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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
NEGOTIATIONS
 ARE SLOW IN
 FISH INDUSTRY
Workers, Operators Keep Meeting Operations
 Being Delayed

SEATTLE, April 13.-A. l. Els worth, secretary of the Canned Sal mon Industry advertising commit tee, and spokesman for the opera tors, said a delay in reaching the Southeast Alaska agreement be- tween the Alaska FishermenS un- ions and individual operators there, may mean that packers cannot get their gear into the area in time to start the season, depnding on the weather and so forth.
 Ellsworth said further that the agreement reached here Saturday forenon and at Bellingham Satur- day afternoon, means a substantial increase over the same rates en- joyed previously by the same fish, ermen, the effect of which will be to very materially increase the produc- tion costs for packers"
 Negotiations are still being carried on by cannery workers in the Southeast Alaska area. He also said agreements had not been reached for Prince William Sound fishermen and agreements were still being negotiated for the Bistol Bay area in San Francisco.
 Louis Mostad of the fishermen's union said that men are already going north and will continue for about two weeks, in all, between 1,700 and 1900 leaving.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
COURT PROGRAM LEGISLATION TO BE CARRIED ON
No Change Contemplated in View of Supreme
 Court Decisions

WASHINGTON, April 13.-An in- formed Administration official, who declined to be quoted by name, said President Roosevelt will go ahead with his judiciary reorganization program.
 The officials added there is no indication of any compromise and also said the decisions on the Wag- ner Relations Labor Act, made yes terday by the Supreme Court, are no guarantee that future Admins tration proposals, such as minimum wages and maximum hours, will be upheld in the light of the broad ened interpretation of the Inter- state Commerce clause.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
ASK PRESIDENT
 TO VISIT WASH,
Invitation Is Extended Also from Alaska If He
 Travels West

WASHINGTON, April 13.--Rep- resentative Warren Magnuson, of Seattle, has invited President Roose- welt to visit Washington State this summer if the Chief Executive makes his contemplated trip to the Pacific coast and the Philippine Is- lands.
 Delegate Anthony J. Dimond has also invited the President to go to Alaska, the invitation being extend- ed by the Alaska Legislature.
 Mrs. Roosevelt goes to Seattle late this month to visit her son-in-law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. John Boettiger
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
(Continueo on Page Five)
LABOR ISSUES BE ADJUSTED,
 DECLARES HOPE
Director of National Labor Relations Board Makes
 Pre- ediction

SEATTLE, April 13-Charles w. Hope, Director of the N a t on a Labor Relations Board for Wash tington, Idaho, Oregon, Montana and Alaska, said today the Supreme Court decisions upholding the Wag- ner Act, assures adjustment of the Northwest industrial disputes in an orderly and expeditions man. ner."
 Hope also said many hearings have been delayed because of doubts as to the constitutionality of the Act.
 The American Newspaper Guild today demanded that the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reinstate Frank M. Lynch, asserting the cases of Lynch and Morris Watson are par allel Yesterday the Supreme Court decided against the Associated Press in the case of Morris, dis charged.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
Air Line from
 Los Angeles to
 AIaSkaLOOnling
Approval of Merger of Two System Indicates
 Proposed Plans

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, April 13-Officials of the National Parks Airways, Inc, visualized an air route from Los Angeles to Alaska via Salt Lake, Great Falls and Canada, after the stockholders approved the merger with the Western Air Ex- press.
 Stockholders of the Western Air Express are expected to vote fa- vorably on the merger.
 The merger would extend the WAE's present line from Los Ange- les to Great Falls.
 Allan A. Barrie, Vice-President, in charge of WAE operations, said the proposed extension would be from Great Falls to Lethbridge, to Edmonton, Whitehorse and Yukon Territory, thence to Alaska.
 Barrie said both systems had conferred with the Canadian gov- ernment representatives regarding the proposed line to the north.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
Proposes Legalizing
 Prostitution But in
 Segregated Districts

HONOLULU, H. T., April 13. IT James Kealoha, Territorial Legisla- tor, has proposed bill legalizing prostitution in segregated districts.
 Members of the Legislature pre- dicted failure of the proposal which would provide a Board of Health to supervise prostitutes, and limiting the age of the inmates of houses to 20 years.
 The proposal is similar sugges- tion contained in the recent San Francisco vice report by inyestiga- tor Edwin N. Atherton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
GEORGES BUSY
 DAY IS HIGHLY
 OF CEREMONIES
Ritual on May l2 Will Be- gin the Minute He
 Leaves His Bed

