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Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

beyond my control, | was forced TO
live with an aunt in Boston who
proved TO be very domineering.
Luckily, I landed a job ON week.
ends in a nearby and 10c store.
However. this only half paid my
board, and I found myself in the
fast hubbub of the big city, looking
for a full time job with hundreds
of other young people, whose alert
personalities led me to believe they
were all highly intelligent-far su-
perior to myself
Il felt SO different from these
quick people. I soon became self
conscious to the extent that I could
think of nothing but my own stupid
self
"It wasn't long before I felt SO
miserable I could not sleep well
at night.
One night while trying to sleep
I heard my aunt and uncle come
in. As it was quite late. they ap-
parently thought I was asleep: for
my aunt started talking of my
stupidity to the extent where she
mentioned there must be something
wrong with me mentally.
The awful conversation smote
my entire sensitive countenance
and I spent the remainder OF the
night in tears.
I'm the morning, however. a sud.
den change took place in my senti-
ments. l became angry. I thought
about my having graduated from
business college down South with
highest rates Of speed and accur-
acy; and now I was allowing this
woman, who felt her own superior
ity too much to even try to under
stand to tear down the last drop
of confidence in me.
With new courage and deep
determination, I continued to con-
tact the agencies.
FINALLY a municipal agency Of
fered me an opening. Fire adjust
er needed secretary; salary was
$500 per week for a start.
Il took it. but shortly after
accepted, learned that my en-
ployer who seemed extremely over
bearing from the first. was hard
to please and had already tried out
string of girls before me. My
spirits sank, but the necessity for
work drove me on, and I plunged
into my work with mind only for
success.
"A few weeks of hard work and
l received a nice raise in salary.
My employer soon put more and
more dependence in me. until at
length I was trusted to take care
OF the office transactions alone
while he was out of town. I was
earning more than enough to sup
port myself in the big city and at
the same time l was subconsciouSly
building up my own self-confidence.
Where so many smart Northern girls
had failed, I, a Slow Southernsr'
was making good"
This girl profited by discourage
ing words Perhaps you, too, have
q right TO anger. over someone's
encouragement; anger which will
lead TO the determination to sue
capr 1"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

Boston's first traffic laws BAN
ned galloping horses from the
streets. There were no sidewalks
and pedestrians walked In the
streets.
There are some species of fun
gus which exert pressure growth
OF 300 pounds per square inch, and
can push through weakened por-
tions Of asphalt walks.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13
Bruce Cation in WASHINGTON
Disseets the News

WASHINGTON.--The Dies COM
mittee on un-American Activities
is preparing what it hopes will
be a knockout blow against the
Communist Party in America
It hopes to prove conclusively-
and it will start shortly after it
gets through examining Earl Brow
der-that the party is in fact an
organized. fully instructed agent
III the United States of the Rus
sian government.
Chairman Dies says the COM
mittee has in readiness at least 25
witnesses. including a number of
"high-ranking ex-party people,"
Through their sworn testimony
the committee expects to demon
strate that the party comes under
the law requiring foreign propa-
ganda agents to register in this
country with the Department OF
State.
I think we'll get enough evi-
dence to justify the government
III holding them to strict account
ability as foreign espionage agen-
ey, Dies says.
Since The Russian government
joined hands With Hitler weve
got a much better chance to get
the government to help US Pre-
viously | used to encounter a coed
deal Of sympathy for Russia among
people in key positions here. but
those people are beginning to feel
differently now"
Chairman Dies and other mem-
bers of the committee are con-
vinced they will have little diff
Guilty in proving their case. They
expecs to lie able to present the
same sort g proof in regard to the
German-Bmerican Bund. which
they say should also oe compelled
to register.
To date the department of JUS
tice is maintaining an air of in
terested inactivity in this matter.
II definite proof can be dug up by
the Dies committee. the depart
ment would move swiftly to force
the party-or the bund-to regis
ter Refusal to obey the law would
render leaders of an organiza-
ton liable to fines of $1,000 and
prison terms of two years.
Committee members believe that
il the Communist Party could be
compelled 70 register it would be
almost completely crippled as far
as its activities in this country are
concerned. They predict that such
organizations as the American
League for Peace and Democracy,
which are not strictly Communist
organizations but in whose acti-
vities the party has played lead
ing role. would draw completely
away from the party; that the
united 'front.' of leftist and labor
groups which the party has worked
to build up would collapse, and
that the left-Wing group in the
service would be un-
able any longer to sfow any friend
ship for the Communists.
Meanwhile. the Dies committee
also proposed to undertake a con-
tinuing exercise in propaganda
analysis. Chairman Dies plans to
call as a committee witness Prof
Harold d. Lassweu of Yale to tell
the committee all about the tech
nique Of foreign propaganda.
The committee will muster
staff Of half dozen or more uni
Versity professors who are trained
propaganda analysts. This group
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

