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Evening star., 1938-12-05
Nurses Elect

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 5 (P.-The
Virginia Association of Nurse An
esthetists elected Mrs. Minnie Payne
OF the University Of Virginia Hos
pital, Charlottesville, as president
at meeting here Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
BIRTHDAY PARTY
GIVEN FOR ANN
LOUISE HENNING

Easter decorations provided a
colorful setting for the birthday
party of Ann Louise Henning which
gathered many friends of the hon
Gree at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Henning at Point Louisa, yes
terday afternoon.
Five candles were on the birth
day cake and many congratulations
were extended to Ann Louise, who
is the niece of A. w. Henning and
the cousin of Robert Henning.
Children present for the after
noon were Patsy and Gordon Oakes,
Paula Kay Cook, Evelyn Claire and
Heather Holman, Joann Sabin,
Frederick and Elizabeth Wyller,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
INFORMAL PARTY
GIVEN SATURDAY

Before the baseball dance, Satur-
day evening, Gene Rhode and Yves
Murray entertained at an informal
party assembling friend at their
home in the Assembly Apartments.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
overly, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred AFFORD,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Smith, Miss
Jean Gallagher, Miss Mary Louise
Kelsey, Miss Louise Kemper, Miss
Mary Simpkins, Miss Elaine Haw-
kins, Lieut.. Carl Stroller, Ralph
Merrill Harold Mckinley, and the
hosts.
Miss Hawkins. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Hawkins Of Ket-
chikan, is visiting in Juneau as the
house guest of Miss Jean Gala
CHER and win continue her stay
here for the coming week.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
VIKING CLUB is TO
HOLD CARD PARTY;
DANCE is GIVEN

Plans for the last regular card
party TO be held by the Vikings
this season were made at the meet
ing of the Viking Club Saturday
night, and April % was set as the
date.
Following the meeting, Saturday,
at which Henry Anderson, presi-
dent presided, dancing was held.
T. Hsgerup was awarded the door
prize. On the refreshment commit
tee were Pete Oswald and Henry
Anderson.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
ELAINE HAWKINS
HONORED SUNDAY
AT BRIDGE PARTY

In honor of Miss Elaine Hawkins
of Ketchikan, who is visiting in Ju-
neau as the house guest of Miss Jean
Gallagher, an afternoon of bridge
was given yesterday by Miss Gal
lagher at her apartment in the As
sembly
Present for the affair were Mrs.
David Ramsey, Mrs. r. d. Dean,
Mrs. w. c. overly, Mrs. H. r. Smith,
Miss Mary Louise Kelsey, Miss LOU
Use Kemper, and the honoree. Miss
Kelsey was winner of the first
prize.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
SEARCH PARTY TO
!. LEAVE ON YAK0BI

A searching party will leave
Juneau tomorrow morning aboard
Capt. Tom Smiths Yakobi for
Lituya Bay to search for trace of
Cass and Roy Matthews, brothers
who have been missing in that area
since october 20.
Making the trip, ordered by Com
missioner Felix Gray, are Capt
Smith, Jack McDaniels, Elliott
Freminfng and Game Warden Doug
las Gray.
& The two Matthews brothers, who
were trapping in the Lituya Bay
district, are believed to have swamp
ed in heavy seas they were to
attempt TO negotiate in changing
camps, according to diary notes
found at their abandoned camp.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
ADULT SCOUTING
CLASS MEETING
TOMORROW NIGHT

There will be a meeting at the
Juneau school house at Z o'clock
Tuesday night to organize the adult
group for scout training Fourteen
men have signified their intention
of taking this course, known as the
University of Scouting" j. A. Par
ads will be in charge. Anyone in
terested in scouting will be more
than welcome at the meeting, as it
is desired to increase the class.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
Anniversary Is
To Be Observed
By Eastern Star

