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Evening star., 1939-05-14
Rain Unheeded by Wild Preokness Throng
Celebrities Whoop 1t Up Roinpoof Vendors Reap Harvest

viding royal harvest for vendors
of cheap transparent rainproofs.
Commerce Secretary Harry
Hopkins, White House Secretary
Stephen Early and Chairman
Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction
Finance Corp. were among the
official Washington contingent.
Likewise boosting the turnout
OF turfdoms elite were such fans
as Author Rupert Hughes, Mayor
and Mrs. Frank Hague of Jersey
City, N. j.; Mayor w. G.. Angus
of Toronto, Atlantic City's mayor,
George A. Redding, a Pimlico box
holder; George Weiss, manager
of the New York Yankees farm
system; j. Edgar Hoover, F. B.,I.
chief, and Tom Healey, who in
his lifetime has saddled more
: Preakness winners than any other
living man-Pillory, Vigil, Dis
play and DR.. Freeland-and
franklin D. Roosevelt, jr.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Late Drive Tells in Rich Turf Classic at Historic PimIico
G|ded Knight Takes Second Money With Vo|iton Third

don in the Chesapeake Stakes less
than three weeks ago.
But this was the Maryland horse S
kind Of track. an oozy dark brown
stripe, and Challedon was on his
mettle He flashed under the wire
a length and a quarter ahead of
the Knight, which finished second
Then followed Impound and by a
neck Johnstown ahead of Ciencia,
the Chihuahua of the field.
The Preakness. with only six
starters. was worth gross of ST.
345 to take place as the richest g.
year-old event in the country. Chal-
ledon. one of the original entries,
brought $53,710 to his owner. Gild-
ed Knight enriched the Wheatley
Stable by $4,000 for finishing sec
ond and .Volitant's third-place ef-
fort brought $1,000 to the Saratoga
Stable. Impound. running fourth,
brought $4,000 to 26-year-old VAN
derbilt, president of Pimlico. In
cidentally. Vanderbilt got his en-
try money back with a little to
spare. 1t cost him supplementary
fee of $500 to enter Impound.
Fitzsimmons offered no excuse for
Johnstown, other than to say he
apparently doesn't like to run in
the mud. Johnstown was tired when
he was brought back. Well wait for
a fast track and get Challedon the
next time"
Jockey Seabo said Challedon was
running strongly as they reached the
mile post. Il was worried, though,
because looked over and saw I'm
pound running easily. too he said.
Then, all of sudden Johnstown
stopped as we rounded toward the
Evening star., 1939-05-14
ChaI|edon Handlers
Drink Champagne
On His Owner
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May 13-They
drank champagne toast to Chal-
ledon in the No. / barn at Pimlico
today after the Maryland-bred bay
colt had won the Preakness.
While the big bay son of Chal-
lenger 2d-Laura Gal was blanketed
down carefully in his stall, W. L.
Brann, owner of the Preakness win
ner, had champagne brought in and
served to Jockey George Seabo, who
rode Challedon; Lou Schaefer, who
trains him; Clayton Trippy, his ex-
ercise boy, and Dan Brogan, as
sistant trainer.
Every one anywhere near the
stable joined in drinking to the
health of the first Maryland-bred
colt ever to win the States proudest
race.
Brann, retired New York business
man who turned to breeding horses
on the Glade Valley Farm in Frede-
rick County, didn't have any him
self, however. He needed no stimu-
lation after he saw Challedon whip
Johnstown.
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bounced through the raindrops
under a skitterish newspaper.
Jack eased her through the
throng without hat, newspaper
or raincoat.
A brightly relocated band
slogged down the track in front
of the stands, pants pulled high
out of the clinging mud, drums
covered, but grinning back when
the crowd roared response to
Dixie"
Long before Starter Jim Mil
ton sent the Preakness field
away, longshot winners set the
stands whooping. surging toward
the mutuel windows and ready
for anything in the way Of a
muddy upset in the feature.
Celebrities, we'll fed and warmed
by luncheon at the clubhouse,
braved the drizzle in increasing
relays, finding the view best from
the stands and boxes, and pro-
Evening star., 1939-05-14
City Pin Event Prizes
To Be Distributed

