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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18
WATR PROGRAMS
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3:OO-Baseball Game-Bees vs.
 Reds 5:00-Melody Revue 5:30-Consplracy Trial Reports 5:45-Waterbury Democrat News 6:00--Yankee News 6.l5-Ann Del Crosse, Songs 6:30--Supper Melodies 6:45-Roll of Honor 7:O0--Fulton Lewis, Jr. Commen
 tator 7:15-Sports Page 7:30-Pearl Harbor Hawaiians 7:45-Concert Master 8:00--Green Hornet 8:30-Benno Rabinoff, Violinlst,
 and WOR Col cert orch. 9:00--The Senators 9:l5-Let's Sing a Hymn 9:30-Success Session 1 0:00-Morton 0 Gould's Orch. 1O:30-Ted Flo Rito's Orch. II 1:00-Yankee News Service Jurgen's orch. off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18

How another of the rackets which American out of billions dollars drama zed during the episode of Mr. District Attorney night from 0:0O to 10:30 EDST the NEG
 Raymond Edward Johnson, who starred mac will be heard the District Attorney Eleanor Silver in the veteran actors
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18

trump, which went down three tricks.
 Today's bridge quiz: If you hold a weak hand but with four of the suit bid by your partner, should you respond with one no trump as 6 sign-off, or two of your partners suit?
 Answer, Raising your partners suit from one to two Is considered a weakness bid. but with four trumps 1t is preferred to the weak ness bid of one no trump.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18
THE AIR WAVES
Dance lausle Tonight

6:SO-WEAF, Glen Miller WIZ, stuff Smith
 WABC, John Kirby 7:OO-WTIC, Fred Waring 7:30-WJZ, Ray Kinney 0:OO-WJZ, Artie Shaw WATR, The Senators 9:3O-WABC, Bob Crosby | 1O:OO--WATR, Morton Gould WABC, Hal Kemp lO:3O-WATR, Ted FioRito WIZ, Charlie Barnet 11:15-WEAF, Lawrence Welk WABC, Shep Fields 11:30-WATR, Dick Jurgens
 WIZ, Horace Heidt WABC, Cab Galloway Classical Music Tonight 7:45-WATR, Concert Master S:30-WATR, Benno Rabinoff,
 vi0linist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18
Mothers Club Wil
 Hold Annual Picnic

The Mothers Club of sts. Peter and Paul's parish will hold a picnic at Mrs. Joseph Phelan's cottage at Lake Beseck in Meriden on Thurs day, July 27th.
 All members who wish 10 attend must notify Mrs. Homer Emons of Fairlawn avenue or Mrs. Charles 8. Mccarthy of Englewood avenue before Saturday, July 22d.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18

Tickling tunes that offer another invitation will be presented by Uncle Waitress Dog House o:3o m EDsT over the Network stirring college medley Jungle Drums" for Bob stronR orchestra singers When You Wore Tlp Sweet Aden will contribute with "hen Your Lover Is Gone and Tom Wallace spice pro- ceedings with humo r
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18
Rebekah Lodge Has
 Annual Outing

Over 100 members and friends of Winona Rebekah lodge, I. o. o. F. attended an outing Saturday at Lake Compounce. Mrs. Doris Fan- cher was chairman of the commit- tee for arrangements.
 Miss wilhelmina Engert, and Mrs. Theodore Kurtz were in charge of the program of sports that took place in the afternoon. There was grabbag for children, a three legged race for boys and girls, won by Harold and Priscilla Hall, a sack race for girls, won by Mady Lynn; sack race for women, won by Miss Mary Hansen; sack race for men, won by George Reed. Miss Mary Wilderman won the shoe race; Har- old Hall and George Folwell the po- tato race for boys; Mrs. Roose, and Mrs. Augusta Espelin, the peanut race, Elizabeth Grant, the paper rolling race; and Mrs. Louise Tay- Tor the donkey game.
 Carl Loether and George Reed were in charge of the softball teams. Mir. Loether's team won the game. Miss Mary Wiederman won the watermelon race. Prizes were awarded to all winners.
 A picnic supper was served at the Casino at 8:30 o'clock, followed by an evening of card playing. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Reese, Mrs. Logan, Mrs. William Carke, and Mrs. Frank Granger. Everyone stayed to watch the fireworks at II o'clock.
 Mrs. James T. Finn and daughter Diana of G&rnnnMnnd aNefaiin haNa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18

