Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, May 29, 1936, Image 25

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1777-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, May 29, 1936, Page B-7, Image 25',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045462/1936-05-29/ed-1/seq-25.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045462/1936-05-29/ed-1/seq-25.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045462/1936-05-29/ed-1/seq-25/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045462/1936-05-29/ed-1/seq-25/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

Evening star. [volume], May 29, 1936, Page B-7, Image 25
About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 30.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (5.1 MB)

Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.), 29 May 1936. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045462/1936-05-29/ed-1/seq-25/>

Newspaper Page Text

f BROADWAY;
-KUtmSioux Sca/itemn
INSTALLMENT XL
AN ended her dance in a whirl
wind of intricate taps, to the
applause of both Gary Gray and
Shell. As the last note died
away the musicians laid down their
Instruments! and gave the little boy a
great big hand.
Remembering her cue from Shell,
Janell looked surprised. Then she
pulled at her tie, faking boyish em
barrassment so naturally that Shell
aighed with relief.
"G-g06h!” she blurted self-con
Iciously. "The music was so swell I
Just forgot myself.”
"Great stuff!” Gary Gray went
ipver and slaped her on the back with
Wigor that made her gulp. "Where did
pou learn to dance like that, Keats?”
Jan almost lost her bearings.
"Oh,” she pitched her voice to its
lowest boyish barintone, “just foolin’
around. I k-kind of picked it up.
Mostly at the movies.”
"Ever thought of taking a whirl at
the stage?” Gray asked.
"Naw!” Jan looked down at her
feet. "I'm not good enough for that.”
"Well, I say you are,” Gray smiled.
"And just to prove I'm no idle flatterer
I’ll back up my statement with a con
tract. I've been looking for a juvenile
to do that dance in the cafe scene.
And you're hired!”
"Nothing doing.” Shell broke in hur
riedly, for he was afraid Jan would
squeal with delight, or lose her head.
"He's got to go back to school.”
"Well, g-gosh,” Jan looked floored.
"Do you really think. Mr. Gray, I'm
good enough for Broadway?”
"Plenty.” Gary lit a cigarette.
"Would you give up school a little
while if we could get your mother's
consent?”
JL bitvii •*. VVU1U OU » V VlUHIhU UJUilVJ
to go to college, couldn’t I?"
“You sure could. I’ll pay you a
hundred dollars a week if you let me
spot you In that cafe scene. And. boy,
that’s money In any man’s language
when you’re only 16.”
“A—hundred dollars!” Jan looked
Incredulous!.
Gary turned to Shell. “Listen,
Pease, where’s the boy's mother?
We've got to talk this thing over.”
“Aunt Min's an invalid and Uncle
Herbie's dead.” Shell looked properly
sorry. “Cousin Patience is Jan’s
guardian. They're staying in the
apartment across the hall from me.
My place was too small for all of us.
But I think you’d be wasting your
time talking with her. They've got
their hearts ^et on tire kid being a
surgeon—and ”
Jan broke in. “But a hundred dol
lars a week, Cousin Shell! We haven’t
got any money to send me to college.
That'd be the answer.”
“Well!” Shell shrugged skeptically.
“You can come up and talk to Pa
tience tonight. You know I'd love to
have the kid around.”
“Can’t I run up now?” Gray asked
eagerly.
“Nope, she's out,” Shell evaded.
“Anyway, you wouldn't get to first base
before I have a chance to sort of pave
the way. Come up about 8.”
Gray followed them to the stage
door and held out his hand. Jan
grasped it with a clinch. The director
smiled, and Jan knew what Shell had
meant when he said that in sprite of
Gray's seriousness he had a world of
charm.
“Here’s to luck!” Gray gave Jan’s
shoulder another vigorous slap after
they had shaken hands. “Get to work
on that sister of yours before I get
there. I think you've got the stuff,
and I’d like to see you get that money
to go to medical school.”
“It sure is fine of you. I don't know
how to thank you. even if the folks
won't let me go on the stage.”
Bark at the apartment Patience had
lived and died a thousand deaths in
the two hours since Shell and his
protegee had gone. She burned the
pot roast and dropped everything in
the kitchenette before she heard the
front door open.
“What happened?” She ran into
the living room with an egg-beater in
her hand. “Well, I see you two aren’t
In iail vet.”
Jan whirled dizzily and did a series
of cartwheels around the room. Then
she let out a few Indian yells.
“We put it over,” Shell explained
Joyfully. “He’s coming up at 8 to
night to try to get your consent to
letting Jan dance in the cafe scene.”
Jan took off her hat and threw it
In the corner. She was $till a little
mad with excitement. Patience
flopped Into a chair.
“You’ll never know what I've been
through,” she smiled haggardly. “Tell
me all about it.”
Shell began at the beginning and
told the entire story, from their en
counter with his friend who wanted to
know if Jan had met any chorus girls,
to Gary Gray and his enthusiasm over
Jan’s dancing. Then Shell set the
stage for Gary Gray's visit. It was a
little before 8 when the director ar
rived.
When Shell introduced the visitor
Patience began at once to oppose the
Idea of her brother’s giving up medi
cine for the stage.
“It's the craziest thing I ever heard
of.” She looked very stern and for
bidding and old maidish. “He's too
young to go on the stage. Besides, I
didn't even know he was a good
dancer.”
"He’s a genius, Miss Keats,” Mr.
Gray declared seriously. “You’ll be
very sorry some day if his dreams of
going through medical school don’t
materialize and you find you’ve stood
in the way of his earning the money.
He’ll be under my constant super
vision and I assure you he'll be in
good hands. Surely you can’t refuse
when his whole future seems to hang
cn finances. Mr. Pease tells me your
mother is an invalid and your father
Is dead.”
Patience winced. Seeing the pain
fn her green eyes!, Gary apologized
hurriedly.
“Please forgive me,” he begged, and
his face grew red with embarrassment.
“I didn’t mean to hurt you by remind
ing you of your family’s circumstances.
But only to help you see it my way.”
“It isn’t as though you didn’t have
me to look after the kid.” Shell broke
In. “He’ll be as safe with me as he
would at home.”
“I’d stay here and take care of him.”
Patience seemed to be studying deep
ly. "Well, Cousin Shell, if you really
think it’s the thing to do-”
Gary Gray jumped up. "Good! I
thought you’d come around to our way
of thinking. I'm sure you’ll never re
gret it.”
Jan, who had been sitting quietly in
a corner, broke in dazedly with
“G-gosh, Patience! Do you really
mean you're going to let me do it?”
Patience shrugged, and spread her
hands in a gesture of resignation.
“I guess so. A hundred dollars a
week is a lot of money. But you’ll
have to promise me a few things. Mr.
Gray. Probably you will have-to break
a few rules, but I can’t let my brother
sign a contract unices you do.”
•‘Such as what?” he asked pleas
antly.
• Well.” Patience looked very prim,
“I don't like the idea of his being
around the theater any more than he
has to, under the influence of all those
sophisticated people. We’re right
next door here and I want him to be
allowed to get ready at the apart
ment."
"She means make up and go in his
costume to the theater,” Shell ex
plained.
’’I think that can be arranged.”
Gray said thoughtfully. "It's not like
ly to cause any difficulty, since he’s so
young. The older troupers will under
stand.”
Jan's heart skipped a beat. That
had been the thing that worried them
most of all. If she’d had to dress in
the theater—she'd have had to turn
down the job.
Gray picked up his hat.
“Come down to the office with me,
Pease, and let’s talk over the contract.
I've got an appointment with a man
at 8:30 to talk about the rest of the
costumes. I’ll get yours lined up,
Keats. It’s got to be right, because
I’m counting on you to make a hit in
that cafe number.”
“I'm sure I don’t know what mother
will say,” Patience said uncertainly.
“I feel I'm taking an awful responsi
bility.”
“Oh, Aunt Min is a good egg.” Shell
grinned behind the unsuspecting di
rector's back. “She’ll be oaky. Leave
her to me.”
(To Be Continued.)
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS.
Spaulding, Brig. Gen. George R.,
detailed as assistant chief of staff,
June 1.
Lincoln, Brig. Gen. Charles S., re
lieved from duty as assistant chief of
staff, May 31.
Davis, Lieut. Col. Arthur O.. Medi
cal Corps, to be retired May 31, with
rank of colonel.
Bowman, Maj. Leslie E., Quarter
master Corps, transferred from Army
Industrial College to Port Brown, Tex.
Hunter, Maj. Baxter J., Medical
Corps, to be retired May 31, with
rank* of lieutenant colonel.
Smith, Capt. D. Elford, Quarter
master Corps, from Port McDowell.
Calif., to Baltimore, July 18.
Nixon, Capt. Thomas H., Ordnance
Department, office of the chief of
ordnance to Fort Knox, Ky., June 28.
NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau of Navigation.
Dessez, Cornur. John H. S., detached
staff. Army War College in July; to
command U. S. S. Whitney.
Roesch, Comdr. Herbert O., de
tached Naval Observatory in July; to
instruction, Army War College.
Wright, Lieut. Comdr. Jerauld, de
tached command U. S. S. Sequoia in
June: to Bureau of Ordnance, Navy
Department.
Hummer, Lieut. (J. G.) Harry R., jr„
detached Naval Observatory about
June 1: to U. S. S. Aylwin as gun
nery officer.
NEW C. C. C. MOVES IN
145 Carolina Boys Take Up
Quarters at Fort Hunt.
A new Civilian Conservation Corps
company has moved into Fort Hunt,
Va., on the Mount Vernon Memorial
Highway, to replace the unit moved
recently to Pennsylvania, officials of
the National Capital Parks announced
today.
