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PAT COMISKEY r r
A HENRY COOPER

New York, Octubre 18.-En
una pelea a diez asaltos verifi-
cada en- ell Coliseo, Pat Comis :
key, ell de los punetazos parali :
zantes, venci6 sin apuros a Hen
ry Cooper, ell veterano de Brown
vile.
Comiskey gan6 ocho de los 10
asaltos y ell p1blico lie aplaudi6
vigorosamente.
Varios de los golpas estreme-
cieron a Cooper; pero no consi :
guieron derribarlo.
Ted Whit, de Mount Vernon,
puso a dormir a Joe Downey, de
Scranton, Pa, FL arbitro Al
Reich puso fin al match cuando
Downey sangraba de una herida
sobre ell ojo izquierdo.
La gaceta., 1940-10-18

FL soldado Marty Clark supe-
re de manera indudable a May
nard Daniels en- los ~primeros A.
galtos de la pelea efectuada ano-
che en- Benjamin Field; pero el
Anarinero, contra quien Sc rim
di6 ell fallo, merecfa por 10 me-
nos unas tablas. q
Clark Sc lastim6 la mano sdere7
cha en- Ell ataque y desde enton-
ces empez6 a perder terreno Y
Daniels a ganarlo.
La decision no fue del agra
do de una parte del p1blico que
hizo demostraciones en- su con-
ira.
Ell juez Frank Abbott otorg6
Ell triunfo a Daniels; Pop Jones
Fvot6 por Clark y Ell arbitro Ray
mond, que Sc confundi6 en- la
cuenta, Sc decide tambi6n por
Ell soldado de MacDill.
I'm empate hubiera dejado sd
tisfechos a unos y otros.
Como resultado del fallo &C.
rr6neo" de los jueces algunos
individuos apostadores segdn
nos dijeron Sc dieron de pune
taos.
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Hizo una pausa, bebi6 un ira
go de absintio, dej6 Ell case e.
norme sobre ell pie diminuto de
.fieltro. Y ahadi6, como un pillas-
tire que reconoee las yirtudes y
los meritos de un companerot
VA hay un buen anteceden-
te; y es que no te hayas enamo-
RADIO de Odette como un tonic,
{ Porque cuidado 81 odette es
.guapal
va 10 sabes.
70 hace tempo que no la
.veo. IPor que no la traes una
tarde7
CASTOR yolvi6 a sonreir.
Luego miro al maestro con
una larga mirada de ironla, y
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DEPORTES
TONY r DERROTO
A KID MCCOY

White Plains, N. Y, oct. Is.
Tony Ferrara, peso welter de
Mount Vernon, puso fin a la ce.
dena de 43 victorias de Young
Kid Mccoy, de Detroit, en- una
pelea efectuada en- Ell County
Center. Mccoy alcanz6 ventaja
en- los primeros asaltos, pero
despues la perdi6 cambiando
golpes con Ferrara. Pesaba Nc
Coy 145h lbs. y Ferrara 1851
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Don't Spread Your Cold Csug'
Gek Mentho-M uISiop

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sote for penetration. Genuine Cali
ifornia zig syrap gives Mcn!ho-
Mnls;or . taste r whole family
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branes SO its soothing, healing in-
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is neeesN
snry for human welfare, but dont
endanger the congregation with .
cold cough whea Mentho- Mulsion 10
sO.inexpensive and easy to obtain
M.ntho-M ulsion is endorsed BY
YOUR neighbors and sueranteed by
! leading druggists every ere.-adv.
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A cnln rnnrh seriousla endargers

A cold cough seriously endaLgers
you, your family, ard your bush ess
:~.ssociates. 1lness from colds nd
coughs causes more loss OF TIM
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If you have a cough due to a colo
get Mentho-M ulsion, the guaranN
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over your cold cough quicker than
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Mentho-M ulsion is paOIe than an
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Minis A and D to build your cold
resistance, and seven soothing
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Has visto esa mujer?

