davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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2l53 FLA. AVE. N.W-Sineles, doubles;
Just opened newly furn.: cool large out
side rooms; special rates o3s
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500 FOR MONTH. 4ol9 oath ST. NV,
rooms, , ~ pqrchss so, g SCI screened. ed smi i
acre. Tenant furnishes bed linen. Box
CLEVELAND PARK. 2945 NEWARK ST
hoHsf sshoos o
Shopping center sANDoz. inc, Decatur
Ahhx yA 20 " r1 MAPLE Lee
On bus line. Alex l494-J 21'
272l ONTARIO RID. WEST COL. RID
Newly decorated desirable home for fam
lily of adults Columbia 7s47-J -.
3o.3 NEWARK ST, CLEVELAND PARK
z rooms IN large house. SO; adults pre-
ferred. Cleveland s799,
SUBLEAsE FOR MoNTH-.BEAUT1FUL
Westchester home; 8 rms. bed rms.
baths; well furnished: very reas. Col. 5336.
FoXALL,-ovERLooK1NG GOVERNMENT
heat. Natl. 1910, Wise. 5119,
Nov. 1s,; 8 rooms. 3 baths, sleeping
porch, piano. Phone West 1924
WESLEY HEIGHTS. 5000 44th ST. NV
bath large porch, maids room: ami; two
car sarase; large lot: beautiful shade trees
eena ony AMER1chN sDssen sEcnRy Fl app0ssT p fRUsT
CO, 18th and Penn. ave. NV. Natl. 4sl5,
BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE HOME. 8
rms. baths; oil heat; ami: exclusive
location; rare opportunity. Wise. 1925.
2251 N VERMONT AVE.
LEE HEIGHTS. ARLINGTON. VA.
: rooms, a baths, b.-i. garage, screened
porch; nicely furnished; oil heat; Sl05. 90.
WEAVER BROS. INC.
Washington Bldg. District e4s6.
FOREST HILLS
i, Block West Of 30th St. NV.
Chevy Chase. D. c.. 3014 Gates I'd. NV
- rooms a bed rooms) bath; frst-floor
lavatory. electric refrigeration nicely fur
nished; one-car garage: nice grounds.
SANDOZ INC.
Dupont Circle Decatur 4o10.
3724 JOCELYN ST. NV.
g rooms and bath: convenient to bus:
large porch; rent reasonable.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K NV. District 1918.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-$175.
Beautiful Colonial center-hall home.
bed rooms II with fireplace baths. fln-
ished third floor with running water: lava
tory on first floor recreation room. .-car
built-ln garage. maids room and bath.
House only ] year old on large wooded lot,
overlooking Government park. Possession
Sept. /.
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC,
National 1900. l0l2 18th st
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

MT. PLEASANT. 1911 Newton st. NV
Newly decorated throughout. beautiful
sleeping rooms and l studio: privileges
reasonable Columbia 5s71-J
%436 BRANDYWINE ST N.W-Single cor
ner rm. also large rm. sing or double:
near bath shower: gentlemen. Emer 0563.
1342 COLUMBIA RID NW.-Comfortably
furnished room with Housekeeping facili-
ties. in clean, well-run house; adults.
PRINCE KARL. 1901 K st. nw.-Clean
airy, single, double rm:,- run. water, switch
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APARTMENTS UkFURklsHEp.

o52 q ST Me- ROOMS KITCHEN
satad Snu oath OIL heat hot water; newly deco
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2327 PA. AVE. NV tat Wash. Circle)-
L.h, k. and sleeping rooms. So and Sc per
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1020i2 9Th ST. NE.--Two light housekeep-
Ing rooms furnished .23s
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1901 21St ST, NV.
Near 2lSt and Mass. aVe.--Beautiful dou
lie and single rooms, reasonable rates.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE

1867 Que st. w-Conveniently located:
new maple furniture inner-sprine mat
tresSeS; running water in room: bath and
shower; new linens: double single rooms !;
light and airy: preferably men.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

