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Evening star., 1938-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Farr en-
tertained at tea Sunday afternoon at
their new home at Camp Springs. Md.
The guest Of honor was Mrs. Fairs
sister. Mrs. Hervey G. Machen Of Hy-
attsville, and the occasion was in cele-
bration of Mrs. Machen's birthday an
niversary. Assisting the host and host
ess were Mrs. Machen's daughter and
sons. Miss Theo Machen, Mr.. Hervey
G. Machen and Mr.. Stanley Machen.
In the receiving line with Mrs.
Machen and Mrs. Farr were their
mother, Mrs. A. r. Middleton Of
Camp Springs, and their sisters, Mrs.
Thomas S. Gwynn and Mrs. Elmer
Wheatley. both Of Clinton.
Mrs. William A. Coombe of Clinton
played the music for the occasion.
Mrs. Henry r. Sutphen of New York
has joined Mr.. Sutphen at the Shore
ham, and after q brief visit they will
return to New York.
Bishop Joseph E. Ritter arrived here
yesterday to attend the fnal sessions
Of the Administrative Board Of the
National Catholic Welfare Conference
at Catholic University. During his
stay he Is At the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Mary K. Nalle has returned
from an extended visit to Hamburg,
Germany. where she was oficial
hostess for her brother, Mr.. Wilbur
Keblinser, consul general ct Hamburg.
During her stay, Mrs. Male was enter
tanned by the Federated Womens
Clubs Of Germany at 4 banquet and
musicale. Mrs. Male will spend the
winter in Washington.
Evening star., 1938-12-02
Deaths Reported

MARY Eackstraw, 81 2700 g 1t. NV.
Alice Beehe: S4. 1870 Upton st. nv.
Marguerite Durand. 81. go n st. ne.
Katherine Basin. 80. 1885 BrandyVine It,
T. Edward Kibbey, ~. 14o1 Emerson It.
Mamie I. Mccarthy, u. 1908 Rhode Island
Dow L: Roseberry. 80. 1000 Cathedral
l.vini. 3: sehlschte, es. s1s 8 st. ne.
ADELAIDE Hartel Lear, 03. 1915 North Cap
Cornelius D. Townlsy. 90. 1850 Wisconsin
Jehn ssyn.. ss. soe7 Canal st. NV.
Olixe g. Dlasey, Is. Walter Rsed General
K.thryn sehii,er Oakley. 81. 5o42 Conduit
Lloyd .;i, 7; Sho.t.. 50. walter Reed Genera,
stephen Sullivan. ~. l14o North Capitol
S.% w. w:a T. 4. %.,5s:ss as;st: ~,
Wendell coneius. jr.. Il. go InSraham
s::z .;:z; xndtss:se 81, :. .o,l|sss,. zo:pis.
GsD.ss %s' ra.y raasys'.. ss, oalli,nssE AospitaL
Roy B. Ragland, 30, 1l1b P st: NV.
Bertha Reid: 81. 0alhnser Hospital
Bessie ehands, 81. 0alNnSer Hospital.
Evening star., 1938-12-02
Wage and Hour Law
Held Applicable
To Janitors
Believed in Effect If
Employers Engage in
Interstate Trade
~ ~ Associated Prsss.

~ ~ Associated Prsss.
Calvert Magruder, general counsel
tor the Wage-Hour Administration,
expressed the opinion today that the
Fair Labor Standards Act applies TO
tanitors. charwomen and other
building employees II their employers
produce goods for interstate COM
meSce.
Mr.. Magruder gave the opinion in
response to q question by the
National Association Of Building
Owners and Managers. The Wage
Hour Administration can not decide
such questions finally, but it fire.
quently issues opinions as guides for
businessmen, pending determination
In the courts.
I'VE believe that the clerical and
maintenance employees In q factory
building devoted to the production
of goods for interstate commerce are
within the coverage Of the act," Mr..
Magruder said.
I'm the ordinary case Of main
tenance employees working in ONCE
buildings and apartment houses, I
am Of the opinion that they are not
engaged In interstate commerce or
the production Of goods for interstate
commerce within the meaning Of the
act"
He said he believed the act would
apply II . manufacturing corpora.
ton housed its ofi1ces in q building
separate from the factory, but he
added:
Compilations may arise where
the ownership Of the ONCE building
Is in q subsidiary corporation whose
stock is owned by the manufactur-
ing corporation"
Evening star., 1938-12-02
Births Reported

