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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
Increased Personnel
 Could Be Met, Say Officials In City
80 Register at Lincoln House Headquarters in Past Month State Forester Hawes Asks Funds for
 Parks-NOt Enough Now for New CCC Camps

More than 100 young men from this city could be placed in CCC camps as a result of the expected increase in quotas throughout tho state it was estimaed oday bS Wallace J. Inglis. assistant select ing agent for the Waterbury dis trict. Under a proposed plan ex' pected to receive official sanctlor shortly. the CCC will be enlarged 70 per cent.
 During the past month eighty registrations have been made d the local headquarters in hte Lin coin house, although no tnforma' ton on the next enrolment period has yet been received from CCC authorities. Registrations alread, made here total more than the quota allotted to Waterbury dur ing the last nerollmen period From 200 applicants for the Jan' uary enrolment. only 63 were ac' / cepted for service.
 Quota May Be Increased
 MT Inglis estimates that 150 men could easily be placed, under ar unlimited quota. Under the an nounccd plan. however, the Con ncctlcu, enrollment will be in- creuscd from the present S.0O0 th about 5000 men. Waterburys en- rollment therefore will be slightly more than 100.
 Becau the area of Connecticut | state forests and parks Is not auI ficiently large to mako additional CCC camps in the state practicaDie the commission on forests and wild life is asking the General Assem- bly, for an appropriation of $l5O,. 900 for the purchase of additional forest land, State Forester Austin r. Hawes announced Saturday night In n radio broadcast
 Longer Enlistment
 MT Hawes also expressed nope that provision would be made so that "worthy young men" migh: remain for second year instend of tho 15 months allowed eco campers under present regulations. Tho state at presenth has l4 cam ps in state forests and parks Constfuction of each camp cost the government about $l5.OOO. accord' ing to MT Hawes and nor than $2OO,O0O q year for operation.
 Notice Of the discharge of 5 To. cal men from eco camps was re- cei7ed here today. Two were re- leased for being basent without leave and three left the service to accept other employment.
 It Is not expected tha the quota for thcs bring enrolment period will be announced earlier than month. William M. Harris, EZRA administrator. is authorized select. inr agent for this district. which includes several small towns in the yici.iity of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
ITALIAN VETERANS
 TO ASSEMBLE HERE

Plans for a statewide meeting of tho Italinn-American World War Veterans association. scheduled for this city next Sunday afternoon, were formulated yesterday at Il meeting of the local Florio post, No. {, In Liberty hall. Patsy oPrto, commander of tho Waterbury post. presided at tho meeting and Leo Mecca. senior vice-commandcr of the state organization and former commander Of the local branch, waa named chairman of the com mittec on arrangements for next Sundays gathering.
 With MT Mecca on the commit tee are Leonard DiVito, Nick Muc- cino, William Ciprlano and Jerry BriOla.
 Tho gathering next, Sunday aft . ernoon will take place in Liberty hall. Every principal city and town In the state will be represented.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18

hcarsal for the past several weeks under the direction of Joseph Lezottc. popular arranger of voca entertainments.
 Prominent among the princlpals Is of the company will be Frank Sul, livan. who is to act as master oi ceremonies, Esther Farina. popular radio singer and Pat Hogan. well known basso. It has also been an. nounced that Charles Conner will appear on the program.
 Several new ideas in comedy will be introduced with a repertoire oi brand new chorus numbers and colOrful costumes and hence, the cast hopes to make the night an enjoyable one for those present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
Highland Avenue Man
 Nearly Asphyxiated

William Reid. 33, of IF High land avenue. was recovering at Waterbury hospital after hc had almost become Q victim of carbon monoxide poisoning yesterday aft ernoon when working over his car In. the garage. Tho garage doors blew partly shut and Reid was overcome. being rescued by nelgh- bors and taken to the hospital. Though his name wns pincod on the danger list. he showed rapid Improvement, and 1t is not expect cd that no will show any iil ef- fccts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
CATHOLIC ACTION
 DINNER THURSDAY
Fourth Degree Master to Speak at Testimonial
 to Bishop McAuliffe

