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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-18
Bob Joiner Wins
Skeet Club Shoot

Registering a 81 in a 10O-bird
match, Bob Joiner won the shoot
at the National Capital Skeet Club
yesterday. Second place went to
Mary Walters with a 96, while
Larry Smith and Fred Ramsdell
we're tied for third position with
89s. Mrs. A. w. Walker won the
75-bird match with a mark Of 70,
while her husband, A. w. Walker,
took runnerup honors with SO.
In the 50-bird event DR.. Ray
Curry broke AZ to lead in the com.
petition. George Dyer and DR..
Don S. Knowlton tied for second
with ASS and Frazier Battle was
third with A.
voTE Enn RIIEERA0K ApRII a.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-18
ApOstOli Rests
At Hot Springs

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, April Is.
Fred Apostoli, leading contender
for the middleweight champion.
ship is resting here and taking
mineral baths.
His manager, Larry White, has
announced that he hopes to sign
Apostoli for a title bout with the
champion, Freddie Steele within
the next few weeks.
VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL So
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-18
Cards Traded Dir
When Refused Van

ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-Accord.
ing to the Globe Democrat. the st.
Louis Cardinals traded Dizzy Dean
to the Chicago Cubs Saturday
when they learned that they could
not purchase the contract Of Van
Lingle Mungo, Brooklyn Dodger
fireball star.
President Sam Breadon Of the
Cards refused to comment on the
Mungo offer Of cash and Dizzy for
the FlatbuSh pitching ace.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-18
Feller's Mother Ill,
Won't See Opener

VAN METER, Iowa, April 10.
Battling a serious case of pneu-
monia, Mrs. william Teller,
mother of Bob Feller, Cleveland
pitching ace, will be unable to
witness the opening game between
the Indians and st. Louis Browns
at Cleveland. Young Teller Is
slated to hurl the opener.
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and Macks Open
SO Baseball Season Herr
CONTINUED from Page ~

on which a President thus opened
a baseball season. Old baseball
historians declare President NC
Kinley tossed out the first ball at
the old Washington "ballyard" in
1897. The President will leave the
White House at 2::3O p. m. in time
to see the flag-raising and the pa
rade of both teams.
THOSE IN PARTY
He will have with him as his
guests his three secretaries-Ste-
phen T. Early, James Roosevelt
and Col. Marvin Mcintyre. This
lis McIntyre'S first public appear
ance since he went to the Naval
Hospital for a rest two weeks ago
today.
The President also will be host
to Harry Hopkins, WPA Admins
TRAITOR, Col. Edwin M. Watson, his
military aide, and Capt. Walter
Woodson, naval aide; DR.. Ross T.
McIntire, the White House physi-
clan, and Rudolph Forster, execu-
tive officer OF the White House,
and AL Kresse, Of Saratoga, a
White House guest.
Nearly 10000 fans will pack
Griffith Stadium as a nation halls
its own game more Justify than
ever. The Weather Bureau has
promised clearing skies and a
warm sun for the day. Edward
B. Eynon, Washington Club secre-
tary, announced two weeks ago
the last reserved seat had been
sold.
AS the Athletics face the
Nations here this afternoon, the
New York Yankees, in quest of
their third consecutive pennant,
meet the Boston Red Sox in
the Hub.
Two historic occasions will be
celebrated in historic Boston. It
Is not only the centennial of base
ball, but Patriots Day There, in
the cradle of American liberty,
folks commemorate the heroic
deeds of the farmers, who, 1853
years ago today, fired the shot
that was heard around the world.
Boston's sharing of the opening
day limelight this afternoon de-
stroys monopoly long cherished
by Washington. America Is not
jealous of the intrusion, however.
It's the play and the day that
counts, as baseball joyously takes
top rank on the calendar.
Where will the Nationals finish
in this battle for the American
League pennant'
MATS RATING
On form and by comparison
with the other clubs Of the league,
fifth at best and at worst sixth
place.
Injuries have shattered the De.
troit Tigers and the Chicago White
Sox. Washington may profit by
the misfortunes Of these leading
contenders and capture whatever
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-18
Cumberland Loop
To Open May l

