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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
College Football
HARVARD

Cambridge. Mass, Sept. 2e-(UP)
-Four positions remained In doubt
as HarVard's football squad today
entered Its final week OF preparation
for Its stiffest schedule In years.
Coach Dick Harlow has settled on
seven starters for the Brown opener
on Saturday but three backfielcl
posts and left tackle are still unde-
termined.
Torbie Macdonald, feet right
halfback, Is the only definite back
field starter. Cliff Wilson and Chief
Boston are rated even In the block
Ing back spot; Ben Smith and Mike
Cohen are battling for fullback and
Austie Harding and Frank Foley
are oil even OF left half. TEN Healey,
O rugged junior, has On edge at left
tackle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
-four COLLEGE
''11'S' STANDOUT
IN'3S INAUGURAL
Pitt, Alabama, Minnesota
and California impress.
sive in Openers
JOHN MCNAMARA
BY LESLIE AVERY

UNITED Press STAFF Correspondent
New York, Sept, 26,-(UP) Pitts
burgh, Alabama, Minnesota and
California, four points on the coll
legiate compass where the accent Is
on football, formed the vanguard to-
day OF grid teams marked "to
watch" for the mythical national
title.
Pittsburgh In the east, Alabama
In the south. Minnesota In the mid
dlewest and California on the Pa
ciflc coast. dominant teams OF the
1887 pieskin picture, asserted their
might again In Saturdays curtain
raiSers.
"Dream" Backiicld
Pitt, generally rated the nations
top team despite q scoreless Tie with
Fordham last year, crushed highly
touted West Virginia eleven, 1870,
The panthers' dream backheld" OF
Goldberg, stebbins, Cassiano and
Chickernoo, piled up 400 yards on
running plays while q stout for
ward wall held the Mountaineers'
yardage 10 "a.
Minnesota's oophers. defending
big ten champions, beat Washing
ton, one OF the strong Pacific coast
teams. Forgetting about passes, Ber-
ME Blerman's boys kept their feet
on the ground In scoring 1870 over
the Huskies.
II II hadn't been for a fumbied
punt on the half-yard line, Southern
California never would have scored
against Alabama In the other BIG
International tilt Beaten by Call
fornia In the Rose Bowl last year,
Alabama's crimson tide broke the
bikes and flooded the Trojans 1877
before the days biggest crowd, eb,-
900, at Los Angeles.
CALIFORNIA; Golden Bears scored
1877 over O strong st. Mary's team,
with q gallant last period rally. A
poor punt by Capt Jerry Dowd set
the stage for the winning touchdown
In the final minute OF play.
Surprised
Biggest surprises were the setback
OF Louisiana State, Tulane, Mary.
land, Illinois and Oregon State.
Sugar Bow representative for two
years and rated % one OF the strong
est clubs In che southeastern con.
ference, l.. 8. o., was upset POT by
Mississippi. Tulane took 1910
wracking from Clemson, Maryland
fell before Richmond, 1875. illinois
dropped q 60 decision 10 Ohio Uni
vorsity. and oregon state was sur.
prised 1870 by Idaho.
Other results included:
East-Army 80, Wichita 0; Dart.
mouth 40, Bates 0; Boston College
03, Canisius ~; Navy 20, william
and Mary 0; Rutgers 20. Marietta
O: 81. Bonaventure I, Manhattan
0; Holly Cross 20, Providence 0.
south-d Georgia 20, the Citadel IL;
Kentucky 10. Maryville Z; Missia.
sippi State 10. Howard O; Centre 10,
Mississippi College 0: North Caro-
lima IA, Wake Forest 0; Tennessee
20, eewanee 3; v. M. I. IL, Virginia
~; Vanderbilt 20, Washington ct.
Louis) 0; Duke 10, v. p. !. 0.
Southwest Christian iS,
Centenary o; Texac Aggles %. Texas
A. and I 0; Arkansas ~, Oklahoma
A. and M. 7.
Middlewest-. Kansas 10. Texas 10;
Michigan state "a. Wayne Q: pur-
due 10. Detroit 8; South Carolina
q, Xavier 0.
war west-U. g. L. A. n. iowa
o: Colorado State 10, Colorado
Mines Q: Oregon 10, Washington
state 2; danzaga 80. Puget Sound
O.: san Francisco 20. Hardin Sim
mon 0; Portland 20, Pacific O.;
Nevada II. College OF Idaho 0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
OAKVILLE COPS
ON FENN'S SINGLE

