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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
BOSTON SliAkIROCKS
 SMOTHER AlyL.STARS

Boston, hoE e,--fuPl-The boss ton shamFoeks Of the American Professional Football league closed ihsIg playing season hers yesterday by whipping . college SAll'siAF' laam bese, In an exhibition game.
 Rolling np scores ID every period of the non.lsagls encounter the ishamFoeks Fas0Tted to . wlds'psn passing game lD tEennclng the SAll @iaFs", An outfit comprised ef leeel aeho0l and college eridsEaFs.
 AFinlsiIee day afternoon, the hhamT0eks ATe scheduled 70 pley the hangatuek, lconnD Gems til Connecticut
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
ALabana Nearest To Rose B01Ul No1U
UpSetS Continue To Shock Major
 College EIevens
Alabama Best of Only Five Perfect Record
 Teams Left
By LESLIE AVERY

AAAAeSAAAAA
 United Press Stan CorrespOndent)
 New York, Nov. 8. (UP)-A fine- toothed comb and Q magnifying glass may become necessary to Ilfl- cover a perfect record football team at seasons end-if the astonishing parade of upsets continues.
 The despoiler erased California and Baylor from the undefeated, united ranks Saturday. Their down. fall, however, was no more surprls- ing than the wallopings absorbed by Q dozen other favorites. Alabama, Santa Clara, Colorado, Montana, and Lafayette alone remained with clean slates.
 California was held to Q GO tie by an underated University of Washington eleven, defending champions of the Pacific coast. Bay Tor succumbed 9-6 to Texas, beaten four times and tied once.
 Alabama saved its face with Q field goal in the last few minutes to beat Tulane 9.6. Santa Clara scored 26-2 over San Jose State; Colorado stopped Utah l7-7; Montana blanked 0onzaga 2S-0; and Lafay- cite, it's goal line crossed for the first time, maintained an unmarred record, l3-6, over Rutgers.
 Only one of the undefeated, but tied teams, was beaten, Temple be- ing taken l3-6 by Michigan State. Major elevens, with only ties against their records, won as fol- lows: Yale l9, Brown o; Dartmouth 8, Princeton g; Fordham 2l, Pur- due 3; Pittsburgh 2l, Notre Dame 6; Villanova 25, Marquette 2; Holy Cross i2, Colgate q: and Duke 67, Wake Forest 0; Nebraska played to Q iS-i3 standoff with Kansas.
 Classified in the upset group were Indiana 10, Ohio State O; Illinois 6, Northwestern O; St. Louise IA, Mis- souri 2; Army 2. Harvard 6: Florida 6, Georgia O; Auburn 20, Tennessee .; Centenary 10, T. c. U. 9; Stan- ford 2, Southern California 6: Ore- gon 10, Washington State 6: Penn- sylvania State 2. Pennsylvania O; Rice 26, Arkansas 20; Manhattan 2, Detroit o.
 Other principal results: East-New York university i3, Le- high 0: Navy l3, Columbia 6; Car negie Tech 6. Duquesne O: Syracuse 27, Western Reserve 6: Boston col- lege 27. Western Maryland O: Cath olic U.. 2l. West Virginia Wesleyan o: Mississippi 27, George Washing ton 6.
 Middle West-Minnesot s, Iowa 10; Michigan l3, Chicago l2; Okla homa 8, Iowa State .: Kansas State %. Washburn 2.
 South-L. s. U. 4i, Mississippi State 0; Vanderbilt 2i, Sewanee o; Georgia Tech T. Clemson O: North Carolina 20. Davidson o: Maryland Q, V. M. I. .; Richmond l2. V. P. l .; Bucknell %. Furman .; Washing ton and Lee i3. Virginia 6: William and Mary 2i, Hampden Sydney l2
 Southwest-Texas Aggies l4 Southern Methodist o.
 Rocky Mountains-Denver 25 Utah State O: Brigham Young l9 Wyoming o: North Dakota State i5 Greeley State i2; Montana State g, Montana Mines 9: New Mexico %, Colorado College 6.
 Pacific Coast-St. Mary's 3, San Francisco c; Oregon State %, Wtl- lamette 0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
RANGER ROCKIES |OUTSKkTE ICE CHAMPION WINGS
Detroit Blanked 3.O--BOs. ton and Toronto Also
 Winners
By United Press