Harry Woods, Master of the Fourth Degree of Brooklyn, N. Y., will be one of the speakers at the Catholic Action banquet being sponsored by Sheridan Council. No. 24, Knights of Columb bus, at the Hotel Elton, Thursday night, Feb ruary 21, 1t was announced today by Deputy Grand Knight Cornell jus r. Maloney.
 MT. Woods will come to this city from Hartford with State Deputy William J. Mulligan who will be the toastmaster of the evening. Ho Is at present stationed in Hart ford as representative of the Su- preme Council of the Knights of Columbus In Connecticut for the Mobilization for Catholic Action, n membership drive, that will be launched throughout the nation in March.
 Another speaker announced to- day Is Attorney John Cullinan of Bridgeport, former city court pros ecutor and we'll known in legal and political circles as a gifted and interesting speaker.
 Bishop Maurice F. McAuliffe will be the guest speaker of the evening. Elmer Layden, Notre Dame University athletic director, will also be guest speaker. Judge Thomas J Molloy Of the Hartford Court of Common Pleas will also be among those addressing the large gathering that Is expected for the occasion, the second an- nual one sponsored by the Knights.
 The dinner will be served promptly at 8 D. m. and Grand Knight John r. Robinson will pre- sent the toastmaster at 9:30. Dur ing the dinner the Women's String Ensemble under the dircc- ton of Mrs. Robert Birt will en- certain.
 The invocation will be given by Rev. James M. Coughlan, chaplain of Sheridan Council, and the ben edlction by Right Rev. Monsignor John J. McGivney. Supreme Chap lain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
COLDS STRIKE
 SUDDENLY

When your resistance is low colds striko without warning. Father Johns Medicine helps build strong resistance to colds because 1t is naturally rich fin Vitamin A. the anti infective VitamID. Father Johns Medicine has been used in institutions and thousands Of homes for 80 years. When you ask for Father Johns Medicine be sure you get it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
KIWANIS CLUB TO
 HEAR YALE PROF

Professor James Davis of Yale university, chairman of the com mittee. will address tho weekly noon day meeting of the Kiwanis club Wednesday noon at the Hotel Elton. on Should Connecticut Es- tablish n Prison Farm?" There has been considerable discussion among the club members on this topic which should make Wednes- days meeting quite lively.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
Stores To Close Friday Fed. 9

Stores In the city will he closed Friday In honor of WashingtOn's birthday, it was announced this morning by the Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. The closing on Feb. 22d is an an- nual custom.
 Banks will also be closed Friday, it was learned today, while factories will work us usual. Public school children will miss the holiday since they are having their annual winter vacation this week, but $ l,arOchial school students will have the day Ofi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
CROSBY CHESS CLUB
 WINS FROM CHESTER

Members of the Crosby High School Chess club defeated Chester high schools team by q score of 1 to Saturday afternoon at the home of Alfred Green. 15 Plank road. The Chester team has q rec ord which includes only one defeat previous to Saturdays match with the local club. Members of the Crosby team included: Alfred Green, John Stancvich. Daniel Shillcr. Elmer Baxter, and George Wright
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
COP. POSTPONES
 DEBATE ON COURT

The debate scheduled for Satur- day night at republican headquar- ters on the question of whether the United States should participate in the world court was postponed un- til later date. However, the ab- sence of tho discussion did not mar the appctitcs of tho seventy five members Of the republican organi- zation who were present. They en- joyed n chicken chop suey supper which was served under the direc- tiOn of Andrew j. Cooney. Another supper will be served next Satur- day evening.
 The American Legion claims 1,001,5S3 members.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
100 Youths From Waterbury Available for CCC Camps

sonal papers, the thief raced across Bank street and disappeared from view up Center street.
 Police were unable t0 ind any trace of the snatch thief. believed 10 be the same one who perpetrated a similar crimo the Saturday be- fore last in Exchange place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
 BROADCAST

