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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-25
BISHOP OBRIEN
 CONFIRMS CLASS
II6I Children Received Sacrament at St. Lucy's
 Church Yesterday

A class of 175, comprised of 161 children and IA adults, received the sacrament of confirmation yester- day at St. Lucy's church in exer- cises over which Most Reverend Henry J. O'Brien, auxiliary bishop of Hartford, presided. Assisting the bishop were Rev. Felix Scoglio, pas tor, and Rev. Michael McVerry and Rev. Italo Calcagni, assistant pas tors.
 Bishop O'Brien delivered an im- presSive sermon to the class and the hundreds of relatives and friends who thronged the church. The cere- mony was followed by benediction of the blessed sacrament. A special musical program was offered by the church choir.
 Seated in the sanctuary were Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Valdam- brini, pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes church, Rev. Francis M. O'Shea, permanent rector of the Immaculate Conception church, Rev. Dr. Eugene P. Cryne, pastor of St. Patrick's church and director of the Diocesan Bureau of Social Serv- ice; Rev. Edward L. Morrison, pastor of the Blessed Sacrament church, Rev. Patrick w. Flynn, pas tor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church and Rev. Joseph J. Valantie- jus, pastor of St. Joseph's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-25
Red Cross Campaign
 Ends Here This Week
Food Donated at Methodist Church for West Haven
 Aged HOme-Farmount Corps Rehearse Tonight
w ATER VILE
COrrespOndent-Mrs R. W. HeniOn, Telephone s-5462

Waterville, Nov. 25.-The annual Red Cross drive is entering its final week and all who have not as yet joined are urged to do so. Addi- tional canvassers for the Waterville section have been named. They are: Mrs. Irene Mercy, Mrs. Ovid Rochon, Mrs. Carl Froelich, Mrs. George French, Mrs. Louis Willard Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Schoonmaker, Miss Helen Burns, Mrs. George Grenier, Mrs. Sidney Henchel, Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs. George Fulton and Mrs. Charles Koeppel.
 Mrs. George Bailey, Mrs Alfred Emmons, Mrs. Elmer Wilson and Mrs. Russell Atherton attended a tea at the home of Mrs. Richard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-25
POP BENSON'S CORNHUSKERS
 THANKSGIVING EVE AT RITZ

A real, grand old fashioned Thanksgiving eve dance will be held at the Ritz ballroom in Bridgeport Wednesday, November 27th, with Pop Benson's Cornhuskers playing for square sets and waltzes. Capturing the glamour of the olden Thanks givings, a time of merirment and good cheer, the Thanksgiving eve dance will have many featurs. Nu- merous turkey baskets, candy and other treats will be given away, danc- ing until o'clock. Make it an eve- ming chock full of entertainment. Pop is truly a character, he has vii sions of Hollywood and his band has already appeard in a movie short. Soon they will be heard at Madison Square Garden sponsored by Colum- bia university. Square sets are now enjoying rhetoric popularity the whole nation has succumbed to the charm of the rollicking "sets" and the mellow waltzes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-25
Y.M.C.A. Notes

The advisors of Gra-Y and Indian tribes at the Central YMCA will meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock An election of officers will be held and the program for future meet ings will be discussed.
 A boxing class for boys 8 to IA will be held at the Central Y each Thurs day at 4:15. Robert N. Parme1ce, as- sociate physical director, is in charge of the class.
 The Termites Gra-Y, composed of boys from Kingsbury school, or ganized this week. Members include: Robert MacGregor, Robert Russo, Harold Verzer, Robert Coe, Joseph Lombard, Robert Bean, Louis Futile, Curtiss Johnson, Paul Freedman, Jack Coffey and George Greenlaw.
 The Vultures Cray elected the following officers Saturday morning: President, Francis Doolan; vice. president, Alfred Dostoler; secretary, Patrick German; and treasurer, Raymond Wells.
 The Wild Cats Gra-Y also organ ized this week with the following members: Robert Howell, William Goggins, John Harrington, Raymond Davis, Francis Woods, Donald Don- ahue, Robert Davis, Thomas Cronin. Thomas Dougherty and Alfred Lynch.
 The following boys met this week and will organize next Friday: Ed ward Byrne, Nicholas Flores, Vito Dorio, Kenneth Teller, Harlan Ar mour and Robert Colby.
 The Central Y Indian Tribes met yesterday morning and made plans for a bean banquet to be held Thursday, December 5. A Christmas party will also be held later in the month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-25

