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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-02

Adolf Hitler'S deputy leader in the party.
 It was alleged that all the de- fendants were linked with each other and with Trotsky, who now is in Mexico, in gigantic conspiracy, extending back 20 years, to assas- sinate Russian leaders, murder others who came under medical care, to partition the country in league with foreign powers, and to seize power themselves under a re- stored capitalist regime.
 Minor Stir Caused
 Krestinsky caused minor stir when he said 1t was no use to deny his guilt during the preliminary investigation, and declared that he lied to his inquisitors.
 T did not speak the truth" he said. T spoke falsely of my own free will because I was convinced there was no use denying my guilt except in open court"
 Unlike some previous trials, the proceedings were not broadcast.
 When Krestinsky was first asked if he were guilty, he arose and said ::
 T am not guilty. I am not a spy. I never had any dealings with foreign intelligence services" When Prosecutor Andrew Vishin- sky questioned him about alleged admissions during preliminary ex- animation, Krstinsky reaffirmed his statement that he is not guilty. At first he made no explanation but finally admitted that he lied.
 Denies His Guilt
 Krestinsky is slightly stopped, be- spectacled, with his hair receding from his temples and is in his late f1fties. In strained, low voice he made his denial of guilt, infrequent among Soviet citizens in post-revo- lutionary trials.
 AS the trial proceeded, Krestinsky, in high-pitched, quavering voice, waged a dramatic fight for his life. He was badgered by the gray-haired Vishinsky, who bounced like cat on his every answer.
 Krestinsky reiterated repeatedly, am not IrOCSKylSC.
 Vishinsky then asked the defend- ants Gregory Grinko and S. A. Bes- sonov:
 "Is he Trotskyist?"
 They replied:
 "Yes, he is."
 Charges Pour Out
 Charge after charge, denunciation after denunciation, poured like acid from the lips of Vishinsky, as he read the long indictment to the judges sitting above him on their red draped bench, with Field Mar shal Vastly Ulrich, commander in chief of the Russian armies in the Far East, presiding.
 Facing the prosecutor in their lit- tie square box to the judges right, the 21 defendants heard the charges that everyone thought must mean their doom-a firing squad before a blank wall of the Lubianka prison within 72 hours of their conviction.
 Bukharin At Head
 Nikolai Ivanovitch Bukharin, "heir of Lenin." had marched at their head as they entered the court room in single file, guards with bayoneted rifles on each side of them. All were men of national prominence. Some were of international promi- hence. Half dozen at one time or another had been of world renown.
 Now, their former comrades said, they were murderers, traitors. Some
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-02

resulted in comment that the own- CTS might have to take up the un- sanitary condition described by MT. Humphrey with the state board of health to force the city to lay the sewer as the project was too small to allow WPA participation at the present. There is no appropriation for the work, at present, and the controller has "stymied" inter- change of allotments of funds for various city projects with his re- fusal to honor acquisitions unless an appropriation is available for the specific work described by the voucher. MT. Humphrey described a "very unsanitary" condition in the section for which he sought the sewer.
 After severa, residents of Pratt place, who formerly had opposed changing of the name of the street to Bond street, appeared last night to revoke their disapproval, the board recommended the change to the board of aldermen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-02

party.
 Meantime, another party of VIVA officials left San Francisco for Fresno to join the search.
 The plane last was heard from shortly after Capt. Graves decided not to attempt to scale the Teha- chapi mountains, a rugged barrier between Central and Southern California.
 Craft Must Be Down
 That the craft was down was a foregone conclusion since it car- ried fuel enough to last not later than 1 a. m. (4 a. m. EST0 the ship was nine hours overdue at Los An geles at a. m. (EST.
 At no time on his flight south from San Francisco edid Capt. Graves report any trouble other than that ice was forming on the wings of his plane when he was flying at an altitude of 10000 be- tween Tejon and Saugus. .......
 That Nls when he adv5ed off cials of his line that he decided to turn northward.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-02
G. o. P. MEETING DATE

Hartford, Conn, March 2-(UP)- April g was announced today for the third annual convention of the Con- necticut Young Republicans, which originally was scheduled for May. Arrangements were being made for 500 delegates, representing 127 units.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-02
M. Alcorn, Jr., at Dartmouth.
 All Witnesses Summoned

All witnesses brought before the jury will be summonsed by Special Prosecutor Alcorn. who will be aid- ed by state troopers. The jury may direct the subpoena of any other witness not named by Alcorn, how ever. Alcorn will go before the jury and direct the questioning, he said yesterday.
 It appeared that the investigation would be continued here, in spite of the order for call of the grand jury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-02
What Causes Epilepsy?
 Is There a Cure?

