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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-24
Scientist Finally Gets
Bird in a 2O-Year Hunt

Philadelphia.-After 20 years of
persistent jungle exploration, Mel
bourne A. Carriker, associate cura-
tor of the Academy of Natural Sci
ences here, returned with rare,
turkey-like Giant Tinamou bird.
Carriker started his latest South
American hunt for the big, buff
colored bird 10 months ago, fought
through jungle underground and
clambered an Andes mountain
peak with a fractured ankle to bag
seven at once.
The curator's only regret is that
after his battle against starvation
when food supplies ran low, deser-
ton of three of his four Bolivian
guides and six weeks of constant
struggle, he and his remaining
guide had to eat two of the rare
fowls.
Carriker brought back with him
some $500 rare birds, many of
which, he said, were unknown to
science. His greatest prize, next to
the coveted Tinamou, was a b.
livian humming bird, measuring
three-quarters of an inch in length
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-24

that they
harder the limb afforded them good fulcrum
that found afterward. At the time it hap
thinking about movie snakes uums anything
squeezing giving the sheer
Shiny thing to me-, he Gwen
practically stiff with fright
from revuon Everything went black for moment
the bckne hands had nsncvey dropped the boo
themselves around the reptile The snake
struggled fercely
began tighten its coils
The Reptile Bit Him, Too.
felt something hot and knew that the head
of itself A constructor
painfully 1 it BEFORE
bite all
struggling like madman and suddenly found voice and
started to YELL"
Meanwhile reptile kept slowly
bit breath He didn't
ftened his lungs
yelling 81
"bu this much for
thing feet
the first comrades break through
foliage and toward dead After that
I hacking
unangled folds
cold and they had work for than
before conscious of anything anybody"
did him to, could hardly
the squeezing taken from
of from
of his hideous experience.
left
inches diameter They told
reptile of that breed and quite capable
killing horse and Frank isn't at all unwilling to believe them
body than weeks
go says don't think horse would felt
muc better after the sort of treatment"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-24
Railroad Runs Special
for One Lone Passenger

Fenelon Falls, Ont.-Because the
railroad advertised rates of cent
per mile from Toronto, Halliburton,
and then decided lack of passengers
would cause the special train to 60
only as far as Fenelon Falls, 40
miles short of Halliburton, a To-
ronto woman had the experience of
riding in "private train" from
here to the latter town.
When the train stopped at Fenelon
Falls and the conductor advised his
Toronto passenger that the train
would 60 no farther, she produced a
ticket stamped from Toronto to
Halliburton" and advised him she ex-
pected to have the journey COM
pleted.
Argument of the conductor failed,
so the train went on the additional
40 miles carrying it's lone passenger,
seated in triumph in the last coach.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-24
|0F INTEREST TO
| THE HOUSEWIFE

Barbecued Ham.-Fry the re-
quired number of thin ham slices
from a leftover boiled ham. Ar
range them in a serving dish, and
pour the following sauce over
them; add to the ham fat in the
frying pan teaspoonful of made
mustard, half teaspoonful sugar,
three tablespoonful vinegar and
a tablespoonful of red currant jel-
ly. Warm all the ingredients up
together, sprinkle with paprika
(optionaD and pour over the ham.
Clearing the Atmosphere
Burn a few drops Of vinegar on a
hot shovel for a quick way Of
clearing the smell of stale smoke
out of a room.
Washing Linoleum. - Oilcloth
and linoleum will dry with a
brighter finish if a lump Of sugar
is dissolved in the scrubbing
water.
Washing WOOlens.-Rinse WOOL
ems in warm water to which a lit
tie olive oil has been added. This
helps to keep them soft.
Removing Spots From Tile
Spots can be removed from the
tile bathroom floor by rubbing
with a cloth moistened with kero-
sene and then polishing with one
moistened with paraffin.
Cleaning Silver.-Moist salt will
remove egg tarnish from silver.
Rice, Scrambled Eggs, Cheese.
Have ready a border of rice
(boiled) in a dish. Make some
scrambled eggs to which cheese
has been added. Place the mix
ture in the center of the dish and
sprinkle little chopped parsley
over the top. Serve piping hot.
WNU Service.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-24

