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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-19
EPIDEMIC AMONG
 POLISH JEWS

Bentschen, Poland. Dec. 19-(UP) An epidemic of influenza was threatened today in the Polish Jewish refugee camp on the Polish German frontier as a severe cold wave set in. More than 600 refugees were reported i'll of influenza out of total of 5000, and hundreds of others had colds.
 Ten persons have died since the camp was established, according to camp executives. The hospital at the camp is crowded and many who are i'll have been taken to private homes in Bentschen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-19
BONNET HURLS CHALLENGE AT ITALIAN GOVT. Ringing Words of Foreign Minister Loudly Cheered
 By French Deputies WILL FIGHT BEFORE
 LOSING ANY LANDS Not One Inch of French Possessions Will Be
 Handed to Italy
BY RALPH HEINZEN United Press Staff Correspondent

(Unite0 freSS St@It COrreSp0ndentD
 Paris, Dec. 19.-UP)- Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet, his voice ringing above the frenzied cheers of members of the Chamber of Deputies, said today that France would never Surren- der an inch of her territory, anywhere, to Fascist and added:
 Any surprise move intended to oblige France to cede territory can lead only to armed conflict"
 It was an unequivocaT and appar- ently final answer to agitation in Italy for surrender of French ter ritory to Premier Benito Mussolini's aspirations in the Mediterranean and Red Seas.
 As plainly as . man could, Bon. net said that France would fight and that Great Britain woud be at her side.
 At the same time. Minister of Navy Cesar Campinchi announced
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-19
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington. Dec. 1s-(UP9- Cow ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Dec. 18th. compared with a year ago: This Year Expenses Last YeaE $s,45l, l,4l4,675.5e8 $2,629,915,3 ,303.S4 $2,a62.s4s, ,703.6s
 Cross Deficit
 $1.5ss.7so. o.sos.ss s5ss. s.47s, ,s72.5s s1,51s. .sss, ,s5s.ss $550.sos. .4za. .5s
 Cash Balance
 ss.11S.1sS.s7s.s4 $3,15ss4i9,646.91
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-19
11,675 Persons Were Furnished With Assistance
That Was Total Number Helped in Fiscal Year-Mrs. Mary Doyle Camp, Acting Superintendent,
 Presents Report to Mayor Hayes

Waterburys welfare department faced early this year with crisis caused by inadequate preparation for the
 relief to 1657 persons during the fiscal year which ended November SO last Expenditures made possible by the economy measure transfers devised by the board of finance were many thousands of dollars in excess of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-19

ABOVE: "Coster, Frank Don- ald," reads page 5s4 of the ls3S- 3s Who's Who in America. Listed as . Ph. D. from Heidelberg in 1909. he actually was listed as Philip Musica in the Elmira, N. Y., -refnrma4orv. .4 fS,St .Ss,sssss s'..s----,-.---
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-19

RIGHT: George vernard, in- dicted in New York along with Coster. In charge of McKesson marketing operations, Vernard is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-19

ABOVEs The 100-foot yacht Carolita, owned by the man ac- cused today of perpetrating 3 great swindle as head of the Me- KessOn and Robbins drug corpora tiOn. His identity has been re- vealed as Philip Musica, a swim dler from way bask who rose to wealth and position as Frank Don- aid Coster.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-19
0OSTIKYAN

VVSI4AxAN 73d Congress-; mem. 7ath and 75th Congresses Q935-39l, 18th Calf. Dist. Mem Native Sons of the Goldea West Mem Knights of Columbus, Eka. Rems 577l Valley Oak Drive. Hollywood. Calf. 7
 CosTELLo, Peter E.. ss-eonusssmaa. Sec Vel X us2o-2L.
 CoSTER. Frank DonAld, corpn. official: B. Washington. D.C-. May l2, 1884; .. Frank Donald and Mario (GirarO G.. Ph.D- U. Of Heidelberg. 1909. MD- 1911; n. Carol Jenkins SchiefHin. of Jamaica. II. NY. May 1. 1921. Praeticing physician. NY. City, 1e12-l4; pres. Girard Co, Inc. Concession to Girard Chem. Col, l9i4-26; pres. McKesson & Robbins, drug mfrs, since 1928: also pres. McKesson ( Robbins, Ltd; dir. Bridgo- port City Trust Co., Fairfield (Conn) Trust Co. Methodist Clabs: New York Yacht Bankets, Losos Advertising (New Yorkl; University. Black , Rock Yacht Bridgepost); Brooklawn Country. Home: Fairfield. Conn. 0Giee: McKesSon ( Rob bina Inc. Bridgeport, Conn.
 CoSTIGAN, Edward Prentiss, er-eenaeor; .. King William Co. Va, July |. 1874: .. George Purcell and Emile (Siga) C.; A.B, Hsrvard Uni- yezsity. 1899: n. Mabd G. Cory, of Denver, Colo. June 12. 1903. Admitted to Utah bar. lSs7 and be- gan practice at Denver 1900: an organizer and atty of Honest Election League. Denver. lo03-06 Law Ens@csmens League. loo6-o8; atty. for Anti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-19

