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The Washington times., 1938-11-01
Blind LIBRARY
CIR 0 UP NEEDS.
FUNDS FOR WORK
National Organization
TranSCribeS Books

The thrill of the perfect bridge
hand comes. though much more
slowly, to those who cannot see
the 13 spades.
1t comes by careful lingering,
but when the blind "see" their
cards, they play good game of
bridge.
The National Library for the
Blind can take a regular deck of
cards and make them visible"
to sightless persons by the use of
Braille.
NEED FUNDS
But the National Library for
the Blind is lacking IN funds and
even such a small item as a deck
of cards to bring a bit of light into
the dark world of the blind be.
comes increasingly difficult to OBJ
tain.
A city-wide campaign for funds
for the library will be climaxed
on Thanksgiving Eve when bene-
fit performance of THE Citadel"
will be shown at Loew's Capitol
Theater in a midnight preview.
Through the campaign, the IL
brary hopes to obtain funds to
continue its work in translating
into Braille, and perhaps to in
crease its staff from its present
eight members so that more
work can be done along this line,
and more rapidly.
MANY SUBJECTS
The work of the library in
tranSlating includes not only the
classics, about which much has
been written, but a variety of sub
jects that runs to Ripley'S Be
1ieve 1t or Not"-and bridge les
sons.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
AnglerSTa
Notice
Like to fish?

Like to fish?
And are you a supporter Of
Senators Harry Byrd and
Carter Glass of Virginia?
Unless you support these
two gentlemen, you can not
obtain q permit to fish the
streams of the Hickory Lodge
estate Of T. M. Gaithright,
Of Hot Springs, Va.
Cartwright owns q $4,000
acre mountain estate that is
q fiSherman'S paradise, but
there Is one drawback.
The owner of the property
says very frankly he doesn't
want his streams polluted
with the tackle Of men who
are not enthusiastic sup
pOrters Of our distinguished
Virginia statesmen in their
every effort to save our ma
ton from disaster"
The Washington times., 1938-11-01

"The Tigers Claw" Another
thrilling mystery story by II. Ashton
he tells how q brilliant detective set
q trap for tho maullng death and the
surprising thing he caught therein
one Of the most astonishing Of this
popular series In the American Weekly,
the magazine distributed with next
Sundays HeFald-TImes.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01

BFlng new 0ao0 ~ sewing, reading
new fHR fr0m games. Suggestion
q 10000. 0.1 100.waee @sG bHBb On O
9.IIght Z. Z 8. I0mp.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
Library Extends
Thursday Hours

The Public Library branch at
Eastern High School, Eighteenth
and East Capitol Sts., will extend
its hours Of opening Thursdays,
beginning this week. The new
schedule will be from 1890 to
8 p. m. Thursdays. Other week.
day hours will be unchanged.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01

NEW YORK, NoU. LIS far cry from the tranquil
of the big Friendship estate in Washington D. c.
to the c0cophOny of drums and suing trupes in NeIU
YOrk's night spots but young Jock Mclean and his
bride the former Agnes Pyne Bacon don't miss
the allure of the EUayn Walsh Mclean mansion They
shon abOOe just after doing the Curbstone Creep
something, the dance floor at EL Morocco.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01

A cultural art center 10 Washing.
ton. And Elizabeth Poo makes the
most OF 1t. Cleans enteFtainlng-
sometimes exciting-scOOpa on trends
and tendencies i'm Washington art.
Reports activities, too. In tOmOFrOW'S
Herald Times.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01

Eyes, Dick, my folks are going away
for the Winter. SO we're closing up the
house next week. While they're away, !
want to live in q room near the place !
work. Have you any suggestiOns?"
The Washington times., 1938-11-01

81 don't know Of any rooms around that
section, Joe. But why don't you look In
the Furnished Room Want Ads Of the
Id.Times. You're bound to find some
thing there"
The Washington times., 1938-04-13
Bicycle Deaths
Reported on Rise

NEW YORK, April 13.-The boy
and his bicycle are becoming an
increasingly serious traffic hazard,
statisticians of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company reported
today. Deaths caused by collisions
between automobiles and bicycles
we're twice as numerous in both
1886 and 1887 as in 1885. Esti-
mates for the United States place
the number of such deaths at
about TOO in 1885 and in 1887,
and about $50 in 1885. The ex-
PLANTATION for this sudden increase
appears to lie in the increasing
use of public highways by boys
riding bicycles. Few of the victims
were women and girls.
VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL 30
RATTLESNAKE SIGN
A tourist camp in the northern
section of Laredo, Tex, has a sign
made of SOL rattles from snakes
killed In the last four years.
The Washington times., 1938-04-13

