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Evening star., 1937-06-27

Screen lite" shades, created By
Orry-Kelly. fashion designer for
Warner Brother Stars. Sold At
JOSEPH R. HARRIS where
heat takes a holiday" on hts four
air-cooled floors. 1924 r ST.
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Miss Elizabeth Smltskamp. sister
OF the bride, was the maid OF honor,
wearing an orchid chiffon redinRote
made over taffeta with a Peter Pan
STYLE collar with bow Of chiffon velvet
In front to match the gown. A velvet
sash tied in bow and with streamers
down the back of the dress was the
only trimming She wore gold
slippers natural colored lace mitts and
4 tiara Of larkspur and delphinium to
blend with the color of her gown.
She carried an old fashioned bouquet
OF the same flowers.
The matron Of honor was Mrs.
Gerdhart Frederick Smitskamp, sister
in-law of the bride, who was dressed
like the maid of honor in yellow.
The bridesmaids, Mrs. Paul Leonard
King Miss Ester Bright, Miss Mar
earet Grossmann of Washington and
groom. wore gowns of nile green made
over yellow taffeta made like the
former attendants. They also wore
the same headress and carried old
fashioned bouquets OF mixed Summer
flowers and natural lace mitts.
Lieut.. Phillip c. Sterling of Cam
bridge, Md, WAS the best man and the
ushers were Mr. Ralph Harries Of
Takoma Park, Md; Mr.. Gerdhart
Frederick Smitskamp, Mr. Wallace
Alden and Mr.. Paul Leonard King
Of Washington.
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was held at the home OF
the brides parents where Mrs. Smits-
kamp received with the bridal couple
wearing a coronation blue marquisite
dress made over flowered taffeta
fashioned on long lines with short
puf1ed sleeves. She wore silver slip
psrs and corsage bouquet of pink
roses. Mrs. Stacy was in q black
marquisite gown made with a jacket
bound with printed silk of black and
white field flowers and she wore
eorsage bouquet Of gardenias.
Summer flowers and palms and
ferns formed the decorations in the
living room. Music was rendered BY
the same decorations in the living
room. Music was rendered oy tie
same artists who gave the program
1T the church
The bride and bridegroom left that
evening for q motor trip through the
South, Mrs. Stacy wearing q brown
sheer printed cape suit with yellow
accessories and a corsage bououe. of
johanna Hill roses for her travelling
outfit. They will make their home
at IS Elm avenue, Takoma Park, Md,
after July /.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. Thomason, Miss
Mary Aline Thomason, Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Dameron Of Charlotte, N
C.: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans of
Louisville, Ky, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
P. Stabler of Sperryville, Md; Mr..
and Mrs. J. Benton Stacy, Mrs. Betty
Stacy, Miss Annie Stacy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Berve Warsham. Mrs. Earl Warsham
OF Ruffln, N c.; Mr., and Mrs. N. L.
Hawkins Of Flovery Branch. Ca:
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Shore of VIM
ston-Salem, N. G.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win c. Powell of Rockville, Md; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert T. Stacy of West
Hartford. Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Sterling Of Cambridge. Md.
Mrs. Stacy WAS graduated from Will
eon Teachers College in Washington
IN 1895. She is member OF Sigma
Tau Delta and Sigma Alpha Chi So
forities. She belongs to the Twenty
Club OF Wilson Teachers College and
also to the Areme Chapter, No. 10,
Order OF the Eastern Star.
B. Mr.. Stacy attended Washington
College at Chestertown. Nd, Colum-
o1a Tech and George Washington
University,
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II 0~O~
lished the
FORD va
as an out
S t a n d i n &
value among
fine cars. 1t
provides the
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Miss Dorothy Patterson
And Mr.. Ballenger Wed.

