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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
JUDGE WINFRED
 WHITING IS DEAD

worcester, Mass, Dec. 6.-(UP).- Judge Winifred Holt Whiting, 57, g member of the Massachusetts su- perior court for the past 15 years, died at his home today. The judge who apparently had been in his usual good health, was stricken with a heart attack, his wife believed She found his body on the bathroom floor. Born at Nearby Oawdale, July 26. 1880, Judge Whiting was educat- ed in the public schools there anc at Brown University and Harvard Law School. He then entered the law office of Henry F. Harris and Charles M. Thayer here.
 Governor Charming H. Cox ap- pointed him to the superior bench in 1922. Judge Writings death created the 22d judiciary vacancy which has occurred during the Il months of Governor Hurley's admin istration. Six of the vacancies re- main thrilled. Besides his wife, Judge Whiting leaves son, Alfred Nathaniel A. student at Loomis school in Connecticut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

Grand Knight Thomas w. Scad- den, Deputy Grand Knight Charles Mcdonald and Recording Secretary Edward F. Conlan represented Sher- !dan council, 24, Knights of Colum- bus, at the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems which opened in Hartford today at the Hotel Bond.
 The local K. of c. members planned to attend the session to : night at which John H. Goss, presi- dent of the Scovill Manufacturing Co, will be the speaker.
 Among the representatives of the employer group scheduled to ad- dress the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems today at the Hotel Bond in Hartford were Howell Cheney, secretary and treasurer, Connecticut Economic council, Inc; John H. Goss, Scovill Manufacturing O., Waterbury and Raymond Reiss,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

Speeding
 George Jaynes, 30, colored, of "A Kingsbury street, charged with speeding, was given g discharge. Judge Mascolo said that from the evidence he did not believe Jaynes was travelling at an unreasonable rate of speed before he was arrest ed. Motor Patrolman Joseph Phelan who, with Motor Patrolman John Murphy, made the arrest, said that the accused was travelling at least 50 miles an hour, and that the police car had to go 57 miles an hour to overtake him on Chase parkway.
 The following drivers paid for nolles: Tony Guarino, 27, of POI Wood street, rules of the road, SIS; Lilyan P. Onofreo, 26, of l7 Gilbert street, rules of the road, $5; James Cries, 34, of 87 Ives street, rules Of the road, $5; Dan Soucy, 21, Brtstl. rules of the road, $5; Alex Bruno, 20. of 1909 East Main street, reckless driv- ing, defective brakes, $25; Arthur Pearce, rules of the road, $l5; Stan ley Johnston, 30, of Middlebury, reckless driving, $25.
 Nolles Given
 The following drivers were given nolles without payment: Frank Ad- omaitis, g, of Crockett Hill, reck- less driving; Nicholas LaCapra, 28, of 133 Chase avenue, rules of the road; Anthony Dambrauskas, 9, of 2l57 North Main street, rules of the road; Thomas J. Cullinan, IT, of 210 Wood street, failure to grant the right of way; William George, "A, of 262 Meriden road, operating truck on parkway, failure to sign license; Louis Anadore, IS, of 194 Highland avenue, rules of the road.
 .E Continuances
 The following cases were con- tinued: Vito Congero, 19, of 90 Rail- road Hill street, rules of the road, Dec. 2; Stephen Brown, 53, of Wood bury, Dec. 13; Vincent Gullo, 32, of New Haven, reckless driving, Dec. II; Daniel E. Bulakitis, 37, of Hodson's hotel, reckless driving, Dec. 13; Ray mond E. West, 26, of Watertown, vio- lating the rules of the road, Dec. l3; Victor Gyllenhammer, 34, of 12O Greenwood avenue, rules of the road, Dec. 13: Thomas Ulinskas ,29, Of Is Poplar place, no license illegal regis. tratin, Dec. 20; James Lango, 18, of Pearl Lake road, operating while license was under suspension, Dec. 13; Domenic Santucci, p, of "A Ben nett street, failure to grant right ot way, Dec. 13; Leo Bakmarzian, Az of Manchester avenue, Dec. 20; Lewis aFlcone, 9, of Simsbury street evading responsibility, Dec. 18; Louis Sunderland, 50, of 28 North Main street, reckless driving, Dec. Dec. 1' John Knight, 28, of 54 East Hawkins street, reckless driving, Jan 6; Alfred 0. Dumont, operating while under the influence liquor, Dec. l3: Will liam M. Tolman, 26, of 157 water vile street, operating while unoer the influence of liquor, Dec. Is.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

