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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

constantly be changed from one position
TO another along our congested highways
would In any way increase accidents, IL
should not be considered. Lawmakers
must consider carefully the path they
tread In making into rules Of the road
what often should be merely courteSies Of
them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

into overwhelming popular
abdication Of Edward VIII.
Baldwin today Is at the peak
Of his long career, never more re-
spected, more revered BY the Bri-
tish public.
But he was not always 80. Just
q year ago. his hedging over tho
Ethiopian crisis, his yielding 70
MusS0itni after attempting TO
outbluff II Duce In the Mediter-
ranean, sent his political stock 70
new lows.
What brought 1t up was his
recognition Of two fundamental
principles: ~ that the British
are still q most conventional peo-
pie, demanding conventional mar.
riages Of their yaonarcils: ~ that
the British are O most democratic
people, demanding obedience to
Parliament from their r1onarchs.
Father-t0.S0n
In addition TO this, Baldwin and
the ex-king enjoyed o genuine
father .to.son relationship.
Once when Edward, then Prince
OF Wales. attended the annual
dinner OF the Anglo-American
journalists, he arrived about 30
minutes late In company with
Stanley Baldwin, who was dressed
In an ordinary business suit. Ed
ward wore o white tie and tails.
"You must excuse mo for be-
Ing late" he said. grinning ut
the Prime Minister, but
promised 10 stop by for my
friend here, and he permitted
the affairs Of state 70 keep him
and me waiting for 30 minutes.
Incidentally" he added, II
told him he should put ON some
respectable clothes, but ~ usual
che Prime Minister would not
obey his sovereign"
This intimacy which existed
ever since Edward was q boy,
was evident In the way Baldwin
handled the delicate abdication
situation. No one could have
done 1t with more personal SYM
patty, but more firmnegs on the
chief issues involved.
AND THE BRITISH PUBLIC
APPRECIATED IT.
Socialist Tory
Stanley Baldwin believes that
Britain Is safe only in the hands
OF the ruling class, but that tho
ruling class Is safe only when 1t
sacrifices itself for Britain.
This has been his creed
throughout his entire personal and
political life. He has been head
of q government which taxed the
ruling classes TO the bone. He
has paid his workers in the Bald
win Iron Works from his own
pocket when they suffered long
period Of unemployment.
He even contributed 5000. 900
from his own fortune 10 the Bril-
fish government anonymously af.
ter the World war, when he felt
that the ruling classes needed TO
do their bit.
The contribution was made in
xt~ A,,ntaa lie, Yavtktstx Ss,ay ~ az
M Ip.IA ,.s..s ~ ,rs" ynrAo..
Times which was highly reveal
ing Of Baldwir's character.
To-day, on the eve Of peace"
he said, I'VE are faced with an
other crisis, lass obvious, but
none the less searching -. An
classes are in danger Of being
submerged by = wave pf ex-
travagance and materiallsm. II
IN 30 easy 10 live ON borrowed
money; 80 difficult 10 realize
that you are doing 70
How can the nation be made
10 realize the gravity Of the
financial situation; that love
Of country ~ better than love
of money?
This can only be done BY
example. and the wealthy class
en- today have an opportunity
for service which can never
recur.'
Baldwin then explained that
entire wealth to the government
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
Answers To
Questions
by Fscderick NJ KERRY

@. What design Is OH the new
china that Mrs. Roosevelt selected
for the White Housel
A. It Is a cream colored Lcnox
china, with gold rims. a cobalt blue
band bearing 40 stars. roses and
feathers 0rom the Roosevelt coat
OF arms, and the presidents seal
on the rim.
@. How long is the tidal shore line
Of Florida?
A. Including mainland and Is
lands, II 10 1851 statute miles, Of
which ia miles B on the Atlantic
coast mainland; 1878 miles Is OH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

