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Evening star., 1938-12-25
Fifth Marine Rif|emen
Keep Perfect Record

The small-bore rife team OF the
5th Battalion, Marine Corps Re-
serve, which last year won the
trophy as the outstanding small
bore team of the 18 Marine Corps
Reserve battalions, has thus far this
season kept perfect record.
The team, which is In charge of
Capt. John E. Fondahl, has won
from Marine Corps Headquarters
Rifle Club, Marine Barracks, Navy
Yard: Frederick Md Rifle Club,
Old Dominion Rife Club Of Rich
mond, Kelly Springfield Rife Club.
Cumberland, Md: Postal Rifle and
Pistol Club of Washington, D. c.,
and Georgetown University.
The following are the members of
the team: Sergts. R. B. McMahill
and H. F. Stille, Corp. r. ]. Powers,
Pvts First Glass; w. r. Pickett and
S. M. Sowder; Pvts. B. F. Bean, w. E.
Payne, c. E. Reichert and Don B.
Cutter.
Ten enlisted men of the battalion
have been recommended for so days
dNClFC uuOy VII IllC .SoIllll6
neuvers with the Fleet Marine Force.
They are Sergt. Robert C. Walker,
Corps. Harry Shurman, Francis D.
Sullivan, Marshall A. Sykes. Nelson
l.. Howard. Earl r. Weddle, Pvts.
First Glass; Phillip j. Webb, Rob-
ert D. johnson. Pvts. Burks A. Via,
William p Davis, jr.
Should there be additional vacan-
cies for this duty, the following
have been recommended as super
numeraries: Sergt. Theodore P Dor
sey, Corp. James w. Chaffln, Pvt.
First Glass; John M. Burke and
Pvt. Clark SWayze.
A vacancy among the commits
stoned personnel of the battalion
will occur on January when First
1t. Henderson A. Melville will be de-
tached. He is an attorney with the
Bureau of Internal Revenue, and
is being assigned to duty at St.
Paul, MINI. His detachment creates
vacancy in the command of Com
pany c, the new commanding officer
for which unit has not yet been Sc
lected
The band, under First 1t. Arthur
E. Harper, will play series of con-
certs, the first of which will be for
the patients at st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital in January.
There are a few vacancies for re-
cruits in the band, and in rife COM
panies A, B and c, applicants for
which should apply on any Tuesday
or Wednesday evening at 458 In
diana avenue NV There are also a
few vacancies in Company E, basing
at Alexandria, Va, and in Company
F., basing in Rockville, Md
The age limits are from II to 35.
No previous military experience is
necessary. Full winter and summer
uniforms are furnished. Drills are
held weekly on pay status. The
l5-day field training period in the
summer is also on a pay status.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
Hearst Sunday Editor
Dies in New York

BY the Associa ted Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Howard
E. Morton, so. veteran newspaper
man and for the past 10 years
Sunday editor of the New York
Journal and American. died last
night after a heart attack.
Mr.. Morton had been associated
with the Hearst newspapers since
1900 in various assi9nments-repo
er, feature writer, foreign cores
pondent and editor. For several
years he was associate editor of the
old Leslie's Weekly.
A native of San Francisco, Mr.
Morton started work on the San
Francisco Examiner in 1900 and
rose from reporter to assistant city
editor, city editor of the Los An
geles Examiner and London cor
respondent of Universal Service.
Surviving are his widow, the for
mer Eleanor Gordon, former Broad
way actress. The body will be Gre
mated and the ashes sent to San
Francisco for burial.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
Marriage License
| ADDIicutions

