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Later he will probably co-star with
Ginger Rogers in You Can't Escape
Forever" prophetic title for a man
who likes to 60 fishing.
Dick Powell had also been re-
ported as "at Odds with his en-
ployers. He retired from the picture,
Garden of the Moon presumably
because the part which Pat O'Brien
plays in that was the real leading
role, and Dick thought he would be
automatically reduced to support
ing players status He came back to
his studio, after few weeks of va
cation to work in Hot Heiress' with
Olivia de Havilland
Clark Gables dificulties with Metro
over this role in TOO Hot to Handle"
were ironed out with the rewriting
of his part. James Cagney signed a
peace pact with Warmers, and his
first picture since his return was
Boy Meets Girl" in which he ap-
pears with Pat O'Brien and Marie
Wilson. He is busy now in Angels
With Dirty Faces" This Is not an
armed truce-it is complete Coop
Grafton between studio and star
Family differences over the break
fast table do not often get into print,
but when they involve stars official
family, his producers, directors and
agents. they are usually published,
most often in q most exaggerated
manner.
The production road has way Of
smoothing out, however, as starting
dates approach. There are few real
revolts and still fewer real delays in
production plans. Picture production
involves temperamental artists and
stern realists, and the two do not
always see eye to eye But they have
the common objective Of entertain
ment. Figuratively, the breakfast table
scraps are usually forgotten when the
whole production family sits down to
serious conferences.
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iSdAllCA vi SolllC -
achieved which saves face for all
parties in the family squabb And
the show goes on
The reported tiff between Bette
Davis and her studio is a case in point.
Exaggerated reports were circulated
that Bette and Warmers had reached
the parting of ways. Neither Bette
nor her employers admitted this as
fact and the truth is that the actress
merely exercised privilege she has
assumed by declining a role. Her
studio made use of provision (Which
contract) and put her off the pay roll
until another role could be made
ready for her.
What was capitalized as major
battle was, in fact, more or less an
informal agreement to disagree. Bette
is now back at Warmers to play the
leading role in The Sisters" an
adaptation of Myron Brings novel.
She is happy. the Warner executives
are happy and the combination that
made "Jezebel' box Office attraction
is intact again.
Enrol Flynn had been variously re-
ported as fishing in Florida, staging
revolt against his employers and
threatening to retire from the screen
entirely. None of these stories was
true except the mere fact that he had
been fishing. He likes to fish and his
contract provides him with a vaca-
ton long enough to permit him to
fish until he is tired of fishing.
He got tired of 1t and came back
to Hollywood to work in The Sisters"
with that other rebel" Miss Davis.
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Macarthur
Continued From First Page J

Lloyd comedy, Professor Beware"
which comes to the Earle Friday. 1t
has been year and a half at least
since Mr.. Lloyd's last appearance.
that in Milky Way" the tale Of the
milkman turned boxer, and that large
public of his is still large and waiting.
This time it will again find the
young fellow who plays at being shy
behind a pair of glassless horn
rlmmed spectacles involved in much
the same manner of foolishment
which has been his bread and butter
and caviar since he was doing such
things as Sailor Made Man."
"Grandmas Boy" Safety Last" and
all those generally well-remembered
pictures. He no doubt will be get
ting into the same sort Of scrapes
and getting out of them the same
way. all of which should prove no
end of fun to the Harold Lloyd fans.
The only thing which confuses us
about it all Is the sentence plucked
from the middle of the Earle's an
nouncement of the showing Of the
picture. 1t is sentence which reads
"A girl Is in search of the Egyptologist,
who is shy, modest, wears tortoise
shell glasses and both the girl and
the man, and the result is mad
dash across the continent that makes
this Paramount release one of the
fastest paced comedies in a long time
and one Of the most entertaining.
Or maybe that is the only way to
try to explain the plot of a Harold
Lloyd photoplay.
ELSEWHERE on the horizon the
cinema fare is varied To the Cap
itol Friday comes a picture which,
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whatever else 1t will turn out to have
at least will have a novel background.
The title is Gateway" and that novel
background Is Ellis Island. 1t is
drama tense with violent emotions
and keyed up with suspense" too, for
the publicity says so. The co-stars are
Don Ameche and that Arleen Whelan
Mr.. Daryl zanuck unceremoniously
yanked away from her manicure
table; the other people involved
are such Twentieth Century-Fox stall
warts as Binnie Barnes, Gregory Ra-
toff, John Carradine, Raymond WAL
burn, Marjorie Gateson and Harry
Carey.
There is revival on the books too,
this being. of all things, 1T Happened
One Night" the classic screen COM
edy which should again prove popular
in spite of the fact that 1t has been
around often. This time it again
comes to the Metropolitan, opening
Friday. If you do not remember that
it has Claudette Colbert and Clark
Gable and the Walls of Jericho, we
won't tell you at this late date.
Walter Wanger will be Frightening
the local scene any day now, his AL
giers" being slated to open at the
Palace as soon as the run OF Love
Finds Andy Hardy" is completed. The
story Of the Pepe lie Moko, who was
such a trial to the French govern
ment, "Algiers' stars Charles Boyer
and has in its cast Hedy La Marr.
Sigrid Gurie, Gene Lockhart, Joseph
Calleia and the usual others.
Keith's new film, which is due when
ever Mother Carey's Chickens" ends
the run, which probably will be ex-
tended, will be Letter OF Introduce
ton" The new Universal picture has
Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mccarthy
in starring roles for the first time, has
also Andrea Leeds and Adolphe Men,
jou.
The new Shirley Temple picture,
Little Miss Broadway" which just
had week at Loew's Palace, moves
right back to F. street Friday for a
week at the Columbia.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
FRIDAY

