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The Nome nugget., 1938-07-29
FOR SALE CHEAP!

1885 Chev. truck. 20 h.p. COntin- ental, Failing Stacker. pipe, steel
 boxes. hand drilIs small power drill both practically new. See BOR STEWART, at Monument Creek. or inquire at Nugget office
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-29
" s 0 U R D 0 U C. H "
 STATIONERY

That unique and humorous and typical Alaskan stationery "Sourdough Roadhouse Letter. heads and Envelopes, have been brought strictly uptodate, and are now available at the Nugget off, ce.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-29
ONE SHOW SATURDAY 730 PM
 ~REND VOUS'' Wth-Wilam Powe-Binne intriguing spy pcur> And-'The Poins"-A Sport Picture TWO SHOWS: SUNDAY 7:15 & 9. Adm. 55c & 25s 1.-THE RETURN OF SOPHIE LANG" Mchae-Sir Guy Standng-You remembtr The Notou Sophie Lang" greatest jewel thief of all tmeWe This picture exploits Also Benny From Panama
 And-"Gong Places

OLD PAPER BY BUNDLE Buy them by the bundle. Use them for starting fires. For Sale At the Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-29

An Al Woman Worker desires day-work; cooking, serving, sew ing, laundry work. All work will be guaranteed. Call or phone tho Nome Nugget office for informa- ton.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-29
Come and enjoy a good Home- Cooked Dinner at East End Grill.

Save S2 by paying in ad. vance for your subscription
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-29

est inn s the end. but not Ed. Lund.
 Tail Wheel Fixed
 "He found United States army mechanic named Cook-I don't know what he was doing around Paris-and he and Cook fixed things up with lot of angle irons. I'd thought maybe we could do it with two by four or something, but their job was swell"
 Hughes gave a detailed account of the navigation which permit ed him to reach every objective on the journey on straight lines.
 We correlated celestial and adio navigation he explained. Neither is sufficient 10 itself. There are some cases in which the radio is perfect and other times when it isn't worth a damn
 We used four methods of nav igation: First, contact, which is dead reckoning and drift sight ing; it depends mainly on visual sights of the ground.
 Second, when we were above the clouds, we could navigate by the stars and sun. The third and fourth methods were direction finding by the planes and by land radio stations, and those are all right if there's not too much static"
Evening star., 1938-09-29
DRAFT Of LEHMAN
|SSEENbYFARLEY
Party Convention Is Held
Likely to Push Him Into
Governor Race.
Fy the Associated Press.

ROCHESTER. N. Y, Sept. 29-Na-
tional and State Democratic Chair
man James A. Farley expressed his
personal opinion last night that
three-time Democratic Gov. Herbert
H. Lehman would be drafted for a
fourth term by the party's State con-
vention opening today.
/ Mr.. Farley made his statement as
he emerged from a three-hour con-
ference with the States chief execu-
tive and numerous party leaders seek
Ing Gov. Lehman's consent to a re-
nomination, despite his expressed
preference to campaign for the short
term" United States Senate seat of the
late Royal S. Copeland.
His opinion was supported privately
by other leaders who participated in
the discussion.
Among those taking part was Sen
ator Robert F. Wagner, who intlmated
to newspaper men before entering the
conference room that he would per-
sist in his recent declination of the
gubernatorial nomination.
Sentiment for a draft of the banker
Governor swelled hourly as delegates
gathered.
Incoming party chieftains agreed
with Mr. Farley that Lehman is the
man." Mr.. Farley, however, would say
only that the slate eventually named
will be one that will appeal to all
voters"
At the same time it was authori-
tatively indicated that President
Roosevelt would not make direct ap-
peal to the Governor to make the
gubernatorial race.
Evening star., 1938-09-29
Questions Stop
School Board
SecretnryCOId

Mrs. E. z. Watkins, secretary Of the
Board Of Education, is discovering q
slightly encyclopedia angle to her
work.
People have been coming In or
phoning in and asking questions that
would stump a well-informed oracle,
and to amuse herself she jotted down
in notebook some Of the queries.
will you please give me informa-
ton on how to rid the house Of ants?"
was one demand submitted to the
board secretary.
Another person requested "free ma
terial for a debate on Women are
more cooperative than men,"
rs Masonry a religious organiza-
uon?" another wanted to know.
But the one that really stopped her,
Mrs. Watkins admits. is What Presi-
dent first wore long pants at his inau-
guration?"
Evening star., 1938-09-29
MUNTER TO HEAD
BAR ASSOCIATION
Justice Laws Will Resiqn. at
First of Fall Sessions
Tuesday.

