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instance. during Tuesdays social
security debate in the senate. vir-
tnally every speaker minated or
expressed lack of confidence IN
the present social security admins
tration Only one senator raised
his voice in Ernst's behalf.
There Is no doubt but what
Ernst. among members OF the leg
islature. is the most unpopular
single individual IN state govern
ment.
Perhaps he has Just been bur-
dened with that sort of job.
Rep. Barney Jackson in the
house and Sen. G. h. Newsletter in
the senate enjoyed unique privi-
lege Tuesday.
From Tacoma Fircfighters asso-
citation. they were able to offer
members cigars candy for the
women solonsl and without ask
ing a favor in return.
For the firemen explained
+ the, wanted nothing-merely
to express their appreciation
i for past faNors from the legis-
lators. The gesture inspired
applause In both houses.
incidentally, Jackson also dis
tributed Tacoma made Pacific
Match Coz matches. These are
the only matches made IN the
state, he said. Use them on your
cigars and support our own indus
tries.
Well. folks. that heralded house
caucus of Democrats, set twice last
week. then postponed to Tuesday,
has not yet been held.
You'll remember perhaps. that
at first the "leftists" dared the
ma jority to hold caucus, and the
ma jority SHE'D away from the pro-
posal.
Then the left wingers laid down
conditions under which they would
caucus, If invited and the ma ority
replied by announcing they'd hold
a caucus for all Democrats, but
with no prior agreement.
Now both sides have gone
mum-act as though they real
/, don't know what a caucus
il. Maybe none will be held
al all.
OF course. it's all politics. Some
sort of deal or truce has been
arrived at. How lasting II Is re-
J mains to be revealed.
VIII legislation result from the
current milk price probe Sen.
Ted Shredder. Puyallup, chairman
of the quiz committee was asked
today.
That depends on the informa-
ton We bring to light. he replied.
Rep. 2. A. Czack) Vane. Pierce
county. has introduced a bill pro-
posing the regulation of for hire
trucks.
Vane wants owners of such We
hicles forced TO obtain the same
permit and pay the same fee as
do common and contract carriers
now. He would force them TO car
~ public utility and property dam
age insurance, or deposit such Sc
curly as the state might demand.
He would give the depart
ment of public service power
to supervise and regulate such
trucking operations.
Not in disguise and not wearing
gum boots. but vague and mys-
FERROUS of mien. Commissioner Alb
Bergersen and Corporation Counsel
Howard Carothers were seen in the
legislative halls Tuesday.
Both were on city business, but
requested no disclosures just yet.
However. on their minds. among
other things. were bridges and
buses.
Today's Best Crack: This so
cial security debate Is very Ernst
affair.
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further slippsge Of the primesal
forest giant.
This example proves that wood
does not decay with age. accord.
ine 10 the United States depart
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- 49, 10 sA@AAN - AAAA
Today.s meeting vas the regular
weekly one but a special session
VII be held tomorrow to discuss
defense rearmament and the STRAIT
esie situation IN the Mediterrs-
mean. where Lord Gort. chief Of the
imperial general staff. Is now IN
specting British defenses.
Foreign observers are convinced
that Prime Minister Neville
Chamberlain speech IN parha-
ment yesterday ana recent brist-
Ing speeches by other cabinet
members show that the British
government now apparently feels
that British ornaments have pro-
g sssed far enough 70 permit Br1t-
ain 10 take less "appeaslng
attitude towards the dietators.
Several hundred policemen bat
tied with more than 1000 demon
strators last night and barely pre-
vented their reaching parliament
To demand arms for Spain. Most
of the demonstrators. who fought
IS minutes before police dispersed
them. were young men and women
who gave the Communist elinched
fist salute.
Later 40 demonstrators were
arrested when crowds went 10 Pic
cadilly Circus. in the heart of the
west end theater district. and
shouted arms for SPAIN About
40 young men lay down in front
OF motor cars.
Police picked them UP and put
them on sidewalks One woman
was trampled by policeman 5
horse. and druggists were busy
dressing minor wounds.
Plump. 57-year-old Air Minister
Sir Kingsley Wood quelle a
Fascist riot in the tough Lime
house district last night by sing
ing God Save the King
Sir Kingsley, addressing po-
litical meeting at the Limehouse
town hall. was interrupted repeat
edly by members of the British
Union of Fascists in the back of
the hall. Sir Kingsley mentioned
air defense and balloon network
TO protect London from enemy
planes. and the heeklers set off
firecrackers and released dozens of
small red and yellow rubber bal
looms, yelling there is your bal
loon barrage."
Fist fights broke out and a
group of husky Fascists attempted
to climb over press tables TO the
speakers platform.
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British Appeasement
Policy Turning Hard
or9an Affairs

