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Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-04
Post Press AiI-VaIIey
Cage Team Dominated
BY Central Hoopsters
BY BURDETTE KINNE :

Teamwork quality necessary for winning basketball
teams today landed four members of the Ell Centro high
school championship cage team the PostPress all val
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-04
D SCHEDULE CONTESTED GAMES 4

Sun. Mar. 6-Seatte VS. Oakland at FL Centre
Wed. Mar. 9-Seattle VS.. Oakland at Brawley
Fri. Mar. 11-Seattle VS.. San Diego at Ell C'tro
Sat. Mar. 12-Seattle Portland, Ell Centre
Sun. Mar. 13-Seatte VS.. Portland, Ell Centre
Thurs Mar. 17-Seattle VS.. San Diego S. Diego
Sat. Mar. 19-Seattle VS.. Oakland at Ell Centre
Sun. Mar. 20--Seattle Oakland at Brawley
Sat. Mar. 26-Seattle VS.. Hollywood, Ell Centre
Sun. Mar. 27-Seattle vs. Hollywood, Ell C'tro
. Contested Games Start at 2:15 PM. .
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-04
l.. A. HAY

Los ANGELES, Mar. 2 CUPl =
L. 5. No. a. i.......... S15.00-16. 90
L. s. No. leafy ............ S14.00
a. S No. and mixed ...... $3.50
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-04
L. A LIVESTOCK

SDOis sIeady, mluuIlnB 5'z5,
.295.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-04
FLAY
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Mar. 2 OUP) -
Transamerica ........,... lOh -lO1s
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-04
COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Mar. (UP) -
Cotton futures closed barely
81
The Washington times., 1938-01-21

The last lot was a complete sell-out in six
hours, but we were fortunate and just
received another shipment. Slight mill
mends. Full fashioned, sheer and ring
less. Smart cOlOrs, sizes S1k to 10h.
GOldenberg'S-MainF Floor
The Washington times., 1938-01-21

500 fine garments including single and dubeased suits with
backs suits, Overpads
and Sizes
fleece topcOas raglan bamacan and guard styles Sizes
for And plenty of uxedOs in this SALE
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
ZBAVf HOSPODY DRAz
SIGH ZNAMENf

Ku st1znosti William Bauern-
schmidtove policejnf komisaf,
Stanton, rozkazal celemu poll
cejnlmu departmental prohled-
nouti taverny a saloony zdali
tyto mali vystavene tam O.
znamky pivovarG a destilac-
mich podnik1.
Poole Marylandskeho zako-
ma zadna taverna nebo saloon
nesm1 vyvesiti oznamky techto
podnikd, ktere stojf vice neil
SIS. Zakon stanovl nejenom
toto o oznamkach We vnitrku
mlstnost1, ale i venku ma zdech
Trest stanoven ma pokutu S.
600, nebo vezeni dvou roknG
nebo oboj1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
William III. Brown 32le.

= William HI. Brown, 32le-
ty 2 Westport ulice zemfel v
nedeli v nemocnici pc srazce
jeho AUTOMOBILE S jinym ma
Preston a McCulloh ulicich.
Pet jinych osob zran6no bylo v
nehode te. z usmrceni Browna
vinen jest cernoch, Isaac Har-
dy.
= Desftilety Charles Louis
man, pr hranf 81 ma voziku ma
W. Lexington ulici, byl zabit
automobilem.
- Osleply George Miller
zranen byl automobilem. KITE
~ fidil Frank Thompson.
= Nekolik set pivnich lahvi,
nektere pine, nektere prazdne,
rozbito bylo 1tery v noel,
kdyz truck s mimi vrazil do au-
tomobilu ma Key Highway Ii
Covington ulice. Ulice byla po-
kryta takovou spoustou ska,
re hasici privolani byti museli,
ably "odplavili" gasolin, rozbi-
te sklo a pivo. Truck pivovar-
nj spolecnosti Arrow Tidil John
j. Bader. Byl zatcen a obza-
lovan, re byl opilym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
SpOrtOvnf Hl1dka
KOPANA

