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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-11
s. N. E. TELEPHONE
 co. GRANTS RAISE

Approximately 3,6oo Connecticut telephone employees will receive wage increases of one to three dol. lars week upon formal approval of a new agreement between The Southern New England Telephone Go. and the Telephone Employees Association of Connecticut, an in- dependent union affiliated with the National Federation of Tele- phone Workers. Employees of the Waterbury Exchange will share Tn the benefits.
 Virtually all supervisory eni- ployes of the company will benefit from the new wage schedules which will go into effect when the agreement has been approved by the general membership of the unino, probably next week. When the schedules are ratified, new contract will be signed for one year. After negotiations which lasted several weeks, complete agreement on all points was reached in a final meeting yes- terday between union and com. pany representatives.
 Company officials estimated that the new agreement will add about $4O0,OO0 to the companys payroll during the year 1t will be in ef- feet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-11

The servicemen's committee of Waterbury is sponsoring a tag day tomorrow, the receipts of which will De used to create fund with which % give all the boys inducted into military service from Waterbury a suitable present. The boys have ale teady been inducted into service as well as those to go for the next year, will all be taken care of.
 The committee realizes this is @ pig job, perhaps one of the greatest ever undertaken in Waterbury, but they anticipate help of the draft board to give the names of the boys as they leave, as well as those al- ready gone.
 Orencole Chairman
 The Servicemen's committee is under the chairmanship of Francis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-11

In honor of the children of Waterbury, the unique exhibit of the marble portrait of Paderewski at 258 North Main street will be given over to them on Saturday morning, April 18th, from 10 un- til o'clock. After 1 o'clock the statue will be available as usual to visitors of all ages. At all times admission is free.
 MT. Ziolkowski, sculptor of "The Study of an Immortal" has be- come a sort of visual Pied Piper" to the thousands of children who come to see his sculpture. They are quick to catch the meaning beyond stone, to sense the true message of the sculptor. For ex- ample, two little girls, eight and nine years old, came to visit the exhibit in New Britain, day after day, and stood silently holding hands before the great "Paderew- ski" for as long as ten or fifteen minutes each time. Madame
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-11

Boston, April 11-(UP)-Weather forecast:
 All New England-Fair tonight and Saturday. Sunday increasins cioudiness. Not much change Tn tem- perature.
 Flve-Day Forecast
 Boston, April il - UP) - The waather Bureaus five-day New England forecast for the period pe- ginning at 7:30 tonight:
 Precipitation will be light. less than i-3 of an inch. Fair wether early in the period will be followeu hvscattered light rains Sundax night or Monday. Temperature WI, average four to seven degrees aooVe normal.
 Normals for the period are Bos- ton l6; Burlington, Vt. Concord S: IT.. Portland. Me. and Nantucket, sS' Eastport, Me, 30 and New HaVeh' Conn. ~.
 Warming tendency during the first half of the period will be fol. lowed by cooler weather the ias' half.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-11

you good prospects for the divorce courts, show me the family with only one child and I will show you a spoiled, pampered child"
 "Your committee is being asked to let town the bars to debaucery, to wanton sex pleasures and to abortions. Oh, Mr. Chairman, adopt this proposed birth control law and every anti God pervert in this state will be in his or her glory.
 Defeat this measure, I plead of you, and keep this state and our people strong and healthy. Let as not try to supplant the teachings Of God" V.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-11
Chairman

Orencole of the Veterans Bureau, vice-c chairman Raymond Burke, Mrs. Frank McGrath, secretary, and John ]. Wnalen, treasurer
 The purpose of this committee at hrst was to entertain the boys with } party but the calls to service have Aeen so rapid that 1t was not pos hble to plan parties, for lack of dme, 50 in view of this fact, the com nittse decided to give each and ev- Dry boy leaving a suitable present, something he could make use of in amp
 The Washington Park Community ,lub gave the first party, February 18th. and the East End Community Hub gave the second on March 9th.
 The tag day will get underway at y:30 tomorrow morning, with head- quarters at Chamber of Commerce Building and the committee IS ask nS everyone who can spare any
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-11
SISTER INHERITS
 DICKINSON ESTATE
Legacies Given Loyal Em- ployes in Will of Late
 Industrialist