The British cabinet today examine the nterna-
ona situation IN the light Of Fuehrer Adolf Hters speech
and to prepare for vigorous stand by Great Britain
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.AOund
the UOrid

HHRiI> llslnrleh aehasffnrf
~ ale.sen IN ltessen province. vas
executed ~ Euiiiatins spiay foe
high lfsaassn. 4 was annnunsesi
rhe charge axasnes hlEa NAs that
hu fled stssssd ami returned n
Germany IN The interests II thr
intelligence service ~ an unnamed
foreign posef.
LONDON Llayds shlpplns
news reported from AafssIlies -.
day that he French steamer
Aunss had bern hailed by = Span
lah national ~arshlp and tas.n u
Barcelona.
.oRixtA, ltais Prime Car.
nsra. former heavyweight cham.
plan shn has heen denying that
he wuuia get married. changed Ma
mind friday and said the welding
would lake place March IL His
fianeee IL Tina rsssssl = postal
clerk cafnera "a appearing N
motion pictures
BUCHAREST. Hnnssnia rms
widow Iona rrseheal. ~ and her
unmarried daughter Judith. Il
both claimed friday 10 hs thF
neither Of the amr baby. TINS
s.alnw charged hsF daughter With
kidnapping the issnenthrold child
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ment of agriculture Decay IL
caused by the attack Of fungus,
and there Is no decay II the wood
IL kept thoroughly saturated or
loo dry for the fungus Ia grow.
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dent Roosevelt follows the
fuehrers peace speech, the head
line continued There followed a
full page report by August Hal
field the papers New York cor
respondent. on the presidents re-
marks.
This action by Mr. Roosevelt is
unprecedented since the World
war the dispatch said. 1T leaves
no doubt that Roosevelt is a sec
ond Wilson who is consciously
treading in the footsteps of his
Democratic predecessor
1T is clear that the United
States have conclusively broken
off their neutrality policy. The
policy of American Intervention in
European affairs has become a
fact
Yesterdays committee meeting
thus attained fundamental import
anee for Germany and her friendly
totalitarian nations. Washington
since yesterday is the official CEN
ter of war-mongering agitation
against the totalitarian states.
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FRANCE

Albert Sarraut, minister of in
terror. and Marc Rucart. minister
of public health. ended an inspee-
ton of the French border opposite
Catalonia today and considered
whether to recommend immediate
enforcement of French security
plan No. !, which would involve
mobilization of $4,000 active troops
on the frontier.
The ministers came to the bor-
der from Paris to take charge of
the care of Spanish Loyalist refu-
gees.
Reports that the security plan
might be invoked were circulated,
however, because simultaneously
with their arrival there were ru-
mors ID that Italian troops. re-
moved from the Barcelona area
had been sent to the frontier. and
% that Italy intended to land a
contingent of men on the Loyalist
seacoast near France.
The rumors about the Italian
troops being moved TO the from
tier were discounted here. The
Nationalists had announced that
they would go southwark from
Barcelona.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