When the Bar Association Of the
District Of Columbia inaugurates its
fall sessions Tuesday evening at the
Maydower Hotel, its president, the new
Justice Bolitha j. Laws. will tender
his resignation, in view Of his new
status. and present an account Of his
stewardship as head Of the organiza-
tion since last January. Godfrey L.
Munter, drst vice president, will take
over the presidency.
Mr.. Munter was born in Berne,
Switzerland, April Is, 1897, and came
to the United States when he was Is
years old. In 1918. He. entered Hyde
Park High School In Chicago, and
was graduated from the University Of
Chicago, being awarded the degree Of
associate Of philosophy.
Attached to legation.
The Bar Associations new president
came to Washington in 1918 and was
attached to the Legation Of Switzer-
land. He became an American citizen
in 1919. and was graduated from
George Washington University in 1921
with the degree Of bachelor of arts
. He took his law course at National
University. securing his degree in 1919.
Mr.. Munter then entered into the
practice Of law here and since 1929
he has maintained his own of1ice. For
the last IS years he has been con-
nected with outstanding probate cases
and estate matters, as well as neg
ligence cases. He is member Of the
Columbia Country Club.
Married, Mr.. and Mrs. Munter have
five children and make their home at
3637 Patterson street NV.
Speaking French and German flu
emily, Mr.. Munter, who has been first
vice president of the Bar Association
since January, is chairman of the
Board Of Admissions Of the University
Club, Is president Of the Swiss Benev-
olent Society, which takes care Of
needy Swiss here; is q member of the
Masonic order and Shrine, is a past
master Of Cathedral Lodge, No. 10; is
. member Of the Board Of Governors
Of the Washington Round Table and
Is also on the Board Of Directors Of
the Early Birds, q breakfast club.
Dinner Last Evening.
Various committee chairmen, officers
and directors of the association at
tended q dinner last evening at the
Columbia Country Club at which
Frank J. Hogan. the new president
Of the American Bar Association, de-
Ievered an informal talk in which he
said he was going to be back among
his fellow members Of the bar here and
that the associations advancement is
an inspiration to him. Justice Laws,
Mr.. Munter, James R. Kirkland, Sec
ond vice president Of the local as
sociation. and Wilbur L. Gray were
prominent among those present.
The meeting discussed ways and
means to advance the associations
welfare, but ofncials said today that
no new policies were laid down. At
tending the session in addition to Mr..
Hogan were Frank =. Nesbit, State
delegate for the District to the Amer
lean Bar Association; Henry I. Quinn
and Walter M. Bastian, delegates for
the local association to the national
gathering, who also participated.
Evening star., 1938-09-29
CRUELTY IS DESCRIBED
DR.. Woods Tells Of Atrocities by
japanese in China.

The ruthless cruelty to non-com-
hatants Of the Sino-Japanese conflict
vas described last night to the an
nual conference Of the Virginia Synod
ical Auxiliary, Southern Presbyterian
Church, by DR.. Edgar Woods Of China.
DR.. Woods told the delegates, as
sembled in the Central Presbyterian
Church, that no war in recent times
has been 30 ruthlessly cruel in its ef-
fects upon non-combatants as the
sino-Japanese conflict" The speaker
declared, however, that the Chinese
people are not vindictive toward the
japanese civilians, but against the
military leaders Of that nation"
Mrs. r. F. Crawford was named
president Of the synodical auxiliary
1t meeting yesterday afternoon.
Evening star., 1938-09-29

for Culture behind the CSechs. Eric
Rix. secretary Of the league, said here
yesterday.
IF war breaks out. Germans Of our
league will Join with the Czechs of
the United States to support Czecho-
slovakia against our common enemy,
Adolf Hitler" Rix said after a meet
ing of San Francisco representatives
Of the league with members Of q
CzechoslovAk club.
>Rix said his organization had q
larger membership in the United
States than the pro-Nazi German
American Bund.
Evening star., 1938-09-29
Owl, Not Football.