Boston and New York were tied today for the lead of the American division of the National Hockey league. Toronto set the pace in the Canadian group.
 Every team except Montreal's Can- adiens has been under fire, and the flying Frenchmen will get their first real test Tuesday night against the Blackhawks at Montreal.
 In their debut last night New York's Rangers scored a 80 shut out over the Detroit Red Wings Stanley cup champions for the last two years. The Ranger rockies skated rings around the world champs. Keeyilng, Dillon and Said- icky scoring.
 The victory sent New York into q tie with Boston for the lead. oBs- ton had won . "a decision over the Montreal Maroons Saturday night The Maple Leafs paced the Cana dian group with a 6-3 verdict over the New York Americans. The standings:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
DYRCALL WINS
 CROSSC COUNTRY

Y0nkers, h, Y, Nov e,-lup)- vlslog Dygeall q thS MlllTass 4. 4. running ter out lD fFent most 0i lbe wsy, weD the national IhgloT eTessseonDsv championship eg the kinplre Gltv race ifaek yesterday
 nvFgall completed the slksAllasas allaFi6F nile run ip DTlet, finislllng l09 yards in fFent Of t1e Aeee.le llan, William Dew Jenkins ef b,s 6esh alaalment 4, A.
 nlale, was thITd end Robert Camp bell, ef lhs Norfolk, MaAss ', M c. A. fourth, a.
 Dy plaeIns five men within ibe first Ie, NSl absppAFds MlllIess shlp with lb points, hogtelk was saeand wllh Tb, Asd the epib bssls illeDt thlTd wlsb 5G
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

"The Tnformer", by Liam oFla- herty, which, in cinema version, won the i9ss Academy of Motion Pic lures Award for Victor McLaelen, will be played by James Barton, star of saTobacco Road, and Betty 0arde, prominent radio actress. as the dramatic feature of the Kate smith Hour, over the wABC-Colum bia network Thursday. November II, at 500 p. m, EST. tRebroao- cast at SIS D. m., PST1 The play
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
A. 4. U. MEETING

tgew York, Mov. e,-lupl -8itaa g0T national championships will be chosen nest saturday when sl eoisls mltiaes Of the Amateur Athletic Unlon meet ln Boston,
 The committees, embracing some GO leaders Of amateur sports frein all sections 0f the country, also wiil paas Oll records established during les7 and prepare q report pD % aniendmanls 10 the 4. 4. .. eDTls slitusion, byslawe and athletic rules, The recommendation wiil be acted upon by the board of gevs eFnoFs. whleh meets on Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

be all Wagner, consisting of the Overture Co '"rhe Flying Dutch man; Che Procession from "Lo- hengrln"; March from "Tann. hauser"; Prelude tO Act , of "Die Melstersinger," followed by a group OR two ether selections from this music drama; Dance oR the Apprentices and Homage Co Sachs; Slegfried's Rhine Journey from "Goetterdamme- rung"; Forest Murmurs from s.slexfried," and The Ride Of the valkyries from Die Wal. keure."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
DORAIs SCOUTS PROs

Oetroit - Coach Gus Dorais oi Detroit University scouts National League football teams for the Washington Redskins because Coach Ray Vlaherty Of tlse Capital City pros played under Gus at Con- xaga,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

has as its setting Ireland in the hectic days of the fight for inde- pendence immediately following the World War. Its theme centers on the unhappiness of a young Irish- man who informs on a friend and patriot for money. Victor McLag- len so distinguished himself in the RKO picture that he received the Academy Award for the outstand- ing screen performance of the year.
 A dinner. sponsored by the
 Young Democrats, celebrating
 the fifth anniversary of Pres
 ident Franklin D. Roosevelts
 election to the highest office in
 the country, will be heard ex-
 clusively over WOR and the
 Mutual network Tuesday from
 i0:3O to n ?. m, FITS. James
 A. Farley will be the principal
 speaker. The program will orig
 mate in the ballroom Of the Ho-
 tel Mayflower through the fa-
 ciIfties of AIutuaps Washington
 affiliate. VOL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
IS3O..NDRY..96