Past Matrons and Past Patrons
will be honored at the meeting of
the Order of Eastern Star, tomor-
row evening, when the founding Of
the lodge in April, 1914, will be
celebrated at the gathering which
marks the term of the twenty-fifth
set OF officers.
Decorations will be in silver, ap-
propriate to the twenty -fifth an
.niversary theme. Mrs John Chap
peil will sing "Life's Lullaby and
an anniversary cake will be served
downstairs. Mrs. M. S. Reaber is in
charge of the dining room COM
mittee.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
MEXICAN CHICKEN
DINNER PARTY Is
GIVEN SATURDAY

Host to group of friends, Sat-
urday evening, Joe Yolo, entertain
ed at a Mexican chicken dinner at
the home of Harry Sporting, Joe
Werner, and w. K. Clark in the
Blomgren Apartments.
Mr.. Yolo, photographer for the
U. S. Forest Service, who comes
to Alaska from his home in Yak
ina, left this morning for Tracy
Arm on a Photographic tour.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
PUBLICITY
DIRECTOR,
COP, NAMED
Franklin Mailman, Column
list of Washington Post,
sn Is Appointed

WASHINGTON, April 11.-Frank-
lin Mailman. political columnist on
the Washington Post has been ap-
pointed Publicity Director of the
Republican National Committee by
Chairman John Hamilton.
Chairman Hamilton said. Under
Waltman's direction, the Publicity
Division viii be reorganized and re-
vitalized in order that the minority
Party may more effectively fulfill
the function of an intelligent and
alert opposition" at ss
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
Al BOARDING .a aar'
HOUSE SIGNS

The Alaska Juneau B oarding
House has signed union agree
ment with the local Culinary Work
ers.
Culinary Workers officials here
said today the list of boarding
houses and restaurants on the
union list is now almost COM
plete.'
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
RUTH GEYER is
OPERATED UPON;
WILL COME HOME

Word has been received in Ju-
neau that Miss Ruth Geyer, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Geyer
has undergone an appendicitis OPP
Grafton in Walla Walla, Wash,
where she is in training as a nurse
at the st. Mary's Hospital.
Miss Geyer will come to her
home in Juneau as soon as she is
able to travel and is expected to
remain here about month, before
returning to Walla Walla.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
WALL BUILDING
PROGRAM IS TO
GIVE 40 WORK

Forty men are to begin work
Wednesday morning on four rock
wall projects in Juneau, it was re-
ported from the City Hall today.
Included in the wall building
program will be a retaining wall
along Dixon Street, above the Gov
ernor's house, a wall in the upper
Scatter Tract along Evergreen Ave-
nue., and another wall on Court
house Hill.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
DAUGHTER Is BORN
TO WILLIAM SHAWS

A daughter, weighing six pounds
and IA and one-half ounces, was
born yesterday at 1905 p. m. to
Mr.. and Mrs. william Shaw in st.
AIMS Hospital.
The child has not yet been nam
ed. Mr. Shaw is employed by the
Juneau Lumber Mills.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
British Labor Party
Willing for Election

CARDIFF, Wales, April 1.-THE
Laborite leader Arthur Greenwood
has told Welsh Union men that the
British Labor Party is perfectly
willing to risk a general election
en- internal and international is
sues. One of the Cardiff labor Or
CARNATIONS adopted resolutions de-
manding a united labor front.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
DESSERT BRIDGE
PARTY GIVEN BY
CLAUDE HIRSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hirst en-
tertained Saturday evening at an
informal dessert bridge party, gath
ering guests for three tables OF
cards at their home on Distin
Avenue.
Mrs. Harold Smith and Mr.. John
Chappell were winners Of the first
prizes, and low prizes were won
by Mrs. Walter Hellan and Mr.
David Wood. Daffodils formed a
setting for the affair.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11

Friends from Yakima present at
the affair were Miss Edna Harpole.
Miss Pauline Monroe, and Mr.. Wer-
ner, while also present were Miss
Pearl Peterson, Miss Barbara Winn,
Miss Louise Murrish, Bob Robinson
and Sherwood Writ.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
PORTER is CALLED
TO BELLINGHAM BY
MOTHERS ILLNESS

Receiving news of the critical ILL
ness of his mother, Mrs Jane Whip
pie of Bellngham, Wash, Herman
M Porter left for the south aboard
the Alaska.
Mr. Porter works for the Alaska
Electric Light and Power Company.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
Herring Near
Spawning
Grounds

