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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-03
ArChibdId's Win
Top Thrill On
Po|iCeCdrd
CONTINUED from LIST Sport Page)

| Continued from LIST Sport Page)
Howard Scott had earned it In
the fans and press row BOOKS
due to crisper punching ana
forcing the fight and the an
nouncement was greeted with long
boos. A couple Of times Quarles
was wobbly.
Gevinson was having his ears
pinned back neatly and skill
fully by the bearish Pena. VINO
set the pace, style and type OF
fighting all the way, when Lou
unwound one Of his. dynamite
lefts while Pena was cycling 9
Spanish senorita in the third
row and 1t was curtains Tor the
Spanish caballero. That LETT
came up so fast and so true that
few fans saw it and it left Pena
writing and gasping in mid
ring, But before that Lou was
a babe in the woods and Pena
the big bad wolf.
Referee Morris added o new
touch when he held UP the Scott.
Ouarles scrap five minutes wait
ing for(him to appear.
Ingram fought without a mouth
guard. '*:
Lou Ambers grinned gleefully
as Archibald lambasted Ray
around. Maybe the Herkimer Hur.
ricane was thinking what he
could do with q punch like his
pupil boaStsl
Archibald used to be q sports
writer but decided to go In for
greener fields. The sock he's got
may get him q great big sock.
No Deception Possible
Archibald split his black trunks
in the sixth round. When they
put a purple pair on him, q fan
shouted, Don't let the pants de.
ceive you, joey, you're still the
same boy" Then came the kayo.
Ambers, sitting back Of the
press row, had the index ringer
Of his left hand in q Splint. He
has been nursing q bruise on 1t
during the past four fights.
Baltimore was represented at
the ringside by Judge Edward A.
Belaga, q police magistrate; DR..
Ben Paul Sandy, Maryland State
motion-picture censors chairman,
and Sol Goodman, and in the
ring by Bonnie Benjamin and
Eddie Ross, who seconded Quarles.
Sergt. John Agnew had to scrarn-
BILE to get in the ring to receive
a trophy, he being so busy trying
to give the newspaper boys the
facts that 1890 people paid to
come in and paid better than
$4,000. Incidentally, the sergeant
turned out a masterpiece IN pro-
grams that should be q model for
all future fight menus.
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Pickups
AND
Putouts

The ringslde and grandStands
were packed with the Capitals
sporting blood at Griffith Sta
dunn for the Police Benefit fight
card last night. Jack RenzO
lived again the roar Of the crowd
rs he watched the milling Isl
dor Shah forgot the big rock and
bluefish he catches Edmond
Ewings, Henry Eisenberg, Karl
T. Knapp, Buck BuckhantS had
their eyes glued to the ring, criti.
calIy observing every blow.
Mrs. Heinie Miller and Mrs.
Kenneth Parkinson were keenly
interested, commenting on the
bouts to their spOuses sitting be.
side them Eddie LeF0nd dis
cussed his vacation plans with
friends Ralph Murdoch took
time to boost the Suitland Horse
and Pony Show Sunday -. D0r0-
thy Walters enjoyed herself
thoroughly and DR.. Albert
B0nnette added another fight
card to his long and uninter.
rupted string He hasn't
missed . fight card here since
the Lord knows when but his
interest Is slightly professional
.. most Of the fighters get him
to fix their teeth. 49,
Sam WaSsman, Joe MOrri.
SON, Henry Rosenthal were In
attendance as were Ber-
nard Klateman, the flower
man; Norman Kal, who does
advertising; Lester SmithSOn,
owner of race horses; Martin
Waxman, Harold Singer, Mil
ton Kronheim, Alvin L. New.
meyer, Mel Sharpe, Edmund L.
Geasey and r. E. LanSberry.
Tom ODOnnelI looked over
the heavyweight situation with
Marty Gallagher In mind {.
Lou Littman Strengthened GER
tain lOng-Standing matters -.
Beverley May stepped out Of
the park briskly, pleased by
lows impressive win and
looking forward to matching
him again soon while
BOb's In q punching mood :.
The purple ropes made the
ring look Swanky gave 1t
q coronation touch and
the rain, which sprinkled light
~ for q second during the
final bout held off until
even the stFaggleFs had
reached their cars and
then came, down In torrents.
A great show . nifty
bit Of promotion, Sergeant Az
new but how about ig-
nOring the decision in the
Scott 60? .. GINO SINH.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-03

