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Evening star., 1937-04-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1912 KALORAMA RD. NW--Reflned
home: reasonable rates; excellent food,
Southern cooking; double and single rooms.
YOUNG LADIES CLUB. double rms, new.
downtown. walking dist; excellent meals;
quiet. renned atmosphere. 1890 I st NV
1722 MASS. AVE N.W.-Large airy. front
room. suitable = or ladies; excellent
meals; reas.
1897 16tn ST. NW.-Vacancy for young
man in double room. private shower bath
one single room. ~
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds; private family;
home cooking; near Conn. ave. bus; rea-
sonable. Emerson 1886.
l2i9 VERMONT AVE; downtowln-Fron,t; Front;
each. Large basement; shower.
1921 QUE ST NW-Double room: walk
Ing distance to downtown district: con-
genial people; unlimited phone service.
1903 BELMONT RID. = Beautifully
furnished front room. cool; quiet, con-
venient Excellent meals North 1894.
CHEVY CHASE. 352o, Northamp:on st
Excellent meals. Emerson 3029.
26ls CONN AVE-Beautiful single or
double room in, refined home; Southern
cooking. Columbia 57S7. s5'
large front room. twin beds; also SINGLE
room: c.h ". Excellent meals. ..5.
1888 NV, adjoining Hamilton Hotel
Double and single: continuous hot water;
1S5l COLUMBIA RID - Desirable room
with private family OF > adults. gentleman
preferred. Potomac 1109.
1903 KALORAMA RD NW-Sngle and
couble rooms: good meals. young people,
double. S32: single. S31.
ls49 KALoRAMA RID. NV, Refined
home: reasonable rates: excellent food.
Southern cooking: double and single rooms.
1888 COLUMBIA RD.-2 commune ating
or separate rooms with bath inst hot
water; private home. Adams 1881
1913 MASS. AVE. SCOTT HALL INN
Attractive rms, single double, running
water. excl. meals, central, distinctive: reas.
1851 WYOMING AVE-Spacious front
rm.. suit 3; $50 each. Vacancy. lady. twin
beds; also small apt. large lawn. porches.
Excellent meals. Columbia 0343
MOUNT PLEASANT-Large double or
single room, in large corner home. with
good board. Adams 1859.
1905 18th ST. NW.-SinRle and double
vacancy; excel. food; reas. rates.
! 633 10Th ST. NW-SINGLE. DOUBLE.
PRIVATE BATH: BEAUTIFULLY FURN.:
EVERY COMFORT. DELIGHTFUL TABLE.
LINGER LONG+2O22 G ST NV
Ideal home for refined young people;
Southern chefs; excellent meals; easy walk
ing dist. Few choice rooms available
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ROOMS WANTED.

MAN. Commerce Dept employe room. pri-
vate bath, closet. walking distance. hotel
or otherwise $40 weekly. Give particulars.
Address Box 32T-T Star office.
YOUNG MAN desires ! room and kitchen
cite. or other Ink. facilities furnished or
unfurnished. preferably in private home.
1884 after $40 pm.
YOUNG WOMAN desires furn. room, conv.
surround. NV. section. uptown. SIG to
$40. State particulars. Address Box
3T4-K. Star ofiCe.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

EIGHT GOOD HORSES. two mules. one
Guernsey bull; three fresh cows. 4430
Schley ave. Bradbury Heights. Md.
RIDING HORSE. sound black gentle dis
position: s years old For sale a. reason
able price. Lincoln 7240 before ! pm.
PIGS weeks old - apiece. NJ. Mccoy.
Cherry Hill I'd, Berwyn Md. Berwyn
2@3-W 15t
FOR SALE-Two gentle 5-year-old horses.
suitable to become girls hunters: reason
able L. A Randall. Clarksville Md
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POULTRY g EGGS.