Ralph G. Henderson o6 1914 Eastern
ave ne. and Ethel L., Burbaee. -, lol =
Eastern ave. ne; the Rev. Kari g.
vireil q Summers. %. Lockwood, W. Va,
and Naomi L. Mills. %. Belalr. Nd
the Rev. John E. Briges.
Alston T Palmer 81, 1897 Biltmore st;
NV, and Cecilia E. Moore. 21. sc
Rhode Island ave NV; the Rev. John
Max Kavenof. 81. New York City. and
Sadie Jackowitz, .2S West Nyack. N. Y;
the Rev j. T. Eoeb.
William E. Kennish. 23. 1884 @ ST: NV,
and Evelyn Pritchard, "A. Seattle.
Wash: the Rev william Stricker.
Edward F. Davis. 20, 1916 MARYLAND ave
ne. and Evelyn G. Pierce. 20. 1116 A
st. Sc: the Rev. Edward Nestor.
Emerson E. Saylor 23. 1909 1th st. NV,
and Eleanor H. Frick. q. Arlington,
Va: the Rev. O. G. Robinson,
William A. Hart. %. Philadelphia, and
Ira L. Dges, is. aol6 18th st. NV;
Father T J. Erans.
NJ Arnold. 81 os 8 st. NV: the Rev
Robert M Williams.
George NJ Marx. 80. 2137 Devenshire pl
NV. and Anne v. Sherbert 30. 1850
Connecticut ave. NV; Rabbi Abram
g. Seymour Podnos. %. 1915 crittenden
st. NV. and Ruth S. Wilansky. 21. 1918
Crittenden st. NV: the Rev. Henry
John Moore 30. 1903 New jersey ave
NV. and Bonzie O'clock. 90, 500 1st st.
NV; the Rev. Isaac jackson.
Evening star., 1938-12-25

Wood. chairman: w. E. Wakeman
V. w. Plumpton. 1t. John Burke,
Herbert Hodges. James McCann and
Frank L. Mason. Publicity and pro-
gram, Richard W. Thrush, chair
man: Shirley Mayors. P. G. Middle
ton. Mrs. j. M Winnemore Mrs.
Douglas Reed, Geoffrey Creyke ST.;
w. H. Steinbauer, Mrs. Mary Walton
and Mrs. c. r Moore. General pub
lie welfare Mrs. J. B. Gwin, chair
man; R. c. Bishop. DR.. E. J. Slat-
terry, Rufus S. Lusk. D. H. Tilton.
Mrs James G. Massey DR.. j. o.
Warfeld, William w. Taylor. Mrs.
NJ j. Cannon. Dr. r. L. Dessaussure
DR.. George B. Roth. Mrs. Helen M
Myers Maj E. C. Belts, Mrs. John
King and E. F. Kirby. Public utili-
ties. P. A. Fellows, chairman: r. M
Taylor. John s. Gorrell, Wilbur S.
Wills, R. w. Onslow. Lewis Riggles
and Maj. j. H. Gardner.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
1n Mrntnrta1tt
BURKE. WILLIAM Tn cod

BURKE. WILLIAM T. In sad but loving
femhemoTance efher uTI , Ct our dear husband and
%. 1898. e"'et
Loved in life remembered in death.
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. =
EVANS. CLARENCE c. In sad but low
e cur HvHNs fas nuspans %Re nd ae
S HIS is WIFE 2Pf zfsES Hap cHf1bREN afH saasS
aARHEY II my san a II H.kyEY Gyns
GRAVES who was ' called ied away a1NvEn Seventeen
wears ago today, December 25. 1921.
Not dead to us who loved him.
HIS MOTHER. :
=, KANE: CLARA F., In, loving remem-
F. F. X KANE me who departed this, .hfe seven
years sso '9daS aInsR1S psfembs5 a%p Is 2. 1aal
asaf moSer fHkTH BETTE Il e.
who, who departed this ne three years sao
frances RoDEFFER. ERfIS5 DAUGHrERs 1HRsAs
MARCEY, MARGARET ANN. In sad but
aSN MARcE r Sho sfsT depsfsed mo.hs.
g. ss,s 1ane Us nine years ago today December
Treasured thouehts of one so dear
Often bring silent tear:
THOUGHTS return to scenes Iona past.
LOVING DAUGHTER. AGNES. =
of my dear SOM t IHMEs e p%RNEn 59H4ah mems59 wS9
passed away one year ago today December
25. 1887.
One year ago today you have gone:
voice l loved is stilled,
But death has left loneliness
Which never can be filled
My heart stlll aches with sadness.
My eyes shed many q tear.
God only knows how miss you
At the end of one sad year
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER, KATIE B.
ROSS. RACHEL In sad but loving
ROSS, who was buried eleven years aEo
lafzy EfIzAhEfH Ssff%css xSR s. EDWARD ROSS AND
meoyy RoWzEE r M NARY mo5.I BELLE N.nH lay!nE
RoWzkE. , Who ' passed Sssf sv&s % ch!Est%.s
mcFnins' 1naE three years Yrs sse eo PeesmbsT 25:
RUFFIN, WILLIAM L. In sacred re-
memp22TaanSe p2Ta OF my dear husband WILLIAM
eS'e YoUR WIFE Tsy MRS. rs Nh RuFP1N ~
WOODEN. MARY R. A loving Christ
NARY r WOODEN. VIII Who pas passed "U.ast away
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN {.
Of our dear mother. ELIZABETH YOUNG
who passed away four years ago today
December %, 1884.
Fresh in our minds dear mother.
- AS the day you passed away:
There can never be another,
fg 'Et nHrREas sgF efag' 1S2N e ~ BARNES
SARAH CONTEE, AND THE FAMILY. .
Evening star., 1938-12-25
YuIe Party at 'Y

