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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-04
Bad Effect Overseas

The munitions control treaty proposed by Secretary Hull, the as- sertion of Norman Davis at Geneva that America would "consult" with other nations in efforts to stave off war, and current moves toward a new neutrality policy designed to keep us out of war are all now squirming under a wet blanket. It all piles up to considerable irony because it's so commonly ad. mitted by detached observers that we had nothing to lose and little to gain by entering the court. Belief that entry would be little more than gesture of good will was responsible for the lukewarmth of the fight for ratification.
 The plain fact is that the ad- ministration had no idea how badly it was going to feel on the morning after.
 Copyright, 1885, NEA Service, Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-04
WINTER REFLECTION
Good Evening.

I'm none too keen on winter, no,- But vet there's beauty in the sunset glow. Did you see it the other day, lovely rose? Fading to lovely pink before the close Of an afternoon raw and bitterly cold And very trying to the most hardened and bold Have you ever noticed the shadow-castng sun Reflect color on the snow before day is done? Pm none too keen on winter no,- But there's something fine about nice clean snow
 -Em Elm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-04
Especial 10 The DemOcratJ

With a program of activities on a nation wide scale, the Boy Scouts of America will open. the celebra- ton of it's twenty-fifth anniversary on February Sth. The program of celebration continues through to February 14th. with a schedule of events at other times throughout the year.
 The scout movement was incor- porated on February 8, 1910, in Washington, D. C., formally launching the movement in the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-04

Philatekcaly speaking. Connecticut's tercentem- ary stump ay have the design cts tercentenary coin, accordimg to Washington dispatches. Whots the matter vth our Bureau of EmgraUing and Print mg? Cunt they concoct at east taco different de- signs? Not that 0e've anything agaimst tue Charte Oak being used on stump Far from it But # used on the coin, the stomp ought to shoW somethng qears ago aoe had tree stump hen tue 5Oth anmiver sary of the foundmg of Arbor Day a0as observed Remember it Let's be different and let's be origin d. Also let's have stump that a0l rGnk among tue best of the better comeorGtives 0eve had o recent yedrs.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-04
THE NEW DEAL
 IN WASHINGTON
By RODNEY BUTCHER Democrats Washington Correi
 pOndent

Democrats Washington Cores.
 pOndent
 Washington, Feb 1t made hardly the slightest difference whether or not this nation entered the World Court.
 Except for 8 few rabid isola- ington agreed on that. The sound and fury in the Senate over the issue was a sort of town joke even on Ca pital Hill.
 But the courts defeat Is O. mat ter of grave concern to the New Dealers because of certain menace ing shadows 1t casts before. MT Roosevelt, the great popular lead- CT, is confronted by other rabble- rousers with large popular follow ings of their own.
 For the first time, the admin istration has been licked through efforts of combination of lead CTS whom its members call dem agogs," "crackpots," "blather. sixties" and similarly uncompli- mentary names. It may not be the last time.
 Blame Trio for Defeat
 There's no question, of course, that Father Coughlin, William Randolph Hearst, and Huey Long .efeated the World Court. They aroused masses of voters to fever heat and stirred up the pressure, the tens of thousands of telegrams which pushed Democratic senators out of the administration ranks.
 Liberal New Dealers who fear Fascist tendencies in America, al- though conceding that entry or non-entry into the World Court was utterly unimportant, are whisper ing that here was drummed up the same type of nationalistic fervor which Hitler and Mussolini used so effectively in attaining power.
 People generally hadn't been ex- cited about the court. But a straw man was set up and they were whipped to a fury against it. And some New Dealers insist 1t gives Officials figure that "demagogs" such as Coughlin, Long, and Dr. Townsend will be encouraged 10 new efforts.
 Townsend, the old age pension man, had nothing to do wit hthe court fight. But thousands of tele- grams against the court contained grim threats similar to those with which his followers assure con- gressmen they'll be "cleaned out" in 1936 unless they espouse his plan.
 Strategy Was Wrong
 If the vote had been forced by Friday or Saturday instead of be- ingallowed to go over to Tuesday, giving Coughlin chance to take the air, the court protocols would have been ratified.
 Administration leaders were overconfident and felt it would be a smart thing not to let the Senate get too early start on the ad- ministration's unpopular five-biI- lion dollar relief bill. Now hardly anybody thinks the idea was so smart.
 The State Department crowd is discouraged - and it's feeling Is shared at the White House-be- cause of the unquestionable ham pering effect the defeat will have on Roosevelt's efforts for interna- itonal cooperation and world peace.
 Almost any bid Roosevelt makes in that direction now will be met by cynical European suggestions that 1t doesn't mean anything, be- cause the Senate wouldn't support him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-04
AnslUers To
 Test Questions

