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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
Records OF Florida Benefits
OF Roosevelt New Deal Cited
o
ENTERTAINMENT
Observation-Disclosures
PENA'S

Pena's Garden of Roses opens
tonight with an entire new pro-
gram of surprises, novelties,
rhumba dances and jam sessions
featuring Gould Curry's 7-piece
dance band.
According to Pena, parties
wishing to attend these Saturday
night events should either make
reservations for tables in ad-
vance or bring coat-hangers on
which to hang on to the bar" as
the place has been crowded to
capacity every night during the
past week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29

Expansion in the utility indus
try has already been discussed
with speculation about billion
dollar program, privately financ-
ed, to eliminate bottle-necks by
the construction of transmission
lines and the building of steam
generating plants in certain key
cities.
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DEFENSE PLAN AIDS

Probably the major factor in
the present picture is the pro-
gram of national defense which is
expected to have important eff
fects upon three large industries,
utilities, railroads and aviation,
with lesser effects upon other
scattered industries that are re-
lated to defense problems.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29

will increase activity. Whether
the industry will be able to or
ganize itself on a mass produc
ton basis is uncertain because,
heretofore, American airplanes
have been made on the basis of
quality rather than quantity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
\A-L Hos AHNG
- as
81 IVA ELLINGTON
BY Special Washington
Business Improves; New Policy To
Help Industry Provide Employment

ing that the government will be
reasonable in regard to the So
called death sentence" clause in
the Act. Moreover, labor rela-
tionships are somwhat improved
in basic industries and the like
lihood of damaging strikes is
somewhat removed.
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JUST RESTING

PORTLAND, Ore.-While Del
bert Hall of this city was sitting
on a bridge railing above tn
Willamette river, two womel
rushed up and begged him not t
jump. Quit it," said Hall, I'm
just resting"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
DOG SNEEzE BRINGS SUIT

LOS ANGELES-Because his
dog sneezed, c. D. Bittle of this
city was sued for $3.50 by Miss
Mary Mcclellan, who alleged that
the sneeze damaged her dress,
shoes and stockings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
SUES FOR DAMAGES

LOS ANGELES-Miss Anna
Maurer of this city sued Samuel
Grant, a neighbor, for $4,000,
charging that his pet monkey
jumped the fence and attacked
her.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29
WAR ON SNAIL

ACKNOWLEDGMENT has de
clared war against the gian
African snail. One hundred mel
have taken the field to eradicat
the pest, considered one of tn,
most dangerous enemies of tn
territory'S plant life.
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ALL EVIDENCE LOST

ST. LOUIS-CharleS Dexter
of this city, who was arrested for
theft ten years after the crime
was committed, was set free be-
cause in the interval all evidence
had been lost.
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EMPLOYED BY WIFE

NEW YORK-Louis Lipman of
this city proved in court that he
was employed by his wife as a
cleaner and that his wages were
not sufficient to enable him to
pay his debts.
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PENETRATES CLOTHING

CHICAGO-A bullet fired by
Policeman James Casey of this
city while chasing a thief went
through ten pairs of trousers in a
tailor shop.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29

Reorganization and moderniza'
ton of the railroad systems, part
ly financed by public funds, will
not only serve the national de-
tense, but, it is felt, revive the
failing industry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29

The recent action of one of the
largest utility systems to reor-
ganize under the Public Utility
Act is taken to indicate the de-
velopment of cooperation be-
tween industry and the govern
ment. The conviction is spread
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-29

In the field of aviation, large
government orders for airplanes
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Chas. ArOnovitz Department Store
Featuring Complete Selection of the LATEST
WEARING APPAREL for the entire family
READY-TO-WEAR