I349 PARK RD. NV ROOMS. KITCH-
en- and bath; electric refrigeration, gas and
electricity, included in rent; convenient
stores and street cars.
BUCHANAN APIS. 1925 18th ST. NV,
first fioor-Liv. rm., porch, bedrm.. k, b..
S53; or incl. gas cleo. S57. Georgia 1883.
1910 INGLESIDE TERRACE NV. (BELOW
18th 1st1 end sah Newton'-s rms'' BATH porch;
$3.50 WK. up OR 2 RMS. KIT.
h. w.; mr.. cars. 3605 Ga. ave. Adams $40.
THE MORTON, HOUSE. 1900 r.. I. AVE
1907 21st ST. ,N.W.-oNE LARGE ROOM
lively furnished, convenient location.
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO APT. ROOMS,
nisheds; s62.5o. 1886 Kenyon st: NV.
NICELY FURNISHED. ONE ROOM, KITcH-
en-. dinette' bath bath eSnn Murphy bed, dressing
en- and porch. refrigeration. S35. Between
18th and 18th, near Gallnger. ~.
DoWNToWN-ARTIsT- STUDIO ACCOM-.
& oueft; huge ri II tile b. shower newly
Oriental rugs; garden OWNER, shep. 1897.
GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT WITH 3
others: maid service; two bedrooms, piano.
Call Adams 9004. %.
ATTRACTIVE, WELL-FURNIsHED APT. IN
leading apt. hotel will sublet, for number
baths, kitchenette Box 2S1-K Star. aa:
bath, in apt. BLDG; completely. furnished
ager. 1349 Kenyon st. NV.
1442 BELMONT ST. N.W.-ATTRACTIVE.
large room, kitchen. Frigidaire sink; rea-
sonable; clean: phone,
S. l91s CALVERT Ld, ST: N;W.-ATTRACT1vE,
kit. bath. shower; gas, elec. refg
229, 2nd ST. sE.-2 ROOMS. Ink.
mattress; Frigidaire; $3.50.
241o NORTH, CAPITOL ST RMS,
phone included.
sl4 CONN. AVE. OPPOSITE CHAMBER
OF Commerce-Large room. kit. gas, lights.
Convenient Govt. depts.; S35 month
1901 K ST. NW.-3 LARGE RMS,
reasonable; Feb l. District 1896.
2 RMS, KIT, TILE BATH. INSULATED,
modern; $50. 1l3l Euclid st NV, also,
same on Capitol Hill. S50 Adams 4940-W.
44l5 a. 9TH ST; N.W,-NEWLY DECORATED
furn; COW. transp.; adults.
1915 EAST CAPITOL ROOMS. KITCH-
en-. Frigidaire; facing Lincoln Park
sedFsvtnS sEAR CATHOLIC EUoI1 ,sJa Us EXPOSURES
ENTRANCE; oil heat; adults; S36 80. Deca-
tur 3452. 1891 Sth ST. ne.
1441 END SEWING RM., KIT
dinette. pvt. bath, porch. pvt ent.: oil
heat. c.h.w., refg.. gar. Line. S554-J.
1900 M ST, NW-BRIGHT OUTSIDE
apt, > rms: kicthenette. bath. exposures;
REDUCED RENT IN EXCHANGE FOR
slight services. Couple man employed, tc
share apt. with lady Adams $500
ARLINGTON, Mr.. BUCKINGHAM-Thr
rms; bath, garage; near bus; adults; $50
Chestnut 51B6
WEADON ARMS. JUST OPEN
l"l2 10Th st. n.w,--Studio-ba bachelor apt
with large inclosed porch. artisticalIy fur
nlshed See to appreciate $50 to $50.
CEDAR COURTS d c.,
Nr. Walter Reed, 4I0 Cedar St r. k, b.
porch; 20. exp; 500. Mgr. Geo u533.
RTMENTS-UNFURN.
FREE CAR AND GUIDE
- o41 NEW YORK AVE AVE- NV. W. 4!2i'' 81.
APARTMENTS -FURN-UNFURN.
Free Car Service All Prices
l0l0 Vermont Ave. Room 217. Natl 1884
7 nnHOn Hon Ant uo+o1
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APARTMENTS UhFuRNlsHep.

