle more closely than is
reasonable and prudent, having due
regard for the speed Of such veh-
icles and the traffic upon and the
conditions Of the highway.
CD The driver Of any motor We
hicle drawing another vehicle, or
the driver Of any motor truck, when
travelling upon a roadway outside
Of business or residence district
shall not follow within $50 feet Of
another vehicle. The provisions Of
this subdivision shall not be con-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-08

in ooddr grebec
 
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Evening star., 1937-05-16

WESTMORELAND HILLS-NEW BRICK,
BED rooms. baths. oil heat.
Georgia ave, North Woodside Md
bed rooms. brick: oil heat. LESLIE D.
MEASELL. Cleveland 1914 l6s
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1862 Mintwood PI. NV.
87S-Apt. 4O2-3 rooms, kitchen
and bath: 3 exposures;
1881 Euclid St. NV.

X75-Apt. 2O7-3 rooms, Kitchen
and bath; electric refrigera-
ton on house meter.
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TIE SElMONI
1885 3rd St. NE.
] rn.. k. b.. dress. closet s4sOO
rms. kith.. bath. S57 80 L. S59.50
Elec. Refrigeration and Gas Included.
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THE GELHAVE

405 10th st. NE.
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4ol WEBSTER ST N.W.-CORNER, FIVE
room bath. gar: in good condition. Apply
sunday. or call Dist. $3.50 Br 1865. week
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GLOVER PARK. Mr.. CALVERT ST.
Corner, rms. porches, attic, garage;
new condition.; insulated. awnings, etc;
A95 mo. Also 6-rm. house, S15 Cley 164o
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bungalow. heated garage: good location
tIees' shruobery; very desirable; reasona.
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
1,,st ro~-1>Al

EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
Just Completed
NEW ECONOMY APT.
l5:00-Apt. No. l. 1900 Capitol
Az aye NE: juSt one block west Of
W. W: Va. Aye NE.-Corner Apt. Living
en-. Tue bath, shower, elec. stove.
water furnished.
Near 18th AND COLUMBIA RD. NV.
1850 CLYDESDALE PL. NV
convenient to Stores. Theaters, Car
Sl3.0O-Apt. 1O5-Rec. hall, liv-
ing room with Murphy bed. djnette.
ksltchen and bath: Frisidaire current
RIGHT DOWNTOWN
h5:oo-I?25 X ST. NV.
k;tabp Ap.; NO; 4ILivine room. bed room,
$500 AHs BAcaELolRs eaih. lsaf APPaR4MEsr PaIeh
- li08 L ST. NV.
.,ee npt; ,urHi:b NO: ?-one room and bath:
'4'' N ST. FREY, kMtW'-FRIcIDA1RE
,b.siani Within Walking W distance Of shops.
5.MCApt. 3-Living room, bed
room, kitchen and bath.
EXCELLENT LOCATION
1906 ARKANSAS AVE. NV.
oath and Varnum)
room with Murphy bed, bed room.
aire current free
IN PETWoRTH
;oo-Gto BUCHANAN ST. NV.
room. room. bed room, dinette, kitchen and
x'3.5O-isl3 1th ST. NV.
Apt. Rec; hall. living room. bed
s,!'se.is1e GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Apt. s.-Living room. bed room
kitchen and bath.
COOL AND QUIET
s55.oo-::o ALLISON ST. NV.
roap Apt. u Ll12-UnuSually large living
bath; electric refrigeration.
IN MT. PLEASANT
Just of 18th St.
Apt. No. .4-Rec. hall living
room. room @ bed room, dinette, kitchen and
1888 LAMONT ST. NV.
N2.5O-Apt. No. 23-Rec. hall.
LYING LYING, room, dressing room with
hmufpny haih' rr,oi peg; .,r ainette' kitchen and
.5o-Apt. 36-LivinR room. bed
room dinette. kitchen and bath:
Frigidaire.
ECONOMY APT.
1928 CAPITOL AVE. NE,
&iO.50-Apt. Living room. bed
room. dinette. kitchen. tile bath.
screened rear porch: equipped with
Bryant gas heater.
14O4k CAFRI7Z DI. 9OSO
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1924 14th st. NV. District 3347
NEW HOUSE.
No. 4 Carvel circle Westmoreland Hills
eont.inns ? rooms q bed eq roomsS. 1 nHuSs .uto!
matte gas heat and refrieeration; 2-cs,
garage: freplaces; maids room and bath
l417 K NV. National 1900.
4734 AND 47s7 goth ST; NORTH,
1 Block south az. q fss "a. Hishv.' {"
large rooms. bath attic. and full cellar;
electric refrigerator, hot-water heat,
screened HS porches; built-in garages. Keyi
Natl. e100 926 18th ST. NV.
dEoRoEToWN-NEAR WESTERN HIGH
astieally c,ns new loom large ntoIn rooms com
refrigeration: garage; large fenced lot.
w S% is%S E 2 s $5,h 3 S h5IsS.S';$S 81 S% e.
1924 14sh WAfkE 81 Nv 4 sAMlS bsssic. tNG ss47.
$3.50 EASTERN AVE. N:w-s-RoOM AM
bath detaehed house; h.-w.h.. elec., eas
s':! asys s'2 a.il ~ pl. n.x;-e room. and bath,
i4hs eTTen s' g. n.s &c ICONS oD and bath
rear porch: s.rsge: oil heat ss5 90.
VIM. H: SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1913 NV: Dist. 1915.
1904, T ST. NV.
,7o7 RfSPiT e t.. . ni% nS%SlSzRf NH 1So;s ssz,
.ss,sbIv .ss N5wT2N 9sS Pk IL NW-6 6S RMS. BATH
1924 i4sh XAPtE Il. 4 ~. JAMES DIST b{:t ss47.
Continued on Next Pase0
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CABIN JOHN. MD.-FURNIsHED APART
ment. modern. s. SCOTT. 5th st. 49,
! TWO NICELY FURNISHED APTS EACH
one bed room and kitchen: S3l so and
$3.50: For full description call Shepherd
Evening star., 1937-05-16