: I. IL a person who was born In
the u. o. OF alien parents who were
never naturalizcd, eligible for the
office Of President?
2. What rs the nickname OF North
Dakota?
.. What rs the name for the va
rious types Of knives and cutting iri-
struments used for domestic pur-
poses?
4. What and where " The Nore7
.. Who was Jean Francois Mil
let?
g. Which Is the largest Of the five
Great L.akes7
2. In which state Is Rainbow Ma
tursi Dridge7
Q. what u the fruit Of the oak
tree7
.. What was Mary Pickford's
maiden iiame7
TO- Who were the PharisecsS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
A Thought for Today

For eyiIdoers shall be cut of: but those that
walt upon the Lord, they shall inherit the earth.
-Psalm 1853.
II there be divine providence no good man
need be afraid 10 do right; he will only fear TO
do wong-Haygood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

II you want .. copy Of our book
let ON 1.-THE Housewives Manual"
write The Waterbury Democrats
Washington Bureau, 1912 Thir-
teenth g.. Northwest, Washing.
ton, d. G. Enclose cents In post
AKe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

The funniest thing about cubism, sur
realism, and other infantile forms Of art
Is that grown-ups take them seriously.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

Then, too, that auto strike gives mil
lions OF people more time TO save their
money for first payment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

Licking a depression Is easier than re-
forming bureaucracy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

Values and eolorg are: / Lam.
plus Tsp. brown and red: Pm. plus
20p., red-brown and red, and
3 1-2m. plus 35p., blue and red.
Each value shows an carly sail
Ing warship.
II w interesting to note that
the three middle initials Of the
only three Americans to have
stamps issued bearing their name
while they were alive all were A.
The men are Thomas A. Edison,
Charles A. Lindbergh and James
A. Farley.
The first annual Antiques and
Hobby Fair. sponsored by the La
dies League for Service Of the
Second Reformed Church, Hack
enSack, New jersey closed yester-
day.
The committee In charge pro-
vided room for stamp displays
and placed 1t under the manage
rnent OF the Hackensack Phi te-
lie society. Sig. Rothschild. well
known to stamp collectors. direct
cd the Hobby Fair for the league.
----
There ID some question ~ 70
whether John Tyler waS the first
presidensiai stamp collector. "a.
ward stern mas uncovered . DIT
Oh co,rsspo"oence from . =. - =.
s~...,x..ns ~. n..u,H.. r....
.. W" ~ ...a %
..SS~sS 1910. .sI S.,...S
g. k xs .v''"'' W." "'"
~" $50 ''p'
.. !sss y, "' I.. .". 80. ~ nv."
~. . ss,ss $50 .ms"x,. n a. -.
$1,000 .s.- - 80 ,e.r.
inst. Tyler apnarentIv decided
10 save ihe starnp for n was soak
ed or the reply envelope and in
its place was the presidential
frank ~. Tylers' with gree"
added 10 be sure no charge for
hostage would be made.
----.---
Philateiic Calendar
FEBRUARY ll.14 49, BROOKLYN
and Long Island Stamp Exhibi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
ToDAY's COMMON ERROR
Never say. "IIe don't do that;
say. "IIc doesn't DO that"

the Gulf coast mainland; 5o7 miles
10 on the Islands In the Atlantic:
and 1887 Is one the islands In the
Gulf Of Mexico.
q. What Is Jack Benny's real
name?
A.. Benjamin KuDclsky.
q. What has become OF the
steamship Bulgaria" that the
United States government took pos
session Of after the World war;
A. 1t was first rechristened Her
cules". and later "Philippines;" and
was sold In December, 1923 TO II. l..
Crawford and 90. OF New York, who
strapped 1t In January, 1924.
q. Il q man deprived Of his Amer
lean citizenship because he receives
o dishonorable dscharge from the
army on navy?
A. No.
@. Ii the bite Of the King snake
poisonous?
A. No.
q. What are the relative weights
Of gold and platinum
A. Gold weighs 1901 pounds per
cubic foot. and platinum weighs L.
347 pounds.
q. When was He'll Gate bridge In
New York opened?
A. In April, 1917.
II you want .. copy Of our book
let on 1.-THE Housewives Manual"
write The Waterbury Democrats
MaAhlnRt0n Bureau, 1872 Thlr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
PhiLatelic NezCs