The Big Broadcast
OF 1898" and There
Goes the Groom"
Danielle Darrieux and
Doualas Fairbanks. jr..
In Rage Of Paris"
Dead End" Kids and
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Joe E. Brown Makes
Singing Debut.

Joe +. BROWN, star of Columbia's
THE Gladiator" which is rapidly
nearing completion under the direc-
ton of Edward Sedgwick, will make
his debut as singer in this produc-
ton. The song. "on to Victory" a
typical football rally number, will be
featured at collegiate gridiron con-
tests throughout the country next fall
1t was written by Charles Newman
and Walter G.. Samuels.
Browns supporting cast in "The
Gladiator" includes Man Mountain
Dean, June Travis, Dickie Moore.
Lucien Littlefield, Robert Kent, Ethel
Wales and Donald Douglas. The pic
ture is based on Philip Wylie's novel
of the same title and was produced
by David l.. Loew for Columbia.
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MISS SKINNER listened sympa-
thetically. and he went on from
there to explain that he had brought
the Chicago Symphony and leading
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Woman's Here Again
For Melvin Dou9las.

A LEXANDER HALL and Melvin
Douglas, director and one Of the
stars of the comedy success, There's
Always q Woman" have been engaged
for the forthcoming Columbia pro-
duction. That Woman Here Again."
ID be continuation OF the romantic
adventures OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Reardon."
While production plans are being
formulated for the new picture, ne
sotiations are reported under way
for a prominent feminine star to play
opposite Douglas.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
SATURDAY
Born to the West"
Conrad Veidt in
Dark journey"

eee ~ANA~&8 =
Born to the West"
Conrad Veidt in
Dark journey"
Luis< Rainer and
Melvyn Douglas in
Toy Wife"
Hawaii Calls"
and
Passport Husband"
"Whirlwind Horse
man." Little Miss
ThorouGhbred.
The Mauch twins in
"Penrod's Double
Trouble"
Flight Into No
where" and
lone Wild Night"
Purple Vigilantes"
and Sweetheart OF
the Navy"
Fred MacMurray and
Harriet Hillard in
"Cocoanut Grove"
Heart Of the Rock
fes' and Life BeEins
At 40"
Heart OF the Rock
les" and
Thin Ice"
"Vivacious Lady" and
Go Chase Your
self"
John Litel and Ann
Sheridan. Little Miss
Thoroushbred."
Dead End" Kids and
Humphrey Bogart In
Crime School,"
Bobby X tsreen
Hawaii Calls"
OUTLAW OF the Prai.
rie" and Mystery
House"
Ann Sheridan in
Little Miss Thor
oughbred."
Hold That Kiss"
Anna May Wong in
DANGEROUS to Know"
Saint In New York"
and "Panamint's Bad
Man"
"RaScals" and
"Mr Moto Takes Q
Chance"
The Lady in the
Morgue" and Call OF
the Rockies"
"Windjammer."
Jack Randall in
Mans Country"
Harry Baur
in
The Golem."
"Catt& Raiders"
Fred MacMurray in
"Cocoanut Grove"
Accidents Will Hap
pen and ARIZONA
Gunfishter.
Saint in New York"
and Little Miss
Thoroushbred,"
Little Miss Thor
oushbred," Good
bye. Broadway"
Simone Simon and
Don Ameche in
'Josette."
"Bulldos Drummond's
Peril" and
The Trigger Trio"
Wayne Morris in
Men Are Such
Fools"
Bob Burns and
Martha Raye in
"Tropic Holiday"
The Ritz Brothers in
Kentucky Noon
shine"
Border Wolves"
Peter LORE in Mr..
Moto's Gamble.
Bobby Breen
in
"Ha wall Calls"
Law for Tombstone. "
Wallace Ford in
."Exiled to Shanghai"
Adventures OF
Robin Hood"
Simone Simon
in
"Josette."
Devils PARTY"
Laurel and Hardy in
Swiss Miss"
The Kid Comes
Back" and Maids
Night Out"
Fred MacMurray and
Harriet Hillard In
"Cocoanut Grove"
Bobby Breen
in
waii Calls"
Lloyd c. Douglas
White Banners"
Rudy Vallee in
Gold DiRsers in
Paris"
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Enrol Flynn. the film colony's out
standing tennis player, refuses to play
in tournaments because he enjoys the
game too much to have to play it at
specified times against specified or
ponents.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Stars Spats With Studios
Are Never Too Serious
By Carlisle Jones.
HOLLYWOOD.