1t is expected herring will be i'm
pounded in Martin Holst's her ing
pound at AUX Bay amy day now
Yesterday evening, gulls were seen
feeding on small and infrequent
herring schools near Point Louisa
If the herring come in during the
week, there should be king salmon
fishing next Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
KELLY Foss VISITS HERE

Kelly Foss, brother OF Harold
Foss, Juneau architect, and for
mer resident of this city, visited
friends in Juneau between boats
over the weekend. Coming up on
the Baranof Saturday, F'oss took
the Alaska back to Ketchikan
Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
NOONAN GOES WEST

Dan Noonan, broker who has been
in Juneau for several weeks, left on
the Baranof for the westward as
tar as Seward. He also intends to
go to the interior before returning
to Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
BOY SCOUT BOARD
OF REVIEWS WILL
MEET ON APRIL 10

A. B. Phillips, Chairman. Board
of Reviews, Gastineau Channel
Area, Boy Scouts of America, has
set the date of the meeting of the
Board of Reviews for April 10.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
DICKINSON IN HOSPITAL

William Dickinson was taken to
st. AIMS Hospital by ambulance
this afternoon for medical care
His condition is reported to be
satisfactory.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
CLEVELAND GOES SOUTH

G. E. Cleveland, of The B. M. Beh-
rends Bank, is a passenger south on
the Alaska ON vacation trip. He
will join Mrs. Cleveland, who went
south several weeks ago, in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
ON HIS WAY SOUTH

Calvin G. Hazelet, prominent resi-
dent of Cordova, is a passenger
south aboard the Alaska on a bust
ness trip.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11

MRS. DOOLIN TO KETCHIKAN
Deputy Marshal Flossie Doolin
sailed for Ketchikan to be in at
tendance at the court session there
in connection with the Marshal's
office matters.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU
THE WEATHER
tBy the U. S. Weather Bureau

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning April IL:
Showers tonight and Tuesday, light variable
B souherly
Showers tonight
day; light to moderate variable winds,
of winds along the Coast
ease tonight Dry Bay
easery
brook.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
FOR CHILKOOT BARRACKS

Capt. H. L. Calvin was a pas
senger on the Baranof for Chilkoot
Barracks.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
wEATHFR CONDITIONS Avn 5 Ann. TODAY


Seattle aporD raining Blaine partly cloudy
49, Victoria cloudy Harbo cloudy
Triple Island showers Lngaa Island showers Rupert
raining 49, Ketcfkan raining
Petersburg foggv
rain Al Soapsone Point raining, 80; raining
raining 49, Skagway cloudy 80; Hchinbrook
Elias partly partly cloudy 34
Mccarthy Anchorage partly c1o
dy 3d. Fairbanks 49, Nenana Springs
Tanana clear 3d. Ruby cloudy cloudy Kaag
clear 49, Unalakleet, cloudy
Juneau, April 12-Sunrise, a sunset
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

barometric
Vancouver Island the
other storm prevailed tn AeIans
the reported
This distribution precipitation
throughout Southeastern Alaska Oregon Pecpa
1t last night tempera-
ure at Fairbanks at begin % degrees above
cooler than Sunday
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11

Consumption of cod-liver oil in
the United States has tripled in
!. the last 10 years.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-11

quentin and Renald Johnson, Carol
Karnes, Carl Weidman, Sheila Kay
Carmichael, Jay Finlay, Claire and
Dickie Folta.
Evening star., 1938-03-20
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

