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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
IDAHO ON BOSTON
 COLLEGE GRID LIST

Newton, Mass, March 5 - (U.P0 With the signing of the Univer- sity of Idaho, only one open date remained on the 1940 Boston College football schedule today.
 Boston College officials announced last night that the Eagles wou;c meet Idaho October 19 at Fenway park, Boston. It will mark the first time that far western college has journeyed here for a sports event.
 Boston College already has sched- uled an intersectional clash with Tulane at New Orleans September 28. The remaining open date is September 21.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
ST. MARY'S COP
 CHAMPIONSHIP
Cole Street Club Wins End Parochial Hoop Crown;
 Egan Stars

Though they were but one point apart at the end of the first half of their championship game, St. Mary's Parochial school array came in fair ly easy winners by 27 to 16 over St.. Thomas for the 1939-40 parochial basketball championship. It was the second straight title for the kids from Cole street. Egan's eight field goals for 16 points was the payoff for St. Mary's while Mark Scott kept the Tommies in the game for the first half. Crean and Hurlburt also got two hoops apiece for the winners, Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
BEES

Bradenton, Fla, March 5 - (U. Po - Regulars met Yannigans as the Boston Bees scheduled their first nine-inning practice game of the season today. Six rookie hurlers were to divide pitching duties ill three-ining tricks. Rain forced can- cellation of the morning session yesterday, but practice was held in the afternoon. Shortstop Eddie Mill Ter remained unsigned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
CLOWNS BEAT DEVILS
 WITH STRONG RALLY

After trailing by Il points, the Brooklyn Y Clowns gave a thrilling exhibition of basketball scoring 27 points in a fast second half which won the game 37-28 for the Clowns.
 Morrell, started things off for the winners and finished with Il pts. He was helped by his teammate, Fasinelli with 8 points.
 For the Blue Devils it was a two man team, both Keller and Flahide scoring 12 points each.
 Coach Muscles" Insogna was pleased with the Clowns showing The Blue Devils are seeking a re- turn game in the near future. Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
Brooklyn NormandS Win Junior Grown

The Brooklyn Normands won their title as junior champs by defeating the Aces 26-14. Carisulla of the Normands led the way with 12 points. The Normands won 2 and lost 0 while winning the league championship.
 Other results saw the Speedboys win a thriller 1917 from the Eagles. The Owls won a low SCOT ing game from the Rens 7-4. In the other contest the Blue Devils won from the Hoods 20-11.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
ROCKVILLE FALCONS
 MEET WEST SIDES

Rockville Falcons, rather than the Bristol Tramps will oppose the West Side speedboys in their next local basketball effort at Russell school. the game being scheduled for tomorrow night. The Bristol game was to have been played to- night but had to be postponed at BFistoi's request. Rockville, wlns ner Of 70 in 2b games has q il game winning stretch and h Ehe Holland County championship aTs ray,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
At The Training
 Camps
RED SOX

Sarasota, Fla, March 5 - (U.P.) Jimmy Foxx, slugging Boston Red Sox first baseman, seemed headed for banner season today. In his first practice yesterday, he lined the first pitch to the outf1eld and smashed the second over the left center field wall, 408 feet from the plate.
 Foxx weighs 181 pounds, about seven pounds lighter than last year. Jimmy, who has been operating a golf course all winter, said he felt Hike kid" and was as enthusiastic as when he "bfoke in with Connie Mack IS years ago."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
HORSES BURNED

Swansea, N. H., March 5 - (U.P) Four harness racing horses were burned to death when a gasoline jug exploded and fired barn own ed by Perley F. Stafford last night.
 Wesley Kingsbury, an employe suffered severe burns in rescuing two horses which, frightened by flames. ran five miles before being captured.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
CASHIN BLUES WIN

Tn q surprisingly high.seorIng game, the cashIn Blues hung . b7 10 40 setback 0n ths 6hAmr0eks at Washington Park Community eeurt recently, Carroll scoring T points GOT fs winners while Ron Carroll apd uTsaney accounted for N f0r tbe DhamFeels.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
Ball Players
 Emancipated!