%TANI"SNbS ONEoNSNbSVE0.
s51e 18th 81. NV. s46;. 2 RMS. 4, B.,
BRopE f. & sheR ssaff Nc NATL 1875
1875 SPRING PL. NV. (3615 18th ST.
rms kit and bath: sonyenient so eaTs
kitchenette bath. sleeping porch. Apply
1241 Jackson st. ne.
1884 CALVERT ST. N;W;-lHoUsEKEEP,
i,,: ing; 3 rooms. bath; srd floor married
1924 18th ST NV. GUST OFF coLUM-
hail. inclosed porch. Frigldaire: S52.56.
1888 B ST. sE-s37 5O-ATTRACTIVE
Ist. 1y ncsd RsdrP ea M GAS 0hh s neSH ca soG
$3.50 MoNIH-2; BEDRooMs' sSSoAa LIVING
porch three spf No 4s95 }st St H1H
VA MHRREN. Ri N National s45s: Evenings, Wis
BRooKLANP. s4os 18th ST: .l:;7. M;EM3
Tms Fqisdale at s5o es'n North osSe% Sk RaS o''eS
. RMS. KIT. BATH; REFG.. GAS AND
sIsssed siss Ia; porch. s54.75. Phone Natl. 2s45.
NEW, RMS, MODERN KITCHEN BATH,
sss Ga ha ave- co ssea hea ee'
Sa21 sg.sE ,9I sSI9 posE Sa; Is4a CLIFTON ST NV
HAttr.. IHH MAiM1fnil eheerfal; rms Kit bath porch
apt; elevator service. elec. refg. on house
current: $50 mo. UNION STORAGE CO.,
7O5 Florida ave. NV. North 01O4.
RMS. KITCHEN, BATH. FRIGIDAIRE,
gas Mghts; no children. 3513 14th st, NV.
RANDhE HIGHLANDS, 244O ST. Sc
restricted neighborhood; 3 rms, kit. bath,
gas box, stove. heat and hot water fur;
ample closets; laundry and drying rm.:
S47.5o. Adults only.
119A CONN. AVE. OPP. MAYFLOWER
HnteI-Beautiful Groom, bath, kitchen
apt. very reasonable. Apply Apt. l. 22'
YOU MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE, Sal so.
New. modern 5-rm. apt. tile bath and
aress Heights. Call Met. 3797.
gTTDIO APT, IN EXCELLENT NV. SEC
ton. PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.. 1871 K
S$. NV.
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE,
ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG LADY wants room in refined
Jewish home, with breakfast. occasional
dinner; close to downtown. G. p. o. Bldg.
or G. W. U. Box TAD. Star.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.


THOROUGHBRED cocker spaniel 3-month-
old male, very reasonable. Call Woodley
1775 after l pm.
BEAUTIFUL PEKINGEsE PUPPIES and
grown dogs; a: Z. c. registered; $40 up.
Metropolitan 4069
WIRE,;HAIRED FOX TERRIER and cocker
spaniel puppies. A. K. c. reg. Reas.
DALECARLIA KENNELS
57O6 Conduit Rd. Woodley 1907.
PoMERANIANS. Pekineese. fox terriers
Eskimo spitz, etc. Come In and look
around.
SCHMIDs. INC,
7l2 18th st. NV.
Scottie Puppies, Registerable, $40.
-2924 Mills Ave. NE. North 1881.
ADLEA KENNELS,
A. K. c. REGISTERED
BREEDER OF WIRE FOX TERRIERS.
Complete Grooming of All Terriers, So
Includes manipulating. bathing, deflea-
ing. nail filing, teeth cleaning; calling Tor
and returning. Boarding OF selected dogs.
Freshly glound SANITARY STORE beef
fed daily. Veterinary SUPERVISION.
Adlea Kennels. Mr.. and Mrs. S A. Woolner,
Washington Grove. Md
Use Route 240 From Washington.
PHONE ROCKVILLE 246
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ApARTMENrs FURNISHED.