The newcomers are South Carolina
boys, an average age of 20 years, and
there are 145 in all. Capt. F. B.
Leitzfey commands the outfit and the
executive officer is Lieut L. C. Harrell
son. The new arrivals were condi
tioned at Fort Bragg. N. C.
They will be engaged in clean-up
and improvement work under direction
of the National Capital Parks.
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-3. col
umn 1
HELP—MEN.
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS telephone
must be experienced. Call Met. 6165. 29*
BAKER WANTED—Must have reference, j
Apply 1236 36th st, n.w. ___*
BENCH AND MACHINE HAND lor mtll
work shop. Address Box 5-P. 8tar office. j
BOY, over 18 yrs.. work in grocery store;
good reference and experience required.
4661 Hunt pi. n.e._:
BOY wanted, white, with small car for ,
delivery. Apply 1108 9th st. n.w. 39"
CARPENTER — Rebuild porches, weather
strip windows, doors: build recreation
room. State wages, when begin work.
Address Box 3-P. Star office.__
CARPENTER, experienced, who can read
plans. Call Emerson 6733._
CARPENTER, with tools, to hang screens.
1910 Maryland ave. n.e., at once. •_
COLLECTOR, experienced credit clothing.
735 7th st. n.w._._
COLLECTOR, with car; salary and com
mission; must know city. Feldman s, 1028
7th n.w.__
DRIVERS (2). white, experienced, with
references. Come prepared for work with
dark trousers. Apply after 12, 823 11th
n.w. _ _ __*
DRIVERS who can furnish covered ton
trucks for light delivery: give experience
and references. Address Box 493-M. Star
office.__
ELECTRICIAN and helper, experienced.
Apply after U p.m. W. A. Stuart, 813 Tay
lor st. n.w._*_
ENGINEERS, ^ehite. non-union; must have
first-class marine engineer s license, also i
ammonia refrigeration experience. State !
experience, give name of last employer and
three references. Address Box 198-P. Star
office._31 •_
ESTIMATOR for long distance and local
moving business; must have car; start at
once. 3613 Georgia ave. n.w. •
FARMER, experienced, near Olney. Md.
Apply between 10 and 12, 621 12 th
st. n.w.___ 3*_
FIREMEN, white, non-union, experienced
on high-pressure work; state experience
and give reference. Address Box 169-P,
Star office._31*
FOUNTAIN BOY. experienced: must be
neat, honest; reference required. Apply
Alban Tower Phar. _
GROCERY CLERK, experienced: good sal
ary for right man. Address Box 13D-P
Star office.
GROCERY CLERK, experienced on gro
ceries and meat: references. Must have
driving permit. 148 C at. n.e.
HIGH-SCHOOL AND COLLEGE BOYS. 18
or over, curb service. Apply 5111 Georgia
ave. n.w,__
MAN. experienced, to cut and install auto
glass. Apply J. Brenner & Son. Inc.. 2519
M st. n.w.__
MAN. colored, settled, reliable and honest:
to drive huckster's Model T truck. 2437
Eye st. n.w._*
MAN. young. 20-22. neat appearance^
ability to meet public: driver's permit re
quired. Vogue Cleaners. 826 Bladensburg
rd. n.e.__
MEAT CUTTER, first class: one who hss
worked In better-class stores; reference.
Address Box 140-P. Star office._
MECHANICS <2). white, acquainted with
Dodge and Plymouth cars: steady Jobs for
right men. Fred Motor Co.. 4101 Kansas
ave. n.w.___*_ _
MEN to sell all kinds of electrical appli
ances. Salary or commission. It will pay
you to get our proposition. Give details
of your experience In reply. Address Box
417-M. Star office.
OPPORTUNITY for a young man, who la
a high school graduate between the ages
of 21 to 25. to learn the real estate bual
nesa In a builder and broker’s office. Must
be neat and aggressive with A-l reference.
Apply at Room 302, Carry Bldg., 927 15th
st. n.w.. between 9 and 10 a.m.
PAPER SALESMAN, experienced only, with
following, can locate with fast-growing
house: good opportunity for live wire;
right man has chcnce to go a long way;
inexperienced man need not apply, com
mission basis Call In person. Gieman
Paper Co., rear 639 D st. n.w.. Ftiday
afternoon oa, Saturday morning.
HELP—MEN.
(C—Uaua4.) _
PASTRY CHEF; must be Ant-class dec
orator. Call 3413 14th at. n.w. Columbia
0466.___
PHARMACIST, realatered. for relief work:
state ate, experience, reference, salary ex
pected. Address Box4ti-P. Star offlce _
PRESSFR. experienced; steady position
Apply Wardman Park Hotel Valet Shop,
SALESMEN—Increased sales volume forces
us to add 2 experienced used-car men to
our present staff. Apply between lo a.m.
and 12 noon, Mr. Duke, used-car manager.
Parkway Motor. 3040 M at.
SODA'aND SANDWICH'MAN; must be ex
perlenccd. State age. reference, salary ex
pected. Address Box 4ft-P. Star office
SODA MAN. experienced, highest~ioc alref
erences required. Investment Pharmacy.
1501 K st. n.w._ _
STOCK ROOM MAN (11 for reliable'Ford
dealer; must be experienced: permanent
position. Apply Parkway Motor Co.. 3040
M st. n.w.______
TINNERS for guttering, spouting; suburbs;
60 cents per hr. Address Box 141-P, Star
office.__ •
-IRE REQROOYER. experienced only'
Permanent employment at good wages.
Address Box 355-K. Star office._•
WHITE MAN. helper, dog kennels; board
and room, pay according to what you do.
Dog experience unnecessary, Clev. iihmi.
YOUNG MAN for position as cashier and
repair order clerk. Must be familiar with
general office routine and preferably with
experience in auto dealership Apply per
sonally to F. E. Carter of Carter Motor
Co., 113 North St. Asaph st., Alexandria.
Va _
CARPENTERS—APPLY AT ONCK 'READY
FOR WORK. EDGEMORE LANE. ■->
BLOCK WEST OF WIS. AVE.. BETHE8DA
MD._ THE CENTRAL BUrLDING CO.
PAINTERS—APPLY AT ONCE READY
FOR WORK. EDGEMORE LANE. ‘a
BLOCK WEST OF WIS. AVE . BETrfESDA;
MD. THE CENTRAL BUILDING CO._’
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
For clean-cut men of good reputation
Must be careful drivers and willing to fol
low instructions. Salary SI?.50 per week,
plus commission. This is not a selling
proposition. Apply between 1 and 5 p.ra
only, liioti 22nd st. n.w._
USED-CAR SALESMEN.
We need men between 25 and 35 years
of age who are willing to work Intelli
gently. L*ads furnished and assistance
rendered in closing deals Attractive prop
osition. Call Mr. Koetzle. District 8300,
between A and H p.m.
DONOHOE-CHEVROLET,
_1620 M ST. N.W.
SUPERINTENDENT.
One thoroughly experienced with apt.
house construction. Concrete and frame
.t-story building. Reply stating experi
ence in detail. Also need carpenters. Ad
dress Box lil.t-P. star office.
~ SALESMEN.
Men with good education, pleasing per
sonality and ability to hold intelligent
conversation, who are willing to work as
directed, and have desire to Increase tl-eir
income we offer an unequaled proposition.
Interesting and ,pleasant work, with an
established organiiation of "0 years' stand
ing Equipment furnished. Replies con
fidential. Write fully about yourself. Ad
dress Box 15-M. Star office.
MEN WANTED]
AIR CONDITIONING,
REFRIGERATION,
OFFER BIG PAY.
Ixrok ahead: get out of the small-salary
rut Plan to get your share in the fastest
growing industry in the country. You need
no special education. Free employment
bureau: low rates easy payments.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR INSTITUTE.
_1333 14 th 8t. N.W. .11«
WANTED—SALES
DIRECTOR.
By tod established real estate office: Rood
salary and commissions; experience, energy
and previous success required. Only a
wide-awake salesman with ability to handle
men need apply. All communications con
fldential. Address Box 14M-P. Star office.
WANTED.
Assistant auto parts manager. Won
derful opportunity for experienced man.
excellent salary. Apply stating your ex
perience and qualifications. Address Box
1«»-P. 8tar office
BRICKLAYERS.
About 30 colored mechanics to work as
long as weather permits. Apply at any of
these jobs ready to work:
Trinidad and Raum N.E.
ITth and R Sts. S.E
14th and Fort Drive N.W
Spa and Barney 'Cottage Citvl.
C H SMALL & COMPANY.
_ 830 New York Ave. N.W.
JEWELRY SALESMAN.
A high-type, experienced man.
Address Box 478-M. Star Office.
ATTENTION. SALESMEN
To sell De Soto-Plymouth
cars. Best proposition in the
city.
SEMMES.
4121 13th St. N.W.
EXPERIENCED CREDIT
AND COLLECTION MAN
AGER FOR INSTALLMENT
FURNITURE ESTABLISH
MENT. STATE EXPERI
ENCE AND REFERENCES.
ADDRESS BOX 35-P, STAR
OFFICE.
HELP—MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE, or girl that wants a
home to wait on tables in restaurant.
University Inn. Berwyn. Md. Call Green
wood IQT'l-J__
PIANIST AND SINGER. “ girls or one man
and one girl. Argyle Restaurant. 1115
14th st. n.w.
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN, handy ground
house and lunch: room, board; state sal
ary. Hopkins Store. Shady Side, Md. 28*
WANTED—SALESMEN.
AN UNUSUAL sales opportunity, building
material product, is available lor a high
grade man willing to give his best efforts,
commensurate with earnings. Compensa
tion. straight commission payable weekly
when earned, on all business from exclusive
territory. Ability to secure new dealer and
lobbing accounts desirable. Correspondence
strictly confidential. Address Box 1‘2-M,
Star office.