Arthur and Marion Aihill boy.
eng .na Hnn. MsrE Iii oos
asoass ana ana nslssr.s Nis Ss .
joseph and Catherine Topham, girl.
shsSurne and Helen Mid3stte boy.
Wiiltam and Pearl echeer. boy.
ssani.y san and nss.ii Fsslf olVst: 81 So;
Harvey and Elisabeth Collins. boy.
John and Pearl Lochart, boy.
Frederick and Mildred Dent, girl.
Paul and Mary johnson. girl.
Joseph and Edith Williams. girl:
xraha1 William ,nS and I1O. po.othy yasT siri.
Harry and Mary Ieeberry, boy.
leroy and N! DOROTHY wrirtt. girl.
deoTse ana Edn. slume. siri.
dss.la ane ens afEI E,..Ssss has Gdonnor, 81 s,rl
{sek and Pauline Jett. 6oy.
Theodore and Lille Fetter. boy.
Joseph and Ethel Noel. boy.
Harry and Sophia Lopstin. boy.
A:nfo.d A 81 spa .ns Muey S1,siI: HH1Ssf ,, nGy NV
Ss 5esss ana sna frse. 2rns -9sPiy 9eSi.,s sri sir,
Roy and Helen Suit. giri.
Joseph and Mary Tipnett. boy.
Ihonss IThhomss snd sd Minnie MiddlehIooks boy.
oesst sns ana sen Rnsinstts esn:en Moor: girl
m and Mary King, eiri.
oscar and 0eorgia Garner. boy, .'
yo,eph and Mary smith. girl.
Wilbur and eessie Hill sirl.
Evening star., 1938-12-02
Marriage License
AppIicotions

ch:s' :sS 1:rs:s 9:s1s Il St.2 i2le 1ots =:
n.S:ss burke g: 1895 rlo5,a. .ye; NV.
NV; tie Rey: G. !. murray -0'"o '''
4 ;ad w yIe; u: f:% Esid i5S$ 6H. S.'1sSai;
ssd s.nit. ns Geh.sS1 hsSD .h as ioes 81 1*S 1stS
x.son T. @:l:f: s ;a g. ssas A..ss4 stsl:s e.
AIssdi. pl Gcs' ns. *. iss!'n ~. ;. T. L Nv. II!
~iHlssI Hs9,, fs;', {.Sx,S e. !. 1s1s 4 nv. ,.es n.
soS.ld 3 bss;;ins'. 81. 4s4s Leland st..
E:shi.n; ss. lo$ Raymond :ae aan: t., 4 chew; ~;
E.ns.isns coSdes. s 25. 1875 g. ns; Nv asns. ina J.
enron sosi, e. 81 sis ri yisa,, H ., r.ae:s
and Edna NJ. Proctor. Is. b14 K st.
,..:s rasioT N Re-! IL, 'oisRs fs9s srd Ies +
a 5fe1i; T. i. inifI.s'ss. d:s 1s; g. ssi* o:.d:is
.ss ss 5essphiS. Nun; Esnn. Hss:' g. nies: Ss
RALPH T. !; wiser ~ ~ % and M.b.l L. .x.,,,.
James Hines; 40; Younsstsvn, ohie. and
stephsn H ;. HurnRs. n: e. and taaloete tleaetsson. E
Hannant. %. both Of Wsshinston
Alfred Lee kyerhaIt. "a: and 1eanor n.
Arthur L Hendricks. .25 WashinGtcn, and
Anna Virginia Anderson. 90. Kensing-
Alfred J. Hermansen. A. New York. N. r.,
and Anne Z. Carpenter. Is. BerryvilIo,
el:5ssee .ss t.I7n. 4 H:.r1:en; .. e. A,nstsn w.
,yohn - WALKER. "A. and c.th.r,,. " NJ
Roger L. Bsbington. 80. and Mildred Y.
!Sns:. %; both q Doen.horo. "a.
son; n; z. and Esenor i. Taylor, 81,
Od4ie ?. 1reedon. Fl. and Maxine Dale
BUTTS, 20. both Of Silver 0prinG, Nd
oeerae . !. foyles q: end Narsaret c.
Evening star., 1938-12-02
Jeon PauI-Boncour
On Woy to Peru

