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Evening star., 1937-01-14
Aviation Writer Here.

Lauren D. Lyman, New York Times
aviation writer who won the Pulitzer
Prize last year for his story on the
departure Of Col. Charles A. Iindbergh
and his family from the United
States, has been transferred to the
Washington bureau Of the Times
Lyman will cover transportation news
Of all kinds.
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Headline Folk
and What
They Do
Dorothy Arzner's Movie
Director Success Re.
calls Pigtail Days.
BY LKMUEL r. PARTON.

)OL. NORTHAM-Bell-ringin7
name In pre-Hollywood days
hard AZ iron at rs, used to
hire O boxing instructor to
train him constantly 10 he could
keep up with his drinking ut the
Hoffman bar. "I always get behind
in my drinking II I don't keep in con-
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that would not today
national than involved the
impels them shout for neutrality.
often
which of liking
neutrality like the
of
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become shocked
about during the
past week but
which, In some
respects, amounts
to the same thing
Many lawyers
here are pointing
out. for instance,
that " h e n a
group Of indi-
viduals forcibly
seize a portion of
q manufacturing
plant and refuse
to give it up un-
less something in
tho NOV 0f finan-
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We, the People
Western Senators Should Recognize That What We
Want Is Security Against Foreign Entanglements.
BY JAY FRANKLIN.

7
neutrality could be lenced the
NH whoopng for mandatory egsla
through their heads that what really want
security against becoming enanged foreign
which would automat
ay invasion Canada by either Germany Japan
point Since Canada openly protected by the Monroe
cite national
Of the Canadians
Senator Nye fallen hard
jockeyed last By j.
Co. and By the munitions makers
international bankers and
with
of
Evening star., 1937-01-14
ASKS PAY RAISE
By q Stan Correspondent of The Star.

By Q Stan CORRESPONDENT OF The Star.
DAMASCUS, Md, January IA
The Parent-Teacher Association voted
at q recent meeting in the high school
to 60 on record in favor OF raising
teachers salaries in Montgomery
County.
Members of the association said a
reasonable increase in teachers sala-
ries would not affect taxpayers in this
section any more than in any other
part of the county.
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BY MARK SULLIVAN.

1O THOSE who watch events for
light upon fundamental con-
ditions, the key point Of the
automobile strike Is the "sit
down" feature Of 1t. A number Of
employees, relatively small compared
with the whole body, remain in the
Evening star., 1937-01-14
News Behind the News
Reorganization Leaves Congress Leaders Speechless
Opponents Plan Passive Resistance.
BY PAUL MALLON.

will be denying that President Roosevets
approximately spechleS
some Speaker Bankhead muered only that matter
studied begged
suggestions while frankly declined
% express themselves aloud.
inappropriate for legislators who ready ~ Gays ago
to pass al anything Roosevelt wanted.
offered Democratic Senator VINO
Rooets legmen assistants
he expressed passion ANONYMITY Said II recall that w.
Gilbert they each
and announced with knowledge OF what
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Story. OlICIdS WllU dIt org cIIOueH
should expect that.
The machinery instituted by the
recently enlarged press agent sys-
tenn had the effect Of removing
news gatherers further from
sources of Government news. ex-
cept those officially selected. 1t
was only insignificantly effective
in that purpose. Oficials are still
complaining daily about unauthor-
lied news, which they consider to
Evening star., 1937-01-14
Quarry Yields Old Coins.

While quarrying on the estate OF
Michael Lyons at Barnstick, Irish Free
State, workmen found pennies minted
In the reigns of Edward !, Edward II
and Edward III.
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Will Michigan
Be Scene of
Crisis?
Outcome of 'Sit-Down'
Strike Will Have
Broad Effect.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

A MERICA has been shocked by
~ the kidnapping of the Mattson
~ boy and the attempted extor-
4 a ton Of funds, but there is,
from q legal point Of view, another
type of extertion which, judging
from appearances, America has not
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HE opinions OF the oriters this their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented IN
The Stars effort to gue all sides questions OF interest to its
readers although such opinions be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
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ments. 1t was the British block
ade, which made the Allies our
only European customers at a time
when Europe's industries were
devoted to war production.
\ \
They had little to export in
return for our raw materials as
well as our war materials. After
they had sold large part Of their
American investments, we had the
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was within him: I am the cook,
and the captain bold and mate OF
the Nancy brig, and a bosun tight
and a midshipmite and the crew OF
the captains gig The cook would
be a thin man compared with Mr..
Roosevelt If this reorganization goes
through as recommended. But
don't worry. 1t won't"
The confidence Of the passion
ate anonym was probably prema-
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Check Coughs!
Here's How

