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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27
Waterbury Ice Hockey
 Results

WaterDury Amateur Ice AOCkey outfits were decidedly active over the holiday week end, with still another game scheduled for tomor. row night in which the Fairmounts and Cheshire Cats will meet. Yes- terday, Monahan's three goals was prominent in the Fairmounts SO shutout of the Torrington Red. wings, the score of which follows:
 Positions
 Anderson .................. Long
 Right Defense
 Left Defense
 Ascott .'''..'.:.......... ODeIi Monahan ................ Angelinc
 .Right Wing Aie%""aer Left Wing Wing Ne'eSN' SpartB: Watcrbury--Slocum Will son, Kinney, Donahue. Spares: Tor ringtOn: Hawkins, Rozgi. official: Joe Brennan. First period scoring: Monahan. Second period scoring Monahan R), Alexander. Third per- iod scoring: Reid. "" SportB--SOccer
 Cheshire Cats (3) CD FuIt. Hangers
 Positions
 WrlBhtmhn ''..'':'''''''' FartoIi Atwater ...'.'..'''....'. U. Pntt
 Right Defense TaImadKe ................. ChhpOt
 Left Defense
 Doak '.''.''.' ',..:..'''.'' SWartz f"''" Right wins: " l' ""'o" Left W" " ""''' Spares twinning team)-T. Chap man, j.. Chapman, Harvey Sempsan, riSrs.l pnsi. Trnp SRares AmbssEs bssns bsiansy period scoring -- Talmadge, 1925; Tripp, 14:0O; Faeth 1Y:56. Penalties -Doak (tripping); T. C hapn q n (handllny .puck); II. Plhtt tripplng) Third period BcOrlng-Atwater 2:36 Penaltles-Amberg (handling puck) Watertown Yankees pinned Q 4.C defeat on the West Sides in a game at Cheshire Rink while the Cheshire Cats were 3-l winners ove rthe Full ton Rangers. Summary:
 W'tOwn Yankees (D (O) West sideA
 Positions
 Hamilton '''''..'' d. OWeHh Knowlton ................ F. Wells
 Right Defense
 Left Defense
 Atwood .'............. E. owens Center
 Right Wing HInmnn' MnGLGHT Spares winning teain(-MQntville Plume, Burroughs, Niekerk,. Me- Glcary. Spares Qosing team) = L. C.. Chapplnn. First period scoring-- Bieman, 7:02; BurrOugh, 14:27. Pen. nitics-HL.avna. Third period SCOT. ing--Atwood, 1o:b2; HLavna io;o0. Tn an exhibition game at the Naugatuck rink U. s. Rubber which had won forfeit game from Wa tertown Eagles took over the St. Ann Eagles in an exhibition game in which the losing team was com- posed of players of both clubs. Sum- mary: U. $. R"""er G9s,tIoos fs, tn st' An" Eagles Define ..'',....''.''' OAVeIuy
 Goal
 l1l' Right Defense WoodSlde ........'...,.'.. Brookf Left Defense
 E. Liberty .............. Boucher
 Centeg
 Right wing 4. Kramptez ......... 5. Bournival Left Wing
 Spares (wInning team)--P. Llber- ty, Crosby, Passeck, Hkehan, uib' bOrd. Spares Closing team )--Lag- serd. Dillon, Philbert. official =. scoring = BenOit. 8:04: La Fentain 9:61. Second period scoring-Butch Bournival 6:42.
 Standing of teams in the Water. bury Amateur Hockey League fol. low:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27

Score at haif time: NauEatuek iS. Bristol 14. Referee: John A. Ciuney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27
Middle BOyN' Club

W. E. "" VnrsIty IT y-5z Middle Boys Club .. 8 6 6-25
 Referee: Ralph Santopietro. Time: Four 10-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27

Left Wing
 Sparts: Waterbury--Slocum VII son, Kinney, DoDahue. Spares: Tor ringtOn: Hawkins, Rozzi.. Official Monahan. Second period scoring Monahan CD, Alexander. Third per. iOd scoring: Reid. ." SportB--SOccer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27

Left Wing
 Spares (wInning team)-P. Liber- ty, Crosby, Paseeck, Skehan, uib' ssrS Sera Siios' 5nIpss Phiibesst Giies ofeia Chick Kelley, referee. First period scoring = BenOit. 8:04: La Fentain, 9:61. Second period scoring-Butch BOurnival 6:42.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27

Watertown Yankees pinned 4-C defeat on the West Sides in a game at Cheshire Rink while the Cheshire Cats were 3-l winners ove rthe Full ton Rangers. Summary:
 W'tOwM Yankees t4) (O) West SideA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27
Y. M. H. 4.