A S RIGHT as rain, and as cool
- ing, are these clever young
modes for the woman who sews.
Each is simple to make, pleasant
to wear, and may possibly be the
difference between modern
and a mediocre wardrobe for you
this summer. SeW-Y our-O w n
wants to help you look your best,
to stamp you modern-to-the-min-
ute, and therefore is anxious and
proud to present today's trio.
A Two Piecer for Chic.
If he tells you you're just nice
armful you are the right size and
type to wear the blouse m skirt
shown above, left. The waistcoat
idea is very much the thing in
blouses. The skirt is terribly
young and figure fattering. What
more could any little heart
desire? You can have this smart
ensemble for a song and mini
mum of stitches. Think of the
countless sum mer occasions
ahead that all but specify this
very outfit.
Not Smart Matron.
You should sue for SANDER any.
one who calls you a Smart Matror
when you don this gratifying new
fashion (above center). You ster
into an entirely new size range
when you step forth in this frock
So simple is its technique
merely a deity designed feminine
jabot, softly draped contours, anc
a meticulously slender skirt-yet
so effective. 1t will thrill you in
marquisette chiffon or lace, and
it will keep you deliciously cool.
Snappy for Sports.
Play the net or the grandstand
in the sports dress at the right
and feel perfectly confident in any
event. There isn't one among us
who hasn't a real yen for a
streamlined all-of-a-piece sports
ter that's on and off in a jiffy
launders easily, and comes uI
smiling time after time. You car
concoct something clever of seer,
sucker or pique and complete the
whole thing in an afternoon. Why
not order your size today n G
have all-summer benefit of real
ly companionable sports dress?
The Patterns.
Pattern 1902 is for sizes ii to AZ
Size 16 requires "a yards of SO
inch material for the blouse, "a
yards for the skirt.
Pattern 1886 is for sizes SO te
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-24

48. Size 38 requires 4as yards of
80 inch material.
Pattern 1915 is for sizes IA to
AZ. Size 16 requires 3h yards of
IS inch material plus 3lA yards of
bias binding to finish edges as
pictured.
Send your order to The Sewing
Circle Pattern Dept, 149 New
Montgomery Ave-, San Francisco,
Calf. Patterns Is cents Tin coins)
each.
@ Bell Syndicate. Service.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-24
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" The Jungle Terror
BY FLOYD GIBBONS

Drank RIM of Brooklyn, N " says that all the adventures
that happened to him while he soldier down
the Canal Zone Back 1924 Frank corporal the One
Hundred NnetySecond company c. A. Co. stationed at Fort
Sherman And January IS of that he had the
perence that frightened him than anything else he
faced in his life.
that went with
it. only the steamng crawling jungle could
soldiers from the barracks Sunday
exploring trip.
eve for anything could Shoot" Frank bu
primitive tribe of Indians who
said live in that section of the Canal Zone.
Chopped Way Through the Jungle.
rifles That against
aon borrowed shotguns and each had boo
through underground For the first five miles
bolos into
through brush growts that in spots almost
mpassabe"
They pushed through Jungle
thirst
they start back for the fort
The beginning sink the sky and would never
that
than they order
get they tried short cut through
that led straight line the fort
Big Snake Coiled About Frank.
little ahead of the rest of for knew this
did, He keeping his
familiar landmarks had just spotted
He had leaped
when something hit him.
settled his shoulders. And
tainted he the sinuous
o huge snake coiing itself around him.
animal Franks snake kept his tail
limb while he encircled Frank with the
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-24
HAWAII FREE FROM
DANGEROUS SCOURGE
Rabies Kept Out by Rigid
Quarantine Laws.