@GbAN
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT: HOTEL; 2oth
R51ss'e Reef s1s 4s;n' monsh Sssh 500 Full serSise
Frigidaire. Nicely furnished. Natl. 5425.
l72s IRVING ST. N.W.-ATTRACT1vELY
52e 5sia' EXT am 54 DtesTtss' eves COT M ass5 a
DETACHED HOME. PVT. APT. 4 LARGE
rooms. pvt bath, exp ami elec. olo Eefg,;
range, Frisidaire; $3.50. Two basement
rms: laundry trays
1919 M ST NW@ RMS. KIT. BATH;
st5 rent and sl5 mo for yysaz yssE buys fur
home; ami. Adams 1908.
OVERLOOKING LINCOLN. PIX, HOG =.
Gap sta smsi 2nd d. fr sd,is eisc. Te!s
5 expos; 8 rms. bath, porch: 2 bedrooms.
1862 Mintwood pl. NV. Col. $3.50.
Mr.. CAPITOL RMS. ELEcTRoLUxs g.
b. incl eley =. empioyeed1 e1.r}is r9Hpe es7S
several mos. or longer. rare opportunity
for choice, attractive apt, 3 sunny expos,
park views; large liv rm.. real firepl:. dining
b o b9E ,eIS SraTy Pb racy 9eaf co., aoeo
lin. VI LOIcl oclN. II.
1877 R, ST. NE:-BEDRooM,, KITCHEN n
Frisidsire; fa Gs i block cars.
$3.50 14th ST., NW.-2-RooM, APART
ment, refrigeration, gas electricity SEMI
private bath; reasonable.
1928. CALVERT ST. N.W.-acoMFoRTA
Teys 1Y iaen semiDns pssePsas bsth So eo
RH: y1a .Bs1s fS ANN ans asg so1
attractiVei9 aia eY furnished. Conn aye. eyer;
1S1kne psr mena GaFk Emsrson saea's s4S M.l'n To- -
asSe S:5aaSs 81 ss!sB
1926 CALIFORNIA sT-THREE LARGE
sSsms tshsab tashnsotbse1at bath yf furnished
1S2e LAZY NW Ro1Ms ems
ss5 ssassHso % moa.h ha See .D D;snssoT: S'e D.e.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.1Ex, LQG.: &c;
sa ss IT, sSs 1B: H:1
1s41 18th ST. N.W.-REDEcoRATTD.
adjoining: linens furnished.
ATTRACTIVE 2-RoOM, L.HK. APIS, $50.
district. 29o9 18th st. NV. ' IS.
4dd 4aS 5th ks6e1 ST. yIdle RopM BED
1906 14th ST. NW.-3 ROOMS, CON-
plete kitchen. new Frigidaire. private bath;
gas and elec. included; S45.
9O7 M ST. NV ROOMS. VERY REA-
sonable rent. and all conveniences; business
people.
92O M ST. N.W.-2 LARGE WARM, AT
tractively furnished, front room and kitch-
en-: 81 week.
1919 18th ST. NW.-CLEAN. LARGE.
warm, well-furnished living room and kitch-
en-: running water; So.
1879. 18th ST. N.W.-CLEAN. WARM,
bright, completely furnished front room
and kitchen; $3.50 week.
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APARTMENTS UNFURklsHED.
(Continued,)

