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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15

More oddities Continuing the list of odd accidents compiled by Paul Jones of the National Safety Council
 just listen to these Dr. David E. Ostler of Richhed, Utah, treating 4-year-old boy for "swallowts" The boy had swallowed penny When he finally Goughed token. l. l. Barrett of Maxwell Calf was out bright and early one day after the duck hunting season was opened He let go goose flying overhead and brought # down with one shot He also brought t down smack on his own head and was knocked cold. Wanda Adams of Painview Texas, drove into service station and onto hydraulic hoist calling for grease and oil ob on the car She remained in the while 1t was raised then absent indedy opened the door stepped out and landed kerplunk some feet below She was Fortunately uninjured. Out in Odon, Ind, the fire department thought 1t was going nuts" when 1t was called on 27 separate and distinct times to the home of William Hacker to put out fires there. An upstairs window s downstairs window, calendar on the wall, pair Of overas hanging on door, bedspread, book in desk drawer layer of paper between the springs and mat tress of bed all sccessvey caught fire and had to be put out When the last blaze was extinguished Mr. Hacker tore down what left of the house and started to rebuild All sorts of theories advanced to the cause of the numerous fires but nobody knows, unless the Hacker house in the center of strong magnetic cid where electricity prevailed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15

Margaret Ragis of Central Avenue is going to open her Christmas presents in Florida this year Yesterday ton in New York City as her daughter Elizabeth, and son. Edward waved her bon voyage from the platform Santa Claus is good to her in the sunny south water bury may not welcome her back for many, many months
 -. william Faeth Is the new second Vice.presdent oi the Hartford Chapter of the Controllers Institute ot America and William Birs is the new treasurer Herman of directors . Danny Bartholomew of the North End, is busy today passing out cigars to his many friends The reason is seven and three-quarters pounds baby grl born Sunday at St. Marys hospital Mrs Bartholomew IS the former Betty Barker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
DAMAGE CAUSED
 By BRUSH FIRES
Fire Marshal Charges Un- known Persons With De.
 Iiberately Starting Fires

Brush fires may not be much to some people, but they are to the members of the fire department and the owners of the property involved Young trees are often burned and destroyed, and other damage done that brings 6 severe loss to the own- CTS of the premises In question.
 For instance, Friday morning, four different brush fires were started deliberately on Bristol street ct Platts Mills, in the upper part, which kept Captain William Cor coran and his men of Engine conn pany No. II on the hop from ll:S6 .. m. until S:S0 p. m.
 ''These flres," explained the fire marshal today, ''were purposely started by some unknown person who rode there in an automobile, and started his first one just above the old railroad trestle At the top of Bristol street, swinging along up with two more and then setting one of on the north side or the Began property some distance from the start of the original fire.
 "You wouldn't think any one would start such . Are on windy day like Friday, but Capt. Corcoran and the rest of us have positive information that such was the case, The motive, of course, was to cause embarrassment to the fire depart. ment, and to do damage to the property owner. The ilreinen had to fight these fires with water from Indian tanks carried on their shout. ders and also with hroomS, because there were no hydrantS or water otherwise that could be obtained.
 "All of which," closed the mar. shal, means we must be more alert than ever, because such an instance as related, proves concluSlvely the state of mind of certain people to. ward our government and indicates Q feeling of friendship for the en- eny.
 watch your property; guard against fire, and note the action of strangers not only on your own property, but on the adjoining properties. We have not been able to ascertain the registered number of the car this torch bearer rode In, but 1t Is well that the people should know what was done by him, as c warning to be on the lookout for him in Q repetition of what he did yesterday"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15