The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Hamilton Patterson, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. George K. Patterson of
Weaverville, to Carl Hermon Ballenger,
/. Son OF Mrs. Donald Theodore Ballenger
and the late Mr. Ballenger of WASH
ington, took place Wednesday after
noon at $50 O'Clock at the Weaver
vile Presbyterian Church. with DR..
H. B. Dendy, pastor Of the church,
officiating
), The church was banked with palms
and pines interspersed with five can
e delabra each bearing five cathedral
.tapers. The windows Of the church
were decorated with ivy and burning
tapers.
Prior to the ceremony, Mrs w.
D. Ferguson, organist, and Miss
Josephine Osborne, pianist, played.
. The bride, who was given in mar
Siaee by her father, wore \ wedding
gown OF Duchess satin. which had
been worn by her aunt. Mrs. John
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tiEuS OH uIlLu
6:45 it
starts again at
10 pm. and goes
on and on! You
dance to Sid
n ey' s lifting
melodies . in
divine air-cOOled
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I" DANCING BEGINS WITH
COCKTAILS" at
the MAYFLOWER LOUNGE. Yes,
the music starts at 4:45 and con-
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is 4 graduate Of the National Cathe-
dral School Of Warrington. D. c., and
Katherine Gibbs Of Boston.
Mr. Bronaugh 10 . practicing attor-
ney In Washington. D. c., and a grad
uate Of George Washington Univer-
sity.
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STOCKINGS tnaJ
h a We tn e
z r a n d E S t
wearing quail
ties for busy
feet . at
81 90 pair, and
that come in
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u SNNAAv
when you see
the collection of
hAnd-cut wood
block Japanese
Pri n is, Mrs.
Moore ts sale
ing At greatly
reduced prices
MAnv are nv
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l. II II y y u
c q n 3 q y
s | m b ! d.
ium'." But,
says Helene.
here Is q So
lution-take
your moth
eatAn clothes
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Is the nrst
port O. call. On
the three lovely
floors. they'll find
an infinite variety
OF delightful Bon
Voyage tokens
and going away"
gil is. Playing
cards, stationery,
A..Nk
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" TACQUEL1N STORY HAS
GROWING PAINS"
But. gosh. how she enjoys them.
It means-that because she's en-
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.IrAERA SHElQ4

into the SOUTHERN STELOS for
invisible "IN-WOVEN" repairs.
Work on silks and linens, too. 6l3
TWELFTH ST.
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ding trip. the former wearing a printed
sheer dress with = Leshorn hat. They
will make their home at II Wine
avenue, Hyattsville, Md, upon their
return.
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'"::";3 D.: !; %5.:e lou"
ulIH

" SING A SONG OF SUM-
MER" there's such
= lifting gaiety in the stunning
clothes-the white jacket dresses.
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home At LandSdovne, Pa, after an
extended trip to Bermuda.

Miss NAsmi Fraley
Married to Mr.. Barber.
MRS. SAMUEL MOORE OF Nor
wood announces the marriage
Of her daughter, Miss Naomi Elizabeth
Fralry, to Mr.. Leroy w. Barber OF
Washington. The marriage took place
on Tuesday. After July IS Mr.. ana
Mrs. Barber viii make their home in
Washington.
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" A RE YOU A H1GHBROW
or q lowbrov7" Which,
ever you are will Be smartly de-
termined BY Mr.. Cropper Of ILL
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wraps. Hurry! SUITE So5, Ameri-
can Bldg. 1917 r ST.
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" NEVER CONTENT TO
80 REST ON HIS
LAURE1S" FORD has branched
out In the two-engine field =. and
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" CURLY LOCKS, CURLY
LOCKS, where hAve
you been?" Why to HEADS, Of
course Where Mr.. Head and hh
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-. with interesting pieces Of glass
ware, unusual vases, stunning ash
trays ideal for gifts. Hurry in.
1870 CONN. AVE. DEC. 1914.
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qualities which people most desire
safety. riding comfort, roomi-
ness, appearance, power to a
degree uncommon In = car in the
low priced field. And to make
FORD V-8 ownership possible for
still more people, the 1887 car is
offered with two engine sizes .
the 80 horsepower V-8 engine
and the "85" horsepower VS. en-
eine. Beyond the choice Of power
plants, the 1897 FORD VS. is one
car In size. appearance, comfort
and all-steel body. Stop by your
favorite Washington Ford Dealer
and see the infinite variety OF
models. A FORD V-8 will cost you
only s25 a month after the usual
low down payment.
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" HELENEs NOT GOING
TO WASTE YOUR
TINE" With superlatives about
what 4 fine sale this Is. It's self
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dancing Join
the trium phant
colony of sm art
folk on the breeze
swept SHOREHAM
TERRACE. Sum-
mer is cool and de-
lightful there
with the fresh
greennees of Rock
~>A ~-N~ -
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table. Dance to "Barnee's" music
and enjoy the scintilating floor
show. Phone Robert"
o700.
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''' w WOOLHOUND!" eays
the Moth. "Onc snin Of = fine wool
fabric-and I track 1t down faster
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tosraph books. FIRST Aid Xits,s
sewing kits and Bon Voyage
greeting cards, an infinite variety.
most delightfully."- priced. COS 18th
Ct.
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and replenish your wardrobe for
town and travel with several smart
dresses for street or evenlne-from
the enticing Sale racks. 1909
CONN. AVE.
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4" THEY COVER A MULTI
TUDE OF SHINS"
Just because they wear 30 well,
Helene Is talking OF MOULD silk
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salon. Free parking. 34l6 CONN.
AVE. Phone CL. 250O.
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THE SIDEWALKS
OF WASHINGTON

