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Of the kitchen steadily for many
years, finding Its way into decora-
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HOME BUILDING
SWINGS UPWARD
May Is rs Per Cent Above
Same Month in 1887,
Figures Disclose.

An upward trend in construction of
homes was pointed out today by the
Federal Home Loan Bank Review on
the basis of records of the United
States Labor Department. collected
from cities Of 10000 and more popula-
tion.
The building index for May reached
20 Q926 equals 1000, the Review said,
an increase Of Is per cent over the
corresponding month Of last year and
6 per cent above April of the present
year.
After very sharp declines in 1897,
the article pointed out. there was q
tendency during the early months Of
this year for the descent to level of
and recently there has been an up
ward turn.
Compensated For in Part.
I'm other words" the Review said,
''the rapid decline in residential con-
struction during 1887 has been par
TALLY compensated for by an increase
in activity during the past four
months.
Construction costs have tapered of
much more during the past year than
has the rental market-both of these
series showing signs of stabilizing
somewhat during the February May
period. However, downward trend
in these series is still in evidence, es-
pecially in the prices of building ma
terials
With the exception of brick and
tile. all groups of wholesale building
material prices indexes indicated
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Taking Oil From Bricks.

When brickwork becomes oil-stained
dip a rag in gasoline or benzine and
moisten around, but not over the
stained area. Following this. a paste
made from gasoline or benzine and
whiting is applied and allowed to dry
until the solvent has evaporated. II
tho OIL has saturated the brick to
considerable depth, more than one
application Of the paste may be re-
quired.
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CAUSE OF DAMPNESS

Damp Easements. a frequently en-
countered faw in construction. are
often due to improper back filling.
When q foundation is dug and later
ref1lled, rubbish is sometimes used
In the fill. Water running down the
walls Of the house collects in pools
ald seeps through pores or cracks
IN the walls and into the basement.
The remedy Is to refill the trench
with clean. carefully packed dirt.
In extreme cases 1t will be neces.
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sary to install tile drain at the
bottom OF the trench to carry of the
water.
Live Colors for Porch.

Live colors for the screened porch
are in vogue, and one color scheme
In particular employs soft dark hues
to excellent advantage. Deep vino
RED paint is used for the floors, and
the table is painted a lighter tone
OF the same color. French-gray chairs
and soft-green window boxes are
accented by the delft-blue chair
cushions.
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either decline or remained stationary
during the month Of May"
1880 Units In MAY.

Numerically, $4,000 dwelling units
were provided in May in cities of
10000 or over, an increase OF 500 over
April and 600 more than In May,
1887.
Although the number Of dwelling
units constructed has risen during the
past three snonths in line with the
number of units built in the corre-
spending period Of 1887" the Review
said. "the May total estimated cost of
these units is still $4,000, 900 below
May. 1887.
I'm the United States as a whole,
24.3 family dwelling units were pro-
vided in May per 100000 population.
This represents an increase Of slightly
less than one unit over last month,
and similar rise In the rate over
May, 1887"
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Design
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NSoiltiIluCu FIUIIl r uSt EHRs.)
boats. circus wagons, formalized cup
and saucer, salt and pepper shaker
designs. even clowns, giraffes and
Snow White and the seven dwarfs
for the nursery. There's nothing
more appropriation cheaper-for
the game room. and children in the
family not only love them, but have
grand time helping to put them
up.
II you're planning your fall deco
rations, give thought to these
children gone adult decalcomanias.
HOUSE numbers which can be seen
from the road have been a crying
need in suburban streets for many
years. II you live in none-too-
brightly lighted street. we bet you've
had your friends say half dozen
times in the last month: I'VE drove
right past the house because we
didn't see the number"
One way of getting around the
problem of how to guide your guests
to your house is to install a porch
light which has the number of your
house (or your name) plainly let
tered on its side. You can get Ian
terms, which are hung from the
porch ceiling or set into a we'll, and
which say 1896" or 81. Jones"
brightly enough to be read 100 feet
from the house at night. They not
only act as Illuminated house num-
bers but as porch lighting units as
well.
And they are not expensive. A
porch light with five numbers on it
costs only 81, list, with so cents extra
for the necessary wiring.
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years, finding its way into decora-
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A plum -colored floor surrounded
with apple-green walls lends charm
to summer living room. The up
holstery is Of yellow chintz fringed
with gold and ivory. The window
draperies are of apple green to match
the wall color.
The Nome nugget., 1938-04-22
Political Cards