Durham, N. C., March B. (UP)-LOng time control of baseball player services by one minor league organization or group of affiliated clubs became impossible today under terms of a new amendment to major minor league rules.
 Minor leagues already had voted favOrably on the amend ment which was proposed in a meeting at Belleair, Fla, be- tween Commissioner K. M. Lam dis and representatives of ma jor and minor loops. Major league concurrence, announced last night, makes 1t effective.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
NORTH END RIVALS
 TO CLASH FRIDAY

Plans have already been formed for the organization of the North End Merchants softball league next spring and summer. meeting of interested parties to be held ct Q Grove street next Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
NORTH END MERCHANTS
 SOFTBALL MEETING

North End basketball rivals. the Pals and epaFtans will shoot C out in the third and deciding game yFl. day night At tho North End "" hut feF the baeketbail championship ef the district each having Won gAIlies played ko dase, paI CosEds will be seen in 6 preliminary game with dancing te follow tho main game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05

Montreal, March - (UP) - Milt Schmidt of the Boston Bruins. held a six-point lead over the rest of the field today in the race for scoring honors in the Nationa! Hockey League.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
FIGHT RESULTS

Bridgeport, Con. = Al Mccoy, iob Boston, outpoInted EldFidge Eats man, ie7. NoFwalk. (i0); Tom As. senEa, iob, Bridgeport, stopped Joe zwick. iD3, Brooklyn, (D; Irish Mickey Donahue.A ilT, Stamford. dselsi0ned cai FaFrar, ite, DTldges port. fD; chet Sims, ioe, Bridge port. son c technical knockout eyer Jim Collins, iTe. Mew Haven, t4li Billy Taylor, ie2, Bridgeport, cute pointed Joe King, ieos New Haven, iO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
Borough Bowling

Naugatuck, March 4. - The Beers won all three points from the Whis- keys in the Dutch Front Grill League bowling matches rolled al the Central alleys yesterday. The Gins won three points from the Wines. R. Vagnus took high single with IA score and high total with 298. The Beers had high team single with 457 and high team total, 1887. The scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
sTANFORD GOEs MIDWEsT

Palo Alto, Calf, - Pitch John- sons appointment as Stanford track coach gives the Indians Q midwest staff. Johnson comes from Drake; Clark shaughnessy, new grid men. tor, from Chicago. and Everett Dean, basketball boEs, from Indiana.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
PATIRNCE REWARDED

Milwaukee. - Ward Cuff. New York Giants grid star and former Marquette zee, expects 10 complete work on his degree by June. He will assist Conrad Jennings In coaching the tgaek team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
ORIONS IN NAUGY

Tomorrow night at the Mauga. tuck YMCA pool, the Naugy "" and Waterbury OrlonS swlmmina meet. postponed from last seek viii be held. starting at 6 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
BLESSED SACRAMENT
 BOWLING LEAGUE
Standing Week of Feb. 2e, 1s4O

Cy Corden's team is playing q whale Of c game during the second round; thanks to the able comeback of his two Staiwarths. John J. Col- lins and John Hannah, JF.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
Final Standing

A junior tournament gets under way this week with nine teams en- tered. The pairings are: Normands vs Blue Devils. Aces vs Hoods. Eagles vs Speedboys. Rens vs Owls. Bye-Highland Aces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05

One 0f the candidates i0F ths varsity baseball team at the UnIs versjty 0l Arizona z the son 0f AFt hehf, former Ig league pitching siAT,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
TkfPR0VRD WTTII A0R

Gene VspEke. Inlle runner. turned Q better times during hIs races at lbiTttsoDe gears 0f age than when be was twenty-five,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05

Dill Hali4an, enc Of the leading football officials in the Eael, travels about iD0oo miles each season t0 and from games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
Girls Dusty

c GlrlS UuSty Amer. Fast. vs. Farrel Fdry. Plume & Atwood vs. Matt. Mfg. Ingersoll vs. Wat. Tag. Oakville vs. Paper Box. Pat. Button-bye.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
PhilaAainliia

Philadelphia - Joe zahaFko, former Canadian doubles champion and nov q tennis pro, ls seeking reinstatement ae ail aRlatouF C hadminton. Ile ia q student at th University el pannefIvania.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05

e. Did Mickey Walker ever fight for the worlds heavyweight champ ionship?
 A. No; he fought two heavy weight champions, but not when they held the title. On July 22, 1881, he held Jack Sharkey to a draw in fifteen rounds, a little less than a year before the latter won the title from Max Schmeling. He was knocked out in eight rounds by Schmeling on September 26, 1882. about three months after the latter had dropped the title to Sharkey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
Dusty Bowling
 Tonight

