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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-30
Esemenyek

Condos Sdndor k0nnyelmiien
megirt levele, amely akara-
tunE ellenere EerIlt lapu7kbd
ket hettel esel0tt es az ARA a.
nnult heten k0s0lt vdlassoE db-
ban a ssinben tdntethetnek
tel, hogy mi Dallds uagy tele-
keseti vitdt, illetve vissdlyt in
sditandnk lapunkban.
Es a Seghatdrosottabbdn el-
,lene pan 20 even dt tolytdtott
eIveiakneE.
y. Mi men, isn,erInE UulldS Ddgy
telekeseti kul0nhseget, amikor
magyar uagy anaerikai magyar
agyekben kepUiseletr6l van $50.
A Retorn,dtus Egyesulet aOash-
ingtonban Ssekel0... tisstuisel0i
igenis naelt6an kepviselhetik az
anerikai naagyarsdgot n1inden
magyar, vagy an1erikai magyar
lgyben, ha ARA ssukseg n1u-
tatkosik.
Magdtol ertet6dik, ha a
kdtholikussdgnak vallds iigy-
, ben volna ssuksege kepUiseletre
Washingtonban, vagy bdrhol
mdshol, akkor est a kepUisele-
tet katholikusokra bisndk.
10 magyar erselmaii katholi-
kusok is naegitk0stek a Con-
dos levelen, inert eppe7a ugy
gondolkosnak mint mi. Vissont
kon1olyan go1,dolkoso reforn1d-
tusoE mem vettek sertesnek q
Condos levelet.
A Verhovay Segely Egylet
igasgatosdga a nault heten tdr-
gyalta a Scent Istvd1 Verhovay
21-ik fiok es a 364-ik an1erikai
.tiok kerelmet, hogy nyujtson
k0lcs0nt, a teljesen adossdg-
n1entes Scent Istvdn Egyhds-
max, a ti6kok utjdn, hogy egg
olyaa termet epithessen, amely
otthonul ssolgdlna a ket tiok
tagsdgdnak es asok naindentele
aktivitdsdnak.
AZ igasgatosdg igen helyesen
elhatdrostu, hogy kikaldi ket
tagjdt, hogy vissgdlja meg az
itte,1i helysetet es a kikuld0tt
tagok ajdnlatdra fog az igas-
.gatosdg veglegeseaa d0nteni. 4..
A youngstoaoni naagyarsdg-
max es Macy Verhouay tdbor-
max Macy hidnya, hogy Young
StoaUnban mines naegfelelo te-
rem a naagyarsdg kulturdris es
egyleti eletenek fejlesstesere.
Hd es q terU sikerul, akkOr
less.
Kul0n0s figyelnaebe ajdnljuk
a magyar ssul0knek az anae-
rikai magyar csere-didk akciot,
amelynek reven alkalmuk XII
1adlkosik, hogy kitun6 elomene-
telu naagasabb iskoldt (college)
Degsett gyermekeiket hasakuld-
hetik egg evi magyar egyeteml
kikepsesre teljesen ingyen
(eHdtds, tandij es lakds).
Sep volna, ha Youngstown
Dol is kerul11e magyar ssdrn1a-
sdsu itju vagy ledny Magyar
orssdgba az egyetemne.
A magyar egyetemen tolyta-
tott ta71uln1dnyokat az an1e-
rikai egyetenaek teljes m1ertek-
ben elismerik es bessdmitjdk.
MAGYAR T,EANY
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-30

EL0FIZETESEKET, hirdete-
seket lapunk varosi irodajaban
(408 w. Federal St.) lehet a
legpontosabban elintezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-30
NACYSzABASU MARC|USI UNNEPELY YRE|
KESzUL A HELYbEL| NACYBtzOTTSAC|
Stambaugh Auditoriumot akarjak kivenni. haza
csere-dak akcio. Megvaasztottak ujra
regi tisztikart

elnokevel Nemenyi Miklossal,
inert a kervenyeket a jovo is
kola eyre hamarosan be kell
adm.
A Nagybizottsag egyhangu
hatarozata ertelmeben tilta-
kozo leveleket kuld a tisztikar
a Cooper kongresszusi kepvi-
selonek, Bulkley es Donahey
szenatoroknak a Dies-fele tor
venyiavaslat ellen, amelynek
ele az osszes bevandoroltak ell
len Tranquil,
A marciusi unnepellyel kap-
csolatban a Nagybizottsag XII
kuldott egy bizottsagot, amely-
mex iranyelvtil kitiizte, hogy az
idei unnepelyen hangsulyozni
fogjak a haboru es fascizmus
elleni allasfoglalast Valoszi-
nuleg DR.. Hosko Istvant, a
daytoni Katholikus Egyetem
tanarat hivjak meg egyik $40
nOknak.
A jovo szamban bovebb tu-
J dositaSSaI leszunk a gvulesrOl.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08
Interesting Facts of
This and That

