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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-07
TROOPS HUNT RABBITS

E0ENlGSBERG, Prussia. -
tUPE-TrOOpS of the East Prus-
ban garrison at Ortelsburg have
,reN sent out on a huge rabbit
mn. along the Baltic coast. The
r0lble is that the rabbits bur-
oSs have been threatening the
a,ety Of coastal defence struc-
lrrS
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-07

Nineteen-year-old Janko LII
kitch of Kordon, Yugoslavia, has
just been married for the third
time, having started his matri-
monial career ut IA.
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enthusiasm will be maintained as
they are endeavoring earnestly to
keep. the standard high for the
coming year.
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tugBRATEs BIRTHDAY

w.. Y :. Edwards, one of the
~ grovr women in the town,
q 49,, a., her righty-third birth
- ."'iry with members o. her
Pm, ,s', Who live in the city,
4 ll.a .. b.r ro add 70 her happiness.
E.-srnu, gifts and congratula-
VIM, Wow. received from out of
Fogr Is well.
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found on the steps Of a house
near the barber shop, Ossido was
arrested and charged with the
murder. -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-07
1894 LETTER DELIVERED

SALEM, Ore. (UP)-A letter
mailed August 20, 1884, at
Crane. Ore, has been delivered TO
Jean Hanover Of Salem after be-
ing forwarded from higgins,
Idaho.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-07
Trio OF Dainty Tea Aprons
Makes Smart Bridge Prize
BY CAROL DAY
Telephone
Number
90

THE pretty aprons in Pattern
8095 make acceptable gifts
the year through-and best of ali,
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Choose wolfe, percale, dimity OF
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omdlng; apron No. 3 requires
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binding.
The new WINTER PATTERN
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photographs show dresses made
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several unlVer-
sites, one Of the
m o S t distin-
guished physi-
clans of his
time, Sylvius
(16l4-l672) is
shown here on
10 81 Neither
land stamp.
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Struggling for 80 days through the
trackless forests Of the James Bay
region Of northern Canada the
party of Is surveyors were locat-
ed by airplane pilots east of Moo
sonee at the point indicated on the
map above. They were surveying
a line from Lake Evans to the
Ontario-Quebec border when they
failed to find Il food cache and
began their wanderingS.
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USE THE WANT ADS.
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To a PATTERN STEP-BY- STEP INSTRUCTIONS
fill out the below, being mention
JULIA BOYD, 103 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK.
Evening star., 1938-07-24

If you stick around this argument
you get nowhere, so you head down
to Crosby Gaige's ONCE on Forty
second street. Mr.. Gaige wants to
show you the model Of . stream
lined boat invented by Abraham Lin
coin and some So other models he
bought, sight unseen, from the estate
of Sir Henry Welcome, who bought
them from the United States Patent
Once when 1t decided to clean house.
Lots of historically interesting toys,
but as for theatrical ventures? "Just
scripts" says Mr.. Gaige, Latin scholar,
peacock fancier and amateur cook.
leaning forward to blow the dust Oh
a pile Of them.
Max Gordon, across the street, who
ought to be meedeep In actors, is of
shelling peanuts at the ball game.
Rehearsals start next week on his new
musical, Sing Out the News" but
it's also true that the Yankees are in
the throes Of . beleaguered home
stand against their hot-breathed
rivals for the pennant.
IF YOU look deeper into the town,
you'll find that gay bucko, Rich
ard Nancy, putting his face into an
electric fan in an outrageous assault
upon the temperature. MIR. Nancy Is
Just back from the privilege of day
with Eva lie Gallienne, and, from
that, he gathers the news she will
return to Broadway In . play called
'"The Widow Capet." You remember
(see WOlFERT, Page F-2.)
Evening star., 1938-07-24