0AMY spats within film studios aren't serious they
Usually before
player involved has
Being
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Graham
Continued From First Pape)

five years, ditto her reign as Mrs. Gene
Markey.
The other marriages in my list that
could not get beyond the fateful num-
Der flve-Floria Marquis de
La Falaise. married 1919, divorced
1923; Clark Gable-Mrs. Rhea Gable,
who separated in 1886; Katharine
Hepburn, the secret bride of Ludlow
Smith for five years before they
parted: Lupe Velez. who quarreled
with her "Johnce" Weissmuller from
1888 until their final quarrel two
weeks ago. and Mary Astor's mar
riage with DR.. Franklyn Thorpe, whom
she shed in 1896.
The Richard Arlens had II years
Of marital happiness before their re-
cent separation. The next highest
number Of years was scored by John
Barrymore-Michael Strange, eight
years; ditto Barbara Stanwyck- Frank
Fay, and Claudette Colbert Norman
Foster.
ONLY two of the IS unions made
the 7-year grade-John Barry
more, twice. with Catherine Harris,
l9l0-l9l7, and Dolores Costello, 1928
1885. and Clark Gable with Josephine
Dillon.
Three marriages lasted until the f.
year count-Gloria Swanson's to Cafe
Proprietor Herbert Somborn, 1919
1928: Joan Crawford Douglas Fair
banks, jr., 1929-le33. and another
Joan-Blondell-and George Barnes.
The 3-year stumbling block removed
the Gloria Swanson-Michael Farmer
marriage; also that of Joan Craw-
ford-Franchot Tone, who finally an
nounced their separation last week;
Charlie Chaplin Lita Grey, and
George Brent-Ruth Chatterton.
Whoever said that the first year of
marriage is the hardest had better
look over my statistics. No fewer
than s OF the IS ended after serving
a two-year sentence-Sally Eilers-
Hoot Gibson; Gloria Swanson-Wallace
Beery l9l6-l9l8); Carole Lombard
William Powell I93l-l933); Ginger
Rogers-Lew Avres (married 1894. sep
arated 1886 and Kay Francis Ken
meth McKenna
The three remaining marriages that
couldn't take it for much more than a
year-Margaret SULLIVAN Henry Fon-
da zone year,: Margaret Sullavan-
William Wyler Zone year three
months. and Lortta Young Grant
Withers Zone year).
So much for these IS marital fail
ures. Now for individual marriage
averages-including the current mates
OF some of our much-married stars.
Margaret Sullivan, for example, has
total of four years for her three
weddings. and two divorces. So her
average is one year four months per
wedding.
Gloria Swansons four trips to the
altar add up to IA years of wifedom-
average per marriage, three and a half
years.
THREE -T1MES-MARRIED MARY
PICKFORD has served % years
of her life in double harmony this
includes one year with Current Mate
Buddy Rogers-and six with Owen
Moore)-approximate average, seven
years four months.
John Barrymore marital jaunts
four) average around five and half
years each cit would be more but
for the year and a half registered
with Bride No. 4-Elaine Barrie Bar
rymore).
Norma Talmadge has been Mrs.
George Jessel for about three years.
But before that she put in Is years
as the wife of Joseph Schenck-
which makes her average, to date,
nine and half years.
Copyright. 1888, by the North American
Newspape Alliance, Incl
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SNs~
1892 EYE ST. NW,.--WELL-FURNIs
SOME FREE RENT-3-RM..- KIT. BATH
silver; shower, Tel. Met. s7si till 6 pm.
sToNELEIGH COURT APT. 2o9-1 ROOM.
bath; radio. Frigidaire.. linens: maid serv-
ice available: rate ON lease; Gentiles l.
DUPONT CIRCLE-TWO LARGE. CLEAN
pas,aa basement n rooms; private bath; couple or
WYATT APIS, 1920 GA: AvE.--LIv. r..
bedrm.. k. b., $54. or incl. gas. elec.. $58.
Buchanan Apts.. $50 or S64. Georgia 1883
4l5 EAST CAPITOL ST. 81 WEEKLY
Bsautlful one-room apartment: Heat. gas.
27s5 ONTARIO RD.-s LARGE HOUSE
c.hw.. g. Il refg Adults. Col. 74sa. 1l'
! RIM, KIT, BATH: GAS. ELEC.. REG.
aasms s5Ss aflsdsf after e%pGsed p% couple $40
1905 M ST. NV BRIGHT Ink.
reasonable: adults.
WANTED-aIRL TO SHARE UNUSUALLY
Roosevelt Rote WIZ peeatST $500 Hxf
ENTIRE FLOOR. NV. HOME LARGE
gentiles. ladies or couple. Columbia 1855
sRANc!s FIR IS. SCOTT KEY s9o APT HqrE :S1 goth
day. week, month. National 6425
INFER. 1876. 18th ST. .N.w.-1 AND Q
ne in Tsn bath ap ks ms1 gas ses s5
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1886 10th ST. NV
Bachelor apt. of bedrm.. liv. rm. breakfast
rm:, storerm.. elec. refs.: gorgeously furn.,
includ. linens and maid service. North 1888.
IG9g kisb.6 sT n.vy ROOM AND
furnished. Reasonable.
l446 N ST. N.W.-COMPLETELY FURN..
2 rms. kitchen bath. ch.w.; clean, nicely
furnished: Electrolux: ami.
hot and cold water; refg.. dishes, linens,
gas cleo: $40: adults.
3016 Tn.DEN ST. NV. APT. NO. 6Ol-
Beautiful Tlden Gardens. Select district
sHn psIloGS;. ttssysE. . EXPOSURES. owaSS!k
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.