Honolulu, Hawaii-Hawaii, which
boasts that it has no snakes, is free
of another sometimes dangerous
scourge-rabies.
A disease, which has been noted
in many sections of the United
States, and in almost every other
nation, never has been found IN the
"paradise of the Pacific"
Furthermore, it never will be,
health experts predict. The most
stringent animal quarantine ! W
enforced under United States jurls-
diction are administered in Hawaii.
No dog or cat brought in from out
side points may be taken home by
it's owner until it has been thor
oughly examined by territorial vet
erinarians and kept in quarantine
100 days.
'"This is the only place in the
United States where such quaran-
tine laws are in effect explained
DR.. B. A. Gallagher, territorial vet
erinarian in charge of the station.
"While the restrictions may appear
severe, we believe them to be en-
tirely reasonable.
Vigilant Watch Maintained.
"By vigilant enforcement of the
quarantine laws diseased dogs and
cats are refused admittance to the
territory. No complaints are made
by dog owners after the fairness
and purposes of the quarantine are
explained.
"Owners are permitted to visit
the kennels at any time and their
own veterinarians may care for the
pets if they WISH" DR.. Gallagher
said.
Not all incoming pets and warm
blooded animals pass through the
rnodernized territorial station. So
many dogs were being brought in
by army personnel that over
worked territorial authorities per-
suaded the army veterinary service
to assume quarantine responsibility
for such animals. Navy pets still
go through the territorial station,
since their number has proved
smaller.
Inspection Is Rigid.
Capt. E. E. Hodgson, in charge OF
the army station, reported that from
June q, 1886, to January Is, 1887, a
total of sixty-eight pets owned by
army officers were handled through
his offices. Other warm-blooded
animals are subject to four-day
territorial quarantine, plus TWEEN
ty-one day army inspection period
During the last five years more
highly bred dogs have been brought
to the territory than ever before
Extension of American Kennel cluE
shows to Hawaii has resulted ir
growing demand for better canine
types. A close watch must be main.
tanned over such animals, which are
more susceptible to disease thar
mongrels, due to their breeding.
Feeding is problem, since the
quarantined animals vary widely ir
size and age. A charge of Is cents
day is made to cover all food and
medical attention. Total cost Of
bringing a dog or cat into Homo.
lulu, exclusive of steamer fare.
therefore is $50.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-24
Names of Things We Eat

The names of the things we eat
have curious derivations. The hum
BILE vegetable, parsley, for instance,
travelled from Greek to Latin, from
Latin to Saxon, and from thence to
it's present form. 1t actually has
the same origin as the name Peter
"a rocky, for it grew among the
rocks of ancient Rome. Potato is
from the Spanish patata, which, in
turn, says Pearson's London Week
ly Magazine, came from the Hay
tian batata, a sweet-tasting type of
yam. The word sweet goes back
to the Sanscrit svad-to taste; and
sugar has also come to us from the
same ancient language, via Per-
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-24
Eve Infections

The form of eye infection most
frequently encountered is known as
conjunctivitis. This is an inflam
nation of the conjunctiva, the COW
ering which lines the eyelids and
runs onto the eyeball. This type Of
infection is caused by micro-organ-
isms. Another infection set up by
germs is known as pink eye. Germ
born infections are transmitted by
the hands, soiled towels, or other
wise.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-06-24
"Rooster" Survives Fire

Albany, N. "a copper rooster
almost 300 years old and lost in the
ruins of a 100000 fire has been
found. Once more it will adorn the
spire of a new Second Reformed
Church in Albany.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
LOS MlLIcIANOS Sc ABODE
n De fNLERI-
LA" Fl jar NCIA
Dg%A
Reehazado. 4Gs neevo 10. fac
ciosos q Ia Cuesta de la Reina

Madrid, %:9A1entado
por la vista de- primer minis
tro Largo Cab tllero, que lleg1
aver, los milicianos resistierok
dos ataques d. los fascista, pro
s aasisnd'le m' @sh0'~m"srtos =
Atacaron lq facciosos pers
sistentemente 5en la Cuesta de
Ia Reina, al sur de la capital. Y
en- ell parque del 3este, sin To-
grar desalois~a los Qilicianos
lie sus 1EsTciones.
Ell primer minitro Sc march{
de Madrid hoy, prometiendo {
&onnblaci6n civil que Sc lie chs
Varfan, eN 10 possible, los hO-
rrores de la guerra, y que SC
,es mandarian mas prcvisiones
y recursos de combate.
Los milicianos ave nzaron e.
Ia Residential de estudiantes EN-
Del Amo Y capturaron La Els
calerilla," una posici6n estra-
tegica que bordea ell @rque
del Oeste.
La batallaen la Cuesta de la
Reina es la tercera en- una Sc
mana. Domino la Cuesta ell ca
mino de Araniuez y controla
Ell vale a % millas al sur de la
capital.
Aeroplanos leales bombar-
dearon la estaci6n de Ronda,
en- la provincial de Malaga.
donde los insurgentes habian
lanzado un ataque, y volaron
un tren.
La aviaci6n leal dej6 caer
bombas en- ell aerodromo v es-
taci6n del ferrocarril en- TaIa
moche, previneia de Teruel.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
LA E MOTORS NO
INSISTE tEN LA EXPUL-
SION DE LOS OBREROS

