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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10
HENRY J. dunn
MUSIC SPEAKER
Professor to Address WPA
Adult Education Piano
Classes This Evening

The advanced pupils of the wPA
Adult Education Piano classes will
present varied musicale in OBJ
servance OF National Music Week at
Crosby High school this evening at
z o'clock, The feature of the pro-
gram will be a short talk on Music
Appreciation by Professor Henry j.
Dunn, one of Waterbury's outstand-
ing music teachers. The program
has been arranged under the direc
ton OF Mrs. Lena Healey, instructor
OF piano classes on the WPA Adult
Education Program, and is open
free to the public.
The complete program Is as fol-
lows:
|. prelude In G Sharp Minor.
.....,,,,,,, RachmaninoT
Miss e, Link
2, "Kashmiri Song" ..........
,,,,,,,,,.., Laurence Hope
Warren Dresseus
S Accompanist, Mrs, j, @, Dresser
3. Three Pianos
(a) Carnival Scene"
(b) 1.-THE Brook"
(c) "A Little Song"
Misses Irene Bolger, Joan
Nault, Alethia Bingham
4. Aria-"From the Marriage OF
Figaro .,,,,,,,,..,. Mozart
Warren Dresseus
AccompaniSt, Mrs. j. @. Dresseus
5, simple Confession" 80. Thome
Mrs J. G. Drcsseus
6. Original Composition
Misses Joan Nault, Helen
Shauster, Alethea Bingham
Z. Three Pianos:
Harp Echoes" ...,.... Rolfe
Misses Margaret Shanahan,
Eileen Hcaly, Mrs, Thomas
Ashton
Music Appreciation
Professor Henry j. Dunn
8, xylophone Solo "Flght OF
the Bundle Bee" ......
......... RimSki-Korsakos
Alden Saunders
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10

and taxes on sales should be dis
continued. But he insists that taxes
might be used Ito discourage con-
centration," which is directly the
opposite Of the position of the Re-
publican candidates.
Wheeler, liberal Democrat, how
ever, thinks that care should be
taken not to impose taxes which
will hamper industry" Also he
thinks we must re-eXamlne our
taxes to be sure we do not levy
taxes TO n point where they re-
duce revenue.
The most notable feature of all
the interviews Is that apparently
none Of the candidates stands as the
champion Of the New Deal II
Roosevelt's New Deal wants can
didate Is has got to take Roosevelt
or someone not included In this
series.
For instance, no candidate pro-
poses TO support RooseVelt's MIRA
or his crop reduction plans n such
productions controls as the Bitumi-
nous Coal Commission. None of the
candidates defends outright his
spending policies all seem clear
that some way must be found TO
end them.
While all candidates support the
idea OF social security, even Nc
Mutt does not support RooseVelt's
plan for q large reserve. McNutt
faVors n pay as-you-go plan, as do,
] assume, the others.
SEC AND NLRD
OPPOSED
The Republicans are unit in
the opposition TO the present SEC
and NTRB commission personnels.
The Democratic candidates do not |
come with any zeal TO their defense
Things like soil conservation are
generally supported.
II begins to be, clear that some
thing like tho McNary-Haugen bill
the two-price system, one price for
the home market and another for
the foreign market--will be the pro-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10

Mothers Day will have double significance for Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Robinson of 304 Walnut street. Sun
day the Robinsons will celebrate four years OF happy
married life with their son. Joe Jr, who will be two years
old in July. Mrs. Robinson, before her marriage, was
Gladys Staples -. "Tango" Del Buono, Western Union
cyceroo and recent winner of streetcorner radio quiz
for identifying the author of Ah Sweet Mystery of Life
says life holds sweeer mystery for him than when the
bark the other side of the door turns out to be more
sheep than dog
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10
Route No. 07-Sprague. GrIst mill
bridge over Beaver brook.