Army, Navy Three-cent Commemorative Issues
Be Exhibited at Coming Show in Twin Cities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

LONDON, January 80. - Stanley Baldwin, neaIy
10 wears old and the most completely British premier
England ever had planning TO retire after the corona
ton next spring. And when he does So he VIII be rated
into overwhelming popularity chiefly through the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
Daily M@rv.xy. Round
Washington 49, - g
STANLEY BALDWIN PLANS
EXIT-MUDDLED THROUGH

EDITORS NOTE: Today b STANLEY BALDWIN ge'yessse.a
Bglh prime minister who gets the Brass Ing oea - -
Da14Wtny we muoalea
thFoueh many lifetime u British peiles aaeeer
WHO TIDE Without losing his hesa - M
q humog.J
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30

q. When was He'll Gate bridge In
New York opened?
A. In April, 1917.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-30
Test Y o u E
knowledge

Can you answer seven Of
these test questions? Turn 10
last page for the answers.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DOWNTOWN 1919 Vermont ave.--select:
suitable ;. INV. s. 30 week each; best
food: oil heat: also others. Met. 7"o4.
.0l3 MASS AVE. N.W-Upper fat. suit
able or ) gentlemen; also 2 single rms;
delicious meals: reasonable.
l40l 18th N.W.-Gentlemen: single rooms
in apt, above garage: living room, bath.
phone: excellent meals: $40.
appointed refined environment: plenty
heat. hot water: good food; reasonable.
1000 ST. N.w.--Double front room. Ind
floor. with good meals; in nice home;
also basement room with board or house
keeping.
1915 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NV. Scott
Hall-sinele room. seml-prlvste oatn
double double room room wit, with ,ana running water: 1000
1929 x ST NV. Lee-Maraue-Nicelyf fur
nished single and double rooms, semi-prl.
vate bath: excellent board: downtown. IL.
1920 3rd ST. NW1Lsrse s,ot front }nor, room; S"n;
oil heat: Southern cooking.
1901 PARK RID. NW.-Plenty Of heat;
meals family style: free phone; S3o-S'o.
Col SS9.
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 18th s.; Nv
pie also table board North 904a.
1925 COLUMBIA RD. N.w,-Double and
single rooms. twin beds: excellent meals;
reasonable adults. Adams $3.50.
R. l. AVE NV. u.0s,. Just of Conn
home; splendid meals; walking distance
LARGE front room ,o sarsge ,st sysiasls; W ~, &
ST. bus line or ,. Georgia 244l.
1927 10th ST N.W.-Double and single
rooms private and semi private baths,
with or without meals. Delshtful location.
1Is C ST. NE-Sinele. double rooms.
semi-pvt. baths: men and women; excel
lent food: reasonable. ---
1927 18th ST. N.W.-:nd floor front dou-
lady Sha
room with lady. -
s"Os otE ST. N.W;-Larse, front double
room: " meals: reasonable - -
meals, unlimited phone: S35. Col. 1854.
1898 10Th ST. .N.w.-,Attractive, home,
share double with another refined young
lady: conv transp. Pot. l:.:: -
THE MANAGEMENT of OLD ENGLISH is
Rrsne sT T. FaE Ho1sR q dst"e
tive home. all outside studio rooms, pri-
vate and connecting baths: spacious dining
desired. Combining the excellent service
OF the past with recreation room pool
spls 10 work an each mornns monthly
dances. excellent meals. featuring hot
breads and DastTy XIV m9;t tS. rates
eanespy csll We will send for You. No o6lis alton.
Mort North 1ossi. 1895 Q St NV. -
1924 18th ST Nw.--Army ofncer's widow
has twin room, pTlfate DdtH. SnONeI. alSC
single room: cheerful, corner home. garage.
o61a WOODLEY PL., near Shoreham-
Front room, nicely furnished also base
ment room, near bath. Excellent meals.
1910 18th sT-Double room twin beds.
adjoining bath; walking distance. Home
cooked meals.
1775 LANIER mr. 18th and Col. rd.-Two
singles. sunny, warm; hne meals: con-
venient III,
MT PLEAsANT--Southern exposure. with
semi-priyate bath: Well-cooked meals: nr.
transportation. Columbia 1923.
314U MILITARY RD.. near Conn. ave. bus
Double room for two adults; private
home Excellent table. Emerson 3s36.
I7o1 ST NW.-Hieh-type, refined home.
walking distance Government depart
ments Reasonable.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