This frank and
helpful letter is
from Mrs. r. B.
Sappenfield, ITO
Vera Street, High
Point, North Car
olina. She brings
out something no
other contestant
has brought out.
when I was
II years old, due
to circumstances
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

Paris produces "A Crisis Cock
tail" chiefly straight rye. After
a night OF these. you're guaran-
teed bigger headache than Eur
ope has.
Hay Fever" science tells us,
should be called "pollinosis. Try
pronouncing that without sneezing.
Now that Hitler has appointed
II defense "commissars, we wait
TO hear of Stain naming his aides
tended literally. if excellent goods
Completely OF names of Polish
towns is leading networks to put
its sports announcers cn news
broadcaSts. due to their experience
with that sort of thing during the
football season.
1t has been discovered that the
Romans ate sandwiches This is
iCb iie'A " ~ cSiiCNc, ioi iio" '''iit
a gladiator contest have success
without hot dogs?
The U. S. is having its troubles
putting adequate defenses around
the Panama Canal. Too bad we
can't arrange for corridor down
Central America.
Nations can figure out what has
happened to the Bremen. OF
course they've only been looking
for it on top of the ocean.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13
Dale
'
y
CARNEGIE

This is one of the letters in the
contest on How I Cured an In
feriority Complex" AS you know,
first prize is $25, and there are
two other prizes OF $40 and So.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

Hints on Etiquette
A letter of coincidence should not
follow a set rule of letter writing.
It should be brief and express your
own feeling and philosophy of life,
and your sympathy with the friends
or acquaintances who have expert
encsd the grief.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13
TOday's Horoscope

Despite the superstition associat-
ed with the 18th, those who are
celebrating birthdays today will find
the next ~ months prosperous for
business affairs, chiefly through
their own industry and insight. A
feminine member of the family
may cause some anxiety, however.
A somewhat retiring nature. need
ing much love and encouragement
to do its best is indicated in the
child born on this date. Intuitional
powers, artistic ability and inven-
tiyeness are shown, however.
One-Minute Test Answers
!. Texas.
2. The humming bird.
3. Spectrum.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

Japanese government angry.
headline. No wonder, ever since
the Japs invaded China they've
been getting a bad press and now
they aren't getting any at all
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13
Barbs

The Nazi Soviet accord leaves
open to mind the thought of Fritz
Kuhn and Earl Browder playing
double solitaire up at summer
Bund camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13
Grab Bag

One Minute Test
|. What state marks the south
ern boundary of Oklahoma?
.. Name the only bird that can
fly backward.
8. A prism breaks up white light
into a multi colored band called
what?
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13
You re Telling Me-

We've been reading those pep
talks European generals are CIV
ing their soldiers. They sound a
lot like a football coach's- just
as unconvincing.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

The blessings of democracy:
In Europe everyone is going on
wartime rations. Over here. we'll
get our turkey week earlier
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

Those British war planes should
stop flying over Holland. Think
how nervous they must make the
eX-kaiser
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

A psychiatrist tells US that many
disappear simply because they feel
they are not wanted. Others vanish
because the are.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13
AN OPEN LETTER
Vital information For
All Employers

Changes In California Workmen's
Compensation Act effective Sept.
10th makes it imperative for ALL
EMPLOYERS to carry insurance
except as noted in last paragraph:
Failure To secure the payment OF
compensation is misdemean0r and
proof of failure makes il mandatory
for Court to impose fine of $4,000.
Claims for compensation of an
employee have same preference over
all other claims against assets or
Estate of employer as wage claims.
Failure to keep posted in con-
spicuous spot in place of business
Of card naming the Company
carrying Compensation Insurance
for the same shall constitute a mis-
demeanor also and be prima facje
evidence of no insurance carried.
All employers of labor regardless
of number of employees are subject
to the law including those employ
ing household domestic servants
who work for one employer over
SO hours per week.
EXCEPTIONS: Employers of farm
labor may elect to reject the law
provided they post notices to em-
ployees of that fact prominently
on their premises. Blanks that
must be used to make this effective
can be secured at office of Agri-
cultural Commissioner i'm basement
at Court House,.
Your attorney is fully advised to
afford you all information as 10
what is required of you concerning
this vital safeguard to your business.
WE ARE FULLY EQUIPPED TO
WRITE THIS INSURANCE FOR
you.
EDGAR BROTHERS
REALTY COMPANY
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