Referee-Shanbion. Time - Four l0-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27

Spares twinning team)-T. Chap man, J. Chapman, Harvey Sempsan, PcaTshli. Spares uoSing team)- rDucie, Trlpp, Amberg. Delaney, Persons. Of6cial--J. Sherwood. First Tripp, 14:O0; Faeth 18:55. Penalties --Doak (tripping); T. Chap m q n thnndilng puck); Il. Platt (tripplng) Third period scOrlng-Atwater 2:35
 Penaltles-Amberg (handling puck)
Evening star., 1937-06-25

| l419 N ST. NV, Apt 26-Nicely furnished
| room, Seml-prlvate bath. Phone North
| 61pt
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MANSION CLUB,
WALBRIDGE HOUSE,

1893 ST
NEW ADDITION SINGLE ROOMS NOW
AVAILABLE PRIVATE AND SEMI PRI-
VATE BATHS. ALL WITH SHOWERS. NEW
FURNITURE THROUGHOUT FANS AND
IN ALL ROOMS
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SUBURBAN ROOMS AND BOARD.

47O7 9th ST. S. ARLINGTON. VA-Newly
furnished room and board with free
transportation TO DIStrlcf daily: Ia min
utes TO Washington. $4,000 per month:
private residence Clarendon llJ-R
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APARTMENTS UhFuRhIsHEp

$500 9th ST NW.-TWO ROOMS. KITCH-
en-. bath; modern 2-story corner building
ianitor. 552f Sth ST. w-Two-story
corner building all outside rooms >
rooms. kitchen bath. so 70 $50. See resi-
dent manager. FDW. L. STROHECKER.
Met. - -.
THE BOND 1870 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
NV room Kitchen. dnette and bath;
clean. bright outside apt. walking dis
tance: FriP lds.reS. elevator. Resident man
aerr. DLStrlCl 4 400
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20 FRANKLIN ST. HyattSvllle-Large
bright front room, with or without board
TAKOMA PARK-Furn room. . large clos
cts; new private home, convenient bus:
$50 sinale. $50 double. Shepherd 422S-R
COLONIAL HEIGHTS. VA near Rosslyn
car line and busJ-Haye room for :. in
private home; good board, Laundry and
all the comforts of home no children
reasonable. Call Walnut H6!6.
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WELL-FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM with
| cross ventilation for a quiet young man.
| Call after g. Columbia S56S
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-By refined family Of four,
sleeping quarters, with private bath for
two weeks beginning June 70. Address
Box i62C, Star Office. -
GENTLEWOMAN wants furnished room
private home between Upshur and Fsrra-
sut Sts.. near l4th; private bath. reason
able. Address Box Ii3-C, Star Office. -
WANTED by gentleman, furn room in
Chevy Chase Nd within walking distance
of Bradley lane and Connecticut ave. Ad-
dress Box 4 1i-C Star Office
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CATONSV1LLE. MD Room snd board 81
and s. per week III suburban cottage. on
1J-acre estate. Chapel having daily and
Sunday mass conducted by 'DauEh'PrS of
the Eucharist ReCedo Knoll, Maiden
Choice rd %.
ROCKVILLE. ND Girls q to l." on dairy
farm with modern improvements. So per
week lnCludlnC laundry Mrs. J D.
Louthan tel Gaithersburg Raft. -
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

BY A BUSINESS WOMAN. large rm priv.
bath, southern exposure, with :! meals, in
quiet home preferably near Friendship
HelGhte cars. suburban. Address Box
SD Star Office
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I2Ol NJ ST. NV Apt S-Clean, south
sleeping room, windows; new furniture,
Beautyrest bed; unlimited phone; S4 so up;
settled gentleman. District 42S5 -
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COOL PORCH APT.
LOW RENT-l6th ST. APT.
INTOWN-LOW RENT.