A charity bridge party spon- sOred by the ladies' auxiliary, Ilavid Fannick post, Jewish War Veterans, will be held Wednesday night at the rooms of Roosevelt lodge, Knights of Pythias, on North Main street.
 Proceeds of the bridge will be devoted to the charity program of the auxiliary, which is in charge oe Mrs. Lilyan Reiner, president, and her staff.
 Mrs. Helen Weinberg is chair man of the bridge committee. As- Sisting her are Mrs. Reiner, Mrs. Mary Litsky, Mrs. Minnie Green blatt, Mrs. Minnie Schneer, Mrs. Mary Lieberman, Mrs. Polly Rabi- nowitz, Mrs. Molly Fidler, and Mrs. Anna Reiner.
 A regular meeting of the auxili- ary will be held tomorrow night at 8'3O o'clock. Officers for 193S will be nominated at this session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

Anthony 1annitto, vice-president; Frank Vellucci, corresponding secretary; Peter DeCicco, t1nan- cial secretary; Mario A. DeLeo, sergerant-at-arms: Dr Rudolph Damiani, physician; Donate Guer- rera, Nicholas Zappone, Angelo Gambino, Anthony Lombardo, Peter DiLeo, councillors: Arcan- gelo Cirnaglia, secretary of loan corporation; Antonio Gennua, Michael Gugliotti and Nicholas Perugini, members of the sick wis iting committee.
 A vote of thanks was extended to the retiring officers, MT. De- Pastino, president; Constantine Marone, financial secretary; Dom- enic Flammia, sick committee; Angelo Gambino, Edmond San- topietro and Antonio Inannitto, councillors.
 Joseph Cicchiello, Attorney Pas- uuale DeCicco and John Petro cone were in charge of the ballot- ing. The formal installation cere- monies will be held Sunday, Jan- uary 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

After serving seven years as president of the Italian Brother hood, "Fratelanza Italiano", John DePastino, national commander of the ian-American World war veterans, retired from his execu- tive position yesterday and was succeeded by John Sfroza, one of Waterbury's best known Italian residents. MT. DePastino in his final address pledged his support to his successor and in bettering the welfare of the Italian people in Waterbury.
 The brotherhood has a member ship of over 600. It is aided in its work by the Italian Sisterhood and the Junior Brotherhood, which has a combined member ship of 500.
 Younger members of the organ- ization played a prominent part in yesterdays elections. One of the requirements of the office of president is that the incumbent speaks and writes both English and Italian fluently.
 Other officers chosen include:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

The speakers will include past presidents of the City Amateur Baseball League including Harry X. Cashin, Joseph Brophy, John Bro- phy, John Brickel, Frank Sulnma, and Edward Fitzpatrick, also Louis Thibodeau, principal of Crosby high school, William Schofield, athletic director at Crosby, James Lee. Wilby mentor, Jake Reiger, physical director of Leavenworth and sev- eral others.
 The committee in charge of the event is headed by Joseph Happy" Shea, veteran City Amateur League ball player, assisted by group representing both the league and the Washington College alumni.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

tary of the union, said today 1t is the plan of he union to have all in- terested members sign applications, authorizing the Waterbury Brass Workers union act for them as bargaining agent. He caid if srlfi- cient members would sign such ap- plication another petition would be made to the NLRB for an employees election at the plant. The last elec-
 tion resulted in a defeat for the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
CHASE EMPLOYES
 CONTINUE DRIVE
Workers to Meet Tonight to Authorize Union as
 Bargaining Agent

In line with the plan of the Wa terbury Brass Workers union to continue their campaign on the North Main street rolling mills of the Chase Brass & Copper Con- panies, a meeting of employees of that unit will be held in the union headquarters on Spencer avenue this evening at TO o'clock.
 John J. Driscoll, recording Secre-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
THOMAS PURCELL'S DINNER ARRANGED
Sporting Celebrities to Att tend Party Wednesday
 for Bridegroom