A booklet containing the opinions of famous doctors on this interest ing subject will be sent FREE, while they last, to any reader writ ing to the Educati Division, 55l Fifth Avenue, New York, N. r., Dept. M-191
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-02

One hundred ten of every 1000 persons in Germany are over 60 years old.
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 Connolly said he did not know what museums would receive gifts from the collections.
 The sale will be the most impor- tant in art circles here since J. P. Morgan disposed of some paintings and his collection of miniatures in 1885.
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AIR LINER, NINE
 ABOARD, IS LOST

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POLICE OUT OF
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HEARST BREAKS
 UP COLLECTION

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HOUSES FURNISHED.

S35.5 PER MONTH-FIvE ROOMS
screened porch refg.. stove heat. earase
yard; fare zone; restricted. Hillside
O543-M
6 RMS. BATH ENCLOSED SLEEP PORCH
oil burner. Frigidaire. gar; conven. tranSp.
shopping center. Georeia $3.50.
$50, 37l, KANSAS AVE. NV R.
b. oil heat: completely furnished. THOS.
D. WALSH. INC. Sl5 lth n W. Dist. 1oos.
COMPLETELY FURN.. 4-BEDRooM =
bath home in Lyon Park. Modern with oil
heat and insulation. Corner lot SIX -,
Arranged for one or two families BOSS q
PHELPS. Arlington. Va. Walnut 6f4S
4O7 CONCORD AVE. NW,-S1X ROOMS.
bath. gas furnace, electric refrigeration;
insulated, caulked. screened and weather.
stripped. two inclosed porches, GARAGE
Key at 400 CONCORD ave. Inspect and
submit offer L. T. GRAVATTE. 1e9 18th
st. NV. National 0153.
9-ROOM CORNER HOUSE OIL HEAT:
large yard. trees. garage; on r. l. ave. ne;
500 month. North 433S.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
81 so 10Th st; NV r, D. INCL. porch;
oil heat; Frieid.: garage; nicely furr.;
large yard. Adams O612o
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OPEN-kEW.
ALEXANDRIA VA
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED. UNFURN1SHED APT, OR 3
rooms. private bath and Kitchen yard and
porch preferred: rent reasonable Emer.
S3l5
YOUNG COUPLE WITH INFANT DESIRE
unfurn apt. in refined home in Bethesda
Oh Oh. area for next several years while
S4o inclu. heat. utilities. Box 156-A, Star
WANTED AT ONCE FUR. -UNFUR APIS.
PHONE OR SEE F. L. ELLIS.
1910 Vermont Ave. Room 21a. Natl. 33S4.
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THE ROYALTON, 91S NJ ST. N.W.-ES-
and bath: clean, VeI-Eept building. ii With S
in, in waking distance Of downtown: rent.
psF HHYbEN nc1Ea assns on prem"
60ala MORTON ST. NE.mDuPLEx; FIVE
& LUCHS. National 2345.
Mr. WALTER REED. 7le FERN PL. NV
elec turn.: private entrance: adults
l5s1 list ST. NV, APT. o5l,BACHELoR
apt; $37 month. See res. mgr.