APPAREL-Lady's suit. red leather coat
evening cape dresses; fur-trimmed, warm
Goat: sizes. 1913 Wardrobe trunk.
ARco BOILER, No 20; used for six-room
house: in perfect condition. 1OS Ridge
ave; aai silver Spring, Mo. Phone shep-
B BANK 11. Equipment for sale: interior
tellers' counters, grill work Individual
obn aHd mdrsn securities chests etc Apply
Columbia 5000.
BEAUTY EQUIPMENT permanent ma
chimes: 3 dryers: barber chair: instant.
water heater Radio, etc. Reas. Cleve 4729
couch. electric refrigerator desk, chests.
dressers, beds. Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave"
BLOWERS $3.50 to SIT so: thermostat. Sc.
exhaust fans motors Carty 1908 14th.
BOILER thot water. National: 6-room
capacity: blower and thermostat Reason
able. Emerson 1863.
apn,d ,aa hard a,s red So per
American Wrecking Co. Linz. 3244.
BUILDING MATERfALsLLumber beams.
path tubs: sinks toilets pipe. etc. at rock
timbers at Sl5 per M. Ace Wrecking Co.
2I2 c st. s.w. Met. s623.
BUILDING MATERIAL. wRECKING SALE.
sdns tsarnf es, dSwa
the enlargement of the Mall We are also
busy chaneins the city's skyline on man,
Brick, lumber and plumbing materials
at bargain prices from hundreds of wreck
ing jobs, reccnditioned and neatly ar
rarged for your easy selection. You'll
save time as well as money by coming to
any Of our four yards We quote delivered
HECHINGER CO.. Used Material Dept
18th 4 H Sts NE. 9th 4 c SITS Sw
1925 Ga. Ave NV 1905 Nichols BE-
BUREAU, beautiful, mahogany. SIS; also
two rugs 9x12 IT,, splendid condition. Call
Adams 1885.
CASH REGISTER National. four-drawer
late model; good as new. Box 227-Z Star
COAL. WOOD g. OIL STOVES crate bars
circulating heaters, stove pipe and flttinas
HECHINGER CO. 4LSTORES-4.
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PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
Westory Bdr and Ma Room so
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADIcATED BY MY
own method Results effective for life.
time or money back Write for booklet No
qs coumbs CO nfbfsry "a DR sdaSs asss
REDuc1NGe TREATS. S.: REMOVES
lat in spots: results assured; diet: baths
Appointments Natl. s134. 1880 K st. n W
sY Mail UPON aiE REouEsT EST Of HpsETtaHNs VfcTIMs
STAR TX.
CORRECTIVE POSTURE GYMNASTICS:
showers and ultra violet ray. Nail. 26s6
PRACTICE STUDIO FOR voCALIsTs AND
pian1sts Tor rent by hour. Decatur O51O.
MAGNETIC TREATMENT. GENTLEMEN
licensed and estab. wears. Natl. 505S. 2S.
RESEARCH, EDITING, GHOST WRITING
by experlenced Librarian and research
BOOKING AGENT WANTED BY EXPERT
snced recitalists, (soprano and baritone,
oesiross sns o OF hotel theatricsl and concer;
No,cEsEARN .o9ss yo,a 70 6ans SING POPULAR
rect. rect tone placement breathing: free a.al-
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in
ability to paw higher price The Greater
W. W: Chambers Co offers a complete
funeral: cars and all. for as little as So
World fnest waterproof airtieht, euaran-
teed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5 In case of death call
the Greater W. W Chambers Co. l4th st.
corner Chaplin r. W. Columbia 043o Phone
or write our address We will send YOU
beautiful Catalogue OF how we do it, 400
Chapin st. W. phone Columbia O432 81.
11th st. Sc. phone Atlantic 500
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GgRTAINs GJTI ms STRETCHED "a q cents pair;
GIRL, colored, neat, wishes days work
s.hw. Columbia 1855 15'
GIRL colored. wishes position. caring for
chiidren or general housework. Atlantic
GIRL colored, wants g.hw.; stay or go
home nights; references. Call Dec. 0492.
GIRL. colored, wishes evening work. clean
Ing apts., Offices or cooking dinners; no
SUNDAYS: references. North 10.s3.
GIRL, reliable. wants evening or night
work: references. Mary. Decatur 42'7.
GIRL neat. colored. wishes position as
part-time waitress or maid. Call North
GIRL. neat. colored, wishes Job as ehw:
good city references. Call North 69'4.
GIRL. colored wants job cleaning apts:,
evenings or mornings; can cook; ref.
GIRL. colored wants part-time job or
every day. 1929 sth st. NV.
LAuNDREss colored, desires family
washes. Beautiful work at reasonable
MAID. colored; neat, pleasant; cook; good,
all-around willing worker; reference. At
lsntic 63O6.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. colored wishes
part-timc work or laundry work Sl4
Barry pl. NV.
WOMAN, colored. first-class cook short
order. part-time housework or day work;
reference. Pot. 1888.
WOMAN. VirGinian, colored, wants laun-
deliver. Lincoln 6OS2-W
WOMAN. colored. desires sewing: mems,
NomenS, childrenS, 25c. soc, Sl or $40
week. Pot. 45l1. 93l Florida ave. NV
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ROOMS WANTED,