Prize winners in the recent mems
and womens city bowling tourna-
ments will receive their awards this
week.
The Washington Women's Duck
pin Association payroll is schedule
for Thursday night at the Arcadia
and the Washington City Duckpin
Association Friday night at Colum-
bia. Bowlers are asked to report at 8.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Chu||edon Won't
Be in Belmont
BY the Associated Press.

6S Ine Associated freSS.
BALTIMORE, May 13.-Chal-
ledon and Johnstown won't meet
in the next stop on the 3-year-
old triple crown" route, the Bel
mont Stakes, mile and a half on
Long Island early next month.
Challedon, w. L. Brann's colt
which won the Preakness today,
has not been made eligible for
that classic He will be shipped
to Delaware Park Wednesday
and Trainer Lou Schaeffer prob
ably will start him there.
Johnstown, next to last today,
leaves for New York tomorrow,
being sent to William Wood
wards quarters at Aqueduct. He
is slated to 60 in the Withers
Mile next week and the Belmont
after that.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PIMLfCO, BALTIMORE, May
13.-The Preakness, fast building
a reputation as the rainmaker
of racing, was run again today
in a weltdf of mud, wet feet and
a chorus of sniffles.
The steady drizzle, far from
last years downpour, did its best
to displease, but failed.
Water seeped coldly down coat
collars, postmaster "screwbaI'
hats draggled damply and chilled
feet squirmed for warmth in
soaked leather, but the umbrella
brigade seemed happy.
Everybody got willingly wet to
decide for themselves if Johns
town was the horse they thought
he was at Louisville.
Mrs. Jack Dempsey typified
the spirit of the crowd. She
thought 1t was such fun she
didn't bother with . hat and
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Tigers Land Newsom
In Deal Sending 6
Men 10 Browns
WoIkup, Kress, Bell Also
To Join Detroit Thut
Gives Up 4 HurIers
BY the Associated Press.

ps the hsSOClaIeO HTeSS.
ST. LOUIS, May 13.-General
Manager Jack Zeller of the De-
troit Tigers announced tonight that
he has completed a deal whereby
six Tiger players will be traded for
four members of the st. Louis
Browns.
Detroit is giving up Pitchers Ver-
non Kennedy, Roxie Lawson, George
Gill and Bob Harris: Outfelder
Chester Laabs and Infielder Marx
Christman in exchange for Pitchers
Louis (Buck) Newsom and Jim
Walkup, Outfielder Roy Bell ana
1nflelder Ralph Kress, Zeller said.
Desperate for pitchers of quality.
the Tigers evidently decided to paw
heavily for Newsom, who has been
going we'll since the start of the
season. Kress. too may help con-
siderably an infield which has done
little to get the Detroit club into
winning stride.
On records. the Browns seem TO
have benefited little more than
numerically.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
stretch and Challedon carried right

stretch and Challedon carried right
on"
Challendon, trained by Ex-jockey
Lou Schaefer. who rode DR.. Freeland
to victory in the 1929 Preakness, won
$67,700 as a 2-year-old Among his
four victories in six starts were the
Maryland Futurity. New England
Futurity and Pimlico Futurity
AS a 3-year-old. however, Challe-
don had gone without victory until
today, although he was bred for
distance and 3-year-old races are
longer. He ran third in the Chesa-
peake Stakes, behind Gilded Knight
and Impound, and was second in the
Derby.
Before the race the odds board
drew a general laugh as Johnstown
which was expected to be one to five
on dry track, was quoted as eight
to five at the start That is. the
entry of Johnstown and Gilded
Knight was quoted thusly. Challe-
don was only 7-2; Volitant, 6-1; I'M
pound, o-l, ana Clencla, 81.
Gradually the odds on the Belair-
Wheatley entry dropped. They went
from 3-5 to 2-5 and the odds on
the other horses heightened until
the big electric board in the infield
showed Challedon as 6-1, Impound
as 12-1, Ciencia as IL and Volitant
as ILL.
Challedon was known as super
ior mudder but was not thought
to have improved enough to catch
Johnstown Neither was the track
believed to be a sufficiently impor-
tant factor because, while muddy
it was not bad. Only the top layer
was soft.
Had Prayed for Rain.
But sthe Brann Troupe knows
Evening star., 1939-05-14