2 ICE. RMS AND KIT, WITH SINK.
pantry and gas range; newly dec; pvt.
bath ADULTS pref psef heat light incl; $40.
5 LARGE, MODERN, HEATED HOUSE
5sspSss gSs 1m Tsnnox pssh svs do.s py Msns
4Sss bs} sec ranse anfGrn eardsn arden SPACE na
$50 Holman ave. and Hale pl.
1920 22nd ST. NORTH. ARLINGTON. VA.
Entire 2nd floor; 2 large rms. kit. bath;
oil heat. c.h.w pvt. entr. Clar. 66S.
? RMS, KIT; PVT; ,l; BATH; v,U1E, EURN: oR q
Mt; RAIMiER MRmsTRE;ET d2a.,s. tedeSos trdooR;
sun parlor; pvt. entrances. oil heat. hot
water, tel; also studio bedroom. Green
ROOM; ls5 k5TcHEN; BATH ioaIs. HEAT kI5.5sa ELEc
Gn b sudns s4 or unial nsat Ss nSs Bao pse fte
RiVerdale. Md - 80 '
hhSAa fiteheni semi-pyt bath; % prlSste entrance;
electricity included; $50. Greenwood
LARGE M Front FRO ROOM E;sst. FgRE'1saaED F4s'sEsa D.
Columbia pike Arlington. Va.
THREE LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
yard, trees; S35. Box 456-M. Star.
1919 N. EDGEWooD. ARLINGTON. VA.
Ink. rooms; ami; one or two adults
only; 10 min. to city.
SILVER sRRING1UNryRNIsHED, TWO
heat. hot water, cleo. Eiectrolux and
$40. Shepherd 244o-J.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

SO.OVeNAubVB AVS0. rON SAeGs
ADELPHIA VERY DESIRABLE FIVE
rooms. convenient to cars and bus. 1427
Chaplin. Phone Col 1775.
RECOMMENDED VALUES
TWO BEDROOMS liv. room. dining
room. kitchen. reception hall and bath: 8
exposures; completely renovated and ready
for Immediate occupancy. The price at
which this apartment can be sold makes
It the most exceptional HOME PURCHASE
VALUE ever. offered In this beautiful gar
den group OF apartment homes. Open for
inspection by personal call only. Apt 1O3,
2225 Emerson st. NV
MASS. AVE. N.W.-Three rooms kit
and bath: priced to close estate.
NEAR 10th sTREET--Attraetive o-bed-
room apartment; larse closets: southern
exposure: plenty Of light and air
Al. IlLDEN STREET NW.-1deal location;
offered greatly below its real value. Six
large outside rooms, baths; modern kitch-
rent to approved tenant
BACHELOR APT-Large liv room kitch-
en-; dinette and bath: low maintenance:
near naI,,.,. embassies. INSPECTION BY AP-
PO1NIMENT. Mrs. Fristoe, BOSS a.
PHELPS. Natl 1900.
Evening star., 1938-03-20