READY-TO-WEAR
No trouble 10 select your
FALL WARDROBE from our
large assortment all at
POPULAR PRICES.
LADIES DRESSES
Afternoon Dresses
Evening Dresses
for formal or informal
occasions
LADIES COATS
Long or Short
TOPPERS
COAT SUITS
SWAGGER SUITS
MANNTSH STYLED
COAT SUITS
SWEATERS
BLOUSES
HALF SIZE DRESSES in
YOUTHFUL STYLES
and shades for the larger
women
CHILDREN'S
DRESSES and COATS
Nationally known brands al
no extra cost
KNITTED SWEATER SETS
INFANTS SACCuE AND
CAP SETS
BOYS WOODEN
SUSPEEDEH SUITS
LITTLE BOYS VELVET
SUITS
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.H0LTSBERC'S
Monday Sale
See Window Display
New Marquisetie Curtains.
green. rose. blue. ETC.. on
sale Monday. pair - soc
Rayon Marquisette Curtains.
new designs. pair - $l.0o
10 doz. Slip Over Sweaters.
on sale --------------.------.-.- Use
apiece Pajamas. solid colors.
on sale .-...------- $l.00
Embroidered Pillow Cases,
special. pair .----- SOC
5-piere Bridge Sets. all colors.
on sale --.-.---.--.-------------- soc
Printed Cannon Towels. on
sale. 2 for --------.--------.--- SOC
New Fall crepes. fast colors.
regular CSC. yard - SOC
Yard-wide Outing Flannel. on
sale. yard ----.----.--------- lSc
Heavy Blankets. Reg. S2.4S. on
sale ..--..-.--.--..-----..-.--- Sl.98
One LOT of sass Dresses. IL TO
20. on sale ----..--.------.--. Sass
81 inch Cream Flannel for
Coats. yard acknowledgment $l.96
One table with Boys Jersey
Suits. Reg. S2.s0. TO close
out at .---.---.-- $1,000 SOC
New 4-gore Satin Slips. white
and pink acknowledgements Sl.00
One bale of Rugs. on sale
Monday al --- Sl.00
Velvet Pillows. Reg. Sl.oo. on
sale Monday Observation-Disclosures. SOC
apiece Cream Flannel Suits.
on sale Sl.9S
Extra size Skirts. Reg. SI.ss. on
sale Sl.S0
Another shipment Judy Gar
land Dresses. Jersey and
Silks sass and sass
JUST RECEIVED
The New Fall Shades in
kAYSER HOSIERY
Horizon, Courier, Adven-
ture, Departure, Vivant,
Adore, Sunny Cline, South
Sea, Sierra; Chiffons,
Knee length, over the
knee styles, regular
length.
BE WISER AND BUY
KAYSER
Famous KaYser Hosiery is sold
exclusively in Key West by
|HOLTSBERG'S
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S H O E S

~ M " ~ ~
MEN Browns. Tans.
Whites. Brown and Tan.
Brown and White. Black and
White. also styles with crepe
soles S2.Se up
LADIES'-Blsck. Brown. Tan.
Suede. Kid. Combinations.
High or Low Heels. Wedges.
Dutch Heels and New Plat
form Soles. only SlsS up
GIRLS'-Pumps. Straps. Ok
fords, Wedges $3.50 up
BoYS'-Blacks or Brown
Sl.0o up
MONDAY SPECIALS
WOOL SKIRTS. each sI.00
SWEATERS. long or short
sleeves. each Sl.o0
cHILDREN's HATS for Fall.
each sl.00
Rutfled and Tailored CUR
TATNS. pair Soc
sIxss SHEETS. each Sl.o0
BLANKETS SI.oo Up
Satin NIGHT GOWNS. each
sI.oo
Italian Fringe BEDsPREADs.
each Sl.oo
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Notes of Official Circles
Senator and Mrs. Warren r. Austin
Will Arrive Here End of Week

will Washington
the their
flower
Col. and Harlee entertained
Friday Chevy daughter
Ella Harlee.
Mrs Donaldson with them for Christmas
holidays
widow Donaldson
the end last week. Donaldson visited family
shortly they
York, where spending the winter.
Charles Wilkes N, and Mrs of Arlington
with holidays their Charles Wilkes
who has from his studies Annapolis syers
her William j. Fowler who student Dartmouth
Hanover N. H.
Maj and Mrs Van Ness Philip Of Caverack N Y and Washington
sailed Friday for Chile Maj Philip will delegate the
will
Valparaiso middle
Philip the of the United
Ambassador Senor Dr. Don Francisco Castillo Naera being
the Minister Bayle
third member
Philip up their Washington
February their their
and Nicholas Worhngon Philip staying the ST. Aban School,
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FreiOt.COnradis
En3a3ement

