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Official Score

Game called in Nth inning. rain
Runs batted in-Greenberg York
Gehringer. IUo-bass hit--LaabS Home
run-foTk. Stolen bases-Fox Gehringer,
Sacrlhce-Fox.. Double plays-Rosell 20
Gehrinker 10 Greenoer2 Pofenberger TO
RoseI 10 Greenbcrg Left on baSeS-De-
rot j WASHINGTON. 3. Bases on balls
-On Pofenberser. !: of De Shone
S,fuck out-By PonP1berger. !: bv De
Shons, 4. Winning pitcher-Pof1enberse
Losing pitcher-De Shong Umpires-
he5srS. Dlnneen kolls and Hubbard Time
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"IOok at His Record"

TORRANCE bears strong facial
resemblance to Bozie Berger. the
eX-Maryland U. athlete. and is ham
died by two more or less interesting
gents in Mr. Brodie. his manager, and
Mr. Paul Cavalier the old heavy
weight, who is policeman" for the
ex-copper.
His possibilities" whispered
Mr.. Brodie, who was not much
interested in the ball game,
ARE unlimited"
Look at his record" he went on.
Jacks knocked out Flynn, Saxton,
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orLeagues

INTERNATIONAL.
Baltimore. SIS: Toronto. s-5
Newark, 81; Rochester. Al.
Buffalo 5-4 Syracuse, o."
Montreal. 20: jersey City, OIL.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga, So. Atlanta 90.
Little Rock 6-o: Birmineham. As,
Memphis. 6-1. New orleans. 81.
Knoxville, "a: Nashville O-S,
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Cubs Gain Full Game.

4 S A RESULT, its not going to be
any too much Of a dead cinch for
the Cubs al best, despite their current
SlX-game lead and what proba blv
Shapes up as the best balanced outfit
IN the loop. They Knocked off Boston's
Bees in both ends of double header
yesterday, 80 and 3D. on a one-hit
pitching performance by Tex Carleton
IN the opener and a clouting come
back by Phil Cavarretta in both games,
But there's always the ever-present
chance, so far as the Cubs are con-
cerned. that the batting slump bug
Will bite EN- if they don't watch out
and then where'u they be?
The double win boosted the Cubs
lead by a game, since the Giants
could get no better than an even break
with their favorite "stooges." The
Pirates. They won the opener, 1912
but jim WeaVers three hitter blanked
them. 80, in the nightcap.
It's far easier to settle the Amer
lcan League business In advance.
Nine and a half games in front,
despite a pitching staff that's as full
OF holes as a bagful Of doughnuts.
the Yankees look shoo-in from here.
Red Sox Streak Stopped.
WITH their deadly hitting, which
IN the past week alone has ac-
counted for the astonishing average
OF something like eight runs on nine
hlts per game they should waltz in
as long as they dish out the same
brand Of pitchers poison. They
squeezed through with a 6-5 win over
CleVeland's cola apsible Indians vester-
day for their eighth success in a row,
The Boston Red Sox, in second
place at the moment, stretched their
undefeated run to l3 games by TAX
ing the White Sox, rs, in their opener.
but then had the string snapped with
a 1870 Walloping in the nightcap.
Ducky Medwick belted two homers
in the first game and the cards took
80 decision from the Phillies, but
the best they could get was a Gall
draw in the nightcap, despite Ducky
Wuck's third round-tripper OF the day
The Reds and Dodgers also went to a
nlghtcap deadlock, at 1-all, after the
Reds won, GA, in the curtain raiser.
The Tigers topped the Nationals
81, in game cut to five frames by
rain. The Athletics surprised with
double triumph over the st. Louis
Browns, 5-4 and 7-3.
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TEXAS