Benito Mussolini is an accom-
plished violinist.
William Randolph Hearst owns
% newspapers, 13 magazines and
s radio stations.
This will be the first base ball
season in % years taht Babe Ruth
has not played.
Base ball players are sold by
one club to another. DlMagglo OF
the San Francisco team was recent
ly purchased by the New York
Yankee team for $25,000. DiMag-
gio belongs and will play for the
Yankees as long as his present
contract with the manager of the
San Francisco team is in force.
He may then renew his contract
with the Yankees who then have
the right to sell him or retain him.
Walter Winchell, the columnist
and news paragrapher, receives
for his writings and radio broad
cast total of 100000 year. He
is 80 years old. His schooling
ended at the age of 13 with the
sixth grade. Until IS years ago he
was on the vaudeville stage. In
the last five years because of his
new comments, he has had five
libel suits filed against him.
The worlds largest electric sign
is located on Times Square, New
, York City. 1t advertises Wrigley's s
Spearment. 1t is block long and
eight stories high. Its current con
sumption costs $4,000 a month. In
addition to considerable Neon
lights, it contains some 10000 light
bulbs.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08

SASS as against $337S85.61 dur
ing the same time in 1885.
April collections totalled $62,-
1884 of which amount $34,OSO.24
or approximately 55 per cent was
paid during the last ten days of
the month. The best collection day
In April brought in $12,872O2.
Daily receipts for May have
been as follows.
May 1st .,.-..,,..,,,,..,,-,..$119, ,473.89
May End .........-.............. 86,6172S
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08

Coolidge, and is well pleased with
the response of the membership
and the prospects for other mem
bers. He indicated that he would
likely locate in Coolidge and give
more time to the local organiza-
ton. The members met and
organized and, with R. S. Nassau
as council commander, are MAX
ing progress.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08
Tax Collections
Better This Year

Figures released by A. L. Bart
lett, County Treasurer on the morn
ing of May 9Th indicate tax collec-
ii pns at this time running approx
ma tely 10 per cent better than
dur. ing the same period last year.
Fror April 1st, 1896 to May 5th
the utaa collections were 1861,
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08
w. o. w. REORGANIZES

G. c. Hewson, state deputy for
the Woodmen of the World spent
some time he1e recently among
the w. o. W. members for the
purpose of establishing a lodge in
wkR1
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08

AL Christensen has been busy the
past week getting the Boy Scout
camp at Mt. Lemon ready for their
vacation camp.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08

VOU can sise up some by their Features ;
you can't s'se up Ford until you drce this greac
vs. Here is performance of the only VS. engine ir CIV car
below s1645 Here is roodabily made possible ly c,,c
spring and chassis construction Here is riding qa based
on 1873" sprngbase-alnost foot longer than v,cose
Twenty minutes in Ford VS. begins tell yo1 lsc much
these mean fou get "a entirely different ccl You get
around quicker in traffic. You drive with less effort You
hnd car In class by itself for sheer modern performance
Yet the V-8 has proved the economical type
OF car Ford ever but-and the 1886 car the most eco
Aomical of the V-8's.
Before you decide on any new car this wear, borrow
car from your Ford Dealer and size it up on the road
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08

In February the Interstate Com
merce Commission ordered all
railroads to lower their passenger
fares beginning June 2, to two
cents a mile on coaches and three
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08

Mrs. R. D. Taylor of Florence
was business visitor in Coolidge
Tuesday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08
Deeds Recorded

