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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
L.at:e,st Styles
.GIoritying Yourself.
By ALICIA HART

when you .w<.ss az. .Ai ,las uIJr JraIng. DO deep, kne bends to keep legs and waistline muscles flexible. When you walk, step along briskly, hold
 ing chest high, stomach in and torso up and away from hipbCne sockets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
ANSWER:

ideal husband concerned think just about salad pursuing career before matrmony I'm agreement with don't believe professional experience necessary make girl good believe this experience will necessarily enable her to keep marital ship of the rocks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10

Certainly of economic upses it sensible for every short fling collecting the writing casting her accounts
 good she's married But ask think is cutting around the finishes her education
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
JOY SHOPS IN NEW YORK

Myrna Loy is receiving truck loads of merchandise at her new Coldwater rancho, purchased on her recent shopping trip to New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10

with her ideals for the major signed and sealed Divorced wd conditioned the idea of remaining bach ors recOndoned before they be attached con- stitute the field
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
DEAR MISS GARFIELD:

The more of marriage feel sort of glad that the present It to that unless young working at business profess likely to head for the rocks single than working at the to which hched that there such thing perfect man ideals cling to them As
 girl who is looking and learning would like to hear gOdlnesS
 want clean husband morally mentally physically think takes religion loyal College education isn't mentally alert he is likely to likely true values Am right? AWK
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10

Problema of discaSHed in unsuitable for pubic"ti9H VII b sns a In Miss Ch"Heid in e"rs oR hns
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
Caroline Chatfield
Says To-day

While Career Girls Have Their Minds Careers the Other Girls Who Have Nothing on Their Minds
 but Hats and Husbands Get Busy and Gobble Up
 the Prospects. Girl Shouldn't Delay in Looking for Husband.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10

water is eliminated, the body dries up and a condition of dehydration is incompatible with life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
FEMALE DEFECTIVE

June Clayworth, M-G-M actress, once applied for job as detective in a New York department store.
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Her brother laughed.

Her brother laughed.
mice OF men. wasn't il, To give
you chance 20 be yourSclf?"
He whirlcd her past Bob An
drewS and Joan Barrett, smiling
graciously at Joan as he did so.
IF you have to he jealous,
Syb," he mulmurcd. why must
you look the part, for every cat
in Green Hills to find it OUT"
That little upStart" she whiS-
pcred through clenchcd teeth. 81
don't sec why Bob hasn't better
taste than to bring the office help
out here"
I'm afraid it goes deeper than
that, Sybil," Philip said, not UNI
kindly.
He felt her arm, resting lightly
on his, go tense.
at can't she said defiantly.
81 won't let it"
Philip said nothing. He felt Il
little sorry for Sybil. He knew,
rs no one else had ever guessed,
how dcSpcrately--and how futile
ly-Shc had loved Bob ever since
that first evening, five years be-
fore. when their uncle had
brought the young man home To
dinner. THE best bond salesman
the company ever had Uncle
John told them then; now, five
years later, Bob Andrews was n
Junior partner, with every pros
pcct of heading the licndry or
rani2ation eventually.
He was rs striking IN appear
ancc us Sybil; he had the same
dark. bluc-black hair, the same
straight classic features, the same
flashing smile. Eut there the like
ness ended. Where SYPHILIS eyes
were mystcriouSly cold, no matter
| how gayly she smiled, R0b'S were
warm and twinkling. Where she
was specifically gay and charm
ING and calculating, with Il quicR
smile to serve her purpose; ne
twas naturally and sincerely friend
", with as hearty Il grin for the
bootblack who Shincd his shoes as
he had for his wcalthicSt Gus
| toner.
For five long years, Sybil had
loved him. Because Of his aSSo-
citation with her uncle, they were
constant companions; he was Il
, thoughtful and attentive escort;
| Yet, despite every effort she had
nut forth to deepen their relation
shin. he was still as unattainable'
rs impcrsonal, as he had been on
the occasion of their first meet
! ing. He was the one thing in hfc
| which she craved above all else;
his love was the only thing OF
which she had ever been deprived
And now, it seemed, he was
ready to throw it away on some
designing, doll-faced Stenograph'
CT.
Ito be continued
Demand for more qualified dem
lists is being heard in London.
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AshevilIe Paper OfMarch 1861 Tells
How Lincoln Avoided Assassins In
Changing Travel Schedule to Capital