DR.. and Mrs. John Kales F'reiot
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Winifred Sears, to Mr..
Albert Earl Conradis.
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lived in Washington some years ago
and occupied house on N street.
Since her marriage to Capt. Steele
they have lived abroad.
Mrs John Allan Dougherty left
today for her country home at West
port, Conn, where she will spend
the remainder of the holidays.
Former United States Minister to
Venezuela and Mrs. Preston Nc
Goodwin have as their guests at the
Hay-Adams House their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Pres
ton McGoodwin, jr., and their baby
daughter Constance, who arrived
Saturday from their home in
Rochester
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wood
Robert were hosts at dinner Satur-
day evening, entertaining in the
patio at Palm Beach, followed by a
Santa Claus party. Their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Wors.
wick. Mr.. and Mrs. George Steven.
son Fenton, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Francis Coe, Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Dobyne, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Charles Thomas, Mrs. Harold Walk.
(See RESIDENTIAL. Page B-4.)
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Residential Social Notes
DR.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Hopkins Visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Marshall Langhorne

DR.. and Mrs. Nevil Monroe Hop
kins, who formerly lived in Wash
ington, have come from their New
York home to spend Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Langhorne.
DR.. and Mrs. Hopkins will remain
through the holidays. returning to
their home at 129 East Tenth street
early in the new year.
Former Attorney General and
Mrs. Samuel Jordan Graham have
gone South for the remainder of the
winter and are staying at Miami
Beach through the holidays.
Former Representative and Mrs
Fred A. Britten were hosts at din
ner last evening, entertaining a
group of close friends to celebrate
Christmas.
Mrs. Henry D. Flood and her
daughter, Miss Eleanor Flood, have
with them for Christmas Mrs. Rich
ard Evelyn Byrd and Miss Margaret
Byrd, who will remain with them in
their apartment in the Shoreham
through the holidays.
Capt. George w. Steele, U. S. N.
retired, and Mrs. Steele. who have
been living in Paris for some years
are spending Christmas in Wash
ington and will be at the Hay-Adams
House for most of January. Mrs
Steele, as Mrs. H. Wilfred Du Puy
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Social Notes
OF Nearby
Sections
Mrs. Burdette Given
Dinner Party
At Takoma

Mrs. LIE Blond Burdette of Ia
koma Park, D. c., pioneer resi-
dent of that section. was rendered g
dinner party yesterday by her
daughter, Mrs. j. Chester Bowen
of Chevy Chase, Md. at the for
mer's home, where she has lived
since 1895.
The occasion was Mrs. Burdette's
18th birthday anniversary and eight
families. including all Mrs. Bur-
dette's children, making 40 guests,
were present. The Burdette home
stead on Piney Branch road, with
its rare antiques. is we'll known as
one of Takoma Parks landmarks.
Mrs. Burdette is native of WASH
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Rice and their
two daughters, Miss Rebecca Rice
and Miss Frances Rice of Oakton,
(Continued on Page B-12.)
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Miss Weschler
Visits Relatives

Miss Marie Weschler, a student at
Trinity Preparatory School in IL
chester, Md, is spending the holiday
season with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Weschler, at
Pearson, Md. Mrs. Weschler will
entertain at a dance in honor of
her niece's birthday, Thursday, De-
cember %, at Mathopany, the his
toric home of Lord Baltimore. The
old mahsion will be decorated with
spruce trees, poinsettias, holly and
lighted with white candles in all
the rooms. Guests have been in
vited from Washington and Balti-
more and nearby Maryland and Vir-
ginia counties. A buffet supper will
be served at midnight.
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Illuminated with electric lights, is
used.
Assisting Mrs. Devereux at the
tea tables are Mrs. Frank Hill, Mrs.
Robert Morse, Mrs. Everard r. Todd,
Mrs. Thomas Holcomb, Mrs. A. B.
Veazey, Mrs. John Scott Parker,
Mrs. George Barnett. Mrs. William
D. Wrightson, Mrs. William Carter,
Mrs. John Bane Marbury, Mrs
James Carson Breckinridge, Mrs.
Cabel Moore, Mrs. Charles Koones,
Mrs. Thomas Borden, Mrs. William
Wheatley, Mrs. Calvin B. Matthews,
Mrs. Howard H. Syphen, Mrs.
Charles Dunn, Mrs. George New
garden, Mrs. William Brent Young
Mrs. Francis Hill and Mrs. Joseph
w. Mullaly.
Debutantes of Season
Assisting at Tea.
The debutantes assisting are Miss
Jacqueline Meredith, Miss Barbara
Henning, Miss Aieleen Wrightson,
Miss Ellen Lee Snodgrass, Miss Gean
Harris, Miss Jean Boye, Miss Jean
Irwin, Miss Rebecca Torrey of Phila-
delphia and Miss Esther Allen Of
Philadelphia.
Included among the out-of town
guests are Mrs. Harry Taylor Chase.
daughter of Mrs. Devereux, who
arrived today from her home in
New York for the party and will
remain over for several days; Mrs.
Campbell Brown of Philadelphia,
her debutante niece, Miss Esther
Allen; Miss Martha Allen, subdebu-
tante, and their father, Mr.. Horace
Allen, all of Philadelphia; Miss Isa-
bell Devereux of Philadelphia, who
is the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason Gulick: Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
James c. Breckenridge of Guam
tico, Mr.. Harry Jewett Jeschke, pa
ternal grandfather of the debutante,
Of Michigan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ash
ton Devereux of Baltimore.
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Catholic Daughters
Distribute Cheer

The Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea, Court District of Columbia,
212, under the Craftsmanship of Mrs.
Nena Diesman, assisted by Mrs.
Ann Locke, Mrs. Elizabeth Rutan,
Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers, Miss Alma
Marceron, Miss M. Moriarty, the
Misses Catherine and Margaret
Dean, Mrs. Elizabeth Brazerol, Mrs.
Bertha Clawson, Miss K. Barrett,
Mrs. Mallon and Mrs. Nellie Welch,
were able to distribute over 10
Christmas baskets to the needy of
the various parishes of the city.
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Ing black velvet gown. trimmed with
a yoke of old rose point lace, and a
single orchid completing her en-
vemble.
Miss Jeschke chose a gown of
pink saZin brocade, made with a
rather long wasted bodice, heart
shaped neckline, very full. puffed
sleeves and a many-gored shirt,
which gives a decided bouffant ef-
fleet. The material for the dress,
sent from China by friend, has a
beautiful luster and sheen to it.
The debutanteS flowers, spray OF
orchids and lilies of the valley, are
the gift of Maj David S. Rumbough
of Fort Myer, longtime friend of
the family.
Miss Jeschke Wearing
Samily Heirloom.
Miss Jeschke is wearing her hair
IN long bob parted in the middle,
las is her usual custom and her only
sjewelry is brooch, heirloom in her
mothers family, attached to tiny
chain and worn around her neck.
Mrs. Jeschke is wearing a gown of
silver lame brocade, with tiny
dubonnet figure running through the
material. 1t is made on princess
lines, low decollete bodice and a
hustle sash effect. She is wearing
cyclamen flowers to blend with the
6ubonnet in her gown.
The senior Mrs. Jeschke is at
tired in blue velvet, with SOFTLY
iraped neckline, short sleeves, and
her flowers will be gardenias.
In the large dining room, where
coffee, frappe, punch and other re-
ueshments apropos to the occasion
Is being served, the Christmas motif
is further accentuated in the table
centerpieces. One table has an ef-
fective arrangement which depicts
a scene in the Frozen North, with
Santa Claus and his reindeers, and
on other tables ye olde Yule log,
Evening star., 1938-12-26
|Cabell.Benson
Engagement

1t. Col. de Rossey c. Cabell, Ord
nance Department., U. S. A., and Mrs
Cabell yesterday announced the en-
gagement of their daughter Vir-
ginia to 1t Wilmer L. Benson, Corps
of Engineers, u. S. A. The an.
nouncement was made at a tea which
Col. and Mrs. Cabell gave in theil
quarters at Corozal, Canal Zone
where 1t Cabell is on duty.
Evening star., 1938-12-26
Notes From the Social Calendar WASHINGTON and It's
Miss Margaret Jeschke
Is Being Presented
To Society Today
Popular Debutante Makes Bow
At Tea Dance Attended
By Many Social Sets