Members of the boys department
Of the Central Young Mems Chris
tian Association held their annual
Christmas party yesterday in the
boys building, 1882 G street NV.
The occasion was featured by
stunts by Kenneth Shelter, ma
gician; singing. led by Ward M.
Barrtck, boys work director at the
Y. NJ c. A.; swimming and pres
entation of gifts.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
Col. W. F. Hooker,
Western Author, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BARLOW, Fla, Dec 24.-Col. W
F. (BilD Hooker, 81, former news
paperman, Western pioneer and au-
thor of books about the West, died
here today after long illness.
He was born at Fond Du Lac, Wis
May II. 1856, and went to MilWau-
kee with his parents at the close OF
the Civil War He worked on news
papers in Milwaukee. Chicago, Ash
land, Wis, and New York City.
In 1873 he went to Wyoming tC
improve his health and became an
OK driver. Later he wrote about
Western pioneer days in his books
The Prairie Schooner" Branded
Men and Women and The Bull
Whacker."
Evening star., 1938-12-25

after 48 years of
service. He has
been employed
at the Naval
Research Lab
oratory.
Although re-
tirement Is not
effective u n t / !
the first of the
year, Mr.. Shreve
will take his ac-
cumulated an
nual leave this
week. At a brief
ceremony yes
terday he was
presented with
Evening star., 1938-12-25

processing plant, was destroyed here
early today by fire which Black
stone fremen said was touched off
by dust explosion. The pre-dawn
blast in the plant reused the town
Blackstone business men estimated
the loss at $4,000.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
Garns nf ThankH.

EwELL, FREDERICK W. The family OF
the late FREDERICK w EWEIL wishes to
thank the many friends for the floral Of
ferings and kind eXpressionS Of Sympathy.
HALL, MARTHA LEWIS The family OF
the late Mrs MARTHA LEWIS HALL wishes
to thank the community and friends,
A Sorority oficers and members OF the D
{ Fire Department and the faculty of the
YOUNG Platoon School for the, beautiful
pressions of sympathy at her death.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1938-12-25

a billfold and cash by his associ-
ates.
Rated as leader, coppersmith,
he invented several containers
which drew commentator from his
superiors. Among his inventions
are 16-inch powder tank, an i'm
proved coppersmiths gas burner
and a galvanized steel primer pack
ing box.
Evening star., 1938-12-25

SANTA REPLACES THE when the
Providence Hospital clinic it's the
but yesterday redclad with ruddy face
white the photograph the hospital
hands 0eft right Norman Kidwe, 8; Haley
the little girl who taken the hospital
in box than when she weighed only
pounds She's to 142 pounds; Jean Kdwell T. and
Virginia Lee Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
S. R. Shreve Retires
From u. S. Service

Samuel r. Shreve of 1856 South
Carolina avenue Sc. received
Christmas present from Uncle Sam
yesterday in the form of retirement
Evening star., 1938-12-25
Dratha.

