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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
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1929 K ST Nw.-Niceiy furnished single
Or Usts eGuSs sass eaosent TannaF
viii Be happily surprised with h'si the moderate
eeilent food, share room with pvt. bath
a Souns psope Eos Gasf shs
embassy home with 90 other young ladies
1909 NEW Sl;.y HAMPSHIRE I, AVE, Nv;
vacancy for girl in large triple rn with
, SR; GOVT VT BLDG iRkRias; 1871 Mass Mass ave. sSsm
inner-sprins mattresses; $40 and UP:
THE PINEHOUSE, 1923 r. I. ave. NV
Few desirable vacancies for young people.
meals, location. surroundings ideal.
1891 CONN AVE. OPP. shoreham-Large.
attr rms, overlooking park. ample baths.
closets lnner-springs delicious meals.
l776 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W-A dis
nfass hH%s S yfsas BsGRe IN an
JEWISH, lovely .some, for young people,
Mass. Mass ave, near Dupont Circle. Decatur
DISTINGUISHED PVT. HoME-Lee. front
Hniim phone 57ol 18th st. NV.
sayy snSs SsTa board Fl a optional reasonable gear
2715, CONN; AVE, opposite wardman Park
meals; reasonable. Columbia 940o. g.
1874 MINTwooD PL-Loyely. newly dec.
sssssn for co Ensd si1s quiet
sPEcIAL-Private home, 249. dallatin st.
n.w.--Front master bedroom for 2 people,
Rates eas aat9 hef eiS6 Sus lines
1893 18th N;W.m,Tront double room. pvt:
lady or gentleman. Unexcelled meals.
!50o7 3rd ST. N.w.-Master, bedroom, twin
beds; conv. buses; unlimited phone excel
lent meals. Jewish family.
OPPOSITE wARDMAN PARK, 2s15 27th
cellent meals; s35 each. CO. 1851
yEWIsH FAN FAMILyoDP RSek s Greek s.,
opt. 2031 Park rd, NV. Hobart S73s.
1924 WooDLEY PL.. near shoreham Ho-
tel-Desirable room; laGv or gentleman.
Best food. Reas. AID. 0244.
Pripie, double and and sfde' sinele front, inner
spring mattresses. Reasonable. 10'
ROOM AND BOARD and mothers care for
shilSren while you work Also apartment
WALKING DISTANCE, 17o2 10th NV
Vacancies for young people, twin beds,
warm rooms; good food: $3.50. S35 90.
ls5 isSl KENXoN ST. N:WmDSaSe S.Si front front
cooking Columbia 23ss
ATTRACTIVE. PRIVATE HOME.
Young man to share with another Also
single room for young man. DU. 1922.
Wesley Hall and Annexes,
1903 x st. NV, offers the best in down
town room and board accommodations Ex-
cellent meals. comfortable and attractive
rms: moderately priced District 100:
1401 10th ST. NV.
Ideal residence for business people. Pri-
Eatn baths showers. attractive lounges.
selective menus: switchboard service.
2460 18th ST. NV.
Overlooking Meridian Park; lovely parlors;
beautifully furnished single and double
rooms; home cooking, selective menus:
switchboard service: reasonable rates.
17O6 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Singles, Doubles Distinctive Home.
Excellent Meals. Special Rates
Double private bath, dress. rm.. S45.
CLUB MERIDIAN,
$500 18th ST. NV.
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APARTMENTS uNFuRNlshED.
Economy Apartments
EoULIPED WITH BRYANT Gas
HEATERS-REAR YARD6-SCHEENED
PORCHES
just north Of Florida Ave. NE.
1915 West Virginia Ave. NE.
E2S n0-Apt. No. Living room.
~SO~ bedroom, dinette, kitchen
and bath.
ReG Mgr.. 1850 W. Va. Ave. NE.
Apt. l. Line. 3623-R.
In Petworth
56ll 7th St. NV.
$27 S0-Apt. No. 3-Rec. hall, liv-
ing room. bedroom. d.
nette, kitchen and bath: elec. re-
friReration.
GA 0n-Apt. No. 4-Corner apt.
Rec. hall, living room. 2
bedrooms, dinette, kitchen and bath,
elec. refrigeration.
1404 X CAFRITZ Dist. 00S0
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cation, attr. liv -bedrm. dressing rm., din,
kit bath, shower Frigidaire, elevator,
q S0. cIoico hoc cheIor ant $40 HO S4QS
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ENTIRE SECOND FL. NEW DETACHED
HOME. 2 large rms. dressing alcove, kit
din. pvt. bath, refrigeration, gas, light,
heat incl. GE. 2370. 5910 2nd pl NV.
81 RANDOLPH PL NV AND 5 RMS,
kit, bath, Frigidaire; S45. Phone District
1854 or North 2251.
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1909 B ST. NE.