More than 150 persons, including the leading sportsmen of the city and the alumni of Washington College will be present at testi- monial dinner in honor of Thomas Purcell of Sylvan avenue, 8 recent bridegroom, Wednesday night at Harmon's grill on Baldwin street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
Full Weather Report

Boston, Dec. 6-tUP) - Weather forecast:
 Rhode Island-Rain probably mix ed with snow tonight and possibly Tuesday morning. Slightly colder tonight. Massachusetts-Sn or rain to- night and probably Tuesday morn ing. Slightly warmer on coast to- night. Somewhat colder in the in- terior tonight.
 Connecticut-Rain. possibly mixed with snow tonight and probably Tuesday morning. Slightly colder tonight. Colder Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
Traffic Court Cases
 Net $115 In Fines
Seven Drivers Found Guilty, g Cases NOIIed or Con-
 tinued- Alleged Speedy Driver Discharged

Firing drivers paid total of $115 in court this ing Seven drivers paid this total, while g others ceved nolles without payment had their tinued. One driver received discharge.
 Orner White 33 of 40 South Main street. charged with operating while under the influence, fined $10O and costs and given suspended jail sentence of 30 days. .Incge Edward MaScnlo reuitted $75 of the fine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
FIVE TO BE ORDAINED

Rome, Dec. G. (UP) - Ten stu- dents of the North American col lege will be ordained priests We'd nesday by Bishop Ralph Hayes rector of the institution.
 They include Russell Collins and John Sheehan, of the archdiocese of Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
K of e. Represented at Catholic Industrial Conference

union by vote of 2a0 to l7e. A delegation of the union will sll
 in at tonisht's meeting of the board
 of aldermen for the purpose of hearing the report of the committee
 appointed (at the behest of the union) to study the local rent situa-
 ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
Fairmounters Plan
 Party For Children
Christmas Event to Be Discussed at Meeting TOmOr- row-Mr. and Mrs. John Byrnes Entertain for Vets
w AT VILE
Mrs R. w. Henion--i7s6 Thomaston Ave.-reL s-s4s2

Waterville, Dec. 6.-The Fair mount Community club will hold a regular monthly business meeting tomorrow evening at Fraternity hall at 7:30 o'clock. Plans will be dis cussed for the annual Christmas party for the children. Following the meeting a bingo party will be held, after which refreshments will be served, under the direction of Mrs. Harry Sizer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
CniIdrerl Invited

The usual story telling hour at the Waterville branch of Bronson library will be held tomorrow after noon at 4 o'clock. Miss Margaret Kilmartin will be in charge. All children are invited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

The American Legion mixed bowl ing league put on a match Thursday evening: R. Palmer had high single of 124.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

covers for the veterans at the New ington hospital. Prizes were awarded at each table and refreshments serv- ed. Those who attended were: Mrs. George Goggins. Mrs. Edward Barlow, Mrs. William Dunlavey, Mrs Joseph McArdle, Mrs. Clifford Nor throp, Mrs. Russel Atherton, Mrs John Washburn, Mrs. William Fitz- gerald, Mrs. Russell Truelove, Mrs Edna Steele, Mrs. Frank Carney Mrs. James McMahorl, Mrs. Ken meth Hamlin, Mrs. Ackland Wright Mrs. Anthony Di Blasi, MT. and Mrs, William Painter, Mrs. Walter Hor- man, Mrs. Frank Kilifer, Mrs. John Sonier, Mrs. Louis Dadario, Arthur Kramer and William Reynolds.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

Pride of Welch circle will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening at, 7:3O o'clock at Fraternity hall. At that time the invitation of the cir- cle received to attend the class initiation of Pride of Washington circle of T'orrington Sunday, Dec 12, will be discussed. Following the business meeting a rehearsal will be held for the musical comedy to be presented by the circle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

Valparaiso, Chile. has placsa woe men drivers on all street caI-. <
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

A card party was held Thursday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Byrnes of Pembroke ave- nue. The proceeds will be used to buy new material for card table
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
Pre-Christmos Sale Sam peck" Suits and Overcoots s244Zzss
 Worth
 80
Established 1885
In Prep Shop" - Second Floor.