2S00, and that this Itself Is depend- ent upon the japS' having the raw materials necessary.
 Japan has plenty of troops avall- able for military occupation of any islands or mainland 1t may for the time being conquer. Its peacetime army is only 2S0,000, but the army has been up to fairly full war strength ever since Japan began aggression upon China,
 Every man between the ages of i7 and 40 is subject to military duty and 1t has been stated that Japan could put. 6.000,000 men Into tho field, provided 1t can furnish the equipment. Two million men are supposed to Do engaged In tho Chinese war. That leaves large margin for attack in the Philip. pines. Malaga and other key points,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frederick of So EaStOn Ave- nue celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary today
 Donald Macdonald, one of the caretakers at the Second Congregational Church. has been obliged to drop of his parish assignments since serving with the State Guard Betty Palomba of East Liberty Street was g yesterday Mrs William Fak of Harpers Ferry Road had another natal day to observe simultaneously .. Marge Matthews of Mtddlebury comes through with the first Christmas card of 104l
 w. DriScOlI and J. McSherry, Naugatuck boys, are seeking varsity basketball posts at Bates College Both are members of next years graduating class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
Tod0YS ANsweVs ca @AMlVM cRACGRR3

(QuestIOnS on Comic Pagc) led. Jack Benny and Mary Liv- ingst on.
 2.g. Fibber Mcdee and Molly. 3sf. George Burns md Oracle Al- len.
 4-a. Hanley Stafford and Fannie Brice (Daddy and Baby SnookS). Ssc. Fred Allen and Portland Hoffa.
 0-e. Bob Hope and Pauiette uod- dard.
 Feb. William Powell and Myrna Loy,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
This is the town where

This is the town where. Jerry Kenney popular downtown police officer of the dawn patrol should get traffic officers job he really does excellent job of ntangling that heavy movie traffic The social elite meets the Trace horse chappes at the Waldorf Capt Fred Hickey genial night police super enlSys 52w or ago is the only boy that feeds his dog steaks, and with this emergency on-my, my, Dannyl -. Clarence Mar policemans uniform as well as he did when he wore the khaki suit for Uncle Sam Incidentally he's doing bang-up job at the corner of Brown and East Main streets. {. Billy Srica, handsome movie theater mag
 nate attIred in topat white tie and tails at ye Hotel Elton, drew sighs from the opposite sex Larry Lar his success, displays winning personality with his mil- lion dollar smile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15

sports: the Kamoi, 1000 tons with IS knots speed; Notoro, i4,050 tons, with i2 knots speed and Chitose, 5000 tons, with 20 knots speed. The number of seaplanes they carry Is not known.
 It has been stated that the total manufacturing capacity Of Japan for military and naval planes is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15

Get A date with red-head. At least Richard Brennan, F, found that to his advantage. when he City The recruiting officer ordered him to report for duty at o'clock Saturday morning But have date with a beautiful red-head Saturday night" Brennan the recruiter replied . "Neither will this girl" was Brennan's comeback That's good argument" the officer said, report at o'clock Monday"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
IMPROVEMENT

The Wright brothers' first air. plane engine weighed 2l pounds per horsepower Modern air. craft engines weigh only one pound per horsepower.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
Good Evening.
CHRISTMAS TREE TUNES
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

CHRISTMAS TREE TUNES
 (After Mother Goose) Bye baby bunting Daddys gone hunting, He's going to chop Christmas tree For little baby to crow, see seel Four and twenty tinsel toys Suspended from on high; Isn't that lovely sightP With colored lights, oh myl when the door is opened The kids begin to yell, Merry Christmas every one, And all rush in pell-men. A dillar, q dollar A tree in the parlor Stands at least eight feet tall; Tn the dead Of the night When youngsters sleep tight Trim it with tlnsel and ball.
  Little Jack Horner Sat in corner Gazing with awe at Q tree; He gave great shout, Then he ran out, And jumped Up and down in high glee'
 FEM. EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
HOW IT WAS NAMED

Ammonia also is known co "haTtshorn". At one time ft was made by beating the horns of stags, or harts, in closed vessels to draw out tho gases.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15

silkworins can be imported into Brazil only with tho approval of the National Department of Animal Pro- duction, the Department of Com- Inerce reports.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
By MILTON BRoNNER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