Derby. For approximately a mile
it was Johnstown and Gilded Knight.
Little Ciencia, ridden by substi-
tute jockey Irving Anderson, dropped
back to last place and Challedon
had taken third, closely followed
by Volitant and Impollnd.
And then they reached the far
turn and the crowd roared. A
plain Hooking. long -striding bay with
a red-and-yelloW- clad jockey on his
back. began to move up. Challedon
caught Gilded Knight and rushed
upon Johnstown and for the first
time in eight straight races, Wood
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wards colt was challenged by an
opponent who wanted to fight it
out.
Johnstown wasn't up to it. Chal-
ledon almost ran over him turning
into the home stretch and so did
Gilded Knight. In amazement the
crowd saw Johnstown fall back.
Volitant passed him and so did I'M
pound. 1t was incredible.
Down the stretch they came
pounding. Seabo began to whip
the gallant Challedon and Donoso
brought the bat to play on Gilded
Knight, which had beaten Challe-
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Glasgow Cup Is Earned
BY Ranger Soccers
By the Associated Press.

BY The ASSOCIATED Press.
GLASGOW, May 13.-Rangers
won the Glasgow Charity Soccer
Cup today in the final game against
Third Lanark before a crowd Of
25 900 fans.
Both teams failed to score and
the cup was awarded to the Light
Blues who had an edge on the play
and were successful in forcing seven
corners while conceding only four
to their opponents.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Split BIinkers
Irk VoIitunt
BY the Associated Press.

oy tHc ASSOCldteu ITeSS.
BALTIMORE. May 13-Voli-
tant, George Bulls unpredictable
colt. was the only horse to get
away badly from the post in to-
days Preakness, and after the
race they found out why.
He was fractions at the post,
and once lunged out of his stall
at the barrier. This lunge car
ried so much force that it caused
his blinkers to split and the eye
shade on the left side tapped
against his head. which appar-
emily upset him so he got away
last when the starters flag
waved.
That he ran third was surpris-
ing. since this eyepiece was
banging against his head all the
way round Pimlico's track.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Wonder Horse LubeIers Too Anxious

When of the Mano War colt
which good his daddy favote
with bad juvenile,
and 4engh
Admiral since? At least have heard anybody
better than his daddy?
Johnstown justify humping than Admiral
After all after easily licking Pompoon the 1887
hoss
in the Preakness He looked Admiral
And War Admiral looked right back
Fox Twenty
for this They
onto muddy track be called
the time Johnstown
q
lot Of hoss
into consideration
early the
extravaganza nothing
the Preaknes the Wihers the pretty
tough to
3-Yeor-OId Setup Now Mixed Up
Johnstovn horse"
Trainer Jim Fzsmmons
faster than Gallant ddled
by Mr. Fit in the But
and from behind said
Qualified critics a for
horse hook with challenger
ougame him. Gallant Fox have
but the Fox could otgm
far that he
to relish of-ack and rival
wants to have it That's what
was fine long Johnstown kicking
the other five entries
medicine he didn't like
So as dusk settled the
the dripping lann-ghted stables
only Derby badly
winner soundy
Knight which has beaten both them That's
situation rests
Evening star., 1939-05-14
De MoIuys Won't Comes