Flint, Michigan, feb. 5.-La
compania General Motors ha
decidido no expulsar por ahora
de sus fabricas a los obreros
que mantienen la "huelga sem
tada".
Mas de 5000 guardias nacio-
males Sc encuentran en- esta ciu
dad aguardando 6rdenes del go
bernador Murphy.
Roy E. Brownell, abogado de
la General Motors, conferenci6
hoy con ell juez Gadola que ex-
pidi6 I'm interdicto en- contra de
los trabajadores, pero no pidi6
que la orden Sc hiciera cumplir.
Los familiares de los huel-
guistas dejaron los garrotes en-
sus casas y bailaron en- la ME
We, sntreteniendo a los "senta-
dos.
Las mujeres de la brigada de
combate hacfan demostraciones
al pasar los carros de la policfa,
a pesar de que un organizador
les rogaba que no 10 hicieran.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
C~ONTINUARA LA E
GACTON DE YOUNG

I'm jurado investigator deci-
di6 aver que ell Sr. G. c. Young,
un comisionista, de As amos, We
elmo de TN lugar al norte de Sui
phur Springs, encontr6 la muer
te a manos de persona sdesco-
nocidas.
Los diputados del sheriff con
tinuaran investigated ell case,
ayudados por ell condestable
Henry Bozeman, de csc distri-
to-.
Luego de ser interrogadas
por ell abogado Huntley, asis-
tente fiscal del estado, recobra-
ron aver su libertad las dos per
sonas que .Ihabfan side deteni-
das, Sra. Elizabeth Barber, de
Al ancs, que cuidaba de la casa
de Young, y G. w. Berns, de
SO, que viva en- la casa.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
REPRESENTATIVES DE LA
PAN AMERICAN COME
RENCIARON CON Ell AL
CALDE OHANCEY

Con ell alcalde Chancey con
terenciaron aver varios repre-.
sentantes de IL compaiia de a.
viaci6n Pan-American, que Sc
encuentran aqEi de vista.
Sc trat6 del f~uncjonamiento
del aerodromo reter o. Knigh
que esta a punto de ser termi-
nado en- la isla Davis.
Ademas del alcalde v los re-
presentantes de la compania
asistieron a la reunion los con-
cejales Rosentllal v Pacheco Y
el 'abogado coEsultor McMul-
len.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
A LA MUJER
DERECHOS QUE
AL HOMBRE

Madrid, feb. 4.-Un decreto
del gobierno de Valencia esta-
blece iguales derechos para las
mujeres y anula los viejos Y ar
caicos privilegios de los mari
dos.
iRedact6 e ldecreto ell minis
tro de justicia, Sr. oliver.
Sc concede a la mujer Ell de-
recho de poser propiedads v
ell derecho a hacer contracts sin
contar con sus maridos.
Anula ell decreto la vieja som
bra de la autoridad marital en-
TODD 10 que sea incompatible con
los dos sexos.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
R"ECOMENDADA LA DEPOR
TACION DE UN ALEMAN

I'm juicio sc concedi6 por ell
comisionado local de inmigra-
ci6n, Mr.. Hopkins, al subdito
aleman Kurt Scharf, de 20 a.
nos, acusado de entrar legal
mente en- este pals,
Sc lie detuvo en- ell hotel
Ringing, de Sarasota, dom
de trabajaba de cocinero.
Mr.. Hopkins, recomendara
que Sc lie deporte, dadas las
pruebas aportadas en- su con-
ira.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
EN- GAMING DE ESPANA
TN GRUPO DID "a vOLUN-
TARIOS

Cherburgo, Francia, feb. s.
LEGO aquf ell vapor Aquitania
trayendo un contingente de "a
v~oluntarios, incluyendo 81 anne
ricanos, que Sc dirigen a Espa-
ma a combatir junto a las mi
licias de la Republica,
Ell consul americana los vic
desembarcar, pero NADIA pudo
hacer para impedir que CONT
nuaran viaje.
La expedition llegara esta
noche a Paris Y manana CONT
nuara viaje q Espana.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
De Ia Cdmara de West Tampa

