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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-06
Fatal Auto Mishaps
Numerous At Night
Statistics of States Substantial Claim of Hazard
Gus Driving After Shutdown Comparison Of Figures

New York, N. Y.--Because more
fatal automobile accidents happen
after nightfall than during the day.
time, the lengthening nights OF au-
tunn present q special hazard to
motorists, according to statisticians
OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company. They point out that al
though there are about as many
automobile accidents In the summer
as In the fall, the ratio OF fatalities
10 accidents Is greater during the
fall season than In any other period.
Even In winter, the statisticians
say, the motarity Is not so great,
though the long hours Of darkness
extent through this season also.
This is probably because the diff
cult driving conditions Of winter
tend to discourage night driving,
and so help TO reduce the num-
Der OF night accidents, which, as
stated, have the greatest propor-
ton OF fatalities.
Official Figures
Relying on official figures OF the
states of New York and New Jer-
sey, the statIsticians say that these
"reveal average fatality ratios OF
42.4 deaths per 1000 accidents for
the months OF october, November
and December; 1854 for July, Au-
gust and September; 32.2 for April,
May and June; and 1913 for January,
February and March"
Declaring the New York and New
Jersey data 10 be fairly typical OF
those for the northern states In
general. the statisticians say:
Careful study OF this material
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-06

I shows that this high mortality re-
suits principally from the simple
fact that there Is more night driv-
ingduring this period OF the year."
Discussing the number OF night
accidents by seasons, the statisti-
clans say:
After Shutdown
"The data for New York and New
jersey show that out OF 02,400 &C.
cidents reported during the months
OF October, November, and Decem-
Der, 52,37i or nearly 81 per cent oc-
Cured either ut dusk or after
nightfall. During the months OF
June, July, and August, on the COM
trary, the number OF night acci-
dents totaled only 2B,2i2 (3i per
cent? although the total number
Of accidents (0i 1881 was approxi-
mately the same as In the fall.
During the winter months OF
January, February, and March
when the period OF darkness IA
even longer than In late fall, the
percentage Of accidents after night
fall Is somewhat lower than II IA
In autumn. Out Of the 68,54i ac-
cidents reported by New York and
New Jersey during the winter
months, $3.50 or about 50 per cent
occurred In the dark hours. This
probably can DO attributed TO the
fact that the hazardous driving
conditions prevailing In winter tend
TO discourage night driving and 40
help to reduce the number Of night
accidents. The pleasant weather
encountered during autumn, how
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-06

ings. It's main plants are OF
Pittsburg, Contra Costa county,
across the bay from San Francisco,
and at Torrance, near Los Angeles.
These two plants ore considered the
most efficient and completely
equipped steel mills west Of the
the Mississippi river.
The company gradually acquired
plants, mines and warehouses and
today Ia the largest steel manu-
facturer on the Pacific coast. In
addition TO manufacturing activities,
Columbia serves Oh Pacific state
sales representative for eastern sub.
sidiarieS Of the United States Steel
Corporation. The cotnpany's ore
comes from its own mines OF Desert
Mount, Utal., and Its coal from Co.
iumbia, Utah.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-06

ever, especially In the vicinity Of
New York and New Jersey, is par
ticularly enticing to motorists, and
thus tefnptS many 10 prolong their
driving TO late hours"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-06
LIEUT.. GOV. OF
MASS. WILL WE'D

Boston, Nov. 6.--(UP)-Lieuten-
ant Governor Elect Francis II. KEEL
ly soon will wed, 1t was learned TO-
day.
Miss Marion Mcdonald, 26-year-
old telephone company secretary,
murmured yes" when asked II { ~
were engaged.
But I really can't tell you when
we expect to be married" the pretty
b!ue-eyed brunette added.
Miss Mcdonald who lives with
her mother d. East Boston met
Kelly at a dinner three years ago.
She raid she did not know
thing about politics" and had not
liked politicians before ! met
Frank"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-06
CANDIDATES TO
FILE EXPENSES
CONTINUED from Page -