S. K. "Slovan" sehraje ligo.
w zapas S Triangle Juniors tu'
to nedeli We 3 hodiny odpol. ns
hristi {. /. v Clifton Parku.
Zapas minute nedele byl ne.
rozhodny Il a my jsme zis.
kali jeden cenny bod s velkou
namahou. J. j. Toula.
THE GOLDEN TERROR Ia
pasiti Dude " hlavnim kTizko.
vem zapase.
Pristi pondelf, Z. listopadu
v krfzkovych zapasech pofa-
danych We Fallsway Arena v
hlavnim zapase The Golden
Terror utka sc s dvouma zapas
Milky najednou. Gas urcen ma
jednu porazku.
Joe Savoldi zapasiti Dude s
Herbie Freeman.
Mimo techto zapasn ma pro-
gramu budou jeSte til jine Ia
pasy.
Minute 1tery Jim Londos
porazil sveho soupeTe Joe Sa-
voldi pred velkym zastupem O.
becenstva v At minutach. Ia
pas byl velice zajfmavy.
jim Christakos porazil Eddie
Kinga v IA minutach. ST
Zapas mezi Walter Percy a.
Hank Matheny pc so minutoz'
vem kfizkovanf prohlasen <byls
"a nerozhodnuty.
Chief Little Wolf porazil
Gardiffa Giant v 6 minutach.
Sammy Manacher prohlasen
byl vftezem mad Golden Ter
ror kdyz tento diskvalifikovan
byl pro pouzfvani nedovole-
1tokI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Psf LICENSE MENSfMI.

Psi mesta Baltimore budou
m1ti lehc1 easy v budoucim ro-
ce. Licensove stftky budou
znacne lehc1mi a mensimi nez-
Ii ktere nos1 v tonic roce. Ku
zmene vedly pr1slusny odbor
ma mestske radnici stiznosti,
zvlaste z kruhG zen, re licens-
nj st1tky ma krku PSI zvlaste
malych, jsou tezkymi. Budou-
CT pry budou jen O neco malo
vetS1 nezli desak.
Objednano bylo stftkd tech
to asi $4,000 &C sc ceka, re
jich rozprodano Dude asi je-
mem 1900. Letos rozprodano
jich bylo $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
PATNACT ROKU IA


V kriminalnlm soudu odsou-
zeni byli diva v 1tery pro pre-
pad masoveho zavodu a olou-
pen1 zamestnance O $4,000.
Odsouzeni byli: Russell May
hew a Philip Cohen.
Frederick l.. Russell odsou-
zen byl ma tri roxy do polep-
SONNY, jenz vypovfdal jake sve
dek. Prepaid proveden byl Is.
zar1 We Spivak masovem zavo-
du, 116 S. Central avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
AUTOMOBILY.

- DeSltlleta Bernlce Allen
re Sparrows Point poranena
byla nebezpecne ma hlave a
vnitrne automobilem, ktery RI
dill cernoch William Sales, kdyz
sla Sc sestrou svojf re st. Re-
gis skoly v Dundalk.
" noel z patku ma sobotu
poraneno bylo automobily je-
denact osob. Tfi z Mich pora-
neni byli neznamymi automo-
bilisty. Jedna z techto cbyla
58leta Marie Krause, jiz pre-
razena byla noha ma 80. ulici
v blizkosti Calvert. Svedkove
melody udali cislo license. Po-
zdeji zatcen byl muz zij1cf We
34O0 blocku Brentwood ave.
Thaddens Bialek, 25lety z
Cathedral ulice, nalezen byl
lezfci ma ceste We Wyman Park
Drive v blfzkosti Charles ulice.
Automobil ujel.
Christianu M. Schroeder, SO
letemu z 20. ulice prerazen byl
kotnik prave nohy a zran6n ma
Have, kdyz srazen byl nezna-
mym automobilem ma North a
Cecil avenue.
Ma Philadelphia a North
Point road zranena byla Alma
Beign, 21leta We srazce dvou
automobile.
- Harriet Muscolino z Har-
lem avenue prifcena byla ma
hrada $4,000 "a z~raneni, jez
utrpela automobilem Harry G..
Klemm. Ku nehode doslo Z.
ledna ma Harlem avenue.
Pr pfechazeni Calvert u
lice Lawrence Pierce, 49leta
re 1000 blocku N. Calvert uli-
&c a jeji 9leta dcera, Dabney,
zasazeny byly automobilem
Thomase V. Cooper 2 Paoli,
Pa. Matce i dveri prerazeny
byly nohy.
- Robertu B. Wayland, 60
letemu re S. Bouldin ulice pre-
razena byla v nedeli noha au-
tomobilem, v nemz ku slehnu-
tt hotova zena, Della Isaac
vezena byla do nemocnice ku
porodu. Automobil ridil otec
jeff, Frank c.. Kistendorff. Ku
nehode doslo ma Highland a.
venue a Pratt ulici.
- 67lety Lester S. Schaefer
z Andover road dan byl v ne
deli do nemocnice s prerazeny-
mi nohami, rozrazenou lebkou
a potlucenlm ma jinych castech
tela. Stal Sc obetl busu ma
Georgia avenue blizkosti
Washington ulice.
- George Leonard Oliver,
32lety z Richmondu usmrcen
byl v nedeli automobilem ma
Washington Boulevard asi pnl
cd Laurel. Zastavil svnj
AUTOMOBILE, ably 81 koupil ciga-
rety. Kdyz S mimi ku automo-
blu Sc vracel, vrazil do neho
jiny automobil. Nehoda, jak
soudce v Elkridge rozhodl, by
la nezavinenou. Rfdic automo-
blu, Charles Betteli z Green
mount avenue byl propulsion.
Elmer Singleton, 61lety 2
Halethorpe, jenz nalezen byl
v bezvedomi lezfcf ma ceste, We
trech hodinach zemfel v mel
mocnici. Smrtelne zranen byl
busem Baltimore Transit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04

