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BERLIN, July 19-An official news agency dispatch from the French-Spanish frontier alleged recently that loyalists on the Bill bao-Santander front had fired 40 gas shells against the advancing Nationalists. This followed pub lished threats by the National lists that they would use gas against the loyalists if the loyalists began gas warfare. According to the official agency dispatch, analysis of an unexpIoded shell showed that il contained "arsenic poison gas Several soldiers were hos pitalized that showed signs of ar senic gas poisoning it was said.
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ID. can salmon
 Mashed potatoes
 Melted butter
 large or 4 small bananas
 8 grapefruit sections Thoroughly chill salmon in can, drain and slice into { even circles; place each circle of salmon on a mound of mashed potatoes. Place on baking sheet. Pipe potatoes around edge of each salmon round and brush with melted butter. Sur round mounds with fruit prepared as
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LONDON, July l9-Communist sympathizers fought police in the streets Sunday in vain effort to rout 1000 blackshirt followers of Sir Oswald Mosley who marched from Kentish Town to Trafalgar Square. Nineteen demonstrators were arrested. A number were cut and bruised in the fighting. Women yanked at hair and the men engaged in fist fighting
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Photographic Briefs
tBy The Associated Press)

MORRIS, New York, July ls- Three persons were burned 10 death and one seriously injured when a huge six passenger cabin monoplane crashed on Patrick Hill. H. H. Lynn, owner of the plane, Pilot George Stead, of Nor wich, and woman passenger, Mrs. Dora C. Hansen were burn ed to death when the plane dew eloped motor trouble and crashed near the Oneonta Airport.
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BERLIN, July 19-A Catholic archbishop told his congregation Sunday that the final battle is approaching" in church. State conflict and a Protestant avowed support of their arrested pastor. Michel Cardinal von Faulhaber, Archbishop of Munich, cited the arrest last month of Jesuit
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MOSCOW, July l9-The Soviet Unions drive against enemies of the state turned against the church, Catholic, Protestant and Russian Orthodox alike. Official newspapers charged that church. es were in league with Fascism and capitalism,
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SALMON COMBINATION GRILL

follows: Cut bananas in half lengthwise. Roll in -four that has been seasoned with salt and pepper. Then roll Aoured bananas in melted butter. Sprinkle grapefruit sec tions with dash of salt and sugar. Place baking sheet containing salmon mounds and fruit under broiler tor in very hot oven, 47s' F.. and broil until delicately brown. Remove from heat and arrange on serving platter, putting salmon mounds down the center, banana slices at both ends, grapefruit sections along sides. Gar nish with parsley. Serve with mixed sweet pickles and hot rolls. Serves 4.
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LISBON, July 19-Atten1pt t'

LISBON, July l9-Attenapt to assassinate PoTtugese premier Oli- viera Salazar was made Suiday morning when bomb exploded in front ot his Car as he was driv- ing to church. Although the ex- plosion tore large hole in the street and shattered all the win dows in the vicinity the premier miracalously escaped injury.
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PHILADELPHIA, July l9-

A genera trucking holiday which had halted deliveries of milk, bread and produce throughout Philadelphia and Camden, N.J., except 10 hospitals and orphanag- es and forced suspension Of seven daily newspapers, ended with a peace pact between the Ameri-
 can Federation of Labor ard the CIO.
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priest on charges of criticizing the government as evidence that the fight for annihilation of the Catholic Church has entered a new phase"
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Terri. Health Dept
Released by the Territorial De Pertinent of Health, Juneau,
 Alaska.
ARTICLE ?