TAkOMA PAFk-NICE LIGHT :nd
electricity furnished; adults. Inc ior
aSs eS@sl: S Sl0fSs Park S" sSs sheD s1'
herd $500
PETwoRTH, 4H5, BUCHANAN ST. NV
room; kit; bath incl. porch: heat gas
elor apt. $40. Natl. 96s3. Call Sunday,
3 to g.
PRINCETON ..l5 l4th NV ROOMS,
poh poFsa saus nsvy see eei anor rtTs
OCCUPANCY APRIL 1st-:i5o9 llth ST.
nw-,' rms bath FrigIdaire' 9 porch, r.
st. NV. Natl 45Gl.
SEE !oPAxnt2 Bedroom. vss 1s5n ann. sT
room kitchen. bath. referigeration. Only
$50. including heat. janitor serv. Bargain.
lao: IRVING ST; NM R.. X: B.;
as:7 N. H ave n.w..3 rms. kit. b s43.no
WAsaPaGToN WA HPsRsF 81 Really T Co. dEo Rso sa"
ST sE ns%y oyTspE dea RooMs Sd.fa
kit; near bath; pvt. home; gas heat. elec.
4.o7 10th ST. NV: LARGE RMS.
pvt. bath. ln5 Slower; eiee gas. phone: adults.
65. F ST NE ROOMS and KITCHEN.
semi-private bath; heat. gas. elec. furn.;
S32.50.
CORNER APT. 5000 CONN. AVE
a Fooms ha bsth nclosea poqeh So"ny over
looking city: low rent. Inquire janitor
or call Emerson 1876.
S:s S:sa NEWTON s1sr N. ST NE SE6-PETAcHEp: \ EG
sirable; ami: conv. car. bus: reas.
1861 RIDGE PL. s.E.-a ROOMS. PR1-
vate bath; private entrance; gas, electric
ity furnished: adults only. Atlantic 1922.
or or
ats "an s. eoms aclesea paa0P Pofe oR rm1 pf
vate bath. modern kitchen.
54"l 4th ST NV OR :. RMS. KIT
.1artt, dinstte screened porch; gas elec phone
2 RMS. KITCHEN. ENCLOSED PORCH:
hineoln hfas saS Saoa.W. siss 'urn Rent reasonable
PELHAM COURTS. .lI5 p ST. NV
Desirable room. kit. bath apt; "4-hour
DRURY APIS. 3l2I MT. PLEASANT ST
NV large room and bath. electric grill
and FriRidaire, See janitor.
GEORGIA AVE. NEAR HAMILTON-PRI-
xate entrance; 5, rooms. sleeping porch
refrigerator. yard; garage; entirely re-
n'snss ms1ssn s 5sss0pns}s Na,ena, Wisconsin %HSs
gardens. 5 large rooms ami: March
free Telephone North 1887.
S3? ?.5O-BRIGHT. CLEAN GROUND Fir,
iNhiS In. uCuIOONl. Klt.. OaJl,
45s4 Conduit rd Emerson EerseaoSa s446. University
sss' sss SIS: siS FrisldaFe in Incl 3: 9th III" St.
CAPITOL. zoNE-a"l Md AVE. NE,
vate yard. Phone All. 10.S.
49la I4th ST. ,N.W.--a ROOMS. KITcH-
gas and elec.: front and side entrance
1926 GA. AYE. NV. NO. 3o3-;AvAIL-
9inet!e 9nM p and bat bath; double exposure; S5o.oo.
oSr s spt sEa ST rooms kit sas .ea P1ssd ssd
1855 qIRARD ST. NW.-5 ROOMS, KIT.
Rese f1fe pre. storage space tenant
dEDDEs. sGt.. Tower Bldg. i'''' II.
cello Apis rooms. ,recp. hail. kit, bath.
fs ssss 1885, $685. 's:R jas h.l
252O L ST. .N.W.-wALKING DISTANCE
?e.Sent s bath frse
JAS. A. GEDDEs. aEt. Cali Dist. 1903.
4sO7 9Th ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN,
as sSS1 e. ss ss'!i sS R.n
:s03 ND. AVE. N.E.-TWo BRIGHT RMS.
ese sdata Sfth sSs & large closets
113 HAMILTON ST NW.-ENTIRE End
noor, new home; , rms. kit. din. bath;
ample. closet space; sos. including heat,
gas, elec. Gentiles. On exp. bus line.
5 ROOMS ELECTRIC KITCHEN: HEAT.
hot hot water teri iurnished $50 4o7 garland
$500 l4th ST.. NV (THE CAVALIER,
123)-1 .rm. kit. din. tile bath. shower.
Murphy bed; Sefriseration on house: $50.
Evening star., 1938-03-20

APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
GOOD LOCATION. THIS IS aSte NET
16-R. Star. A'N
APTS.: ANIL: LARGE GROUNDS:
aouble garage; NV. OWNER. RoX 4OC;- NJ.
CORNER APARTMENT HousE EAs1,
capitol st. near Capitol: "a rooms, ii
paths large yard. porches. Must be sold
10 settle estate. Adams O2O2
Evening star., 1938-03-20
APARTMENTS UkeukhlsHep,