Promptly, pleasantly, Halls
Expectorant soothes and helps Ma
ture heal irritated membranes of
the throat. Coughs, due to colds,
are checked amazingly quick.
Users say Nothing better for
coughs when one has a cold"
Right they are! Halls Expectorant
has been relieving cold coughs
more than rs years and is in great
demand. Remember the name. Ask
any druggist for Halls Expec-
torant. Three Sizes: 35c-6Oc-$1
.HQMExpsc1oRAAr
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tCopyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-06-16
Miss BrOSSeau to
Wed MIR. Thompson

The wedding Of Miss Ruth Mae
Brosseau, daughter OF Mr. Emmett j
Brosseau Of Washington, to Mr.. Wal
ter Edward Thompson, jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edward Thomp-
son, sr, of Takoma Park, D. c., will
take place Saturday morning, June
10, at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic
Church, Takoma Park, Md.
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. Austin Healy, pastor, preced-
ing nuptial mass at 10 o'clock. Music
will be played by Mrs. w. G. Carey
organist, and the children's choir ano
Mr.. Joseph Wilson will sing.
Mrs. Irene Chew of Arlington Coun-
ty will be her sisters only attendant
and the best man will be Mr.. Charles
Latimer Fowler of Takoma Park.
The bride-to-be is graduate of St
Paul's Academy, while Mr.. Thompson
was graduated from the Montgomery
Blair High School. They will make
their home at 6307 Seventh street
northwest.
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Mrs. Hull Is Attending
Outdoor Party Today
Of Senate Ladies' Club
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Is Among Guests at
Picnic at Nearby Resort Other
News.

CORDEIL HULL wife of the Secretary of State: Mrs
Vl Henry A. Wallace wife Of the Secretary Agricuure
Mrs Daniel c. Roper wife Of the Secretary of
and Mrs Woodrow Wilson, the guests the picnic
luncheon today the Senate
at the Jefferson Island Club Others
senatorial hostess of Jefferson Island
Club and group of associate members
The party left Annapolis early today cruising
peake to the Many ENJOYING swim and
the picnic is being under the beautiful spreading
surrounding the club
Mrs Joseph Robinson wife Robinson.
at the fete in the absence Mrs
Vice President who is head of the organization
OF wives of members of the Senate.
The Samese Minister, Phya Abhiba Rajamat among
the guests the dinner party evening which Augustus
Simpson the Metropolitan Club Justice
Willis Van Devanter recently retired from the
Other guests Associate Justice Charles
States Court Appeals for the District Coumba
Justice Peyton Gordon of the District Court
Mr. Robert Vedder Fleming Mr.. Frank Hogan William
Gerry Morgan Dr. William Mercer Sprigg Dr. Sterling Run
James F. Mitchell and Dr. John W, Burke
Senator and Mrs Warren Austin again in Washington
after brief stay in their home Burlington w. where they
for the commencement exercises in the school there
Senator Austin closed their
Mayfower and occupying the house at 221 Thrh street.
where Representative and Mrs Richard Wiggesworth lived
through the Winter and Spring Mrs Wigesworth left yesterday
for Massachusetts, to spend the remainder of the Summer
The United States Assistant Attorney General Whitaker
arrived in Washington yesterday from Chattanooga Tenn
occupying a suite at the Carlton Hotel
Charles Dudley Hartman wife of Lieut. Col Hartman
A. entertained at luncheon yesterday at the Army Navy
Country Club in honor Of her Miss Mary Louise
Heavey Miss Alice Mcintosh Fnk both of whom will be wed
Additional guests
ents of the prospective brides and bridegrooms
Claude Chpred United States consul Aden Arabia
Is at the Mayhowe with his wife They have just returned to
Chicago before going to Macknac Island Mich for vacation
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Miss Hope Jackson
Completes Plans
For Her Wedding

