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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10
GAMBLING BILL NOT 'SNEAKED' IN
Opinions Differ as to Lati. tude of Measure; Text
 Read in House
(By Democrat Legislative Reportsr)

Nmy UemOCfMt AeBASMAbve kNevVEseEl
 State Capitol, Hartford, June 10. Sensational charges that bill legalizing wheels and games of chance in the state under condi- |taonw was Q "sneak" measure when 1t was rushed through the general assembly last week were not eil- tirely borne out by the facts to- day. Many observers believe that the bill will allow individuals to re- sume running games of chance at Savir Rock, Lake QuaSSapaug and other shore and lake resorts, though It's title provides for sponsorship of such games only by volunteer fire- men, church societies and charitable organizations"
 ' The bill. which had been intro- duced by Rep. William Y. Ablondi, Seymour Republican, was reported on favorably last week. It's passage was urged by Rep. Milton Koskotf, Plainville Republican and member of tho Judiciary committee,
 Rep. KoSaeoff asked that the read- Ing of the bill be waived. This re- quires unanimous consent, and ob- lection came from Rep. D. o. Mans field, independent Republican from Mansfield. Consequently, all mem- bers of the house had an opportlln- ity to hear the text read. MT, Smith called the bill "hooey" but 1t was passed by an overwhelming voice vote. The bill then went up. stairs to the senate, where 1t was approved without debate.
 The measure still requires the signature of Gov. Robert A. Hurley before 1t becomes law.
 Passage of the measure was re- ported iIl Waterbury newspapers at the time, despite claims of out-of- town newspapers that it escaped public attention"
 The text of the bill Is still in the files of Senate Clerk John Fitz- patrick, and no final word is forth coming on how much latitude 1t al- lows individuals.
 As for volunteer firemen, churches and charitable groups, the bill would allow them to operate games of chance under permits issued by the police or selectmen after sub mission of Q petition by 10 per cent of the electorate in the town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10
DRAFT BOARD IS
 NOW SATISFIED
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West Hartford, Conn, June lO. (UP)-The West Hartford dratt board, which several weeks ago was rebuked for reclassifying a striking defense worker, said today it viewed with great satisfaction" the action of Gen. Lewis B, Hershey, acting national selective service director, in ordering draft boards to reconsider classifications of strikers.
 The local board was rebuked by a special board of inquiry for plac- ing Donald G. Olson in class IA while he was on strike at the Ham son. Whitney plant. Olson previously was in q deferred bracket, to which he was restored by the inquiry board.
 The local board said Gen. Her shey's order was "a complete vindi- .naiAon" Qt its action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10
TWO JAPANESE ARE
 TRAPPED AS SPIES
Charged With Obtaining
 U. s. Secret; Counter ; Espionage Succeeds

Los Angeles, June 10.-(UP)-Al D. Blake, 8 former sailor working as counter spy, trapped two Japanese who have been charged with obtain ing United States naval secrets. it was reported today.
 The suspects are Itaru Tatibana, 39, a commander in the Japanese navy, and Toraichi Kono, 56, former chauffeur and valet for Charlie Chaplin. the movie actor.
 They were arraigned yesterday be- fore United States Commissioner David B. Head on a charge of "ob- taining information regarding na- tional defenses and with intent which led to the belief the informa- ton was to be used for the United States and for the benefit of for- eign power"
 Tatibana was held in S50,0O0 bail: Kofo, in $25, 900 bail
 Blake was held in technical cus- tody, but reliable sources said 1t was he, in copoeration with the naval intelligence service and the Federal Bsreau of Investigation who brought about the arrest of the Japanese.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10
NEW CHURCH SITE
 IN BEACON FALLS
Rev. Jerome Cook An. n0unces Purchase; New
 Highway Change
tspeclal to The Desnoora.)