2 RMS. KITCHEN; HEAT. LIGHT, REF0.,
gas furn.: S:l7 30. 1853 c st. ne.
4-RooM APT, ,KITCHENETTE BATH
RapnsS RRfav;; SS45: gas: heat furn. Inquire sol
2 RMS; KIT. BATH, LARGE REcEP
hall S3a, ;, ~; 'd"4 Nichols ave. Sc.
43s JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-ENTIRE 2nd
heat. electric refrigeration; adults.
VERY DESIRABLE 2 LARGE RMS.
fi!chsn;n hsqn.Id bath OIL heat; hot xster elec.
sspon ss snd Ssh SLOWER R1oM ssasdn,s BE
Cali Met. .lGi MRS RoBERTsoH. TsS@''e'
81 HAMILTON ST. N.W-3 ROOMS. PRI-
yste bath master bedroom; heat light and
1922 WIS. AVE.
so s' IL s;'f s.ss.f s.s""
4901 1st ST. NV.
.v2 .v bedrms. lily; rm;: din, kit, porch: Z
1900 BILTMORE ST. NV.
d.larse No.: large rms, k, b.. dinette; porch. re-
decorated ami; firepfoof. Col, 2696.
FAIR VALUE-S4O.
rms. kitchen. bath. free refg Free
parking space in rear First-class neigh
horhood Apply resident manager. The
QUINCY SMITH. Inc. District strict So5a' sai E
and sih 81 E See hoD%s 5sa'sI KITCHEN
v!47 10th st. Sc; convenient to Navy
h. W h.. elec., S37 so. ''' "A '"''''
tIi, t. 1 ei:e q. & ns4 k.v rooms and bath.
NV eiee,. s:ia5o' Key rat%n at of,ee sho 0a'h
elee .a Ga Key s., s' 81 Api NO. sSoms and bath
Fiat, BIB South Carolina ave. se.-4
r0Gms FIst and s,b bath pr h-wh y, slec sac;
J. c. WELDON co. Met BOIL.
1897 C GOOD aIn HOPE ERE RD Sc INCL C CAS- I :
BEDfoRD D s vens s DndS caiorna na'sD So nx
EvE2YN IsGYS ftGhen rs coneodd and bath sts $500
OAK TEkRAcR Ra"se si' a5he''f fsth st. ne so.2' e
poNALpd N /. d'a: o refrs is,h on house cur S.: %,
bath. Kitchen. dinette ~ " s5"5 s5onas
KENNEDY COURTS, lO3 Kennedy st. NV
Aon1 r,2 room en- ss sitchen dinette. bath 5000
7"Wr nnrdn riFSi 81. NW-:i r, k. b., dinette
1871 KEN1LwoRrH AVE. NE-s rooms rooms
l7n4 'esa coLyMBiA sdth RI RD MT sw r. & 5
1905 AND sa 1867 SO; MoNrEHLo st'sF iafl AVE NJ
oUnin' I'd IN XII. ErcOia neat S.i5 30
90 EIGHTH ST. NE r. $500
80 q 81: E.-3 r.. b.. heat 50. 80
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
-l0l4 Vermont Ave NV. Dist G2lO.
, 5?l 10th ST. Sc
. rooms. Kitchen and bath. Rent $3.50
5o:4 ,,.nd STREET NV. NO. i.
rms. Kitchen. dinette bath. screened
p1eFchs neat ts e hot water. Will vacate April
:o; KENNEDY ST. NV.
ID rms. Kltchen bath. porch. elec. re-
,,.. WApLE 4 JAMES. INC.
1:.4 ath st NV. Dist. 334s
CLEAN. YES. CLEAN
Entlre 2nd floor: larse rooms private
bath: gas. heat, lights. refrieerator fur
nisheo: Sl5.o 90 20 r st. ne
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS.
gsoa 9TH st. n.w.-One room. kitchen
if36 Hnth 81, n.w-In the triangle Taft
and Calvert st. BridRes in Rock Creek
rarK large, brieht and airy rooms,
ss,tshen sas nn 70 bath sah with shower; res. mgr;
Meridian PARK and ! large Tooms 41ofa f5Gm dfn
ette' kitchen. bath with shower. refrigera-
tlon $50 and So! 80
We invite your inspection
MCINTYRE PROPERTIES. INC. Adams 81 so
10 lIo1 EAST CAPITOL sT.-5 R.. B.
eiec; .f with heat and ,anitor service 1880
"a! I; GRINDLEY.
Evening star., 1938-03-20
ApARTMehrs uhFuRNlsnEp.