CUMBERLAND, Md, April 10.
The Tricounty Baseball League
opens its schedule May !. with
eight teams bidding for the pen
nant.
Two of the four sandlot loops
here have completed their roster
and await the opening games.
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spell as one
major league
takes off to-
day a n d an
o t h e r / s
p Use d 70 r
flight tomor-
row.
N o sector
of the base
ball from {
quite puts on
t h e 9 h o W
which marks
w a s hington
opening days
old institu-
tionS to be
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-18
KIRK MILLER
Says:

Baseball's seductive lure Is
once more upon the land.
It holds q nation within its
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-18

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
FINAL STA
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sure, but forever new.
A President attends and takes
part in the spectacle. .
A city's machinery Is stopped
and the Federal wheels are
stilled as dignitaries from local
and national life desert their
desks to yield to baseballs lure.
If there be a depression ram
pant across our cline, 1t isn't re-
Elected in the baseball pews.
Here in Washington more than
10000 storm the gates of Grit
fifth Stadium, where many more
would gladly abide were facih-
ties sufficient.
For opening day baseball Is
an institution among our kind.
The day is as much a fixture as
any of the ordained holidays.
Tomorrow the same teams play,
perhaps o better game Of ball,
but there won't be the color and
the crowd nor the band nor the
bunting,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-18

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
Detroit at Chicago.
St. Louis at Cleveland
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-18
MATS RATING


GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Washington. New 70
GAMES TOMORROW
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VOTE F0R SUFFRAGE APR
Evening star., 1938-03-20
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