Watertown, Sept. 70 - OakViIIe
squeezed into possession Of the town
baseball championship with last
ditch battle at Deland Field here
today, when George Fem singled
In the ninth inning TO score two
runs and win the ball game 2-i and
the championship for Oakville,
Win Kielty's triple In the first In
ming scored Pichette with the only
Watertown run, good pitching by
Pierce and Vaughn, rival mounds
men showing throughout the game,
with fine support by Oakville
knocked over many possible tallies
for WATERFOWL. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
WHIZZER WHITE AT
BOSTON TONIGHT

Boston, Sept. 26.-(UP) .s--Colo-
radios highly publicized Byron
tWhizzer) White makes his second
New England appearance tonight
when the Pittsburgh Pirates Of the
National Professional League meet
The Boston Shamrocks In the first
Of O series OF pro football games.
White played In the recent CHI
cag0 Bears College Ail-stars game
Mt Providence, n. I.
The Pirates-e hamrccks game was
twice postponed last week bcca,lse
Of rain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
LUICETTE, DOBEK
SIGN WITH ASHLEYS

Sam Luicetti. long shot star Of the
Stanley Rule team OF tho New Brit.
ain Industrial League, and Eddie
Dobek. former speed merchant OF
the New Britain Eineralds, have
been signed by the Ashley club bas.
le.ball team. II was announced this
morning by Manager nd Fitzpatrick.
Luicetti performed in the Water
bury Democrats statewide amateur
tournament at the ~" last rear
while Dobek played In the Same
event two .cars ago. Coach Henry
Darlington expects 10 put his charges
through their initial workout next
week,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
.SENA STARS WIN
MATCH WITH CHASE
Bannick Rolls 4l8 to Lead
at New Recreation
Center

With Chet Bannick In the leading
role including high single OF l62
and q triple OF 4i8 the Sena Stars
defeated O strong Chase company
team by SO pins Saturday night at
the official opening OF the sena
Recreation Center on North Main
street. Bannick added strings OF 1874
and 1872 to his high single while Bal
doni hit 1875. 1888, and 1875 for O 800
total. Nick White scored $50 for the
Chase array while Eddie Marinelli
had q 3si, for the sena squad. Sum-
mary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
Giants, Pirates
Night Grid Game


The New York Football
Giants win open their home
season next Monday night (oct
81 In The Polo Grounds against
the Pittsburgh Pirates and
WHISPER White II was an
nounced today by John v. Mara,
president Of the New York
eleven. Tickets for the opening
game will be placed on sale In
the Office Of the New York
Football Giants, II West 42nd
street, Tuesday morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
DARTMOUTH

Hanover, N. H., Sept. 26-(UP)-
Dartmouth's football juggernaut
was rolling again today as Coach
Earl Blaik readied the Big Green
for It's second game on Saturday
against 81. Lawrence. The Dart
mouth offonse was fairly impress
sive In the 40 win over Bates
last Saturday but the rebuilt line
was INFESTED.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
TO BOOST JAI.ALAI

The American Jai-Alai Corpora.
ZION n sponsoring al amateur leagut
which VIII arrange instruction am
tournaments for enthusiasts Of ths
old Spanish sport,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday
SG,SSffsSS" & F %hl:sl9IsISSlS naSdS
boston ), New York . Ust),
Boston ., New York = lsnd tie).
~. Louis ., Chicago 4 (2nd).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
IRONY or FATE

Abe Simon, heavyweight boxer
who also has played football suffer.
ID his first severe injury when he
stumbled IN bis home and tore q
tendon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
VERSATILE ATHLETE