TEXAS.
San Antonio. s-5; Houston. -,
Galveston. =: Beaumont. /.
Fort Worth. L.: Dallas. 3.
Oklahoma City. Is: Tulsa. 1.
PACIFIC COAST.
Los Angeles. 3-lO: Oakland, q,
Seattle, 1910; Missions. "a.
Sacramento, HE. Portland. is,
San Diego. As; Portland, Is.
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No Great Shakes as Fighter,
Yet, but Torrance Commands
attention of Boxing World

accordance with the accepted pugilis-
tic pattern Of new fighter taking
| things slowly, trying to absorb some
knowledge in every argument.
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We've got to bring him along slowly
That's why YOU probably didn't hear
OF some OF the boys he Knocked out.
He is novice and so he fights be-
glnnerS"
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Flag Fight Aids Assoc ia ton,

Rag FIght AIDS Association.
ON BEHALF of the American
Association, George Trautfnan
claims one of the best financial re-
turns in many years. The double A
Is having a tremendous fight among
Columbus, Toledo and Minneapolis
and thoxe cities always return good
dividends for a contending team.
Night ball has splurged attendance
in the Twin Cities ard even the St.
Paul club, in seventh place. is doing
well under the arcs. Kansas City 81
ways was one of the great minor
league citadels and now that it has
come into the Yankee chain will havs
team that will draw.
Out on the Pacific Coast. COWBOY
Bill TNIttles league is running 250000
paid ahead of the first Is weeks IN
1886 and the tightness of the cham
pionshlp battle may produce new
record for the wheel Despite Newark's
runaway in the Information there
has been grand attendance and even
tSee BASE BALL, Page B-l0D
Evening star., 1937-08-09
Records for Week
In Major Leagues

Standings for the week, showing
games won and lost, runs, hits, errors,
opponents runs and home runs for
each club:
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BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

ison Square Garden stock
" has scared 2l2 points since
the Mike Jacobs deal was
announced Pie Traynor (who
is having his troubles) may take a
tip from Bill Terry and make
third sacker out Of Arky Vaughan
Night base ball is on the
downgrade in old "Zinzinnati"
Henry Armstrong, who is follow
ing Tony Canzoneri's example and
playing the small clubs. will have
$4,000 to show for his Summers
work The best SHOEMAKER in
American golf In Squire Gene Sar-
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 1-s: ST. Paul, as.
Columbus. 7-5 Kansas City. 40.
Toledo. 13-1. Milwaukee. al.
Minneapolis, s: indianapolis, ..
EASTERN SHORE.
Salisbury. :: Crisfield. o.
Centreville. .: Pocomokr, !.
fredericksburg. 10: Dover, =.
Cambridge. "a: Easton. AL.
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HAVE UPPER HAND
ONLY OVER BOSOX
Win 18 of 81 Battles With
First Division Teams.
Tigers Win Again.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

TT BEGAN to look today, even to
the diehards. that another acute
attack of first division-itis" has
i struck Mr.. Clark Grifith's base
ball firm. The Nationals, as WAS the
case last year simply aren't whipping
the American League money teams, -
and as the current home stand goes
into its final week it Is beginning to
hurt.
That remarkable strides have been
made toward fifth place hardly is the
fault of the Mats. Today found them
still only two games back of the In
dams. but this has been due to the
Tribes inherent weakness on the road
rather than to any superior play Of the
Washingtons. Despite dropping a
s-to-1 decision to the Tigers yesterday
the Mats lost no ground, for Cleveland
lost its seventh straight to the YAM
KEGS
When the Griffs dropped that rain
c,lrtailed affair to Detroit, it marked
their third defeat in the four-game
series and the loss of second straight
set. And among other items it also
sent the Mats percentage against first
division clubs to new low for the
season.
No New Experience.
ONLY 18 times in 81 games this year
have the GrifTs won over the
Yankees. Red Sox, Tigers and White
Sox, which means they have lost 33
games and have percentage of only
1853 Against the second division IN
dians. Athletics and Browns our side
has done better, winning % and losing
10, for .54S percentage. But empty
honor is this record.
The Tigers, as result of their sue
cessful invasion, jumped to the front
As the Mats No nemesis of the sea-
son. They now have won IL of Is
games from the Griffith A. c., topping
the LIS record of the White Sox and
the 7-3 mark Of the Yankees. The
Red SoX are the only first division
club which the Mats have beaten
They have taken five of nine games.
1IiIA IL liD jIt - tADtl ISllit. ldSJ
year the Mats won only 25 games and
lost 10 to first division clubs tand they
were oneD. L seems to run in the
firm.
As Invade Tomorrow
IT WAS just as well that today was
an off day. It may give the Griffs a
chance to square away and prepare for
the invasion of the Athletics. who
come into the stadium tomorrow to
open four-game series With a double
header.
The AS have been surprisingly tough
for the Mats this year Whereas they
won Is Of % games from the Macks
a year ago they have gained only an
even break in eight games this season.
Here lies the reason why the Harris
men have not been abe to duplicate
their feat of finishing in the money
in 1885. They did it last season by
beating the Browns and AS and so far
they have beaten only the Browns
fairly consistently.
The WaShingtons never were in
yesterdays battle, which was called
after shower that fell in the first
half of the sixth inning. Taking
advantage Of base on balls, hit
and a wild throw by Miles in the
first inning, the Tigers got a 2-to-0
lead off Jimmy De Shong and boosted
1t to 3-to-0 in the second round when
Rudy York made his seventeenth home
run OF the season with nobody on base.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
BIG LOOPS, MINORS
DRAW GOOD GATES
American League 100000
Ahead Of '36-Mght Ball
Proves Great Boost.
BY FRANCIS J. POWERS,