George F. Laiblin
 For Senator
 ON DEMOCRATIC TICKET. (My work at the previous Session
 Is my Recommendation. Primary Election, April 18th. 1898
The Nome nugget., 1938-04-22
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

eau to Fairbanks, and send such covers prepaid with United Sta tes postage, stamps 10 be affixed by senders at the rate of 6 cents per ounce. in containers address ed to the postmaster at Juneau, Alaska. Such covers should be marked in the upper left corner Juneau to White Horse," or Juneau to Fairbanks" to indi- cate the service desired. They should be sent as early as prac- ticable and in time to connect with steamship leaving Seattle April 27 to insure first flight dis patch.
 In like manner covers address ed to points in the United States and Canada to be carried by the first flight from Fairbanks to White Horse and from Fairbanks to Juneau, with United States postage stamps affixed by send CTS at the rate of 6 cents per oz,, may be sent in containers to the Postmaster at Fairbanks, such covers to be marked in the upper left corner Fairbanks to White Horse, Tor Fairbanks to Juneau" They should be sent in time to connect with steamships leaving Seattle April g and 27.
 Covers sent to Juneau and Fair banks in the manner indicated above but addressed to points oth CT than in the United States and Canada, should bear postage at the rate of 8 cents per ounce.
 As an exception, senders outside of the United States may enclose appropriate money order payable to the postmaster at Juneau or Fairbanks, respectively, with GOV CTS snt those points, for the pur- chase of stamps.
 Arrangements have been made with the Canadian Administra- ton for dispatch of first-flight covers from White Horse to Fair banks and from White Horse to Juneau, on which Canadian post age must be paid. Such covers may be sent in containers to the postmaster at White Horse, Yu- kon Territory, Canada, either with Canadian postage stamps affixed or with appropriate money order payable to the Receiver General d Canada at White Horse. The Canadian postage rates for the covers will be as follows: To ad- dresses in Canada, Newfoundland, United States, Great Britain and Northern Ireland, 6 cents per oz. For rates to other foreign points see your local postmaster. No
The Nome nugget., 1938-04-22
ALASKA AIR MAIL

Additional information on Al HSka's new air mail service. in the April 4th issue of the U. S. Postal Bulletin. which reads as follows:
 Contracts have been awarded to Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc, for carrying the mails by aircraft on foreign air mail route No. l5, forn Juneau, Alaska, to White Horse, Yukon Territory, and re- turn. The contractor is required to carry the mails on one flight a week each way and on any addi- tional voluntary flights. The ser vice will actually be performed through from Juneau by White Horse to Fairbanks, and return.
 The plane will leave Juneau northbound Tuesday upon arrival of the steamship due to leave Seattle each Saturday morning. Returning, the plane is due to leave Fairbanks Sunday in time to connect at Juneau with south bound steamship due to arrive at Seattle each Thursday, The fly ing time is about Az hours.
 Ar mails bearing postage of 6 cents per ounce will receive dis patch by this service, as well as dispatch by the domestic air mail routes where such mails can be advanced thereby.
 The first air-1nail flight will leave Juneau northbound May 3, 1888, and will leave Fairbanks southbound May 8, 1888.
 First Flight Covers
 Special cachetS will be placed on all articles dispatched from Juneau by the first flight for White Horse and for Fairbanks; special cachets will be placed on all articles dispatched from Fair banks by the first flight for White Horse and for Juneau, and spec ial cachets wil be placed on all articles dispatched from White Horse by the first flights for Fair banks and for Juneau. The arti- eles will be back-starnped by the receiving offices at White Horse, Fairbanks, and Juneau, respec- tively.
 For the first flight only, senders may address covers to themselves or to any other person at destina- tior1s in the United States and Canada, to be carried from Jun eau to White Horse and from Jun
The Nome nugget., 1938-04-22