Mrs. Nellie Dickinson Frisble, sis- ter of the late Lieutenant-C Colonel Arthur M. Dickinson of Waterbury, is named as principal beneficiary of the Colonel's estate, according to his will admitted to Probate court yes- terday.
 A niece, Helen Frisbie, of Water. bury, is left Q house and lot at the corner of Cooke and Grove streets, as well as automobiles, jeWelry, books, and other household effects.
 Requests of 5000 each are left to three employees, Peter J. Wislock, Bertha M. Donnelly, and Mary Keeg- an, all of Waterbury. Donald A. Parker of New York is left an out- right gift of $5,000, and the River side Cemetery receives $750, income from which is to be used for the perpetual care of the family plot.
 Mrs Frisbie will receive the in- come from one half of the balance of the estate, which will be held in trust by the Citizens and Manufac- turers National Bank. Upon the death of Mrs. Frisbie, the income is to go to the niece, Helen, who, un- der the terms of the will now re- ceiyed an income from the other half of the balance of the estate. The provisions are the same for Mrs. FriSbie.
 Upon the death of either of the beneficiaries the will orders the balance of the trust funds to be distributed as follows: St. Johns Episcopal church, $l0,000; Water bury hospital, $20,000; Waterbury Boys Club, 5000; Donald A. Parker of New York, 5000. Any remaining balance goes to the Wa terbury hospital.
 The citizens and Manufacturers National Bank is named executor of the will. The size of the es- tate will not be known until an in- yentory is filed in probate court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-11
&>saMzvy~vH ESTABLISHED 1seS
ESTABLISHED 1888

)ur Prep Shop" Second Floor hows The Influence Of Easter A he Opening Gun Of A Young Mon'' Campaign For Smart Spring Clothes Easter shakes him out of the rut of drob overweight clothes into the gay, eoIorful spring shades attuned to new season of bril- liant sun, gradual warmth, growth and outdoor life.
 Dobe ton covert suits at SAYS, take to spring as costly as young mans thoughts take to clothes: Covert topcoots too-four shades all at attention for your insPee- ton $24.75.
 Here's a eovoIry twill topeoot thot's riding rough shod, high. wide and handsome over o!l corners and tromping down all records, $24.75.
 Sports jackets too-for wonder fuI scrambled suit 10 make them sit up and take notice $l4.75- fan covert sIocks with leother belt $7.00.
 Khoki green felt hots-pusgoree bond-o big hit in hotss $3.5O. "Rocmoe" oxfords, plain toe. wing tip and soddle $3.o5. Granite cloth shirts, motehins ties-soIid eoIors $1.95-sIocks sox, 3 pair $I .00.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-11
Full Weather Report

CONNECTICUT Fair t0night ana snturdny. Sunday increasing ci0udiness. not much change in temperature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-11
EPILEPSY - EPILEPTCS!

Detroit lady finds relief for hus: band. She will tell you how: All letters answered. Mrs. Geo. Demp- ster, Apt. G.9, 090O W. Lafayette Blvd, Detroit. Mich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-11

Manufacturers National bank. $li,- 4i2.O3; cash on nand $l05.09; jew elury. $50; household effects, $323.75.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-11