INSTRUCTION COURSES
DIESEL—write for free booklet concern
ing America’s fastest «row in* industry.
HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOLS.
Office of Register.
Address Box 173-M. Star Office.
STENO-TYPIST EXAM —SAMPLE QUES
tions and Answers (General Test). Spelling.
Rough Drafts. Plain Copy and Dictation
Material: complete. SI.no. BRENTANO'S
BOOK STOM. 1332 Fat.__20*_
GIRLS—GIRLS—GIRLS!
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Spring is best time to start. Special
discount continued for a limited time.
Visit our schoor without obligation or write
for catalogue Jobs secured for gradu
ates Expert Instruction. Easy terms.
Modern School ol Beauty Culture. 1317
F st. n.w.___
Beauty Culture Success
Means MABELLE HONOUR Ttalning.
Free Catalogue—Terms—Dav-Nite Classes.
Graduates Placed in GOOD Positions.
MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM.
(The School of Successful Graduates !
I:t4ii N Y. Ave. N.W._Met. 7778._
COMPLETE Coaching Course. ALL
Subjects for Civil Service
STENOG.-TYPIST EXAM.
Dictation speed. Congressional matter.
fin-i no minute. Plain copy tests. Rough
drafts, general tests. Air exam and test
papers FREE for home study. Trial exams,
every other week. “IT PAYS to get the
BEST " Prepare—do not gamble.
BOYD SCHOOL,
“Civil Service Coaching Specialists."
1333 r St Igst. is Yra.r National 8338.
TRIAL EXAMINATION.
On Tuesday. June 2 at 6:40 pm., the
Mount Pleasant School for Secretaries will
conduct another complete trial examina
tion for a limited number of stenographer
and typist applicants for Civil Service ex
amination The examination lasts 3t4
hours, and the material Is similar to that
of former examinations. For a nominal
fee all papers will be traded according to
Civil Service standards and returned by
mall. Telephone Columbia 3000 for res
ervation before 6 p.m. Tuesday. June 2.
TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING.
14th Street at Park Road.
HELP WOMEN._
BEAUTY OPERATOR — Must be experi
enced Call Clare.-North 3122._
BEAUTY OPERATOR — Must be experi
enced In all lines; permanent position.
Ladv Jane, Inc._3_
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around, willing to
work some evenings. Phone Decatur 5609.
BEAUTY OPERATORS—Must be expert
all around: guarantee salary and com
mission Apply 1005 13th n.w._.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. American. exMrl
enced' ateady work: good job lor right
party. cg»Mr. Simmons. Bradley 7-2. _
BEAUTY OPERATORS—Two all-around
operators and one finger waver and mani
curist for a department store. Apsdy at
the New Metropolitan Beauty Shop. 617 7th
st. n.w,____
COUNTER GIRL, pleasant; must have ref
erences. Ye Goode Shoppe 'h'H Washlng
ton-Baltimorc Blvd.. ColmarManor»Md._
GIRLS for curb service. 18 to 25. neat In
appearance Apply_51U_GeorgU_ave._ n.w,
Ladies—National concern can use two
f£ «hWs work dally marrledprefen-ed;
Immediate pay. ,AppJ,_®Inp,lo*m'nt m,r-'
9-12. Room 205. 1427 Eye at. n.w.
NURSE for nursing home. Start
month, rooni and board. Address Box
12P-P. Star oftcp_
UTiejt*
.. 4
HELP WOMEN.
_(Continued.)__
SILK PLEATERS—Must be experienced;
rood wages. Needle's Cleaners. 1333 Bu
chanan st. n.w._
BILK PRESSER. experienced, at once: good
par and steady work. 2511 Sherman ave.
n.w. Phone Adami_OBOO.__
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper. State
age. experience and salary expected. Ad
dress Box H-P. Star offlce._
TYPIST, with some bookkeeping experi
ence; salary. $100 per month. Addiess
Box 37-P. Star offlce. stating full expert
ence and references._
WOMAN, white, middle-aged, as eomoiin
on. housekeeper In Summer home; no chll
iren: good home for right party. Reply,
dating salary wanted and full particulars.
Address Box 404-M. Star offlce.
WAITRESSES. IK to 25 years of "age;
must be experienced. Apply 5111 Georgia
ave. n.w.___
WAITRESS, white. 2(1 or 25 years oid. ex
perienced. Must know how to type menu.
apply aid Pa. ave. s.e._ 30*_
WAITREak white. 1131 14th st. n.w._
WAITRES8 AND COUNTER GIRL, OXPurl
enced only. 3134 M at. n.w._
IP YOU HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE
In any of the following: Kindergarten,
child psychology teaching or personnel
work, age 2*1-45, with college training, an
established corporation will consider you
ror Immediate position. Write details, age,
pxperlence. educgtlon and phone number.
Andrew Box l.’t.'l-P, Star offlce._
YOUNG WOMAN
With sales experience for contact work.
Salary and commission on prospects se
cured. Permanent position for reliable,
productive worker. Appointment bv tele
phone only. Call Mr. Irwin. Metropolitan
IK4n. 8:.3() a m. to 5 p m . tomorrow.
Brlfflth Consumers Co.. 1413 N. Y. ave. n.w.
BEAUTY OPERATORS.
Good marcellers and finger
wavers; best salary if you qual
ify; no Saturday work. Phone
Shepherd 2313 for a tryout.
EXPERIENCED CLERKS
AND TYPISTS FOR CREDIT
OFFICE AND COLLECTION
DEPT. OF LARGE FURNI
TURE ESTABLISHMENT.
ADDRESS BOX 11-P, STAR
OFFICE.
HELP—DOMESTIC.
CHILDS NUR8E white: cook dinner
Thursdays: single rm. and bd . $36 month:
give age. releiences. Address Box U8-P,
8tar ofllce.____
COOK, experienced and capable. Apply
3620 16th at. n.w. »__
COOK and general houseworker, exp., col
ored. settled; live In: S25 mo., room and
board. 1 itl.'t Varnum st. n.w._20* _
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. must be ex
perienced: good laundress and cook: stay
nlghtsr city references. Emernon_l 500._
GIRL. neat, for general housework: experi
enced with children; one who has worked
In Jewish family preferred stay some
nights; $6 week to start; citv references
required. 1353 Sheridan at. n.w. Phone
Georgia .3040.___
GIRL, r h w . care of children; references;
home nights; $25 per month. 130.3 Gar
field at.. Silver Spring._
HOUSEKEEPER, white, middle-aged, to
take care of home and 2 small children.
8538 Georgia ave . Silver Spring.
HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged colored wom
an: light work: must stay nights. Phone
Cfarend o n 1500._
HOUSEKEEPER (couple, man working*
for rooming house: experienced German
preferred. Apply after 4 p.m„ 1833 M
at, n.w,__ _
WOMAN, colored. 30 to 40 years, good
cook and general houseworker: stay nights:
country suburb; leference: S7 week. Phone
Bradley 206,
SITUATIONS—MEN.
ACCOUNTANT, junior, desires connection
with a certified public accountant or firm.
Phone Shepherd 4PH7-J. 31*
CLEANING OFFICES — Have your office
cleaned by experienced man. good refer
ences. Write Harris. 1415 Corcoran st. n w.
•
JANITOR, colored, responsible. :i years*
exncrience: good city references. Phone
Cleveland 5088
YOUNG MAN. capable looking for work
on poultry farm; has experience. Address
Box 4.V2-M. Star office.__ •
YOUNG MAN. years old. experienced in
rental real estate and construction busi
ness Phone Walnut 7080-J.
SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN.
Cbl/ORED man and woman wish to go
away as cook and maid. Call Decatur
417.J-J.
SITUATIONS—WOMEN.
RIDING INSTRUCTOR, competent, expert
enced. wants nosition on country estate,
in camp or resort place: will furnish good
horses if desired. Louellen Reed. Stephens
Citv Va. ____•
STENOGRAPHIC work or typing evenings
after 4 p.m. Phone Metropolitan 0540,
Apt. 622.
SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC.
COLORED OIRL reliable wishes Job gen^
eral housework and cooking; stay nights!
ref Phone Decgtur 2292.
GIRL, colored, general housework and
mother's helper; stay nights; room and
boa rd1 *15 month. Phone Emerson 5407.
GIRL wishes day's work or nart-tunr Job
mornings: no cooking. Call BOB t, R n.w.
OIRL, colored, wishes evening work of miv
kind, after 4 pm. Call 1121 Harvard
st. n.w._
GIRL, colored genera’ housework; stay
nights. Call West (Mill.
GRADUATE NURSE wants care of eiderly
person or semi-invalid: free to travel;
drive car; salary reasonable. Lincoln 72o:’,
4-7 p.m_
WOMAN, colored, experienced, wants parT
time work from 7 a m. to 12; cafe work;
3 nights a week. 1.321 T st. n.w.
WOMAN, colored, wants general house
work; good reference; stay nights. 15u5
P st. n.w.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES!
TOURIST HOME, filling station and store,
on Baltimore Blvd Also tourist hotel.
Arthur Carr Hyattsvllle. Md. Phone Green
wood 2354.
BATTERY CHARGING and used-tire“bu«T
ness: owner leaving town, must sell; only
SHSO. Ed. 4(U5 Georgia ave._
BAKERY n.w sec : $12,000 yearly retail;
good bakery and store fixtures Will sac
rifice to good offer. Address Box 4S5-M.
Star office »
REFRESHMENT AND LUNCH STAND, right
on beach. Neeld Estate Plum Point Md..
for rent. Good business and wonderful
Summer location. Refined trade, no beer.