Mrs. Frederick Cox of Brooklyn, N. Y. Rev. John Carr oficiated at the ceremony.
 Miss Gertrude Iva Finnan, sister of the bride, was her maid of honor and sole attendant and Simon Cronan of Brooklyn, N. Y., attended MT. Cox as best man.
 The bride wore @ Princess model gown of chalk white crepe styled with pin tucks and she wore a large white bangkok hat with grosgrain streamers and her corsage was of bridal roses. Her sisters frock was of sky blue crepe in Princess model with shirred bodice and she wore a natural rough straw hat with black velvet streamers. A corsage of talis- man roses and baby's breath com- pleted her ensemble. The dress of the brides mother was black and white figured chiffon and she wore a corsage of gardenias.
 Following the ceremony Q recep- ton for members of the immediate families was held at Keating's in Brooklyn. The couple left on an un- announced wedding trip and upon their return will reside at 8l6 Vest minister road, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs. Cox is 0 graduate of Crosby high school and the Brooklyn Col lege of City of New York and Mir. Cox is an alumnus of Belvedere Preparatory School and the Univer- sity of Dublin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18

MT. and Mrs. John McQuade of Greenwood avenue have returned home after motor trip through Virginia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

man who has climbed to the envable position of the
 ranks of the Penn Mutual Life of the largest organizations of It's America will be the guest of honor Muua Success Session tonight from 930 to 10 EDST over WATR John Stevenson addition will eypon in his life dramazed by this which stresses three important factors the science empymenhow get job how
 Keep It, and how to get ahead work The broadcast ducted by Clara Belle Thompson Margaret Wise nationally known job authorities nationally cator who began his mddewesten high school principal then turned business At B he called of unique theories learning to s to head the School of Insurance at Carnegie Tech His training insurance saesmen
 that the following he nducted try his methods at the Equitable Life of training 10000
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18

Mrs. Thomas L. Brayton and chil- drcn, Thomas L., Jr., and Robert J. Brayton have returned to their home in Worcester, Mass, after spending two weeks with her par- eflts, MT. and Mrs. Peter Dereske- yich of Lawrence street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18

Thoughts That Tommy Dorsey recording Is You certainly has than bone chorus just about the sweetest thing Leonard has been better Glen Miller tricks "Ancha Out?", say Marion Huttons voazing amazing Hutton family Her sister Two orchesas ing Finn Arthur and BgOde WATR Mutual from think at the top in couple of years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18

WATR Forecast Some of the features promised WATR- Mutual listeners at future dates include
 rdes with Francis Cronn ogans and Bobby Norris violn Tuesday Thursday 115 Dcaorhps" by Walter Ernst
 tonal Republican club this Friday A grams by the CBC singers Sunday evenings beginning
 Thomas Conrad Sawyes famous Word Dramas 2:l5. - ' "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18

Information from half mile on tap when the Information Please the with Dr. William Bebe distinguished scientist sphere submarine excursions guest expert Another visitor Clarence Burlington kand author of best sellers appeared fore to help the regulars the The will be at Aooogca society since 1899 He also director the socy
 et or scientific research author of scientific and member of list of learned societies Information Please"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18

Mrs. James T. Finn and daughter Diana of Greenwood avenue have left for Narragansett Pier where they will remain for some time. MT. Finn will join them later in the season,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-18