FATWOODs, KY, Sept. 20 R.-
Ernie Kaniels. high school football
player, rushed to retrieve q football
kicked into a tree during scrimmage.
Out of the branches. into his arms,
tumbled-not the football but large
hoot owl.
Evening star., 1938-09-29
Scouts Cub Palava' Set.

The National Capital Area Council,
Boy Scouts of America, will hold Its
first big Cub Palava" Saturday on
the field behind the tennis courts at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets NV.
in Rock Creek Park from $50 to 7:3O
pm. Representative groups from the
So packs will participate.
Evening star., 1938-09-29
GERMAN ORGANIZATION
WOULD BACK CZECHS
League for Culture Would Join
in Support Should War
Come, Says Leader.

II tHe AJbocltted FreBS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.-War
between Germany and Czechoslovakia
would put the support Of $50, 900 mem
bers Of the German American League
Evening star., 1938-09-29
COTTON BLOOMING
West conshohocken (Pa.) Pupils
Have Crop in Yards.

Have Crop In Yards.
WEST CONSHOHOCKEN. Pa Sent
70 R.-It's cotton blooming time in
West Conshohocken. Cultivated by a
nfth-grade class Of the public schools,
white bolls are bursting in numerous
back yards. Mrs. Mary Beatty, the
teacher and a former North Carlinian,
brought the seeds from down South. /"
Evening star., 1938-05-16
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

THE DAHLIA,
7OI9 Georgia Ave,
Opposite Walter Reed Hospital.
room. kitchen, dinette. bath and in
closed sun porch. S42 90.
rooms kitchen and bath; h. S435oi :n5 IN
Elevator Resident Manager. Rand. 1890.
1920 10th ST. NE.
2 rooms. dinette. kitchen and bath. S44.
25O4 10th ST. NE.
room, Murphy bed, dinette, kitchen
and bath. S35.
Resident Manager Dupont 1896.
4425 18th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. S51.
! room Murphy bed. kitchen and bath.
2447 10th ST. NV.
Apt a. rooms, kitchen, dinette. bath,
screened porch, refrigeration. Includes
heat and hot water: $52. so.
Call office for TRANSPORTATION to inspect.
EDW. M. WILLIS
$40 Investment Bldg National 7479.
Evening star., 1938-05-16

TAKoMA PARK. MD. . BOYD AVE-
rms bath ami, cool clean: refs.. gas.
cleo, garage included; price, 50. 80. Shep-
herd BIOS.
2691 LEE HIGHWAY. NEARBY VAvUN-
furnished . and 4 rooms. bath apt; m ii.
adults. Walnut 1olb. Garage IL
BLADENSBURG. MD. IL RIVER RID
Unfurp,, living room. :, bedrooms. kit pvt.
oath: gas. elec, all heat furn,: c.h W; pvt.
home insulated: garden space; reasol.abie.
DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD.-ENTIRE SEC.
floor; D rooms and bath: newly dec. NIL;
private entrance: garage. lg. yard; bar
gain. S39.5o. Tel Or. 1861.
So, .50--,, RMS. KIT. PVT. BATH, SIDE.
back porches, St. heat: nr. bus, stores.
2s07 Pershing drive. Arlington. Va,
TAKOMA. 12o SHERMAN AvE--AT-
tractive flrst-foor apt. } rooms. kitchen,
shower bath: private entrance; Er. school,
transportation; heat. gas lncluoed: $50
DESIRABLE APT, NEWLY DECORATED;
large living room with fireplace, study, bed
room. kitchen, bath. porch private en-
trance: shady grounds. 1870 Lee hwy $50
to empl. couple: light. refg., gas. fruit,
flowers, garden space incl. oxford 1870.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH; PRI-
vate; range. refriRerator. c.h.w.. porch ball
cony. garage; adults. Phone Falls Church
10
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT IN
Brooklard for summer season. June Is TO
September Is; rea- Catholic University.
So per month. Box 364T. Star
ENGLISH VILLAGE SECTION-LIvING
room, open fire olning room. kitchen,
breakfast room: large Norge refrieerator
end floor. :! bedrooms, > baths sun porch:
:3rd floor. bedroom, bath: oil heat; room.
bath III basement: uarare under house
available June L. North .3l5-J.
GROOM BRICK. BATHS. NEAR CHEVY
Chase Circle; completely furnished, cool;
June ] TO Sept. i. 1886 Runnymede pl.
NV. Clev. 1:,4S.
SUMMER GREENWICH FOREST. BE-
thesda-7 rms. 3 baths. recreation nm.
porch; beautiful shade. Phone Wis. $50.
GEORGETOWN 1913 37th SIT
. screened porches, garage garden; until
October l. Phone Emerson OO66.
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.
Continued