More high scores are expected to- night when Industrial league teams take to the Mattatuck alleys in the home stretch with Chase Metal en- toying a six game edge and sched- uled to take on the strong Rubber Chemical combine. Another out standing match brings together the Blake & Johnson outfit against American Brass while Ingersoll and Scovill ought to be close enough all the way.
 Last week, nine men spilled more than 400 pins in three games each, Dente's average increasing to 131.l7.
 Schedule Farrel vs. Waterbury Tool. Blake & Johnson vs. American Brass.
 Chase vs. Rubber Cehmical.
 Ingersoll vs. Scovill.
 French vs. Wat. Manufacturing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05

AOtdAo .sss.s ss'ss...' ~ Score at half time: St. Thomas g, St. Mary's 8. Referee: Marinara.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
Sports QUESTIONS Answered

Have you a sports question you want answered? Write your ques- tiOn clearly. sign your name and address and mail your query to Sports Fan Question Man, Sports Service Bureau, The Waterbury Democrat. 1913 18th street. Wash. ington. D. C., enclosing a Scent postage stamp for personal reply. Don't telephone: write as directed.
 @. Has the San Francisco Match Open Golf Tournament ever been won more than once by the same player?
 A. Jimmy Demarest, of Houston, Tex, who recently emerged victori- ous in this tournament, is the first player who won it twice.
 @. Where and when is the 1940 Al-Star baseball game to be played?
 A. It is scheduled to be played at St. Louis, Tuesday, July g, 1940
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05

Totals 4bB 42T 43b-i3iT High singIe-R. Vasnus-iil. High thFee-R. Vasnus-~2oo. High game -Reers--4B7. flight teafn-BeeKs-i337.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05

Score at half time: Props IA, St Ann's 12. Referee: Mccormack.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05

4Vv9SAo
 Score at half time: Gents | Robins 10. Referee: Mccormack.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-05
SCHMIDT SIX UP

AVOAOACS' UAOu1O' 41I11C"4VC minute periods.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
Navy Seeks New Course
For Testing lis Planes

The flight test section, Anacostia
Naval Air Station, in charge of the
performance trials of all new naval
aircraft, is looking around for an
otler speed course as a result of
the Washington National Airport
development.
It has been decided that when
the new Gravelly Point airport is
opened for airline operations next
spring there will be too much air
traffic In the vicinity to continue
speed runs in safety over the present
measured mile course.
The course passes within the land
ing and take-off zone around the
new airport. Flights over the course
are made at Various attitudes from
just above the water up to thou
sands of feet with each of the new
aircraft scheduled for flight testing.
Dive tests of new aircraft now
are conducted by the flight test sec
ton at Dahlgren Proving Ground,
Dahlgren, Va, but it was hoped the
new mile course may be located
closer to Washington.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
SITUATIONS MEk.

PHARMACIST, thoroughly reliable. COM
petent and honest. BOX 370-D. Star. 30s
PHARMACIST, registered. honest. reliable.
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HELP WOMEN,


ASSISTANT interior decorators: splendid
openings for (2) young ladies with train
ing in interior decoration to learn furni-
ture sales and counsel; permanent positions.
Apply stating age, training, to Box 363-D
Star.
AssoRTER. experienced for laundry. $40
E st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER- R-STENOGRAPHER for real
estate office, must be capable Of taking full
charge. Gentle age % to 30, unmarried.
attractive. good personality able to meet
public. Salary to start $50 month.
Splendid opportunity for advancement for
right party. In reply state full oualifica-
tons. Do not reply unless experienced.
Box 251-B, Star
CASHIER for downtown drugstore, local
references, age Il to 30, experienced in
sale of cigars and candy. Give full par
ticularS. Box .,33-B, Star.
CHOCOLATE DIPPER to work part time
. days a week Call Woodley 1868.
ELLIS BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
tor, must be experienced; permanent po-
Sition Apply Mr., Coonin. co VIM. Hahn
g. Co, 7th and K sts.
GIRLS, white and colored.. Apply Elite
Laundry Co. rear 2117 14th st NV.
GIRL, experienced, for dime studio.
1902 9TH st. NV. go
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE preferably
some college training. to earn tuition for
secretaral course by correcting papers.
Hours Q TO 4:30, 5 days week. Address
Box laSB, Star.
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PHYSICIAN--Young man with plenty of
time at his disposal to make examinations
for ind. life ms CO. Box 344-D, Star. 29'
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