ports with Town Clerk Egan % will
their republican opponents, Attor-
ney Albert J. Bronsky and Mortimer
J. Calvin. The socialist candidates
for the house, Morris Fem and
Samuel Wolo2in, will also file here
as we'll as John w. Ring, the So
cialist candidate for the senate in
the 18th district.
File Elsewhere
Probate Judge Dennis J. Slavin
will file his report with the town
clerk here, It Is expected. Attorney
J. Warren Epson, who ran for con-
gresham In the Nth district on the
republican ticket, and Mrs. Lydia
Ayotte, who was the write in" can
didAte OF the union party, will Ale
with the clerk OF the house Of rep
yesentatives In Washington, d. @. II
Is not believed that ex-Mayor Will
liam e. Thoms, q democratic pres
adential elector, will have TO make @
return as he was not the candi-
date for president or vice-president
on the democratic ticket. II he does
report he will report TO the secre-
General Report Later
Town Chairman John H. Crary
Of the democratic party said today
that he Is making arrangements for
q report TO the town clerk on the
organizations expenditures here for
Tuesdays election. Republican
Town Chairman J. Warren Epson
made o similar statement. Town
Chairman George L. Ayotte Of the
local union party town committee
will also have 10 file report on
expenditures made In Waterbury.
All three have IS days after Mo-
yembcr Ord In which 10 file reports.
This gives them until the 18th 10
ais fissiras wlth Tom Clerk Esan.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-06
DEATH DREAM IS
MADE REALITY

Oakland, CALI, Nov 6A-tUP)--
Mrs. Maude Nichols dreamed two
nights ago that her husband, q. A.
Nichols, 30, would be trapped in q
cave-in and killed. Today Nichols
body was recovered from o cave-in
OF an old vehicular tunnel In the
Berkeley. Contra Costa Hills.
II dreamed night before last that
this very thing would happen" Mrs.
Nichols sobbed. 1T was oil 80 plain
that I was worried, but didn't soy
anything about H."
Two boys, six and ~, also survive
Nichols.
The cave.in occurred late yester-
day while men were clearing debris
from the tunnel and repairing the
overhead timbering.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-06
SEN. BLACKALL
IS CHAIRMAN
Continued from Page -

CONTINUED from Page -
lection Of the committee. Neverthe.
less, the republicans, II they still
hold the socialist support they hsd
In the 1885 session, can count on
Senator Taft for support II they ops
pose any OF the Cross administers
TONS suggestions.
Begin on Thursday
Representative Thoms stated to-
day that no had been officially noti-
Ned by Senator Blackall that the
public hearings would begin on
Thursday, the i2th. Another hearing
will be held on Monday, November
10. Both hearings will be held In
the hall OF the house and will open
at 10 o'clock In the morning.
SO far there are two bills before
the committee, one introduced by
the special unemployment insurance
commission named by Governor
Wilbur l.. Cross and the other o
measure proposed by the state Fed
Grafton Of Labor.
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STEEL COMPA
TO RAISE WAGES
CONTINUED from Page ~
Compensate Workers

Provicion was made that the new
rates OF pay shall be considered 70
compensate employees for an increase
In living lsts this year.
Should the cost Of living index Of
the federal bureau Of labor statis-
tics show q further rise Of per
cent, or O drop OF that amount, In
living costs, the wage scales will rise
or fall TO that extent.
The wage for common labor In
Columbia plants, now Al cents On
hour, was raised TO 80 cents. Work.
crs now rated OF 80 Ia cents were
granted an increase Of 40 cents an
hour. Other wage scales also were
adjusted.
The announcement said that the
agreement had provisions for inodi.
flcations or continuance beyond the
FIRST year.
The announcement was made by
the companys president, Ambrose
N. Diehl, and followed conclusion
OF negotiations between the COM
pany and It's workers. II was the
first general wage increase affecting
O major concern 10 be put into Of.
feet on the Pacific coast.
del said that the wage increase
affects approximately $500 en-.
ployes.
Organized In 1910
Columbia Steel has been rnanufac-
turing steel on the Pacific coast
since 1910. Az the start Its opera
lions were confined TO steel cast
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-06
PRIZE STEER SETS RECORD

Lincoln, Neb. (UP)--The grand
champion steer at the Nebraska
state fair this year, March On,
Pioneer" was sold at auction for
10 cents o pound, the highest price
In history. The Iowa State fair
champion brought 81 Ia cents 0
pound TO Ito owner.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-06
MOTHER or 10 ONLY 30

