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Evening star., 1940-03-01
Cotton Broker Lauds
Program Of Trade
Agreements
Clayton Soys Policy
Hos Helped Growers
And Dealers
By the Associated Press.

w. L. Clayton, Houston cotton
broker, testified today that abandon
ment Of the administrators trade
agreements program would be -
step backward" toward closing the
markets Of world trade.
Representing the American Cot
ton Shippers Association, the Texan
told the Senate Finance Committee
it was his opinion that the program
provided . modest effort" to keep
alive the principle Of international
division of labor with resulting free
exchange Of goods between countries.
He said reciprocity had helped
cotton growers and dealers by in
creasing the world shipments Of
goods to this country, thus provid-
ing other nations with funds to
purchase cotton here.
He added, however, the European
war had caused foreign buyers of
cotton to turn more and more to
other nations for their purchases,
because they could effect an ex-
change of goods with those nations,
whereas they must liquidate their
securities to buy needed war mate
rials in this country.
Vandenberg Agrees.
Senator Vandenberg, Republican,
OF Michigan said he agreed with Mr..
Clayton that unimpeded exchange
of world goods should be promoted,
but said he did not want this
country to be the only one re-
tanning the ideal while others
adopted methods of blocked ex-
change and barter.
these principles alive, but I don't
want to be sucker" Senator VAN
denberg said. He asked Mr.. Clay
ton whether he thought the close
of the war would find this country
left standing alone.
when the war ends it's either
going to be totalitarian or Demo-
cratic world" Mr.. Clayton replied
IF it's totalitarian, the barter prin-
cipal will prevail. If it's Democratic
thing it means going back to q
fairly free exchange of goods"
Oscar Johnston of Memphis
president of the National Cottor
Council, also Endorsed the trade
agreements program, which is uI
for consideration as to whether Con-
gress should extend it for three
years.
Opposed by Capper.
In a statement issued through the
Republican National Committee
Senator Capper of Kansas declared
himself opposed to the trade pro-
gram on a basis of his conviction
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Finland
Continued From First Page.)

no area unscathed, blazed a trail Of
death and flames over wide area.
The attacks occurred yesterday and
included three alarms, but no bombs,
in Helsinki
Many civilians died and many
others were injured. At least 10 were
killed at Savonlinna, island town in
Komonselka Lake 80 miles north
of Viipuri, which Films said was
defenseless. Dozens of fires devas-
tated the town, site of the medieval
fortress of Olavi, hitherto one of
the best preserved relics in North
ern Europe.
Fires were reported to have ragged
far into last night after five attacks
on Riihimaaki, 40 miles north of
Helsinki. Repeated raids by fleets
ranging from so to 80 planes were
made on kuovola, but details Of
casualties there and at Riihimaaki
were not known.
One person was killed at Turku,
much-bombed Gulf of Bothnia port;
two at the little village of Inkeroinen
and one at HANNA. Defense planes
prevented a bombing of Kaajani by
ga Russian craft.
Two Finnish notes to the League
of Nations charged last night that
Russia had violated the rules "even
for this kind of war" in seven ways:
Bombardment and machine-gun-
ming of civilian areas outside the
fighting zone, misuse of the flag
of truce" to break up Finnish at
tacks and then .counterattack "im-
mediately afterward," shelling and
bombing of hospitals and refugees,
use Of incendiary bombs outside the
war zone, bombardments of the
neutralized Aland Islands, declara-
ton of a blockade without ability
to enforce it, use Of explosive ma
chine gun and rifle bullets.
The Finnish withdrawal to strong,
prepared positions from the Bay of
Viipuri east to the Vuoksi River was
gradual and from the river to
Taipale, at the eastern end of the
Mannerheim Line, the Firms said
they still held their original line.
In three months, therefore, the
Russians have advanced in Karelia
about 80 miles in the western sector
and about IL relies in the east,
mostly during the heavy offensive
Of the past month.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Horse Racing Is Opposed
By Southwest Council