TENNIS IS A GRIPPING game in more
ways than one, pun as you may. Ellsworth
Vines, worlds professional champion, illus
trates the three most popular ways Of grip
ping tennis racquet. At tops the fore
hand view of the continental grip, used by
hand is slightly in front of the handle, max
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-03
W'iseLddy' Cops
Pigeon Club
Classic.

wise Lady," classical racing
pigeon from the loft of VIM. P.
Pennington, won the premier
! honors in the 40O-mile airline
race held by the Capital City
Racing Pigeon Club fro1 Desh.
Ter, Ohio, defeating a seS It field
of Ill birds from II local lofts.
The winner was timed at $40
D. M, over TX minutes ahead Ct
her nearest competitor, up and
Ready" from the James B. Lyons
loft, while Sure Girl" from the
Frank L. Reinhardt loft took
the third prize, only a few Sec
onds behind the second place
The birds were released at
Deshler, Ohio. at 5:45 a. M.
with fair weather, but they
quickly ran into northeast winds
which made their progress diff.
cult and taxed the entries
stamina to the utmost, prevent
ing q faster race and allowing
the winner to average 1016.S
yards or approximately IS miles
per hour.
The first eight fanciers to re-
port birds timed In on the same
day Of liberation, with three
lofts reporting arrivals on the
second morning. Three lofts
failed to report any arrival at
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To Discuss Drive
AtG.W.H High

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 8.
The George Washington High
School light committee will hold
a dinner,meeting tomorrow at $50
O'Clock at the George Washington
High cafeteria.
Principal Henry T. Moncure will
preside and requests all members
Of the committee to report on the
drive to raise $4,000 for the in.
stallation Of the arcs. This work
is expected to be started shortly.
The campaign for the funds has
been underway here for the past
three weeks.
The st. Mary's Celtics baseball
team travels to Quantico, Va, Sat
urday for a game with the Marines
and on Sunday will mix with the
Annapolis Semi-pro6 at Annapolis
Md.
Ellet Cabell, new athletic direc
tor Of the Alexandria Boys Club
will assume his new duties or
June Is. He expects to organize
q junior baseball league.
First flight matches in the Belle
Bowl play will end on June S
Sixteen players are entering In
this competition. Charlie Rollins
won a leg on the handsome bow
last year.
Les beavers, local baseball
leader, has been appointed man
ager Of the Iron City A. c. This
club will perform in the unlimited
division. Haydon's Field has beer
obtained for all games.
On Sunday the Iron City tosserl
will probably travel to Fredericks
burg, Va, for q game with thu
White Oak A. c.
The municipal swimming poo
will probably be open to loca
swimmers tomorrow. Minor repair
have held up the official opening
Of the pool.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-03
.How!in' S Sparkle
Wins Bird Race

The sixth race Of the 1887 Old
Bird series Of races sponsored by
the East Potomac Racing Club was
flown from Concord, N. c., q dis
lance Of $40 miles, airline. There
were IT'S pigeons entered in this
race, representing % lofts.
Charles to Howlin'S Sparkle was
the winner in a very close finish,
only defeating the King & Ten
nyson entry by As seconds.
Howlin. 1885: King & Tennyson.
1888: Skillman, 1858; Gray, 1151.0S;
Skillman, 1895: Gorely. 1146.S5;
Wright, 1850; Gaylor, 1879; Clarke,
1858; Cutshaw, 112s.7S: G. King,
1124.5O; Robertson, 1112.30: Koran &
Morgan, 1111.93; Gibson. 1106.2O; Brown.
ing. 1860; T The na aaff' 1 1dSsiS;
Corrado, 1OS45S: Halter. 106s.57.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-03
SChoo|boy Meet
Won ByAddms
BY ELLSWORTH VINES
Worlds Professional Tennis
Champion