pons of war was the tiny spiral shaped germ of syphilis. This germ, called a spirochete, is far too small to be seen by the naked eye without aid of powerful lens es. Yet 1t has lived and thrived for centuries.
 Outside the human body it is week. It shrivels up and dies quickly when exposed to fresh air, sunshine and drying. But once lodged in the blood stream, it multiplies rapidly and becomes powerful enemy to dislodge.
 Many persons have asked: When, where, and how did syph- ilis originator" If you knew the exact answer to that, you have better information than the great est of medical historians. For they answer, We cant say ex- actly."
 Thousands of years ago a Greek shepherd named Syphilus roamed the Aegean hillsides. In a famous poem named for him the ihisease is described to some ex- tent. Ancient Chinese writings mention symptoms and medicines I which indicate that the infection, or similar one, was known even before the Great Wall was built. Archeologists delving into the old Inca ruins of Peru announce the finding of bones which bear un- mistakable evidences of syphilitic destruction.
 Then again there are state n1ents \that the Crusaders, re- turning from their battles with the Saracens, brought the dis- ease back to Europe. But the more commonly accepted story is that Columbus sailors contracted the malady from American h. dians. After sailing back to Eu- rope they joined the armies of Charles VIII and, fighting in small marauding bands, invaded many different countries, spread ing infection as they went.
 Many years passed before med ical science learned the real cause of the disease and how to cure it. In fact, it is only recently that the tiny spirochete was de- finitely discovered and it's habits learned Patient research by un- tiring, devoted scientists has since devised accurate tests to learn whether or not a person is infected; also the medicine by which the disease may be cured. The names of Schaudinn, Wasser- mann, Ehrlich, and others of these researchers will go down in history's pages as great benefact- ors of humanity.
 Ehrlich, it was, who discovered "salvarsan," the basic prepara- tion for curing syphilis. It was the result of his "606." Wasser- mann was responsible for the famous blood test which bears his name. Germany, France, Japan the whole civilized world, indeed have contributed to the tremen- dous progress which has been made in fighting this worldwide health menace
 Were it not for the diagnostic and treatment methods discover ed or invented by science, the work of hundreds of clinics and thousands of physicians now treating and curing hosts of men, women and children in the Unit ed States, would not be possible.
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important.
 The lowest Nome temperature last night was 52 and the high est yesterday 68 above.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
HOUSES FOR Sklg.