Below are the answers tO test questions printed on Page s.
 1. Young goose.
 2. Five.
 3. Sir Thomas Upton. 4. No.
 ,. Half past one o'clock. c. Elizabeth Monroe, wife Of President James Monroe. 2. Jamestown, Va, i'm 1919.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-04

# you could do h, aUould you?. ... .Chop up the Green so that LeavenWorth and Prospect streets be joined Run the a0estbound trolley truck around the north side and the eastbound truck the south slde
 Move the Soldiers Monument to point On the West end Of the Green that corresponds to the Weton Me- morial fountan the east end. Chop doWm lot ot tue stately old ems, ha 0lder acaks might be lad around the Green you did, gould last in office only day. ..If there plot as sacred as the last resting place of omes forefaters s ovely Green ... And aOeU and long may h be that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-04

Just imagine. The scene the House of Representa- sives in Washington The hour, early afternoon The Speaker Under previous order of the House the Chair recog nzes the gentleman from Indiana for one hour Loud ap pause from the Indiana side of the House. Jeers from near by Illinois, The Gentleman from Indiana (hereatter to be known as G. f. I) MT Speaker thank the House TOT granting me this short hour in which to refresh it's memory on promise of last year when brought before my bill entitled "An Act Preserve and Perpeuae the Perlpa- tetic Feline' May urge my fellow colleagues their earnest consideration of The Gentleman from lnols Thereafter to be known the G. f. 1 MT Speaker VIII the gentleman yield G. f. l, yield. ..G r. Ill., Ii recall it correctly the act entitled An Act for the Preservation and Perpeuaton of the Peripatec Felne Does the Gentleman from Indiana stand corrected! G. stand corrected. May urge on my fellow colleagues their consideration of the plight ot the lonely ana neglected ene that ourgged creature so essential to the we'll being of every wlmanaged domce It IS not my pur pose to you with lengthy dissertation on the history of the arstocracy of the cat Far from it. The Gen MT Speaker will the G. f. yed? G. f. yield, but not too gracousy G. O. Are of the House to understand that the G. f. refers to the owly aeyca as an arls- ocrat? Come, sir that is too much even for mere con- gressman to be expected to stomach. You. G. l. MT Speaker must ask that my colleagues refrain from inter- rupng my thoughts before they fully communicated to the entire give you the ancestry of the cat the from Minnesota Thereafter to be known as the G M) MT Speaker, will the G. f. yied? e. l. MT Speaker, not only yield the G. M but give him the floor for the remainder of allotted hour and also yield to the lneVl
 able and retire to the House bar G. f. retres amid thunderous applause. G. f. M As saying Congress certainly should enact this to protect the American snpe. I remember. .... And so on, ad lnhnltum
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-04
DR WERTHEIMER
 GUEST SPEAKER

Dr John Wertheimer will be the speaker tonight at meeting of Roosevelt lodge Knights of Pyth- ias. Dr Wertheimers subject will be "The Abnormalities of the Hu- man Race" topic which he has discussed in several recent ad- dresses before local organizations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-04

Topicaly speaking. =. The Boy Scouts of America start celebrating the good old ser anniversary Friday o this week . The Waterbury, -Naugatuck voeyball team will be entered in the national tourney to be staged in New York city this spring. Badmnton is fast coming into popularity among those who like their indoor exercise in good big energetic doses Oifow pipes froze during the recent cold spell far below the 18nch frost line did the cold penetrate Brandy and soda is rapidly becoming the mossed phrase in the lexicon of the liquor imbbers who really claim to keep with what's what in the world of spirits The priest who has faced danger thousand times comes to Waterbury this week with his movie hots unexplored valleys mountains glaciers and what not (unexpored until he poked around in em The Rev Bernard R. Hubbard S. J All that could have made the Beaux Ball of last week of bowling than
 would have been the arrival of the beaux and bees of the Gay Nnees in the fancy seghs of that of fancy dress and talk
Evening star., 1935-11-12
$50 ALLISON ST. NV.

