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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-18
THE WORLD WAR DAY-BY-DAY


20 Years Ago Today. w. Gerard,
back from Berlin, was given tu-
multous greeting at New York's city
hall. In reply, he said: when 1
came back to this country it was a
positive shock to find that in the two
years the world has been on fire we
have done nothing to prepare for
even a reasonable means of national
defense. There is only one thing
universal military service or univer
sal training"
He had told reporters earlier that
Germany was battling another oppon-
ent-disease. Shortages of fats and
sugars had led to an epidemic of
tuberculosis and such
The Navy Department placed ord
ers with shipbuilders for four battle
cruisers and six scout cruisers, which
were to cost $112, 100000 for hulls and
machinery alone
The Department of Commerce re-
vealed that u. S. foreign trade had
been decreased $19O,OOO,OOO during
February, first month of Germany's
unrestricted warfare.
IT'S TRUE
Soon after perfumes were first in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-18
T0nAY,S YESTERDAYS

March 1S, 20 A. D.-Generally &C
cepted date of the Crucifixion. 1t can
be fairly accurately fixed because OF
references in the Bible to the state OF
the moon and the feast of the pass
over.
100 Years Ago Today-Stephen
Grover Cleveland was born in Cald-
WELL N. j., Presbyterian minister's
son. His first job was teacher in
school for the blind, in Buffalo, N. Y,
where his political career began in
the post of assistant district attorney.
He was At when he became President
and he was the first one in many
years who was not a war veteran
because he had bought his way out
of the draft.
March 10, 1924 7-year-old NOLAN
medan girl, weighing 48 pounds, gave
birth to a 4-pound, 3-ounce female
child in Delhi, India. Both survived
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the family and the state was the best
equipped agent to combat communism
which he asserted twill propitate one
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CROPS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS:
Sow to yourselves in righteousness,
reap in mercy; break up your fallow
ground: for it is time to seek the Lord
till he come and rain righteousness
upon you.-Hosea 1912.
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THE CLEANEST USED CARS
in town. Legg-Parham Com
pany Used Car Branch. OPP
pOsite Wester'S Stables on
Wyche Street.
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LESPEDEZA, SEED OATS, SEED
Potatoes. All kinds Feeds and
Groceries. Dickson's, 1913 Horner St.
Phone $50. 1871
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Communism Con-
demned By Plus

CONTINUED from rage One.)
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AT BREEDLOVES = FRUIT
fresh fish, hens and fryers. 1871
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WANT ADS

PHONE 800 PEOPLES MEAT MAR.
ket and Groceries. Porter house
sirloin, and round steak, Csc h. We
carry full line western meats.
Free delivery. Your patronage an.
preciated 332 Winder street. 19-26t
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WANTED AT ONCE TWO ROOM
furnished apartment, close in.
Phone 200. 1871
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STUDENT CENTER ANNOUNCES
delivery service on drinks, tobacco
patent medicine, any amount, any,
where any time Phone 9123 23-26t
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FLOUR: BLUE BELLE, PETER
Rabbit, Bingham Girl, Gold Medal,
and Red Band. Every sack guaran-
teed. Wholesale and Retail. Dick
sons, 1913 Horner ST. Phone $50.
18-1ti
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TWO WE'LL FURNISHED ROOMS
for rent. 213 Davis street. TIT
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IT'S TRUE
Soon after perfumes were first in
Evening star., 1937-11-07
nrswisg ~ q. d ZsYos

was in the family - he left for New York. No
questions had been asked. He just had to
make good - for their sake. Il was out in
front with the family faith
He paid a months rent in advance at
small hotel, then wrote a long letter to his
parents. describing the wonders of New York
that he had never seen. The weeks passed. and
with them his money. Toward the end he was
living on plate of beans and an apple day.
'Soon l gave up the beans" Each week a
long, cheerful letter went to Kenosha.
Forced to retreat in the economic battle, he
took job in gang tearing down an elevated
railway. 1t is easier to read of this exploit
than. in hunger, to swing ten-pound sledge.
At the end of two days he went to the fore
man. Gould he have days wages?
You're not regular laborer." the fore
man said.
mo I'm an actor" was the return.
1t was new wonder in the foreman's life.
He gave the young laborer money in advance
when needed and continued to watch him for
ten weeks.
Fiske O'Hara was putting on play called
Jerry for Short" The foreman knew man
who knew man who was to play in that COM
pany He told him of the actor in his gang.
Tell him they want leading man." the
friend said jokingly.
The foreman believed, and told Ameche.
Ameche believed and went for the job. Such
faith could not be denied - he got it.
Each member of the destruction gang went
to see his fellow worker. Unable to believe
their eyes, they sat transfxed. They returned
again and again to watch him.
After a season in New York, he joined
Texas Guinan in a vaudeville tour. That bonn
bastic and discerning woman became in
terested in his future.
'You don't belong in vaudeville, she said,
"or on the stage. either"
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Msssxiss Ssefios