LONDON, April l3.-King George VI and Queen Elizabeth will begin the most arduous day of their lives when at dawn on May 12 guns thunder from Hyde Park and the Tower of London to announce cor onation day
 High officials will solemnly pre- sent to the king his underwear, shirt, socks and other rainment.
 At 10:30 the procession will leave Buckingham Palace for Westmin- ister Abbey
 The monarchs will ride in the state coach, drawn by eight cream-col- ored horses, they will be attended by colorfully- -garbed yeomen of the guard and a sovereign's escort of the life guards. In separate pro- sessions preceding them will be for eign representatives and royal guests, princes and princesses of the blood royal.
 TWO MiiilOn tO Wdch
 Along the route will be an esti- mate dtwo million spectators, giy- ing London police one of the worst traffic and transportation problems they have ever faced. Steel crush barriers will be erected and hun dreds of extra mounted police will be on duty
 The king will enter the Abbey wearing a crimson velvet robe and a cap of state. The queen will be attired in purple robes and a cir clet of gold
 The lengthy coronation ceremony is expected to start about Il a. m. when the royal couple advances to the coronation theatre a raised platform in front of the high altar, and kneels on faldstools set before the chairs of the state on the right of the altar.
 After various rituals the arch bishop of Canterbury administers the coronation oath to the king who kneels at the altar with his hand on the Bible.
 Archbishop Anoints Him
 Arising, he is divested of his crimson robe and cap of state, and goes to sit in King Edwards chair
 ----s
 f7..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
NAVY PLANES
 AT HONOLULU Twelve Ships, Carrying 76 Officers, Men, Make
 Ocean Flight

HONOLULU. H. L, April l3. = Twelve great United States Navy planes, bearing 78 officers and men arrived here at l2:15 pm. today from San Diego after flight of 2553 miles over the water.
 The seaplanes left San Diego at 2.50 pm. yesterday, the flight talk ing 21 hours and 25 minutes.
 Lieutenant Commander L. A. Pope is the commanding officer in charge of the flight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
SIMMONS ON MAIL . FLIGHT TO ISLAND
 POINTS IN NUGGET

Taking off this morning at 9:3O o'clock in the Alaska Air Transport Lockheed seaplane, Pilot Sheldon Simmons left on a mail flight to Hoonah, Kimshan Cove, Sitka, Chi chagof and Tenakee.
 Passengers out with Simmons were: A. Van Mayern, to Sitka; Milt Hedrick and Ed Provost and two miners to Chichagof. Simmons ex- pected to return to Juneau this af- ternoon about o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
MRS. ROOSEVELT. IS MAKING TOUR

GATLINBURG Tenn, April 13. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt is touring the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and is motoring to- day to Newfound Gap, driving to North Carolina to visit the reserva- ton of the Eastern band of the Cherokee Indians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
z INJURED,
 BUS PLUNGE
L o a ded Vehicle Misses Bridge, Goes Into Creek
 Woman Missing

BRUNSWICK, Ga, April 13. = Twenty-two persons were injured in the plunge of a MiamiNew York bus into White Oak Creek during a fog this forenoon. One woman passenger is missing.
 S. L. Matthews, driver of the bus, said he pulled out to pass a car and was unable to see because of the fog, and failed to get back on the highway sufficiently to strike the center of the bridge span ing the creek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
Strikebreakers Are Transported;
 Two Men Indicted
President of Large Concern Welcomes Chance to
 Expose Racket

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 13.- Indicted on the charge of trans porting strikebreakers across the state line, James H. Rand, Jr., Pres ident of the Remington, Rand, Inc, said he welcomed the opportunity to expose labor racketeers.
 The Federal Grand Jury also in- dicted Pearl L. Bergoff, self-styied King of Strikebreakers, for sending strikebreakers from New York to Connecticut during the strike at the Remington, Rand Middletown plant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
WAGES, HOURS,
 CONDITIONS TO
 GET ATTENTION
New Action Is Due Follow ing Decisions on Wag-
 ner Labor Act
WORKERS, BOSSES
 CIRCULATING TODAY
Verb al Clashes Between Henry Ford and John |.
 Lewis to Be Watched