S45.00-3 large rooms. Semi-private
bath; practically new home; heat and
light included. Car be inspected any
time Phone District 0OSO
Evening star., 1935-11-12

S6,45O-LELAND SECTION - CHARMING
reposseSsed bungalow perfect con-
dition: situated on large lot.
convenient to stores and trans,
portation. Rare opportunity. Call
National 1439 until pm.
LARGE. MODERN. VACANT BUNGALOW
like new, beautiful lawns 60x150. garage
633 Ashland ave. Refined Riverdale, of
boulevard 20 min. downtown: 81 1000;
$500 cash; was $500. GEO. c. WALKER.
nhnne Greenwood 1S4N. l3s
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$3.50 cAsH-NEW > BATHS; SOS PER
mo-: fine NV. section: mi. saraEe: beats
paying rent E. w. BAILEY. Adams 41s6.
BARGAINS. .5O-NR. 14th AND PARK
wood pl NV; ami. , porcheS. large
yard Gear garage. E. W. BAILEY. Adams
1856.
oPPoRTUNITY-S7 .45o-KANsAs AVE.
NV; mi. oil burner. FrigIdaire. 3
porcheS nice yard. E. W. BAILEY. Adams
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1858 10th N.W.-BusinesS Womel
FOUNTAIN COURT.

A residence for men and women, quiet;
beautiful surroundings. Large double and
single rooms, overlook park. Menus
planned for health and efficiency. Select
clentene. private parking, entrance at
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

i4TI N ST.-THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath. front. south exposure: walking dis
tance: owners home: S55.50.
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SALE-HOUSES.

BRICK CORNER HOUSE. SIX ROOMS.
garage Biggest value in town; now rented
nearly 500 per annum. Sale price. 5000
Could be converted into apartment. Ad-
dress Box 4SS-M Star Office. 1"@
BRICKS ROOMS. BATH; PANTRY.
elec. and gas h.-w h; $500. 20 R st,
ne Phone North 1925. 13s
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
> nice rooms. ami. .S4.150; q rooms,
new condition. h. h.. close to everything.
$3.50; new brick. best of everything new
section. Ss,i50. Terms. $500 up; balance
like rent
c:11 r NORTH, -oO3
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MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIGHTS
Al-brick, center-hall plan. with living
room dining room. library and kitchen on
first floor 4 bed rooms and " baths on the
second: also finished attic. recreation room.
oil heat. lear built-in garage, attractive
lawn and shrubbery. Will sell for $4,000
less than cost. Call National 3925. or after
$40 d m Cleveland O1Sl
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NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV.-Modern. private
home; single or double rm. next bath.
shower: breakfast; conv. trans. Pot. 5I33'
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RENT REDUCED.

1909 9TH ST. NV
A 3-story brick building. approximately
o0x60 feet: basement under entire build
lng; large show window: alley exit,
CAYWOOD BROS & GARRETT. INC.
9i5 N. Y. Ave. NV National O9S2
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

NEAR 10Th AND EYE SITS. NV.
Store with rooms and :. baths above
All modern Improvements This valuable
property. including stock. fixtures and
household furniture, can be bought for
SIS. 500. wav below oricinal cost. CALL
Mr.. FISCHER WITH BOSS & PHELPS,
NATIONAL 92On.
VALUABLE COMMERCIAL LOT.
Located on Bls densburg I'd. between
Randolph and r sts ne 935 #. front.
Will sell all or anv part. Permit available
for gas station Excellent site for barbe-
cue stand grocery store. etc. Section IS
being developed very rapidly. See Mr..
ToWbes
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

COUPLE RELIABLE, SOBER TO OCCUPY
3 comfortable rooms in farm house for
Winter; ID miles out ref. Address Box
:!52-R Star Office.
; LARGE ROOMS BATH AMI; RE-
decorated in and out. Call Hyattsvllle $40.
ROGERS g. TOMPKINS.
l543 MICHIGAN AVE. NE-9 ROOMS
large lot. gar; so. Mr FERN. 9Is Ran
dolph pl. ne. Phone North 5314.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

DESIRE TO RENT. FURNISHED SMALL
cottage deep in woods nearby Nd or Va.
Must have conveniences; long lease. Ad-
dress Boy l11-R. Star Office.
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sALE-INvEsTMENr PROPERTY.