MISS HOPE JACKSON, daughter
AA Of Mr.. Robert Jackson, and Mr..
Francis Patrick Garvan, jr, whose
marriage will take place Saturday
at Brookeville, Long Island, have COM
pleted their wedding plans.
Mrs W. Forbes Morgan will be
matron of honor for her sister and
the other attendants of the bride
will be the Misses Flora Brady and
Mabel Brady Garvan, sister of Mr..
Garvan; Miss Elinor Morse Ryan,
Miss Mary Louise Marsh, Mrs. Millard
West, jr., and Mrs. William B. Kerk-
ham, jr., all of Washington, and Mrs.
Harry A. S. Reed, jr., of Albion, N. Y.
Mr.. Garvan, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs Francis Patrick Garvan of this
city and Roslyn, Long Island, will
have his brother, Mr. Anthony N. B.
Garvan, for hs best man. The ushers
Will be Mr.. Peter Dunno Garvan,
another brother of the bridegroom
elect; the Rev. Luther Tucker of
Cambridge. Mass; Mr.. Lawrence
Cavanaugh and Mr.. Alden R. Ludlow,
a., and Mr.. H. P. Baldwin Terry of
New York; Mr.. David r. Chamberlain
of Great Neck, Long Island; Mr.
Benjamin N. England OF Pittsfield,
Mass; Mr. Joseph H. johnson of
Hartford, Conn; Mr.. Robert c. Taylor
of Melrose Mass, and Mr.. John Lewis
Smith, jr., Of Washington.
Miss Jacksons father is former
secretary of the Democratic National
Committee. Mr. Caravans father
served in Washington during the
World War as alien property custodian
and afterward as an Assistant Attorney
General.
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Aresco Festivities Vie With Weddings Prominence
By theWay-
Beth Blaine

WASHINGTON the city fascinating contrasts proved itself
delightful cocktail party in the late after
delightful be elegance and
Rnx time IT. to cultivate the art of living as the older generation
a das A',s th Baones Aqns Beo in her Dhh
.ohe1e looks there photographs Of croned
and se 1oDged to hear t Stories a a6o f e Eaeh
piece OF furniture Uas brought from Europe and Of
paintings and porcezans.
The dinner in honor of E. Ambassador
Baroness Below when they here Embassy
enjoying coones Of their summer Embassy S WHICH is hs
lovely Crosby estate in Waenon Deckho leaves shortly
for short time Will JOIN aer 'nee IN August
er nSs% a 2d Gan ao M 1 M Eqg
h 2 s adgy Snan for e onh M qo9ad @ for gs
qnd Walter Tucke5man wiu golf at st. Andrea9s
ze mseea Io Of all & gGg o s Mr. chakey Of British
.te and sons and Keith MerriU temporay bachelor
most interesting evening-were the rushing world
aa not enter yet no one could be and
s9ng sense on a amo M M nd the
peng mqaen IN her thoughts while guarding the
is so nice to have Mrs home aganl At her
garden The drops into Rock Creek Park WITH not
that Wep vS1e @ qn ] Of trees and the breeze
Of the city. NpO' ain " VIC e"i'
Katherine WhHten looks ,oeu and smart as a1ooys
yesterday she tailored uhe
1ne most enormous Jade green hat in captiOity!
coroe Many OF her in during the afternoon vel
ens TSo The
sue The aae and ad
d Ff officer M go to Philip Broadmead
We saw Lady Lewis who leaves this deep
IN b with Mrs Emmon Smith Mrs Waach Merriam
Har Marion @ IrTmbu in lovely green and white and
The Bdy on Doo as DE- oa OF
ana many other friends who dropped in to welcome Katherine
Evening star., 1937-06-16

War fame and the late Mrs. Logan,
who made her home in Washington
for many years after the retirement
and death of Gen. Logan. During
their stay in Washington Sir Walter
and Lady Maxwell-Scott visited the
latter's aunt, Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker,
prominent worker in the Danes of
the Loyal Legion, organized for the
women in the families of Union off,
GERS of the Civil War
Sir Walter and Lady-Maxweu Scott
live at Abbotsford, the home Of Sir
Walter Scott, who wrote many of his
Waverly novels in that house. Sir
Walter Maxwell-Scott is direct de-
scendant of the distinguished writer.
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the season took place this
morning at 9 O'Clock, when
~ Miss Catherine Elizabeth
Ashley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn w. Ashley, became the bride Of
Mr.. Daniel Walter Martin, son of Mrs.
Hattie Martin at st. GabrieTs Church,
the Rev. Louis W. Albert officiating.
The bride wore a gown Of white
satin with a high neck and yoke Of
lace, long sleeves and a train. She
carried a bouquet Of rose buds. Her
only attendant was her sister. Miss
Margaret Ashley, maid of honor.
Mr.. William Hayes acted as best
man, and the ushers were Mr.. John
McMorrow and Mr.. Joseph Oyler.
The Boy Scouts from st. Gabriels
and st. Aloysius' Churches formed a
guard Of honor in the middle aisle Of
the church, Mr.. Martin being a Scout
master from st. Aloysius' Church.
The bride is a graduate OF Austin
High School in Chicago, and the
bridegroom graduated from st. Igna-
tus' High School in Chicago and Ben
jamin Franklin University Of WASH
ington. He also is member Of the
Knights Of Columbus, Washington
Council.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin left tmme-
diately after a reception, which was
held in the home Of the brides par
ents, for a wedding trip to New York.
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Residential Social News
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey Out Of Town for
Weeks Visit.