ABRAMS, BARNET. A special com
runication of BENJAMIN Franklin Lodge
December IS 1898. at 10 am. at the
Temple, 1909 9th st. NV, then to the resi-
tence 1907 Randolph st. for the purpose
of conducting Masonic services at | g m.
for our late brother. BARNET ABRAMS.
The Washington times., 1938-05-06
SAFE LANDINGS
HOLD FATE OF.
'STRATO' PLANES.
Must Come to EatI
In Worst Weather

kAd44O u o11OkO4b HAOA4Co SSAA4s SAAAO
BY the Douglas and Boeing Air
craft Companies are being her
aided today as "all-Weather" air
planes, they will be no better
than their blind landing systems.
These huge new ships ranging
In size from the Boeing 33-pas-
Senger model designed for the sub
shakespeare to the 42-paSsenger
Douglas DC-4, refined for high.
altitude flying, are quite capable
of flying over the worst weather,
but to maintain schedules must be
brought down through the weather
to the ground.
With established airway radio
beams insuring direct routes in
good weather or bad between air
ports, the airlines have taken to
the development of blind land.
ing systems by which their planes
may fly through virtually any
weather safely on radio tracks
without the pilot ever seeing the
earth until his ships wheels
touch it.
United Air Lines, American
Airlines, Eastern, TWA and
Pan American have all been
interested in finding a radio
method to bring their ships
safely into airports when fog
the curse of all aviation-and
bad weather reach from the
ground to high attitudes, realiz-
ing that the huge DC-4 which
they are all responsible for de-
veloping will be worthless unless
1t can improve airline service
over the present DC-3s now
spanning the nation and world.
Three Systems
Three systems are now being
tested. The Lorenz system, Air
Track, and the oldest of all, a
o. S. Army Air Corps system.
American, chiefly interested in
the LorenZ system, installed a test
apparatus at Indianapolis some
months ago. BY flying along the
airway beacon until it is crossed
by the Lorenz marker beacon near
the indianapolis Airport, Ameri-
can test pilots have been able to
bring their ships into the ground
without seeing it. The method is
based on a curved radio beam
which crosses the airway radio
beacon and bends down to the
airport. Two marker" beacons
tell the pilot his relationship to
the actual landing runway. These
markers" buzz through the glide
path beacon.
United has tried another sys-
tenn slightly different but based
almost on the same formula.
United's test beam, installed at
Oakland, Cal, consists of a
single, bent glide-path beam
connecting the airway beam
with the airport'S landing run
way. The beam lacks markers"
Of any sort, bringing the plane
into a landing at the very edge
of the runway. The Army syS-
tenn is practically the Loren
system with secret Army per
fections.
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
has installed at Pittsburgh a test
ing of the Air Track blind land
ing system by which the pilot
flies the ship into blind landing
by watching a dial on his dash
board. Cutting from the airway
beam into the landing beam, the
pilot keeps the arrows of the dial
in Q "plus-sign" position, thereby
knowing that his ship Is descend
ing the beam properly and is in
correct relationship to the land
ing runway for contact with the
ground. Two marker" beacons
advise him Of distances from the
airport.
Not Difficult
-
The Washington times., 1938-05-06
Not Difficult

