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The Washington times., 1937-01-15

There are 80 jumps on the 4
miles-856 yards Aintree course
Is in the first circuit and IA in
the second. The third, fourth,
fifth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth
jumps are thorn gorSe fences, and
these are jumped twice in the
race. The most fearsome OBJ
StacleS are Becher's Brook, Valen-
tines Brook, the Open Ditch and
the Water Jump.
Becher's, the sixth and twenti-
eth, is a thorn fence S feet high
and 3 feet 3 inches wide, with a
natural brook on the far side S
feet 6 inches wide. The drop is
feet.
Gallant Act
Becher's derives it's name from
an incident of the first Grand Ma
tional of 1889. Captain Becher,
riding a 20-to-1 shot, Conrad,
crashed through the fence and
fell into the brook. Fearful for the
safety of the other riders in the
race, Becher seized Conrad's bride
and held the animals head down
in the .ice-cold water until the
field was safely over the obstacle.
1t was as mark of appreciation
for this gallant act that the brook
was renamed from Upper Brook
to Becher'S Brook.
Valentines Brook, the ninth, and
twenty-fifth jumps, is almost the
same as Becher'S except that the
height is 4 feet IL inches and
width only feet.
The Open Ditch, which is
jumped only once Tin the first
circuit, is the greatest obstacle
of all-5 feet inches high and
3 feet 9 inches wide, with a ditch
6 feet wide on the take-off side.
The Water Jump, the sixteenth
obstacle, is IS feet wide with a
fence feet inches high of the
same width
Tomorrow, more about the
Grand Nationally
The Washington times., 1937-01-15
PLAY
John Marshall
Five Tonight

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. is.
The first big basketball contest of
the 1887 season on the scholastic
/ field will be presented to fans
here tonight when the John Mar
shall Justices, State champions,
of Richmond, clash with the
George Washington Presidents at
$3.50 O'Clock here, tonight. The
Justices are undefeated and have
won from Central High of Wash
ington in outside tiltS.
Athletic Director Given today is
optimistic of the chances of COP
ping from the Richmonders, and
will start the following lineup:
Wells and Robinson, forwards:
Burrell, center; Captain Wood and
John May. guards. Couper, Hef-
lin and Harvey will be reserves.
Prior to the conference engage
ment the Falls Church and George
Washington High sextetS will col.
lide. This game begins at 1880
o'clock.
At BallSton, Va, tonight at
8 o'clock the crack Washington
and Lee High quint will mix with
Manassas High tossers at Manas-
saS, Va. This is a Northern Vir-
ginia titular contest.
Bob Mcdonald, director Of the
Kendrick big Five" has slated
the National Business College
courtmen of Roanoke, Va, for a
game here tomorrow night.
The Magic City cagerS defeated
the Washington and Lee U. quint
early in the season and have won
% out of % games. Only the Orig
inal Celtics scored over them and
this defeat was by the margin of
32-31.
Over 200 sportSmen gathered at
the Virginia Public Service Com
pany auditorium last night for the
organization meeting of the Wild
Life Federation of Northern Vir-
ginia.
The association proposes to
eliminate all net fishing in the
creeks. bays. and inlets on the
Virginia side of the Potomac
River; maintenance Of present
supply of wild life by reasonable
reduction in kill; restoration, as
far as possible, through artificial
propagation of game and fish
and a cooperative program with
the farmers of this section in the
planting and maintaining Of food
and cover crops.
Among speakers were Judge
William S. Snow. Representative
Howard w. Smith, Talbot Den
mead and Frederick C. Lincoln
The Washington times., 1937-01-15
DC CueChamp
In Crucial Test

Gene Ruark, defending District
three-cuShion champion, faces his
crucial test tonight in Gene Flynn
at Lewis and KraUsS parlors, start
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Ruark must win to keep pace
with Johnny Dodge, who is now
leading with seven wins and one
loss, while the champion has six
wins and one loss. If Flynn
scores, he will create a three-way
tie for second between himself.
Ruark and Everett Crouch.
Joe Hayer is battling Jim Muir
ray in the second match of the
evening. Dave Statland found
Frank Mast troublesome last night
but triumphed, 35 to 80, in 10
innings,
The Washington times., 1937-01-15
New York RaCinQ
Covers III DAYS