Miss Angela DeBone was honored at a greenback shower given by her mother, Mrs. Maria DeBone recently at the Franco-A American hall. Miss Deone Bwill be married on August 5th to Henry Paquette.
 Those present were: Mrs. Charles Paquette, Mrs. Frank Dance, Mrs. Domenic Crosse, Mrs. Jennie Gam bino, Mrs. Carmella D'Amato, Mrs Anna DiFronzo, Mrs. John Izzi, Mrs. Rocco Rinaldl, Mrs. A. D'Ambrose, Mrs. Anna Alonzo, Mrs. Robert Palomba, Mrs. Salvatore Paternos- ter, Lucy DiMasso, Mrs. Jennie Cip- riano, Mrs. Carmine Damiano, Mrs. Lucy Zurlo, Mrs. Anna Dance Frenes, Mrs. Arthur Palombo, Mrs. Al Vignali, Mrs. Eva Pannone, Mrs. Edmund Paquette, Mrs. Nicholas MenelleZ Mrs. Susie Amabile, Mrs. Joseph Damiano,
 Mrs. Mary Maisto, Mrs. Michael DiPrimio, Mrs. Ada Crosse, Mrs. Matta!lini, Mrs. Angelo Sylvester, Chestra Dambroski, Mrs. Carmela Pace, Mrs. Rose D'Amico, Mrs. Car- men Rosa, Mrs. John Petro, Mrs. Anna Giangiacomo, Mrs. Betty Ale onzo, Mrs. Mamie Divito, Mrs. Af,- thony Salvio, Mrs. Ralph Guisto, Mrs. Anthony Dance, Jr., Mrs Flor cnce Petro, Mrs. c. Gugiatti, Mrs. John Zappone, Mrs. Mary pino, Mrs. Mary Infante, Mrs. Margaret Crosse, Mrs. Elizabeth Serlise, Mrs. Lena Tartaglia, Mrs Frank Rose, Mrs. Mary Amabile,
 Mrs. Clorinda Mirto, Mrs. Jane Paquette, Mrs. Albert Cristino, Mrs. Mary Dance, Mrs. Mary Sciaretta Cristino, Mrs. John Petro, Mrs. An- gelo Invelito, Mrs. Mary Lombardo, Mrs. Paul Moynahan, Molly D'An- drea, Mrs. Pauline Invelito, Mrs Josephine Petrucci, Nora Hayes Mrs. Mae Migliaro, Mrs. John Corso Mrs. Mary Gulotti, Mrs. Fern Regis Mrs. Meddallna Guerrero, Mrs Marguerite Montagna, Mrs. Michael zibello,
 Mrs. Joseph Piazza, Katherine zappone, Mrs. William Greenwood, Jr., Mrs. Hilbert iVtone, Mrs. Frank Verrastro, Yolando Crosse, Theresa Damiani, Ellen Duva, Cecilia Pet- rillo, Mrs. Josephine LaPorta, Mrs. Camilla Constantine, Mrs. Michael DiPrimo, Mrs. Anthony Damiani, Florence zello,
 Connie Place, Mrs. Rocco Salvio, Mrs. Betty Macary, Mrs. Luisa Mas- tropietro, Mary Duva, Mrs. Donald Zappone, Lucy Lucian, Mrs. Jose phine Perugini, Mrs. Bart Damiano, Mrs. Rose Azzara, Mrs. Anna Za- bara, Theresa Zurlo, Mrs. Mary Sol- omito, Emma Pirone, Mrs. Domenic Basile, Mrs. 1ncornata Caggiano, Mrs. Maria DeBone and Mrs. Dom- chic Testa.
 Santa Maria circle, Daughters of Isabella, will hold their monthly meeting on Wednesday evening at 8:15 o'clock at the Knights of Co., lumbus hall on North Main street. Plans will be completed for the va rious activities which the circle will sponsor during the remainder of the summer.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
HOUSES FURNISHED,

WISH TO. SHARE GROOM, BATH, ALL
settled adults; beautiful yard, Shade trees.
RsS de- 6Ficf rms . BE 6sd!ms11 nhAHL
ssho aqa lease heat Dixie sE KEAfy OCey co
Natl. $3.50. Sun. wisconsin 4a47.
400 INGRAHAM ST. NW.-NEARLY NEW;
rms. ? baths. sunroom. dinette. recIsa-
h sTg sas2S aooM TWo Jsfss aT eATH sS
attractive comfortabiy furnished Si'3
weekly $50 monthly. 324 i4th ne
SPACIOUS P ,sEvEN55RooM FURNISHED
eral months. Jackson 2l62.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-NICELY FURNISHED
nine-room; three bath house, large wooded
S blocks to Sas stop hohe sse WoDsy
1919 for appointment.
WILL RENT TO RESPONSIBLE ADULTS
beautifully furn 6-rm home, elsc. rets
sSeains ssSaHs atlantic AF densP s75e-W w month
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED NEW G
rooms rooms baths rscTeatl1n room; maid
nW HeRools $40 an1SHS'a ws a5so for e nspecton a
1926 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NW-s-
room h9use Snsss neaty 1sf suitable
HOUSE COMPLETELY ,FURN. OIL BURN
! er, Frisidaire; excellent neighborhood
! Owner, ,wdover. retaining one room; reas.
/ 11l4 Hobart St. NV s.
/ 1920 ORCHID NV RMS 3 BATHS
furnished Call Rand. 1924.
/ BACHELOR WILL SHARE GROOM FUR
nished home with small family or two 9th
/ bachelors: Silver Spring district: comfort
able. convenient: large grounds; reasonab
rent; can usually provide TRANSPORTATION
sTss sna 'eSm oco efS RenubIc ine09sf9 9a 'S' Sun
Near Public Health Center.
1872 S Chelsea lane, Glenbrook Vill-p-
Be Bethesda-New 5-rm and bath bungalor
with aforementioned heat beautifully
completely furnished near schools. SO.
and transportation, immediate occupanc.
SIS
THE NEWBoLD DEVELOPMENT co.
/ HGl1 Wis WIS aoSE
Evening star., 1939-03-05
HIGHEST RIDGE IN CITY.
Opposite National Cathedral,

