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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
DISCUSS
 HEART REMEDIES
Clinical Use of Digitalis Features Clinical COn-
 gross Address

New Haven, Conn, ept. 19.-Digi- talis is an old remedy for treat ment of diseases of the heart and although many new drugs have been developed and proposed the foxglove continues to be the rem edy in which reliance can be placed This was brought out in an ad- dress on the clinical use of digi- talis by Dr. Harry Gold before the Connecticut Clinical Congress to- day.
 There are hundreds of physicians from Connecticut and adjoining states attending the Congress and throughout the program today they will hear papers on the diagnosis and treatment of common dis eases. pr. M. Henry Dawson of New York outlined the increasing use and importance of gold salts in the treatment of arthritis, and he said that the introduction of these salts ''nas done much to enlarge the therapeutic horizon and over come the attitude of apathy and in difference toward any hopeful means for the relief of this dis abling disease"
 A high spot on the program was the address by Dr. Clarence D. Selby. medical director of the Gen. eral Motors Corporation, Detroit, Mich. pr. Selby discussed the health problems of adult life and their relation to industry. He laid particular emphasis on the influ- ence of occupational diseases and the known methods for their con- trol.
 Today's session of the Congress was presided over by Dr. James b. Gold of Bridgeport, president-elect of the Connecticut State Medical society. Yesterday the presiding of ficer for the afternoon session was pr. Clarence E. Burt of New Bed- ford, Mass. Although Dr. Burt is not a resident of Connecticut he has been a valuable contributor to the development of the Congress. It was the first time that physician from outside of the state presided at a meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
OLD RING COMP ANY
 TITLE QUESTIONED

Legal action to clear title to the former American Ring co. pro- perty on Bank street was filed yesterda..' in the superior court by Wilbur and Dorothy Larson, and the Waterbury Farrell Foundry 6 Machine Co. The American Ring Co. is defendant in the ht- igation.
 The property was acquired by the City of Waterbury by fore closure for taxes, and fin turn the city sold part to the Waterbury Farrell Foundry 8 Machine co. and the Lars0ns. The litigation is to clear any uestion of title.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
EXCESS PROFITS
 TAX UNSETTLED
Senate, House Conferees Are Trying to Find a
 Happy Medium
BY GEORGE E. REEDY, JR. United Press Staff C6rrespondent)

NOulCcu 1ntSS 0CaH COrreSpOn0ent)
 Washington, Sept. 20-(UP) = Senate and House conferees pre- pared today to press for acceptance of their versions of the excess pro- fits tax-plant amortization bill which passed the senate yesterday by 46 to 22 vote.
 Chairman Pat Harrison of the senate finance committee said the conferees would meet Saturday to begin adjusting differences. He an ticipatd no difficulty in reaching a compromise and predicted the com mittee would not work long.
 The bill would levy from 25 to 50 per cent on excess profits ranging from $20,000 to $500,00O. It also would permit manufacturers partici- pating in the national defense pro- gram to amortize plant expansion costs over five-year period. In addition, 1t would repeal the pro- fit limitations established by the Vinson- Trammel act on airplane and naval contracts.
 President Roosevelt requested such legislation to prevent profiteering on defense contracts and to aid in financing the preparedness pro- gram. Congressional tax experts es- timated the bill would raise $1 ,O00,- 100000 annually after the first year of operation.
 Major Contention
 The major point of contention facing the conferees relates to the method corporations would use in computing its normal profits" for determining what amount should be taxed as excess profits.
 As now written, the bill permits a manufacturer to calculate excess profits tav schedules upon the basis of average earnings ocer the base period 1886 to 1889 or upon the re- turn on his invested capital. If. the latter method were used, he would be permitted return of eight per cent, plus an automatic exemption of $1O,O00. An automatic exemption of $l0,000 above that amount would be permitted, but if the latter meth- od were used an additional return of eight per cent would be allowed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
FATHER TEULINGS
 TO GIVE ADDRESS

Rev. Cornelius P. Teulings, M. A., professor of Ethics and Philosophy at St. Joseph College in West Hart ford, and formerly located in this city, will be the guest speaker at the fifth annual communion breakfast of St. Mary's Rosary Society in Stamford on October 6. Father Teulings is one of the teachers in the School of Adult Education in Hartford, and is one of the leading Catholic educators of the state, also speaker of wide reputation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
5000 Found!