Brian would become Mrs Cary Grant
but she seems to have lost out to
her younger rival.
You would think that a girl who
tap dances as well as Eleanor Powell
would be able to hoof her way into
matrimony. but the 28-year-old Flea
nor is still hesitating on the wrong
side of the marital fence. Last year
she almost married Orchestra Leader
Abe Lyman. This year her romantic
thoughts are centered on Roller Skat-
ing Professional Wes Aaronson.
Maybe the latter will break her spin
ster jinx. She seems to like him an
awful lot.
Garbo reached the advanced bach
elor-girl age of 80 with only one great
romance to her name-John Gilbert,
whom she almost married but for
cold feet (flguratively) at the last
moment. Now it looks as though she
has or will marry Music Maestro Leo
pold Stokowski. But I'll have to see
the wedding certificate to believe it.
Which reminds me of another mys-
terry spinster-Paulette Goddard, who
Is nearing, or has passed. the 80 mark.
Paulette is supposed to have mar
ried Charlie Chaplin at sea. But If
this were SO the marriage would have
been registered at Washington on their
return to America. A marriage on
the high seas is not legal without this
formality. So?
Lillian Gish, one OF the earliest Of
the glamour babies, Is over 40. She
has never married, preferring a
friendship with dyed-in- the wool
Bachelor George Jean Nathan. jr.
(Copyright, 1898, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, 1nc)
Evening star., 1938-07-24
By Ira W0lferf.

" NEW IOfth.
TINE summer, as you may have
noticed, is browsing right
i along and Times Square is
browsing with it.
You can find brisk penny pitching
game in Shubert alley any day, but,
to get what mean. you'd better
take a walk with me through the
town and see what dust is stirring.
Start with the departmental desk,
and you'll find thoughtful note
from the Dallas News John Rosen-
field, jr., re the influence Of the
chigger on the outdoor drama. CHG
ger is what the lookouts up here
say when the cops are coming, but,
where there is grass, they are beasts
that tease man to rage. THE better
the blood, the stronger they grow"
writes Mr.. Rosenfleld eruditely, and,
for that reason, no doubt, he main
tains that Dallas is the "chief chigger
locale south Of Tulsa" Anyway, how
ever fastidious they are, they're no
good at all to the outdoor drama.
1t seems they keep the audience too
busy slapping them down or trying
to drown them in mint juleps.
Step out to Forty third street and
you find yourself in the boiling center
of an argument over the relative
drawing powers on a stage Of Howard
Hughes, the round -the-world flyer, and
Douglas Gone Again" Corrigan. who
came to the rescue ek all the jalopy
Evening star., 1938-07-24
New Season
Promises
Musicals
And They Will Have
New Plots and
Variety.
By Mark Barron.
Associated Press Stan Writer.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
4 THOUGH the florescent mu-
~ sical nights Of Ziegfeld Fol
~ lies" Earl Carroll "vanities"
\ and George White Scandals"
have faded on Broadway the coming
new season promises an abundant
variety Of song -and-dance shows.
Drifting away from the accustomed
sameness of the plot of noisy come
dian. undressed showgirls and tear
ful-voiced blues singer the new school
of musical show calls for a variety
OF plot that ranges from tuneful
version of Shakespeares The Com
edy of Errors" to Come What May"
which is described simply as "a smart
revue without message"
George Abbott has rewritten The
Comedy Of Errors to 60 with the
songs by Richard Rodgers and Lo-
REM Hart
Il rewrote rather than edited
Shakespeare, Abbott explained. Il
took what ideas Of his I could use and
threw the rest away. Also We will
have . new title for the show in
stead Of the one Shakespeare gave
it."
What that title will be hasn't been
decided yet, but Abbott is contemplate
ing calling it either The Face Is
Familiar" -Four Gentlemen of Ephe-
sus" or THE Boys From Syracuse. "
Teddy Hart. brother of Lorenz, has
been cast for one of the Dromios, with
Jimmy Savo playing the other be-
cause the two are of about the same
brief stature.
Maxwell Anderson, who wrote the
hit play about the Dutch immigrants
(See BARRON. Page F-2)
Evening star., 1938-07-24
TODAY'S FILM SCHEDULE.