Jean Paul-Bon>our, member Of
the French diplomatic service and
nephew Of Joseph PaUl-Boncour,
former premier Of France, will leave
Washington tonight at 10 o'clock by
plane en- route to Lima, Peru, where
he will observe events at the PAN
American Conference.
M. Paul-Boncour arrived last
night and has been . guest at the
French Embassy, 222l Kalorama
road NV
Evening star., 1938-12-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE teeth

Do false teeth DROP slip or vabble when
you talk, eat.' laugh or sneeze? Don't be
annoyed and embarrassed BY such handi-
CABS. FASTEETH. An alkaline (non .aeid)
powder to sprinkle on your plates. keeps
false teeth more firmly set. Gives conf
dent feeling Of security and added comfort
No SUNNY. sooey. pasty taste or feeling
Get FASTEETH today at any drug store
Evening star., 1938-12-02
How ChicIe Is Secured

The basic gum entering into the
manufacture Of chewing gum is
chicle, obtained by coasulating the
milk, or latex, of the sapoto tree Of
Central America.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-07-07
Shirley Temple Coming
In Her Latest Hit

Romancing stars, dancing stars,
comedy stars, singing stars-there
are stars all around the screens
Number One star. Shirley Temple,
in her best-of-all musical hit, Re
becca of Sunnybrook Farm goth
Gentury-Fox picture which opens
Sunday at the Kootenai theatre.
Randolph Scott and Gloria Stuart
are gloriously in love, Jack Haley
and Slim Summerville make merry
tap-king Bill Robinson dances with
Shirley at tap-speed, and other top
talent includes Phyllis Brooks, Hell
en- Wesley. The Raymond Scott
Quintet, Alan Dinehart and J. Ed
ward Bromberg.
You'd never know the old farm!
Kate Douglas Virgins story sug-
gested the merry, modern screen
play by Karl Tunberg and Don Eft
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Art Greeley re-
turned to Libby Sunday from their
honeymoon trip. They were married
in Spokane on June ID.
Miss Shirley Fuller arrived re-
Gently from Chicago and will spend
the summer here with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Midyett
Mrs. Marie Taylor arrived Sunday
evening from San Francisco for a
two weeks visit with her mother.
Mrs, Herman Bockman, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Boekman and
baby arrived during the past week
for visit with Mr. Beekman's
mother, Mrs. Herman Bockman, and
with other relatives.
George Woodwork of LongvieW,
Wash, arrived in Libby Tuesday
noon for a visit of week with Mr..
and Mrs E. P Woodwork, he being
nephew of Mr. Woodwork
A party of Libby people composed
of R. w. Smithberger, Art Neils,
Alfons Agather, and Edward and
Martin Neils drove to Polebridge on
the North Fork of the Flathead for
Fourth of July outing They re-
port the fishing excellent, but the
trail off the main highway into the
stream terrible-high and exceed
ingly narrow.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-07-07
Cannot Use Unsigned Articles.

This newspaper is in receipt of
an article for publication in the
Forum. But it does not bear the
name of the writer and therefore
cannot be used. 1t is a universal
rule among all reputable newspapers
that articles intended for publica-
ton must bear the writer's name.
The name will not be published, if
it is so desired, but the editor must
know where to place responsibility
and must know the writer's identity.
Do not ask us to publish anonymous
letters.
THE PUBLISHER.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-07-07
The Calvary Pentecostal Church

In Legion Hall
Sunday morning children's church
10 a. m.
Sunday morning worship hour Il
o'clock
Christ Ambassadors, young peo-
pies service $50 p. m
Sunday evening evangelistic serv-
ice 7.45 o'clock \
Thursday evening Bible study,
James I, 8 p. m.
Bible study this week will be held
in the home of Mrs P. Detjens.
Come and bring your Bibles.
We wish to announce there will
be no evening service this Sunday
due to the fact that the church will
be having their annual Sunday
School picnic. Leaving the hall Al
IL o'clock. Please be on time. We
welcome all to our services.
f. A. DALTON, Pastor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-07-07
Libby Furniture Exchange

DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Church drove
to Noxon Sunday to meet Mrs.
Blanche E. Haynes of Helena, who
will be their guest here for a month.
Mrs. Floyd Bowen, who has been
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Beebe enter
tanned Sunday, July 5, at their ranch
home for a group of friends. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Roy He'll
ker and Dwight, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Gifbertson, Miss Jewell kranz, MIR.
and Mrs w. J. Lloyd Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl c. Walker, Mrs. Dorothy Nor
rill, Joyce and Beverly and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Lloyd and Jimmy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-07-07

News comes to relatives at Libby
that son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Peters at San Francisco, on
Monday, June 27. The young man
was a Id. 8 OF. baby and has been
named Donald. Mrs Peters was
the former Miss Leone Olson.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-07-07
st. Johns Lutheran Church.