Leonard Crawley, one OF the out
standing British amateur golfers, "
an all-round athlete and has repre-
Sented England IN cricket ane
SQUASH as we'll as Calf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
HOLY CROSS

Worcester, Mass, Sept. 20-(UP)
"A Holy Cross eleven that appears
more powerful OF this stage than
last years undefeated eleven pre-
pared today for It's game against
Rhode Island State on Saturday.
Coach Eddie Anderson's Crusaders
failed TO show o major weakness IN
their opening win over Providence
college last Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
League
J Leaders
sTATWER or TENNIs,'

Or. Daniel A. PenIck. "Father Of
Texas tennis has developed such
players ~ Wilmer Allison. Berkeley
Bell. Bruce Barnes. Martin t3uxby
Karl Klamath. Lewis White and
Louis 1'haIhciiner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
apTENnIIl REf,Onn

The United States has qualified
for the Davis Cup challenge round
twenty-five times In thlriy.two III,
lemplf, winning the famous tenhii
trophy eleven times.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
ALL wATERTowN
score by innings:

Runs - Palmer JSsllunas, g, pi.
s SSs. bsG n P PSnc'is s st%rry
w. Keilty. Three base hit-W. Keil-
ty, Double plays-Palmer TO J. Ben.
der, Ray Beauty TO J. Beantyt NJ,
Pichetto 20 G. Plehette. Left on bas-
es--oakvlile z, Watortown. O. struck
out-by q, Pierce 3, Vaughn T. UNI
piro-GostaIdo. Time-2;0b.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
Runa-IInrniok ., Dorm Q, MOD

Ryns,.IIarniick ., pSrSn ?, Ne M9ose
dreatorex, Two base nit iii. GA.
gain. stolen baso-Moore. Sacrifice
-.-dreatorex. Double plays--Keeiey
I oHarnick 20 Johnson; Powell 10
stevens 20 Borowy. HIta-off John.
son, 10 In innings; or Kelley, o
IN /. Hit by pitcher by Kecicy
(Moore). Struck out--.by Powell T.
Johnson q, Kelley 1, Passed balls
daEain 2. Losing piteher--Johnaon
Umpiros--0eraee and Melvin. Time
--fiH7,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
ROsTON IINIYERsITY

Boston, Sept. 20 (Up) - Coach
Leroy (PaO Hanley worked Earl
Compton at fullback today as Bos.
ton university prepared for It's OPEN
Ing game with Lehigh ct Bethlehem,
Pa, on Saturday
Russ Lawry, regular fullback. Is
sidelined with q thigh injury.
Crompton moves over from quarter
baek.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
Today's Probable Pitchers
(By United Press)
National League

National League
81. Louis, Davis tl2-7) At Chicago,
Lee (20-0.
(Oniy game scheduled).
American League
Boston, pickman (B-4) at New
York, Gomez (i2-i2),
(Oniy game scheduIed),
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
HEAVY BACKTTELD

New York iliiiyerMtys football
backficld n expected 10 average
more than 200 pounds q man this
season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
LOST MOST GAMES

Tho greatest number Of gamer
HYar l0st durifia q seagofI by 80
2eficni League team Ii III sui
py THE Athleties Ii 1916.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26

Mere than 100000 youngsters,
members 0f various organizations,
were admitted free 10 Yankee base.
ball games during The past season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Brooklyn ., Philadelphia 1 (ist).
PPhiladslph,a 9. gro2klyn ! {sndS
Boston T. New York . l2ndj.
pittgburG D. clneInnati ..
Chicago 7, 81. Louis ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
BOSTON COLLEGE

Boston, Sept 20 CUP - Coach
Oil Dobie OF Boston collage planned
On intensive forward pass defense
session today o. the Eagles showed
O weakness IN that department In
their 63--i2 win over Canisius last
Saturday. Boston college meets
Northeastern In q night game FRI
day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
CoAcHEg CUnAN ARMY