3OlO WISCONSIN AVE NV.
New built-in kitchen. cabinets. latest
style all-white Detroit Jewel stoves with
heat control and new limo. %S0 m
leum Two. rooms, furnished poo.ou
dinette kitchen and bath with RI
shower Several excellent units W
to select from. Free Frieid- &S7 50
aire: elevator; Resident man Nv
Large Rooms. Plenty Closet Space.
,,,- ], c. WEEDON CO..
1727 K NV. Metropolitan BOIL.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

2-BEDRM APT IN PRIVATE HOME IN
NV. section; 3 adults. Call by 11:3O am,
Atlantic SlO3-W.
YOUNG COUPLE WANT ATTRACTIVE
two-room. unfur. apartment. Northwest
section; must be reasonable. Box 500-T.
Star.
RETIRED NAVAL OFFICER. ENTERING
business in Washington would like to rent
2-bedroom apt. or small house, Northwest
section. Arlington or vicinity Bethesda:
rent not over $50 monthly. Answer Box
264. Post Ofhce. Norfolk. Va.
= ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND RE-
frlgeration in refined home. by mother and
son. both employed also daughter. Il. Con-
yenlent Transportation to Western High
SCHOOL, permanent; immediate possession.
HOUSE OR 1st-FL. APT. MUST BE REA-
.. or phone Decatur 23l1.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE; RMS. KIT,
bath; H., fur or Sg nnfuy, in pvt. home rea-
LADY DESIRES FURNISHED APART
ment. ope room. kitchen bath; in Wood
ridge: S35 month. Box 4O3-T Star.
GOVERNMENT YOUNG WOMAN WITH
child, school age. desires sharing place
with reliable party; have own furniture.
Box 4OS-T. Star.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, 2 ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. unfurnished. April /.
NV. section or nearby Va. Reasonable;
gentiles. Adams s363-R after 10 am.
WE CAN RENT YOUR APARTMENT.
Plenty Prospects. Phone or See
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave, RIM. 217. Natl. 1884,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APAkIM MENIS fUkNIShED.
S2s-FURN. APARTMANETTE-1 ROOM,
c.h.w. Crosley Shelvador; ideal 1 person.
1914 Irving NV.
rms Kit; bath: I oii hes!; eh.w.' Hi e1ee.
refg.: gas; ind fl. 1872 Newton st. NV.
BUCHANAN APIS, ,4526 18th N.W.--2nd
f.; liy rm, porch bed!n X b $40; or
3425 14th N.W.-LoVELY LARGE, CLEAN
sink. Frigidaire; $50 month.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT; HOTEL: 2oth
Pfyste Resf sat- psh mon dny S. e u
Frieidaire. Nicely furnished Natl 5425
DUPONT CIRCLE 2o12 2 NV, APT. g.
tifully furnished. Dupont 1854.
TAKOMA PARK. D. c., 71O1 CHESTNUT
bsh s., atss RsF ne Sd aduas 5ms Geo a 653s dnse
2 ROOMS, COMPLETELY FURNISHED
terred s1l Mass. ave: ne.
SO. R. I. AVE NV RM:: KIT; PORCH
apt; built-in cabinet: sink Frisidaire'
saI BUCHANAN ST. NV ROOMS
kitchen: semi-bath: heat. gas: elec;, Frisid-
aire, c.h.w.. unlim. phone; S42.50.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 30o3 7th ST; Sc
aE1Tfg EH1n' 1ANbMAN t1tshen; fuFn'' no children
ing room. kitchen and bath: suitable for
LINK1Ns Co.. 1922 H st. NV.
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL. aI sol sol
aspen st. nwMewlSy papered dinst1s and
Kitchen bath and porch. on 1st. floor. with
eiuded' ud iil'l Adults Adult l' csll Georgia Ia 2ea7
1905 NJ ST. NW.-FRONT, 2 RMS.
kitchenette. pvt. bath: newly decorated
neatly furn.: ami: reas; adults:
a9Sfakh'H room bat: 4adio Friaidaire; linens maa
sery. avail: s65; rate on lease: gentiles: 5
ing alcoye, beautifully furnished including i I
as eaI Sss ssfsDss2ss 4ss Go& & cRnn
lIsSt lasSs f1e seas sr gas: sM Mtelephens s0 H
1923 18th ST N;W;EBAMsEMEE3NET Isl E3E! .AIrr APT.
thing furn.; mr. stores. buses.
kaben RSa dSst3s osb sP sas eec .sas Ems
sentiles: BY appointment.- Adams 27o4
fs9s 9ssh apts ST. kit sRefts IA bath
eiec refs; reas.; nr Wardman Park
523l WISCONSIN AVE NV ROOMS
es5ssFatael extTa aGnlts sRs Mooasy eeo 200
GENTLEMAN, HAVING A DESIRABLE; 4
room downtown apartment. VIII rsnt
rooms and kitchenette very reasonable :, !,
GGnsdeFatlfn nlshed leferenees dee care Sox Of
ROOSEVELT HoTEL-oNE-RooM APT
completely furn. March 10-April 70; rem
reas. Apt. 2o3. Sat, 3-s pm. or SUNDAY ds
Evening star., 1939-03-05
HOUSES UkFURNlSHED.