Mexico is recognizing its rural school system.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

l9lG BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Well-turnished
single and double rooms; unlim- phone
/ block Mt. Pleasant cars
300 E ST. Sc. Apt. 3-Light front room,
adjoining bath, oil heat, l or American
men preferred
1916 eth ST. NW-Lee rm.. nicely turn,
:! EXPOS, pvt bath: det. home ! blk expr'
45lO GEORGIA AVE NV. Apt. 25-Lovely
room for ,. on car line: rehned jewish
home. privileges.
zoos NJ ST. N.W-end floor; bright front
room: twin beds; next bath, neatly FUR.
Also single. Reasonable. -
DUPONT CIRCLE. 173a 10Th St NV
ISt-foor-frout double studio room: young
ladies preferred. Also room TO share with
another: uulim- phone. "
l4ls TAYLOR ST. Nw.-Front room; pvt.
/ home; mr.. cars; phone .priyI!eges. next bath;
gentleman. ~ 80 week. IA. 1862.
I7l2 N ST. NW.-Large 3rd-foor front
room. for gentleman; SD month.
55I2 ,7th ST Nw.---ILoyely front room
JWsf jEa Refs family H5:h esntemeR on se9u ony 9a'u
4Go7 DAVENPORT ST. NW-Desirabls
room, for gentleman. in home OF small
adult family good transportation lovely
location; reasonable. EN-. 379@.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK. 9s42 27th St
S6d4 u " ~ "
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PIX. 905I
Park rd-Library bedrm-, pvt bath; qulet
4l3 HAMILTON ST. NW-Master bedrm.,
twin beds: excellent transportation; SO
month Georgia 0O52
34I GAILATIN ST. NW-Beautifully fur
nished, 4-window room, in new home with
Jewish couple: nr. transp. RA. 5923.
I446 MONROE ST NW.-Master. bedrm..
lovely private shower bath, twin beds
quiet, refined girls, non-smokerS: phone.-
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.1-Physi-
CiGn'S home Well-tuTn- room. suitable IOT
> sos per month no $500. -
MT. PLEASANT; 1910 Newton 81; n,wE5
Newly decorated double nm twin oeos,
chw. unlim. phone; $3.50 ca. wkly
36ll JOCELYN ST, Chevy Chase, D. C
Beautiful master bedroom, bath southern
exposure suitable for couple or woman.
Woodlev 5911.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, next TO bath: > in
family: on > bus lines. Randolph TN
sol EAST CAPITOI-Large. nicely fur
n!Shed room, telephone. CIV; single SGu;
double. S25 smaller rm.. Sl2. Al o4lu-J
MAR. I5th-Sunny, quiet, frt. rm:, lge.
closet. closet 500: also basement. lge. window,
Sl2 Shower Men. 1881 Lamont st. NV.
1a43 EUCLID NW,-Large 2nd front, tad5 8
Tindows large cIoSei; S6;,,bis near pam pegs
l4OI FAIRMONT ST. NV, Apt. BIZ
Lovely front room for l or 2 gentlemen.
Convenient. 10
14l2 TAYLOR ST. NN.-Private home
small furnished room Sl4 month; gentle
gentleman; near car. bus.
1904 K ST N.W.-Attractive studio room,
newly decorated shower. phone. is.
1926 FARRAGUT ST. N.W.-Private de-
tached home, master bedroom private
bath. 500; one large room, one small
room and bath, $50 to S95: sun porch.
I4th St car. TIA a377. 15'
1919 ALLISON ST. NV furn. rm.,
newly papered, innsr-spring mattress,
c h W, Oil heat, semI-pvt. bath and shower.
Unrm. phone. PVT. family. GE. S644.
NICELY FURNISHED front bedroom, > ex-
posures. next to bath: private home; l
person, S25 per mo-: . persons, $40;
employed married couple preferred. MA.
1874. Br. s. until pm. Ia
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. 1925 Biltmore
st. n.w.-BaS Sement room, single or
double.
69g 9TH ST. NE.-Cheerful front room
for .; on bus line. small family.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
SITUATIONS MEN.
ICOntlnued }