1?34 D ST. N.E.-TWo ROOMS. KIT
dinette and bath; ch.w.: elec., gas. phone
and garage: clean; S42.50. aOs
Il SYCAMORE AVE. TAKOMA PARK
lst-noor apt: r.. bath. basement play
room oak hoors: garage; large lot: auto
matic heat: g. E. refrigeration; including
heat, light $50. EATON wis 3H37.
CREsTON. 1475 COLUMBIA RIDE
tached; sunlight: 2 rms. kit. bath: ali
hall bath. incl. porch. x5T.5O
2415 E ST. N.W.--WALKING DIST. IN
terror Dept. 3 rms. kit.-din. and bath;
cor, apt; exceptionally cool in summer:
sarden entrance. Moderate rent. Res
mgr. 51O
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"'b N. 7. AVE. n. ".
THE NEBRASKA

1dE NEBRASKA.
81 RANDOLPH PL. NV.
,.4 and rooms. kitchen and bath. Frie-
loalre; reasonable rent District oss4
4bs 2 Rooms: Kitchen and Bath at sa7.5o.
famiis nhs iassi stih APT. for The dseriminatns
nssly rsdes s%adf5ea ST. na s,Sss9 sssf seh1e bloc
.,s,ouSS. ,.ao %AdaaMANBRRAW'N,HEnn ga MiAafNniRs1's',Hn
1900 Eye St. NV Met. 1880
50. 59--BR1GHT 1st-FLooR, GROOM
apt tll,' LAvEaih esih hsas' Sis ! isnl5or' sf
!, Apartment of four rooms. Kitchen and
for tenants i,gs gse; ,s,G St3 pei psr mSnth.
new. modern. ,four-family building:
and and bath a, S45. and three rooms. kitchen
80 ,@ol ROC ROCK ScR CREEK Rash chuRcA Il seqi Rp
ders LoyeX Aoms corner apartment. facing Sol
'"a ~ RosERT ri " W0ssn sAvAcE
10. Union Trust Bldg. Natl. $3.50.
DESIRABLE 3sle BE. APARTMENTs,
: rms, kit. bath. elec. refg. tN s57 80
rms Kit; i,es es'h lsfb eIec 81 Eefs Z w $50
'ms An,. -,, l4ft Pnfh v e;sf S. nv. nv $4,000
rms. kit, bath S37 SO
rooms and bath 50, ,C
See JANITORS or
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
-2o' Investment Bldg. Met cS21
S2O.U0-BARGAIN
end Il Apply -. X SIN" ST. NV. s.''''en' 'A'h
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED-S45
5000 Kansas ave n.W-4 rooms hath
shower; modern apt: porches. large yard.
MODERN. NEAR GOVT. DEPTS.-S5n-
. Su4 o.'rd st VT rooms newly doc
Ist floor. large closets
HEATED APARTMENTS.
S3u o'-3.o 9TH st. n.w.--4 r., b., hlp
-" I'm ST. s.e.--4 r. k b., vacant,
SiO.u,-I;t 9TH ST. Sw--3 r. X. b.
-. .oO-bIo Kenyon ST. NV. r. k b
Sd .0o-.33 North Capitol St. r, X. b.
S:..; l.'-S 3a rs lst st. n.w.-l r. k, b.
I''-''"-if"f folomac ave. s.e.-5 r, k, b.
COLORED.
$40 .OO-o4 F st. NV; r. b. cleo gas
S;b b0o-.'nt 10th st. s.w.-.r k, b. cleo
S !u-Nl9 :6th st. NV. r.. k b., elec
30 nn-Sol lth st. Sc! r. k, b. elec
Slu Ou-loo ST. n.w.--l lge room.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC. Dist. 1853
DOWNTOWN .5O-S32. so
Parkview. 421 4th St NV. across from
Pension Park. 3 rms. and bath. Janitor sery,
LIVE IN A BUILDING WHICH you
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BE WISE-SAVE RENT!
LARGE 2-RM K APT S45

Modern bldg: large. bright rms. big
closets tile bath. parouet floors; handy to
stores. cars, schools, churches Argyle,
.50 l1th st. NV. Adams 96oS.
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THE CHAPLIN,
b.st 1T sorssr cS:r!a rsaa,so: .i.s 7ti, rm' kit