ALBERT, 1928 r st. NV, Apt. l0-Rooms.
Seubls Seubls q tEip beds. shower phonss ssose ses
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

eSo Ian sr s;Eg2 RMS, AND .c06MPl.
gas. heat. cleo. incl; adult couple only. 29'
60s. .2019 EYE sT. NV RIM, KTTCH-
en-. dinelte and bath. completely furnished.
Available January l. Emerson 4767. 29s
2als UNIVERSITY P1. N.w.-BEDRooM.
kitchen, dinette and utilities: $3.50:
adults.
1919 COL. RD NW-ONE ROOM.
SaS Siaehsnette; gas elec refrigeration. phone'
OAKLAND. ,2o0e COLUMBIA RD APT. "a
employed is1es only
DoWNToWN;-2 LARGE ROOMS. KTTCH-
snette, pVt bath. elec refs., inner-spring
st. sheps No aasd nsely furn l4
FURNISHED STUDIO APT. PVT. BATH.
compl. kit, in pvt. home. s45. Also lse.
double room. twin beds. 1908 N st. NV.
BACHELOR APARTMENT, DOWNTOWN;
III l rm and K; new modernistic white and
references required. 1745 K st.. Apt e3.
CONGENIAL YOUNG MAN WANTED TO
145 W. 90. ''
400 NEW JERSEY AVE. s.E-2-RooM.
k1tchen and bath apt. and Broom. kitch-
o aD s s45 's%Psfy snd sfso Grnshfa sdnss
d927 IL 7,I,AN LAMONT ST. NV. APT. WANT
Call after $50 pm. HO. 1880
go tt%f,o kkIT1sTENHoUsE kI1s ST. NV RSts.,
incl; gentle couple only. oE. 1872. Ss2 '''e'
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO APT. / ROOM
kitchen. newly furnished semi-bsth. teie-
phone. 1927 Conn, ave. Ho a01i
25Ie 18th ST. NV OVERLOOKING
refs. pvt. bath: 5 min. 14th and @.
1925 HARVARD ST NV RMS. BATH:
also 2 rms, porch. semi-pyt. bath; $40
week each.
1929 M ST ,NW.-LARoE FRONT RM
and al Ktche1ettea N e3o Frigidaire, inner-spring
524 ard ST, NE.-sPACIoUs LIVING
rm bedrm.: kitchen. private bath. Fig
aidaire re, h. W. modernly turn.; ent. End
p 'HfEFR7oN 5sds M rm sT k SWBEDaooM bat5 asIsss
rooms. 8 windows; refg.. utii. incl; S55
mo Empl. couple; sentiles. Avail. Jan. |.
TGAKssooMN.A.,LovELY, 7 ssoN. ,LGE. WARM, 1st-
Adults sa 5ss 4sssJ p' 25s Ry' pa2F RiIon ave yard
md IN Fl. I OR 2 BEDROOMS, LIVING
I'm. XII glassed-in porch newly dec. and
lufn- 2735 Ontario rd. NV.
GIRL Girl to SHARE WITH ANOTHER, 2
rooms. kitchenette and bath near Govt.
eicgs; eH. od and G. W. University. ME-. $500,
opl = ISL 81. FL RM., KITCHEN,
semi-pvt., bath; completely furn.. eas, eiec.,
phone elec. refg. incl: S35 RA 0757.
ls44 COLUMBIA RID N.W.-LARGE LIV-
ing nm, Kitchen, pantry porch. beautiful
view; nicely furn.: reasonable
/ He CLIFTON. 1928 CLIFTON sT. NV
bedrooms, living room. dining rm.. kit,
pantry nicely furn. See 1anitor %.
BED-LIVING RM, KITCHENETTE. NEXT
PAIN; everything furn.: excellent location;
aou-ts; S35 mo. Woodley 67I7
6623 EASTERN AVE, TAX PK-s
rooms. sleeping porch; clean. well furn.:
a m J.. $50: may be seen by appoint;
avail Jan. ! Shepherd 1852
CHEVY CHASE, D C-sPACIOUs APT
rms. . baths porches' fireplace, beau.
TRULY furn.: Sl35. EN- 2163
$50 MONTH-LIvING ROOM. BEDROOM
E,chen' bath 1925 18th ST. nv. Cali
Georgia 1883 evenings
kALORAMA RID APTs-, 2305 18th ST.
W-NeWly decorated front apt elsc
fe1e; adj tile bath; $40 week
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL Goth
anc sts n vi room, kit, d -nette, pvt
path day. 81: ] or . persons. week SIS:
month. S65, Full service Frigidatre nicely
furn. Ma. 5425. LINFiINs co direction
sHOREHAM HOTEL
Sublease-Beautifully furnished suite
living room, bedroom, hath. co 2126.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

5000 N WILSON BLVD. Arl-Attractive
room. ami. 81 so. Kitchenette Phone
Falls Church s56-W-2 20s
ARL.. VA.-Single room. pleasant home
environment: excellent food: near Colo
NAL VILLAGE. 1882 N. Veitch St CHI 611s.
Evening star., 1940-12-28

YOUNG MAN. with new grand piano, wants
room with unrestricted practice privilege.
BOX IT'D, Star. 30.
COMFORTABLE furn. room. Dupont Circle
section, large closet. near shower; for
Jan ]. Box 356-D Star 2qs
Evening star., 1940-12-28
APARTMENTS FUR OR uhEuR.