A wallet containing $500, which had been reported lost, was recovered and turned over to the owner by Patrolman Mat them Kosky early today.
 The owner, whose name was withheld by police, reported to Desk Sergeant Bernard Burns that Officer KOsky found the wallet at West Main and Willow streets at 3:3O o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20

tity. The fleet consists of 92 ships of about 5000 to 10000 tons each. The engines are in fair condition, having been turned over pe- riodically by the navy. However, considerable repairs will have to be made to other parts of the ships by the British, totalling $165 1000 each.
 The present plan, as worked out by the Maritime Commission and the British Ministry of Shipping, is for the Maritime Commission to advertise for bids, and for the British Government to bid in the vessels in competition with any other bidders-if there are any,. which is doubtful.
 The British plan to offer about $50 a ton for the vessels, which is considered high in view of the fact that they will have to spend $165, ,000 or about $20 per ton for repairs. The total price paid to the United States for the ships will be in the neighborhood of $8,000, ,000, while the total British repair bill will be about $5,0OO,- GOO.
 One of the most significant fac- tors in the proposed sale is that 1t will take at least ninety days before they are ready for delivery thirty days to complete the ne- gotiations and sixty days for re- p airs. In other words, the Brit ish are looking ahead to next winter and spring, and have no thought that the Battle of Brit. ain might be up before then. The entire plan is awaiting White House approval, which it is be- lieved will be given.
 Copyright, 1940, by United Feature
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
s'TOO Many Times ]"

Thomas Harris, 30, of 126 Wa terville street, charged with non- support, complained today that I've been pinched too many times" 1" by City Court Judge John L. Gaffney, disregarding a sugges- tion from Prosecutor Michael J. Galullo to jail Harris. ordered him to pay SIS a week to his family or be "pinched" again.
 The case was continued for one month, during which Harris was ordered to pay $15 week to his wife and three children.
 Harris said he has been "pinched" at least 15 times. M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
"Try-Ollts"

First try-outs for parts in the first Civic Theater play of the sea- son, You Can't Take It With You" were continued last night with director Robert Bardwell in charge. The play is scheduled to be presented at the Waterbury Women's club October 24 and 25.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
Spotlighting Brass CityNews
Classes Forming

The fall term of the American Red Cross swimming; classes will begin Sept. 23 at the Crosby pool and will end Dec. g. Members are now being accepted for the classes to be held at 6, 2 and 8 o'clock on Monday evenings.
 The instructors are Alice M. Briggs, Marion N. Kraft, and Florence N. Turnbull, from whom physical examination blanks may be obtained.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
On Danger List

Noel LeComte, II, of 75s Wood- tic road, seriously injured in a bicycle-car crash Wednesday, was reported still on the danger list today at St. Mary,s hospital. No improvement was noted in his condition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
And That's That!

Miss Kathleen Crowley. proba- ton officer, asked permission of a Middlewesterner early this week for three boys to play ball on Hill street lot owned by him, but the reply she received today was substantially, as foI- lows:
 Sorry. I like boys, but they might break windows. However, the city can buy the lot for S1,- 800, put wire around it, and let the boys play on it."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
HARTFORD CHOSEN

Washington, Sept. 20-UP)-Sec- retary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard today selected Hartford, Conn.,, as the sixth area in which the stamp plan for distributing sur- plus cotton goods to needy fam lilies will be tried out. The program is expected to be put into opera tion in about a month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
TO RECEIVE BONUS