bath: newly decorated: % oil heat. ch.w.. h eiec. i
refg.: tabletop gas stove. 5000; adults.
RIvERDALE HTS. MD. RIGHT OFF
Charlotte ave- on HishEFirst new brick
Adams 56l9
MADISON APIS. 1879 EYE ST NV
One room. dressing closet and bath. $40.
en-. bath heat, gas elec. furnished. Shep-
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH, -D1NETTE.
E5sdPFe ETH Pa ave- ss Sc 60 43snse 0snsT y s 2 CATION
sttrae,, newly dec. room rooms Din din. kit. hAb Ssth.
ss Adam; sss Of eo ne
NORTH RANDLE H1GHLANDs-s ROOMS,
kitchen bath, front porch and yard; rea-
- rooms: foyer. Kitchen. bath, heat. Frig-
idaire: $4,000. See ianitor.
s5as ssa rsis 18th ST hd,s N.Y. s4S RMs
BRoDIE !: ses GoLBERT BERT INC. NATL. 1878.
24l5 ST NV AND , ROOMS, KIT
6snt 6,nt bssh; Rss MA walknS distance Interior
eN Atrae5ive, cheerful l 4rm rn Eit 81 bath apt;
elec. refg; S47 so Res mgr UNION sToR-
AGE CO. 705 Fla. ave. NV: North 0104.
;t 25st 18th ST; NV JUST OFF GO,
hall: inclosed porch. Frieidaire. $50 80.
BOND APIS. 1880 NEW HAMPSHIRE
sor 100Ts pstFes fsshsn s2ed bath rrs'da're e'sva
1928 CLIFTON ST NW;-s54-75 5 R., B..
h. water: gar. S3. Janitor. Col. 1859.
1888 r ST. N.W.--LARGE LIVING ROOM
kitchen. Frigidaire:
sS$s s;s: a:a ss :;5s ca!
?Goms room sr kitchen S.h APr Screened po1eh re-
ddecorated; rent $3.50. District 2434.
room Murphy bed. kitchen. dinette. bath,
heat. free refrigeration: $40.
NEAR DUPONT C1RCLE-NEWLY RECON-
ditioned corner apt: rms: kit. tile bath.
elevator: adults only: s45. Resident mana
ger. 1920 21st st. NV.
RANpA MIoH.ANDs "a, 'a. zHa l541 s5th 81
bus stop at door Adults. 49,
9 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH: SLEEP
ing porch: heat, gas and e!ec;: unlim tele-
phone with extension. Adults. 1919 9th
st. ne.
550o oth .eT WV 7oth Ann FRNNFDy7
- rooms kitchen and bath; modern q
sS2rsnt st9T, corner Rem, oss ssG Fr'dr' on house
sss resident manager ,:s, ez call EDWARD
S3s. .5O-THE PAIRLEE 1921 KENYON ST.
NV. tnr. 14th and PIX. rdD-On 1st floor.
large rm; nice ~ Kit. @ dinette tie e.. bath;
NAVAL VILLAGE lila % %lNEAREsT 81 RIVER. 24s1 ~
b.: elec. refg.: mr.. Army. Navy. Int. BidEs..
1875 N ST, NW.-sPACIoUs ROOM.
kitchen. bath: Venetian blinds: built-in
bookcase: gas. elec. incl. S47.bo.
4,i 4sos &C GEORGIA @ ,z,s; AyE.s RMS: KIT.
rent conv. transportation: S42.5O.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-5 ROOMS,
and bath, $3.50. GRAHAM d OGDEN.
5in.s 5ia "9Sdw'!d %. s19H9 Rlds' Natl. 1889. Eve
OWNER. 1904 Columbia I'd. NV.
e2sA 4th ST. N.E.--5 ROOMS, BATH.
tseE oMNER Go1mSi. rd Nv
us tS5 massS ~: sssY s
sessaA.s ssSs nso1s s9ss Fl a1
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APARTMENTS UhEURhIsHED.

CoLoRED COUPLE SHARE 7-RM. HOME,
furn S21. 80, includes 4aS, cleo, FriRidalre.
h.-wh. sos K NV, after 3
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HOUSES UNFURklsNEp