1000 blocku E. Biddle ulice.
"a vinu kladeny mu tri krade-
re.
Melvin Stokes a Edward Col
llson, 20 lety z 1900 blocku S.
Conkling ulice drzani jsou pod
zarukou $4,000 pro prijimanf
kradenych predmetn. Vincent
Rybikowsky, 26lety re S. Paca
ulice drzan jest pod zarukou
$1,000 ma tutez zalobu. Vsich-
nj zatceni byli v biliardove
herne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
ZDEJSf ZASILATELE ZNE-
POKOJENI CESKOSLOVEN-
SKYM

Baltimorske zasilatelske zaj-
my ohledne zamorskeho obcho
dOvani S Ceskoslovenskem zne-
pokojeny jsou.
Jak mnoho 2 milionoveho
rOcnfho obchodovanf roztrha-
MIN Ceskoslovenska poskoze-
no Dude, nemozno dnes udati.
Dovoz zdejslm pTistavem
vzrostl rocne ma 100000 "a
tim CO vyvoz tam obnasel
100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
cTYRI CHYCENI PRO KRA.
DEE $4,000.

Ctyfi zadrzeni jsou pro soud
pred velkoporotou pro krade-
re a pTijfmanf kradenych pred
nett. Pod zaruku $500 dr.
Fan jest ma severovychodnf
stanici 19lety John TRUCK re
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
OBCHODNfK PODLEHL


Leslie Creager, obchodnik u
him, zemfel v nemocnici DO
zranenf, jez utrpel pred svym
domem 1900 blocku War
wick avenue. Zatcen byl Frank
Wurz z tehoz blocku, jenz OBJ
when jest, re zranil obchod-
n1ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
OBESIL Sc.

Mrtvola Louise Simon, 55
rokI stareho, nalezena byla v
1tery visici s tramu We sklepe
We 5000 blocku Abel avenue.
Byl bez zamestnani pc nejaky
cas-. :,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Maly OZnaMOvatel.
HELP MANTED-FOR SALR-ETC.

Vyborne suche dfevo ma to-
penf YAM doda krajanska fir
ma JOHN CERVENKA, (ma-
jitelka pi. Agnes Cervenka a
SYM 47O3- 9Th St., Brooklyn.
Zavolejte telefonem: Prospect
100 a my Yam drevo lined
pTiveZeme!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04

o Sc obchod Sc smise-
nym zbozim, gas STANCE a far
ma Sc 81 akry pIdy We Wal
dorf, Md. X doptanf v "Tele-
grafu" a nebo u PAM Barbory
Dietz We Waldorf, Md. !
Evening star., 1938-11-23
REPORT OF COMMUNITY CHEST CAMPA|GNERS