EAR1E-"Cowboy From
plains 5 735 and s:55 Lake Placid Ice Fol-
on STAGE 2l5 4:30, $50 and s:lo
PAIACE-ile Miss Broadway" Shirley Temple again:
g. 8 and 10
KErTHs-"1ttle Tough Guy"
turbulent drama: 2 355 $685. 750 and $50
another character portrait by Wallace
Stage shows with Paul Haakon:
$780, 615
the Robert
is reissued: 2:3o, S, tbs and s35 PM
COLUMBIA-Iord Mickey Rooney again reforms Freddie Bar
thoonew: 2 3:45, $780, 75o and $50 pm
I1TEcharpe Of the Light Brigade" popular
22o 445 710 and 9:35 pm.
TRANs-LUx-News and shorts; continuous from pm,
Evening star., 1938-07-24

Russell has been a few vague rumors
linking her with a lawyer in the East,
lew local appearances with Sports
man Tim Durant and publicity
romance with Jimmy Stewart. Rosa
lind is very attractive young wom-
an, dresses we'll. has more knowledge
of current topics than most of her
colleagues. and her salary is at least
10 times that Of the average 28-year-
old man. Why has she remained on
the matrimonial shelf? Is it through
ultra sensitive discrimination-or lack
of proposals? think the answer lies
somewhere between the two
Very few girls of Margaret Lind
says looks and charm reach her age
-27-without the prefix Mrs" Mar
garet has been newspaper-tied in turn
to William Powell, Pat di Cicco and
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt-but, when
it came to marrying time the boys
all popped the question to another
girl with the exception OF Pat di
Cicco. currently paying courts to
others.
Merle Oberon is at least ~ years
old-possibly 20 or 29-but she has
yet to win the magic wedding band.
There are two men who have figured
largely In her life-one who wanted
to marry her. Joseph Schenck-and
one whom she wanted to marry,
David Niven. Nowadays, Merle ap-
pears at previews with George Brent
but I doubt whether she will leave
the ranks of spinsterhood via George.
MARY BRIAN is 3O-an age when
most women are raising families.
But Mary has yet to be married. Be-
fore Phyllis Brooks (aged 20) arrived
on the scene it looked as though Miss
Evening star., 1938-07-24
Kay Francis
Takes 1t All
In Stride
Actress Now Will
Not Battle Over
Her Roles.
By Harry Macarthur.


TODAY it Is time again to take
up the case of Miss Kay
Francis. Miss Francis. it was,
who recently set an example
a strange example that none of them
will follow mayhap-but still an ex-
ample for some of the more bombastic
players in Hollywood.
Miss Francis found herself laden
with some very dreary roles by Warner
Bros. She started what could have
been a beautiful revolution, then
changed her mind and decided upon
other tactics Miss Francis decided
she would be resigned to her fate and
now she takes any role handed to her,
makes no fuss at all. and sets out to
play it with all the skill her years of
experience in pictures have given her
She once claimed that the studio had
ended her career long time ago with
the pictures 1t gave her and nothing
1t did now could matter. So it was
her idea, we somehow have a feeling,
that 1t would be fine thing to take
anything that came along and sort Of
quietly embarrass people by doing her
very best at 1t.
Reports that drift ahead of her new
picture, which is MY Bill and which
opens Friday at the Earle, seem to in
dicate that she has done a pretty fine
job of wrok in 1t. And this time Miss
Francis has been given no opportunity
to parade as a clothes horse, the trick
which won her much popularity with
feminine audiences, for MY Bill' is
an adaptation of the play Courage"
and casts its star as q woman in her
40s. the mother of 16-year-old
daughter and three other children.
This is something about which Miss
Evening star., 1938-07-24
Portrait of Drowsy July Afternoon on Broadway
There Are Arguments and Scripts and Talks But Still
Nothing Much Seems to Be Doing These Days.