SEPT L. by employed couple near l4th
st cars north of Park rd. Box 04M,
a.
ROOMS and board wanted for employed
mother and . children. 13 and y. Not
over SS5 mo- Vic Brishtwood Geo. 1898
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LARGE. COOL LIVING ROOM. TWO BED
rooms, kitchenette. dnette bath hrst
moor; near park entrance: Frizidaire house
current: S57.5 1920 Ontario rd, Apt
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HILLCREsT S.E-NEW s ROOMS, .
baths 2-car garage. full basement. Can
be arranged for families; separate en-
frances. Lincoln 2S23.
50OS WESTWAY DRIVE CRSTVIEW
Md rooms. bath h.-wh.: near school
and city buses: rent. $50. Wise. 5394- J
DUPLEX-Is TODD PL. NE, BETWEEN
T and r. I, ave.-5 rms, h.-w.h. cell
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SAVE MONEY-LIVE BETTER.
Enjoy the luxury Of q 2-bath-room, de
luxe. new home in beautiful Glover Park;
near all schools, bus, stores, etc; 6 large
rooms also exquisite recreation ROOM etc.
Small down payment. then $50 to $50
monthly. Don't miss this chance Sample
house, 1927 w Ut. NV Go out Wisconsin
ave. to Calvert St, out Calvert to 39th,
left on 39th to w.. turn left on w st. to
1927 w St
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TABLE BOARD.
HOUSES FURNISHED,

HOME COOKING breakfast. dinner; nicely
served; weekly, monthly rates. Decatur
5ilH
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APARrMENTs WANTED.

GOVT. CLERK tWOMAN) WANTS UNFUR-
niShed room, private or semi-pvt. bath.
NV. or Alex vicinity. Box 470K. Star. 22'
ONE ROOM UNFURNISHED APT. MUIR
phy bed, kItchenette. bath. not more than
yt2 80: walking distance to Govt. triangle
1or occupancy Sept. 10. single lady. Box
BALM star. 9%'
WANTED - FURNISHED ONE ROOM
kitchenette apt, or . ! h k rooms st floor
or elevator: Sept. /. Natl. 5s4s Apt SIS.
UNFURN APT. VICINITY TECH HIGH
llV. nm. . bed rms. sleep. porch, Kitchen
Call Cleveland 1864
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
CUT FLOWERS

THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUS
delivered for 81, or SOC dozen. Helene
Af1eck, Box @3IA Route No. ). Vienna,
Va Phone Vienna 33-T-,, "a
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?26 GALLATIN ST. NW.-Double room in
new home. suitable for couple; convenient
to bus: phone 22s
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ATTR 4-FAMILY APT: 53O4 Attn ST.
NV: best section Petworth: liv. rm.. bed
room. dinette. kit. bath. screened porch
81 30 Adams 252l Open
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THE REEDER, 2s24 18th ST Ne
Corner apt, kitchen. bath: refrigeration
free new range and linoleum: rent re-
duced. See janitor or phone MR.. TOMS.
District 2434. Other apartments available.
1922 AND 1880 2Sth ST. S.E-3 ROOMS.
kitchen, dinette, bath, large yard; hest and
hot water furn.: very convenient location.
Call BUSADA. Atlantic O307
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(rorffrlIAA

1916 NEWTON ST. NW.-Cool, front
double bed room. newly decorated; private
family; twin beds: inner spring mattress;
showers; continuous hot water; OIL heat;
fresh towels daily: S3 so eachNeekly. 92
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AIR COOLED.
eo39 Connecticut Ave.
HAD Address of Character

