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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-05
KoppIemann Favors
 Court Liberalization
Praises Presidents Plan in Radio Address-New
 Dealer Before Going to Washington

grounds unless reform were effect- ed.D
 Reiterating his promise, as . member of congress, to support and defend the constitution, Kopple- mann attacked the divided decis- ions of the supreme court invalida- ting certain new deal legislation as interpretation of | the constitution without reconciliation between such interpretation and the will of the people as expressed by their representatives in congress"
 'The divided opinions of our sh- pretne court " he said, ''have shown time and again how outstanding minds in the judiciary may differ on the interpretation of what is for the general welfare. 1tis my con- tention that the constitution can better be preserved by an interpre- taticn which reconciIes itself with progressive social and economic leg islation than an Interpretation which adheres to legal principles formula ted in a day of social activities and standards for in the remote past.
 "The presidents proposal" he as- serted, "is one which am convinced lays the foundation for such recon- cling interpretation. Never has 1t been felt, regardless of the technical errors existing in the law, that hu- manitarian purposes and humanitar- ian legislation should be discarded"
 Representative Kopplemann said that the supreme court reversal on the minimum wage case confirmed the argument that progressive legis- lation was being annihilated by in- terpretations based upon previous decisions of the supreme court, and, he added, 1t gave definite proof that our constitution, particularly as 1t relates to the general welfare, is susceptible of interpretation in line with progressive legislation and social reform"
 "No Cse, then, can fairly chal- lenge the right of the court to be constituted of men who can give adequate consideration to new deal proposals and legislation and inter-. pret the constitution to meet the will of the people. Equality and jus- tice still may be dispensed by the court, with 8 preservation of all of its rights, and preservation of the constitution. The democratic plat form pledged constitution of a constructive program for social leg islation, together with social and economic reform, seeking amend ments to the constitution if all other efforts within the constitution failed. The constitution, however, has not failed, it has ironically pointed the way. We are still con- vinced that our program is right, and last November's majority denl- onstrated that the people are con- vinced that our program is right"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-05
GROVER C. BALDWIN
 SEEKS RETIREMENT

Due to pressure of business, Lieut.. Grover c. Baldwin of Company F. 102nd infantry, c. N. G., has asked Adjt.-Gen. William F. Iadd to place him on the inactive list. He enlisted in Company F in September of 1923 and was commissioned second lieutenant in 1924. He was promoted to the hank of first lieutenant two years ago. Lieut.. Baldwin is em- ployed at the plant of the Scovill Mfg. company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-05
lgnecial to me DemocrasI

Especial to The Dem0cRasD
 Hartford, April Tn his first public declaration since the day the president submitted to congress his proposal for overhauling the federal courts, Congressman Herman F. Kopplemann of the frs tdistrict, in radio talk over station WTTC. Sunday afternoon, expressed him. self ''fn favor of Hberalising our judiciary" and substantially en- dorsed the presidents plan.
 Declaring himself a @NeW Dealer before I went to Washington" Rep- resentative Kopplemanrf challenged anyone to expect him Ito accept ly- ing down the defeat of the social and economic program in line with legislation he has always advocated, "by divided opinions of the supreme court"
 Taking for his text the opening sentence of the constitution, he aa- serted that "every law passed by the 73rd and 74th congresses was based on the principle of opportunity for all men and women and children, and aimed against special privilege, which was 50 sorrily evident in our American system"
 "The betrayal of the Constitu- tion's purpose to insure domestic tranquility and promote the general welfare, had brought this nation during the black years of 1e30, 1881 and 1882, to point when there was discontnt and fear in every walk of American life"
 "No one," he said, lever claimed that New Deal measure was per- feet. No law in its first writing is perfect. Time and experience are needed to weed out imperfections and to strengthen the good. But no one, 'she said emphatically," can with sincerity doubt that the aims of our legislation agree with the ideals which inspired that small band of Yankee Indians to dump the tea into Boston Harbor, many years ago-or the ideals which re- suited in the constitution itself" When the Roosevelt administra- tion came into office there were fac- tors and clements threatening the preservation and promotion of American democracy.
 We recognized that American democracy was a mockery when it permitted child labor and sweat shop labor, starvation wages and slavish hours of work. He recognized that unfair competition was grad ually wiping out the small man from the American economic sphere. We recognized the injustice of the lot visited upon the farmers.
 We recognized the burdens im- posed on the consumers by certain utilities. We recognized the f1eecing of investors. We recognized there would be no recovery in business and industry on sound, permanent age. Total tonnage: Under age, 844,-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-05
LEAGUE CHOOSES
 LOUIS PIEDMONTE