The Southwest Neighborhood
Council yesterday voted its opposi-
ton to congressional bill to legal
ize horse racing in the District and
also to the proposed child labor law
amendment which would permit
children to appear on the stage in
Washington at night.
The council, which met at Barney
Neighborhood House, 470 N street
S.W., went on record in favor of a
menal hygiene clinic for the Dis
trict Health Department.
Three church leaders who took
part in panel discussion of THE
Relation of the Churches to the
Southwest Area" were the Rev. John
L. Nixon, director of social welfare,
Washington Federation of Churches;
the Rev. Richard T. Scholl, pastor
of Gorsuch Methodist Church, and
the Rev. Harry V. Porter, pastor of
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1940-03-01

Maryland wouldn't agree to that"
Estimating the tax revenue from
30 days of racing at sl80000, the
Commissioner observed, why, it
costs more than that to run the
ZOO"
When Senator Reynolds suggested
it would attract visitors, who would
spend money at the hotels, drug
stores and other places, Commis-
sioner Allen replied:
If they play these horses long,
of course they don't eat regularly"
Senator Reynolds pointed out
there is racing in and near Balti-
more and asked if Baltimore eat
regularly. The Commissioner said
he supposed some of them do.
Points to Track Touts.
When it was suggested that
patrons are not forced to spend
their money at the races, Mr.. Allen
asked the chairman If he ever
heard zone Of these race track touts,
who gives you out of the corner of
1llo lllOuIll CIlC 1ldI1AC VI CllC llOISC
that is sure to win"
They are Irresistible" the Com
missioner added, as the spectators
again broke into laughter.
Senator Overton wanted to know
If there is any gambling on horses
going on in the District now, with
out track.
Commissioner Hazen said there "is
some" and Commissioner Allen
added, IF there isn't it's the only
city in the country where it doesn't
go on"
Mr.. Allen said that if there are
bookmakers here, they will tel
you their business falls off so pei
cent when the races leave this sec.
tion."
Mr.. Hazen said he has been crit.
icized for being interested in horses
In Virginia and opposing racing In
the District. He insisted there i.
no comparison, because in Vir.
ginia the chief interest is in breed.
ing horses.
The information of the racing
proclivities of the two city heads
was volunteered yesterday by justin
v. O'Conor, a spectator who said he
was a farmer.
Group Favors Bill.
Miss Eta L. Taggart, representing
The Washingtonians, told the chair
man the organization favored racing
here. She added that it "riled" he1
i to see District officials go to the
races and oppose the bill.
Evan H. Tucker, veteran in civic
! affairs, opposed the measure, but
said it would do no good for him tt
make a statement since Senator
Reynolds was the only subcommittee
member present and was committed
to the bill. He finally took tht
stand and charged that the move t<
set up racing here was sponsored
by outside elements seeking to gel
into the District and fleece the
Government employees"
There is no move on the part o.
District people to have this" he said
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Sullivan of thl
Georgetown Progressive Citizens
Association testified that her groul
favored the bill. Mrs. Elmer Tru
man also spoke for the measure, q
did Mrs. Margaret H. Worrell Of TIN
Columbia Heights Citizens Associa
ton.
Profit Motive Charged.
William L. Ford Of the Columbi,
Heights Citizens Forum opposed tn
proposal, saying it was sponsoret
only by those who expected to max
. profit on 1t. Mrs. Lester Blu
chanan said she was not narrow
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NEW MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE BRIDGE STARTED-This
vew looking westward from the north bank of the Massachu
sets fill Creek where work
the stone bridge which increase the span the
creek from its present so feet $50 Heavy mbes left
the beginning of temporary wooden bridge which to be
constructed at the level in seicrce upstream OF
Evening star., 1940-03-01

Watch the road. Inattention Is
the cause Of many accidents.
Evening star., 1940-03-01

Watch the road. Inattention Is
the cause of many accidents.
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is tuek in
e to
a
is
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Profit Motive CHARGED.

