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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-03
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 Green Apple Myth

OEeeN AppAc Mytn
 U. s. Dispensatory .02 and .O6 grain of arsenic may be given three times day incidentally. You'd have to eat two to five pounds of apples, skin, cores and all to get that much arsenic, according to the amount the government permits in spray residues. I submit that one green apple, without arsenic spray, will cause more misery than all the fruit with arsenic spray residue one could eat. GA. G. P0
 Answer-That green apples cause any trouble at all is merely an old myth. I like to eat apples and some other fruit, skin and all, but I pre- fer to see that the fruit is thorough ly washed to remove any lead or ar- senic left on it by spraying.
 Credulous Women
 Please, can't you have an occa- sional article enlightening credulous women who worry about the change" until they are almost sick from worry. v. . was one of them, and I wish some one might have knocked the silly idea out of my head. (Mrs. A. T)
 Answer-I never neglect an oppor- tunity to combat that notion. Glad to send any woman who asks for 1t and provides stamped envelope bear- ing her address a monograph on "Menopause."
 Fruit and Digestion
 Diet specialist featuring at lunch club said fruit should never be served as first course of breakfast, as it provokes secretion of wrong kind of gastric juice and thus pre- vents proper digestion of the re- mainder of the meal.
 (Mrs.C. E. F.)
 Answer-It is primarily a question of individual taste-if you like fruit as first course etnjoy 1t then and don't get your digestion down wor- rying about what the trick speciial- iSts say. ..g.
 Rolls Before Breakfast
 Please explain what you mean by rolls before breakfast" Is 1t a diet or what? (S. M)
 Answer-S o m CT sau1ts. Send stamped envelope bearing your ad- dress and ask for Bylaws of Somer- saultauqua.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-03

She was all for getting up and do- ing something, but the man dissu- aded her lest she take cold.
 To make a sad story simple, the man died at about ten o'clock Sat- urday night. There was such toe do concerning the weather, damp ness, cold and the like that the na- ture of the illness and the actual cause of death never was revealed. Was it pneumonia, angina, diph- theria, loss of blood? Any doctors guess is as good as mine. The se- cret lies with the mans bones in 8 tomb at Mt. Vernon.
Evening star., 1940-10-27

what to expect. They had not trailed
him six thousand miles merely to offer
membership in bund. He had been
selected for some very definite bit of
skulduggery. Certain of this much,
Carl thanked God that the usual
Gestapo trick of Threatening a mans
relatives in Germany with prison or
death if he failed to comply with their
demands would not work in his case.
He was an orphaned waif born in the
third year of the World War, and
owed no debt of kinship. No, he alone
would pay the penalty for this de-
fiance -.
Carl was ten minutes late at the
check in. Mr.. Maxwell, the foreman,
did not seem much disturbed. GO tell
Ryan he can stop alibiing for you
now" Mr. Maxwell said.
Thank you, sir!
Don grinned when Carl trotted over
to their welding station. big night,
huh, Irish?"
mo. - uh -"
Did they go and fire you? Okay.
Me too -"
No, no, Don. 1t is not that" AS
they worked, Carl told his pal all that
had happened. He realized before he
(Continved on pose 14)
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SLOW FUSE
Continued from pose five

"Yes. You know that But | assure
you | am loyal American citizen.
changed my name because -
Jovial chuckles interrupted him.
"We don't work in there" said the
other man. Were from the Teutonic
Defenders. am Herman Brown and
this is Kurt Smith"
Carl ignored the outstretched hands.
Il am not interested" he said
Tearing up the photograph, he
tossed the fragments into the gutter
and started walking steadily toward
the Air-Nav gates.
They fell into step beside him.
You are being very foolish"
We're your friends.
We'll wait for you"
After work, eh?"
Carl turned on them and they
stopped, both smiling the same sort of
smiles out of faces that were frighten-
ingly vague MIR. Brown and Mr..
Smith seemed to have no nationality
at all, no stamp of race or calling -
their voices were nondescrlpt.
''If you bother me again, there'll be
Evening star., 1940-10-27