The planet Saturn. We read, had
10 moons. What a marvellous place
in which to fall in love.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13
thoughts for the Day

And he said unto them. Take heed, and beware of
covetousness: for mans life consisteth not in the
abundance of the things which he possesseth.-St
Luke 12I5
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

Governor Dickinson says bridge
playing leads to evil things. Worst
thing We can think of Is canned
food dinner because that last rub
ber took so long.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

This is the ideal season for the
suburbanite It's no use moving
the lawn anymore and its still
too early to think about snow
shoveling.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

At last, the average European
has something TO look forward to
-Armistice Day No. 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

There is clip-watch at least
one-eigth of an inch smaller in out
side measurement than a dime 1t
is said to be accurate and depend
able.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

A japanese general is said 70 re-
ceiye only $3.50 amonth.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

American potato bug, say a
scientific article, has invaded
Germanys potato growing areas.
Dern that litIle insect-dosen't
it know that we don't want TO
get mixed up in the jam over
there?
China has barred further eX-
portation of pandas. But they've
&C, Lot af unnecessary JapS
around they'll let you have free.
Walking is the healthieSt Of ex-
ercizes-according to q noted me-
dico. Not from curbstone to curb
stone, doc.
If the actors do strike. it will
be very interesting to watch em
scrap to see who gets top billing
in the picket line.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

WASHINGTON.-The Dies COM
mittee on un-American Activities
is preparing what it hopes will
be a knockout blow against the
Communist Party in America
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-13

MHfc 4 y esF OFT
eoAA 1875 o. AGa stfsscf INC
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47l3 sth ST. N.W.-THREE OR FOUR
rooms: Frlgidaire, phone, S42.5O or $50
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4l9 JEFFERSON ST NW-UNUSUAILY Y
attractive 2-rm.. kit, bath apt: Frigidaire
leht, gas. phone included; conv stores,
trans: reaS admits
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l-RM. APT: WITH PHONE AND SHOWER.
very nicely furnished; Just off Conn. down
town. See res. mgr. 1920 st. NV. Dec.
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COLoRED-637 3rd Me- RIM. DRESS
ing rm: Kit: bath. S35: 2 rms, kit. bath.
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$3.50 , .so ROOMS IS KITCHEN q BATH.

,OJ .eJ(J 74',H1' ~ IIIsIN q bh II.
21a9 FLORIDA AVE NV
Spacious. cool apartment in
select apartment building; con-
Venient residential section: ref
erences required. 24-hour ele-
vator and switchboard service
See, resident manager THE
FARNSRORO North 1S9H
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

OR , ROOMS. UNFURN., KIT, PVT.
bath: Takoma Park, nr. D c. line: about
SIS: adults. MRS. STONE. is Denwood
ave. Takoma Park
FURN.. 1-2 ROOMS. KIT. AND BATH;
perm. Quiet couple and child: about JULY
Give full details. Box 1921 Star,
MOTHER AND BABY WANT TO SHARE
apt. with young woman, NV sec pref
have maid. Box 443-E. Star
FAMILY OF 4 WANTS 2-BEDRM. APT,
unfurn, va, near schools; utll furn, Va.
or outer NV. or ne. Sec $50 Call Rem
o1I5. week days. 9 to &.
ONE. TWO ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING, BY
young couple, in Potomac Heights Reason-
able. Box 1917. Star
WE CAN RENT YOUR APT.-WE GIVE
MR. FORESTER ''S
1O1O Vermont, Rm. o17 Natl 22S1
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FLATS For RENT.

stationl-5 rms, Kit, bath. eiec.: $50 $50
L. J. HELLER. NATL. 1343,
135 18th ST NV
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TAKOMA PARK

porch, fireplace in living room; FrigidaiTe
neat: garage included: S45. Randolph
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MT. PLEASANT s23 NEWTON ST
Cool, high. front apt, north and south ex-
posures; , lse. rms. liv. rm. with Murphy
bed, hall. kit.-dinette, bath-shower: out
look beautiful gardens; newly decorated
adults. Adams 1890.
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TAkOMA PARK. MD.-OPEN TODAY
Cool and quiet; big liv. rm with fireplace,
screened living porch din rm. bedrm
tiled bath. modern kit: S55 Apply on
premises. DIXIE REALTY CO.. National
$3.50. Sun, Woodley alOO
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhEuR.