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER. wide eX-
peYlence Colored perspeCtlveS, apartment
house planning. Box 32l-M, Star.
ARCHITECTURAL drafting student $50
hrs wants start: LONG art experience
renderlngS perSpectlves; married; IS.
Box 2G5-H, Star.
BOY. colored, wants Job as elevator and
switchboard operator excellent references.
Atlantic 1856
HOUSEMAN. experienced colored. sober,
desires days work Henry, Columbia S5S1.
Can after pm. To-
MAN. Colored wants lob as chef or second
cook references. Phone Dupont 6946.
MAN young, of good education and broad
experience, desires evening employment
Anything considered. Chestnut 3063.
MAN colored. reliable. wants work elev.
operator. experienced porter. night work
after pm. neat, honest Franklin $500.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EILLING sTATIoNmGoOd LYING for 5isht
Oil CO. 6415 Blair rd. NV. l6'
REST. BEER: 5000 wk.; ex. location:
guarantee money-maker: $4,000; terms.
Macy Z yFSoM6H%M 9thsr s9TS 6{I 5Hys asI7 MA 474o
DELICA.. soda it., sandwiches etc; cor
fine business: $3.50. Box 31S-M. Star.
GASOLINE. ACCESS; corner station: resid.
section l0nCc Standard: estab. business;
price $1,000. Box 3S2M Star.
WANTED TO PURCHASE or to consolidate
rug-cleaning and repair business. Box
355-I~ Star.
GROCERY STORE, doing very profitable
business If you have $4,000 TO invest,
this is worth looking into Albert H. Co.
hen. CH 1861, evenings WO. 204S.
BEAUTY PARLOR. good location. Won
derful opportunity for two operators. BOX
PARTNER WANTED WITH $500 CASH
TO BUILD S:}.99O HOMES. BIG DEMAND. !.
LIFETIME II 0PP9RTUNIVTSYE SE1 WAsBRNG MA PINP
scH0cL ADVERTISER THOROUGHLY
EXPERIENCED. DON'T REPLY UNLESS
KY Ye nHA0E HASE 5000 vA CASH BOX @l@'
4d1i AL4 AFTs aPT $500 a Fms R9sdlef fully furn filed
N'''' OVENS REALTY, NE O4SG.
WE NEED MORE ROOMING HOUSES.
List Now for Quick Sale.
R NJ DE SHAZO, 1123 14th. Ma 300.
LIQUOR STORE must be sold
Decatur 5870.
GROCERY STORE, DOING $500 WEEKLY;
priced below cost of fixtures. others from from
$3.50 to 5000: reasonable terms 1olo
Vermont ave, Room lib. oooz
Bonded Realty Co., Re. 6OO7.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Adams 26l3.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

ROoMING HOUSE, downtown; 10 rms.
bath, h.-wh h: rent, sos: lease. Income
quoted $40" and apt Well furnished
and clean. Total price, 5000. MA 1913.
TRUCK FOR sALE-l937 Il2-ton panel,
in good condition, $3.50 label machine,
good for quarts and pints, Sl00 Phone
Jackson 1873. l3'
HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE and equip
meut to manufacture homemade candies
which are so popular here today. Would
like to have partner with cash 10 make
and retail same. Box 11O-M, Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

ROSEMONT. Alexandrla-Fur. corner room,
lnner-sDrlng mattress; conr transportatlcn'
Alexandra 5GS6.
SUNNY DOUBLE ROOM, newly furnished,
next bath, ] block 20 bus 100 PARKWAY,
ChevCrly Nd Warfield 1H23 Board OBJ.
ROOM AND BOARD. private home with 2
adults. excellent bus service. 10 min.
from city. Phone jackson 1913.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM twin beds,
tile bath with shower. IN new APT, park
ing space; excellent meals II desired. SH,
1:}GS-J.
FRONT ROOM. sun deck, new home. ASH
ton Heights. no other IOOmeTS l ok. luc
bus, ; mi Memorial Bridge. Prefer gem
tlemen. Gall after , pm oxford ulhh-W'
BEVERLY HILLS, ALEXANDRIA,
Large newly furnished room N new
home, 10C bus service. young LADY pre-"
ferred. Temple lGGs a!.er nm IA
Evening star., 1941-03-13
CATTLE G LIVESTOCK.