NEW YORK, Jan. IS G.N.S).
Racing dates for New York State
tracks, covering a span of lit
days, had been approved today
by the stewards of the Jockey Club
as follows:
Jamaica, April IS to May 8 (21
days.; Belmont Park, May 10 to
June 5 ga days.; Aqueduct, June
7 to June 80 (21 days.; Empire
City, July l to July "a (21 days. /;
Saratoga Springs, July 26 to Au-
gust % go days.; Aqueduct, Au-
gust 80 to September is Us
days.; Belmont Park, September
Is to October 2 us days.; ;
Jamaica, october 4 to october Is
az days.; Empire City, October
18 to October 80 Q2 days..
The Washington times., 1937-01-15
Woodin Helps Marvins
Beat Clark Team

In the Southeast Community
Club League, Marvins, Trojans
and O'Donnell's were returned
winners.
Marvins topped Clark's Service
Station, 35-35; Trojans won over
ShamrockS, 30-21, and O'Don-
nell's took the measure of D. c..
Paper Company, $50.
Woodin, of MarvinS, with 16
points, Beye of Trojans, with IL,
and ziegel of O'Donnell's with II,
were top scorers.
The Washington times., 1937-01-15
Ed RommeI Steps Up

NEW YORK, Jan. 15-Ed Rom
mel. who pitched for the Phil.
adelphia Athletics pennant-win-
ming teams of a few years ago,
has been signed to umpire in the
International League next sea-
son, Secretary william j. Man
ley announced today. Rommel
umpired in the New York-Penn
1eague last year.
The Washington times., 1937-01-15
Kirk Miller Saws:

Cont. from First Sports Page)
I get blood splat On one, then I
can rush out between bouts and
change to q fresh one"
BuStling away with his bundles
he calculated immoderately:
There won't be anyone bet.
ter dressed than me, but I'm
darned of Pm gonna keep quiet
through them rounds; whatstha
use of boxing II you can't cheer
while its gOin' On!"
The Washington times., 1937-01-15
ST. Thomas on Ton

st. Thomas defeated St. Paul
High; 23-11. Battista, of the win.
ners was high scorer with three
field goals for six points.
The Washington times., 1937-01-15
BY HARRY COSTELLO
inr cloca tn swaan+ima

Well it's getting close to sweeptme.
In odays mail we found two letters asking information
on the Irish Sweep held in connection with the Grand
ona the worlds premier steeplechase The letters
served reminder that interest an Irish Sweep always
The Washington times., 1937-01-15
Interest Is High Here
In Irish Sweeps

(This is the first of three articles dealing uUth the
Irish Hospital Sweepstakes held in connection ith the
Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree, England,
March 1S).
La gaceta., 1937-07-28
Jun INDTVIDUO TNCENDIO
ANOCHE SU PROPIA CA
SA

Las autoridades del condado
buscan hoy a L. w. Cults, due
no de un c~ampamento de turis-
tas de la avenida Hillsborough,
que anoche pogo fuego a su pro-
pia casa Y mas tarde a la Taber-
ma Truckers, situada en- Ell ca
mino II y la Gale %.
Cults hizo salir de 81 casa a
su esposa, tres hijos y un inqui-
lino y despues Ia incendi6. Para
llevar a termino su prop6sito a.
menaz6 a todos con una escope-
Ia.
Ell incendio de la taberna Ia
pus0 a las dos de la madruga-
da.
Estiman ell sheriff Mcleod
y Ell Jefe d diputados Logan que
ell hombre ha perdido la raz6n v
que es muy peligroso.
r.. ID. Fuchs, inquilino de
elar6 a las autoridades que ell
"loco" lie amenaz6 de muerte v
81 no pudo evitar que incendia-
ra la casa. .
La gaceta., 1937-07-28
OTRA VICTORIA DEL FA-
MOSO NEGRO ARMSTRONG

