davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1937-12-29
MdrceY Best Capital
Murksmun For Season

D. c. championship last May.
was next in line with an aver.
age of 1850, while Frank Bur-
roughs placed third with .9252.
The late H. H. Shelton ranked
fourth with a 9116 average, and
was followed by Parker Cook
with .9050 and G. G. Fawsett
with .S70O.
The Washington times., 1937-12-29
See SeIIout
East West Game to
DrdIV $4,000

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 90.
With more than half of the KeZar
stadium's 59, 1000 seats sold, Shrine
officials in charge of the game
here, have predicted that the East
West football game for charity,
will be a certain sen-out, New Year
Day.
The Washington times., 1937-12-29
Former Bees Hero
Sends Up Rookie

If Mitchell Balas begins moving
them down for the Bees, fans can
bark back to the 1914 world cham.
pions. The hero hurlers of Stall
ing's team were Rudolph Tyler
and James.
Lefty Tyler started this North
Billerica (Mass) young man on
his pro baseball career.
The Washington times., 1937-12-29
SILENCE FOR cAoERs

The announcer kept a signifi.
cant silence when the Holy Trim
ity basket ball team took the floor
in a tournament at Evanston, III.
The starting lineup was Lukaw.
szey and Krzeminski, forwards;
WiSinski and Starzyk, guards and
WiSnieWSki, center.
The Washington times., 1937-12-29
Red SOx Turn In
Years Win Streak

Boston's Red Sox had the long
est winning streak Of the year in
the American League, IL in a row.
The Washington times., 1937-12-29
Kirk Miller
TIMES SPORTS EDITOR
Says

Something will have to be done about this fellow
Jack Espey. And it will have to be done right soon.
The pntanda-haf general manager Of the Washington
Redskins is practically pounding to pieces the rocks
Furthermore he is wasting away at very rapid rate and
The Washington times., 1937-12-29
ALL SET

PASADENA, Cal.-Joe
Kilgrow, Alabama quar-
terbaCk, will be the spear
head in the Crimson Tide
attack against California
in the Rose Bowl
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-07
"RCACK 0RcNI0e"1y M GHNz4 81

come up with the Russian if he fol-
lowed the road through Hatvan, but
if he took chance and cut blindly a.
cross the field-well, there was a
chance in a thousand he could stop
Bobskine's escape and the disasters
attendant upon it. Accordingly he
braked the car viciously, wrenched the
wheel to the right and, plunging wild
ly off the road, started across the
field.
Though his present speed was COM
paratively slow, yet he nevertheless
was gaining, for Bobskine's car had
run along two sides of triangle and
he was taking a short cut. Yes, it
would be damned close, but there was
faint possibility that he could get
to that monoplane in time to shoot it
out with the Russion. Every jolt of
the car sent soaring barbs of pain
through his wounded shoulder and all
the world seemed very queer and I'M
real. He must have lost a lot of
blood.
All! The interval between his car
and the swaying limousine had mar
rowed to a hundred yards or so, he
was winning the converging race on
the plane-winning freedom, love and
honor for Leonard. When he could
distinguish the passengers in the pur-
sued car, his left hand fumbled for
the pistol on the seat beside him, but
just as his fingers closed over the
butt, the two-seater slowed disas-
trously, its wheels digging hub-deep
into soft loan which was no doubt
watered by an underground spring.
Furiously, he wrenched the driving
wheel right and left. 1t was appal-
ling, maddening, how the car lost
speed though great clods of earth
were spewed out by the spinning
tires and the engine whined like a
leashed hound.
1t was sickening, unbearable, to
see how the other car now forged on
towards the waiting aeroplane while
Ian's slowed, skidding crafty and
carried on only by it's momentum.
With the pitiless and icy fingers
of despair squeezing his heart, Ian,
through mist of pain, beheld the
other car turn triumphantly onto the
meadow haVond tho rood ;tc ;ol+;,,o.
lights revealing the yellow and black
monoplane to the last detail. He
could even see the begoggled pilot
standing in his cockpit and beckon-
ing frantically.
All at once the wheels of Ian's car
hit firm ground again and lurched
forward like spurred thoroughbred.
Too late, the race was lost. Ian,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-07
inp sheet of white hot flame.