One faction points to all the jalopy
owners in the United States, whose
hero Mr.. Corrigan has become. An
other faction sticks stubbornly to the
fact that Mr.. Hughes is a millionaire
why, anybody" they insist. would
pay half a dollar to see a millionaire
in the flesh" They buttress their
argument with the fact that 2,O00, 900
former millionaires leaned out Of Wall
Street windows to see Mr.. Hughes
60 by.
Evening star., 1938-07-24

owners in the United States by flying
his exceptionally mature jalopy to
Dublin. Harry Kalcheim of the Para
mount Theater started the argument
with cabled offer of $4,000 for a
week Of Mr.. Corrigan's time on stage
and telephoned offer of $4,000 for
a week of Mr.. Hughes.
THE argument is pretty largely
academic, but it's as warm as
a hot dog in the sun and louder.
Evening star., 1938-07-24

(see MACARTHUR, Page F-2.)
Evening star., 1938-07-24

VEN in the most nnocuos sounding projects the cinema has arr
there deadly poison complications
innocence and trust Kpin
I aduent
Evening star., 1938-07-24
Cochran's Dream, Is Reality
In New Olney Theater
Country Show Shop Will Present
Professional Stock Company Like
That Once at the National.
By Jay Carm0dy.

By Jay Carm0dy.
TINE Of a presented Washington
theatergoers
feels he Steve Cochran who for than
Maryland will be Heart comedy
1adslaus Fekete ELISA 1Andi
BusFekete for all its established merit in this country and
be
painted will
Miss and being happy do will share the applause with Mr.
something
put symbol that
business. Cochran
playhouse Of his the
stock might be important staple in the diet Of
others believed it, spite Of their
liking believing
pressed obstacles deterenty
stopped putting cochrans
Eventually
of art anywhere The farm raghen quickly
pike about mile and half of the
the professional and the
leading roles
1E ony 1h approximately
will permit Baltimore lovers
The plan of operation
IN which he produced
familiar used regularly
months
Kathryn Gvney
o company
Of
appeared (Me) Nantucket N)
tdass) and South Hampton and surern N ".
the total Of his experience not by
Katharine Cornell Edith Barrett Norma
Kennedy, Spring Byngton and Csse LOTUS
b "Dodsworth," Walter starred.
other members Of the Gordon Richards
Ferguson.
young
the Capitol
Hollywood
in that the artists the legitimate
elders insisting
artistic Haakon
First thing he tells in interview that he just had
first dramatic
But queson
Because have dramatic
capable of meeting hm requirements
Haakon II won't need as a dancer"
Then would like
brightness
why not?" the performer
Whatever he has scope"
SO did
brought him Washington to that belongs
Evening star., 1938-07-24
"Gunga Din" Is Discovered
Not Quite So 1nnocuous
Studio Filming 1t Runs Into Anglo.
Indian Relations and Other
Difficulties.
By Douglas ". Churchill.

DJ DONSI0S ~ LHNfCHW.
HOLLYWOOD
the most sounding the
that there deadly international complications
-
"Gunga DIM All the
which had exploitation value because Of the the Had
imagined
suspicion doubtful that they would have bnd embarked the
difficulties
sea
headed
General Washington
the Council India
Sir Robert did arrival Hollywood
Gunga Din
cred that the which deals with the building
with elements
eoon native might tend to nde the Indian problem Too they
script
that political
and the movement.
and 20 for
r.n were revived So manv 1,strions had he.n nsd az the d
complications
commissioned marry a daughter
a Judy
oGrady the colonels lady.
There 40 Indian Hollywood
the requiring mob Of 500 filled
caste breaches by their brobe to eno the %
situation entirely None Of the Indians
Supreme Hollywood authority on indian
the nds and Mohammedans Of Hollywood inclined
NO surprised the producers when studio
empoy shows tendency
gasted perhaps undersatemn Goodwns
shorts
q
Birthday
discovered
and this unneed them that
alarm Feeling that something
not build the his
Owe Honywoods
Two of the studios penous Aims scheduled before
the studio that they would
Women Wind" rewritten
afemale
noble suffering without the help .
When Women the Wind" announced planned
conventional the
approved
which
with Ardent femnsts will have
women were soaded into it by the achievement Of a man.
with
the which
the Richard Preston Foster John Carradine.
sapse Rosenoom the ve Life carrying
Kelly and vaieta.
Evening star., 1938-07-24
The Lassies Wont Marry
Glamour.Girl Spinsters Outnumber
Unwed Male Stars.
By Sheilah Graham.
HOLLYWOOD.

NCE time-and
at 2l hdeous is
longer period for husband
ywoods Un-
married feminine stars who marched
the males o one
approach mamony 2year-od Rosand
Evening star., 1938-10-08
HALLS For RENT.