2434 FRANKLIN ST NE tCoR. 2s7-5
porches: End A.; S2s mo- 81 wk; open
ATTRACTIVE APTs.. H1GH-CLAss NEIGH
borhood: some furnished Car available on
apt MRS. GREEN. Shepherd 5l2s.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
APARTMENTS UkFuRh,sHEp.

1899 B ST sE-3 RMS, End FLOOR;
heat, lights, gas furnished. clean and
5O25 7th ST NV ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath gas, heat. cleo; gentles, GE. 1894.
- EvARTS ST NE, OFF NORTH CAP.
utilities: couple. Michigan 4727
Ink, rms, IND floor: cleo refs. oil heat:
home of adults: woman. RA 749O.
Mr. CAPIToL-CoR, APT, HoMELIK
9 rms, bath. kit, refs, cont h. w.. hwd.
frs. ami; adults. 224 3rd Sc
1910 G ST. Nw-IADY WILL SHARE o
rm., kit. bath apt. with another; each rna
pvt entr. ME. $3.50. Apt. 707.
s43.OO-5 RMS, BATH. FRIGTDAIRE:
Grated. OWNER. North i7ae. 80 DC oe'-
1887 18th ST. NV. APT. 101-2 RMS.
foyer. kitchen. bath: refg. on house; front
apt; S43.50. See janitor or CO. OO2i
MT PLEASANT. Mr.. ROCK CIR. PARK
2 rms. kit. hath, screened porch. aaa.
cleo; S45. rmbia 406s.
WOODBRIDGE. y JACKSON ST. NE
Entire second A. or; gas, electricity heat
furnished; no children. Decatur 4792-J.
BEAUTIFUL APT. Q ROOMS, KITCHEN
dinette. shower bath. inclosed porch. AZ.
ply ia 18th St Sc.
(ContiIuec on Next Pase.)
Evening star., 1940-12-28
MOTOR TRAVEL.

nooga or Atlanta on Dec - or 80. Call
SH. 4647-W Sat. night or Sunday. 29'
MEMPHIS, 1910 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, JAN
uary ! share expenses; references required
BURNEY, 107 end st. NV. Apt. 3 29s
Evening star., 1940-12-28
WHITE, MEN
HELP MEN & WOMEN,

COUPLE, white, settled: for cooking and
general houSeWork; man must have D c.
permit. good opportunit3 for right party;
live In must have references. Apply
BlechAan's. 700 H 81. ne.
CouPL z, live in: good cook. general house;
work, chauffeur $50 month to start. Call
Emerson 1876
COUPLE. colored, settled: cook, gardener
and chauffeur: references required. 4545
Linnean ave. NV.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

REGISTER NOW for classes starting Dec.
30 in preparation for calculating comp
tometer or accountant and assistant audi
tor civil service examinations Wood COL
lege. 10 l4th st NV Tel. ME 5051. 2S'
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ROOMS FURk & UkFURk
ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp.

JEWISH HOME-Clean, quiet: adjoining
rooms, running water; SIS mo. Georgis
GAL
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"THE MAIIRY,'

10Th AND @ SITS NV
701 18th st. n.w-10O beautifully furn
rooms. each with running water inner
spring mattresses. many showers and tub
baths: elevator service. Single rooms, SS
UP. Double rooms $40 Sl1 and $40
Evening star., 1940-12-28
tContlnued.)