MICHIGAN PARK, 1217 TAYLOR Ne
3 rms. k, b.. large closets porch; Electro
lux, oil teat gas, elec included in rent: pri-
vate restricted; convenient car bus. Adults.
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u H ST NV, OPPOSITE GOVT PRTG
ofhce-Large liv. rm. and kit four bed
rooms and bath: completely redecorated
and new hardwood fs.: rent reasonable To
inspect. phone MR.. CLARK, Dist. 2434 8
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5l19 NEW HAMP. AVE-Room. next bath,
for l or g c INV; convenient to stores and
bus: 500 o2s
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ORREN ST. NE, 1329-2 RMS. K. AND
b.. dinette. screened porch: bldg. yr old
conv. to transp. and schools; oil heat and
h. W. incl: rent reaS. To inspect phone
Columbia S.801 after q
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THE VIVIAN, 1923 G st. NV. - Just
opened; 100 large. airy. ideal guest rooms,
near shower baths plenty hot water
Choice OF all new. modern or maple furni-
spring mattresses Venetian blinds; double
rooms. 50 $40 S1l weekly
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LARGE HOME.
NEAR l4th AND PARK RD.
1443 Parkwood Pl. N.W.-SS5 90.
Living room dining room four BED
rooms two baths. screened rear porch'
kitchen two-car sarase; electric refrlser-
alton. ooeo
l404 K CAFRlII. DIST Sooo.-
1882 WHITTIER ST. NV.
Beautiful semi-detached Colonial home
CONTINUED on Neyt Page
: rms. 3 baths. conditioned heating
nIant recreation rm bult-in Rarase.
PETTZElI, District 3l0n
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lO5 CEDAR AVE, TAX PIX BED RMS.
Nv; rn. din. rm., kit. bath. large closets
hselvntor, hsI oil heat encl. porch. Shepherd
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2l5 CHESTNUT AVE, TAKOMA PARK
Mo rooms, kitchenette, private bath:
private entrance: $50: includes gas. cleo
EbeDhard -Oa-J
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HOUSES FUR. OR UhFUR.
HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.

GEORGETOWN-REN FURN OR UN-
furn.. 6-room and bath house. large garden
in rear West O30g
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION AVAILABLE E
September / frst-foor apt; 3 rooms
Kitchen and bath. large porch front and
back yards: sos; adults only 90
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COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.
AT BARGAIN PRICE, WELL-LOCATED
apt. in Tilden Gardens 3 bed rooms, >
baths. living room, dining room. kitchen
and sun porch. Elevator and ianitor
service.
P J. WALSHE INC.
1107 Eve 81 NV Natl Sass
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1434 PARK RD-2 ROOMS KITCHEN,
bath. screened porch, S45 gas, electricity
innl1ldnG
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POULTRY & EGGS
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BABY CHICKS blood tested. all breeds
VIM, James g. Son. 6l9 K st. NV. Metro
poltan 00SS.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.

Dutch Colonial rooms, including 4
bed rooms, baths. oil heat. maids room
and bath. ?-car sarage LARGE yard bls
trees Natl. 1894. Apt.
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; rms. kit, sun parlor, dinette, tile bath,
bullt-ln tub, shower. refrigeration free ::
completely redecorated like new; S65. Con-
venient to Capitol Plaza and Govt bldgs
available now. Adults only. Res. mgr. 12U
c st. ne. Atlantic 1861
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MT. RAINIER. MD, 3fi5 33rd ST NE
: large rooms and kit. semi-bath: heat,
light. gas furn S2S. so; block r. I. ave.
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1909 N. CAPITOL 81.
rooms bath. h.-w.h.. ami. .---- $50 90
1904 9th st. S.W,
rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. ami S32 80
sol LoNGFEtLoW sT Ew.
8 rooms. bath. h.-w,h.. s.m,t -S67 30
@88 l2th g. NV. National oeb2.
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1925 ST. N,E.-3-ROOM APT, ENTIRE
second floor of private home; private bath
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1927 CHAPLIN ST. NV. APT. 4-2 RMS.
expos; adults; $50; open for Inspection
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1898 MASS. AVE. Sc RMS, KITCH-
elee.. heat included: $40 Atlantic 203S
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2I009 n. OAKLAND ST. CHERRYDALE,
Va-Modern apt. . rooms, kitchen, d.
nette bath. oil heat
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I'll NORTH CAROLINA AVE SE-One
or two large, furnished rooms in quiet
home; grill privileges. 81"
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H0USEFURNISnINGS