Apply on property._JJH*
OPPORTUNITY for chef-cook. In Miami,
for well-known and busy tea room as
partner with $1,000. full securities. Ad
dress Box 454-M, Star office._
WANT TO BUY In Washington, ladies or
men's wearing apparel store. Address Box
4-P. Star office. 30*
CAMERA REPAIRS.
CAMERA' REPAIRING!
PULLER A d'ALBERT INC..
815 10th St N.W Phone National 4712.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
TAKE ADVANTAGE Or OUR LOW PRICES
/.ND $5.00 MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Papering Heating
Painting Oil Burners
Flooring "orcli Enciogureg
Plumbing Remodeling
Call Mr TABOR at Metropolitan 0854
For Free Estimate.
THE HOME MODERNIZING CO
100P nth 8t N.W Night Phone CIct 5000
TIME TO MODERNIZE
YOUR HOME IS NOW!!
Plans and Estimates Free.
We do every branch of work that
the HOME REQUIRES
ALL WORK FINANCED TO SUIT
YOU. Get our ESTIMATE and you
will be PLEASED.
MARIANI
CONSTRUCTION CO.,
1306 R. I. Ave. N.W. North 0705.
Consult our Mr.
Wm. St. Cyr Barrington
—renowned architect on how to
renovlze Interior and Exterior.
YOUR HOME—
Is It the place you want It to be? Have
you the conveniences so necessary to your
family's comfort? If not. you should be
vitally Interested in
HOME IMPROVING.
Have your reoalra made now. Don't
wait another day. Our budget plan is
custom-made to suit your Income. _ No
mortgages. No red tape. No delay Your
signature alone is all we require. Low rate
of interest, 4r/, yearly Is the only charge.
NO CASH DOWN,
Small D&ymcnts as low as
$3.00 MONTHLY.
START PAYING IN AUGUST. .
Check these features today and have
your l ome improved the tested, guaran
teed way—THE FEDERAL WAY
Papering Heating Carpentry
Painting Oil Burners Hardwood Floors
Plastering Garages Electrical Work
Plumbing Spouting weather^trlpping
Roofing_Cementing Porch Inclosurea
FREE ESTIMATES.
THE
FEDERAL
CONTRACTING CO., INC.,
113 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.
National 7130. National 7403.
NIGHT. ADAMS 1103.3.29*
Remodeling—Repairing
of All Kinds.
Painting—Papering.
NO DOWN PAYMENT.
P. H. A. Plan financing. Small amount
each
H. I. PAS8ETT, INC.,
MM b fit. N.W. KMtaMi lfi«0.
4
PERSONAL.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. 005 14th
n.w. Open eve.; Sun., 10-12. Met. 1833.
BARGAIN; OWNER WILL BELL SOME
lots In Columbia Gardens Cemetery near
half price. This ia a beautiful, non-sec
lanan perpeUal care cemetery on Lee
Boulevard, 'k mile west of Arlington Na
tlonal Cemetery. Clarendon 968-R. *
PHYSIO THERAPY TREATMENTS FOR
colds and chronic pains; health lamp.
Appts . Potomac 4721 Closed Thursdays.
PIANO. VOICE. RHYTHM WORK DURING
Summer CAMP and school; swimming, salt
water boating, fishing, pony riding. Rates,
write B. 8. BARNES. Wild Rose Shore
Camp. Annapolis. Md.. phone 132-J. ■
GRAD. NURSE GIVES HYDROTHERAPY
health treatments, colonic Irrigation. Hours
by appointment. Phone District 4818._30*
HEM ORRHOID8 ERADICATED BY MY
own method: results effective tor a life
time or money back Write for booklet:
S?—or surgery Dr SOMMER -
WgRCK. 1MP5 Columbia rd Adams OMRS
DRESSMAKING. DESIGNING, ALTERING.
lormerly with Garflnckel'%
JESTER SISTERS Suite 04. 1110 F at. n.lR
Phone National 9051. • t
ELDERLY OR CONVALESCENT: FRONT
room, next bath: good care, good food:
elevator, free phone, references. Plst. C717.
PERSONALITY AND SPEECH CON8TI
tute 60 per cent of success. Are yours
in need of Improvement? Personality anal
Wl* confidential helD AGNES McCALL
PARKER. 1092 Natl. Press Bldg Natl. 5511
Ju,OS *'aah*J,; shampooed: domestic. 9x1 2.
8x10. 0x9. $2.60. Get free estimates for
your Oriental rugs Armenian Oriental
Hug Co.. Adams 6712. Delivery service.
OIL PERMANENTS, $1,957
Finger Waves. 15c: Manicure. 15c.
MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM.
1340 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Met. 7778._
ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO.
ROOFING—SIDING—INSULATION
2125 R. I ave N.E. POTOMAC 0200.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
WEEK-END DRIVE TO ATLANTIC"CITY:
can accommodate four. If interested, call
Cleveland 5302.
LEAVING JUNE 1 FOR WEST VIA KANSAS
Uitv or Omaha Room for 2. $12 each. C.
MANUEL. Fairfax, Vs., on Lee Highway.
Phone 90-F-4. •
WEEK-END DRIVE~'TO-ATLANTIC™CITY
can accommodate four. If Interested, call
Cleveland 5308.
TO SAN DIEGO . CALIF ~VIA DALLAS!
ve*. — S1** :l<> one or two share gas and
oil. Phone Metropolitan 4609. 29*
BEAUTY PARLORS.
EXCE8STV* WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Woru'erlul French method used Dr Della
Ledendecker. 3025 O at. n.w. West 1120.
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS A SERVICE.
ALTERATIONS, carpenter work, painting:,
papering, weather stripping, roof p* kiting.
Porches Inclosed, recreation rooms Attica
nniohedand Insulated Columbia 91_35_
BEDDING MATTRESSES, box springs and
pillows reno.: best prices and prompt del.
Wash, Mattress Co..3111 L at. 8.W.. Nat. 6879.
BED BUGS, ROACHES and
other vermin exterminated; free estlmatea.
reasonable rates Apex Exterminating Co
004 O st. n.w. Phone Natlona1 7061,
CARPENTER—Flooring shelving, screen
■h® fencing, general repairing Brining.
13r»n Taylor at. n.w Phone Adams 1U24_
CARPENTER—Prompt reliable, reason*
sole: Porches. steps. fences screens,
shelves, fine cabinet work. Douglas, phone
Metropolitan 0165.
CHAIR CANINGT^h^s^
rocket* splinted^ CLAY ARMSTRONG
1235 10th n.w_Phone Metropolitan 2082
ELECTRIC WIRING
E*1". 2;r house fixture* fit base plugs «55
R**»l Bee Co. B49 Upshur n w. Pel 8581
Floors Sanded. Finished.
L T. Folk. 5357 Sherrler pi. n.w. Clev. 0528.
FLOOR WORK, expert: old floors made
like new: prices reasonable: work guaran
teed W C Deaton 4227 8th st. n.w
Phone Columbia 7882._
FLOOR WORK, sanding. reflnishing~etF.
I Old floors made like new. Call Hankins,
Metropolitan 8823. 4*
! PAINTING Interior. oddlobsT sash
i . . VTe,C0,rdsi screens Installed,
weaver. Adams 8401.
PAINTING papering.~rooflng_~general-re^
! ?S 3%: guaranteed, reas if L Smith
1724 Webster st n.w. Phone Adame 7108.
PAINTING plastering stuccoing: first class
workmanship, reasonable prices For es
timates ca]l_Llnc^J542!t-R 30*
PAINTING papering, of Quality; carperw
ter repairing: floors refinished that sat
isfy; guaranteed; estimate low rate
I financing._A E Burrcil Adams 3892
PAPERING PAINTING—Rooms papered
»■;> up. Prompt service: do my own work.
Phone Metropolitan 3287. •
PAPERING 5 rms.. 2-^story hall *30 and
up: quick service, white mechanics Call
any time: neat papers. Adams J2328.
PAPERING, painting—Deal direct with the
workman, estimates furnished free. Adams
-<e>0. Write 822 Princeton pi n.w
PAPERHANGING—5 rooms. 2-story half,
complete if 3»* White mechanic. Good
work, quick service. Guaranteed satisfac
tion._Phone_Linco!r. it 182-w.
PAPERING PAINTING—Average room 18.
r- n *%/*ovn wor}c Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call Metr any time_Columbia n.398
PAPERING ROOMS- *•’ dp. work
GEORGE. 508 Onelda_Pl N.w 'oto 9488
PAPERING ROOMS *5 VP.
1 WHITE MECHANICS
FREE ESTIMATES COLUMBIA III 18. •
PLASTERING repairs Stucco resurfaced,
cement, chimneys waterproof baaemf'nt*
! tenw,41fer-^.ltr roofs- reas
UPHOLSTERING.
Local and Suburban Estimate!
_ ,, Cheerfully Furnished FREE
Cal1 Col 8875 3705 Georgia Ave. N W.
MASTER UPHOLSTERING CO.
SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
r"Advertttementi under thte heat,
tng are ^returned to be from prt.
van individuals unleu the advtr
eatment gives t drm name or a
business addreu or states the word
Dealer Members or the subtle
who And dealers masquerading in
| this column at private individualt
ara urged tc report the matter to
The Star lor investigation."
AIR VENTILATORS—Alr-c'onditioning Is
frequently simply a matter of moving stale
*if- A ventilating fan at $7.50 complete
with panel, may solve your problem. In
stalled with four screws For stores, res
taurants etc., a 12-in . ti-ble.de ventilating
fan. $14.05. Repairing. Harris Arma
ture Co.. Oth and O n.w. North 1020. 20*
ARMATURE WINDING—Save money on
I elec, motor repairs: large stock motors,
brushes bearings, etc.: starters, gener
ators exch.. repaired. $3.50 up Harris
Armature Co., nth A O n.w. North 1020.»