THOROUGHBRED GELDING. papers fur
niShed, saddle and bride; Sl3o- can
Rockville 34S -
! YOUNG FARM MARES work horses;
cheap 2234 Penna ave. sc.
WORK AND RIDING HORSES. mules.
mares. harness and hay; 3 cheap mules; :
cheap horses / pair - 900 pounds Sorrel!S.
, years old must be as represented or WILL
exchange Rear 13G I2th 81. Sc.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

ACCOUNTANT, office manager; college
graduate II years experience, now en-
ployed by c. P. A, wishes permanent con-
nection with reliable concern; Al ref
erence. Box 293-M Star. II"
ACCOUNTANT. TAX EXPERT - Save
money by availinE yourself of professional
eervice. books also set up to conform with
tax requirements, keep pToper records,
avoid worries tax penalties. l have many
ANAL accounts. Fees. S5 up. WA. 6400.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

BRAZILIAN WANTED, TO GIVE PoRTU-
gllecp instruction and conversation few
hours weekly Phone HO. 0952.
HEMS-WHILE YOU WAIT. SOC UP. IN
Guiding fittnE. rewetvlng, relinlng. altere-
tions NeedlecraGt 1919 F st. Room eos.
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose,
Just give me a telephone call You can get
500 d reed repay only 81 81, per week
which includes interest, the only charge;
JACK SESSIONS. Michigan oslo.
REDUCING SPECIAL! : TREAT, IS: HOL-
lvVouI method: removes fat in spots; re-
suits assured; baths. MA. S134, 1880 K n W.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

Sixty-fve everblooming varieties many
new hardy home grown, 2 yrs. old. Ia aWns
made. renovated, fertilized and seeded,
HemlockS. holly, magnolia and yews Thli,e
lllacS IN bud and bloom. Complete !ano-
COM .ErELce I.ncnln Aooa
Evening star., 1941-03-13
HELP MEN G WOMEN.

COUPLE white, sober. no children; gem
ersl work around boarding house; city
refs. owner 1909 18th st. NV.
JANITOR. with wife. no children: honest
Star,
PRESS OPERATORS to work from 4 to
l. nm. daily. Apply Mr. Gradely, Ma
Tional Laundry
Evening star., 1941-03-13
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

pa BEST GRADE ANTHRACITE
chest. SI1 %, pea. $1,000. buckWheat
nut, $50: pea, S7.s5. Carl Coal Co..
Ii 2544.
IRFWOOD-SeaSoned Oak and Hickory
$40 Per Cord. Any Length: Quick Delivery
PIersnn Sandy Sprlng. Nd. Ashton 3s2l
Evening star., 1941-03-13
DOGS PETS, ETC.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

COCKEP SPANIEL PUPS, sired son Of
Champion. SIS TO SIS Warfield l7l2.
35Ig Bunker Hill I'd Mt Rainier
Evening star., 1941-03-13

GIRL. white settled 10 live in and DO
general houseWOrk and care for 6 2-yr.-old
boy. employed parents 25lS 11th st.
n W ADt A. Hobart 1874.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SINGLE ROOM, nicely furnished, for jew
D. girl; Northwest preferred. Box 30S-M
Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

WOMAN ghw; Bethesda, Md; fun or
part time. WI $3.50 to $50 pm,
SUNDAY 10 a m to & pm.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

GIRL OF woman, white, general housework,
cooking no laundry; must like children
good gentle home; $50 month; live IN.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

WOMAN. white, middle-aged. to care for
small apt. and year-old baby for en-
poyed couple. must have good reference
BOY 2Aa-I. Star
Evening star., 1941-03-13
ROOMS FURN. & UNFURk.
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

l343 NEWTON NW-1nd- floor room.
running water in room. small family UNI.
phone: !Ener-sprlng mattress. AID. 5AH''.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