RENT, Si,6s0; PRICE. SIO,5OO-4-FAM-
ny apt rms, kit, dining alcove, bath.
shower. GENE BARRY Met }335.
MT PLEASANT sECTIoN-o-RooM, .
Address Box 4s6-M. Star once 10.
STORES AND 3 APIS; GARAGE FOR q
cars; facing on two streets; not far from
desn GSp,toI 81 BIog, hGt-water heat; lot % feet
De bought. on terms. at low price for this
class class OF property: shows high return on
Brew dsE Fe'ssto Met 70 purchase "a 1o Cal NJ
TON, eos Investment Bid l.,
"a GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
''5GTESix-room 5oTo and bath brick with
cellaf. fronting on wide street in
northwest section. In excellent con-
Gitlon. Rented to white tenant at
fr0nting nHs nor; p fee feet on COMMERCIAL ave-
would, sreatly Increase revenue Now
rented to white tenant at S55 per
month A good investment with real
Sci NEW FoUR-FAMILY FLAT.
Two-s:ory bricE containing, four
iaree porch Separate gss heating ting
plant in each ap. Good white rental
per ysar Tofs incomS ap
1905 H ST. Nv & N NATI. ea45.
4-FAMILY APTS.
New cor bdgs. 245-259 Oglethorpe 81.
W facing Govt. park. Owner BIRON,
| phone Georgia 9G'!.!!: evenings Met. 5ll..
9 ROW BRICKS.
Annual income g. $50: rents. S3O-S"5
month; near Navy Yard some frontlnT
on vide avenue priced to show l%:o
return.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
7a9 18th s, REALTOR Natl n153.
Evening Pncne GEORGIA 2gOo.
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LANHAM HEIGHTS. MD.
New 4-room and bath bungalow. full
size concrete basement; electricity: q acre
wooded i2s; Priss SSS9 III Ss9e stS Sash 81
Phone Metropolitan 1851
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$685..

This detached home offers more value
at the price than any on our list; modern
6 rooms and bath; close in NV, con-
venient location: easy terms. Call. Met
2S27. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 205 In
VeStment RldQ
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REAL HOME BUYS.

NEAR 10th ST
f-1-s rooms > baths, club room some
with attic, automatic heat. refrigeration.
furred walls. insulated
See Me Today
SPECIAL OFFER FOR A LIMITED TIME
r. S. MOSS. Georgia 64S3
NAPI.E e. LANES
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NEW CORNER HOUSES, 500.
cEAQ DOWN. EACX TERN NHS

Six rooms. bath concrete front porch.
built-in kitchen units. steel-frame windows,
copper screens. hardwood floors through
70
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1901 MASS. AVE. NW.-Nicely furnished
double and single rooms, near bath; deli
cious meals; reasonable. Sterling 955S.
1453 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Second-fioo front
room. twin beds; all conven., nice surround,
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM with board.
S35 month Phone Clarendon 1491-M.
1l6 ELM ST. ROSEMONT.. Alexandria
Va.-Large front room. Wood-burning hre-
place INV h.. next to bath. am twin
beds: suitable for two; near bus, 10 MIN
utes to WASHINGTON: loc fare.
NICELY FURNISHED front room excellent
meals convenient to car and bus: can
accommodate >. Phone Clarendon l6S-N
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REAL, FIND-ADJOINING THE BEAU

SURROUNDED BY LOVELY HOMES ON
beautifully shaded street IN Chevy Chase.
D. c. Just west OF Conn. ave. A life
fine property and it may be acquired at a
price far below any possibility of repro
duction Completely renowned and mod
ernized this charming Colonial home is
especially adapted for the larger family.
The first floor is well arranged for enter
tanning. And there are bed rooms and :?
baths Price S1495O; small cash and
monthly payments-less than rent-on
one trust at 5l2to interest. For further
Information. call Cleveland BIS.
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RENT-DESK SPACE.