AUDITORIUM for religious. philosophical.
scientific or literary society: 100 chairs;
reasonable. Write or call after 8 pm.
1915 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-10-08
FLATS FOR RENT,

l0l1 18th PL. NE, NO 2.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. S35.
1912 18th PE. NE. NO. !;
2 rooms kitchen and bath. $40.
1920 18th PL. NE. NO. g..
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. $32.5
HARRY A. KITE
1910 Vermont Ave. Natl. 4s46.
THE FOLLOWING ARE 2 RMS,
kit, d. a., bath, with screened
pOrch.
Evening star., 1938-10-08

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
rent with licensed, bonded broker. I'm
mediate need Of houses for rent to colored.
MRS CANNADY. Ills Fla. ave. NV.
Decatur 1896. TO-
TER-CABINETMAKER WILL CARE
for property during winter. Desired alter
atoms, renovations can be arranged. Rel
erences. Box 252-X Star. %
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
bungalows. Have waiting list desirable
tenants. List with us at once.
LESLIE D. MEASELL.
Adams 1868. 2637 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1938-10-08
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.


SILVER SPRING, MD,-THREE EXPO
sures; two rooms. kitchenette. bath. porch.
unfurnished: use of attic. basement and
garden. 1873 Flower ave.
TAKOMA, 723 CARROLL AVE.-FUR-
nished, 2 apts.. each with 3 rooms, private
bath. kitchenette. refrigeration. porch:
very desirable: S45 each. Shep. zoos.
FALLS CHURCH VA-2nd-FLOOR APT,
private home: separate entrance; 2 rooms.
kitchen. bath: unfurn.; elec. refg.: c.h.w.;
$35. including utilities. Adults. Ill South
SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL SUNNY, OUTSIDE
corner apts, spacious lawns; insulated and
heated, and 3 rooms, kitchen. tile bath
with tub and shower. S45 to $50. including
water. heat. hot water and garage RAY
MOND. Duncan and De Witt aves.. Alexan-
dria. Phone Temple 3190. Open evenings.
closed Sundays.
ALEXANDRIA = MODERN APARTMENTS,
new building; 2 r., KID. and b., rec. hall:
moderate rentals; convenient to everything;
select yours early; bldg. ready In weeks.
Alex. 1854 or 1713.
Evening star., 1938-10-08
HOUSES UkFURklsHED.

HOUSES UkFURklsHED.
Mr.. BUR. OF STANDARDS.
10 rooms 2 baths. oil heat 2 incIosed
porches, 2-car earage. Reas. rental for .
larger residence in a highly desirable
neiRhborhood.
cASWo9p cAS,Wy PROS. d GARRETT E ooa aIggo..
Ewes, Phone woodley 1870.
NO. 2737 CONN. AVE.
Partly furnished Beautiful semi-de-
tsched home; Z bedrooms. 2 baths with
bath; Oil heat. two-car brick garage. Rent
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO..
s05 st. NV. National OLA.
RENTAL BARGAINS.
1904 r. I. ave. n.e.-Corner semi-bun-
galow, rooms, modern, large grounds:
1913 Douglas st. ne, at 10Th and R. /.
ave.-Bungalow. rooms modern; $55.O0.
1913 Newton st n.e-Detached. z rms.
baths. gear garage; $65.00.
2311 1st st. .n.w.-Large. rooms, 2
baths; arranged as three apartments;
reduced; $3.50.
rods aasa aSos NsStoa eondtos 81
L. V. THACKER,
272R 18th St NE Pot 23R7
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH UN-
furnished, in private home. located be-
tween Taylor and Decatur, 14th and 18th
sts. NV. Box 304-X Star.
TWO OR THREE FURN. ROOMS IN MOD
ern home; must be reasonable; Northwest
desired. Box 157-X Star 9s
Evening star., 1938-10-08
WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