trouble" Carl said This is a free
country. | want nothing to do with
you or your organization"
Mr.. Browns eyes did not smile.
"You have no friends in there" he
said. They're going to discharge you.
Didn't you know that"
How do you know it?'
1--WE know all about you, Carl"
said MIR. Smith. You are a good
German boy who made mistake. The
Leader wants to forgive you"
Carl slapped him across the mouth.
i AM not German" he said, gaspily.
81 changed my name because - be-
cause | was ashamed of the kind of
German that people see now. Let me
alone - you hear? Let me aloner'
He left them in a blind, choking
rage and lost himself in the crowd of
workmen at the plant gates. He did
not report to the assembly line imme-
diately He hid in the mems lavatory
of the Front Office building and tried
to decide what to do. Tragic familiar
ity with the Gestapo warned him
Evening star., 1940-10-27
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Evening star., 1940-10-27

the dance and expected Pauline to
produce good date" for her. Pauline
hoped that Carl could persuade Don
to take Ethel.
81 do not know if | can go to the
Carl SAID, somberly. 81 may
not be working for AirNav by the
night of Saturday"
Pauline blnked For Pctc's sake
- why not? You aren't figuring to
quit your job, hon?"
Carl reported the rumOr that was
going the rounds at Alr-Nav, adding
that there had been no official denial.
why, never heard of anything SO
siiyr Pauline exclaimed. "You hate
that Hitler guy like poison. You're an
American citizen. They wouldn't dream
of firing you Just because you hap
pened to be born IN Germany"
Pm afraid 1t is true. Pauline"
'Oh, you're always SO gloomy
IL know. am sorry"
You ought to snap out OF it, Carl.
You don't want to be a wet blanket
"A wet blanket"
Yeah, a Gloomy Gus"
"A great part of the world is sad
well, tins part isn't, You go around
looking like the sky was gong to fall
:. down or something. Ethel kids me
about It, Gee, Carl, we're SIX thousand
miles away from that mess over there,
SO why waste your nervous energy
worrying about lt?'
Tits closer than SIX thousand miles"
Pooh! That guy isn't going to
come over here. It's just a lot of
political talk to scare us. I've told you
hundred times. You just get it off
your mind and cheer upl"
For you, will. love you,
Pauline"
All. now, that's better C'mon, let's
swim before the air gets too coldr'
She pulled off a sweater and kicked
out Of her slacks She had on bright
red swimming Sult underneath them.
Carl sat on the sand and watched her
gallop across the gentle, foamlng
breakers and dive into deep green
roller. The Pacific blended into close
horizon of evening sky and placid
water. But Carl remembered other
beaches where no girls in red swim
ming suits romped and laughed; where
men died in bloody water and fought
each other by the light of terrible sun
sets He shuddered, not from physical
chill, and ran after Pauline and
into the surf wishing he
might find the waters of Lethe -.
Next morning 1t came.
Two middle-aged men Carl had
never seen before halted him near the
Air-Nav plant as he was on his way to
work. you have lost your picture
the smaller of the pair said, pleasantly.
Isn't this your picture?"
Stunned, Carl reached for the photo
graph as it was offered to him. He saw
that 1t was fresh print taken from an
old pose of himself by Fritz Bauer, the
village photographer at Sturmdorf.
He looked on the back, reading a
number of notations in German which
indicated that he had been traced from
Switzerland to France and England.
The last entry stated: Entered
u. S. A. Oct. II, 1884"
why did the company 60 to SO
much trouble?" he SAID. duly Had
they asked me, would have told
them"
The strangers smiled, You are
Karl Schurmann who used to live in
Sturmdorf?"
Evening star., 1940-10-27

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FEATURES:

COLORED-IN SELECT NE. SECTION
rooms. bath: ew-house condition: res
sonable rent: adults. A. NJ. ROSE. NJ
0O10
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1851 EUcLID-LARGE ROOM, LARGE
kitchen, cleo. refg.. first door. porch. Right
at streetcar.
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NEAR SEARS RoEBUCK, N.E--PRACTI-
caliv new, large rooms large yard. auto
matte heat: priced for quick sale. Call Mr.
Filippo. REALTY ASSOCIATES. MA. 1898.
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45-4-R B. BUNGALOW MODERN:
ufo. heat; large lot; mr.. bus schools.
1l@ Reading I'd. Sil. Spring. SH 4061
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GENTLEMAN desires room. bath preferred;
state full details. Box 2s4-X, Star.
YOUNG BUSINESSWOMAN would like fur
nlshed room with family il apt house,
like Wardman Park or T,lden Gardens: will
pay 50 per mo. Box COOK, Star
YOUNG MAN wants unfurn. room: prefer
\ ", close in; not over So. Box 219-X,
Star.
SETTLED LADY OF refinement desires
large UNFINISHED room with Ink. priv
lIrGeS B-x TX. Sar -
ROOM AND BOARD. yirln.ty Dupont
Circle for elderly lady with p. cat. will
pay so mo: permanent; wrfe partcu-
lars to Box 'el5. Virginia Beach. Va
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