sEPOssEssED DETACHED HOUSES.
2,'S0 20 $4,000. Chevy Chase ID, G..
"nntI, @sa,sy va END NO Fsdsrsi hogslss sns
cash. Telephone FOR list Brokers. sttep-
zion. FULTON r. GORDON. 1877 Eve St.
NV. Dist. $3.50. Ewes. Clev. 509l.
LYON VILLAGE 800: n. HARTFORD ST.
tooms. bed rooms. large lot ami.
5ieclric refriserafoL. automatic heat. one
block bus ano stores. oc.u afternoons.
tosh.S J93Z-W p
Sheridan Thestel Seni-detsehed g rooms.
Cile Us6n, Quilt I'm gscsse. Terms. Met. 540n,
HAVE SEVERAL MT. PLEASANT, col.
Hsts. Cheqy Chsse. sno American Univ
rsrk modern nouses; reasonable Call =
W. bAn EY. AnsniS 1856.
$3.50 DOWN. $50 MONTHLY: SO 500
ment, " h.: lot 6ISis9; shade trees
100 Cepsr lsns, seGhesos. Nd. Brsdley
Z2f svs WISCONSIN 300
rHIS rs AN AMAZING VALUE; ONLY
SlO.s5O' sh new brick house in Chevs
Cnsse' o C; yes; i hss finished
large dinins room, bf fsskfsst room de
luxe kitchen S lstgs bec rooms fun
nsths. ,aetscheo ssrsse. wooded lot com
ks.ninss, Cleveland soss ''' O''0'
This rs AN oUrsT TANDINo VALUE:
SrIep home esntsf S hs sose sSseiOss s Iigins aes
room entire depth OF house screened
rear oofeh Oh living room. large dinine
foom. breakfast room. de luxe Kitchen. :
lsrgs oeo rooms. 2 fuIl baths. detsched
ssrsse. aforementioned oil heat; con-
yenient 20 schools and transportation;
Sl1.PoO; convenient terms. Nstl 0ShA
evenings, Cley. 1898 MR. TWEED
Builders Representstive,
A BRICK BUNGALOW ON a LOT 5OxI5n.
with oil burner, oak floors, tileo bath with
sup sno snoWeI, porch, large 11oored sEtir
detacneo ortcS garage, screens; priceo al
S6no0 Phone Shepherd 2b3s.
l107 10Th ST. NV. TO ROOMS. =
ozths, h.-w.h.: excellent rooming serfton.
Phone pWNFR. serwys 823 ~ svsoiuss
tContinueo on N-xt P.ss1
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON, Va. 1900 NORTH KEN
more-PriVste nome, rms. Kitchen and
ostn. furnished, h.-W h refrieeFs tion. ga
and electricity sno also nor wafer incl
reasonable 10 employeo couple. Walnut
$685..
SILVER SPRING-NEW CORNER aP1's
iesuy, Oct. T.. Across street from school
! block from shoopins centeC. MARYLAND
REAL Estate co. hephe 70 240l
3 ROOMS UNFURNISHsD. $50 PER
month: semi-priVste bRth light sDo gas
mel. Phone Bradley 345 g
oLEv. PARK. 342g 34th ST. A aEAl.
nome. beautiful bTicL. de-. ms , baGhS
m3io quarters. auto. heat an garden
rWo ROOMS. LARG.E KITCHEN SEMI
orivate bath: sss, -lse, heat incl Can
W2innc 125S- NJ. sftsr ON. lU~
LYON PARK, Va-FURNISaED TWO
lsrse rooms, bath, ssTaee. Near both bus
lines: $40 Phons Cisle endon 321b 6
) ROOMS. BATH, 4 CLOSETS. PoRCHEs
large, shady lawn; slr CONDITIONED. osTtl~
uurnishso. Green wooo 219a-J
}s JOHNSON AVE. YAT-rSVILLE. MD.
rooms. Kitchen snd bath, osck oorch
Greenwood 1871
~ GARFIELD AVE. HYATTsvnLE--
rooms, Kit, bath incl porch; newly
decorated h.-S.h eiee s45
COLLEGE PARK. MD, $40 CAL VERT ST
fms.. xii, osth, sotlrs. Phone Berpgu
2O-J
rAKoMA PARK SOC FLOWER AVE-.
Bargain. sn0 ms, Kitchen diuetfs
oath hes lrn.. oesl ods, schools stores
ch'rcnes. rented.
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APARTMekTs WANTED.

FURNISHED s-R., e.. 8. APT WILL. PAY
300 % 500 soulfs children. pTeisraols
NV. section. Boz .9R, star g.
fWO YOUNG MEN WANT SMALL APART
ment 10 suburEan virginia vicinity u
.ieSsndria preferred Must be ressoosbis
Boz I0s-R Srsl.
APARTMENT. ONE CIR TWO ROOMS
oath. sleeping porch desired py quiet. re-
nnro Government snIpioye. evening sCt,-
dent Seois fulIs Ro1 tI0~R, star.
GOVT. EMPLOYS DESIRES S-ROOM ate
nisneo hodsesespins zpf.. com oleie 90
over 500 els. sox - S, Star
ONE OR 2 ROOMS. FURR., NV SEC
non. by smpioyeo mother sno suisll child;
away during DAY Phone Adams ssS3
YOUNG COUPLE. NO CHILDREN. DESIRE
nfntn. sot o. small mouse: Sc Wash
OF neatnS Nd. Cab lincoln 1881
2 ROOMS AND BATH. UNFURN.. PRIVATE
.nersnes not over $40. Phone North
fsol-J. 10 PM. HOWARD
APARTMENT LfSrIN5S WANTED
Fufolsned sno unfurnished Have wall
Ing hst. Our special service TO orospecfivs
tenants slpes you Quicker service No
cns fsS ior listing. Phone al once CslI E4R
eIlLLER, Nstionsl 1851 g0S 10tn ii. I.@
COLORED-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. FRI
ysle osth: nnfnr.; IN NV. or ne: o. small
mouse Tel Decstur 1929. I0s
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ROOMS FUR. y ukFUR.