Action followed a spirited ad'
dress by George A. Cassidy, OF the
speakers committee of the District
Bar Association, who stressed that
local self government should go
hand and hand with national rep
resentation. President W. F. Far
ran was delegated to direct the
participation in the referendum
April 80.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS
The Randle Highlands Citizens
Association also voted to support
the referendum for suffrage and
left to its executive committee
plans for getting out the vote. The
association opposed bill by Rep
reSentative Sacks to legalize horse
racing in the District, and the
Palmisano bill to limit liquor
license protests to property owners
within a radius of 600 feet.
The heating plant at Randle
School was declared almost use
less because of improper insIalla-
ton with the result the school
cannot be properly heated in Sc
we're weather.
The association commended the
publisher of The Washington
Herald and Times for sponsoring
Junior District Day, aud urged 1t
be made an annual event.
The Washington times., 1938-04-13

Adolph Bucheler, Katie M. Buche-
Ter, Lillian Osborne, Mrs. C. E.
Cooper and Allet Greene.
NORTHEAST BOUNDARY
The Northeast Boundary Civic
Association, meeting last night in
Burrville School, voted unani-
mously to support the referendum.
President Howard D. WoodSon an
nounced a meeting would be held
by the Far Northeast Council Of
Civic Associations at his home,
4918 Fitch Pl. N. E., Tuesday
night, at which plans will be made
for getting out the vote.
Mrs, Charles Thomas, Mrs.
Carrie Knox, Mrs. Eugene Mar
riett and Mrs. Maud Butler were
named to report on proposal for
group disqualification for colored.
The Washington times., 1938-04-13
BURLEITH CITIZENS

The Burleith Citizens Associa-
ton approved a committee report
recommending the Burleith area
be retained as a highly residential
zone and that encroachment of
business be fought.
President Martin j. Cannon
appointed a committee consisting
of Mrs. H. L. Parkinson, Miss
Sergana Wood and Will Rowan,
to urge property owners to renew
covenants against any physical
change in the community for 20
years,
The Washington times., 1938-04-13
SUMMIT PARK

The Summit Park Citizens AS
ISOLATION last night voted to sup.
port the move to obtain suffrage
for the District. Past President
W. ]. Smith heads a committee
to enlist the interest of every
voter in the associations terri
tory.
Members were asked to con.
tribute to the Police Boys Club
Fund. New members elected were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledley Wallace
The Washington times., 1938-04-13
Citizen Units Back
District Suffrage
BY A. J. DRIsCoLL
Citizens Association Editor

The North Rande Community Citizens Association in Of
the largest meetings existence last night pledged
ton in the drive for suffrage the District and Endorsed the
resolution for national representation.
The Washington times., 1938-04-13

Lenheric Tweed" Perfume drm. ........... 100
Millot Crepe de Chine" Perfume; drdm. 100
Dorsey ''Trophee" Perfume; dram. ........ =. .73
Guerldin's "Shalimn' Perfume; drom. ....... .l60
Cmon's "Bellodqid" Perfume; dron. .......,.. 1883
Lucien LeIong's "Impromptu" Perfume; dram ..l.7S
Lucien Leong's &C" Perfume; dro1n. ..........l 100
CorduY's 'Toujous Moi" Perfume; dram. .. Sac
De RdYmonds 'MimzY" Perfume; drom. ..... 100
Houbigmts Ideal" Perfume; drdm. .......... SIS
"Sprinqime in PGris" Perfume; dram. ...... E. SIS
Regquds ''Un Air EnbGume" Perfume; dram so
Piver's "Azured" Perfume dram. .......... 20
Lomvins MY Sin" Perfume dron. ......... loo
Ciros Surrender" Perfume drdm. .l.e5
Lentheric's "Gordenid" Perfume dram. LOO
Dorothy Gruys Fiction" Perfume; dram. LIS
Hudnuts 'R.S.V.P." Perfume; dram. ........, LIS
Grenvlle's "Byzmes" Perfume: drom. .1.5O
Vigney's "Goliwogg" Perfume; drorn. SO
Worths re Reviews" Perfume. drum. .........l.s0
Evening star., 1938-12-04

NEW EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE,
elaborately furnished COM
plete. 4 bedrooms, beautiful
cocktail lounge, 2 baths, gas
heat, brick garage, located in
Washington's finest NV. Sec
tion. Will rent for 6 months
or longer. $3.50 per month.
Box 245-D, Star.
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ApAsruFhrs ruRAlsnfn.