Ell "as" sde los Eases" en- Ell
peso de pluma y ell mas fusrte
aspirante a la corona del peso
ligero despues de Pedro Monta-
nez, ell negro Henry Armstrong
de California, puso a dormir a.
noche, en- Filadelfia, en- ell cuaS
to asalto, al veterano Benny
Bass.
Armstrong lie concedi6 a Bass
una ventaja de cuatro libras y
lie mantuvo bajo su dominic has
ia que ell arbitro hizo la cuen-
ia de diez.
Todos los inteligentes convie-
men en- que Henry Armstrong es
ell campe6n, por derecho propio,
del peso de pluma.
Ell negro va venci6 a Mike Bel
loise, ell campe6n para la conf
sion atletica del estado de New
York, y ha retado a Peter Sar-
ron, que lie ''escurre" ell cuerpo
como Lou Ambers 10 hace PEN
sando en- Pedro Montafez.
Armstrong ha derrotado tam
bien a todos Ice pdgiles de 1876
libras con los cuales peleara..
La gaceta., 1937-07-28

WbnD tampeno.
Va pelea habfa sido anuncia-
da a ocho asaltos y al final los
jueces@leclararon un empate.
Droq lizard es TN gladiator
habil Npesa 1876 libras, ~cuatro,
mas que Ell negrito.
En- Tampa Ell caGadense fue
derrotado por Chino AlVa4ez,
que lie superb en- la mayoria de
los asaltos.
Bieh observadas las cosas, la
direction del Kid debiera con-
cretarse, por ahora, a los boxea
dores del peso de pluma.
Chocolate nh0ea hizo un pa
pei acceptable dentro de las 135
libras. q
La gaceta., 1937-07-28
La obra mcansable de Ia retaguardh de Tampa
Comite Popular Democratico

f ausencia de Jose Marti-
nez, que asistia a una importan-
to reunion obrera, ell vicepresi-
dente Aurelio Prado preside ia
session celebrada anoohe por ell
|Comite Popular Democratico de
Ayuda a Espana. Albert Sim
mons, ell vicesecretario, actu6
EN- ausencia de Pedro Ramirez
Moya, ell secretario.
Fue Zelda ell acta de la session
anterior, que fue aprobada. La
secretaria de estaao, en- una car
ia, acepta los informes del CO.
mite y asegura que han sido ex-
celentemente preparados. Inter
vinieron en- la preparation de
estos ell j6ven abogado Robert
Duff, Albert Simmons Y Ell teso-
zero Mariana Rodriguez.
Para preparar un programa
de reeiBimiento a Don MARCEL
no Domingo, que llegara en- ell
mes de agosto, fSeron nombra-
dos los senores Aurelio Prado,
Victoriano Mantetga, Mariana
Rodriguez, Jose Martinez Y AL
bert Simmons. Este subcomite
SO reunira Ell jusves, en- Ell Cen
tro Obrero.
El proyssto de programa de-
bera ser aprobado por ell Connie
Popular, en- session plenaria.
Sc acuerda pedir al Subcomi-
to de Ambulancia que Sc reuna
el Viernes, en- ell Centre Obrero,
con Ell fin de que informe ell
tesorero del Subsomite, Sr. Jo-
Sc Vazquez. Pasa de $1,000 la
en- tesoreria.
Fue communicate que Ell Cen
tro Asturiano EN- su junta de
anteayer, aprob6 I'm donativo
La gaceta., 1937-07-28
NOTA DE LA EMBAJADA
DE CUBA EN- WASHINGTON

Washington, Julio $3.50
bre ell plan trienal del coronel
Batista, iefe del ejercito cuba :
no, die aver una nota la emba-
jada de Cuba EN- esta capital.
Dice la nota que ell plan del
coronel esta siendo estudiado y
discutido por todas las organi =
zaciones politicas.
Debemos lamar la atenci6n,
agrega, sobre que es inexacta la
suposici6n, o rumor, de que cl
plan del coronel Batista Sc hasa
en- la elimination del capital ex-
tranjero.
La gaceta., 1937-07-28
CITACION