a bedroom and bath on the Isl floor:
bedrooms and bath on the VI, end n2 c 10,
houses over at cost. For information call
WO 257S
BUILDER HAS HOUSE LOCATED 23l2
p % see the f ho9se qua Call Wo. s53s rom
Q till ).
NEAR -RoEBUcK,, NE-pRAcTI-
F ili5p ns@ Realty fl3 AssocIaTEs Ma l4Ss
I4@ c ST. NE-2-sToRY AND .BAsM,T
baths Newly reconditioned Price. $3.50.
BERT National $3.50
1897 EUCLID ST. NW-3-sTORY AND
/ rooms. 3i2 baths INV h. Scar garage;
also i-rm outbuilGine; choice location for
5Hos ike r hGHse sqR lae dSNn
one-half block of Conn. ave. is this
attractive ,semi-detached home containins
VIII nice lot This IS real value Easy
xrms Gall Mr.; Benson e With BETHEL
HOMES BUILT TO ORDER. $3.50 Up
basement included Visit sample house
5f 6ey6nd re- Green MI so g River
ON A LOT 5ox.oo. DIET. BRICK, BED
and two baths on second; oil heat ehe:;-
aur o rriT ISo1Sar o1nortunitE s56
THOs L. PHILLIPS. Woodley 1900 until
pm 35ls Conn.
PHYSICIANS. DENTISTS. PROFESSIONAL
men. attention See 400 Reservoir RI.
NV. A home and once combined Lovely
location Exceptional construction. II
T TIA e WI 7lss SAG Vermont ave, NV. Ma
GEoRGETowN-6-R ooM BRICK, LOVE
ssmi: sS;'U" $500 Also lars. HON: =
S14 500. GEORGETOWN properties. L. H.
THADEN, 1925 Vermont ave. NV. MA.
1925 CHnDREss ST NE-Modern Co
lonial home. closed sleeping porch; newly
isS Vefmo sass awe .f' Ma 1913 or vi 5o
5000 CASH. s55 MoNTHLy-cENTRAL
NV, location; brick, "-sty cellar, s r and
vacant: must be sold; barsain; S5.575. Be
brcS and cement es sPs BUS schools etc.
r. b., recreation room: INV. heat: garage:
trees. shIqbbery: rare chance Apnlv 4
miles 1STin sVeF 5pf d h coTneE he stie ne
porches, lawn. shrubbery: over $4,000 so.
feet 10 feet on fine mscsda% r. hishV .hy
sdveriise BARGAINS. wILLETT, WI. 371o.
:427 18th ST. NwEsUITABLdE LIE HoM dE
Cash e5 Ru??sa month ICONS ow Ss Mi 4ess $500
ne Ab bricE Colonial win through Center
hall three bedrooms; two baths; oil heat;
ssrg WAY to ST a nice rios L, with p t5ff
WO. 1900 until pm. 351s Conn.
s.. a50-sUBURBAN MD.-MosT CON-
veniently located, near 1-fare zone: brick
b0 attic oil sea BE- promp or ms
BARGAIN REALTY ASSOCIATES, Ma. 143s
until pm
S7,95O-cONvENIENT SILVER SPRING.
mesG on s
floor. 9 large bedrooms on Gnd neor; huge
s GfsfEs Ff fsss ya nn.i BEATTY Asso
S SaH nso. 81 po NE .ut Mr. h.., and +
$3.50 OWNER. 10. 1910 eve. No agents.
FOR INVEsTMENf-2-FAMILY HOUSES,
i$S r. &f.sf :, 5SnSsf nj mo Call i HR
eGos MONROE ST. NE-7-RM. BRICK
house' bedTms on terms i you can . alSEs
fealtor i0F Tay ior' aS44 Taylor safi
5-room Cape Cod; 2o2 East Glenbrook
d mr. finished hs no sp ssGS a rodm
fireplace with .built-in bookcases, screened
porch. auto. heat and detached garage.
Phone Oliver DIAL.
$3.50 CASH-NEW DETACHED BRICK.
Bethesda area: bedroom and bath on LIST
floor, 2 bedrooms and bath on End. Oil
heat. Lot 65xl30. THOS. L. PHILLIPS,
WO 1000 until o pm 351s Conn.
ss 1Gss SO sS aAs NAY rent 81
exc. $500 to $500. Open. NO. 6176. 81.
s12, 5OO-ON 18th ST. Mr.. PIX RD.-CoR
brk.. 10 rms, 3 b., gar; LIST trust, $4,000.
TAMMARO. Ma. 1883. Eve. 90. 5000.
Continued on Next Page)
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EASY WALK DOWNTOWN
1913 21St ST. NV
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.