The De Molay baseball team Is
seeking Sunday games with un-
limited mines. Phone Manager Yves.
ley Baldwin. Adams 1880.
Evening star., 1939-05-14


Ssd pesa Ss % Ra1f M Da. % aa s"s won
M t M S s Pe PoUsp shS tsE & % Seed
being cENc1A
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Michiqun Back in Race

ANN ARBOR. Mich, May 13 up.
michigan climbed back into the
Big Ten baseball race today by
shellacking Indiana, II to l, behind
the 7-hit pitching Of Jack Barry.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Chart Of Classic Preukness

PINIICO RACE TRACK, BALTIMORE, May 13-SIXTH RACE
Pakn purse
good easily place driving
261z Challenger 2dLaura GAL Galhad
L. Schaefer; value &nner
fourth $4,000 Tme023 OATES
1:13ss, 1895, 1:5s45. threatening track
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Cedon Wins Going Away Muddy eanes With Johntown Next to Last
Win, Lose or Draw
Broken Bubble
By FRANCIS (. STAN,
Star Staff Correspondent.


could the mud could easy-rnning
tender outgame him. The
q
O
flesh and at equal weights
things
hours
War Admiral Seabscut
he better horse Gallant
didn't few him with Man
But today they for
The track wasn't bad damp
another colt looked Johnsown
the side of his
"Okay, champ,
The other colt Chedon hide
by eight lengths a week ago in the Kentucky Derby.
The longs -strdng Maryland
chance to answer He the finish line he
almost Be
way there others anxious and willing foowGded
Vohtant and even 1mpound longest shot in the
The wonder horse finished apoogeic
did he the fate of finishing Cienca
the lone flly in the field.
Nothing Much Proved in the Derby
1t isn't new story Every 3-yearod gedng
runs to victory in the Kentucky
and when Col Matt
the and the band plays My Old Kentucky
burner the wonder horse
every Derby winner becomes
and Gallant Fox And there
the pedestal O War.
This is what happened to Jolnsown
by the length of pretty
2:O3zs But the big JameoWnLa
He hadn't proved anything than that
onquarter in fast time good track while
hed that outstanding only because mediocrity
There impressive-ookng Derby winner 1887
named war Admiral Some OF the critics said
the Admiral with Justification
vlndcaed their Judgment
the Belmont Stakes And nearly everybody
Wars daddy
in
Practically nobody Young
Aie Vanderbilt cooked
was nice piece
Of running stuff, but there was only Admiral
Evening star., 1939-07-16
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WE CAN RENT YOUR APT. PLENTY
prospects. Phone see EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont. Rm. 211. Natl. 1884.
LADY EMPLOYED WANTS SMALL APT
in suburbs. pref furn Give details P.
Q. Box 1925. Wash, D. c.
WALKING DISTANCE GOVT. DEPTS.. UN-
turn. l r. bath with or without kitchen.
State price and approx. dimensions closet.
Box o31-Q. Star
SMALL FURNISHED PRIVATE APART
ment; must be reasonable: couple and 3
year-old girl; give full details Box 3OSQ.
Star.
AUGUST FIRST SMALL. FURNISHED
light housekeeping apt, vicinity of Ross
lyn. Box 241-Q, Star IL
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TAKOMA PARK, D. Giving RM >,
bedrm kitchen dnette. private bath. newly
dec light gas. heat elec. refR. CHI.
rent, S45.50: attractive surroundings; mr..
cars, bus pvt. home: adults. 637 Dahlia
Evening star., 1939-07-16
APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.

APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.
| CHEVY CHASE, D. CENTRE SECOND
floor; private entrance: 3 rooms k. b.,
porch: garage. 1923 Upland ter Wo. 2274.
1905 4lst ST, NV ROOMS KIT. AND
bath; bath, ncl9sed sleeping porch. Call after
:329 FAIRLAWN AVE. s.E.---LA.RGE .LIv-
| ing rm, bedroom. dinette. kitchen. bath,
screened porch hot-water heat furnished; :;
| lett across Pa. Ave. Bridge.
| GA KEEFER PL.. NV ROOMS KITCH-
en-. bath: gas ELECTRIC refrgeration. heat.
ch.w., telephone; SAB. Col 0319-W.
Ens5 eS5 su5afDsn sos sTA as sg nv
bath, ami, large yard, shade trees.
l72l .lst ST: N,W:-Two ROOMS; BATH,
I've
beeSe @AEEAcE yH8M aTFs
rms rms. open fireplaces sunshine. Big reduc-
tion for immediate occupancy. 912 10Th st.
ss sEArqH qHoMAs mi sw y Brown Ri B. AK 4yg
s.w National 6s72.
ss5 and b i444 E. aa sap 5h st. AND 5 ssS sRd
HENRY scHAFFERT. S42 Eye. M Natl. 1863.
1929 ORREN ST NE-DUPLEX: . R.. K.
dinette. bath screened porch: lockers: heat
asFeseSd as cTes GRsn Nstonvl daa5 N RAoMAN 1h0m
s ROOMS 3 BEDRMs. 2 PORCHEs GA
rage on bus 3 min. from downtown; heat
and and hot water; completely redecorated
Arlington. oxford 0203. 16'
1929 BRANDYWINE ST. N.W4 ROOMS
bath; quiet; have to see it to appreciate:
WooSan No. enildrea; en-, private entrance: s475o.
800 -3rd NV, APT. 16.-2 R., K, B..
Sa7 90 "a 5o4 z3 3rd nv, NV, Apt "a r. X.
rms kit, b.. Frigidaire on house cur
M FRANK RUPERT. 1921 7th st. NV.
30l MASS. AVE. N.E-CORNER APT. 4
| rms. and bath S57 mo. Adults only
Suitable for dentist. Line. O43O.
4113 7th ST NV LARGE RMS, KIT.
semi-bath, back screened porch gas, cleo,
tel. Frisidaire: newly dec; eentiles.
945 LONGFELLOW ST NV BEDRMs.,
liy r. kit; tr. din. rn bath; only $6b.
WARRINGTON REALTY. Geo. $500 OF 1855.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. CENTRE SECOND
hoor; private entrance; 3 rooms k b.,
porch: garage. 1923 Upland ter. Wo. 2274.
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1875 IRVING ST. NW-ONE ROOM,
kitchenette. private bath; quiet house:
adults only: reasonable.
BACHELOR APT, APT. 9l5. PARK CEN
tral-Beautifuly furnished, bath, shower,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

sHOREHAM - UNUSUAL SUBLEASE. .
months. at cost Corner apt. 10 windows;
Ink Phone daytime Columbia 2l26.
1850 HOLMEAD PL NW.-a ROOMS.
refrigeration, heat. light, gas. Reas. Col.
SS26-J 16s
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A lst-FLOOR @-ROOM FURNISHED
apartment. incl. gas and cleo. > minutes
walk business section for $1,000 for
supervising remaining ) apis. in house
Rnn OH "a Star
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SUBLET-25OI CALVERT ST. N.W.-AT-
tractive two rooms, kitchen. BATH opposite
Shoreham Adams 1921 M
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FAREWELL. $500 18th NW-LARGE
bach; l. >. 4 rm. front aptS.; cross VenLi.;
refg on house: showers; elevator.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
INTOWN-3-RM APT-S45
CONCORD GARDENS.