4212 3rd ST. Nw.-s ROOMS. PATH 3
inclosed porches. h -w.h.. garage: refe. good
condition: S65: OWNER. Columbia 46I3.
4223 4th NV. lBETWEEN uPsHUR AND
Esctroiux; redecorated: SIS. so Rand soss..
1901 1lth ST. Nw-coRNER BRICK;
suhhny; schdnIs aiSyi rooms; heating cheap; near
5-room bungalow. ami. with earars
sps9e NnTis 1905 ae5 3 cars. Rent. s5o5o. Phone
1an,s. 1sIs ST; ANAcosT1AIs LARGE
condition, nice location: S4215
CORNER DETACHED HOME IN EXCEL
lent Northwest section rms. baths.
ssssss Rf5'e'' rfReY isRes0T Il s6ssETI R6s
PETWoRTE : RENOVATED sIx-RooM
Ss Tss as0Sss Geo o05sh $500 Scr
CHEVY CHASE MD. I6l QUINCY ST.
5.nos 2 r. b.: detached ,H ,nneSs neS condition; large
IN desirable neishborhoods, ransins from
VIM NJ THRocKMoRroN. feaitor. aoI
Invest. Bldg. Dist 500"
r st. s.e.-2-famiiy house rms newly
dec; h.-w.h.: garage; s5n.50 Natl. a724.
LARGE ne si1M HOMES REAsoNAHdy PRICED;
w on !s'ioae o., n'"'-io rms o..
14ol Eye g. 81: rvs Z wsULLtysN $s,Ion., 4s.s.
ssS0a::5s sssSoE?:5s' iaIh la'h sT; It. NV wv.
rms Phone nsyy M dss9Fnte s1RnnE ss ssss sse-
y. 7IHa STAFFORD RD. BETHESDA.
finished, attic nice yard, 81. ssr.; oil
neat ?1s ksx McklNLEY} X il!} ST. BETHESDA
Like new: Or. h. bungalow oil heat.
E1sSfS sRop1r k, I. ,,o, 91 pEpZ 15e7 Eys st s
RENT REDUCED TO s." so
So st w-Seml-deteched contair-
Dit don Leo Spd fgth HAlsEs m Natl, i DcE'sG, sG con-
GLOVER PARK.
rms. inclosed sleeping porch. bath
gas heat. refrigeration bit in garsee
Tlt screened porch' sood condition. Ayailaols
ooa ,s.s cHAs p. sAGER ono
FOR RENT.
several houses. all well located available
ior immediate occuparcy You are invited
70 cail at the ONCE or phone for oiher
GEORGE I. BORGER.
643 Indiana Ave NV Nat! O35o
2012 MONROE ST. NE.
. rooms. tie bath in neu-houSe condi-
ton near parochlal and public schools.
churches, stores, and transportation Is at
the door. Rent reduced to S62 so
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
as3 New York Ave NV. Realtors. Natl a7a7
420 10th ST. NE.
ssfsFe EMS exts ss1h cdador eee ss 1car
pant will show: S55 mo.
FLOYD f DAVIS CO
G33 18th ST. n " Natl n@5o
CHEVY CHASE-S6.75O.
Attrac. brick & bright rooms bath. .
screened pOrcheS, gar. rood cond To n
spect call DIXIE REALTY CO Natl $3.50.
CLEVELAND PARK.
3bn1 Newark ST. v.-Detached rms,
: paths. MAIDS nm. new range eec.
retg.. automatic INV heater and h ".
heating plant: > large poTcheS LARGE a.
tractlye grounds; detached sarage Sl0O.
LEE D. LATIMER CO..
.22 Investment Bde. Natl. 4l4s.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

UNFURNIsHED AND FURNISHED BUN
galows and houses. All sections. Car
service. Natl 1854.
WINFIELD & THURM. 9OS 10th NV. Is
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, ALL MODERN
Improvements: 4 rooms. :, baths. recreation
room and lavatory. garage: facing Rock
Greek Park; on bus line. immediate pos,
I'd NV. Adams 6IR3.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(.p2nuIluoNl

