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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
Diversions
Foes Feared
At Raleigh
Storm May Develop
Over Demands for
Transfer of Highway
Funds; Both Houses
Hold Short Saturday
Sessions.

Raleigh, Jan. 28-(APJ-'The House
received today a bill from Represent
alive Carruthers, of Guilford, to ap-
man injured in line of duty. Car
ruthers said the money would be US
ed to furnish medical expenses of Roy
Edward Fisher, patrolman who lost
his leg in an accident in 1881.
The Senate met, prayed and adj
journed.
Both houses will meet again Mon.
day night.
Meanwhile, the usual weekend leg
islative quiet was somewhat broken
by rumblings of storm which may
develop of over the issue of whether
or not a part of highway funds should
be made available, if needed, for gen
eral state purposes.
An indication that administration
leaders, view opponents of diversion
seriously was seen in an invitation
extended Governor Hoey to speak al
a Joint session of the Assembly Tues
day night. The governors speech Will
follow a hearing before the joint
finance committee, at which Tho
petroleum industry will be given ar
opportunity to appear in opposition
20 diversion.
While the fight on diversion near
ell a climax this week, the Assembly
n,en concerned themselves with pro
POSE Z increases in tuition at State
g educational institutions, boost in ii
q'lor taxes, revision of election laws
aid a statewide wage and hour bill
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
Refugees OF
Spain Flock
Into France
Tragic Horde Flees
Before Advance of In
surgent A r m i e S {;
Troops Called T 0
Balk Able : Bodied
Men at Border Pass
From Spain

LIE Perthus, France, At the Spanish
Frontier), JAM 28-(AP)-Between
1000 and 5000 French troops were
rushed to the Spanish aorder today
as a tragic horde of refugees from
governmental Catalonia poured into
France. The refugees, fleeing the in
surgent armies, who rapidly drove
northward from Barcelona, started
crossing the border at a. M, and
within an hour 5000 had jammed
across the line, completely swapping
French guards.
Perfect of the Border Department
Didkowski told higher officials he
was unable to carry out their orders
to. let only women, childr"-. and old
men in unless troops were ordered to
use their guns, if necessary to keep
out younger men.
Of the first 5000 who came thro-
ugh LIE Theus pass, when the refugee
flood gates were opened, only a few
hundred were men of fighting age.
Several hundred Senegalese troops of
the Oath Regiment in Perpignan, were
the first to reach LIE Perthus. The per-
Continued on Page Sky
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
Names Foe Of
Diversion To
Invite Hoey
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
nv n TVNN NTSRET

Raleigh, Jan. 28.-That there ain't
nothin' PERSONAL in the heated legls-
1ative fight over diversion of highway
funds is demonstrated by Clarence
Stones smiling acceptance of the as
signment to invite Governor Hoey to
address a joint session Tuesday night.
A resolution inviting the governor was
offered by Fenner and Cherry, chair
man and ranking member respective
lv. of the finance committee. 1t was
passed Immediately, and Speaker
Ward forthwith announced as the
committee on the part of the House
to carry the invitation to his excel
lency, "The gentleman from Rock
ingham, Mr.. Stone; the gentleman
from Nash, Mr.. Fenner, and the gen.
tleman from CASTOR, Mr.. Cherry"
The joke is that Mr.. Stone intro
duced the resolution early last week
stating that the policy of this General
Assembly is against diversion, ane
led the fight to have that resolution
referred to the roads committee OF
which he is chairman. He lost, ant
the resolution went to the committee
of which Mr.. Fenner is captain ane
Mr.. Cherry is first lieutenant.
When the resolution asking the gov
ernor to speak reached the Senate
Senator Erskine Smith, of Stanly
Continued on PAGE Eight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
Dictators To Unite in
Determination T o
Wrest Colonial Con-
cessions; 1--WE Are
United and Strong"
Fascist Leader Says
at Munich