William L. Ford Of the Columbia
Heights Citizens Forum opposed the
proposal, saying 1t was sponsored
only by those who expected to make
. profit on 1t. Mrs. Lester Bu-
chanan said she was not narrow
Evening star., 1940-12-03
HOUSES UkrURkISHED.
(Continued.)

and rms, b.. bungalows, $40, to, S55;
rms 9 b. Il bedroom and bath lst
G0 S19 ose r. oap0s sSs SSsn 14a7 .m EYE to St
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-TO ADULTS. z
rms. 2 baths, finished attic; new-house
cond; recreation rm. nd and toilet IN base ase
aFvs Ssaf ss6 SH1E rms batSs EMs o F. heat ofL
Sis. FULTON r, GORDON 1927 Eye
st. d. $3.50. Office also open 7 am.
rear porches garage: gas heat: newly dec
Emerson 014l or National l040.
1853 COLUMBIA RID NW.-ATTRACTIVE
5 large rooms, kitchenette, bath. recreation
laundry roonR Venetian blinds $50. in
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY II 5
ss4s. 5sis SOB "AplE q JAMES INC Di
srs &c AyE KEY HogzE
Conn. ave. NV.
TO EMPLOYED ADULTS: cHEvERLY, MP.
Ms Nn., and ID, b. ai,m AMI; rs S35; ref read, Mr.
ROOMS, KITCHEN; BATH H.,wH'
$50 so See OWNER at 1928 MINI. ave.
3.ls 10th ST. NE-MoDERN GROOM
hesf hhesse; fifstr,s NH 5sfs GARAGE and automatic
wooDRIDGE. zoos FRANKLIN NE
rsr SansiPN ne school So 5fp1ff BE- G3 oil H.
BETHESDA. 604 GEORGETOWN RD-6
rms rms bath bath h-wh-; garage; $50. shep-
CABIN JOHN CAR LINE STOP NO 30
and No. 31-l and . bedrms.. elec. range,
Frisidaire, oil heat gar s35-S40. WI.
a5o6 18th ST. s; ARLINGTON: 2 ACRE;
Garden. shade. Chestnut 9034
1927 4th NE.-NEwLY DECO. 6 RMS.
trans: s45. Cali GE 31s4 -
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-DET. BR.. RMS
THos L. PHILLIPS, 351s Conn wo 1900
S37 .5O-TK. PIX r. B, GLAssED
porch; good condition: can be used by z
families. See any time. SH 4061.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY NEW 6-RM..
aIStory brick Colonial homs n Bethesda 6,eiSi !.
| interior details, fireplace recr rm.. yard
trees, gar. Emerson $500.
NEWLY DECORATED s-RooM BRICK, :
on end scfe.neF enreb sJ room attached
/ Call MRS .CHRIsTMAN, AlAedsRealty Corp.
$500 Wise Ave. WI 6b49
CHEVY CHASE. D AND MD.-CALI US
to Sc. our list I homes in this delishttu
neighborhood Prices range SIS to sl5C
EDW H. JONES & CO.. INC
$500 Conn. Ave. Woodley 2300
627 IRVING ST. NV R, B.. H,-W.H.
1.o, ERHqN6 TYs j n n II o'sgIL5yaFI g.[iD5sI 7s4s
WOODBRIDGE.
choGe and room nnr homes romniste SO l,st to SGT
''- ''-''vStr WooDR1pGE N SC REALTY CO.
1881 R. / Ave NE North 7203.
sl1 EYE ST NE.
Near school and playground; rms.
bath; h-w.h. elec.: s35. Ma. l4os. 3.
234 LoNGFELLow ST, NV, =,
rms BATH: 5ad? R-T 10Th R sfF ST. Ne Ffis' oO.o'
''' 9@4 Sth ST. 'sW. 80. =,
New modern home: 6 rms, bath
N'-'0'o' !G6$ asa;' ! St IS ST. NV. oO.v
. rms. (6 bedrms b. oil heat s15.5'
I126 BUCHANAN, ST. NV.
z rms. a oedrms, b. oil heat. gar-
~ 4i65 18th ST. NV. ,'''
rms. bath. gar. refg oil heat sec 81
4as Iei5 El9YP 81 Nv DAVIS Ns,fa2s1 G91 oa5e
rooms. . baths. oil h.-w.h.; porch and SUI
~ E. N. FRY. INC. WI. GAO.
) BRAND-NEW GROOM HOUSES IN TIL
heart Of Bethesda. Choice Of oil or ga
csij d MRS (; cHRIsTMAN, Allied Realty c2Eu
$40 LAMONT ST Nw-s5o. =
possession. Decatur 1861.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(Continued.)