Beacon Falls, June i0-Rev, Jer- ome Cook, pastor of St. Michael's Church, has announced that site for st. Michael's Church has been purchased at the corner of Maple and Century avenues, facing Maple avenue. It Is opposite Center school.
 The church will be moved from Its present site shortly after com pletion of negotiations between the parish and the State Highway De- partment for the present site Of the church. This site is needed by the state in connection with It's plans for improving the Beacon Falls- -Naugatuck highway. It is ex- pected these negotiations will be completed this week.
 The new property was bought from George E. Bronson, and is consid- cred A fine location. Tn addition to this site, a piece of land called the ''park" on the hill section which AdjoinS Wolfe and Maple avenues
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10
STATE SUES OIL
 CORP. FOR TAXES

Hartford, Conn, June 10. --(UP) = The State of Connecticut today brought suit against the Gulf oil Corporation for $iO,000 in alleged back taxes and interest on gasoline sold in the state from July 1, lo33, to December 3i, i04O.
 The action was brought by State Treasurer Frank M. Anastasio. who claimed tht state was owed sra. AIS in taxes and A2a0Q0 ln intaEssh
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10
509o Normal Production Assured By Army Officer
 Now in Charge
STRIKE THREATS ALL
 OVER NATION HEARD
Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Fall River, Portsmouth
 Among Cities Affected
BY ROBERT c. MILLER United Press Staff CorrespOndent)

BY ROBERT C. MILLER United Press Staff CorrespondenD
 mglewood, Cal, June 10.- (UP) --- Colonel Charles w. Steinmetz, in charge of the North American Aviation plant, said today that 3,434 workers had returned on the day shift. we can assure at least 50 per cent of normal production" he said. "New airplanes will be starting to roll out with a few hours" The number of workers Colonel Steinmetz said entered the plant on the day shift starting at Ii 6. Irp EDT. represented approximately half the normal day force.
 Army In Charge
 The Army, at President Roose- velt's order, took over the plant yesterday, opening picket lines by force after sporadic violence.
 The plant had been closed since Thursday when 0 CtO strike for higher wages forced suspension Of work.
 Colonel Steinmetz said at least 60 per cent of the usual shift was ex- pected to be inside the factory later, "They are pouring into the fac- tory in steady stream" he said,
 No MOlestatlOn
 There were no reports of retlirn- ing workers being molested. Sol. diers with bayonetted rifles and sub- machine guns patrolled mile
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10

Leomlniser, Mass, June lO.-(UPl When an auctioneer'S assistant tipped over Q chair at the sale of the William Boyden estate. the cushion fell off, revealing Al0O in gold bank notes which were given to Administrator Joseph A. Lover ina.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10
British Losses In Defense Of Crete Set At Is, 900
COP To Name Own Court Officials -Scully
Mayor Disclaims Any Attempt on His Part of Influence Choice for Posts in City Court to Be Given to Repub.
 licans; Protest" Meeting on Friday
Apportionrrl

Apportonment of the Republican Parys share of city court posts something for the COP alone to decide and the Democratic organization has not nerefered and will not attempt to interfere Mayor Vincent Scuy declared today He made his statement in answer to newspaper article this morning which said that his choice for Repub- can prosecutor Attorney Frederick w. Paomba now member of the Board of Tax Commissioners, who is known to be assured of the appointment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10
Details On Sinking Of U. s. Steamer Awaited
II on Board Reported Saved Sinking By Nazi Sub Would Mean Tense SituatiOn--Amerlcan Anl-
 bassadOr in Brazil Checking on Sea Tragedy

Washington, June lO-tUPp- The White House disclosed today that information indicates defi- nitely that the steamer Robin Moor went down in American wa ters on this side Of the Atlantic but asked that Americans sus- pend judgment on the matter un- til all the facts are ascertained. Secretary stephen T. Early said President Roosevelt is seeking in formation through every official channel on the cause of the sink ing of the American freight and passenger steamer.
 Washington. June lO-(UP,-Of- ficials today anxiously awaited con- firmation and details of reports from Brazil that the American freight and passenger steamer Robin Moor-carrying eight pas sengers and 2 officers and crew was sunk In the Atlantic ocean on May 2l.
 CThe operators of the vessel an- nounced in New York that the ves- sel carried eight passengers and g officers and crew.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10
BY WALLACE CARROLL