Route No. 07-Sprngue. Grist mill
bridge over Beaver brook.
Route No. i00-fGaSt Haven. Steel
rigid frame bridge at ffIeh street.
Temporary bridge provided.
Route No. iib--AnSonIa. Seymour
road. About | 3-4 miles of bitumin~
GUS inacadam.
Route Mo. l40--Colchcsier. Paper
MIL bridge over Jeremy brook.
East Haddam. Approximately !
mile o bltuminoiig inacadam on the
Moodns- Winchester road.
Route No. 1G4-preston. Approx
imately 1-2 mile bitrmno,i8 ma
cadam pavement on the Preston
Plains- Griswold road.
Route No. i71-Ncw BritaIn-New-
ington. Grade crossing elimination
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10
THE NEXT OF KIN HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED.

1.-THE next OF kin have been notified"
So says dispatch by radio.
They're mere words It's true you say
But what tragedy they will know.
Just few short months ago
These men we're happy and free
But then war clouds gathered
And now they're hurled TO eternity.
Men like those In this country
Young manhood about TO bloom
But Just because OF selfish lust
They've now been sent to their doom.
Loved ones praying at home for men
God keep them safe and be their guide"
But then the news comes forth to them
Mere words, THE next of kin have been notified"
Sobs rack my body at these words
The world now sees so much unrest
Could but Our Savior crucif1ed
Come forth and save Our Manly Best.
-E. J. X, May, 1910.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10

Secre tary Hull
Mr.. Garner stuck
TO his resolution
Of not giving in
terviews, Mr.. Hull
begged TO be ex-
cused because he
Is not a candidate,
a n d stmaster
General Earle y
courteo usly de-
clined because he
mas r @ | u $ @ q all
other similar re-
quests for pro-
ra m S or plat
forms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10
by JOHN T. FLYNN
NEA Service Special Correspondent

I have reported talks with candi-
dates Vandenberg, Taft and Dewey
Republicans) and McNutt and
Wheeler (Democrats) about the road
TO recovery. have been compelled
to omit Vice presiden I Garner,
Postmaster General Farley an
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10

Lucille Mack of ThomastOn, manager of local
beauty shop will have rs candles her birthday cake
tomorrow 1t will have to be exceptionally large
cake II Lou anticipates serving all her friends. Louis
Cinera North Riverside street tOnsOral expert says
he doesn't believe in the theory that there germs in
kissing for when he kisses, he kisses hard enough to
kill the germs. Freddy Veilette has another worry
Angeine Gugelmo of Oak street Is able to sit up
these days after being kayoed by illness for five long
weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10

posal Of the Republicans In the farm
regions, and there Is perhaps not
much Of n difference Of opinion
among the Democrats.
But very clearly Democrats and
Republicans recognize for the first
time with unmlStakable clarity that
the problem Of recovery Is the prob
lem of getting private Investment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10

Heard In passing Ella Bates, Mae Howard, Louis
soers and George Dayton spent the past weekend In
Bratteboro Vermont as the guests Of Dr. and Mrs John
Malloy . Tom Scadden Is so anxious to cut his golf
score down to the point where he give handcaps to
some Of his most persistent chaengers that he spent last
Saturday afternoon peng the little white ball all around
the municipal course In the rain Rita Rascot Is chair
man OF the annual dinner dance to be held next Friday
night at the New Wonder Bar Inn by the Alpha Omega
Sorority. Henrietta May and Mary David are writing
the publicity burbs for the girls Ben Maoney is back
on deck again plugging the vlanova sports night after
lengthy siege of Illness Bill Dunlavey Is rapidly get
ang his Mddebury Road cottage In shape for the
sner season. George DCorpo is buster than six pro-
verbal bees these sunshny days trying to interest Gus
toners In new and shiny automobiles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10

brand new 1910 black Packard sedan was parked
directly between the crosswalk In front Of Loews Poll
Theater on East Main street Wednesday evening from
$50 until $3.50 o'clock There was In the world
why that particular spot should have been chosen for
only few yards further the driver could have parked
legally and saved pedestrians using the crosswalks
lot Of unnecessary trouble Patrolman Joe Collins
slapped tag on the windshield and deservingly so.
Many stopped for half hour or so to see II tow car
would remove 1t, but no tow car appeared.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10
Good evening.
NEW PLACES TO EAT
By THE MAN IN THE TOWER