WASHINGTON, April 13.-Cam- paigns to enact wage and hour standards and outlaw sitdown strikes appeared imminent today amidst the conflicting predictions as to the effect the Supreme Court decision on the Wagner Act may have upon the Presidents court bill.
 Speaker Bankhead expects Pres idential message urging enactment of bill setting minimum wages, maximum hours and working con- ditions
 Senator Byrnes said he may pro- pose legislation to ban sitdown strikes.
 Supporters of the court bill said the five to four decisions justifies the plan.
 Opponents said the decisions make the plan unnecessary and proves the Supreme Court is lib- eral.
 Industrial Peace
 J. Warren Madden, Chairman of the National Labor Relations Board, said the decisions have laid the foundation for industrial peace. and leaves Henry Ford subject to the law despite his assertion he will not recognize any union.
 Predict Retirement
 Some Senators predict the re- tirement soon of at least one of the four conservative Associate Justices because all are assured of full re- tirement pay of $20,000 a year.
 Senators also said Justices have previously clung to their seats fear
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13

 BARGAINING
 BY DOCTORS
King County Physicians, Surgeons to Make De-
 mands on Hospitals

SEATTLE, April 1.-Two hun dred King County physicians and surgeons have named a committee to establish collective bargaining with hospitals to protect doctors and patients.
 The committee members said the doctors and surgeons will boycott the hospitals unless the hospitals accept the demands.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
MOROS FIGHTING
 OVER TWO LAWS
Do Not Want Military Training Want More
 than One Wife, Too

MANILA, April 13.--Moro war riors fighting guerilla style, are harassing the Philippine Constabu- larly attempting to quell the up- rising in the Lanao Province which has been the scene of many bloody uprisings since 1920
 The Moros are rebelling because they do not like to have compulsory military training and also dislike the law compelling. tribesmen to have only one wife.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
CARL GRAY TO
 RETIRE OCT. 1
Veteran Executive of Union Pacific System Is to
 Quit Position

OMAHA, Aprn I5.-Carl R. Gray, President of the Union Pacific Sys- tenn, Dean of American Railroad Executives, retires next October l, just three days after his seventieth birthday. The executive made the here today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
UNIONS TO BARGAIN

OSHAWA, Ontaria, April 13. - Hugh Thompson, representative of the Committee of Industrial Or ganization in the General Motors strike, said the Wagner Act decis- ions changed the status of indus try and labor agreements because the unions now become the bargain ing agency of all employees instead of union members.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
GRIDLEY TO slTKA

Ross A. Gridley, State Engineer Inspector for PWA, flew to Sitka this afternoon with Pilot Alex Hol- den in connection with the gymna- sium project in that city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
WATSON REINSTATED

NEW YORK, April 13.-Morris Watson, reinstated as an Associated Press reporter by the 5-4 decision of the Supreme Court, reported for work at the New York office this morning and asked and received weeks leave to wind up the affairs as managing producer of the WPA project, the Living Newspaper"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
ON PATROL DUTY

The Game Commission vessel Grizzly Bear sailed for Tenakee and way points this morning on patrol duty Assistant Executive Officer Clarence Rhode and Warden Doug las Gray were aboard, planning to get back within the week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13

Joe Jean Of the Goodnews Bay mining region is returning to his operations in that district after spending the winter Outside.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13

There were l3l companies or in- diyiduals producing airplanes. for domestic civil use in 1886.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13
SULLIVAN GOES WEST

M. J. Sullivan, an oldtimer, left on the Alaska for the Westward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-13

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Evening star., 1937-08-03

l"3H 10th N.W.-Single or Doubt. twin
beds, near bath and shower c hw., 81
urh
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WAIT FOR
1IST 18TH ST. n w.
READY SEpTEMPEp I

1NSPEC. SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
"i"4 FRANKLIN ST. Ne. 'COR. .6thI--6
r. IN. k, >. and 3 ~: water. rlec gas; :.
porcheS ,sIId Il .. -. mo. - wk. Open. >
J5uJ "ti 81. w. tgth AND KENNEDY
Corner APP. OF J rooms. kitchen, bath. with
eiectri': refrigeratlon on house current; all
oulSld& rooms rent. 500 month. See
resident manager or call EDW. L. STRO-
HECkER. Met. 21l3
HAMILTON COURTS. 2l4o N ST, NV
Attractive. cheerful. arm kitchen. bath
s2..: elec. reig. SO 81 per month See
.eS mgr. UNION STORAGE Co. 1O5 Fla
ave. NV. North olu4.
S6o-NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK
Corner apt. 2 exposures, :, rooms kit and
bath; fireplace, cedar closets dinette set
tub and shower: free relrlgeration; high
ceilings. oe!!g ful SURROUNDINGS. THE
CLARENDON. $50 Colorado ave. NV.
:'0!5 9Th ST. NV APT. II, ROOMS,
Kit bath; reasonable. M. cars, bus.
Adams ,SSJ-J
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AIR COOLED
"9"9 Connecticut Ave.
can Address of Cbarzpter