lIlk SIlGGL Oh WIllL6 IlOC lldLllGs
That much Ian saw and then COM
menced to slip into the black abyss
of unconsciousness- his descent
was checked; above him was the be-
loved face of Lolita, infinitely tender
of expression. Gently her arms went
about him to draw him back.
We've won, darling,"-he gasped
family. "For ourselves and Leonard
Pm glad now-Crane said he'd live
its terrible how much Ilya loves
him."
Her head bent close, bringing with
it suggestion of Black Orchids per-
fume.
Leonard? Live?-I do not under
stand. But, Ian, my darling, l do
know we have survived"
With incredible speed the plane
roared into a vast torch, in the heart
of which Ian and the Mortified girl
glimpsed few briefly moving fig
ures.
"How-how terrible!" Lolita chok-
ed.
"Terrible but necessary" Ian gasp
ed. "Come on, we've got to get away
from here"
But he was too weak, and it was
the girl who guided the big auto
still mobile despite the recent crash
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-07

The remains of an unidentified
plane were discovered by two gen.
darmes late last night. Police inspec-
tors state that the plane was of Ger
man construction and that it appar-
emily crashed in the act of taking off.
Identification of planes four passen-
gers is impossible, and as yet no one
has appeared to make inquiry con-
corning them.
"No one saw u.s." Ian said and
heaved a sigh of relief. "Bobskine's
car must have rushed on as soon as
he was dropped"
eyes, dear, we are safe :. for the
present, at least. No inquiry may
ever be made. You see, 1 know Sow
let methods" Infinitely tender of ex-
preston, she bent above him and
gently her arms crept about his neck.
ooh, Ian"
"We've won, am sure, darlingl"
he cried and felt the strength flow
back into him.
eyes, Ian, darling, we have won
each other-to be sure" Lolita-the
Lady of the Black Orchids-smiled.
"And that is greater than any diplo-
matte triumph"
The air seemed heavy with orchi-
dees noires.
THE END
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-07
away from the kissing inferno.

away from the kissing inferno.
"Your paper, sir" A valet hurried
into the room. "This is the first edi-
ton could get"
"Gve it to me-" said Lolita Won
Waldeck. Monsieur is very tired"
eyes, Madame" And the hotel va
let smiled to himself as if the remark
was unnecessary. After all, who was
he to think things if a lovely young
woman and handsome young man
appeared in the early morning de-
handing room and with no more
luggage than a big car?
With faint swish of her long
skirts, Lolita crossed to the bed, upon
the pillow of which Ian Gray's face
made rugged brown blot.
"1s-is it there?" he demanded.
eyes. Oh-oh, thank heaven, they
suspected nothing! 1t would cost you
your career if it were even breathed
that you killed Bobskine and the 9TH
ers, even though they were monsters"
A silence fell in the pleasant little
bedroom and the clip-clop of horses
hoofs on the street outside sounded
very loud. Lolita drew a long breath
and Strengthened the newspaper.
Listen to this, my beloved:
FATAL CRACK-UP
NEAR HATVAN
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-07