P~uui*uOJ)
1903 ALLISON ST. N.W.-LARGE ROOM,
kitchen. newly furnished: refrigeration.
siss'' sss Sns gas linen. silver. phone included;
2135. 212l AND 2OO2 ST. NW.-LARGE,
kitchenette. .S15-S2b mo Small room, So
D,tTiet 81 psI sfsk sss5 Also small basement apt.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY 3
ioomS kitcnen and bath; oil heat, Electro
lux insulated; modern. l47 Carroll st.
Sc Adams 494O-W.
RENOVATED: 1-2 ROOMS, FULL-sIzE
Kxltchens h-wh h.: walking distance; SIS to
SSnuui, 1881 y st. NV. at 10th. Dupont
mr.. ROOSEVELT HIGH sl4 sHEP ST.
Entire md H.. liv rm. . bedrms.. kit
Gao.. din;; hall bath gas, cleo. refg; adults.
lila 18TH NV, DoWNToWN5-end-
hoor ho APT newly decorated, furn.; warm.
PETWoRTH. 7l5 ALLISON ST. NV
diSetye Heety iurn: so bedroom living rm Kitchen
available: adults.
lslS CALVERT ST. N.W.-ATTRAcTIvE.
ADULTS: cars. buses.
s.s4 sEDAn M.,fs2 ,couRrs R1:a T4KoNA 3.S t.a5,
retriseration Incl: ss5. pGeeh Geo o5ss a. e'ee'
RTMENTS-UNFuRN.
n.r FREE CAR AND GUIDE
N a4i NEW YORK EVE xEE NW NMSs' 4GS$; iS:
APARTMENTS FURN.. UNFURN
~, free car service. all sizes. prices.
lolo vermont ave-. room "l7. Nat. 1884.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
bunealows in Woodbridge Living room
with open fireplace. automatic heat: de-
eu1s aAq 9a10ehfI PhEfbs sfbsols cev P5es $3.50
Until ttp pm. 35is Conn ave
SIX HUGE ROOMS, 3 BATHS. THE
Insulation. slate roof, weather -strippins.
oil burner, breakfast room, full basement.
garage and porch, Beautiful home. Go
out Georgia ave. to Piney Branch I'd. to
houses at corner of Philadelphia eve.
ROBT. E. LOHR. 31l Cedar ST.. Takdma
Park. Georgia 0sS1.
So. .1OO-UPPER PETWORTH. NEAR 7th
ST. This home with rooms and porches.
built by Dunigan. is an exceptional oner.
ing Call Natl. 1898 until Q pm.
312 D ST NE, NEAR LIBRARY OF con-
gress BARGAIN S5.950. l.. H. THApEN.
Wisconsin 5440. ID
brick; 8 br. and bath; oil heat; lot sox1 IS;
Many fruit and shade trees. Near bus ana
stores. NV suburb Easy terms. Call
Dist. 2T24: ewes. Clev. 043@ .
ONE BLOCK OF 14th AND COLUMBIA
rd-1O r. and . tile baths: oil heat: Gear
brick garage; elec refe completely wealth.
er-stripped and screened: large. dry cellar
tcould be used for apt): price only S1I95O:
small cash. balance monthly. e. A. GAR
VEY fowner). District 450s Sun. and eve.
Georsia $500. 1126 Vt. ave.
8 ROOMS. IN REFINED GEORGETQwN
neiehborhood. new-house condition. 3023
Csmbridse pl. NV. Adams 4e23-J.
CONTINUED On Next Psgs.S
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.