Is4S COLUMBIA RID ROOMS, KITCF-
en-. bath.
ATTRACTIVE APIS HIGH CLASS NEIGH
boyhood some furnished Car available on
appt MPS GREEN Shepherd 512s.
14.7 PERRY PL. NW.-LOVELY BED
living room. kitchen. unlimited phone
excellent heat; SIS. Hobart 6021.
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HOUSES UNFINISHED.
(rnntipnaN

CHEVY CHASE. d C. AND MD-CALL Us
to see our list Of homes in this delightful
neighborhood Prices range S75 to $3.50
EDW H JONES a. CO.. INC,
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Near 18th & Park Rd.
Ogden Gardens

i4th &K cAFRITZ Dist. $3.50
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION
S75.00-605 Longfellow NV. 7 rms,
sleeping porch. garage; well furnished:
THOS d WALSH INC. DI- G5hS.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
tCnni
ROOMS UNEuRNISHED.

ATTEND HEATING SYSTEM = Winter
81 81. 4 large Ist-foor rooms, including
heat. light, gas: Sc. Box 11I-V. Star.
VICINITY CONN. AVE, Dupont and Chevy
Chase CircleS-Large unfurn. rm. with open
fireplace DU 646i. En-, 400. after 3 ON
14th AND DECATUR N.W.-Large, bright,
front. corner room, bath, private detached
home, GE 114S for appointment 21s
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LOIO OOINN. AVE-. IN. w.
Q rooms, baths oil heat; 2-car garage;
S135 per month Immediate possession.
SANDOZ, INC. 2 Dupont Circle. DU. 1894.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

NEW RMS; GARAGE: RECREATION
69S Montgomery ave-, Sill. Spring. SH.
90
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Preferred Modern Ants.

Convenient to stores, theaters and
shopping districts; walking distance
OF everything.
Rentals Include Electricity
for lighting, cooking and re-
frigeration.
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ROOMS FUR. 8 UNFUR,
ROOMS WANTED