BR1GHTWOOD-SEM EMI-DET. BRICK &
rooms e bed rooms, bath b.-i garage;
81. SUNDAY until p'm.. or DIXIE m 121s REAI,l An
TY COMPANY. Natl $3.50
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HOUSES UNEuRNlshEp.

FJVVSES ONPONNTSUe0.
FOREST Hills DETACHED CORNER
Colonial brick home. center entrance.
gear garage: wonderful outlook: S135.
GRAHAM & OGDEN National 36s9. 313
Woodward BLDG. Evenings. Wise. 3726-J.
FOXHALL 400 P ST. N.W-BEAUTIFUL
lounge screened porches.
80 sEATON PL NW.-EXTRA NICE 2nd-
floor rooms living; bed. hall. dininE;
4 mo; no small boys. PRESSGRAVES.
Agent. 4O2 sth st. ne. Lincoln 1884.
Key 4s seaton.
NOW READY; NEWLY RENovATED
h.-vh.; refrieeration: so2.50. bs14 send
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i s1BLEY AVE. HYATTsv1LLE. ND
Two adults have nice, newly furnished
and decorated apt for rent to couple
without children. Living room bed room
fun kitchen. private bath and hall. Elec-
tric fans, electric refrigerator. Entire
ouitos. LARGE lawn with plenty shade:
garage furnished. u block to bus. blocks
20 street car. Lights and gas furnished.
Rent $3.50. Come. sec
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SToNElEIGH COURT

Conn. Ave. and l. st. NV.
] rm.. kit. foyer. bath S75. 90
4 rooms kit. bath. foyer S1o5.OO
Elevator. Resident ManaEer.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHOICE SELECTION or DESIRABLE
furnished houses In best section Of city.
LESLIE D. MEASE1L. Cleveland 6614. 16'
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
~~SSO 0"uNuOvvBO "a
(ContIuue6.)

HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.
7OO7 MEADOW LANE. CHI Oh. MD.-Ex
elusive residential neiehborhood; fine
home at reasonable rent; g rms. 2 baths,
maids rm. and bath: nicely furnished,
modern; oil heat: garage: immediate pos
session; S125; unfurnished. $1O5. Get
key Sunday at 4712 Hunt ave. or DIXIE
REALTY CO.. Natl. $3.50. Sun. Clev. 300.
ATTRACTIVE b-ROoM BUNGALOW IN
Lyon Park. Va: ami; shade and flowers;
best location: reas.: direct from owner;
adults only; references. Address Box
1928 2lst N.w.-TEN ROOMS 3 BATHS;
ranged; 3 complete apartments; available
CLEVELAND PARK-NAVAL OFFICERS s
house. furn. .-unfurn.: 5 bed r.. garden. serv-
ants quarters; refs: long lease. Clev. O103.
POTOMAC HE1GHTg 5713 sHERR1ER
pl. n.w:-6-rm. detached house. large lot.
3 porches. garage. electric refrigeration.
hot-vater heat. Call North 1921.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE NV.
GEORGETOWN style: furnished in antiques;
Ds0 l'o"'' aANDoz. ISE,eS; INC. iiSsn' ~
No: 2 Dupont Circle. Decatur 40lO.
IN PETWORTH,
1921 4th 81; NV; n.w:-Coionial home. LILY. LIZ
kitchen knd bath: 3 porches; built-in
garase: Ss5 furnished. $40 unfurnished.
1904 K. CAFRITZ. Dist 906O.
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TAKoMA PARK-ARE YOU LOOKING
tor : two-Ioom. kitchenette apt? Call
TAKOMA PARK. $50 CARROLL AVE
unfurn: apt. entire Ind A. rms: priv.
Shepherd 3HQ5-J
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Under Management Of
H. l. RUST Company

Under Management Of
H. l. RUST Company
Rust Building, 1901 18th St.
N.W.-NAt. 800
1885 Randolph NV.
Corner OF 18th g.: near
room. kitchen. bath
dressing closet. roll-away $4,000
bed ~O
? rooms, kitchen and bath. s47.50
electric refrigeration.
2l0l New Hampshire Ave.
.Wakedeld Hall"
rooms. kitchen and bath.
Res mgr. elevator, elec. $3.50
refrigeration. ~
1854 Columbia Road
Schuyler Arms"
A very desirable apartment
OF 3 rooms. kitchen and
bath, elevator 4 switch
board service electric re-
frieeration on house cur SIX 90
rent, resident manager.
1915 18th St. NV.
A fine downtown apt Of $12S 90
large rooms and bath.
Also one Of 3 rooms, S7O.O
kitchen and bath -
2O8 Mass. Ave. NE.
Capitol Towers"
Near Union Station in
Large. Large; MODERN ne sa building building
and switchboard service,
elec. refrigeration on house
current. Resident manager.
Living room, bed room,
small dining ROOM kitchen, x63 m
bath and omen porch
24-hour elevator service Res. mgr,
sol Butternut Street.
Near Walter Reed Hospital.
newly decorated apt. of 3
rooms. kitchen and bath,
cleo. refrigeration on 2EO M
house current ~S~~
1474 Columbia Road.
The Maycraft Apt"
Corner of 9th L. Columbia
Rd.. 2 rooms. kitchen and
pa h, elevator service.
Resident manager. Elec.
refrieeration on house SIX m
current
1447 Chaplin St. NV.
A very desirable apt. near
Meridian Hill Park. 3 $50 S0
rooms. kitchen and bath.
Resident manager.
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ALTO TOWERS

1906 Wis. Ave. NV.
2 rms. kit. dinette. bath,
porch S6o;5O and ss5,oo
porch $500
Elec. Refg.. Elevator. Res. Mgr.
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furnished room; employed persons refer
ences; convenient location: near good bus
service. Alexandria 339S
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1877 N. n. AVE.
3 rooms kitchen. bath $4,000
Electric Refriseration
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COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.

COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.
BY oWNER-3, ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
Rf sht ana .Iy budnas ~
only S45. Georgia O946 after pm.
ON CONNECTICUT AVE. NEAR UPTOWN
TheaterM.Go-operative apartment; bed
ea
equipped wseSdeernly sSe Ve9eti,n blnd: etc.
Inspection BY appointment. PHONE Mr..
FLYNN. BOSS q PHELPS. NATL. $500.
iow type: i've rooms, bath. Kitchen; three
exposures; pleasant park; price greatly
reduced. Address Box 497-X, Star once.
CUT YOUR RENT-ONLY S46 A MONTH
Owns 4 rooms. bath. store rn: laundry
refriseration, curtail on trust and all
charges; bargain in inherited equity. Ad-
dress Box 243-X. Star ofhse. 16'
TILDEN dARDENs-ATTRAcTIV FIVE
rms. bath. 3 expos. overlooking beautiful
gardens. Will sacrifice equity for quick
sale. Cleveland 1857.
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26l2 CONN. AVE. NV.
rms kit. bath. porch $500
Electric RefriReration.
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3"O6 PERRY ST, MT. RAINIER.
Two large, furnished housekeeping;
electric, gas included Near car. one fare.
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ATTRACTIVE NEW MODERN APT
Iyns BED ksehen bath pT
gas light, heat water included 1412
North Abingdon St. Arlington. Walnut 711a.
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lAkGHoRkE COURTS
3416 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
> r. X. dinette b.. porch $3.50
Elect. Refrigeration. Res. MANAGER.
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TAKOMA PARK-COMPLETELY FUR
nished. cool. large rooms elec. kitchen.
bath; for Summer months S45. 900
kennebec ave. Takoma Park. Md. Shep
herd 3S5Q-J
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NEW UNFURNIsHED. ENTIRE end FLOOR
OF detached home surrounded by. shade
trees consisting OF living room bed room,
dinette. bath and fully equipped kitchen;
electric refrigeration; private entrance
and porch; fully insulated and screened
Phone Berwyn 125. MRS J w. BROSKEY
Baltimore blvd. BerWyn Nd
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HVO IVtn ots NE
rms. kitchen and bath S47 80
Elec. refrg. on h. c. Res. Mgr. 101.
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! RM.. K1TCHENErTE, SLEEPING PORCH
Clarendon 63-M
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THE COLORADO

In . Nest Convenient Neishberhsea
3 rms. kit. and bath .----. $500
Eec. refrigeration on house current.
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on K AT 5th NV. OPPOSITE CENTER
Market-9 r. and b.: h.-wh.. elec. 1ar-
ranged IN apts; J: rent. SIS month, z. A.
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III RlTTENHOUSE NW-ENTIRE 1st
moor. detached house, private; 3 large
rooms. kitchen. bath. recreation room,
eject. refriseration. sarage auto. hot water,
: porches. large lawns. rock garden. lily
pond. all conveniences; S65 90 monthly
includes heat: lease Georgia 81
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5ll MAIN ST. LAUREL. MD-ATTRAC-
tive unfurn. apt. 4 rms; entire floor: semi
private bath: gas and cleo. reasonable.
ARLINGTON, VA. 1904 N. VERNON ST
:nd moor private quiet: large rooms,
kitchen. bath. heat. gas, cleo. garage.
Convenient to bus and stores
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1918 JEFFERSON STREET NV,
rms. and bath h.-w.h car garage:
mouse has Just been renovated throushoIt:
per month ~O''V'
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5O3b MASS. AVE. NV ROOMS 8
baths. recreation room oil heat beautiful
yard: must be seen to be appreciated:
S125 per month
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23l7 LIST ST. NW-s RMS. . BATHS.
oil burner; in good condition; rent rea.
sonaole. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1854
K st. NV.
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L. E. Breuninger & Sons, Inc.
1880 X st. NV. National 10lo
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ALEX, Vas ROOMS. PRIV. BATH,
Frisidaire hrst floor. large. shady lawn
screened porch; everything furn.; adults;
S45 mo. LA E. Clifford. Phi. Alex. 3Ol9-W.
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5712 33rd ST. CHEVY CHASE D, c.
= rooms. living room 16x3O; garage auto.
neat; elec. refrigeration; beautiful grounds;
3 to
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. large rooms. newly decorated; h.-w.h,,
instantaneous hot water: Frigidaire; sac
rage. Open to 5 Sunday North 1744
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NW.-,2nd FLOOR ARTISTS GLORIFIED
1arm house. large rms and bath. shower.
swimming pool trees. acres handicapped
cool verandas. ami. ANTIQUES, paintings:
near golf. bus club service. OWNER,
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46l9 ROSEDALE AVE. BETHESDA ND
@-Sory detached brick practically new, s
rooms large bed rooms. large lot ga
rage; STD per month. Key at once BOSS
& PHELPS. 1411 K st. NV. Phone NATL
Evening star., 1937-05-16