A studio program on Christian n Science will be broadcast from Station W. I. C. c. In Bridgeport tomorrow morning at .10:3O o'clock. 1t was announced this morning by Margaret B. Soker. Tho prcscntn . ton will prove interesting to all and WaterburIans are extended q cordial invitation 10 tune in and cttch if.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
PURSE SNATCHER
 MAKES GETAWAY

A purse sDatcher Saturday night victimized Mrs IT. D. Riggs of Herkimcr. N. Y., a visitor to this city. as she was walking on Bank street near the Apothecarles Hall building. Grabbing her handbag. which contained }6 and many per-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
FULL WEATHER REPORT

Boston, Feb ts--- (UP)-- Weather forecast:
 Massachusetts and Rhode Island Cloudy. Probably light rain or snow tonight and Tuesday. Not much change in temperature.
 Connecticut--C udy, probably light rain or snow tonight and Tuesday. Not much change in tenn peraturc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
GAFFNEY INJURED
 IN FALL ON ICE

William Gaffney. 5G. of Hillcrest avenue, Watertown. fractured two bones in his left leg yesterday aft crnoon when he slipped and fell on tho Ice. He is being treated at St Mary's hospital, where he was re- ported resting comfortably today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
KEEPS GOLD EMBARGO

Ottawa. Ont-(UP)--Canada's ban on the export of gold has been extended for another year, until Dec 31. 135. The embargo wah proginally established in May, 1882
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
|LEzOTTE DIRECTOR
 OF MINSTREL CAST
Sacred Heart Troupe to Present Revue at
 Hamilton Park

Plans for the Sacred Heart min strel show and dance at Hamilton Park on March 1st arc rapidly nearing the final stages of comple- ton. The cast has been in re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
CLUB sEtpETARY AT ss

Gaton, o.-.tUP)--Frank RhR- ] 5ali, oldest automobile club secrs- tMry in Ohio and thought to he the oldest in the United states. is
 dead here. lie was 87.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18

After many years delay. the Central hall at Westminster cath edral in England. is being com pleted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18

During 1890, Wisconsin siaughs tered 3845 retired" horses for ani- nal food.
Evening star., 1935-05-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DELICATEssEN. OPP. hieh school. DOING
Sl;5 weekly rent @ 50; rooms; nS soda TOM: 3o6
terms. FPhone Metropolitan 4Slh
CAFETERIA. doing S4OO weekly short
hours: opp. Govt. bIdes. Price only 50 $50:
Terms, Phone Meiropoitan 1913.
GROCERY. doing $500 cash weekly busi-
ness; rent, $50. with rooms; lease; beer
license: S4. 500: terms. MetropOlit an 4Sl3.
CIGAR STAND. downtown once bids, !;
short hours: rent. $40. Price reduced 10
$3.50 Phone METROPOLITAN 4S14.
GASOLINE. accessories; tstsb; bus. with
ertv. Address Box 45a-D Star once.
RESTAURANT. eouipment on premises
suitable to open up for business: $50
cash Sl5 North Capitol ST.
WANrED-On- sale liquor license or store
Address Box 4:i3D. Star once.
CIGARS. newsstand soda fount.. candy;
lobby large downtown bldg. short hours;
Address Box 4;6D Star ONCE
LUNCH ROOM with beer. good corner. ex-
terms. Address Box l6S-D Star once.
CAFE, well located and equipped: emer- =
gerCy sacrifice SS.5. Also fountain, con-
fectronery If desired. no: H ST. ne. AZ
WE HAVE FOR SALE good paving rooming
houses stores. etc. Phone National 1894.
}. Chsrtrand. 40 Bond Bids.
FURNISHED BOOMING HOUSES. stores
lunch rooms Numerous clients waiting
with cash. Act immrtia tely. z. }. Char
trRnd. IIu Bond BIDS National 39a4
GAS STATlON--Rfnt. SIS monthly. Cor
nrr Marlboro pike and Suitlaud I'd. W A.
Hit back OF station. -
BEER LIGHT WINES STORE. excellent
nv location for liquor business. 1908 18th
81 NV Ia am. To ! nm. week Gavs. u
TOURIST CAMP FOR SALE on No. / High
wRv; service station. lunch room living
Quarters and cabins: running water and
CITY current Al condition. H. F. Nelson
DinViddt Va -
ON BUSY 1HOROUGHFARF in D. c.. |
acre Of land. combination gas station and
restaurant. whisky and beer license. a
SONS business. Must be sold on account
Of Illness Of owner at one-half value. Ad-
dress RoN l,a-D Star once
CHATTEL NOTES
PURCHASED FOR CASH
CAPITAL ADJUSTING 4 FINANCE CO.
l1a6 G ST. NV METROPOLITAN 4sl3.
Evening star., 1935-05-30
SITUATlONS-DOMESTlC.