In the charming house and setting which mother
her debut Miss Margaret Deveux
Hall Jeschke u M c, Jeschke society
this afternoon her
Ryan Devereux, Porledge Chevy
Naturally highankin Marine
turning are
Washington Philadelphia young college
the pretty dark-haired George Washington junior.
Representative
old Washington family
Tor many She is the granddaughter Ryan
OevereuX and her grandfather
Of
Taking lace a
Poredge Devereux built by her about
81 years delightful
particularly during Yuletde addition
Of holly wreath
cheerful
Standing against
granddaughter Assisting
Jeschkes mother Mrs Richard Jeschke
Evening star., 1938-12-26
Slavic.American
Society Fete

The Slavic American Society of
Music and Fine Arts, of which Miss
Elena de Sayn is president. will be
entertained at Christmas party
Wednesday evening in the home OF
the secretary of the organization
Mrs. L. L. Lockwood, at 200 Webster
street NV. The program will be
informal and will be given by men,
berS of the society.
Evening star., 1938-12-26
Miss Shaw to Wed
Mr.. Becker

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Shaw an
nounce the approaching marriage
of their daughter Avice Arbutus to
Mr.. Carl w. Becker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Becker of Mount Car
mel, Pa, Saturday, January IA, in
the East Washington Heights Bap-
tist Church. A reception will follow
in the home of the brides parents.
Evening star., 1938-12-26

Of Recent
Interest
Miss Stephens Weds
Roger Farrara
OF Providence

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall Feltwell
are sending out cards announcing
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Edith Doretta Stephens, to Mr.
Roger Farrara, jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Farrara of Providence,
R. 1. The wedding took place this
morning in the parsonage of the
Columbia Heights Christian Church,
the pastor, the Rev. A. P. Wilson,
officiating at II o'clock.
Mr.. Feltwell gave his daughter in
Continued on Page BAD
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Entertaining

Miss Peggy Ann English is en-
pertaining through the holidays at
the home of her parents, in Arling-
ton, former >classmate at William
and Mary College, Miss Jean Wal
worth of Hawaii.
Evening star., 1938-12-26
Benefit Tea Dance
For Army Relief

The annual tea dance for cadets
and midshipmen will be given Sat-
urday afternoon from to O'Clock
in the Officers Club of the Army
War College. The tea dance is for
the benefit of the Army Relief So
ciety and Is given under the auspices
of the ladies of the War College.
Evening star., 1938-11-03
AUCTION SALE

2 pm, promptly, Friday, Nov. 4.
Dining room, living room and
bedroom suites. Separate pieces.
China, rugs, mirrors, books, pic
lures, etc. Smiths Storage Co.,
1913 You st. NV. North 3343.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

2O31 PARK RD.-Double rooms: home
surroundings. good meals: plenty heat
not water; semi-private baths. convenient
transportation.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

FILE CLERK. typist and P. B. x. operators
10 months experience with real estate
broker
FILTER, doing alterations and selling. de-
sires place in dress shop; best refs. Box
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

gssys ess. dons sa
fe oSn.r ossx' If ssns esynx p
handle other interests. Reasonably priced
for quick sale. BOX I42-B. Star. A.
aS FOR LEASE Il OR SALE popular night club.
ern and beautiful equipment: 200 seating
fsnaGlsy sna itsp MHst be disposed Of this week.
81 n?Ss5n 5 terms. ssaDnf1s S9s nsT
bIs9ass Esns sna fSIly sHqiDped
Price. 600 e2S Box mGssn Gssb lnst Star apt above
GASOLINE. accessories; corner station,
Price. $4,000. terms. Box i25-B. Star.
SSadEAN1hG Sds ING tsihlorins shop rstcass apt
right party. Box 152-B. Star. s.
SANDWICH SHOP. downtown: rent, $40:
closes closes q Pm Pm; ~ no Sunday; S35 daily; $3.50
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
olateiy responsible men who can place sub
stamtiai sond nssd GOWN & payment purchase new or
yided to pay all notes, ali expenses. Excel
ien reosst return on Full details on
warehouse; approximately IL 600 So fl
facing on main street. 1890 Champlain st.
hshsd hEhhgTY rs SHOP ,doyptoxn Rent with fur
xHs1 apt:. Only S3i 90. Nice business;
ny2o a,3i lor furniture, equipment and good
r. M De shazo. 1923 14th nw. Natl. $500,
RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE, ON
SSGTTmaown 81 nn1. pusy corner; weekly receipts,
lease beautiful equipment; e priced to 'eeh seiI
~ ~ ,Sgroo; terms arranged
CAirhrAL idaL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO.,
iNoo n ot. N. W. Met. 4S13.
DRUG STORE. established 10 wears In
Gated on heavily travelled avenue in fast
growing Montgomery Co., Md community,
iess Jess than fna. 10 miles from White House T.
20 800 cash. g. b. LIKENS, exclusive
aaent, 1870 California st NV. For ap-
oolhtmeht to inspect. phone Wis. 6042
A. WEEKLY INCOME
Up to $40 operating lc and Sc HER
SHEY CHOCOLATE vending machines.
no cssh selling sH All or part time. S495
L. w, Well, Natl. s5l0. S-I0 am.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTEp,