2 central figure In the fanastic Coster-Musica story and Is rue mored to be in reality Arthur Musica, younger brother of Coster.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-19
Arsenals For. Storage Were Up In Montreal
He Wanted Lee-Enfeld Army Rifles; Munitions Traffic Added to His
 Other Drug Game
BY EARL B. STEELE United Press Staff Correspondent

New York Dec. 19.-UP)-vice President Wingersky of McKesson & Robbins Inc revealed today that Philip Musica in his role Donald Coser president of the Venerable Drug company was attempting to purchase l. 1000 LeeEnfeld army rifles recently last spring
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-19
The Weather

Partly Cloudy, Colder Tonight; Tuesday Fair. Fun weather Report Page ,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-19
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-05
Question Right Of Judge
Vim. Y. Albury Presiding
In Election Fraud Trials
Object To First Order
Which Was Signed By
Brother OF Governor
Cone
sHy Assocrn, d Press,

TALLAHASSEE, Aug. S.
"A new order has been pre-
pared to be signed per-
sOnally by Governor Fred P.
Cone in a jacksonville hos
piiai TO avoid any legal
doubt Of Judge William V.
Albury's right TO preside at
Tampa election fraud trials
starting Monday.
Solicitor J. z. Williams of
Marlborough county asked
the attorney generals office
to rule whether Judge AL
bury, IN Tampa from Key
West, could proceed on au-
thoriiy of the assignment is
sued by the governors secre-
tary.
Assistant Attorney Cen
eraI T. A. Norwood confer
red with w. Branch Cone,
the governors brother and
secretary, and Cone an
nounced a new order would
be taken to the Jackson
Vile hospital for the COVER
nor's personal signature.
Morrice Uman, Tampa at
tOrney, questioned Judge
Albury's right to preside on
the ground that the COVER
nor had not signed the or
der.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-05
Full WPA Force To Be
Employed AT Navy Yard
And Army Barracks

Announcement was made at the
WPA offices this morning of The
resumption of activities in the
naval station and the army bar
racks on Monday morning. and
officers OF the WPA are getting
things in shape in order that d
full force will be stationed al
either place.
It vas stated ~ the offices Of
the WPA that there WIll be a
force Of 81 Workmct put on at
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-05
Syndicate Seeks Lease Of City
Property For Amusement Park
Juan CarbOnelI And AssO-
ciates Make Application
To City Council Last
Night

Night
AT d regular meeting OF city
council last night. a letter from
Juan Carbonell was read relative
10 leasing a portion OF the eitY's
land near the incincraior plant Tor
the purpose OF operating an
amusement park.
MIR. Carbonell and his associates
are DESTROYS of obtaining a parcel
of land about six hundred feet
square. which viii give them sut-
ficient space 10 operate various
attractions they have IN mind. the
nature of which was not men
TONED in the communication.
A five or ten-year lease IS be
ing asked. with the understanding
that the amount given on lease
is To cover rental. all insurance.
property Identification and other
items At the termination Of the
lease ali structures and improve
ments shall become the property
Of the city. according to the pro
posed agreement
Proposition Deferred
After thorough discussion Of
the proposition. II was decided 90
defer the matter until later
date The purpose of TINS IS %
hold a conference with MIR Car
boncn concerning all phases of
The proposition
II is assumed that the grounds
would be used principally As "a
dog race track. while no mention
of this vas made Ia the applica-
uou 10 the council last night
communications Read
4 letter usae read from Senator
Claude Pepper secretary stating
that on the pnators return -
Washington he would ~ Once
take up the matter as requested
by the council of interesting ham
self H. an effort % have the gov
crumen, consider XIV West iu
The establishment IS amy future
merchant marine training school
actvities
A letter Wa read from the
Monroe County Planning Co1nrl
recommending that th, an pu
chase certain equipment partel
.sriy drag Hue ~ 60 u.ad ~
connection nt,h tafinl pru.rf
- Is, artd h7 the sItF
Urged Cooperation
Franklin hIerl addfea ef
council relative - certain pra9eet
II tac WPA fHat ats - ns pH
ar.a bs thr c4tY Ife raer aa
eaflluc ~ mo eert an5 urged tat
... f..-..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-05