MODERN, DOWNTOWN APT BUILDING
Living room. dinette, kitchen and bath:
reasonable Republic 25s5. Ext. 100.
5ll9 GEORGIA AVE.-FINE CONDITION:
4 rooms, sleeping porch. elec refg. rear
yard, pvt entrance garage: S45 to S55.
Wis. 2992 Natl 03OS
1S42 LAMONT NV LARGE ROOM
or 3 rooms private bath: gas electric
phone; nr. park. TRANSFORMATION
6519 1th PL. N.W-ATTRACTIVE BASE
ment apt. in new home; / lqe rm..
kitchen. ,Frigidaire. pvt. shower: only $40
mo. incl heat. gas and eec. URCIOLO
REALTY CO, Met 4941
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THE BOULEVARD

,.- 2l2I NEW YORK AVE NV
vsniant Large 81 modern 9a downtown building con-
bath sa5 to s65 Toonsi a0sms dinette elt and kit
fna fres BATH Res ss5 msr and A
modem front # srm.. l.h X and dSSMebEAM bath apt N
well-kept bldg hest and hot t"SH water ter I'M m
GUIDED; $40. See janitor. Apt 2.
S60hbofED-cLEAN; 6s}b Ssat Gle QUIET APT; 3 RMS,
st. NV. Janitor ''i
GGoLoRED. l4ls, HOPKINS ST. NV
Open Sunday. AGENT. Tel Natl. ssa0:
GoL0REDmlsII e;eIS7a sDo-. S ST. N.w-vERY DE-
] room kit. bath. S35 .00 . rooms. kit
pa,i1d,Sa bath S42 20 W. H WALKER, shoreham
30 EDWARD = = seHWAFrz' sWa r. me- e.
1914 Vermont ave District 62I0.
9ssn nea ap and m9deTn nov available in ths
ana b. $40 to sa5: aIfrsoeH rms < and rms b s46 g.
See Janitor. basement, 3s G sw.
bath shower, closet hail AL ali pvt: OF oil
farn Eaf sec Nos ssf ref 45 and hot water
coLoRED-l251 IRVING ST NV /
service $3.50.
CoLoREp-637 3rd Me- RIM. DRESS
las s4o rm; NatI IT. sss5 bath sa5 rms, kit bath
coIoRGD.1oGs 2aams ns3s 7th ST. s.E.-.o--o
a. f,tSssn New York sod aye aye; nw.-a rooms
National AIS. sis 5th St. NV.
cSo,LSoRED12o2 D ST. NV ROOMS
kitchen and semi-private bath, Bird floor
Ani-' fea5 GGARANTy faH,HS ps1 REAITy. n9s INC.
1905 Z St. NV National O5s7.
CoLoRED-.CHEsTERBRooK, VA. MAIN
Toad. Modern 7-room apartment tile
bath. large closets h.-wh. electricity fur
nlshed; gas range; newly decorated; flow
sfS; s3s az trul, IT. trees and garden plot. Rental
J. H; GREENE REALTY CO..
715 Florida Ave, NV,
North 6l46
FOR REFINED CoLoRED-l7o7 ST
laos St NV; nw85 y r, s'fs: s.; ST. sfas; ss7'o
Asass Hss say = nH rsaE fi5 Il isa5 e. Ysa SS
st. NV. Moth 1907.
REFINED coLoRED.
l222 st. n.w.-2 rms, kit, bath; S45
1904 T st. n.w.-1 rm, kit, bath; S35
Apply, janitor or Dixie REALTY c.,
14l7 st. NV.
REgINEp ;5,n coLoREp.
1925 u. z eapifoi poafE st. RsAipm papon5 Go 1855.
1912 asps rqR q. coHANzzRM HAN'WzRRMoDrax, .
''ss, PM. I E'3sais &! sk' :''a ''saAoiasEa FL ...
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