John Quincy Adams School.
Nineteenth and California Streets
Northwest, today holds the track
and field championship of the
Georgetown division Of elementary
schools.
The schools athletes. competing
In Western Highs stadium yester.
day, in the last of the divisional
meets sponsored by the DEPART
ment of Fairgrounds, scored 1927
points. which is 6312 points more
than the Ben Murch School was
able to score to finish second.
Over TOO boys participated In
the meet, representing 10 schools
The meet was for the purpose OF
qualifying boys for the city school
meet to be held Saturday morning
Nt Central High Stadium.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-03
Eastern Grip
Best For All
:TypeCourts

> The best tennis grips are de-
scribed in the third article OF
this series on "HotO to Play Bet
ter Tennis" By ELLSWORTH Vines,
1Dorld'S professional tennis cham
MON.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-03
Co|ored Teams
Play Sunday

The league.leading Elite Giants
will entertain the Newark Eagles
in the National Colored Baseball
League Sunday at Griffith Sta.
dunn at 3 p. m.
Headed by RED" Moore, sensa-
tional first baSeman, Newark
brings a firSt-class club to the
Capital.
Yesterday the Elites battled the
Philadelphia Stars to O 2-to-2 tie
in Philly. Snow, smuggling Elite
third Sacker, hit a homer.
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Major Leagues
Hero and Goat

THE HERO - George Teb-
belts, who hit . homer with
two on in the eleventh inning
as Detroit Tigers beat Wash.
ington Senators, II to 8.
THE GOAT - Sam Leslie,
who famed with two out and
three on in ninth as New
York Giants bowed to Chicago
Cubs, 2 to /.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-03
Seeking Contest

The Anacostia Senators are
looking for a game for Saturday
with some strong team in the In.
sect division. For games can
Manager James Mcmahon at At
lantic 5776.
Evening star., 1937-06-01

l7l7 EYE ST. N.W.-Beautifuly furnished
'oom with private bath; ladies only; $50 SO
single S,}h iollble
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED,

PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-MODERN;
excellent location: cool, attractive living
bed room. spacious dressing room, bath
shower; with and without dinette kitchen
S42 30 to 500: Frigidaire. elevator. Adams
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COOL PORCH Apt

-DTI CUE ST. NV.
Modern building exclusive convenient;
large rms: lights and refrigeration inc,ud.
Cd IN rent , rms. porch So! 80, ! r'r.,
Kit. din dress. I'M. bath 81 Nail 64I.
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. LARGE ROOMS AND KITCHEN: GAS.
Light. heat: semI-prlvate bath: no OBJ
lection to Children. Atlantic 2797-W
LIV RM.. BED RM.. K. PORCH OR
din; SI6.5O, S4S 30 and $50. $500 Ga
ave. and 4526 18th ST. Georgla 1883
Evening star., 1937-06-01

I4o2 L ST. N.W.-Large front rm., private
path; maid service; hot. cold water; gem
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POULTRY & EGGS.

$50 Per Week Individual Runs
Defense Highway Kennels > Miles From
BladenSburg on Defense Highway
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N.W.-Single and double
! exposure, Semi-priyate
e o,,ca
Evening star., 1937-06-01

SUBLEASE-SMALL FURNISHED APART
ment. completely furnished bed room, liv-
ing room. kitchen. bath. foyer large
closet: suitcase from June Is to Oct ]:
8 o'clock. 35l1 Davenport ST. NV. Apt.
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FARM AND GARDEN

LAWNS RENOVATED and cared for by
month; soils: sodding and shrubbery. Free
estimates Phone Randolph 5419.
DON'T LET your evergreens look shabby.
SubSoll fertilization will improve their
color and strengthen their growth. Not
expensive: For information and estimates
address Box 231-A Star Office. l.
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APARTMENTS UkFURklSHED.