=
New worlds TO conquer,
New friends TO treat,
New roads 70 travel,
New places TO eat.
Now Is the time
A-gypSying 10 go,
Hunting places 10 dine
In the sunsets glow
Or tea by q waterfall,
Or an old mill stream,
A sandwich in the propert setting
Becomes veritable dream.
On most every Sunday
The wife gives up cooking,
While the whole family
Travel the highways looking
For the inn you Just heard about
That features minute steak,
Located so attractiVely
On the shores OF q lake.
New worlds 10 conquer,
New friends to treat
New roads TO travel,
New places TO eat.
EN-. EN-.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10
o ANSWERS TO
CRANlUM CRACKERS
Questions on Comic Page

!. born at Braunau, Austria:
Adolf Hitler,
2. Born on Corsica: Napoleon.
3. Born at Staunton, Va. Wood
row Wilson,
4. Born ut Predappio, Italy:
Benito Musosllni.
s. Born at Wakefield, Va;
George Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10
SPANISH WAR "VETS
TO ATTEND SERVICE

Llscum Camp, United spanil
War Veterans will be represent
at the Lithuanian parade al
church service May 26 and at v
Flag Day parade and ceremony
be sponsored by the Waterbu
Lodge OF Elks on June IA.
Albert Portman Is chairman
the arrangements committee \
the camps annual Memorial D,
service May 30 at 3 .. m. at Ham
ton Park. Assisting him are 81
Hoffman, Henry Bassett a;
Charles Rudolph.
Harry Mycr and John Way v
rcproscnt the camp at the o
nual department convention ~
and q 1 nMeriden. Mr.. Portnl
10 delegate and Mr.. Way 10 altcrne
10 the national convention In J.
troit AuRtgt 10 10 %.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10

started.
Tho most important point Of
cleavage Is that the Republicans
want business freed OF government
restrictions, while the Democrats put
emphasis on freeing business OF
restriction by business organIza-
tons through monopoly and re-
Stfainin6 agreements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10

ON Ncwlngton Avenue and M
Britain Avenue. Temporary deto
provided.
Route No. 1B8--Oxford- Seyfnoy
Rock House Hill road. About \
mile bituin:nous macadafn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10
T. Flynn Interviews Candidates. La
1910 Campaign Revolves Around
Issue Of "Free Enterprise" -Flynn

This the last Of which leading presidential can
dldaes tell John f.
propose TO bring about recovery elected.
Evening star., 1940-09-11
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

1923 N. STAFFORD ST. ARLINGTON. VA
-3 furnished rooms and bath, entire end
floor; private entrance. Tel. Oxford 1891.
903 BELT AVE. BRADBURY PIX. Md
3 rooms and bath, private entrance; elec-
tricity and heat included. $3.50 mo.
5OO5 I4th ST. N, ARL.-FUR. OR UN-
util. furn.; adults. CHI. Pisa.
TAKOMA PARK. D. CO BRIGHT, At
trac rooms. kitchen bath; auto. heat,
refg.. fireplace; convenient location. GE.
NEARBY va, 1927 LEE HIGHWAY
rms, private bath; unfurR.; ami; adults
only. Chestnut 5S16.
NEAPBY MARYLAND-MODER 3 RMS,
kit and bath. screened porch; pvt. entr.;
garage: near bus. adults $50. WA 1907
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STUART HALL
CHANCELLOR CLUB
BOLIVIAN CLUB.
GOOD LIVING