NfhAthtfNGE @bANAsSAsA United Press staff Correspondent London, June 10. - WP) - Free French and British columns are closing in on Damascus, capital of Syria, and Beirut, capital of Leba- non, and the capture of both cities is imminent, dispatches reported today. Free French sources reported that last night the Allied forces were fighting in the outskirts of Beirut and that a mechanical ad- vance guard was at the gates or Damascus, oldest inhabited city III the world, according to belief.
 Earlier, British dispatches had placed the allied forces within 90 miles of Beirut and Damascus, but experts estimated that no the basis of their rate of advance in the early stage of the invasion the Free French and British might already be in the cities.
 Cause Collapse
 It was believed that capture Of Damascus and Beirut would prcci- pitate the collapse of Vichy troop resistance.
 This resistance had been serious only at few points, according to all reports. and in most instances there was only token" opposition.
 The Free France radio Brazzayille said that 4,000 French troops had joined the Free French Sunday ana already had joined in the fighting.
 Tt is reported that our advance guard meets hardly any resistance and 1t seems that the campaign will not last long" Brazzayille reported.
 The allied forces also had the sup port of a big Arab force estimated at two divisions, or more than 10000 men. advancing under British officers from Iraq toward Aleppo, in north western Syria, according to authors tstive reports.
 British experts expressed belief that with Beirut and Damascus in their hands the allied armored forces would speed northward toward Tri- pol from Beirut and toward Kayak from Damascus.
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Capture of Two Cities Would Hasten Collapse of Vichy Government FRENCH SAY BITTER
 RESISTANCE MADE Arrival of New French Air Forces in Syria Also
 Reported Today

Ankara, Turkey, June 10. -CUP) Diplomatic quarters troops had entered Damas- GUS. The reports were un- confirmed but there had been every expectation that the fall of the Syrian capital was near. Official Turkish quart CTS had received advices that French resistance had been slight on all fronts in Syria.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, June l0-duP)--Gov- ernnent expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through June tn. compared with n year ago:
 This Year Expenses Last Year SII.55O, ,4O2,iSI15 SS,766, ,43S,9 ,9SS.34
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The Weather

Fair, Tonight; Warmer
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LUCKY "TIP"

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81 | $50

Chevy Chase, D. c., near Broad Branch
ro and Morrison St-This all-masonry
installed. finished attic. large living rn
with fireplace bay-window dining rm OPEN
ing onto open terrace, a most modern
kitchen, f1oored maids rn. gas heat, .
car garage This is a real bargain; one
look will convince you. BY appointment
on4S' Ca.t 1;,,f1,,, 4; n; 1IWWln, VIII EN- lfuI
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FRANk S. PHILIPS, DI. AL.
BERKSHIRE.
ARLINGTON, VA

III HAVE YOU VISITED THIs NEW DE-
XIELOPMENT OF 225 PROPOSED HOMES?
These ARE sEfIiNG { SO Nf RAp1DLYt: H7t
OFFERING BRICK 5-RM. BUNGALOWS
s6as66 Yo CASH B2QIcE kG RHIGKs RSN At
TO REACH-OVER KEY BRIDGE:
RIGHT ON LEE HIGHWAY As MILES 70
POIOMAC ST, RIGHT l BLOCK TO
FURNISHED MODEL HOME. OPEN
AN TO PM. DAILY AND SUNDAY.
N. C. HINES AND SONS REALTORS,
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BUILT FOR OWNER
Transferred to N Y, home approaching
completion, nearby Va; white-painted
brick, Georgian, designed by architect, best
of materials: 3 bedrms.. u baths: choice
corner lot overlooking restricted section;
large trees: Is minutes downtown. Phone
OWNER GIL l4h3 or HO Hh4R
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OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Chevy Chase D. C.-Large living, din
ing room, de luxe kitchen. 3 bedrooms .
tile baths, large recreation room. oil air
conditioned: beautiful trees. LESLIE
D. MEASELL. WO. ABB. 1927 Eye St"
1923 INGLESIDE TERRACE NV.
Semi-detached, rooms. / Il baths, oil
heat. insulated electric range and re-
frigerator: buiIt-in garage: $50 PLANT
& GORDON. INC. 1874 Park I'd. NV.
Columbia 0S3S.
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SPRING. VAILEY-S13 500