TAKoMA PARK, e5? MAPLE AvE--Mop-
ern -uncalow slee .nE porch a mi OIL
h.-w.h. Near school. sheDherd 1850,
Eafirs E4fS" Is: M9 25tam sEAIoN honSs Kit FL an Nm r
s85sh see m 5o'"iS 9f A fSSa
6O3 14th ST NE-6-RooM AMI. BATH
house newly decorated. Call Lincoln
bsGa Bath. sh shoR1Db 4YE hEosAkb Nb9 : GO eooMs S
4th ST. sw Met, 1850 or Atlantic 267O-R.
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATEs-lO SPA
ei9us rooms Az WhEp bathI GaT Gnea, earase Ava
RooMING HOUSE 81 EYE ST. Nw-13
large rooms, > baths. electricity. hot-water
heat Ss5 per month NJ. FRANK RUP-
PERT, 1921 9TH St NV.
1854 18th NV. SOUTHWEST CORNER
rms, . bathrooms newly decorated SIS.
4o23 BPANDYWINE ST NW.-SEM1-DE-
tached brick: 8 rooms and bath: an i:
Lear garage; S55 per month. FIDELITY
MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CO.. 11o5 E
ST. NV. Natl. 243l.
acss. 41so I'LL Icy AVE. r. AND 5Is B. ss.61 IN
sSsa sas 'e6HnnbGa' conmDis o44 a. quiet S0u 'a"y
CHEVY CHASE. MD, NEAR ROLLING
porch: ronf $50. Cali OWNER. Wisconsin 4s3a
PHONE NATL. $500 AND WE WILL TAKE
you to see ehoise houses 500 mp up Eye
BOSS & PHELPS 1917 K ST. NV.
1921 CORBIN PL. Me- ROOMS: GOOD
condition; garage; Frigidaire; $50. AL
314S-J. g.
SEVERAL EXCEPTIONAL HOMES: 81; 5
coFFMAN cS5 s1Ss Really CON 5"s sheD so' 41as O
aastas astsehea lfEMAflf hoSss ssdreem Sd o
ssassn eoadon Sif 9sa 1sa sS ffSoV wood seo
1926 EVART ST NE. WOODBRIDGE
Tsss eonete bome ana b. @ S hSs Wdoes
NEWLY-RENoVATED HOUSE; Q ROOMS.
three baths. maids room select location;
burner s4s tsBen to Be installed doups Saras h
s5ehs: en sAs6o ssh5s2sd FfASr RossA hsS
agents. Sc
1910 NEWTON ST. N.W,-5 RMS. SEMI
ami. Phone NORTH s6Is.
435 end ST Sc Mr. CAP. AND LIBRARY
Nat Nasl. p s7a4 T. h'-W'h'; newly dee' s45'6o'
5lO9 45th ST. N,W-e-ROoM AND BATH
new-house condition.; $50; PHILIP P.
CLEVELAND PARK. 2s15 oRDwAY ST
dtion. Open Sunday. Woodey 1919. sos.
WOODBRIDGE - CHARMING. NEW DE-
tached. 6-rms. and 2 tiled baths; model.
Uors Oh house Is @
and weather stripped; brick garage; large
fenced yard; country like surroundings:
S15. North 0660.
VACANT. 1902 N. H. AVE. N.w.-6 r..
oushiy recond; SIS. Monday. Geo Geo. 6ISa.
5701 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY. D. c.
4 bedrms., baths, gear garage, oil
heat, large rooms and closets: rent; sos
mo; available April /. Emerson 0330.
1907 SHEPHERD ST; INV NW:-LovELY g.
ppoorrtation; garage. front and rear yards
s65-4as EMERSON ST. Nw..6 ROOMS:
Erif1eairf s ns Ha5 isee5ns bst cSns $3.50 1918
8 ROOMS. INCLUDING . KITCHENS;
north Spring I'd. west Ga: ave; vacant
March IS: see any time. Apply OWNER,
1410 Crttenden NV.
1898 INGRAHAM N.W-6-R. BRICK.
ami; e. ,oHt. 5s,E clean very as;irnsls able
.YIon; YSn; SCI ssi 80 .,,.r OWNER Geo. 1876 After
s3ls lst ST. NW.-,s75 MO; 70 Rooms;
ssrs ssSi E 's n. AIKEN. EN- 800 oh H st. NV: Natl:
s7Os AND 3519 JocELYN sT NV
cony Chevy Chase sec; new new, cezy sc 6rfm. refa.
ssr 0Sfk MAIoNEY o woodey oea ess4 e7ss4e e'
DETACHED, 8 ROOMS BATH 2It
oWsrs sssg asHf Dsft sfs Rdss rd
,.6,o AZ h.%s s.,olsE.d ST. IooS. n:
closed porches: garage; $50: gas furnace:
| (oontinusd % Neat Va0sJ
Evening star., 1939-03-05