Berlin, Jan. 28.-(AFD-A fascist
grand council member, addressing
German and Italian territorial de-
mands, was interpreted today as Pre-
mier Mussolini's 'go ahead" signal to
Chancellor Hitler to outline concrete
Nazi colonial ambitions before the
German Reichstag Monday.
R. Farinacci, speaking in Munich
last night, declared international
Jewery is preparing for counter at
tack" warned that Italy and Ger.
many "were willing to take up the
gauntlet, for we are united and
strong" and envisaged realization OF
German colonial aspirations as a con-
sequence of the peace of Munich. He
lauded Mussolini as having prevented
war because she supported inalien
able rights of Germany, Poland and
Hungary (who were given parts OF
Czechoslovakia by the Munich confer
ence of September 20 and the VIENNA
conference of November p.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
DIR. A. c. MCINTOSH,
LAW EXPERT, DIES
Noted Professor, Retired, Was Author
Of Authoritative Law Book
Some Years Ago

Chapel Hill, Jan. 28.-(AP)-Dr. A.
C. Mcintosh, Kenan professor emer-
titus of the University of North Caro-
lima Law School-"Doctor Mac" to
thousands of students-died in a Dur
ham hospital last night after an il
ness of six months.
DR.. Mcintosh edited number of
case books on laws, but his greatest
work, published in 1929, was a monu-
mental treatist on North Carolina
practice and procedure, which has
been cited by the State Supreme
Court in nearly every opinion that
has dealt with the subject in the
past decade.
Funeral services, conducted by Rev
Donald Stewart will be he d at p
m. tomorrow at the Presbyterian
church here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
Wages-Hour
Court Test
Routine Act
Administra tion In
Washington Says Fay
etteville Move Mere
ly Enforcement Step:
Low Wages Paid by
Rayon Company, Is
Charge Made

Washington, Jan. 28.-(AP)-Wage-
hour administration officials describ-
ed their first court action today as a
routine step in enforcement and not
a test of the acts constitutionality
A civil case filed yesterday in Fed
eral court at Fayetteville, N. c.,
sought an injunction to compel COM
pliance with the act by the Central
Weaving and Spinning Corporation.
The complaint charged the firm has
paid some employees less than Is
cents an hour, and has failed to keep
the records required by the law.
Officia said a number of similar
suits in other sections of the country
would follow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28

Amendments To Relief Bill
Forbid Political Activities
Sampson Is After
Convicted Negro

GoldsbOrO, Jan. %. - (AP)-
Sheriff Paul Garrison, of Wayne
county, said today Sampson county
officials had requested that he hold
Leslie Cox, 26-year-Old Negro UNI
der a 2O-year sentence for man
slaughter, for possible trial on lar
ceny charges. Cox was convicted
yesterday of the fatal shooting of
State Highway PatrOlman Ike
Moore in June. 1887.
The sheriff said Sampson Off
Gals apparently were preparing to
try Cox on a larceny charge in
connection with the theft of 500
of meat from r.. r. West, of the
Newton Grove section, the night of
the Moore Staying.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
Sales Tax Is
Nub Of Fight
On Diversion
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, Jan. 28.-Probably every
newspaper reader and radio listener in
North Carolina knows that the major
battle of the current General Assem-
bly, is being waged over the question
of diverting highway funds, but pro-
badly not one in hundred realizes
that technically, at least, all the YER
bal shooting is over the sales tax Sec
ton of the revenue bill.
Which makes it all the more ma
tural - legislatures and Legislators
have been scrapping Justify over the
sales tax for nearly decade and it
makes veterans feel at home to have
the hottest contest revolve around its
provisions.
The diversion fights gets to be that
way by reason of the fact that pro-
Continued ON Page Sixo
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
Lone Defendant
Remains At Bar
In Lenoir Trial