right $1,000. Lots l, z, and IN
blk. 55, Casa Grande.
United States of America to
Wilfred H. Smart. SW IA NV IA
and N 1-2 SW IA of sec. Is, and
N 1-2 Sc IA, E 1-2 NV IA and
NV IA NV IA sec. 2S-5-2E.
United Saates of America to
Wilfred H. Smart. S 1-2 of sec. 21
and NE IA of sec. 1852 East
Wilfred H. Smart and wife to
James G. Williams, Jr. $1.00. SW
IA NV IA, N 1-2 SW IA of sec
Is, and N 1-2 Sc IA. E 1-2 NV IA
and NV IA NV IA of sec. 1852
E.. and S 1-2 S 1-2 of sec. 81, and
NE IA of sec. 1852 East.
Roland H. Curry and Joe G..
Curry to Hughella Curry $1,000
Lots Z and in blk. Il, Drew Add.
to Casa Grande (first add and
lots Z, s, 9, %, % and "a in blk
SO, Casa Grande.
Anna F. Curry Chappell to
Hughella Curry $1,000. Lots and
in blk. II, Drew Add. to Casa
Grande (first add and lnts Z, s,
9. %, % and "a in blk. SO, Casa
Grande.
Esther M. Curry to Hughella
Curry $1,000. Lots 7 and s in blk.
IT, Drew Add. to Casa Grande
(first add and lots Z, s, 9, %, %
and "a in blk. So Casa Grande.
w. Ray Myers to William E.
Cox and wife $4,000. Part of the
Sc IA of Sec 1866 East.
Edna Jackson and husband to
Reece Dunaway $1,000. Lot Z in
blk. /, West Coolidge Add. to Cool
idge.
w Jackeon ana w'Fa to F.. T.
r--ra,,-aq c+n 30 - - - - e.
Blk s, West Coolidge Add. ~ I..-
idge.
w. Jackson and wife to ]. D.
Goree $1,000. Lot E IL Is in blk.
2, West Cnolidge Add. to Coolidge.
United States of America to
Anna r. Reed SW Ia of sec. 1876
10 Eost.
Dan Drakovich and wife to
Samuel Wuicloh $1,000. Part Of
lots 1, and blk. 9; all of 1, 2
and and part of in blk. 10;
parts of lots 7, s, and in blk. 7;
part of lot and all of lots 3, 4
and 5 blk. IS. part of lot and all
nf 8 and in blk 10, first South
side add. to cunnric~
Old Dominion Bank NV Receiver
to William Ryan and wife $1,000.
parts of lots /, 2, 8, and 5 in blk.
16, town of Superior.
F. D. TrekeIl and wife to R. c.
Cruz S1.00. Lots IL and 13 in blk.
e5, Cotton City (proper).
Lawrence w. Cruce and wife to
Walter F. Meyer and Lottie Hay
don $1,000. All of sec. 10-7-14 E.
P. H. Brnwn, adm. of Anna c.
Davis estate to Citizens Nat'|
Trust and Savings Blk. of l.. A
s26S.70. S 1-2 Of sec. s and NV l.
of sec 9-6-S E., E 1-2 NE IL and
N. Is &C. of NE IA Sc IL o. sec
BOTS E.
United States of America to
Hesry Walther Lots / and 2, E 12
NV IA and NE IA of &c" 1o7'
East.
Henry - h.
% East.
Henry Wal I
Farrar B. W -f o..
Lots l and 2, E l. NV 4 and
NE IA of sec 1852 East
F'ehard ]. Jones ard 5ife 70
be- = '.o d" 7pr
g - ~or.- -.
tasaeHila
21, North Coolidge ~ad. T. cool
idge.
Pearl Toyn to c. D. Bradley $40
N 1-2 NV IA SW IA and NE IA
SW IA of sec. 1867 East.
Thomas E. Kilcrease and wife
to C. D. Bradley $1,000. Lot in
blk. IS, Evergreen add. to Casa
Grande.
Bert M. Rutherford to C. D.
Bradley $1,000. Lot 10 in blk. IL,
Evergreen Add. to Casa Grande.
John L. Doran to C. D. Bradley
$1,000. Lots and 9 in blk. s,
=
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08

At the time of releasing these
figures approximately one days
mall remained to be handled.
When the contents Of this is ap-
piled and payments entered the
work of distribution will be under
taken and bonds, coupons and war
wants called for payment accord
ingly.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08

cents in Pullmans. These fares
have prevailed for some time on
all but eastern roads where the
charge is 3.6 plus Pullman sur
charge. Recently eastern roads
asked that application of the order
be held up while compromise
schedule of 2 1-2 cents a mile for
coaches and cents for Pullmans
is tried. The full fare cut accord
ing to eastern roads would result
in an annual reduction in REVENGE
amounting to $2,500,000.
AS a result of conditions of the
share croppers which he saw on a
trip through the south and which
he described as pe9nage, serfdom
poverty, terror and violence Sher-
wood Eddy, Y. M. C. A. and Social
worker will establish a coopera.
tive farm of 210O acres near Hill.
house, Miss. for share croppers
The project will be planted to
cotton and worked comparatively
1t will cost $4,000. Mr. Eddy is
engaged in raising the necessary
money. Twenty families will be
tried on the venture this year
Each family will have it's individ
ual home though owned in com
mon. Personal effects will be
owned individually. Each house
holder will have his own one-halt
acre for raising vegetables. Sup
plies will be bought comparatively
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08