TAKoNA-2 RlIs. KTT0HINTTTK TiiE
bath. shower;. elec. refg Venetian blinds;
e: ". BIZ ss.pSsPs ;sSPs1 lsis csn'r bus $780,
FETwoRTH-,2 LARGE ROONs, KIT AND
bath; a.m.i.; block Ca. ave-: $42.60. 739
Princeton pl. NV.
WANTE0REFMED GIRL 70 SHARE
ss w sss Two sisters
NEAR WESTERN HIGH sCHOOL-2 R1le..
sn s :sa. sze woSsis, sSsi rsissn' sis
1S sH.aoRi S.sa o h.ss st. .se. axAsya T.. nsaa.d
1874 BELMONT RD. NV LARGE
nei s:s bath porch Aaama 1tn A. s PY homes s4'
$3.50 17sa k.l6oaaine lResai 1sitae'''e'' ~ 'ofn;
LINCOLN PARK 1873 18th ST. sE.-3
i.fse: l.fs sSnnn sSSmmunicatins rooms; chv.; elee
III 3rd 81. N.I.-,2 LOVELY RMS. KIT.
$3.50. Conven. location.
sTnLLET ArTi DEC. le TO Jan; sIlcoM-
Ristsly furnished room. e2l 10th st. NV.
427, 9TH ST. s.E-3 RMS, BATH, on
peat nv. Frigidaire; rent reduced to
HANDY man.
tisa1 tsal gk1aoRAMA 4d6M! ESp;; e.. APT; EsEAg:
exposure; newly furnished; Mectroiux: new
Eas range; excellent heat, gas. elec., china
linen, silver furn.; $40.
TAko.A TAX sa. rAas .Ssa ..s.e5 s,.s * 81,
theater. shoppins: SO. 41b cedar st.
CAPITOL HILL-NEWLY RENOVATED;
T"nnfns = water; 2 rms; rent reasonable. 314
NEAR ROCK CREEK BRIDdE-To CoU-
pie; living room, bedroom, Kitchen, porch;
IND a: ami. 1893 Calvert st.
1903 KALORAMA RD-FIRsT FLOOR.
Sqiiet; ;Siegant!y furnished; private bath;
27o0 CONN. AVE, OPPOSITE WARDMAN
--Attractively furnished, 2 bedrooms. large
living room. K. and b. Apt. 209.
SssS s::a % % $3.50 ASa ds5a ess {sss
1912 MONROE ST. N,W,-3-RooM FRONT
sink. Frigidaire: $50 month.
One room tstudio couch). Kitchen; com.
pletely furnished: $50. Available 18th.
CAPITOL HILL: q; WASH. 1NN.-'YOUNo
lady wants lady share 3-rm.. X. b. hotel
apt; md. serv.. FriRid.: apt. 3os. Line. O4OO.
BRooKLAND COURT. 1910 PERRY ST.
nns],Win ns:.,Nn ,s s%blet s-bedroom furnished apt.
APARTMENTs-FuRN. UNFURN.
ioio Vermont Ave. Room. 2i7. Tio' NET. Sss9.
e.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE,
1882 21st ST NV
..s rooms kitenen hen. bath reeeptSn a% hall
Janitor on premises.
1924 18th St. NV. Dist. ss4s.
London Hall, Apt. Hotel,
inx nm ft bath. eonh a.s linen: en- rlisid s
STUDIO APARTMENT.
- somethins different: soft. Lying room.
sitsSsS ssa,sOny fIsasIs sis ss, 9smc closet.
venient location Columbia 5b82.
1859 EUCLID ST. NV.
Attractive basement apt, private bath:
private entrance; Transportation at door.
THE GREYSTONE, Apt. 5O7,
sl5 18th st. nw-Completely and attrac-
lively furnished: large living room. dinette
kitchen. dressing room and bath. Murphy
bed and Simmons coIch; southern expos
ure; "4.hour teleohone and elevator serv-
downtown. Rent for months or longer.
S65 month. Telephone Met. 1892.
RIGHT DOWNTOWN,
NEAR EVERYTHING.
Completely Furnished.
PARK CENTRAL,
CORNER 10th AND r sTs.
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
Evening star., 1938-12-04
HOUSES UNFURNisHfp.