about the newspaper business than & lot of smooth-paper editors we know.
 There's always something now a3oot. Just the other evening, we heard about a cheerful gentleman fCOm Paradise who went coon hunting mounted. Atop 8 white pony, this sportsman herded his pack on ahead and the dogs seemed to enjoy it as much as he did. COOns will have to change their tactics if our folks are chas- ing them on horseback. Or, per- hapS we should create 8 new order, Master of Coon Hounds?
 We'd like to see Johnny Shortt and Jack Coffey chasing coons with saddle horses. Johnny is an admirer of horse-f4esh and Jack knows a thing or two about equi- tation himself. The trouble is, all coons we know in Flagg Swamp or at Bates Rock ledge-up too quickly to give the mounted men a chance.
 The Department of Agriculture and the w. P. A. is staging anOth- CT gypsy moth blitzkreig on the hills near the Garnet Mines. The moths have formed an axis gOv- ernment and appear to have the advantage. The bugs feed by the SOlunar Table, just like fish and game, and it will take the experts some time before they can ex- actly dope out the feeding sched- ule. Drive carefully around Para disc and watch out for gypsy moth ambush.
 Trust a Yankee to think up new sales arguments. We had a flock of New Workers on the skyline crest of Georges Hill. They were speechless. The breath-taking view hoored them and we were about ready to ask for a deposit. Then one frail young wisp of girl complained about the strong wind. "Yes," said the native. Tt always blows up here. We get fresh air from the Catskills once every day, and some days twice."
 TrucklOads of traps are moving from the Hawkins Company these days. A squadron of bombers tore the dawn to shreds as they snOred overhead. Many cars with out Of-state markers sc0Ot to and from the new State Training School. South Britain is on the map as a cultural center, a manufacturing community, and village of great scenic beauty. It took a long, long time for the world to discover us, but we're found and, even though some of our new arrivals build their garages on the front lawn, we're pretty conservative assem- bly, of Yankees.
 Draftees are facing more prob lems than few. Whether to en- list or to be called is one of those problems, then there is the mix up in numbers that may or may not cause confusion. we've seen one lad who was notified spend three hours making out his papers to claim exemption. To date, we have heard of no hunting acci- dents that might cripple one of the draftees.
 Our people get a break. Super intendent Ernest N. ROselle, of the State Training School has allowed the South Britain Mems Club to hold . dance in the Boys Gym nasium on November 27th. 194O. We expect record crowd and we sincerely thank the management Of the new school for this public spirited gesture of nelghbOrliness. Come on over and see our new in- stituti0n. Partners available, or. bring your own.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-25
DIRECTOR IN DEBUT

Norman z. Mcleod. one of Holly woods best-known directors. makes his debut for RKO Radio in direct Ing Little Men" streamlined were sion O fthe immortal Alcott story. Kay Francis, Jack Oakie and George Bancroft head the featured cast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-25
AUTO DEATHS BEGIN AT 50

Sacramento, Cal. (UP)-Life may begin at 40 for most people, but death begins at 50 from automobile accidents, according to the State Automobile Association. A Swear survey shows that the over-50 group furnishes the great est number of auto accident victims, largely because of decreased eye sight, hearing and ability.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-25

Smith, Senator Francis Maloney, Mayor Vincent Scully, Former Sen ator Frank McDermott and First Selectmen J. Arthur Bergen.
 The reception committee are Fred Franek, Sr., chairman, John J. Bergin, and George Slator. There will be floor show and an old time dance.
 The general committee are: Ed ward Theriault, chairman; Fred Franek, Sr.; Robert Grant, Matthew B. Donnelly, George Lockshire, George Slator, Thomas Costello, Henry Beckwith, Harold Logan, James Conway and John J. Ber- gin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-25

ill circulation. The lads have done q work
 nnanlike job b and, aside from
 using South bury census fig ureS for 1930, they are up-to- date and mod ern. Watch for the Bulletin. It's published by mental de- fectives W ho kn0u a 1nt mora
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-25
CHARLES D. GIBSON
 WILL BE HONORED
WolcOtt Representative to Be Dinner Guest at
 MOynihan's Dec. l2