I'D Chocolate now q fetiFed from
The ring and receives 400 q month
a. boxing instructor 20 ths Cuban
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26

Games To-day
Boston at New York.
(oniy game sehedulod).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26

Officials--- Ed Hart, referee: Al
Kellie, umpire; Ray Ryan, linesman,
Uncertain
Coach Jake Rieger has an uncer-
tain Leavenworth squad temporarily
captained by Carmen DiBlasio 10
hurl against the tested Bristol com.
bine. but II will give the Leaven-
worth coach O chance 10 see what
his material can do under fire.. A
win for Leavenworth would be q
distinct upset according 10 form but
the Tech unit Ia expected 10 uncover
q formidable attack for It's game az
Manchester later In the week.
George Taylor, Henry Darlington
and Able Booth are expected 70 Of
ficiate the game, with the kickoff
at 7 D. m. sharp. Lights for the
game are 10 be set UP this afternoon.
and with ideal football weather IN
the offing the largest Hamilton
Park crowd In years Is expected ~
attend,
Starting Lineup
Leavenworth starters include:
Pine, left end; johnson, left
tackle; Lazeski, left guard; Roma
niello, center: D'Ambrosi. right
guard; Hunihan, right tackle; Me-
Namara, right end; steinmets
quarterback: DiBlasio. right half
back; Lasalate, left halfback: Ro'
tella fuiiback.
sdbs-Longo, Miner, zilaro, Dacd.
dona, dluse, EvittS, DiManno,
Green, Lavallo. Rompre, Ruby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
ONLY TWO ALIENS

ROSS gomerville Of Canada and
Harry Hilton Of England are the
only two foreign golfers ever 70
win tho U. q. amateur champion
ship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
YESTERDAYS HERo-Red Lu.

cas-, Pirates veteran who hasn't
pitched O game since Aug. 81 and
who has been absent from the club
for ten days because OF the illness
OF his wife. He beat the Reds 10
eliminate them from the pennant
race.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26

High Singie--Car tamessa, 1877.
High three-Do ucette, 33i.
High game-Stampers, b3l.
High teafin---Stainpers, 1852,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26

Games To-day
~. Louis at Chicago.
(oniy game scheduled),
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
CENTRAL STATE LEAGUE
west Sides Alleys, Wailingford)
sos 500 600 Ito
WATERBURY, ACES MEMS

48i 494 Oei 1866
High SINGLE. Cont, l4e.
High three--J. Cont, 800.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
WATERBURY ACES


High singie--E. Ahrens, ii4.
High three-B. Benson, 2o4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26
.LEAvEN WORTH
FACES BRISTOL;
CROSBY TO SHOW
Junior Republic Of Itch
field PIays--KickOff
at 4 P. M.

Cordially and cooperation OF
athletic authorities from Crosby and
Leavenworth High schools, both
with a weather eye on the gate"
plus some good luck In the matter
OF securing opponents has made
possible the best football attraction
staged In Waterbury for many
season. Tonight, at o'clock
Leavenworth's Tech Tigers will take
to the grid for the first time this
season against q good, strong Bris'
toll team mentored by Tommy Mon
ahan. About 81 minutes later, Crosby
grads and the general public will
get q peek at the latest football
machine oiled by Coach Bill Scho'
field which will show It's stuff
against Val Goltry's Litchfield Jun;
Tor Republic array. After two per-
lods Of play, Leavenworth and Bris.
toll will finish UP with Crosby and
J. n. 10 come on again to wind ny
the evening.
Continuous Play
There will be no intermission be.
tween the nhlVe5 OF elt1er game
continuous play being scheduled
from 7 o'clock 10 closing. Junior
Republic also has a Fife and Drum
Corps which will parade from Ex-
change Place TO Hamilton Park at
$50 p. m. and play during the game
All In oil, the program is hum-
dinger from start to finish.
Due 10 weather conditions none
Of the teams have been able 10 get
IN the practice they would have liked
TO and, as q result mid-season foot
ball Is hardly to be expected. How
ever the customers will see some
good football under lights, as both
Crosby and Leavenworth have some
real promising material, while Bris"
tol team has played two games 10
date and has one OF the best outfits
In the central Connecticut League.
Junior Republic always has q heavy,
hard fighting outfit which will test
Crosby TO the limit. Probable line
ups:
Evening star., 1938-04-22
FARM AND GARDEN.