7tHas visto esa mujer2
Isl.
-Pues esa mujer es aquella
iEulalia de las Torres de que 70
te liable en- ciertas o~casiones y
que shOra es inmensamente RI
u Que dices. Pepinoi
do que Dyes, Castor. lMe
parece que vamos a hacer nego-
clio redondo!
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COMPRo CANARIos

Page por los canariOs ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
Y por pichones garantizados
que SON machos, $3.50. Pre-.
gunte por Vega en- Ell 2202
de la Gale IL.
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Bill Weinberg, de Boston, a :
'cost6 a Henry Moroz, de New
Haven, en- otros seis asaltos. AL
Dolce, del Bronx, conquist6 a L.
Roig, de Puerto Rico, en- cuatro
~asaltos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-18

81; ell mayor de los dos apa-
.hes que hemos tenido Ell honor
de presentar a los lectores, era
un yiejo amigo ~nuestroi Sc ira.
taba de Pepino Raccieri, ell ma.
politano con Ell que Eulalia, Gin
co amos atras, habia huido de
Madrid y por el que fue inieua,
mente abandonada en- Monte
Carlo, originandO la terrible a.
ventura de Gustavo de Ia Can
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TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

mas de cerezas de cera a que e.
ran tan aficionadas las mujeres
de otros tiempos.
Otras wees, las mas, llama
ba la atenci6n de los dos colegas
alguna mujer joven, soberbia y
elegante, que cruzaba.
Entonces, los ojos de los dos
relucian con un brillo nuevo, Y,
con disimulo, la seguian Miriam
do largo ratio, hasta que desa-
parecia tragada por la multitud.
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sado mucho. De este modo, TODD
me ha salido siempre a pedir de
boca.
TIL eres un maestro.
It'd puedes llegar a serlo.
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Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Quick

paius 81 rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, neu-
ralgia and neuntis-are certainly happy over
rheir discovery Of NURITO. Now they have
found a quiek-acting formula which speedily
relieves thoee ~exhausting muscular aches and
contains no opiates. II you want to feel agai
the Joy OF relief from pain-so you can work ~
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NURITO under this ironclad guarantee. II the
very first three doses do not reDeve that cruel
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refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist taiaY
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La gaceta., 1940-10-18

De pronto, el mayor, cambian-
do de posici6n en- la butaca le
bejuco, pregunt6, cruzando las
manos sobre el veladorcito de
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LA GACETA

40 poriSdloo en- itliomA EspAhOl
= m&s eircuIaci6n On TaEnps
Vlst0 iAno Manteiga, Editor
GHseripci6n semanal: 20 c
sos "a. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeESfonO Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-10-18

III Columbia tiena un teFFenQ para el estaeiona-
miento de los coches de sus clentes, en- ls Gallo ~, y IN
serene para Ell debido euidado. Lleve ALI So coche, bay
espacio suficiente.
La gaceta., 1940-10-18
AN URGENT MESSAGE
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-19
MERMAIDS DROP
virginia MEET

The Memorial high school girls put
up stiff fight with the Virginia girls
swimming team here Saturday after
noon holding the Queen City to 81
to 33 win. The diving went to the
visitors without question.
In their only pre-holiday meet, Ely
swimmers staged a spirited battle to
garner as many points for themselves
as possible, although the ultimate out
come was never in doubt.
Waynetta Hill came through in the
40-yard free style to win this event,
the only first accorded her team. Do
lores Butala won second in the 100
yard breaststroke, Emily Grahek second
in the 1OO-yard free style, and Joyce
Butala second in the 4O-yard breast
stroke
Results of the meet follow:
8O-yard relay-Virginia, first, Doris
Novatny, Maxine Murray, Millicent
Hane, Jean Frarey; Ely, second Emily
Grahek, Leone Markovich, Betty Carl
son, Waynetta Hill. Time 43.5.
10O-yard breast-Josephine Silvola,
", OOlOlCS ouOcld, L., oCNOllO,
Mae Watts, third. Time, 1883.
1O0-yard back-Elaine Frost, w..
first; Virginia Peuter, w., second; Nancy
Brownell, E., third. Time, 1:245.
100-yard free-M. Hane, w., first;
Emily Grahek, E., second; M. Murray
", third. Time, 1:198.
Diving Usitala and Betty Lou
Olson, ", staged exhibition.
40-yard breast-Cynthia Beste, w.,
first; Joyce Butala,E., second; B. Carl
son., E., third. Time, 34.5
40-yard free-W. Hill, w., first; Marie
Jarvi, ", second; Donna Eddy, ",
third Time, 24.4.
Medley relay-Virginia, first Virginia
Eaton, Clara Thoen and Patsy Miller;
Ely, second, M. Somers, D. Butala, w.
Hill Time, 1926.
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Ely to Seek Fourth Win
From Tower Here Friday
Downs Aurora, 10 to Is, to
Stay in Indicated Class;
Tower No Setup.

