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The Washington times., 1939-01-23
Smooth White Hands
Beauty Essential

Yardley Milk Of Lavender Is
a liquid cream for the hands.
Hands-always port a Mt
have assumed a place Of real
prominence this season. Smooth.
white hands are essential to the
well groomed "lady" as we pic
ture her this winter with fascin-
ating nail enamel matching her
faultleSs makeup shades.
Milk of Lavender should be
applied after washing the hands
to prevent roughness and chap
so easily acquired in blustery
weather. It is boon to the girl
who majors in out-of-door sports
and equally essential to the
homemaker since both desire
soft beautiful hands.
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
Good AdUice

If the world is going wrong.
Forget it!
Sorrow never fingers long
Forget it!
If your neighbor bears ill-will,
If your conscience won't be
still
If you owe an ancient bill
Forget it.!
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
Urged Her
To Open Bureau

Hazel was working in the New
York World bureau when Buck
Bryant urged her to be the one
to start the inevitable news bu-
reau for women in the public
eye. This she did and the bu-
! reau still exists, although for
the past several years it has
been under the management of
Mary Jones, Hazel's longtime
pal and co-worker.
Her publicity office, the first
in Washington, by the way, to
be opened by a woman, grew out
of contacts made in her news
bureau. This and that organi-
cation, this and that convention
were always begging her to take
on their publicity for particular
events, until she found this de-
mand crowding her out into a
specialized field.
It's a lucky thing that Miss
Edgar'S newspaper experience
was so varied and thorough. For
in the publicity game you're
writing a sports story today, a
society tale tomorrow, and a
straight news release in between
Something NeD
Every Day
There's always something to
learn in the publicity business"
Miss Edgar says, "aS some jobs
demand a tremendous amount
Of research and study before
. it's possible to even begin a
proper campaign"
If Hazel works hard when she
.. works, she plays with equal zest
and zeal. She likes bridge and
backgammon. She adoreS de-
tective stories, loves the theater,
hates movies, can't bear the
radio, unless the program has
some good music, and she's wild
about her wire-haired dogs.
Twink and Mobey Dick are
her current pets, and have been
the reason for Hazel and her
friend Mary Jones taking an
apartment on the edge Of the
country where the dogs may
have a pleasant life in the open,
and in spring enjoy life under
the bloSsoming apple trees.
Besides being q whizz in her
work Hazel is known as the best
dressed professional woman in
Washington. Turned out in
tweedS and English top-coats,
Scotch ScarfS and sports hats,
she Is the exemplification Of
what the well dressed woman
In business should wear.
It's impossible to write Of
Hazel Edgar without mention
ing her outstanding character
istics. She Is intense in her
loyalties, impatient with pre-
tense and stupidity, and is
blessed with O grand sense OF
humor.
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
Child's
Question

Child's Question Editor:
Last night under mys APART
ment window, I heard one little
3-year-old say to another, Look
at the new moon" Fphe other
fellow said. Did tie old one
die?"
MRS. EVA M. DAKEN.
4S17 Thirty-sixth St. N. w.
Apartment 3.
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
Skillet
and
Spoon
BY SIBILLA CAMPBELL

BY SIBILLA CAMPBELL
GLOVES in calf's liver give a
~ suggestion Of venison. Po-
tatoes cooked according to this
recipe are delicious.
Calf LiUer
VenisOn Style
Lard a whole calf liver and
stick in 10 cloves, then dip the
liver in olive oil and dust with
brown flour and salt. Place N
a baking pan which has been
rubbed with olive oil. Mix a
quarter of a cup of olive oil
with the juice of three-quarters
of a lemon and one finely
minced onion, salt and pepper
The Washington times., 1939-01-23

exactly who you meant.
They would be unable to en-
tighten you because, though
Hazel has two addresses, she's
seldom to be found at either one
Of them. for the career Of pub
licity expert necesSitates a con-
tinuous round of visiting about.
Has Winning
Way in Working
When Hazel Edgar breezes
into an editors office, roaring
that she has a perfectly stupen-
dous new story to tell, it's likely
that in the hearty laughter that
follows, sheaf of pictures and
Q release or two will be laid on
the desk, and before the gayety
has subsidized, a next Sundays
layout of the international
Horse Show, or what have you,
will be sewed up and in the bag.
Hazel hasn't always been in
the publicity business. She
started out to make newspaper
work her career. She'd always
written, and while attending
University of Minnesota served
on the editorial staff of the
Minnesota Daily, a publication
which still offers an excellent ap-
premiership in the practical side
of newspaper making.
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
Shall She Write
Or Phone?