Southern confidence and some
whose fame is not confined to
this country alone.
Statesmen laid thu plan, bank
crs endorsed it and adventures
were carrying it into effect. As
they understood, Mr.. Lincoln was
to leave Harrisburg at Q o'clock
this morning, by special train.
and the idea was, if possible, to
throw the cars from the road at
some point whcr" they would rush
down Il deep cmbankment and de-
strOy in Il moment the lives of all
on board. I'm case Of the failure
of the project, their plan was to
surround the carriage on the way
from depot to depot in Baltimore,
and aSSasSinatc him with dagger
or pistol shot.
$50 authentic was the source
from which the information was
received, that Mr.. Lincoln after
counsclling with his friends, was
compelled to make arrangements
which would enable him to sub
vert the plans Of his enemies.
"Grcatly to the annoyance Of
the thousands who desired to call
on him last night, he declined
giving II reception. The final cOun-
ell was held at : o'clock.
"Mr. Lincoln did not want to
Weld, and Colonel Sumner actual
~ cried with indignation; but
Mrs. Lincoln, seconded by Mr..
Judd and Mr.. Lincoln's original
informant, insisted upon it, and
at nine o'clock Mr.. Lincoln left
on a special train. lie wore n
Scotch plaid cap and very long
military cloak. so that he was en-
tircly unrccognizablc.
accompanied by Supcrintcnd-
cnt Lewis and one friend, nc
started, while all the town, with
the exception Of Mrs. Lincoln,
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Of unusual interest is copy
of The Asheville News, published
March 7. 1861, the month proceed
ing the outbreak of the War Be
tween the States, which is the
property of Rev. S. H. billiard,
Buncombc street resident. The
paper, a weekly. then published
by ThoS. w. Akin, editor and
proprietor, contains many refer
cnccs to the bitter pre-war feeling
between the North and the South,
and one item, possibly the long
est of the "news leaders" deals at
length with a purportcd strategy
on the part Of Prcsidcnt-clcct
Lincoln, in which he is reported
to have abandoned his appointed
schedule of travel to Washington
in order to avoid an assassination
plot, of which he was warned.
Editorial comment elsewhere IN
the paper says:
"OLD ABE.-Wc publish today
n lengthy account of the miracul
Gus escape of venerable Abraham
from Baltimore aSSaSSinS. This
account was furnished the New
York Times and intended for a
Black Republican market. 1t il :"
ridiculous, while old Abc's fright
was so genuine, that one is cXcuS-
able for laughing over Tive
have no idea that II plan was
formed at Baltimore or elsewhere
to asSaSSinatc Lincoln. II is all
CANNON. The Black Republicans
are trying to make a martyr of
him, while he has already sue
ceedcd in making IN ass Of him-
self"
In another editorial column is
carried the simple paragraph:
ave suppose Lincoln and Ham
lin were nauguratcd last Monday.
We have no information in re-
gard to it,
Under the caption, Sudden
and Mysterious Departure Of Nh.
Lincoln for Washington" the sec
ond Of Il series of three dispatches
reads us follows:
wHarriSburg, Feb. % (lS6D,
3 Il. m.
abraham Lincoln. the prcSi-
dcnt-clect Of the United States, Is
safe in the capitol of the nation.
BY the admirable arrangement of
General Scott, the country has
been spared the lasting disgrace
which would have been fastened
indelibly upon it had Mr.. Lincoln
been murdered on his way thith-
er, us he would have been had he
followed the program rs announc-
ed in the papers and gone by the
Northern Central railroad To Bal
timOrc.
"On Thursday night, after h.
had retired, Mr.. Lincoln was
aroused and Informed that II
stranger desired to see him on
matter of life and death. He de-
clincd to admit him unless he gave
his name, which he at once did.
and of so great prestige was the
name that while Mr.. Lincoln WAS
yet diSrobcd, he granted an inter
view to the caller.
"a prolonged conversation
elected the fact that IN organiz-
ed body Of men had determined
that Mr.. Lincoln should not be
inauguratcd, and that he should
never leave the city if Baltimore.
if indeed, he ever entered it.
"Thc list of names of the con-
spirators presented an astonish-
ING array Of persons high IN
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Philip noticed they carefully
avoided the stag line, - L she
were afraid their challenge might
go unanswered.
At any other time, Sybil Hcndry
would have been the undisputed
focus of every male eye; tonight
she was feeling the new competi-
ton which her uncle'S secretary
was offering. She was feeling 1t,
and despite her sparkling gaycty,
she was not enjoying 1t. For more
than one reason.
Philip, quick to understand ms
sisters moods, saw beyond the
quick flash of her smile, the cool
abandon of her dancing. He saw
the smoldering fire in her blue
black eyes, the tense poiSc of her
dark head, the tiny pulse which
beat systematically in her white
throat whenever she struggled to
hold her feelings in control.
He waited until jim Neil came
abreast of him again, then he
stepped forward and tapped him
on the shoulder. With 4 casual
Hello. Phil" Neil surrendered his
partner. Philip guided his sisters
steps out into the center of the
floor without speaking. With light
mockery in his tone, he sang soft
" the words of the orchestra IS
selection:
"a fine romance, with no kisses --
4 fine romance, think this is -
"Keep stillw Sybil snapped,
abruptly.
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AFRAID 3! u: to (: s&Dc
Continued from page one)