GIRL white. gentle, experienced care OF
baby and assist houSeWork 3 afternoons,
one evening weekly. Write P. o. Box go,
Falls Church. Va, giving references and
salary wanted
Evening star., 1941-03-13

14O5 EMERSON ST NW-Large studio
room; congenial atmosphere: nr tranSp
S32.a0: table board Taylor 0S5S 13'
WALK. DIST. NAVY YARD, I349 SOUTH
Carolina ave. s.e.-Sgle. or dble. lge. nm.
c h.w., $3.50 Wk. Lincoln zoos.
1890 18TH ST. NW.-ExClusive home, mas
ter front room, twin beds, windows. Also
share room with lady. TaylOr l Hl.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
ROOMS WANTED.

COLORED-2 large front rooms, ma floor.
1901 Irving 81. ne BroOklano
Evening star., 1941-03-13

NURSFMAID and g h.w, white or coloredi,
certiRcate. Refhnsda Call WI ZIG.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

HOUSFKEEPER, Whlte. pIaln cookIng,
CITY references: live in; good salary.
WOodley S4l1
Evening star., 1941-03-13

GIRL, experienced general houseWorker ana
cook chIldrens laundry, live IN; $40 per
week Wisconsin 1883.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

WOMAN, e.h.wa fond of children. some
cooking; refs; Thurs Sunday afternoons
of. 50 week. Emerson 4l14.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

MAID. Eh.w.. light laundry, plaln cook
prefpr to live in: 81 week; references
zoo Colorado ave. or GE. 33S6.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

WOMAN, colored. settled, cook, general
houseWork: live in: SO week; suburbs;
references. Shepherd 2903,
Evening star., 1941-03-13

GIRL, white. over 2I. for general house
work pIain cooking, family with l child
live in: IS per wk. EN-. 1923.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

GIRL, white. young as mothers helper,
year-old baby; live in; S4 weekly Phone
Evening star., 1941-03-13

1884 FAIRMONT ST. NW.-Clean, warm.
double room; good meals; ladies or gen.
tlempn. $50
Evening star., 1941-03-13
ARLINGTON COAL CO,
BABY CHICKS.
FARM AND GARDEN.

BARRED ROCKS R. I. Reds, SIS so per
100 Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
store 6la K St NV Metropolitan 00S9,
Evening star., 1941-03-13

&6l5 I3th ST. N.W-Double and triple
Just opened. Convt. trans. MI. @931.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

THE JOHN KILPEN. 23IU Ashmead pl n V.
Avail March 10, several nice double
rooms. one with private bath. ! or > sin
giles. elevator and SwItchboard Service: ex-
ceIient meals HO 36EG
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Alterations! Repairs!
Home Innnrnuernen entSl

Brick Work Carpentry, Cabinets, Cement,
Electric Work. Floors, Heating, Painting,
Papering Plastering, Plumbing, Recreation
Rooms, Roofing, Shelving, Screens, Sheet
Metal, Tile Waterproohng, Weather-Strip
ping AS have no expensive overhead,
my prices are extremely low.
DALLAS D. BALL, Builder,
Adams 2613
Evening star., 1941-03-13
TOP OUATJTY ROSES

LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning. planting,
tranSplanting. sodding lawns made reno
yated, tree work W. c. Walker. 232 Emer-
son NV Randolph 0l19.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

HOUSEKEEPER, white, experienced, cook
excellent salary to right party: live in:
references. AT. 940O, Ext. 1905.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