Kinston, Jan. 2S.-(AFD-A lone de-
PENDANT remained on trial today
charged with the Staying of Noah
Rouse aged refuse Three other de-
PENDANTS were permitted to plead
guilty last night, but court refused to
let PARROT Cade, the fourth defend
ant, tender a plea of guilty to second
degree murder.
Lacy Cade submitted to a plea of
second degree murder; Dubell Lang
ston to plea of accessory before the
fact and Leon Cody to a plea of &C
cessory after the fact. They will be
sentenced today.
Parrot Cade's case was expected
to go to jury late in the day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
Landon AS G.. O. P. Nominee
In 1910 Is Being Talked;
FDR Gave Him A Build-Up

nizes that it needs a corking good
standard bearer for the coming ma
tional contest. Various new standard
bearers are suggested but without the
required degree of boiling enthusiasm
for any of them.
In the face of this situation, the
question is beginning to be asked a.
mong Republicans on Capitol Hill,
what is the matter with the renom-
nation of Alfred M. Landon?"
True, he has been tried and was
beaten overwhelmingly, but undoubt-
edly he is vastly better known and
more popular today than when he ran
the last time. He is not exactly a
spectacular leader yet, but he is a
very substantial one. And isn't that
what's likely to be needed in 1910,
rather than spell-binder?
The Kansan Has Made Good.
Outside Kansas, Landon was almost
Continued Ga Page Four.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
TEST CASE WILL LIKELY
BE TRIED AT MARCH TERM

Fayetteville, Jan. 28.-(AP)-The
first action filed by the wage7hour
administration. to enforce the fair
labor standards act will probably be
tried at the March term of United
States district court here, court at
taches said today. The suit was filed
yesterday to enjoin the Central Weav-
ing and Spinning Company of Fay
ettevil.e from violating the act.
The corporation manufactures silk
and rayon cloth and pays it's EN-
ployees on commission basis. The
complaint alleged it had paid some
employees less than Is cents an hour
and had failed to keep records re-
quired by the act. The wage-hour
act sets a minimum of 25 cents an
hour
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
BRETT TO MANAGE
ROCKY MOUNT TEAM

Rocky Mount, Jan. 28.-(AP)-Herb
Brett, who piloted the Rocky Mount
Red Sox to third place in the Pied
mont League last season, has signed
a contract carrying an increase in
salary to manage the club for 1899
Billy Evans, president of the club, an
nounced here today. Brett's appoint
ment completes the list Of Piedmont
list managers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
Wallace Bus
Crash Gives
5 Arguments
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel

Raleigh, Jan. 28-Everybody is glad
no lives were lost in the accident near
Wallace which sent a school pus
splashing into deep water; but nu-
merous special groups are particularly
pleased with the argumentative am
munition the near-tragedy has sup
piled them.
The wreck and the moral to De
drawn from it are being cited by no
less than five groups: ID Advocates
of a larger highway patrol; CD ad-
vocates of heavier taxes on trucks,
90 advocates of student drivers Tor
Continued on Page Eighth
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
Laboratory
Test On New
Laws Studied
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, Jan. 28.-The Post Office
Department benefited considerably in
extra postage sales this week when
North Carolina solons began writing
for additional information about the
kansas Plan" An article in cur
rent magazine directed attention to
a scheme inaugurated in the western
state six or seven years ago, whereby
proposed legislation was put through
a Laboratory test" before being en-
acted.
According to this article, Kansa J
had suffered by ill advised and pre-
CONTINUED on Page Three.l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
MRS. JOHN MIDGETT
DIES AT RODANTHE

Rodanthe, NJ c., Jan. 28.-(AP)-
Mrs. Javana Payne Midget, 63, the
widow for year of captain John AL
len Midget, died yesterday just be-
fore noon at her home mere. Her sud
den illness of Thursday and her
death yesterday came as surprise
and shock to her relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28

party's management
was much encourag-
ed by it's gains in
last years congress
sional Ell e c t ions.
Still, these gains
were not consider
able enough to prom
Use a Republican
White House victory
next year except in
the event of a great
ly accentuated DEM
u orotio c111poo or a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSt

Washington, Jan. 28.-The G. o. p.
as everyone knows, is much put to it
to hit on a redhot presidential can
didate for 1910 The
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
JUDGE PETERSON, OF
LAWRENCEVILLE, DIES