3 ROOMS, KTTCHENETTE AND BATH,
screened porch. including gas heat. $40:
private; Can be seen ] at 5o3 Kennedy St;
st. NV.
NEAR 14th AND PARK RID.
2o-ft, living rm. Kit. bath: large porch;
unuiHes EvAsToa 9s1sh' a4 cross ish sf
e4250-BRIGHT ,1st-FLooR APT. 3
large 1msi EXvENiA fss oath sis Hos!Fs sT NE s,.
DuREEETxs REETs ARABTHEbTs' RHBUGEb.
ter sn HprG1nh apt ,aspsst e aps; ass g. seo%s
sas ses and ren
and os. s4,s$ ss{ 81 os Hsspssn sa soo
sso bah 1th sise st. HT ssis tss3s2 n9SMs klrcH
,.b 5o5 aorch 14,h esc st rex eeSstoS IT. sshsn
kitchen. bath cleo; refg.. $54;, ,
b.S S1a .ee St re'a .eyatof ro1ms s4 hail. Kitchen
t,,shss ss5 s,a sse i: 1sis s54: roon'
kitchen. bath porch ss5. ,, 49,,
228 G st. n:e;a-3 rooms, kitchen. bath
11o7 Eye ST. "A' Natl. s4ss.
EXTRA LARGE ROOMs--S55.
bedrooms. living room. aiming rn ,
kitchen. bath; corner apt. 1916 l4th St.
Sc. Call ME; A6EhBGRr MsfHs W. LEE.
1343 H ST. NV. District 1900.
1870 r ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath. refrigeration. $40: :, rooms kitchen
bath refrigeration. S47.5O.
bath. S42.50 8 rooms. Kitchen. bath.
i477 Newton st. n.w.---1 room and bath
S25; rooms, kitehen; bath S47 So
1924 VT. Ave. METROPOLITAN 800.
1913 GIRARD ST. NV
One room. dining alcove kitchen. bath,
large. dressing closet with Murphy bed:
1922 H st. ~ NV District 35e2.
DUPLEX APARTMENTS.
RENTS REDUCED
3O1 Seaton pl n.e.-Corner building.
Before deciding on your apt. inspect Apt. :.
2 rooms. kitchen. bath, screened porch
s''.'o per c. "Sn'nj W SIMPSON CO.,
1924 Vermont Ave. NV Met 300.
APT "a. 1903 VI r.. K, B.. $50. so.
APT. g. 242l PA. AVE- r.. K. B..
AFFLEcK. o4ea PA AVE. WEST ao5a.
1856 COLUMBIA RID
Clean. and attractive, modern building;
Newly decorated apartment consisting OF
step-down living room. bedroom, kitchen,
bath and hall: ventilated door. Venetian
blinds; electric refrigeration $4,000
Key: First Floor; store, .o,,
1900 Eye ST. NV.
Met. 1850
Evening star., 1938-05-16
SEE THESE APIS.
READY TO MOVE IN.
DEPRESSION RATES.
MODERN-DOWNTOWN.