)H1CAGO, August 9.-Profes.
l sional base ball definitely "a
~ off poverty row. The major
leagues are running well
ahead Of recent years in attendance
and the same story is heard from most
Of the minors.
Will Harridge reports the American
League has drawn better than one-haf
million customers over a similar Pc
riod last season Although the
Yankees have taken the fire out of
the pennant chase, Harridge belleves
the close contest for second position
will keep interest alive and guara1-
Tee fine attendance down through Sep
tember. A similar tale probably could
come from the National League. Tbs
Giants and Cubs have been doing ex-
ceptionally we'll at the gate and tbs
Cardinals have enjoyed some tremen.
dous home crowds.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
Record Set in 1922.

DETER MANNING'S mile record Is
l:56a, set in 1922 The big gray
eelding owned by E. J. Baker of St.
Charles. Ill. has done 1:57l4 for the
mile ard early this season broke the
haf-mile-track record with a time
OF l;5e&.. Many think Greyhound
can break the mark. held in yenera-
ton by trotting fans for Is years.
But to the shirt-sleeved followers
OF the circuit the big 5-year-olds
effort will be merely a pleasant pre-
llminary to the real business of the
meeting. the Hambletonian. This race
named for notable sire of trotters
and PAGERS, is worth about $4,000
to the winning 3-year-old and has
total purse Of about $4,000.
Ten of the best the circuit can mus
ter will go to the post for the mile
race, which is decided on a best
two out Of three heats basis.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
Desota. Schnapps CO-Favored.

nESOTA, owned by Paul Bowser.
Boston wrestling impresSarlo. and
Tobacco King w. N. Reynolds
Schnapps are co-favorites. with Twi-
light Song, from the stables of Bill
Strang, Brooklyn storage man, little
behind the favorites. Twilight Song
was the 2-yearold champion of 1885.
Greyhound's attempt at the record
will replace the first race Of the
international duel between GREYHOUND
and the European champion, Muscle
tone, originally scheduled for this
week. Giovanni Maiani, owner OF
the Italian trotter asked for a delav.
He arrives in New York today to COM
plete arrangements for the race and
watch Greyhound in action.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
riffs SetUps for Top Clubs Base Balls Golden Da,s Return
DEAR READER:

DEAR READER:
THIS JUST GOES
To SHOW WHAT
TAKES PLACE IN
THAT VACANT
ROOM ABOVE a
CARTooNISIS EARS
ESPECIALLY WHEN
he ALlOWs HIMSELF
TO CONCENTRATE
IN HOT WEATHER
on WHAT MIGHT
HAPPEN WHEN A
PACAyDeRM LIKE
THIS 245 POUND
JACK TORRANCE
CLIMBS w THE
RING 1oNldHTAT
GRlfF STADIUM. .
ur> in pen
and ink
civ r
BEes~4l-
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GAMES TOMORROW.
Boston ut New York.
Pitts. At Chicago.
Cinci. at 81. Icu1s
BrooklyU. 1T Phila.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
lNnnfinuAd 1

RESTAURANT whisky. xood NV. section
rent ssoo lGyr lease price ,n.nss Snly 50 600, 200
| zoos H st. NV. Met 4S13.
| ROOMING NG-APTS.--Downtown IA rms.
ni9ms Ms, rsns Macoxn Snly ,Sos sS ooo
MISUNDERSTANDING location; ~ rms;
nicely furnished: only $3.50; terms. Miss
McCown. zoos II ST.
WANTED-Larse,. attractive and well-fur-
nished ,is, roomng house ,ee IN J. good location.
FOR. sALE-Fresh and smoked meat
stand, Arcade Market, No. IO6-l1a. For
particulars. telephone Columbia U0S7.
RooMING HOUSE, near l4th and Fair
All pns rened Monthly fs profit ns slSo SA Pries s
SL650. Easy terms No brokers. MR..
GRAw. 1861 Girard st. NV. Col. 1Ol51.
PARTNER. GENTLE silent or active. wanted
TsauTed 1s aFsaer fsfs ane Box &
Star. 2s
$175-ROOMING HOUSE. 8 rooms. Rent,
$35; well furnished; filled; h.-w,h.
S3Mo-Rooming house. IL rooms. baths.
S350-Rooming house, o rooms. baths.
Near ] 9th and Col. rd. Bargain.
sa5oIRooming house, 9 rooms; ? baths.
$65. Near 6. W. University. Terms.
81 ;oq0NRooming and boarding; rooms,
about $500; real bargain; dissolving
partnership; Inspect at once
apartment: rent. $50. Good corner. we'll
stocked Must sacrifice.
Delicatessen and beer. Little competition;
$500 weekly. Leaving town. will sacri-
flee. Asking 81 300.
Delicatessen and one room. Rent. 500.
Well stocked. splendid business. sacri-
fee. illness. Asking $3.50.
Confectionery. one room. Rent. S25. Well
stocked. Transient street. Asking $3.50.
ing light; little competition. Price. $3.50.
Sandwiches, beer and > rooms. bath. Rent,
S45. Short hours, good business. Ask
ing $3.50.
Lunch beer and five rooms. Large capac-
ity. Sacrifice for half price of equip
ment. Asking 81 100.
r. NJ. CURTIS.
Evening star., 1937-11-02
DOGS. PETS. ETC

PUPPIES. cross police and collie; SPLEEN
did pets and watch dogs; 81 each. Pier
SON Sandy Spring. Md. Phone Ashton
lS2.
PUPPIES WANTED. best prices. All kind,
mixed, pureoreds. Box 399-Y. Star. a.
ffEhSIAN KITTENS for sale; males S3.5
females. 81; two days only Tuesday and
Wednesday. Turn right one block at NJ. r.
N. Garage on Central ave. IO3 Washington
ST.. Capitol Heights. Md, w. M. Miller .
Evening star., 1937-11-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

FRIDAY EVENING, PITTSBURGH, CO.
CALIFORNIA, L. AS. F., ABOUT NOV.
10; young man; Olds coupe; cake one.
share: refs. Box 3GS-Y. Star.
RELIABLE BOY WILL DRIVE TO MIAMI
for transportation after November r. Ex-
cellent driver; exchange references. 3317
Conn. ave.
SAN FRANCISCO, LEAVING FRIDAY;
Plymouth sedan; share expenses; new car.
Atlantic 50l6
Evening star., 1937-11-02
ROOMS WITH eoARp.