By MILTON BRONNER
 Service Staff Correspondent
 Washington baSd the Pacific most Americans the Japanese navy" With the United States starting in to off the Mkados ships the question happily becomes How do they have lefp' Accurate estimate of the strength of the Nppnese fleet difficult the have thrown around activities they Gout naval building pro- Occidena sought the with "S-s-so 70 information, please"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15

The Department of Commerce says trat 4,500,O00 motor trucks move over the nations highways.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
IN MEMORY or PAUL JOHNSON

A mothers heart is heavy and sore. Her eyes dimmed with tears, She gave her boy away in war, That we would have no fears, And nov he's high above, looking down At the Sw1ftness Of dirty playl Hut the tide has turned, All was not in vainI For victory is on its way, A heritage, forever and ever t0/stay. RansmbsE Rsasi Harbour.
 -Aaxie "Rsd" KatE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15

American wines are nOw snarketd In 3gforeisn countries, Che Depart naent Of Commerce Reports.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
Anslvers To
 Test Questions

 Below gre the answers tO test questions printed on page c. 1. Le Bon HOmmc Richard. 2. True. 3. Gull. {. Bealyham. 5. Walter Y. Brown. c. Edward !. Cast Iron. 8. Beethoven symphony. 9. Feels, looks. 20. Messenger of the gods.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

1901 FAIRMoNT ST: N.W-Furn, front
rooms. twin beds; newly decorated: clean
and warm: good food. Hobart 88ll
Evening star., 1941-03-22

1910 10th ST. NV.
Either Q or 3 rooms dinette, bath and
Kitchen; elec. refs; locker; $40 or S47 so
Open. MA. o257,
Evening star., 1941-03-22

1444 BELMONT ST. NW.-Young man
share room with another, quiet Christian
home: non-smoker. excellent food; $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

WE HAVE TWO NEW HOUSES OF 6
large porch, very near Transportation and
schools. Only $500. E. NJ. FRY. INC,
WI. 6740
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80 SHERIDAN ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS AND
bath. All modern, semi-detached Oil heat
and insulated. Detached garage Rent
S51 80, Apply HIMMELFARB PROPER
T1ES. IA K st n ME 11n-
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IINGTON-Furnished room in new
house: 1Oc bus zone; gentleman. Ches''
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2-RM., KIT. APT, $40.
Modern. fireproof convenient apt. bldg. (;
elevator, secretarial phone; well furnished
TOURAINE, 1890 St. NV DU. $500.
NEAR WALTER REED
3 rooms light Housekeeping: all utilities,
including garase, S45. Georgia 6997
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APARTMENTS UkFURkisHED.
OUTSTANDING VALUES.

Heat and Hot Water Furnished.
Right downtown. 1919 N st. NV:
S47 DO. Apt No. 8; rec hall. living
refrigeration.
=, 1928 X st, NV. S45 90: Apt. No Q;
living room, bedroom. kitchen and bath.
ave NV. S47 so; Apt. 304: living room.
oeoroom, dinette, kitchen and bath; auto
ave. GE. 2216.
18th & K. Cafritz, DI. 9O80.
A MOST ATTRACTIVE 4-ROOM
and bath apartment, fronting
south on quiet street, 1a block
from cars. stores and movies.
Only $3.50, including refrigera-
ton, excellent service. 1843 Mint
wood pl. NV. (near 18th and Col.
rdD or Adams 1895.
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WOODLFY ARMS, vicinity Wardman Park
Hotel-Choice vacancies. 1913 Woooley
nj n " Dupnnt Q1fi2
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252I CONN. AVE.-Opp. Shoreham; warm.
attrac newly dec. and furn.; inner springs
annie hathS clos Del meals.
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NEWLY REMODELED, 8 RMS, KITCHEN
bath; adults; heat furn.; $40. 1920 Pa.