A GOOD OFFICE ADDRESS MAY HELP
your business: mail and telephone service.
S5 mo-; prominent Office building. Ad-
dress Box 269-M. Star offce. IL
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

HAVE A CLIENT FOR LARGE RooMING
house from J. rooms and up: also need
several Il to : room houses. R L. SEY-
MOUR CO. 12I6 N. Y. ave. Natl. 1907.
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APARTMENTS-FUR- e. UNFUR.
lGnnfinmAd

lPARTMENTS IN HIGH-CLASS NORTH
nent. Call Mrs GREEN. Adams 454S.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT. sI1 ST.
n.w-Central location, reasonable rates.
MARROW COAL CO.
1925 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
The Department Bank Bldg.
Two small Offices. end floor 81 per
month each, inc uding light and heat; In
Quire PARK SAVINGS BANK, }, T. Moran,
receiver Columbia 5000
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
RENT-STORES.

341 18th ST sE-sToRE AND 6:ROoM
apartment bath. cleo, h.-v.h-. So per
month HARRY z GLADMAN, INC,
phone Lincoln 03i6. 30S Pa, ave sc.
1873 NJ ST. NW.-LARGE STORE. ONE
half block from Conn. ave on busy
thoroughfare. Suitable for LIQUOR store.
interior decorator or any business. $50.
Evening star., 1935-11-12
WANTED-LOTS.

ZoNED FOR FLATS. STATE SIZE Lo-
cation and price. Address Box TAR.
Star office. Ia
WILL PAY CASH FOR LOT; OVER 30
feet width preferred. Address Box @o9-R'
Star office. l3'
LARGE LOT IN NORTHWEST D. G.. NOT
too far out. Address Box 25l-R star
Office. IL
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1442 SPRING RID. NV.

HALF BLOCK FROM 18th ST
Fine residential neighborhood; brick res
idence. large rooms tiled bath oak
floors. open fireplace; large. double-glassed
House vacant: immediate possession.
Price, $500; terms.
H. H CARTER
3O6 Investment Bldg National 417S.
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Beautiful English House,

Nearing completion, near American Uni
versity. Less than half block from Mass.
ave Stone and brick with steel easement
windows, featuring 1st-floor toilet and
lavatory and large coat closet. large living
room with stone fireplace, generous dining
room, breakfast room. most appealing
kitchen. 3 large bed rooms. and most
complete baths Price, S10.g50.
Frank S. Phillips. Dist. 1411
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7 a I IONHL JDVV.

,5OO-6-rm., hath, .-story brick: nice
side and back yard with Scar, brick ga
rage and loft, excel. for studio or remod.
purposes; oil heat. JOHN LIPSCOMB.
Phone Potomac $3.50.
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SALE--LOTS,

BEAUTIFUL, LOT 50x15o IN KENs1NG,I;
after pm. Potomac 5933-J. L.
IN CHEVY CHASE. D. G.; NEAR NEVADA
ami TOLEDO GUARANTY CORP. by
Robert E Heater. National 1896. 1@'
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE S1,500 COR
ner for $500 cash; water, gas and elec'
wonderful bargain. Address Box 2GO-R.
Star office.
BUILDERS AND BROKERS, ATTENTION.
5 Four-Family Apt. Sites-Half Cash.
cbeTs chsss AND ASI Rene Rd Lots for
Detached Homes at Appleton St. NV.
> Splendid FirSt-Commercial Locations.
J. FRANK TILLER. Clev. 1419.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Several desirable building sites avail
able in this Ions established SUBDIVISION
Handsome trees, concrete streets sewer
WI. WALKER. IA 18th ST. NV.
DESIRABLE LOTS FOR ROW HOUSES
ani flats. various sections Of city.
Investment Bldg National 1872.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED ACREAGE-BRAD-
as low as $3.50 per site: protective restric-
tions.
110S 18th st. Natl. 9453 Wise. 30tS. 10.
IN EXCELLENT SUBURBAN LOCATION;
with all improvements. lot. bnX2lu: 5000
surroundings and outlook: price, S1.S5O,
GRAHAM & OGDEN
National 1869. 313 Woodward Bldg.
OLORED-BEAUT1FUL BUILDING LOTS
terms. Mr. COOPER National 1859.
Evening star., 1935-11-12

1874 PARK RID NW-Guest home; select
clientele; recreation activities; garage;
references; Potestant gentleman preferred.
Phone Columbia O6S2.
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR LEASE.