Lawrenceville, Va, Jan. 28.-(AP)-
Circuit Judge Marshall R. Peterson,
of the third Virginia judicial district,
died at his home here at a. m. to-
day after a long illness. He was SO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
WEEKLY WEATHER

WEEKLY WEATHER
South Atlantic States: Rain
Monday and again Thursday; 9th
erwise generally fair; warmer at
beginning of week; colder Tues
day, warmer about middle of
week and colder toward end of
week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Cloudy, followed by intermit-
tent rain late tonight and Sun
day; rising temperature.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28

decided pickup in G. o. p. strength
meantime. What Republicanism recog-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28

CONTINUED on Page Eight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28

Continued on Page Eighth
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-01-28

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Evening star., 1939-01-16
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(ConfinuAd

1908 c ST: N.E-LARGE ROOM AND
KITCHEN. KITCHEN. nsxly decorated; attrsctively fur
OVERLOOKING LINCOLN PIX: llo6 E:
neatly ia7n 5esuta 5@s Hnf foc aF sdus ise
sns asn fitsS.n sT I. saupped aARes semip1 sp
bath. gas. cleo. heat. Frisidaire: adults.
ONLY OF $1e MO. 81 wK.-cozY. 1.RM,,
~ 4e apt H.rSsrd for lady: clean quiet apt h9me'
412 EMERSON ST. N.W-ATTR. FuRN,,
gas light, refE: adults.
WARDMAN = CONCESSION. LEAVING
:unity for choice. attractive apt. 3 sunny
expos. park views: large liv. rm.. real
nrepl dining rm.; sunrm.. library bedrm.'
Col s1se 1000. nA' OF h0'e' sef' rn0''e "''
NORTHuMBERIAND-1 ROOM. K. p:
completely furnished; gas and elec. incl;
S55. Apply at desk or Apt. 507. - IL
sfyste S1SS wK Sab up .c OR RMS nesv kr Saa
h. W.; nr. cars. 38o5 Ga ave. Adams tis4o.
8519 18th PL NW-BAsEMENT APT, IN
new nome; ] large room, kit FrigidaiTe
mo- 6Rcnoo ae saf REhETY hfa! ese co %et Shy
l i4ol BUCHANAN ST. N.W-3 RMS. KIT;
bath. h..w.h.; FriRidaire included ground
noor: entrance from street: S55
ltANDbE d1GELANDS. 1880 SStn 81. De
h ", $40. Vacant Feb. i. BUsADA, All.
1928 N ST. N.w-Two ROOMS. BATH;
newly decorated kitchenette: hot water,
steam heat. elec.. gas. Met. 1892
55O4 nth ST. NW-BRIGHT FRONT
apt. 2 rms. kit. dinette. bath and hall;
completely redecorated; S45.
WANTED-GIRL TO SHARE MY APT,
Jan; Jsn, 18th to Feb. 10th. $l5. Adams slS4,
1413 14th ST. NV, End FLOORS RMS.
connecting, private bath, hall: Frigidaire,
gas. eiec Adults. Central
1927 GEORGIA AVE- RMS. FURN
c,hw., oil heat Reasonable Adults
THE BRIARcLIFF-SpACIO COR. APT,
3 expos; s rms. bath, porch: 2 bedrooms.
1862 Mintwood pl. NV Col 557O.
THE THEARLE. 2122 ST. NW-L1v1NG
room, bedroom: nicely furnished: hall,
Kitchen. tile bath. shower: refg.
2 ROOMS, RUNNING WATER: SOUTHERN
exposure; completely furnished: S25 mo-
1903 D st. s.w.
IDEAL LoCATIoN-LoW RENT-I717
l1tb st. w.-Completely furnished large
living room, dinette, kitchen. bath Frgid-
aire; large clothes closet, linen. dishes;
cEDAR CoURTs-aNEAR WALTER REED
so. exp: s65. Muse, Geo. o53a. w. 0'''
FURN:--APARTMENTs
u.u FIRE FREE CAR AND GUIDE:
VIZ s4i sSfi New YORK EVE AvE NV wv. 1858
APARTMENTs-FURN -UNFURN
1910 Vermont Ave, Room 2l7. Natl. 1884.
Evening star., 1939-01-16
HOUSES UNFURkIsHED,