Anthony Guerarra, Michael Rossi, Carlo Cocchiola, James Bianco and John Baiocchi, all members of the winning team, were presented with prizes at rthe Italian Recreation bowling league banquet Saturday evening at V. F. w. hall.
 Individual. prizes winners wers John Manzo, James Lorlnbardi. Vim cent Toletti, John Perella and Wil- liam Colangelo. Perella was relect- ed secretary and treasurer of the league. The new officers are Louis Piedmonte, president and James Biz anco, vice-president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-05
Unprepared In 1917, U. s. Now Is Forging
 Its MightieSt Peacetime Battle Machine
Nation Enters Into Naval Race, GrOOmS Modern Army In
 Change Of Policy

Third articles marking the 2Oh anniversary into the World War; April 1Sl7 this story Rodney Dutcher compares the United states Army and Navy steneth of with the military machines of today
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-05

Of $50 motion picture theaters in India 450 are showing films made in that country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-05

age. Total tonnage: Under age, 844,- 900; over age, 214,0OO; under con- struction, 343,0O0.
Evening star., 1937-06-29
BROKER OR SECURITY
GAY EGNgaAI

sire additional capital. sl 'ueSs We are ~ veil veil
established and will stand the strictest
invest!eation; We offer an attractive
capital. We are an out-of-tovn company
and want a Washington connection. Ad-
dress Box 3t4 C Star office.
s"2o-Rooming house. rms; rent S42;
central; h.-W h.; bargain.
Sf5u-Roomins house. il rooms; cheap
rent; well furnished; bargain.
so33,u,-IR5Soomins house. II rms, 2 baths;
Rooming house, ls rooms. 3 baths; good
income; $3.50 handles
S4!5-Contect,. fountain, lunch terms.
S1o0DConfect variety and room.
81 ,b5o-Lunch beer and : furnished
5000 weekly: real bargain: $3.50 handles.
R M Curtis. 6o2 St. " Natl. gl40
PROFITABLE ROOMING HOUSES.
Rooming house New Hampshire below
Dupont Circle; "A rooms: rent only
S67 50: income about $500 monthly. owner
must seI lmmeotately; s1.1O0. terms.
Roomina house 'R. l.. and M: II nice
rooms: good furniture: income 5000 he
SIDES , rooms used by owner. rent only
SO 81 100. terms.
Rooming house; -"l rooms 5 baths,
right at Dupont Circle; ali single bedS;
owner cleared 5000 last year; only So
80: "a cash.
Roomins boarding: 10Th above Dupont
Circle; 10 rooms. 3 baths: Beautifully frr-
nlshed; clean and very attracti!e; 81 200
Guest house; P near Dupont Circle: /"
rooms. baths low rent with excellent
income: 81 $50
Roomins house tall aptsl: C,t.ton at
18th ~ rooms. 4 baths; very good fur
niture; 81 100. terms.
X. NJ. De Shazo, 1l23 14th NV Natl, $500
Evening star., 1937-06-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