GLORIOUS" RMS, KIT. S55.
FURNISHED AT SLIGHT CHARGE
vator switchboard service; refrigeration on
house 1880 R st NV. Potomac 1900.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1923 K ST. NW-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms, semi private bath:
excellent board. home cooking. 16"
HILLCREST. $500 18th st. n.w-single
and double rooms. with good meals; ample
parking space.
17I1 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE N.W.-Sin-
gle rm.; also double with twin beds. bath
adjoining; excellent meals; exclusive home.
Dupont 257O.
1917 ST N.W.-Newly decorated rooms:
good home-cooked meals: near Government
buildings, Rates. S31 and S36.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 22OQ Que St.
Cool outside room for two gentlemen: twin
beds; breakfast only; reasonables
Evening star., 1938-05-16
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE RMS. KITCH-
en- bath, large closets; elevators; freproof
bldg. Decatur 0534-M.
TILDEN GARDENS-RESTRIc OWN
ership; rooms. = baths. owner leaving
town. Inspection by appointment. Emer-
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

. BEDRM. APT. WITH GARAGE, SLEEP
ing porch, pvt garden. shade trees; DC,
NV 2o4 Colorado Bldg.
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TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CONGRESSIONAL.
S16 Conn ave-Home cooking. Luncheor
35c, full-course dinner. 55c. Weekly rate!
Evening star., 1938-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(Coptipred

VACUUM CLEANERS = Hoover. $3.50
Eureka. $6.75; Electrolux, att, Sl4 DO
many others: bond guar; like new. HON, h1
dem. Day or night. 3O-day-trial plan. BES1
BRANDS CO. sos ! til st. NV. Natl: 1113
WASHERS. rebuilt. l-year guar. A. B c
Easy, Apex, Savage ETC. $14.9 .95 up; terms
Electrical Center. 514 10th st. NV
Natl. Ss72.
WATER COOLERS for sale or rent. G. E
supply CeTpo 1880 New York ave. NV
12-ROcM FRAME HOUSE. in excellent
condition, TO be wrecked. will sell material
reasonably Shepherd 1865.
REFRIGERATORS, floor
models and used; Westing-
house, Kelvinator, Crosley
and G. E. 5th floor, The
Palais Royal. District 4400,
Ext. 245.
WASHERS, floor models and
demonstrators; Apex, G. E.,
A. B. c., Norge; greatly re-
duced prices. 5th floor, The
Palais Royal. Dist. 4400, Ext.
245.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
HOUSES For SALE.

c,oas rms ile bah aitached Ia garage. Very
large lot. Natl. 143s It'll . pm.
NEAT WHITE FRAME, WITH GROUNDS.
OWNER. G1Of 44th St, Chevy Chase. NC.
Near Bethesda shopping center.
TAKOMA PARK D. SUITABLE HOME
or investment; Il rms. b.. st f.: rms. b.,
md A. new e heat; near stores tan@s nuses'
REAL -VALUE--NEW 5-RM. DETACHED
brick house direct, from builder, buses
pass door; good neighborhood. Open. 4Sl !
4Sth st. NV. Emerson 1895.
r., 2 ENCLOSED PoRCHEs, . KITcH-
OWNER. Box 234-x, Star. 49,
CAPITOL HILL. sl2. d ST. NE RMS,
4ei-'fH'' 47sd feaso''2D's' E W. Dale NN1'''
SI1,a5O = A CHALLENGE! COMPARE
this -bedrm., 3-bath, recreatlon rm, auto.
heated home in this Chevy Chase location.
Large. we!l-shaded lot. Call promptly.
Natl. 1893 til pm.
NEWLY BUILT COLONIAL. 55o6 WRILEY
5d Westhsysn Nd nile Westmoyeland psy
Evenings Adams sa2:i
s5.75o-CREAM OF NE--ALMosT NEW.
rm and bd1ar fO0a 0asS dshbs 0ue 5s9
ihroashout. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN d CO.,
Met. o4uV
WHY GO OUT INTO THE COUNTRY WHEN
there is an attractive Broom bungalow
ready for occupancy within 3 blocks of the
shopping center and bus terminal at Ia
koma Park for $500. Cash payment.
$50 Call Shepherd 1856 after :! m.
$4,000 HOME FOR S35.OOO-LOCATION
ideal. beautiful outlook over r. c. Park;
a delightful place 10 live; great bargain.
Address BUILDER. Box 3?s-V. Star.
ST. 6.6Oo-NEW ROW HOUSE IN MT.
Pleasant, overlooking Rock Creek Park. A
splendid value on easy terms. VIM. NJ.
THROCKMORTON, Dist. 5000. Evenings
Mr.. White Greenwood 21Sl
A BRICK BUNGALOW IN THE BETHESDA
district at S6,25O OH a lot 90 feet wide.
Five rooms. tiled bath. hot-Water heat
garage open fireplace: convenient to bus
line. Cleveland 1901.
IN WCODSIDE PARK AMONG SPLENDID
trees. a detached home of part stone at
$3.50. on a beautiful lot S5X2a0. -Four
bedrooms, hot-Water heat, slate roof. ga
rage. THOS. l. PHILLIPS, Cleveland 92o0
until pm
s. g5G-CLOSE-I MD. = BUNGALOW.
stone construction; rms. bath. full base
mert: :, blocks from schools and transpor-
tation. Very reasonable terms. Natl. 143s
til g pm.
S7,9oo-NEAR 10th ST. AND COLUMBIA
rd. n.w.-An excellent buy in this fine.
convenient location; q rms; INV h, auto
matte gas water heater: in good condi-
ton. This brick home Will pay for Itself
by renting rooms. Could be made into
BRoDIE & COLBERT, INC
Evening star., 1938-05-16
HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