Sometime ago I became &C
quainted with a very nice young
man. He was introduced to me
by one of my boy friends and
I'd like to ask him to come over
some evening. What would be
the best or the proper thing to
do, write a note or call him up?
ANXIOUS.
If you want to be less formal,
just call him up and ask him to
come over and, if you like, set a
night for him to come.
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
It's Deep Violet

Full of cheer is an ensemble
with frock of deep violet woolen
worn with a fitted jacket of
deep petunia tweed with pipingS
of the deep violet woolen.
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
"Idedl" Girl
Doesn't LoUe Hin.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
There are two girls who have
played an important role in INV
life. One is 81, and right now
isn't working, and insists on nv
coming to see her. She also
tells me she loves me, but I can
not make up my mind as to nv
feelings for her. :
4" The other girl has been q
very dear friend for many years.
She is % and has every quality
that to me would make a won
derful wife. When I asked her
to marry me, she did not actu-
ally refuse me, but says she
does not love me. Please, can
you tell me how I can win her
love, as I feel she's the girl for
me, and life would be empty
without her. I truly love her.
I'm 26 years old and my posi-
tion warrants me a steady in
come, enough to give her Q
happy home with comforts.
IN DOUBT.
You say you've met the ideal
girl. But she tells you she
doesn't love you enough to
marry you. Then, there's really
nothing to do but wait until you
can make her change her mind.
AS for the other girl, no law
can compel you to visit a girl
you don't care to see. I don't
quite understand her insisting,
unless she has some claim on
VOL.
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
Cruise Shoe
Gives Way
To Color
By JANE COCHRAN
international News Service
Fashion Editor

NEW YORK, Jan. % G.N.S.)
Not content with a season of
riotouS color in hats, gloves,
coat and dresses, designers have
introduced color into a new field
cruise shoes.
Departing from the standard,
conventional shades, one cruise
shoe collection shows sandals
and oxfordS in unusual, vivid
cosmetic shades. Emphasis is
placed on cyclamen, lilac, fus-
CHA and berry shades as we'll
as sulphur, carmine, cornflower-
blue, white, raspberry ice.
Sueded pigSKin and alligator
are dyed in the new pastels and
the important bright colors and
are the newest materials for re-
sort shoes.
Antelope, kidskin, feather
weight calf and bright colored
patent leather are among the
favored feathers for southern
sun wear and outstanding en-
phasis has been placed on the
unusual use of fabrics.
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
9e9es: @ATa1s
Specialized Core 4aor
Adaptable to Oilers
DGfOe:
By ALLAN ROY DAFoE, M.
Personal Physician to the Dionne 0uintuplet

Copyright 1882 by King Features 1nc1
RASlNG my observations experiences with the
- quintuplets would like for the few DAYS to give
mothers hints that hope will prove helpful where
there is a newborn babe in the household.
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
Careers
High-Powered, Breezy
Publicity Expert
Outstanding Character
By BAB LINCOLN

XX7ERE you drop down suddenly in the middle of Wash
w ington shout: where's Haze? it's probable that
one could answer it's certain everybody would know
The Washington times., 1939-01-23

and one-half cup Of warm water
Pour in the baking pan from
the side and bake the liver for
almost two hours, basting fire.
quently. If the water and oil
evaporate before the liver is
done, add more water and oil.
For the gravy use one-quarter
of a cup Of finely chopped sweet
peppers. Add to the sauce and
thicken with brown flour. This
makes a very rich and unusual
dish.
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
Princess
Potatoes

A quantity of cold, dry mashed
potatoes-season with salt and
a little white pepper; put on a
pastry board; cut into strips
about two inches long, one inch
wide and a half inch thick. Have
in one saucer two tablespoons Of
melted butter; in another, a
beaten white of egg. Dip the
potato strip first into the butter
and then into the egg. With a
knife lay them in a lightly but
tered pan and cook in q hot
oven for 10 to IL minutes. Serve
at once. These are very delicate
and delicious.
The Washington times., 1939-01-23

OF course, know that the
quints were premature-that is,
they were born too soon-two
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
Favorite Menus of Local Hostesses

WASHINGTON hosteSSeS famous for their delicious
w dinners breakfasts and uncheons Because of its inter-
national flavor this city, other in America, offers
great variey in its cuisine In this wiH present
q contributed bQ Capital hostess.
The Washington times., 1939-01-23

IN homes where q premature
child has been born.
The Washington times., 1939-01-23