BABY CARRIAGE (Loyd) and a Loyd
stroller: good condition. Call Emerson
1464. or 28lft Qrdwty st. n.w.
BAKE OVEN, pans, scales. 2 show cases,
cash register: Ford de luxe coupe. 1033. A-l
condition. only $250. Phone Decatur
15.17-W after 4 p.m. __20*
BARBER CHAIR, used, but In good condl
tion. $10._H. Baum A Son, 010 X at. n.w.
BATH TUB. beams lintels, brick, brick,
brick—300.000; lumber, sash and doors of
all kinds. 1627 K gt. n.w, Metro. 6617.
BICYCLES—koillast and other Dlgh-graoe
wheels Haxelton Bicycle A Sporting
Goods Store- 424 8th n.w
BICYCLES. $7.50 up; velocipedes and car
riages for charges. 2401 ISth st. n.w.
Open eve._
BICYCLE, man's. Cadillac: special Troxel
spring cushion saddle, tires, coaster brakes;
$16.50. Phone Walnut 0103. _ •
BRICK. BUILDING & PLUMBING mate
rial from many wrecking Jobs, largest se
lection at bargain prices
HECHINGER CO.. Used Material Dept.
15th A H Sts N.E. Oth A C Sts. S.W.
5025 Oa. Ave. N.W, 1905 Nichols S.E.
CAMERAS—We buy sell trade used cam
eras. Cine kodaks and projectors Bar
gains^ ally__RqbbH0s_529_14th_aL_n_w_
COPPER for home builders, for flashing,
valleys and roofs, at half price.
uicnner. mn 51. n.w. Nauonal 4.1711.
DIAMOND BARGAINS A very rtne. com
plete selection of unredeemed diamonds
watches and jewelry tor sale at Dricea
much below their regular values Save
25SJ. to 40r» All merchandise GUAR
ANTEED as to weight color and perfection
Busses leaving 11th and Pa ave stop at
our door HORNING LOAN OFFICE,
south and Highway Bridge, opposite Wash
ington Airport
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, walnut:
2 buffets, china closet, 8 upholstered
chairs, table; practically new. 1828 Colum
bla rd.. Apt. 413. Adams 44.11.
DRESSES, several handsome street and
evening: perlect condition; very Inexpen
sive. Call Decatur 6828 or can be seen
1733 Conn, ave.__
DRESSES AND GOWNS, manufacturer’s
samples: wonderful buys, $1.99, $2.89.
$3.99: none higher; all high-grade, new
styles all sizes Manufacturer's Outlet
stores 1221 H at. n.e.. 1120 7th at. n.w..
1410Vi New York ave, n.w.. 723 8th at. a e.
ELECTRIC RANGE, hostess model, raised
oven, calrod units throughout: sell regu
larly for $284.50, now $195 Installed;
used In our kitchen for one demonstration;
one-year guarantee. National Electrical
Supply Co., 1330 New York ave. n.w._
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, porcelain. 4Vt
cubic It.: In use now. good working order;
$40. Call District 0764. Good buy._* _
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR (Norge), for
sale, or will exchange for piano. Telephone
Randolpn 4218,
FANS—New. 10-ln.. $4.96; 8-ln.. $2.95:
12-in. oac.. $13.96; 18-ln. osc.. $23.95:
most beautiful fans made; compare before
you buy. Harris Armature Co.. 9th & O n.w.
004
FRIGIDAIRE. 1934. used 1 year; perfect
condition: sale cheap. Phone Atlantic
1154-W, 1801 A at. a.e.
FRIGID AIRES—1935 floor models In 4. 5.
6 and 8 cubic feet at greatly reduced prices:
also some used boxes. Arthur H. Todd. 3418
Rhode Island ave. n.e. Phone Preen 1501.
FROZEN CUSTARD MACHINE. Caramel
Crisp Shop. 1450 New York ave. n.w.
Phone. National 1802.
FURNITURE—Sell immediately mahog
any footstool, chaise lounge, floor lamp.
SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
__(C salt need.)
FURNITURE of modern 1-room. kit. and
bath apt., complete. $76. Leaving town
June 1. Apt. 21, 1875 Mlntwood pi. n.w. »
FURNITURE—Maple bed room aulte. Beau
tv Real mattress, de luxe coll springs, spin*
ette desk, theirs, coffee table, studio couch,
lamps. Apt. 1, 325 Decatur at. n.w. No
phone calls._
I^?*jlTURE—Bed room, living room suited
studio couch, wal. dinette suite, rugs, radio,
breakfast set. Edelman. 33U3 Qeorgla ave.
____ •
fnr?/JnTURE—you can pay cairn- for
j°.Uu.don 1 _have to buy old or
second-hand things. Come In and see what
JObr cash dollar will do. Four floors of
"“f, furniture, anything vou might
havJ*t« %rk® i!i# a po,nt .t0 see what we
ESJ*. *5 °*er before vou buy. Open every
d u»„Wudl?l,day J»nd Saturday till 0
St n Household cash or credit. 820 7th
at. n.w. Phone Metropolitan 2030.
GENERATORS exch. $3.60 up; new guar
av>tee; small Install charge: ail cars. mo
tore, fans repaired, exch. Cany. 1808 14:h.
^hXI?^uifTUR,l.ViuK* _ne?i u,ed deaka.
ch«lr*. filing cabinets Washington Salvage
C-0-JL*W_Loc«tton. 800 g p“ N«t° 82BB
PERAMBULATOR, good condition $12. 130
Madison st. n w.
so •C>7i5inti2? baby grand, medlum sire.
?rbO. alao Stleff upright piano. S35. at
room* 4ft18 14th at. n.w. 2li*
Motorola. 193a~~demonstrator; re
9the,<lt.1n3wf0,rtG,h- AMX Elec‘ Co- 708
Cjwll tionetj^sets, ti^choose °f ronf.^* Most
stZ*n wnat°G ke*' Apex Elec•• Co-’ 708 8th
nm^5LGEI!«A7GR; Westlnghouse. porcelain
°™a*>d Inside; little used; cost $350;
MAS “sh- H- Blumen"ld
difjrn^G.?R^(FOR' Keivinator: in line con
ditmn . sacrlflce. Phone Cleveland 4993
RErT!Rt?ER^':ft:)R.- General Electrlei one.
SeeU»ftterCr^|°nfSrmC‘>,h- 800 llth at- * *
SSWSSi^St '?.°mil?r
l;ve.r guarantee; *1B9.50. 1330 New York
REPR in gRVmoc .1.. m_— ———:
mh"dnUwV.°t o’*- *'"• Co • 70»
REFRIGERATOR. 75-lb. capacity* solen
d*d c°ndition:_cheap for cash. 1401 zfmer
son «t. n.w.. Georgia 843,1.
sn3firo5«td;,?h aD°°fd: domestic. 0x12,
. *~50 Get free estimates for your
SSiOH1alJu*ls- .Armenian Oriental Rug Co..
Pbgpg__Adams 5712. Delivery service.
nf&t ln8er"portable elec.:
5m t SPK n”: ,36; drophcad Singer,
MACHINE, Singer dh electric
$4 uDPOretn.b|1r, ?'/u’ dr°Pheads.'$6. rent)
$4 up. repairs, $1. Lear West 3000. •
4 2 “ch??p °iajg^g*9? condltlonTlUe
TsRW-P/J^r,.,RENTAL BFRVIOtTGEO
i mn't Underwoods $2 mo:
4 mos;._lnjidv. $0 _No deliveries. 50c dep
VACUUM CLEANER i Eureka! regular
5o$"V!thrf,nd D,1*e_model. like new *10.
KII5 llth at. n.w._Phone National lisp
™dSriVm?n.^AFHIN?S- Apex floor iamples
and demonstrators. 2.j to .15'i off for cash
Apex Electric Co TOO nth st n.w. at G
WASHING MACHINE General ~E!ectfm
«<-iinsnne*l capacity; sells regularly
ave 5nVr UC t0 S5d-50- 1330 New York
jy^'TE?Rn9.9OLEHv. Gtnrr*1 Electric-lor
Rrent. rental can be applied on purchase
reTv"lt,0nal Electr!?.al Supply Co . 1330
e* York ave. n.w. _Phone National OROO.
ft!,«:" recent correspondence
i-iih Dt"?. aI,d. car'.oonlng course. $20
cash. Phone Potomac poor before noon. •
MI S1CAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIO.
foXn.”?e. "5-^3 *jgffft. fondmon^ sell rea
Brand, completely over
hauled by Droop and Sons *375. 4*4%
Linncan ave. n.w. Phone Cleveland 4(»ft(i
-2ft*
dpri8hi mahogany case:
tej^ooffi- 1438 IrYlnt 6t' n «• Phone
}LIAf’’9®n?2<L„t° *®5. Bramback reproduc
1^1 0*L?nd . $”40 Smiths Storage Co.
1313 You at. n.w Phone North 3343
ri'2,o«Rb-ar??in£to ci°“ out—stiefl up
ncht. $8S; Fischer SOO: Vose. $»5; Stroh
■ 5,, ..a 411 '“struments carry our guar
o ^ee. hauling Bench included,
i One gtand. slightly used. $248: one Lmde
1 Eln" V-fnd- Flh; Pianos for rent as
: as„* ’. re?t applied on purchase price ,
I for the celebrated Hardman
i rt&T]PJ' est 5M42. We carry the Schiller '
i i^!\di-JcKSe French niano« Hugo !
Worch, 1110 G Established 1879
_ BOATS.