LARGE front room. newly furnished: con-
penlent to transportation; l0c fare rent
ssessonaole' sss1a1 adults; employed. Walnut
ARLINGTON bright rms. unfurnished: !:
heat and light for Ink. cool and quiet
In summer. Clarendon 1893.
ROOM with private bath. meals If desired.
Close to c nice sstse
stall If desired: references required. Clar-
endon a4l-M evenings.
1898 n UTAH ST. Arlington. va.-Larse.
near bus. l0c fare. Walnut 1919.
ARL1NGToN--Front room, next to bath.
town. Walnut 2iOs.
TAKOMA PARK. Elm ave. near bus ter
dows: ST.. month. Phone Shepherd oas5.
535 N, KENMORE ST. ArlAgton. Va
Lovely suburban home. one single. one
double snn1 fur1sainss meals that
rooms. modern conveniences. continuous
hot water; $50: couple only.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Pleasant rm. pvt.
ss bo8hGod NC s.P other 1..s Ws !ssd ass nes
D. c;-Nice room. next shower; private.
optional: reas. Decatur 2056-R.
ON ROCKVILLE PIKE. Sc: corner room.
Wiseonsn RIxatf fasa es'n reasonable gentlemen
1917 N. EDGEWooD ST.. Lyon Village,
Va.-Beautiful home: c.h.w., oil heat:
next bath: reasonable. Phone Clarendon
36
2O2 NO HIGHLAND ST.. Lyon Park. va
Nicely furn. rm.. conv. bath. mod. home;
conv. bus; gentlemen only. Clarendon 321s.
ARLINGTON. VA, 9O1 21st st. south
Gentleman. corner room; private bath:
maids service: on bus line: jackson 1907.
2s EAST. WooDBINE ST. Chevy Chase,
Md.-Well-appointed master bedrm.: pvt
bath; new brick home; gar. Wis. 4226.
wANTED-one or two consenial ladies'
preferably employed. to- share new. fur
nished home with another in Arlington.
Va; give necessary inform. Box 81 m.
Star. 20'
625 IVY ST.. ARL.. VA-Master bedroom;
large home and grounds; must be seen to
be appreciated: 81 per wk.. = persons: $3
per wk. ; persons. Phone Clarendon 1884.
NEAR COLONIAL VILLAGE-Nicely fur
nished room, semi-private bath tshower>; !;
S22 80; convenient to transportation.
Walnut 21O4. 2Os
ARLINGTON-PLEASA CORNER BED
R39M; sINGLE PRIXATE BATH; sAs +, NJ No
SIRED 3kCf NORTH 3rd ST C0h
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1918 10Th ST--LARGE
room, kltchenette. sink range and Frigid-
alre adj. bath; everything furn.: adults
6ls ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID NV
Entire Ind floor, unusually attractive, .
rms; Kit. private bath. porch; telephone.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NVVWS Win 0OANO.
1877 F ST. NW.-Newly decorated rooms;
buie buiidinss. Rates, ssI STA and sss. ''e'"e"'
2l14 18th ST. N.W.-Two nicely furnished
rooms, excellent meals: $2s each. Phone
17l1 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Double
Exeeliens meals Home atmosphere. Res:
sonable. Dupont 257O.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1912 21st n.w-Cozy
front basement room. twin beds. 2 windows.
Wslkins distance; $3.50: A Il.
1884 CONN. AyE;-Larxe second floor
twin beds: Also sinEle.
1910 oIRARp-2nd door; double room.
coiamsi. eeanSsS e.' aos5 nome pllv'' f.'e' Fe'''
1907 31st 81. N.W.-Ekclusive section,
overlooking Tudor place. near q street bus.
bxssIlsnt bapans t7ss. H.'''' Refined guests only
21st ST. NV. -I6OS)-Beautiful rooms.
twin deySle beds semi-bath; exceptional
1872 N 81. .Nw.-Attractive, newly nm
excellent Southern, cooking; home at-
mosphere: reasonable.
374o MILITARY RD;; near Conn: ave; bus
nome room vel furnished private
lily; large rooms; couple or gentlemen; ex-
cellent meals; quiet neishborhood; also
table board. Adams 8464.
1929 9th ST. NE. Apt. 3-Desirable room
and board for refined. intelligent young
woman. student or employed: S25 monthly
and assistance with light housework. Ref
erences required.
1880 CONN AVE. NW.-Lady wishes
young lady roommate; delicious meals;
beautifully furnished: private bath.
1927 9th ST. NW-For 2: twin beds; ex-
cellent Jewish meals living room adjoins
bedroom. with private entrance. 2O'
lS22 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Vacancies for
ladies In double room: twin beds; single
basement room. 2Os
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

1iOH Il ST. NV.
NEWLY DECORATED ROOMS WITH
AMPLE FURNISHINGS IN PERFECT CON-
DITION AND IMMACULATELY CLEAN
EXCELLENT FOOD PREPARED BY THE
BEST TRAINED COOKS WORKING IN
LY DIVERSIFIED MENUS. COURTEOUS
PROMPT WATERS. ALL ROOMS WITH
CONTIENTAL PHONES TRAY AND
YOU BUY so MUCH IN WHOLESOME
CONGENIAL AND COMFORTABLE LIV-
ING FOR SO LITTLE MONEY DIGNI-
FLED HOUSE WHERE YOU MAY LIVE A
MONTH OR YEARS AND ALWAYS BE
PROUD TO BRING YOUR FRIENDS.
RATES $40 TO $50 MONTHLY
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los S.E-ATTRACTIVELY FURN. TWO.
room. alcove h.k. apartment. north and
south exposures; convenient location; rea.
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individuality. charm atmosphere: shower
suitable g. refe. freplaces antiques Orien-
lal rugs. paintings. garden. Shep lho1
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COMFORT. REFINED. ARTISTIC HOME:
3 r. and b. or more refg oil heat. swim
ming pool; pvt. entr.; conv. trans. Shep.
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RIXEY MANSION.
2807 NORTH GLEBE RID.
ARLINGTON VA