furious, saw the other car halt and
watched two figures, one short and
round, desert it to sprint across the
ground towards the monoplane.
Forward in magnificent burst Of
speed surged Ian's machine, but thru
the driving wheel his failing eyes be-
held the two fugitives in the act of
clambering hastily into the forward
cockpit.
Risking broken springs, he drove
the two-seater at full tilt across the
road from Hatvan, just as the mono
plane commenced to roll forward. Dis
jointed impressions were all Ian had
now. A great V of headlight illumin-
ed turf-a streak of yellow-red flame
shooting from the monoplane's ex-
haust-Lolita smiling bravely in the
face of defeat. There was the plane.
He must stop it! Cripple it before it
could rise. Had he speed enough to
overtake and ram it before it could
rise? A thousand mad voices yelled
that he had not-but he would make
a try.
"Get down." he yelled to the girl
beside him. "On the floor! Going to
smash!"
Grimly determined, Ian set his jaw
and drove his car like q gray lance to
head off the speeding monoplane, per-
haps to force it into a low stone wall
to the right. Mechanically he gagged
his speed and the planes and knew
it was too late even for that. Sick
with futile despair, he saw the aero
planes tail commence to bounce, the
skid raising little puffs of dust. He'll!
They would take off any moment
now.
He pressed home the accelerator
and drove straight at the taxing
plane which yet lacked speed enough
to rise. Through staring and glazed
eyes he glimpsed the monoplane's all
erons and elevators just in front of
the radiator cap-could he catch
them?
The next instant he drove through
the aeroplane's tail amid a binding,
crashing confusion of shorn yellow
and black fabric and swapping wires.
Past his head whirled mass of can
vas and wire, a staggering yellow
wing and then, fighting to retain con-
Seriousness, he jerked his foot from the
accelerator and blindly snatched for
the emergency brake, his attention
riveted on the Russians plane.
Shorn of its after fuselage and
equilibrium, the yellow and black
monoplane was lurching drunkenly,
grotesquely. Then, all at once, it
nosed violently over and turned a
disastrous series of somersaults that
ripped off the wings and crumpled
the cockpits into shapeless wreckage.
There sounded a deafening report
when the mass settled and from be-
meath the engine cowl burst a blind
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-07

NEAR HATVAN
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1852 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Clean pleasant
single room for employed lady
desiring convenient location at reason
able price
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE

(AND ANNEXES). 1859 r ST. NV
SINGLES, DOUBLES. PRIVATE BATHS:
PHONES IN ALL ROOMS; ELEVATOR:
INNER SPRING MATTRESSES; IMMACU-
LATELY CLEAN; WIDELY SELECTIVE
MENU; GYMNASIUM: PERSONAL LAUN-
DRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE:
KITCHEN OPEN TO INSPECTION; COUN-
TRY CLUB IVILEGES-GOLF. TENNIS.
RATES $40 TO S55 PER MONTH
FOR COLORED-Also room for two re-
flned gentlemen. opposite Union Station.
Address Box 466-T. Star Office
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1856 OTIS PL. NV large pleasant
both nicely furnished unlim. phone. Col
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

PENN. HARD COAL-Egg. stove, chestnut
$40; pea. $3.50; buckwheat, $3.50. Lin
coin 2544. Nights Adams $3.50.
GENUINE Pennsylvania anthracite white
or red ash: chestnut, stove. egg. SO: pea
S.; buckwheat.. 81; deliver your bin. ,
tons or over. 3 to 10 days delivery; quality
and weight guaranteed; licensed dealer
Phone Adams 5193. any time.
WOOD FOR, SALE-Seasoned oak wood
sawed any length. delivered and stored
$40 cord $3.50 half cord: guaranteed
quality, honest measure. Phone Ashton
12sF-11 Mr.. Brown.
SEASONED OAK WOOD. sawed any
lengths delivered. stored $40 cord prompt
service. Guy Brown. Brinklow Md. Phone
Ashton 20-F-14
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1000 H ST. NV Apt No. S-Pleas SAINT bed
room. overlooking G. w University: reason
APPLE Saturday after $50 pm or Sunday
dlteT ~ a m. 1Ss
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

EMPLOYED LADY on diet; quiet room,
private family residential section; $40.
Address Box $685. Star Office.
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CHEVY CHASE-Exclusive section de-
tached private home unlimited phone,
showers, instant. hot water; beautiful dou-
Bile front room; double or twin beds ex-
cellent food; ref. required. Phone Cleve-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-18
DON'T BUY A DOG

Until you have attended the Dog Show
on May ! at the Meadowbrook Saddle
Club An easy way to discuss your wants
with many breeders and see many breeds.
You will find the one that suits you best.
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1477 COL RD-ATTRACTIVF FIRST
floor room and kitchen completely fur
niShed for Ink. Reasonable
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ROOMS UkFURkISHED.