Tn Prep Shop" - Second Floor Fresh, clean, spiek and span suits and overeoots right off the "Som- peck" toilors' benches.
 Which is why this is not to be con sidered an end of season sole -- it's reoIly "SomPeck" price con- cession and we're passing the savings on to you. With these, our famous "Choote" felt hats in grape brown and light mink $500.
 "Roxbury" new cross stripe shirt ideo, with new round point coIIor $l.o5. To foot up our doy in and doy out "Rocmoe" shoe $5.75.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

Gas-proof rooms are being in stalled at colleges in England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
Women Meet Tonight

Women Meet Tonight
 The Ladies' Aid society of St. Michael,s church will hold busi- ness meeting this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the church in charge of Mrs. George Goggins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
Bible Sunday Observance

Bible Sunday Observance
 Everyman's Bible class held a meeting yesterday morning at Grace Methodist church. Rev. Alison J. Smith spoke on National Bible Sunday" which will be observed December 12. Yesterday after noon a. delegation from here at- tended Bible class state officers meeting at the Methodist church in Meriden. The representatives in- cluded Thomas Burton, William Burton, Minot Greene, Joseph Car on, Douglas Stephens, MT. and Mrs. frederick R. Book, Eloise Book and MT. and Mrs. Robert Taylor.
 MT. and Mrs. Anson L. Henry's dog placed well in the ribbons under stiff conditions at the twenty-third annual dog show of the Bronx Ken- mel club at the 105th Field Artillery Armory in Bronx, N. Y. yesterday. buildings, including Naugatuck and Beacon Falls, where for several hours twice monthly, a representa- tive of the department is in attend- ance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
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smartest gifts rnR Here tnsf . of stIyes fxay's
 
 precious Chrsmas without cNshg srss
Evening star., 1937-04-03
PROTEST TAX RAISE
100 Oil Dealers Also Hit Diversion
Of Street Money.

Of Street Money.
A hundred oil dealers of the Rhode
Island Avenue and BladenSburg Road
Oil Dealers Association expressed
strong disapproval Of the proposed
2-cent increase in the gasoline tax
at a recent meeting at the Steuart
Motor Co., Fourteenth street and
Rhode Island avenue northeast.
A resolution was passed placing the
association on record against the in
kcrease In tax and the diversion OF 1oa4
( Ind street money. Y
Evening star., 1937-04-03
HIKERS TO CLIMB

Mountain climbing in the Skyland
region is on the Wanderbirds Hiking
Clubs program for tomorrow.
Starting at Nethers, Va, 2 ridge
trail up Old Rag Mountain will be
followed to an altitude Of $500 feet.
The party will descend the saddle
trail. The club will meet at 14l6 F.
street at am.
Evening star., 1937-04-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Business OPPORTUNITIES.
cONFECT1oNERY AND LUNCH, ,attractive
business; close to big markets. Selling on
account Of illness. Columbia 1862.
rooms; rent S45; garage; $500 cash.
ROOM stock and .fixtures; 10 rooms bath,
h.wh; hEGG corner lot 1sox2oo IT. Doing .iy
Hyattsylle 765.
sscTi1ee Tor cash ~ 1906 Good HOPE I'd "
FOR RENT-Established gas, oil filling
and parking station; parking lots excellent
ture repairing Job; well established. well
located. Address Box 1900. Star ONCE. A.
BEAUTY SHOP on upper 14th st: NV:
sada Is ssee 9nh 80 5
dress Box 1870. Star office. 9.
PARTNER for an established flower busi-
ness; for new location; man or woman;
capital. Address Box 1860. Star ONCE. 4 :.
will sacrifice. Lincoln 1904.
RESTAURANT, beer garden fine location:
unusual opportunity; new equipment; =
oney-maker: small investment. Phone
Wisconsin 1858.
DRUG AND LIQUOR STORE. Col. 1898
Mr.. Low. Agents do not apply
ESTABLISHED mems clothing and haber-
dashe:y store for sale; downtown; low
rental long Lease: terms 20 right party.
Address Box 352-M, Star ONCE.
RoOM1NG HOUSE, Col. Heights
fully furnished !aptsD elec. refrlgerators;
income. Sl25 above owners 3room apt.
Very, low rent, wonderful proposition for
couple where ,,1 husband is employed; 500;
terms. OWNER. Adams 929S. Agents. do
not apply a.
WILL PURCHASE controlling interest in
we'll tablished real estate Office Give full
particulars Address Box ITO, Star office.
Evening star., 1937-04-03
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