1929 K ST. NW.-Nicely furnished, single
and double rooms. semi-private bath: excel
lent board. Selected menus. Reasonable. 29s
MT. NEAsANT. 1898 Hobart st. NV
Southern exposure. twin beds. adjoining
bath; tasty food. Adams O212.
2024 N ST. NW.-Double rms. for Gov
ernment clerks and students: oil burner:
DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont ave.-Select
suit. 3; c.h.w.; best foods: 81 so wkly ca;
basement. shower; board opt.
DUPONT. CIRCLE. 213I Mass. ave.-Swell
opening for a young lady share lovely. large
room. private bath. shower. with cheerful
refined young lady. Also other nicely fur
niShed rooms for young people; best food;
enjoy the winter in this beautiful ex-
embassy home; the cost will happily sur
prise you. Dupont 9404.
1909 18th ST. N.W.-Desirable rooms. sim
gle. double, triple; excellent table; reason
able. Decatur 0S91.
1926 10Th ST N.W.-Single, double; also
basement. private entrance. showers. Re-
fined men and women. Dupont 9O49.
DOWNTOWN. 1907 R\I. ave. nw.-At-
tractlve front room next to bath: home at
mosphere Southern meals. Potomac 1915.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 1927 10th st. Nv.
-,beautllui rooms; private. semi-prtvate
bath; excellent meals. Reasonable.
1889 KANSAS N.w.-Larse comfortable
room. adjoinine den: newly furn; twin
1880 18th ST. NW.-Newly decorated
double and atnsle rms. 3 and 4 windows
eecn; III our mealA served family style:
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Mr.. WARDMAN PARK. c6@T Conn. ave
Large, pvt. home, single and double rms.
baths for all; finest Of furnishings: heat
and h. W. automatic; transp. fast and re-
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LOW CUT RATES.
MODERN-DOWNTOWN