TAkoMA 1s.Ii PARK ROOMS. KITCHEN,
semisprivate, bath: bath heat; sss; electricity:
entrance; $40. Lincoln 1856.
able professional people; large rooms.
End floor; newly dec; extra lavatory.
DOWNTOWN, 12l5 10th ST NV BED
S42b0. Inquire janitor.
NORTHUMBERLAND. "039 NEW HAMP-
shire ave NV. Apartment 104-Living
room, dining room, bedroom. X. b.. 500. :
Na;,y MEW ApT ROOMS S., KrTGHEN xTS II 95 pI;
CLEVELAND PARK-"nd FL. 1924 HIGH
land pl NV; :, rm., k. and b.. fireplace,
large inclosed south porch. garage: / s min.
downtown Woodley 4ls9.
Mr.. NAVY :, YARD-z-DUPLEx APT: :"
diion d x aaess e" gan ots sNsesn' Sc con-
:29 PENNA. AVE SE.- RMS BATH.
h.-w.h.. gas. cleo: back porch. front bal
cony. Newly renovated --
1920 9TH ST. NV
rooms bath and porch 500
MET. 4707. HUErER. 3o3 7th ST. NV.
3s0l HALEY TER SE.-2-ROOM FRONT
apt. with everything furnished S27 per
7o4 is}h ?ohN St. agaSS NV. CO. Dist Dist s14s.
ali outside rooms Excellent condition.
Reduced to S33 80 month
PA 18th PL. NE-?nd A.: rooms.
bath and hall: elec: INV h. rear porch.
F9f JESSE saHdt'fn It. aE1skEf EsfHeed g =" g. @n
24l4 l4th ST. NV, 3rd Fl.
Rms. Kit. Bath; Heat Furn.: S42oo
A. D TORRE REALTY CO..
1923 N Capitol ST Dupont 1855.
AN ATTRACTIVE APT OF > RMS:
kitchen and bath. on the Ind foor 81
11l! Conn. ave. Reduced rental. PERCY
H RUSSELL CO. 1871 X st. NV
1881 QUE ST. NV ROOM, KITCHEN.
completely furn. S.5S 50. Also room. kltch-
en- S32 80 Also single room. 81 so.
1913 Shepherd st. nw--l room, Kitchen
" URCioLo REALTY CO. Met. 4a41
PETWORTH 1927 DECATUR ST. NV.
> rms, kit. bath. din, scr. porch: heat.
hot water furn. See Janitor. rear 3l5
Decatur -
VIM NJ. THRoCKMoRTON.
Invest Bldg. Realtor. Dist. 6o9".
S35-SPECIAL-SI5
1905 K st. SET r. and b, all outside;
like new. large yard: bargain.
III RITTENHOUSE ST NV
Modern. exposure. ; rooms and kitch-
enette. recreation room; elec. refs.
porches: sarage. Key. side entrance.
Reason able
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NEAR l6th-Double and single rooms: in
cro1nvenient neighborhood: with good board.
Also garage Col. 1925.
i137 IRVING ST. NW.-Private home
Adsms idsrs Of 5s4s a9p0e room home-c0oked meals
17os 18th ST. N.W.--sinele double rooms:
sooo meals: walking distance
53ll 553dlll NEVADA New AvE--Double room. twin
y SQUARE from bus Emerson 3s3e'
NEAR Dupont CIRCLE. 1927 10th st. NV
EHeautliul rooms, private semi-private
oath: excellent meals; reasonable.
WSoQ}}bR1DGEmBeautiful we }}nsl sen large room; on,
excellent meals DUPONT o N4la 4s5s s0uhs couple
2ooe WYOMING AVE. Nw.-conn- ave.
see oor .Ra Nth 0ss yons single man aysable on
1908 MASS. AVE NW-Attractiye room,
excellent meals home environment for
young women; reasonable. North 24II lS.
I4o7 1sth ST. NW.-Larse double room,
ment room for Young men: sVitchboard.
ll.ssI l23I -ddAI HARVARD ST, Nw.-Attractive
spe ad,es coum6ia a s1nv 5oss ss'eent meals
1929 K ST. NW.-Nicely, furnished single
and double rooms, semi-private bath: excel
lent board. selected menus. Reasonable 19'
1914 MADISON ST. NW-Comfortable
room. next to bath and shower: Splendid
transp.: express bus. Geo 4"1l
SHARE EXCLUSIVE HOME with well-baI-
anced clientele of men who appreciate
real food value, able to pay: reference
P o. Box 343O
DUPONT CIRCLE, "131 Mass. ave-Lovely
large room. private bath. showers; for j
or B. Also a cheerful share room for young
lady Best foods. See how reasonable and
nappy you can live in this beautiful ex-
embassy home with many other cheerful
young people. Dupont 94O4.
DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont ave-Select
front, twin beds ch.w: best foods: IS
Wkly. each also single. Met. 1904.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for young
man IN lovely home. S25 month. Excellent
meals. Refs. required. Wis 1872.
COLL COLUMBIA RD at Conn. ave
Beautiful. bright single. double ROOM
e:h:w.: unlimited phone. Reasonable.
OPP. WARDMAN PARK, of Conn. 2s15
27th-Niee bright single double rms; best
meals: S32.50 up. Columbia 1921.
1922 N ST N.W.-Sunny, double room:
fedecorated and nicely furnished; attrac.
1--WE single room: dne meals: reasonable. .
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THE ROYALTON, 91S M ST. NW.-ES-
pecialE attractive apartments of flve rooms
and bath: a clean, well-kept building with
in Walking distance of downtown: rent
So so per month; representative on prem
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SUBURBAN ROOMS,
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