Fort Worth, Tex. tUP)-Eighteen
children arc sufiicient, believes 30
year.old Mrs. u. n. Bennett. She
said her family was large enough,
when hospital attendants were cali
cd In TO find q name for her now"
est $50 Jewel Maurlne.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-06
WINDOWS BROKEN

London, Nov.I 6--(UP)--Windows
In the German embassy were broken
today by communists demonstrators
engry ut the execution In Hamburg
bf Edgar Andre, German radical.
Three dernonstrators were arrested.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WAN 1ED 1O hEN
GROOM HOUSE, AMI. FOR A HOME:
best care: ne. or Sc: unfurnished. Address
Box 122-C. Star ONCE. 29'
3 OR q ROOM HOUSE IN SOUTHWEST:
white family. Call Metropolitan 1908 after
3 pm.
WANTED-MAY 1st BY RESPONSIBLE
couple 8. or room bungalow. ami. D. c.
or suburbs; convenient stores and trans
portation. Address Box 430-C. Star once.
BUNGALOW. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
or nearby MARYLAND. clean. mi, reason
able. Phone Decatur 1851 29'
OR ROOM BUNGALOW OR SMALL
house with bath and electricity: reasonable.
Address Box 117-C. Star once. 30'
INTERES led LEASING COR MORE RIM
house. NV section; will buy furniture. No
agent. Address Box 1850, Star once. go
MAY 1st. BUNGALOW BY FOUR ADULTS,
IN DISTRICT
Call Georgia 4273. 29'
WE NEED HOUSES FOR APRIL 1 OCCU-
pancy. Plans waiting
DIXIE REALTY CO.,
1917 st. NV National $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TILDEN GARDENS.

Exceptionally cool apt, 3 exposures.
living dining, kitchen, 3 bed rooms. sun
parlor. 9 baths. Available May !. Phone
Cleveland S433
Evening star., 1936-03-28
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

c0O6 COL RID NV 10 min downtown,
Mt Pleasant car-Sunny room. single or
double; apt; private family. North 3693.
2oI7 14th ST. NV. Apt. 5-Two front
unfurn rooms; can be used as Ink. or
sleeping rooms: semi-bath; light. gas in
cluded: reliable tenants only; reasonable.
DOWNTOWN. 52l 11th-2 large bright
rooms. Ink. bath. kitchenette: after 1
Sat, Sun; S35; adults; elec free. 29'
Evening star., 1936-03-28
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

sO7 SOMERSET PL. NV or 3 rooms.
furn. or unfurn. Excellent for couple or .
gentlemen. Ext. telephone. Georgia 77l6.
F25 FARRAGUT ST. NV rooms for
Ink in a modern corner home; heat. light,
gas tel. incl; reasonable.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

st. ne. 2 rooms, kitchen. dinette. bath,
electric electric refrigeration, gas heat, SCREENED
VIM. T. BALLARD
National 2265. 1921 Eye st. NV.
$3.50 AND S40.50.
opoJ0 I017 x;.T; X 81; N.Y..
F. M. PRATT CO.,
934 X st. NV. National s6S2.
233 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
Modern aDartmsats saa sa Sf four rooms, bath,
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 PENNSYLVANIA Ave. Sc
DUPONT,
1717 goth ST. NV.
service. electric refriseration: resident
RENT, $99.50.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National Zoo. a25 18th st. NV.
THE JEFFERSON,
1900 18th ST. NV. DISTRICT 47O4.
KITCHEN F44bs aRb BATH.
NEW BUILDING.
914 S. Carolina Ave. Sc.
Modern apartments Of two rooms. kitch;;
en-. and bath. screened porch. Heat and
hot water furnishsd Sd 80
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
RHODE ISLAND GARDENS,
230 R. I. AVE. NE.
Five-story elevator building. electric re-
frlgeration on house current secretarial
telephone, ne % service conyeniently COM emit LOCATED to
RMS. kTTcHES SES 81 DINEGrE NET e., AND sD BATH.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21O0 925 18th st. NV.
THE BROADMOOR,
1901 CONN. AVE. NV.
Living room, bed room, junior
dining room, kitchen, bath and
incloSed porch. Phone Cleve-
land 5000.
TILDEN GARDENS,
Conn. Ave. at Tilden ST. NV.
One or two bed rooms, living
room, dining room, kitchen and
bath, $50 to $105. Splendid res
taurant on premises. E. c.
DUVALL. Manager, phone Cleve-
land 1894.
115 NEW YORK AVE. NV. 60
Electric Refriseration.
1895 w ST. NV.
3 rooms X, and bath 90
1916 CONN AVE.
y rooms, K. and ba It'll %4S so
Refrigeration on House.
a535 18th ST. NV.
3 rooms X and 90
Refrigeration on House.
200 MASS. AVE. NV
. rooms k. and 90
Refrigeratio on House.
Elevator and Switchboard.
6s45 GEORGIA AVE.
r. X. b. Frigidaire on house cur--S6O.00
1ol4 18th ST. NV. End FLOOR.
8 rooms. k. and th------------S5O.0 90
rooms. k. bath and iavatory ---S7O 90
Refrigeration on House.
1857 PARK RID.
3 rooms k. and bath, $1,000
Elevator. Refrigeration on House.
35O4 18th ST. NV
rooms. X, bath and porch. elec.
refriEeratlon -----------------s'5
THE FRONTENAC.
1850 CONN AVE
rooms. <. bath. screened porch $500
Refrigeration on House
Elevator and Switchboard.
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
sIl 18th st. NV. National 59O3.
DRESDEN,
oIo6 CONN AVE NV
Just South OF Taft Bridgel
Five rooms, kitchen, large
foyer and bath. South and
east exposures. Twenty-four-
hour elevator and switch
board service. Electric re-
frigeration. See Resid ent
Manager.
RENT, S125.00.
Also one room and bath
non housekeeping apart
ment.
RENT, $4,000.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National olO0 925 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