WASHERS-Deep-c prices on brand-new
standard makes OF washing machines. in
crates. at discounts of more than 900 of
list prices. No down payment. Terms as
low as ST weekly Liberal trade-in allow
ances.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washington's Largest Appliance House.
92l G. st NV Entire Building.
District 3737 Ooen Ewes. Until 9 PM.
WASHERS-BRAND-NE NEW.
All standard makes in orlGlnal factory
crates at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Biz trade-in allowance Easy terms. Can
pay with your light bill. Also rebuilt
washers as low as S1295. WE ARE AU-
THoRIzED, SALES AND SERVIGE F9R
BENDIX, MAYTAG. E, WEST1NG-
HOUSE, A B c AND THOR
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
b14 10th st NV. National SS1".
1000 THEATER folding chairs,
so cents each in small or large
quantities. Strand Theatre, 9th
and D SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
ROOMS WANTED.

EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN desires room.
within walking distance Of l4th st. and
Rhode Island ave. ne: state rent on semi
monthly basis Box ABA, Star. So
COLORED-Clean, warm. neatly furnished
room privately owned home: kitchen
privileges; central ne. Box 42S-A Star.
%
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room and
strictly private connecting bath: north of
Wisconsin between Cathedral and Observa-
tory. Box 416-A, Star.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

IDEAL APIS. OR OFFICES. 1914. 1921
N Y ave Reduced: End, 3rd a Houses
stores, etc. N. E. RYON CO, Ma 1907
Evening star., 1940-12-03
2611 K ST. NV.

6-room brick house. in new condition.
modern throughout: $3.50. See J. Nc
KENNEY BERRY. 1868 Wisconsin ave. n. ".
MI. 0513.
sat 5O 2O24 PIERCE MILL RID. NV,
wv o''oo facing park rooms, bath. ga
rage: redec DU l93e
Evening star., 1940-12-03

HOUSE FOR BOARDING OR ROOMING.
Four kitchens 3 baths: near East Capitol
and 9TH st, Party going % Florida Call
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

-. adj bath: rev home. recreat. rm 1uc
bus. breakfast opt. S22 sgic CHI 96Sl.
ARLINGTON-Attracti room, new home:
free auto transportation downtown; $50
Chestnut 9110 after $40 pm
Evening star., 1940-12-03

NEARBY MD. AND VA. AND D. C.-5
| and rms, b., bungalows, $40 to S55;
rms. . b. Il bedroom and bath lst
| foor) $40. once also open z am. to o
| pm. FULTON R. GORDON, 1927 Eye st,
Evening star., 1940-12-03

CHEVY CHASE, MD. 300 SHEPHERD ST.
DETACHED, rooms. = baths screened
front porch. automatic oil heat, slate roof,
large basement: on corner lot l00Xl20:
large attic that could be made into 2
additional rooms. detached garage A beau
tiful growth Of shrubs and flowers which
could not be replaced for 1000. This is
one Of the choicest residential sections in
Washington or suburbs. Must be sold at
once. Sacrifice price under $4,000: terms.
r. @. DUNNE 604 H ST. ne AT $500.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

5215 LIVINGSTON RD SE-2 or rooms,
seml-modern reasonable. 3'
1926 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. mr.. Conduit
I'd bright warm rooms with incl Sleep
ing porch; suitable Ink: trans, bus or
car. | fare; reaS EN- 0lSS
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.
(Continued.)

2117 KEARNEY ST. NE.
rooms. bath and kitchen. In new-house
condition. heat, light and gas furnished;
ADULTS only; $50 per month. Hobart 1858.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
APARTMENTS FURNISHED,
(Continued.)