Two rooms, kitchen, dinette. bath an
screened porch. Newly redecorated. Elec
trio kitchen.
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CLUB MERIDIAN,

262O 18th ST. NV
A delightful home residence for men and
women in the embassy section. Game room
and parlors for guests use. Socia, en-
vironment Desirable rooms now available.
Hotel service. Excellent food. co. $3.50.
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ApARTMEhTs uNeuRklsHgn.

New Duplex Apt.-Chevy Chase.
A REAL HOME AT ONLY S465O.
2 Rooms Dinette. Beautiful Kit. and Bath
Open and Lighted Until $50
440O AND 44O4 JENIFER ST NV .
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HOUSES WANrEp TO BUY.


like poss within As days. b. 6. only Cash
E. A. GARVEY. Di. 450s. 1925 Vt: ave. NV.
cHsH-cAsH-cAsH-cAsH-cAsH
I will pay cash for old houses: condition
immaterial. White or colored brick OF
frame. D c. only. 9 6: DUTY. 1924
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. any condition. a.
BARRY 3439 14th st. NV. Columbia oOs6.
4-BEDRoOM HOUSE LARGE GROUND.
nr. u. Of M: possession April 18th. Vienna
59-W-12 Sunday after 4 pm. weekdays.
/ NEED. HOUSES DEAL DIRECT WITH
you and pay all cash for p. c. property;
No commission. quick settlement Cau
E. H. PARKER, 515 K st NV: Dist. 81 90.
GROOM HOUSE. BARGAIN. GOOD CON-
dition: 70 over S6500. in ne. Capitol Hill:
small down payment. Box 10s-H. star. e
WE HAVE Cash BUYERS FOR YOUR D. G.
property II the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small. condition immaterial.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
s0s No. Cap. Realtor. MA. 0S7S.
GEORGETOWN-WANTED
Small or large homes. remodeled or not.
List 1t II you want to rent or sell
J. LEO KOLB, INC,
1897 wis. Ave. Michigan 2l00.
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3126 18th ST. NV, APT. 34-2 ROOMS,
kit. and bath furnished; convenient TO st.
cars and bus 1O'
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ANACOSTIA-3 ROOMS KITCHEN AND
bath; light, heat, gas furnished. Reason
oh ct
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THE PRESTDENTTAI,