NEAR ST. MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL
bedrooms. baths; quiet. comfortable,
attractive summer. Box 1861. Star
FOR SUMMER RENT; 6-RM. BUNGA-
hr: from Wash'n.. Box 101. Waldorf, Nd.
BETHESDA, MD;-oN LARGE, SHADY
lot; lot, -, cooI &C. bHngalow: with bedrooms:
aarage: June I5-sept' is; s65: p retefeneei Fences
required. SOB Park lane Phone Wis.
PEET!AcHEp.6 p !. RMS, BATH, COMPLETE:
1920 Mckiniey St EN- Emerson nS19tRS ao35. i'' ss0'
comp furn. large 7-rm., house. Shaded
a-J ''
NEAR i goth AND PARK STORY
brick % It. wide; recep; hall. large liv.
5m sasdIed dind 5nrc,si 5m si .rd bedrms baths
gas heat. insulated overlooking r G.
Park; nicely furn.: S105 mo. Rep. 1887;
ewes, Geo. 6136.
Mr.. Mr.: UNIV. UNIV OF OF MD.-LARGE: cool
10th to Sept, 18th, or shorter period
rTeeaasai to reliable party. Call Greenwood
GREENWICH FoREsT-HoUsE SUR
baths maids room. 2-car garage; COM
pletely furn: and eeuipped June Is to
Sept. 15 Wis. 4919.
FOR RENT DURING SUMNER MONTHS
Call Emer 4432 ' '''
SUgLET JUNE 26 TO SEPT l5-sl4
PSone Rs ss5 mh
roxALLCe r Sad5 .;s, Rms. ms. 2 scREENEp PORCH:
e hsa s1son wSoa.9 1sai se4s so sept i'n
CONTINUED % Next Page.)
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APARTMENTS UksFURNIsHEp.

FOR CoLGRED.
801 P ST. NV.
deaoTsted TTs doo%s sso stshsa sns and BATH newly
HARRY JUSTINE,
$40 11tn St. NV. Natl 2s44. .
1874 fsSh SSSess6 5sSs! S6: NV.
elee. TsirisfTatien: 1sss ,agi5sg5 SA' '''"
sos n: Capitol. Realtor. Natl. e7a1.
CoLoRED-oPEN SUNDAY 1l-2 PM.
s,n HMeoMs M i4s k1EcHEN fssn SAGH S,s sae go,
COLORED
141s HOPKINS ST. NV
nm Get and a1tda sts, goth and 2lsta s so
1925 RIGGS PL., NV;
tBet. r and, Sts,: 18th and 19th.>
One room, kitchen and bath S35 90
Note: Both are apartment buildings with
efhcient janitor service.
ROBERT w, SAVAGE,
s07 Union Trust Bldg. National 1880.
DONALD. 1928 18th ST. NE
BrproED fsss Il; s'Sssit eAiIr. ST 90
1867 1876 Z aoob 8; 5 HOPE RD Sc. et0'oo-soo'oo
KENNEDY SRi K CTS, R 1903 kENNrp4 Nv 2S5soo'00
> r, k. b.. din. $4550-S47.50
. r., k. dinette, b. S53.5O-S54.5O
. r.. k. b. dinette S455O-S5O.5O
526 Sth ST NE-5 r. b. --S S45 90
7l6 eth NW-3 r. X, b S30.5
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
1014 Vermont Ave NV. Dist. 6210.
1895 WILLARD ST. NV
Colored-2 rms kit, bath. elec. refR. on
house current; elevator: $40.
n Vt N6AoCEDNAT
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THE SHELTON.
3noN w PLACE NJ "

$500 w PLACE NV.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath: Electrolux
refrigerator; newly decorated concession on
year lease; S:'5 up. See janitor.
THE CAT TIA
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COOL. SUBURBAN
1875 FLOWER AVE

Apt. with . bedrooms lg lv. rm., tr.
dln' rm., modern kit, tiled bath (showerl'
garage Fine section of Takoma PIX Md.
only S55. To inspect call Woodley Q1OO
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GEORGETOWN,