COOK. white, very experienced, live in.
Apply Curtis Service Bureau. 1O14 Conn.
ave. Only experienced cook with good ref
ment Met. oosi. ~
COOK, colored very experienced, free to
travel in Summer: Apply Curtis Service
cook With good references need apply
Phone for appointment Met. 0O21.
PARLOR MAID. white very experienced,
under butler. Apply Curtis Service Bureau,
1O14 Conn. ave Only experienced maid
with good references need apply. Phone
for appointment. Met 0021.
Evening star., 1937-04-03
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE to take care OF rooming
house in exchange for quarters. Ran
dolph 4434. -
MEN OR WOMEN to solicit laundry and
dry cleaning: salary and commission. Ap-
ply Mr. Young Dupont Laundry, 2o33
Sherman ave. NV.
WHITE MARRIED COUPLE for farm and
housework in nearby Virginia. Address
Box 600 Star ONCE. 3'
Evening star., 1937-04-03
SAlESNEN.
:SMAN for trailers. an attractive y
Call $50 an. At 13
!. ave. NV.
statesmen.

Wanted eight experienced men, compen-
sation basis-drawing account against COM
mission. ~
Experienced men who will meet the fol-
lowing qualifications will be paid as above
Qualifications-At least one years sue
cessful oil-burner selling experience In the
inexperienced men after . two weeks
training period will receive definite week
ly income for limited period. Must own
car
Men of the type described above are
desired by the Washington branch OF the
largest national organization devoted ex-
clusiveIy to the sale OF oil burners. air
conditioning equipment. oil-burning boil
ers fuel oil and oil-burner service. The
sales force is compensated for all such
sales
Apply in person to Mr.. s. B. Bartlett ut
the Mayfower Hotel between the hours OF
Q m and noon or / pm and pm Mon
day and Tuesday. or apply by mail for ap-
pointment. stating qualifications Address
Box 41-Q Star ONCE
Evening star., 1937-04-03

PIANO-If you are desirous Of obtaining
Of modern times. examine the famous Min
nepiano, something entirely new in the
piano world Hugh Worch, ITO G. sole
agent. Hardman and other leading instru
Evening star., 1937-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

At New Center Market Apply at stand
located near 9th and L sts. NV.
Evening star., 1937-04-03
HELP WOMEk.

APPRENTICES for beauty salon. Apply
Mr. Christie, 3042 14th ST. NV.
CLERK for dry cleaning store; must have
Star ofice.
COOK. thoroughly experienced in pastry
and general cooking for public tea room.
20 not answer we unless taliy auahneo. Ao-
CURB ATTENDANTS over 8 years; good
tips meals. Apply 5l11 Georgia ave. NV
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE to do. clerical
work in return for a Secretarial course
in the day session of local eommefela con- ert "a
stating qualifications.
OPERATORS. shirt; experienced only. Call
In person. 1921 18th st. NV. w.-
SALESLADY experienced for small de-
partment store; prefer Sc. resident. Ap-
ply 723 sth st. Sc.
sired j 10 A address i Box @ i2I.o, star s Once.
KennedS M ' Food shoppe' ss5 Kennedy Dp, St.
NV.
WAITRESS, experienced. neat and at
tractive Apply in person. Crescent Cafe,
723 14th st. NV.
oTiole Grin. i524 Pa. ave. NV.
WHITE WOMAN between thirty and forty.
medium education. accustomed TO very
live in apartment with elderly lady, in
capacity of maid, to do maids duties and
general cleaning of large apartment. to-
sether with some cooking. Must be
Protestant. DUET and refined manner:
Unusual opening for particular type Of
person Apply by letter, giving as much
information as possible. past experience.
age salary expected and II possible a
picture and how you can be reached.
Address Box 40. Star ONCE. 3
WOMAN. settled. white: for cooking and
light housework In Va. country home;
references. 1909 N ST. NV, Sunday Oh
Monday. am. TO noon.
STAY AT HOMES
Do you need extra money? We show you
how it is possible to earn from SO to 50
daily selling hosiery. underwear. etc. Call
District 5lG4.
Evening star., 1937-04-03