Single and double rooms. newly papered
and aand painted, brand-new furniture excel
TENT meals; good companions: moderate
rates. Sunderland House, 1915 goth st
NV. Walking distance -
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON-Large Colonial bed -liv room,
twin beds. maple furn.; 20 min. down
town: 10c bus; gar; res. oxford OIL.
1916 WILSON BLVD.-Large furn. or
unfurn room for lady. CHI. 1854.
SILVER SPRING. or 2 nicely furnished
rooms. in new home. private bath. Shep-
herd 2375-J
ROOM, suitable one or two young men:
near Potomac River and canal, before Glen
Echo: reasonable. WI. 20S1 H.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

5717 COLORADO AVE-Large front room.
aouole or twin beds. new furniture, radio.
TSS Ste home Tn sarage aSe showers howe beauu
neighborhood Phone Georgia 1854. IL"
30 T ST. NW.-Two connecting rooms.
grill privilege; will rent separately or to-
gether. Michigan 2026.
1885 7th ST. NW.-Detached corner home:
TAYLOR 52S4.
GEORGETOWN-Well furnished bedrm for
refined, sober gentleman. Phone Michigan
1856.
furn rms with home privileges to ,
refined employed girls or couple. Beautiful
home, conv. TO bus; D minutes to center
of city: reas. OWENS REALTY. ME. 04s6
FAMILY 6 Dre{sT Eh smf P
board board opt. ' Ca Can after $40. No. 5a6S..
Mr.. 10Th AND SHEPHERD SITS. NV
Beautiful new, home; room, private bath.
1868 KENYON ST NW-Studio basement
room. with private entrance.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PK.-Lrg.
attrV. rm., for or = gentlemen. 2Ol7
Park rd. NV.
2l35 F ST. NW-studio room. sink
ssIiiilii' grill Sl5-S25 mo. Basement. sl5. Dis
1901 10th ST. NV, White Hall Annex
shower. kit, Frigldaire; S55.
DUPONT CIRCLE MANS1ON-Large spot
less; twin beds; fireplace; private bath
Also single, connecting bath. Dupont 31S3
ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE HOME.
Single room, adjoining porch; excellent
meals. Dupont 1909.
, CARROLL ARMS HOTEL,
1St and E SITS. n.e-single rooms from
$40: double rooms from Sl2 per week by
the month. Call Mr.. Parrish. mgr. for in
spection. AT. $500.
GRAFTON HOTEL,
1139 Conn. ave.-Large. comfortable rooms
with Simmons inner-spring mattresses;
singles with running water, $50 wk. up:
doubles, Sl0.50 vk. up: with pvt bath, sin
giles, $3.50 wk. up; doubles, $3.50 wk up.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
18th and Eye SITS. n.w-Rooms with bath
and radio, for l person, from Sl2.50 per
week. or >, from SIS per week each Studio
type rooms if desired conditioned
lobby dining room and cocktail room, Roof
lounge open to September so Call MR.
WILLS. mgl.. for inspection District 1910.
"THE MAURY."
101 18th st. n.w.-100 beautifully furn.
rooms with running water inner-spring
mattresses, fans. many showers and tub
baths: elevator service: 81 week uu
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
CUT FLOWERS
FARM AND GARDEN.

RICH TOP SOIL-Pulverized leaf mold
and COW manure for broadcasting The
best and cheapest plant food. Schneider's S
Farm, Bowie, Nd
LANDSCAPING-For estimate on ideal
huShy. homegrown evergreenS, planted
artisticaly at reasonable prices. call Villa
Nursery, Warfeld 1777.
wELL-ROTTED COW MANURE-Large or
small lot; quality and quantity guaranteed.
Waters, WI. 4195
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Sc. MILK GOAT; hornless young doe soon
ready. 3449 Benning rd. ne.
FARM HORSES. pair, work single or double,
6 and years old. VT, $500 lbs. Chestnut
hunter and gated saddle horse; no reas.
offer refused. Rear 4427 Potomac ave n W.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.