Bewildered. he asked, Then where do l
belong?"
RADIO" she answered. "Remember!'
There are million in radio already" he
returned.
BE the first of the second million." was
her retort.
Buoyed by the indomitable woman, he went
to Chicago and made the rounds of radio.
After several weeks he was given chance at
the mike" All his training seemed to desert
him as he stood before the silent conveyor of
sound to unseen millions.
Suddenly. at the thought of Texas Guinan.
all fear left him. He began to sing. He had
hardly finished before he was called to the
telephone "a long distance call.
The great-hearted Guinan's words dazed
him: You're magnificent. boy = never miss
keep it up"
Unknown to Don until long later, the radio
officials received hundred-word telegram
from Texas. They were advised to watch
Ameche They did He remained on the radio
and became star.
A principal studio made film test of him.
A year passed. Nothing happened.
Daryl Zanuck. chief executive of another
studio. was to look at screen test of a young
woman. Ameche had played opposite her in
the test, at the first studio. The girl was not
selected Instead, Zanuck gave Ameche
long term contract.
His screen personality is known as ''slow
take" in Hollywood. That is, it does not
register immediately He got me when he
smiled" explained Zanuck.
The rest of the world has since seen him
smile He is now star in his ninth film.
His parents received home in California
as Christmas present from him last year.
On Texas Guinan's grave in New Jersey,
roses now and then appear. On a card
attached is the one word - Rememberi
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was chosen
to play the y
oleofthe Virgin
Mary = and his
eve was discolOred in
asketball game, or other