told" Laura replied. Eve
never seen her before"
.Isn't she lovely? Jerry, don't
YOU think she's lovely? Look,
that blond girl dancing with
Bob
Jerry looked. lie saw Il slim.
goldcn-haircd girl. and even TO
his unframed masculine eye 1t
seemed sitting that she should
be dressed i'm rich black velvet.
unadorncd save Toy the gard
cniaS al her shoulder. Her eyes
were bright, clear blue, and the
depth of their color contraSted
.vivid!y with the fairness of hcr
skin. She looked TO Jerry Ike
girl who had lust stepped out
OF some rare old painting, too
delicate for this mad whirl 81
dancing
shes Il beauty. all right.
he assured Mile enthusiastic
ally. And much as ! hate to
break your faithful old heart,
Mile. | think I'll park you over
here by the palms and cut IN on
her myself
Mile laughed gnod-naturcd-
~. "YUu'rc not the only one
thinking that. Every eye on the
S,ug line is following her, but Bob
kcsuS out Of the way. You haven |
y chance, Jerry. Better be con-
tented with ne for II while
Millic was right. Every time
Bob Andrews approached inc
south end Of the room, where the
men were gathered. dozen par
of eyes tried To catch his, dozen
hands started upward To attract
his attention. But each time, ne
adroitly changed his course.
After his tenth failure To cut
in. Jimmy Macarthur looked dis
guStcd. g.,
= whats the matter with An
drewS tonight ," ne asked Philip
standing alongside OF
him. us he afraid well eat her.
Philip shrugged careleSSly.
It's plain to Sec" ne remarked,
with a touch of superiority, THAT
he begrudgcs YOU the lady's COM
Cant say | blame him Jimmy
admitted. "Who is she. Phil?
"Ny unclc'S secretary, Joan
Barrett" H.
i've here in Green Hills?"
"No. In town" he smiled pro,
,okingly. And you won't find
,rr listed in the phone book
Philip edged away from the
,roup. a little amused ut this eX-
element Miss Barrett was cauS-
me-. For his own part he cared
title for girls of the fragile blond
ype. Give him a warm red-head
INV day. or a daShing black-eyed
susan like his sister Sybil.
Where was Sybil tonight, any
gay? She'd give him the devil II
,e didn't put in an appearance.
His eyes strayed over the other
couples on the floor.
Presently nc saw her coming
toward him, dancing with jim
Neil. Philip smiled approvingly rs
he watched her. His sister, nc
odd himself. was certainly the
finest looking woman in Green
Hills. Tonight, in gorgeous
sown of metal cloth which en-
every line of her tall,
linn body, she was smart, Sophlstl-
.ated, delicately arrogant.
For the moment she seemed I'M
Usually gay. Her white teeth,
strong and brilliant against the
lcep carmine of her lips, flashed
constantly rs she chatted with her
partner. Her dark eyes roved
over the dancers, yet
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CHAPTER XIV