De Ia CGmGTG de West Tampa
La Camaara de Concrete de
West Tampa nos manda una
carta, que apreciamos, en- la que
nos agradece la cooperation que
dimos a su fiesta del Centre Es-
panol de West Tampa.
La firna Ell senior Leon Ca
Kin, ell presidente.
Componen ell colnite ejecuti-
vo de esa organization los Sc
nores Norman Korkconnell, c.
]. Delgado, j. M. Rey, Peter CT
mino y Frank Coniglio.
Todos los amos Sc elige en-
West Tampa a Miss Latin Anne
rican honor que este ano reca-
y6 en- la linda senorita Marion
Italiano.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05

Ddlmnu
Centenares de billetes sc han
vendido va para ell concerto
que ell domingo ofrecera, en- la
sociedad italia, 81 ilustre vio-
linista espanol D. Andres Dali
mau.
Los amigos personales de Da'
mar y ell grupo antifascista tie
nen a su cargo la venta de loaa-
lidades.
Puede asegurarse que ell con-
eierto del domingo Sc vera muy
concurrido.
Dalmau ha hecho mr~hos a.
migos, Ior su talento y sensi-
llez, en- las semanas que lleva en-
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
POSIBILIDAD DE oscar.
CHA Al r M

Existe posibilidad de ligera
escarcha para esta noche, segln
ell Sr. Talbot. metere6logo To-
cal.
La temperature fra Sc man.
tendra durante ell dia de hoy v
manana, con cielo despejado Y
v~ientos suaves.
No Sc cree que la escarcha o.
|casionara da1os en- la cosecha.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
pfEsIDENrE 10 qu1E-
RE C0BRAR FL AUMEN-
TO DE SUELDO y.
San Jose COSTA Rica, feb.

San Jose, SCosta Rica, feb. 5,
-El pras;dente de la RepGbli-
20. Sr. Leon Cortes, rehusa e.
ceptar un aun.ento de sueldo de
go ccloneS Fue 81 congreso a.
~rdara recientemente, pasando
oor encirca de su veto,
Cuand0 ell srelao Sc he pag6
.Ste mes, por Ia tegoreria nacic-
'al. envi6 los 500 colonies a ins-
titnciones carieativas.
i. lei sueldc del Presidente, EN-
.1inerc de los Estados Unidos,
de $27o al mes.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
Bale de Coa-woVI

Todos los preparativos Sc han
completado va para ell bale de
manana sabado, bale social de
carnival, en- ell Centre Espnol.
Tocaran dos o~rquestas, STEM
do una de elias la que dirige Ell
professor Esperanto.
Sera ell primer bale dirigido
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
MATRIMONIOS

Curtis Phillips, 10, Y Marie
Cannon. 16; Roland A. Free
man. %, Y Lorne McRae, 81;
Larry Lowery, %. Y Geraldine
Dear, 81; Howard L. Taylor,
35, y Margaret Allyne Ingram,
81.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
La Ver5enG del Tcboco

La VerbenG del Tobac0
Los pintores han emlpezado
va a TRAFALGAR para Ia Verbena
del Tabaco.
Cassidy. Ell notable artista, di
rige la obra.
Esta nocl1e Sc reunira Ell CO.
mite executive de La Verbena,
en- ell local de la Camara de Co
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
AmeIio Prado

AureIto Prddo
Esta mejorando rapidamente
en- ell Sanatorio del Centre AS
turiano, donde ingres6 hace al
gunos dfas, nuestro querido a.
migo ell Sr. Aurelio Prado.
LIE asiste ell distinguido medi-
CO DR.. Ismael Angulo, que per-
tenece al cuerpo facultativo de-
Centre Asturiano.
Con toda sinceridad desea-
mos que muy pronto pueda vol.
yer a sus ocupaciones.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
"Fermdndez y Garcia"

fo' HuteNcS " 0"te1W
Els la tienda predilecta de la
juventud latina.
Son sus duenos Juan Fernan-
deg Y Genaro Garcia, personals
compenetradas desde hace lar
gos amos con la colonia latina.
Els uno de los establecimien-
tos de Ybor que merecen la pro-
tecci6n de la colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
Script (,Snce