Here is your opportunity to get IN this
exclusive section at such low price This
nome is yrs. old. stone and frame con-
Structlon; 3 large bedrms. and tile baths
disappearing stairway to attic, large liV-
ing room opening onto screened porch.
modern kitchen, built-in garage. gas heat;
lot 55-ft. frontage. This will not last. BY
appointment only.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-7 RMS, BA., NEW
condition; oil burner: also vacant June /;
bas.: and nearby Virginia rms, 2 bas.,
vacant June Is; or better yet, buy these
detached homes at depression values.
h220 Office also npen a m to 9 d m
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bedrooms, dining room, living room
solarium, kitchen, Ia baths; 3 exposures;
S120.
Bedroom. living room. dining room
kitchen, bath; . exposures; $50.
No Children.
Call RESIDENT MANAGER, WO 1894
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S60-2339 18th ST. NV.
3 rooms, kit. and bath, large deck porch.
electric refs; adults only.
American Security 81 Trust Co.,
18th and Pa Ave. NV. Ma 421h.
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IT'S KENYON ST NV

$4,000; easy terms. Vacant. and in
paney 4 bedrooms, III baths. garage oil
parner. front and rear porches. Splendid
PT ETr T9on W regtIng Open till dark daily.
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HOT2
OWNER TRANSFERRED.

The necessity for the owner TO move 10
Pnlaoeiphia creates wonderful oppor-
Groom detached brick home. less than !
year old, The, best Of equipment and
CONSTRUCTION and many added extras Al
reaoy r: r. A. financed at S52 % per
month. including all expenses 3 large
oeqIooms; sleeping porch brick garage:
99nn1EEo $500 for quick sale. Call Hobart
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UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE,
modern, 1-year-old brick bum
galow; ms, gas heat, air-con-
ditioned, built in garage,
brand-new furniture; very
inexpensive to run; p hour
downtown. Silver Spring, Md.
SH. 5899-J.
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>529 G. ST. Sc.

] room. dinette. kit. and bath----S35
8 rooms, kitchen and bath-..-,,--S55
Elec. Refrigeration. See Janitor.
J. G. WELDON CO.,
1121 K ST NV ME BOIL.
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PETWORTH SACRIFICE.

ST 750 Buys this attractive 20-ft., SEMI
det. brick; large rms, 4 bed.
rms. 2 baths, auto. heat incl porches,
parauet floors. refg, etc; excellent cond.:
easy terms.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 5400,
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

4 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, S45:
Virginia Highlands: cross Long Bridge
and continue straight ahead to End stop
light. Key in adjoining apartment. Only
20 minutes by bus or auto to center WASH.
H. R. HOWENSTEIN,
141s NV DI 1877.
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ROW BRICK-S6 Q50

mr.. ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL.
This substantial house is going to be
Solo. An excellent home or investment it
contain rms. % nice bedrmSO tiled
PAN; NOW rented. For details call Mr.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
S4 600 NEW BRICK, 5 LARGE RMS,
bath. auto. heat, mod kit, deep
lot; conv.: $3.50 down, S3I mo. MA. 16I5
S6 450 @O-FT. SENiI-DET. BRICK. 6
large rooms. incl. back porch,
earase: terms, Nr. bus. & stores. Ma 1913
So o50 NEARLY NEW CORNER BRICK,
center hall lge rms on each
moor; auto. neat, gar; conv. RE. $685.
S6 400 NEW GRIN BRICK: AUTO.
heat. large lot; F. H A. terms,
: blks. of shopping center, bus RE $685..
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TREMENDOUS VALUE

:. -Thre Three big bedrooms, two tiled baths.
5dirse sirsse iVlng room, kitchen with dinette
S1,l90 cash. approx s65 per mo 70 be
ee9onnVlneed, call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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CLEVELAND PARK.
9 rms. Is bedrms.), SPACIOUS LIV. RIM.
LARGE FIREPLACE 3 baths, sleep porch;
SUPER CONSTRUCTION: oil heat; IN
SULATED; gear garage; SWIMMING
POOL; poolrm.; extra large lot: big trees;
reas. terms. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
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COOPERATIVE; 2 RMS, K, B. AND
dinette. southeastern exposure; near Rock
Greek Park: over two-thirds paid for sell
half price; desirable for couple. Box
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ARLINGTON. VA.
TILDEN GARDENS.