R.. K. $50: 3 R K. $50: R. X Ss5.
Modern apt. bldg. Large rooms. tiled
bath; handy 10 cars. stores. etc. 3033 10th
st. near Col. I'd. Phone Adams 09i1.
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1852 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Delightful. cool
next bath. with private family, free use
| Of r h
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THE GRALYN. 1745 and 1909 st. NV
Cool and comfortable, singles and doubles,
with Mltlnllt nrlNaIe hat
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1891 goth ST-Will rent room with pri-
vate bath IN ny, apartment to another
gentleman
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1907 10Th st.-Attrac-
lively furnished bed-llving room; three
large windows running water phone. 26-
DOWNTOWN-2O@3 N St n .w-Cool room
next bath End floor: unlimited phone; 81
week Potomac O3OT
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FOR SALE.
COAL a reduced prices We have several
tons on HAND. taken in where We have
installed QUIET MAY oil burners and
allowed credit on oil. Purchaser in
terested can buy a quantity OF several
kinds at very low price COLUMBIA
SPECIALITY COMPANY. INC. North 1861
or Wisconsin 5H62.
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500 VARNUM ST. NV ,-Attractively
furnished front single room; refined home;
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.

APARTMENTS UkFURhIsHED.
Continued
SHERIDAN ST. N.W.-3 RMS, K. DIN.
shd snn1 private bath; gas. elec, refrigeration
ihcI. Randolph 81 80 after pm.
90 M ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath. hall, Frigidaire. walking diStance
downtown; $50 and $3.50 Apply ianitor.
1891 ST. NE ROOMS. KITCHEN
ette. bath: adults; reasonable
AIR COOLED
1929 Connecticut Ave
An Address Of Character"
1895 OGDEN ST. NV RMS. KTTcF-
aire; adults; S45. Janitor or Apt. No. 2 -.
1872 MASS. AVE. Sc RMS. KIT,
bath: telephone. cleo. heat, elec refrigera-
tion: reasonable
1900 ST; W,.IIcoRNER FRONT APT:
rms, bath. s35 Wisconsin 504a
411G ILLINOIS AVE. NW.--3 OR 4
rooms kitchen and bath: private family,
THE EVANSTON. 3427 18th ST RMS,
pgliman h ma E,d sit bath also Tm. kit bath;
rms, KIT. dlnette; adults only
l67 10Th ST. NE ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath; new hot-water heat. gas, electric:
MONTH S FREE RENT ON LEASE
New. modern apts.: ], . and 3 rms. kit.
bath. $50 to SIS near 18th and Columbia
rd. Call Decatur ABA,
IHE CHAPLIN.
1474 CHAPLIN ST NV.
Nr. Meridian Park-Always Cool
3 rms, kit, bath; = exposures front; s55.
rms. kit bath; corner. S45.
IT'S COOLER HEREI
2nd floor. lly. rm.. bed rm., kit. bath;
$50, possession july, St. 1901 Penn. ave.
134s H ST NV, Dist. 1900
NEAR CONN. AVE: AND R ST. Nv
electric refrigeration. eiectTIcity and neat
1912 18th ST Nationsl 1900.
3l53 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
VI, New Ne%y degoraJed sat APT, Of one room,
and bath. $3.50 TO S4t 80, elecfrlc
refrigeraLion, r., heat and !anitor service.
FLOYD E, PAWS co, 1873 I.th ST. NV.
5000 ST. NV ,GEoRGETowN,
"''o4 4s65.l - 'oFaaiG5a KALoRAMA RD. NO :.
,.,, c. H. ,HILLEGELLsT co, ,-..
AVAILABLE JULY Isl
1891 @lh s; n,e-NeW dup!ex ap, .
S42.50. Others viii be available ABOUT
July l''h FEoYD Z vs. Z E[0E2 Davis CO.
533 l@th St. NV. National o352.
49IS lsth ST nv;
R, KIT and b. $50.
HlG N. Y. AVE NV.
= p. and B $4,000.
1875 c ST. NE.
R and &. S4O5O.
D. H. JOHNSON q CO, 94l N. Y. Ave N W.
3OlO WIS AVE. NV
Opp. National Ca&hedral--2 rooms. cln-
cite. KIT. and bath So 50. 3 rms. reCep.
hall. dInet,e. XII bath and porch, $50 80:
free FrlgidalTe. See res. mgr. Apt. lO2.
1896 KENYON ST NV.
One room kitchen and bath. S37 50:
also > rooms, Kitchen, bath and porch.
free Fr!Rloaire. 50. 30. Res. mgr. Apt. ~.
The SIBLEY.
!? NJ St nv rms k!ichen and batn'
S4l Tefrigeratlon Res mgr Apt, D.
40 18th ST. Sc
. rooms. kitchen and bath. refrlgeration:
Si2. so See lanitor
J c WELDON CO.
~ K S. NV. Met. 3o1l
AIR COOLED
2g2H Connecticut Ave.
IAN Address of Character
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1884 COLUMBIA RID $3.50 wk.: single
rms. double. S5. clean outside: baths:
c.h.w.;2 car lines; gentlemen. Adams l02l3.
opened: 100 large. airy. ideal guest rooms.
near shower baths: plenty hot water:
choice of all new. modern or maple furni-
ture. with double or twin beds inner-coil-
spring mattresses. Venetian blinds; double
rooms 50, SO. S1l weekly
l103 18th ST NW-Large front. Ink
room. next bath: S6. Also single ROOM
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1927 ST. NW-Large cool. fl. It floor,
NIX room with running water and range;
$500 weekly.
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1928 21St ST. N.W.-Cool attractive room
with private bath and shower, for l or
gentlemen. Potomac 4044
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1924 18th ST. N.W.-Two nice rooms. one
near cars, So and S4 week o6.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
CLUB MERIDIAN.