Choice suite in freproof BLDG: switch.
poard elevator service: FREE refrgeratiou
LARGE center foyer. CORNER living room.
S55; Large living room bath. Kit. S35
Bachelor apt. $50. Also furnished
1880 r ST. NV DUPONT $500
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c3o2 MONROE ST. NE-Lovely maple
room refined home, twin beds. oil heat.
c.h.w.. next bath; close bus, car
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GEORGETOWN. 3n72 QUE-Large room.
local calls: refs; S25 Potomac Bar
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1923 HARVARD NV Bright double
room. twin beds. BeautyreSt mattresses.
semi-private bath; unlim. phone; $3.50
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1440 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. Apt. s.
Bright. clean, warm room, excellent bed,
large closet. Dupont 56l3.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c., overlooking Rock
fom spsc0us q6aehed apGond0ned med
Beautyrest mattress, Venetian binds
phone; S25 (gentile); garage. Emerson
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continued }

double room. twin beds. next to bath;
lovely home: reasonable.
1a5s OGDEN ST N.W:-Widow Of naval
0inSer 0taSed has single or double. newly fur
that is different. Columbia 1895 y
18th 1Hahr AND R SITS. N:w-Larse. quiet
1Eom shw pvt home ss
9Sin tsGs ,.GiL SGL1FJoN ETC .W;M7Frent rm. So.
End A.; 9 car lines. ' O' '''' "'~''
1920 UPsHUR ST. NV Nicely furnished
with private family; close to Macfarland
ana Roosevelt Schools; suitable for two
ladies' Phone Col. 0560, after pm.
!431 9 ST, Me- sleeping rooms. clean
preferred. Atlantic 659s
II Ia SALE I02s Conn. ave.-3 very de-
tapie tWn bsd rooms rooms each suitable 4
rent apt as whole if desired.
1880 ST: NW:-Larse front rm.
windows. twins beds; also single rm.
THE ASHLEY MANOR, 1913 G st. NV
bath shower ho@eEe aneHa atmosphere tnts f water
1907 HOBART ST. NW.-Sngle or double
room: private home; cars buses; near 10th
l435 CHAPLIN ST. NW.-Close in, Al
bath: ami; gentleman; SIT. "aa
1880 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Gentle-
man: attractive. sunny room private bath
with shower automatic heat; continuous
hot water; also small room. l.
1880 10th ST. NW.--For gentlemen;
large. light studio rooms. pianos. private
and semi,priyate baths hot-water heat:
exceptional opportunity.
GEORGETOWN = Artistically furnished
studio room with fireplace: detached house
iGaree garden; select neighborhood, West
2414 Both N.W-Large front room, pri-
Vate 0ath, married couple preferred both
employed. Call after 6 pm. 2a'
Mr., CATHEDRAL, 3405 Lowell St NV
Well-furn sunny rm.: owners home; gen.
tleman only; exclusive use of bath; S25
month.
6l3 KEEFER PL. N.W-Nicely furnished
room private family; convenient Ga. ave.
car; $50 mo. Col 556S
13S E ST. SE--Large double room on
bus line; unlimited phone, Atlantic 1894.
OCT, 1-Large bedroom. cross ventilated
private bath with shower lS41 Columbia
I'd: Columbia 4le5-W after pm
l440 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV Apt. s.
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1000 R ST. N.W.--Nicely furnished single
front basement room. $3.50 weekly. Large
double room next to bath. twin beds; nicely
furnished; $500 monthly each. j.
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Mr.. CATHEDRAL 34O5 Lowell ST. NV
Well-furn.. sunny rm.: owners home; gem
tleman only; exclusive use of bath; SIS
month
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CHEVY CHASE. MD-Single room, new
maple furniture; ch.w.: unlim. phone; pri-
vate family. Wis 5l12
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1907 HOBART ST. NW-Single or double
room: private home; cars, buses; near 10Th
ST. and Col rd oQa
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1906 PARK RD. N.W.-studio room, next
bath, cont. h. W.. oil heat. unlimited
phone; conv. transportation.
RARE FURNISHINGS: large, quiet room.
private shower; ample parking; bus one
block; gentleman. Emerson 3770.
$500 Ind ST. NW-Nicely furn base
ment room. new cond.. private entrance;
reasonable GEORGIA 1851
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GEORGETOWN = Artistically furnished
studio room with fireplace: detached house.
larse garden: select neighborhood. West
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SCOTT CIRCLE.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1927 10th ST. NW.-Double room, young