The ROYALTON APARTMENT 9lS NJ
.w.-Apartment OF ) rooms and bath: at
tTactive, clean centrally located. rent, 500
per month. Four rooms and bath $50 per
month. exactly as advertised. j. A. HAY
DEN, agent or representative on premises
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT OF 3 INNS,
XII. and bath, Rent. SjJ.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. I131 St. : w
~. 18th ST. Sc. BLOCK FROM CAR
. rooms. kitchenette private bath. gas.
elec, heat incl; adults -
DOWNTOWN APT NEAR NET CLUB >
rooms. kitchen. dineltt bath and large
roof garden Rent reasonable PERCY IL
RO5SEi co. l.'l K ST, NV.
:. RMS KIT. BATH. HEAT: IN EXCEL
lent n w. section. rent only So, 90. PERCY
II. kUSSELL co lLHl 4 Il II "
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AIR COOLED
o9o9 Connecticut Ave
IAN address OF Character"
1l0l PENNA. AVE Sc RMS. KTTCH-
ell. bath heated 81" 50
4"3 HAMILTON ST NV ROOMS
kitchen, semi-priyste bath elec refriger-
ation. gaS. eIec. Adults Georgia 93rI
WINTON- STANLEY
14ll Harvard 81. N W
Rooms. Kitchen. Bath.
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PRINCE KARL. 1901 X st. nw-Clean
airy. single double rm.. run. water. SWITCH
board. hotel service: 500 week up.
1874 COLUMBIA RID. $3.50 wk: single
rms, double. 50: clean outside. baths:
c w; : car lines: gentlemen Adams 1OGl3
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th ST. NV
Nicely furnished single rooms running
water. next bath. S4,JO-SG; double. 81;
showers elevator
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WATT FOR
c4OG 10th ST N w.
READY SEPT IEMRtR


READY SEPTEMBER l.
INSPECT SUNDAY AFTERNOONS.
IILDEN GARDENS. CONN. AVE. AND
lllden st,-Apzrtments consisting Of !
and ) bed rooms living room, dining room,
kllcheh and bath; large apartments have
sun room and :. baths. Prices range from
SO to sl35. Phone Cleveland 5:}:i4
3To" GEORGIA AVE. NW.-s-ROOM,
Kitchen and bath apt; very modern. In
spectlon week days.
l"34 QUEEN ST NE-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen, dinette: new building: S4l so per
month. CHAS. A. CARLISLE. l NJ st. sw.
Lincoln 4SOS. q
"5?4 / 9TH ST. NV. GUST SO COLUMBIA
fd rooms, kit. bath. rec. hall, inc
porch; Frigidaire; adults: So so.
ENTIRE End FL, ) RMS, KIT BATH.
shower: clean. cool. quiet. heat, gas elec
phone 32l L st ne.
65Q!g NEWTON PL. NW-ENTIRE SEC
ond moor, 8 rooms. bath. rear porch; cleo.
gas III. -w.h.>; S35 mo. -
Is 9th ST. sE-2 FRONT ROOMS. KIT.
S35. Call after e pm.
1922 PA. AVE NW.-:s LARGE RMS,
foyer. kitchen, bath. Frlgidalre; modern
reaS. rental
ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH
reirlseration, lights and gas furnished;
adults. .oo4 Shepherd st. ne A.
ATTRACTIVE. NEW DUPLEX APT.-TWO
rooms, dinette. kitchen. bath screened-in
porch, Reas. rent. 1904 4th st. NV. Key
at Apt. /. Phone Adams 34.l
ONE ROOM KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH,
private entrance: gas. cleo. heat, c.h.w..
telephone $50. Adults. IA Sth st. Sc.
~ QUINCY PL. NE: ROOMS. SEMI
private bath. No objection to small child.
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READY TO MOVE IN

. rms, kit, bath furn.. $3.50: beauti-
ful corner. turn., Sf,,,.5o :. rms kit, bath
uniurn., 81 80: built-in furnace that has
never been Installed before. One of the
best locations in city AT Rock Greek Park
near Taft Bridge. 24l0 10Th st. NV,
resident manager.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