HAMILTON IIA Mill CTS. 214o N ST. NW:;.AT.
and Ssts set and kchea
so5 Fla. ave-: ave-: NV NV HiHH North eie4 stNA co.
Ssfins ssSs ast hwS oo7 oss. R !zs neE RATa 9a.
cleo. available now.
MsI3, APT; 10 LOG; THE BARbARA. 9th AND
ssSss pssE sis4 is;. st;5 sS..s}:
or before Feb. 1st.
229 IA. AVE. sE-4 ROOMS, BATH;
hot-water heat, gas. elec.: back porch,
front balcony; newly renovated.
TAKoMA PARK, b05 TULIP AVE.-1st
floor; open; 4 rooms, kitchen. bath; conv.
transp.: reasonable. Columbia 1907.
TWO LARGE BEDROOMS. LIVING, KIT.
and bath; all outside. sunny rooms; south
ern exp; $50. Res. mgr. 3025 9th st. NV.
2 RMS KIT. BATH; PRIVILEGE PHONE;
neat, gas. elec.; convenient transportation.
6lS Princeton pl. NV. Columbia 6S43.
WALK. DIST, 1925 17th ST NW.-DE-
llghtful ard rms. b.. modern kit foyer;
SO. expos; free refg.: lge. closets.
1915 MERIDIAN PL. N.W.-ENTIRE 1st
H.; r. bath. incl. porch: auto. heat;
c,hw; cleo. refg.; S55. Col. s504-W
THE FORD APIS, 524 18th ST. Me-
room. kitchen and bath; $3.50 per mo.
New bldg: gas and refrigeration included.
See janltor on premises or call Lincoln S741. :.
315 18th ST. NE. (APT S)-2 ROOMS,
Kitchen, bath. glassed-in porch all outside
rooms; redecorated; rent reduced: heat. hot
water. refrigeration included. See janitor
INC. ;''''' ''''N' ''-' AAoA'A ot'o'''
625 FRANKLIN ST. NE RMS. KIT.
nath Oil heat, cont. h. W., gas. elec.; 1ea-
49l2. 47I6 WISCONSIN AVE.-s ROOMS,
kitchen. bath: ami; adults only; reason
able. Apply after pm.
1915 STAPLES ST. NE.-ENTTRE End
hoor. new home; rooms. tile bath; heat,
iieht; ne gas, refrigeration furnished: refined
couple; reasonable
3ao, 18th ST NE.-NEW; ROOMS,
Kitchen; bath; refg.; heat. gas, electric; 4
large closets. Private. S45.
MT. PLEASANT-BEsT SECTION; AT
Iractive large rooms. kitchen. bath:
Eiectrolux; phone: insulated. Col. 1889.
6l9 ALLISON ST. N.W.--5 ROOMS, PRI-
able 80 adults. Columbia 5995-J.
55l3 ILLINOIS AVE. NW-3 ROOMS,
kitchen, private bath, back porch; h., g., e.
lufhlsned; good condition, transp.
40 KENNEDY ST. N.W-3 ROOMS
KITCHEN. bath; gas. heat, elec. furnished;
952 % month Bus and street cars
and4 and baib ST Ter2 SW ROOMS KITCHEN
| store. 22s
THE CRESCENT, 1855 CRESCENT PL.
sS fooRS dne1te fnob bath rrf refEEsrai9n ga
S23 ST.. Sc, CORNER 9th AND l.
rooms, kitchen, bath. porch. h.-w.h.;
ATTRACTIVE. PRIVATE 2nd-FL. APT, 2
rms: oath, Kitchen. refg., porch. large attic
garage a nc. "A Seaton pl NV 22'
CORNER APARTMENT.
screened Porch-Free Refrigeration.
rooms, kitchen. bath (2 bedrooms
porch, SCI 80; half block Mt Pleasant car
line. Resident manager, Apt. o.
1886 KENYON ST. NV.
and bath S475O
| - 723 2Qth St NV
| $50 G STREET NE
| y rms. and bath elec. refg; $4,000
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. NATL. 0765.
APT l-l226 l4th-2 R. B.; $3.50.
APT. 22-l403 V-2 R. X b; $50
AFFLECK. 2423 PA. AVE. REP. 1868.
LARGE SCREENED PORCH-S45.
Free refrigerat.on, ? rooms kitchen.
bath. porch; Il block Nj Pleasant car line.
Res. mgr. Apt: 90. 1896 Kenyon St NV
|
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
lC0nt tinMad
CATHEDRAL VICINITY

private bath, twin beds; quiet, elegant sur
roundings. Breakfasts II desired. Gentle
men. Woodley 1866
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FARM AND GARDEN.