D0MNI0MN' rT, ICo iTdT EeTm39nt+ aaNeEVeTZ aD
weekly each; single s. so. ME. 72o4.
LARGE. front room in private family. Pri-
vate bath. Suitable adults or couple. Re-
fined atmOSpherP PA -oEN
Evening star., 1941-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems used
clothing Open 9 am. to . pm. Harold S
VIII Call. ll26 9TH st. NV. NE. 6229.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. SILL
YER. PLATINUM, TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH.
A KAHN, INC. 40 YEARS AT 935 F.
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold. plat.
mum ieWelry, diamonds watches and
diamond watch cases: condition unimpor-
tant. as we use same in our mfg depart.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO..
727 7th ST, NV
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver, watches, diamonds and old dis
carded jeWelry: fun cash value paid.
SELINGERS S SlS p ST. NV.
GOLD, DIAMONDS.
Highest cash prices paid Arthur Markell
91S F st n W. Rm 301 Ma. 02S4.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

WOODLEY ARAiS-Choce vacancy for gem
tlemen in large room with sleeping porch.
o6l4 WOodeY pl. W. Dupont A1f9
Evening star., 1941-03-13
ROOMS FURNISHED.


new nome with couple: = double rms, with
twin beds; conv. location.
Mr. 14th AND PARK RID, 1857 Holmesd
room ch.w.: SEQ mo AID. s}34-J
6202 18TH ST NW;-Front double room
private lavatOry: private family: 2 block
transp.: $50 month for ,. RA 1929.
1923 EYE ST. NW.-Newly decorated and
newly furnished single room, running
water, elevator; $50 monthly.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1867 Conn. ave, 3rd r.
Quiet east room, running water, SEMI
pvt shower. elev.: S25. NO 1922.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2I"6 r st n.w-studlo
room: room front single sttTssctjye' conyi 70
1909 ST. NW.-Double room. twin beds;
also single room: adults only; aVailahls
March ! ,. l3"
FREE BASEMENT RIM in roominE house
for handy man help spare time Fox
1920 HARVARD NW-Rooms for sleeping
or Ink. See mgr, Room /.
1900 10th NV, Apt. 5O2: for men-Dble..
newly dec. and 1qrn studio bed chest
desk; . chairs each man; unlim. ph
] 9Th, NEAR R ST.-Cozy double bedroom
in apt, very private; $50 month each;
now available. Dupont 31}5.
:}OO2 RODMAN ST NW-Large. attrac-
tive rm.; adjoining shower. qnim; phone
bus at door; gentleman. EN- 3440.
1884 PARK RD-LaTge light double bed,
inuer-Spr!ng mattress, porch. suitable cou-
pie S2S- also light, attractive single, $3.50.
co. lu064
YOUNG MAN tJeWlShD, TO share room with
another, twin beds, private bath, private
home. 1903 Varnum ST. NV. RA. b1ss
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS. reasonable
rent. 1924 Pennsylvania ave NV. District
1925 3 STREET Sc.
Comfortable Single Room, Tub and Shower
Bath Garage Available Reas. IL
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
9Th and Eve sts. n.w.-Rooms with bath
Z and radio for ! person, from Nl4 per
week for 2 from s. per week each Gail
MI Wills, mgr. for inspection. District
42IO.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

GIRL, neat, reliable, mothers helper,
EhW, noon through supper; stay some
nIchtS. 8 Chestnut OGMI. after I..}O
Evening star., 1941-03-13

ref required; stay some NIGHTS; SS week.
1H52 Iris st. NV. GE. 0559.
MAID TO live IN. care of small apt. and
baby COCK, S26 month to start. CaA
Emerson S521
Evening star., 1941-03-13

FUPNITUF T-''Lo.s of Storaee Furniture"
of Every Kind and Description, Bedrooms
Living Rooms DINING Room. DresSers,
Chests, Beds. SPRINGS and Mattresses. Low
Prices" Because OF Low Overhead" out
of the Hi"h Rent District" Everything on
Display "Ri-ht on Our Warehouse Floor,
mo Show Windows''--.No High Pressure"
BUT PLENTY OF FURNTTURE-''Come in
and Browse" ACME MOVING g. STOR-
AGE. 461S 18th st. NV. Georgia 1000.
"OpFN NIGHTS" "