Adjacent to the Washington Golf and
Country Club Formerly the estate of Ad-
miral Rixey. U. s. N. One single room. one
double room and tWo-room suite now
available in this most desirable guest house
residence during the spring and summer
months 1t offers the highest location; the
most magnificent view: fifteen acres Of
shady towering lawn large breezy rooms;
spa cious luxuriously furnished foyers and
dining rooms: individual table service Sc
lectlve menus. and excellent food. Rates
rea soma bic Phone Walnut 1OoO
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81. OGLETHORPE ST. N.W-L R., B r.
ana XIII, : closets. semi-pvt bath; every
thing turn. except linens: man and wife
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

kOOMS Win 6OAkD WANIeO.
REFINED. QUIET, educated, mlddle-sged
gentleman. Govt employe. wants single
room and bath with meals, preferably pri-
vate home. Charles C. Allen. Hotel Poto-
mac. National 92l6.
YOUNG LADY. refined. employed. desires
board. EoX 4i3-M. Star.
LADY desires room with board in D. c..
near Chevy Chase Circle. Box 340-M Star.
ou'
GENTLEMAN with Agriculture Dept. de-
Sires board with German-speaking family.
Box 35T-M Star. 2l'
TABLE BOARD.
WANTED. :, children to board; excellently
planned meals. Mrs. Swanson. 100 Ber-
man ave. Capitol Heights, Md.
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4"S SHEPHERD ST NW.-BEDROOM,
kitchen. bath screen porch: heat gas and
electricity furnished; adults only o2'
MT. PLEASANT SECTION ON-COMPLETELY
furn. 3-room apt; private home. 1919
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DIFFERENT. CHARMING TOP-FL STUDIO
apt. r; X. b., incl. porches: airy. bright
quiet; also r, X. pch.; elec. refs. 1888 @.
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FACING CAPITOL-FoR ADULTS EN-
| ployed; everything furnished. $50 per mo;
single room, $3.50 weekly walking dis
| tance
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11:a EYE ST. N.W.-1ATTRAcTIVE .
rms. kitchen and bath. ST. mo-: gas and
cleo; married couple or ladies
sos G ST. .N,E.--ENTIRE LIST FLOOR: .
ige., rms, nicely furn.: radio facilities in
Guided no objection child $40.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR LHK RUN
ming water. next TO bath; adults. Lin
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800 KENYON NW.-LIvING ROOM. BED
room. kitchen. sink; linens, dishes; two,
three gentle adults; S3T.5O
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DUPONT CIRCLE I325 N H AVE NV
room, kitchenette apt. elec-
trlc refriQera - -
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front rooms with bay window southern
exposure. and kit: a. m. j.. nicely furn,
Frirldaire. phone: SIS. Decatur $3.50
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IT UoVII dPl. VIII aIIUlIItI TtdI IfLN ana
Park rd.; reas. Adams 1889
> ROOMS. ELEC. REFG.: cow. TO
trans. heat, light and gas; So so per
mo- ,OH V ST n p
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81" MINI. AVE. SEE ROOMS. KIT q.
kelvinator oil heat. gas. elec.; reas.
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ATTRACTIVELY AND COMPLETEIY
furnished, Lsree living room foyer. Jr.
THE WESTCHESTER excellent service.
POtOnlaC lnNN Ami Enn
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261R UNIVERSITY PI NV RET
Euclid. Fairmont l4th, l5th-TWo LARGE
rooms well fur. gas eIec refo reas
Adults Wisconsin 4O51
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wonderful view: 4 windows: new home:
oil heat; reasonable. 1746 Hobart st n W.
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OPPOSITE
WARDMAN PARK,