Wolcott, Nov. 25-A testimonial will be given for Charles D. Gibson, representative elect from Wolcott at Moynihan's Restaurant, Dec. 12 at 8 p. m. The invited guests of honor will be Governor Elect Robert A
 Hurley. Congressman J. Joseph
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-25

More lhan 100000 patents have been granted to American and for eign Inventors during the last 100 yearS,
Evening star., 1940-08-04
APARTMENTS FURNISHED,

WANTED ONE OR TWO YOUNG LADIES
TO. 70 snare. snare nsEiZ N furnished two-bedroom
Euclid and Fuller stsj.
! or RIM. BAcHELoR APT, Mr.. 18th
snsr snd f.If priy "a ga sa pshsne o shGSsg
ap cony anssa Ios 81 Box saSe aSok s.r snare
1881. r 81. -Nw.-BAsHdENT APT.
DTyS:ts 1atn rIsiSaiEe; completely fur
Sfs.ssFp .rT :eaR.: Sa ZAP! :.'s:ss: ssss 1.s
fteS.ne fsls netb b.p st. sdW AFT s24, R0oM
1914 BELMONT RD. .N.W.-ENTIRE 3rt
refined adults only. AD. sels.
DOWNTOWN. 1919 L ST: Nw,-REDEc,
fitehen; sio week. ofa 81 7dss. esu'''u' ELECTRIC
kitchen; Frisidsire; % o. entire emo oor: FpMS bstS
INV; reasonable: conv. transp.
2434 =; IN MONROE st: N:E.I,ATTRAcTIyI
se SS Ts nv newt, wy esSrn tsshin sdns bath
100 FARRAouT ST. .Nw.-NIcELY rURN.
tiful location; car. bus RA. i5as.. 'e."
fssh h'sss1 & T.. md
1888 18th ST. N.W.-WALK DIST. DOWN
town. and 2 rms, kit. b.: gas, re.
!rlgeTatlon: S47.60 up. Manager. Apt 2O2
s33 23rd ST. .NW.-FURNIsHED APART.
ment; rent free 10 couple IN EXCHANGE
for homework.
WANTED. YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN TC
snare 4-room apartmenl with another: S2i
month. II. I. ave. NV, Apt. 80. Mich
,nMIRAMAR." 18th AND r. I. AVE. NV
KENT Or share. with another lady, Apt,
62l. Michigan 5000. after 3
Evening star., 1940-08-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
CONTINUED

