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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
Especial to The Democrat)

Chicago, Sept. g = Five more championship games will occupy the Intention of National Football League teams next week. Four of |hem will be contested Sunday and he fifth will be played @ week from tomorrow.
 The Washington Redskins, 1887 champions, will begin defense of she title by engaging the improved Philadelphia Eagles in the first league game at Philadelphia Sum- lay. Cleveland's rejuvenated Rams ourney to Green Bay to meet the Packers in the latter teams home pener. The Pittsburgh Pirates nake their second start of the cam paign, with the formidable New Fork Giants providing the opposi. ion in the league opener at Pitts urgh. The Bears and Cardinals yill begin. league hostilities in Chi- ago by meeting in @ night game [ Soldier Field.
 Dodgers Idle
 September IT, also Q night con- est, will see the Cardinals and he Rams making their second bague starts at Shaw Stadium in he Cleveland opener. Thus, be- pre- the week is over every team, xcept Brooklyn, will have made he appearance in league competi- lon and three of them-the Car inals; Pirates and Rams-will have ritten two championship games ato the records.
 Brooklyn will be the last team 5 ret into championship competi- or, their debut not being sched- led until Sunday Sept. IS, when hey meet the Redskins at Wash- hgton.
 Sammy Baugh Hurt
 Washington comes up to its hme with the Eagles as @ doubt hl championship factor. Riley mith and Sammy Baugh will not at their peaks because of injur- s. Also. George Karamatic, al- lough a fine prospect, has not yet btained the efficiency of his pre- ecessor-Cliff Battles. The Ea- es, on the other hand, have added rength. Dick Rifle, rookie half bel: from Albright, is expected to batk their attack.
 Cleveland is rated the most iin- -oved league team because of the ldition of top flight talent. Cor
 Davis, Indiana back; Vic Mar bv, Washington tackle: Bob Da- B, Kentucky back; Joe Routt exns A & M guard; Jim Benton
 kansas end, and Tackle Art Lew
 obtained in trade with New ork, are the lads who are expect
 to make the wheels go around r the Rams. Green Bay, always championship factor. will intro- leo Andy Uram of Minnesota and bcil Isbell of Purdue, backs.
 The Cardina1-Bear game is also lite likely to be a dog-fight as the dbirds have added strength and ure to give the Western division apions a terrific argument. Phil buSherty, Santa Clara center; Al lbartsky. Fordham tAckle; Dwight pan and Jack Robbins, Arkansas:
 Cherry, Hardin Simmons; Eve- tt Fisher. Santa Clara; and Sam ee, Vanderbilt: backs, are among Q new Cards who are expected to
 useful. Gus zarnos, Ohio State
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
DARTMOUTH UPSET

Hanover, N. H., Sept. o-tup)-- Dartmouth's offensive football plans were somewhat upset today with the definite loss of one backfield man and tho possible loss of an- other.
 Senior Halfback Lenny Viens, former Andover academy star, an. nounced yesterday that he would give up football for studies this year, while Harrington Gates, saugus, Mass, senior quarterback was still unreported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
FIREMEN BEATEN

Terryville, Sept. 0.-The Eagle Lock girls softball team handed the firemen e 10-8 defeat in q hard- fought contest at the Fair grounds last night, to even the series. The third and final contest will be played next Thursday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
INDIES TO DRILL

rhe Town Plot Indies will workout night at [ o'clock ct Hamilton blk. Practice will continue under
 } lights which will be turned on 6 o'clock. Rocco Cappozi and Rgelo Laudisi will be in charge of
 5 workout. New candidates will be |lcome to run through signals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
EAGLES SCRIMMAGE