FOh LEAoE
1902 l4th ST. NV.
That handsome. large store. cellar and
freproof shop III rear. wide alley,
rooms md and 3rd floors. Reduced rent.
Desirable for any business needing space.
auto tires sales room and auto repairs.
JESSE l. HEISKELL. Ills Eve ST. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT-FLATS.
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

2l19 N st. n.w.-3rd A.. 3 T.. X. and b
heat included $3.50. r. L. SEYMOUR
phone National 1907
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SIS .95O-A FRAME BUNGALOW CONTAIN
ing large rooms; l bath: open fireplace; ipa
section of ne. near Catholic University;
lot 50x115.
Ss.50O-An attractive home. frame con-
struction. containing 8 rooms. baths;
h,-w.h., 2-car garage chicken house and
yard; lot 5Ox2OO; located on the new Con-
duit I'd. in D. c.
S13,5OO A beautiful semi detached
brick home containing 8 rooms baths;
bath in basement. 2-car brick garage: lot
2Sx13S.S. near Blagden ave. entrance to
Rock Creek Park.
CAYWOOD BROS & GARRETT. INC.
915 N. Y. Ave. NV. National 09S2.
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BUNGALOW.

BUNGALOW,
3"nd and E sts. s.e.-Frame : rooms, bath
trees. grapes; small cash payment: S45
per month Phone Columbia 2lH4-J.
clio ROOM HOUSES. FOR HOMES OR
Investments, all sections See our big. eX-
elusive list. Also fats, store property, etc.
- phone GeorgIa 6I46
N PYON co l|l6 N y Ave Natl 1gO.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
RMS.-WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD

ROOM and bath with board or facilities
for Ink: neiehborhood Conn. ave. and
3ath ST Cleveland 2OI3. 12'
Evening star., 1935-11-12

GEORGETOWN.
Charming Georgetown home, reproduc-
tion early American type: built unqer
tects; 2 bed rooms, fireplace automatic
beat and many other UNIQUE features In In
GEORGETOWN, PRICE, $4,000. BOSS &
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500. AFTER D
PM. CALL CLEVELAND 0112.
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WEST OF GEORGETOWN ROOMS,
bath inclosed porch, h.-wh,. cellar. Price,
$4,000 bargain Phone District SSSS,
JOSEPH C. zIRKLE. Cleveland 1860.
NEW ROW HOUSE IN EXCELLENT NV.
section. rooms, = BATHS. recreation rm.,
frigeration One of the most charming
homes in city. ONLY $3.50. easy terms.
CALL Mr.. FISCHER WITH BOSS &
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WANTED-ROOMS.

hUUItSS bUh - ~, .oloI OIIINC'
LADY desires small warm. "nd-fioor room.
centrally located, with refined. elderly
people State price and phone number.
Address Box S5R. Star office.
YOUNG MAN desires single or double room,
with or without breakfast. preferably down.
town Conn. ave. Write 36l4 Conn. ave,
Apt. 40.
UNFURN = OR 3 ROOMS. kit bath. in
clean. quiet private home PROTESTANT,
NV, by employed couple; must be reason
able. Address Box 116-R, Star office.
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1892 N ST, N.W-Attractively furnished
corner ROOM windows: good meals: SUIT
able . or 3: also single. lo--
s15 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Newly decorated
double room in modern. clean home: deli
rious home cooking; free phone. Call
Cenrgia 1hSo
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1925 Penna. Ave. NV,
The Dpna Rank Bldg.

Entire lower first floor 23x53 lnclud-
ing mezzanine floor. rent viii lnclude
Inquire Park Savings Bank J. F. MORAN
Receiver Columbia 5000.
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LARGE. MODERN VACANT BUNGALOW
like new: beautiful lawns, 60x15O ga
rage: 623 Ashland ave-: refined River
dale, of boulevard, 90 min. downtown:
"a 900; S4OO cash; was $4,000. GEORGE
G. WALKER Greenwood 1899 12a