302 UPSHUR ST. NV rooms. kitchen
-tts. ami; Ink. reasonable. Adams
1414 OAR N.w-Front room, kitcbeuetts:
employed couple mfdd1e-pscd lsoy
Don't call OH SUNDAY.
63I FAIRMONT NV. To Ieisbls eoloreo
workinf eouple tsettleu), no children; oil
heat: price reasonable
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

log e ST. NV
Bates $50 TO S65 MONTH. COOL
rEIEPHONES IN ALI ROOMS. SHOWERS.
FANS. INNER 8r RING MATTRESSES IM-
MACULATGLY CLEAN. COUNTRY CLUB
SWIMMING POOL. SINGLE AND DOU8Le
RCOMe
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ROOMS Win BOARo WANTED.
MEALS ONLY. oreskfasr, dinner foI
couple; nezt Conn. ano Wyouiug; $4,000
month. GoX Ss6, Star
SINGLE ROOM, NV, 10 small boarding
mouse. Give price 500 sn osf kiculars
Boz 11-R, Stat.
FOR GIRL, I6 YEARS private nome
ylciofty Western Bish School Boz s01-s
aESPONSIBLE n. 6. boy wants room suu
ment. Walnut 9O36-J. 9
2 ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED hy Jstae,
sno 12-yesr-ol6 son IN srivsts ONE il, o.
near Cleyelsns PARK. Box 04 n. star
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TAsLE BOARD.
ROOMS WITH soAso wAkTso

9UTHANE, 1880 Conn ave Well psl-
snceo, deliciously cooked nDesis: monthly
rsfes: reasonable
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1928 G. ST. NV.

fHE VIVIAN
Atttscttte. MODERN rooms: newly FUR
hiSheo' located near showers osEns
Plenty OF not water. lnner-sn1ios 1naT
sIesses. elevator. telephone; hotel srrvic,
Rooms with running water Single 81. ro
DC Do. I~ln oeo rooms. SO 90 SII.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
HOUSES UkFURNlSHep