9 AND ROOM H0UsE9Il124 OWN p.
s:a. y: x.: sssa css5S "a
Gen. nv. section. Z rms, baths. soreaes;
:'.f; ssG''''1 4 kus:G1 s;ss ';sSssa sS Isl
1872 kENYoE ca: NV. ovKRLoQKMd
SaDna eSSEDf5 arr,.,dsirf Aa.nt H. s7eSS iSe mo- JAs
b1af 9ss 5es; sR1 dn: MoDsas
kEsssdd%sn ksndDlph Sset. Ss t,'de' Vacant. o~ss..R.
sHERNAN CIRCLE = NEWLY DEC, 8
tTansp: Rsss. Phone. Lincoln 0Sls.
AZ 4th 81: N.W-e ROOMS. INCL.
12lS srd N.w:Lo ROOMS. BATH, INCL.
sienss; reduced d $500 sEsss' oci sais 4e1s s:eond'-
"a 2414 g; DAKOTA AVE. NE.-NEW CAPE
GSd e Colonial .4a. brick Of rms. sSto. hsa,'
oARMAN. Walnut 1882.
l7l4 LANIER PL; N.W.-s ROOMS. on
rent H winter months. DIXIE REALTY CO.
cleo. furnace heat: excel. cond... ssrden
space: sen Pa. ave. extended. Sc: S2s. Line.
lss s carroll g: s:E.Iss7 80: 5 ROOMS
.ns..e and bath hSt;.:ter heat coubl: STiek
ssAL4Y ~ ~.
ssS ss1 s5s H2Ss1 ss}s Nay: nAo OF
t1l9 e 81. NE-6 ROOMS, BATH.
sss Ms!seesYsas'f bA eees.'s s.t nee eas ss1d
sSss s,:s!a2.r, ,osso. 'ws 1151, fHf a1f;
ssooM sye :ss1S 1Rtck :.s{1, sSS SOUTH cARoIINAA A
se seh0slRa MRs dHfrs X, a.n,s ss 81 3D. st. "
BUNGALOW, Rms. BATH; GOOD LocA:
lion; rent. S45; open for inspection. 3611
BUNGALOW. 8 Rms, BATH. GOOD Lot.
T. ste'Rf n "a S.,S':3 ,sRsn Rent. ssS s7ds sssh
NEAR NAVY YARD; ls4 E sT. s.E-7 R..
s. ssoe6. h.s; Natl isiss@ti' ssH4l house newly dec;
ALL $500 OR PART OF OR. BUNGALOW
sSs2 500: 3els send ne. overioofins
II; 1sl7 RIDGE RD- NORTH wooDs1DE
sar.Ie mo ssepss4d % Ssaaef 4a15 yo-es
CHEVY CHEVY CHASE MD; l2s WEST WOOD
pine st:-Attractive 7-room brick house
Studio living rm., fireplace, 3 bedrms, 9
paths. maids rm., Venetian blinds. new oil
neat; tMia ressonable operating cost. Call
NEW s-RM. STUDIO. STONE AND BRICK
: o., 2-car built-tn gar auto. oil balcony
s7t y NJ q chimes; bus A. door; IL min. city
Sli 18th 81. Sc. ,$40.76-6 ROOMS
skos sse th isfssaef ssa sa1'ns: sss n:
3714 9th ST. N.W-s ROOMS. BATH.
unionf union 1Tst Rnde1 BID. ds.r'se' $685. R. O. BIT
371s 18th ST, N.E.-NEW GROOM DE-
sholsS.m siBS Bid. lot N.s " lsso ii WALKER aso
RIyERDALE Md 700 JEFFERSON AVE.
"a rooms and bath: GOOD Condition: iarse
lot; $40. R. o. BELT. Union Trust BidE.
zoos KLINGLE RID. NW.-LARGE LIVING
room dining room. reception hall. Kitchen
and pantry: bedrooms, baths; heated
inclosed sleeping porch: built-in sarase;
yaDor n;I heat; heat; L1NKINs CO.. 1922 H st. NV
NEAR 18th AND COL RD.-8 ROOMS AND
ps1n, PAD excellent condition: reasonable. Col
48ll 43rd PL N.W.-8 ROOMS AND
tional 1919 or Emerson 4O24.
BROoKLAND-l"35 PERRY ST. NE: DE.
}acneo rooms. bath. h.-wh.; GOOD condi-
llon: reasonable. Phone District 917O.
1918 ARKANSAS AVE. NW.-sEVEN %
rooms and bath; electric refrSerator:
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RIGHT DOWNTOWN.
NEAR EVERYTHING,
Completely Furnished.
PARK CENTRAL

FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
$72 Solving room, with portable di-
nette table and chairs. DRESSING room with
Murphy bed. cozy sunroom, kitchen with
special cabinets. tiled bath with shower.
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM
See MANAGER Metropolitan O54O.
1904 K CAFRITZ Dist Q0S0
1920 18th N.W.-LADY WILL SHARE
beautiful corner apartment with another
Columbia 1880. Ext. 2O5 81
Evening star., 1938-12-04
SELECTIONS OF MERIT.

AOANo Vi MGAt4 i.
been built into this new all-brick center
hall home. Its 3 bedrooms and 2 tile baths
are most conveniently arranged. The frst-
floor plan is designed for comfortable living
.Ver, .nd h9;pitsele ssntterttasinnF Modern n
eo%6instion Of ali al 1mi q n. thinss 1ssa Which
make house Q home Convenient to wis
constn ave. shopping center Priced low for
quick sale. Available on easy terms
A SPACIOUS. COMFORTABLE LIyABLE
Home Of Dutch Colonial design Built Of
stone snd frame, 1t contains bedrooms.
oeautiiui tile baths. recreation room. two
ssr puiit-in garaEe. automatic OIL heat
prc.d -. and bath y Tss h;
~ minutes from downtown labor to subur-
pan luxury, over paved road.
EARLY AMERICAN IARMHoUsE. BUILT
cated in Bradley Hills. overlooking beau
tiful rolling countryside. Three bedrooms.
baths. recreation room. paneled library
with fireplace, enormous sun deck finished
and heated third floor maids quarters with
bath. On q home site containing approxi-
mately 2la acres. surrounded by white
picket fence. At a price one-third less
than original sale price.
THIS Is NOT. JUST ANOTHER HOUSE,
spection IL you are interested in q quality
new brick home Of two bedrooms. tile bath.
conveniently nrst noor bullt,tn
Ing distance ShxNcR sf M3ssans'ppf opffcE aSs
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
wis. Ave. and Bradley Lane. Open An
Until . Pm. $500 Wis. ave. wis. 7676.
Continued on Nezt Psse.)
Evening star., 1938-12-04
SPECIAL LOW RATES.
MODERN, DOWNTOWN.

Choice suite in nreproof bldg: SWITCH
board. elevator service: FREE refg. Spa.
cious living room bedroom, hall. bath. kit.
Sb5; living room. bath. kit. S36.. without
kit. $50: may be had furn. at small charge.
1880 r ST. NV DUPONT $500.
Evening star., 1938-12-04
ROII,TNGWOOD

Chevy Chase. Md-Beautifully furnished
home, living, dining room, dinette, den,
Kitchen. layatory hrst noor. three bed
rooms, two baths, recreation room maid's
room with bath. in basement; two-ear ga
rage:, . thoroughly modern home in every
detail; over Ii. 900 square feet in yard,
fenced and handicapped
LESLIE b. MEASEIL.
Adams 1858. Sunday, Woodley 4733 ~
Evening star., 1938-12-04
HOUSES FURNISHED