s74o MILITARY RD., near Conn ave bus
-Double room fol, two adults private
home Excellent table. Emerson 3s36,
1929 K sT; NV; Lss;M1srausmNicsly .s1 fur r1
yate baths. excellent board: downtown. 5e
MODERN JEWISH FAMILY. 372s Jocelyn
st. n.w.-Very reasonable ch.w.. unlimited
four refined young people; twin beds. Ex-
cellept meals. Columbia S119. s.
l411 KENNEDY ST. N.W.--Attractiye fur
nished 2nd-fioor room. private bath; pri-
18th. AND MONROE SITS. N.W.--yacancy
for lady or gentleman in desirable. con-
genial home: oil heat. ch.w.; best home
cooked meals. Adams 6692.
Mr.. CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY, 6l3 Pa.
ave. s.e-Large double room for two young
men: German-American home cooking.
1898 18th ST! !NW.-Exclusively for men.
Double and triple rooms. Delicious menus.
2011 WYO. AVE.-Warm. attractive rooms
for men, social activities with delightful
young people; convenient location.
I72o N ST. NV. downtown--Pleasant
rooms; good meals: noon dinner served;
-efined Govt. employees working eveninss.
Reasonable.
1901 PARK RD. N,WL,petsched; plenty
style: S3O-S35. Col. Ss97.
1920 MASS. AVE. .N.W.-vscancies. lS32-
$3.50; large front. or 3; plenty heat.
not Water, DbiAuCeu meals.
ATTRACTIVE RIM, new furn.. new home,
priv bath. for couple or 2 gentlemen, at
5l12 Sherrier pl. NV, near Conduit rd..
/ minute to bus and street car. board OPP
tional; German cooking. Clev. 22S6. p
CHEVY CHASE, 3749 oliver st.-Nice.
warm single room, next bath. S36, also
attic room, $25. with meals. Emerson
1929. 2.
374O MILITARY ItD.. near Conn, ave. bus
Double room for two adults. private
home; excellent table. Emerson 3S36.
1918 MASS. AVE. NW.-Lovely single
room. running water vacancy, double
room, young lady: delicious meals. with re-
fined surroundings; reasonable.
3O25 PORTER ST. NV. Apt. 3EYoung
business girl to share apartment with an
other: x3S. Emerson S5l6.
1919 VERMONT AvE.-Downtown. select:
suitable 3: c.h.w.: $3.50 week each: best
food: oil heat. Also others. Met. T204.
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Second-f floor front
room, inner-spring mattresses. -
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2a0s Que st. NV
Large, front double room, twin beds: two
meals Reasonable.
FOUNTAIN COURT-epecial club rates to
groups Of four or more; evening courses
in cookery, lansuaseA ncrsic. shorthand
typing ut moderate. additional charge;
spacious rooms. delicious meals; select
patronage. Col. 02o4.
Evening star., 1937-11-02
PERSONAL.
(Nantf,,ttad

WANTED TWO WELL-BEHAVED Chill
dren to room and board with my family;
NURSE WILL CARE FOR GONZALES
cents and elderly persons in own home.
Special diets. Cleveland 2S65.
HATS REMODELED BY MOLLO. STYLED
to your individual taste, 81 to $3.50.
New hats made to order. Studio, 10l1 H
st. NV, End floor.
Evening star., 1937-11-02