Boston, Sept. e-(UP)-Coach Gil Dobie kept his revised first two Boston college elevens intact yester- day as he sent the Eagles through their third straight double-session stationary scrimmage.
 Four sophomores continued to hold down team A berths. Doble declined to discuss whether they would start the opening game against Canislus but added "the sophomores are being given every chance to make the grade"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
Four Pro Grid Games Sunday
NEW YORK GIANTS
 TO MEET PIRATES
 IN FEATURE GAME
Bears and Cardinals to Clash at Soldier Field, Chi- CagO -- Cleveland Invades Green Bay Packers
 Territory Washington Redskins, Test Eagles

guard, and Bert Johnson, secured from Brooklyn in Q trade, are the most valuable Bear additions.
 Falaschl With Giants
 In Nello Falaschi, Santa Clara quarterback, the Giants have Q new player who is quite likely to over- shadow Whizzer White in the New Workers game with the Pirates Leonard Barnum, power-running back from West Virginia Wesleyan, is also expected to be a valuable addition to the Giants, whose soph- omore line is rated the leagues best.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
GALylNS PRACTICE

The Calvin A. c. Football Team will practice tonight at 6:30 o'clock ct the Mill Street Fairgrounds "Tipper" Conley, former Manhattan star, will direct the workout. The Galvins want 6 game with the Twentieth Century Club for Sep- tember 25.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
WESLEYAN BUSY

Middletown, Conn, Sept. o.-(Up) With Fundamental drills conclud- cd, e squad of 34 applicants for places on Wesleyan UniverSity's foot. ball team today received their first contact work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
TONNES DRILL

All members of the Watertown baseball team are kindly requested to put in their appearance at De- land field tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock for q practice session.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
5000 CONN AVE

south. exp; very substantial reduction in
equity. as owner has moved out OF city
Apt. 4O4.
RECOMMENDED VALUES.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS-One and two
bedroom apartments. sharp reductions
on exhibit. Call Apt. 1913, go Emerson
TILDEN STREET N.W.-Beautiful apart
ment; every convenience: three expo
Sures large closets; many extras: sound
or viii rent to approved tenant
NEAR 10th STREET-Excellent small
apartment in highly desirable location:
two bedrooms 4 large closets; southern
exposure. equity $2250.
=, BACHELOR APT.-,-Larse liv room,
kltchen large bath: low maintenance.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE- rooms and
bath in exclusive BLDG: vacant: priced to
close an estate. INSPECTION BY AP-
POiNTMENT. Mrs. Frstoe BOSS l.
PHELPS. Natl. Naun OF AdamS katl
Evening star., 1938-03-13
APARTMENTS WANTED.

2 ROOMS. KIT. DINETTE, PRIVATE
bath. In private home. prefer near .4th ST,
car line beyond Spring rd. reasonable; ref
erences exchanged. Box l47-R Star
MIDDLE-A0ED. REFINED COUPLE WANT
. or room apt. near transp; private bath
ana enti ance preferred; garage necessary,
describe fully. Box lS5-M Star l3s
Evening star., 1938-03-13

$3.50 MONTH.
1918 Eye st. se.-3 rms, bath, sas.
cleo, h..v.h.; GOOD condition. J. RIDLEY
SHIELDS. Hyatts. TOM.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

5000 18th ST. NW-1St-FLOOR -
family nal rooms. kitchen and bath;
mi; has back porch garage and cellar
newly papered and painted, 3 exposures
low rental Phone MIR. ROCKER. Nail
.i!S.; after u m. CleN. Iiin3
Evening star., 1938-03-13

T2! SIh ST. S.E-LOVELY BROOM. KIT,
baih apt. 3rd floor. front: INV h.. gas.
citc.; reasonable. Call Atlantic 1888. I3'
DESIRABLE LOCATION .,s69 18th ST.
NV. cor. Cathedral ave. and 2Slh 81 n
Spacious cor. apt. rms: ige. hall. Kit.
bath; reasonable. l3s
Evening star., 1938-03-13

SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM USUAL
places. sunshine garden etc 1916 q st,
NV. OF 300 Dumbarton ave. NV.
THE SIBLEY NO Is NJ ST. NV,
rooms. reception hall kit and bath. Fricid-
are: second ii1Ur. front: S4s 80 Manager,
Apt J. j Z. WEEDON CO Me- :.uI
Evening star., 1938-03-13

lAIb CALIFORNIA ST. ROOMS KIT,
path: essentials furnished: ami: S43 so
1901 COLUMBIA RD., THE MoNTELLo-
Call Potomac 5155.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

3ols PORTER ST NV, APT. 3O4-
Large Nv rm, . bedrms kit din. bath.
50 80; redecorate to suit. Apply 29l3
Porter. CleV Nl3-.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhruR.