c222 WIS. AVE. N.W.-Single room Ind
floor. front fur. or unfur., in small private
family: reas.; garage available 90
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL, goth
s sah day or !G9% D.r Son d TssE Hys
month 500 Fuil Service, Friqidare nicely
furn. MA 5425. L1NKINs co direction.
Il! ty nv WYATT BE a35 $50 81 Ga I sTs s sAs
27I4 CATHEDRAL AVE, NV ATTRAc-
lively furn. rms, kitchen, bath and porch.
Elec. refrigeration
YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO SHARE HER
week Call DU 11o6, after ..
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK NV
Entire floor: rms. KIT, bath: gas. cleo.
No! $50 10 s5 sapio affdr G9uBig Avail
1922 OGDEN ST NV. NEAR 18th ST
bridge: > rooms elassed-in sleeping porch.
XII bath. accommodate 4 adults: lease.
references. $50 CO. 1901.
1905 18th ST. N.W-NEWLY DECO
gated . rm modern apt; cleo refg good
heat, c.h.W.; $40 per week.
ONE ROOM, LIVING BED RIM. COMBINA-
ton. separate ktchenette; Electrolux gas.
light utilities furn.; avail. Nov. l. 2l07
Eye st. NV.
a. q NJ ST. NV. ao LARGE ,E BED-L1I,yIN S g
set. refg., gas stove, sink; references
IS R ST. E-ATTRACTIvELY FURN.,
bath; refs. c.hw; Bird f.; adults
1913 R. I. AVE. N;W;-WALKING DIST.
cite, bath: c.h.w.; cleo. refrg.
9445 14th ST Nw-CoRNER; 3 RMS
liv. bedrmu din kit, b., C.hW, refg. Won
derful location Suite 3. $3.50.
1925 EUCLID ST. N.W.-COMP. FURN. .
Ice. rms. bath. kit. Ice. clos. ent. 3rd
f. pvt, modern home of adults semi-det
2 expos: gas. cleo. incl: cOnv. stores
cars: refs req. Govt. employ. couple pref
60. 0141.
37l6 LIVINGSTON ST. NV RMS,
kitchen, screened porch, Frleidaire, heat.
cleo, Gas furn., mr.. bus stores. adults only.
Noodlcv 39SS
WANTED-CNE OR TWO YOUNG MEN TO
share small cottage. near Potomac River
and canal; nearby Maryland WI. POSI-,
$685. 32nd ST, MT RAINIER Md
Nicely furn. living rm, bedrm. kit. incl
sleeping porch semi-pvt. bath: heat.
cleo: avail. Nov. >; 500. WA. 07s0.
24ol CALVERT ST. NV: oPPos. SHORE
ham Hotel-Completely furn., . rms, kit,
bath. Call MRS. GUSDORF Apt. 205.
GIRL TO SHARE 4-RooM MODERN APT.
with others: reasonable. Call after $50
pm. Taylor S019.
1851 EUcLID--LARGE ROOM LARGE
kitchen cleo. refs. first door. porch. Right
at streetcar.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOM suitable young man. IN nearby
MARYLAND, near PotoTac River and canal
al privileges WI. @uSl .,6'
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APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHEp.
FORT VIEW,

18th pl., between Fort drive and Pea
body 81. nw-One and TWO room apart
mentS. attractively decorated; stores, shops
and schools nearby. Resident manager
M i-'o' ~17eo mn cco
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APARTMENTS UNFINISHED.

400 cSth ST SE.-S42.5O: 2 LARGE
rms, complete kit, bath. 3 exposures inc,
gas, elec heat. c,h.w Ii. 1890. Adults.
20
500 ST NE-5 ROOMS. BATH. PORCH:
sunny corner; End a.: gas heat. refg.:
adults; reasonable.
51s QUINCY ST NW-ENTIRE End FL:
3 lge. outside rooms, kit, bath: heat, g.,
cleo, garage: adults. Taylor 1851.
$500 ST. NV. NEAR GOVT DEPTs.
front aye cleo fs &c. Sc. res
mgr UNION STORAGE CO., NO. O104.
1127 WEST VIRGINIA AVE. NE. APT. 8
Modern duplex: 2 large rooms, dinette,
kitchen bath: screened porch and yard; oil
DI. 2434. Other apartments available.
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LOVELY Urn Def MODERN CORNER
brick; garden. screened porch. yard; quiet;
sos. 900 81 ne. Ii. 1871
"A ST, sW.-7-RM. HOUSE. MODERN,
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2g27 ORDWAY ST NV. M UPTOWN
shopping center: rms. oil burner; G E.
refg.; garage; newly redec, HO a5@6.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