LOT ST. NV.
FOR SIX YEARS THE WASHINGTON
LEADER IN STANDARDs OF SERVICE,
WILL YOUR DOLLAR BUY so Much in n
CONSISTENT COMFORT, SECURITY AND
DIGNITY OF ADDRESS. WE INVITE in
IN ALL ROOMS: TRAY. LAUNDRY AND
SINGLES AND DOUBLES RATES, SAC. 90
TO $500 PER MONTH
Evening star., 1938-10-08
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
314 PA. AVE. Sc.
LINCOLN

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
1647 Hobart n.w-s rms. and b. SS5. 90
40d2 SlSt n.e.-S rms. and b. - 1000
Lht princeton n.w.-S r. and b. $50
II6 quincy st; n.w.-6 r. and b. $3.50
66u2 summit pl. n.w.-5 r. and b. IS 90
~ 4th st. n.e.-6 rms. and b.. 5000
iS{2 Mo, ave. n.e.-5 r. and b. - 3O.75
1o'3S GaIes 81; n.e-6 r. and b. 45.00
HoWenstein Realty Corp,
141S ST NV Dist 7S1e
Evening star., 1938-10-08

THE WOODLEY. 1851 Col rd-Well-
furnished room, kitchen optional; en-
ployed lady or couple. Adams 0073-W.
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APARTMENTS suBURsAN.

don, Va.-2 rooms, kitchenette bath; $40;
gas light. refg. included. Walnut 1895.
27IO NORTH WASHINGTON BLVD, AR
lington--2 nicely furn. rooms for Ink,
SILVER sPRING-b ROOMS AND BATH.
built-in garage. Electrolux; private en-
trance; plenty Of ground. Cleveland 0140.
DECATUR HEIGHTS, MD-ATTRACTIVE
broom apt, modern; 8 miles from Capital;
near schools: SAB. Greenwood 1861.
BROOM FURNISHED APT. AMI; HEAT.
light, gas. 1o26 N. Vermont st., Airing
ton. vs. 9s
1881 NORTH RANDOLPH ST.. ARLING-
ton. Va-Partly furn.. Groom apt, SEMI
private bath; ami. reasonable.
WILSON LANE. BETHESDA, Md
room apt. Call Bradley 314.
PVT. ENTRANCE. 2 RMS KITCHENETTE
only: S3s month. Greenwood 1462-W.
419 NORWOOD ST. ARLINGTON. VA.
near Buckingham-3 rooms, kitchen, pri-
vate bath. oil heat. Phone Walnut 90s3-J.
$40 UNFURN.. pr. K, B. Def HOUSE;
c:h.w.. oil heat, yard. Furn.. $50. l block
Bladensburg bus. 2421 Both ne. All.
0959-W. o.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
st.. Just oil mt. W vernon s ave. near % new hish
school. large living room. bedroom. tile
path. built:in tub with, shower; dinette
and hot water furnished; ali outside rooms:
'A't' 'isHsa5f BRopfE pSs'c & COLBERT. INC.
Alex. 24S4. 105 8. Royal St.
Evening star., 1938-10-08

1912 MONROE ST NW-Seeping rooms,
near bath; comfortable beds, $3.50 week,
one person. 81 so week, two persons
Evening star., 1938-10-08

1925 X ST. N.W.-Large front room, also
Ink apartment unlimited phone; good
location: reasonable. q.
Evening star., 1938-10-08

DESIRABLE NV. location well furnished
room; splendid bed; quiet apartment. Eve
ninES. all daY Sunday. Dist onS1
Evening star., 1938-10-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD.

MIDDLE-AGED LADY desires single room,
board with Jewish family. Vicinity 2nd
| and GAllatin W. GeQrGia 2A37. O.
Evening star., 1938-10-08
HOUSES UkFURNISHED.
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I'D ALEXANDRIA HOME. 8 ROOMS,
baths, incIosed yard and terrace; COM
letely restored; SSb month. Temple
Evening star., 1938-10-08

WEST 18th AND COL. RD., 1S45 ontario
pl-Large room, newly dec, 2nd floor,
c:hw, next bath; one or two; reasonable;
phone
Evening star., 1938-10-08

WooDsIDE PARK-Extra large, bright,
cheerful room single or doube garage
available. Shepherd 5719.
sol ST. NW-Large front room for
Ink, next to bath. Reasonable. Phone