PIGEONS, White King Make offer for lot
of 40 or mated pairs: healthy stock. G. w.
1mlre Bethesda. Md. Phone Wise. 1920.
BABY CHICKS-Special price on Leghorns.
Rocks and. Reds heavy cockerels, 81 80
hundred Leghorn cockerels. S4: special
vell-known hatchery. VIM. James g. Son,
CLIO Z ST NV. Met 00SS
Evening star., 1937-04-23

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
IN VICINITY OF 4th AND GAILATIN N w.
Gentleman wishes TO get dinner about
6:l6 pm. private family or boarding house.
Address Box 312-T Star Office.
VICINITY PETWORTH SCHOOL-Man and
9-year-old girl prefer private Protestant
home. Address Box BOAT. Star ofhce.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

3lO5 DOUGLAS ST. NE.-Attractive new
ly furn. rm.. next bath; clean. quiet: no
other roomerS; conv. tranSp.; SO month.
Atlantic O61S
CHEVY CHASE MD-Private home: ideal
for employed lady; double or single delight
fully cool: oil heat. garage; references re-
ouired. Wisconsin 363l
Evening star., 1937-04-23
HOUSES UkFURNlSHED.

1877 MONROE ST, NW.-REDECoRATE
seml-det, Colonial, r. b.. h-w. h, sleep
6ul JEFFERSON, ST. NW-s ROOMS,
bath, Seml-detached oil burner lear
garage. recreation room; in good condition.
), S45 2-.n month On years lease Call j. GAR
THREE BED ROOMS DETACHED HOUSE.
Chevy Chase, $50 Convenient to buses.
3nth at Nebraska ave. Emerson 1900.
FOREST HILLS = CORNER DETACHED
derfu outlook; si35, GRAHAM L OGDEN.
Nal M,J 36sH ,-5G ~ woodward Bldg. Eye.
1918 OTIS ST N.E-FoUR- BED ROOM
Mo1 sTom M MONASTERY: lgaI am @ l. large yard SO.
MSy MAJ oe seen any Time Available May =.
5036 MASS AVE. NV = EXCELLENT
condltlon y rooms. double sleeping porch.
bupatT pasnS b5sST2h M T0om GaT @ saTase Ia oil
to be appreciated. Sl25 per month
DETACHED : RMS, OIL HEAT: LARGE
corner lot fine condition; $40 on yearly
lease references. Geo. 5023
ALEx,;-NEWLY RESTORED PARTLY
small garden : rooms. : baths. complsts
Kitchen. s,1, corner location. Phone OWNER,
NEW, MODERN 3-BED- ROOM HOUSES.
sun deck automatic heat, air condltlonius.
200 Sutheriand I'd. oppositee, Indian spring
Open for inspection 10 to 5
57O4 33rd ST. CHEVY CHASE D C
Lovely detached white house 6 sunny rms.
bath; lavatory of masters bed room fin-
iShed attlc. maids room in basement floors
Sanded throughput: new gas range. beauti-
lovely garden with dOgwood trees 500.
DIXIE REALTY, CO. National $3.50. Eve
nings. Cleveland 9loO.
SUBURBAN ALEXANDRIA-TWO- STORY
brick. rms: ami garage: on bus line;
X min. TO Wash. SO per month or Will
ar ss for ESsnnE DTce esg and terms Phone
; ROOMS. BATH. PORCH. NEWLY DECO
rated, oil heat: Dupont section s6O,75.
2236 Decatur pl NV
NEW TWO, STORY. F!IyAR9oM BRICK
iSS7 '''>'' Mn quo Vail 'oo?5i."
PETWoRTH-7 ROOMS. BREAKFAST
porch; @ hTeproof garage automatic heat
ae4 14th St NV Natl oo8s.
824 CONCORD AVE. NV.
rooms. bath. hot-water heat ,elec.
P. ]. WALsHE, INC,
1907 Eye ST. NV. Natl. 64ss
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
porch sno sss 0aa Sea e2csen
hood ! block to bus. near schools. stores.
etcs ss2, J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
COLORED-2 SEMI DETACHED HOMES.
1926 and $500 E. Captol St; rooms tile
bath with shower h.-w;h. thoroughly mod
cApoE I Gs9i vi view RRa RGALry AEsa0 co se7 A' New
York ave. NV. National 9797.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSE, UNFURNIsHEED, TO ROOMS
Evening star., 1937-04-23
HOUSES FURNISHED.