DOWNTOWN, SIG Conn. ave, next Clar-
idge Hotel rms. semi private entrance
and bath: in large @nd-fioor apt. OF will
rent as studio rooms; available immed.
1896 KENNEDY ST.-Entire 3rd floor: =
rooms bath; detached; heat, cleo, phone,
c.h.w.; adults. s35 per month.
42I 9th ST. N.E.-Two rooms. semi private
oai eiee; gsS heat included. Adults
17I5 UPsHUR NW-Large, Ink; large
closet; ) windows; near bus; l employed
person Govt. S22.
56Os 9th ST. NW.-Two large. sink range;
block busses. trolleys; light. heat, gas; $50;
room; must see to appreciate. Call after 6
o'clock. Sunday after 10 49,
626 ST. N.E-Three for Ink: screened
porch telephone; adults preferred. Call
3415 EASTERN AVE. N,E-Entire second
floor B rooms. kitchen. lavatory and bath;
l |. IS coRscoRAN ST. NW:-L.h;k: rooms,
painted: cow to car lines,
1905 P ST. Sc. at seth and Pa ave
stove. iisht, heat and gas. Reasonable.
Adults.
1914 V ST. SE.-;S Ink rms, sink. bath;
h;-wh,. gas; yard; price, S35. Lin.
roo QUINCY ST. NW-Basement room, 3
windows. sink. new gas range. Frigidaire,
2 closets. private side entrance, heat, light,
gas included: S25 mo.
472S 9Th ST NW-Corner house. fine
room. priv. bath; heat. electricity. gas
Frigidaire included; quiet surroundings.
Call evenings or Sunday.
3S KENEBEC AVE. Takoma Park. Md
Three rooms, partly furnished; near sani-
tarium. Shepherd 1872
ITO ALLISON ST.-Large room. kit, semi
bath; cleo. gas; adults. Adams 0097-W.
COLORED-12O w ST. N.W.-Large I'M
furnished room. Decatur 446S.
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GENTLEMEN-Large front room, newly
furnished; garage. Georgia 562s.
40 VARNUM ST N.W-Nicely furn. front
room. private bath; / block from street
car and bus lines
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

DOUBLE ROOM WITH BOARD in estab-
lished country place within 40 miles of
Washington for week ends or longer. Ad-
dress Box 1875, Star office.
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ami: nearby Virginia. Is minutes from
D. C. Clarendon S4S-F-2. TO-
1913 KILBOURNE PL NW-lst FLOOR.
3 rooms kitchen bath: beautifully fur
nished: gas, light, heat. garage: Electroiux.
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LIKE TO LIVE IN A REAL HOME? WHY
not share bungalow with emp. widow?
Large yard, nice location; emp. couple only.
p~d
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22bl MASS. AVE. N.W-Single studio
room with private lavatory. $40 so. Double
studio room. $3.50. Excellent meals.
Ideal location
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3210 N ST. N.W.-Large front room, md
floor. windows twin beds. suitable for
3 gentlemen also single: convenient loca-
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1872 FAIRMONT ST. NW.-ONE ROOM,
kitchen: modern: semi-private bath; $40.
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. RMS. KITi NEW ELFCTROLUX AND
gas range. couple preferred Geo. 9276.
$40 Farragut st NV
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1913 MERIDIAN PL. NW.-Newly fur
nished third-foor room; excellent food;
private family; gentleman. Adams 3469.
1901 PARK RID. N.W-Double triple
rooms. porches, lawn; $50 80. $50. Co.
lumbia 1899
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2125 18th NW.-One or two large, nicely
furn. rms. kit, private bath; Frigidaire;
Ink: $40 and Ssh
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FRENCH POODLES,
LADY ASTOR KENNEL s..