1901 Concord ave. corner 5000 block 18th
nW.-New cross-ventilated aIr-cooled
apartment :, rooms kitchen. dinette. bath
venetian blinds, large rooms kitchen fans.
convenient shopping center, golf course
express bus, churches and schools RE-
FR1GERATION AND COOKING INCLUDED
IN REMT Resident MANAGER, Apt IO3,
Randolph 1856 100
Evening star., 1939-07-16

3021 CAMBRIDGE PL. NV LARGE
rooms. bath Frieidaire. hot water gas
phone, light. Desirable location. Adults 16'
202 5th ST SE-COOL. CLEAN NEWLY
decorated basement apt everything fur
nished Sc 5O wkly
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1879 FAIRLAWN AVE SE-LARGE LIV-
ing rm.. bedroom. dinette kitchen. bath.
screened porch; hot-water heat furnished :.
convenient to TRANSPORTATION. One block
left, across Pa Ave Bridge
Evening star., 1939-07-16

THE NORTHMINSTER, 2II4 N ST. NV.
(wslking ancel--Two rooms. kitchen
and bath, furnished: linen and dishes; S55
per month. inc. refrigeration. electricity,
hot water. plac. new furniture; available
August | Applv Ant 30 II"
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huge rms. kit. tiled b.. shower; garden:
closets freplaceS. refg.: newly dec, .
windows. Accom- Shep. 1927.
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GA kEEFER PL. NV ROOMS KITCH-
en-. bath: gas. electric refrigeration heat,
{. W. TELEPHONE: S43 Col u3lq-W
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1905 41st ST, NV ROOMS, KIT. AND
| bath: nclosed sleeping porch. Call after
| Monday. Private home
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED APARTMENT
2121 Va. ave. NV Will assign lease with
9 months to run and sell furniture cheap
Terms to reliable party. Phone Nat. 81, Il ),
Evening star., 1939-07-16

t APART MENT THAT is LIKE BuNGA-
T low 8 expos attract. furn. . bedrooms
nElns rn.' kit. bath. Mass. ave. Wesley
HelshtS BUS: WIS. ave. cars. "712 Wis ave.
BACHELOR APTS.-l AND :. ROOMS.
| bath, fireplace. linen maid phone; S45-
80. 1872. 18Th ST NV rs.
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WOODBRIDGE, 3O73 VISTA ST. Ne
Enjoy a cool suburban apt, 3 rooms, pvt
bath, ami, large yard, shade trees.
Evening star., 1939-07-16

VICINITY CONN. AVE. AND S,
2122 DECATUR PL NV.
THE DECATUR.
Apt: 24-3 rooms. kitchen bath, attrac
lively furnished: avail. for July. August
and september Janitor has key
R. MARBURY STAMP e. co,
212 Southern Bldg Dist S157
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l1:5 N. HAMPSHIRE AVE. Nw.-cooL
oath. kit. corner dinette. Venetian blinds,
lol3 M ST. N.W.-NEAT ROOM KTrCH-
en-, bath, porch; cool 2nd-h.; inner-spring;
Evening star., 1939-07-16

1721 21st ST. N.W.-TWO ROOMS, BATH,
Frlgldalre. $500; two rooms, kitchen,
bath. Frigidaire, $4,000; Slated DOORS
two exposures. Resident manager
Evening star., 1939-07-16

ONE ROOM. KIT AND BATH, NEWL Y
FURNISHED; large dressing closet; cool;
$40 mo. I7I1 st. NV.
SUBLEASE, COOL. WELL-FURNISHED
two bedroom apartment, yard, less than
rent All 1nI6-W.
Evening star., 1939-07-16

~ EYE ST NM AND " ROOM
bachelor apis. nicely furnished; electricity
included: "ery convenient TO downtown.
/ District S54S '''
Evening star., 1939-07-16

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL Goth
and sts. wi -oom kitchen. dinette
private p.s, bsth: day; So; I or persons;
Frigidaire Nicely furnished Natl KOS
Evening star., 1939-07-16

26:i3 CONNECTICUT AVE.--BACHFLOR
apt one large room. nicely furnished large
GioSet' maid service; all linen furnished
free parking space. Gentleman only: $50
per month: available a. once l6s
Evening star., 1939-07-16