Mrs. CooIican's
Luncheon
Tomato Juice
Chicken Mary Paul Fluffy Rice
Green Peas
Green Salad with French
Dressing
Fresh Fruit Compete
(See page "a for TecipeJ
Evening star., 1939-02-05
EVINRUDE AND ELTO
OUTBOARD MOTORS.
SALES AND SERVICE.
DIRECT FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE
BAZZURO ENG. CO.,
1881 SHERMAN AVE. NV.
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
TWo-YEAR SEASONED OAK, sl1 cord;
cut any length, delivered. L. E. Beach.
Norbeck Md, Ashton 1l6-F-21.
CHESTNUT HARDWOOD and pine blocks,
seasoned, any size, 81 a cord, delivered.
Write Leo Mazdin. Spring Hill. Md.
WoOD-,seasoned oak. $3.50 per cord S.
half cord; stored; prompt delivery Donald
Hobbs. Brighton. Md. Ashton 12s-F-1l.
PENNA. HARD COAL-Stove. chestnut.
Sll.50: pea, $40: buckwheat $3.50; -Poca-
hontas stove. 5000; egg. S1u.,5; Logan
egg, $40. CARL COAL CO.. Line. 2544.
FIREPLACE WOOD oak and pine; well
seasoned; any lengths; $50 per cord;
4.5o half cord Hillside 0a35-R.
FOR SALE-Seasoned OAK and hickory
wood. delivered and stored. any length
5?04-W. Ernest Cook, Silver Spring Md,
OAK WOOD. seasoned. $40 per cord, deliv-
cred and stored. Call J. S. Buck. Jackson
202O.
SEASONED OAK WOOD, cut any length
sInFeai. to H. 6. Miller. fPhG BOYD. B Nd o0'eSe
dad GSad ss sn oak s,sS
]. J. Hughes. Chestnut O931.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