THE Friendly Church
Sunday, July TO-
Regular morning worship begin
ming at 10 a. m.
II you have no church affiliations
you are invited to worship with us
H. L. PFOTENHAUER,
Pastor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-07-07

linger. A streamlined Radio Center
moves in. down by the old mill
stream, and it's happiness hook-up
for everyone.
Six new rhythm songs stud the
happy musical score. Songs which
will add to the humming repertory
of hit-lovers everywhere are IAN
Old Straw Hat" by Gordan and
Revel; Alone With YOU" Happy
Ending" and "Craekly Grain Flakes
by Pollack and Mitchell; Come
And Get Your Happiness by Pok-
rass and Yellen; and Tony Trum-
pet with music by Raymond Scott
and lyrics by Pollack and Mitchell
In addition Shirley sings a medley
of all her famous hits of the past, a
reprise which has been requested
by many of her fans.
Matinee 800 Sunday.
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-07-07
(0(A[ STUFF

George w. Van Dyke of Troy was
transacting business III Libby Or
Tuesday
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-07-07
st. Joseph's Catholic Church.

Sunday Masses 7 and 8 a, m.
Sunday school after the o'clock
Mass.
Baptism after a. m. Mass.
Confessions Saturday evening
at 7:30.
Evening star., 1938-12-16
STUART HALL

Washington's outstanding GUEST HOUSE
all new It is impossible to visualize The
beauty and comfort We have moderately
priced. Inspection invited 1904 1Sth st
NV at R. Michigan S6oO wv
Evening star., 1938-12-16
14O4 CAFRlTZ DI. oOSl

COLORED. ell ST. NW.-s ROOMS.
bath. electricity. gas. porch; newly papered:
$3.50. PALKIN Decatur 2424.
S25. 25.50-FIVE-ROOM BRICK, 615 ". H.
ave. n.w.-Good condition. gas, electricity.
North 2S13 or 1920 You 2Os
Evening star., 1938-12-16

CoLoREp-3 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH
h.-wh.; K st. near North Capitol. In good
condition; S35-S37. Wisconsin 1923.
COLORED-KINGMAN PARK ROOM.
kitchen and bath, hot water and heat.
24O5 Benning rd ne Atlantic 6217.
COLORED-CLEAN, QUIET APARTMENT.
rooms, kitchen. private bath; heat, elec.
included: S36. 81 Z st. ne.
Evening star., 1938-12-16
EXCELLENT VALUES