bI1HT I'm "a
Oddly Betty looked at Martha.
True, Mart had smiled as she ask
ed, isn't three a crowd?" But it
had been peculiar, an almost
bitter smile. As if-but Martha
couldn't be jealous.
"You must come, really" put in
Howison quickly. Tomorrow
the dinner dance at the Olympic. "
"a dinner Dance" repeated
Betty excitedly. Martha, doesn't
it seem ages since you've dane
ed?"
Yes, Martha Britain thought,
it did seem ages. Ages since she'd
danced that night at Del Monte
with Gerry Neal. And yet she re-
mcmbcred it so clearly, so polg-
nantly. Would she, Martha won
dcred, ever forget it? Must she
go on, now and forever, rcmcm-
boring? Must she think of Gerry
Neal whenever someone mention
cd certain magic words like
dance" and moonlight" and -
Glove" Must she think Of him at
the sound of such words, and then
be struck coldly, rs che was now,
with the thought that he was 4
criminal of the lowest order? That
against the soul Of the only man
she had ever loved was laid muir
der, and countless other crimes.
Must she thus always be- alter
natcly exalted and degraded by
the memory Of love, or would
, time erase Gerry Neal from hct
mind?
The evening Of tho next day
found Betty Haynes admiring her
self in the tall dOor-mirror %!
their hotel room. She wore .
white sheath of evening gown and
her maizc-colorcd hair was per-
feet.
at ought TO be-" she replied
in answer TO Martha'S compliment
to that effect. 81 told the haIl
dresser - I'm going to stay in
here two hours, SO give me the
works." She turned from the
glass. "You'd better start getting
ready, Mart. The coast guard vii
be here any moment now
81 really don't feel like going,
Martha said, raising listlcsSly
from the davenport.
"NonSensc. It'll do you good
I've hung your dress in the closet
wasn't it nice Of that MIR
Weeks to have our belongings
ready ut the hotel? These T-mcr
seem to think of everything"
"But whcrc'd they find the
trailer"
"Mr. Howison says they picked
it up in front Of the abandoned
warehouse dock where Spcdd0n
left it when he took you to the
waterfront. 1t was was moved to
the federal buildings garage, but
Mr.. Weeks had our baggage taken
out and sent to the hotel. And
then"
Betty stopped, observing Mar.
tina closely. Look here, Mart!
What on earth is wrong with you?
Here we are out of rotten mess.
Here we are all Spick and span,
and with the perfectly good
Haynes money Dad wired. Here
we arc ready To live again--and
you NOPE"
w'm not moping,' Martha in.
sisted. "Pm iuSt-sort of tired
"Wcll, you can rest ut the Olym-
pic as well as here. The music
will do you a lot of good"
With Betty's hurried help, Mar
tina Mas ready by the time they
were notified that the young
coast guard officer was in the
lobby. ,,
"Wcllr he said admiringly. 81
knew you girls were attractive
but | wasn't prepared for this"
"Ill have To admit" Betty
laughed, that we must present
an Improvement over our appear
ance when your boat joined Mr..
Ciznik'sw
Howison ushcrcd them to the
waiting cab. 81 saw Guy Weeks
this morning. hate to tell you
this-but he says you girls can 20
home tomorrow, if you want.
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Colonel Sumner, Mr.. Judd and
two reporters, who were sworn to
secrecy, sup"oSing him to be
asleep.
"Thc telegraph wires were put
beyond reach of anyone who
might desire to use them.
"At / o'clock the fact was
whispered from one to another,
and it soon became the theme OF
most excited conversation. Many
thought it very nJudIciouS
move. while others regarded it as
a stroke of great merit.-Speclal
dispatch to New York Times.
According to the subsequent
Washington dispatch, Lincoln'S
arrival there. deviating from his
appointed schedule for travel
created mo little sensation as
soon as it became known that Mr.,
Lincoln had arrived in the early
train. preparations had been
meet him at the station this after
noon and the mayor of Washing
ton was to make Il welcome adj
dress. but Mr.. Lincoln has thus
spoiled the program"
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hen ilcIO.sc Martin lett her
show in Chicago and Bus Berg
man vanished simultaneously, it
was reported that the Drake Uni
vcrsity Shower bath girl and the
schools football star had clopcd.
Miss Martin won her title, consid-
cradle notoriety and stage con-
tract by posing for intimate SEQ
ed" pictures for a magazine. One
of the pictures showing her in Il
shower bath brought protest
from Miss Martin.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
HOUSES FURNISHED.
CONTINUE,