SLOOP. 50-foot auxiliary” $1,300 cash
now ■•} Annapolis Harbor For lnforma
tjon_ address. Box J21-P, Star office 3*
CUtlSER. 32 ft.. Sterling engine*
toilet real bargain
Address Box 448-M. stir office ”
i!;',oot E’,co; marine motor, fully
eqiiipped and in commission. Call Georgia
SAFFTY PLANE mahogany, and
CalUe out-board motor, fine condition: both
5' ?. Saturday or Sunday. Tumble
Inn Cottage. Owings Cliff, Fairhaven Md
—--—__ 31*
WHALEBOAT. 24-foot Clinker-built sail
^L„-6i20n'rl,'*Ml non-sinkable: shelter
atw1 . Gregory s Boat House.
nth and Water sts. •
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
COAL—Finest Pa anthracite. 2.240 lbs-to '
I “n *,*?: *tove. pea. etc. Moyer Coal
: Co . H.KH Biair rd. n.w Geornia 43N4.
POULTRY AND EGGS.
LEGHORN PUILETS !•*<» for sale. Itytel
g,4/''- SI each. I*. H. Harris. Box 23?»-A
Vienna. Va. •
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
PERSIAN KITTENS. Dedigreed, male, blue
gray: beauties. Iti.’in lwh st. n.w
COCKER SPANIELS. 5 months old reg
istered: one beautiful red. one blpck-and
white two blacks: reasonable A. A. Mack,
Fairland, Md._Phone Ashton 39-F-2.
COLLIE. thoroughbred female Duppy.
sable and white; $25. 16 Knowles ave.,
Kensington, Md._
SIAMESE KITTENS. 4 months, eligible
registration: reasonable to good home.
Phone District 5516._
SCOTTISH TERRIERS, pedigreed, males
and females. 4020 21st st.. North Cherry
dale. Va. 1 block left of Lee Highway, at
Ou 1 ncy at. Phone Clarendon 1245:
TEMPUL CATTERY & KENNELS
861? COLESVILLE PIKE
Special sale of lovely 8-week-old collie
pups, one male Boston. Persian and Manx
kittens. Spacious, attractive comfortable
accommodations tor boarding animals.
Police dog and Persian cais at service.
Phone Shepherd 2668 or 3070. •
FARM AND GARDEN.
DAHLIA BULBS. 10 cents each. Oscar W.
Larman. Aha Vista. Old Georgetown rd..
Bethesda. Md._3] “
| WELL-ROTTED COW MANURETno strawT
75c 100-lb. sack: 8 sacks. $5: rich dirt.
I 5oc 100-lb. sack: fi sacks $2.50. delivered.
1 Phone North SOti’’ or write Glenhurst
; Dairy Bethesda Md._
SPECIAL THIS WEEK—Pansies, petunias.
! 25c dor.: annuals cheap: perennials. 5c
and 10c F. Green. Capitol View ave be
tween Forest Glen and Kensington, Md. *
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
3 e-xjLES. 6 good work horses, real work
ers See Mr. Dixon. 2100 Falrlawn ave.
s.e. Phone Lincoln 0236-J.
WANieil-MlSLALiiANEUIja.
ADDRESSOGRAPH. good condition. Blech
man's, 700 H it. n.e._
BOOKS bought, all kinds, any Quantity:
also postage stamps. Pearlman’s Big Book
Shop. 1407 G at. n.w. Phone Met. 5416.
CLOTHING—Highest prices paid for men’s
used clothing. Berman's 1172 7th st n.w
Phonr Metropolitan 3767. Open evenings
FURNITURE snd household goods of sll
kinds. Highest cash prices, don't sell until
you call North (1040: prompt service._
FURNITURE, rues, household goods, etc.:
positively highest cash prices For best
results call any time. Lincoln 5488. 30*
PIANO, grand or smail upright: must be
cheap for cash. Phone North 8302._
TWIN BEDS, complete: or single pieces snd
miscellaneous bed rm. furniture: must be
reasonable. West 1475. Mr. Redwiue.
CASH POR OLD GOLD
Silver, watcher diamonds and old dis
carded lewelry Pull cash value paid
SELINOER’8 818 P 8t N W
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid
BURNSTTNE'S B31 G ST NW
81nce I860
GOLD—BRING" YOUR OLD
VER. PLATINUM TEETH
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH A KAHN
INC. 44 YEARS AT 035 F
rooms—furnished!
3834 COLUMBIA RD.—S3.60 wk.. sing, r.'i
double. $5: clean cool outside: 4 baths:
c.h.w.; 2 car lines; men. Adams 10213.
WESTMINSTER. 1807 17th st. n.w.—
Lovely, newly decorated and nicely fur
nished single rooms. S5 and S6; also double
rooms. 87: elevator, showers. _
2223 que ST. N.W.. Apt. 1—In modern
bide.: available June 1: lovely rm.. adj.
bath: walk, dlst.: pvt, family. North 4475.
241 FARRAGUT ST. N.W.—Cool, com
fortable room in new. insulated home:
gentleman: next bath, shower. Phone
Georgia 4840_
1473 OGDEN ST. N.W.—Furnished room,
next to bath: private family. Phone Adams
181*1 -J.
401 16th ST. N.E.—From room, next
shower bath; twin beds inue*-spring mat
tresses: new home: reasonaole: men only;
bus passes house. Phone Lincoln 792 >._
1305 IRVING ST. N.W.—Large double
room, twin beds: cool, well furnished:
shower bath: private family: unllm. phone.
4727 GA. AVE. N.W.—Large front room
with Jewish people: reasonable: can be
seen at any time board optiqnal.
1227 10th ST. N.W.—An unusually at
tractive bed-living room In one of Wash
ington’s fine old homes: balcony, fireplace,
cross ventilation, two closets: cooL aulet.
clean. __.
3008 MACOMB 8T. N.W.—Large, comfort
able room: new home: beautiful location:
garagereasonabhv___
1345 L ST. N.W.—Lovely, lane. 2nd floor.
l.h.k. room, near bath. $6.50 weekly: also
single rm.. $3.56.__
7146 r ST N.W—Large front rm.. 2nd
floor, twin beds, double rm H. snd e. run
ning witer In rms. Rm. and sleep, porch
adjoin, bath. Oeatlama*.
i
BOOMS—FURNISHED,
_(Continued)
1728 It ST. N.W.—Beautifully furnished
studio room: walking distance: meals op
tional._29* _
190.1 KALORAMA RD.—Lane south frr.nt.
newly decorated; twin beds, inner-spring
mattresses. 2 dressers. 2 closets; reason
able. ___31*
1901 KALORAMA RD—2nd floor, next
bath. 3 windows. 2 exposures: clean, cool,
comfortable: single or double; reasonable.
__31*_
COOL, QUIET SUBURBAN ROOMS by
day. week; meals if desired: plenty hot
water: private home. Cleveland H45fl
fllfl 16th 8T N W.. Gordon Hotel—Large
double rooms, twin beds, running water.
*11 per week: single room with running
water, *7.50 up; 24-hr. elevator, gwltch
board service.____
2710 ONTARIO RD. N.W.—Refined, young,
employed lady to share large front room,
twtn beds: best location: garage. 2*
2000 16th ST.—Beautifully turn. rm. for
refined gentleman: cool in Summer; semi
private bath; *25. Phone Potomac 0240.
__"!)• _
1725 EUCLID ST. nTw.—Two lovely outside
rooms, private bath: i.b.k.; *18.50 monthly
Phone Columbia 9229._ _
1100 18th 8T. N.W.—One single room, cool
and comfortable; near car and bus i;nes.
Pen tleman only.___
132K .-fAfeS. AVE.—Clean, com for table!
single, double rooms. Available immediately.
Reasonable. Phone Metropolitan 0472.
DUPONT CIRCLE 1412 20th St. N.W—
Single room with running water; gentle
man: *25. _ •
1901 KENYON ST. N.W.—Cool front room,
next shower, twin beds, unlimited phone;
block from park: refined Jewish family;
reasonable: tentlemcn preferred
NEAR WARDMAN—Second floor, front: 1
Jarae. 1 small: newly decorated, near
bath: *25 and *15. Adams 1142_ •
727 QUINCY ST. N.W.. Peiworth—Large
room with scieened porch: clean quiet,
refined home. Phone Columbia 7995-j
1823 16th 8T.—Room, private bath ~pri
vate porch: also apt . 1 rooms, bath and
terrace: high class. cool, clean. •
P ST. N.W—Near Interior Building:
atudlo rooms. Sio to $::f> per mo.: electric
grill: unlimited phone^_Call West 0833.
j.ho jom oi. n.w.—secona-noor front
room, twin or single beds, semi-private
bath' waiking_disiance
DOWNTOWN—Nicely furnished, cool, light
housekeeping: double parlor room; reason
able._62(l_rtth st n.w •
2034 EYE ST. N.W.—Pleasant room, pri
vate home: auiet gentleman: referenced.
Call after H p m
ALABAMA APT 205—One nicely furnT
room, home environment*, walking dis
tance Govt, depts.; Summer rates. Phone
Potomac 2173.
321 9th ST. S E—Single room with run
ning water, next bath: inner-spring mar
tress. unlimited phone: S>3 per week.
Phone Lincoln 0273.
1649 NEWTON ST N W f0IT 16th St t— !
wlirac/*or,two ~nd floor, front: twin
beds, i.h.w . unlimited phone: 1 block cars.
busses._ Phone Columbia 7019
}3«S QUINCY ST. N.W.—La r ge~fl r st - floor
front atudio room, for one or two; rent
reasonable._
N ST. N W.—Two comfortable single
rooms, next bath; $4 week
DUPONT CIRCLE 1608 20th S* NW —
Cool atudio suitable lor 2 or 3 persons
also other rooms.