GENTLEMAN wishes quiet furnished room.
private bath, or extra room in apartment
with bath in northwest section. privilege
OF using grill. No other roomers. Box
141-Z Star. l6'
QUIET. EMPLOYED WOMAN wants warm.
clean furn. room. kit. private. State lowest
price. ref respec. only. Box 1867. STAR
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

FRONT ROOMS? Ink. rms. semi-pvt.
bath: gas light furn: mr. bus. cars. So,
Randolph st. NV Col. "2Il.
h:t E ST. NV. md fioor-Larse room
Monday at Beren's Cafe, 6:6 E st. NV
5SI1 COLORADO AVE NW-Large front
rm. md A.: semi-pvt bath; SIG mo. Ran
dolph 3ii5.
124O ST. NE-Two nice rooms in
private home, gas. elec. incl; reasonable; :;
near bus and cars.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
ROOMS FUR. & UkFUR.

DUPONT CIRCLE-Lovely modern rm.
large closet priv. bath. semi-priv. en-
trance elevator. Ieas.; refer. required.
North l0"',
l..O NJ ST NW.-Large: running water;
first floor: non Housekeeping: private home.
500 single 500 double
Evening star., 1937-11-15
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON. 4l9 n. Jackson st-Laoy;
large. Handsomely furn rm. in quiet excel
neig hborhood: no other roomers: all mod
ern ConNenienceS; adjacent bus line. Why
look further7 Phone Walnut g23S-R
800 N. FRANKLIN RID. Arlington. Va.
Is min. downtown. half block bus. Large
Downstairs furn. apt with bath. private
entrance. in new. oil-heated home; INV.
ReaSona nle Walnni lEhS-J
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CAMERA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER g. dALBERT. INC,
1ls 10th ST. NV Phone National 4112.
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~RooMs FURNISHED.