MARLBORO PIKE, MD.
Extra fine Boston terriers male ScotteS,
wire-haired terriers; also blue blood Eng
fish settlers; one field -broken setter; all
puppies; reg. A. K. C. Dogs at stud; dogs
boarded. Hillside O5O5
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NEWLY FURNISHED APIS. ROOMS.
kitchenette. bath: rent May ! desira Bile
rent $50. PHONE District OoRl. To-
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MODERN APT BLDG l RIM K, B.:
switchboard elevator: S47.50; downtown.
National 1894 Ant o04 Is
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CALLING ALL DOGS,

Get your entry blank and enter your
dog in the National Capital Kennel Club
Dog Show Saturday, May / at the Mead
owbrook Saddle Club. East-West Highway,
Chevy Chase Md. Entries close April "a
Apply for blanks to j. A. Honsck, secre-
tary. E Underwood St. Chevy Chase Md.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1905 NORTH WAYNE ST. Arlington, Va.
-Unfurnished 3 rooms. first floor; semi
path, fireplace; private family. Adults.
212l N. MILITARY RD.. Cherrydale. Va.
Nicely furnished room. 3 exposures, pri-
yate entrance. Walnut 7247.
100 GROVE AVE. Mt. Ida, Va. near Geo.
Mason High School--Large furnished front
room. southern exposure. in private home,
one block from bus; home privileges; S12
per month
CLARENDON CLARE VAs-Room. next to bath In
sired. Phone Clarendon 49l-W.
TAYLOR AND VA AYES Alex Va--Beau-
t1lul single room next to bath. large closet.
Alexandria 642-W.
2710 N. LEXINGTON ST. IeewHy). Ar
lington. va.-Lsree and small adj rms;
furn,. unfurn.; new home; Ink; care of
child; near bus, school.
1907 S. 10th ST. Arlington-Large room
with board accommodate 3 people; over
looking washington; in Virginia; bus
lines, lnc fare; home, cooking; pleasant
surroundings reasonable.
31u6 N. 18th ST LYON Village. Va.-Next
town. Wal 2246-W
OWNERS-Nice apartment or large fur
nlshed room; employed persons; refer
ences; convenient location; near good bus
service. Alexandria 1898.
1903 9Th ST. BANCROFT. va double
bed rooms. first floor. next bath: board;
attractive. quiet home, c.h.w.; bus; refer
enceS REQUIRED.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS. 4 $40 miles from
White House. Large. bright room for two;
meals optional; COW. transp. Elmer. 2734.
NICELY naa FURN; RM;i next bath. for one;
ARLINGTON VA-Large. airy room
private home; adults; chw. close Lee
Highway bus. Clarendon 101s. 1s.
ARLINGTON. Va, 1921 18th St North
clothes closets. continuous hot water. Ave
minutes walk to Rosslyn. or bus service at
ne corner gentlemen preferred. Phone
1l16 STRATTON RID. Silver Spring Md
lovely. large furnished bed rooms; mod
ern house; S25 month SIS week: elevated
location restricted neighborhood. Shep-
Oh S. QUINCY ST. Arlington va rms
Single or double. in new house; anne. A
blocks north of Col. pike ls'
LARGE ROOM in new home, tastefully
vate OF semi private bath, Must be seen
TO be appreciated. ) minutes to down
oqTo o. c caI H9ninF by dGoF
LARGE FRONT ROOM in nice suburban
i9F sardeR. Home priyileEes Ten min
Board o opt No drnk haseS or 10 sm Gty
ing. Single S25; double. $50 Also
smaller room with large closet. two
Phone Falls Church 1921.
| CLARENDON. VA,-Furnished room gem
| tleman preferred. Telephone Walnut
| IUJl.
LYON VILLAGE. Va-Newly furnished
| room in new home: three exposures. Wal
nut 2252-W.
CHEVERLY-Large room. next to BATH
ideal for quiet living; breakfast and trans
portation optional. Call Greenwood 09l0-J.
49,
ALTA VISTA Md No. Charles St
Large, bright room near bus. employed
couple. Wisconsin 1924.
80 WINE AVE. Hyattsyille, Md.-Unfur-
nlshed. seml-private bath; also Ink. Close
street car and buSSes. go
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-BoarderS N country village,
near the mountains; modern conveniences.
Rate. 81 per week. Mrs T. J. Diamond.
ChurchyIlle Va.
LEESBURG PIKE at Colvin Run. Va
Room and board for business couple. 10
miles from city modern conYenlenceS, Sll
week each. Mrs Corder.
EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE
on a large estate has accommodations for
paying guests gentlemen only. short drive
TO business section of WASHINGTON quiet
and exclusive in an unusual environment.
Write P O. Box No. 19l. Falls Church for
an appointment 49,
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ROOMS FUR. G. UkFUR.