ENGLISH BULL TERRIERS s. purebred
xe shd sao Sa x GTed for
herd 2O94.
PUPPIES FOR SALE. Call Emerson 9423
between and pm.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES sired by i'm;
marked ma Ike iD fine pets. Wisconsin a4sI. Nel
COOKERS. males $50. 132 East Bradley
lane. Chevy Chase. Md.
SMOOTH FOX TERRIER owner cut this
Size d out dos for Fsf Which he has
champions and, 4 International imported
@ in hs Mend 5 sdssSs aye
Sc. Boulevard Heights. Md. one-half block
AT STUD: BOSTON. ~, lbs; beautiful.
strong head: champion sires. both sides;
puppies. ill East Capitol st. -
WANTED fine specimen collie mot GERMANY
male for breeding purpose. Give full par
tieuarso age M hist. history must be priced right.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, resisterable
healthy, 8 weeks old, males, $25 each. Bill
Steiner. Geo. 3460.
SIS and $40. Cali Wisconsin 4oe4 .--
PERSIAN CAT blue brsd SO; SsaISrss dark req
24oo Tilden st. NV. of Conn ave
Choice of litter Chestnut 5941.
HALF-BRED sCoTTY PUPPIES. nice pets:
male. So: female: S3 John upp, Paint
s1sFeh s4sFe5. Farms 00'esV'''e' Nd Ashton
TOY FOX .TERRIERs-stud dog and two
brood females. Pomeranian and Pekingese
Puppies and breeding, stock. Miss Hunt
Rosedale Cattery. Falls Church 1896.
9% . snsRnsnS must pSfs ss fond pss e
children. Box 29s-M. Star.
EXOTIC BIRDS. just landed. Eng. York
shire Norwich. Lizard CanarieS. mules.
chat nehss sDsis sSeran aae sOd a nshes che nser
ss%S sonth \. Sk soatSsnd tis Pst co.. is4s
anywhere. b. c. agent. Emerson a66l.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. pedisreed,
fine pets: for quick sale. Sl5. Woodley
7549. 5738 Oregon ave. NV.
WHTE ss1sd cohIE PIPfEs female s eae5 sScesnt asg
Leland st.. Bethesda. Nd. ~ ~
GoGKEE sRAMIEs sc mos od IA 6o6
duit rd. Woodlev 1907.
57os Conduit rd woodley 1907.
POODLE PUPPY. one, white. female. 3700
Jentfer st. NV.
STUD Or sAIE.Red r Cocker; reg; field
tions; Zee SiO Wisconsin 2402.
tiful dog; very rare: S25. Woodiey 7444.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES black males.
! female; litter reg; $50 each. johnson,
1915 w st. Sc. Line. 1852.
! DACHSHUND, 1 8 months. pedigreed. inocu-
msrRnss MARK s. rMeasoHablee M ca WIS., 4sSs
BOSTON PUPS. cuddly. pedigreed toy;
cheap to CLEAR. Taggart, Idylwood. E. Falls
Church. Va
RACING PIGEONS. pedigreed good pets:
$1.25 Dr.: Crosses stock; cost me SIS pr.
A. w. Hellman. st. Eliz. Hospt. pump
house. Wash. D. c.
GERMAN SHEPHERD. male. pedigreed,
! year old; has been inoculsted. Col.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER, 2 months old.
pedigreed. female. Randolph 5S14. 1929
tngraham st. NV.
IRISH TERRIERS AND SCOTTIES-Fred
Sherry. 3 miles from Falls Church trafnc
light toward Leesburg. Route 2.
CANARIEs. young singers. .S4 and SIS;
guaranteed. females; 81. Webster. 1905. T
3lO4 18th eT.. Mt. Pleasant-Boston pup
pies. 9 weeks only: nicely marked; Pedl.
creed; priced reasonable. Phone Col. S07s.
Evening star., 1939-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
adIas1 Or ToREoN coNs
Hobby Shop. 716 18th ST. NV. Dist 1872.
APPAREL-Ladies'' and mems clothing,
household goods. furniture or all kinds for
rummage sale North 1850. Prompt service
BEDROOM dining room suites and some
| odd pieces; also piano. Republic 1926. -
BEDROOM, dining room. living room fur
nlture wanted at once; contents Of ants. or
homes: also odd pieces. Adams 1416
BILLIARD OR POOL, TABLE-Desire to
sood condtion Naa Box 475h Star table
BOOKS all kinds: best casn prices Phone
Met. 1885 or bring in. Storage Book Shop.
42O 10th st. NV.
BOOKS all kinds: highest cash prices;
Boof Rs shep 14d7 pnVae NV DEd Met 5s5
CASH PAID IMMEDIATELY for used fur
niture; prompt. courteous service. Adams
CHINA DOLLS. several, old: must be good
originals. Box 275M Star. -
CLOTHING-IIishest prices paid for men's 5
Met. 3767. Open eve. WIN call
sIs. Box se: :s5s-M I STAIR arr 0es'he'' a. a0.u'
EXCHANGE electric refrigerator almost
EssTxs sxs for sf,.r ,pindry washing machine. Wis.
FURNITURE of all kinds. We viii move
exchange for moving service. Geo. 7O02:
PuRNITURE: rugs, household goods, etc.
54ss: Reliable moving done
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china. glassware,
rugs. silverware. paintings; highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5133.
FURNITURE pay s5-Ss, for mahog-
Write Miss Mccartyl 1898 MOT Morrison l' NV. !:
MOVIE PROTECTOR. s-mm. size. Box
PIANos-We buy and sell used pianos Of
shon s1l KINDS nds. -ES Republic 1890. The Piano
you have and price; also chickens. Price,
less Farm. Gambrills. Md.
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types.
Reparne' ohemStitchins buttons covered
, H. MACHINE a HIN and books i
sonable. Dupont 1923.
sTEREoPT1CoN. lantern slides. used, any
fuDss ans ass{ Essr or resHps ma ee g. Box se 1905
kS1f ~; PkHTfsgm 1ooH TEE2H 2fP 6Hk2 6fscARBE5
}}NGEIKYY }ES 3 YrXRs ME a EA9 Sssc scAsH y A. KAHN
%2cHHs %R a91R R1oHf RAeSRT 9H5a pRgEy EYf1HB pa9
A: MARKEI. RIM 211. 91s F ST NV.
over face value. E. o. Likens 924 9Th
st. NV.
WASHINGTON CITY DIRECTORY. 1898.
Call Decatur 1850.
Al. SERVICE and highest prices paid for
used furniture Call weekdays or nights
Columbia 800.
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum prices paid.
BURNSTINES, 9l9 F. ST. NV.
Since 1866.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches. diamonds and old dis.
carded 1ewelry: full cash value paid
SELINGER's a18 St NV
Woodwork Power Tools.
Evening star., 1939-02-05
"SAM" RICE'S
FARM AND GARDEN.