N~OSES 0sSt St0Hf~tCNk0-
NV sNICE COLONIAL. ROOMS.
modern kitchen, R.m.i.: nearby vs.; school
bus; So 0 month. Adams ;.3l
1925 LOWELL ST. NV, CLEVELAND
Park, Attractive cofbel ofoperty center
nall plan, oed rooms. Open fol inspee-
tion; Sl60.
CLEv ELAND PAHR-s-ROOM, REDHCO-
rated, detached house, nesl National Ca
5hedral; garage on premises Rent, ST.
Call OWNER, Wisconsin 1924
2133 36tn ST. N.W.--OETACHED. I'm
o., ssr.. trees. maids quarters; will fedee.
Sl1O mo, Will consider jnstallins suto-
matte sfosei ~ oil burner. Owner, Cles
oOI3.
OxHALL VLLA0E-SFT. 10th; SIX
ms, y.mi., Eectrolux. elec. range; maids
room and toilet; $50. Wisconsin 5629-J.
WOODRIDGE-6 ROOMS, H.-W.H.: CIOsn
10 bus, stoies and school: $3.50 oel
month. o rooms, dining slcove: gas heat.
garage. best section; $40 Der month. S
rooms, n n.-s.h.. close 80 r. T. ave- Sb2 so
Csil North 1903, OF INQUIRE 231i r. l. ave.
n.e.
z ROOMS. BATH s-cAR GARAGE: s45.
Phone Adams 14O1.
WOQpRIDGE, 24Os 10th ST. Ne
Sept. 10th, charming o-rm
and bath, detached home: nice yard, ga
ease hot-Nsrer beat: insulsted westher-
arlnoso Sbh D. = NASH. owner 1915
Evening star., 1937-09-08
AfARTMEkTS FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
FRANCIS SCOTT Key APT. noTn., s0.b
plsteis finn.: linens, silver. fFisiaaiT.: day
reek. month Nstinnsl 542b
BURTON, BURTON, 212o G ST; Nv LIGHT
furnished; sleeping rooms So S6. west
1873.
CONNECTICUT AvE.--2 ROOMS, -RTTcH-
PERCY a. RUSSELL co. 1;3I K st. NV
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK .RD.--ExCEl4-
looms. han, spacious dressing room, dinette.
kllcheo bath shoget, elevator. Adams
iz4s n ST. M LARGE ROOM
SinaoMs not water: clean: well furnished
sSff.snR Saf IStR Ew on RMS sFIv aF.Hq eATH
FULLY FUPN.: EXCEPTIONAL TABLE
1928 17th 81; N.w.--gNTIRE 3rd FLOOR
8 sItf rms. klt. pvL; bath; c.b.@.: am j.;
smployeo people; call after l2 noon:
ysts entrances: F'risidsire. heat, eI.c.. gas
furnished Hillside 0543-M.
EXCLUSIVE 18th ST. LOCATION WILL
share my handsomely furn. spt, or rent
oed room. Phone Adams 2502. mornings
524 CGLETHORPE N.W.-3 RMS. KIT.
ovt bath. shower; gas, cleo, Frieidsire;
nicely furnished - bedsl; block bus
1918 CALVERT ST. Nw-ONE OR TWO
rooms, kiIchenette; running water, Frigo-
ane.
17o7 sIst N.w.-TWo LANCE ROOMS
nan, Kitchen Frigidsirs, private bath
beautifully furnished g.
1907 21st NV CORNER APT ONE
nsf5: sTfe a;s,I, loom; porcn kitchen Frigidsire
GENTLE Girl. SHARE APT. VITA
oIhets; $500 Der week. ChssLleton Apt
.nl 436.
FOURTH FLOOR. ? LARGE RMS, FRIGID-
are private bath; third foor. large rm..
kitcnenette. semiobath; second nooI. 2 rms
seml-ns1h l356 kenyon st. NV
1923 M ST. NV OR 2 RMS. KIT.
lsrRe back porch. gas range, sink IN
kitchen: $3.50 20 SO
. RMS. 2no FL; CLEAN. ATTRACTIVE:
kit DIN: fn1.. sleeping chamber; Beauty
rest mattress; semi-bsth; block express
paI qaS; sa9;o0; e sduits- 80 Carroll ave
sTONELEIOH COURT. APT. sOa-sUs
let. /, room, barb and large closet, with
Frigidsire. msio service If desiied IL
1913 r. l. AVE. NV RMS NEWLY
furn. and decorated, kit, bath, chv
electric refrigeration.
1871 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-3 OUTSIDE
rms.. bath; 2no A.: heat, light, gas rsnee
sink, slec. refs; genrile ADULTS only.
( 1905 nj ST. N.W-TWO BRIGHT L.HK
rooms. newly pspereo and painted nestIy
furnished: s.m.i Very re -sonsbIe
! EXCELLENT NV, OVERLOOKING 10th
) clean rooms. l.. b., large scr. porch
Frigiosirt; quiet ADULTS. 3A30 Brown ST
. 2145 ALIFORNIA-FRONT. 2 ROOMS,
dinetts' Kit. and bath; artistic. colorful
INFER, 1895 18th ST. NV AND 2
cleo. sno refs. incIuose in rent s4s M
Resident msns ger, All, po2.
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THE ALENDALE.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE

zoos N 81. Apt. 40-Five rooms hsl
os RI, fwo oorcbes: facing TWO streets;
al o1t side rooms, S62 80. See ianitor OF
c2ll District 72Gl. o. B. 6OPKNs. 1926
Vermont ave
Evening star., 1937-09-08
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

CHEVY CHASE. Md Cheerful room;
oosro cphonsl smrn family; 20 other
$50 NORTH IRVING ST, Clarendon. Va.
Gentlemen OIL eouole modern Arliustou
nome, yll eonvsn. NESTS optionsl; IL min.
Wsshing on. DC lave Phone Cisrsnoou
ts1q-W
Evening star., 1937-09-08
APARTMEkJS FURNISHED