A carnival fat woman weighing
745 pounds gave birth to pound
10 ounce daughter in Shreveport,
Louisiana, recently. The father
weights sos pounds and an uncle
weighs 432 pounds. The child
mother weighed IS pounds at birth
and 100 pounds at one year When
she was two years old she weighed
1856; 1876 OF and 502 at 18. Be
cause her legs could not support
her weight she was six years old
before she could walk.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-08
Brief Bits of News
From Herein There

A cotton picking machine has
been devised by two men, John D.
and Mack D. Rust, that will pick
as much cotton as from SO to 100
men can pick. The inventors hesi-
tate to market their machine for
fear that in the south, it will de-
moralize that labor whose sole de-
pendence in some sections is the
picking of cotton.
Evening star., 1936-12-08

HERE IS THE HOUSE YOU WANT!
A Fine Home and e Good I'm Investment sta.,
ediIipment, conveniences; high-grade
construction: arranged for two fam
lilies: choice location. NV. section:
stores: rent from one floor will carry
house; price reasonable. terms easy.
Many want to enjoy new home but
few have the privilege of doing so at
practically no cost. This is your. op-
Mr.. RoBERTS. DISTRICT 1O15.
Jk1Q K ST NV
Evening star., 1936-12-08
54O1 SEVENTH ST. NV.

Here is an opportunity to pur.
chase an outstanding bargain either
as a home or investment.
A beautiful. large corner lot with
lovely 1ower saraedn rd ana foom
The home is .semi-detached; all
brick. 8 rooms a bed rooms). large
living and dining rooms recreation
room and built-in garage.
Only a few years old. this homo
is more than So. 900 under its orig.
inal price and can be bought at
SS $50.
Please cali MR.. HERRING, District
SS30
Evening star., 1936-12-08
NEW HOMES
BARABY y WOODS.

Monthly payments while buying q home
in beautiful Barnaby Woods are less than
the rental of a first-class 4-room apart
ment. This is one reason why more than
been sold here in the last eighteen months.
We have open for inspection Georgian Co.
lonial at 6616 32nd pl. NV. and a
Williamsburg at 6645 Barnaby st. NV. two
outstanding architectural types that make
this deliehtful community worthy Of the
publics generous praise. The homes are
heated and lighted and may be inspected
daily between 3 and q pm.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., INC,
73S 18th st. NV. District $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-12-08
TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN.

TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN.
S12. 5O0-Reduced $4,000 for quick sale.
Tor owner to have 5 large rooms and
bath. on nrst door. and rent two Groom
md bath apartments on second door to
carry the entire costs: Oh heat. large
basement. hutlt-in sarage. A marvel.
Gus buy. BOSS e PHILIPS, NATIONAL
sSSSs sSoS;s q T,,ssssaT1.,]Hs ssT ]Hf5 f5e3ses seshss' svsnins
Evening star., 1936-12-08
NEAR STANTON Park.
BARGAIN,
NEAR 18th ST. NV.

400 BLOCK MONTAGUE ST.
First floor contains reception hall. din
kitchen; End foor-4 bed rooms and bath
h.-w:h.. elec.: buckwheat blower PRICE.
1850. Call MR.. GUIFFRE. Met. 2s27
pldr ~
Evening star., 1936-12-08
ApARrMEhTs FURh. & UNFURN.
EETHESE APIS.

LOOK AT THIS AZ I.
r..,,v dacorated: Q rms, bath. porcn.
,oumdry; MeM S35 and $3.50. 440s georgia
"a IapjtOr.
Evening star., 1936-12-08

SEE THESE APIS.
x.r,v decorated like new, one cornsi
ana front apt. rooms. kitchen and path, ci
see these for price and and iion lHiaso1D Dollar and
New calvert Street Bridges. 24lo %o'h e''
NV Resident MANAGER
Evening star., 1936-12-08

IF EXCEPTIONALLY WELI-BUILT. AR
tistically designed home. lovely garden
appeal to you. cali us at once. Property
cost locally prominent merchant. over $780,
Sqs a0 tdio vns ee roo SSasnt Stately
place: electric Kitchen; bed rooms, love-
" bath: glassed and screened porch entire
garden and fountain: basement study;
maids room and bath: oil heat: bYilt-in
GARAGE 9eautise seves hnndred 6USd boHwond
and other features. Owner going abroad,
will sacrifice for quick sale. BOSS q
PHONE, HYATTSVHLE 792-R.
Evening star., 1936-12-08
$6,250.
4OO2 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV.
$500 CASH-$50 MONTHLY.
CEASE SEARCHING.