BEAUTIFUL SIX ROOM SUBURBAN
nome, 2-car garage large grounds; June l
TO September completely furnished In
spectlon BY appointment. Call Green
wood 24O1 26.
GEORGETOWN ROOMS. BLOCK FROM
park; from May l 10 October !. SO month.
North 2lG5.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER BRICK HOME,
center-hall plan. rms. completely furn..
a MI, built-ln garage; available May
4 10 d mos. Address Box 1a-E, Star Office
DESIRABLE. QUIET INTOWN LOCA-
non-Three- bedroom home nearly new:
library and bath on first floor. May 10 Oc-
tober. Emerson 9342.
$3.50 VAN HAZEN ST CHEVY CHASE.
D. Cool. new, rms g bed rmsD;
NAV to October, S95 mo. Cleveland 643i.
SILVER SPRING-FIVE LARGE ROOMS
screened porch. garage. new detached
nome completely furnished. ideal, cool To-
cation; May D 10 Sept. Is. Shep. 36l9-J.
25'
LOVELY HOME IN SUBURBS-S E. IN
Md, on Dist, line. Reliable couple ONLY
to share with owner, l acre ground
chickens. garden elec range oil burner
eLc,s eLcGi,s only o49.5o. Also !! rms. kit. and
toilet; cleo. gas, 3OS 4th ST. nv, only
so. 30, to reliable Natl 15lG
Evening star., 1937-04-23
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

HOUSE, UNFURNIsHED, s TO Q ROOMS
reasonable. Met 4@97. %.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO RENT YOUF
home for Summer months 10 responsible
tenant. & to : rooms, furnished or unfur-
niShed must have 2-car garage. Call,
National OS5f.
WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY CALL
MOSS REALTY CO
TOWER BLDG NET 1873
Evening star., 1937-04-23
LOW-RENT APIS.
MODERN-DOWNTOWN.

> RMS. S40-3 RMS S57.
Convenient f1reproof bldg 94-hour elr-
vator. switchboard service: refriseratlon on
mouse current Furnished at small extra
charge. 1880 r st. NV. Potomac 1900
Evening star., 1937-04-23

36oS 18th ST. NE-2 ROOMS KITCHEN
priv. bath. Frigidaire. $50; adults only.
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD-EXCELLEN
location; ! and attractive outside rooms
nali. spacious dressing room. dinette kit,
bath. Frieidaire. shower; . exposures:
SJ2.oO TO SI5. Adams .13So
Evening star., 1937-04-23
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR THE MOST ATTRACTIVE HOMES IN
any development ot beautiful Silver SprinE.
Md, call MOSS REALTY co, 316 Tower
Bldg. Met. l776. Even. and Sun, Shep.
Evening star., 1937-04-23

BUSINESS GIRL TO SHARE SMALL, Apt
with another. near G. p. o. Capitol; rea-
Sohabie Address Box @9S-T Star once
MONROE. NEAR 18th NW.-LIVING
rm. bed rms, kitcnen, bath 81.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continued. !

CONNECTICUT AVE. AT ATTRACTIVE
bed Living room for one or two, girls in
apartment, private entrance; breakfast op-
tlonal Metropolitan 216l. Extension 1907.
Phone q Il n m
Evening star., 1937-04-23

PETWORTH-7 ROOMS. BREAKFAST
porch. freproof garage automatic heat.
gas refrigerator. bath with shower; good
condition St5 month
CHARLES D. SAGEP
QOl No
Evening star., 1937-04-23
ROOMS FURNISHED

THE VIVIAN, 1923 G st. n.w.-Just
opened 100 large well-heated ideal guest
rooms, near shower baths; plenty hot
water; choice of all new. modern or maple
furniture. with double or twin beds. inner
coil-spring mattresses. Venetian blinds;
double rooms. 50. $40. S11 weekly
Evening star., 1937-04-23

ATTRACTIVE . ROOMS DINErTE, K,
and b. screened porch. yard, sss and
isht new. 1905 Trinidad ave. ne,
Evening star., 1937-04-23

AT ROCK CREEK PARK, 1916 Kenyon
st. NV rooms and BATH furnished ex.
dishes and linen; Quiet couple: S35
Evening star., 1937-04-23