Large liv rm,. din rm.. kit. with Electro
lux. 3 large bedrms tile bath. 2 screened
de asrss Geo so6 open sao gas
1854 HoLBRooK TERRACE N.E-DE-
siraDie itp h9use: rooms and bath and ga.
floors; ami Cali Natl 1908. s anu Se'0"0
1879 KENYON ST; NV, OVERLOOKING
eEpPEgg 81 bfgidsi5s sHsnt SO mSn,h JAMES A.
Z ROOMS. i u BATHS. 4 SUNNY BED
rooms 4 glass-inclosed porches. 3 garages
on heat, insulated, semi-detached. 1885
Spring pl. NV. IL
WESLEY YES 1Iss. HEIGHTS LIT AZ ATTR; SoRNER
refg. 3loO 44th st. NV Woodley 1904.
ATTENTION, ARMY AND NAVY Off
GERS. Open and lighted. 4 to 8 pm. $500
fsIY sn rs st. s1a Cheyy Rock chsse sset D. C. Mill
2 ba.. nclosed sleeping porch. sun parlor.
43ls 18TH ST. N.W-BY OWNER. ROW
fshnes hGuse sTn pedsmsi sleeping porch close to
NEARBY Va. So, TO S65-6 RMS, BA,,
ba.; Vienna: Also Takoma Park Md. s
rms; n ba. FULTON P!yL r. GORDON 1927 Eye
st. NV. Dist. $3.50 Eve. cleve. 509l.
5fls a4th SWme1R sa,:s. r; DETAcEED BRICK:
RUST CO.. 1OOl 18th NV.
NEAR 10Th AND PARK RD. NV. zoos
klngle rd:E-Large, living room, dining
4 bedrooms. . baths; heated; inclosed Sleep
ing POI porch; built-in garage: vapor heat.
gas sG1s snd sie electricit2 T s rooms and BATH
LINK1Ns CO, 1922 II St. NV. Dist. 352e.
semi-detached; s rooms. bath; h.-w,h.:
sa ss hsrs aIss Bkos e' 1898 ss5
WooDRIDGE-A CHOICE SELECTION OF
per ana mo- Rent heTss beRss EGm Feb S4 to
z2oa or inquire 2377 R. L ave: ne.
BRoodAMD Rd, ssIsd o,n:i..,I e. 1872 G1RARD ST:
fsdssasse Co. 95x 55 st. Mos!oAAsE SE As
1929 sth ST, N.W,..6 R., B., PoRCHEs:
Tef9 van sard s. s5 $40 Hsmton fiassea ST. 0G1eh n
Sara "a saFs s56 s'5 ea qs Ass9at 81 81
Above Newly Dec Monday Geo o17e.
1904 WISCONSIN AVENUE NV.
fHGS ,%, :, e S4sRE11 CO.. 1ss REA1E9Es
go Sth st. s.e.-S rooms, bath ami
ro:.as 24s Walnut st. Takoma Park. D. c.-5
l1lo Jefferson st. n,w.-e rooms and
TERRELL Il LITTLE. INC,
1906 18th ST. NV
9Ol BUTTERNUT ST NV.
Oetacheo corner rooms 9 baths "a
rage. SIS month. Phone District Os64.
400 4th STREET NE.
g rms and bath; h.-w.h.: $4,000
THoS. E. FARRELL CO. Natl. 0765.
IS P ST. NE.
ences rooms: brick all moderp eonveni;
5KAI 5N M EiFANcE Ssjs CO. sls New York aye.
1928 TALBERT ST. Sc.
Detached home, lot 4Ox"sO: bedroom
Oh Oh heat hss 0sE s5 pss o pt' bath End n
Look! Look! Look! Look!
$50 18th ST; Me- rooms, all modern
IMPROVEMENTS. hot-water heat; S55.
rodms ~ LAuREL Sgs ~ ST. SEAT PLEAsANT-5
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
a25 New York Ave. NV Natl. 97a7
2818 WISCONSIN AVE.
Near Mass, ave-; on high terrace. Q
condition; auto. heat, refg.. finished attic
fully insulated. OWNER, Woodley 1899
CHEVY CHASE,
3al9 Ingomar street-Detached Dutch Co.
lonial; bedrooms; oil heat: large lot side
porch; esrage; will rent furnished or un-
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eye ST; NV
Evening star., 1939-01-16
THE HAI,IIELYNN