THE PRESIDENTIAL,
1925 18th ST. NV
An unusually large apartment consisting
Of 5 rooms. foyer, kitchen. 2 baths and
Resident Manager. ME. 1887.
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dept. Ma. $3.50.
CONN. AVE.-3221.
r., K, B.. Shower, Foyer, Elevator, S4o.60.
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WOODBRIDGE 242s NEWTON ST. NE
Duplex. lge., fine apt, 2nd f.; pvt. entr.;
9 r, X, pvt. BATH det. home; heat, gas,
cleo, c.hw.; furn., S45 adults.
S415O AND S5s5O-2 MODERN 2-BED-
rm., 4-family apts., in Congress Hts; newly
renovated immed. possession. GE. $3.50.
1475 COL. RD-BEAUTIFUL MODERN 4
and 5 r., b.. det., through vent, carpeted
hall. plenty heat. hot water. S62 so.
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6323 LUZON AVE. NV.
LuZON-MODERN BUILDING.
Carpeted halls. Resident manager
l room, dinette, kit bath, S49.50
Gas and Elec Furnished.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H St. NV National 2345
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GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind. Ave. NV. National O350.
4 BEDROOMS, AUTO. HEAT.
, Mt. Pleasant; 2ol4 Pierce Mill I'd. NV.
DIXIE REALTY CO.. National 1880.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED BEDROOMS X. AND B :
refg., utilities; liv. rm. desired but not
essential: suitable 3 adults and child OF A:
49-H. Star
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1884 10th ST NW-LARGE FRONT
room. kitchenette, sink. range, breakfast
set: newly decorated: S2s mo. Also large
bedroom, large kit; S32 30 mo-: CIV.
2006 COLUMBIA RID. NV. APT. 22-5
rms, bath, well furn.: reas:: on car line nr.
Conn ave, bus, stores, school. DE 0552.
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2216 FIRST ST. NV, End FLOOR-2
rms, fully equipped kitchen with Frigid-
aire; includes everything: $3.50.
4123 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW-3
nhoSne % adt kenen pam m sas, eef
1927 COL. RID RMS, KIT. PRIVATE
bath, elec. refrigerator, big closets; entire
3rd f.. utilities: $40
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WILL SUBLET COMPLETELY AND WELL
furnished apt of / r, X and bath. Ref
erence required Apt. s26, McReynolds,
S05 18th ST NV
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

uOVSSS fON SAs6s
4 FpLLYs PEIAcIED gEr HE'D PgTcH coaoNIAI Ssd2sam!
Feaaes sFtsd C. s. .xsS. Pssp
s5is6 SS6 anii SsHfss PM nHcS Sis conn wo
1886 37th ST. NV. ADJ. .. 8. PARK;
hsss: Elsstrolu* Ssfs;', buiItTin ss?:; PsG Pyf
Miof saoEakER as5 4asn ax Stss 1Re %o sn s5ie
sssGsEdNt ssa .emisdstaehed. Fooms baths sed:
rs ssss s s5ao sSS5
BRAND.NEw BRICK HOME. DETACHED,
aerss Tns Sds gas 0s heat
ns1s ne1e e sssss ass ca
81 ;950-oN r ST NE ,tNR,, UNION STA, )
Zz6.r z,6s.rt and b. br: h;owh, elsc Nex s4s1 SEND
1owner5. pI. 45os. Eve. and Sun. oE. $500
INDIAN SPRING CLUB EsrATEs-NEw
sstraesion. $500 to 81; 500. Adjacent solf
e9aF's cal shepherd Aird'eRa ssas H. A. approved
NEAR TECH HIoH-6 LARGE ROOMS,
is Sssa q Psi ee RsaITY Co.. Hz
With tWd sood Sedroens Smck sed Sss Vins
room with fireplacs % sutomatic beat: resre- o,
IN SStlf 20? PM MOS ssis Il conn. caLlrs' wo. 7SOo
ksnmefe meNae ser TO- tsss aNR home. e elees
sssR sR sa %e t s5 sss No1 sson sson
che,t1p1s 1psns ssss S oT osiSsd 4s7 aa' eau
So, ,95O-CHEvY CHAsE-TH1s SPACIOUS,
shss In
Conysnsn,y Sa lGssted oysEloefinE oSys
i4ss izsssvani1pi' Until pm. A A0o~..AiAo' va
TWo-FAM1LY HOUSE ON 7th, NEAR GAL
latin st; Complete unit with bath on nrst
ss Sr BE- snS Soda AZ rsss ss :ss Ct $50 ones; mSnh
ssssiRDss %AsHH VI sHiHiE JAMES Nj Mseas e 81 s34s
oEORGETOWN HANDSOME CORNER
residence-2903 N st.-Recently remodeled
and well appointed. very large drawing
sofP. 5oem and end dinins room SedrSGms
inclosed garden: excellent terms: selling
bscsyse Of illness. Open Sat; and Sun.
osss5nGsn. cae6. M. $5ss. ss g. GRAHAM IYTIs Du.
$3.50. $3.50. Ss.25O-3 NEW BRICK
design and most modern construction
IN Forest 0s Drive Ee out e oa
Geor1etown I'd. to our sign, left on Hunt
ington parkway l block, right on Custer rd.
$500 Wis. ave. Phone WI. 6893.
SS.950-NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME,
6 lovely rooms. bath and 1avatory Nice
size lot. Splendid suburban section. con.
venient to everything REALTY ASSO.
GATES. Ma. I43s until 0 pm.
BRADLEY HILLS. NEAR WOMENs COUN-
try Club bedrooms, .2H baths. 2-car at
tached .earage, beautiful acre site. new
brick, thoroughly modern home IN the
country. Price. S12,600, with terms Is
low as $500 per month. :. HAMILTON
FARMS CO., Ma. 1862. =
3e;Aso-.NEAR AMEHIcAN UNIvERsrTY
home you've been looking for. Six lovely
rooms; oil heat See this bargain promptly.
REALTY A6eoC1ATE9, Ma. 1898 until
800 CASH 4Np. TITLE ExPTNBES WILL
4nAnee and hut14 for you. also =. Il Z
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2327-3l 18th ST. N.W-S57 80.
OPP. MERIDIAN PARK-AIR COOLED
2 rooms, dinette, kit, bath: $3.50:
gas, elec. refg incl. in rent CO 005a-J.
VICTOR cAHILL. Agent, National 6313
1745 COLUMBIA RD NW.-5 BIG
rooms. bath. porch, refrigeration. S57. so:
yery, conyenient location; apartment in
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 K ST. NV. Ma 1865,
1920 ONTARIO RD, NV.
2-bedrm. apt. nr. 18th and Col I'd
modern flreproof bids, refg. on house
S47.50-S50. Res mgr. Adams 530s
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GEORGETOWN.