FOR RENT--6 ROOMS, . BATHS. o-CAR
garage. 1904 3"nd pl Sc S75 per
month. Arranged for . families. separate
entrances. Gail Lincoln oSo2
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

AJAX MENTS SUBURBAN..
S35; -FURN. 3 RMS. HATH, FRIGIDAIRE,
lst. n, porch, priv. entrances; large, shady
lawn; ] fare. Capitol Heights 1901.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1911 NJ STAFFORD
st.-Wanted. refined young couple to share
6-room house: all privileges cool. quiet;
reasonable: available Immediately
ARLINGTON, VA.-3 RMS, BATH, NEW
gas refrlgerator, stove: lRe. grounds. plenty
shade; no children; S35 mo. 1905 N. Lex
lngton st. Phone Clarendon 1511-W.
NEARBY MD. MODERN 5-ROOM.
screened porch apt; hardwood rs, private
entrance. yard. Phone Greenwood 1893.
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5000 HIGHLAND PL.. CLEVELAND PARK
detached house. lovely grounds rooms,
paths maid bath. glassed-inclosed hes ed
sleeping porch; available June /: Sl25
mo Open Saturday afternoon and Sunday.
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231 CROMWELL TERRACE NE RMS,
screened porches built-in garage; newly
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DUTCH COLONIAL BED ROOMS OIL
Dial Cleveland 66l4 lH.
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3sS5 BEECHER ST. N.W.-G ROOMS,
bath, double slaSed-in sleeping porch,
ooaiit-in garage. $3.50. Call Cleveland
Evening star., 1937-05-16

CHEVY CHASE-MODERN HOMES. SIX
LESLIE D MEASELL Cleveland HSI4 ISs
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17l7 HOBART ST. NW.-4 BED ROOMS,
lncioseo porch on st floor. Frigidaire;
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! !hhOMA-MODERN GROOM BUNGA-
loV at bus line: very desirable: also 2
beautiful apartments; condition and 10.
cation AL. Shepherd 24OS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-14

ney-oeneral Richard ?. Corkey. sag In part:
 Tn your letter you assume that a vending machines operator having l1 retail machines in operation ls A person engaged in conducting 70 O. more retail outlets for the sale Of cigarets.' We assume that you have investigated the condition undes which these machines are set up ia various stores, restaurants and sltaI- lar establishments and that you are satisfied that your assumption is correct.
 "On the basis of your conclusion on this point, few are of the opinion that you may sell cigaret stamps at the prescribed discount to 'distribu- tors to vending machine operators having machines in 10 different loca- tions in this state for the purpose of retail sale of cigarets, even though such vending machine operators in- tend to attach the stamp to cigarets to be sold direct to retailers and even though they cannot qualify un- der that part of the definition ap- plying to regular wholesalers"
 The opinion also states that the new law did not alter the provision relating to licenses but only added groups to those who are to be cons sidered distributors and that licenses issued under the old law did not be- come null and void on July 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-14
TOOL co WORKERS OUTING TOMORROW
Over 800 Expected to Take Various Events at
 Lake Quassapaug

Employees of the Waterbury Tool company, accompanied by their families, will take "a day of" tomor- row and dedicate a few hours of leisure to pleasure at Lake Quassa- paug.
 It will be a big day for young and old, with special featured events for men, women and children. Plenty of fun and plenty of eats and refreshments have been pro- vided for by the committee in charge of arrangements. Over 500 are expected to take part in the activi- ties of the event.
 Peanut, potatoe and paddle boat races for children, rolling pin con- tests (let's hope the husbands duck in time) and a shoe race have been arranged for the women folks,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-14
Free Fuel! Discarded w % d c n Ties in Homer Street
 Project Free for Asking.

Now that the first cold snap has descended on Waterbury after . fair-to- -middllng warm summer it's time to think about the win. ter's fuel .....
 Of course, the frost isn't really on the pumpkin quite yet, if you look at the matter in 8 serious light.
 But, to paraphraSe the express sion. "In time of peace prepare for war;" . little foresight Is not . dangerous thing.
 Anyhow, there Is some excel- lent fuel available for folks who want to be ready for . cold win. ter well ln advance of the season. This fuel will Dc given away at Homer street where they're re- moving trolley rails.
 Those who want some had bettes come and get it quickly, accord. ing to Phil Coppetto, who make the offer to give the wooden ties to all who apply.