Hartford. Conn, Sept 2o.--(uP) Several thousand employees of Qo|ts Patent Fire Arms Manufac- ttfing Co., will feculFe Q bonus Oct. 2 atnounlin8 Co per cent Of tholF earnings fer the slx. nionihs pres gedlns June 70 t was announced i4fay
 IlIoeloIs al1o voted nn interim 1|f'1ond cI 4i { ehafe, payable Sept l |o Ilt1kha|1eE1 oi record Sep.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
NEW YORK CURB

Mexico reports that inmates oi the, federal district penitenitary, who formerly were fed in their cells from carts, are now eating at com modious tables in large dining halls and are provided with plates. knives and forks as walters in white at- tend to their wants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
Sol0iSt

ger into our backs. He has been with us for years :. yet there has never been any real attempt to purge him.
 "One of the most astonishing pieces of evidence of their cunning and ruthlessness can be found in the report of the Martin Dies Com n1ittee on Un-American activities, Every American should read that report. Every American should in Sist that the United States Con- gress adopt a law which will out law Communism, Fascism, Nazism and every other form of un-Amer- ican activity within our borders"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
Defense Group

A meeting of the local defense committee has been set by Mayor Vincent A. Scully for Monday, 4:3O ?. m. at the city hall. The meeting was announced by Mayor Scully before he left to attend the American Conference of Mayors at New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
sIx DEsTRoYERs GLANCE

ottawa, ont. Sept 20.--(uP)-- Naval Miniater Angus L. MaeDon- Ald announced today the acqulsitlon and manning by tho Royal Cana alan navy of six ei tho % dosirogs efs turned over by iho United states % Great Britain in return iof of and napal bsGIg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
PrO-Willkie

Local supporters of Wendell L.. Willkie are invited to attend a booster meeting of the Indepen- dent Willkie club Saturday at 3 p. m. at the home of Alfred Em- mons on Boyden street. Water vile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
75 Maximum

Yesterdays humidity was 73 per cent as compared with 43 per cent the day previous. The maxi mum temperature yesterday was 75 degrees, while on Wednesday, the thermometer recorded 8l degrees
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
A. o. H. MEETING

Monsignor Slocum branch, A. O. H., will hold its regular meeting in Hibernian hall Sunday morning at Il o'clock. A large attendance is requested.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
Market Traders Are
 Still Watching Europe
They Are Not Making Many Commitments Until Battle
 of Britain Shows Definite Results

to 6 6points higher and around noon quotations were point higher to 2 points lower.
 Buying for trade and mill ac- counts and spot houses lifted prices in the early part of the session. However part of the advance was lost under pressure of subsequent proht-taking hedge selling and n- Quidaton for southern accounts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
Investment Trust Quotations e. T. CULHAIE. ING.
 68 Center St.

Bid Asked Amerex Holding Corp. 12N 14A Associated Standard oil s!;'; EFF; :H.s:. E $. 5; i.,...,:. !. }. Broad Street Investing O., Inc. .21.4s 23.2s Bullock Fund ......... 11H 12N Centrla National Corp.
 ......... 20 B centrla National Corp.
 ......,.....,. Century Shares Trust <. .2S.5O 25.27i Dividend Shares ...... 1.O6 1.l6 Equiyt Corp. ss Conv.
 Pfd. ....A. 191z 19% Equity Corp. Common ..5-16 sss First Boston Corp. ...... IS 16h General Capital Corp. .26.58 1858 Incorporated Investors ..13.70 l4.73 Massachusetts Investors
 Trust .......l. ........ 1928 1882 Mutual Investments Fund 9.26 10.12 Republic Investors Fund,
 Inc. ................... 3.1s s5l Spencer Trask Fund 1898 1477 State Street Investment
 corp: si s4H U. s. Elec. Light & Pow
 CT Shares A .s....... lsA U. s. Elec. Light & Pow
 CT ShareslB B ........ 2.09
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
N. Y. Bank & Trust Stocks
 The R. E. Criggs O.