Por este medic Sc eta a todos
los miembros de la Local de
Ybor, de la Workers Alliance,
para la Junta regular que ten =
dra efecto hoy Microbes en- ell
Centre Obrero, a las 8 P. M.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
dos va que en- esta Junta Sc lie da
ra lectura al balance de finan-
"a correspondence a la huelga.
Ell Secretaro.
La gaceta., 1937-07-28
CENTRIC OBRERe

''fondo de guerra de la Fsda,
raci6n AmeriS TrabaSo
en- contra del Clio.
Tenemos la impression de que
los trabajadores locales quieren
mantenerse dentro de la Union
International de Tabaqueros y
la Federation; pero no desean
dar su dinero para que una CO.
lectividad obrera ataque a la
otra.
Para los trabajadores de Nor
tie America seria una bendici6n
|que las dos poderosas cogedti-
widades, CLIO v Federation, Sc
entsndieran, fernando un fren
tie undo.
Desunidas Y en- rina, por ami
mosidad de los jefes, los traba-
jadores sufriran las consecuen-
cias.
La gaceta., 1937-07-28
PARA AUXILIAR AL TELE-
GRAFISTA FUSHAADO POR
LOS FACCIOSOS

Habana, Julio 26.-Los direc
torres de revistas v diaries de la
Habana acordaron anteayer ha-
cerse cargo del cuidado y la edh
caci6n de una hijita del telegra
fista Jose A. Perez Perez, fusi-
lado por los facciosos espanoles
en- ell Ferrol. Para atender a to-
do 10 relacionado con Ell acuer-
do Sc nombr6 una comisi6n.
Perez era telegrafista del va
por mercante MAR Cantabrico'
cuando los fascistas lie hicieron
prisionero.
La gaceta., 1937-07-28
LLEGARA Ell CRUCERo GU
BA

Habana, Julio 28.-Un gran
~recibimiento Sc lie prepare al
crucero Cuba, de la marina GU
bana, que regresara ell sabado a
la Habana. El comandante del
Cuba telegrafi6 aver desde
Puerto Rico.
Miles de personals acudiran
al recibimiento en- vapores, re-
molcadores, lanchas y otras en-
barcaciones.
La gaceta., 1937-07-28

de $4,000 para las ambulan-
|cias.
Qued6 comisionado el secre-
tario para telearafiar al Nego-
ciado de Ayuda Medica a Els
pafa y pedirle pronta actuaci6n
en- la compra y envio de las am
bulancias.
Ademas sc acord6 nombrar
I'm comite, de tampenos que re-
siden en- New York, para que
realicen algunas gestiones.
Pasadas las diez termin6 la
session.
La gaceta., 1937-07-28
MITIN A FAVOR DEL NINO
ESPANOL

Habana, Julio 30 "A favor
del nino espanol Sc efectuara un
mitin, en- un parque de esta ciu-
dad, Ell dfa z de agosto.
Entire los oradores aparecen
los senores Casuso y Miguel Co
yula.
La gaceta., 1937-07-28

ID marca de- huefga sentada
en- los E. U. la poseen los Or
ros de la fabrica de tabacos de
Anton Book, situada en- New
York.
Los huelguistas llevan 106
dfas en- ell interior de la fabrica
y mantienen con entusiasmo su
m~ovimiento.
En- las fabricas de Regens-
burg v Pepper los trabajadores
han triunfado.
I'm telegrama recibido ano7
che por Frank Cassaro, que 10
.firma Armando Ramirez, de
New York, dice 10 siguiente:
Huelga Anton Book contin1a
.firme. Obreros llevan 1O6 dfas
en- huelga sentada. Regensburg
y Pepper terminates con victo-
ria para la Union. Ayuda nece-
saria 81 queremos triunfar. Sa-
ludos para los trabajadores de
Tampa.
Armando Ramirez.
Esta Union de la que es secre
tario Ramirez, ingres6 reciente-
mente en- ell Clio.
La gaceta., 1937-07-28
Ell REFERENDUM