P
 2 ssep--1Fuay Moore, kangs, Ailh~~f0 be hnn0nnced, slse-ljood Health and Training gilb-kld oaff, bRfiiOne, l,e0-Ths Week in Beglew, eilb~-TO be announced, aiBA-90hnk0n Family. tilh-~gafk Riley, s0nRs, bi0e-kaflgnal Edueali0n Week.
 epea Lord and
 William a, lslwelL, b.tb-TO be aDD0uneed, big0-fo be anDongeed, bitb--AoNe, ele0-The Waste of Tims. siss-eicS lYaen's orch. win
 GuHfth, fs0e-k.0Freff flms. 1i0e-JDnighi ln New Maven 7ib--kaflanai Council for Pre-
 Yenit0n 0f Mea, 5ise--kgi l.oro and His Hotel oards 5ilb--5aek DHggan. sengs. klee-NeW Haven fsth0iis Hour kise-New Haven Symphony and
 Civic Orch. t0taS-~ News. lesse-k0nihiand Orch. i0iek--taEennt nf Melody. sifAe--f'0freef 1 1 Tlf0f---NeMF. lfsis-ciub Mayfair orch. SI;se-lmpresslonS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
THIS Is THE END

Lafayette - Purdue is claiming the biggest end in football He is Dill Vereane, 2losp0nnd right Hank ef from Miehigail City. Ind.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
eo YEAR6 WITH TEAM

William Maley, manager o1 uie 0laagOw Celtic soccer club. first nlgned with the team as e player ln 1887.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
AMERICANS LOSE
 CLOSE SOCCER co

walATbnTy AfneTieans keeeeE Foot bsll Glab D0et 6 heAFieEeakeT vesieTs Aag at HNlteD RaFk, whAFe they feilg eeal leaa, et haM ilne. theI ealpe beek wlib . bang t0 tle the Aeage aplv t0 lee . bsa aeelsion 1lf fnei nll)ntes ef plaE TDe kelne. wlhbessee bE q laIge eIewe q faill eTa0anleE, llaFlfeFd controlled hbf sIiuafl60 fag ille AFsE ha9 q ibl IaTm ln ihe last hsll ealv io lass sss ss:,Isss ss'''ss,'' s., 'O 70 A~.s,,.,. p's''s ''''dsll 'ksseavi ..'.' .a'''s ss'sSs'" IIlsGf ifiIl6isE' .'' ",."sa V "'''es "'isd' tG0bask' "s's1s'' ''.. sS,S's "ills6l ifSIitsski,.. . asa''' .."''''' e''"''V nsblit' j(SIfLssisk ]" "s~s' eS''"'' ''i.sA' ili((GaSE '"..ss.'. .....'. "yAs 6slsids' iis6i 'tSsyiStiysssxIc.'' as@ys'2 '2ssids' ilIs6( 'ksIi.s;d '...' ...',' See''A ai6itt itSSi.iid' .'' "'''' s'eeS"Satl1s Itif lfsisiii 'ssa"s' .''' sssyos,slds' 'l3H' Vatt&iiaisa Vsw'
 aaere a2 hslf 1lisej Haglf1Fg cjlg 4, A116TlennF [. 0lais aa0Ff9. bFl li Uynd b nsls1silk. {. MelegSsl sgauei nev, HHiei fwe ~ mla1ia halvsa'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
PG 4. ELECTION

New York ,N0y, lupD-The Rfes. fassl0nal 0oliaEg Association will h0ld lis annual business meeting end elect officers ln Chicago hov. esli ln ChelaRo, it was ailllonFlseo by tbe E. c. 4, today,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
EMVENcIRIE AT HOME

The UnlveFSlty of Oklahoma hasn't lest ea epening football eanls on its home field iD thiFty-Oiss years,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
CANADA ssBks DAVIS cUP

@,,etae = The Dominion of ca,1a6a wtll enter team tn the ie90 Dagis cup competition foF sbe hFDt iisle ln folig veaKA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

hoiFa Dame used five teams as senaFale ainiiA lf the 0pening same of ihe football season asainbI Drake
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES

Hartford, Nov. Q - His annual Thanksgiving Day proclamation will be delivered to the Connecticut radio audience Tuesday night by Governor wilbur l.. Gross. The broadcast iB scheduled for 10:46 o'clock from station WTfC. The felicity os ex. precision which Governor Gross has achieved in his Thanksgiving Day proclamations has endowed them with literary importance. His pros clamations of previous years were recently collected and published in book form. The broadcast on Tues. day night will be the first public presentation of the io37 document. The reading of the proclamation by the governor will be supplemented by appropriate choral music sung by a male octet, the Men or Song, directed by Leonard ]. Patricelll.
 Freddie Bartholomew, juvenile
 star, and Fannie Brlce, cOmedl.
 enne, will headline the Good
 News of 1898 program on Thurs.
 day, November II, at 900 ?. m,
 over the NBC.Red Network.
 Spencer Tracy will act as mas.
 ter of ceremonies during che
 broadcast which ls the second in
 the new series produced by
 M.G.M. Others Co be heard arc
 Reginald Gardiner, Betty JAynes
 Artle Auerbach, Judy Garland,
 MellEa Korjus, Val Roslng, Me.
 redlth Wilson's orchestra and
 Max Terr's chorus.
 Dorothy Stone, dancing star, and her husband and partner, Charles Collins, will be heard in song and dance sequence during the broadcast of Twenty Years Ago and Today" over WOR tonight from 6 to 8:30 p. m. A generation ago Dorothy Stone was 0 tot travelling about in the well.known theatrical trunk learning tricks from her fa- nous father, Fred Stone. Dramatic episodes from the life of Dorothy during the time that her father was starring in the musical comedy Jack O'Lantern," will be enacted by the cast. Another highlight of this dramatic feature will be a flaShback to the New York city elections of twenty years ago when Major John F. Hylan and all his Taminany con- stituents were voted into office de. feating John P. Mitchell, who was the candidate of the so-called Flu. sion party of that day. This is in sharp contrast to the election which New York experienced this week. Two decades ago Fiorello H. La- Guardia was Special Agent of the American Army in Italy and Thosn- as E. Dewey was . fifteen-year-old schoolboy in Wisconsin.
 A series Of five Tuesday con.
 certs for young people by the
 Cincinnati Symphony orches-
 tra conducted by its noted ma.
 sic director, Eugene Go0ssens,
 will be broadcast over the
 WABC. Columbia network begin.
 ming November 3 from 3'so Co
 4:3O D. m., ESE The ensuing
 dates are December :, January
 m. Fehruary i and March go
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

EaEles ,,,,,,,f g-ge
 TOwehaownk, made bv seEtOn, Rel, slgN, Stark,
 Sl1is a1iAv ieushaowRs, maas bv HflsiER, heHeinleD,
 svlslllllSsI keslss peggl Seq sJonisssl isisl g,ssssS, T Asssyn, s.'ak6 k6lgs,' Llbsra, snnegs, asSgSsBg PssiSsbl .lllsgslssI ssssssI IsSas. ISSls; vYR.gs Eslssy... pftlnfh,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

British Malayan governments VII exhibit ct the Empire Exhibition in 0laegOg. Scotland. next year.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

CAVENDISH 1923 COL. RD. NV
Light. airy building on large grounds, . bed
rooms: living room hall kitchen, bath;
newly decorated; frst-clasS neighborhood:
$50. Apply on premises Potomac l1so. or
Z. QUINCY SMITH. INC, 909 18th st. n. ".
Evening star., 1937-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDREsSO0RAPH CABINET. 7O-draVer.
for style plates; must Be in GOOD condi-
ton. Call METROPOLITAN 1922. Mr.. Platt.
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds, any quantity.
Bring them or phone G. David Pearlman.
1407 G st. NV. Met. 5415.
ware, rugs, silyeIvare; paintings: highest
cash prices paid. Cali Murray. Adams 5 1873.
FURNITURE, rugs, stoves. household goods.
etc.; positively highest cash prices. FOR
best results call any time. Nist. 1924.
FURNITURE-Inmedi cask. quick re-
moval, for al furniture and household ef-
fects. Call Atlantic 1878.
HOUSEWIVES-We are paying 40 cWt.
for newspapers delivered Equivalent hiRh
prices for all other junk Federal Junk
Co. 1928 1st st. NV. District 1894.
types, calculators. comptometers, any mod
Columbia 1925
yER2 PBIyATlNgM TEETH 6iscARpEb
}}kNGl1sY }ke + YEAks Ms "A R4Y oss GAsH. s. A KAHN
OLD GOLD, JEWELRY, teeth, diamonds,
watches, silver, antiques We pay top prices.
SCHILLER BROS, a22 r NV A.
OLD GoLD, silver. platinum purchased for
manqIaGsHrinE 4. WIN. Use; maximum price paid.
SoRNs11Nhs siae. 81 isss' 3 ST. NV
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches diamonds and old dis
snINGER's. sls + 81. NV
1BUY FURNITURE. DI. O474
! PIECE OR 1000. DAY AND NIGHT. =
GOLD-JEWELRY.
Highest Cash Prices Paid.
Capital Dia. Co.. 14o6 G NV. RIM. 904,
Evening star., 1937-08-30