PURE CHICKEN MANURE for sale 100
lb. bag. 75c. C. S. Hardy. Potomac 4216.
WHAT A BARGAIN! Plant now for spring
during Feb. Rhododendrons, 81 .95: pink
Towering d6kwood. 1912 in: high. Sl5:
evergreens towering shrubs. all kinds
$3.50 ton; rich black manure. So ton.
Flasstones, 1e lb or 10c So: #; Evergreen
Hoover Airport). Phone Jackson 20s3.
Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1939-02-05
Lincoln 3172,
POULTRY o EGGS,

FOR sALE-.2O0 single comb Rhode Island
Red young hens, all laying suitable for
breeding; also single comb White Leghorn
4 miles from Silver Spring. Md. at White
Oak.
CHICK EQUIPMENT, 2 Prairie State In
cubators. Ckerosene), 15O-26O. capacity; l
ETC.: also 40 high-grade r. I. Red pullets.
r. p: BEALL, Berwyn. Md. Phone Berwyn
262-W.
FOR SALE-30O pullets and hens. Rocks
and White Leghorns. w. L. Hommerly,
Hillmead. Md, Bowie P. O.. Md.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

ATTRACTIVE large room, private entrance,
high up: outside. nice view adjoining bath,
in large apt. house al 18th and Clifton
reterepCe renrired Boy ASS-I. Star
Evening star., 1939-02-05

NEAR WARDMAN PARK. 2G.3 GARFIELD
| Sl.-Large attractive room. md floor.
southern exposure; quiet home. Adams
Evening star., 1939-02-05
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ENGLISH BULL TERRIERS. s. purebred
white. 9 weeks old. Ideal breed for pets
and guardians, good with children. Shep-
herd 2O94.
PUPPIES FOR SALE. Call Emerson 9423
between z and M
Evening star., 1939-02-05

CHEVY CHASE, D. c., | block east Conn
aVe-Corner room. adjoining bath shower
detached house; family of 3 adults; op-
pOrtunlty for young perSon. WoodleY GGDu
Evening star., 1939-02-05

JEWISH family Of .: beautifully furn.
pvt. home: room with twin beds adjoining
street car; near Columbia I'd and 1sth
81. 1910 Lanler p!. Nv. Adams slaa.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

lO6 v ST. N NE.--Comfortable single, front
room for refined gentleman; good neigh
bOrhOOd; 81 80 a week )
Evening star., 1939-02-05

5123 ILLINOIS AVE. NW-Large front
room. next to BATH with private Jewish
family Geo OEut
Evening star., 1939-02-05
TYPEWRITERs FOR RENT.

TYPEWR1TERs for rent. late models only
lowest rates. Free delivery. United u
S13 18th st NV. Republic HIT
Evening star., 1939-02-05

1879 N. HAMP. AVE-Large. attractive
studio. fireplace ] bedroom, fireplace;
accommodate or z
Evening star., 1939-02-05

BEAUTIFUL, newly furnished double room.
twin beds. private bath: unhm phone:
small, new house; y block from exp. bus.
Georgia 1921
Evening star., 1939-02-05

DOWNTOWN. 1T44 M st. nw-Light
single room. in good well-furniShed home.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE-Comfousb
rm.. with large closet all conveniences;
$3.50 single 81 double. Randolph 1890.
CLEVELAND PK.-Desirable next 10 bath
shower; modern home; small family; con.
venient: reaS. Woodey GOO
Evening star., 1939-02-05

LANDsCAPING. pruning planting. trans.
Rs.sd w. g. ~ Si snss.on asa e
NV. Randolph O11o.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

1422 ALLISON ST NW.-Nicely furnished
rm.: twin beds; S25 for two. SIS for one
1927 35th ST. Mt. Rainier--l nicely fur.
warm rm.' OIL heat: next bath: for single
Evening star., 1939-02-05

5l07 5th st. nw.-Nicely
lrnlshed front room; kitchen privileges.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

l435 FAIRMONT N.W-Large attractive.
2nd-f., south front rm.: modern welI-kept
home; excel location: adults: garage. reas.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

1888 VERMONT. AVE. NV downtown
bath. reaS.: also Ink rm Sc Wk
Evening star., 1939-02-05

1880 P ST. N.W.-Front basement rm;
fireplace, pvt. bath and shower, pvt. en-.
trance
Evening star., 1939-02-05

!. 1907 COLUMBIA RD NV, Apt. 1O5-
Z Large front bedroom. we'll furnished; ex.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

= l34S K ST. S.E.-Large front rm: :, WIN
n dows; nicely fur; Ink; heat, gas elec:
Evening star., 1939-02-05
ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp.