NICELY FURN,. LARGE: GROOM BUNGA-
low. As minutes from downtown; porches;
reasonable. Box 135-A. Star.
I2se North oAKaAND S, St ARLl1ScToN IN
S43 mo. INQUIRE 1925 N Utah ST.. Arl.
MODERN HOME. CHEVY CHAsE-owN-
ers travelling. Unusual opportunity as to
furnishings, location and price. Wis. 1880.
iin i1gs 1Ry5Eg RsgsSn St Som sWhdATRAGT1vEIY
Ssis EXT M f ss.fss. Eves f% Col tlssasn sass Natl
sO2 ADAMS ST.. N.E-BEAUTIFULLY
and R. l. ave: S65 mo.
63O2 7th ST NW-6 ROOMS; NEAR
SHOPPING center. Phone Randolph 1880
roR ,; RENT FOR coNosEss1oNAI sIs:
:ns: o ssS sSPsS view 0'te. Asess ss5s
catur 1922 or Alexandria 33b7-J.
TASm 5lcS% RakK psT; iSan S Ssss !,
nUassn cGnysniences; garage; adults $40
ATTRACTIVE HOME: on HEAT; WILL
e. LEAVING city. 1874 Buchsnsn St. NV. W.
ATTRAC1IvELY FURNISHED. BED
Rock Greek Park; S125. Dupont 97O2.
1854 UNIVERSITY, PI.. N.W.-9 ROOMS,
yard rec. room. Electrolux, oil heat. hot
water system. To right party. SIS. Col.
1858. or Hyattsvile 266-j.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 4.BDRM.. 2la-
bath home. in suburban NV. 2-car garage.
spacious grounds: $50 mo. Wis. $40.
DOWNTOWN-NEAR @. W-FURNIsHED,
modern hve-room and bath house; Vene-
ttan blinds. Frigidaire h.-w.h.; S65 per
mo. Apply 1900 H st. NV. District 3133.
DEC, JAN; FEB-s-RM. HOUSE; OIL
heat; elec. kit; nr. Wash. Country Club:
large lot. Chestnut 1888
S90-315O 10th NV R.. B., on HT.
SI0-3717 Kansas ave. n.w.-6 r, b. oil,
THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
6lb 11th st. NV. Dist. 1858.
8 RMS. AND BATH. $50 so.
$50 Shepherd st. n.w.-Avail. about
Dec. 10. Apply on premises, or DIXIE
REALTY co. Natl. $3.50.
WE HAVE SEVERAL. GOOD COMPLETELY
furnished houses. desirable locations.
EDWIN l. ELLIS.
1910 Vermont Ave, RIM. 217. Natl. 1884.
Evening star., 1938-12-04

CHEVY CHASE.
Eight rooms and bath. furnished: auto
matte heat. xarage. Will lease for six
months or until October. 1899. Rent. 500
per month.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eve NV
Evening star., 1938-12-04

48ll 43rd PL N.W.-8 ROOMS AND
path. semi.detached ami: $3.50. Ma
tional 1919 or Emerson 1924
BROONAND-l"35 PERRY ST NE: DE-
}ached rooms. bath. h.-w.h.: GOOD condi-
tlon: reasonable. Phone District 917O.
4615 ARKANSAS AVE. N.W.-sEVEN 171
rooms and bath; electric refrigerator;
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I111 M1NM0OId. 1879 q ST. NV.
READY TO MOVE IN.

Beautiful corner apt. like new: 2 rooms.
kitchen snd bath. $66; parking space.
tween TAFT and the new Calvert St, Dridsee
Z41O goth st. NV Resident menoeer.
Evening star., 1938-12-04

CHEVY CHASE. D.. G.. 1928 OLIVER. NEAR
Cfrcle-9ix rooms. bath garage: sos: new
paper. doors: open. =
WOODRD0E-. -s4vERAL or ROON
7203 Or inauire 1877 =. ]. ave ne.
WOoDND0E Du1e0AIOW. AMI, On
largs lot: 3e32 walnut q. ne. Phone
Evening star., 1938-12-04

1922 10th ST. N.W-TWo RMS. BATH;
rms. 81 and SIS vk: double. s8 VIZ.
Z ST. 1906. NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE
room kitchen, bath. 1FHrisidsiFHe.. lO0n' D:0
DOWNTOWN, WE1L-FURN1sHED. APAET-
pTsnts; men reasonable& & &snGlYding gas; electrieity
$50 O-OOWNTOWN BEAUTIFUL BED
included. adjoining bath. b34 10th NV.
TMDEN GARDENS, 30le TnpEN ST.
w.-Most attractive 7-room apt; bed.
rooms. 2 baths, living room. dining room,
kitchen. .sunroom; 8 full exposures; excel
STSoSIld consider sale. OWNER. HmeIson
2 RMS. BATH. LIGHT HOUsEKEEPINd;
ami; $50 month. 4O5 Flower ave. II.
koma Park. Md.
RANDI.E DS-DErACHED-2
Naylor I'd. s.e.-3 rooms. private bath and
entrance; Frigidaire; adults.
TAKoMA PARK. ?. ,c-lst FLOOR, 3
entrance; ami: sear shopping center,
b953.' '''' ' '~A' - '' -"
1925. EuCLD-4 RMS. K. AND B.. COM
pletely ,furn. for Housekeeping. south. exp. /;
gas. elec.. Frigidaire, oil heat included:
Govt. employed couple pref; $50; near
business section. Col. DIAL.
932 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sci RN..
with nice Kitchen, Frigidaire, next bath;
adults: $3.50 per mo.
2 ROOMS. KTTHENETTD AND BATH:
well furnished; December 18th occupancy;
reasonable rental cau Potomac 6220-W.
Evening star., 1938-12-04
FLATS FOR Amt.