COPLEY COURTS. 1914 nth ST. NV
Elevator. switchboard. refg.. gas free; cool
corner, front; large rms. reception hall,
XII bath larYe clnSetS.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

l49a TAYLOR ST NW-oNE LARGE
room alcove and kitchen, gas. electricity;
near car line. Adults. Columbia 521a.
NJ AND 18th ST. NW.-ONE-ROOM APT.
adj. bath. -edeCoTated. electric grill; excel
lent location: $50 Call Met. 1e12 80.
III II ST. NW-BACHELOR APT. 2
rooms and bath. S:I5. AMERICAN SECCR-
ITY * TRUST CO. National 4Sl5.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

APARTMENT INFORMATION. PHONE CO.
lumbia 134S from . am. to > pm. rela-
tive TO choice available apartments: eve
I4pss and Sunday. phone Potomac 1888.
NEAR NAVY YARD-ADULTS, , ROOMS.
kitchen, dinette. bath: $3.50. Apply 100
lbtn
Evening star., 1937-08-30
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CAIRN PUPPIES-The little dog OF Scot
land; best blood lines. North 1887. 81
(sANARIES. g Hartz Mountain. good sing
ers: Gaze complete. reasonable. Randolph
2542.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES beautifully
marked. SIS. 1905 Lawrence st. ne. Phone
North 1Qql-J. ------
DEE GEE KENNELS.
DOGS boarded. Larse, shady run. Boston
terrier fox terriers and German shepherd
DOGS cheap. Shepherd $500.
DOGS BOARDED.
oa.So Per week. Individual Runs.
Defense Highway Kennels Miles From
Evening star., 1937-08-30
AIR COOLED.
ooHa Connecticut Ave.
can Address Df CharEcte

gdS. sdT dsF IIlVIUVVU, 7N'II.DT pFI IIIVIlT u
Apply Gordon's. Met. 939S or FLOYD z.
DAVIS 5i3 10Th St NV.
. BED RMS. LIV. RM., KIT, DIN. BATH,
lioht, Gas. heat: new det. home; conv.
stores, buses. No children, 6613 9Th St. n V.
14l4 18th ST NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and private bath: Prigldalre, gas and elee.:
re-. abl
Evening star., 1937-08-30

3 RMS. KIT BATH. HEAT FURN, End
n $50 80 per mo. 14lG 9TH st. nv.
THE BOND. 1880 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
NV? rooms. kitchen and bath; FTigld-
aire and elevator; SJ5
Evening star., 1937-08-30

NEW, DETACHED COR, 4-FAMILY APT.
l1Ol 2Sth st. se.-LIving room 2 bed
rooms, kitchen. dine,te, hail, bath and
screened porch; heat and hot water fur
nlShed: 500. PANDLE & GARVIN, 25I5
Pa. ave. Sc ATLANTIC 1000.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
ROOMS WANTED.