1908 COLUMBIA RID NW-NEWLY DEC
Grated , rooms, large kitchen. bath, porch:
utilities furnished. Dupont 1909
2535 18th ST. N.W.--3 ROOMS. KITCH-
en- bath: heat, refg. furnished; $50: excel.
transp. Resident manager.
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GENTLEMAN wants room or room SnU SnU
l15-V. Star. -
GENTLEMAN Government employe. wants
room, quiet; good transportation and con
veniences. Box l17-V, Star.
BY MAN, Government employe, furnished
room with private bath; Northwest secaioh
Box 12a-V. Star. >
BY EMPLOYED LADY. laree unfurnished
rm. for studio furniture: pref. with oatn'
Box 472-L, Star. %
SETTLED LADY. very quiet, wishes small
unfurn room; pay by the month near
sth and z SITS. Sc Box 64-V, Star ~
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JEWISH HOME-LoVely room for ? young
men in fine home excellent food; unlimited
rbone. eood trans GE 4902
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

nI1 nEW QNFURN. . ROOMS KITCHEN
vWjaIete Wars PAIN; porch; utilities incIuded. S1H
EiTcbe6B EiT1pBURY M PARK, Md ROOMS
SSt,Gneh. Snh. Semi-bath, furn. for h + 1riva,
I'm .,oiite- aouHs only. Spruce O397-P
3uHg CARMODY RD.. SEAT PTE.s.,,-r
paS j,,T rooms and bath; lights WateT snd
.as Included; S35 month Hillside 05salI'
AlIR. ROOMS BATH: PVT ENrP.Ncy.
RonI SRoiEn, garden, garage, furnished Ad,SitSs
M M pain. oil heat. h. W, gar incI ~, l.
49, oI ioVely garden: exceptional Ioc ~, III C1
TGn 50. ouS.: 5 min d C nv csr
~ .. OAK ST, w. Falls CHI. Va ''i'
LEE f1I HIGHWAY, ARLINGTON, vA-rrN-
suuits only. Chestnut 5si6. 'i' p"oaLeh' "as
NeT N1AIbISAI br7Ol MD, 20 BAYIY AVF--
bath. eiec nome; nome; ? rooms, kitchen and
-.,es included, $40. Wsrfield 5o1a u'il-
33nrIdLlssGLoN, 3nd 1890 N. VERNON sr-r,rr
w NU IL II rms bath. pvt, ent oil Z"
sSI eIE.a ~. ano yard; avail: So so, 81. l."
NEARBY .VA-NEW Apr mr.
paS,rneto Hiline ION S Finest Fireproof Ant1
s5p 5a IcJed adult clientele. > sntS 1o,.
Slpnr,,S SlJ2T SonY. shopping, bus Nrc1 N1 ATNr iS1I
--DrNo. I ZIOO Wilson blvd. cH 33G6
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FLATS EOP prhr

rtiIi9fiaas rtfiHI9a FLooR-5 ROOMS. TTTF P.rr
bne btii'leS, porch; refined. quiet Sectior bA II,
and Bnrns BsS. 81 922 Ridge I'd. Sc, bet. AIs
1o1 II 23s
corner sn. -: S.E., NEAR LIBRARY-LowFp
-l-n own heat, $40. so Ma a+sS4f T. D.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c., 37O7 HARRISON
| St. NV. on Conn. ave. bedrooms 2
| paths, breakfast room, sun porch, oil heat
open 7-9 evenings, all day Sunday. MI
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APARTMENTS UkFuRkIsHEp.