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
ATTRACTIVE APIS. HlGH-CLASS NEIGH
on appointment. MRS. GREEN. shenherd
ISIS IHGLESIDE TERRI. NV, RMS
BIT. private bath: Frisidaire; everything
1II4rnisRed' I4ai sW children welcome 500. Col.
CLIFTON MANOR. a5l4 I4th ST NV
Modern bloa:. and . rooms. kit. bath:
elevator. switchboard; S40uu 10 IS, 30
TWO ROOMS KITCHEN. BATH; HEAT
lisnt; -ess cont. h. W., Frisidaire; reas
1894 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-l-RooM
apt, Also :.-room basement apt. Con-
venient transportation.
OFFICE LADY WILL SHARE NEW BUN
saiow with couple or lady. Phone Hillside
ENUSsUAL-ENTIRE ! ST, FLooR: PRIVATE
bath garage and yard: free gas elec; ;
summer rates. 40 10th st. ne
! RM., FIRST FL, PVT BATH FRONT
rear porch elec. refrs and washing ma
Shep. "6l4-W 'N
CUT YOUR RENT.
Town ms t;1FE TILE bpBaE BATH Il SO: coNY DOWN
sERV. 2.io Pa. AVE. Nv. MET NET. Haas :!s:ss.
THE FAIRFAX,
"100 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
Apis OF to rms. and ba. FURN iUf Nc OK Run! uN.
FURN, hskpg.. non-hskpg.: hotel service op-
tional TRANS1ENTLY from S3: WEEKLY
MONTHLY Splendid restaurant moderate
prices. few very desirable apis at sub
stantial concessions. Monthly from $50
unturn., $40 furn.. with fun hotel service
Rents Incl. Elec. for Lights and Refs
BEST VALUE IN CITY.
MODERN-DOWNTOWN.
1-R. APT. $50: R.. K. S3.: 2R X. sos.
FURNISHED AT SLIGHT CHARGE
Convenient freproof BLDG. ..i-hr e!eva-
TOR, switchboard service: refrigeration on
house l6'0 r st. NV. Potomac 1900.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

BRADLEY HILLS? OR 3 ROOMS
Kitchen. bath; new home: pvt entrance.
0Jli WeSAling lane. Wisconsin 6O.3-J
Evening star., 1938-03-13
DOWNTOWN APT. $3.50.