WASHINGTON, D. C., April g (P)- The Treasury Department tentatively accepted the three thousand five hundred and twen- ty-five dollar high bid of Theo- dore Kettleson of Sitka, for the abandoned Sitka customs house site.
The Nome nugget., 1938-04-22
WASHINGTON. D. C.. April {

WASHINGTON. D. C., April P (P)-A joint Senate and House conference committee agreed to a modified version of undistribut- ed profits tax agreement.
 The tax ranges from sixteen and one half per cent to nineteen on Corporation income, instead of sixteen to twenty per cent as or gfnally introduced in the House bill.
The Nome nugget., 1938-04-22
Photographic Briefs

Vancouver, Washington, April 22,(P)-Mrs. Kate Rockwell Mat son, known as Klondike Kate, was injured seriously in an auto accident north of here this after noon and taken to Vancouver hospital suffering from head and internal injuries.
 w. L. VanDorn suffered an in- jured knee, he was driving the car. Both are from Bend, Ore
The Nome nugget., 1938-04-22
J. S. ARMY ENGINEERS

Lieut.. Col H. J. Wild and Jas. Truitt. of the U. s. Army Engin- eering Corps, will, it is reported, be in Fairbanks in July, enroute to Nome, to supervise construc- ton of the new jetties and Fed eral Building this season.
The Nome nugget., 1938-04-22
checks accepted.

Covers mailed at Juneau and Fairbanks will be returned to ad- dressees after the flights by ordi- nary mail, while covers mailed at White Horse will be returned by air mail where available.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ALVIN L. NEWMYER, DAVID G. BRESS.
LYON L. LYON, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

IN THE DISTRICT CouRT. E. OF THE THE
Plaintiffs VS.. FRANCIS E. WAPSHOTT. ct
oRpRs M 81 Aston No object
this suit Is to obtain partition by sale;
Of real estate in the District Of Columbia
inescrRed as Lot IN SqHare 4 fne
frontage by 20 feet depth and commonly
known as premises 1886 End Street, North
east, improved by three,,story brick apart.
ior the, purpose Of distr ibutins the proceeds
OF such sale to all the heirs-at-law of
Mary Ann Spencer. deceased On motion
Of the plaintiffs by their attorneys, it is
this goth day of October, 1898, ORDERED
that the defendants, Francis E. Wap-
Wapshott Yvonne E; Wapshott. Olga
Sheard. Arnold B.. F. Sheard. Falicity
SheaTd, Sarah Ann Spencer, Annie Spencer
Charlton; and any unknown heirs-at-law
and next of kin Of Mary Ann Spencer
executor or administrator of any unknown
heir or deviSee of any heir-at-law of said
Mary Ann Spencer deceased cause their
appearance to be entered herein on or before
day, inclusive of Sundays and legal hoii-
days after the day of the first publication
OF TINS, order, otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of default, pro-
published once week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Evening Star and
the WASHINGTON Law Reporter and any
other or longer publication being dispensed
lor With ior good cause shown to this court.
PEYTON GORDON. Justice tSeall true
copy. Test: CHARLES E STEWART, Clerk.
By ANDREW A. HoRNER, Assistant Clerk.
nol,S15
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Tax Evdsion in japan

The income tax evader is virtually
unknown In Japan. Government
figures recently issued showed that
1914 per cent of all taxable Jap
anese have sent in the checks for
1897.
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HELP poMEsIIc

GIRL for general housework, care of baby
plain cooking: stay few nights; refs: S2S
mo. Call 4s Madison st. NV, Apt. 4.
GIRL, colored. unattached preferably
Catholic: must be good cook also laundress
and general houseworker; live in, comfort
able basement room; references. 523 Rox-
boro pl. NV. No phoning. Salary So week.
HOUSEKEEPER, refined, energetic, settled
good cook. for adult Catholic household Of
two IN WASHINGTON suburbs; Catholic pre-
ferred: room. board and S35 month. State
age, experience and local references. Box
325-B, Star.
LADY. white, experienced, to take care Of
S.month-o!d =. infant light housework: refs.
WOMAN. middle light inousework: /:
small salary and basement room Shep.
231O-R.
WILL PRISCILLA MONTGOMERY come to
son S6SS.
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PROPOSALS..