1509 22nd ST. N.W.—Large fronf house
keeping room; also double and single sleep
ing rooms p wt, bus line
5233 KANSAS AVE. — Beautifully furn.
room with screened porch, next bath; at
bus atop; $2o month Call Friday eve. or
all day Monday._Phone Georgia 2927.
1723 G 8T. N W—2 double rooms. I with
twin beds: bachelor apt.: verv private
avail. June 1. West 1745, Mr. Redwine.
WANTED—Girl to share apt. with sister
and brother for Summer. Phone Columbia
1324-W._
fooo MASS AVE—Large double basement
room with running water, attractively fur
nished. very reasonable, single room. $18
month. •
1721 H ST. N W.. Apt. 1—Studio room,
downtown: unusually attractive, pleasant
in Summer: maid service, unlimited phone;
suitable two_young ladies.
KTJ MASS. AVE. N.W.—Gentleman ex
ceptionally large room, private shower
bath. twm beds: $45 month
1427 GIRARD NW—Beautiful front dou
ble room, twin beds: detached home: 5
windows: good location Adams 7580. 29*
2112 37th ST. N W.—Room with sleeping
porch, kitchen; also larce room adjoining
bath.twm beds. Phone Cleveland 7992.
$25.00 PER MONTH
14*3 R n w.—Large outside room, near
bath with shower; walking distance; un
limited Teirnhonp 0
Phone_Dccatur 0112. • i
j,®®? LAMONT ST N.W.—Large room,
single or double, adjoining bath with
snower near cars: unlimited phone
EUCLID ST. N.W.—Unusually larg®
airy room, near bath: furnished as ilvlns
room: *'-<> Phone^ Columbia dT!>l.
121? ORREN ST N.E.—A lovely alnilPor
double Iron; room, next bath a m 1 Trtnt
nad section: close to cars Lincoln 4KSH-R
i87, N W —Neitly furnished,
spotlessly clean, with private family; 1*4
one person. 85 for two •
R i- N W —-Single room: double
Hn0.nLr?0F ,twm bpd* - closets abundant
hot water, linens: transients considered
JK>.» CALVERT ST , Apt 4—Large, cool
room for one or more; c.b w„ phone: no
other roomers.
J52S MONROE ®T N.W.—Large 2nd-floor
front room, private home, for employed
lady. Phone Columbia_0372-J.
1306 CONN AVE —Clean, quiet, comfort
able rooms for refined people, walking dis
tance downtown
NEAR DUPONT ~CIRCLE~1 TO 7~l9th §?
Beautiful front double unlimited
phone maid service ^owners home
l’’«' C 9T. N E . Apr 301. Senate Ootirta-^
Want young man to share room with an
other: 315 3 j •
JEFFERSON 8T~N W^Southein ex
posure. dptachpd: exceptional: private
home, owner garage; i or 2 gentlemen,
reference Phone Georgia 888*.
IHHl park RD N\Y . APT 33—Ltrft.
coph *ront; convenient. Phone Adams
-*15_ 31* !
NR. l*th AND COL. RD 1855 Calvert
st. n.w.. Apt 41—Nicely furr. . s. exp . 3
windows, maid service: possession June 1;
?—V. Phone Columbia 37oo
ii1* 9th 8T N.E. APT. 405. Maryland
Courts, north—Large, comfortable room,
larse closet, adloinine bath; newly deco
rated: elevator sen ice. •
13th err. N.W.. apt: 24—A single
and a double room, reason able. •
1361 PARK RD N.W.—Combination bed
and living rm. ino kit. >. twin beds; newly
decorated and furn.: p. exposure also 2
separate rms.. single or double: all mner
spring mattresses._ •
DUPONT CIRCLE—Large, handsomely fur
nished cool, front room semi-private bath.
for 2 gentlemen._Phone North 1391 _ __
1H12 N ST. N.W.—First floor, single room,
running water. 85. Also double room, twin
beds, next hath 88._'
TILDEN GARDENS—Attractive rooms,
quiet, practically private bath; young man:
ref.: 827.50. Cleveland 5334. Apt. 4nNB
1400 B ST. N.E.—2-ROOM" APT.. COOL,
nicely furnished: corner house; adults
only._
1810 R ST. N.W.. nr. Dupont Circle—
Large cool, attractive rooms, for 2 or 3
young women.__ _ j
1742 PARK RD. N.W.—Nicelv furnished j
room, suitable for two. gentlemen preferred:
close to bath: unlimited phone.__ I
1152 17th ST. N.W.. walking distance^
One double and two single rooms, reason
3311 loth ST. N.W.—Well furnished sta
ble or double room, adjoining bath, a.ni.i.:
reflned_home: gentleman only: reasonable^
4805 3rd ST. N.W.—Nicely furnished room
in Jewish family: reasonable. Phone Geor
gia 3443 Mrs. Ostrow,
119 15th ST. S E.—Large front room, twin
beds: private family: near cars 3 refined
gentlemen Phone Atlantic 59.13. •
3014 QUE ST. N.W.—Second floor, large
front room. 3 large windows, twin beds,
reasonable. •
1803 CALIFORNIA ST.—L,h.k room with
large porch: also bed room; newly dec.;
near cars and busses.__31*
LARGE FRONT ROOM, southern exposure.
4 windows. 3 large closets, private bath,
garage PhonejCleveland 3380. 31*
SHEPHERD PARK—Delightfully cool, large
double room, connecting bath: convenient
bus. car._1300 Jonquil n w. Geo. 0338.
3015 RODMAN ST. N W — Near Bureau of
Standards: furnished living room and bed
room for 1 or 2 persons. 30*
4463 GREENWICH PARKWAY N.W —
Large front, double. $30: single. $25: cont.
hot water: gentlemen. Emerson 0017. 31"
531 3rd N E.—One large front room, com
pletely furnished for I n k
1887 34th ST. N.W.—t room and garden:
private entrance, private bath; unusually
cool: $40. Phone West 0158._
1775 CALIF. ST. N.W., Apt. 33—Large,
cool, front 3 windows, inner-spring mat
tress: newly turn.; 1 or 2 people. Dec. 0185.
5000 BENNING RD—Bay-window room
on 2nd floor, near bath: house on high
point, surrounded by 24 acres: large trees,
cool and quiet: private family: 2 squares
to bus. 1-fare zone; refs, required; men
only; $10 per month. Phone Lincoln 3H8.
4314 4th ST, N.W.—Furnished front room.
next to bath; private family; no other
roomers: radio, use of phone; one square
from bus and car line._ ___
THOMAS CIRCLE. The Cumberland. Apt.
•il—Cool front room, beautifully furnished,
adjoining bath; reasonable. 1332 Mass.
ave. n.w____
5379 NEVADA AVE.. Chevy Chase. D. C.—
Large, cool, attractively furnished room,
tiled bath and shower. Instant hot water.
12th AND MASS. AVE. N.W.. New Berne.
Apt. 51—Large, comfortable room :!0*
DOWNTOWN. 1201 13th St. N.W.. Apt’
702—Nicely furn. front room, semi-private
bath, telephone.___
THE SHERMAN. Apt. 505. 15th and L
n.w.—Nicely furnished double room, light,
airy, twin beds._
1301 N ST. N.W.—Large front non-house
keeping room. 4 windows, semi-private
bath: walking distance downtown._3* _
1800 NEWTON 8T. NW.—Corner.’front:
cool, nicely furnished; large closet; single
or double: convenient car, bug. Col. 4804.
CENTRAL—Coiy hall room, near bath:
large closet: clean, comfortable: h.w.,
phone: reas.; refs.; Gentiles. 1626 17th it.
2013 EYE ST. N.W„ facing park—Attrac
tive front room, next to semi-private show
er bath: garage space: gentleman._ _
1431 FAIRMONT N.W.—Basement apt.,
prl. bath, shower: $7 wk.; $5: l.n.Y. $8:
wanted, white couple, part-time service.
1350 COLOMBIA RD. NW—Splendid
rooms. seml-prl'>ate baths: single or twin
beds; one or two persons: $3.50. $5, $7,
$10 per room per week. Adams 8591.
References. 50*
A
_KOOMS—FURNISHED.
BB09 8th 8T. N.W.—Double front room,
detached, cool house; twin beds, home
privileges: board optional. Georgia 3589
DOWNTOWN—My large room. kit., semi
private bath, elec refrigerator. 4 phoneg;
also sleeping room. 1338 N. Y. ave. n.w..
Apt. 3._
4018 GA. AVE—Lovely studio room. l»t
floor front; private entrance; reasonable.
Apply Ant. 2.___30*
WESLEY HEIGHTS—Attractively furnish
ed room and bath, second floor, gentleman.
Phone Cleveland 8887.
1424 K ST. N W.. APT. 82—Attractive
front room, walklm distance of business
district.
DOWNTOWN. 1240 10th 8T. N.W.
Home comforts; large front rm.. run*
nlng water; small rm.. next bath. 54-88.
__ __2»*
2051 PARK RD (overlooking Rk. Cr. Pk >.
Library bed room, bath; 2 gentlemen. Gov
ernment employes^_Phone Adams 1231.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1017 19th N.W’—Large,
attractive double room also tingle very
desirable^ location. Phona North 8251.__
2129 )8th N.W. Apt. 44—Large, clean,
quiet, cross ventilation, newly furnished:
reasonable. Phone Decatur 1411-J._
CLEVELAND PARK. Wisconsin Ave.—De
tached home: desirable room opposite ba'h.
continuous hot water, unlimited phone.
Call Cleveland 0701.___
*08 GALLATIN ITT. NW—On 10th at.
bus line; nicelv furnished master bed room
In refined home, private bath; gentlemen.