MIDDLE-AGED MAN. working; wife con-
Valescent. desires quiet Protestant home:
no children; with board; . bedrooms. in
NV. section. Box 129-B Star
ROOM AND BOARD for mother and esp.
care of child 3; refined warm home, nour-
ishlng food. Permanent, S1S month. State
details. Box SAB Star. A
MOTHER wishes room and board for IT,
yr-old daughter. In exchange for services.
childs nurse. Box 5O-A. Star.
Evening star., 1938-11-03

3O3l DOUGLAS ST NE-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen. private bath newly decorated.
Adults. S31 Atlantic 4l"l-J.
MT RAINIER. 32l4 DATE ST. N.E-5
rooms and bath. Key 3l2o Date st. BLOCK
Hyattsville bus. Greenwood 23O4.
lS43 KALORAMA RID. N.W--3 ROOMS.
kitchen. bath porch: gas and electricity
ol.2 PA AVE NV RMS. KIT. BATH,
Frigidare hardwood frs. lge. closets in ca.
rm Rep li19
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RoYDON. r. NEAR 10th NW.-3 LGE..
outside rms. recepn. hall. lge. X. b.. bal
cony: 3 exposures. See manager. S1O5o.
NEAR 18th AND COL. RID LARGE.
attrac. newly dec rooms: din. kit. bath,
Frigid: $50; pvt entrances: gas incl See
to appreciate. Adams 33S2 or Col. 301a-J.
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TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

Mr. / 9th AND COL RD-HOME-COOKE
meals: weekly. monthly rates Saturday
dinner q speciality Adams $500
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

16O BLACK MINORCA HENS all Iaying.
For further details. call Dupont 5O3S.
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BOATS.
FARM AND GARDEN.
BABY CHICKS,

COW MANURE. well rotted, guaranteed
delivered. loads and bags. on the place
Waters, Wisconsin 4195.
Evening star., 1938-11-03

I0-piece bedroom combination can't be
beat. This special offer, for a limited
time only. includes coil springs and inner
spfe sp credf mattress psn beautiful fqrniture Cash
last: S?9 70. Green Furniture Co, 5000
Georgia ave. Columbia 1000
Evening star., 1938-11-03

TYPEWRITER. Royal portable frst-class
coAdltion; equipped with tabulator and
touch control. Decatur 01S9. after 5 pm
TYPEWRITERS-Lste models rented, SO
per month ) months for $50 We sell.
service. repair all makes and supplies
Republic ll11
Evening star., 1938-11-03
SUBURBAN ROOMS

5005 18th ST. N. Arlington, Va-Laree.
sunny room. new home. new street; pr.
BUS; Slb mo-; gentleman. Walnut 8493-J
HYATTSVILLE-Furnis bedrm. private
bath. convenient to all transportation;
$3.50 month. Hyattsvile SOL
Evening star., 1938-11-03

ALL BREEDS-BLOOD-TE
VIM. James & Son 61o K ct, NV.
. Netropolitan OOaa.
Evening star., 1938-11-03

YOUNG MAN, 21, high school graduate,
desires permanent day work: reference.
Georgia 4072.
WE HAVE several well-recommended young
nights each week seeking employment of
any kind to help defray living expenses.
Any type of work will be appreciated Phone
Met. 1882, Ext. 3, or write Mr.. Price, 232
14th st. NV. IL