Close in-1553 10th st. north-New .
family house, 2nd-f. apt. of 3 rooms.
kitchen and bath: S57.5O. includes all
utilities. j. c. WELDON CO., ME. BOIL.
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915 DELAFIELD PL. NV.
Large brick. 8 rooms, bath. garage; new
condition; S6,25O or offer. $1,000 cash,
sos per month. GE. 413s.
$500 CASH, SIS PER MONTH
New detached brick, bedrooms 9
baths oil heat, garage, large trees nice
lot: facing park; high and cool; S10,50O
Out Colesville pike to Sligo Branch left
2 blocks. STROUP. Randolph 500
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NJ. P. CALLAGHAN
OWNER TRANSFERRED

537 N. NORWOOD ST, ARLINGTON, VA.
fireplace. full basement, rec. with ireplacs:
on neat: attr. neighborhood. cow buses,
ScnoolS, Buckingham shopping center: oc-
cupled l VI. CH $500 -
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,
4O9 CUMMINGS LANE

One Of . homes with every convenience
Tor modern living and most moderateIv
priced bedrooms, 2 baths, den and
is;vatory on the 1st floor. G. z all-electric
kl., recreation rm., gear garage, air.
CONDITIONED oil heating screened rear
poTch, Venetian blinds, copper water pipes
EutIers, doTnspouts' wooded. beautifully
IanoScaped lots Come out and see this
wonderful home tomorrow; no Obligation
on your part. To reach; Out Conn ave
20 CheVy Chase Circle, right on Western
ave to Brookeville I'd, left on Brookeyiile
"a. TO CUMMINGS lane. right to home
owner on premises.
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BEDROOMS. BATHS; ALSO SERVANTS
bath: corner lot: oil heat; S115 month.
LYON INC CH T0T0
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1908 KEARNEY ST, BROOKLAND. D. c.
3 rooms, kit, bath, incl. sleeping porch;
gas, elec., refg.: bus, cars, stores near: 3
eXpOS.. newly deco NO. 62S3,
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MASS. AND WISCONSIN AVEs.-BEsT
section: studio apt. > large rooms bath,
kitchenette; reasonable WO. 1872
5000 CONN. AVE-EXCLUSIVE, l BED
room unfurnished; l bedroom furnished
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1342 NICHOLSON ST. NV, $40. so. APT.
No. 4, 2 rms, kitchen, dinette, bath.
screened porch, gas heat Available June l.
AMERICAN SECURITY g. TRUST CO, 10th
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1922 N ST NW.-Desirable vacancies.
double and triple rms. single beds best
downtown res block: owners pvt. home;
food of excel quality.
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TAKOMA PARK, MD, 40 CARROLL AVE
-S4S so; new modern r., kit. bath: lge
grounds: conv.; adults. SH. 4915-W. SH.
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TERRACE HALL. 1445 Mass. ave. NV
Double and single reasonable. walking
distance: running water; selective menu.
DI $3.50 l.
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CLEVELAND PARK.
= LalrA CnA0TnTTC 7

Home: ExcRPTIoNAI. TERMS. - 10 Ian
dARDT ROAD. UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.
REALTY co. SH- 4192-
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inged apt, . rooms Kitchen, bath. ami.
Historic residence. sos. Call TIE. 1866
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1913 H St. NV. DI. $500.
NEW HOMES, SS,75O.OO.
On I.arpe Wnndan Intr

On Large Wooded Lots
3 rooms, many good features. Exclu-
Siye. Convenient location. Call MT,
Foster. Warfield 9l7S
WAPLE & JAMES, INC, District 334s.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-NEW AIL-BRICK
houses 30O9 Stephenson Dl. NV: perfect
homeS Tor small families; $3.50: terms
extra large rms. tile bath. shower, rec
reation rm, with fireplace, modern Kitchen,
Around Oh. Ch. Circle 10 Western ave
out Western ave. to Rittenhouse St, right
on Rlttenhouse TO Both St, left on 30th
10 houses
CREAL & TURNER. EN- h6as
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhFUR.