All the systems except United'S
rely on the human pilots ability
to hold the ship on the landing
beam, a job not difficult in view
Of the thousands of hours Of air
experience pilots have had on air
way beams.
The United system, however,
relies on the automatic pilot to
do the flying while the regular
pilots check the course and super
wise the landing. At any second
they can "take-over" the controls
by Tipping a switch. The auto
matte pilot flies the ship right
into a landing by being tuned"
to the beam.
Although the latter system
seems simplest, all Of the meth
DDS have shown marvellous re-
suits after hundreds Of tests.
However, to keep the airlineS
as free of conflicting apparatus
as possible, the Bureau Of Air
Commerce must soon decide
which system Is to be used uni
VerSally along all the routes,
standardization being the by
word for safety in this case.
The new Douglas ship is con-
sidered the easiest plane to land
in any one of these systems in
comparison with the Boeing, be,
cause of it's nose-wheel. The tri-
cycle landing gear on the Douglas,
one wheel under the nose and two
directly behind 1t, permit the ship
to be flown" into landing, 1. e..
O landing made at high speed
with safety. The Boeing, by rea
son Of its conventional landing
gear, will have to be almost
"stalled" into q landing as trans
ports are landed today.
After hearing much hue and cry
about development Of safe, light
plane for the average flier, Slip
Stream had the first opportunity
recently to handle a new Piper
Cub Cformerly the Taylor Cub
in the air for several hours with
Bennett Air Service president, AL
Bennett, regional sales agent for
the Cub plant.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED LADY wants furnished room in
apartment in Northwest section; willing
to pay $500 per month: desires occa-
slonal use of kitchen. Box 136-Q Star.
LADY. retired, desires unfurnished Ink
rooms, NV. private home; porch if pos
sible. Box 91-Q. Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

400 SOUTH ADAMS ST, Arlington. Va
> rms, furn. or unfurn: light, gas, garage;
S25 month. Walnut 6S76-W.
47o2 NORTH 22nd ST, Arlington, Va
Large furn. room in modern home. one
block bus; also garage.
CLARENDON. VA.-Attractive rm.. large
closet. modern guest house: home privi-
legeS; u block to bus. Walnut S614
Evening star., 1938-04-06
WALBRIDGE HOUSE,
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
. YOUNG MEN want room and board in
private family, private bath preferably.
Emerson 6314.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. goth
pletely furn< :inens. silver, Frieidaire:
day, week, month. National 5425.
1910 18th ST NV LARGE ROOMS.
bath; newly papered; downtown; walking
distance. g.
NEAR ROCK CREEK : ATTRACTIVE
quiet. south exposure: 2 rooms. kitchen
path; adults. 1907 Kenyon st. NV.
DETACHED HOME: PVT. APT. LARGE
rooms, private bath adj. exp; ami:
ell refg.: gar. opt. 55O6 14th NV. Geo. 591a
DoWNTOWN-BEAUT COOL, LARGE
one-room apartment. kitchen. Frigidaire.
bath; first floor. Reasonable. 534 goth NV
DOWNTOWN = TERRACE. FIREPLACE.
foreign antiques; 2 rms b.: shower,
Frigidaire: awnings MASON CART. 1741
r. l. (off Conn. at M.
ROCK CREEK APIS. 36O6 ROCK CREEK
Church rd.-Nicely furn.; 2 rooms, kit,
bath. Frigidaire. S45. Columbia 1O063.
1871 18th ST. N.W.-2-ROOM APT,
nice: light rooms; everything furnished; SIS
2122 ST. NV. THEARLE-FRONT..A AT
tractively furnished living room and bed
room kit. bath shower. hall. Frigidaire.
sSta a: ts IT, ss ssT 3 sSS Nes.s ssI
Evening star., 1938-04-06

600 INDEPENDENCE AVE. sW.-Entire
second floor: ) rooms kit, sink. bath;
heat gas furn.; separate elec meter: $50
20l. md ST NE. rooms, kitchen and
porch, seml-pvt. bath gas. elec., heat.
phone furn.; ch.w.; $4,000 per mo. 10"
> LARGE ROOMS, kitchen, semi-bath: gas
furn., no cleo; S25 month. 1o4 sth st.
ne. s.
1903 KENNEDY ST, NW-Large front
cars: employed admits; 81 week
Evening star., 1938-04-06
THE WESTFIELD,

$50, ,OO-Apt. % Rooms. Kit, Bath.
Electric Refrigeration
AMERICAN SECURITY g. TRUST CO..
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. National 4S15.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
ROOMS FURNISHED.