wise, on the preceding day. There
was deep concern at the school. Don had no
understudy. The nun in charge soolded him,
but permitted him to play the part. 1T was
the first and only time the Virgin Mary was
presented with black eye, " says Ameche.
He next went to Columbia College in
Dubuque, Iowa, where he became player in
the national basketball tournament and
speaker in oratorical contests.
Upon graduation, he studied law. To defray
expenses he worked during vacations. Once he
was bolt tightener in an automobile factory.
A remark made by an ancient workman
changed the course of his life Don had con-
fided that he intended to become lawyer.
I'D rather tighten bolts, if was you.
than be mixed up in other peoples troubles
all my life," the workman advised.
The future actor looked quickly at the old
laborer, and returned, That's right" His
mind in turmoil for the next month, he con-
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tbedter Wnere a SUOCk company
was playing. The manager, having seen hun
in amateur theatricals, was friendly.
When the company put on Excess Bag
gage" the leading man became i'll. In guam
dary. the manager happened to think of
Ameche. Hurrying to the factory, he inveigled
the boy to step into the principal role. In three
hours he memorized the part and appeared in
the matinee performance. With salary small
and hopes large, he continued with the COM
pany for the remainder of the season. Then,
discussing the future with his parents, he told
them that he had decided to become an actor.
Life had been none too easy with his
father. The saloon had dwindled in the days
of prohibition to soft drink parlor." But
with one for all and all -for-one spirit, the
other seven children were told that their old
est brother was going to be an actor.
Gladly their small earnings were staked
on his future. With eighty dollars = all there
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1918 MASS. AVE. NW-TWo LARGE
rooms. running water; gas. cleo. heat Just
13. QUINCY PL. N.E.-Nicely furnished
bed room, kitchen. porch; clean, quiet;
convenient to cars. Potomac 4524-J
TAKoMA PARK. MD. sos ERIE AvE.-S7
week; basement. l room kitchenette and
elec gas. heat incl; 81 80 week. IS:
1911 HAMILTON .NW.-NICELY FURN.
ea ear adass
1923 MONROE ST. NV OR z RMS
kitchenette bath. screened sleeping porch;
SO. expos; adults. transient or permanent.
OUTSTANDING, GAY 2 R., K. AND B.;
everything ready. Garage. parking; $50.
Emerson 4531.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT, HOTEL. goth
and F sts n.w.-1 room. kit. bath COM
pletely furn.; linens, silver. Frigidaire; day.
week. month. National 5425.
BURTON APIS. 212O. G ST NW-oNE
room, kitchenette, semi.private bath, COM
pletely furnished; maid service; Sl0.50
1882 EYE ST. N.W.-sTUDIo APT. ONE
large room. bath and shower. nicely fur
nishsd mis- :.o walking ring. distance downtown Ap-
DUPONT CIRCLE HoTEI-2- ROOM. KIT
twin beds. Decatur 62O1. Apt. 419.
Apts.,- Phone Potomac, is0O.-e young la
dies. Government employees, desire another
kitchen. bath. foyer apt. Beautifully, fur
nished with new modernistic furniture.
Radio. linens, silverware dishes. phone.
lights. gas, Frigidaire. noiSeless typewriter.
typist desk and chair and part-time maid
service included in rent; $35 month.
1916 CALVERT ST NV ROOMS,
porch. BATH new furniture, decorations;
elec refg., gas elec.; entire first floor.
BELLEHAVEN APIS. ALEX. VA. 515
North Washington st. - Lovely corner
apartment. beautifully furnished; bed
room. living room. kitchen. bath; gas. heat.
light. refrigeration included in rent; ele-
vator service. resident manager.
407 G ST. NW.-1 ROOM AND COMBI-
nation kitchen. dining room; clean. newly
decorated. nicely furn.; So weekly. Be
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH; TWO
adults. 20O6 G st. NV. Met. 1925.
LARGE, WELL-FURNISHED BACHELOR
apartment room: quiet. pleasant surround
ings; phone, bath: Silver Spring; S25.
1917 ST, SOUTH DUPONT CIRCLE
Two rooms. kitchen. bath, to settled couple;
yo2oIopoeR
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706 ONTARIO RID. NV. usth-COLUM.
lal-Nlcely furnished bed-living room.
ltchen and sleeping porch: Frigidairs;
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YOUNG LADY to share ex-
ceptionally attractive and
convenient apartment with
another. Available April l.
Inquire at desk, 2124 Eye
st. NV.
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ROOMS WANTED.

IMMEDIATELY by Gov employe large.
unfurn. room in NV; not over $50. Ad-
dress Box 242-H. Star Office.
UNFURNISHED LHK. ROOM. warm,
cheerful. near bath: S14: permanent: re-
fined lady. Address Box 35S-H, Star
office.
LADY with dog. looking for room Kitchen
cite and yard. Address Box 126-E. Star
Office
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Mr.. 10th AND ALLISON N.W.--Attractive
quiet home desirable surroundings: large
double front room with private bath; also
single. Semi-priv. hath; home PRIVILEGES;
excellent meals Adams 1865
EMPLOYED MOTHER. ! or . children; az
reasonable. Walnut 7439-J.
1899 18th ST. NV; NV, AND ILL St. NV: ~.
gentleman. $3.50. Other vacancies for
ladies.
1917 EYE ST NV. Apt. Two rooms.
bath. suitable for 3. Also double: single
meals.
1874 MINTWOOD PL. NW-Attractive
room. in lovely. refined home. twin beds;
excellent meals. Columbia S119. 2'
CH CH.-Beautiful hone; large rm. for
for fort two young girls. $50 each. Wisconsin
ATTRACTIVELY furnished rooms: private
sna coumba sas
TWO CHOICE FRONT ROOMS. suitable
two or three: single beds: excellent meals:
reasonable rates. Atlantic 1851.
1886 LAMONT ST. NV. Room with
beds; home cooking; also nice single room.
Adams 2OS9.
2519 CONN. AVE.-Large front room, priv.
bath pleasant mt room oyerlooking park adj
tions. ''0
1909 VARNUM ST. NW-Private home,
meals: bus at corner: reasonable. Adams
7716.
1912 18th NW.-Exceptional room. beau
tifully furnished. front windows. private
lavatory, open fireplace. inner-Spring mat
tresses. large closet; accommodate or 3.
1929 K ST. NV, ee,Maraue-Large
double room, private bath; also other
rooms; excellent board; reasonable. 81
1sas cSts sr Twin SsSs 1es Ses Sss SsSe sood
meals; single. running water. Law: 3.
DUPONT CIRCLE 2l31 Mass. ave-
Beautiful. large room with private bath ior
style aese exeeent so
1902 Conn, ave. single. double and triple
e ncs Nss s4S4
1903 18th ST. NW.-Cozy room available
for, one or two girls: fine food variety:
walking distance.
daoSe aSs sG.tS 6es sGubs4n sss
cooking: conven. buses. cars.
14O7 18th ST. N.W.-Bright, comfortable
rooms single and double, plenty OF baths;
home-cooked foods; unlimited telephone.
North lib.
1885 SHEPHERD ST Nw:-Two employed:
large front room. next bath. twin beds
ami; excellent meals. Columbia a735.
ROCK CREEK PARK-Double room Sleep
ins Aaam! pGIss gSs5. shower; German cooking
4613 GA. AVE. NW-Newly furnished
rooms single and double: elegant meals
ind: radios. phone. transp.: S35 mo. IS.
CLUB EMBASSY. 1921 ST. n.w.-Desir-
able rooms facing park: excellent food.
1867 WYO AVE. N.W,-,Large front room.
Col. rd and 18th: homelike place to live:
southern cooking. Columbia $3.50
$500 ONTARIO RID, No. 5O2 (nr. 18th
and Col. rd.)-Sunny room in modern apt;
twin beds, next bath. for 2 young ladies'.
Adams 9799.
2O13 MASS. AVE. NW.-single room, large
front rm.; suitable g.: home atmosphere.
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In private detached home-Large front
rooms on second and third floors; continu-
Gus hot water unlimited phone Special
meals oSs
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TABLE BOARD.