tington have closed their house on
Twenty-third street and are at their
Summer home, Journeys End, on the
Blue Ridge Mountains near Bluemont.
Va. Mrs. Huntington will motor this
week to Northampton, Mass, for the
commencement and meeting OF the
board Of trustees of Smith College.
Mrs. Samuel K. Martin and Miss
Jane Joyce have closed their apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel and
gone to Long Island to spend the
Summer.
Mrs. Nelson T. Harrison entertained
at dinner at the Shoreham Terrace
last evening for Mrs Marion Robinson
Of Chicago, Ill, the house guest OF
| Mrs. Louis Caldwell.
Mrs. Leroy Mather Of Oak Park
H., who formerly made her home in
Washington, is in town for few day.
and is stopping at Wardman Park
| Hotel.
Mrs. Howard G. Nichols will leave
for Mansfield today to attend the
wedding OF Miss Mary Thompson ano
Lieut.. Ivan Wilson McEroy, U. S. A
Evening star., 1937-06-16
British Visitors
Sail Home TODAY

Sir Walter and Lady Maxwell
Scott, who were guests of the former
United States Ambassador to Ar
gentina and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
during their brief visit in Washing
ton, went OF New York yesterday and
are sailing today to return to their
home in England. Lady Maxwell
Scott came to visit her mother, Mrs
Logan, widow Of Col. John A. Lo-
gan, jr., who is in i'll health. Lady
Maxwell-Scott Is granddaughter OF
the late Gen. John A. Logan OF Civil
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SuttOns Come Here
After Wedding Trip

Mr.. and Mrs George Leonard SUIT
ton, who were married recently at
Spencer, w. Va, have come to Wash
1ngton following a stay at the Green
brier. Mrs. Sutton is the former Miss
Frances Marion Robey, daughter o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamond Harrison Robey
OF Spencer. Mr.. Sutton, who is ir
the office Of Indian Affairs, Depart.
ment of the Interior, is the son OF Mrs
M. Sutton Park of Morefield, w. Va.
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REPRESENTATIVE S.
II WALLACE DEMPSEY is spend

TORMER REPRESENTATIVE S.
| WALLACE DEMPSEY is spend
ing this week in Buffalo, and
while he is North, Mrs. Demp-
sey is in Atlantic City. They are
expected back in Washington the first
Of next week.
Former Senator Cameron Morrison
Of Charlotte, N. c., and Mrs Morri-
son are staying at the MayfoWer while
in Washington until Saturday, when
they will return to North Carolina.
Mrs. Couzens Chewing and her sis
ter, Miss Betty Couzens. of Birrning-
ham, Mich. are in Washington for a
visit Of several weeks and are staying
a the Mayhower.
DR.. and Mrs G. Tinsley Creech have
as their house guests Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Sipple of Winchester, KY. They
stopped at Niagara Falls, Watkins
Glen and New York City, taking their
young daughter Eileen to West Point
for June week. Miss Sipple will spend
few days in Washington before re-
turning to Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chaplin Hun.
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Mid-June Weddings
Miss Ashley Married This Morning to Mr..
D. w. Martin.
Miss Mossburg Bride

Miss Mossburg Bride
OF Mr.. O'Dwyer Yesterday.
MISS MABEL EsTELLE MOSS
@ BURG, daughter of Mr.. J. R.
Mossburg Of Arlington, Va, and Mr..
Kendall O'Dwyer of Washington were
married yesterday morning in the
rectory Of the Sacred Heart Church,
the Rev. M. w. Hyle officiating at
10 O'Clock, in the presence Of relatives
and few close friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Dwyer will make
their home in Washington at 3547
Tenth street.
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Won Friedly Limerick Wedding
Precedes Graduation Exercises.