ady to share large room with another,
'oung man to share room; splendid meals:
utside guests accommodated 3Os
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1880 18th ST NW--For gentlemen:
large. light studio rooms. pianos private
and semi. i.private baths hot-water heat:
exceptional opportunitv
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EUCLID ST. AND 14th-Front 3 lge
windows spac. closet, furn. lovely; unlim
phone in room; $50. 254S 14th st. NV
Apt. 8, after q 80.
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DUPONT CIRCLE 1907 22nd st. NV
Nice. large. bright front rooms, Kitchen
cite. 81 week I'm
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20O7 ST. NV, Apt 52-Two front
rooms, adj. bath twin beds: walking dis
tance Govt. dept. Terms reasonable.
1905 HOLMEAD PL. .N.W-Furnished room
for light housekeeping or sleeping room,
81 and SIS week.
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2414 Both NW.-Large front room, pri-
Vate, BATH married couple preferred both
employed. Call after Il pm oqs
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PRIVATE HOME-Quiet. refined nefghbor-
hood; gentlemen or ladies. or will share
home with couple. Greenwood 335S-R
ON LITTLE TEA HOUSE GROUNDS-Two
lovely rooms, two and three exposures: well
heated: private bath. Jackson 1852. %"
FURNISHED ROOM. near Colonial Village
Private unlim. phone, beautiful tile shower
bath. Phone Walnut 21O4.
BEVERLY HILLS-Young congeniaI couple
will rent double room. furnished, in new
house. oil heat meals optional. Temple
21S2-J 3Os
HYATTSvILLE 80 Wine ave-Large and
small furnished room, twin beds; good
transportation; board optional. Home
privileges.
COLMAR MANOR, MD. 319 Baltimore
blvd.-Bedrm., large alcove. accom-. 3. 2
spac. closets, mr.. bath, inst. h. W., inner
spring mattress; use sun parlor; piano,
radio pvt. home; bus: $50 month.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1O31 N. Edgewood St
Sunny double room, private home best
quality food. well prepared: employed
couple or ladies preferred. oxford 1732-M.
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Large, nicely furn. second-ioor liv. rm. 3
exposures; quiet. modern. detached home;
single or double; gas heat. Emerson 6431.
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1422 MASS. AVE.--Double second floor,
front. hot and cold running water Also
single. 81 Week Walk To work q
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bath adjoining. S35 MONTH convenient
location. nr. , bus lines: references eX-
changed. Box 439-S. Star
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1926 UPSHuR ST N.W-Very attractive
room. choice location; convenient bus and
cars Gentleman Adams $3.50.
1115 N ST .N.W.-Larse front room, first
floor: 2 beds If desired; SIS week. Also
front basement room
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SCOTT CIRCLE 1908 10th ST. NV
room suite, newly decorated: 3 beds; in
ner-Spring mattresses; running water.
lI41 18th ST. N.W.-Young lady in Govt
wishes another to share double room. twin
beds SIS month
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1929 WYOMING AVE NM sinzle
rooms. next bath; private family; homelike
atmosphere; unlimited phone. Sec to
appreciate. Adams 6l54
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1850 WYOMING AVE. NW.-Several large
rooms, big closets. many windows bath,
porch; private home. so
Evening star., 1938-09-29

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-Master front
room. private shower, twin beds Also an
other room for l or . Oil heat. Reason
able. Cleveland $500
Evening star., 1938-09-29

| FRONT BEDROOM use Kitchen laundry,
| phone; adults: reasonable; good transpor-
| tation, Georgia 66eS
Evening star., 1938-09-29

1880. 18th ST. N.W.-Newly decorated,
double and single rms, and windows
each; II our mealA served family style:
Evening star., 1938-09-29

bus line; unlimited phone Atlantic 6s@4.
OCT 1--Large bedroom. cross ventilated.
private bath with shower 1S41 Columbia
I'd. Columbia 4l25-W after 6 pm
Evening star., 1938-09-29

1341 MONROE ST. NV. near Tivoli-Nice
room, md floor; woman; home atmosphere
reasonable Columbia ,Ift}'-,T
Evening star., 1938-09-29

THE ASHLEY MANOR, 1913 G st. NV
Furnished rms, double, triple runn water
bath, shower. homelike atmosphere