tO Dinner Sets. SO pieces of imported
pottery. Service for eight. Set in
cludes cream soups. Regular = QQ
ly 1895 ssO
O Wearever French Fryers. BOT.
aluminium sauce pans and wire GE0
frying basket. Regularly 100 VOS
I2) Tin Carnister Sets. assorted
sizes in each set. Plaid deco 2 A0
rations Regularly 69c O1O
$3.50 Wearever Aluminium Pot Covers
with bakelite knobs. Various 1An
sizes. Regularly 19c and 25c AOS
u5) Chrome Pieces. Handled bon-bon
dishes. serving trays and other
pieces. Regularly 79c and HQ6s
100 ------ N
(e3) White Enamelware with red trim.
Sauce pans, double boilers
cooking kettles, etc. Regularly ZQ0
i 125 to 1.5O
(.OO Footed Glasses. Crystal glass
with cut floral decorations. goblets,
high sherbets, footed tumblers k0
and other pieces. Regularly 25c AOO
Cd Imported China Dinner Set.
Lovely floral decorations. few pieces
missing from the service OF az
eight. Regularly 1895 OsOO
t6O) Footed Tumblers. 10 ounce S0
size Amber color, Regularly 1Oc sN
(a) Dog Baskets Imported
willow. Large size. Regularly GQ
2.49 ~
uO Bridge and Floor Lamp Shades.
Silks and rayons. Soiled from DC
display. Regularly LOO ------
acknowledgements.
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Paints, Wallpaper

tI8 &als.l GLOSS HOUSE PAINT,
White and colors. Regularly 4 QO
2.5O. gal. -- AsOO
30 gals.) MONAD MODERN FLAT
FINISH. For walls and wood
work. Regularly 2.35. half I %
IIH MONAD WATERPROOF SPAR
VARNISH. For floors and
woodwork. Regularly 1.95. In
l?OO) ASSORTED PAINTS AND ENAM-
ELS. White and colors. Reg Coz
ularly 79c to 1856. at. OOC
$50 rolls WASHABLE WALLPAPERS.
Patterns for every room. Reg Inn
Marly 1sc to 35c. Single roll AVC
G5 Iots) WALLPAPER. Enough for
average size room. Regularly I 40
$50 and 3.75 1s1O
Goldenberg's-Do,pnstaus
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79c TO 100 SLIPS
and PETTIcOATS

Rayon taffetta slips
with built-up shoul-
ders, wee necks, tai
$: !: :: !: = s :: +: :: e: :; : !: 59c
styles, broken sizes.
rs only.
(2OO) SNUGFTTS. 1000 silk and wool.
500 Australian wool. Small
and medium sizes. ReSularly 90n
Q83) COTTON SLIPS. Built UP shoul-
ders sizes SO to So. Wee neck. lace
trimmeds SO to AZ. Regularly Q0n
SOC OOC
t8e) RAYON CHEMIsE. Strap shoul-
ders. also knit union suits in knee
length. Broken sizes. Regu- 90n
larly 3ec and 59c OO
(68) RAYON GOWNS. Also two-piece
lounging pajamAs. Sizes 16 S0n
and II. Regularly T9c - OOO
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
BOYS WEAR

r,vW DOnS SCHOOL kNICKERS.
Perfect fully lined. Suiting pattern
cloths and plain blue. Knit cuffs
sizes to 10. Regularly 79c %
10 9oc OOc
GO BOYS WINTER SHIRTS AND
SHOkTS. Forrest Mills. Fibre cotton
annette and cap sleeve shirts. Elastic
ton n,,,sd snorts. Sizes :6 to "a. SOn
iI9l BOYS HOCKMEYER CORDUROY
JAChETS. Fancy browns. Sizes 4.
~ Ian ana IL years. Regularly 0O
%! YOUTHS HoCKMEYER CoRDT.
kOY SLACKS. Slishtly shaded. Dark
Drowns. Sizes II and Is. Il on
Sse' soYst' 's Hiding BREEcHEs. 'TT 1,rs
grey, whipcord. Sizes 10 to nl
10. Regularly 1.1a O6C
us) JR. BOYS BATH ROBES. Blanket
patterns in plaids. Size q Sn
only. Regularly I.1a OOC
u5) BOYS ALL-WOOL SNOW SUITS.
Coat, cape and ski pants. 0@
Sizes 4 to 8. Regularly sos 4sJ6
18) BOYS UPPER JACKETS. ALL
WOOL plaid. Sizes 10 to IS. . ~
Regularly 300 Ss4I
uO ALL-WOOL MACKINAWS. Plain
colors and plaids. Sizes s,
10, 10 and 20. Regularly . &C
6.95 stsOO
I2) ALL-wOOL PREP SUITS. Sizes 1c.
RssulsriS Re; ds nnd i Is; S. Mostly tans' $50
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
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TOYS REDUCED