l744. LAMONT ST. N.w.-2nd-h. rm.,
meals; garage; $40 sgle., S35 dbie. HO.
IN EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT. richly fur
nshss nhons ashssn dSals 1csm $780, superior food
| 1912 KALORAMA RD.-Attractively fur
| nishsd double rooms; excellent food. CO.
CHEVY CHASE: D G, $500 Military I'd
Supervised meals Woodiey 1907.
Excl UsIvE NEW HoME-Wooded section
ya minutes to bridge air-sondttionsd
home life board. Chestnut 1854.
1872 R ST. N.w.-Very desirable single
rm; for gentleman: first noor; excellent
| meals; recreation room.
new furniture, twin beds excellent meals;
rm. for ] sentleman $35. GE. O8s2.
1928 CLIFTON. ST. N.W.-one block 14th
81: SINGLE. double rm,;; excel. meals. unlim.
phone; privileges; parking; S35-S37 so.
ErH5 fwin SSoaNN~;Roommate con ;nR1n for young lady;
porch. Also single: un1im. phone.
21l5 CONNECTICUT AVE opposite Wsrd-
man man Park Hotel-single ana double rooms,
delicious meals; reasonable. CO. 1900.
rm, pvt. bath. twin BEDS screened porch;
excel. meals and transp.; $40. MI. 95O3.
GEORGETOWN double and ! single
room room. cool; conyyenient trsnsportsticn; de-
14O6 10th ST. NW.-sinsle and double
rooms. adjoining bath With shower, twin
beds, ample closet space; excellent meals.
ls2s SHES. CUE x,p st NwoID IyI,. GuS.,
switchboard; walking distance: S35 up.
sal4 MORRISON ST. N,w.-Laree, cor
ner double room. twin beds: quiet cool;
garage.
sao4 QUE ST. NV. near Dupont Circle
Newly decorated double rooms. suitable 2
or B. Also single rooms: excellent meals.
l641 x ST NW.-Nicely furnished single
| and double cool rooms: wonderful reputa-
1928 MASS. AVE. .N.W.-Nicely furnished
home ppviieres m VIZ SO per month ea ana
S27 $50. Decatur 0632. A.
Mt PhEAsAST g sS15 71h s.;
food ss week. M fea e. hs@s aS9s Oh
s05 RITTENHoUsE ST. N.W-Cool front
Tm. 3 windows: PVT. family good meals;
screened sleeping porch, private entrance;
care OF children during day. OK. 255l.
SCOTT INN. 1898 K st: .n.w.-Nicely fur
nlshed nnaEs single and double rooms horne
Double room, twin beds. New guest house:
S37 80.
3f22 GARFIELD ST. NW.--Large. at
tractive corner room. superb location: most
reasonable. refined home. Woodley 1900.
2517 MOZART PL. NV, Apartment 3Ol
tbetween 18th and 18th SITS. and Euclid
and Fuller sts). Newly furnished double
room. Studio beds, Girls.
ARI IINGToN :, Cool. comfortable room.
double or single, good Southern cooking;
l 3 min. to D. C. Chestnut Og30.
3739 APPLETON ST NW-WANTED 2
business girls to share room with another
girl, use of laundry; S35. Woodley 0603
DOWNTOWN-l219 Vermont ave.-Larse
room. sleeping porch. dressing rm.: suit B;
s. so ea.; cool rear basement twin beds,
private bath; also single. NE. 1904.
1855 WYOMING AVE.
L. single room and = doubles for inn
mediate occupancy. w. H. Botz. mgr.
CARROLL SPRINGS INN,
FOREST GLEN, MD. - BUS TO DOOR
vIon- -N,ytlr Dpnl
Evening star., 1940-08-04
COUNTRY BOARD.

0SRNSs
COUNTRY HOME; cool, quiet: modern;
7s25-J: Write Mrs. Norman Kelley Mt.
LINNWoOD PL.-Guests, week or month,
Ss-S9-Sl0 per week: chicken. Va ham
Mrs. L. C. Linn. strasburg, Va.
CHILDREN BONDED on farm. mothers 5
aalthersbars is-F.la: Mrs G. W. Benson,
GaitherSburg, Md.
NEAR MOUNTAINS in famous Shenandoah
food: :' 81 Opai per WS. Ref. &c. o75s. MS.
Landon Hoover. woodstock, Va.
RIVERSIDE FARMs-Nr. mountains, river:
Hsss msasgn ds hSs
Mrs. Chss. Burner. Woodstock Va.
conveniences; Y hour from Washinxton;
Md. Phone Gaithersbure i4s-W.
srann nssf Hot the ee OF
fishing and swimming. For information
snd sIu5 reservations write Mrs. B. r. Ross
WOoDFoRD. Vienna. Va.-High, cool,
etc. Rates reas. Fails church s29-W-I.
ns from J. Il HshSn, ShsnsnfHsh Ss yass cuatan m
river, fresh vegetables, chicken and Va.
ham, Write, come to see or call TOR,
long dist. Mrs. O. NJ. Gochenour, Edin-
burg. Va.
VACATION IN COUNTRY; bathing fishing.
good meals; $12 week: So week ends. Mrs.
John Gross. California. Nd.
BOARD ON FARM bath, good food: reas.: !:
auto. transp. to city. Mrs. Du Vail. Rock
vile -Norbeck I'd. Kens. 12-F-5.
NEAR -MTs.; country home. ami: best
op e90V write 5. ( shiiiet. charehyilie. Va. :
HOMEWOoD,
Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.-Excellent meals.
scrupulously clean house. Gentle clientele.
Mrs j. r, Cummtns, Dhone 103-M.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

for young man. private home preferred.
State price. Box 33S-K. Star.
BY WOMAN WRITER, reas. board. partly
furn room cultured family. Write, no
phone, 1900 Park I'd. NV.
ROOM AND BOARD with French family
for young girl Of college age. Please reply
giving address, rates and references. Box
460-J. Star.
EMPLOYED COUPLE and care for little
or unfurn) and private bath in quiet
home, CHI 5000 Ext. 1072. after 6 pm.
GENTLEMAN with two children desires
room and board in refined gentle home:
315-K Star.
FATHER AND DAUGHTER, room and
board in private home; near Eastern High
Schnnl Boy 44h-.I Star
Evening star., 1940-08-04