802 PARK RD. N.W.—Two girls to share
lovely front room. $5 week; board op
tional;__30* __
2431 J8th N.W.—Housekeeping, sleeping
room, first and third floor $5.80. $8 50;
unlimited phone. Call Adsmi 0878.__
1484 MERIDIAN PL. N^W.—Double room,
s w expos . nicely furn.. new Inner-spring
mattress: private home. Columbia 3911.
•27 FRANKLIN ST. N E. (off North Cap
itoli—Cool. quiet room sou. exp . eh*..
In priv. 2nd-fl apt of 2 adults: near Sol
diers' Home Park: $20 mo. gentleman.
Phone Potomac 240H-M Mrs. Drew. __
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1409 10th Sr N W.—
Double and single rooms, well-kept home:
maid, phone service: reasonable. _31*__
2847 CARLTON AVE N E . Woodridge—
Large front room. 4 windows, near bath:
private family quiet; refined gentleman:
•1117 ADAMS MILL RD —Overlooking Zoo.
large room, private bath; also smaller
roomj ge rage: bus atdoor. Col. 8567. *
123* 11th ST N W Apt 1—Purn. Iron
room convenient to bath: reasonable;
references exchanged. __31*
CLEV PARK 4330 37th — Cool, quiet
rooms, single, double: southern exp : semi
private bath: 2 adults tn home near bus;
gentlemen Call Cleveland .3688 30*
3023 NEWARK 8T. CLEV. PK —Refined
young man. share large front room with
similar young man: twin beds Clev. 6709
COOt, comfortable, newly furnished: 'j
block cars and busses; 1 or 2 persons,
lovely home; privacy Col 0697
inn WEST UNDERWOOD' 8T. Chevy
Chase Md — Room with south and east
exposure, next to bath, private family;
$3 week.__
EXCLUSIVE residential home in fashionable
2000 block on Conn, ave Must be seen
to be appreciated Potomac 02.31
WILSHIFE MANOR. 103* l«th St. N.W,
Large attractive doyble room, private
bath, large cloaet: three exposures.
TOR COUPLE—Cool attractive, master
bed room Beautyrest mattress: adjoins
bath: private home. conv. transp. Geori'.a
2125._
2149 FLORIDA AVE N.W. inear Mass,
ave i—Attractive front room: also single!
semi-bath: private home North 2745
1341 L ST. N W.—Lovely, large, nicely
furnished 1 h k. room, adjoining bath;
60 50 weekly._
1.322 L ST. N.W.—Flrs'-floor room, run
ning water. $7; 2nd floor, 1 h.k twin beds.
$7:_douHe room two closets. *4 _
041 KEEFER PL N.W.—Fora, large room,
near bath: free phone: gentleman. Phone
Adams 2366.___
17.35 EYE ST. N W . The Diplomat"—
Lovely, cool. 2nd-floor single room, adjoin
lng bath. 524 monthly__
5705 14th ST. N W.—^Comfortable corner
room, private home; gentleman. Phone
Georgia 5649. ___
3023 CAMBRIDGE PL NW—Attractively
lurnished room, single or double; very rea.
sonable._ ___
2500 ONTARIO RD — Single or double
corner room: unlimited telephone 1 block
from 18th and Columbia rd. Col. 0014.
31
IN PETWORTH — Spacious double front
100m. private home: employed couple or
two Rentlemen Phone Columbia 4093.
1020 EYE N.W—Comfortable single room,
convenient downtown location; refined at
mosphere. ___
MT. PLEASANT. 1741 Kilbourne PI. N.W.
Large room cool, southern exposure, mod
ern furniture. Beautyrestjnittress
322 TENNESSEE AVE NE.—Bright front
room, adjoining bath twin beds, conven
ient to cars and bus: prefer settled couple.
Reference! eichanged._
CONVENIENT N W LOCATION—Desirable
second-floor room every convenience 515
month. Phone Adams 1255._29^
NR WARDMAN PARK. 2728 Woodley PI —
Beaut, furn rm.. adjoining den; near
bath: vary r» a son able gentleman_
1.351 INGRAHAM—Cool comer rooms de
tached home eh.w unlimited phone.
81ngje or double Phone Randolph 9533
CENTRAL—Redecorated bright ftii*e liv
ing rm. and bed rm '9 windows' ga«
plate corn h w phone, excepti.caiir de
sirable. lfiCfi lTth._30*
1833 M ST N W—1 block from Conn,
ave.. beautiful n»wly decora’ed front room,
for 2 or 3: twin b-ds reasonable
4cin n3st NE—Large double room nex*
to bs’h private home, half block from two
bus lines Phone Decatur 1213-J_
4224 lfith N W.—Army officer s widow has
twin bed rms priv. bath, shower d*
tached dean, bright porch lawn garat*.
DUPONT CIRCLE 1303 N Hampshire ave.
—Large corner rm prt bath single rm
bath garage: Summer rates, ref._
THE WYOMING. 2022 Columbia rd . Ap
114—La: ge room. 2 exposure*, private
bath: gentleman_
1488 MERIDIAN PL. NW—Attractive
2nd n. r south exD.; convenient trans
portation reasonable Columbia Q24"_
4312 10th ST. NE.—Single or double
room. cont. hot water, semi-private bath.
Phone Potomac 1231-J.__
PORTLAND HOTEL,
14th AT THOMAS CIRCLE
Extra large comfortable sleeping rooms
from $7 single: private bath. $12.50 wk.
29*
ROOMS—FUR. AND DNTCT.
ALABAMA APTS . 1015 N St N W„ No.
fi04—Front bed room near shower; 1 or 2
men' reasonable Call after 7:30 pm..
North 3850.__
5717 9th ST. N W.—Two rooms and bath,
in ideal location: reasonable._
ROOMS—UNFURNISHED.
NORTHWEST—Suite of 2. 3~or 4 rooms
with 1 or 2 private baths, in beautiful.?
located new home conven arranged for
sharing kit. if desired cont h w unlirn.
phone, garage: reas. Phone Emerson 9191.
2 LARGE ROOMS-and bath-for 1 h k
modern: good location dec refrigeration:
reasonable to employed couple. Col. e*oo-J.
3 o*
ROOMS—SUBURBAN.
N.W.—L.h k.. 2 rms. bath, elec partly
furmshrd croauett lawn: ssrsie optional,
adults: *25. Phone Emerson 7145 *
CLAR . VA.—Front room new home twin
bed? flO sinule ?'M double. lf»14 N.
EdRpwoori st Phone Clarendon 1478. *
!*0.V RUSSELL RD Alexandria Va—Cool
corner room tn refined home: Co minute*,
from rowr. on bu* line: employed couple
°r_fentlempn Alex 3110_.
201.1 NORTH STAFFORD ST Cherrydale.
Va —To couple. b»d room furnished with
use of living room and kitchen: electricity
and aas.
WANTED—ROOMS._
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER desires room
with small private family. Address Box
177-M star Office _ _J*
ONE, ROOM OR 'APT turn . south and
east exposures 10 blocks Naval Hospite
by Government doctor. Address Box
480-M. Star office.__T»*
ROOMS AND BOARD.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 133« New Hamp
shire ave—2 double front rms 1 single;
Summer rates, reasonable North 9o3o
304 EAST CAPITOL—Attractive room ex
cellent exposures fine food properly pre
pared and served. _
1410 16th N.W.—Cool double room mod
ernly furnished, phone, inner spring mat
tresses. spacious dining rooms, excellent
meals: reason able._31
MASTER BED ROOM twin beds larga
closet. 8 windows, private bath: excellent
home cooking: 15 minutes downtown by
bus or car. Phone Emerson 5754._
1629 JC ST. N.W. the Lee-Maroue—Nicely
furnished rooms, running water, semi-pri
vate bath; home cooking; downtown: reas.
_ 30*
1726 NEmThaMPSHIRE AVE. N.W —Cool,
comfortable rooms, single and double: epn
venlent location; reasonable_rate« 29*__
1219 16th ST. N.W.—Vacancy for gen
tlemen. Double room, near bath. Cool and
clean. Balanced meals. _
2220 20th ST. N.W.. Apt. 61—Beautiful,
large double single room, cool and airy;
private family: excellent meals._
1712 R I AVE. N.W.—Unusually large
and exceptionally cool second-floor front
room, with private bath._
1603 16th ST N W.—Gentleman: room for
one or two. next to bath, now available;
line food, variety
CALIFORNIA ST.— Large room Private
bath: nice front room and two meals. *40;
private apt. Phone North 8970 after 6.
VACANCY for 1 or 2 young men June 11
home cooking: verv reasonable. 918 M st.
n.w . Apt. 54.__
1736 K ST. N.W. (near Conn. 1—Attractive
vacancy: excellent food congenial sur
roundings: reasonable. Met. 7753.
18.39 WYOMING AVE. N.W—Newly fur
nished. large double room, connecting
bath: separate closets; refined district;
excellent meals. Adams 9640.
1851 WYOMING AVE. NW —Large front,
double rm Yard. Dorches: entertaining
rm.: excellent food. Phone Columbia 10343.
BEST DOWNTOWN neighborhood refined
home; good meals: desirable single vacan
cies: also front room for 3 or 4. 1722 N n w.
1707 P ST. N.W.—Single rooms, one run
ning water, one shower: also double room:
basement room suitable 3 boys: newly
decorated home: excellent meals; walk,
diat Govt, bldgs.; reasonable 29*
(Continued an Next Page.)

Evening star. [volume], May 29, 1936, Page B-7, Image 25
About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Evening star. [volume], May 29, 1936, Page B-7, Image 25 About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Evening star. [volume], May 29, 1936, Page B-7, Image 25
About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972