FOR REAL COMFORT.
CHOICE RMS, KIT. APT. S42.5O.
Modern NV BLDG. near 18th and Park
rd.: large, bright rooms and closets; lastly
decorated; many refinements Adams 94S4
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671o 8th ST. NV
9 spacious rooms and tiled bath, 2 In.
closed rear porches and front porch, O..
schools stores and transportatlop. $50 10.
WI. Il. QAUNO&&8 CO.. INC,
1b1o Z 6t. NV. District 1016.
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INCLUDING Heat and Hot Water.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1h1Q K St NV Diatrict 1Q16
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| xo,o CYRUS KE1SER, Jr..
| 4slo WIS. Ave. WO. 1911. Eve. WO 7465 .

TAKOMA PARK-BUNGAIOW WITH (
rooms. bath, basement, pantry. hot-water
neat with oil burner, garage Wooded lot
ss22xGEoo. 1 blk to stores. l-fare bus. Only
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

SAFE FURNITURE STORAGE costs no
more. Why take a chance? Enjoy complete
protection. Low rates. Open storage. Pri-
vate rooms. Call Merchants, Ma. 5000
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KEW GARDENs|sTUDIo APT. sUBLET.
i r. k, d.. b. dress. rm.; by day, week or
month: references exch. Michigan 0O4d
/ ROOM. KITCHENETTE, PRIVATE BATH,
Frigidaire. Adults. Near cars. 14lS
(Srittanden ct
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ROBERT E LoHR,
Bill Cedar ST., TAX. Pk n q