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. 2Otf
and SITS. n.w.-1 room, kit. dinette. pvt
bath; day, So ! or 2 persons week. S1S
Men 80 g sfsY1fs srssasf &C. ess
S55 MO-LIV. RM, BEDRM.. K, AND B
| 1925 18th st. NV. Call GE. 1883 ewes
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE
apt. with another: reas.: 18th ST.. walking
dist downtown. Dupont 1000, Apt. 500.
THE HE CLIFTON. 1323 CLIFTON ST. NV
pantry; nicely furnished. See janitor. 3'
MIRAMAR. 18th AND r. /. AVE. NV,
Apt. 6l1-Nicely furnished; will sublet for
/ RIM, DINETTE. KITCHEN AND BATH.
s0@Psey THE iurnSesd aRsTr6AE ssOe SIS ennH s6
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 3-RM. APT;
married couple; s55. MA. 1898 before
1910 INGLEsIDE TER N.W.-3 ROOMS,
kitchen, bath, porch, $50: . rooms, kitch-
en-, bath. porch, $50: refrigeration.
1905 NJ ST. NV, ROOM, LARGE
RShen dec ncosed porch modern bath
1901 KALoRAMA RID. NwENIcELY
near trans Dupont 1924. 81
1907 21st ST NW-oNE LARGE ROOM,
porch Kitchen; Frisidaire. bath; attrsc-
lively iOtatIoli.
HOTEL RoOSEVELT-SUBLET ATTRAC-
tively. furnished corner: liy; rm;; bedroom,
diHette, KITCHEN, bath. Apt. ABB. a'
1446 N ST W.-ONE ROOM. KITCHEN,
bath: c;h.w., heat. gas. ,elec, Frigidaire
incl: S45 mo. Sterling 9647.
fined, i1s Employed adults: garage il desired,
EVENINGS only, 421 Randolph st. NV,
. ROOMS KITCHEN. NEW FURNITURE.
Frigidalre, hot running water: reasonable:
adults only. Lincoln ll44-R:
TO sUBLET-APARTMENT, CoMPLETEL.Y, 7
furnished; l room; kit. and bath. 1873
d y + Ask Ask foT v MISS sT1lwEIf Ian ME-
! RM, KIT; ELEc,, REFG: M RENOVATED, ENC
ssn So wssk Sc wk AlsS 4da rP Pa f1ss hs grill per-
. ROOMS, PORCH, KIT. FRIGIDAIRE
1898 Calvert st.
WANTED YOUNG LADY TO SHARE
small small OachsSs mdnSs apt r Ta preTag ap9heF auIs bk
l4th st. cars; SIG, MI. 1850. before
2707 ADAMS MILL RID. NV, APT. .303--
. rms, kit. dinette and bath with shower;
MODERN. -a-RM, KITCHEN BATH APT,
y blk : 10-cent buses. Arlington CheSt-
?o9 goth ST; N,W,-l ROOM KITGHa4N KITS En-
on on h house; USE downtown, Me 93I4.
1918 X ST. NV. CONVENIENT DOWN
town. room, kitchen. bath; gas. elec and
refs on house: nicely furn. Me. SOS.
NEAR CAPITOL, 42l NEW JERSEY AVE.
se.-lst floor, porch gas, lights reig.
incl: $40 mo
WANTED YOUNG MAN TO SHARE MOD
ern bachelor apt at 4s0l Conn. ave. Call
WoodIey 62l1.
1922 18th ST NW-W1DOW, OWNING
home, will share same with couple, in ex-
change for meals; garage II desired
TAYLOR 535l.
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED BASEMENT
apt: conv. trans; S35 mo. Georgia
AVAILABLE DECEMBER AND JANUARY,
Groom duplex. large living room. bed
rooms, each with bath: Sl15 mo. MA.
3l20, Br. go.
1925 EUCLID ST NW.-COMPL. FURN..
:, lge rms. b., k; entire 3rd fl; modern
semi-det homei gas, cleo. Frisldare'
Govt empl couple pref CO DIAL.
"o6 UPSHUR ST N.W.-SMALL FURN.
apt: Soldiers Home Car line; $500 week
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL,
lst and c SITS n.e-LivinR rm.. oedrm
bath and pullman kitchen From $50 per
month includes gas, elcc and maid serv
Call MR. PARRISH. mgr. for inspection
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.
2615 4th ST. N