With three district q scalps safely
stored away in the trophy room, the
Memorial high school basketball team
will go after its fourth Friday night
when it plays host to the Tower Sou
dan club
Latest to fall before Coach Steve
Smrekar's up-and-coming quintet was
Aurora, defeated, 10 to is, last Fri
day evening on Memorial court.
Loser to the powerful Gilbert club
by only 9 points, 36-27 and to Aurora,
1923, Tower came back last week to
down Biwabik, 1886.
Memorial high registered its first
win over Aurora for several years in
the game here last week The red
and white made the whipping thorough
and complete. They allowed the visi-
tors but three field goals. Two were
sunk in the early part of the first
quarter, and then it wasn't until the
final period was practically over that
substitute forward garnered the
third
Playing the major roll in Ely's de-
fensive showing was George Poke"
Perkovich, who poked his height and
long arms in front of dozens of Aurora
shots at the basket, gathering them
in with clock-like precision.
Lloyd Bird led the Ely scoring with
points, while Logar was not far be-
hind with 5.
Action on the part of both teams
was somewhat limited until the final
quarter fight for the upper hand. Ely
took only 33 shots at the basket from
the floor as compared with 81 for
Aurora. The former missed 10 free
throws, making only good, while the
latter made and missed like num-
Der. Auroras prowess on the charity
toss line was the only thing that kept
them in the bali game. Only one player,
VanPutten of Aurora, made five per-
sonal fouls. Al Rowe received four.
Against Virginia Ely shot 80 times
from the floor to 81 for the Queen
City during the regular playing period.
In the opener with Eveleth, Ely
heaved SIS shots toward the hoop to
SO for Eveleth.
The box score:
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ger, captain of the guards; Mrs. Dor
othy Nicholas, local Junior supervisor.
The order starts out with sixteen
new members who were initiated. On
behalf OF the Juniors, Miss LaSalle
was presented with token of appre-
citation by Miss Gayle Anderson.
A buffet supper was served at $50
after which the Review was called to
order and class was initiated by
Mrs. Pierce and President Esther
Pearson.
The guards for the ceremony were
beautifully dressed in white with the
guard colors of red and gold with
Miss Adele Kermit as Miss America"
and Miss Norma Anderson as Miss
w. B. A."
Mrs. Pierce, Miss LaSalle and Mrs.
Mary Berglund were presented with
wrist bouquets by little Miss Anderson.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-19
1888 WIN TO
ELY SWIMME

The Memorial high school swimmers
defeated Eveleth, 35 to SO, Saturday
afternoon in close meet which saw
each take a relay because the other
was disqualified for jumping the gun.
Friday afternoon Coach Ed Haapa-
niemis mermen will wind up their
pre-holiday schedule with a meet in
the Memorial pool with Chisholm. The
affair will start at 3 o'clock.
At Eveleth the two teams split the
individual events and the relays. Mel
vim Women won the 100-yard breast
stroke, Sheldon Brown the 1O0-yard
brackstroke, and Captain Albin Mar
kun the diving.
Results of meet follow:
40-yard free style-P Minelli (Ev0,
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st, Kaiser (Ev0 first, Myntti ely

first, Kaiser (Ev) first, Myntti (Ely)
third
1O0-yard breast stroke-M. women
Ely) first, Bolitho (Ely), second Berra
(Ev) third. Time-1:13.5.
220-yard free style-Trembath (Ev)
first, A. Markun (Ely) second, G. Min
ELI, (Ev.) third Time-2:42.3.
100-yard backstroke-S. Brown CEly)
first, Hazelroth (Ev) second, D. An
nala (Ely) third. Time-1:15.5.
100-yard free style-Kaiser Ev) first
P. Minelli (Ev.) second, Maijala ely
third. Time-0:638.
Diving-Markun ely first, M. Bus
kala ely second, L. Frants (Ev.)
third.
Medley relay-La Vine, Berra, Trem-
bath (Ev), first; Brown, Women, D
Myntti (Ely), disqualified.
160-yard relay-La Beau, Maijala
Brown, Markun Ely); Frants, Kaiser
Trembath, P. Minelli, CEv), disquali.
fed.
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JAYSEES take
One, DROP TWO
Defeated by Northland, 1851,
in Thriller Here; Win
From Brainerd.