NEW WOODBRIDGE CORNER HOME
1880 18th St ne, attractive brick.
rooms, 2 tile baths, with bedroom and bath
on lst floor. chestnut trim. fireplace, mod
ern Kitchen. gas air conditioned heat brick
garage; Consider small house in trade.
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ROLLINGWOOD SECTION.
We are happy to offer this desirable new
corner, property IN this unusual location
for only
S10.75O
OF Georgian Colonial design this homo
contains 6 large rooms. 1st-n lavatory,
recreation room and full maids room in
basement; well built and well equipped.
This home can be purchased on terms far
less than rent. Call Mr.. sHEARER. Ho.
bart 4743
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apt: conv. to everything; reas. CO. 1858
1912 WISCONSIN AVE. NW-3 ROOMS,
kitchen. bath, porch, Frigidaire and phone
included: adults only
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SO-V1ENAIiVe APIS. FOX SALE.
ON CONN AVE. 36O0-LiVINO ROOM.
foyer. bedroom. dinette. kit; mo. terms
ad0lts: gentiles: no pets. Box 170-D Star.
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e PINEHOUSE, 1898 r. I. ave. NV
v desirable vacancies for young people,
als location surroundings ideal
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NOHIHBROOK.
1926 18th ST. NV
We have available a very desirable cor
ner apt Large kit. living room. bedroom
and bath, French doors with balcony, "a
hr. switchboard and elevator service Resi-
dent Manager, Columbia T23O
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JEWISH, lovely .lome.. for young people,
comfortable rooms. delicious food. 20l3
Mass. ave, near Dupont Circle. Decatur
RCS2
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234. CROMWELL TER NE. q BLKS
north Of 3rd and r. I. ave 5-6 rms, built.
IN garage. auto. heat, Electrolux: new
house condition. Dupont 6952-7144
55O6 4th ST NW-MODERN 6-RM.. Dr.
nette. l full and two u baths. 2 screened
porches. front porch, recreation rm oil
neat: garage in rear yard: S75 month.
Georgia 1924 j0s
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3647 VAN NESS ST NW.-8 ROOMS.
Two BATHS, auto. sas heat, AIR CONDI-
IION1NG; built-in garage. Call Woodley
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BETHE8DA.
bedrooms. 2h baths. oil h.-wh., Ss6.
Z. N. FRY. INC. WI. $40 Until 8 Pm.
3s19 VAN NESS sT.-sEMI-DETACHED
fine condition; near Wisconsin ave; s
rooms bedrooms), gas furnace, 2-car
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/. BLDGS. 1851 Mass. ave
| triple; c.h.w.. unlim. phone,
I mattresses; $40 and UP.
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NV, owner: w. e. Mooney Co..
2539 Pennsylvania avenue NV,
builder; Leon Chatelain, jr., design
er; to make repairs, 1929 K street
NV: to cost $4,000.
La Verne C. Kplinger, owner;
E. A. Pessagno Co., 1015 Fifteenth
street NV, builder; Carroll Meigs,
designer; to make repairs, TIT I
street and 905 Eighth street NV;
to cost $500.
Joseph A. Desiller, owner and
builder; A. p. Anderson, 4507 West
ern avenue NV, designer; to erect
one 1-story frame dwelling, 5113
Sherrier place NV; to cost 5000.
Himmelfarb Properties, Inc. 474
X street NV, owner; American Oil
Co.. 654 Jefferson Davis highway,
Baltimore, Md, designer and build
er; to erect one 1-story brick, block
and stucco car greasing and wash
ing. 500 G street NE; to cost 5000.
Renato Corte, 1906 Thirtv-second
street NV, owner and builder T. F..
Collier, 1109 Twentieth street NV,
builder; to erect one 1-story and
basement brick and cinder block
rear addition, 1861 Thirty-fifth
street NV: to cost $2,500.
Peter p. and Helen w. Meagher,
2811 North Capitol street, owners;
w. Foldon, Forest Glen, Md, de-
signer and builder; to make repairs,
281l North Capitol street; to cost
$500.
M. Kapneck, 736 Eleventh street
NV, owner and builder; j. M. Hal
lett, 6525 Piney Branch road NV,
designer; to erect one l-story brick
garage, 1455 Church street NV: to
cost $500.
Shadah Updike. 1929 D street NE,
owner; j. r. Reid, 81 Bryant street
NV, designer and builder; to make
repairs, 1929 D street NE; to cost
5000.
Labrot & Co., Annapolis, Md,
owners; Beacon Sign Co., 81 N street
NV, designers and builders; to
make repairs, 804 Fourteenth street
NV; to cost $3.50.
Morgan Pryse, 1918 Albemarle
street NV, owner; to erect brick
garage, 4613 Albemarle street NV;
to cost $500.
Carl Nyman, 5409 Georgia avenue
NV, owner; Leon T. Turner, 1866
Perry street NV, builder; Charles
Waugh, Blair road, Maryland. de-
Signer, to erect one 1-story brick
store, 5409 Georgia avenue NV; to
cost 1000.
Steuart Motor Co., owners; Leon
Chatelain. jr., designer; to make re-
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ing, 1869 Upton street NV; to cost