2G20 10Th ST w
club residence for men and women
with delightful social atmosphere Ideally
and conveniently located in the fashion BILE
area OF the foreign embassies and LEGATIONS:
was the former Persian Embassy large
gardens equipped for comfort of guests;
personal hotel service: distinctive menu
Singles. doubles Reasonabl rates. -
MANSION CLUB,
223O MASS AVE. NV
EHcep cool bldg single room or large
studio for 3 congenial young men. Home
cooking. Real home for compatible young
people. Summer rates.
1888 18th NV, COR. r.
SINGLE. DOUBLE ROOM PRIVATE
BATH NEW. BEAUTIFUL FURN FOR
DISSEMINATING PEOPLE. UNUSUAL
TABLE
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2201 MASS. AVE. NW.-Desirable. cool
rooms and board: special Summer rates;
5000 S33 80, $3.50. Single. double
extra Ia arsn fnr z
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AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER RENTAL.
few DELIGHTFULLY."- cool ! and > room at
tractively furnished apartments. One
with screened baicony.) Restricted Glen
telp $1,000
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OVERLOOKING CONN AVE and r St
Studio or bed room with private family, two
exposures, including southern; cool and
airy. unlimited phone in room; single or
double Call lpcatlir nnnQ
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SK1PJACk. handsome; 31XlO: motor;
S315. Sarles. Annapolis, or Met. 1861.
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DESIRABLE LOCATION. 1921 r. J. NV
Large room. kitchenette. front room. twin
beds; convenlences; service; reasonable;
tranSientS considered
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AIR COOLED
1929 Connecticut Ave.
"AD Address NJ Character. y

IAN ADDRESS Of ChaT0Cter-"
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN RENTING
an apt. OF charm and individuality see
Apt. 2O6 the Madison Terrace. 1865 Ken
nedy ST. NV. > large rooms dinette
kitchen and bath $50 90. Gas. electricity
refrigeration included in rent. All OF the
very latest equipment. Beautiful. modern
iStlC lobby, elevator service, carpeted cor
rldors delightful roof garden with view
OF the city. l.. E. BREUNINGER & SONS,
1880 X ST. NV. National .04O.
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ROOMS FUR. q uNEuR
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

l12O NJ ST. NW-Flrst floor in private
home: non housekeeping, running water;
q mi; Sl2 month up
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l.S ST NE.-Furnished room, next
patn. Reasonable. Gentlemen only. -
CONN AVE. near Wyoming n.w-Attrac-
tive double room. next bath. shower roof
Rarden; exclusive apt: ladies. Clev. s7f9
33"5 HOLMEAD PL NW-Room eX-
changed for housekeeping service. two
lQLrS lA q d.
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really cool room in
i've hotel-apt.. every comfort: quiet;
d atmosphere; pref. gentleman; refs;
Ted nhnne Met 1A-E aftnr
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
WILTSHIRE MANOR,
GEORGETOWN
ROOMS UkFURkIShED.