HOUSES-FURNISH
an CHEVY CHASE. D. Ct ROOMS AM
l.: completely furnished: double garage
CHAS. s MUIR & CO;
Natl 1898. ..O3 Southern Bldg. @a'
1899 3ISt. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DE.
tached ali sides, overlooking park: 4 bed
rooms , baths. 2-car garage, Garden; we'll
furnished; available April to Sept. l. 3o'
PARK RD.. "a BLOCK 18th sT.-LARGE
semi-detached house, : bed rooms sleepins
driveway; rent Whole or part; quiet family
consider selling furniture. No brokers.
Phone Columbia 06S2.
BUNGALOW. sUITLAND. MD. Is MIN.
southeast Of Capitol: ) rooms and bath.
steam heat. Kelvinator cleo range, garage.
chicken house. garden. orchard. } acres;
$50 Inquire 14l4 G st. Sc.
l17l CHURCH ST N.W.-LIVING ROOM;
dining room kitchen and 4 bed rooms
baths; nicely furnished including silver;
from May to September 30; S95 per
month TYLER & RUTHERFORD INC,
1920 X St NV. Phone National O415.
E-sEMI-DETACHED. q RMS,
gas heat. with Earage: convenient 70
schools and busses; SS5 per month. FOR
inspection phone Decatur 2llS-W.
MICHIGAN PARK-ATTRACTIVEL FUR
nished house. bed rooms. bath. shower
oil heat. Frigidaire and garage Immediate
possession: S115 per mo Phone potomac
O632-Lincoln 1905.
1347 EUCLID STREET N.W-l1 ROOMS
two baths nicely furnished. radio ano
Electrolux oil heat. garage. Call Mr.
WAPLE & JAMES INC,
1Afh CT NJ w
Evening star., 1936-03-28
RoOMS-SuBURBAN.

1913 ARLINGTON RIDGE-Attractiv
furnished bed room in owners home;
high elevation beautiful view of river; 10
mi lutes by bus to l4th and Pa. ave: unlim-
tied phone. Jackson 1906. Mrs. Benton. 29e
WOODSIDE. MD-Pleasant room. attrac-
tive Surroundings. Phone Silver Spring 24-J
LYON VILLAGE. VA-Large. beautifully
furn room for employed LADY; 2 blocks from
bus 3 minutes to town. Phone Walnut
cS25-J.
LEE HEIGHTS. VA. 4641 23rd rd North
Quiet cool room. new home. garage l0c
fare. Phone Clarendon 13S1-W.
LARGE SLEEPING ROOM. grill privileges.
Close to Transportation. Telephone Hyatts-
willie 1851 30"
Evening star., 1936-03-28
ROOMS AND BOARD.