8 FRANKLIN ST. HYATTSVILLEIS
large unf. rooms: heat. light. gas furnished;
Tor young people. Greenwood 1908.
ROOMS. KITCHEN. DINErTE AND
bath, hot-water heat and electricity fur
nished: $40 month. Central ave. and End
ST.. berwyp, Md. Greenwood 2s22
S3i 30 RMS. KITCHENETTE BATH
'front.' porch; newly papered painted; near
stores. bus. 2so1 Pershing dr. Lyon PIX. va,
MODERN BRICK APTS: GOOD LOCA.
ton; looms, dinette. kitchen and bath.
porch 6o5 N. irving St. Arlington Va
6os GARLAND AVE, TAKOMh PARK
Groom and bath apt. with garage, heat
and hot water furnished; $50
MORRISON AGENCY,
Citizens Bank Bldg, Takoma Park, Nd.
Shep. 3i4i
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APARTMENTS UkFURklshED

$500 9th ST. N W.-rWO ROOMS. KITCH-
ell. bath; modern :-story corner building.
Rents ranging from AlJ to 500. See resi-
drnt manhser. EDW. l.. SIkOHECktR.
Mtl rNDulLIIu - :. Y
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

and : sts n.x.-i room. KIT. bath. com. SOM
pletel' farn: nens slys. risidaire; day
kitchenette. ETC.. nicely furn. linens.
dishes. silver. 4O7 q st. NV. opp. park.
SOME FREE RENT. OTHER INDUCE
rent by wk.. mo. or yr. Tel. Met. s7al. -
1900 COLUMBIA RD.. NW-L1vING
room bed room. kitchen. bath: all outside;
sttractlyeiy ,dtr.a fuIni; urn; cont! hot water cleo.
WANTED = INTELLIGENT. COMPANION
able young woman to share Groom apart
ment with another. near Rock Greek Park
REPLY at once, Box 497-J, Star. -
1902 g ST; W:MNEATLY FURNISHED
walking distance Govt bldss.
1884 WEE ST. s E. APT 3-TWO LARGE
bsepS norsb si'chen dining Ssreened
CONNECT1CUT AVENUE-TWo ROOMS,
kitchen. bath. heat. furnished, rent rea-
sonable; PERCY H. RUSSELL CO., 1881
MADISON APTs., 1879 EYE ST. NV
S45.o Two rooms and bath. $4,000. -.
> RMS, KITCHEN. GAS ELEC., HEAT.
semi-priv. bath: $45 month. 1874 A
st. ne.
I'll ON 81, NEr-LlplNI RUM. BED
room kitchen semi-bath. Frigidaire: EN-
ployed couple: $50 week. Lincoln O1S3M
23l 18th ST. SE.-FIRST-FLOOR.N NEW
ly furn;. . large rooms; 3 exposures; ra-
dio; Frigidaire
TAKoMA-2 ia, ,s RMS; KIT. BATH, PORCH;
lst st. NV, corner Van Buren,.
SO! MINTWOOD PL. NW.-DELIGHT-
fully cool, 3 expos. 5 rms. bath and
porch; reasonable. Columbia 5570.
:. LARGE ROOMS AND KIT. ELEc.
refg., heat. light gas and phone; S4250
month. ;!Gls 18th st. ne. North O553 .
UP-To-DATE. -RM., BATH APT. BEAU
tyfest couch eltc. reig. Hotpoint grill.
Mason Art. l14l X. l. ave. ,or Conn.
AT M -
Young lady viii share apt, with another
or rent room; separate bed rooms. -
!llo ST. NW.-Young man. share
bachelor apt. with another; so; maid
service. See elevator operator.
WOODLEY PARK TOWERS - SUBLET
until January !. completely furnished two
bed rooms. each twin beds. large living
room. dining room apartment; rent, xloJ
available now Or September /. Adams 1ii.
DOWNTOWN 1906 K ST. N.W-BACH-
elor apartment. entire tioor. two large
rooms; bath. grill, Frgidaire; completely
furnished
1904 9Th ST. NW-Ist-FLOOR APT,
living room. bed room. kitchen light, gas.
refrigerator. SO per month Basement
apartment. refrigerator, SO. Also one bed
room 81 = per month. -
SUBLET. COMPLETELY FURNISHED. s.
room, kit, bath apt. in large hotel in
NV. Phone Adams ol5S. -
= FRONT ROOMS GAS ELEC. PHONE
c h W, INV h.. $50 wk: :, adults. 1926
Otls pl. NV. Convenient. comfortable. %
LADY DESIRES TO SHARE HER WELL
furnished bed-lving room apt with con-
genial young woman: cooking privileges;
$50 month. Call before $50 pm
HILLCREST .,309 36th ST. S SE-FIRST
floor. > rooms. kitchen bath; new house
and furniture; couple Lincoln 0952-M. %
OVERLOOKING LOVELY PARK ROOSE-
welt Hotel ideal home for four; every conv +;
reaS. after >. Decatur OSOU. Apt. y -
HIS K ST W-TWO ROOMS FRONT;
attractive: gas. electricity. linens. dishes.
silver. 81 90.
Sth S,r TWO ROOMS AND
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