Smiling, Irish Douglas Cor
rigan, who recently flew the
Atlantic by mistake. saying
he had intended a west east
flight instead. landed In New
York City yesterday in the
afternoon aboard the SIS.
Manhattan 10 be greeted by
cheering crowds. Corriqan.
seen above. smiling. never
lost his good humor when
hemmed in by the shouting
MODS turning out TO greet
him. Excursion boats came
as close os possible 10 give the
crowds a glimpse of the fly
ING Irishnan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-05
State Conservation Dept.
Is Now Cooperating To
Protect Sponge Industry
Assurance Is Given That
Greek Divers Will Be
Closely Watched Rela-
tive To Operations

New light Is thrown on the
spongc situation and efforts 10
keep Greek spongers on their
boats from invading the waters
Of Monroe county and carrying on
their practices.
The following letter addressed
to Ross c. Sawyer, clerk of the
circuit court gives clear idea of
the matter as il now stands. and
the manner in which the state
government is providing against
violation Of The laws relative TO
sponging IN these waters.
Under date OF August /. r LII
DoWhng supervisor Of conserVa-
tIuu for Florida. writes from Tai
labassee
Il beg to acknowledge receipt
of your letter Of the both, enclo>-
ing resolution from the board, re-
qucstme protection If sponge
boats by TINS department
For your ufotmatIon beg to
ay that 4 uIrc was received
from the Monroe County Fisher
mans a oclattou on july p and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-05

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only IA Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1938-10-02
malhrthgr fnuaf
1859 R St. NV.

For six years the Washington
leader in standards Of service, food
and furnishings. Nowhere will
your dollar buy so much in con-
sistent comfort, security and dig
nifty of address. We invite inspec-
ton and comparison. Phone in all
rooms; tray, laundry and bell-boy
service. Country club. Singles and
doubles. Rates $4,000 to $500 per
month.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
(roptippad

iitaS.p!lREaK iih4S PARK RD; N.Y. RIM: DlNETTE
5Ilg GA. AVE- RMS. SLEEPING
pporch: private entrance. yard; elec. refg.:
Rhs WIS. eane!tion' aasa. very re's' Natl. oaos.
ONE ROOM. COMPLETE. $1,000: TWO
rooms. refs $4,000 and S45.OO: all front;
n. l.. 9. Apply 4107 Davenport st. NV.
BRooKLAFP: TacGSo I..t 2. j, lel7 FRANKLIN"THREE
gle room, $1b: with board. s35. ~ ~
ave; nv. 5000 block 1atRS-Ne4. HN'eDrSD cross.
sain b0S Kitchen d.
refrigerator; exhaust fans: convenient
shopping center. golf course express bus
enursheS a'nl and schools Res mgr. Apt 1903
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.
CONN aye aye. At TAFT BRIDGE,
Rnfi ko6Ms. 6sH. ssg6sN-s'o. s96:
Exclusive modern fireproof bldg: ele-
ra,or ,r2nr secretarisl n phone service large rms
rd.. corner Conn. ave. Potomac 50S3.
BEST APT. VALUES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
h, Choice n cs. suite in fireproof bldg: switch.
Kitchen bsth specia yns 5sdreom
Large living rm., tn. kit S35 Also furn.
1880 ST. NV. DUPONT $500.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS.
Near Union Station Govt. Printing
Once, Post once etc Two large rooms,
dinette. kit and bath: completely redeco-
rated. Two exposures. New tabletop gas
ranges. Halls. lobby and outside woodwork
newly painted, Elec. refrigeration on house
current. Furnished or unfurnished. Low
rentals to reliable parties.
THE COTTON,
~ Eye St. NV
Res. Mgr. Met. 1896.
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIshEp.