1904 10th ST. NE.
,DAHLGREEN COURTS,
rooms rooms kitchen dnette' $3.50
Refs. o4'n on IL. eSf'H e. Res. Msr., Dupont 1886.
1920 10th ST. NE.
rooms. roo kitchen. i dinette S42.50
Refs on H c. Res Mgr. Dupont 1896.
1925 18th ST. NV.
. rooms. kitchen and S45 O0
bath
Refrigeration on House Current.
EDW. NJ WILLIS,
SIG Investment Bldg Natl 747a
1712 18th ST. NV.
I room, kitchen and bath S45.00
2 rooms, kitchen and bath $500
Electric Refrigeration.
Resident Manager.
1321-l329 Belmont st. NV.
/ rm.. dinette. kit, bath s2'4.oo
sHANNoN & LucHs CO.. ''O
NEW, MODERN BUILDING,
806 9th st. NE.
HALF BLK. NORTH H. ST.
with shower: refg.. auto heat: spacious
closets; hardwood floors. Key Apt 3.
$4,000.
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY
133 18th ST NV. Natl O352.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
5402 Conn. Ave. NV.

One and Two Bedroom, Living
Room, Dinette. Kitchen and
Bath Apis.
Furnished or Unfurnished
Gross sVentilation-Exceptionally
large reception halls and closets.
Conveniently located to stores,
school and children's playground.
24-hour janitor service. Frigidaire
on house current. Maid service
available. Under personal super
vision of resident-owner-Mrs. O..
H. Robey, Woodley 1870.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
(Continued
TALK O. THE TOWN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Choice suite in f1reproof BLDG: SWITCH
board. elevator service: large living room.
bath. kitchen. free refg.. S37. Also 3 rms ..
$50. Furn. at slight extra charge.
1890 r st. NV Dupont $500
Evening star., 1939-03-05
FLATS FOR RENT.

electricity hot-water heat gas on house.
S37 so per month. NJ. FRANK RUPERT.
1921 eth NV
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1905 r ST. NE.