55s 5so&ats~N 1sfh ST. M, Ap1i xDt s4iso' No ..
N.r'v NIEo a: rms: KIT bath. reception hall
7ss 10Th FkoYP I, 7 W =. DAVIS CO:
baib. baIn I,!.rl.iwI R ST NM ROOMS KITCHEN.
5ath iSSi'Rni reiriseraton: Sss SIS rooms Kitchen
path NsTnon 81 nTa rooms kitchen
rei3{!sera,ion: 3{o, ,s,s: $500. ' '''
bath retrieerstiionn: n" , s5; so p00ms' kitchen
BAH: "a Alsaj, ls5h s room. R,es.n;
-1o24 Vermont Ave. Ave- 'oN Met Net. 800
r.. toa"nss:.5S K. and Sass: Sc r'i7i''r''5n
w. ?. LOCKWOOD. l41o H ST. NV.
DEssIRA5LE ESD 65l.- AtPAARIMENTs, AR.l e n
~ .,: aiss Dssni sts slse St fetFser' NW' $3.50
rms Kit lsia erfa' v flss s.. ss1,ssr--- $500
. Tins lms' A,'', $50 as'h D St. Sc. $3.50
%, ,ns:, = EIfoFF fs F.s'E6ES &I6DLEros. e
7s.: nU2 investment Bldg. Met os.7
T.. rsfz Z. d1op dfn s156 HOPE RID. Sc ,insl a.sl-s
<; sr6rnp 6,n; yenetlan blinds $3.50 $50 to SIS 81
rooms o Kitchen ssn and California bsnb st. n.Vot
batni bvhhfM XII lda d;n Concord ave n:w-2 rooms
pAs aln 1EfFAGE FzisidsIs s71s 0s hon, bsj,.
DONALD. a725 ieth 'Ie st. n.eWa cur 300 Snoms 80
RENNE1pSYh SdsN Nk1rShen; To1Iprs dIn s5s 50
aot, 1901 FIRST ST NW.@s PAN ~ k, b. dineti. fne
1887 KENILWoRTu AVE NJ $4,000
b.s bs64 cooLUMBiA Rp. N.w.-s r. f''5o 30
1905 AND no isos sass6 MoNTEHGo snf!nfss AVE $3.50
5e9ms 5ss sth Dssh, 81 NEs NJ Areola heat $3.50
10 lol4 Vermont Ave NV. Z %eN4, Dist! lNS s2lo
e's, 81 ''' Fl THoMXs SMF. P. sRJWsB ss f. B. $3.50:
Duplex; gas heat: Frisidair..
ssii sHANNoNP NC Pa,h' I LTcas PS5fh CO. $3.50
1905 H ST. NV Nafionsl ss45
R39m: THE AvospsIE Hs5s sTsaoIs as {er 6ssE' saS
, , .loso 9th ST. NV.
Rooms Bath ass 'snitasls art foT pentist. $50.
8 a4S Rooms ssb Beth sI . $50. $50.
303 7th st. NV HUETER. Met. 41o7
F%;i. SH.Syos I; Kit, p 1,1 perch sss.oo
1895 ii St NV. Hationsl ss4s.
203 KENNEDY ST NV.
rms, kitchen. bath. porch; cleo re-
5o"4 md ST. NV, No. 1.
rms. kitchen. dinette, bath, screened
porch; heat, hot water. Available April /.
~ WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1924 14th St. NV Dist 334s.
Mr.. WARDMAN PARK. 2s2I 27th-DE.
sirable sunny; entire noor; for two; porch;
private home. Sun, evenings.
git KENNEDY ST. NV.
friSerstion; M s1o heat gas and cleo; adults
''"' WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. Dist 334s.
1903? Q STREET NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath: $4,000
THos E. FARRELL CO. National o7s5.
. rooms. kitchen and bath: modern .
current. Rent to S47.50.
1924 9Th st. nv rooms. kit. bath,
corner apt; Frisidaire on house current.
sss residsn. manager or call EDWARD L.
$500 Sth ST. NV.
. rooms, kitchen and S45. 90
bath ~ho'oo
THEO: /. HELTMULLER, GEO. 4775:
CONTINUED on NEXT Pase.)
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-10-27
NEW PNEUMONIA WEAPON

Vaccine for use against pneumonia appeared as
possibility today the strength Of recent tests.
according to an announcement made last Friday by
the US. Public Health Service.
Dr.. Lloyd D. FELTON,. Senior Surgeon. U. S. Pub
lie Health Service. and others, have spent many
years Of intensive laboratory research Develop
Ing the vaccine. They have been working under
grants from the Influenza Commission Of Metro
Po1itan Life Insurance Co. and the Pneumonia Funds
Of Harvard and Johns Hopkins Universities.
The vaccine. sugar-like in nature, is stable
dry powder, that it will be possible to have
supply hand in Of emergencies, providing it
is definitely proved to be effective preventive
for the pneumococcus infect
The most battling factor in fight against
disease is the ature Of his resistance to infec-
ton. For example, each year comes down
WI tn pneumonia while his 400 neighbors who
the sane air day in and day out and exposed to
the same Infection resist the disease. Almost
everyone has pneumonia germs in his throat only
one annual out Of each $50 persons in the United
States apparently lacks the esistance his
stream necessary to stave off their invasion, and
contracts pneumonia.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-10-27
HARRY FALLS RESIGNS PRESIDENCY OF LOCAL CREDIT UNION