Whot IS the
snort thing TO
weor in town.
Lunch or dine OF
the ne crest
Ndevolk cote,
secluded eorden
feoFoom o. root
qorden . ond
find the onsverl
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at Asian AR1S. MAny Are by
modern artists some are repro
duction4 of old master-all are
lovely and enticingly priced.
ll43 CONN. AVE.
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g WHEN IN THE COURSE
OF HUMID EVENTS"
it becomes necessary to seek
cool comfort while dining and
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/" .ONcE IN A BLUE MOON"
E. actually once a
year L1NARD, INC, has a
SALE! It's on now with re-
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U A IL ASHORE THAT'RE
GOING ASHORE.
will hnd that MR.. FOSTERS AIR
Cooled" REMEMBRANCE SHOP
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and one that'll keep her happy for
days out Flower phone" GUIDE
DIS. $3.50. 1924 CONN. AVE.
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"...HELENE DECLARES A
'HALF-YEAR DIV1-
DEND' to her feminine read
ers-gratis! It's an entire reduc-
ing treatment and exer-
!. 4 q 7 {: ! ! !: : ]" ! ! !
-M else workout at the
MV EMILE HEALTH CLUB
NtV and includes steam
(W binet, ring-roller,
" rowing machine, me-
II chanical bike. shower
and hose. It costs you
~ NOT HING. Simply
-- mention this item and
ASs0AD ask for An appointment.
Mon, Tues. or Wed.-day or eve
ming class. You'll love 1t! 1921
CONN. AVE. DIS. 1891.
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6 EvEN CUCUMBERs GO
80 - TO THE PALAIS
ROYAL FOUNTAIN TEA ROOM
to keep cool" Truly. you'll feel
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\ happier pereRri-
nation! Be sure to
send 4 Bon Voy-
age" basket, cor
sage or box Of her
= favorite flowers to
! the ship. just be-
fore she sails. It's
:. a gesture, she'll
never FORGET
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3" WHATEVER BE HER
DESTINATION"
for her summertime vacation
flowers from GUIDE will be your
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Miss Margot Bro1ton
And Mr.. Johnston Wed

Continued on Page E-e, Column
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-08
BUSHERS PRIME FOR INAUGURAL
 BATTLE TONIGHT
Merchants and Cardinals Come Out of Practice
 with Lineups Set

With tomorrow's scheduled open ing of Gastineau Channel League baseball deferred one week, the hun gry roar of the local baseball fans is to be partially stilled this evening by the meeting between the two lower loop squads, the Merchants and the Cardinals.
 The two bush outfits tossed the first bone to the lion in the missing stands last Saturday evening, when they staged a seven inning practice tilt, with the newly sormed Merch- ants aggregation topping the Cards by a to 2 score. But, considerable re-adjustment of performers has taken place since then, and from the latest diamond-side reports, all should be on an even keel for the meeting tonight.
 The two minor league teams have managed to get in a bit more prac- tice than have their seniors and with the practice game tucked away are ready to level in this evenings $ encounter, which is set for seven innings. beginning at 6.30 o'clock, at Firemen's Park, and is carded as the opening of the bush circuit schedule of fifteen games.
 Even the umpires profited by last weeks tryout, and Arbiter-in-C Chief Everett Novel; promises to have a set of officials on hand tonight that will come through with popular guesses in even the closest plays.
 Both managers, Al Bloomquist, of the Merchants, and Fry Hagerup, of the Cards, were able to judge the putentialities of their wage earners, and have dished out suits to the pick of the lot. Also, both team leaders now have their line ups set, with each of their men in lis right spot. However, both lead- CTS are keeping their batting orders under cover until game time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-08
JUNEAU SCOUTS LEAVE SOON FOR
 WASHINCT0N,D.C.
Hallie Rice, Bob Scott, Lee Lucas Plan to Attend
 National Jamboree