REsTAuRAANT; well.known throuEhout the
s,s. oqe 2ed
lent Fully 'e eauipped GOOD 0css,sa reasons s@cs for
selling Opportunity unusual Well-estab-
lished business. only applications con-
I!saef and bar. Add4ess Box fss2GGns9siS: sG' sssi
FOR sALE75 shares stock In Tilden
Gardens faara , Apartment; reason for selling, no
ested. write ex senator j. Z. RansdeiI Of
La. Lake Providence La. Sc
BEAUTY PARLoR. established and fully
ee959!ipped; e5! viii rent or take active partner.
GROCERY AND MEAT; does over 81 400;
fixtures! fixtures; price, $4,000. plus stock. Joseph
GAsoslNE sveSoe nstsS bI very large busy
go oddress & Box eas ioE Isas s,ar ocs 2sts. 81:
DRUG STORE, nearby Va. very modern;
soesed pa55ns Ien, d9es 800 daily heavily
Aa,ustinF a., tsi, & Finance Co.. zoos H st. NV.
a ogsE Ss1sa y ess s
Address Box 453-D. Star Office 20.
GROCERY. doing $3.50 cash vkly; rent.
ossnb Soo With Ma,,sa saIase; Price 81 900 terms.
does over 500 daily; closes pm pm. half half.
day Saturday; no Sundays; clears 500
seSS ss5dS Oro elms same csosa oEafr price
Finance Co. zoos Il st. NV 0lastlAz Net 4s,a&. s.
BEAUTY SHOP, downtown Mass. ave; we'll
Moron eMaurlpped. rent rent $50; price. $3.50. Miss
@oahy 6as e pro rssb sells {1.. Gals
with apt and store priced $1,000; terms.
Joseph Hollander. zoos st. NV
WWAii1NTED-on-sale VA LIQUOR license ,IA).
Metropolitan 4S63.
WANT oN-sALE BEER LICENSE, will pay
NEW FIELD has been developed by
Sduccessiui dnsses N; y; ) corp in the tobacco in,
those persons who have from 800 to
5000 TO invest where high yield with
dress Box 496-D, Star ofice, "
FOR SALE-DelicatesSen and groceries
on sale beer license; reasonable. Address
LYNCH, beer: very prominent corner; fully
terms. Address Box 494-D. Star ONCE.
FOR RENT-Two-story brick large fire.
proof building; suitable for garage or
mechanic raesnn ao or timers shop in northwest
seen to be appreciated. Monthly rental
So -: 50, CAN E. M. HODGE CO. INC.
BOOMING ING, HOUSE; 9, rooms reasonable
laundry r. DeFrancis. 1916 M stn
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION operator
wanted for station " mile south Of Glen
Echo. Applicant must have 5000 for
stock. Cali Mr, Kelly. Adams 5000 We'd
neSday am. between $50 and $50
RESTAURANT. with whisky license. down
town, fully equipped ready TO open; To-
Gated at 109 G st. NV. OPP. Govt bldg.
pany Will sell at bargain; terms; op-
portunity. for restaurant man; also con-
slider selling whisky license
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO..
1908 II ST NV Mel 4Sla
Evening star., 1937-06-29
SITUATIONS DoMEsTlc.

CARE OF CHILD or shut-ins over week
ssnds; s1sr oibde imbiddle-ased. Address Box 4s4:,D,
@e6eFs h.per city aef Ms sss or
cohoRED COL RE- GIRL: th9Toush Cleaner vents
GoLoRED COL GIRL neat, reliable, wants
dinners; references. Potomac 5s6i.
GohoREp 4i9bfs GIRt b., vents Job as maid stay
CoLoREp COL GIRL intellsent wishes days
E ST. Sc Ind floor '' '~' ''N''' '''
CoLoRED GIRL. neat wants job as een;
Phone Indan day w0 good
CoLoRED GIRL, very neat, desires part
time Job. good cook. Call Decatur 5sO5.
CoLORED GIRL experienced work as
fSihadmoermaiu find nara,r Ens laundress or work any
or DAYS work Cali coIumbis Ii 'ls 7Is7' WORK
COLORED WOMAN. reliable wants part
time or days work only; reference. Phone
GIRL. colored, pleasant and pleasing. de-
sires part1tme or days work. Call Lin
coin lO229.
GIRL colored. experienced. days work or
part-time job reference. Columbia 2ios.
GIRL CIR eolored; wishes work part time morn
M ena evecnf CAM pecaar adsy ss work. city
GIRL, colored, desires general housework,
iuii i,.,li or part time; city references Potomac
GIRL colored desires part or full time
plstrict faseret 47sa 7hoHSeW0Fk' good references.
GIRL, colored, wants job, plain cook or
nursing i395ss Will stay nights; city ref. Dec.
work best reference North ss36-J. ' .
GIRL colored neat eyneriencod cooi-
$1,000 week. Phone Potomac 43os' s''' -
GIRL wants lob as waitress or ghw.; good
references Call Decatur 53l9.
erence. e e West l43l. Call between "a
GIRL, colored, wants work nursemaid or
refsrenee refsnne otnSe % or apt whole or part time
GIRL, colored would like position as moth
ef helper. Please call District 3176.
GIRL, colored, experienced wants general
nouSeWork from $40 to pm. Atlantic
:4So-W Call after pm.
GIRL, eolored, wants general housework
Georgia Westfied.
GIRLS (2l desire work as chambermaid.
reference. Potomac 5457-J
HOUSEMAN- BUTLER, colored, able TO cook.
Experienced. city reference. Adams 6997.
PART-TlME or days work by colored
woman. can give city references. 1855
Swami st. NV.
SCHOOLGIRL, colored. wishes work whole
or part Time as mothers helper nursing.
Adams 1851.
VA. GIRL colored. good plain cook. wishes
work any kind except nursing; good
references. Decatur 5449
VA. COLORED GIRL wants days work
also care for children at night; 25c per
hour. Potomac 043S
WOMAN. colored desires part-tlme or
Gay work reference. Call between 9-l2
WOMAN. reliable wishes laundry work by
tne Gay or TO take home. North SS5S-R.
WON AN. colored, age 3S yrs; cook wait
ress. houseworker; priv family; city refs;
N30-S60 month only. Georgia 2172.
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN wishes cook
lng or days work. whole or part time.
Call Potomac 41O6-J.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored desires house
work, light laundry; home nights ref
eTence, Adams $40. 29s
Evening star., 1937-06-29
ROOMING AND BOARDING