ROANOKE; 1a4s EUcLIp ST, N;WMS
Manaser. Apt: 4, or see lanitor.
BRIGHT TWO ROOMS, KITCHENETTE
and bath. private detached home, porch:
adults; reasonable. 1411 Kennedy NV. 81
a N Y. AVE. N.W.-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. with built-in porch
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD-4 LGE.,
attr rms kit. bath, Frigidaire; S55, in.
Guiding sas: hall: > entrances. Ad. 33S2. So
225 H ST NV RMS, KIT. BATH,
newly dec modern. all conveniences re-
frigeration: rent. S33 90. Apply jani.or.
STUDIO APT. TWO ROOMS KITCHEN,
bath. fireplace. INQUIRE 1914 Conn. ave-,
or No. . Riges court.
34O3 GEORGIA AVE- ROOMS. BATH.
modern: back porch. yard fine condition
S45 month. including heat. 2'
APT, NEWLY DECORATED; DOWNTOWN
location; = rooms and bath, SIS month.
District 1888
41s JEFFERSON ST. NV ROOMS,
electricity. Georgia 1926.
RUTLAND COURT. 1725 18th ST. NV
/ and 9 rm. apts.; lge., bright rms. kit.
bath, foyer; S. expos. lEe. closets; refs.
free; newly dec: switchbd.: S40-S55.
1880 CALIFORNIA ST. NV RMS.
kit. bath: elec. Tefs. Decatur 1926. Ap-
THE wnBpRToN 1874 COL RD-s1x
large outside rooms. bath, porch; elec.
refs: high.sra4e euildlng; reasonabls rent;
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and private bath; inclosed porch; gas heat
e!ec.; phone; with or without refrisera-
ton; A.md.
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Ia S ST. NE.-DESIRABLE APART
ments near grade and high schools; .
kitchen and bath. $50 w H. WALKER,
100 Shoreham Building National 1850
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhEuR.

APARIMENIS FUR. OR UNFUR.
1929 ST. N.E.-3-RooM APARTMENT;
1925 N. H. AVE. INVOLVEMENT STU
dio. rm kit. Frigidaire. bath, S35.
Open Sunday.
7O1 .FARRAGUT ST NV ROOM
large kitchen. semi-bath: plenty hot water;
Frigidaire; conv. to bus.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE-1791 LANIER PI,.
NV, Apt. 43-3 rooms. kit. bath, Frigid
screened sleeping porch. Phone Emerson
231s days. North s729 evenings.
ATTRACTIVE APTs.. HTGH-CLAss NEIGH-
on appointment. MRS. GREEN. Shepherd
b12s.
721 UPsHUR ST. NV ROOMS.
:Suips:a soE ih: hti t:iutns itni HartlZ dspssSi'hh:
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

NSV"S Win 0VANO WAN sO.
MOTHER. employed, and S-year-old son
desire room and board vicinity Randolph
to Webster sts.. between 18th and 18th
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE desires room and
October Is; $50 month. Address Box
&}4, Alexandria. Va.
WANT nice. warm. comfortable. room
and good board for two; want all con-
venience for real home and located on
the first floor IL possible Give me de-
aminations. Box .s-T. Star.
celent references. desires room and board
with private family. near Scott Circle
Box 326-T. Star.
YOUNG LADY, Government employe, de-
sires room. board and private bath in a
private home in Northwest section. No
other roomers preferred. Box ALT, Star.
YOUNG a, LATIN-AMERIcAN gentleman de-
sires conEenial American home atmos-
phere with cultured family. Box 4s6-T.
Star.
EMPLOYED STUDENT wants private room
and board; vic. 18th and R. l. ave ne
to 4th and Franklin st. ne. Shep. 1884
GOVT. EMPLOYE and son, 10. desire rm,
and board; care for child during day; Jew
lsh. Box 440-T Star 3.
YOUNG MAN desires quiet. warm, single
room, with good meals: NV, mr. good
tranSportation: pvt. home or apt; S35.
GENTLEMAN wants room and board
BOX Star.
OFFICE WOMAN with cat, clean babit.5:
room. board; detached house: Chevy Chase:
particulars. Box 475-T Star
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expos; hardwood floors; kit: furn heat
c.h.w., gas. cleo; gar. incl: reas; near cars,
stores, theaterS. Lincoln 1943
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OPEN-2513 18th ST. NV. e RMS,
bath fully equipped kitchen. attic. base
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THE AUGUSTA" COR. N Y. AND N, J.
aveS. n.w.-Charmng apts. clean and
modern, at moderate. rentals; in one Of
town; excellent class of tenants: 2 rms,
< and b., S35 tn S45: 3 rms, k. and b :,
500. Frieidaire on house current. Owner
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COR. IRVING AND WARDER NV
rooms, Kit. din. bath. opportunity take
over turn.. bal payments. Adams 1921. 90
4O3 eth ST. S.W-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath; heat. gas and electric. furnished
Evening star., 1938-10-02