NORTHUMBERLAND comfortable
quiet room, adjoining bath; lady only: homo
436 18th ST. SE.-Three rooms and bath:
heat. lights and gas included S35 Sc
426 18th ST. NE rooms, kit, incl.
porch, semi-pvt bath. gas elec. and
heat incl.
1921 SEATON ST. NW-Two rooms for
rent. Call Sundays or mornings on week.
1910 KANSAS AVE- attractive room.
sleeping porch. home refined adults; $50.
Col. 1909.
1876 IRVING ST. N.W.-BEAUTIFUL
LARGE FRONT ROOM PRIVATE BATH,
UNLIM PHONE; REASONABLE.
1925 18th ST. NV. Apt. S01-Spacious.
cheerful front room with large alcoye;
newly decorated: downtown.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

YOUNG MAN wants 2 roommates for
very lrg. bed-liv nm: 5 windows; next
bath. shower: reas 1903 Fairmont NV.
| 1850 COLUMBIA RD-Large front room:
2nd floor; twin beds; Ink. optional: also
CT, ,,o1a
Evening star., 1939-02-05

MI. PLEASANT, 1888 HOBART-Large,
bright attractive. south front: near bath
shower; refined private home; gentlemen.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

6623 9TH ST, NW,-Newly furn.: cross
Vehtllateo; pvt. bath shower, large closet;
IN Oct. house. Geo. 2932
Evening star., 1939-02-05

1922 UPSHUR N.W.-NeW home: double
single rms. with or without private bath:
unlim. phone. Col. G0li-W.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

1874 ST. Ne on Capitol Hill. opp. SUI
preme Court large rooms Ind A: pvt.
bath; ] or . persons: desirable locality:
reS:dent.a4 property. permanent: tuEn.:
maid service: so and $50 Der mo
Evening star., 1939-02-05
"THE MAIIRV -

70l 10Th st. n.w.-10O beautifully furn
rooms. running water. near showers and
tub baths. inner-spring mattresses eleva-
tor; single rooms. 81 week up; double
rooms, SIS week up. Lounge.
COLORED. 562 Oklahoma ave ne-Nicely
furnished room. Phone Atlantic 361l
COLORED-152S CORCORAN ST NV
Quiet. comfortable room: couple pref.
COLORED-1O1 p ST W-Single and
double room or boy 10 share room win
Schoolbov
Evening star., 1939-02-05

CLEV. PARK-Pleasant 2nd fl rm., pvt.
home; home near semi-pyt. bath c,h.w very
iafRe closet so. Conn. ave. stores Up
nOn-Smnker nrefd N1E Nrnndlou -
Evening star., 1939-02-05

LAS ST; N.W-Loyely single room SIS
large double room. S15 each. Dist 1905.
1866 MERIDIAN PLzCE Oath and Park
road)-Atractiye automatic heat shower;
twin beds: gentlemen. S12 so Col go
Evening star., 1939-02-05

GEORGETOWN, 3OO4 QUE N.W-private
home. nicely furnished room; twin beds;
single room; semi-prvate bath. Dupont
Evening star., 1939-02-05

PIANO-Used latest model small full key
board Estey spinet only S1s9. Mahogany
case. New guarantee. Easy terms. Nat.
4730. Kits. 1880 G st. Open evenings.
P1ANOS-Baby grand, Arthur Jordan,
Sl75: Decker 4 Son. grand. sos: uprights,
Kimball $50: Jacobs, S35: Hinze. $50;
SlO Smiths STORAGE Co.. 1913 You st.
a NJ North 3243
Evening star., 1939-02-05

g 1900 MASS. AVE. NV Apt 52-Bright
q comforts able front room with another neat
= young man twin beds. reasonable
Evening star., 1939-02-05

E?I MINI. AVE. S.E.-Comfortably FUR
nlshed room. large closet, porch: anil
c.hw.; gentleman only. Line. 1251-W
!O3 9th ST. NE-Nicely furnished rooms
lor LII X; also board and rooms; every
Evening star., 1939-02-05

-lROQUO1S,' l4lO NJ st. NV. Apt. 3O2-
Well-heated front rooms. near bath;
walking distance: reasonable.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

1873 AVON PL. NV. tbt. both and :,lst.
on R)-Laree, quiet room; semi private
bath. Dupont II 10 .
Evening star., 1939-02-05

1919 EYE ST. N.E-Lrg. front Ink, nm,
lrs. closet. So; pref. gentleman or couple.
PETWCRTH. SOB Allison ST. nw.-Com-
iortahie, clean front room; private home;
BUS al corner, Sl5 month