on College ave. one block from Uni
rerSity OF Md. College Park; 3 story
oulidIns,, consisting of l2 rooms. several
private baths, showers toilets. h w h p,
elec gas. oil burner. full basement with
maid quarters and storage space: lof
90 #; beautiful surroundings; price,
Nla 900: terms arranged. real buy
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
205 Investment BIDS. Met cso7.
Evening star., 1937-06-29

THE VIVIAN. 1923 G st. nw.-Just
opened, 100 large. airy ideal guest rooms,
near shower baths: plenty hot water
cholce OF all new. modern or pie furni-
ture. with double or twin beds nner-coll-
spring mattresses. Venetian blinds; double
rooms. 50. SO. S11 weekly
Evening star., 1937-06-29
PERSONAL.


LADY WANTS ROOM EXCHANGE LIGHT
duties. can sew and drive car, Address
Box 493-D. Star ONCE. 3Os
own method. Results effective for . life
time or money back Write for booklet. No
drugs OF surgery; DIR. sOMMERWERCK.
Evening star., 1937-06-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SITUATIONS WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPER = Complete knowledge Of
general once routine: 15 years in last po-
sition; references. Phone North 9361
COLLEGE GIRL desires place for Summer:
nursema1d. g.h.W:; conscientious. exp; ref;
Slightly deafened. Decatur 2169.
COLORED VIRGINIA WOMAN desires gem
fIneon sIal hosssTork sssT stay nights Phone
LADY. refined, Intelligent: companion or
governess; has nursing ability; excellent
references. District 053S. 3O'
LADY. A. M. Boston University eradu-
ate; desires position; now employed pref
ligious education: wide experience in both.
Address Box 4SS-D. Star ofice.
NURSE. experienced. capable to take any
1923 9th st. NV. District 1913
ducing treatments for ladies; your resi-
dence only. Appointments. phone Pot.
PRACTICAL NURSE; day work preferred.
Phone Locust 3OS-F-2 after one pm.
strayer collese from o'clock to e's,U 5. wishes
to earn room and board by assisting with
light household duties before and after
terview phone National 174s.
YOUNG WOMAN. college graduate desires
worker with children. Adams 1874
YOUNG WOMAN. refined. desires position
- receptiontst, once clerk or typist: fast.
accurate typins: with good city references.
oeorgia 1885 after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1937-06-29
LOS

ANTIQUE BROOCH. seeded pearls and sap
phlre. bet TIlden and $500 block Park
snd Shop. reward. Cleveland $500.
BEADED BAG. white and gold containing
silver compact: Sunday pm.. Conn. ave.
Blue Bell. sentimental value please return;
reward Adams 02S1.
CHOW female, yrs. vicinity Hyattsville,
Md. from auto, Sun. eve. reward. Cleve-
land lS55,
ESKIMO sPITz, white, female, 4 yrs. old;
strayed from Wisconsin ave. and Newark
St Friday; reward if ret. Clev. 1853,
MONEY AND KEYS in muslin pocket N
vicinity of o St. Market: reward. National
5000 Wallach School southeast.
RINGS ,2D, on Friday. on way to Chesa-
peake Beach. near Hilicrest. reward. 607
Raleigh pl. sc. Lincoln S4GS-W.
SEED PEARL PIN Woodward & Lothrops
basement dressing room. June 10. reward.
P. o Box 564. Leesburg. Va
STEAMER TRAVELLING BAG. pigskin. con-
tanning ladys apparel Identification tas.
Miss Margaret w. Hickman. LeeSburg. Va.
lost near Clifton Terrace Apis. West or
Union Station. Reward. Call Miss
Fincham, Metropolitan 1000.
WILL PERSON who found 1887 Western
High School yearbook please return to
F7iorence @ Brien. P; o, Box l04. Mclean.
Va CLARENDON 6l6-W-3.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER. in vicinity of
Bethesda, Nd. Call Wisconsin 1924.
Reward.
Evening star., 1937-06-29
ROOMS FURNISHED.