V. .. Nnhor, aged @, of Anhby- ee.lasz szouch, England, hes just com. pleled the sgth Teaf oi n|a shoes,
 which no ni'|' wears. and no Dn1II1
 Inel hs hr1 he'd them so'n1 on'Y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
Marriage Intentions

The following marriage inten- tons have been filed at the office of Town Clerk Mary c. Kilmar- tin:
 Oscar KOswsIky. I67 Llnw0od street, New Britain, and Celia Karkln. 27 Pearl street. Water bury.
 Samuel '. Frank, Of l33 Cooke street, and Jacquellne n. speaEo, Of 5s Wo0dIRwn terrace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20

More than ti.Ooo.Ooo vas paid hy the public loF the British nostaor stamps conlnemorntlnG tho flkst u1o in zY<g oI a1he1'Yl stamps 1n nI1|| HailEf'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20
CONNECTICUT SECURITIES The R. F. Grfggs Co.
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS

PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
 Bid Asked Bridgeport Gas It. Co. 34 37 Bridgeport Hydraulci Co. 36 39 Conn. Gas & Coke pfd. 38 Al Conn. It. & Power ... 57 6l < Conn. It & Pow. 51s per- s cent pf.. .H4 Connecticut Power Go. . 501k 52i1 Hid. Elect. It. Co. com. 671s 69h Hid. Gas It. Co. com. B 37 Illuminating Shares A.. STA 59A New Haven Water co. 77 Suoth. N. E. Tel. Co. ..159 164
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

COUPLE. TO SHARE HOME IN BRENT
wood nd: all facilities: S25 month. Teie-
phone Warfield 1440.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., 1905 INGoMAR
baths, Ma, 2265 between D and 1. '
$40 DECATUR ST. N.W.--COMPLETELY
$50 mo G. e keller, Investment Bldg.
SILVER SPRING-6-ROOM CAPE COD
On or hsn h ae sH h
TAKoNA PARK. MD. 127 GRANT AVE
GARDEN gard lI adults sH. 85os-w.
FURNISHED HOUSE, SUMMER MONTHS;
r sasf d5sek e Fk a24s rooms ia 0"'hS
lily ABBEY PL NE. tBET. L AND M
3rd and 4thl-Six rooms. bath, basement,
front porch, back yard; firSt-class condi-
soayen,snt to to Navy YARD; s52,,boD. can
WO. 1474.
able rooms. 3 bedrooms; scr porches,
piano, garage; S75. OWNER, Hobart $685..
CHEVY CHASE, Md, $40 EAsT-wEsT
aaarters esa ft G psho VI WI 7ss6 na
jacent Chevy Chase Club bedrms 3
baths reas. rent July 15 to Sept. 10.
WI. 4l09.
4so8 .BRANDYwINE ST. NV 5-RMs.
porch, bath; furnished: for July and Au-
gust to responsible marty; maid if desired.
Phone Emerson 1894.
BROOM BUNGALOW-FINE LOCATION,
1909 Holly NV. RA. 5613. 800
THREE MONTHS TO RESPONSIBLE PEo-
pie rooms, rorches bath, lavatory, m. l.,
furnished; beautiful lot. Friendship
W Hfis6rs NssT car bus aa BE
APPROPRIATE FOR GOVERNMENT OF
ticial who wishes TO be near Washington.
c ceip1Ia home zone well furnished boating
) baths etc ''f Box 10Th Star. OeO lOO."''
IN CHEVY CHAsE--ATTRACTIvELY
furn. 6-room house with porch and ga
Traage; cool, shady yard; $50 mo. WI.
Adams Mill d.-Attractively furnished, 3
PRedTo ,,t s, baths, oil heat Gear garage.
for summer SHADY yard YVES WI s11 foNN'
I'd rooms, baths, garage; - j, July n st
$3.50 Ee cVnn H A Jones & CO.; W E6c. $500
WESLEY HEIGHTS. 5000 44tb ST
Newly renovated detached house on a good
sized lot conv to schools, churches and
buS: list H. living nm. dining rm., kit.
ana IaVatory; bedrms. and bath on End;
W. G. q A N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT Co,
ll19 18th st. NV. District 4464.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW IN BETHESDA,
Md rooms and bath. completely fur
nished including linens and silverware;
gas heat: completely detached S65 j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Me 1f43, 1882
K st. NV.
SPRING VALLEY 1920 UPTON ST
From July to Sept. Is, comfortably fur
nished detached home with lily. rm, din
ing; bath and kit. on first floor; ) bdrms.
W. c, & A. n. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO,
1lla 18th St. NV. d. 4464
FULLY FURNISHED HOME ON Sc
cllded acres; beautifully handicapped; pa
baths, hreplaces screened porch oil heat
double garage; This property located 8
miles from Washington Just of one of
Va. best blyds Available for summer
months slo0 per month
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
2s40 Wilson Blvd, Ar!.. Va.
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BOATS