COOK. good: neat coored woman; slso
f1rs' floor work, references. Phone De
csrU: 1S"H
COOK 'coloredl desires work: stsv nights
reference. "3SS Chsmplsin St nv. Call
Colombia H0SS-J
GIRL rolore0. wishes lob as nurse or part
time work; no cooking; best OF city refer
sncsS. Phone Columbia asa
GIRL colored. wants senersl hous4work:
ffSr- class city reference. Phone North
Ic"55
GIRL colored neat wishes POSITION as
houSskespsr or childs nurse: best refer
ence Phone Columbia O6:Il.
GIRL. colored. wants part-time work IN
mornings Call North 93o?-J
GIRLS 20, colored experienced. wish work
as dentists assistants. Call Potomac :5l5.
3u-
WOMAN. colored. wants General housework
or work or any kind 90 laundry attend
20 chidren: 90 home nshtS; reference
Phone Decatur 5s9i
WOMAN colored. wants place as general
houseWorker; reference: stay nishtS Phone
METROPOLITAN 4944
WOMAN, coloTed. wants general house
work references. l34. V ST NV
YOUNG GIRL colored. neat desires posi-
tion as mother helper or ch,ld's nurse: in
experienced willing 10 learn. North !.g; j
YOUNG GIRL wishes general housework:
city reference. 1875 p ST. NV. Phone
North 3Si+
Evening star., 1935-05-30
HEI.P-WOMFN

w
. sEAL1IY oGERAToRI; sn-sronnd sirl, Ao
eEAUTY OPERATOR = Must be expert.
~ around operator; permanent position
f-c' Jane Peanty Shop-
eEA1f1Y SHOP OPERATOR. summer resort
.rdrezs RoA 4t4-D. Star Office n.
EEAtrrY SHOP OFERAToR-Must be ex-
. rert fn7er Wavrr and maniCurist Call
fter ! = m, Margaret F.. Scheetze, li95
. ,so0KKHEPFR. part time State time free
as1 experience. Address Bo. 4o4-D, Star
q DRESS ALTERATION WOMAN. rst-clsss
rniy ueeo spplv. MA Conn. ave. NV.
uANn 1RONERs for draperies. Apply Toll
nan Laundry. 5@4S Wisconsin ave. NV.
. HosTEss. white one VINO can pIav piano
snh manaEe dining room Address Box
Y. S1af Office.
LADY, refined. ior door7ro-door survey:
rer5e 7ilou auce and commission. Apply
>it l1th q nv
> LApIEs- aI}TE outside sales work; salary sls
7oo6 81 Ap9'v =, :, Fr1dsv' 10 i" am, Room
MrII.1NFRV SAL 1FsLADtEs. oxnerienced
tlollvuo ond Shop. 13oc F 81. NV
= rFES5FPs on silk, experienced. references.
8 Arply 1888 Buchanan 81. nv
SALAD GIRL experienced. Call at 51oa
ssA1E51AnY. experienced m ladies ready
c.sftns o.i h 81 ne
crAMsTPFss experienced oniv. references
9 Arcly 1853 Buchshan - NV
, ,fTENcGRAPHER. rrrferahIy one with 70
d enc'hirs co. ~ Tih ~. nv.
Evening star., 1935-05-30
HELP-DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK help with baby;
stav NIGHTS: white or colored: permanent
Phone Clev. 5056 or b?23 Utah ave. NV,
30s
Girl. General housework; small bunssiow
couple and child. stay two NIGHTS weekly
SIS 10 10 pm. TO-DAY. 30 Westmorels nd
ave. Takoma Park, Md.
GIRL. colored for general housework. care
OF two children, must have reference
2nl. Quincy ST. ne
OUSEKFEPER- white under 40
care for two children: stay niohtS: SS wk
Must have references. 607 Gsllatir
HOUSEKEEPER-Some one VINO really
needs a home and is able 10 work Small
salary. Address Box 3S3D. Star office
30"
WOMAN for general housework. Adult
only. Phone Adams 5.94-J.
Evening star., 1935-05-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
'C0ntinusd.)