ing, 1869 Upton street NV: to cost
$500.
Stone Construction, Inc, 927 Fiji
teenth street NV, owners and
builders: Edwin Weihe, 927 Fifteenth
street NV, designer; to erect one
2-story brick and cinder block
dwelling, 3141 Quesada street NV:
to cost $1,000.
Arthur Hartung, 839 Bladensburg
road NE, owner; Louis Bernard, 209
Biltmore drive, Silver Spring, Md,
builder; Mary Frances Knee, 1871
K street NV, designer: to erect
one 1-story brick addition diner,
839 Bladensburg road NE; to cost
$4,000.
Howard s. Gott, Colorado Build
ing, owner; w. H. Lewis, 3203
Georgia avenue NV, designer and
builder; to erect one 1-story cinder
block dwelling. 1921 Marne place
NE; to cost $4,000.
C. B. Edwards, 2404 Thirty-second
street Sc, owner and builder; E. c..
Berton, designer, to erect one 2-story
brick and cinder block dwelling.
1926 M street Sc: to cost 5000.
Floyd E. Davis, 733 Twelfth street
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you have radiator heat, set the fan
on the floor, blowing into a radiator
at an angle. If you have hot air
heat, put the fan on top of book
case, blowing upward at an angle.
The effect will be to put the air of
the room into circulation; the
heated air will be brought down
and all of the air in the room will
come to fairly even temperature
False ceilings would be expensive
and for your case I doubt if they
would have practical results.
Water Pipes.
Question-For water pipes should
copper tubing or brass pipe be in
stalled?
Answer-Copper tubing is easily
installed and the cost of installa-
ton is less than on the rigid brass
pipe.
Stones for a Walk.
Question: can get plenty of
stones of various sizes and shapes.
Would it be reasonably inexpensive
to use these for walk and a ter
race where children could play?
What should the base be? The
ground is very sandy.
AnSWer-You could use loose
stones for walk, but they would
not do for a play floor; for this you
should lay down a bed of cement
and press the stones into it before
it hardens.
Basement PlayrOOm.
Question-In a house that I am
planning to buy there is a nice base
ment, and I would like to use one
part of it as a playroom for chill
dren. Would it be practical to use a
linoleum rug in it?
AnSWer-A basement is not
healthful place for a playroom for
children, because dampness is in
evitable, even when it seems dry.
Although the floor may seem dry,
there is moisture in it picked up
from the ground underneath that
evaporates in the air of the cellar.
Condensation is also very likely.
Linoleum should not be used on a
cement basement floor, for it will
rot. A basement playroom can be
made satisfactory only by thorough
waterprooflng and by ample ventila-
ton.
SoundproOf Ceiling.
Question-Please give me inform
alton on soundproofing a downstairs
ceiling.
AnsWer-Complete soundproofng
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pairs, 2045 West Virginia avenue
NE; to cost 81 500.
Boss q Phelps, 1417 K street NV,
owner and builder; Harvey p. Bax-
ter, designer: to make repairs, 1870
Hoban road NV; to cost $500.
Boss 81 Phelps, 14l7 K street NV,
owner and builder: Harvey p. Bax-
ter. designer; to erect one 1-story
brick addition, 4520 Hoban road
NV; to cost 81, 900.
e. D. Rupert, 1926 H street NV,
owner; N. S. Boxwell, IA r street
NE, designer and builder; to erect
one 1-story brick storeroom addition,
1925 H street NV; to cost $3.50.
Mrs. Lima Gonzale, 3343 Eigh-
teenth street NV, owner; H. w.
Turner, designer; to make repairs.
3343 Eighteenth street NV: to cost
81 900.
Mrs. Joe Herbert. owner; M. w.
Rinkert, Falls Church, Va, builder;
to make repairs, 1912 Naylor road
Sc; to cost $500.
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will hardly be possible, because
much of the sound is carried by the
framework of the house. For fair
results, insulating board can be laid
on the floor. above, to be covered
with new flooring. The insulating
board and the new floor should not
be nailed, for nails would carry
sound; they should be held down
with a kind of cement called mas
tic. A false ceiling can be built
underneath the present ceiling but
should be supported on the side
walls and be entirely out Of con-
tact with the present ceiling.
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Building
Continued From Page B-2)