SO. IT.; building stone, $3.50 ton; manure,
75c cwt. $12 ton. Evergreen Co.. $50
Jeff.-Davis hwy. Phone Jackson 2O63. .
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ton County. Va; $4,000 gallons monthly
average; $500. Call owner Chestnut
$3.50, between and pm "a
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London Hall, Apt. Hotel,
ing rm, kit. bath: elec, gas, linen. Fricid-
aire; Sl5 up wk.; s55 and up. Natl g0l0.
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GROCERY-MEATS. beer parlor, dance hall.
nearby Md. excellent location on heavily
Travelled thoroughfare; fine equipment: rea-
eonable. Box 359-K Star oos
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averages 81 900 wkly; price. S1@. 600 in
Guiding $4,000 stock; new license and fix
tureS. Bob Hnllander. Q01 TnMer bldg
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

MEMS CLOTHING and furnishings. estab-
lished, good going business, good location;
best reasons for selling Box 35l *. Star.
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FOR RENT.
FLATS.
E2. 915 Concord ave. ve.h.w.-2 TX, b. S42.50
1112 s. C. ave. s.e.-5 r.. b., h.-w.h. $500
2306 1st st. n.w.--1 r. k. b. $500
GEORGE I. BORGER.
643 Indiana Ave NV. Natl. 035O.
N.E.-S.E. APTS.-LOW PRICE.
TAT 10th ST Sc.
Near Navy Yard, 8 rooms and bath;
'' FLAT, $40 4th ST. NE.
Apt "A rooms, bath, porch. Arcola
h.-w.h.. cleo. gas: $3.50. Key Apt. "a
FLAT, 1918 D ST. Sc.
Apt. 3-3 rooms. bath electricity; S25.
j. G. WELDON CO.,
1927 NV Metropolitan 3011.
1910 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
rm. kit; elec. refg. on house current:
S32 30 and $35. See janitor.
1422 Wis ave. n.w.-5 rms. bath. slee..
sas; $40.
=, M. AIKEN.
500 u u NV. Nat. 1855.
Evening star., 1939-01-20

1915 STAPLES ST. NE.-ENTTRE End
Hoor, new home; 3 rooms, tile bath; heat,
light; gas, refrigeration furnished; refined
couple; reasonable
Evening star., 1939-01-20

625 FRANKLIN ST. Me- RMS, KIT.
bath; Oil heat cont. h. W., gas cleo; rea-
SOnable
Evening star., 1939-01-20
REPAIRS 6 SERVICE.
TT .OOPS Sanding, finishing Reason
0OO1lO able L T Folk. b35
FLOORS SANDED.

FLOORS SANDED.
White mechanics. Hankins, District 1896
PAINTING. paperins, plasterine; roofs re-
paired; carpentering; white. Jack Tate,
District 2940. 22'
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING.
Rooms Papered at So and up. I Satisfy.
]. N TOLSON. Atlantic 1882. 24s
ArEF HAMGlNGFns work done rsas .
Decorative Shop, 1858 Ga. ave. Col. 11l7
PAPER HANGING, this week only. $3.50
per room; 1889 washable. sunfast papers,
Work guaranteed Adams 1891.
PLUMBING AND HEATING Jobbing and
remodeling specially. Harry E. Williams.
North S24S.
PLUMBING. jobbing a speciality Reason
able All. 1919 or Att. 2702. Frost. 1918
Ridge pl. Sc. 22-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-14
S2,53o,3W $3,ooo,169
DIR. FREDERICK
 GAY DIES IN SLEEP

New Hartford. Conn.,, July IA (UP)-Dr. Frederick Parker Gay, 65, noted pathologist and bacteriologist and member of Columbia university faculty since 1923, died in his sleep today at his summer home here.
 Dr. Gay, born at Boston in 1874, was member of the Johns Hopkins Medical commission to the Philip- pines in 1899 and was appointed as- sistant demonstrator of pathology at University of Pennsylvania in 1901, serving for two years.
 During the same years he served as fellow of the Rockefeller insti- tute for research, and in 1903 went to Pasteur institute at Brussels, Bel- giun, as a research student.
 Returning in 1906 he was named bacteriologist at Danvers insane hospital, where he remained until 1907 and left to become assistant in- structor in pathology at Harvard medical school.
 In 1910 he accepted a professor ship in pathology at University of California, where he was a member of the faculty for II years in that department. Tn 1923 he joined the Columbia faculty.