l444 NEWTON ST. N:w.-single and dou-
congenial home: unlim. phone; reas.
offers offers large large 2nd-f. front r rm'. facing Sol
diers' Home; private bath, shower, unlim.
phone: 2. S35 ca; l. S45. RA. 3139. 13f
1878 MASS. AVE-Beautiful home. vacan-
cy young lady; double room. semi-private
bath: also single: delicious food.
1906 LAMONT ST Nw.-Beautiful room,
twin beds; also room to share; man; good
food. Adams 0212.
2715 CONNECTICUT AVE. opposite Ward
man Park Hotel-Single and double rooms:
delicious meals; reasonable. CO. 9400.
1858 PARK RD, JEWISH PRIVATE HOME,
Beautifully furnished room: excellent cook
ing; only girls that look for home environ
ment HO. 5727. 13s
GOVT. EMPLOYE wants five buddies to
share apt; S35 with meals. Box 392-R,
Star.
17I5 18th ST. N.W-1 single, 1 double
and 1 triple: best of home-cooked food:
reasonable rates.
1776 MASSACHUSETTS AVE N.W-A dis
tinctive home for young people. in an un-
surpassed location: reasonable.
1921 QUE ST. NW.-Double room; vacancy
in double for young man; also vacancy in
double for young lady.
1S41 KALORAMA RID. NV. - Refined
guest home Just opened: lovely rooms. de-
icious meals: very conv.: inspection invited.
2521 CONN. AVE, opp Shoreham Hotel
Large. att. newly.furn. doubles. inner
springs, ample baths, closets; delicious
meals; S42.5o I'D. AD. GALS.
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S23 TO SB9-4526 18th ST NV AND
4o20 Geo. ave. liv. rm.. / and bedrms
x. B.. incl. gas. elec GE 1852. eIes
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CARROLL ARMS HOTEL
GRAFTON HOTEL,
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,

18th and Eye SITS nw.-Rooms with bath
and radio, for person, from S12 so per
week. 'or >. from IS per week each. Studio
type rooms if desired Aforementioned
lobby. dining room and cocktail room, Roof
lounge open to September 80. Call MR.
WILLS. mgl., for inspection. District 42l0.
Evening star., 1940-09-11

243l ST. NV (NAVAL VILLAGE
l bedrm.. liv r., dinette. kit. bath: near
Army Navy, Int; S4S50 UP. Apply janitnr.
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TABLE BOARD.

Delicious home cooking. selective menus:
bkfst.. 25c-35c: din 65c-75c; weekly rates.
AID GALE.
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ROOMS FUR. 8 UNFUR.

DOWNTOWN, 1716 Eye St n.w-Nicely
furn. or unfurn. rms with or without run
ming water; close to bath and shower.
From . am. to 6 pm. call MA. 1897:
after call MI S310
Evening star., 1940-09-11

DETACHED HOME. PVT APT. 4 LARGE
rooms private bath. 3 expos. ami, elec.
reigo reg; garage opt. 5506 14th st. NV. GE
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

JEWISH FELLOW, new private home, con-
Henient transportation. State price. Box
390-R. Star.
YOUNG MAN desires single room and
board; vicinity G. w. u; state price BOY
403-R. Star.
BACHELOR. 44-Room and board in small
private family only: state location, terms,
etc. Box 407-R. Star
YOUNG employed mother desires room and
care OF twin babies. Give full details Box
lib, Star
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

CATHEDRAL, Mr.. CONN.-Large front
cor. wind, Sc. exposure; BATH det.
quiet home; gentleman: $50. AID. 1854
COOPERATIVE CLUB. 1907 Eye st. nv
Ideal downtown location; showers, comfort
S4 wk. up: hot water always; gentlemen.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(Continued.)