D. 8. ENGINEER OFFICE, 1868 NAVY
Building, Washington, D. C.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received here until 3 PM.
November %, 1898. and then opened for
the sale of surplus Government property
located at Dalecarlia Filter Plant. Conduit
Road and Little Falls Road, NV, and at
Mcmillan Filtration Plant, 1st and Douglas
Streets, NV, WASHINGTON D. c. Further
Information on applica ton.
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective Assocla-
alton. $500 Wheeler rd. Sc Att 1853.
DOG. English setter. Calvert County Md
tag; full Identification required. Att. 1855
WRIST WATCH ladys.. Sunday evening at
Automobile Show. Will return to owner
upon Identification. Telephone North 1851
evenings after 7:30.
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DANIEL W. oDoNoGHUE. Jr., ATTORNEY

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbia.-BERNARD ]. SHEHAN, Plaintiff,
Us. JESSE LEE GLADMON ct al. De-
fendants.-Eauitv No. 6S.14O.-ORDER-
ln9smsI Ths object Of this action is to obtain a
ny aaverse possession the title to part of
the same at a point S6 feet inches east
ana 43 feet south of the northwest corner
ssid SQUARE and rqnnins thence south
south feet, thence east foot. thence
Forth 10 feet. thence west l foot. 4 inches
to the place Of beginning On motion
Of the attorney for the plaintiff. 1t is by
ORDERED that the defendants; Jesse Lee
Gladmon. Grace LGladmon) Pearce Fitz-
hugh Lee Decker. Vernon Decker. Kathleen
Decker Roberts Decker Mercer. infant
James Mercer. infant: Catherine Beane
Charles Everett Kern. infant; Edwin Glad
Willis F. Kern. Miles S. Kern. Ruth M
lkern) Anthony. Wilton H Gladmon
Temple L. Gladmon. Arthur H Gladmon.
{Afi {Arthur Glsdmon H. Susan V. Gladmon
mon) Benson. jeanette Decker James
Temple Gladmon. Allen Decker and George
Decker cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive of SUNDAYS and legal holi-
publication of this order. and otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as in
case OF default provided a COPY of this
order be published once week for three
successive weeks IN the Washington Law
fEYToN 20 aoRpoN p saf ynsce sre s6pT
S{sst. b '' {. E AAHHAS sTEWAEr sJEwAEH 5l Asst
Clerk. nols,15
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

| ARLINGTON-Large estate; all modern
bus line; three other occupants; excellent
meals; rates reasonable. Walnut 6576.
LOVELY FRONT ROOM. l blk. from Clar-
endon bus; new furn.: pvt. home; semi-pvt.
bath. Walnut s360-J.
ROSSDHU CASTLE-Lovely studio room
and bath: acres; lake. tall trees; 20
min. downtown. Wise. 4033. 81
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JUST OPENED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED in suburbs of Alexandria board
and room in modern equipped home for
mother and children; state rates and
privileges. Box l77-A. Star.
GENTLEMAN wants room and board. ne.
Sc. section. Box 2l9-B. Star.
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SALESMEN.

statesmen wanted. experienced in jewelry
preferred; men who are willing to work in
an honeSt-to-goodness manner 6 hours per
day. every day of the week. in return for
economic security. and then some. Must
have good references. See Mr.. Spurgeon,
1915 ST. Sc ST D m
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BOATS.

constructed cruiser. powered heavy duty,
Lathrop engine, Delco lights: double,
single staterooms; accommodates 7 people
comfortably. Will accept first $500 offered.
Greenwood 3770.
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FARM AND GARDEN,

COW MANURE. ven rotted. euarantsed.
delivered. loads and bass. On the place
waters, Wisconsin z1o6.
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.

725 FARRAGUT ST. NV rooms for
Ink. in modern corner home; heat, light,
gas. unlimited telephone. S2Se0.
731 Ord ST. NE-One room, kitchen, pvt,
bath. unfurn.; h. W., cleo. and gas; $3.50:
adults. TO-
34O7 HOIMEAD PL.-Two rooms for Ink,
adults; heat gas. lights; $3.50 month;
near 18th and Park rd.; Al pm.
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HELP MEN AND WQMEN.