NJ AND 18th N.W-One nice room, adj
bath. md floor redecorated cleo grill;
excellent location; reas. Met. 1872. 30
1ll4 MONROE ST NW.-Enttre third
floor, 3 rooms private bath. gas elec light.
heat; private family, 26'
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3504 10th ST. NW.-EXtra large front
room. windows. attractively furnished
private shower bath; reasonable.
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DODGE UTILITY CRUISER u It long,
perfect condition Can be seen a Hoover
Airport basin. Call owner North 0l4o.
WANTED-Outboard motors regardless of
size or condition; cash paid for same.
l240 E st. Sc. Lincoln 3H1s,
ELTO OUTBOARD MOTOR about 20 h p
bargain a. $40. Adams SOI4-J after 8
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ST. .N.W-3 RMS, K. DIN.
ana private bath; gas elec, refrigeration
incl Randolph ilG5 after q pm
% M ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN,
oath. hall, Frgidaire: walking distance
downtown; $50 and $3.50, Apply ianitor.
53l ST. NE ROOMS. KITCHEN.
cite. bath adults. hi
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AIR COOLED.
Hy"y Connecticut Ave.
"a ,, IFra.g ,f Tt4s, rr.T Tt.y.


COPLEY COURTS, 1914 18th ST. NV
Continuous switchboard, elevator service
Refrigerauon and gas free; Res. mgr
apis. Corner front.
1880 LYMAN PL. NE RMS. KIT,
bath; heat. h. W. elec.. refrigerator furn
$40. See Janitor.
ply MRS ROSE, Apt, >.
PETWORTH 3l5 WEBSTER ST NV
Entire second floor. : rooms. kitchen, bath,
large screened porch: electricity. refrigeTa-
employed couple preferred 3o'
UNUSUALLY LARGE ATTRACTIVE. cool,
one rE3 n kit. difnette. b. n select bids.
nent. Apt l03. l20 c st. ne.
BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE. 3lO@ S. OAK.
ave; n.e-ThIee rooms. KIT, dlnette. m T..
2nd floor: entirely separate entrance; new
detachcd house. RaTaEe. North 0t3S
STUDIO APARTMENT IN STUDIO HOME
unusually cool overlooking park. yard
trees. large living 1oom., fireplace. large
bed room. kitchen FrlgIda!re bath: near
three car lines Columbia 55s@ ''''
! LARGE RMS. BATH. WITH HEAT 3rd
floor; S45. near transportation. 6O3 1th
St. ne. Apply 200 st. ne.
ts,t 5sI6 lath 1h! ST; SCI" RMS. KITCHEN
Metropolitan N35:i.
JOHN MARSHALL APTs. le1" K ST.
Call Met. liti:! or apply res. mgr
NOW AVAILABLE-3 ROOMS KITCHEN
and bath, FrlgIda1re; $40, convenient loca-
uon. ZOO 9th 81. NV.
636 FRANKLIN ST. Ne ROOMS.
kitchen, private bath. large porch, electric
reirlgeratlon, ch.w.. gas and electric IN
cluded; adults only. Potomac 65u6W.
. RIGGS COURT OR 1914 CONN. AVE;
rooms. kitchen hall fireplace
WOODBRIDGE; @oI9 CLAIMING N.E.-3
:oIely rms. KIT. ..F I'M and bed IN,
neat, hight. gas and phone incl: So:
:! ROOMS. KITCHEN. SEMI-PRIV. BATH;
heat elec, gas furnished; $50. 3Il7
&ool CEDAR ST. MT. RAINIER, MD
ss5, Mr. BoAz. Adams s3io. - --.-..1
PETWORTH-3 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH;
gas electric. heat, refrlgeTatIon, adults
only: Adams 2I59-J %.
TAKOMA PARK MD-lst FLOOR. PRI-
large porches hot water. electric retrigera-
tor. earaee: $50; adults. A. L. ROBERTS,
22 Manor circle Takoma Park. Nd.
> RMS. KIT. BATH: REFRIGERATION
Nd. ave. and park: must see TO appreciate
Si5 oo. adults only; available July LIST
See resident mgr. ia F st. ne. AL. 22277.
, ROOMS KIT SEMI PRIV BATH.
screened pOrCh, unilT. DhO0e, gas, eIeC.,
on bus line; reas. 52a Kennedy st, NV.
llO9 STAPLES ST. APT. 4, end FLOOR
3 full rooms and bath use OF cellar and
back yard, steel back porch. ami rent
x 81. NV. Metropolitan 1888.
3l2 LIST ST SE-OPEN FOR INSPEC-
tion. cozy, cool one room kit bath elec.,
gas included use OF front and back yard,
adults. -
32I 18th PL. NE ROOMS. PRIVATE
tiled bath: new. private home; heat, gas
e}ec included couple only St7.50. 26'
TWO ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH; NEAR
North Capitol and N. Y. ave; S3l so.
Phone Nail. 51T2 10 am. TO , p m.
= LARGE RMS, KIT. AND BATH NEWLY
decorated, cleo. refg.; res. manager. 3O25
18th s.. W
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l424 W ST. NV, Apt. 34-Large, airy
front room. nicely furnished o6.
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DOWNTOWN, 1880 18th st. w.--Lovely
clean. single room. next to bath, S4 week.
1y. rlaid service
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Refined lady for nicely furnished. private
studio room, next bath. in apartment with
TWO young ladies. SIS. North 3k5N. q.
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1925 L ST. NV. Apt. 31-Cool comfort
able front room, southern exposure for re-
nned, employed woman 26+
5o5 ST. NE,-Twin bed room 3 win
dows, running water; quiet home; ST week
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BROADMOOR.