$65. 90 . ROOMS, KIT. BATH AND
DINETTE
3448 Conn. Ave NV
TWO rooms new furnishings
throughout; elec. and rfs in
cluded. Corner Ordway and
Conn. ave. Convenient 10 all
shopping and theaters; lO-min
bus service downtown; elevator
Res. mgr. MRS. CAIN EN- S7I9
$65.OO : RMS; 7s,S SIdcaEN ! AND y BATH
Free gas elec. and refg: . large
rooms. cross ventila ton in bed
room: reconditioned and newly
furnished throughout: 24-hour
elevator and switchboard service
Res mgr. THE MONMOUTH,
ME. $500
FAREWELL, asoS RsoS la,h a,s ST Nv W.,
$50. Choice cor. "a r.. StO-SIOO. Eiev
Evening star., 1940-08-04
APARTMEhrs SUBURBAN.

ss Ss's:'i view fosS%so Yalsnas as.
sm: NEARLY od NFW F ~ ,., IoE saIcaT
ssS.' oSs mo RlssIasl: as,asl1:
continue blk and ID turn 0 left s'J At joseph eii
sUn.pER. WI. $500. 500 '0'sDn 1'.' u 0n0n'
3 coQL UNruRN. RMS. KIT; sEMI;PRI.
s 0faa ia e sist 0 CAP. De. Hts u'ae' Ma iss
SILVER sPRINo-FURNIsHED APT. LG.,
clean. airy; bedrm. and kit. completely
redec.. S33 mo. incl elec. SH. 2470-R.
AKI;iNoToN.cooL lss-FLooR APT !.
bt. 70 s BUS. sn i@s No. DG5sn Gsah st. Guy eli. ss
eol,5sN. FAIRFAX ARE; p pr; < ARLINGTON. Al vA; q
porch 'front.' bslcony 0a1r D2vsse eneranee s.
Fs;s ss..is$' ''' v.Ss i
ALEX ,vA.-2-ROoM APT. UNFURN
heat fights. gas incl; $50. 31s La Verne
LARGE. cool APT; LIVING ROOM, KIT,
asraee prvats aS.sse ss 5 hT nd
4213 Perry St. Brentwood, Md.
5 ROOMS, BATH, sCREENED-IN PORCH
nished QUIET location. sH 3763-W.
FIRST FLOOR, 3 RMS. KITCHEN BATH. .
porch oS @ Yard: sStns s4s.so mo. @srteld ssas' 5:
NEARBY "a 1,v!a vh-s 60. ROOMS; KlJeHEN; kTJ =!
RRa Rshway HdSts p'Fee ehestna. m sss fs
ARLINGTON. 2742 NORTH LEXINGTON
cleo. eiia teiephone ief 'sS s3o. '1'"'0' '
RIGGS ROAD NEAR UNIV. OF Md
Gestrc fhen dnstte LYING room re-
trance: garage; beautiful grounds; 20 min
utes from city. Rerwyn 323-J-x.
10 NEW APIS. JUST BEING COMPLETED
IN Arlington; 3 and 4 rms; $3.50 and
Co, Agents. oxford 0l97.
COMPLETELY FURN 3 ROOMS, BATH;
North 9th st., Buekinsham @ han ,,v Aoply Far rar-
ingham Rental Agency.
RIvERDA.LE-2 BRIGHT. AIRY ROOMS
kitchen. furn. or unfurn.; refs. oil heat
shady grounds; adults. Hyattsville 3OO-R.
ROOMS. GLAssED-IE PORCH. S2s:
ss9s ss9s-} j. s"rd ST. Arlington Va oxford
500 JEFFERSON AVE E, R1yERDALE,
Nd or rooms. kitchenette, bath;
4s n room aNfots S2t s.dlsEs sDase
Frieidaire; bus at door: clean.
LANDoVER. Md RMS. BATH. PVT.
entrance; eniI gas range; heat elec incl: SS5;
Tense hwy. to sign.
AYE KAN DRI A--MODERN. UNFUR-
nished apartment' three rooms. three ex-
as'S Sssn ETC ssH1fsa fsaDle k'shs ass
today or any evening.
GAITHERSBURG. Md RMS BATH:
private home; h-w.h large yard; Phone
l'4-W. Write Box l64. Gaithersburg.
ARL1NGToN-NEAR. lOc BUS TO WASH.
Large, comfortable front rm suitable Q
optional reasonable. Chestnut 721s.
I6l: S. OAKLAND ST. ARL, VA
ponns Sn1s,on man will .h share MODERN s-room
coneenial couple or two men. A.
bldg all utilities Included Phone shep.
herd 1855 or Kensington 81.
222 MAPLE AVE. TAKoMA PARK. MD
Easement mo1tn apt unfu.n rooms kit bath
duties in and about premises SH. 26a3
TAKoMA. PARK-ENTIRE End FLOOR,
S52.5 5-room apt heat, hot water.
Shepherd 4753-J.
5no5 50, i1,as lath ST n; ARL,; VA. uNrURN
furn., oil heat: adults. CHI. al54.
ENTIRE 1st FLOOR. UNFURN. MODERN.
T. rooms. ctile bath. c.hw., porches. lawn.
WEST .HYATTsvILLE-3 ROOMS. KITcH-
s slec refg.; e,h.w.. heat incl; $50. Phone
MR; LYON VILLAGE. vA.-s595o.
NEW APT. BLDG. rms. d,a- kit:
MccLAINE, .10O Wilson blvd CHI 1900
ARLINGTON 27Is N. PERsHING DaIVP
= lovely unfurnished rooms dining al
cove. large sun porch and bath; excellent
Day; oxford 24l6.
Night. CHI. 4140 So
Evening star., 1940-08-04
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENSSTHREE ROOMS
and bath; air-conditioned; facing private
pA poa 4ais HsfeT ard st 'nTe"ie nw GE oeaa S :p'
1 ROOMS AND BATH, COR. BEAUTIFUL
Hampshire Gardens: small cash payment.
S31 81 month including all costs. Rental
value, $50 EDMUND J. FLYNN. Wood.
ward BLDG. RE. 1918: or apply ewes. and
Sunday: Apt. l03. 225 Emerson st. NV.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.
& lge. bright rms. 3 bedrms,. only
$3.50 20 monthly payments II substan-
tial down payment is made. Extremely
liberal terms can be arranged.
THOS. J. FISHER 4, CO.. INC. DI $3.50.
Ask for Mr. Beaupre.
Evening star., 1940-08-04
ROOMS UNFURNlSHED.