Ely Junior College won one and lost
two basketball games in a three-game
series played during the past five days.
Tuesday Coach Barney Banks crew
dropped thriller to Northland college,
Ashland, Wis, So to 81, on Memorial
court. Saturday an invasion of Brain
erd was successful, but Friday Itasca
won on the Coleraine floor.
Trailing throughout, Ely came back
in the final quarter to make spirited
bid for the Northland game. Spanked
by Tony Stukel, guard, who sank three
baskets, the Elyites garnered 16 points
to 10 for the visitors, but muffed two
or three chances to tie the count and
send the game into an extra period
Friday evening they will end their
pre-holiday schedule at Virginia.
The box score.
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JR. ". B. A.
FORMED HERE
Sixteen Members Initiated Into
New Order of Junior
Lodge in Ely.

Miss Iretta LaSalle, supreme Junior
adviser conducted the ceremony which
launched the new order of Junior
Women's Benevolent association in this
city.
Assisting Miss LaSalle were Mrs.
Ruth A. Pierce, state field director, as
lady of ceremonies; Mrs Mary Spreit-
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Ely 48, Brainerd 80.

Coach Banks boys jumped into the
win column for the first time with a
resounding 1890 victory over Brain
erd on the latter's floor Saturday
night.
Spanked by Torsti Franti who sank
eight field goals and a free throw, the
Vermilion range crew held an advan-
tage throughout the game.
All told As personal fouls were COM
mitted by the two teams, with Willie
Grahek and Dan Mestnik going out
for Ely. Ely banged in 20 points in
the last quarter.
The box score:
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BASKETBALL
Game Scores.

Game Scores.
Ely 10, Aurora Is.
Mt. Iron 26, Morgan Park, Duluth 90.
Minneapolis As, Eveleth "a.
Gilbert 20, Virginia II.
Gilbert %, Grand Rapids II.
Tower 80, Biwabik SO.
Aurora 80, Tower 49,
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Game Scores.
Ely 48, Brainerd 80.
Hibbing 81, Crosby Ironton "a.
Eveleth 81, Northland a.
ItaSca 43, Ely 81.
Eveleth 81, Duluth "a.
Virginia 81, Hibbing 38.
Duluth 80, Brainerd 40.
Friday, Dec. 20.
Ely at Virginia.
Itasca at Hibbing.
Saturday, Dec. 81.
Eveleth at Crosby-Ironton
This completes the pre- Christina!
schedule.
YeS-The Ely News Store
SELLS the Ely Miner
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ItaSca 43. Ely 81.

ItaSCa 43, Ely 81.
The lid was definitely on the hoop
for Ely at Itasca Friday night, and
the host club walked off the floor with
a 43-31 win. Ely basket shooters
smashed in for setups on end, but
the ball whipped in and out again
without going through the net.
The box score:
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Score by Quarters
Evening star., 1940-11-03

N0SWS WANIEO.
EMPLOYED COUPLE wish to share clean,
modern home. near MINI. ave. Sc. no
children. Emerson 1855.
phone. ~ so. ' isisz. Sta Star. nanny mail :''
EMPL. LADY desires furn. rm., Ink. in
ticGIars Box iscY. Star. ' anu '
REAR SPARE ROOM, ,privat. house. by
young man: Sl1 monthly; near express
bus. Box 1917. Star
LADY. young, desires room. private home
distance Capitol: phone privileges. Box
44-Z. Star.
LADY: employed. desires comfort abls room:
fully ststina terms. Ems Box ssHz' star Ne''
GOVT. GUARD. single. wants to prepare
own meals; can give references. Address
Box 6s-Z. Star.
GENTLEMAN desires small or single room
about so per month. Box 69-z Star. 5.
LARGE UNFINISHED ROOM and kitch-
en- with middle-age, lone women or small
adult family; handy to buses and cars.
Box s9-Z. Star
quiet near 14th or Mt. Pleasant cars:
sle' no Tooming houses. Box 9O-z. Star.
ROOM PRIVILEGES in shsr. apt. by .mpi.
EAotss ooFl cmp.s OcslTcs
warm lgt. hskpE. room or apt. vicinity
Fedl. Reserve Blk; not over SIS mo. Box
5s-Z Star
FOR YOUNG MAN = Furnished studio
room for light housekeeping. preferably
with pvt shower or bath and fireplace:
parking facilities or faraRe considered;
Withln few blocks of the Mayfower Ho-
.eL write, with price and location to
MI J. Frank. 1l20 Connecticut ave n W
MlDDLE-AGED. settled man. furnished
room room in new home; ali modern conveniencss;
within walking distance Navy Yard pox
51-Z. Star. q.
YOUNG MAN desires large room. private
shower APPROX, vicinity Rock Creek Park.
FLORAL ave. private home: garage, board
optlonal. Box 41.X, Star. 3.
Evening star., 1940-11-03
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