1900 4th ST. sW.-S3O.00, =.
rms. bath; elec, gas; sutomatic heat.
1929 x FtoxR s., R.W. I, DAVIS c9 Sx osse.
9is L ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS, RECEPTION
hall, kitchen. bath; refrigerator; elevator;
.'h o.ss ST srs III uss dssm' sassi
'''''V' p. J. wALsHE. INC,
ss sJas4a asGATgs aas.s ST MN yn. Ne tt sas
1929 < FESSR 3. R1: Y DAVIS Ca IL. os5s.
Clover Gov Pa1kWa SAkvsr rms Kitchen dinst!s and
bath With shower ,d,,Ss expSs' :, So $3.50 SSc
ssa5 GP% Sonn H, ave JONES q CO. vwo' ests tssoo.
10I1 RTrTENHoUsE ST. N.W.-.o.o
easo, Ga. ave. n.w-a r" k. b. AZ 90
so5 10th st. s.w.-b r. H. b" ss 20
Isl 1919 fk q 'ss is: Y 2 lat: beat $3.50 80 90
1918 PIX. I'd. .n.w.-s r.. k. b.. ,o
THOMAS p. BROWN, 6l5 4th St. s.W.
MA. 6s72.
2l14 PA. AVE NV ROOMS, KITCH-
1920 Vermont Ave. NV. NE. 5100
14OO PENNA. AVE. S E.. APT. 2-3 ROOMS
and bath $40, .,s eo,. =, roous and
bath; H. gas. . heat and electricity furnished;
f. A. BLUMER,
6l7 Penna. Ave. S.E. Fh. lOse.
Il5 N. Y. AVE. NV.
rooms. kitchen. bath and rear xo m
'0f'H VIM. H. HUTCHINSON.
A,
< ROOMS, BATH REC. HALL. S64. 4.5O
porch. refrigeration; front Art.
14I5 EYE ST NV. Ma. 1862, WI 5l34.
Worth Your Inspection.
oufET BLDG. FOR ADULTS ONLY,
l room and bath, non-housekeeping.
so7 EHE : yARR ". Rr.
S3S. so: Frisidaire on house current.
1922 ST. NV. District 1892.
II R ST. NE.
Spacious apt; ;;o Of rooms kitchen bath;
C W. SIMPSON Co,
1924 Vermont Ave. Metropolitan 800.
FORD APIS,
524 18th ST NE.
S4s Solving room bedroom. dinette,
kitchen and bath. ground moor, front.
New building. Gas and refriseration in
Guided in rent. See janitor on premises. or
call Lincoln 8141.
Prince Georges Gardens.
"NEW."
100 COLUMBIA AVE,
west Hyattsville. Maryland.
Living Room, Bedroom, Dinette. $500
Al Rit5hfh 6tifiiiea anH fneiaded 5aae $500
EUGENE B. ROBERTS,
1907 Cnnn Awe Dill oohQ
Evening star., 1941-03-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

GENTLEMAN desires room, board mod
ern unorthodox Jewish home; west 14th
uptown; Accommodations must be first class;
permanent. Box 120-V. Star, 23'
Evening star., 1941-03-22

1oi5 KALORAMA RID. wv, nr. Conn. ave
Large front room, twin beds: home prlVl-
Jepes. eYce1 meals North 61RT
Evening star., 1941-03-22

NEAR CONN. AVE, $3.50 CHEVY CHASE
parkway--Spacious s-room brick; including
| ss-inclosed heated sleeping porches;
OIL heat, garage; SII0 mo-; Immediat e
| 18th st NV
Evening star., 1941-03-22
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR CAFE
HOUSES EIJpNISurn

n W"Ei;ra amy ar APT. 18th AMI y
4!Ss5EFlne 4!s5 investment Sacriice E,ns1.an FL
Evening star., 1941-03-22
BELMONT GARDENS

Ideal for residence for business people
LARGE double, new furnishings, semi-private
bath: single, running water. Selective
menus. Switchboard
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
I.AFAYETTE HOTEL,
ROOMS FURN. g. UNFURk.

ttt. privileges; settled person: convenient
bus and cars.
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE, splendid. high NV
section; an exceptionally large room pr
yate hath observation. porch, garage: un-
furnished, S65: furnished, S75. Box 44-V
Star. -----
CoTORED-1lOS MONROE ST. NV
Comfortable room with porch reasonable.
co $500.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