bIes 81. SIS: vanity dressers. 50 Si3 S16;
chins So 50 81" 45:0 Ga. ave.
HOFFMAN PRESSING MACHINE With new
Columbia ;836-M after pm. 30'
KITCHEN FANS. 1895; keeps kitchen cool
and odorless; hrs all windows easily in
stalled; Rusranteed, Harris Armature Co..
9th snd o NV Phone North 1870.
L.TRoBE. Sexton Grand SIo: Detroit gas
RANGE. $40. Morris chair S4; twin beds.
ia" Pa ave. nv. basement. 30
MIRROR large IOx4: National cash reg
lister. new: reasonable Call Atlsntic
l6:1R between | and Il o ~
OFFICE FURNTTURE-A large assortment
Son. 6l6 81. NV
OVEN-Laree size Blodgett oven with ther-
mostst: cheap Apply 1898 Georgia ave
sEIR1GERAIoE BEL, .als11 white. Ees5surans size
Quick sale building TO be wrecked. Phone
Potomac 1888
REFRIGERATOR. General Electric. model
X-5-B. demonstration: reduced 10 $40.
ls?S New York ave
500. Sacri1ce $50; also treadle. perfect. s.:
sell either 5326 9th 81. NV.
SPECIAL. clearance sale starting May 81.
endinE June < Great bsrgsinS Christ
TWIN BEDS. complete with sorinss snd
mattress. metal; practically new. $50.
Phone Georgia 1913.
TYPEWR1TERS-An standard and port
able makes sold. rented repaired. Atlantic
1850. ?S42 Blsdensours re. ne. Open
tvenIneS.
TYPEWRITERS, 4:a payable 50 mo- Just
Ike rent: No Z. C. Smiths, l No. 10
Reminston 3, l6 10Th ST NV ewes. ONLY
TYPEWRITER rebuilt Remineton
No. 10 vi so: guaranteed. "unired
sl3 l4tr 81 ~ Phone National ho6:i
TYPEWRITER. ROYAL No. 10, 5000 condi-
ion. only Sl4. Room 302. 1;i43 ST. NV.
VACUUM CLEANER. reduced TO $3.50.
1928 New York ave.
WASHING MACHINE. reconditioned re-
duced to S5s. 100. l:;.s New York
F u r UT u r E SUITES:
ALSO SEPARATE PIECES,
RADIOS, LAMPS, RUGS,
TRUNKS. HINA, PIC
T U r E S. KITCHEN FUR
NISHINGS AND MISCEL-
LANEOUS ARTICLES, FRI
DAY, MAY 81. 1885. AT 1890
AM. AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
S MITH'S TRANSFER &
STORAGE CO. 1913 YOU
ST. NV. NORTH 3343.
Evening star., 1935-05-30
SITIIATTONS-MEN.