1888 COL. RD.-S47.50.
Two large rms. k. and b.: newly decorated
THE FULTON.
IA4S PARK RD. NV
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH So so
RMS. KIT, BATH, 2 BED RMS $50 80
Gas, electricity, refrigeration ffee Beau
bliullv furnished, modern BIDS; elevator:
convenient to schools stores excellent
rsnsporis ton. Resident manager.
RIGHT DOWNTOWN.
NEAR EVERYTHING
Completely Furnished
MIRAMAR
Corner I 9th sno r. ave
Frlslosirs Current Free
$40 Living room with portable oinsbts
laole sno chairs, dressing room with
Murphy beo. cozs sun room, kitchen with
specist cabinets. iiled bsth with shower
See Manager. Potomac $500
Sun sno Is. CAfRIrZ. Disi. s0s0.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

d D4HS
81 x 81. NV National $500
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
PARK CENTRAL
Corner 18th and SITS NV
Frlsidaire Current Free
s.s o0-Liyins room with norLanie
with Murpbv BED Kitchen lied bsth With With
shower. See manager. METROPOLITAN o54O.
l4th and K. CAFRlTz. Dist 9OSO
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
NV Pot. 1994 OF Met 1865
DowntOwn-1227 M st. n. w.
Aa4' XII BAN. Elee. Rslrlsersuon
900 18th ST. NV.
SSiirbboaro si.,,ars. aeiliEefs,ioa ..,",,l
Kitchen and osfh, rastsfnis fu :
n'sheo, S52 90. Resident mans ger.
SHANNON 3, LUCHS CO.
605 Il ST. NV National 23s5
l2l5 10th ST. NV.
.ef'; maid. iaen' eiectrisitS Res. Res. aann ans1
MERRILL MANSIONS.
spr.; efficiency type. private bsth 5tfe
elee. re1rs.: also sno 3 rm. spts.. ano
choice fooms win oath. lh.s
l7f5 f. ST. NV.
One room. Kitchen and bath. nicely
FURNISHED. Rental. wlGh light sno re-
frieerzrion included, onlv $4,000 per
month. To inspect phone
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
s07 Union Trust Blos Nail 1880
2bo3 14tn 81. NV, APT. NO.
Sc. from Central High School four
rooms. sitcnen, bath. oorch electric re
frigera ZION; elevator $40
P. j. WALSHE. INC.
I4O' Ess 81 National 646s
37Ol MASS. AVE. NV.
Az Wisconsin Ave-
bien Elevation; Exclusive, But Convenient
z oeo rooms, dinette, Sitchen sno oath :.
S72.60
8lectrlc refrgerstion. y hour eIevsJor
sno sWltcnnosro service. Resident msn-
sEer. Emerson 2i34.
WALTER sACBR AC6. assnl
1882 Belmont 7o NV Dec 5000
Evening star., 1937-09-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED. NOVEMBER 10. 5-RM. HOUSE
about $50; nice ysro. NV d. G, Cell
Emerson 3639
WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY CALL
MOSS REALTY CO,
Towsa BLDG MET I77s
Evening star., 1937-09-08
CLUB MERIDIAN.

1920 16su 81. NV.
a CLUB residence for men and women
with dellsntful social atmosphere: Ideally
sno conveniently located in the fs shions Die
area OF the foreign embs ssies sno legs
lions: sss IN, dormer Persian Embassy
souippsd for comfort OF quests. persona
notel xerviee. diStinctiys menu
Evening star., 1937-09-08
ROOMS UNFURNIShsp.