32O9 ADAMS MILL RID. NW.-German
and American dining room. good home
cooking. Reasonable rates. Adams 2913.
111O ST. NE|Can accommodate two
gentlemen; good home cooking. Reason
able rates. Atlantic 1892
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FURN. APT. RENT FREE. FOR ANSWER
ing phone in doctors Office; suitable 2
adults Shepherd $500 IL D.m
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COMFORTABLY FURNISHED. FRESHLY
decorated living room. kitchen bath. front
apt. overlooking park: references: avail
Star office
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70 z VAKI ST n N.E--CONV.: DEoIRAbI1E
location: lEe. llv. rm eEcl sleeping porch.
Kit sink FTlF.daiTp, ami: newlv deco
rated and furn.: un,im phone everything
furni couple: avail. March /. North - -.
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BEAUTIFUL, NEWLY FURNISHED =
room kitchen bath apartment; w. loca-
ton: will turn over lease and sell furniture
at most reasonable price. Phone Adams
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CONN. 81 L-sTUDIo ROOM. ADJOINING
oath; available March 1 reasonable; lady
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THE CHATEAU.

1000 IUIIl . 7. NV.
Beautifully furnished home for refil
guests; excellent food. walking diStan
garage available
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YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT WITH
two others. SIS mo. Phone Lincoln 3l1:S-J
| until pm 1925 Md. ave. ne.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

2sO4 N WASH. BLVD, Lyon Park. Va
On bus line: desirable furn. room; aut.
heat, semi-private bath; new brick. Wal
nut 7154.
ARLINGTON-Furnish rooms: hot water
always; 50. Lee highway bus. Clarendon
lois.
ARLINGTON RIDGE-Master bed room.
private bath. small sitting room; $50
month; bus 10 minutes to city; gentle
man. Jackson 1Sl7-J.
ARLINGTON. VA-LarRe living-bed room.
downtown: nr. > bus lines. 4g19 North
14th ST. Phone Walnut 6904.
s9lS 1st AVE. Woodside Md. in small
looking large lawn; board; block to bus.
Shepherd 1854
l BEECH ST. College Heights, Md.-Room
in home of private family; walking distance
of University of Maryland. Green. l47S-W.
LYON VILLAGE. 2611 North Franklin I'd.
-Well-furn. bed room in modern home; "a
block from bus. Walnut 102O-J.
EAST FALLS CHURCH-Quiet. secluded
room. next bath; half block Lee Highway,
20 minutes Dept. Agriculture. Meals II
desired. 2424 North Potomac, SIS.
COMFORTABLE FRONT ROOM, furnished:
2 exposures. l southern; small family; no
FURNISHED-Twin bed room. adjoining
bath home cooking: near bus. Walnut
1909 N. FILLMORE LYON Village). Airing
ton. Va.-Attractive rm.. mod. home: near
transp.; reas.; trans. consid. Clar. 372.
626 26th ST. Aurora Hills Va.-Three fur
nished rooms private entrance; G. E. re-
frigerator garage. Available March /.
Employed couple preferred.
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1i3s FAIRMONT ST. NV ROOMS.
End floor, next to bath, also basement
snr1ni- -nriNatn hath
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.3BUU CONNECTICUT AVE, APT. 3Ol-
furnished front apartment;
large living room. bed room, dinette, kitch-
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