BUTCHER MANAGER capable of buving:
Is years experience: references Address
Box :!SS-D SIar ofice :io'
CHEF-C COOK colored; also houseman and
general work: references. Phone Decatur
4Sn1
HOUSEMAN. colored younE. wishes work
in private family. references Phone
Albert West "3i..
STEADY VOCATION OR TRADE: want sx.
uerience rather than cash; sge 70: white
StTone no had habits character. Ad-
dress Rov "H:i-D Star ONCE
YOUNG MAN. 81. chauffeur GsUdsner:
tntelliUent: eenersl all-sround man. Pie sc
phone Columbia iSn.
Evening star., 1935-05-30
MUSICAL ,NsTRUMENTs-RADIO

PIANO. Louis XIV model bsoy Grand. S395-
This piano has been used for only four
months and The finish doesn't show 9
a GOOD grand piano for so easonsble 8
prlce. repoSsession. and can he pur-
chased by merely continuing the monthly
payments OF SO. kits 1890 ST.
PIANOS-Kurtzman pts no. $50: Knabe
500: Aeolian PLAYER. $50: Aeolisn orssn
80, so Good condition. Smiths Ira nsfer
& Storsge Co. 1913 You st. NV. Phone
North 3343
PLAYER PIANO $40: reconditlonsd and
gooo FOL wears of service. PAY 81 weekly
Kilt ). 1890 G st
PIANO. small upright mshossny. good con-
dition. viii sell cheap; radio 81 .6u. Phone
Emerson S63!. 30l0 EllicOtt St NV.
PIANO-Now Is the time TO bu, 3 used
upright in our store We've cut prices
deep on really 5000 Instruments. Every
one Teconditioneo and guaranteed Prices
S39 $40 S5s 500 and no Paw ~ weekly.
Also a ie~ spl. uprIRhts at reduced prices.
Ritt's. I23u G ST
GRAND AND UPRIGHTS. In excellent con-
dition lust returned from rent used by
responsible people: reduced fn price on sl
floors Terms as low IS 81 per week A
guarantee goes wi N every instrument One
Grand. SOS 90 One medium size upright
S13h High grade plsyas as low as $50
Pianos rented for all occa asions Home Of
Hugo Worch l11n G NV Est 1879
PIANo-smallest size William, and Mary
period model bsb, ersnd; in splendid con-
dition S115 Ideal for the small home or
apartment. Paw So weekly. kits. 1870
G
Evening star., 1935-05-30
SITCATIONS-WOMEN.

NURSE practical tiaininE educated. cs-
psbie NillinG any case: eoverueSS or com
psnion Best city references. Phone
North go
PRACTICAL NURSE. voune. ~. wears
hospital traiuins: best references. CsH
North 06.,O
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes position IN le-
fined home. chIl6's nurse hospital expert
snre: best ref Phone Potomac 40.
Evening star., 1935-05-30