2615 4th st. NE.
2 rooms kitchen and BATH all utili-
ties included in rent S55 90
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K NV. DI 1913.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM. BREAKFAST; SUPPER: Protestant;
near Anacostia Naval Research Laboratory.
Call Ii. 5lS1. y
EMPLOYED MOTHER and baby, . years
wants room together: care for baby; jew
ish home preferred Box ABA. Star. So
Evening star., 1940-12-03

Just completed, in restricted neighborhood; ;
high elev near transp. and schools; .
stories, attractive bay window with loaded
glass ESQ oil heat: fully insu.; 3 Minis.
to Govt. bldgs. Call Temple 1874 bet. 10
m and Is d m
Evening star., 1940-12-03
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURN AIT. ROOMS KITCHEN AND
bath walking distance downtown. three
girls will occupy Jan. /. Box 4il-A. Star
GROOM FURNISHED APT, PRIVATE
bath. Box 4s5-A, Star. D
FURNISHED APT ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath, for Christmas holidays; available
Dec Goth. conv. downtown. Call after
$50, Georgia s2O9
CLEVELAND PARK - COUPLE WISH
small furnished apt, or room and board
Box 43T-C. Star.
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ARLINGTON COAL CO.,
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

YOUR DOG CAL LED FOR, gwen a sani;
tary batn removing all fleas and returned
FOR 81 Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital.
WO 0224 Bethesda Branch. WI. 304o
COCKER SPANIELS, registered, black, B
males females, mos old. A. S. Lewis.
r. F. D. Q, Richmond. Va. 3.
COOKERS. registered, pedgreed puppies;
large selection; reasonable. Shepherd
5743 $50 Ridge ave. Sll. Spr.
CHRISTMAS PUPPIES-Cockers. scotties
Bostons wire-hair terriers: also boardlns
hollywood Kennels. WA. 1s24
PEKINGESE pedgreed stock: fine selec-
ton; beauties. wonderful dispositions: m.
and T.. mo to yr old ideal gifts; SD.
1919 VT. ave NE. 7204 Falls CH. S3l-W-'.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. months old;
registered pedigreed Can be seen all day
Sun. Weekdays after 5:30 m. Fyatts-
Vile OLA
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

FURNITURE, bric-a-brac china, glassware,
rugs, Silverware. paintings highest cash
prices paid Call Murray. Taylor 1898.
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Overlooking Rock Creek Pork
PARK CRESCENT
1901 18Th St. NV.
Features of Buildines

All electric kitchens, ventilatine
doors. Venetian blinds. carpeted
corridors, painted walls, sun decks.
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM.
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"THE MAURY. y

- I"IN AND q SIS. NV.
70l 10th st. nw-1O0 beautifully furn
rooms, each with running water inner
sprlrg mattresses many showers and tub
baths: elevator service Single rooms. SIS
up. Double rooms. $40. Sll and Sl2
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