Attractive, modern, semi-detached, 8
rooms de luxe kitchen. hardwood hoors,
refrigerator: garage: big lot. Open daily
10
Evening star., 1936-12-08

SIS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE SEA-
Chase, Nd. TT IS BARGAIN Well
built, charmingly located. Detached
center-hall Colonial brick of 8 rooms
a BED ROOMS. 21a baths. finished
attic, nrst-hoor study and lavatory, two
rear porches. automatic heat and re-
frssEation EaEInss lSt fT9nSng sS asoa f.
EVENING PHONE. CALL Mr.. LEIGH.
Evening star., 1936-12-08
BARGAIN-SE.
$780,.
18th AND UPSHUR SITS. NV.

18th AND UPSHUR SITS. NV.
S9,5OO-A well-built, good-looking Colo
nial home. a few years old; looks like new.
tractiye living room dining room. sun
parlor. upstairs sleeping porch, beautifully
equipped kitchen with elec. refrigerator,
s large bed rooms. bath and shower; built
in garage. Big value.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
Evening star., 1936-12-08
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

20-ft. brick corner house, 6 rooms. bath;
convenient to shopping center and trans.
portation. Subject to "a 500 building and
loan trust. Open to offer. Call MR.. ORR.
Cleveland 1902: evenings. Cleveland 1898.
Evening star., 1936-12-08
ROOMS FURNISHED.
froutlnue6.


tContinuedD
EAK WALTER sEED 9z6n. 1s9o SsS rSom: Ss5:nia%a sna
bath: detached corner residence. 1O--
1888 VERMONT AVE. N:W-Bed rm.
living rm. kit. semi-priv. bath: oil neat
telephens snd aon1 maid service; well I9rh'' Io.
1928 RHODE ISLAND AVE. .N,W.-Gentle-
man: large room, private pain; very az
1407 OAK ST. NW.-well furn.; next
bath shower; gentleman. Adams 9sIo-J:
1743 18th ST NV large. double rms.
nr. bath. Phone priv; reasonable:
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1922 10th st:-BaSsi.
ment studio. priv. bath ana entrance siiiA'
telephone service.
1747 PARK RID. N.W.--Single and double
rooms: select neishborhood: outstanoinR'
reasonable and free phone.
SILVER SPRING-Cheerful large room IN
private home; warm. quiet; no other
roomers; SIS. Shepherd 2660.
THE MAURY. -
701-711 10th st. n.w.-lOO ldeai sueSit
fully furn: inner coil-spring mattresses:
good heat: double rooms. So week up:
THE VIVIAN.
1928 q ST. n.w.-Just opened; lOO IaIge'
yell-heated, ideal guest rooms, near snow,
or baths; plenty hot water; choice OF AZ
new. modern or maple ,Isnrins .n,TInirrTie; maIa mtn
tresses; Venetian blinds; double rooms. SO.
$40. S11 weekly.
Dupont Circle Vicinity.
1927 10th st. n.w.-Single front basemt r:
COIORED-1602 VT. AVE. NW.-Reflned,
employed young ladies. share large front
rm.: SS each month.
Evening star., 1936-12-08

522 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
rms. and bath. semi-detached brick,
excellent condition: built-in garage. h.-w.h
schools. stores. transportation: S6.250.
DONALD L. LUXFORD.
Metropolitan 1884. Cleveland 9161.
nice location, near both bus lines. In Ar
iington County: garage. h.-w. heat. large
living room. open fireplace; now vacant;
cash or terms.
5-RooM BUNGALOW: oil burner. open
fireplace. sun paarlor: extra lot beautiful
easy monthly payments. Ideal suburban
home. Walnut sS15. c. BYARS. Ar
linrton Va 81
Evening star., 1936-12-08