s1h s5ss S GSmp: se9 s ST iarnl6sd
house Tor rent very reasonable
full tenant my attractiyeiy f9rnshed home.
on Euclid ST., bet. 18th and l4th NV;
has Sc s bedrms;. baths; parlor dining rm;'
S S40 'o'ie' 10 inspect phone chestnut
EXCLUSIVE CHEVY CHASE SECTION
Inexpensive to heat because semi -deta ched.
boz III
for auck Tentsi aso5 Military I'd NV W. '-s
CHEVY CHASE, D NEW 7 ROOMS,
Dahs Big oil o heat DrEht
Less for no children family Cali EN- 304G:
CHEVY CHASE, p; ct1vERY coNvEN-
baths co@pe,. Peiafhfd d Tq0 Rea
per mo. KE1sER, Wo. 537I: eve Wo 1865
BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED HOME = ALL
VIM: NJ. KITcHIN & CO., Ma. $3.50, EN-.
0a47.
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, SERVANTS R,
b., double garage; oil heat; 8 months or
more: available now. EN- O511.
WESLEY HGTs.-HoME. NOT JUST A
house: 22-ft liv: rm: Grand piano, din.
arse with mse M0p bed ob doa sGe bunk
bedrm., guest bedrm.: authentic Mexican
room upstairs; freshly decorated ready
Tor good living: gas heat; garage space for
woo as s57 9n' e'es. u oA', anu Gun
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
SIS 00-605 Longfellow NV. 7 rms,
sleeping porch garage; well furnished.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC. DI. 1858.
2818 CONN. AVE. NV.
rooms, baths, oil heat; 2-car garage;
S135 per month. Immediate possession.
SANDOZ. INC Dupont Circle. DU. 1894.
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.
NEW 9 RMS; GARAGE: RECREATION
rm.; auto. heat; $40. unfurn.: $50 furn.
sos Montgomery ave-. Sill. Spring. SH.
3l62-W.
GROOM HOUSE, MAIDS ROOM IN BASE
ment, coal furnace, automatic heat con-
troll gas REFRIGERATOR. gear garage; shady
lot 150x35: excellent neighborhood; con:
venent bus graded school. junior and
senior high schools. Woodley 0564.
COLORED-l453 SWAMI ST. N.W-3
floors: r., b.: water. gas sinks; newly
renovated; visit and offer; open. Me-. $3.50.
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1914 QUEBEC PLACE NW-6 RMS.
bath. ami ouilt-.n garage: attractlvelv
decora ed; glass-!ncIosed sun Dorches: year
lease S65. Tay.or 1859 -"
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EASY WALK DOWNTOWN
1913 21St ST. NV.

lUIO LI0U y :. ". W.
Between 81. and Mass Ave
One Block From Conn Ave. Shoppes
and Transportation.
One Room. Kitchen. Dinette and
Bath With Shower. $50 SO.
Gas, electricity ana refrigeration in
cluded in rent Ample private parking
space Immediate occupancy
1G1S o1Sf ST NV
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BRICK HOME. YEARS OLD: RMS, =
baths, finished att!c, gas heat. garage: in
American Univ. PIX. DIT. public and pa
rochlal schools Adults preferred. sos
month Phone Emersnn lIlE
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APARTMENTS WANTED,
FLATS FOR RENT.

437 10th ST. NE.
rooms, kitchen and bath, on End floor
Arcola heat S31 so Kew at st floor. E
QUINCY SMITH, INC, 900 18th st. NV
DI a051
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M. WALTER REED 1903 GERANIUM ST.
Detached, : rms. 4 bedrms., l!Y. nm,
fireplace, large yard, gar; SIS. WI 1904
$500 18th ST. S, ARLINGTON r AND
b, double garage garden. fruit, etc. Il
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! HAVE TWO NEW HOMES WHICH HAVE
a bedroom and bath on the Isl floor:
bedrooms and bath on the end hoor. Lo-
Gated in Aurora Hills. Va. VIII turn
houses over al cost. For information call
WO ISIS
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GEORGETOwN-6-Ro BRICK. LOVE
ly location Price. SIS 900. sroom home.
Semi-det., S13.500 Also large home at
S"4 500 GEORGETOWN properties. L.. H.
THADEN. lI26 Vermont ave. NV. Ma.
oO-S mr. WI 5440
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2l5Q P ST. NV.

. fine apis. with back porches. all out
side rmS new condition. One 3 rms.
For Information, key, apply MR.. IRVING.
pho ST NV
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THE MANOR,

"lOs 18th St NV
Comfortable rooms home cooked food.
hot bread every dav: phone in every room;
lovely twin bedroom PVT. bath: also single
room, next bath, for gentleman. Double
room with running water next shower
bath Ballroom for rent. MI. 1916.
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NEW, MODERN,
ONLY $3.50.

INCLUD GAS AND ELEC
rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath. ultra
modern bldg carpeted corridors, painted
walls Venetian blinds. inciHerator "a
block 70 siSres and car and bus line,
Upshur 81 or call DREYFUss BROS.
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BRADBURY HTS, D C-BY OWNER, NEW
5-room brick full basement, automatic hot
water: near school church bus line. SOS
Reference required. AT 3gi0. after )
D m. or al day Sunday -
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3506 CENTER ST. NV q STREET EAST
Of $500 block 18th st)-6 large rooms,
bath, newly decorated ami. S49.50.
Key 35OS Warfeld 3S44.
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- EYE ST. NE-S-ROOM BRICK: RE-
acorated, side and back yards. Open