Three Boy Scouts of Juneau, Lee Lucas, Hallie Rice and Bob Scott, are to attend the Boy Scout Jam boree in Washington, D. C., from June Is to-June 28, participating in activities which will draw Scouts from all parts of the States and Territories.
 The three, who may be joined by other qualified Juneau Scouts be- fore their departure, are to meet the troop of Scouts from Hawaii in the early part of June and travel with them across Canada to New York and then to Washington, D. c.
 A traditional accompaniment of the Jamboree is the exchange of souvenirs by boys from all parts of the country, and in keeping with the custom, the Juneauites will take with them articles representative of Alaska for exchange with other Scouts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-08
Martha S0Ciety's !, Ice Cream Social
 Is Set for May 19

Plans were made at the meeting of the Martha Society yesterday for the ice cream social at which the society will entertain on We'd nesday, May 19, in the parlors of the Northern Light Presbyterian Shnrch.
 The affair. to which the public is invited, will commence with serv- ing of luncheon between 11;30 a. m and 1:30 D. m, and will continue through the afternon when ice cream, tea and cake will be served.
 Proceeds of the afternoon will be devoted to church purposes.
 Appointed by Mrs. Ray Peter man, president to make arrange ments for the affair were the follow ing committee. members:
 Kitchen committee Mrs. George fcIce, Mrs. E. K. Robinson, Mrs. John
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-08

Rogers, Mrs Gunnar Blomgren, Mrs. Charles Sey, Mrs E, J. Cowl- ing.
 Candy Mrs. Byron Miller, Mrs. Howard Wilcox, Mrs. Rather inc Hooker.
 Dining Room-Mrs. Homer Nord- ling. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. N. L. Troast, Mrs. Ella Still, Mrs. John Chase, Mrs. Burford Carmichael, Mrs. Earle Bug e, Mrs. Kenneth Junge, Mrs Elizabeth Thompson Mrs. Henry Larson, Mrs. Roella- ford
 Mrs. Roellaford and Mrs. Miller were hostesses at the dessert lunch can meeting yesterday. The next meeting of the Society will be a social gathering at the summer home of Mrs. Gunnar Blomgren lon May 2l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-08
.DR. COUNCIL IN
 AUTO ACCIDENT
No One Injured as Car Is Wrecked in South
 ern California

Wore was received in Juneau to- day that Dr. w. w. Council, driv- ing from Los Angeles enroute to Seattle was involved in an automo- bile accident yesterday when the car which he was driving was badly damaged as the result of a blow out.
 None of the passengers was in- jured. Dr. Council is believed to have been accompanied by Mrs. Council, and his daughter, Miss Mary Lee Council, when the acci- dent occurred.
 Dr. Council is purchasing new car and will sail as scheduled from Seattle for Juneau a week from to- day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-08
Rev. 0IafsOn Is to Present Fina!
 Service Sunday

Rev. Erling K Olalson who leaves Monday for the south upon com pletion of six years of service in Juneau, is presenting his farewell sermon at the Resurrection Luth- eran church tomorrow, Mothers Day
 Mrs. Lola Mae Alexander will sing "The Holy City" at the service, while the senior and junior choirs will sing anthems.
 Rev John L. Cauble. successor to Rev. Oiafson, is now en route north and VII present his first service here on Sunday, May 30. No ser vices will be held at the Lutheran Church on May l6 and May 23
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-08
STREET WASHING NOTICE

STREET WASHING NOTICE Parking of cars on South Frank lin St. south of Triangle Corner that will interfere with street washing operations will not be permitted Sundaym orning after 3 o'clock.
 DAN RALSTON, adv. Chief of Police.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-08

There are two blacksmith shops in Jacksonville, Fla, where horse shoeing is a speciality.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-08

Tr- an Empire ad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-08
INDIAN COUPLE HELD

Charged with breaking into the home of Mrs Fanny Olson on Will loughby Avenue and taking some coats. Billy Hanson and Helen Eric, Indians are held in the Federal jail in default of $500 bail each. They were arraigned this morning in Commissioners court.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-08