CHEVY CHASE-Quiet, home-like room
for gentleman; on bus line; parking space
or garage available; reasonable. EN-
! 05S2
ISIS 18th ST. NV large basement
rooms, private entrance, all conveniences
| 81 for small family.
| 1919 X ST N,W-Attractive studio room
| Venetian blinds, cooking privileges; 3 Govt
employees. S14 ea. DU. O307.
1Ss7 GIRARD SIT MW2 dq%ble nhdes roomS
1871,
1921 R. l. AVE NV, Scott Circle-De.
sirsble room, kitchenette; also single room;
every convenience, service: home.
ia BRYANT ST N.W.-1 single room, l
double room; gentlemen only Decatur
1877. call any time
1922 KENYON ST. N.w--one large room
for rent double or single optional; un-
limited phone; SIS wk. 3'
1880 1Gt 17th ST, N:w1Nr. Mt; = Pleasant es4.a
sl5: with garage $50: Adams 2223:
Is MINUTES downtown Washington ex-
elusive Jefferson Park near Alexandria
Gentleman; private home; S25. TE. 49S1.
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1908 18th st. n.w:-De-
Sirable vacancy for l lady; grill PRIVILEGES;
maid service
NEAR CAPITOI-Privileses, use of living
room. kitchen, dining room, piano unlim-
tied telephone. 205 lst st. ne. IL 3slO-W.
CHEVY CHASE D. C., 1924 Northampton
St-PleaSant front room. ch.w.: detached
home "a square Conn. ave. Woman.
zoos NJ ST. N.W.-2nd floor; bricht. front
room, twin col-spring BEDS, next bath;
neatly furnished. Also single. Reasonable
24@s 18th N.W-Private home; front
1910 MONROE ST. NE.---Desirable double
room, twin beds: e block transportation:
Gentlemen SIS.
144I CHAPLIN ST. NV. off 14th st-Laree
front room, twin beds, next bath: warm.
HO 3S71
large. well furnished, sunny. quiet: with
family of adults; two blocks from Capitol;
prefer settled gentleman; S25 mo. So
1740 R ST. S.E.-Nicely furnished front
room, room. mr. Navy Yard; bus stop at door
,?4oo 18th ST. NV, Apt, ,2O3--studio
Gertile girl only. AID. 1856.
$40 TUCKERMAN ST. .NW.-Newly de-
corated rm,. next bath; for .gentIesman. SIS
1894 COLUMBIA RID. NW-single rms,
- and 81 clean. warm: near car lines;
men. Adams 1923.
200 CONN. Apt. 436-South Cathedral
ManSions-Large bed,living rm,, semi,
ladies. Do not phone
40 10th ST. NE-Nicely fqrn. bedroom
IN pvt apt, next bath, 81 wk. Southern
FNpoS. franklln to@S.
2003 KLINGLE RD. NW-Nicely furn.
single room. large closet: convenient tranSp.
Nr. 10th and Park rd.; SIS.
1857 PARKWOoD PL; NV, a block 14th
st.-Ncely furnished warm single or
double room, twin beds. AD. 6s56
18th AND COL RD. 1923 Wyoming ave
SINGLE ROOM, next bath. ami, unlim-
tied phone. Columbia 14S2-J.
next bath: twin beds > gentlemen; walk
ing distance. Michigan 7240.
2nd-FLOOR. south front. warm rm S5;
3rd-hoor front. So so; baths, phone same
moor; c.hw. 1917 Fairmont NV
SPACIOUS FRONT ROOM. twin beds, hot
running water: nicely furnished; reason
able. Lincoln liar
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING-War conven-
lent south rm., next bath: running water.
stove; 50 wk.; adults. 1898 Fairmont NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD-Large furn. room.
private bath. new home | or persons:
convt to Public Health Center. WI 6a92.
3os TAYLOR ST. NW.-Furn, Groom
f
Evening star., 1940-12-03

awe r, k, b.. shower. elev.: front apt:
S67.5
ARLINGTON, va ROOMS, TILE BATH,
kitchen, dinette porch; Janitor service;
S4750 CHI 4799 g
Evening star., 1940-12-03
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

SHoREHAM HoTEL-SUBLEASE BEAUTI-
fully furnished suite. large living room,
windows, bedroom and bath. co. 2126
Unusual in character, appealing to dis
eliminating tastes. S110. LA SALE APIS.
Apt. 130. j.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

18TH and Eye SITS. n.W.-RoomS with bath
and radio for ! person from S14 per
week for ?, from IS per week each, Dy
the month; air-conditloned lobby dining
room and cocktail room Call MR.. WILLS.
mgr., Tor inspection. District 1910
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VIEW. DETACHED ALExANDRIA HOME
(Continued.)

ADJ MCKINLEY HIGH-6-R., B. BRICK.
h--w h. cleo. garage; new condition: $3.50
cash. bal monthly. z. A. GARVEY tovn-
err. DI 450s: eve. and Sun, GE. $500.