THE wedding OF Miss Eleanor Vir-
ginia Limerick Of Silver Spring,
Md, daughter Of Mrs. Florence Linn
erick Of Falmouth, Va, and Mr. Ralph
Andrea Won Friedly. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rolfe Won Friedly of Silver
Spring, took place Monday evening
at 7 O'Clock in the Church OF
Continued on Fourth Page.)
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Clean and reasonable. zoos st. NV. 81.
1841 10th ST. NV. CORNER T).
First fioor-Large bay window room. lin
ems, maid service: Ink If desired.
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RooMs FURNISHED,

i4I6 PARKWOOD PL. Nw.-SinRle room.
southern exposure. n owners sttraetiye
home; gentleman; Reasonable. Col. 1412.
1924 COLUMBIA RD;-Doubls room; sec. sec.
in refined family: also single room. 3rd q.
1915 N. II AVE. NW.-Basement; house,
keeping. suitable for two gentlemen or
couple: refrigeration. bath: not damp
sfs Resss Island .s' heos
with range; Ink. $500 weekly.
one large room. SEQ for .. Si5 each for 9;
and % attrsetive. active Decatur soos.
papered, in private home, adult familyi
suitable one or two. Reasonable.
1912 coLQMBIA 49,, RR.mHG9Hseksspine lT:.a GUS lin:
2o4S PARK RD, Wl1one loas or hI two refined refined
sleeping porch. private bath private sts, un-
limited phone. reasonable. ADAMS z4:a.
MT RAINIER. 3813 34th st.-.Beautitully
furnished front room. next to bath. Gen.
tleman only.
611 7th ST. N.E-Large front room. nicely
furnished; also single room; modern nome;
1e4 JEFFERSON ST N.w-Master bed
cars. bus. Gentiles only Georgia 3462. 3l.
622 9th ST., and 439 g st. nw.-Desirahle
lhk rooms pear bath basement; Ia praee tSaee
or four persons. Reasonable.
5s13 3rd PL. N.w.--New home; large front
bed room, twin beds. private bath: suitable
for two: near bus and cars. Randolph
1921 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Attractive.
single second-foor room. running water;
well heated. maid service. Reasonable. d.
gentleman. Phone Columbia 4444.
427 oGLETNoRPE ST. N.W..,-MasteE bed
ssSsis@sn, S. one SaoSs S5S fS5 sS sSq 6aek bed
5s12 3rd ST. N.W-Larse room, southern
exposure new home and furniture: private
bath: Jewish FAIRLY; $50 per month; un-
limited phone. Randolph 1886.
1892 LoNGFELLoW NM. N;W;mFront a,,. room I'M
phone; S16 monthly. Georgia 2467.
3644 HEREFORD PL. NW-Jewish fam
lily; large room. = windows; private
shower. Phone Col 2S51.
Single and double room. ami; reason
able; gentlemen. Georeia s372
4346 ELLIcoTT ST. N,w.--Newly fur
nished single and double: exposures;
E.IsHI Ssm-DTIvsts ssa bath new home; reasonable
PETWORTH-New home. nicely furn.:
master bed rm.. for .. with or without
board. Georgia o523. 60 min. downtown.
1401 18th PI,. S SE.-Nicely furn. rm.. next
bath; private family; new home; suitable l
or 2 adults: very reasonable; nr. busses.
Line. 7156-M.
NEAR 10th AND COLUMBIA RD., 1742
Hobart st. n.w.-In beautiful new home;
double room, twin beds. inner-spring mat
tresses: garage available. Adams 1854.
THE MAURY. 701-11 10Th ST. NV.
100 ideal guest rooms. beautifully fur
nished. each with running water. inner
coil spring mattresses. good heat. Rates.
So. $40 and S12 so week.
MERIDIAN PL.-LARGE FRONT ROOM.
TWIN BEDS. RADIO USE OF TELE
PHONE, PLENTY OF HOT WATER; REA-
SONABLE. ADAMS 22S7.
GATEWOOD HOUSE.
so ROOMS.
21O7 st. and Conn. ave. n.w.-Attrac-
tive single and double rooms in most ex-
elusive neighborhood. S5-S7 per week.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
ln4@ 2lst st. NV. at New Hampshire
Attractive front single and double rooms.
running water, twin beds: refined young
people. II.
NEAR INTERIOR DEPT.
Clean and reasonable. 2OO9 st. NV. 81.
1841 10th ST. NV. CORNER T).
First foor-Iar0e bay- window room, lin
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; Rooms Bath. S37 SO
PLANT & GORDON. INC.
1874 Park Rd. NV Col. 0S3S.
$500 I4th ST. RMS. KIT. I. BATHS.
Refrigeration on house current. Res. mgr,
Garage. S95 month.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000.
4SO5 Bird ST. NW.-3 RMS. DINETTE.
kitchen and bath: heat and hot water
furnished; $3.50. Apply Mr.. Palmer.
rear 301 Delafield St
P. ]. WALSHE. INC
1107 Eye st. NV. Natl zoos.
47O1 CONN. AVE. NW-VERY DESIR-
able rms. kit. bath. dinette and foyer,
S110 to S120 month: resident manager;
refrigeration on house current.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. INC.
1921 Conn Ave Decatur $500.
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2645 CONN. AVE. NV.
Apt. 2-B-2 rooms, kitchen and
bath; screened porch; gas, elec.,
heat and electric refrigeration
included in rent.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K NV. Natl. $500.
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APARTMENTS FURN. 6 UNFURN.
CONN, AT TAFT BRIDGE.