COUPLE. white honest, reliable, care for
30 acres. 30 miles from D. c.: tend farm
and animals. RIM, board and S25 mo.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

OAK WOOD seasoned. $40 per cord deliv-
cred and stored. Call J. s. Buck. jackson
CORDWOOD. fireplace, heater. cook stove
size; thoroughly seasoned: cord SO; half.
S4 so; fourth So. Walnut 9369
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

and sts. n.w-Sinsle. day. 81; week. Sl2:
month. $40: for room and private bat tn.
! room. kitchen, private bath, for 2, per
day. 50. so: week Sl2 so: month. S45. Full
service. Frigdaire Good furniture. Natl.
5ao5
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
CAMERA REPAIRS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced: won
derful French method used DR., Dell
Ledendecker. 3025 o st. NV, Mich. 112(
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LOS

BAR PIN diamond and sapphire. between
18th. Columbia road and street. Reward.
Dupont $500.
BOSTON BULL. brindle. female lame in
left rear leg; D. c. tag 106S0. Reward.
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Men Who Must Make Money!
LANSBURGH & BRO.

steady good-paying position available
Tor man with car. experienced contacting
the public important. Duties and paw dis
cusSed at interview. Must be able to start
Once. 4th floor. WedneSday 10 a m
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! THE BURTON. 2l20 G ST. n.w-Sleeping
| rooms. 81 week and up.
LOVELY CORNER ROOM IN pvt Jewish
! nome. Pvt. bath shower. M. all trans.
| Double and single rms. Gentlemen pref
| ReaS Col 4bS5-J
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

800 EAST CAPITOL ST-Vacancies for 2:
pleasant rms, south expos; excellent
meals; S35 each. Lincoln 21s1.
DOWNTOWN, 1919 Vermont ave NV
Select. suitable .: c.hw: best foods; ST.
weekly each Others. Met, 1904.
2O09 WYOMING AVE.-Spacious BRICK
residence just off Conn. ave; attr. living
accommodation for a few. Potomac $3.50,
1929 K ST NW-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms semi-priVate bath: excel-
lent board, selected menus. Reasonable.
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| PARK LEE, i $50 PARK RD.-ExCEIiENT
| location; l and large. attrac. rms, spac
| dress rm., din, kit. bath. shower: Frigid.;
| elev.; S47-S67. Adams 1892 or Col. 3019-J
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TABLES-Milano. cocktail: the last word
in style: solid mahogany Duncan Phyfe
drop-leaf; 3 sizes; from Sl615 and up:
shelf tables, 80 a5; visit our beautiful
store for. a complete household selection;
open nights. Cash or credit Green Furni-
ture Co. 5000 Georgia ave. Columbia
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

703 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW--Attrac-
tive, well furnished. double or single rooms
running water; baths, showers Ia
1880 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW-Gentle-
man: well-furnished. sunny room; private
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

BETHESDA MD LARGE FURNISHED
room with or without private bath Wis
consin 4@?I-t or Wisconsin 6Sia-J.
ARLINGTON. VA Furnished room in
beautiful home. ncvt bath, e h ". oil heat;
near bus lulo. IL min. TO city. Phone
Walnut nnii-
on3 LENNON AVE Colmar Manor Md -
month. 13'
SILVER SPRING MD pouble evu0snrc;
private fsm)y, unlimited phone blocks
from 18th st nus. lnr fare, garage ard
breakfast crtional. S"S single. $40 double
Shenherd hNSE.I
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WALBR1DGE HOUSE.