FERTILE TOPSO11. well-rotted cow ma
pure Fireplace wood. Grass, sod locust
lenee posts. Att 1903. Night. All. S.o7
CRlsP'S GARDEN Harvard and Weles,v
81, College Park. Md. phone Berwyn 3I6.
Iris root &c each; rock plants and peren-
mas. &c 70 loc each. Roses, bush and
climbing. CSC each ''
Evening star., 1938-04-22
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continued

twin beds; board optional; home privileges;
hneoln L slG't 7sss & bus extremely reasonable
1921 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Attractive cool
room in new private home. semi-private
bath. shower. Cleveland 47@s. -
SOUTH CATHEDRAL MANSIONS; 1900
room. next to bath: private. Col. ao2b.
1925 9th ST. NV connectins rooms
for gentlemen. semi-private bath: conv.
cars and buses; unlimited phone.
p4iTa pARk ss1e ss9
single room. next bath: reasonable; gentle
men. Emerson 1896. Ideal for simmer.
1915 18th ST. N,W:-Larxe; comfortable
newly decorated; attractive rate.
!5l RHODE 1sLAND, AVE N.E-Larae
front room. suitable 2: new furnishings.
twin beds So each weekly. Decatur 330!.
l7.s LAMONT ST. T.-N.W.-smgle or double
cars. buses: reasonable.
5SoG ssth t! ST. NM ATx rooms private
PETWoRTH, 45Ol Iowa ave.-Newly dec.
corner. front double room: excellent meals.
tlemen. Reasonable. Georgia 66s2
I2l4 EYE ST. NV. Apt. 8-One clean
furnished room. electric fan. Downtown
section. District 1888.
S.t5 Soh7 MASS MASS. AVE WE WEsnEle room near
lent car. bus. Gentleman.
1870 19th-ST. NV. Dupont Circle--Base-
ment rooms in refined home for gentlemen.
summer rates. References.
1735 EYE ST. N.W.-:Larse. twin bedroom
running water. desk. 3 windows, S35. Also
single room. 50, monthly,
Dupont CIRCLE 20l4 p st. n.w.-Beau-
tiful front, studio room. lovely double;
clean. comfortable. Reasonable.
1924 QUE ST; NV, near Dupont Circle
gle, room, well furnished: every comfort
and convenience: quiet. o4'
ls4l INGLESIDE TER. NV. mt. Pleas
antl-Attractive front. single room in
owners home Adams $3.50. 24'
WITH nsosed Fp sespne pofeS d0e 1or ene
two gentlemen. Adams lls5. pa
VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE. 1921 10th St.
n.w.-Newly decorated room, twin beds,
i%nner-sprinK inner mattresses. fireplace, large
lo!:i 3rd ST. -N,E,--Larse light house
keeplng rm, 1st H., front. everything
furn.; SIS per week.
l2l. EYE ST. NW.-Lsrge clean double
rooms rooms. twin beds: nice quiet home; close
downtown; reasonable rent
10 KENNEDY ST, NV cozy front
Housekeeping II desired.
Ias2 L ST N.W.-clean comfortable sim
gle double bn, or rooms With ktchenette
lSl2 N ST. NW.-Bright. cheerful. Ind
floor. twin bedroom, conv to bath: cont.
H. W: ~; large single room. 81
JUST OPENED
.,2l33 Fla ave; NV, of Conn and r.
All newly furnished. large. outside rooms.
Doubles. $3.50 month each
THE VIVIAN,
1923 @ st. nw-1OO single and double
rms $3.50 to Slo weekly EQUIPPED with
modernistic furniture. Venetian blinds: "a
hour switchboard elevator. maid service.
Plenty OF hot water: near shows. Within
walking distance downtown.
THE WESTMINSTER,
1907 18th st. n.w.-Lovely front ROOM
twin beds. running water. 50: others 81 :;
singles near bath. $3.50; showers; elevator.
Evening star., 1938-04-22
APARrMENTs FURNisnEp.