Formerly Italian Embassy; 100 rooms,
switchboard, music room. ping-pong tray
service; elevator and many other luxuries
For a minimum price: Rooms from S45
Singles with private bath, SS5, including
2 meals 1859 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

S116 7th ST. NW.-Large room, twin
beds; family privileges: unlim. phone;
,neD. sax ca Mr. bus cars RA 1925.
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DADIAN HALL,
1401 18th ST wv

1912 18th ST. NV.
Triple with running water and double
vacancies; cheerful, newly furn. rooms,
excellent meals, distinctive address; reason
able rates
Evening star., 1941-03-22

1908 18th ST. NW-Room and board;
Kosher home; gentleman; S35 per month
Evening star., 1941-03-22

$500 18th ST Nw-Gen. Hammonds old
home: large room with twin beds: Southern
cooking: free parking: reasonable
Evening star., 1941-03-22

5317 18th ST. NV ROOMS, KIT,
dinette, private bath; heat. gas, elec., tele-
phone garage; gentileS. adults only
Evening star., 1941-03-22

1924 9Th ST NW-Army officers widow
has twin-hed rn.. private bath, shower
clean, cheerful corner home.
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APARTMENTS UkEURkIsHEp
APARTMENTS WANTED

ANIL q quilts. FUR. APT. UTIL. INC, BY
- ~ lst' oeorm.' living rm., kitchen bath;
Nv sec. preferred. Also extra connAcfinr
81 m ss2e 81 CIlx Ext aiseT Yer $50 pm. or Sunday,
MOTHER AND SON DESIRE 2-POoM
osth oshisieo E apt Reasonable Available March
a9s.i; SaII after q pm. North 1850.
rouNG roG COUPLE. furnished apt / or
,' roomS' Kitchen, private bath, S5(, msYi-
mum, NV. section pref. Box IS4-R. star
hfipEiIL fipaiIL list, lst, BY MAN AND WIFE. ATTRAC-
quiet, sum SUNNI Nv 5m bedrm, Kitchen, bath.
1eorsetown. Dupont 64i9. 'fe4' OF
YOUNG ARMY OFFICER AMI uyrpr
enarse sntee excellent care your house nr
az aapdItment Tor balance Of year. f,Irnfsbo vi vi
modaratH ~ HIoHeu occupy in month, no
ooelate rental. Box 45-V Star o9s
ernr1.ni nrr1oRiNlSHED. BY MIDDLE-AGED Gov
TrtuiiInfent employed woman GiGeI sio
esiiities' tlt'a25 80 to $50 Box 47-V, Star @as
abphRtMENT sba,- MEN OR HOUSE. PRIVATE RITu
81 n5O -PERRINE. 26O6 N Ierinotn, : ~,
81, 81, al 1iilheton. RE. s707 Monday, ~.
ieast oF = n1dnIS AH0Ur APRIL 10th FOR AT
man ma oeormS.. baths, completa siIyeSSe.s
sres iineh Situated NV or good s,,bnTha55
- hoout 500 mo. Box 45T-R, Star
ESMPtL0YED Ssnt GENTLE COUPLE wrrtI "a;
isnt, desires furnished s6srtmr mer WITH IN
n rooms. kitchen and bath. S4hSsoo
nis,S. -. or suburbs. Request immedisfe coou s1u'
l,,,,,,z,- 80 response Box !s-V. Star, o..
9tdtUD!O attra!O ROOM, KITcHENETrE. ctEA,
~ p,e' a. I'VE reasonable. gentle coI ut'
- sn vicinity. Box 66-V. Star 81.
NiceTS NitGTOM - APT; ABOUT April, I5tb-
everKi luFn,; downtown preferred I'm
@444 @=4s==.as2 aHe sunday -HO $3.50, Apt. 400
Evening star., 1941-03-22

1843 MINTWOOD PL. N.W.-A BROOM.
kitchen and bath apartment with large
reception hall and refrigeration, only
S5O. 90. Inspect any time or call Adams
Evening star., 1941-03-22
MICHIGAN CLU.