1886 D ST. NE-NEW BASE. APT; IN
laid limo on floors; pvt. bath; Kitchen pine
rec. room; oil heat os
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5l3 B ST NE-ENTIRE FLOOR: TWO
rooms: kitchen and. private bath; with pri-
fa ~ h h
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So. Sol ROOM KITCHEN AND SEMI.
bath open porch. 211 Webster ST n "
Couple preferred. Adams 353o-W after
G pm on Monday and T1,eSdav 10
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626 D ST. NE-3 ROOMS. SCREENED
porch. gas and electricity furnished; ADULTS
only. Line. n"hS.
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BEDROOMS, LIVING ROOM. DINETTE.
Kitchen, beautiful tile bath with built-in
tun up and shower; newly decorated; $50.
Also similar apt. with tub bath S55. Very
Gn car line. Apply Apt. . on premises. 2525
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REDECORATED SMALL APT; / ROOM,
Kuchen. elass-lnclosed porch insulafed
Glean' quiet home; private entrance: sas
nedt; Electrolux, c.hw.. cleo. gas. phone
EmpIoyed ADULTS. gentiles. 4417 5th st. NV.
PETWoRTH-2 ROOMS KITCHENETTE.
convenient 10 express bus; S35 Rand 354i.
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| 6227 4th ST. NW.-LARGE FRONT
| room or | room and kitchenette; second
| floor private home. Geo. 1910
Evening star., 1938-10-02

BEST NV. SECTION. ATTRACTIVE Apt
on md floor; . rooms kitchen and hstb.
rent rem, reasonable. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO,
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l627 CONNECTICUT AVE
I,Wo rooms, bath. kitchenette. open fireplace,
large porch: very reasonable
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WOODFILGE' EOO4 BRYANT ST. NE
Practically new, modern 6 rms. l Il tiled
paths, oil heat hardwood floors. one of
finest kitchens in Washington; every con
venlence; house is insulated and weather
stripped, open fireplace laundry. yard.
Bryant ne
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TENNESSEE AVE. NE-SMALL APT,
aduit couple; heat, gas and electricity
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ROOM, SMALL KrTCHENETTE BATH
apt; electric refriseration; S2s. 412 3rd
st. ne.
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ao4 QUINCY ST. NV. .nd-FLOOR APT
3 rms, kit. bath; heat furn.: $40 so.
H. H. CARTER. Metropolitan Bank Bldg
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WALKING DISTANCE WHITE HOUSE
Two and three rms. kit. din. bath. reas.
u & z f,anf
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l1o6 HoLBRoOK ST. NE. APT 3-3
rooms kitchen. bath. back porch. base
ment; heat and hot water Furnished: S45
Apply PENN REALTY CORP. 414 *
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G3S PENN. AVE. SE.-HEAT FURNISHED.
= rooms: kitchenette. private bath: rent
reasonable
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4ln3 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV
Three large rooms kitchen. bath and
screened porch, on first floor. Gas. cleo
triclty, heat and telephone: reasonable
LIVING ROOM WITH FIREPLACE d.
3ette. kitchen. = bedrooms; first floor; new
home. Shepherd tSta
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dAkOMA Park, 81 CARROLL, AVE-
: rooms bath shower: front entrance
mrs. nIsl moor convenient location: S45;
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$50 So ROOMS. DINETTE- KITCHEN.
Apt No VI InEh inaSioseo porch. private yard.
~. 4No l. l -bI Rdum st. ne
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JUST OPENING,
1706 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
TRULY RESIDENCE OF DISTINCTION
Former home Of diplomat.
Elevator service
Every room newly decorated.
Luxurious new furniture in every room.
Most comfortable beds
Two or more windows to every room
Plenty baths--private and semi-private.
Few beautiful rooms for groups OF 8 and 4
CHOICE OF MEALS
Special Rates to First Guests.
RATES FROM $40 MONTH
Basement Rooms Lower.
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LADY WANTS TO SHARE WITH ANOTHER
l rooms. kitchenette and bath le2t n. III
ave. NV, Apt. 614. Decatur z77o.
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PETWORTH. 423o 3rd ST. NW.-NEWLY
decorated; rm.,. kit bath inc porch.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