QUIET STUDENT desires room or room
with board in apartment near Munitions
BldI: employed Address Box BASH.
Star Office.
WITHIN BLOCKS of Union Station ne.
or Sc: S36 month; private home: middle
age man: employed. Address Box 353-
H, Star ofhce.
YOUNG MAN desires private room. shower.
evening meal Jewish family, NV. section.
Potomac 3il6
SINGLE ROOM AND BOARD private home
preferably Italian. vicinity Of Govt. Print
ing Office: must be reasonable. Address
Box OCH. Star ONCE.
MOTHER WITH CHILD. 10. desires room
with board for child only near Raymond
School in private family. Phone Columbia
636S.
OLD GENTLEMAN employed wants 2nd-
floor single room with closets. State
terms. Address Box 260-H. Star office.
MOTHER AND SON. age s. want room and
board. preferably with private family.
Must be in vicinity Of Henry Cooke School
at 18th and Euclid. Address Box 254 H,
Star Office l.
PRIVATE ROOM AND BOARD for gentle
man and daughter, near school. Address
Box 224H. Star oflce.
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INFER. 1875 18th ST NV AND .
rooms. kitchen bath. attractively furnish
ed: refs, light, gas; S47 to S65. See Jam
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FIRST FLOOR; USE OF KITCHEN; IDEAL
home; walking distance downtown; near
North lTDn
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CHASTLETON HOTEI-YOUNC; LADY TO
share attractive apartment with another:
twin beds. North 10000 Apt. 722
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BARGAIN-DOWNTOWN.
2-RM. FUR. APT, $50.
Fireproof elevator bldg; neatly furn.
n K J40l Natl h42~
THE PRESIDENTIAL,