Choicest location. modern freproof bldg.
s4-hour elevator. secretarial phone service.
refrigeration; mirror doors. Potomac 30S3
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THE CAMBRIDGE,

921 10Th ST NV.
S41 1.50-Apt. a.. l room kit dinette
and bath; Frigidaire. Murphy bed.
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41O7 CONNECTICUT AVE.
two exposures; beautiful lobby. carpeted
corridors: electric refriseration; "a 4:hour
dent manager. Emerson $500.
143l COLUMBIA RD. NV RMS. KIT !.
rooms. rooms Eitchen, bath. $50: TefrigerStioni on
houAf RAspAfn sGslfn' reflssRs asdsER RsE CO. INC
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur $500.
?nd-FL. APT. NV COR. 18th AND EYE
sts. n:e.--4 rms. bath. h.-w.h.. gas. cleo.
4so 5th St. NV. National 1851
200 QUE ST. KEW GARDENsI-sEy-
as1 s5s aDts ls % bsb s hath ss5 monb sS month Rs
E so9fs ssids1S $s5
l;.sS i4sS R ST. ST NV; s,Ian APT s4ms s41 u ROOMS
1920 r st NV. Apt. 81 room. kitchen.
j I455 Ney.on gsa st. n:w.. Apt s7-1 room
kitchen. bath. gas neat A and TefriseTssion,,
1927 Lincoln rd. n.e.-3 rooms and
1924 v.sn,H, G W sT.l s1.PsSE s'%' o9i a.s. 500.
14Is W ST. NV RMS. KIT .o,o
1919 PIX, I'd n.w.-2 rms. kit, bath 81. so
THOMAS p. BROWN
615 4th st. S.W. National 1919.
22o9 QUE ST. N.W.-SEVERAL DESIR-
S11O to S135 a month: resident manager;
electric refrigeration.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000.
NEW DE LUKE APARTMENT.
2911 Penna. ave. s.e.-3 rms. kit. din
ette and bath: elec. refrigeration. heat and
h. w. furn.: S54 80.
A' i543 CONN. AVE. 500.
Attractive 2-rm.. kit. and bath apt;
partly furnished If desired.
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC.
1912 18th NV. Natl. 1900.
542O 3rd ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. Front apart
ment. All outside rooms, gas heat. new
'D'0 Goss REALTY CO.
14O5 Eye st. NV. National 1858.
6f,nO Wiscnnsin Ava Wisconsin 2bb3.
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THE RIPLEY,
1924 r ST. NV
Apt. a. rooms. kit. and bath. LarGe
porch. G E. refrigeration.
Adults Preferred.
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1890 COLUMBIA RD.-Colored couple. no
children Furn basement quarters in ex-
change part-time ianitor service.
COLORED-165 Fairmont st. n.w-Com
Portable back room; refined, employed cou-
pie or single man. 3l'
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ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

sos CAMERON ST. Alex.-Large. nicely
furnished; suitable 1 or 2: private family;
reas; board optional. Alex. 1876. 81
LARGE corner room, board. modern home;
"a block from transportation, LOG fare;
privileges. Walnut 1914.
ARLINGTON. Va-Newly furnished room
in new home, with young couple; south
ern exposure; twin beds; board II de-
sired Walnut 9049-W. 81