CABIN SPEEDBOAT. 2l-foot. S5-hp. VS.
motor In airport base. name Sonia, Day.
time, North O760; night, WI 42i6-J
CRUISER. 30 #. long Oft, beam, 100
b Up Gray motor; fully equip. Call GE.
e965. $500 29'
CUPBOARD BOATS and motors on dis
play all makes OF cupboard boats. BendlX
Evlnrude, Elco and Neptune motors; buy
now on easy terms, S, King Fulton. Inc,
sos Maine ave sw. ME. 909+.
81 FEET, with cabin mot a cruiser; Pom
tlac engine. marine reverse gear; fully
equipped; 8 life preservers running LIGHTS,
automobile steering $3.50 cash. Owens.
Chalk Point, Md, Lincoln 651T.
36-FOOT CABIN MOTOR BOAT in good
condition. Marshals Railway Deale, Md,
OWENS CRUISER, 1884 model, sedan
cabin, sleeps four; electric lights, galley.
Sunday Galesvlle Nd Hartge's Yard;
$l075. George Lacy, Woodley 1910.
BRIDGE DECK COMMUTER-Length, "a
it twin screws; two l50-hp Kermath
motors, lust oVerhauled: , separate cabins,
Z oerths, l2yatory and galley. protane gas
Coohng, ~ eng no volt iGhts; mah,3g-
chrome fittings; fully equipped, ready to
so Cheap for cash or Will trade for real
estate See steward, Corinthian Yacht
Club or call North 5000 before 6.
CABIN BOAT. 30 # long. 12-ft. beam,
eft. headroOm in cabin. one of the best
thing on this boat that one needs: every
thing goes for $3.50 cash. vii. take less
If there is ANYTHING on the boat YOU don
want. DR. JAS f. Chamberlln, 4Sl3 Con-
Quit I'd. EN-. 5sSS.
CUPBOARD MOTOR, 4-cylinder 16-h.p,
orator; can be seen in WASHINGTON. AID.
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BEAUTIFUL DETACHED. 6 ROOMS.
furn. or unfurn home in Arlington at
tsched garage; will rent or will share part
OF house Phone CHI. 2S12 Sunday be-
fore ~ noon,
8 ROOMS. DUTCH COLONIAL, AMI.
aa5yr ar se S oil; $50 per mo. 26IS N.
WASH blvd. Lyon PARK. Va. Gil &13A. 3Ms
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SILVER SPRING. MD-Furnished room;
new home: continuous hot water; - week.
Shepherd l6S9-W l.
JEFFERSON PARK, Alexandria-Lge rn1.
with pvt. hath, also small rm.. I0c fare
to Wash Phone Alex. i47l.
500 TAFT AVE. Hillside Md--Furnished
room, twin beds; newly dec; gentlemen
preferred. Hillside 0353. 30'
LARGE, airy corner room. twin beds; pri-
vate home; block lOc bus; meals optional.
Chestnut 721S.
LYON VILLAGE-Large cool. newly fur
niShed 3 exposures near > bus lines, 10
minutes downtown, Chestnut 0356.
RIVERDALE. MD-Barge room, twin beds,
private bath closets; suitable for >;
reasonable. Call Warfield 9153.
MAKE VACATION last entire summer;
large rooms poTches. trees flowers, swings,
large acreage: excellent meals toptionsD;
reasonable; bus stop; > min. to work.
Chestnut 5203, DI 0220.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Fr. rm., furn.,
near bath, with shower; 3 expos; new
brick home; reasonable. SH. 4966-J.
ARLINGTON, near Fort Myer--Large,
cool, corner room. next TO bath: unlimited
phone. Chestnut 5g49, 30"
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MASTER, front connect pvt. shower twin
beds; another south room, l or . ladies.
Woodley 5000 20"
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DOGS PETS ETC