EXCLUSIVE 18th 81 LOCATION-WIII,
rent suite OF !" rooms in my beautifully
furnished spr.. or win rent one room with
snd porch. Phone Adam $50! after ON
STUDIO APARTMENT. FURNISHED: >
rooms. Kitchen bath. porch and fireplace
1914 Connecticut ave. or RIGGS court.
iust of Dupont Circle.
:nR distance all commercial blGes. Neaiy
furnished one room. kit, and bath We
service: low rent. Also single rooms 3l'
CONN. AVE, 1900 BLOCK-o ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. reception hall beauti-
fully furnished. S215 for 8 mo. Emerson
1903 BIZ TMoRE ST. NV. FRONT. APT
s~itch6osrd 't elevator ss% So" sGult Sats onIg
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-FIvE LARGE
rooms snd path. two freplaces. three ex-
ences Cell Cleveland Sass >.
THE FARNsBORo FLORIDA AVE. COR
Decatur pl; n.w.-Attractively furnished;
, rooms. kitchen and bath june to Oc-
f RIvERDALE. MD ROOMS. KITcH-
en sno bath. all modern conveniencrs: 80
minutes from downtown: sac up. 90:
KEYSTONE APT. = DOWNTOWN; At
trscIive. mod. room. d. q. k. b.. porch:
sssi!soie 'mmsd. for mos. Phone West
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK. 1901
rooms. dining loom living rooms bed
room kitchen. bath and foyer Cleve ba:6
rooms. Kitchen hath: xsS. SaI Potomsc
06s6 or amply 1905 Goth 81.
ATTRACTIvELy FURNISHED APT BED
room. hvins room. kitchen and bath foyer:
for rent Jgne to October Phone evening.
A CAR AND GUIDE FURNIsHED-APTS.
snd houses. furnished and unfurnished
p". 18th st. NV. Room 2o7. Nail, s:l1.
THE WEsTcHEsTER-LAR LIVING
Sitchen snd. bath: comniete with Hshts:
sasu.t nd sd" phone per Cal. 10 sssoDs Iss 81
e"06 for appointment.
CONG RESSMAN WILL RENT VERY DE-
sirsble. 5-room spt. for Summer. on Conn.
ave. near Taft Bridge: bed rooms, hvine
side rooms Phone Decatur 1922. 30
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, PRIVATE. DE-
tached home: large lot; rooms bath.
nall, kitchen: furnishings optional: heat.
g. gas elee telepbone included; $3.50.
sHoREHAM HOTELS RMS, KITCHEN.
bath and balcony. Phone Adams 07OO.
Apartment 6O5-E sitter II am. 3O'
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED ? ROOMS.
Kitchen. bath. southern exposure sublet
wyoming ave al
LEAVING CITY UNTH, JANUARY 1 AND
want. TO sublet apt. newly furnished BY
interior decorator: viii lease TO right per
son at practically the cost Of rhe. un-
furnished apt. Large living room. dining
room. kitchen buffers pantry. oed
rooms ? bsths all outside rooms. 94OO
18th st. NV. Telephone Columbia 149S.
1888 goth ST. NV. ONE BLOCK CONN;
and RCCorner apt, exposures; 6ed
rooms. living room. large kitchen. Frigid-
aire: competely well furnished: S65. 81.
sUBLET JUNE-OCTOBER. COMPLETELY
furnished non- housekeeping apt. l room.
bs tn: gentleman: $3.50. Phone Adams
6%91-W.
PLENTY SPACE. PLENTY AIR. PLENTY
luxury; shower, awnings. dreplace, r., b.
l:tI r. I svs Zone block Hotel Msyf.l.
4 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH; GAS. ELEC.
incl; WALKING distance to all Govt. deptS.
Ca West 0an5
x5O-DOWNToWN; VERY DESIRABLE
comnletels well furrished. 2 large rooms
kreher hath. . srpcrlrss, "a s0th st.
Evening star., 1935-05-30
HELP--WOMEN.
tC0ntiNuaA
tC0uttrue6.)
TEIEpHONE SOLICITOR experienced. 40,

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. experienced. see
80 to 30. Apply 24O9 18th ST. NV.
WAITRESS white attractive and expert
enced: none other need apply. 1908 l4th
st NV.
MATTRESSES colored. experienced. Thom-
a. Grill 200 You st. NV.
MATTRESSES. thorouehly experienced
Apply any day between B and 4. Child S
Co. fi00 North Capitol st.
MATTRESSES, experienced; must be neat
in appearance. Apply 5l09 Ga. ave.
MATTRESSES night work Apply wilson's
Restaurant. 2Ol6 r. I. ave. ne
WANTED Mattresses Co). at once Apply
after pm. Scotty's Restaurant. 3642
Ga.