O11T CO-O1T CO-OhF TIO.
Several, renewed, guaranteed condition
/. Small, medium and large sizes. From $50
to 500. One modern steel safe with
burRlar-proof chest. suitable liquor store
or any business. very reasonable. One
large safe, inner steel doors. drawers and
lock compartment. suitable jeweer pawn
broker. excellent buy. Miller the Safe
Man" basement. TRANSFORMATION Bldg
Evening star., 1937-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ALL KINDS furniture and household goods.
Highest cash prices. Don't sell until you
call North 604U. Prompt SERVICE We
do moving and hauling.
APPAREI-Men's. women's and children's:
also shoes hats. curtains. dishes, rugs fur
niture bought for rummage sale 1921 9TH
NV. Phone Mr.. Winger. Decatur 1870. 81
BEDROOM. dining room. living room fur
niture wanted at oncei contents apts or
homes also odd pieces. Adams 14f6.
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds. any quantity.
Bring them or phone G. David Pearlmaf,
1407 g st. NV. Met. 5415.
BOOKS - Highest prices paid for GOOD
books and old Natl, Biographies. Bargain
Book Shop. s0S 9th NV. District 5001. 81
CASH REGISTER-Will buy used National
in good working order. Box aS7-Y, Star.
CLOTHING-Highes prices paid for mems
used clothing Berman's 1922 7th st NV
Phone Metropolitan 3767 Will cali.
FURNITURE-Want to purchase some
good used household goods; also piano.
Call after q PM. Metropolitan .rS6. Sc
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china glassware,
rugs silverware. paintings. Highest cash
prices paid. Murray. Adams 5133. So
FURNITURE. rugs. stoves household goods.
ETC.; positively highest cash prices. For
oest results call any time District 1924.
ORIENTAL RUG. at least IOx15; cannot
use smaller size: state kind. condition
and lowest cash price. Box 367-Y, star e
TRUCK T1EES, 32x6 heavy duty; also
Nd. Phone Ashton 163.
Evening star., 1937-11-02
FARM 3 GARDEN

COW MANURE, well-rotted: Ruarsnfeed
Waters. Wisconsin 4l95.
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE and peat
moss. lOO-lb. sack. G5c: eight sacks. $500:
no straw or litter. Garden dirt, lO0-lb'
SACK 2nc; six sacks. $3.50. Delivery every
gay. wise: BIOS or write Glenhurst Dairy,
Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1937-11-02
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
CONTINUED

WoODRIDGE sECT1ON-BEAUTIFU
furn. apt, detached home: all modern con-
veniences: rooms BATH with garase;
bso phons Sortb s2S
after q pm.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1920 18th ST. NV
Front. bay-window. spacious apt. for re-
nned couple economizint; $40 month.
kitchen, bath, ch.w: Frisidairs. radio;
bus passes door; SAB; adults. Atlantic
ATTRACTIVE 2-RooN FRoNT-WML
inrn;' ls' ,6risht: gas. slee refgr. $40; couple.
1442 BELMONT ST. N.W.-BAsEMENT
apt; rooms. kit. bath. automatic heat.
newly renovated; PVT. entrance; also rm..
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE
entrance; semi-privste bath. elec.. gss. OH
heat; SID Thsyer ave-. Silver SprinE. Md.
1892 EYE ST. NV. CONVENIENT
downtown location; beautifully furnished
airy studio apt; exceptionally well fur
nished: bath. Frisidsire; unusual values
1904 MONROE ST. N.w.--COMFORr
furn. . lye front rm.: kit. semi-pyt. bath;
ARDMORE. 915 goth ST. NV RMS.
KIT. shower bath. elec. gas. Frigidaire. lin
ems. maid service. Inquire apt. /.
2l22 P ST. N.W.--FRoNT APT. 2 ROOMS
snsa, kit dinette' bath. twin beds; beautifully
OFF l4th ST. AND PARK RID. NV
Modern 8 rms. kit. bath: completely and
sttrsetlvely furn: available Nov. If: or 2
rms KIT. semi-bsth: available Immediate
ly. Columbia 1919
ia G NE. Mr.. SENATE OFFICE BLDG
Newly furnished. deco. arm. apt. pvt.
bath lst foor. Metropolitan TS29. A.
au3" 18th N.W.--One room. small Kitchen
stte, ami. Including elec., gas. refer:
S23 so. After p.a
i42S CHAPLIN ST. H.W--LARGE LIVING
bedroom kit -dinette.; rfgr.. heat. gas. elec
furnished: 1880 per month. ~
SUBLEr IMMEDIATEY-2 RMS. KIT,
pain, downtown bldg everything furn;
reasonable. Natl. 1881. branch 300
REFINED GENTLE TO SHARE GROOM
downtown apartment: reasonable: refs ex-
changed. Natl 1881. branch 3O2
200 CONN AVE- LARGE STUDIO
rooms; foyer. X. and b.. light. gas tel;
immediate possession; $50 mo. Col. slO6.
s6o 0O-2Sll 14th ST. N.W.-3 r.. x.
THQg N wAI9u yNr
Evening star., 1937-11-02
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