Newly decorated and cool apartment
two bed rooms and two baths. large living
room. porch kit. and dirette Will sub
desk
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sos F ST NE rooms furnished COM
plete hk.; sink. Frigidaire, porch. No
Children Ren Snnahle
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
DOGS BOARDED.
BOATS.

s" so Per Week Individual Runs.
Defense Highway Kennels. Miles From
Bladensburg on Defense Highway.
Montana labor news., 1937-08-12
INVESTIGATION TO BE
MADE OF FORT PECK
BY CT. FALLS UNIONS

GREAT FALLS.-Bruce Steinmetz
was absent from the last session of
the Cascade Trades and Labor Coun-
Gil.
Senator Wheeler is actively en-
gagged in pushing the passage of
bill through the Senate to create
hydro-electric power station at Fort
Peck, and mentioned that the Senate
committee in charge of the bill had
reported favorably and then later
the unions heard that the bill had
passed the Senate.
Word was received in Butte from
Jerry O'Connell, that the House COM
mittee will report favorably on the
House bill for the same purpose and
that it would be taken up in the
House for consideration next week.
w. D. Murray of Butte, a son of
James E. Murray, requested the un-
ions of Great Falls to endorse Lee
Metcalf of Stevensville for the posi-
ton of Assistant Attorney General.
The unions complied with the re-
quest and made such endorsement
for Mr. Metcalf.
A message was received from the
War Department advising the union
assembly that it was impossible this
time to release or diminish any of
the power now being used in the
building operations at Fort Peck.
Labor organizations felt that some
of the power that is being used on
the dam could be transferred to the
mines and smelter to keep these men
working
James Roosevelt, secretary to
President Roosevelt, stated in a COM
munication to the Assembly that he
had asked the army engineers to give
an immediate report concerning re-
leasing portion of the power used
in Fort Peck.
The power committee of the Great
Falls unions reported that the Rail
road and Public Service Commission
had held meeting in Great Falls re-
garding the power situation but that
they had not made public their find
ings. The power committee also sub
mitted kilograms to be sent to the
Senators and Congressman regarding
the power situation and also a reso-
luton. The resolution was passed
by the Cascade Assembly, and laid
the blame upon the corporations for
lack of foresight. The committee
recommended that another commit
tee be created and empowered to go
to Fort Peck to make survey of the
power situation there. The Assembly
appointed Fred Martin and Jack
Clark to make the trip, expense
money was allowed
The unions in Great Falls were in
formed by Mr.. E. c. Burris that GER
tain changes had been made in the
WPA personnel. Mr.. Burris stated
| that the WPA quota in Silver Bow
County is 1910 persons and Cascade
County was 613 and that further re-
ductions would be made by August
Is He also stated that President
Steinmetz of the Assembly and Mr..
DeNayer of Billings had been re-
moved from the WPA pay rolls and
that Mr.. Combo and Mr.. Duffy were
still employed.
| The Yellowstone Trades and Labor
Assembly in a telegram asked the
unions of Great Falls to notify the
Goodman Carnival that the Coca
Cola Company of Billings was unfair
The committee was instructed to
notify the manager.
The following persons, according
to the Clerks Union, are patronizing
the Bee Hive which has been de-
clared unfair:
W. j. Park, $40 7th Ave. So.
Arnie Haugse, Leland Apartments
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