3215 10th ST. NW.-Young man. to
share large double room with another in
Jewish home: unlimited phone: board opt.
|
Evening star., 1940-12-28
ROOMS FURNISHED.

ss S:SSs :'s sSSs'
cI1.rvc cHEvW CHASE aass;. D C. 1921 SS Utah .ys
bah single Tsh saSxe garage home
PErwoRTH = Comfortable room. quiet
LADY aessa ?aass sss sisT near
1910 14th ST. N;w.-Neat, Comfortable.
iocated: So sale. s4.50 dble. ma. 1880.
S5lg CONN; AVE: opp; bus stop, park
pvt, semi-pvt. baths. nreplaces: board opt
Mr.. PA. AVE. sE-Furn. rm. next to
bath, shower: new home: conv. to Navy
Yard: gentleman: $50 mo- Ii. 1910
.;ss SIss 17th s,s ST M;wMyouns man to share
home; board optional: unlimited phone.
GORDON HOTEL. on beautiful 18th St,
up double from
Weekly; s1:h9ur elevator and i sWitc6Sboapd I'd
service; excellent dining room.
front room, furnished in mahogany, twin
peds; inner-spring mattresses; also SINGLE
cars; min: downtown. North 7ss4s Ssfs %. ss'
1922 ST N.W-Many newly renovated
rates. 81 UP, weekly.
KALoRAMA RID. APIS, 2305 18th st.
n.w.-Newly decorated, running water,
innerspring mat; single, S5 wk. dble SO.
1910 BHTMORE ST. NV thalf block sth
and Columbia rd.)-Nicely furn, twin
beds; 81 UP: unlimited phone.
ALTURAS. 1909 18th St n.w-Attractive
iurn; rms. nr; showers: 24-hr. elevator and
hotel serv.: $6 week and up.
THE, WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th NV
Lovely Lovely rooms newly decorated: running
up; double. 81 up; shower: elevator. Newly
decorated, 2-rm. basement apt, Ss.
1894 COL. RD. N.W.-sinsle and double.
S3 50-S4 so; clean. warm. outside rms 2
car lines, men. AID. 1923
1892 CALVERT ST. NW.-Attract. furn.
rooms, auto. heat; on car and bus line;
nr. II sth and Col. rd. Very reas
COOPERATIVE CLUB, 1907 Eye st. NV
ldeal downtown location. showers, comforts;
S5 Wk. up; hot water always gentlemen
Evening star., 1940-12-28
,ROW CAB co.

Has openf lor men over = yea[s Of ase
area for ! year; free instruc-
ton: can n S25, to s35 wkly. Apply at I
NJ stSDe Ask for Mr Booth.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

REFRIGERATORS-H Of refriger-
or former prices. We are top,heayy with
refriserators peep,eat sacrifice Prices stSa on
all refriserators.. All these. refriserators
Te na % D. d in A. 9Tsp bs oxe acoy
stocked and we are going to saeritice hun hun
and sizes from 4 Gu. Fl. to AZ Gu. II.
Brand-new 1940, standard makes of re-
Twenty-six years experience is your guar
antee Of satisfaction, We have group Of
efo esIs Isonard So
spot. Mayhower and others that have
beer been used but are in perfect condition
Si9 on these models we always offer
better refrigeration, values. We guarantee
not not to ,.;, be under sola Each floor Of our
values v.a1 eon that are stupendous; We have
ona % asrGs acorA tas.s wifi IF BE- sserees
money down. Long, easy terms. Unusually
n0eFal ATLAS 1ls2f,h .APplIaNcE ftiaSsasf COMPANY
District aSI ~ s. SWRRFs opeR IT,. sqliH'Ps M PM
RESTAURANT FIXTURES, steam table,
booths, complete for lunchroom. 1902
North Capitol st
RESTAURANT BOOTH. like new; tables,
Farmica. Call . pm. to Q pm. Indian
Spring Tavern. -Four Corners Silver Spring.
29'
SEWING MACHINES. Singers treadle. 50:
port. SIS; console. S45, rents, repairs.
SINGER Co. 2l49 Pa. ave. NV Ma. 1888.
szss p snd SPECS 45 6pes esses9t ss4
TUXEDO: size 3S medium; pairs OF
brown riding boots. s and 10; Quality ~as
stove Simmons crib. large size. GE. 1850.
TUXEDO. size 3s-3a. practically new. SIS;
extra coat. 1927 Mass. ave. NV
TYPEWRITER Rental Service, 57l6 10th
NV. GE. lSs3-Underwoods 81 .S5 mo- 4
mos in adv, s. .55; no. del. 81 add. dep
WASHERS-Deep-cut prices on brand new
STANDARD makes OF washing machines in
crates & :. discounts of more than SOC of
list prices. No down payment. Terms as
low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in allow
ance.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY
Washingtons Largest Appliance House,
92l q St. NW.-Entire Building.
District 3T37. Open Ewes. Till . PM.
Violin-Rare Opportunity.
Very old ITALIAN GENUINE GRAN
CINO," with certificate of guarantee by the
largest violin house in America Excep-