gH53 WOODLEY RD.
Woodley Uncomfortable home atmos-
phere for ladies and gentlemen. Attractive
meals. Excellent bus service. Adams 95.3.
Attractive Private Home.
Double Rm., Excellent Food. Potomac 1922.
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$ STREET. NEAR CoNN-BEAUTIFU
llving rm., kit. refe. shower; accom-. two.
available April l. $50. North Oo1o
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1915 LINCOLN RID NE. blk. N. Capt.
tol-.Summer rate. S@5 mo-; living room.
Kitchen sink. large range; radio phone;
couple: no children: separate entrances.
1915 9th ST. N.W-Private home; 500
per month; walking distance; telephone;
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| TAkOMA PARK, MD. 500 FLOWER AVE.
Apt 5-Sublet :, rooms kitchen and bath,
completely furnished new building. Shep.
.,oli-M all day Sunday
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1918 BELMONT RID. NV.
Studio. basement room. pvt bath. en-
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SAVE YOUR TIME.

PhOne ASsociatlon OF Guests Homes At
WASHINGTON ROOM EXCHANGE. Co.
lumbia $3.50: over 200 well-located. we'll
a. representative will show available space.
This service FREE to potential guests pro-
or without board. private bath, grill or
kitchen privileges Homes in nearly every
desirable section of city
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...S 1st ST. NV r. K, B.: H. L.. G.
THOS. D. WALSH INC. Dist 1858.
LARGE ROOM BRIGHT CHEERFUL
kitchen; elec. refg.; convenient neighbor-
hood S'J per mo. AZ V st. NV.
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1926 HOBART ST NV. Mt. Pleasant
Unusual, newly furn., light, airy room.
next Hollywood bath. in modern home of
cultured, Professional couple suitable ! Or or
Creek Park; hieh elevation; min. by bus
street dnunfnMn
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735 KILBOURNE PLACE NW-LARGE
liv. .rn:. :, bed rms. kit. bath. sleeping
porch: md f.. Electrolux. gas. cleo: reas.
SHEPHERD PARK, ROOMS. KIT,
c. h. ". unlim phone: $50. Georgia S5SS.
4oS EMERSON ST. N.W--TWO ROOMS
Kitchen and bath: Frigidaire employed
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
NEAT-COMFORTABLE.
Single and Double; So up.
1885 lrvins St. NV Columbia 3126-J.
ALTURAS.

1909 18th ST. NV,
Conveniently located. near showers "a
hour elevator and hotel service; fireproof
building: single rooms. 81 week up double
rooms. So up. Some with running water.
IN NEW PRIVATE HOME
OF Amer. family. 3 adults. Choice Of .
more dble. Pvt. and semi-pvt. bath. Clos
cts. Dble. or twin beds. Inner-spring
mattresses. Beaut. new maple furn., incl
desks; c.h.w.. autom. heat; is min. center
town. Excel trans. NO PARKING TROU-
BLES NO LOUD RADIOS. Clev. 8OlS.
EuidAkpner nj
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1919 18th ST. NV. between K and IL
Newly furnished studio, suitable 2 ladies'
81 each; young lady desires roomma te
privileges
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Con.inued.)