81 WK.-2 RMS, KIT. PRIVATE BATH.
gas, cleo. heat, ch.w.; nr. cars Open i
TO y. 1908 Georgia ave. Adams 6s40.
2SOl ADAMS MILL RID. APT. NO 1U3-
: rooms. kitchenette bath; comfort ably
Evening star., 1937-04-23

1877 MONROE ST. NW.-REDECORATED
seml-det. Colonial, r. b.. h.w.h., sleep
ing porch garden Columbia 5O73
bul JEFFERSON ST. NW.-S ROOMS
bath, Seml-deta ached oil burner lear
garage recreation room; in good condition:
$50 month on years lease Call J. GAR
REII BEIIZELI Dist n 90
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13

One Of the few practicing lawyers
of her sex in France and a we'll
known French author, Jeanne
Voilier, arrives in the United
States.
Central Press
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
.

In the nroads electric refrigeration Old Dobb found himself
against old fashioned when he stopped for red light
in New York Grabbing the opportunity with the lowering
around the SO degree mark he sank his teeth into the delicious
cooling morsel Central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13

hustled outside by the music critic,
Mendel by name.
Once in the sunshine again, Igor
drew a deep breath, then turned
to his new found admirer and
shook his possessive hand from his
shoulder. what do you want
with me?" he cried petulantly. He
was rather ashamed Of the impo-
tent part he had played that after
noon, ashamed that he had not the
courage to make good his threat.
want with you? Why man,
you're news! You're a front page
story. You socked a couple Of
gangsters in the -" Mendel
stopped, shocked at his own Ian
guage. "I mean, my dear fellow,
that you are a champion of the
people, and am going to appoint
myself your representative"
For what?" he asked suspi-
ciously.
"You have righteous grievance
against this Zimmerman and
Hartley. They've no ethics, they
are INSCRIPTIONS. Even I have
heard Of their tight-fsted ways,
and I am determined to fling N.Y.
self into the battle with you. L
will fight-with words!" Pompous-
ly he staggered in front Of the
mystifed Igor.
"words. Pr! What good are
theyw
PLENTY of good, when they are
printed in bold type in a news
paper. Don't you understand, am
a reporter by instinct. Until now
I have been describing symphonies
in music; now I make newspaper
history about the jangling chorus
Of false dollars, the mad below
ings Of the bullish Zimmerman,
reaching a crashing crescendo
when you fired those three clear
shots into the air."
ut was the rug" Igor corrected
regretfully.
Whereupon Mendel moaned, 'sTo
spoil a good climax was a sin.
IF only you could have blown the
heads right off their necks! Re-
gardless-it was shooting and
shooting is first-class news. I'll
show those boy reporters how to
write!"
and me 2"
"You? Well, maybe you'd better
hide out for few days. But think
of the vengeance, the beautiful re-
venge. is it not worth it," Men
del asked, with his eyes ablaze
with excitement that suddenly had
made his life worth living. At
Igors nod, he started to question
him carefully. When he had the
facts, he headed for the nearest
newspaper in a. swift and undigni-
! fed dogtrot.
Instead &C entering the genteel
music crit IS Offices where he
usually went, he dashed dranat-
ically to the city EDITORS desk.
| 1--we got a story! Stop the
presses-a mailman tried to kill
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
Into the crowd pushed with brief case under his arm