164I K ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished rooms,
also bedroom, living room, private BATH
excellent home cooking l3"
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REFRIGERATORS Deep-cut sacrifice
prices on all refrigerators All these re-
frigerators are brand-new. in original
factory cases and will be sold at the lowest
prices that we have ever offered. All 1910
standard makes of refrigerators carry
factory 5-year guarantee. We have group
of General Electric. Frigidaire Westing-
house, Crosley KelVinatOr, Norge, Leonard
and others that have been used, but are
in perfect condition, that We are sacrl-
ficing the prices as low as S24 on these
mod els We have 49, refrigerators that
Evening star., 1940-09-11

BOAT (barsain). "a feet. 12O-horsepower
Stearns motor sleeps 4 In cabin; make an
offer this week to Simmons, Corinthian
Yacht Club.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

- =
1875 IRVING ST NW-ONE ROOM.
kitchenette. private bath; adults only: rea-
1872 NEWTON ST. Nw-ATTR APT,
containing 3 rms. and bath, front and rear
porches, all outside rms; gas, elec in
GUIDED; nicely furn. LINKINS CO., 1922
H st.
1917 IRVING ST. NV. - BASEMENT.
attr. l rm., kit. dinette. pvt. entr.. pvt
bath. refg., sink; heat, gas, elec.; $3.50
l ROOM, KITcHENETTE, ELEC. REFG-;
Just renovated; child welcome; $3.50 wk.
24O3 Pa. ave. NV.
BRENTWOOD RID. NE, 2s19-1 ROOM,
kitchen. private bath, Frigidaire; private
home; adults. North 1874.
1410 CHAPLIN ST. NV. = ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. Frigidaire; convenient
location; $40 week.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE STUDIO APT,
private bath and shower: everything fur
nished, including gas, lights phone, re-
frigeration $40 mo. 424 Belmont st. NV.
1915 VARNUM ST. NV ROOMS.
completely furnished, Ink; S37 so month;
suitable for employed couple. IA. 9792.
NICELY FURN.. CHEERFUL APT
rms, kitchenette. pvt bath, refg. Ne, near
H st. car line. RE. 4492.
LARGE STUDIO-LIVING ROOM BED
room. kitchen. dinette, private bath: every
thing furn.; ideal for several. GE. 274S.
1917 KENYON Nw.-DESIRABLE 2-RM.,
kitchen. bath front apt. electric refriger-
alton. cleo. gas: reas. Other apts.
Evening star., 1940-09-11

1910 CONN. AVE. (AT sT5-CHoIcE
suite. kit. bath: strictly private: utilities:
elevator; S49.5O. Michigan 54o5
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Detached Corner-IJnIlSlIal

| 3 large rooms recep. hall, bath, attic
cellar With laundry. elec. refg, heat;
| 2nd n; entirely private; adults Ss5; n
| ok 10Th ana Colo. ave. l4l5 Hamilton
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BABY CHICKS.
CATTLE g. LIVESTOCK.

ROCKS, r. I. Reds, $3.50 per 100. Con
keys Y-O feeds. James Feed Store, 619 Z
st. W. Metropolitan 00Sq
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POULTRY g. EGGS.
BOATS.

AZ PLYMOUTH ROCKS AND MAMMOTH
N. H. Reds; laying. Pekin ducks For
sale. KenSington l64W.
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MT. PLEASANT. 1889 LAMONT ST. NV.
pvt. bath and entrance co 7SQ5-W
Evening star., 1940-09-11

REFRIGERATORS- sale. Re
possessed and rebuilt; all makes. all sizes;
400 to choose from; Westinghouse, Frlgld-
aire. G. E. Norge, Crosley. Coldspot'
Kelvinator, Leonard and many more; sensa-
tional low prices from S19.95s terms; 3-yr.
,au lnr nricas Take advantage of this
Evening star., 1940-09-11

Mr.. WARDMAN PK.-2-RM. APT. WITH
an conveniences. Frigidaire. Also single
ana double rms. 2630 Garfield ST
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FLATS FOR RENT.