Dutch Says, At 2 pm. the crowd was too large to allow me to view the new light bldg. so I came over here to insert an ad Mistook an old timer leaning against the Gold stein Bldg. for a Totem Pole, had to look twice. As we look back across the years there are traits at least that enable us to remember our friends; i.e., their unselfishness, their musical talents and their sense of humor.
 Diamond T trucks are good com mercial companions. We still have plenty of brake lining and lamp bulbs left, can check up car and give you a w. s. sticker.
 DUTCH'S ECONOMY GARAGE.
 adv.
Evening star., 1937-02-12

s65.OO ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH
400 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Two spacious rooms. reception hall
large kitchen. tiled bath room Un-
usually We" furnished, Located in
and switchboard service
See MISS MCNEIL Res. Mgr, Col. 0336.
Francis Scott Key Apt. Hotel,
goth and r sts n.w.-I room Kit bath
Sdepisse SeY wea iun ani hneNs; ti s1ver e'oalre'
INTOWN-2 RMS. FUR, $50.
Fireproof; elevator bldg; neatly furn
h.k apt. marble bath. 1424 K st. NV.
Phone National 5437.
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Geo. 64s3 927 I5tn s. ,st. 3121.
NEAR CAPITOL-HkVE SEVERAL NE.
or Sc: $50 cash up. MRS. WILLIAMS.
CT
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

BROOM BUNGALOW: FINISHED ATTIC.
hardwood floors: modern conveniences. A
S. BROCKMAN COZ Jefferson ave. River
dale Md. Hyattsville 29a-W.
IN OLD GEORGETOWN-FIVE ROOMS,
bath small garden. oll-burner heat; near
34th and o SITS: price reasonable. Address
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S5,95O-CONVENIENT NE. SECTION
Six large rooms. modern: can be arranged
for - families Easy terms and real bar
gain. Call National 143g till pm.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
MERRILL MANSIONS.

hHASAIAdA 4A1A4No4oANo,
1861 Fairmont st. n.w.-Sunny front cor
ner apt. private bath Electrolux.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE
attractive apt. with 2 others.
$50 mo. References. Phone
after 6 pm, Hotel Roosevelt,
221.
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WAPLE & JAMES. INC.

This is an unusual opport unity TO pur-
chase "a lovely detached home amid prop
critics in an averaEe price range OF ap-
proXimateiy S@0.00u. II you are seeking
a wooded setting IL a quiet and refined
atmosphere and vet very accessible 10 the
heart OF the city arrange for prompt in
spectlou OF this particular Offering This
is Southern Colonial, certer-hau plan.
brick construction There are splendid
rooms. = tiled baths, firSt-floor den with
iavdtory adjoining. automatic heat. ga
rage. A reasonable sum can undoubtedly
be allowed Tor minor and yet necessary re-
decorating. Immediate possession
THOS. j FISHER & COMPANY. INC,
13N 18th ST. NV. District $3.50.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.
Continued.

1904 14th ST NW-ONE ROOM KIT
chen, bath. porch suitable for ! or .
adults; heat furnished; reasonable. Adams
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NEW. OElACHED,
AL brick. In Marietta Park NV. Builder
Will sacrifice or take small trade. 6 large
rooms . baths. open fireplace. recreation
room. auto heat latest kitchen equipment.
yard 100 Fl. deep. garage; near bus, cars
and stores. Georgia Abs.
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APARTMENTS FUR OR UNEUR-

505l N. H. AVE. APT. 2Ol-SUBLET At
tractively furnished two-room kitchenette
and bath apartment; available Immediately.
~
1Ti4 CHURCH ST. NV, NEAR DUPONT
Clrcle-4 rooms, bath. front; garden;
kitchen
WOCDRIDGE-3013 S. DAKOTA AVE
ne - rooms. kitchen and bath. anil,
heat, gas cleo furnished
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EXCELLENT VALVES

L2AO1AILlIN
5003 Tth ST N.W-S6g SO
New house condition. consisting Of living
room dining room 3 bed rooms > inclosed
porches. kitchen and bath garage
1911 MORSE ST. NE-S59 80
LiN ing room, dining room. 3 bed rooms
kitchen and path. , porChes, garage
49u9 CHEVY CHASE BLVD MD
just OF Wisconsin Ave-S1g5O
Just ike new. Living room with fire.
place. dining room , bed rooms Kitchen
ana bath electrical retrlgeration. garage
liNi <. CAFRITZ. DIST aOAM
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ROOMS UkFURNIsHED.
ROOMS FUR. 6 UNFUR.