$500 9th ST. NV. CORNER 9th AND
Kennedy apis. consisting Of rooms.
kitchen and bath. Frigidaire on house cur
rent: rent. 500. See Janitor. or call Met.
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2624 UNIVERSITY PL. NV rooms
Reasonable.
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1850 v ST; NW,-Well-furni single
room. near bath. in private home, S4 per
week. Decatur 31O9.
80 CARROLL AVE. Takoma Park-Large
Well-lghted basement room; shower bath.
brea kfast facilities; only Sl6.5U month.
Block express bus.
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527 OGLETHORP ST NW.-LIVING
room, bed room. complete kitchen. porch,
= closets, semi private bath, heat. gas
eiec., use CT unlimited phone; no children.
S3l LAMONT ST. N.W.--l RM. KITCH-
en-: YJ5 month: also cool room. twin beds.
porch: s. 80: LII X
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp-
ROOMS WANTED.

TWO TO FOUR ROOMS Tor light house
Keeping in northwest Washington from
people that have no objection 70 two
cnidTen. STATE rent. Georgc Z. Jackson.
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REPAIRS 3 SERVICE.

ishins;- estimates cheerfully, given. Blue
Ridge Decorating Co. Columbia o674.
PAINTING, pa9ernE, pap nsreon house roof
noor refnishins: eSpeTieneed workmen. HnIina,
Call Bens Dec, Co North 1852. g
PAPER HANGING, painting; rooms pa
anteed floors refinishcd Atlantic 1888.
PAPER HANGING AND .PAINTING-spe-
eial for this week. l will paper rooms
and hall with washable and sunfast wall
paper for S+5, 1 do my own work father
snd sons work guaranteed; highest refer
ence furnished. Call any time, Col 0633.
Or write 3535 Georgia ave. NV.
PAPER HANGING done at once 81 room
and up, Including paper: best workman
ship; white mechanic. Georgia 002l.
eAPERING.. painting, -plastering; special
s nS PoTs G cs TsSf Bs oH nbn sSa
PAPERINCi PAINTING--Deal direct with
mechanic for better work at lowest prices.
Call METZ Columbia O396 any time.
PAPERING.
PAINTING.
EXTERIOR-INTERIO
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO.,
35oS Georgia Ave. NV. ~
Adams 1907. Ewes, Atlantic 3046.
FLASTERING. stucco repaired, Craftex
cement, waterproof Easements, walls. leaky
>oofs. After o. Mnnick. Lincoln 4451-W. 3'
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
PAINTING, papering. roofing; guaranteed
reasonable; estimates free. NJ. L. Smith.
i724 Webster NV. Adams 7l0S.
ROOFING. Asbestos or Stag Bird + Son
building materials. ASK any architect.
soofs ssSofs EensIeS and fosf S9ol
a9, AMER1sAN M T c, :, RE-RooF1NG 60, 49,,
ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
ROYAL CONTRACTING CORP,
National 3So3 Night, Adams $500.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
SPECIAL PRICES THIS MONTH.
Painting PlaStering
Carpentry, Papering
Porch Enclosures Oil Burners
Free Estimates
$500 MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
,ooo HOME MoDERN1z1Ne co.aa-
1o09 EvENINos E,h St clEv. 5as5. MsS 0s'4'
P. M. CO.
SKILLED DMECHANICS-BESTM MATERIAL
PA1NTING-PLAsTER TERiNG-ELEcTRic
REPAIRsnREMoDEL!NG,
PHONE FOR ESTIMATE.
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO.
3503 GA. AVE. NV:
Adams 1907. Ewes, Atlantic 3O46.
BEAUTIFY! DECORATE!
RENOVATE YOUR HOME.
Increase its value; deal with a nnan-
Gally responsible firm.
NO CASH DOWN.
START PAYING 80 DAYS
AFTER WORK IS COMPLETED.
You pay in small monthly sums. Our
budget plan has been made to suit your
Deeds. You name the terms. Well CO.
operate
VIE FINANCE WHERE OTHERS DON'T.
FREE ESTIMATES.
Renovate From Basement to Roof.
FEDERAL
CONTRACTING CO., INC,
al3 NEW YORK AVE NV
NATIONAL ?i03. NATIONAL 74l6.
Very Reliable. One of the Largest.
NIGHT-ADAMS 0o33. A.
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THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
WILL SUBLET