3EFRIGERATORS electric, trade ins: also
flashing mechines from $50 up, very good
,ondition P. o. Smith. 413 st. ne.
lincoln 6O5O.
Evening star., 1937-04-03

1901 21st ST NV: Ro-Csr House, one
block to Dupont Circle With and without
bath beautiful large single and double
Evening star., 1937-04-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


GIRL. neat coored, wants maids work:
no cooking no SUNDAYS Potomac O325.
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time job or
elevator operator or maid in dept. store.
Decatur 1919.
GIRLS neat, refined colored wish Jobs
cook. general houSeWork. maid best of ref
erences. North 6212.
GIRL colored wishes Job as maid part
time or full time. or laundry. 1914 11th
st. NV.
GIRL, colored neat. reliable. wants gem
eral housework; stay nights. Atlantic
61S5-R. Sunday. A.
GIRL. colored Virginia. wishes position
in the neighborhood OF Dupont Circle;
willing to learn. 1905 22nd st. NV. a
MAID-Lady leaving city wishes to place
colored maid: excellent cook. honest. good
disposition. Address Box 1870, Star
Office ~
WANTED by first class colored cook place
to stay nights best city refs Phone
West 1913.
DAYS work or part time So day and
car fare. Metropolitan 1852.
Evening star., 1937-04-03
Answer to Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
BOATS,

SAILING scoW. 10Th IT.. in excellent con-
dltion. S35. Lincoln 2131. 4.
SAILBOAT, fully equipped comet class;
new last Spring; freshly painted. Call
Wise. 3109. a.
WILL TRADE one lot in District, value
S250 and 3 lots in Epping Forest value
$3.50. VIII trade all or part for cruiser
OF equal value. District 3563
NEW l4-FOOT BOAT. only $50. Apply
dria Va 4.
57-F'T YACHT. fully equipped, for cash
or trade on real estate in District or vi
clhlty. Call Potomac 4S2O-W -
NEW CRUISER. 81 by 10 IT. 3 inches:
nifss TwH on frIIv hp .o,6n Gray motors; speed 19
months. 500 William St. Baltimore, Md,
Phone South OIL
ATTRACTIVE 34-FT. MCO CRUISER, in
excellent condition. ready to 60 Address
Box 1870. Star office
SAILBOAT. 1s Fl COMPLETELY RIG
SsD Ssa GOOD CONDITION, DOUBLE END
SPIRIT RIG. NEW PAINT. NORTH l255-J
A.
Evening star., 1937-04-03
ELECTRIC SHOP AT YOUR
nHNp

G. JOHNSON.
Finish carpentry, cabinetmaking. brick
work. plastering. heating and papering.
North 1868. y
Evening star., 1937-04-03

Quick repair service. floor plugs in
stalled. lamps repaired Free estimates
on old and new work Atlantic OO96
Evening star., 1937-04-03
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS.
Courteous, patient. professional instruc-
tor. Learn to drive skillfully. safely and
easily Parking and trafic. Mr.. Rundlett,
Georgia 7016. A.
GREGG shorthand by experienced teacher.
Beginners. review; speed dictation: private
lessons; moderate rates. Decatur 35S4-J. y
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD Course. 2
and 4 weeks e-3 daily. Certificate isslaed.
Placement service. Miss West PERSON.
MEL SERVICE. 1911 G. National 211h
Evening star., 1937-04-03

NEAR WARDMAN and Shoreham Hotels
Beautiful room for gentleman. all conv..
adjoining bath $50. Columbia 6746.
$500 18th ST. N.E.-Front bed room
double or single: new furniture: private
home. l So car or bus 3s
Evening star., 1937-04-03

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM adjoining
bath: private apt: NV section: S375
weekly. Call District 71S7
1857 QUE ST N.W.-Double and single
rooms attractively furnished: walking dis
tance: reasonable. North 4S1O-J A.