Esta noche Sc efectuarA en- ell
salon de la sociedad Italia, 8a.
avenida y Gale 19, Ell Script
Dance organizad& por los estu-
diantes del Institute Nuestra
Sonora de Ii MERGED.
Atenderan a los invitados las
bellas senoritas Georgia Gar
cia, Anita Caron, Lily Greco y
Denora6 Bowers
Bob Portion h preparado un
programa a gusto de nuestra
juventud.
La entrada solo costara %
oentavos.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05

por la reorganizada secci6n de
recreo y adorno.
Los Socios de la Benefica ten
dram que proveerse de I'm pase
en- la secretaria de esa rama del
Centre Espanol.
I'm peso de entrada es ell pre-
clio que deberan pagan los tran
seuntes,
La gaceta., 1937-02-05

Cancelado un PrograDaG
I'm programa de Radio que
Iiba4R ofrecer esta noche la
Gaceta" ha sido cancelado. Era
en- honor de la Cr6z Roja.
Agradecemos la cooperation
de los artistas y personas que
iban a TRAFALGAR en- la trasmi-
sion.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
NOTAS NClMlE

mercis de Ybor City, para %
bar acuerdos.
Las maehachas DE- las socie-
dades estan haciendose va los
vistosos trajes que lucsran. q
Ell programa de la Verbena
Sc imprimira a dos colorSs.
La gaceta., 1937-02-05
q LDOMTNGO HAAARA ELL
PAPA - AtDIO

Ciudad Vd feb. 5.-Su
santidad ii Ell domingo
porla Radio Asfgreso ercaris
tieo oau = en- Manila, il
la lpaj al 6todo eI ie
nrera kIpdo su me2
ae aver dda Bas sol0aeYho no.
,ras per oya nofe "a min
g1n dolor.
Evening star., 1937-08-29

232 GUSTS AVE.
Del Ray. Va.
3 rooms. bath, h.-w.h.. detached "a
rage; $50.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
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ssesa,ssonabls; e, g "a block of1 South Giebe rd
3oIo l6th st. south. Arlington, Va.
large closets. hallway, private bath Elec-
SaS 80; = adults ~ III South 10th ST. va:
TWO AIRY, ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
place; conv location; adults. Geo. e.'h i34s. '
TO ADULTS ONLY-APT. LARGE.
prisht rms; modern improvements; oil
neat; u Avon ave, Hyattsville. Green
ALEXANDRIA. VA.-3 RMS. FURNISHED,
semi,private bath; newly decorated; for
couple Alexandria a07l-W. 29'
trance porch. yard: Crosley refg., heat and
hot water turn.: $40. Greenwood 3l76-J.
NEW AIRY APTs:. l. R.. B. R. KIT. d.
block from bus, school. stores and church
gas range. free hot and cold water: rent.
$40 per month. beeinning Oct. 1st. 2O0g
North Oakland St, Cherrydale, Va. oa'
HYATTSVILLE. MD. . MARION ST.-3
lge, rms. pvt. bath entrance. porch: refg.
NV. h.. cleo. INV. turn.: pvt. home new
ly dec: reas. Greenwood 1455
COLLEGE PARK. MD BEAUTIFUL
apis. unfurn.. in the new University Apt.
House: rent reasonable; 3 blocks from the
University OF Maryland: adults only Phone
BerWyn llS-"59.
F.. ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH;
garage: heat, light; SIS month 45l5
Highland ave. Bethesda, Md. Wisconsin
5476
;5 MINUTES BY AUTO TO DISTRICT;
three rooms and bath; heat and light fur
nished or unfurnished; no children or dogs.
Phone Col. 1897. 29'
NEAREy MD.-WANT REFINED COUPLE
to share our home: double room and meals
$50 mo- Shepherd 4S56-J. :,O'
:, RMS. PVT. BATH AND ENTRANCE:
lights. h. W., oil heat furn,; $50. lO3
W Madison. Riverdale, Md. Greenwood
lII1. 3g'
FURNISHED. ROOMS AND BATH:
ami; adults only. 242I N. Kensnston
St. Arlington. Va 20.
RIVERDALE- RMS, BATH, FURN. APT,
entire md A.: G. E. refg: heat. lights
adults only: $50. Hyattsville 621-W
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
ONLY s45 A MONTH OWNS
8 rooms, kitchen, ath; many conveniences:
bargain. equity. Box 14s-Q, Star. 3o'