62l c ST Ne. rooms, kitchen with
cabinet sink. Frigidaire, semi-bath: heat,
gas. elec. furnished; completely redeco-
rated; no objection to baby; S45.
1435 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Employed, quiet
couple; living room, bedroom. kitchen.
sink: h.. and C. water; refs, light, gas
furnished. AID $3.50.
1"01 18th ST. NW-Large front. corner
room three windows. adjoining bath. Apt.
101. The Wade. 6s
95l SHEPHERD ST. NV, ond "a rms
kit. porch. private bath Frgidaire, gas
cleo. heat: rent rnas., adults onlv
Evening star., 1940-08-04
FLATS FOR RENT.

"a SEATON PL. NV.
6 rms. ard bath. ind floor: h.-w.h.: rear
porch newly dec: S42.50. NJ. MAY
DOUGLASS, 1912 K st. NV. MA. 1850.
1919 M ST NV R., B., HEAT
furnished S45.00
1000 ST. ne r.. b.. elec. re-
frigerator, heat furnished 1000
20 Todd place MS r., b.: h.-w.h. % 100
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO,
914 G ST. NV. DI, $500
Evening star., 1940-08-04

COLORED-43s FRANKLIN ST. NV
Clean. quiet home; reliable woman prefer
red. Call after noon.
COLORED-Newly furn. rm. in clean quiet
home: recently redec: references ex-
changed Michigan SA29
Evening star., 1940-08-04

NEW BLDG. REFRIGERATED AIR.
l443 SHERIDAN ST NV
0H For . Ii ImD.di., DIN; K and Bath $500.
Res. Manager, RA. 5945.
Evening star., 1940-08-04
ROOMS FUR. g UNEUR.