wi tn regret that the resignat ton of Mr..
Falls was accepted at the last regular business
meeting Of the local Credit Union. Mr.. Falls
elected to the Board Of Directors OF the Credit
it organized last December, and
ed it's first president. In his quiet manner, he
served the coqmnni t we'll and we sorry that he
will longer be wit MIR. and Mrs. Falls
leaving Greenbelt November l. at that time turning
to the District to live Fred wilde has been elect
ed president Of the Credit Union, and Ed. ornhill
vice-president until the next annual meeting, which
will be held in January.
Arrangements have been made for George Hodsdon to
act collector" for the Credit Union and anyone
wishing to deposit money in the Credit Union
make payments loans will find Mr.. Hodsdon in the
office Of the Consumer Corporation To-
Gated tao drug store, almost any time between
the hours Of Ali. and $3.50 Pm. This arrangement
has been made to make it convenient for the
transact business nth the Credit Union.
For those desiring to apply for loans, the Credit
Comm ttee meets each Friday evening in the Meeting
Room over the drug store.
THE GIRL SCOUTS
Girl Scout Troop No. II held it's regular meeting
Tuesday, October l8. Plans for the Ha11owe ten
parry discussed. The party will be held the
this time they wish to extend Invitation to the
Senior Troop. (All requested to be in msque.
Girl Scout Week from October 3Oth to November
fifth will be ushered in wi tn q special
ll:oo A.N. October Goth. Girl Scouts parents, and
the council requested to sit in body and lis
ten to the sermon.
Girl Scouts will please uniform if possible.
Evelyn Spector
Troop Scribe
Evening star., 1938-02-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

374O MILITARY RD.-2 single rooms.
Private family 1iEs Home cooking. Reasonable.
17O2 18th NW.-Vacancies for young
people. double and single; excellent food:
home atmosphere; walking distance. 27'
ROOM. corner home: ex-
cellent meals. Phone Adams 1858:
1917 SHEPHERD. ST. N.W.-Double out
meals. Adams allow.
JEWISH HOME-Beautifully furn. master
bedrm excellent meals; unlim phone; ex-
press bus at door. Georgia 5000.
warm, comfortable room. In home environ
ment: excellent meals. North 24i1. 2S-
1922 N ST NW-Newly constructed. new
ly furnished. single and double rooms: good
meals: renned home Reasonable
good, home-cooked dinners; SIS weekly;
Young man.
27Ib CONNECTICUT AvE.-single and
double vacancies. S37. SO and S35 moplhly.
Social atmosphere. Columbia 94OO.
ing porch; shower. Adams 5o65.
1850 MONROE ST. N.W.-Laree. front
room twin beds; house privilege; excel
lent meals. Adams 25o6.
l7OS r. 1. AVE. NV. off Conn.-Vacancy
home: excel. meals; walking distance.
1919 ALLISON ST. NW.-Comfortable
single room. large closet. semi-pvt. bath;
quiet and homelike; good transportation.
2 GIRLS to share apt. with mother and
daughter; reas. Decatur 1915.
1900 17th ST; N.W,-A.tractNe. single
lovely old mansion; large closets plenty
baths; excellent home cooking; S35.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 1927 10Th St.
sst. EXCEL means means reas e"
IN JEWISH FAMILY. front rm.. near bath,
thower ch.w.; excellent meals; reas.
44o3 nth st. NV.
4405 sth ST, NV. front rooms one
VII with private bath private home excel
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1927 10th st.
n.w.-Beautifully furn. rooms; private.
semi-private baths: excel. meals; reas.
1898 EVARTS ST N.E-Newly furnished
single or double. private home. unlimited
phone.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c. $500 Military rd.-
Young ladies. attractive rm., twin beds.
home environment; S35 each. Clev. 1897.
COLUMBIA RID. l359-Newlv furnished
outside rooms; very reasonable; quiet home.
Telephone Adams 344S.
73O LAMONT ST. NW-Modern Jewish
home: large. comfortable. airy rms; twin
beds; reasonable. Columbia ll9s.
2,145 WoODLEY PLACE-Young lady to
share master bed room, twin beds; private
bath in home OF refined Jewish couple
Adams o3l7
JEWISH FAMILY Single room, excellent
food. Ogden st I6th and 18th st. trans
portationl; unlimited phone. garage. Call
Adams 221S.
CHEVY CHASE Southern family; large
rm:. private bath: quiet neighborhood ex
cellent meals; couple. Emerson 1926.
1927 MACOMB ST. W.-Ideal location;
near Chevy Chase bus. nice double and SIM
gle -ooms; meals ontional
1914 MADISON ST. Beautiful room.
twin beds. next bath. shower; southern
exposure, excellent meals. private de-
taChPd n0TchpS pmnlnVPd
couple. girls or young men Georgia 427I .
WILL board Eirl. l to 3 years old $3.50.
Cleveland 9I59.
EXCEPTIONAL ROOM private bath re-
fined home; board optional; l or > gen.
tlemen. North lOOa5.
TERRACE HALL,
14i5 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NV.
Desirable double room. rMnning wafer.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
ROOMS FURNISHED.