|NIIY N7EoI (
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Appeals ,sossse .ss ,lszsoe ss7
Administrative, Redmond 1924
Associate Member Group. Mrs. G. I.
o5s:s';ss; s:S;t 4 ss :::ss ssss 1857. 1927
Compensation S5s4boo 7s1 s5oooss 1856
Exec Oh. Waivers & Fort, Field
.ss2sso 1859 ,ssszss
Accounting Division Catherine Moran 2s77o ss ssos 1852
Actuarial and Insurance Policy, F. r.
Control and Adjusted Compensation ''' ''"'
Accts. Alexander 10000 1858 1osss
Exec cn on I; Dir II Finance n,n & Prem Accts' .,,oo 90
Dir. insurance 3 Insurance Claims
sssas e%: s'ss IL IL sss s
Medical Domcilary Care const,
Co.. T: J. rrailey ''''''' ''''s
Construction Service John Robbins 15seoo 2s l23 sss
!;
Fred c. Fraser Jesica g. Harvey
Solicitors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s1,17Aoo 12s $4,000 Ill So
Executive a1HN once es; & Administration, Mrs
Guardianship Service Roy G. Traver $500 % 32oo 92ss
Legal and Legislation Service George
A. Holcombe loeo7
War Department sss,2lsoo
Ad;utan General Carl Redinger ++7aoo
Air Corps and Boiling Field. Col Ira c.
Army Center, Chaplain Alfred ' '"''' 1901
army oss' %s College Maj nso. :ss s:sss s, % :;s 3ss 1877 1873 s
Assistant Secretary Of Wal, It. COL
s::s:: Il; Is; 6:
Chemical 9se1 M,yyss Wes1r' Service MAJ oe0f ,s IN
Coast Artillery Chief Of Mrs Ida NJ
Engineers Chief Of Mrs F Bryant 25s4oo 4ss So 100
Field Artillery, Chief Of It. Col. J. B.
Finance Chief Of Miss M L. Banch- '''' ''''
HEADQUARTERS Company Capt. Fay
s$; III j.: ;
Bureau, Norma
,ssss ss's1 1915 ss;ss 's 'ss ;:; 81:
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Organized Reserves. Maj Harry M
ss;ss rs; ;5,5i
s s:e es g. s9 ssss % Is: ,s @
surgeon General. Maj. L. L. Gardner, ,.o,oo
washington Provisional Maj
DEs'oa He5sss ne Smith 81 '0' ,,sSSS sSSS 1888 ssea
Washington D. c. Post once .1o7s4oo 17ss s,sss4s 1889
Burke H. E. Shilling
S: %;; ':s '::
% W. is5sss e. Bt sssSS sssS 1895
194645 1851
Money Order Morton W. Sevenson---- 34OO ST 26700 8503
Motor Vehicle 43700 81 1880 2860
Cashier Quick-------- 1890 21 5S0 10676
Registry Staey $500 is $500 1705
Stations Ashley 1035OO 129 $3.50 6343
s"Pp na ced ms hss SeEs Bay @ @
White House - ---------------- $4,000
Sanderson.
Administration S122A0 905 &47725 1858
Corrington Gill; Dallas bort.
Administrators ONCE Elliott Perkins, 258OO 81 1880 A57
Mr.. Williams Division Mrs Edna w.
s;::s: ;:::$$ = &: *
Division, Brett 1858O0 24 73050 3952
Woodward's Division Malcolm NC
Mccormick 1427O0 lib $500 1927
Niles Division Miss Mary de Wees l630o 4s 2e45o 24e
$72SSso S55 $e2oaA s6oa
$960oOo 1881 $S33A47 S5a7
W. Pearson.
Bridge Division c. R. whyte------ 1888
Building Inspection Col John w. Och
man 1851
Chief Clerk, W. Pearson 10000 Is $500 $500
William A. Xanten---- 14l0O0 ~ 10000 34O4
10000 SO 22440 1853
Inspection j. S. Zebey---- 250O0 - 1890 $500
Architect Nathan Wyeh $1,000 6S $500 10686
Municipal Garage c. N. Emmons----- NO0 II 600 689
Inspection A. r. McGonegal 177O0 10 122O0 6S03
Repair Shop, W. A. Draper $1,000 IS 1880 1913
Sewage Treatment Plant, Elwood john
Black---------- l,l9sO0
Smoke Regulation and Boiler 1nspec-
Street Division l. Robertson l5220o 545 172563 1888
Evening star., 1938-11-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
CONTINUED