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
s5d MAFc1s g. SCOT FTa AFT nQ ,a ;S sSsa
ss1 4lstsy y..f farn MONTH n'1s ,sr
l446 N NV ROOMS. KITCHEN,
Dssn Di.ai, ,sTy 81 shs clean; 'h" nicely furnished
2l22 P ST: N.W-FRoNT. ATTRAc-
bath, shower. hall: Frigidaire. THIARLE
1895 CALIFORNIA ST. LIVINa-BED
room, kitchen, dining room: both large
suitable couple possibly three: S42.6O. 25'
BURTON. 2l2O. @ ST. N.W.-l ROOM
and kitchen, semi-bath; no extras; 50 week.
$50 month: also sleeping rooms.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1911 18th ST. BASE
ment Ink. apts., pvt bath. pvt. entrance;
reas. Also attr. rm.. c.h.w. Dupont 9b39.
22O7 K ST. NW.-EXTRA- LARGE ROOM,
adjoining bath. equipped for Ink; walk
ing distance downtown. District Alb.
, LARGE. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. KIT..
bath; refrigeration. tel, gas. elec.; S65.
21S1 o 1T. NV. Apt. 1O2. North 9343.
ATTRAcTIvELY FURNISHED APT. SUIT
able for 4, or will rent rooms separately:
convenient location. Col. 227S after IN.
1850 cNVRF@ EXNdE Xk7dHf
foons, bath. ffigidaife; IA i6eal home tos
refined. temDeeaSA eouDaA
Evening star., 1938-04-22
ROOMS ukFURkIsHED.

69l5 MAPLE ST. Takoms, D. C.-One
square bus line. one large room second
floor $l5 month Can be seen any time;
use OF phone. Randolph 1919
asa NEWTON ST N.W-Extra large
front room. 4 windows. large closet, near
bath: grill if desired; $1,000
94l 18th ST. SE-Two attractive front
rooms, Ink; modern, quiet home adults:
S25. Lincoln 2Sl6-J.
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS. Apt. 23I-Young
lady will rent room with use Of furn. kit,
bath. rooms on hall.
Evening star., 1938-04-22
DOGS. PETS. ETC

ENGLISH SETTER. male, broken, for sale
cheap. Cali Wisconsin $500
GORDON SETTER PUPPIES, beauties,
Phone Kensington SIN
COLLIE, blue merle, female. registered A,
e G. age 5 months; sood Watchdog,
Eousehroken. friendly: raised with child
Can h-6 m. GEORGIA S3s5.
SlOD SERVICE. Boston terrier. great
grandson Of international champion. beau
tlIully marked: fee. $40. Geo. 1914,
WANTED toy female Boston terrier puppy,
SSaIskln, screw tail. Apt. 4O1, 3lS5 Mt.
Evening star., 1938-04-22
HOUSES FURNISHED.

SEMI-DETACHED CORNER HOUSE. q
rooms. inclosed porch. bath nice yard;
convenient stores and transportation; from
June 1-Sept. Is: reasonable to respon-
sIble party: no small children. Call Ran
uolph Ol43, b322 9TH 81. NV, for ap-
poIntment
CHEVY CHASE. MD, 416 TAYLOR ST.
5 rooms, scr. porch; completely furn. May
to Nov. SIS mo. Wis. 3296-R
SEMI-DETACHED. COZY GRIN. HOUSE
west of Que ST. Bridge: near bus line block
from park: $50. Rent May 1st-October 1st.
North .2l15
BURLEITH-Attractive. modern Groom
somely furnished: immediate possession.
Met. $500. "a.
CHEVY CHASE Md ROOMS AMI,
porch: trees: Available May !. 6f03 Sum
NIT ave. Wis 2bUs-M
: ROOMS AND BATH. AUTOMATIC HOT
water. garage front and back yards: $50
rent, Sl5 Mass ave NV
Evening star., 1938-04-22
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHFp

CREsTON 1475 COLUMBIA RIDE
tached: sunlieht; rms. bath, recep, hall:
elec. refR.; bet. cars. buses: Se7.5O
1924. l7th eT. NV. GUST SOUTH CO.
lumbia ID IL reoms kitchen, b.th: %.
Evening star., 1938-04-22
ROOMS FUR. e. ukFuR.