REASONABLE Cash. 1874 NO.
all costs: corner bedrm.. living rm,
dinette. kit, rec hall. bath Beau
tiful Hampshire Gardens. cross
shaped bldgs. covering whole city
block; large private park. See at
once. Ewes. Apt. ln3. 225 Emer-
son ST. NV. Georgia 574l EDMUND
J. FLYNN. Woodward Bldg. Re-
public 1918.
Evening star., 1940-11-03
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

STUDY and bedroom for professional
gentleman and son, age g. Bethesda or
Chevy Chase area preferred. WI. 2742.
LARGE BEDROOM with breakfast and
dinner: detached home: single lady with
good position; Hillcrest section. Box 62-Z,
Star.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN would like 10 make
his home with middle-aRed couple. Prot
estant preferred: closet space. no smoking.
Box 54-Z. Star. b
YOUNG WOMAN. son 10 desires room
and board rehned private family; vicinity
Glover Park Box 42-Z Star g
Evening star., 1940-11-03
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 300 well-located homes,
offer single, double and group
rooms, some with running water,
private bath, at consistent rates.
A director with car shows avail
able space free to potential
guests. Phone Columbia 1850. .
Evening star., 1940-11-03
"THE MAJJRY -

101 10th st. nw.-1o0 BEAUTIFULLY furn
rooms with running water inner spring
mattresses, many showers and tub baths:
elevator service
Evening star., 1940-11-03

GORDON HOTEL on beautiful 18th st.
between Eye and K-Comfortably furnished
rooms, near showers, 81 up: double from
S10,50 weekly: with bath, from So. so
weekly: 24-hour elevator and switchboard
service; excellent dining room.
Evening star., 1940-11-03
FLATS FOR RENT.

GEORGETOWN 3OeI DUMBARToN AVE
4 rooms. kit. bath screened porch;
$40 so WO. 0542.
3Os DECATUR ST. NV. NO. ].
rms. kit auto. heat: porch $3.50
401a KANSAS AVE NV NO. /.
9 rms, kit, auto heat. porch. yard S35 90
WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St NV District 3346.
Evening star., 1940-11-03
APARTMENTS WANTED.

AF%N mENI9 WAN E1
YOUNG COUPLE. UNF.: RMS. KIT,
bath. util.; S35-S40. 410l 8th st. NV. or
Taylor 1901.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES APARTMENT.
all or psrt rent exchange for responsibility
Of caring for home or apt BLDG; best refer
elIces. Boy liz. Star.
UNFINISHED APT. WITH ? BEDRMs..
kitchen. bath; near school and bus; not
over S45 Box 1907. Star.
SMALL FURNISHED APT. OR PART OF;
reas.; or single room and bath. Box 110-Z,
Star.
COMPLETELY FURN SMALL APT.
short period Of time; young business
UNFURNISHED STUDIO APARTMENT.
one LARGE room. fireplace, kitchenette,
bath: reasonable. EN-. 62a2 after pm.
FURN APT. OR HOUSE. 3 BEDRMs.,
Nov. Is 70 Jan. J. or less. WI 2222
MRS. TIRANA, 1873 z. Bradley lane. Chevy
Chase. Md.
NOV. I5-FURN. STUDIO RM.. PVT
bath and entr.; near @. w. U. BOZ 6-Z,
Star. -
EMPLOYED COUPLE WANTS SMALL
furn. apt. in sc. section. Box COSY,
Star.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

434 PEABODY ST. NW-Master bedroom.
private home, nicely furnished, next TO
bath. Two large closets, oil heat. On bus
line, One man or couple. Reasonable.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

WOODBRIDGE rooms, Ink, $50 per
week 2720 2sth st. ne. Atlantic 552S.
| 1918 11th ST NW.-First floor. > rms,
porch; running water, heat; adults; SIS per
week District 544S.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