CHAsTLEToN HOTEL Apt. 35O-De-
lishtful outside room. next bath; eastern
exposure; cool; reasonable; one or two
employed young ladies. Call Sunday and
evenings. North 10000. go
Evening star., 1937-06-29

1902 L ST. N.W.-Large front rm.. prl-
vate, bath: maid service; hot. cold water:
gentleman only. o1s
Evening star., 1937-06-29

AUTO MEN.
Openings in our new-car
department for 2 good men;
best commissions in town:
transportation arranged for
qualifiers. See Dick Sullivan.
LOGAN MOTOR CO.,
I'LL 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1937-06-29

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1902 Conn. ave-Nlce-
" furn. single. double and triple rooms:
meals optional large reception rm.; very
reasonable; low Summer rates. Decatur
546S North l4u4
Evening star., 1937-06-29

1856 IRVING ST. N.W-Nieely furnished.
connecting rooms: also single: refined
nome board optional; reasonable. Adams
Evening star., 1937-06-29

30:.3 NEWARK ST. Cleveland PARK
Large, airy front room. twin beds: . re.
nned young men. Call Cleveland s1aa
1851 FULLER ST. NW-Sinsle and double
rooms, running water. all outside, near
TRANSPORTATION. Adams r622
Evening star., 1937-06-29
PLASTERING,
CALL
H. BERENTER,
ADAMS 1855.
TERMS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DINER. newly reconditioned. ready to
open. 2703 Nichols ave. Sc. $500 cash.
balance monthly: $50 rent. owner. Feiera-
bend. :,646 Nichols ave. Sc. Il
GENERAL GROCERY sell very reas.; good
location. Inquire Allentown Market, Camp
Springs. Md. Phone Capitol Heights $40.
CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND; one of oldest
and best known in city: sacrifice. 81 $50
cash. Address Box 35S-E. Star off1ce.
BEAUTIFUL RESTAURANT with draught
beer: close to Washington on BALTIC Blvd
sacrifice to quick buyer: illness. Address
Box 2S2-D. Star office. 2"
ROOMING HOUSE downtown 18th ST.: 8
rms. Rent $50: Owner. ill, leaving city.
Price. 500. Mrs. Keach. zoos H st.
Metropolitan 1918.
RooMIINd HOUSE. downtsvn K St.; II
rms. 3 baths. Income $3.50. All men.
Price. 81 $50. Mrs. Keach. zoos H st.
Metropolitan 1913.
DRUG STORE. luncheonette; corner long
Address BOX 232.E. Star once.
Evening star., 1937-06-29

ISIS CONN. ,AVE-Large cool room. fac.
ing yard, adjoining bath: gentleman only.
SCOTT CIRCLE 1908 10th 81. n.w.-De-
sirable room for l or 2; cool and quiet;
shower bath.
Evening star., 1937-06-29

lS5S M1NTWOOD PL. N.W-Studio room.
suitable =; private entrance; no other
roomers; shower; cool. nicely furnished;
prefer gentlemen: very reasonable
Evening star., 1937-06-29

1s21 BELMONT RD. NW.-Sinsle room,
auractive; good location; $50. Adams
Evening star., 1937-06-29
MEN,
MARVELLOUS
OPPORTUNITY.
LARGE EARNINGS

a., mechanical marvel. an innovation of
basic patented features measuring up to
the tour-point standard necessary to guar
ahtee large earnings. This product is ex-
established need and it pays very liberal
profit; nro You make no Investment. If you
and can be depended upon. and can give
GOOD references. here is an opportunity for
you. NO one need apply that cannot start
TO work at once. After we have talked
with you. if you suit US and we suit you
we WI sive you territory Other rep
interview at one time only. Wednesday,
June 80, at 10 am. The Lee House I5tll
and u SITS. NV Ask clark for ME- Millia .,ss
Evening star., 1937-06-29

lI2l H ST. NV. Apt. Studio room,
After 3. Met. 5442
Evening star., 1937-06-29

1922 NW.-Front, Ink, completely fur
nlshed. SO; one with bath. $3.50; single
room e1o
Evening star., 1937-06-29

171l MASS. AVE. NW.-Gentlemen, large
ath also single rm
Evening star., 1937-06-29
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