HOUsEKEEPING ROOMS also apartment;
no objection to children; l block from
Capitol and Congressional Library. Met
ropolitan $3.50.
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ROOMS WANTED.

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, employed. light
sleeper. wants secluded. unfurnished room
acceptable: no Housekeeping privileges
wanted. Address Box BARD. Star office.
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2144 H ST NW-Nice room. next to bath.
twin beds: two gentlemen. Govt. employees:
a
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1448 PARK RID. NV.
8 ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH AND

Gas. electricity. Frigidaire free: beauti-
fully furnished: modern bldg, elevator
convenient to stores and theaters: bus and
street car at corner. Resident manager
Evening star., 1937-02-12

COOPERATIVE CLUB 1907 Eye st NV
Cooperate to reduce living expenses; rooms.
s. so weekly up; board, So so weekly. 13'
SILVER SPRING-For couple. Govt en-
ployed preferred: S35 each. Call after 5
D m. Phone Shepherd 44n5-J l2s
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ApARTMENTs FURNISHED


1saa,s 1924 PARk slz,Is. Rp; NW;Es ATTRAcTIvE
overstufed furniture; nr. car and bus line
90 MASS. AVE. N.W-BED-LIVING
room and KITCHEN: nicely furnished; first
floor: reasonable.
basement apt 40s Srd ST. NV. -
1906 N ST NV. Apt. 35-Giri to share
attractive apartment: S25. Call after s
pm. District 1868.
lib 9Th ST. NV RMS. KIT. PVT.
bath; conv downtown; rent reas incl. gas,
cleo. phone. Frigidaire. Met. 50s4.
TWO ROOMS. LIGHT HoUsEKEEPING;
gas, electricity. 1020h 9th st. ne. 12'
STUDIO APT-soMETH1NG OUT or
nlshed living room fireplace balcony. high
ceilings. 2 bed rooms. closets. tile bath.
kitchen, Frigidaire. oil furnace; near car
lines: lease not required. Col. 1862.
young lady to share newly furn. apt; ref
erences required. Address Box 1850. Star
ofhce.
270s ONTARIO RD-2 ROOMS, KITCH-
enetts E. %ndGTs d,np r0Gm ktehenette;
furn. Groom apt. electric refrigeration. oil
heat. Will accommodate 3 or 4. Col. 1O472.
NEAR 10th AND G SITS. NW.-3 RMS,
kitchen. dinette bath. porch. electric re-
frigeration; $3.50.
La SALE. 1923 CONN. AVE. APT. 919-
room and bath. comnleteIy furnished. '
1919 MILITARY RD. N.w.-LIv. RIM.
bed rm. kit. oath, completely furn.: best
Ch Oh location; conven bus. stores; $40;
including heat. light, gas and elec. re-
frigeration. Adults.
1704 M ST. N.w.-NICELY FURNISHED.
large studio room and kitchen; Frigidairei;
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3l45 10th ST NW-New guest house:
Groom suite, private bath: vacancies: $50
lln. excellent meals La
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IN MT. PLEASANT. 1925 LAMONT ST
n.w.-i0 rooms tG bed rooms. . baths;
hot-water heat electricity; excellent con-
dttlon. Immediate possession: SI25 mo.
1910 18th ST. NV rooms, > baths.
gas heat, electric refrigeration; $50 month.
Immediate possession
BOSS & PHELPS,
14l1 K NV National 1900
Evening star., 1937-02-12

II v ST. NW.-Nicely furnished room.
ami; c.hw; reasonable. Phone North
Evening star., 1937-02-12
SG.s50-DETACHED HOME
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Conveniently situated n Brightwood Park
on a wide avenue, only a few steps from
every home requirement. Six rooms pretty
bath. hOtwater heat. hardwood floors Gone
over like b.and-new. pretty trees shrub
berry and priced very modest. See !. at
once. Phone
R NJ HOOKER. Metropolitan 1853.
Evenings , to g Call Cleveland I1I0
Evening star., 1937-02-12

NEAR WARDMAN. 2sI9 2sth st.-Large,
pleasant Ind floor, newly decorated; well
furnished warm; S25 If permanent.