s41o HUIDEKOPER PL; N.W-,Private
gentlemen; twin beds. Emerson 17lO s'
Reams Rt 4u3nns HonE vas5 5 esS St shower,
from $50 monthly; weekly rates
63s D ST, s.E.-Large front room. at
toasIyslD to larn suitable for Ink
1920 10th ST. NW.-Gentlemen: desir-
able master bedroom with bath. shower:
two exposures; private family; S26. So
2126 R ST. .W.-Corner room for three;
room sround % oor: seminprva}e e1 fe entranee nsse
1nner-sprlng mattresses: c.h.W. 7%
16l4 ALLISON ST N:W.-Attractive, large,
front, adjoining bath; exclusive. refined
home; conven. transp.: very reas.
1904 M ST. N.W.-Attractive room single
Or Or double; next bath; special spring rates
1872 18th. ST; N.W;-single or double
tresses; next bath; completely new.
tance; beautiful room in refined home;
next bath; unlim. phone; reas.; gentlemen.
l4ls M ST. N.W;-Double or single rooms;
NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE-Large airy
front; also comfortable room with sleeping
porch; suitable :; private home all con-
vem1ehces; conyenisnt tIJansportation; rea-
1423 R ST: NV. Apt. 42-New maple
1urnlture: pvt. family; walking dist; SIS
mo. See to appreciate.
kGE, LSiEs NICELY FURN. front rm.. near
line: reas. Geo. OSl2
4l5 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Beautiful large
front room, second floor gas range, cleo,
neat; Just redecorated: only S5.75 weekly.
1924 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Bright. attrac-
1--WE, homellke room; suitable /; all con-
venlences private home: reasonable
z WELL-FURN. ROOMS. clean and COM
home; 3 adults: t-min. aeS Walk New eFh111n Hampn
preferred. Adams 72o2-J for particulars
2no7 inTr so0sr o ST. NV, Apt. 5a;ITwo nicely
Govt. depts. Reasonable. After pm.
1908 ST. N.W.-Clean. 2nd-floor, light
nouSekeepmg room; running water: gas
Sahse "a next to bath; single. $3.50: double,
o.room apt. have pleasant well-kept front
room for gentleman. Reasonable.
I3i6 R. I. AVE. N.W-Beautifully fur
nns,,ra nlsnea room with twin beds: southern ex-
LARGE, LIGHT ROOMS. single en- suite:
gentlemen Wis. 45os-Ji JiGsrs alter CUP p.m' area
WooDlRIDGE; D. c.. 2Sl9 Brentwood I'd.
bath; also | room, and floor; adults. s. wv
1920 KEARNEY ST NE, Woodbridge
Large furn. room, dressing room, private
oath: ADULTS: S25. Dupont 0424
LARGER FRONT ROOM. newly dec for
. IN family. Columbia Sl13
ATTRACTIVE CORNER ROOM. comfort
ably furn., IN small private family; reas
Randolph 1912.
THE WASHINGTON ROOM RENTAL
SERVICE
save time; save money. Clean, cool
rooms and apartments. All sections Free
car service. No obligation. Call Met. 2S75.
THE WESTMINSTER,
1907 18th st. n.w,-Nicely furn single
rooms. S5Sf Double. S7-Ss; plenty OF
hot water: showers: elevator
THE MAURY,
G01 10th st. n.w-lOO ideal Sleeping rms
each with running water; inner-coil-spring
mattresses; convenient to bath and show
erS; hetel service: single rooms. $3.50 week
up; double rooms from 50 per room UP.
THE VIVIAN,
1928 G ST. nw.-10O single and double
rms, S6.ho to Sl2 weekly Equipped with
moderniStlc furniture. Venetian blinds: "a
hour switchboard eley ator. maid service
PIenty OF hot water; near shows. Within
walking distance downtown.
3 ROOMS, $3.50 TO $3.50. PRI-
VATE HOME. LINCOLN O252-R.
Evening star., 1938-04-06

WASHING MACHINE. brand-new s-sheet
size nationally known make; $50 allow
ance for your old washer, regardleSS Of
condition; easy terms. Apex Elec. Co., 700
9th Ut. NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-06