builders; E. Burton Corning, 1910
Connecticut avenue NV, designers:
to erect one 2-story brick, tile and
cinder block dwelling, 3343 Stuy-
vesant place NV; to cost $500.
Sterrett & Dent, 3425 Rodman
street NV, owners and builders;
Dana B. Johannes, jr., 927 Fifteenth
street NV, designer; to erect one
2-story brick and cinder block dw ell
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
OPERA

Ell Metropolitan Opera House,
de New York, comenzara la tenn
porada de opera ell dia 2 de d.
ciembre.
"Un Ballo en- Maschera," Ia
opera de Verdi que hace "a amos
no sc representa- en- ell Metropo-
Titan, sera repueSta IN ell cartel.
La opera Sc cOmpuso en- 1858 y
Sc hasa en- ell asesinato del rey
GuStavo III, de Suecia, que Sc
ccmeti6 en- un bale de mascaras,
en- 1892. Cuando Sc ensayaba EN-
Paris, ocurri6 un atentaldo con-
ira la vida de Napoleon III.
Su primera representation, en-
New York, tuvo lugar Ell IL de
febrero del ano 1861. Ell Metro
politan no la estren6 hasta Ia
temporada de 1889-1890. La Ill
TINA vez que Sc cant6 fue ell q
de noviembre de 1918. La dir.
gira Ell maestro EttOre Panizza.
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
NAPOLEON Y T~ALLEYRAND
Charles POore
"The New York Times Book
Review"

Esto, ciertamente, es ccm-
prenderlo TODD y perdonarle to-
do. con una venganza. Puede ha-
cerse ell resumen de TODD clio di-
ciendo que era estable. Y cierta-
mente complete a Napoleon en-
todas las aventuras en- que par
ticiparon. En- realidad chocaron
desde un principle, pero puesto
que cada uno necesitaba del D.
tro, las cosas marcharon con a.
parente S~uavidad, o general
mente Sc reajustaban. Talley-
podfa enfrentarse cen Napoleon
y decirle Ia verdad, con conside-
rable vaIor, pero pOdia tambien
adularlo fastidiosamente. Y es-
ia segunda caracteristica fue a
veces la mas it'll. Sus tr~aiciones
a Napoleon fueron, por supues-
to, valiosas para Ell. Su valor pa
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
PRoNUNCfo UN DISCOURSE
POR LA RADIO Ell MINIS
TRIO MATSUOK0

Toxic. sep. 2S.--El' ministro
iapon6s de re~laciones extariores
Sr. Matsuoko, un graduado de
la Universidad de Oregon, en-
los Kstados Unidos, habl6 hoy
por Ia Radio y dijo que SD pals
no items a5piraciones t%erritoria-
les en- America Y que tampoco
las tiene Ell Eje.
"Si no somos provocados, Ell
Jap6n no ira a la guerra. Ahora
.bien, surgiran ocasiones EN- que
sera necesario resolver en- un
momento los problemas que Sc
planteen.
Lo gus ell Jap6n desea es dis
.poner cuanto antes del "asunto'
de China. Los japoneses no So
mos bian entendidos en- las inten
clones que abrigamos. Gobierno
Y pueblo Sc han undo para real
Ear los s~acrificios necesarios y
Iegar a la paz."