Very attractive apt. in Cavalier Hotel con-
SiStlng tt reception hall, large NyIas room
with dressing room and Murphy bed prd
tric refrigeration Al sacrifice rental q,
MD month. Lease until January Gail
MR. HlSLE District QOSO
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

80 BUCHANAN-Master bed room, twin
SedS next tile bath. shower: pleasant for
Columbia 1889.
BIO MT: PLEASANT ST. N.W.--House-
Heeeplne: very clean: c.h.w.; comfortable.
quiet: adults only; conven. trans.
brsbt 2as l4sh ST. Apt 3Gr to share apt
room if desired; $50 Adams s. 1890. b 'S'
1885 VERMONT AVE-Hall bed rm, near
4sin temsnl in Norfb NXsfu5niShed nd house; s15 gem
PORTLAND HOTEL. Vermont ave. at
Thomas Circle-Ss.50 week; hotel service;
lresh towels daily: your mail and phone calls
attended to; shower baths; walk to work. :
G327 PA, AVE. NV. tat Wash Circle
and SO weekly. -
MT; PLEASANT. mr.. Rock Greek. 3l16
oa d.n sti;LrLarge rm. next bath half block
27l0 ONTARIO RD. N.w.-Double front
Tm. twin beds; also gentleman share de-
llght1ul front rm. with another; twin beds:
4119 4th ST. NW-single and double
lent TRANSFORMATION. Reasonable.
1885 R ST. NV. Apt. 31-Weii furnished
room or share apt. Potomac 2O4O-J.
PURoNT I35d,o +, CIRCLE .ao14 P st:-Lovely
all very desirable; reas.. COOL ami. '''e'
dat 1aI2 OGDEN ST. NV. .nr. 14th and
Come. Adams 1911
Ais GALLAT1N ST. NW-Double bed
room. Beautyrest mattress; screened porch.
closet: next bath. Geo. 1905.
2Sls 18th ST. NW.-Front rm. newly
decorated. sleep. or housekeeping; near
stores. schools; transp. Columbia 103S3
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1903 10th st. n.w.-At-
tractive single or double rooms running
water. large closets.
studio room. large windows: newly deco
rated. .hoth foI1 for Nv
people. Also beautiful suite, Of rooms,
twin beds. private bath. North 1919 or
FURNISHED TRAILER parked two miles
from town on bus line, elec. light etc
WIN rent. SO per month. Phone Clar-
11O1 10th ST. N.W.-Newly DECORATED
single room: running water. from So to 81
per week; double room. $3.50 up.
| 4726 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
| front room. private bath. shower: every
| convenience home comfort: four in family:
! gentleman
| 1906 LAMONT N.W.-Large. cool, front
ROOM 3 bay windows double or twin beds;
| large single; all conveniences.
GRALYN t3rd). 1920 18th st. n.w.-Just
| opened, completely redecorated and furn.
outside. single and doubles Showers.
| 5000 WARDER ST NV. Of Georgia ave.
! -Large room. next to bath; single. SIS:
double $50.
Evening star., 1937-06-01

BABY CHICKS-Specialp price on Leghorns
hundred; Leghorn cockerels 81; special
prices on other breeds; blood tested from
Well-known hatchery. VIM. James e. Son
bl9 K st. w. Met O0SS
Evening star., 1937-06-01