s44 JEFFERSON ST. NW-PRIvArE
home; : bright rms. neatly furnished;
Mr.. SHERMAN CIRCLE RMS. KIT:
1st Is. #. r.; sSsl esllar; garage; $50 mo. Cali
1850 CALVERT-3 ROOMS. BATH. OIL
please most iastidious: temperate couple.
VALLEY VISTA APIS: RENT FREE TO
April II taken Immediately. Owner leav-
csy eae Of GT sas ecrnsp sp
living ROOM bedroom, dining room, in
sSis slSssd n!%eh; go5eh 5,ehen bath Apt: 80.
rooms. nicely furnished: gas. electric re-
friseration included in rent. S45 UP. Man
aeer. Apt. 202.
I41O M ST, NV. APT. 6O5-TWo LARGE
walking distance 20'
CONN. AND RoDMAN, NV ROOM.
Kitchen li and bath: newly decorated: new
AYERs f ssa0xft eG e3eeeae csveand Ss4s MR.
Kitchen. bath ali outside; n Southern o, expo.
81 sure conyenient and exclusive location;
blinds; adults references; s75.
l:29 18th ST. NV. APT. ST. ROOM
ing room Call after District a217.
AVAILABLE APRIL a. ROOMS, KIT.
appointment Cleveland 5334.
STUDIO APT. 1910 RIGGS PL. NV. Mr.
18th aid R-Attractlve. clean. next bath.
unlimited phone; entertaining privileges;
YAH walking distance. Ready April 1. DECATUR sa.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY : SUNNY /
I.aa nsssfi f5!S IN equipment; reasonable: cls7s-
POTOMAC HEIGHTS. ROOMS. KITcH-
Thing furnlshed szs s Emersoa ae elf every
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APT. LIv.
places; places VIEW; View over "' gardens % phone. peh heat %
light. service included: $50 month. Phone
for appointment before 10 M. West 800.
S4sb 4Sf H0dMEAP fodMI 9cp1 Pk n,nsa MW LARGE
lights, gas range: very reasonable.
3 ROOMS PRIVATE LAVATORY. NEWLY
furnished. also 4 rooms and bath. unfur-
nished. 3l4 18th pl. ne.
l32$ MONROE ST NW.-l OR 9 RMS
SO. expos; adults: transient or permanent
CHOICE. CLEAN. QUIET. lst FL! r. X,
b.. lge. closet 10 wind. laun tubs. c,h,w.,
elec. refs.; GENTLE adults: refs. 1876 18th.
1917 KENYON ST. NW.-ATTRACTIvE
GRAFTON. heat. electricity, gas, janitor.
TAKoMA PARK-IDEAL FOR SUMMER.
Living room, bedroom. kit. -dinette, bath.
reg. sal $40; adults; , near iransp. stores.
CAPITo1. HILL LARGE. LIGHT RMS.
kit. bath. ami: Frigidaire, inst. h. w:
insula ton; private home; quiet adults: rea-
sonable. 1913 4th st. sc. Lincoln S3'g-M.
PETWoRTH. 1916 5th ST. NW.rFRoNT
apt, large bedroom. kitchen; sink. c.h.w.
Reas.
THREE ROOMS BATH. ENCLOSED
sleeping porch; entire second noor. 5.:.33
9TH st. NV.
3 OR ROOMS, NICELY FURNISHED:
heat, gas, cleo. Frieidaire, phone; private
entrance: detached home; $3.50. Green
wood 1853
ROOM TO RENT TO QUIET, EMPLOYED
woman. or share 4-room apt; downtown
rcas. Clean. quiet. comfortable. Dec.
4153-W.
700 ERIE AVE. TAKOMA PARK-S37 so.
Three attractive rms and bath on first
floor: ami; two private entrances
adults.
GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT WITH
other girls: maid: very reasonable; meals
optional. North 10000 Apt. 44s
CORNER APT. BEDROOM STUDIO LIV-
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35ol 18th ST. NE-Nicely furnished
room, near bath: convenient to bus line;
lady preferred: $50 month. North O2Ss.
1412 CRITTENDEN ST NW.-Large #
rm-, pvt. bath; single or double. Georgia
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BROOKLAND. 1913 Hamlin ST. ne
Larse. clean, attractively furnished front
room; bus at corner. Dec. "O91-J.
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900 FIRST ST. NW.-ATTRACTIVE 81
room apt: completely furnished; Frisid-
aire: lights. Eeat. c. h. W.. gas; linens ga
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. YOUNG WOMEN TO SHARE LARGE
attract. .-bedrm. apartment: twin beds;
hslf-time maid: excell. meals. Inquire
resident manager. ."10l Portland pl NV.
topp Woodey Park Towers, / block from
Eeppedv.
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l471 PARK RD NW.-Larse. second
moor; southern exposure; c.h.w.; S5 sim
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c1"o H ST. .NW.-COMBINATIoN BED
room and livlne room kitchenette and
furnished and newly decorated: close 20
6. W. Y. and Govt. depts: S35. Including
gas ano electricity. Also larger apt, with
caM SUNDAY betMeen and 6 D m
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RooMs FURNISHED.