LOVELY, CLEAN COMPLETELY FITP-
hlsned d rooms. garage refrigerator Iargs
nolcn and yard: available May 10 for 4
n1uh hs OF more price reasonable. Adams
Evening star., 1937-05-02

$500 SUMMIT AVE. CHEVY CHASE.
Md.-Pretty Dutch Colonial rooms
beautiful bath, cedar closets oil burner .
car garage S95. Natl. $3.50: Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

CoLORED-1s24 8 ST. NV.
3 Rms: Kit: Bath. $50
UNION INVESTMENT CO.. Natl. 5536.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

3l59 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath $500
rooms, RECEIPT. hall and bath; large
porch Sc so
Evening star., 1937-05-02
HOUSES FURNISHED.

SILVER SPRING-FIVE LARGE ROOMS
screened porch garage: new detached
home completely furnished; ideal, cool To-
cation; May 10 to Sept. Is. Shep. 36l9-J.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
THE CAVALIER,

ION TOP OF l4th ST.-OVERLOOKING
THE CITY"
We have just two Groom. kitchenette,
dinette and bath ants. available for i'm
mediate occupancy One is on the sth
floor. with southwest exposure. command
ing beautiful view of Northwest Wash
inston. The other is front unit. on the
rooms. dressing closet with ina a-door bed,
Fris idaire. oak floors. ample closets. Both
apis. have Just underGone complete redec-
grafton We have spacious one-room,
kitchenette. dinette and bath unit also
available now.
hour elevator and switchboard service. In
q quiet refined. fireproof building. con-
Venient to downtown. Conservative rental
THE CAVALIER
Evening star., 1937-05-02

194s BENNETT PL. NESS WILL,
rent TINS modern house arranged as two
apartments. Each has rooms, kitchen
screened and elassed sleeping porch:
FTlsldalre in each apartment. automatic
Evening star., 1937-05-02
APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.
DE GRASSE APIS,

large double bed room, lovely alf-elec
ksitchen and tiled Neo-Classic bath; End
ences. Call after 10 am, Apt. i.
1922 N ST. NV.
Just west Of Conn. ave.-Electric re-
1riGeration on mouse current.
TWO S9rR ROOMS, KITCHEN AND S49.5O
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 200. 925 18th st. NV.
1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
Adults i%n only. k'isaen Reieaences es.n 's'o''''
661 NORRIS PL. NE.
3 rooms and bath-Sgmmsr M,ntae sS5.oo e 90
9o2 MASS. AVE. NE. ''''
, 5 rooms and bath (vac. 5-D---$5o,oo
345 18th ST. Sc.
) FSoms rooms ana ana SSstthh---s33ss: Ssth-- 3s:so SO
719 9th ST. Sc.
2ss KENTucKY iIsNs tIe sSl' AVE. Sc. ''''00
l16 18th ST. NE.
6l8 A ST. Sc.
IOUHS ana .0U
ITO 4th ST. Sc.
2 rooms semi-ba 80
FURNISHED.
813 E. CAPITOL ST.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pa Ave Sc Line. oos4.
800 B st. NE.
Rooms. Bath, Elec. Refg.: s45.
1471 Irving st. NV.
! ! Rms, Rm;' Kit.' kif', BAH ga,6: s55. s55
1896 Colorado Ave. NV.
. Rms. Kit. Bath; $50.
PLANT g. GORDON. INC.
1874 Park Rd. NV. Columbia os3s.
290l 10th ST. NV.
msnagef ss sadpeT iDcdid ss.dent
'oGsiiIi sHANsoN SSs5; DefiH ( IucHs co. osso'oo
1905 H St. NV National 2345.
2817 18th ST. NV.
:, Electric refrigeration and electricity for
lighting included in rent; . rooms, Kitchen
and bath, bath, S45. Inquire in beauty shop on
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2l0O. o25 18th st. NV.
144O w ST. NV.
Apt 21-4 rooms. kitchen and bath:
corner apt. redecorated throushout See
resident manager; $50.
R. v. MARCERON,
e13 18th ST. NV. Natl 65ss.
32a 2nd St. n.e:-Very desirable % apis.
Of 2 and 3 rooms. kitchen and bath; elec-
'''' 'ef5lse5ft!sa boss 81 PAeLps II iae $3.50
1417 K St. NV National $500.
2l5l CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
ped rooms, recep. room. d. room,
kitchen, pantry, bath: gas, cleo
tricity. refrigeration free; eleva-
tor service ----------,----S SS5 90
3rd g. DECATUR SITS. NV.
. bed rooms living room, dinette
kitchen and bath -----------S $50 so
Others with l bed room -- S52 SO
lis CONCORD AVE.
2 bed rooms. living room. dinette,
kitchen and bath S595O
45th PL. NE, NEAR ORD ST.
BED room, living room, dinette,
Xtchen and bath --- o42 so and S45 90
1857 31st ST. NV.
2 bed rooms living room. dining
room. kitchen, inclosed porch and
bath ---- $50 90
3159 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath $500
5 rooms, RECEIPT. hall and bath; large
porch ---------------- se2 SO
250 GALLATIN ST. NV.
Bed room, living room, kitchen and
path; heat, gas and electricity
free; new building $500
5104 End ST. NV.
Bed room, living room. dinette
kitchen and bath $50 so
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 K NV. Dist 1915.
739 NEWTON ST. NV.
JUST NORTH OF PARK RD
One room, kitchen and bath
Electric refrigeration. See jani-
tor on premises
Evening star., 1937-05-02
APARTMENTS WANTED