i2s ST. NE.-second- floor large room.
| southern exposure separate beds. semi-pri-
yate bath with shower. Meals. ~.
1s43 CALVERT ST -N.W.-sinEle and dou-
and $40 per month. Home crivileges: 3Os
1893 NW-Lovely. large front room.
facing. Franklin Park; running water: suit
a6le for two or three Excellent meals sn.
143s KENNEDY ST. NV. loff 10th ST.
Large room and sun parlor. next bath.
shower; for or 3. Excellent meals. 20.
IDEAL SUMMER LOCATION-Larse corner
Park in unusually beautifully appointed
courts. courts 66sspyenient Transportation. Phone
1925 QUEEN ST. N.E.-Neatly furnished
lent meals: IS week Atlantic 452s.J.
I712 EYE ST. N.w-Excellent location;
cooking: reasonable. Met. 6179. :.
ONE. OR TWO GENTLEMEN-Large.n newly
furnished room, mex. to bath: home cooked
Changed Phone North i42o. Ext. iS5. eN
,6T LOO 18th stn.,sCt ST SSW.vacancy NM for ySHns
14O9 KENNEDY ST. NW.-Vacancy for
good meals conv. downtown; garage.
TWO LARGE ROOMS, open fireplace,
private bath: 10 acres Of lawn: 90 minutes
to downtown. Phone Shepherd 1855.
1929 X ST. NW.-Pleasant double room.
Metropolitan 1893.
1906 KANSAS .AVE.-Laree front room.
twin beds; on bus line: all conveniences;
jewish family: Phone Georgia 9303.
lady, double room. twin beds; next bath.
Well-balanced meals
l401 18th N.W.--Young man to share
front basement studio room with two
others Good meals; phone in room
220l MASS. AVE N;w.-.Board and rooms;
excellent meals. individual tables.
53l4 10Th ST. N.W.-sinsle room: also
16u6le eSab room room to ,Sh share with another lady.
I4o1 INGRAHAM ST. corner l4th-One
bed room. nicely furn.: shower; excellent
meals convenient car. bus: ladies only
1709 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W;-TVo
pSone Meals & u1der F die.itisn. esiasTn' eieFA'0f
4a67 ba5i.oF R. !; AVE. NV: Corner 15th1--
Rd seT1ed nsys ?ash exsss0 %ffs %ak
| ing distance.
1920, 3rd ST N.W.-Double room. home
phone
Bungalow; reception and > bed rooms.
twin beds. Mem Board. Near bus and
| cars S32 month. Phone Georgia SAL
1851 COLUMBIA RID. tnear Zoo)-Cozy
rooms, single. double: balanced meals:
special diet if desired. Sociable. refined
home.
202 E. CAPITOL-Newly furn front rms,
twin beds. bay windows: near Congressional
! Library; excellent meals. Lincoln 1884
DUPONT CIRCLE. 213I Mass. ave
Chancellor Club for ladies and gentlemen.
Lovely. large room, with private bath for
=. 3 or young people; exceptional meals.
! Prices very reasonable See this cheerful
room before you locate. See also. the COM
| Portable room with twin beds for young
lady, to share with fine young lady Govt.
employe Finest residential district Also
| nicely furnished single room with adjoin-
ing bath. for young lady. Walk dist Govt.
bldss. Ideal place to live North 9404.
! 2O3l QUE ST NV
| Large, double. studio room: southern ex-
posure, fireplace; established cuisine and
| service. References
1888 18th N.W-BUSINESS WOMEN.
Unusual accommoda ationS beautiful
| home. wonderful table
Evening star., 1936-03-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
APARTMENTS-SUBURBAN.