112O NJ ST NW-First floor. in private
home: on-housekeepsng; running water,
ami; 81. month up.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

5 LARGE ROOMS; IN NEW HOUSE.
heat and garage; bath and shower; ami.
Apply at $40 Central ave, Capitol Heights.
Md
Evening star., 1937-08-30

9lG SPRING RID. N.W.-ENTIRE End
floor; ; large rooms and kitchen. private
bath porch electric REFRIGERATOR; sas.
electricity and heat included adults: va
cant Sept. | !; ~ Adams 1GO5-W.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

1919 CENTRAL AVE. NE-3 ROOMS
tile bath. sleeping porch: Semi-detached
home; quiet; near transportation; reason-
able Al.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

1915 PARK RID, NW.--VERY DESIRABLE
) ana q room aptS eleC. refrigeration. >
porches. Rent reaS. See Jsnitor or PLANT e.
GORDON. INC, 1874 Park I'd. NV. Co
Evening star., 1937-08-30

l41H MERIDIAN PL. N.W-ONE COUPLE
entire md floor. . rooms. kitchen. Screene ed
back porch. private bath Frigldaire, gas.
eiec.. heat and hot water included, S52 80.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

2524 18th ST. NV. JUST SO. COLUM-
bla rdJ-3 rooms. kit, bath, rec. hall,
inc. porch FrIgidaire; adults; So 50.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

BOATS.
Mt: Dick Neal boat; fast Johnson motor;
took ind amateur prize At solomons Is
land: perfect condition. Phone Wise. 37s7.
NEW l9-FT. RUNABOUT with 24-horse-
2t-FOOT SLOOP fast, able safe: privately
owned, fully equip; $3.50. Moored Water
and N. Emerson 1893. 81
WILL TRADE 2Sh-ft cabin cruiser for
good used car: from to Sunday. l34
Anacostia I'd. sc. 30'
1a-FT. V-BOTTOM FISHING BOAT with
new marine motor; cost 5000. will sell for
$3.50. Call Natl. 34O6 or Temple 1887.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
BEST GRADE PA HARD COAL: eTg. stove,
chestnut, $40: pea. $3.50. buckvheat.
x76O Line 25k<: nie1itS AdAma Al 9(1
Evening star., 1937-08-30

ADULTS ONIY-3 ROOMS KITCHEN
and bath; tirSt-claSS condition; home like; ;
convenient location; S5!.5u. Inquire Sl1
MARYLAND ave. ne. Lincoln 65O5-J.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

1921 CHAPLIN ST NV. APT 80 RMS,
Kit. and bath quiet. cool; open outlook; 3
aGILlI fnr in aSKne ect Ionr,
Evening star., 1937-08-30

QUIET, refined business woman, owning
attractive furnishings. desires large. un-
furu room and board, or breakfast. in
strictly private family; couple owning own
home preferred. North 5b3i M, bet. 9-l2,
Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

94l5 E ST. NV RMS. KIT, DIN,
bath; reasonable rent: walking distance.
AnpnSlte park. resident manager
Evening star., 1937-08-30

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
FOREIGN STUDENT wants rm and bd,;
pvt. home; nr. Western High. Box S6-J,
Star.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

2i34 FRANKLIN ST NE tCOR. 26th>-f
r IN, k, b. and , ~: water, eiec, sas; :
pOrCheS; onl Il 81, mo-. IS Wk Cpen J.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

1920 18th ST NV ENTIRE :}rd FLOOR:
> lovely, extra large connecting rooms, prl
Vate bath: private phone. ; large closets.
elec. stove: $500 mo-: cony. shopping.
THE DUDLEY. i4"S r ST. N.W.-3
rooms, kitchen. bath. refriseration. S55.
manager.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(ronttNnaS

213S CALIFORNIA sT. NW.-sPACIOUs
! room. foyer, bath apt; newly decorated;
comfortably furn.. for gentleman. Man
Evening star., 1937-08-30

TAkOMA PARK ROOMS. BATH. GA
rage; insulated shady; high-clxss home;
adults. 40 Chestnut ave. Shep 224s
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1907 18Th ST-SPA-
room, running water. kitchen, gas, light.
phone II.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
TABLE BOARD,

TRY THE OLD CASTLE for good food ant
plenty Of it; rates. $500 per wk. 2SO'
18th st. NV. Col 1oI34
Evening star., 1937-08-30
ROOMS UkFURNISHED.
ROOMS FUR. & UNFUR.