:s459 HOLMEAD PL. NW-Entire third
hoor; 3 rooms. private bath. sink; Ink;
$50; light. heat. gas included; to l or 2
settled women only
:t459 HOLMEAD PL NW-Entire third
floor; 3 rooms. private bath. sink; Ink:
$50; light heat. gas included; to l or 2
settled women only
Evening star., 1938-04-22
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

S32 .5O-2 RMS. KIT BATH, ST. HEAT,
lst d.: fr. porch: nr. bus. stores. Not sun
day. 2SU7 PerShing dr., Arlington. Va
14l5 N. UTAH ST. ARLINGTON. VA
Uniurnished. large rooms. kitchenette
and bath. garage; private entrance: 1Uc
zone; :. bus lines. Phone Walnut sO54. 20
DECATUR HEIGHTS MD. Is ELEANOR
aye;-Bargan apartments, five rooms and
bath. excellent condition, fireplace, spa
clous screened porch. large yard, garage;
furnished or unfurnished: close to schools
and transportation. Tel. Greenwood 1965-J
ULTRAMODERN APTS. .. 3 AND RMS.
Lovely trees. large lawns. Just like living
in an individual house. Much cooler than
downtown, yet conv.; S45 to $50. See res.
mgr, Apt. A, 1lU5 Flower ave, Takoma
Park. Md. National $3.50.
y OHMER AVE. CHEVERLY, MD.-COM-
plete three-room furnished apt Adults :
BLADENSBURG, MD. il RIVER RID
Unfurnlshed living room, . bedrooms
kitchen. private bath; gas. electric, oil
heat furnished; c.h.w.; private home
insulated; garden space
ONE OF ALEXANDRIA'S MOST CHARM
ing apts.-Large living room. l5x30:
dining room, kitchen. 3 bedrooms. . tiled
baths, large recreation room. abundance OF
closet space: beautiful walled garden. Call
Walnut Il26 for appointment.
Evening star., 1938-04-22
APARTMENTS WANTED

LIST YOUR APTS. WITH US FOR RE-
suits. No charge unless rented. OWENS
REALTY CO. Met. 36s3
SMALL BASEMENT APT. UNF.. WANTED
by couple and child. Part-time services
or reas. Shepherd l99Y-W
Evening star., 1938-04-22
RENTS REDUCED.
THE CHASTLETON,

18th AND SITS. NV.
Conveniently located modern. eight-story
building. Containing stores ana dining room.
. rms, kit bath. porch S55 and $50
rms. kit. bath. porch $40, $50 and $s5
and elevator service.
Evening star., 1938-04-22

Ss.45u-McLEAN VA. 4 MILES PROM
new Cham Bridge Masonry home on
about ! ACRE ground Beautiful shrub
bery bedrooms and bath on 1st floor.
triReration. garage. Chicken house and
vegetable garden Near bus. schools
NAIIONAL 300 OR MR.. IRWIN. FALLS
Evening star., 1938-04-22
ROOMS WITH BoARD WANTED

EMPLOYED MOTHER wishes room and
board for self and year-old son immedi-
ately. Suburban location preferred. Call
Clarendon 1850 after d evenings.
Evening star., 1938-04-22

a71a RIGGS PL. NV, 2 50. north Of
Rap9nt Circle, bet sth st. and n H. ave
INSULATED Tor summer comfort; quiet re-
Hned, with home atmosphere and privi-
ieees. Two pleasant rooms for business
Evening star., 1938-04-22

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