Sc efectuara Ell viernes, entire
las A de la tarde y las 10 de la
noche, ell referendum acordado
por la asamblea de torcedores
unionados, verificada Ell lunes.
Decidiran los trabajadores
ell punto de la contribution al
La gaceta., 1937-07-28

Ell mejos Anie "Anis del None
Fabrication Catalina
Restaurant "Columbie"
Evening star., 1937-06-03

OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
Son. GIG st. NV
Evening star., 1937-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

BAGGED SAWDUST. pic bag delivered;
tor store floors and many other uses.
Phone Atlantic 400. HECHINGER CO.
BED-Flnest spring, mattress. dresser,
davenport: very reas. Emerson 4UI77,
2gl9 Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1937-06-03
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ALTA VISTA MD, 6 Charles ST large
rooms: turn., near bus gentlemen. en-
ployed Wise 2324.
ARLINGTON. Va. 262o North Franklin
rd.---Lovely single room private home,
semi-prvate bath and shower. reasona BILE.
Call after : pm, Clarendon 2O39-J.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

GENTLEMAN wants room. house or apt
coneenIaI SURROUNDINGS: give price. Ad
dress Box 1872 Star of1Ce.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

PIANOS FOR RENT, 50 per month and
up All rental paid applies on purchase
price If YOU decide to buy later. National
4130. Kits, 1890 G. St
Evening star., 1937-06-03
THE HOLMES.
5000 Dent Pl. n W.

WALKING DISTANCE DOWNTOWN.
Apt. 3" 1890 l4th-l T., K b., $50.
AFFLECK. 2i23 Pa. Ave. West 1903.
2uOo lGfh ST NV.
Groom. kitchenette and bath apt. SO
gas and elec. included.
! SG2 MINTWOCD PLACE NV. THE
riarClf-AttractIye apartment, consist
ing OF three rooms. kitchen. pantry, bath.
large porch: refrigeration on the house
current: three exposures. apartment re-
Gently renovated throughout and Is in eX-
Cellent condition. S15.
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO.
] 5th and Pa Ave NV National 4Sl5.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
ROOMS UNFURkIShED.

30 gtn ST NE" rooms kitchen pri-
vate bath. porcn: FrIgidalre. gas and cleo
trlcty furnished: Sf0-5O
22l3 H ST. w. rooms. semi private
bath. second floor reasonable
ga & ST NE or > laree Iinfurn
rooms ana kItChencltc. gas and lisht in
cluded, reasonable Atlantic 274N.
35i1 10Th ST. NV rooms, kit. priv.
bath gas, heat, elec. rcfrlgeraton; no
children
Evening star., 1937-06-03

FAREWELL, $500 18th ST. NV
. spacious rms. large closets. bath,
kit. t.-dinette: also l rm. large dressing rm..
bath, kit.-dinette; Frigidaires, house cur
rent: taStefully furnished
Evening star., 1937-06-03
POULTRY q EGGS.

BABY CHICKS-Special price on Leghorns,
Rocks and Reds; heavy cockerels $3.50
hundred; Leghorn cockerels, S4; special
prices on other breeds blood tested from
Well-knoVn hatchery, VIM. James e. Son,
619 K st. NV. Met. 00SS.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

ACTIVE GROCERY STORE FOR
QUICK SALE
Located in Del Ray. Va, doing very
1000 CASH business. modern fixtures closes
! m. and Sundays: must be disposed
q Immed'ately. Gail owner Lincoln 55a5
DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
WRITE FOR CATALOG.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
COUNTRY BOARD
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

VA.-Shady Brook Gotta &c
Tor children. Private tutoring, optional;
supervised play. Hope Sine. 81
Evening star., 1937-06-03