WASHERS-New General Electric, reduced
S34.5O Maytag type, square tub, S29.5O;
allowance made for old machines. District
Electric Co.. No. / Dupont Circle. Pot.
5000.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-12-bas models, $3.50:
italian model, 500. All used but in good
Condition. Easy terms. kits. 1880 G st.
Natl 4730. Open evenings.
ACCORDION 12O-bass: perfect condition:
SS5 cash. Emerson 0010.
on stand excellent condition. SIT so. S13
14th ST. NV. National 6063. TO-
Evening star., 1938-04-06
ROOMS FUR. e. UkEUR.
ROOMS UkFuRhIsHED.

"!l BRYANT ST. NE. rms. and kitchel
sink. gas range. use of cellar. stationar
tubs reasonable. Phone Pot. 4S02-J.
Evening star., 1938-04-06

%SS O0-Eficiency apt, living room.
dressing room with Murphy
bed combination sunroom and dining
room. kitchen and bath.
S71 S0-Front apt. large living
room. combination sun
room and dining room, bedroom,
kitchen and bath.
See Resident Manager. Decatur 5000
Evening star., 1938-04-06

TO BUY OR SELL A
ROOMING OR BOARDING
HOUSE BUSINESS, SEE US.
Wash's Largest Rooming House Broker.
LICENSED AND BONDED.
Buyers Are Under No Obligation Inspection
Invited BUY NOW Call Natl. 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV.
wash.'s Largest Rooming House Broker.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
BOARDING HOUSE
SPECIAL,

BOARDING HOUSE, 13 RMS.
3 BATHS-$135 RENT.
New Hampshire G700 block; long,
straight lease. Unusual, nice furniture;
is boarders at present; 81 900 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

SVNIt WV00, FUEE OIE.
OAK WOOD. thoroughly seasoned. al
lengths 50 cord quality and quantity
prompt service. Guy Brown phone Ash.
ton 20-F-l4. Brinklow. Md
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THE DRURY.
3lol Mt. Pleasant St. NV,

3l"l Mt. Pleasant St. NV,
Apt. 20 rooms, kitchen, bath. S41 so
Electric Refrigeration,
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO.,
National 4S15.
2501 18th ST. NW.-LIv. RIM. DINETTE,
bedrm., kit: bath, elec. refg.. elevator; SAC
2503 l4th st. n.w.-Liv. rm.. din rm.,
. bedrms., kit. bath, hall, porch, elec.
refg.. elevator; $3.50
4so5 ;3rd ST. n;w-Liv. rm. din, kit,
bath : bedrms., elec refg; S54;
919 L st. n.w.-3 rms, hail. kit, bath,
elec. refg.. elevator: S54
Il, Ills l., sth st. n;w.LLv: rm.. bedrms.,
j. WALSHE. INC.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Ten rooms. fully furnished, filled; lease;
h.-wh. Price, $3.50.
Ali apts, l rooms, 2la baths. we'll furn.,
several Frigidaires; $500 handles.
L.h.k. IL rooms Rent, S63. Total
price. S1,1OO. Easy terms.
OWENS REALTY CO.,
1343 H ST. NV (Room 41O) Met 1888
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1875 KILBOURNE PL. NW.-LARGE
liv rm, bedrms.. kit, bath, sleeping
porch; End f.. Eectrolux. gas, cleo; reas .
BRIGHT. CLEAN APT ENTIRE FLOOR;
liv. r.. bedrm., kit. pvt bath; gas elec
retg. incl; reas. 1912 Newton st. NV.
> CONGENIAL GENTLEMEN OR COUPLE
70 share 2-rm.. kit. bath apt; newly furn.;
S35. 529 Lamont st. NV. Apt. 4.
SUBLET BEAUTIFULLY FURN o-ROOM
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3l5 18th ST. NE. tAPT. ID ROOMS
| kitchen and bath; front apt Redecorated
| throughout. Only $3.50, including heat
| hot water. refrigeration. janitor service
10 inspect. see Jantor or phone MR.
| TOMS; Dist. 2434. other apartments