gil c ST NV bright, clean rooms.
kitchen sink; walking distance: adults.
Apply after ). Phone District 4256. 30
Evening star., 1937-08-30

FURNISHED APTS. AVAILABLE.
THE CAVALIER.
$500 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 5000.
MENTS.-UNFURN
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
NATIONAL S296. EYES. ATLANTIC OF So
94l NEW YORK AVE. NV. 81"
2101 CONN. AVE.-SUBLEASE FOR FOUR
MONTHS, BEAUTIFULLY FURN.. 4-BED-
ROOM, CORNER APT. CALL DECATUR
6l21
1101 18th ST-1147 F ST. NV.
and 2 room studio spts. Frigidaire,
telephone, x3I.5U to 500 month
2Oo2 ST.-6O4 2lst ST. NV.
Studio room and kitchenette, so to
S25. Small studio room, $40 month. 212l
G st. West 214o-J
Evening star., 1937-08-30
REPAIRS & SERVICE.
ELECTRIC WIRING. fls,ure,

pairs: 6-r house nxtures base plugs $50
Eegal Elec Co. $40 Upshur NV. Col. S3al
reasonable: work guaranteed c. c. Deaton
pos Longfellow st. NV. Georgia $3.50.
FURNACES CLEANED stoves repaired
Also electrical work: all kinds. Prompt
service: % wears eXperlenCe CleV. 81 a !.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

22O5 CLAIMING ST. NE-3 ROOMS,
kitchen. bath, back porch large back
yard; heat furn.: $40. Atlantic 1919.
l42S T ST SE-3 UNFURNISHED
rooms. modern: gas. electricity, heat in
cluded; S35. Atlantic }6l1-M.
33l lS ST. NE-TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN,
private bath
Evening star., 1937-08-30

400 2sth ST. Sc. FACING PA. AVE.
park-Corner, detached, three rooms prl-
'ate bath, refrigeration. Lincoln 1890
Nj. PLEASANT. 1853 PARK RD.-FIRST
a.. @-rm. opt. Also basement, . large
rms, rms. and iayatory. All furnished; reas.
Children permitted in basement
, INFER, 1896 18th ST. NW-I AND .
| rooms. nicely furnished, newly decorated
gas, electric refrigeration; $40 up; weekly
mOnthly '
Evening star., 1937-08-30

MICHIGAN PARK 43US 18th PLACE NE
3 rooms. kitchen. private bath with
shower, private entrance. available Sept. l &.
= LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH:
newly decorated. electric refrigerator. res
ident manager. 3O25 18th st. NV.
THE BAYHEAD. ~ 3rd ST NW-l-RM.
kitchen. bath ant: newly decorated: refz.
on house current: $50. See mgr.
nu7 H ST NV. LARGE ROOMS.
large kitchen, bath; End floor. front:
Evening star., 1937-08-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMS. convenient location; good rent
ing section: filled; rent, $40; clean, well
furnished Owner Atlantic 61HI-J
Evening star., 1937-08-30

RoOMING HOUSE 9 rooms, nicely fur
nished: all filled: good income; oil heat;
sacrifice $3.50 1928 18th NV 3Os
Evening star., 1937-08-30

ASIA lith ST. N, Arlington, VA.-New
home. private family: nice room. Walnut
S959-W Convenient . bus lines.
SILVER SPRING-SO6 NoyeS drive-PVt.
home. large bright. front room. pvt. bath;
phone reasonable. Shep. s:t633.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

ls21 ONTARIO PL.. NEAR ZOO RMS,
KIT. Frigidalre. newest range NV hsih
SiloNer Elahsed-in porch; overlooking Rock
hIlt
Evening star., 1937-08-30

PAPERING. painting, plastering at rea-
sonable prices: l do and guarantee my
work. Call Baitz. Col. 1889 1913 Lamont.
PAPERING, painting: responsible work
man. prices reaS,: work guaranteed: best
references; estimates Greenwood l652-J.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Special for
this week: I VIII paper rooms for S7.S5
With genuine imperial washable and sun
my own work Father and son. All work
guaranteed Finest of references furnished.
Member of Park View Business Association.
Call any time Columbia 0633, or write
2S2S Ceorcia w