1876 MASS AVE NW-A distinctive
home for young people IN an unsurpassed
location: reasonable.
lS3o CONN, AVE. Beautifully
excellent meals: transport alton at door.
DON ELLEN-Conyalescent, and invalid
home, Graduate nurse. 5GOl Purdue ave.
Baltimore. Phone Tuxedo 900.
IGI9 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW-Double
room and Slngle room. with meals; avail
able Immediately.
TWO YOUNG MEN can get excellent ac-
COmmodatIouS in bachelor apt INC. meals.
very reasonable. 3lS NJ 81. n.W.. Apt ~.
RIVERDALE-2 attr. rms. air cond: l
+. PIX; bus; GOOD meals, board optional.
Eate family: home cooking. near Conn. ave
bus. Emerson 1896.
I1o20 10th ST. N.W-Rooms for young
ladies'; attractive home. walking distance;
174o LANIER PL. NV, near ISth and
Col rd.-Beautiful room. real meals;
and $50 month.
nome, twin beds. unlimited phone; home
cooking; reasonable.
23oS 10th ST. N.W.-Large. airy front
room. suitable for :: board optional
1872 KALORAMA RD.--Attractlve double
atmosphere Southern cooking.
CHEVY CHASE 1850 Oliver st--Large
douole room and single room; also dinner
1929 K ST. NV, Lee Marque-Nicely fur
nished single, double rms running water.
sem1-private bath excellent board o.
1908 18th N.W.-Attractlve room. board
reasonable; home PRIVILEGES unlimited tele-
p4one; southern, private family. Columbia
1919 ALLISON ST NV adjoining
front rooms, private bath. singy or to-
gether cool quiet home life; garage
BIO QUEBEC PL. NW-Priyate home
large. cool double room: suitable two: 3
exposures, twin beds, private bath Emer-
;5:?2 JOHN MARSHALL PL. N.W.-single
or double rooms.
1445 MASSACHUSETTS, ave. w-Desirable
single and double rooms, clean cool, run
water. delicious h1a food. spacious dining room.
THE GAM,
1881 st. n.w.-Cool airy rooms; walk
11onal nol club; meals optional; reasonable.
Decatur 5735.
1401 18TH NV.
Cool outside rooms, modern furnish
ingS.. Running water. Showers. Phones
in all rooms. Large lawn Free parking.
selectiye menus; S3S to 500 per month.
WALBRIDGE HOUSE,
1859 R ST.
NEW ADDITION, 33 SINGLE ROOMS
NOW AVAILABLE. PRIVATE AND SEMI
PRIVATE BATHS. ALL WITH SHOWERS.
AND TELEPHONES IN ALL ROOMS.
2209 MASS. AVE. NV.
JUST oPENED-HOME FOR REFINED
GUESIS. A FORMER EMBASSY. ALL
NEWLY FURNISHED. FEW LARGE, cool,
SINGLE AND DQUBLE ROOMS STILL
AVAILABLE. UNUSUALLY GOOD FOOD.
REASONABLE RATES. WITH OR WITH
OUT BOARD. LIVE AT AN ADDRESS
YOU WILL BE PROUD OF.
COUNTRY BOARD.
WOODSTOCK. VA-Shady Brook cottage
for children. Private tutoring. optional;
supervised play. Hope Sine. 81
Evening star., 1937-06-03

INFER. 1896 18TH ST. NV ROOMS.
kitchen, bath attractively furnished all
newly decorated, gas, electric refrigeration;
Evening star., 1937-06-03

114o LANIER PL. NV. near 18th and
Col. rd.-Beautiful room real meals;
phone. showers; Kentucky hospitality; SO
and $50 month
Evening star., 1937-06-03

PUMPS; gasoline. electric: l single. 500;
> double, 500. Phone Decatur 1852.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
ROOMS FURNISHED.