Brand-New Ultra-Modern Apt.
Il Park Crescent
Il 1901 18th St. NV.
Just ga blocks from Col. Rd. and
H Ontario Rd; Convenient to stores,
II theaters and transportation.
Il $62.5O-Large living room. com
II bination sunroom and din
ing room. bedroom: kitchen and bath.
H large closets All-electric kitchen.
| painted walls, Venetian blinds. car
H peI peted es9T soTridors. See resident msr.'
h Heat and Hot Water Furnished
Il Near Soldiers' Home
II 22O Allison St. NV.
II $42.5O2Apt. No. 105-Living room.
II dressing room with Murphy
H bed. dinette, kitchen and bath; elec.
H refrigeration. Jany LIST.
Il. In Petworth
II 1917 Concord Ave. NV
II $51 .5O-Apt. No. 3-Rec. hall, liv-
II ing room. bedroom. dinette.
II kitchen and bath; electric refrigera-
H tton; large rear yard.
II 4815 4th st. NV.
H $51 .5O-Apt. No. 3-Rec. hall, liv-
Il ,. ing room. bedroom. dinette.
II ton. Rear yard.
Il DoUntown-Wolk to Work
H Just North of Thomas Circle.
II Convenient to Stores.
H 1419 N ST. N.W.-Free FriEidaire
II SdO'O0-Apt No 3--Livtng room,
II bedroom. kitchen and bath.
Il Near Walter Reed
II S4lO Georgia Ave. NV.
II $45.OO-Apt. No. Living room,
II bedroom, dinette, kitchen
II and bath. screened rear porch. E1ec-
II trolux refrigeration: rear yard.
II 7436 Georgia Ave. NV.
II SAG. SO-Apt. No. 104-Liying room.
II dressing room. Murphy bed,
III dinette. kitchen and bath. Electrolux
II refrigeration.
IL $62. .5O-Apt. No. 201--Living room.
III Q bedrooms, dtnette kitch-
III en- and bath. Electrolux refrisera ation.
II Res. Mgr.s 7408 Ga. Aye1 Geo. 2210.
v l4oA K CAFRlTR DIst. $3.50
Evening star., 1938-12-16
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1885 IRVING ST. Nw:-TWO OR THREE
rooms. NICELY furnished. complete kitchen
studio ROOM kitchenette and bath. Adams
Mt Mt PLIEAsAANT-ArTRAcTIvE 8 RMS.
park 1910 1asleside eas terrace .'eaaon' nW' near
poWNToWN-sTUD!o. HUGE R.. TILE
touea: n shooeE newly as;o paintings
frieerator; Italian garden. shep. 1927.
302I CAMBRIDGE PL. .N,W.-3 ROOMS,
porch, pvt. bath. Frigidaire; c.h.w.. gas.
ndaIss ndons. l. tub light; desirable Location. 81.
1920 INqLEsIDE TER. N.W.-2-Ro
apt. bright and sunny. FriRidaire, $35.
Also 3-room apt lovely furniture. $40. 1Ss
HEAT. LIGHT. GARAGE PIANO. RMS.
next next to @ Path; porches; pd $50 rooms. second
Md. Riverdale. Laurel, Hyattsyille bus. is.
GLOVER PARK-STUDIO BED-LIV. RIM.
kit, low rent tfew obligations; to re-
nnsd ea memsloyins couple F9r
days.
1912 CALVERT ST. NV ROOMS.
porch. M Fr,gidaire gas and elec. Price. S35
MT. PLEASANT. 1870 INeLEs1DE TER
pavate sass Sn s4S ASams ksGhen semi
tractive, newly remodeied, warm. Ia. apt;
4 rms, tiled bath, shower, c.h.w.. fireplace,
pookshelves, porches, oil heat, telephone,
Eiectrolux; nr. cars. stores; quiet, cultured
adults; very reasonable at $50
CAPITOL, HILL-sUNNY. NICELY FURN..
lsGes fpt 4ss !x NJ Fm j. aSe esdrn se kt BATH
'2l35-2002-l747 F ST, NV ATTRAC-
I'VE studio rms, running water Kitchen
cute ARRANGEMENT elec. refg. S15-S25 no.
Small rm.. S2-S4 wk. Dist. 213s.
ITO 18th ST, NE. LINCOLN PARK-1
room, completely furnished for light house,
keeping; next to bath: SIS week
GIRL TO SHARE APT WITH ANOTHER.
separate rooms; rent. $50. 1888 r st. w.
nr. Dupont Circle, Phone Dupont O537
SOME FREE RENT OTHER INDUCE
ments-3 rms, kit. bath. elec refe, linens
olshes silver. Met. S731 till pm. 22'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Free Car Service. Ewes, Woodley 06O3.
lol0 Vermont Ave, Room 217. Natl. 1884.
Evening star., 1938-12-16
THE HENDERSON

E45o ibth st. n.w.--A residential hotel
with mansion atmosphere; all modern con-
venienceS and service; reas.y rates: perma-
Evening star., 1938-12-16
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

I FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. goth
aT1ae ana sfS BATH day s 6tchsn wnsk dn1e
good furniture. National 5425 ff'S'oa'fe'
BUCHANAN H, ApTs. 1926 18th ST NV.
ray Iy eae Em eGFeh s5 ee5ga sedsm ssa s5s incl
Sa9 Sae 6aS 81 p.ny hot ROOMS Tas5
rent 16s
l,.i 17ss 18th ST: NV ROOMS, KITcH-
@ @snette, bath; gas, refe.. electricity; nicely
furnished: S57. Manager, Apt. 202.
The eSp bats ysTes cPE Psdraam aPT
1852 Mintwood pl. NV. Col. $3.50.
1914 BELMONT RD. NV LARGE
rms rms bath spo porch 4th A. pvt home; S45;
f98hH ART 1sa sos maid s9oM
available; rate on lease: gentiles. 49,
1442 BELMONT ST NW-STUDIO ROOM,
kitchen, sink and Frigidaire; also light
housekeeping room clean, warm; reas.
rooms, kitchenette and bath: all modern
convenlences conv transp. Line. 3075-W
UNUSUAL ARTISTIC APARTMENTS AND
9oms' msid vsat On quiet street for refined people
quired; vicinity Dupont Circle. So1e 8 NV.
LA SALE 1923 CONN. APT 92s-oNE
ay SSaass sSnRlssfsy 1ssh sRd beau
sugLET SUBJ IT'LL TILL MAY MAY 15, MODERN ONE
MISCELLANEOUS taFnSsed psot ss5 $3.50 month
212 A ST. NE ROOMS, HoT-WATER
heat heat Irefrigeration; adults Cali Lincoln
2 ROOMS. PORCH. coMpLETELY EQUIP
pea kitshen che "a FrigidaiTe; s5 gas light. heat
1880 COLUMBIA RD. EN.W.-oN CAR
including gas. elec. Also large front bed
conmbia eSS saita9is 1887 7tW0 So SINGLE Sc double
bsl4 hsaAt,t,I MASS: ss.n,lvI. AVE. NV: APT 2lo.A
Msf. sna s947. sas9 apartment Very reasonable:
1915 K ST. NW.-oNE ROOM. KITCHEN
conyenient 70 doWntoxn. o Net NET: ssess 81 a0uSe'
sd vaE NV FEs AfT bath 81 bsn
cite; linens; s6a month. colambia Ia tsiH o7Is
l3 End ST. N.E.-FIRsT FLOOR. THREE
large rooms. private bath, porch. Opposite
Snpreme ol ssrvice Court; ami; adults only. ,Jani-
NEAR cAPTToL-sTUDIo ROOM AND
ssschee 81 Reei gas s sessstrsty ST. s good heat rets
$3.50 WK.-1 RIM. KIT, PRIVATE BATH;
near cars 36o5 Georgia Ia ave. We Adam Adams $50. 6s4o..
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD.-Ex. LoC.;
dnetfe k batR sbaSer es dress
Adams 1882. ia
III RITTENHOUSE N.W.-ATTRACTIVELY
furn. Broom and kitchenette apt, bath,
also recreation room Frigidaire. a expos
porches; pvt entrance: garage; lawn;
5000 available; . to pm. II"
532 Sth ST. S.E.-NEAR NAVY YARD.
Three rooms. private bath; newly decorated
Apply 534 Sth st. Sc
2715 ONTARIO RID. NV. GSth AND COL.
rd.)-Basement apt. private entrance.
rooms, bath; heat. gas. light Frigidaire.
1905 M ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
ette. private bath; newly decorated neatly
furnished. ami; quiet; reasonable. Adults.
LARGE. BRIGHT CLEAN ROOM AND
kitchenette: gas. heat, eIec. furnished, Pri-
THE FERDINAND. 318 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Second floor front. large room and kitch-
enette. electric refrigerator, semi-private
bath. Adults.
bath. south. exp; clean, well furn.. quiet;
Dvt.; ez2.60. 1784 Xilboufne n
Evening star., 1938-12-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

| SMALL, MODERN. WARM. WELL-FUR-
nished house or apartment. Must have
| electric range. Occupancy January is.
Write r. A. SEELIG. 500 Senate Once
| Building. l6s
LIST YOUR VACANT HOUSE WITH US.
Tenants waiting. Prompt remittance.
WINFIELD q THURM. sos 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-12-16
HOUSES FURNISHED.

EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD. DETACHED
4-bedroom, 2-bath dwelling. Oil heat.
Frigidaire, servants room and bath, garage.
gressional session. Natl. 0l73 or Woodley
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-ATTR. FURN. BUN
salow: mr., Conn. ave.; suitable for 3; auto
matte heat refg., garage; rent for Jan; or
longer: 500, including heat. gas. light. tel
ephone; refs. imperative. Call Wisconsin
1894, mornings.
CLEVELAND PARK 2e27 MAcoMB
strestIs rms. gar; fine neighborhood; s i
schpS2ll;, 500, II mos: Or longer; r;
Willard December II.
ATTRACTIVE HOME. on HEAT; WILL
owner leaving city. 1924 Buchanan st. NV.
BETHESDA. MD. = GOVT. ENGINEER
home, comp: furn.. bedrms.. auto: heat
Refs. req. Gentiles only. Wis. 1457-R.
1885 RIDGE PL. SE-5 ROOMS, GA
rage, INV. heat. elec. refg., back porches
and front porch; can be seen any time;
$56 per month HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. Atlantic 1854.
Evening star., 1938-12-16