GEORGETOWN IN HISTORIC RESI-
dence ] very large room with tower alcove,
SulImah kitchen and bath. = windows: re-
0l st. 'O'
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;'tt,o IN 81. N W ROOMS. KITCHEN,
hath; Frigidalre on house current: new
stoves: rent, $3.50. Apply RESIDENT
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4u2S BRANDYWINE ST. NW-4 ROOMS,
m Il. automatic heat: convenient to high
and grade schools, $50 month II NJ
oHli n CieV. S44l Evenings Clev 2443
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| 1923 CHESAPEAKE ST. NW-5 ROOMS
ami automatic heat convenient to hiah
slld graoe schools: $3.50 month H. Nj.
| oSli1 CieV. "44l. EVENINGS. Clev 24s}
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23"a FAIRLAWN AVE. Sc APT 2
,croSS Pa; Ave. Bridge 1st street turn
ieita-3 laree rooms, kit, din. bath,
screened porch; heat and hot water fur
u SsJhopplng csnter tturn left / BIZ Adults.
II FISCHER. Ills Oath ST q All n1 20 :
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1866 BELMONT ST. NW-4 LARGE.
airy rooms. reception hall. tiled bath with
ShoWer. fireplace. screened balcony oil
after 4 .
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BROOK AND = NEWLY DECORATED. .
rooms, den. kit. large incloSed porch. bath;
aml.; heat. gas, elec. incl; reas. 1911
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III KENTUCKY AVE. AT LINCOLN
Park rooms kitchen and bath, with
heat. cleo. gas, entire End fl. Line.
RHGl W N2n os
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Iiv1No ROOM. BEDROOM. KITCHEN.
ssao s:sn 7SiftSs 7SfS vs.,. :5SS5S ssaSs e. ss
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READY TO MOVE IN

1907 NJ ST NV
Completely furnished apt. one room and
! bath. Si1. 90 to $50 90; includes cleo
tricity. ras linen and maid service.
Apply Resident MANAGER
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BOND APTS., 1892 NEW HAMPSHIRE
ave- and . rooms. kitchen, dinette,
bath. Frieidisre: elevator. Dist 1870.
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315 l2th ST. NE RMS. KIT, BATH
rated; rent reduced; heat and hw mel
refrigeration. To inspect. see janitor or
phone STEUART BROS. Dist. 2434. Other
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135 MADISON ST. NW-THREE ROOMS
Kitchen bath refrieeration, complete SIS.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

WOODRIDGE, 3O52 MONROE ST Ne
Private home: . rms. kitchen. pvt. hath
sIassed-in perch: oil heat; gas, eiec.. refe /;
Evening star., 1938-10-02

2lHO G ST. N.W.-1 AND = ROOM APTS.
reasonable; sleeping room. S. and up.
OPPORTUNITY-3 RMS. RECEPTION
hall and extra large kitchen: newly dec;
Frlg!daire. oil heat. gas and elec included:
yard and cellar only S45 month. Apply
lN01 Otis nl u W
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PETWORTH 327 ALLISON ST NV
ise. rms. kit. bath; heat, gas. elec. refe
empl couple pref; reas. Adams 45S6-J
MI; PLEASANT. 3l64 18th ST. NV
back porch; immediate possession: rent
reas. Adams 1335 A'hs
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. ROOMS. BATH. OIL HEAT. REFRIGFR-
atlon. gas stove: $3.50 Apply 800
GREENWOOD ave. Takoma Park Md
] M N. H. AVE. NV LARGE ROOMS
noTth and south exposures. kitchen, hath
with shower So 20 s'" ooth
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t4ou lhth ST. NW-ATTRACTIVELY Y
iteo p1one. use OF kitchen if desired North
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WOODBRIDGE. 1913 RI AVE NE
lg. .h.k rooms; st floor: Frisidaire sink
pVt entrance; everything furu.; $31 so
5000 ILLINOIS AVE. NV" RMS KIT.
pain; gas electricity, phone elec refg.,
venetian blinds; gentle adults
:, ROOMS; ATTRACTIVE FuRN: Will.
REM or sell furn rental basis CleY.
b4l5. Sun and eve
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1918 WALBRlDGE PL. NV. goth AND
Park rd-4-room apt, fully equipped;
ami: adults; reas. Col. 4116-J.
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Continued on Next Psge.l
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2 ROOMS DINETTE. KITCHEN AND
bath. large closets Kitchen complete.
FriGidaire gas. light included; $3.50,
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OPP. WARDMAN PIX, 2S15 9th st NV,
of Conn, Attract rooms. double. single ;
excellent meals. S35S37.5O. Columbia
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KA. 81 RANDOLPH PL. NV.
Is. kit. and bath: Friaidaire:
ID: S42 50-S45. Phone Dist.