I5) Mic Protector and Talkie- on
Attachment. Regularly LOO OOC
go Maple Finish Flat TOP Desks with
Chair. Hardwood. Good size. a mn
Regularly sos - tsOO
Cd Kiddie Desk and Chair. 7 m
Floor Sample. Regularly 2.98 lsOO
t8) Gilberts' Optic Sets. Slight -REn
ly marred. Regularly 1875 V0C
Cd Gilbert Lead Moulding
Set. Sold as is. Regularly 4 m
D Gilbert Chemistry Set. Z m
Sold as is. Regularly 2.9S lsVV
% Hose Electric Train Set. Includes
track and transformer. Sold = M
as is. Regularly 1000 osVV
CD Mechanical Train Sets. Stream
lined, nickel finish, with 4 40
track Regularly 3.95 ls6O
Cd American Flyer Electric
Train Set. Sold as is. In m
cludes track Regularly 3.95. AsVO
Goldenberg'S-Do1pnstairS.
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MEMS Wear

46) Felt Hats. snap brim styles: most
colors. Regularly 1.39 to 10n
t8l Mems Upper Jackets, blue melton:
sizes a and 46 only. Regu- 10
(2s1 Mems MoEadore Ties, neat
stripes, in large array Of 1I0
colors. Regularly 25c 1AC
3354) Mems Cotton Hose, perfect quail
ity; plain colors. Regularly H1Ln
1se lse 49, s,,,- SHc
S8) Mems. Silk-lined Robes, brocade
lounge robes; small sizes A NJ
only. Regularly 9.95 4sOO
l8D Full Dress Shirts, Arrow and Van
Heusen; In size 1874 only. Coz
Regularly So OOC
f43) Flannelette Nisht Shirts, famous
m MAKE; Ii irresuiars. Resularly 81 Slc
(42) Famous Make Gloves, Mocha and
capeskin: irregulars. Most sizes in the
group. Regularly So and 1O~
u21l AH-Wool MuAlers, plaids, checks
and plain colors. Regularly 00n
OOS ~
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RUG VALUES

% Oval Administer 4Iax6-ft. e *
size. Regularly 1880 Os1O
60 Administers and Velvets, 21x54
inches. Solid colors. Regu- . Ak
t8) Plain Color Rugs with
band border. S'3"x1U'6" .CA az
Regularly 34.95 ---- ~1sO~
CD Broadloom Rug. 9x12-
IT. taupe rug. used for dis d az
play. Resularly 1880 S1sSO
u2) Felt Base RUGS, 6x9 IT. . Ak
size Samples. Regularly 4.95 0sfO
fls4 yards) Remnants "Inmade" Floor
Coverings. Regularly S4c. YGn
Observation-Disclosures.
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Extra Special! For Friday Only
Women's 2.29 bIouses
Of coIorful Rayons
Tailored and dress a.
styles with long wv
sleeves. Perfect for .'I
wear under suits or NV
sweaters. Rose, royal, gold, green,
white and navy. Sizes 40 to 46.
(aO skirts. Navy and black. zOn
Sizes 20 to 80! Regularly 1.19 sOC
l26) Blouses and SIipen Sweaters. Sizes
"a and SO only. II you can wear these
sizes. here's real bargain. QO0
Regularly 100 to 199 OOC
(2?) Cotton BIouses. Light shades only.
sizes "a to 3S. Regularly U01
100 Il ~
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
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(5) Tuxedos, with Skinner satin lapels,
Short sizes only. Regu- 1O 0E
larly 1895 lksO0D
(3) A.. (3) 46. Regularly 4 go
sos 1s0O .
(2) Topcoats. grey, size IS; 1 brown,
size 40. Regularly q NJ
rs overcoat.. Very f,ne neece co.ts
d) SO. ID 80. ID 40. 90 III OE
~. Regularly 29.45 1AksSDSD
(2l Reversible Coats. grey. in size rs
only Regularly m NJ
t3e, Work and Dress Pants. Broken
sizes. Regularly 10
1.50 e0C
Regul.r,v t1Q sDOC
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
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MEMS CLOTHING

Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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NeckWear, Blouses

(57) BIouses. Rayon satin and crepe.
All colors and many sizes. OAA
Regularly lie ----- - OO
(22O) Linen Initial Handkerchiefs.
Mems style. Not all initials in each
style. Regularly ESQ to 4 m
Soc 9 fer AsOv
(68) scarfs and windsor Ties! Good
colors in the assortment. Reg 10s
ularly 29c to Soc 9c-a------- NV
(2B) Flowers. Slightly soiled ~
from display. Resularly 29c ---- OO
800 Blouses. Lovely cotton prints,
O6C
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-23
GROUP SEEKING
NEW SCHOOL

Rank discrimination" against
Northwest Washington by the
Board of Education and the Dis
trict Commissioners was charged
by President Ernest H. Pullman,
of the Manor Park Citizens AS
ISOLATION today, as a sequel to
their recommendation of what he
characterized as "the paltry sum
of $350,OOO" for starting work on
a new senior high school at Fifth
and Sheridan Streets Northwest,
near the northern boundary Of
the District.
With other members of the as
ISOLATION, Mr.. Pullman demanded
that the initial construction ap-
preparation for the school be re-
stored to the $45o,O0O figure pro-
vided in the District appropria-
ton bill passed by the House.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-23
BIRTHS AND DEATHS

Aspitzer. SO, of 1921 Blair st. N. e.
Walter NJ. Eiker, a. Of Easton, Nd.
and Doris L. Drew, 20, of 2O12 o -
N. W.
Curtis Sites, 40, and Kathryn BoEEa
~, both of Mouth of Seneca, W. va.
James G. Boyce, Sc, and Cine N.
Kelly, ~, both of 1904 Belmont Rd,
Lloyd D. smoot, 81, Of 1894 Mintvood
Pl. N. w, and Edith S. McCreary. az.
of $50 Davenport st. N. W.
Stuart w. Settle. IS. of Detroit, Mich.
and Eleanor b. whitfield, 81 of I7R
Meridian Pl N. W.
Clarence R. Burdette, 10, of Wood
bridge, Va, and Anne T. Moran, 10, OF
Richmond Va.
Henry H. Ahrens as, and Ruth g. Car
roll, rs, both Of Charlotte, N. C.
Richard f. Bondra, 2s of Arlington.
Va, and Alice NJ. Howard, 81, of Della
ware Water Gap. Pa.
Harry w. Foreman, a. of s42 N st,
n w: and Katherine Marosy, rs, Of
1914 Eleventh st. N. W.
Joseph 2. Anderson. 81, of Woodland.
N; g. and Margaret M. Delaney, rs, Of
William H. Burke. 20, Of 1910 Emer-
son st. N. W, and Mary B. Perkins, 10,
of Russell, Pa.
George L. Rudd, 20, and Margaret
Thanem, 20, both of 1915 H st. N. W,
Francis Kelly. 20, of 1881 r st. N, W.,
and Inez Jones' 20, of Springfield, Mo.
George E. Martin, 20, Of 54O1 r ST.
N. W., and Hope e. Rocca, Is, of 52I1
Kansas Ave. N. W.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-23
BIRTHS