323 18th ST. N.E-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath. basement, S25 H II. CARTER, 613
18th ST. NV. National 417S.
1889 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Second-hoor Flat.
5 rms, kit, baCh SJ7 so
GOSS REALTY CO,
1405 Eye St NV. MA. 1853.
1917 OTIS PL. NV
5 rooms, bath, refg., h.-w. heat. Avail
able October lst. S42.50.
1924 14th ST. NV. Di. 3346.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

HOMEWOOD.
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.-Excellent meals.
scrupulously clean house. Gentle clientele
Mrs. j. z: Cummins phone 103-M.
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$40 QUINCY ST. N.W.-ENTIRE FL, 8
rooms, kitchenette, bath; utilities, oil heat;
3 expos; $3.50; couple. Taylor 1868
MOD, DUPLEX, 325 DECATUR ST. NV
b.; newly dec; S45-S52 so. Heat incl. Open.
213S F ST. NV ATTRACTIVE RMS,
k, tile b., foyer refg.; yard; S45-S47 so.
Evening star., 1940-09-11

CEDAR COURTS" TAKOMA PARK. D. c,
near Walter Reed. 4l0 Cedar st.-Attr.
ties incl, $50; garage. Mgr. GE. O533
SOME FREE RENT: R, K, b NICELY
furn., only $3.50 wkly.. incl. cleo. gas,
dishes, linens. etc. No lease REQ. Chill
dren taken. Phone ME. S13l TO Z pm.
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2231 BANCROFT PL. NV, APT. %
Best apt: in D. c. for the price; bedrooms.
~ baths. reception room; large bright
living room, dining room. kitchen. glassed-
in Sleeping porch. Hobart 2h1S
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
$40: covering and new inside material in
clu6ed: made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette; workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO.,
2509 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 1912.
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PINE MANOR,

5Sl1 14th st. n.w.-Delightfully cool new
building. adjoining Rock Greek Park:
few vacancies: bedrooms. living room.
dtnette, kitchen and bath: beautiful cor
ner apt; ST. 80. l bedroom, living room.
olnette' kitchen and bath. $3.50 to
$3.50. All spacious rooms. Call resi-
dent MANAGER. RA 1226
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THE MAJJRY -

101 18th st. n.w.-100 beautifully furn.
rooms with running water inner-spring
mattresses, fans many showers and tub
baths: elevator service; 81 week uu
Evening star., 1940-09-11
ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM, SINGLE; Brookland: rental abe
SIS mo. Call Hobart 6209, between 9 a
10 am.
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(Continued.)

RADIOS, So: all makes. out of storage and
repossessed: 800 orig values to S150 in
stock. Open 8 to 6. 1910 9TH St NV.
REFG.. elec. and water Electrolux, S15 UP.
Some cheaper that need repairs. Hair
dryer, basin. Janitor. 1415 Columbia rd.
REFRIGERATOR, Kelvinator, apt size,
perfect condition; reasonable. Chestnut
Evening star., 1940-09-11
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL.

list and c sts. n.e.-Living rm bedrm
bath and pullman kitchen. From $50 pei
month incluoes gas, elec. and maid serv
L.
Evening star., 1940-09-11
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN WANTED
APARTMENTS ukFURklsHEp.

REFINED YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
wants furnished apartment in Bethesda
must be reasonable. Box 409-R. Star.
Evening star., 1940-09-11
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE,

SAVE "a YOUR RENT
Buy one of these cooperative apart
ment bargains. reduce by at least u your
"a out Of your payments. Available now,
apts. Of g., 4. 5. 8 and rooms; in
den Gardens, Cavanaugh Porter ST. NV
etc. Inquire today EDMUND J. FLYNN
Woodward Bldg. RE 1918.