DOWNTOWN APT. SPLENDID ro1up-
ped; rooms. kitchen and bath; overlook
ing park; rent S42 80.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
sZ4 l4tn st. NV. Natl. OO36.
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11O1 EUCLID STREET NV
Two ana three rooms, kitchen and bath;
free refrigeration; S35 up.
1O6 N. G.. AVE. Sc.
Beautiful. new apart: never occupied.
Two rooms kitchen and bath. $3.50
HARRY JUSTINE,
S19 18th Street NV Natl os44 es
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1921 COLUMBIA RD.-ATTRAC LIV.
rm.. din, KIT; End fl. front; chw: cleo,
gas, Frigid. incl; $40; adults. Adams 5420.
DOWNTOWN. 1904 G ST NV, APT. 3
Neatly furn., rms. kit, next to BATH
eleC. refg.: reasonable
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Mt. RAINIER-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR,
4 rooms ard bath, large classed porch. pvt
entrance. cont h. W and heat: refg ga
rage: quiet street: near transrortatio-:
ADULTS; $40. About June Is. 3I3l Da.e
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1917 IRVING ST NW-ATTRAC., !
large room, kit.-din.. refg.. range; also
large double room. grill priv. Adams O359.
CONGENIAL LADY TO SHARE WITH
another -rm. apt; avail. July 1st or
suitcase for July 1921 Newark
st Apt 1l2
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256s UNIVERSITY PL. NV, NEAR l4th
Euclld-AttractiVe comp > rms. k cas
elec.. phone. res: near park: quiet; S42 so
3541 10th ST. W.-TWO ROOMS FOR
housekeeping; heat, electricity, gas. use
a 4 o :
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1912 INGLESIDE TER NW-AIR-
hath: utilities furnished Adams 1852
l466 CLIFTON ST NV LARGE
rms. private bath. modern kitchen: every
thing included: $40; ideal location
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dIUIIItI.- SepFrhTe bedroomS CHI t432
RIGGS RD.. MD.-NEW APT. LIV. RN,
from city; beautiful grounds; $40 mo,
Berwyn a-F-2
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Kitchen. private bath electric gas Freid-
pire; exeelIent for employed couple -
eyer rd, Eomonston. Nd. Greenwood
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62l3 18th ST. ENDORSEMENT APT:
nicely furnished; for couple: all con-
yenlences, gas. cleo. phone; $40 montn
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GoLoRED. 14ls. HOPKINS ST. NV
P, Fine, new @ apts.; ] rm.. kit. bath: adults
COLORED-1S11 S ST NW-VERY DE-
Slraole apartments with free refrigeration
! room. kit. bath. $35 90; . rooms kit
nath; S42 90. W. H. WALKER, Shoreham
Building National 1880
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REDEC., STUDIO, KIT; COOL, COMFORT
able attract. neighborhood; walking dist;
S6-S7 so. 1881 o at 10th st. NV.
2-RM. APT. EACH RIM. FURN. AS APT
June IS to Oct. l; for 2. 3, ladies'; rea-
sonable; walking distance. 110l Mass
Ant lQ2
Evening star., 1939-06-04

COLORED-l349 R ST N.W.-3 R.. K.
=; 81 80. EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, INC.
lOl4 vermont ave District 6o1O
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BASEMENT. 3 ROOMS AND KITCHEN
nicely furn; bath, shower Frigidaire gas:
I employed adults. 1903 Fairmont St n W
21l4 N ST. NV ROOM. KITCHEN.
bath. nicely furnished: elec. and retriger-
alton Included Met lSo2
Evening star., 1939-06-04

COLORED- D-UNUSUALLY FINE APIS
new apt, DEVELOPMENT "a to AS G st. s.w.;
neat and hot water included 2 rms. k.
ana o.. so to S35: 3 rms. k and b., $40.
See JanitOr. basement. :lS G sW
Evening star., 1939-06-04

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 25ls 18th NV
| rm kltch.. pvt. b.: constant h. W; refg.;
adults: S32. 80; semi-b $50
Evening star., 1939-06-04

$69.50 2 ROOMS PMS KITcHEN KIT : i BATH
Corner Lamont St Big. bright
rooms large dinette New apart
ment building with 24-hour
elevator service Parquet floors,
Venetian blinds Throughout
Gas, electricity and refriger-
alton included in rent See
res. mgr. MRS. VENTRONE,
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1880 PENN. AVE. S.E-KITCHEN, BED
rm,' completely furnished private bath
with shower. elec refg.: adults
Evening star., 1939-06-04

tiful new 1-room furn apt: cool location.
overlooking Rock Creek Park cleo kit
tlte bath and shower Col 6343
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

TAKOMA PARK, 1O5 HOLLY AVE-
rms, X. bath. large, airy. unfur porch
lawn, shade. conv trans. Shepherd
Evening star., 1939-06-04
UNUSUAL APT. OFFER.

NEAR lbth AND PARK RD
3-RM APT, $40; RMS S55
De luxe modern NV. bldg, convenient to
everything. Large rms. double exposures
Flnest httlngs and service Can be had
turn. at slight extra Adams 962s