S25 JEFFERSON PL N.W-Attractive
front room. large closets, tree-Shaded south
windows: quiet home atmosphere.
l.4S G ST. N.E-Cool basement room for
Ink. or sleeping; furnished or unfurnished. :.
reasonable Lincoln 52sS-M
DOWNTOWN-Nicely furnished or unfur-
nished. with or without running water next
bath and shower See Miss Morris, Room 8.
1716 Eve st. NV. ME. a213.
COLORED-31ll GEORGIA eve. NV. Apt.
22-Lerge room. gentlemen or married
couple. Call after pm. AD 50Q3
Evening star., 1940-08-04

APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
MILITARY RD. NW.-4 APIS. COM
pletely furn.; income. S265. This is real
bargain at $4,000. MRS. LEE, MA. $3.50
Ewes. EN- O941
Evening star., 1940-08-04

WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
Connecticut Ave. at woodley Rd.
Furnished Apartments Prom
One to Eight Rooms.
Full Hotel Service.
Phone Assistant Manager,
Columbia 1000.
Evening star., 1940-08-04
GRAFTON HOTEL

100 Conn ave.-Laree, comfortable rooms
with simmons inner-spring mattresses:
singles with running water. 80 wk. up:
doubles. $1,000 wk. I'D: with pvt. bath. sin
giles. Sl2.50 wk. up doubles, 81 $50 wk. UP.
Evening star., 1940-08-04
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

8 sts--ono large room, kitchenette. sink.
rrisi,dssire. .,.snS. ,Tsst floor; ami. EverythinG
YOUNG MAN 10 SHARE NEW APT,
home pck sSrs MI asSS
ifss ss: Fl al: s.Fwa sHSas .sss. ss.
, ROOMS AND KITCHEN; NICELY FUR
nished: lights gas. heat: at car line; S45.
342 10Th st. ne.
IDEAL CLEAN. Ink, RMS. PRIVATE
bath nnsst me, lpGation MD. ave-; none nicer;
CEDAR COURTS, TAxoMA PIX, D. c..
rms. kit. bath: porch util. incl. playyd !:
1st or I'd A.: $50 up. Mgr. oE O533.
| 1892 TAYLOR ST. NW-TWO ROOMS.
Kitchen: al. AL utilities incl. pvt. home. Phone
54O5 NEW. HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w-3
sYms' Yno " 6sth; 6sas ami; utilities included;
!5i5, yPsHuR N.Y. RIM. LARGE
employed gentle. RA. 'saH5ns s4so. wafer HS0'
Or : bedrooms, kitchen. bath. phone.
utilities: adults.
ETHELHURsT. 1923 18th ST.. N.W.-AT-
bath. Apartment log. W ''"e" ""0
Govt bidss VIC Il capisoA0N G0NyMs4ENs sna a.
r. rduklt: f. b. refffs f., ssrase; everything furn;
WANTED YOUNG MAN TO SHARE APT.
with Z oth.rs: very reasonable. Apt. %.
suBLET-KEw GARDENS. e7oo QUE ST.
nv. Apt, 221-l room. dinette. kitchen
1901 10th NV. sENT1RE 3rd FL, L1v.
ElectroIux. gas, I,aht; nicely nicely fumrn.: m s5S sNef'
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. goth
bath; day So. ! Or . persons week, SIS
nicely furn n1O' Natl b4es. es o'"e'
S5a TO s69--BUCHANAN APIS. 45es
B.. incl gas. elec. GE. 1883. ewes.
21ea p ST. N.w.-coRNER APT. LIVING
rln.. bedrm. kit. bath. hall: nicely furn !:
accommodate 3 or a: S57 so.
CEDAR COURTS" TAX. PIX, d. c.. Mr..
Walter Reed. 4lO Cedar st rms kit,
bath, porch: lst or Ind f.: S60-S65:
furn.. only $3.50 wkly.. incl. elec. gas.
dren taken. Phone ME. s73l to pm.
1885 MONROE ST, Nw.-cHoIcE APT:
large liv. rm.. bedrm. kit, bath: COM
pletely furn.; $50. incls. refg., gas. cleo !;
adults. BY appointment. AID. 1851.
ATTRACTIVE MODERN APARTMENTS.
completely furnished. / - rooms: attractive
rates. Inspection invited. 1861 Fairmont