NEAR NAVAL OBSERVATORY-Corner rnn:
Private. detached home: non-conGested
parking; references; gentleman. Clev. 7433.
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Pa Sth ST Sc ATTRACTIVE
rooms, Ist floor; refrigeration. gas. heat:
near Navy Yard and Capitol; adults. Lin
coin 3941
1126 MASS AVE. NW-WILL RENT
lovely furn. apt. consisting of lge liv. rm..
din. rm.. RECEIPT. hall, kit. pantry. ) bed
rms. :, baths; responsible adults price
reHS Dupnnt fGSi
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1922 MASS. AVE. N.W-vacancies for
basement room. 2Os
Evening star., 1938-03-20

311T ADAMS MILL RD NW-Beautiful
large. bright front room. facing Rock
Greek Park; private bath: c.h.w; $50. in
Guiding breakfast. Columbia S5R1
Evening star., 1938-03-20

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apartment with other girls. Phone Metro
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Evening star., 1938-03-20

1923 CONN. AVE,
Apt. 323-Double Room. Private Bath.
SAVE YOUR TIME.
Phone Association Of Guest Homes at
WASHINGTON Room Exchange. Columbia
$500 Over 200 inspected homes See our
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1925 CONN. AVE.
Double room, twin beds, Beau
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Apply Apt. 504.
The Washington times., 1938-06-18

CoNGREss-sunday and Monday:
Girl of the Golden West" with Jean
ette Mcdonald and Nelson Eddy.
tuesday; THE Awful TRUTH" with
Irene Dunne. Wednesday and Thurs.
day: Adventures of Tom Sawyer"
with Tommy Kelly. Friday: Con
demned Women" with Sally Ellers.
Saturday: Trapped by Men," with
Jack Holt.
The Washington times., 1938-06-18

ARCADE Sunday Monday and
Tuesday: Adventures of Tom Saw
yer" with Tommy Kelly cartoon;
news. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday: Her Jungle Love" with
Dorothy Lamour and Ray Milland;
cartoon; news Saturday: Born to
the West with John Wayne; also
Swing 1t Sailor" with Wallace Ford: (:
cartoon; Episode No. IS. Mysterious
Pilot"
The Washington times., 1938-06-18

loudspeaker, through which
doomed every few seconds the
raucouS voice of an announcer.
PAGING MUSICIANS
"Billy ManSon!" the loud
speaker would cry, Manson,
Billy Manson! Billy Manson!
Manson, Billy Manson"
whats the idea of that?"
Biff asked.
There are so many musicians
here at one time that it's neceS-
sary to call them this way. Do
you realize that at the peak of
the afternoon this floor is
jammed with over 5000 musi-
clans?
"A fellow that's looking for
somebody gives his name to the
crawk and stands in the booth.
If the party is on the floor when
his name is called, he's expected
to come to the loudspeaker i'm
mediately."
"Gee!" exclaimed Biff, i'm
pressed, as he was with every
thing from daytime autograph
questers to the "big shots" Of
swing.
Now" I said, "the next thing
to learn is that each group Of
musicians has a tacit under
standing to congregate at some
special section of the floor. The
cats, for example, are always
around the extreme left corner"
Biff looked there and saw ex-
cited clusters of "'gaters," chat
tering and yelling. Opposite
them" I continued, ION the
northwest corner, are always the
radio velvet men. The right
hand corner belongs to the
theater musicians and that big
mob of men, over there, are the
long underwear guys"
Hello, Tommy" a voice
shouted, "how'S the old push
pipe?"
MEETS GENE NOONAN
I turned around. 1t was Gene
Noonan, free-lance arranger
for name-bands and radio, whose