1I2S N ST. NV.
"a So. Of Conn Ave.
Under New Management.
Single and double rooms some with pri-
vate baths; excellent meals; refined at
mosphere. Met. 6626.
Evening star., 1939-01-16

NEWLY DECORATED.
Groom apt Everything furnished. in
ciuding fTlgldaire Very reasonable.
North 96S4. l140 P St NV.
Young Executive or Prof. Man
To share handsomely furn. 5-rm downtown
apt. with another; library sumptuous
meals. Call. Met. 599s. 6 to 10. Gentle.
London Hall, Apt. Hotel,
ing rm:, kit. bath: elec, gas linen. Frigid-
aire; S15 UP Wk.: S55 and up Natl 90lO
Evening star., 1939-01-16
HOUSES FURNISHED.

Joy E. BRADLEY LANE BEDROOMS,
large ]. r., electric k, bath. garage h.-W,
heat; congressional season or longer.
Wisconsin 4221-W I7s
Evening star., 1939-01-16
APARTMENTS uhFuRhlsnEp.


z q o'ALLATIN "a ST. NWMs II,I.1s ms MONTHS S1aI
rms din. kit, bath. front and rear
porches:: latter glass inclosed heat. light
gas. refg.. h. ". included; gentles only.
TWO LARGE BEDROOMS LIVING. KIT.
ern exp; $50 Res. mgr. 1925 5th st: NV
3519 18th ST, NV. $40; 2 RMS. &. B..
elec refg. on house current; near l4th and
bf55 bRopih IL shes issftfI e ss7s
1873 SPRING PL NV. t3615 10th ST.
2 rms. kit. and bath: convenient to cars
and buses; large lawn; Frigidaire: 5000.
sos 4th ST. s.W:-s37 80; NEW; MOD, SIo,
f9e nc oldF aT ba. Tms sduts Complete kit BATH heat
FAREWELL $500 18th, sT-cHo1CE L0-
cation. modern bldg. large rooms. French
doors kit. din; Frigidaire. shower; walls
sssns eelss new eaiasa stese new
DUPLEX APTs-2. ROOMS KITCHEN,
$sES SssStis H. S% ABBY sSss Pa :Ss' 's:
54o6 CONN. AVE. 9 RMS. KIT. BATH; $55
S94 aTa s rms kt tb path + 25So
front balcony; newly renovated.
bed. ef refa. and bath: l National s4o5 =.
329 18th ST. N.E-NEW, RMS. AND
bath. lse. closets: heat. gas, elec. incl;
couple Line. 9537
1917 E ST N.E-3 NICE RMS. FIRST
H.. mi: porches adults only. II
f2os M GA. y AyERDET, HONE sa,+: IssHy: Ems:
II and between 5-7:3O.
$40 ;50--oNE MORE LEFT-;2 RMS.
kitchenette bath. sleeping porch. Apply
1241 Jackson st. ne.
1894 CALVERT ST. NW.-HoUsEKEEP,
ing: 3 rooms. bath; Bird noor; married
couple.
1915 9Th ST. NE RMS, KIT, BATH,
phone: adults only: reas. priced.
91O R. /. AVE NE. APT: 81 LARGE
rooms. kitchen and bath; $40 per month.
2s1e CONN, AVE- BEAUTIFUL ROOMS.
Kitchen. bath, shower. dnepp frepplace. paraues
.aS NEW APT VIC GoNE dn.tte AYE
National 2166.
1924 18th ST. NV. GUST OFF coLuM.
bia rd)-3 rooms, kit. bath. recsptlon
hall inclosed porch. Frigidaire. $3.50
NEW BUILDING, 424 18th ST, s.E.I.;2
bedrooms, living room. kitchen. large a.
nette. bath: shower screened porch. Heat