'.,EL CASES" 7o5 4th Nw.-MoDEFN
downtown bldg. bachelor apts.. nm. and
bath. S25 to S2s: new condition Res
mgr. Also 2 rms, X. and B., $40 to S4S
Evening star., 1940-11-03

1439 PA AVE. SE-Clean bright. large,
comfortable room; southern exposure;
keeping Conveniently located, Streetcars,
buses. stores; employed couple preferred.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

1904 SPRING PLACE NW-Newly deco
rated front room, twin beds. large closet,
unlim. phone; couple or gentlemen.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD:-Gen-
tleman to share large, comfortable twin
hadrnnm $50 MintXood pl NV CO. 611S.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

COLUMBIA RD. NV. (near Dupont Circle)
Modern, elegant ! or 2; phone. Kitchen
cite maid; refined atmosphere; references
nenuired. S2h Call MI RQ4h.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

Conveniently located Near N. Capitol and
r SITS ne. REALTY ASSOCIATES. Ma
Evening star., 1940-11-03

CLEVELAND PARK-CORNER APT; .LTv-
ing room. bedroom dinette. kitchen bath.
large closets; corner exposure; quiet. open
surroundings; restricted; $50 month 5000
Porter st. NV. Apt. 303. See jsnitor.
THE FILLMORE" 1923 N n. AVE NV.
Clean, well-kept downtown BLDG: walk.
Ing distance: 2 rms. k and b.: $40 to s45:
3 rms. X. and b. $50 Res mgr
Evening star., 1940-11-03

DUPONT CIRCLE-Large, newly decorated.
newly furnished; f1replaces. Single and
double. Gentlemen. 2007 Mass. ave. NV.
3213 ADAMS MILL RD-Desirable front
room, . exposures Private lavatory Con-
venient transportation. Private home. AID.
S9f9-W, Saturday or after | m. Sunday.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

Lovely rooms, newly decorated; running
water, inner-spring mattresses: single. So
Nn: double. 81 up: showers. eleva tor.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

WOODBRIDGE. D. c.-ONE OR TWO
large rooms and kitchen. Heat gas elec
incl One or two refined persons. Decatur
Evening star., 1940-11-03
ROOMS FURk. g. UkEURk.
ROOMS WANTED.

ROOMS in private home. furn. or unfurn.
near car line: use Of phone. Call Lin
Evening star., 1940-11-03

1878 D ST. NE. APT. 4-o ROOMS,
kitchen and bath with shower. dinetts.
screened porch. gas heat; SIS mo. Key
al ISL d ST Ant 3 ER kash
Evening star., 1940-11-03

1902 DECATUR ST. NW-Master bed
room and private bath for gentleman, in
private home $40 mo. ConV tranSp.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

| 18th AND OAK NV. (THE wEIMERl-
! Modern. large living room, bedroom. kitch-
/ en-. dinette, bath: all outside rooms: clean
| oil-hested building; every convenience.
| $3.50. Open Sunday. Woodley 42la
Evening star., 1940-11-03

1924 WARREN ST. NW-Large master
bedroom, private bath. Gentleman only.
$50 mo. WO 234a.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

COLUMBIA RID. 2lOa sth St, Apt. 81
Newly furn. double front room, bath. twin
beds. unlimited phone; Jewish home. DU.
SlOo
Evening star., 1940-11-03

PVT HOME of > adults; large: bright
room. . expos; nicely furn. as bedroom or
studio room; large closet; next bath,
shower; chw, auto. heat, unlim. phone;
use of laundry; exc. trans. Dupont 32l2
Evening star., 1940-11-03

oO1O KALORAMA RD.-1 rm., bright, airy.
newly decorated, next bath, inner-spring
matt; sep. entr.; man pref; S25. Apt. Al.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

PETWORTH, 5l24 3rd st. n.w.-Girl to
share master bedrm. with another. twin
beds pyt bath RA S2Q7.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

CHEVY CHASE-In exclusive private home,
/ block from Chevy Chase Circle. Beau
tiful large front room. 3 exposures. large
private bath. garage, telephone. Gentle
man only S4h Call Wnndey o16R
Evening star., 1940-11-03

2106 r ST NV. / blk off Conn-Nce,
large studio room, single or double; open
fireplace Michigan S243.
1919 BUCHANAN ST NW.-Newly fur
pished, large room, double bed; private
home; unlim. phone ch.w.: Ga. ave. and
14th st cars Randolph 05S6