DoBTRMAN. PINsCHER, A. X c. regis
tered, excellent bioodline 1860 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Chestnut 1865.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, weeks Rock
wood strain excel. Cond.. registered. 1502
S st, sc. Lincoln 35l3,
100 KITTENS wanted for kitten show July
20. Phone Lincoln 1867 Show mgr. 3I2
Maryland ave. ne, ]"
HOME WANTED-Will give terrier dog,
very friendly, excellent pet for children;
must call Sun. Mrs. Maxwell, Apt. ,,
121 Bates st. NV.
GREAT DANE. will sacrifice to respon-
sible person Offering good home. Chest
nut 1894
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, 3 mos, reg.
A x C.: SO and $50 Glassman, Frank
lin Park, E. Fails Church, Va. CHI. 694l.
POINTERS, 6 mos, old, from thorouGhbred
hunt bunting =, stock; reasonably priced Can
AIREDALE PUPPIES by champion Fair
service Chief Minute Man; priced reason
ably A. D. Kiefer, 403 Takoma ave, Ia
koma Park Md. Shepherd 2639. BOZ
TOY BOSTON BULL PUPPIES, pure-bred.
beautifully marked; reasonably priced. Rear
$50 I-Lh 81. Sc
COCKER PUPPIES champion bred. quail
ity far above the average puppies; see
these puppies before you buy. Wirehaven
Kennels. Shepherd 1898,
PINE-TTE SPRAY is what you need now for
your pets free OF these dreaded pests.
Pine-ite Mfg. Co, Shepherd 1905.
WIREHAVEN, KENNELS
is the place for your dog while you are
away. A few cents a day will give your
dog good home; he will be in good shape
when you return. Have his coat pucked
Or trimmed the right way. SH, 1898.
BOARDING-STUDS ERV.-PUPPTES.
Hollywood Kennels, Wash. BALTIC blvd.
z mi. north Nd. U Phone Hess. WA. 1924.
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GORDON HOTEL, on beautiful 10th st,
between Eye and K-Cco. rooms. near
showers. 81 IN: double from SO 50 weekly:
with bath from SD 50 weekly, 24-hr. ele-
Iator and switchboard service; excellent
dining room
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2I25 F ST. NV Small studio room: sink
9Th: Sl2--S2o month Hail room So
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED.

924 N ST NV. Apt. 10 larse rooms
private bath. > large closets, gas range,
Venetian blinds. heat and light furnished
$50 month. KEYS at 1885 10Th ST. Nv,
S26.50-2 RMS. private bath, telephone;
in new, detached home. Eroupd fl
mr. Tai. Recreation Center: grill and
reIg priv. or kltchenette. adults EN-.
3014 untl i m. and after T.3O m.
1O2 18th ST. Ne large rooms for
Ink: sink, utilities; semi-bath; private
home, COW. transp.
1872 ST Sc near Navy Yard-@
attrac rooms entire 2nd e.. heat, cleo.
gas incl: private home $3.50
23f LONGFELLOW ST. N W-One room.
near bath; convenient location SIG mo.
3O'
1925 HARVARD W-Large. front, IN.
furnished room, windows, $50 mo-: also
smaller room.
l343 OAK ST NV, near l4th and Park
rd.-Laree. cool clean. quiet room.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS. 24U:, Naylor I'd
SCI large room and Kitchen reason
able Atlantic 1435-W
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l4SS MERIDIAN PL W-Attractive,
clean, seconQ-HOOr room; modern home,
CWner; Adults reasonable. co. O343. 30"