$14,950LNR. NEBRASKA AVE.
and Convenient st. AIMS Church.
WILL CONSIDER TRADE.
WaShingtons most maRnfflcent view. A
new brick s-room home of simplicity and
charm. bed rooms. 2hz baths: 100-foot
frontage: convenient to public school. Eve
nings call Mr.. Shea. Adams $3.50.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST, 1411,
Evening star., 1936-12-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SOpONpAEN FNSb BSN
sIX-ROOM, BATH BUNGALOW. H.-W H.
mi. in Mt Rainier. on car line. $50 mo.
3405 Perry ST. Apply 19 Avon ave, Hyatts-
vile. Phone Greenwood 2613.
ON POI OMAC RIVER. NEAR MT. VERNON
Memorial Highway-Nice home, 2 bed rms.
ami; $50. MRS. MILLER. Alexandria
COTTAGE, 8 ROOMS. AMI: $50. M
Guiding light and gas. ~ Flower ave..
Takoma Park.
s ROOMS AND BATH. H-W.H~- GAS:
electricity garage S55 mo. ERWIN
REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 765.
COTTAGE NEAR ROSSLYN TWO ROOMS.
insulated; oil heat: electricity: 90
month. Address Box 416-V. Star once. 9s
1-3-R. COTTAGE. EIEc.. wATER--sI5
2-5 r. and b.. cellar. f. .-------So5
l67th and Carmody Rd) 49,
3-6 r and b.. h.-w.h.. g. ---------S3o
Capitol Heights.l
As r. and tile b.. new brick; corner ,.
(Nr University Drive.D
ZANTZINGER CO.
945 K St NV. Natl. 1898.
Evening star., 1936-12-08

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
Evening star., 1936-12-08
THE CHATEAU FOR
GUEST HOME.

] 333 18th st. n.w.-Remodeled. beauti-
fully decorated, exquisitely furnished; am.
ple baths, some private; nothing omitted
for comfort, service and good food; phone
in every room; at reasonable rates.
Evening star., 1936-12-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.

WEST OF GEORGIA AVE.
New center-hall plan brick. rooms. 2
baths recreation % rEom du aHtogmstis ms heat: at
pensive property or sell on very low cash
payment. Call MR., PARTLOW.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
NEW HOUSE, 22O5 31st PL. Sc. HILL
crest---5 rooms. bath, spacious cellar.
T. M. NOLAN. owner and builder. Lin
Evening star., 1936-12-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

EXCELLENT HOME-cooKKD MEALS. rea-
sonable rate, by week or month. AtlanIc
1892 111O st. ne.
Evening star., 1936-12-08

1241 OWENS PL. NE.
A Nice Home; at a Reduced Price.
II you want to get permanently located
and have a deed instead of rent receipts,
come out and see this house and decide
for yourself. Has bed rooms on End
floor; modern In every detail. Open for
inspection to 9 pm. daily and Sunday.
GEORGE s WHITE Adams 1265
Evening star., 1936-12-08

English design. spacious rooms 1 bath
ornamental fireplace: full basement: house
Handicapped lot with Lear garage Con-
venient to Western High School. transpor-
tation and all other necessities
Evening star., 1936-12-08
ROOMS FUR. 3 UNFUR.

2132 PENN. AVE-sinsle rm. for Ink
dist; downtown. West OILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-27
CENUA A-STONE
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 CITY NET GROWN
WOmen's Title Tennis Match to Be Played
 Saturday

The defending champion, Mrs. Anna (Moran) 0enua, and Barbara Stone will meet in the women's city tennis tournament finals at the Hamilton park courts at 3 p. m. Sat- urday. Each won semi final round tits yesterday to advance to the finals.
 Mrs. denua disposed of Dora Eue rell, 60, 6-2, and Miss stone elim- mated Mrs, Dorothy pierpont, Gel, 6-4 in yesterday afternoons play.
 Games Tonight
 Two mems doubles tournament matches will be played at Hamilton park at 6 o'clock tonight. Gordon Riach and Al Smith will pair up against Ed Graham nd Ed Gould, while the George Backman-H Herb Pinter team faces Ray Bates and John Tata. The tits were originally scheduled for last night.
 Henry Cleslewski and his niece, Pauline Skoronski, of Naugatuck, combined to defeat Ed and Rose Carserino, the brother and sister team, 60, 6-l, in Q mixed doubles match.
 At 4;S0 o'clock this afternoon John Stollar and Dora Eurell will face Joe Milleriek and Kay Wolff while at 6 D. Tn,, Fred Tabshey and Yolanda Calabrese will oppose John Hall and Fran JoudrNn. Both matches will be played at Hamilton park,