BETHESDA. Alp GEORGETOWN rd-2 fur.
n1Shed In. k: rooms: private bath: gas cleo
unlimited phone: S45
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MlDDLE-AGED LADY wants = furn rms
top moor. away from radios; Ink rooms
or 1urn. apt; reasonable. Box 4s1-B, Star.
FURNISHED ROOM in vicinity of Taylor
man Call Wisconsin 1926
ROOM or small bsmt. apt, young man:
pref. near Naval Hosp. State price. Box
493-C. Star
WANTED-Two rooms for light housekeep-
ing unfurnished: water in kitchen Mrs
a -Magruder. 1136 Columbia rd. NV
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$500 w PL NV.
Front apartment, two rooms, kitchen
and bath. refrigerator, 1890
SEQ KENNEDY ST. NV.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath. back
porch; tefriyefator, electricity free; $3.50.
HARRY JUSTINE,
SO 1lth - NV. NaU. SslI. -.
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ROOMS WANTED.

4or H%oLMEAD % PL.-2 rms. Ink;
ear 18th and Park rd.: A. pm; reduced
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COLORED
1852 Hamlin ST. n.e.-6 rooms. tile bath.
2 extra rooms in the attic full basement;
in new-house condition; garage on alley:
S62 so.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
ac5 New York Ave. NV. Natl. a1a7.
5OOl E. Cap. St. Line. 354O.
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NEAR 16th-Double and single rooms: in
convenient neighborhood: with good board
Also garage. Col. 1925.
1137 IRVING ST. NW-Private home
slnsle or double room; home-cooked meals
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THE VIVIAN.
THE MAURY." 4"
ROOMS FUR, & UkFUR.
ROOMS UNFURNlsHEp.

3343 18th ST. NW-Unusually large,
sunny studio room, newly dec ch.w
ELlll- prlVlleseS. unlim phone Col a143
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1114 E ST. SE-3 attractive rooms and
eomplete kitchen; h.. G. and elec; reason
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32s FARRAGUT NW-Large front bed
room, private bath: double exposure. Also
small room
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l!2s EYE sT. NW-YoUNd LADY, WITH
others; $50. Republic l74O after 9 pm.
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l4O4 CAFRITZ DI. 9080

COLORED. ON ST Mr. 9Th NM
rms. bath, porch. summer XII gas: s39 80.
PALKIN. 4l6 9TH st. NV. Dec. 2424
COLORED-FLATS.
5l5 end NV r, k, b., el:. gas, S25 ~.
AZ 4th Sc. r. k b el. g. So. 50.
1918 3rd n.w.-I r. <. b. e. g" $50 ssnn.
Others from ST.. so to S32 so.
E M AIKEN 500 II st. NV.
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1920 M ST. -Non-houseEeepine-
smi running water first floor; private
home: 500 per mo
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(COntinlled

1ROQUOlS, Apt. 500, 1410 M st--Nicely
!urnlshed room, near bath; continuous hot
water; rent reasonable; ladies preferred
Evening star., 1938-06-12
"There's a real
difference Oe
!. tween most tobac-
. 60 and truly fine
orade," says Mr.

Marvin Harris, well-known pIaI e.
sr, Camel bought the best OF my !,
last crop. / smoke camels 'o1;+x too, !.
know I'm getting extra quanss ~.
tobacco. Camels are oy ,a' sa y
cho;ce Of men who grow tobacco
Evening star., 1938-06-12

{; ',cIiaybourne, veteran plane; ns;d
sMany's the time they've vs p pau NJ.
more to get my finest lots e,sa+e1. o, 20.
t bacco. Yes, most Of US planners as >
d;fference in their finer tooacco''
Evening star., 1938-06-12

s smoke, / say smoke netter pc .o Tm
COS" And he adds: II guess I'm I'M
eoS, '',s,;sed to say who buys the
fine grades for their e'ea,e.ss tss,
Tue I,st this last crop, I sold my oes'
tobacco to Camel"
Evening star., 1938-06-12

.I know from per-
sonal experience
that Camel uses
! choice tobaccos,
saws Mr.. Cecil
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1--WE KNOW TOBACCO BECAUSE We CROW v" e,nt.r. ..,
1--WE ""o" o.c.usf WE KNOW TOBACCO Tobacco r''"'~'

Mr.. Robert Lee
Oakley is another
successful planter
who prefers Cam
els. "For a better