| 1401 18th N.W.-For 2; front basement
double rm:, Phones In all rms; excellent
1874 ,MINTWoop PL. NW.-Attractive.
pfei twin BEDS essssn' ssf %sas ee
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. semi-pvt.
| bath: block of 18th and Harvard; celici-
new house December /. All new furniture;
rooms with running water only 2 doubles fI 5
s s4s Yoa sa1h viii eos RsSm the wfs meals ss
lective menu. generously served Call now,
MT. PLEAsANT-1sO1 Kenyon Swarm,
s sGa Rk snfP ck Pk " unm
phone Adams 4453.
DOUBLE ROOM, End floor front: plenty Of
hsat ehw h.nin c9nsenial hGme good meals
7914 34qae ad sida tfs bth St lfasSnA0e n% folHlA
NEAR 10th ST. ,N,W.-,Nice single room.
G Gse ssSs mfa fsS
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; 1927 10th st. NV.
bath; excellent meals: reasonable.
53I1 NEVADA AvE--IDouble room. twin
"a square from bus. Emerson 1895.
to live viii find above at Io2o 18th St.
lent meals; reasonable. 2S'
room: breakfast; $3.50 week. es.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 213l MASS. AVE
Lucky break for young lady IN this beautiful
studio-style share room. Good food. See
Ss hHy and os M nen en-
cheerful young people. Dupont 9404.
20O7 KALORAMA RID N.W.-Warm room.
single and double; c.h.w,. unlim; phone;
board optional; reas Potomac 1874.
LINCOLN PARK. 1917 Mass. ave. Sc
meals; single or double.
1853 INGRAHAM ST. N.W-Modern furn
single or double rm. for couple or girls;
conv. l4th st. car. buses. Geo 6l92
rooms. semi-private baths. Excellent board.
Selective menus. Reasonable. ~
1870 10th NV refined girls beautiful
front room, twin beds. next bath; balconies.
2111 18th ST. N.W-Singe. double and
triple rooms; excel. board home privileges;
unlim. phone: S32 .50S40.
12l4 MADISON ST NW-Large. bright
room with porch. southern exposure; sim
and near streetsca Georgia 427l.
1888 QUE ST NV, old ENGLISH,
EliJoS QeilClOuS 1000 tasty SalaQS, lovely
studio furnishings. See our new house.
No, 3. opening to 1st with singles and
ing space. 80"
243 18th ST. NV.
Sunny, attractively furn. rooms, facing
Meridian Park. Excellent meals; moderate
rates; convenient transportation.
INVITING AND DISTINCTIVE.
WESLEY HALL AND ANNEXES.
1T0f K he hpSf in
and board accommodations. within easy
walking distance OF office. shopping and
theater districts. No expense spared to
Famous for delicious food. Here you will
fnd real comfort and convenience. Dis
trict 100
THE CALVERT HOUSE.
14o1 10th st. n,w.-Sngle with running
water; large double connecting bath; front
basement studio private bath and en-
parking.
BILTMORE CLUB.
l5aa l5aasr 18th t,,sr St Acknowledgements rooms
1921 CONN. AVE. NV.
Ideal residence for dscriminating adults.
Garage Reasonable. Adams 64i5. l0,
THE HENDERSON,
2460 18th st. NV. overlooking beautiful
Meridian Park. Double. single rooms, pri-
vate and semi-prvate baths; best of food
and service. Transients accommodated %
1706 New Hampshire Ave.
OPENED RECENTLY.
II you enjoy good food, clean. newly
furnished rooms and luxurious surround
lngs at reasonable rates. we invite your
inspection. Elevator service. Recreat ton
room. Doubles with private and semi
pvt baths, S40S45 Basement double, S35
Evening star., 1938-11-28
HOME OR INVESTMENT
MT. PLEASANT.
18th AND LAMONT SITS. NV.

MT. PHEASANT.
18th AND LAMONT SITS NV.
SEMI-DETACHED.
This "Kennedy-Built" home. "a II. wider
house on a very profitable basis First
floor: Large entrance hall. unusually large
living room dining room, kitchen. buffers
pantry. Second floor: Three master bed
rooms Zone with real fireplace). modern
bath. two inclosed porches. Third floor:
Same as second finished room and bath
in basement: built-in garage; oil heat. This
is money-maker and will sell to the first
person to inspect
Evening Service Till PM.
Evening star., 1938-11-28
<RooMS FUR. & UkFUR.