1902 AND 1905 18th ST. So ROOMS
Si$S;l SSa ssfE s:.Ss s s$S month: xDPSy to
413 EMERSON NV RMS, KIT. PVT:
bath. back porch: heat, gas and elec. furn.;
garage. Reasonable.
raos i. :Hd gAaSG ssi9 e. eiss' 'kAit. SSeS.
Evening star., 1939-01-16
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT; HOTEL; goth
Rssf ss Gs mons say 81 SEQ or Full :srSas
Frigidaire Nicely furnished. Natl. 5425.
LADY TO SHARE BROOM APARTMENT
with another. private shower. 2Ol4 Conn.
ave. NV Decatur 64s7.
BUCHANAN APTS 1926 18th ST. NV,
Tst s5s loorMLiv do hi rm porch esdrm K B.
Bacheior S o apt Of vA rm bedTm bFeak
fast rm:: kitchen, bath: distinctiveiy furn.
includ. linen. refg.. maid serv. North 1888.
7l23 GEoRGIA AVE- RMS. KIT.
pvt. bath; attractive. comfortable. reas
APT. NICELY FuRN.: LIVING, RIM. 9
bedrpms.,, Kit, bath, reception hall and
eGTsn senE ssTnee sh 49, s Appy s9s
APT. No. 316. or at desk. 10th and R
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE FuRN. APT.
sfh eaon an2snsr 2sn y9uns hd Met SSs To-
tarn modern home: j. Gedroomi SGiNAsEmf iiSinf Tm
sas EXT 5m eves col asss tehen Natl
a51 MASS. AVE. NW.-ExTRA LARGE
rms. with running water refrigeration.
c,h.w.. semi-pvt baths bult-in tubs, show
PARK LEE 1880 PARK RD.--Ex Loc;
living bedroom: dressing room. dinette: kit.
large hall, kit b.; ses. Elev. Ad. 1889.
DETACHED HOME, PVT. APT. LARGE
gar. opt. 55O6 14th st. NV. Geo. 59l9.
441s 9th ST. N.W.--LIvING. ROOM. BED
heat. light gas; employed couple. e.~
1115 K ST; NV RMS. FRONT APT;
gas, cleo. steam heat linens. dishes. silver;
S37 so monthly; references required
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Completely furnished: @ frn home priviieees. fHs
Adults. $50 Potomac 1851
1900 EUcL1DaaFURN; OR U4FU-N. De
home; ami Adams 12OS.
! SHERMAN CIRCLE tnLMo1s AVE.
and Crittenden)-Large bed-living room.
complete kitchen. Electrolux: S3s. Rand.
418 H ST. NE-NIcELY FURN. 2-RooM
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sleeping room.
sToNELE1GH COURT. APT. 2O9-l ROOM
bath, radio; Frigidaire. linens, maid service
available: Rate on lease: Geneiles: 20.
nished 2-rm.. kit bath apt; Frigdaire:
| porch; reasonable.
DOWNTOWN 1913 I. AVE. NV
| Sunny 2-rm. apt. pvt. bath, completely
| furn, cont. h.w.; elec. refg.
3407 Goth ST. NV, APT. 2-HALL.
living room bedroom. dinette, kit. bath,
dishes. kitchenware: convenient shopping
| center. bus lines rear Uptown Theater.
Wood. S024. Available Feb. LIST; $40: ref.
| IT.
| WARDMAN PARK HOTEL - BEDROOM.
| sitting room. bath. ample closets; available
Feb. I. COL 1000, Apt. ALA. before
g q 81. ,F5ZYFoNT HooN APT;
ovorythlnS; $3.50 Veoks 10s