1857 31st ST. NV.
Living ROOM bedroom. dining room
kitchen. bath and lnclosed porch, $65.
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HOUSES FUR OR UkEUR

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK-sT-
tractive Groom house, brick garage, base-
ment apt; , baths; S67. 1887 NeTtou
st. NV.
4506 HARRISON ST N.W-DETACHED
4 rms, . baths. garage; large yard. Erner
6052 Sunday. after weekdays.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. 2sh9
2Sth st. n.w.-Sjx-room house, oil heat,
nice porches; one inclosed sleeping porch.
garage; conveniently located. Call Columbia
1898
1926 IRVING ST. N.W.-ALL OR PART
of attractive eight-room semi detached
house, double garage. Columbia Sa11
Short or long lease.
ARLINGTON R. B. OR II R. . B.
oil burner, gar; lge lot; fruit. flowers
and shade D. H. JOHNSON CO., eil
N Y ave NV. Natl 1913.
CHEVY CHASE. D. &C ROOMS. FIN:
ished attic: double garare; pest reSideAtlal
section conv. transp. and schools, OIL heat;
Sl3n mo. Emerson 1932. 81
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
(C0ptipI1ad

Md room sitcheneite hSEi bash REvEEPAIa EeotTa.
lux; oil burner: pvt. entrance.
EVANSVILLE. MD, NO. . MARION ST
ehv eiec. rsfs: large yard' fence. "Ef: ooFch
close trans: heat cleo, gas furn; $50
mo. Greenwood 1855.
1890 NORTH ADAMS ST, ARLINGTON.
shower, unfurn., fully equipped kitchen.
dtlnette porch, garage space 10 minutes
CLARA BARTON HOUSE, GLEN ECHO:
refg.; large central hall, porches, grounds
aha, aho shade. a s,o on Mass. ave. near car line.
ARLINGTON, VA. 1901 N STAFFORD
neat. light. gas: 1 " blocks bus; S35.
TAKOMA. 8 MANOR CIRCLE-FURN.
nrSt-class rooms. bath beautifully Clean
pew adults. Shep. 2O95
kitchen; large rooms; nice house and yard
on bus line. convenient to everything: cleo
Ieig; 1In ,,on senties Wa only a7ol Columbia pike.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD. io4 SOUTH lst
gas, elect. incl. Sss.6o. o. ' go. s.
APT. APT. gLDG;. fHd1sS NEARBY VA. $50 ,5o.54
McCLAINE. 100 Wilson blvd. Chest. $500.
1901. day, eve. Sun.
NEARBY MARYLAND-MoDERN BROOM
apt. absolutely private, in new. attractive
home; reasonable. Hillside O335-W
ALEXANDRIA. VA-3 ROOMS. DINETTE
kitchen and bath; entire End floor of pri-
yate home. Jackson 1918.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
nette, kit. large screened porch elec. refs.
neat hGs gRobiE Sa5SI isfe'5ffa Z coIBERr INC.
National ss15 1907 Eye st. NV.
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Each of the above apts is in excellent
condition and Is equipped with electric
refrigeration.
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1924 H $3.50.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath.
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National Mortgage b Inv. Corp,
Natl. $3.50. 1912 n. =. Ave.
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1909 BELMONT RD.-$55.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath. front. apt.
southern eXpoSure
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TAKOMA PARK, "5@ MAPLE AVE.-MOD-
ern runcaloW. see ing porch. a mi. OIL
h.-wh. Near school. Shepherd $3.50,
$3.50 MO-3? STATION FL. NV
Entire 1st fl 2-fam. house. kit din rm..
! bedrms and liv. rm., "a basement rear
porch sep furnace and entrances GOOD
cond See it. PRESGRAVES Aet.. Line.
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2605 ADAMS MILL RD.-$45.
2 rooms. kitchen, bath and porch.
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THE MADRID,
2300 18th ST. N.W.-$6O.
4 rooms. kitchen and bath, corner apt.
all outside rooms
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412o ILL. AVE- R, AND B. IN
closed porches eIec refg; being redeco-
rated throughout for quiet adult family;
Sos. Columbia 0344.
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1896 44th ST. NV.
Bedroom living room dinette, kitchen,
bath and screened porch: heat. hot water
and janitor service furnished: $51 90.
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

REFINED COUPLE. SON RESPONSIBLY
employed. wish furn. -unfurn. apt, pleas
ant, nearby suburban home. Phone Shep-
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6O3 l4th ST NE.-6-ROOM AND BATH
house. newly decorated. Call Lincoln