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
BOOKS, all kinds; highest cash prices;
bring them or phone G David Pearlman' S
Book Shop. 1407 G NV. Met. 5415.
CASH PAID IMMEDIATELY for used fur
nlture; prompt, courteous service. Adams
2136
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china. glassware
rugs, silverware,. paintings; highest cash
FURNITURE. rugs. stoves once furniture
household goods ETC.: positively highest
cash prlces For best results call any time
Line. 64SS. Reliable moving done.
OUTFIT large place. for cash. Call evenings,
Republic 1925. 16s
FURNITURE and household goods, all kinds
pought for cash. Call any time. Lincoln
@eo7.
Evening star., 1938-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ALL -BLOoD-TESTED,
VIM. James & Son, 619 X St. NV.
Metropolitan 00SS.
Evening star., 1938-12-16
INVITING
WALBRIDGE HOUSE

FOR SIX YEARs 4iS 4 sTr THE E'Wj WASHINGTON
LEADER N sTANDARDs OF SERVICE.
FOOD AND FURNISHINGS. NOWHERE
WILL YOUR DOLLAR BUY SO MUCH IN
CONSISTENT COMFORT. SECURITY AND
DIGNITY OF ADDRESS WE INVITE M
fIRSEsLIoE IR AI seMs ANR c9MHPaAYRIsoM PHoNEs
BELLBOY SERVICE. COUNTRY CLUB
SINGLES AND DOUBLES. RATES. $4,000
TO S55 90 PER MONTH
Evening star., 1938-12-16
APARIMEh1s uhEURNlsHEp.

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Sss Pa AVE We Sc s,.e ROOMS MS BATH BATH
front balcony; newly renovated.
1924 nth ST NV JUST OFF CO.
Iumbia rd1s rop kt BATH Teesption
elec. refg. on house current, near l4th and
Fa5 sRopfE d snes eoLBERT issHsf. NC Natl ss7s
559s eth ST; NV ,ets a AMP. AMP KENNEDY. z,aSsIn
story corner pan, blag ga Frisdaire on house
L. 81 sfRoaEckER sefafshs aPas Net aa1s II eau
RENT REDUcED-291o P ST. Sc: APT.
screened a sGSs pareh e1ssssi oWNER ss2s Pa Sc
HAMILTON COURTS. sl4o \ Ct; Nv
So, STORAGE Co. 7osTia. ave: NV No o1o4
100 ABBEY PI. NE. BETWEEN 3rd AND
modern. moo 2nd-fioor. outside apt now, avail
able. $42R . 30. os ses ianitor on premises or
Mr.: WALTER REED. .s 5is FERN ERR PL; NV. ",
cleo furn.; newly decorated. Adults.
sol 18th ST. N.E.-3 ROOMS ELEC. r.
frigerator. heat and 3anitor service; f1ne
condition. $3.50. Apply janitor.
sissnen sRs nowHAaAN pHiSate BATH p Tsidare sasiTs
2nd floor new home; exposures. Ran
dolph 1895.
$40 sth ST. NW.-ENTIRE PVT. End
floor: BATH southern exposure: gas, elec.,
hot water. refg.. heat incl. -
4OO2 nth ST. NV ROOMS KITCHEN
semi-private bath. first floor.
315 18th ST NE. APT 5-TWO RMS.
large Kit. and bath, front apt. End f.. refg
TO be availabl,e; Dec b may be seen saE oa Ct
Asqrat As9 aDtsi s4a4 in other locations available
FRONT APARTMENT OVERLOOKING
ROCK CREEK PARK: foyer. living room.
bedroom dinette. modern kitchen and bath
with shower. S55; refg free.
"RICHELIEU," 1850 HARVARD ST. NV.
bath S62. so; 5 rms dinette, bath 500. 80.
MAURY & MOHLER. INC. 1923 Conn. ave.
Natl 4O8O:
STUDIO Observation-Disclosures THIRD
floor. three rooms and bath: complete
housekeeping facilities. Large studio room,
north light facing park. References ex-
changed; $40 per month. 1920 Eye st. NV.