PIGS! PIGS PIGS!
Chester rWhites-Exceptionally fine breed
ing to 10 weeks old. boars. sows. unre-
lated pairs Extra fine lot at this time.
Service boars. bred gifts. A few commercial
pigs for fattening. Ayrlawn Farms. Be-
thesda Md
Evening star., 1937-06-29

PIANO, latest model; full keyboard: apart
ment upright used less than four months;
only Slb4. A reposSession. we'll sell it to
any one who Will continue the balance of
the vi monthly payments. A wonderful
value. CONSIDERING its Just like new Natl
''2!3 Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 1899 G
St. corner 13th
Evening star., 1937-06-29

1905 INGRAHAM ST NV nicely fun.
rooms. next bath; convenient to car line:
Dhone service. Randolph 1879
Evening star., 1937-06-29
POULTRY 3 EGGS.

CHICKSIRocks. Reds. SC: Leghorns. 7c;
Black Giants. &c: none better pullets and
started chicks. J. 3. Henry, Falls Church.
Va. 34S.
VIM. James a. Son. 619 K st. NV. Metro
politan O0SS
Evening star., 1937-06-29

HELP WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must Be good all
around: good salary: permanent position.
3 g Conn. ave. Phone for appointment,
Cleveland $500.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be expert finRer
WaVer ana permanent wAver: state refer
ences and experience. Mochas Beauty
Salon, 2419 Chamberlayne ave. Rich. Va.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. ali-around, with
experience. Call Clarendon 1875.
BEAUTY OPERATORS exp, appren-
tices. Apply Wed. 9-12. Pansy's. 80
Laurel ave. Takoma Park.
CAFETERIA COUNTER GIRL; must Be ex-
perienced. under 80 years Of age; steady
position. Apply Tally-Ho Tea Shop $40
18th st. NV. after pm. No phone calls
COUNTER GIRL for cafeteria in high
class residential hotel: give experience
references and wages. Address Box 445-D.
Star ONCE.
CURB ATTENDANTS over Is years; good
tips. meals. Apply 6111 Georgia ave. NV.
FINGER WAIVER and manicurist wanted,
for Fridays and Saturdays Apply Mays
Beauty Salon; 1l0l Vermont ave. NV.
GIRL, white, for night work. with some
experience. for fountain and lunch. Hen.
derson Cigar Store. 14th and N. 7. ave-
NV.
Evening star., 1937-06-29

MEN with cars. interested in obtaining 4
position selling hosiery. ETC.: no experience
necessary. Mr.. Handler. Rm. 4O3. 1888
Evening star., 1937-06-29

PIANO, mahogany baby grand small size;
reasonable. Kreig's Storage Room, GIG
l NV. o4s
Evening star., 1937-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ANTlSUES-Seautlful old mahogany sofa ,
unusually lovely: old twin spool beds large
onalrs small mahogany rocker fine old
BAGGED SAWDUST. 23c bag. delivered;
Tor store floors and many other uses
Phone Atlantic 400. HECHINGER co
BANK AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT for sale
SITS,
Evening star., 1937-06-29

P1ANOSEFinest selection OF erands and
uprights in used instruments offered at a
mer clearance; terms TO suit. Hugo Worch.
ITO 9 st. NV, home of the world ia
nous Hardman pianos and sole agency of
the Mnlpiano. the favorite instrument
for small Instruments
Evening star., 1937-06-29

1lO1 18th ST NW.-Newly decorated
single room. running water, from SIS to 81
per week. Double room. Ss5O up
Evening star., 1937-06-29

1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W,|Gen.
tleman; attractive single or double room;
running water baths with showers 3ns
Evening star., 1937-06-29

1887 EUCLID ST. NW.-Attractive room,
2nd floor. next to bath; continuous hot
water: phone; near cars bus lines; avail.
able July 1st. Owners home %
Evening star., 1937-06-29

BED ROOM dining room davenport
suites; dressers. chests. studio couch beds
radlo. breakfast set. Edelman, 1903
Evening star., 1937-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

OAK DINING ROOM SET. three-piece.
with chairs; reasonable. 1431 Girard st,
Evening star., 1937-06-29

1918 18th ST. N.W-Nicely furn- rms
ciean. comfortable. single. S4 up; double.
| SH I'D. walking st ance ~ NNNie'