1870 18th sT. N:W:--Attractiye double
range; $3.50 weekly: single room.
1000 10th ST NV; Apt: s4lsouth' front
ton; attiactively furn.; very comfortable.
18th AND COL RD.-Large. sunny room,
iarse closets; phone; lady; refined home.
1914 EYE ST NW-Lovely. large. newly
S24 rnonth
GEORGETOWN. 1913 aOth ST. NV.
attlse: iiy, rm.. bedrm. with twin beds;
strictly pvt; modern bath with shower;
phone tor extras; ao, ! or persons Potomac
1905 18th ST. NV.
hs LsrEe e, room. A, next 70 showeT bath; twin
fso PEGS en on hss6; Phone; on S.So0 north for
800: roommate for man, $3.50 month;
walking distance.
WILTSHIRE MANOR,
double room: room Suitable for 5: private bath bath.
fireplace large closet: in exclusive club
THE VIVIAN,
1928 G st. n.w.--Well- heated rooms: mod
Sl:: Single. So 30 to SO.
ALTURAS,
1909 18th ST. n.w.-ConvenientIv located;
3.4-hr elevator and hotel service: near
showers single. 50 wk. up; double. 50 wk;
with pvt. bath; $50 mo-
THE MAURY,
T0l 18th ST. nw.-100 ideal sleeping rms
each with running water inner -coil-sp
mattresses: convenient to bath and show
ers. hotel service: single rooms So 20 week
up; double rooms from 80 per room up
1881 K ST. NV, just west of
Conn. ave.-Nicely furnished
room. Men only. Rent, $25. Percy
H. Russell Co.. 1871 K st. NV.
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TABLE BOARD.
BILTMORE CLUB.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1889 18th ST. NV
Delicious home-cooked meals Chicken
dinners. Reasonable. Call North O63i.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
BEST LOCATION

In old historical Frederick sburs Va.-Store
20x6a. for rent. suitable for st-class
delicatessen soda fountain. confectionery
clothing, etc. next to post Office and
Western Union.
ROOMING HOUSE, near Connie rms
h.-w.h.: lease. fully furn.: S1,lO0 handles
OWENS REALTY CO..
l343 H St NV Room 4lO) Met o6S2
Evening star., 1937-11-15
MOTOR IRAyEl

LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES ABOUT
Nov 20: would like lady passenger; refs.
EXCHANGED. Columbia SOS
TWO PASSENGERS FOR SOUTHERN
california share expenses; leaving Tues
DAY. Box 193-Y, Star
LEAVING IN FOUR DAYS FOR SAN
Francisco, Calf. have room for one or
three passengers. Party or parties can get
9TH 81. NV, J. A. LEVE0UE 16.
LEAVING FOR LOS ANGELES. CALF.
Tuesday: accommodate three passengers
Reasonable fares. Phone Adams 1890
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FARM e GARDEN
ROOMS FURNISHED.

COW MANURE well-rotted; guaranteed
Waters. Wisconsin 4195
Evening star., 1937-11-15

Ex-embassy home distinctive address
ideal for refined young people: room with
private bath. singles. doubles: newly furn
49,
Evening star., 1937-11-15

DIESEL ENGINES-A complete. thor
oush. practical extension training IL you
are mechanically inclined. gainfully en-
ployed. Compete information without
ooligation Write Registrar of National
Schools Edward Mcclure. 1929 Columbia
Evening star., 1937-11-15
REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.

PLASTER REPAIRING straight new work.
patching. pointing up; get the man who
does best work at reasonable prices. Lloyd
Perdue. GA Kastle pl. ne. Line. 564l.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
RUGS.