DETACHED. COOL ATTR: ORIENTAL,
rugs. piano. linen. silver: reas; Aug-Sept.
Longer optional. Dec. 45Os
6-RM. HOUSE. COMPLETELY FURE:
6nllt in sarage. in NV. Washington reas.
Sterling MAJ
CLEVELAND PARK. "945 NEWARK ST
Attractive S-room detached house new oil
burner. Eectroux refg: near schools and
shopping center. SANDOZ, INC, Decatur
4Ul0.
$50" 9TH ST NV. : CONVENIENT
schools and churches; rooms: so
:i3O9 HARRISON ST CHI. CH-RENr
mo. completely furnished: cool Chevy
Chase: reaS. CleY. Jti:j. or Clev. 164as
5-ROOM DETACHED HOUSE, ARRANGED
TOT = famllleS, am L.; contents reason a bic,
low rent; white ueighborS; $50 cash.
name address. occup. Box Blk, Star. 3s
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.

DESIRABLE 4-BED- ROOM CORNER. m
good NV. section; INV h. new c. E. box.
gas range. so. Call BETHEL, DIST.
Evening star., 1937-08-03

329 OGLETHORPE NW-Room and pri-
vate bath employed couple; comfortable;
| rea
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BOATS.

BABY CHICKS blood tested all breeds
VIM. James e. Son. 6l9 K st. NV. Metro.
rolltan 0OSS
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1873 PARK RID NW.-ist FLOOR AND
finished basement Apartment in private
home, , rooms. Dahlry. screened back
porch. yard a4d sarage. Private bath
ktCltatl tluu room. OIL burner. Electro
REFRIGERATOR. Heat and electricity fur
nlNhed. Refined adults only. Must he
seen to be appreciated. Adams 4s3.I.
apartments. cool AIRY. clean: $50 10 SO.
Call owners once, 81" l?th ST NV.
:i5uG 10th ST. DELIGH FULLY
cool fine location: 3 rooms. bath. porch
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PETWORTH. POI Jefferson st. NV
Bed-liv. .rm.. private bath; gentle adults.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

OPEN LAUNCH lift; canvas top T.
II p. Palmer engine; perfect condition.
bargain. SIpU Box ti.I-J Star
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CONVENIENT NV. LOCATION-Deslrab
front room. near bath with shower. other
convenienceS, reasonable. Adams l.J5.
BIS 18th ST. NW.-Large front room.
4 windows semi private bath; gentle
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

Mr.. SENATE OFF. BLDG. ia c ST Ne
st floor. 4 rms, pr. bath. newly Aurn. and
dec; quiet. cool. Met 1929. A.
LADY SHARE MODERN, COOL. ONE
another. North O576. Ext. 407. 3'
COOL. QUIET HIGH; LARGE RMS,
nicely furn.: Is windows. PVT. b th; sdults.
012 OIlethorpe 1t. NV. Georgia 3A37.
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THE VIVIAN, 1928 G st. NV = Just
opened; 100 large. airy, ideal guest rooms,
near shower baths: plenty hot water
Cholce or all new. modern or maple furni-
ture. with double or twin beds. inner-coil-
spring mattresses. Venetian blinds; double
rooms. 80 SlH N1
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DOWNTOWN tConn. .)-Laree studio rn1. In
exclu hotel-apt.: every comfort: private:
cool; reaS,: unlin. phone. Met. 1873. ewes.
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1913 L ST. W.-Nice. clean single rooms.
So weekly; also lovely front double room,
rpdprnratpi l.