MARE suitable for hunting; also dapple-
gray saddle mare gated. Phone Rock
vile Ban.
SADDLE HORSE. gated; wonderful riding
qualities. excellent jumper: beautiful con-
formation. Will sell for half price Call
Penn. Georgia 4STS
Evening star., 1937-11-02
CAMERA REPAIRS,
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER a. d. ALBERT. INC,
e16 10th st. NV. Phone National 4712
Evening star., 1937-11-02

The AUGUSTA" COR N Y. AND N j,
syes. n.w.-There is now available in this
DsAutlfully Kept downtown apt. bldg. q
nice view overlooking city: Frigidair, on
nouse he current: $50. d. s. NASH, owner,
Evening star., 1937-11-02
POULTRY & EGGS

day; no better chicks hatched: whilr ihs,
last. $50 per hundred. j. b. Henry
Phone Falls Church 34s
Evening star., 1937-11-02
APARTMENTS FURN. & UNFURN

ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CIAASS NEIGH
borhoods: some furnished Car available
on appointment. MRS. GREEN, Shepherd
51aS.
APTS.. FURN. AND UNFURN. CITY AND
suburbs. Free Cars. guides. No obigation
Daily. y pm. 90s 10th NV. National 1887.
1869 IRVING ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS. KIT.
bath, porch: also l-rm.. kit apt. porch;
furnished. Columbia lOO63
40a ST. NE.-TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath; second floor. front. large closets:
convenient transportation: reasonable
11ol c ST. NE-CORNER HOME. EN-
tire IND floor. rms, bath. Frigidaire
range, Kitchen. gas. elec., oil heat, unfufn
S6u; furn' $40: adults only. Atlantic
Evening star., 1937-11-02

iio.I ohhEN 81. NE. APT. 3-TWO
slcoye; heat and hot water furnished; re-
1georaled; rent reduced. To inspect, eau
Mh CLARK. Dist. 2I3i. Other apis.
Evening star., 1937-11-02

80 EMERSON ST. NW.-ENTIRE 2nd
iriserslion. Call siler pm,
l3,l IRVING ST. N.W-:i ROOMS,
kitchen. bath. LIST floor: rear yard; suita bIs
or 3 adults: reasonable
Evening star., 1937-11-02
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

55O9 9th ST. NW.-tCOR. 9th AND KEN
modern bldg; outside rms: Frisidsire on
house current. Rent, S3S to Si7.50. See
res mgr, or call EDWARD l.. STRO-
HECKER. Met 27l3.
rent reasonable; immediate possession.
Evening star., 1937-11-02

tile bath. pantry. Elassed sleeping porch.
completely furnished, clean: . adults;
heat. light. phone: S55. Adams 3a1 L.
c15 n ST. NW-TwO ROOMS AND
kttchenstts, front, sunny al day; 20. -
Evening star., 1937-11-02

FOUNTAIN -COURT-epecial club rates to
groups OF four or more. evening courses
in cookery, languaseG rusic. shorthand,
typing at moderate additional charse;
spacious rooms. delicious meals; select.
pAtronags. Col. 02ez.
Evening star., 1937-11-02

ALEXANDRIA. vA.--JUsT COMPLETED
second unit eight beautiful. light, airy
corner apartments. two and three rooms.
Si5 90 to $1,000. Including heat. hot water.
Janitor service. In beautiful Alexandria
section. Just . minutes to Washington by
bus. RAYMOND. DE Witt and Duncan
aye. Alexandria. Va. Alexandria 246O.
Not open SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1937-11-02

-. s3l5 4Oth ST. NV.
screened porch: s45 mo.
Apt. - rooms. dinette. kit, bath,
screened porch; So mo-
w., MEADOWBROOK. INC.