TWO NEW UNPUBLISHED APTS. FOR
rent-3 and rooms and bath. Apply
All Madison ave. Riverdale. Nd,
FURNISHED . R., K AND B.: CONV
stores drug stores and churches; bus every
90 min. to ave. 1928 Lee Highway.
Cherrydale. Va. 29'
NEARBY YAK. DIN. BED-L1v ,RM.
heat, gas. elec. refrigerator. Semi-pvt. bath:
S45 month. Adults Clarendon 1884. 90.
1913 ARLINGTON RIDGE: vA,-IN OWN;
bath furnished or unfurnished; high ele;;
vatIon with beautiful view Of river and
CITY. 10 minutes by bus to l4th and Pa.
ave Frigdaire gas. elec.. heat. unlimited
phone; $50. Jackson 1906. MIS- BENTON.
FURNISHED. ATTRACTIVE, LARGE BED
room. sun parlor. porch. 10 minutes from
city overlooking Washington. Phone
Jackson 219S week DAYS. after $50.
in new house: > rooms. kitchen, bath
porch. h.-wh Frigidaire employed couple
preferred. 613 S. Quincy ST.. blocks
from Columbia Pike. 29'
TWO ROOMS SHOWER. PORCH; FUR
niShed. Seen by appointment. Telephone
National 1894, Ext. 54 2N'
Evening star., 1936-03-28

RM $40; 3 RMS. $40.
Modern areproof building. 24-hour ele-
house current. 1890 r st. NV, Pot 1900.
LOW RENT-N.W. APT.
R. $50, 3 r. $50; FURN. APIS. S3s.
CHEEKY aptS modern bldg. best Nv Sec
tion. Handy to cars. schools. stores. ETC.;
tiled bath parquet floors Adams 962S.
Evening star., 1936-03-28

2452 18th ST. near Columbia rd.-Gentle-
man preferred: single or double; hot and
cold water. Columbia 9S36-W after
Evening star., 1936-03-28

AAIl,bPRASSTIvE Al,P ~ ROOM for one: adlolns bath
trans: breakfast optional. Georgia 2125.
1850 MINTwOOD PL. NW-Young lady
wanted to share 1st-floor apt. with another;
kitchen privileges: reasonable.
Evening star., 1936-03-28

1910 K ST. NW-Sinele front room near
bath: "a per week Larger rooms with
running water S. Gentlemen
Evening star., 1936-03-28

BIBLE INSTITUTE, 1915 Vermont Ave
n.w-Quarters for gentleman of approved
Christian character, SO. with roommate.
Evening star., 1936-03-28

140S S S.E.-Doube front room, nicely
furnished: private home. Phone Atlantic
Evening star., 1936-03-28

THos J. FISHER g. CO.. INC.
53S 9th ST NV. District $3.50.
1920 WISCONSIN AVE
Apt Of . rooms. kitchen and bath,
80. Electric refrigeration.
NEAR 4th AND JEFFERSON SITS. NV.
NEW DUPLEX APT.
Laree living room, bed room. kitchen
dinette. back porch; heat, hot water fur
nished: rent S55
HARRY B. PITTS CO.
1919 18th ST NV Mel OlOO
Evening star., 1936-03-28
WANTED-ROOMS.

ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBA
1901 ARLINGTON RIDGE RID. vA.-sub-
urban rooms with meals; clean and cheer
ful: near Army, Navy Club. 10 minutes to
city
Evening star., 1936-03-28

1918 18th ST NV between Otis and
Spring rd-Extra large front room suit
able for one or two; private family. Phone
Columbia 0qlS-W
Evening star., 1936-03-28

4419 ILLINOIS AVE NW-Room and
private lavatory, unlimited phone garage;
hue
Evening star., 1936-03-28

National oIOO 925 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-28

RENT, S125.00.
Also one room and bath
non housekeeping apart
ment.
RENT, $4,000.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
OHM
Evening star., 1936-03-28

$500 10th ST NW-Pleasant, well-fur-
for gentleman. on bus line. phone.
Evening star., 1936-03-28

VERY DESIRABLE HOME. IN CHEVY
Chase, D. CT rooms. 2 baths. garage.
immeo'Ate cHHs. pSs'Ga s MUIR 4 CO.
Natl. 1895. 2O3 Southern Bldg. 29'
Evening star., 1936-03-28
ROOMS AND BOARD.

54O1 18th ST NW.-Studio room for
2: private bath, phone, all modern furnish
ings; selective meals; ideal environment.
4O6 SURREY Somerset. Oh. Ch., Md
Exceptionally pleasant. detached home pri-
Vate family; near bus and school. Phone
Wisconsin 4405
Evening star., 1936-03-28

141O 18th NW-Room for young man
in apt. above garage; living room and
bath; excellent meals.
DOWNTOWN SEcTION-Rooms excellent
meals. 51s 10th st. NV Phone Metropoli-
tan 1000