MOONS UNFUkNISHEp-
TWO lsras IhS. rooms ana Kitchen
$50; old country home. close In foken
fare. suburbs; well heated; no trsfac; chill
dren considered. Lincoln 482Si.
1920 18th ST. NV. q extra large. slesn
rooms With phone. private bsth. lbt "
desired; f3T 80 month
Evening star., 1937-09-08
HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOUSES FURNISHED.
CHEVY CHASE DC. SI& ROOMS sEAU-
Gifuliy. COMPLETELY fuI nished. Persian Jugs
hnsns. silver; refefsuce REQUIRED 1898
Livingston ST. nv
525l A. v vsRMONT AVE
l.aW H0QHTt, ARLINGTON, VA
rstns. VI Maths, b.-t gArAEe, kcrAepes
porch; compie tely furnished: oil heat: x1Ub
36lb EASTERN AVE
MT. RAINIER, md
iooniS. barb, sieepins porch. leirfsess-
ION suo b. i. sarsse: 500 90
WEAVER BROS INC
Ws ron 61ds Oistfiei g4se
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ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD

SEPARATE ROOM ia Ist-clsss apt. with 1
Oh others; nv. section. bressfsst pri1
HoN 1J2-1, Stsi
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I4OJ ISi.h SiT N w

/. cool. eont lsole hone doesii. 10
! eseto. sin sles. doubles showers. running
wster. I'M. for 3. evt ostb. phones in sn
rooms SelerlsO menus
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SILVER SPRING. MD.

SILVER SPRING, MD.
Corner Sligo sve and Scnnoer 81
COON, kitchen snc bath 50, 80
rooms kitchen emo bath ~ Of
SHANNON A. fUCHS CO
5oh 4 s.. NV National 234A
AIR COOLED.
9a29 Connecticut Ave
~ 40 Address OF Chsrsci er.
WELDON HALL,
1852 2tSt ST. NV
"'z sec. sno rsil igeration On mouse
Room. KITCHEN. BATH $40 80.
Foo@s, KITCHEN, BATH S5l 50.
CARVEL HALL,
1915 II St NV
seolYietts sno rtefriaeration on aou,e.
I Room, KITCHEN, BATH 80 30
PENFIELD.
e0a 2Orh ST. NV
"eelIlSlts ano Retrleers ZION on House.
ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH -Sal 90
Rooms KITCHEN BATH -S53 50.
NORTHMTNSTER,
ala n ST. NV
hsctr'elt. sno Retrigers zion on Bouse
soca,s Ro0aas KSITCHEN; SpS4IsS sAIh s42 90
TIvERTON.
III 2atn St NV
C..s sno Retrieersrion on House
sooM. GRILL CLOSET,
| FESosss FESooossss. gITeAES lgss; gAgH-saas, gs 30 {"
l., w. GROOMES.
iFl9 s'e ST NV
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COLONIAL CLUB.
1919 RHODE ISLAND AVE N w
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-13
HOLLYWOOD SIGNS
UNION COSTUMERS
Producers Claim They Have
Increased Production
Since Strike.
- the Associated Press.

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HOLLYWOOD, May 13.-Producers
tgned union costumers TO four year
working agreement today and claimed
tley actually had increased produc-
ton since strike of Federated Mo-
ton Picture Crafts Workers started
10 days ago.
Crafts spokesman, placing hope for
victory on so-far unrealized Ma
ton boycott of movie theaters,
answered the producers by present.
.. Ing to DR.. ToWne Nylander. regional
director for the National Labor Re
lAtions Board, evidence they said con-
stitlted coercion and Intimidation
0 strikers.
Charles leasing, crafts leader,
charged the studios had attempted to
, force certain members into the Inter-
national Alliance of Theatrical and
Stage Employees, which he asserted is
q company union" dominated by
the producers.
Leasing denied charges by Pat
Casey, labor conciliator for the pro-
ducers, that striking painters are
anxious to return to work and would
do 50 at cnce If not restrained by
their leaders.
Charles Kimberlin, representative
Of the crafts, pointed out that the
producer costumer agreement had no
effect on the strike, since the CO.'S
tuners voted to remain at work when
the strike balloting started.
Picket lines thinned yesterday, pos
sibly because of the hot weather. and
there were only few strikers in front
of the gates as the studios opened
this morning.