1912 10th st. n.w-We cater to young
people Excellent food, well served Not
a boarding house, but a place where you
would love to live. Vacancy for young
man. Michigan q314. 23s
Evening star., 1941-03-22

NEAR SHOREHAM HOTEL-Lovely room,
twin beds, private bath: southern ex-
W0OdlPy lO63
Evening star., 1941-03-22

TAKOMA PARK-Will board and room
employed mother and child. Cali Silver
nj
Evening star., 1941-03-22

1919 COL RID. NW.-VERY DESIRABLE
compl. kit: refg. phone. Couple.
Mr. CAPITOL. 421 NEW JERSEY AVE
S:e:-2 rms; heat, light. gas, refg. incl;
$40 month.
1915 L ST. N.W-3 r.. K. B S67. so
24io 10th st. NV r., k. b. $500
MANAGER. 241O Goth ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

norcb r. . R0OMS. BATH; PVT ENTRANCE
Falie cSIeh S1roeh; garage, furnished. Ad,iIts
Evening star., 1941-03-22

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL Goth
and F SITS n.w.-Fireproof;. A A. A: one
room. kit. dinette. pvt. bath: ! or per-
sons; day. week month: Frigdaire; full
service; nicely furnished. Ma 5425.
TAKOMA PARK-NEW 5-ROOM APT. ON
main floor. Apply 722 Kennebec ave
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THE WESTCHESTER

Sublet TO responsible couple, go months
large living room and bedroom, jr. dining
room, kitchen and BATH no children or
pets; SI25 mo. To inspect, call Wood
Evening star., 1941-03-22
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(rnnf}nnal
1914 3rd ST. NE.

2 bedrooms. living room, dinette, kitchen
bath and porch. furnished, S85 month,
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 X NV M 1o1b
Evening star., 1941-03-22

1926 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Walking distance-Club atmosphere: over
100 young congenial guests: phone every
room selected menus. few rooms to
share, for girls; $50 to $40. Available
nrh ef
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ROOMS uNEuRNlShED
ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE ROOMS, kitchen, screened-in
back porch $40. 945 loth ST. Sc
Atlantic 5006R.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.


RIINGTON-Furnished room in new
house: 10c bus zone; gentleman. Ches'-
nut 1880. .-
371a so. Bird ST. Arlinston-single and and
double rooms. newly furnished: l DIX from
| 0c bus; unlim. phone: gentlleS. -
HYATTsVLLE MD.-Sleeping room SUIT
able ! or gentlemen; reasonable: = b5ock
from bus "a Sibley ave.
ARLINGTON. VA. 35Is S. 9TH St.-Large
room next to bath for rent: one or Iwo
persons: private home.
MASTER BEDROOM with private bath
furn.. married couple: no other roomefS'
. blocks of Lee hwy. Falls Church LOU
ARLINGTON, VA-Large front room nice
iy furnished twin beds: a block from
courthouse Apply 1927 18th st. nortn'
CH. 474l.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-Large. well FUR
nished room in Colonial home; .conv. bus
cars. Garage if desired. Board opt SH'
2451.
ARLINGTON-New private home; cont
heat and hot water; next to bath; douole
expos: 3 min downtown. CHI. 341s.
BARGATE FARM offers lovely summer to
right parties. exclusive. Commutauon
provided Available April 10. Write TO
Box $50. 102S Conn. ave. NV.
BEVERLY HILLS. Alexandria-Furnished
Bedroom, private bath, shower: new home;
ten-cent bus service. Alexandra $50
Evening star., 1941-03-22

3O2f 18th ST Me- RMS, KITCHEN
pvt bath; 2nd A.; all utilities furn.: S45
mo. WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO, NO. 1908.
e1sF ST. NE-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath, heat furnished, S47.5o per month.