};3aans, .aInI QUINCY I,ra sT. NW.Iarse: sunny
ilast optional: conv. to trans. Adams
ns zp 4aFn';afs e4 aas.sss L. i'aR r.
SS0LoREpm!Si Sis.S Euclid s. n;SS; Y. Apt -
Or employed couple.
Swami St nv. Dec. 4aea ao0'. s-~. -:1'
GG0ILoREDm1741 st. nv. Apt. 3osI s,,
sfs iara s s iess ny' Narth Sath dpss OF KIT
CoLoRED-ll22 n; H. ave. n;w;-Hall
man. $3.50; heat hot water.
ROOMS UNFURNlsHEp.
ioo2 s, CAROLINA AVE sE;aThTee
range; range clean: adults. Lincoln 6o2s
239 VIRGINIA AVE. s.E.--,Large front
couple moSsrn dsv1 s9oen
employed e1lse; la lady 0 z. o I Box i3s4
227 BRYANT ST NE nicely papered
and painted rooms. l.h.k.i elec, gas $25'
adults.
i34s EUCLID NV, APT. 3-sT FLOOR.
overlooking, large lawn: large room, kitch-
en-: Electrolux; with phone and electricity
included. Columbia 1901. ------------
1926 ILL. AVE.-.one or two rooms. kit.
bath: elec.. gas. heat; no children.
housekeeping; SIS. Box s40-L. Star.
5O7 18th ST. SE.-3 outside rooms. close
to all conveniences; ami: adults.
NEAR cAIHEpERALE;;Si Is;1;i.uI rooms private
taJn taehed home: grounds garage cleve.
WANT TO GET the Kids in the suburbs7
2 large Ink rooms and Kitchen $50.
1245 JACKSON ST. NE-3 large outside
rms. cor. house; heat. light. gas inc; S35.
THE THREE Ro0Ms e and pTlyste bath off upper
closet. next bath; unlim. phone; maid se5y-
Adams 0604.
III QUINCY ST. N.W.-Entire I'd n 2
rms; amSs-R Ri''. bath encl porch s32''o' COL
MORSE ST. NE, ll70: S3a .50 newly
decorated In k. rms ,glassed in porch;
new cabinet-sink new tabletop gas range;
adjoln. tile bath: heat, gas. light included;
use Of unlm. phone; pri. garage IT desired;
verv reas.; mr. stores, bus. Lincoln 6762.
You see it. you'll like it.
AS GAILATIN ST. NW.-Large front
bedrm.. next shower bath bus passes door;
Georgia 1905: reasonable.
43l NEWTON PL. NV large. bright
rooms; gas. light heat and Frisidaire:
working couple preferred; reasonable.
54s PEABODY ST. NV rms. Ink.
large closet; gas, cleo. heat. c.hw.. elec.
refg ; bath adj; very reas. Rand. 1912.
81
2ll C ST NV, bright rooms. kitchen.
sink hot-Water heat; walking distance
downtown; adults: reasonable. Dist. 1856.
106 QUINCY PL. NE rooms kit.
bath: gas. cleo. heat; cony. TO cars; Ieas.
Pot. II15-W.
1902 NEWTON ST NE, WoodridRe-
Large rm so. exposure; kit. semi-priVate
bath; for couple reas.; earaee optional.
$50 ST SE-Large, sunny. freshly
decorated; heat. hot water large closets:
lst floor. rooms. $50
1905 MASS AVE. NV. Apt 5-Larse
attractive room. newly decorated: heat
and light: also furnished room. ?s'
632 ST. NE rooms, suitable for
Ink private family: not over > adults:
very reasonable. Line. 05S4.
COLORED-2 large rooms unfurnshed
Sle,5O per month Phone Potomac 4Jll.
93l Florida ave. NV,
FOR COLORED
UNFURNISHED ROOM, 400 block Bel
mont st n.w--Larse front room, md
floor; corner property; light, gas and heat
furnished; So 80 per month.
UNEURNISHED APARTMENT 1lQo. block
cite and bath heat. light and gas fur
nished; 3rd floor $40 per month.
j. H, GREENE.
Room 600. ~ Fla Ave NV.
Phone North 6i46
Evening star., 1938-02-27
ROOMS WANTED.