NEWLY pEcURNTTD q, Z H7 \ NRWooMz WITH
DITICN AND IMMACULA1FLY CLEAN,
xCELLENT FOOD PREPAREp BY TIE
REST TRAINED COOKS WORKING IN
LY DIVERSIFIED MENUS. COuRTEOus:
PROMPT WATERS ALL ROOMS With
CONTINENTAL PHONES. TRAY AND
LAUNDRY SERVICE. NOWHERE CAN YOU
BuY SO MUCH IN WHCLESOME, CCN-
GENIAL AND C0MTORTAR1F LIVING
FOR SO LITTLE MONEY. A D1GNIT1FD
HOUSE WHERE YOU MAY LIVE A
MONTH, OR WARS, AND ALWAYS BF
PROUD TO BRING YOUR FRIENDS.
RATES. $50 TO $,i MONTHLY
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WILTSHIRE MANOR.
ROOMS FUR. g UNeUR.

acs SHEPHERD ST NV -" rooms, suit
able for Ink. Reasonable rate. Columbia
4t3s-J
1e35 NOPTH CAPITOL ST-Frort %ontn.
Kitchen: FriT'aRirc phone, eaS clrc. int;
pvt. home. Reas. rent. Potompc $500 Ia
COIORFD, 1894 s ST. NV. AM . Large,
attractive ROOM next to bath. Rcasnn-
ehle 13s
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ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG ATTORNEY in Government scrv-
Ice, new to Washington. desires quarters
with or near other rone attorneys or
those with Interests in common poX
BILL. Star ~
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ROOMS UNEuRNlSHED.

ga oUAcRENBos ST. Nw-f,aree front
boom, bRth, southern exposure. hieh Gle
Vation; uulet reichhorhood; private family
with M children, Telephone service. Call
Cieorria iEAn
Evening star., 1938-02-12

gOB JACKSON ST. NE.
sss!sShed sAsNoN sf%s 1fsH bcH nrss sA RotsSs !ass
19ss KXsbAkf, tAM2ST MASs5ioSS, sT N.Y.
.4y'Ss. gySs rooms: Murphy bed modern bath
$50 bELAFiELD p1- NV
Duplex heat furnished; Frieidaire
,a,s ,T9 ,ssHASS9s 4 W; ':'1 lusHs s3Tsh $4,000
1908 r. l. AVE. N.W.--3 r. AND -,
i44s e. Cap.-5 r. and b, ------ 1870
s4n P street h,w.-4 r; and b: sano
HENRY SCHAFFEaaT $40 John Marshall Pl.
PAyEse2akr 1sSo soaSl I'VE fERRAqF' hA'W:
"A group of four 5-,story, elevator bldss..
With Fairgrounds; all apis. have : ex-
!, rms. kit. and bath $3.50 and $3.50
Resident Manager Emerson 1912.
$40 DELAFIELD PL. NV. .
Duplex; heat furnished Frisidaire,
r?S%' y4HssSSH S5sl 1s'1 LgSas Ssa52sH $40"
raoms Ae% f i bath sEA5GS ap[omasld ph gas
heat Ani and drsli rstleii Eve :, ne. rms ri,
bath. automatic gas heat, refa, So, 30
Apt; ii r ST. n.e.-3 rms, kit, oath.
." Ant, @ ae--l4es R st. NV rm, Kit.
rm., kit.. bath apis. 81 80 and nd So 30.
1920 r ST. .n.w.-Seversl . rm., Kit.
'''" ae:s W, ,'s s1MPsoN iIs 60. CO. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV Met. 900
1880 d ST. Sc.
"s ssiANNo'NS' i ( K LUcHs CO, ,,'''''
1905 II ST. NV. National 2at5.
.40i 14th ST. NV,
3 rooms Kitchen, bath $3.50
l5n5 H ST. NV. National .345.
FASHIONABLE 18th ST. THE RICARDO -
Distinctive anartment for only 500.
Large living room, dinctte. etc. See 3de5
1tth ST. NV, for value.
3l4 DELAFIFLD PL. NV.
DnpIcS' ln. heat ,i.s iprn'shed; Friads'rs re
,"'SSi SSiHsNNo}Ss I LucHs coY",,,', ",''
505 II ST NV Nstonal "345,
THE GOTHAM.
1a4h CALVERT ST. NV.
Near lsth and Columbia Rd.
Shopping District.
Elevator Service Electric refrigeration.
Rms, Kit, Reception Hall and Bath.
S65. 90.
8 Rms, Kit Reception Hall and Bath,
$3.50.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
80 18th ST National "Ioo.
900 10Th ST. NV.
Cor Eve ST.; refrIeersuou. eleva-
tors switchboard. resident MANAGE
SHANNON Il LuCHs co,
l5O5 II ST n W National o34S