Lee and Rose Shapiro. girl.
Vernon and NJ. Elizabeth AGREE, girl.
Orville and Edith woodward, boy.
Francis and Marion Defandorf, boy.
Walter and Zelda Sacks. boy.
Leo and Rose Pascal. boy.
Ernest and Betty Poland. boy.
James and Helen McGrath. boy.
willard and Margery Jerrald. boy.
James and Ruth May, boy.
william and Marie Brown, girl.
Lloyd and Matte Mason. girl.
Harry and Gertrude Dobkin. girl.
Philip and Maourine Bird, boy.
Elmer and Praine Humphrey, girl.
John and Alma Newcomb. boy.
Edwin and Marie Lang, boy.
Franz and Margaret Richey. boy.
Harold and Dorothy Reed, boy.
Walter and Margaret Abendschian
10Y.
Miriam and Makrulic Carabedian, boy.
James and Dorothy Thomas. boy.
Howard and Helen Mathews, boy.
Edward and Helen Joyner I'd, boy.
Morris and Frances Fradin, girl.
Eric and Vernie Carlson, girl.
Joseph and Pauline Bell. girl.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-23
| F AV f
DC. SCHOOLS

CONTINUED from Local Page)
are maintaining display booths
and want to employ boys. The
firm which has the laundry con-
cession will also employ boys, it
was said.
Applications for work permits,
Mrs. Alice Sheldon, head of the
department said, are almost
double those of last year.
Check Up Children
Despite the closing of schools,
departments in the Franklin Ad-
ministration Building will be
buster than ever.
The department Of school at
tendance and work permits Will
have 20 workers in the field,
checking up children from 8 to
10 years. This will be done by a
canvas of every house in the city.
This department also will ad-
wise newcomers on the opening OF
the fall session, where to send
their children, and the regula-
tons for admittance.
The statistical department will
assemble data for the year 1867.
The assistant superintendent in
charge of buildings and grounds
and business affairs, Jere Crane,
will have a corps of Workmen out
repairing buildings. Allowed
$375,000 by Congress, Crane will
try to figure out how to spread
that sum where double that
amount is needed.
Several Additions
While no new schools are in the
process of erection. several addi-
tons are to be built.
The new wing of Alice Deal Jun
ior High has been completed, ex-
cept the roof, Crane said, while
the new gymnasium and class
rooms for the Young Elementary
(colored) School is expected to be
completed for the fall session.
The contract for Paul Junior
High School wing has just been
let, so no definite date has been
set for the opening. The Grinke
Elementary School (coloreO will
have eight new claSsroomS and an
assembly hall as will the Trues-
dale. Lafayette Elementary will
have four new claSsroomS and an
assembly hall and Dennison will
have a complete new building.
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6. ". u. Rose Garden
Dedicated tomorrow

The first unit of a rose gar
den being developed by the Po-
tomac Rose Society in coopera-
ton with George Washington
University, on the univ rsity
grounds, will be dedicated at S
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Oc-
cupying a site fronting on Twenty
first Street Northwest, just north
of G Street, the garden will con-
tain 400 hybrid tea bush roses,
three each of some 1870 species;
80 climbers and a planting OF
shrub roses and PolyanthaS.
The presentation will be made
by Dr.. Whitman Cross, president
of the rose society. while the &C
ceptance will be made by DR..
Cloyd H. Marvin, president of the
university.
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Dogs Warns
Of Suicide, But
Nobody Aids

TUCKAHOE, N. Y, June ga
barking dog, which had disturbed
the sleep of neighborS for six hours,
led to discovery of Mrs. Grace Les
ter, 80, in a gas-filled bedroom Of
her home at Is Glen Rd.. East
chester. DR.. Edwin T. Huntington,
acting medical examiner, said she
had committed suicide.
Until 3 a. m. the dog, tied to a
post outside the house, raised such
noise that neighbors complained
to the police and a patrolman was
sent to bring the animal to head
quarters. 1t fidgeted and howled
until late in the morning. while
police waited for Mrs. Lester to
appear.
At p. m. they went to her house,
detected the odor and found her
dead in bed, with gas pouring from
an open heater.
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LUNCHES E N D,
30 J0BLESS

The program Of providing
lunches for school children in
both parochial and public schools,
which stands as a memorial to
the late John j. Noonan, philan-
thropist, will be closed Friday.
Two hundred and thirty per-
sons employed on this project will
be transferred to the WPA wait
ing list for reassignment to new
projects, Otto j. Cass, deputy
WPA administrator, announced.
With the waiting list already
crowded, this means that the $50
persons virtually will be thrown
out of work until the lunch pro-
gram is resumed.
Cass said present plans call for
a resumption of the program next
September when the new school
term begins.