LADY ARTIST wishes unfurn end floor
rn. for DAYTIME studio preferably near
Dupont Circle; must be reasonable. Cleve-
land 572l.
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room. any
where from Foxall Village to District line,
price. etc. Box 236-L. Star.
GENTLEMAN desires comfortable furn
room IN private home in vicinity of Ar
nnston. Va Box AL, Star. 2s'
GENTLEMAN wishes furn. rm., quiet.
warmH reasonable. Box a0-L, Star
MIDDLF-AGFD settled man desires fur
nished With or near bath. use of phone
walking distance of Navy Yard. Box
| .6-k Star
Evening star., 1938-02-27
ROOMS FUR. & UkFUR.

53OI CONN. AVE. N.w.-l rm. furn. or
unf mod. conv., bus at door: pvt. family.
Emerson 339"
@3d3 18th ST. NW-Attractiye studio
all convcniences, Ink. Col. 9743.
GLOVER PARK 345a 2ath pl. nw-Nice
front room. pvt shower, double or twin
beds; c,h "; good trans Also single
room. Reas. Cleveland 6sr5,
3l25 P ST. NW.--Large. bright. single or
double. adjacent bath; convenient location
Reasonable.
LARGE ROOM in downtown "-rm.. k. and
b. apartment; uitable for women; cooking
privilege. District 1878
@1S KENTUCKY AVE Sc" large rooms
Ink. seml-private bath; adults only.
COLORFD. 721 l1th st. ne-Large clean
front room. quiet netehborhood, Il bl.
from car line.
Evening star., 1938-02-27

DESIRABLE front room in Hillcrest, pri-
vste bath, S. week. Gail AT. s14Q-J.
221 3rd NW.-L.h.k rms. newly deco
rated. continuous h. W; reasonable. Also
SleeDlng rooms
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7 Z
Nicely furnished studio room 90 persons:
pvt. bath; @4-hour switchboard and eleya-
tor service. maid service: excellent meals.
modern dining room: S4lo5 each per
month. Call District 1850. resident man
Evening star., 1938-02-27

1888 HARVARD ST. NW-Lge. bright
front rm., clean quiet. semi-pvt bath;
pentleman 81 ner Wk Col. 6.lSo
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Evening star., 1938-02-27

CUMBERLAND APT. 1892 Mass ave n W.
Desirable room for lady; southern ex-
poSure; walking distance. Met. l199. GS-
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10 MILITARY RD.-2 single rooms.
vate family: Home cooking. Reasonable.
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so RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-Attr.,
cozy clean, 1st-flr.-front rm.; conV. trans;
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14O1 10th ST. NV.

Attractive, double and single; showers,
runnirr water: basement studio for two.
Excellent meals Parking -"
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DETACHED HOME. with couple; sunshiny
room, well ventilated for ! or .: 80 min
from town by bus or train. 429 Butter
nut st Geo 1929.
Evening star., 1938-02-27

$3.50 QUE ST. NV. Apt. o6.-On bus line
Large room. 2 exposures, semi-prlvate
bath. for employed lady. Phone North
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