ATTIC BACHELOR APARTMENT, UNFUR-
nished. located near Attic Book Shop
hodte6S 1Il1 st. NV. A.
YOUNG. MAN DESIRES SHARE APART
ment with another; walking distance: rea-
sonable: n. ". Address Box 1877, Star ONCE .
RMS. KIT. REFRIGERATOR. BATH
S45. 34o2 22nd st. ne. Mr.. ROE, Poto.
mac 020H. Furnished
? ROOMS. K. AND B.; NEAR G. P. O.
Give particulars. Address Box 416-W, Star
PAPERHANGER AND PAINTER WILL
give part-time service for rent Of small
house or three-room. kitchen and bath
apt: unfurnished. Address Box 444-W.
Star ofice
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN PRIVATE BATH
unturn Couple with child age 3; around
S3o. Address Box 163-W Star ONCE %
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT. INfME-
alate occupancy. ive or six rooms. within
half mile Of State Department. Address
Box 117-W. Star ONCE
LOFT, SIMILAR PLACE
suitable book storage studio: near 10Th
and H ". Address Box 55-T. Star once.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

1857 31st ST. NV.
2 bed rooms, living room. dining
room. kitchen, inclosed porch and
bath $50 90
Evening star., 1937-05-02
APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

COUPLE WANT SMALL MODERN HOUSE
or unfurnished apt with. private kitchen
and bath: moderate rental: must be in or
near Kensington. Md. Address Box 16O-T,
Star Office
Evening star., 1937-05-02
APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.
1921 BELMONT ST. NV.

2 rms. kit. bath, dinette S41.OO
SHANNON d LUCHS CO,
1905 H ST. NV. National .345.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

COLORED@2 APTS.. 3 ROOMS AND
bath each. $3.50 and S265O. 1909 9th
st. s.w. Must have real estate reference.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

BLADENsBURG RD., JUST OVER DIS
trict line rooms. bath: h. W h. gas,
cleo: large, beautifully Handicapped grounds:
3-car garage; suitable for tourist house;
so; avail. May J. 5. DIXIE REALTY CO..
Natl $3.50
Evening star., 1937-05-02

COLORED-TWO LARGE ROOMS, PRI-
vate bath and use of kitchen: for one or
two persons with reference. Call Potomac
ll44-I after & D m
Evening star., 1937-05-02
University Park,
HOUSES FOR RENT.
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- 5203 Kansas ave- rooms I bath for
Summer months June l2 TO September .
MOSS REALTY COMPANY. Metropolitan
1916