Zimmerman and Hartley over at
Acme. Shot three times and
missed. Shot again. Crowds.
Wow, what a battle!" Excited
and pleased with himself, Mendel
famed his perspiring brow.
The city editor listened indul-
gently at first, then with more at
tention. This had the makings of
real human interest story, right
in keeping with their better busi-
ness" policies, too. The unscrupu-
lous firms trying to make living
off of their less fortunate brothers;
the little fellows who were the
brunt of their methods. And Igor,
champion of them ALI The city
editor turned to a fat man behind
his desk. ''Take that cigar out
of your face and get onto this.
Let's give this fellow a break; if,
he was that desperate he deserves
] it. Just stick to facts and hang
every statement on this Igor"
"Oke," came the laconic answer.
81 just hope they don't hang poor
Igor. Come on, Mendel, spill the
rest of it."
Mendel stated his case well, even
raced over to Igor's to get SUBJ
stantiating bills and papers. A few
hours later the Gazette carried 4
story that was destined to break
Acme. Carefully quoting Igor
Bardoni, the story outlined how he
had been forced out Of business
by alleged underhanded methods.
For several days the story was
''hot" news, with other victims Of
Acme adding versions that COM
pleted the debacle. Acme lost four
accounts in single day, and Walt
and Abe called hasty conference
to discuss the situation.
"Td like to do what that yellow
bellied Igor didn't have the nerve
to do" Walt said pointedly. I'VE
had a nice safe game all sewed up,
until you had to overshoot your
hand. Why couldn't you be salts
fed with 100 per cent profit =? Well,
that's the end. This racket is fin
i 1SLcu caS 1CE DIS i Ill CO1lC0T1l0O.
You can salvage the wreck if you
think she's worth it," he said.
Having thus quit the sinking ship,
he walked out.
AS Marcia once prophesied,
Abe had turned his original "shoe-
string" into rope long and strong
enough to hang him. Gingerly, he
iloosened his collar, then breathed
deeply. He'd never intended to
get in as deep as this. His creed
was to take all he could until a
man resented It and when he hol-
lers let him &c" as the old jingle
had it. Well, Igor had hollered,
but the noise he made had echoed
throughout the city. The only,
catch to his little theory, Abe
thought with characteristic
shrug, was that he finally was the
one who had to go.
ITO Be COntinued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13

Isadore Nagler, joint board man.
ager Of the International Ladies'
Garment Workers union .gives
'sstoppage" orders in New York
over the telephone following
breakdown of negotiations with
the Industrial Council Of Cloak,
Suit and Skirt Manufacturers and
the Merchants Ladies' Garment
association in New York City.
Work on fall garments by $4,000
workers in 1900 New York City
shops was stopped.
Central Press !
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13

Harry Bridges
John L. Lewis gains a new 20.
tential adherent in Harry Bridges.
above. militant leader Of the Mar
thine Federation of the Pacific
coast. Bridges organization has
Joined the G. I. o. 3 The G. l.. o.,
formed only a year ago, now ID
more than 100000 strong.
Central Press
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-12
Metropolitan
Baptist Church

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lach him BY Morehouse.
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Hsde To Fly The Senior Choir
Will render ihe music
All are cordially invited 10 at
tend The Young Peoples Union.
Mrs Annie Woods Will he in
charge q program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-12
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New Bethel
Baptist Church
willis and HastInr

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ne threatening weather A brief
but interesting sermon. VAS del,v.
cred BY he assistant pastor Rev
Mills Four new members we're
added to the church.
Inc Nurses Guild viii observe
,heir fif'h anniversary, sunday
June 20, At Q p. m
There will be baby contes,'
June - al . p m All infants
VIII be eligible to enter The con,cs,
Many attended The bap,ismal
ceremonies Sunday night Rev
Armstrong, pastor baptized The
candidates.
The public is always welcome at
New Bethel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-12
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A WARNING
TO MOTORISTS

CHILDREN sH0IID RI
SEN AND NOT Hurt +. one
II the best known np,ie+,.
Yet very often We pick " q
Newspaper and Rad about
some child being erush4d to
death beneath the wheels ia
truck or automobile. We c4nr
realize the countless htsri.
ache the parents Of these chin.
dren suffer-until such sccl.
dents strife near home.
Motorists should ~ e,irz
careful At this time 81 the year
80 az 70 avoid causing these
tragedies. one can never tel
when q child may suddenly
dart out II q driveway on ri.
Ter skaie< or on q bicycle
Many times they dash out from
between parked cars "a ~.
iriere a hall that has relied 10.
u the street. 40 We must hs
alert al all times and driving
slowly enough 10 be able ~
stop In time 10 avoid striking
them. Especially l. this true
when drl'l Ing past scho,i yard,
Fairgrounds or when driving
through residential districts,
4 driver who runs over a
child Is never able "a forget
the horrible experience. BY
safe and careful driving these
and other kinds 81 traffic acl.
dents can he avoided.
This safety message of warn.
Ing l. issued by the Central
District safety officers Of the
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