Imported Oriental copies good quality.
large variety from which to choose: all
sizes. low prices: room sizes from 1895
CAPITOL RUG CO.,
1921 14th AT HARVARD
Open Ewes. and Sun. Until PM
Evening star., 1937-11-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

IF YOU WISH to secure a good position
take course at Woods School in stenogra-
pnv o" comptometer. Evening classes from
= 70 ard TO Q 10 l4th ST. NV Phone
Met hGhl for further ilntnr1,, a. tinla
Evening star., 1937-11-15

TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD course, brief
EaSv 10 learn. Miss West National 6o4 L.
13l ! G st. NV, Room o0i
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MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. colored wishes
part-time work or laundry work Sl4
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HERE is beautifully furnished rooming
mouse on 18th St.-13 rooms. 3 baths
rent only 500; excellent income: owner oc-
cupleS entire first floor: 81 600 handles
$. WINFIELD, 90s 10th NV. Natl. 1854
Evening star., 1937-11-15

REST opp. large Govt bldgs
rent. 500: wonderful possibilities; nice for
couple See Owner. l144 F st. NV. Bar
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1Ilg IND ST NW-ATTRACTIVE
apartment Two bright and spacious rooms
kitchen. delightful dInette and bath. hard
wood floors. JAMES E. SCOTT. DecaUir
Evening star., 1937-11-15

WOMAN, colored. first-class cook. short
order, part-time houseWork or day work /;
reference 1881
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WOMAN formerly with u S Housing
Corp. 10 yrs. experience hotel and apt;
exclusive club, school, cafeteria manage
ment; will build your business managing
partner or full MANAGEMENT. Box 23O-Z.
Star u. =
Evening star., 1937-11-15

OFF COLUMBIA ROAD, 25I5 ;th ST
w.-lst floor. . rms. Kitchen: l rr,
55O9 9th ST NV. CORNER 9th AND
Kennedy. rms. kitchen bath: in mod
ern corner BLDG newly decorated: Frigid-
sire on house current: rent. SIS. See res
mgr or call Metropolitan .,,l3
Evening star., 1937-11-15

."9 PA. AVE SE-SECOND FLOOR, (
rooms and bath; hot-vster heat, gas. elec. ::
front balcony hack porch
Evening star., 1937-11-15

$40 PARK RID. N.W-BRIGHT, SUNNY
apt. in quiet home: entire md floor. newly
decorated :, rooms kitChenette and bath:
oil heat. gas and elec. included; privs 2
entrance: admits only: SO L.
Evening star., 1937-11-15

RGETOWN-NEWLY DEC 2 RMS
kit. bath steam heated: Jan service
adults; Quiet surroundinss, So 80. 3"il
st NV
Evening star., 1937-11-15

HOME WITH INCOME. 9th and Col rd
- rooms, :, baths, garage: rent SO:
very nicely furnished: 81 600 terms.
.. WINFIELD. 9oS 10th NV. Natl. a654
Evening star., 1937-11-15

WOULD LIKE to hear from mechanically
inclined men in this community who would
IKE to better themselves by training spare
time for installation and servicine work
as well a planning estimating. etc, on
Al types AIR CONDITIONING and Ell &c
TRIO REFRIG ER ATING equipment Only
reliable men with fair education should
reply. giving phone. utilities inst Box
@s6-Y. Star. l5s
Evening star., 1937-11-15

ELLIS. GA MARYLAND AVE NE"H
rms. kit. bath; all outside rms all modern
Improvements: reasonable rental. -
Evening star., 1937-11-15

BEAUTY SHOP. Northwest section; estab-
lished wears: dong $1,000 per month
rent only $50: new equipment : booths 2
opera tors priced 10 sell: owner leaving
city. No brokers. Call Mr Ives Met $500
GAS STATION remodeled and ENLARGED
in fast growing Lyon Park Va Good
rental proposition to responsible tenant
Call Clarendon qOq