7o1 eth ST. NE large room, bay win
dow; lavatory. furnished or .unfurnished
electric refrigeration for settled Christian
woman Call Atlantic 3s62-J.
1850 18th ST. W.-Large end floor front
room. also single room; c.h.w.; Ink. OPP
tlonal. Adults. Adams 0574
20l5 18th ST. N.W.-Large room first
floor, windows, open fireplace; SIS per
month.
SOB NORTH CAROLINA AVE. SE-Two
large rooms, kitchenette on street car line.
VICINITY 18th AND SITS. NW-One
extra large room. kitchen third floor:
Frisldaire, gas. electricity included; private
home, Decatur 5llS.
1888 CALIFORNIA ST NV Apt al
TWO rooms. partly furnished for light
Housekeeping: reasonable
1915 DOUGLAS ST. NE.-Large. double;
convenient location; breakfast privileges;
furnished, Sl2; unfinished. SO.
1869 COLUMBIA RID. Apt. 2OI-Com-
Portable newly dec; windows; in refined
weL-kept home; fur. -unfurnished.
3925 BENNING RID, NE large Ink
rooms. next TO bath: c.h.w.; cleo. heat,
garage, phone: SIS Wk. unfurn.: SO furn.
Atlantic $50
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ROOMS WANTED.

NVVVS VANbE0.
RESPECTABLE white carpenter and wife
for selves and employed 1s-yr. odd son:
prefer apt. house MANAGEMENT. Address
Box POSI-. Star Office
LADY WANTS 2 furn. rooms. top floor.
Ink. away from dogs and radios: state
price. Address Box 2Sa-S Star office
PREFERABLY DOWNTOWN-Room show
err; permanent: Government worker; SO
month. Address Box 397-T. Star office.
must be reasonable and convenient to
school. Clev. 42l2 or address Box 423-T,
Star Office.
LADY desires 2nd-h rm., with, refined,
middle-aged people; central Ink. privi-
leges. Address Box 492-T, Star office.
BY YOUNG observation-disclosures
room with bath in private family; refer
ences. Address Box 3s9-S. Star ONCE
STUDENT wants room with or without
garage. unf.. room preferred; quiet Sc
ton; reasonable. 1918 Riggs pl.. RIM. 1O6.
GENT wishes quiet fur. room in Chevy
dr dress. BOX So s64 IS Star Star Office
GENTLEMAN desires attractiyely furnished
room in modern home; Northwest section
private Or semi, b6n bath Mr.. Mfhin-
YOUNG LADY, Government employe and
law student, desires unfurnlshed room TO
furnish as studio-hving bedroom; private
or semi;private bath or small apartment.
National 5S12. Ext. 346. ~.
BY employed lady, furnished room in Mt.
Pleasant; reasonable; state price. Ad-
dress Box 460-S, Star ONCE.
LARGE, clean. unfurn. front. vicinity East
Capitol St, Lincoln Park, Navy Yard, by
gentleman: state price. Address Box 4 13-
8. Star office.
OFFICE WOMAN wants medium-size fur
nished room Northwest; state price. Ad-
dress Box 453S. Star office.
GIRL wishes room with private family or
to share apartment. Address Box 49a-T.
Star once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
CLUB MERIDIAN

$500 18th ST. NV
club residence for men and women
with delightful social atmosphere. Ideally
and conveniently located in the fashionable
area of the foreign embassies and lega-
tons: was the former Persian Embassy:
large gardens. all rooms sunny: equipped
for comfort of guests Personal hotel sery-
ice. distinctive menus. Make your Summer
reservations now Reasonable rates