lNHt 10Th ST. NV.
Apartment consisting Of living room
with fireplace. dining room bed room,
bath, kitchen. reception hall and buffers
pantry: north. east and west exposures:
completely furnished. including linen.
dishes silver etc: desirable location,
within walking distance to downtown and
Government buildings. Price 1928 per
month Apply resident manager
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO..
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Cllfton-Studio living rm. large kit,
sleeping porch; yard; Kelvinator. unlim.
phone. everything furn-: $50.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NCOntinueu.b
1881 lsS,, WYOMING AVE. NW;-Loyely double
tanning room; excellent meals. Col. 1O343.
1919 VERMONT AvE-CentraI: select
basement. 2 rms. shower: best foods: suit
able 1: $3.50 weekly each. Met. 7204.
1863 WYOMING AVE. NW.-Large front
room room suitable for two or three; south ex-
SCOTS. 1926 21st ST., near Dupont Circle
Double rooms. twin beds. studio furni-
ture, hardwood floors. running water. Spe-
TO Soqib 70
1745 KILBOURNE PL mt. Pleasant car
line)-L Large front ROOM windows south
able. 2s'
WESLEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms new
house: meals optional; near bus line. Gen.
tlemen only. Cleveland $500.
151h MASS, Scott Hall Inn-Beautiful
single rooms. delicious home cooking; GEN.
tral; distinctive; reasonable.
2O33 R N.W.-Double room. private bath
and shower. maple furniture, two large
closets, Excellent meals.
l40G 10th NV. near Scott CircIe-Cozy
front room: comfortable bed. near bath.
plenty Of hot water: excellent meals walk
ing distance: reasonable.
OFF CONN. AVE.-Large second d-fioor room
next bath. double or single; delicious food;
transp.; reasonable. Cleveland 4041.
food home style. Beautifully furnished
2nd-f1oor front room; running water; for
couple also single. Breakfast, 5:30-l0:0O.
Dinner. 5:30-1:0O. Lunches packed no
extra charge. Reasonable rates. Parking.
Col. 1856.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1744 st-Large room
for 3; also double; c-h.w.; large reception
rooms: balanced meals. Gentiles only. 2Ss
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Two single rms;
good meals; gentlemen preferred. Decatur
1872 2S'
7O7 goth ST. NV. opp. G. w. U.-Double
room. twin beds. suitable two young gen.
tlemen; board optional. Apt Z. 2S'
AZ ST. NW-Wanted employed couple
to board. share privileges Of home; S65
month for two.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. private bath and
large porch. in beautiful private home;
dinner $50 For more information. call
Cleveland 1850.
Glib PENNA AVE. Sc. near Congress.
Library-Nice. clean single room for young
man.; real German home cooking. Rea-
SonaDle.
2111 10th ST. NW.-Double room. Jewish
meals; by day. week or month. Decatur
O3i3. l.
CHEVY CHASE. 1850 oliver st-Large.
beautifully furn. bed-living room; also va
cancy for gentlemen. Excellent food.
FRONT, twin beds; gentlemen preferred.
5437 CONN AVE-Beautiful room with
private or semi-private bath: home privi-
leges: reasonable excellent food. l.
1892 K ST. NW-Vacancies for ladies;
double room. twin beds; good meals; home
privileges. 2Ss
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1916 18th NV. DOWNTOWN-ONE R,
Klt and bath. 3rd floor front; clean; hot
water: adults; $50 mo-
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REFINED. EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY
VIII share nice 4-rOom. kitchen. bath ant.
| with Southern lady or couple: best refer
enceS required: no drinking. no smoking:
Lelephone for appointment. Christian
Scientist preferred. Adams GIRL
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THREE FRONT. CHOICE. L.HK. ROOMS:
also choice lst-foor apt. two rooms. ali
newly decorated. completely furnished;
very reasonable; unlimited phone 33i7
Hoirnead pl at Park rd. and I4th.
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1901 QUINCY ST. Nw.-BED-LIvINd
room private bath. ami. southern ex-
posure: maid and phone service included.
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14I0 r ST NV APT. 35-WILL SUR
let room; kitchen. bath apartment. fur
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SIG MADISON ST, N.W.-Comfortably
furnished. suitable | or >; refined Jewish;
use piano: unlim. phone. Randolph 3134
1739 (call l13D ST. N.W.-Southern
exposure. large second floor front. nicely
furnished; h.-wh.. c.h.w.; S25 for one;
for tUo
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l72a EYE ST; NV RMS. REcEP.
apt. $50: married couple or ladies
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

tAND ANNEXES). 1859 r ST. NV
SINGLES DOUBLES, PRIVATE BATHS:
PHONES IN ALL ROOMS: ELEVATOR:
LATELY CLEAN: WIDELY sELECTIVE
MENU: GYMNASIUM: PERSONAL LAUN-
DRY AND CLEANING SERVICE:
KITCHEN OPEN TO INSPECTION: COUN-
TRY CLUB PRIVILEGES-GOLF TENNIS.
RATES $40 TO S55 PER MONTH.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
HOTEL- TAFT ANNEX.
RIGHT DOWNTOWN,

4t4o14 OOV IN L OWN
NEAR EVERYTHING.
Completely Furnished.
MIRAMAR.
Corner 18th and r. I. Ave.
Frigidare and Current Free
S15.Ou-Llving room with portable din
cite table and chairs dressing room with
Murphy bed, cozy sun room. kitchen with
special cabinets. tiled bath with shower.
See Manager. Potomac 5000.
140i x CAFRITZ DIST. q0S0.
Evening star., 1937-02-28

elor apt, lst floor private bath; nicely
furnished: heat, light. Frigidaire; S37 so.
Evening star., 1937-02-28

22!O PENN. AVE. NV, PLAZA APT. NO.
304--Attractively furnished two rooms
studio apt, private bath; Frigidaire;
Evening star., 1937-02-28

veniences. suitable or 2. convenient
transportation call before pm. Sunday.
1ono N DanYille st. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
ROOMS FURNISHED.

DOWNTOWN. 1904 G NV, Apt. Com
Portable single room, next bath; l block
Woodward g. Lothrop store; $4; good heat.