HOUSES UNFURNISHED.
FoxALla s,o ROOMS pom ,.xsd2v AND FINISHED I'm bls
deeP Sao ga yard dis c4se 9So4 to s90d schools Natl
TAX PIX ; R., AND 3. STORY;
inquire los Elm ave. shepherd 4o67-J.
1900 18th ST. NE. (NEAR MONASTERY
G rms Mills M i" 5'Saffa sth 'f National ti 4sti
70 ] rms. 3 ba:: SO to SlIo mo Also
nsaF0S nms nn ba lms o "a Rverdae
about half acre land. mr.. BALTIC. blvd;
ToN 195s r sS GoRDoN' i4s7 Eye st. NV. Dis
KENILwoRTH D. G. l6.. EASTERN
ave. n:e-Y6 rooms and nath nov ayaiiable; abs
HE1 Yffsfs REALfY AsPS eoR = HSAnE st.
1903 QUINCY ST. Nw:---PERFEcT CON
sop s6 ner mo- 0ee5SHmS q eosa ae6
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK,
baths. breakfast porch. . sleeping porches:
burner In pereee condon
Phone Natl. s41s. Ewes. and Sunday,
Potomac 1881.
gao UPsHUR ST. N.W...6 R. B.. YARD.
r. b.. gar, $50 1910 4th st. pw-6 r..
b.; shower. ? inc. por.. gar, S65; Detached.
63 Kennedy st. NV r.. b. a bedrms.l.
sa1 sao eenaes ens ess rec oeo1Fs 1FTs d ya5s
OPEN DAILY, BY OWNER; = TO : PM,
3l39 Oliver, ST.: Chevy Chase: D; C.
Salesman on premises will also show YOU 3
larger houses nearby: vacant June i.
June Is. July ]: SS5 to S1l0.
RooM1NG HoysE,,6l EYE ST: NW.-l4
NJ MFR FRANK iSs RUPPERT ida1 7th ST. st. INV. INV
baib aa lAMoNT Aals9e ST St EEE RnHMS ASp %
122 Investment Bldg National ALAG.
612 14th ST. NE ROOMS AND BATH.
ami: fine condition and neighborhood.
Line. 7412-J. 49,
617 H ST s.W-.7 RMS. BATH; ANIL:
nC neTly 1up papeTed ere S45,oo w JOHN QUINN
SPANISH HOUSE. F1REPRooF;, DUPLEX.
ton st. ne. $50. Phone North 1887
TAKOMA PARK-ATTRAcTIvE. .CONV.
T-room house, beautiful grounds. "a acre,
1i2 baths. sleeping porch. oil burner. sum-
mer cooling system. garage: near schools,
transportation. OWNER. Shepherd 1870.
CHEVY CHAsE-s1X BEDROOMS. 3la
baths. Write CHARLES CLARK, German
1910 NORTHAMPTON ST. N.W.-9 RMS.
2 baths; hot-water heat. oil burner; de-
tached house, on very large lot; SS5.
steam heat. oil burner: yarage:. $4,000.
Detached home. on large lot: s rooms;
sleepine porch bath IA cellar garage and
hJlXEsst JAMES MORRIS NeRfi Woodward. Realtor.
123 goth St. NV.
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RECONDITIONED, IN
OLD CHEVY CHASE.