33I 10th ST. NE large front rooms.
Ink; light heat, gas furnished; S32.
Atlantic 0917.
REFINED COLORED. 1898 Maryland ave
ne.-Furn or unfurn. rm oil heat and
cleo: bus at corner. Call any time.
COLORED-3 large-size furn. or unfurn.
rooms. Rent reasonable. Call Met. 524 L.
Mrs. c. Carter.
Evening star., 1938-11-28

LARGE ROOMS. MASTER BEDROOMS,
. baths glassed-in sleeping porch. spacious
first floor. sunparlor maids room. No.
$500 18th st. Chevy Chase. nr Military
I'd. and Rock Creek Park. OPEN AND
LIGHTED To s nm.
Evening star., 1938-11-28
THE CHASTLETON
EXCELLENT VALUES

EXCELLENT VALUES
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
Overlooking the Park
Just g blocks north of
18th and Col Rd
1 1860 Clydesdaie Pl. NV.
4 FrlEldaire Current Free
$42,5O-Apt. No. 4o5-Rec. hall,
| living room with Murphy
I bed. dnette. kitchen and bath.
/ $57 .5O-Apt. No. 203-Front apt,
4 rec. hall living room,
\ dressing room with Murphy bed. bed
/ room' dinette, kitchen and bath.
In Petworth
1917 Concord Ave. NV.
| $51.5O-Apt. No. 3-Lving room,
\ bedroom. dinette. kitchen
and path: elec. refrigeration. Avail
/ able Dec LIST.
| 48I5 4th st. NV.
4 $51 .5O-Apt. No. 3-Rec. hall, liv-
| ing room. bedroom. dinette.
| Kitchen and bath. Electric refrigera-
I ton. Rear yard.
1901 4th st. NV
$6O.OO-ecorner Apt. No. Lily
nette. kitchen and bath elec. re-
| 1rigeration; rear yard.
| AZ Concord Ave. NV.
| S47. .5O-Apt, No. Living room. 2
| bedrooms. dinette. kitchen
and bath. Eiec. refrigeration.
Right Downtown
| 1919 N ST. NV
| $40 OO-Apt. No 3-Living room,
| bedroom, kitchen and bath.
| elec. refrigeration.
Near Walter Reed
| .tIO Georgia Ave NV
I S45 OO-Apt. No. Living room
/ bedroom. dnette. kitchen
| and bath. Screened rear porch.
| Electrolux refrigeration.
| 1896 Georgia Ave NV.
/ SAT .5O-Apt. No 304-Living room,
/ bedroom. dnette. kitchen
1 and bath. ElectroluX refrIgeration.
| Resident Mgr. TAOS Ga. Ave-
!
Evening star., 1938-11-28
HOUSES FURNISHED.

2O2 ADAMS ST NE-BEAUTIFUILY
furnished 6 r., mod; elec. appl.; restricted
neighborhood. nr. cars, buses; nr. 3rd. r.
l. ave-; S65 mo. 2gr
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO RENT VERY
lovely. completely furnished. nearby Va.
home for the winter, year or longer. cleo
tricity, oil heat. 3 freplaces baths.
CONNELLY, 81 Independence ave. or phone
Falls Church S4S-J-13.
ROOMS, 3 PORCHES GAS OR COAL
heat. elec. refg. Al references SIS mo.
Phone Adams 29S7-J. 81 pm.
AIR DITIoNED-67ROoM.
Furnished House. Reasonable Phone
BRODIE g. COLBERT, INC. NATL. ss75.
Evening star., 1938-11-28
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
FLATS FOR RENT.

NO. 3. >10l7 1Gth PL. NE
rooms. dinette. kitchen and bath.
NO. 4 1919 18th PL. NE.
2 rooms. dinette. kitchen and bath.
HARRY A. KITE.
1910 Vt. Ave. Natl. 1876.
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HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

WANTED AT ONCE - FURN- UNFURN.
houses. EDWIN l.. FILLS. 1910 Vermont
ave. Room 217. Natl. 1910. 2a-
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ROOMS with BOARD.