$500 9th ST. NV. CORNER 9th AND
Kitchen and baph Frisidsire on ~ house aoeiis cur
rent: rent. SO. See Janitor. or call Met.
a1o RHODE ISLAND AVE NE LARGE
reasonable. Call Decatur 1871
THE ROYALToN APARTMENT, als NJ
st. .w.-Apartments of 5 rooms and bath
Te FsD psesg ees rSbf aiTace SS and cfns
agent Na:ional 1915. j. A. HAYDEN.
house current S45.
1l43 45th PL, .sE.-NEw HOME. .
rooms; kitchen and bath; gas and electric;
= LARGE ROOMS AND KITCHEN: GAS.
lection 10 children Atlantic 3317-W.
dIv: II RM BED RM;. K, 3 PORCH OR
ave. and 4526 18th ST. Georsia 1881
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT OF > RMS.
kitchen, dinette. bath and unusually large
Pags pEPrp poFfh T p,rRsnI RsnI reaSon9b!e So W
NEAR INTERIOR ,DEPT.-sED ROOM
resident mgr mgr 2I6 ' 4I5 EST st. nv sp:.' os''
JOIN PAUL JONES. APT. III G ST NV.
LEh1c:ency apt; units with sun parlor and
Rental S54 50 and S57 80
CAPITOL HILL s50-BETTER HURRY
Modern. desirable rooms, bath. Frigidaire.
tApt -. is Sth st. ne Adams 1856.
4o?7 CONN. .AvE.-3-RM. APT. KITcH-
en-. bath; inclosed porch Frisidaire hot
water heat; e!ec. furn.; garage space.
26ls 18TH ST. NV ROOMS. RECEIPT.
HhaaIl Hal, kitS bath. 3 expos. s65. Res Msr.,
e ST NV ,2lI4--. ROOMS. DINETTE,
2Ra RaFfE oor adHE go 2n mon
ALTON APTs.. l445 PARK RD. NV
Bachelor apt. and 3 rms. kit foyer. bath
Win Win shower: southern expos cross ventila-
The HYGIENE. 11a MASS. AVE NV
Two rooms kitchenette and bath. 50. so.
5o7, MASS, AVE NE RMS. K1T--
Ph hss5 sdus fse rsdaced d
OVERLOOKING ZOO PARK RMS.
Adams Mil I'd. Apt. 500 $50.
lI 1IIs 1Gth ST; N.W.ENT1RE FLOOR. 1
t1igeraton t1.; included; ss5 per month. Po-
NEW APARTMENT IN PRIVATE HOME,
ure; eectric refr!serator; rs"re very reas. MRS
GROTE 134 Insraham st NV
THE LOUISA. 2l6 NEW YORK AVE NV
nyp5et and be, clean modern L., :-Eoom KITCHEN
downtown elec. refriseration: S3S.
THE AUGUSTA. CORNER. n. Y. AND
modern front corner.# rms. sis K. and rfSh B
apt. in nicely kept bldg; close downtown:
frleidaire on house current, every con-
venlence; excellent class tenants: $50;
also rooms. kitchen and bath $40
TWO ROOMS KITCHEN. sEMI-PRIvATE
path: light gas and phone included;
5oo4 ILLINOIS AVE N.W-L1VING
room. bed room. kit dinette Frigidaire,
gas. cleo. heat, chk.: priv. home adults
l714 E ST. SE.-4 ROOMS. COMPLETE
Tor Ink; heat. gas and elec. furnished.
g.
414, HAMILTON ST NW-3 ROOMS
Kitchen and private bath; heat gas. cleo,
Frigidaire: adults; $50
1865 HARVARD ST. NW.-LARGE,
clean. cool. lst-ioor ROOM $40 mo
small room 500 mo-. arransed for Ink ,.
25Gi zth ST NV RMS, KITCHEN,
bath. Frigidaire: S45. Bright apt
: BRIGHT. AIRY ROOMS BATH AMI,
on End fl. OF corner. 655 B ST ne; S4@
70 responsible tenant. Met. 0O4l. 313
Colorado Bldg
Evening star., 1937-06-01