MODERN. 4-ROOM. FTR9T-TIOON AT
Good neighhorhood. 4Ol2 Kansas ave. NV.
Call OWNER Lincoln OO82.
COfORE1.S2e B 81. NE: RMS.
$40; JOS a, HERBERT 4 SONS. SIS :.
Capitol st. Lnc. O129.
COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS. $50 FARRAOUT
ct. n.w.-3 rms. K. and b.: rooms light.
REORGANIZATION exceptionally attractive
Evening star., 1938-12-04
NATIONAL MORTGAGE &
INV. CORP,

fIt 4nV1NI . L. N. w..
Near Soldiers Home Very desirable g.
room and bath home, in excellent condi-
tion: gas heat: rental. $3.50
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 X ST. NV National 1900
Brand-NeW Home in Glover Park,
1926 OBSERVATORY PL. NV.
S65 month. rooms. 2 baths. recreation
room with street entrance: automatic heat.
District 1311
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-24
MARTHA SOCIETY

Rummage Sale, Tuesday, March 29, ANB. Hall. Donations gratefully re-
 ceived at the Church Parlors. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-24
CLEE CLUB TO REPRESENTED
 AGAIN TONIGHT
Final Concert by U. of w. Group to Be Held in
 Gymnasium
TONIGHT Is THE NIGHT

Returning aboard the North Sea from Sitka today where they were presented in concert last night, members of the University of Wash ington Glee Club will be heard in concert here again this evening at o'clock in the High School gym nasium.
 Appreciably received by large audience at the initial concert here Tuesday evening, the Glee Club is scheduled to draw another capacity audience tonight, according to ad- vance ticket sales.
 The program this evening will be completely different from that of Tuesday, except for the signature songs, Bow Down to Washington and Alma Mater" which opens and closes the concert.
 Immediately following the con- cert tonight, the Glee Club will board the North Sea on the return trip to Seattle. completing a con- cert tour of Southeast Alaskan cit ieS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-24
). K. CAMPBELL
 GOLDEN WEDDING IS CELEBRATED
Scores of Friends Pay Tri- bute to Wellknown
 Juneau Couple

Spring flowers of all colors forma a beautiful setting for an occasion long to be remembered, when M ana Mrs. J. K. Campbell were hon
 cred upon their Golden Wedding an hlVersary last evening.
 More than a hundred guests called during the evening to coneratpla 'e MT. and Mrs Campbell who have long made their home in Juneau and whose wedding took place on March B, 1888, in Woodville, On tario.
 On the central table, which was marked by appointments in white and gold, large wedding cake was placed, decorated with 8 miniature bride and groom.
 Mrs. Campbell wore d corsage of roses contrasting with gold ribbon, while MT. Campbell was honored with a spring boutonniere.
 Assisting during the evening were WHO. 1Al0l lto NtOlOoJCllis 4aIo. l WI Reed, Mrs. Guy McNaughton, Mrs. Harry Lucas, Mrs. A. Van Mavern. Mrs. George Freeburger and Mrs. G. H Walmsley.
 Miss Sybil Godfrey and Miss Lou ise Adams, granddaughters of MT and Mrs. Campbell. assisted in serv- ing. Mrs. J. B. Godfrey Mrs. Eva Wilson, and Mrs. Horace Adams. of MT. and Mrs. Camp bell, assisted during the evening
 Telegrams from many friends in the south and from their daughter, Mrs. N. J. Sjursen of Edmonds, Wash added to the occasion for MT. and Mrs. Campbell.