1463 HARVARD ST. NV Attractive
young people: good meals. $50 up.
NEAR 14th AND PARK, ROAD. 1923 Hol-
beds, all new maple furniture: we'll planned
meals; S32 so each. Also single. Adams
2 22els GARFIELP ST; n; g, Conn: ays;M ;,1
another; pleasant home: delicious meals.
1881 HARVARD ST. N.w-Attractiv End
f.. front room twin beds; near bath; s.
lent meals: fonTeene reas colubmis 5oas eN'e
1901 MASS, AVE. ,N,w.-Large, coy
meals: reason able.
3317 N ST. NW.-New MANAGEMENT. Sin
eat S25-S30 month.
CHEVY CHASE; D; C;1.Dstached .Ist home;
ileges; ress. Emerson $500.
1918 VERMONT AVE: downtown-select,
basement rm.. run. water. 81 Met. 2204.
1907 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.-Just
opening. Vacancies for DISTINGUISHED young
men and women; desirable location; clean.
airy rms. absolutely first-class meals; rea-
CHEVY CHASE. Washington's most beau.
home with naval oticer's family. Delicious
closed sleeping porch en- suite Convenient
t., t. all schools Lovely trees and grounds.
SINGLE ROOM. employed young lady: un-
limited phone: excellent meals l blk. 18th
st. bus. Columbia 1177
1902 10th N.W.--Attractive. warm room.
twin beds; girls: vacancy for l young
man; good food walking distance. 29'
1925 10th ST NW-Combined liv., sleep
ing rms. base, pvt; emit, inner-spring
DUPONT CIRCLE 1922 10th st. NV
Newly decorated single and double rooms;
excellent value
1897 IRVING ST. N.W-Double and single
room, next to BATH home privileges; ex-
cellent meals Adams 2642.
.17os 18th ST. N.w.-vacancies; large,
comfortable rooms. near bath: walking dis
tAnce, S30.$k0A
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RECoNDITIoNED BRICK HOUSES
900 18th St se-6 rms br S47.50
36O1 l1th ST. nw-Corner br. 5000
4Ol9 14th st. n.w.-6 rms gar $4,000
461S Kansas ave.-6 rms, gar. $4,000
rooms; : garages S67 so
Call for Keys or Auto Service.
ROGER MOSS District 3lo1.
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KENSINGTON. MDS6 ROOMS. KIT,
bath, partly furnished, automatic heat; "a
acre; fruit trees. garden. Adams 604s,
3 RMS. 3 BS; 2-CAR GAR: 37l6 MASS.
ave NV: 500 rms and b.. 423l Jen-
infer NV. S65. 6l6 9th NV. $50. BEH-
REND 13I- -
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.

THE BLUE WILLOW INN .912s Ga. ave
Large. bright single and double rooms
everything new; excellent meals: $50
FURNISHED front bedroom, next to bath;
suitable for two. Board if desired. Walnut
So.31-W
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READY TO MOVE IN

Beautiful corner apt. like new: 2 rooms.
kitchen AMI bath. S65; parking space
One Of the best locations in the city. be-
tween Taft and the new Calvert st. BRIDGES
241O goth st. NV. Resident manager
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NO. RUSSELL RD.. ALEX. va BED
rms. living room. kitchen-dinette. bath
and porch. $3.50: rent includes heat. hot
water private garage and janitor service:
See janitor on premises or call National
Evening star., 1938-11-28

WOODRIDGE-BROOK
Several 5. Il and 7 room detached homes
for rent at from $40 to S75 per month.
Call at office for complete list
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
o317 R Ave NE North 1908.
The Washington times., 1938-06-22
Wed Monday

Miss Margaret Ann Dunn,
daughter of Mrs. William Henry
Dunn, and Joseph O'Reilly were
married Monday morning in
a simply arranged ceremony at
st. Michael'S Church in Silver
Spring, Md. The Rev. Thomas
A. Calnan officiated at the SER
vice at 8:15 o'clock and a we'd
ding breakfast at the Occidental
followed.
The bride wore a rose chiffon
gown with a wide brimmed leg
horn hat and carried bouquet
of gardeniaS and lilies of the val
ley. Miss Alyce Baum, the maid
of honor and only attendant,
wore blue chiffon with a large
toast colored straw hat. Her bou-
quet was of TaliSman roses. Eu-
gene O'Reilly was best man for
his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. o'Reilly left
later in the day for a wedding
trip to Manchester, N. H., and
after July S will be at home at
lila Glen Ross Rd., Woodside,
Md.
Miss Catherine O'Reilly, sister
of the bridegroom, of MancheS.
ter, was present at the wedding