This splendid home has been completely
modernzed by financial institution after
foreclosure II offers unusual advantages
TO the family needing more bedroom space.
) bedrooms, > baths. living room dining
room kitchen and buffers pantry, maid
room and bath automatic oil heat. Within
easy walking distance of parochlal schoois,
Conn ave stores and transportation. Az
Sl3.5nO. this offering is too good 10 be
overlooked Call Emerson "666, TO p m.
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PETWORTH.
51O4 7th St. NV.
$3.50.
See this lovely little home Of rooms.
kitchen, bath. inclosed sleeping porch.
screened-in breakfast porch, Frigidaire,
h..w.h.. that is in new-house condition.
BEITZELL. DISTRICT 310n.
$3.50.
Groom brick. ami gar: near East,
ern High School. 1905 st. s:e. Cail
Mf' moore eApE1BERr W. LEE.
1343 H st. NV. District 1900.
522 D ST. NE.
'2-story bay-window brick. ArranRed as
2-family house with 3 rms. and bath 81 On
each floor. Arcola heat. elec. lights. 500.
E. QUINCY SMITH. INC,
900 18th st. NV Dist 9O57.
437 10th ST. NE.
elec.. $40. Key at ist a
e. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
200 18th st. NV. Dist. ;o067.
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1929 r. l. AVE NW-Newly decorated
rm., spacious closet piano: also basement
rm.. pvt. bath; reas.: gentlemen. North
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BOATS.
BABY CHICKS.

SPECIAL-BLOOD-TES
White Leehorns., Sc: Barred and White
Rocks, r. I. Reds. S1.5 Leghorn Cock
erels $3.50 per hundred VIM. James &
Son. el9 K st. NV. Met. 00SS.
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1872 N ST NW-Double rooms S6 and
81: single rooms. S} and $4; convenient to
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DOWNTOWN. 1917 N ST. NW-Attrac-
tive residence; large airy, newly decorated
rooms. double and single; reasonable.
1871 BELMONT RD N.W.--Attractive sin
gle room; good location. Adams 4514. 2ls
211O MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lovely front
single room. newly decorated; unlimited
phone. reasonable.
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ROOMS WANTED.
FURNISHED ROOM in northwest sector
by young man in Government service; state
price. Box 2S1-X. Star. IT,
AIRPLANE PILOT. awav from city most o.
time desires COOL furnished room by tn,
please write details. Box 264-X. Star. II
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ARLINGTON VA. 5211 N Washington
blvd-Nicely furnished room, suitable fol
two; board il desired: on bus line, in one
fare zone. 16s
35O9 I4th ST. NORTH. Clarendon. Va
Large front room. new home. ami. break.
fast privileges. oxford OOPS.
2O23 NORTH UTE ST, Arlington, Va,
blk. bus; = nicely furn.. rms, ANIL. yer,
nut s49O. Walnut 1922. Natl. 853s.
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l71S 18th ST. NW.-Nicely furnished
rooms: single, S4 up; double, Sc up. Walk
inc distance
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DUPONT CIRCLE 2I36 ST. nw-Single
| or double room. end-floor 'front.' near bus.
Unlim. phone. Single, $3.50: couple. St.
1917 WEBSTER ST NW-Gentlemen.
Beautifully furnished double or single
rooms. sleeping porch bath and shower.
in cool. private home; references eX-