Aug. and Sept: foyer. living room dining
room " bedrooms. screened porch. kitchen
and bath: near Streetcar and bus Tele-
phone Dupont 4a30
sos ST N.E-ONE ROOM, KITCHEN
and private bath: reasonable rent
BASEMENT APT. FOR RENT-1726 LANG
nl u q r
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EXCLUSIVE NV. SECTION. 4"5 oGLE-
thorpe st,--Airy room, kitchen. porch,
q MI; special. S.i2-au. adults Georgia 4haA-
1860 HAMILTON ST, N.W.-COOL. PLEAS
ant . rooms, elec. kit, bath; compl, fur
nlahed; incl. lights phone, linens; pvt en-
trance. ADULTS: $50. Georsia l163.
Evening star., 1939-07-16

1912 COLUMBIA RD.-S31 so. APT, .
lpe rms. bath, closets. modern range and
SINK Tree gas and electricity refrg oil
heat: porch nice condition: ref. See
manager or phone Chestnut 0I3S
Evening star., 1939-07-16

DOWNTOWN WELL-FURNISHED. COOL
apartments reasonable: including gas. cleo
trlclty, FIR eidaIrc 5.li onth St NV
Evening star., 1939-07-16

2616 UNIVERSITY PL.. Mr.. 14th AND
Fairmont-Very desirable rms, pvt. bath;
ch.W.: refe.; reaS: adults
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SIS INCLUDING GAS ELECTRICITY,
basement. downtown; cool, well furnished,
nrlNatP entNance ~ onth NV
Evening star., 1939-07-16

W!ND-VENTILATED BUILDING. VIEW:
refrigeration. gas. electricity. switchboard
incluoed in rentals spacious / room.
rover furnished dinette. kitchen and bath:
Sl5 30 COPT.EY COURTS, 1914 l1ih ST
Evening star., 1939-07-16

1904 nth ST. N.W.-2nd FLOOR. FRONT,
attractive rms. closet kitchen, Frigidaire,
next bath: everything furn.: responsible
adults. $3.50 wkly. $40 mo. Michigan
Evening star., 1939-07-16

ONLY $40 WEEKLY-3 ROOMS BATH,
incl. ,ombined kit. and dining room: cleo.
gas dishes. silver Ais East Capitol ST 1fs
Evening star., 1939-07-16

DUPONT CIRCLE t13H5 N. Fl. AVE. n. W. j
Beautifully furnished 1-room and ktch.
enette apt. gas. light and heat included
refriperation. S31 so
Evening star., 1939-07-16

l'l3 K ST. NW.-ONE ROOM. KITCHEN,
bath, nicely furnished: gas Electricity. re-
iriseranon included; convenient to down
Evening star., 1939-07-16

l127 EUCLID ST. NW-lSt FL. BACK. :
elec. incl. No objection 10 Children
Evening star., 1939-07-16
ApARrMENrs UNFuRNIsuEp.

NEW APT. HOUsE-l524 F ST. NE
Apis. $50 80 and UP. Includes bedrm 4,
living rm., kitchen and dinette, tile bath
and slower. refR... foyer and hall. heat
and not water. janitor service. storage rm.
.Oa and 100. Atlantic 203s for infor-
1881 EUCLID ST. INVITE RITZ
convenient to schools. churches trans
portatlon etc. Attractive apartments two
rooms Kitchen. dinette. bath: and three
rooms. kitchen. .dinette bath; Venetian
nlinos. electric refrigeration on house cur
Rents from sos TO SIS
AMERICAN SECURITY a.
~, 49,. TRUST COMPANY
va. 9oIo 10th and Pa Ave NV
Evening star., 1939-07-16

SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM THE
usual beehive WALLACE BRYANT'S large
rms. open f1replaces sunshine. Big reduc-
tion for immediate occupancy. a12 10th st.
30 sEAToN PL. NV R.. B., H.-WH;