LINK1Ns CO, 1733 De Sales S.. NV.
THE OAKLAND
zoos Columbia rd. NV, rooms. 3 ex-
posures. newly decorated Potomac na24
1862 MINTWoOD PLACE NV. THE
Brlarclif Attractive apartment. consist
ing of three rooms kitchen. pantry bath
current: three exposures; apartment re-
Gently renovated throughout and is in eX-
cellent condition; S15.
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO,
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. National 4S15
1915 H ST. NW.-3 RMS, KIT.
bath; larse porch; heat = $3.50
bath. porch: heat $3.50
II - Conn ave. NV rms. kit.
bath: heat $500
2o37 K st. NV rms. kit, bath;
heat $500
heat $500
kit. bath. porch -------- 47.5O
3606 New Hampshire ave. nw.-6
rms. bath $4,000
2317 First ST. n.w-s rms. . baths so. 90
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.
Natl. 1871. 1871 K st. NV.
350s 10th ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath $3.50
1920 MACOMB ST NV.
1 room. kitchen and bath ---- $3.50
1916 F ST NV,
1 room, KITCHEN and bath bath, ,.-s3o.oo
1n2S Investment Bids. Dist. 3740.
l22.-1234 QUEEN ST. Ne ROOMS
kitchen dinette, bath. 3o.5OS41.50 per
''''''''' e cHAs' a. CARLISLE.
No. M st. S.W. Lin. 1909 /"
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BOOMING HOUSE. 100 sth St NV: Q

BOOMING HOUSE. Hoo sth st. NV; 2
rooms well furnished; rent. 500;
bargain a $500: cash. $3.50
Rooming house ] rooms. well ARRANGED:
best Capitol Hill section; bargain: in
spect at once. leaving town
Roomlng house, l5 rooms 3 baths; 10Th
st., near Dupont circle; income about
500; asking 81 900; terms
Hooming house. i" rooms: near 10th and
NJ stS.; bargain. SS15; terms
0as and accessory business; rent S22:
: 900 ga lions weekly Independent
Station); bargain at $3.50
Lunch beer: transient street, well equip
ped: price. $3.50; terms.
Cears. news. sandwiches and soft
drinks $3.50 weekly; price S325
Contest, grocery. ! room; rent SIS. good
little business; price S215
II. M. CURTIS. COZ ST. N w, Natl. 914O
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THE WARD

.3Wl 5 ST. NE.
Near New Tech High SchoolD
Frigidare on house current
11NK1NS CO. l s33 De Sales S. NV
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTs FURNISHES.

WOODSTOCK. VA.-Shady Brook cottage
for children. Private tutoring. optional;
supervised play. Hope Sine. 81
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kitchen, bath. shower yard. locker
slasSed-i n porch: refrlgerator on house
insulated: 2nd floor: adults; $50 month | .
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| 402t CONN. AVE.-3-PM APT KITCH-
en-. bath; inclosed porch; Frigidaire; hot
water heat. elec. furn.; garage space.
| Cleveland 1900
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?o7 MASS. AVE. NE RMS. KIT,
path; gas. heat, cleo. con. h. W Frigidaire:
clean. quiet: adults: reduced. SO 30 .
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| The HYGIENE. 11H MASS AVE NV
| Two rooms. kitchenette and bath S3. ) %.
| iap
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ROOMS FURNISHED,

FURNISHED TRAILER on bus line electric
light etc'i $25 per month. Phone Clar-
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ALION APIS. l445 PARK RD. NV
Bachelor apt. and 3 rms. kit foyer. bath
with shower; southern expos. cross ventila-
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DPd looms recep. room, D. room
kitchen. pantry. bath; gas cleo
trlcity, refrigeration free, elevator
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC.
1919 K NV Ms, 1u1,
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OVERLOOKING ZOO PARK RMS
oinette. kitchenette. bath: Frigidaire. 21O7
Adams Mil rd, Apt 500 S55
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139 C ST. SCI BLOCK CONGRESS
sional Library. > outside large rooms,
fully fur Ink. except linen. semi-bath,
$40. Atlantic 5236-W
no 18TH ST. Sc! ROOMS AND PRI-
vate bath Si5; also sleeping room for :,
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:'o23 NEWARK ST. Cleveland Park
Large, single room for refined. quiet young
man: reasonable. Call Cleveland SIal.