134l L ST. NW.-First floor, Ink. room,
near bath, $3.50; also clean single, $3.50.
o2S M ST. NV. The Aristocrat"-
Lovely, cool Ink. room' adjoining bath;
1872 BELMONT ST. N.W,-Large studio
room, first floor. front. with kitchen privi-
leges
11o4 18th ST. N.W-Double and single
sleeping rooms. nicely furnished; So and
WooDRIDGE-26l2 24th St. ne newly
detached home, shady lawn, yeranda
1866 HARVARD ST. N.W.--Pleasant ROOM
second floor, adjoining bath; Ink. prlVl-
leges If desired. Adams 7404.
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS-Attrac
tive, nicely kept. adjoining bath: modern
C}dntia cC1}nveniences; bus on corner; reasonable.
1901 10th ST. NW,-Sngle, Sl2 and SIG
monthly Phone North 1899
GEORGETOWN. 1929 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Attractive bed room, electric fan; park
ing spaces; S325 week.
23l 18th ST. SE-Nicely furnished room,
sink. gas stove, ,dinette, davenport suite:
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1912 10Th ,st.-Spacious
5-window room; alcove, adjacent bath;
Room with private bath: breakfast service
in room: library, telephone, etc.
1851 o ST N.W,mscLarrse Housekeeping
C.hW.
zoos 18TH sr-Beautiful double and
Slngie rooms. close in: cool and comfort
able
20l2 PERRY ST. NE-Next bath, .
large closets: all convenienceS: bus at cor
ner. Call after &. Potomac l655.
II MADISON ST. NW.-Attractive dou-
bic room in refined home; no other room
ers garage bus - block; breakfast if de-
sired; gentleman. Georgia f9Oi
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1922 loth-Large cool,
htGh-ceiing room. SO; LII X. if desired:
small room $50. North O064J.
5@O3 CONN. AVE.-Attractive md floor,
master bed room next bath and shower;
private home: convenient. gentlemen or
couple Emerson 800.
DOWNTOWN AVE
Attractive rm. for refined gentleman in
exclu. hotel-apt.: lse. closet Beautyrest
mattress cool quiet Semlprlv. cntr.: un-
lin, phone. MetroDolitan l415. ewes.
THE MAURY T0l 10th ST NV
100 ideal sleeping rooms each with run
ming water: coi-spring mattresses:
convenient to bath and showers hotel serv-
ice SINGLE rooms. IS per week; double
rooms. $40 and lH.5O per week.
TRANSIENT AND PERMANENT GUESTS.
"Ol9 CONN AVE. NV.
POTOMAC O"3l.
2008 R ST. NV, AT CONN.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

LOOKING FOR reputable business already
on established paying basis around $4,000:
must bear InyeStlgatlOn. deal owner only
ADDRESS Box 3-B. Star Office
DRUG STORE with Iuncheonefte; down
Town: short hours: closed Sundays: price
s10O0. Address Box @S-B Star office =
DINER. equipped $500 cash. balance
nonthIy: Nichols ave. sc. Address Box
l0l-z. Star office ;.
ROOMING HOUSE business mr.. lStb and
Co4umbla I'd. Also ] nr. Dupont Circle.
Address Box 340-B. Star office
ACTIVE GROCERY STORE FOR
Evening star., 1937-06-03
CORNER APT.
SEE THIS APARTMENT.
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE.

Front apt. > rooms Xii bath. porch
and IaunCry: so. Strictly white. and
convenient neigh borhood. 440o Georgia
Evening star., 1937-06-03
THE COTTON.

- Eye ot. NV.
Desirable front apartment, consisting
OF two rooms, kitchen. d!nette and bath,
conveniently located. S55. Resident man
ager. Met 1896.
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO..
National 1850
Evening star., 1937-06-03
THE GUEST HOUSE.
ROOMS FUR. q UNFUR.

GEORGETOWN Vacancy, priv family
man Studlous habits; : 80 weekly, refs.
EXCHANGED Potomac 1910.
VICINITY OF ROCK CREEK with
sleeping porch gentleman. Columbia @sS3.
GLOVER PARK-MaSter bed rm.. y expos
next tile bath shower unNm. phone cool
woods nearby, Cony. to bus. cars theater.
shopping center employed couple. no other
TOOmFTs- Cleveland no.
DUPONT CIRCLE Spacious studio room.
well ventilated high ceiling; artistic en-
NIrOnment. reasonable; references re-
QuIred. North OHH.