Is NJ st. NV, Apt. 4.
1923 SHERIDAN ST N.W.-3 ROOMS,
kit. .-din.. bath, porches:. gas. cleo, phone
incl Accom-. adults. ReaS.
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CoLORED REFINED. EMPLOYED; 2
large rooms, kit, bath; in Columbia
Heights: fireplace, new gas range and refs.
available. HO 80O6.
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Prince Georges Gardens.
"NEW"

100 COLUMBIA AVE.
West Hyattsville Maryland.
Living Room, Bedroom Dinette. 5000
Al kit5hfR Gtifitiea anG fnaIaaed. Sass $500
EUGENE B. ROBERTS,
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ALTO TOWERS
1906 WISCONSIN AVE: NV.
rooms, kitchen, dinette. bath --S65 ?9
rooms, kitchen, dinette, BATH 77.o0
All Utilities Included.
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1908 GIRARD ST. NV, No 20-Cool,
conf rm, twin beds: individual closets;
SHOW er: gentileS; $50 mo. ca. HO. 1867.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
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COUPLE OR TWO GIRLS TO SHARE 9
bedroom 10th st. apt. with employed lady;
reasonable: gentiles only. Sligo 1905. so.
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC. APT IN
ing room. living room, k. and b; years
lease. OrdWay 2SS3
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1881 BELMONT ST. NV young ladies
TO share apt: uni phone in rm.; maid
serv.; meals; twin beds; $40 each.
BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED DOUBLE FRONT
rm; excellent meals close downtown; un-
1initad nhnnh 1916 Riggs n. NV.
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CONN, AVE. BETWEEN R AND S-COOL
front basement bachelors apt. large room,
3 windows, fireplace: small room attached;
bath and private entrance: ref. required.
Telephcne North 62S1. Rent. S45
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EYE ST. NV, 1914.
LIT F.. Rms. Kitchen, Bath.
End FL Rms, Bath.
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NOIICE-IHE AID
"OWNER MUST SELL"
OOlNEIt--q -q3,SOu.
18th ST. HEIGHTS.
10 NEW HOMES.

S4,s5O. Basement attic and open fire.
place: lot. 50xl30: nicely located. near
schools and bus Call DI 1916,
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1125 CHICAGO ST. Sc. (ANACOSTIN -
Modern 6 r. B., h.-w:h., row brick, built
in gar. 3 porches. $50 per mo. FRANCIS
A. CRAWFORD, 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
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AMER. UNIV. PARK,
NEAR WIS AVE

y hlgh elevation: convenient to everything
. peafoomS q baths, screened porch with
q @ me view hoored attic; all schools and
SloreS very convenient to this home Cali
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN ME- 11I5. -
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COOL beautiful, turn. twin room; move
now, rent starts lst Excellent food; prl-
va te hnr,e. reae Dill 1874
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JEWISH GIRL tc share room; excel bus
service pvt. family uni phone. 5l21
SOnn. ave, Emerson 1886.
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NORTHUMBERLAND APT, 2039 N H.
ave. NV. Apt. 1O6-6 r. k. and b.: condi-
tion exc; immediate occupancy. no. $3.50.
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$500 10th ST N.w..-12 blk Mt. Pleasant
line; large, cool. double rm, with
screened porch, recreation room
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING,
insured carriers. Reas. rates. JAS. OTTEY,
1928 llth St. NV. Co 1923
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FLATS FOR RENT.

coLoRED-NEW coLoRED FLATS.
1900 Gallaudet st. me- rms. dinette,
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
223 Investment Bldg RE. 11s1.
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non honseReepine: R sing pvt. ent': must be seen
to be appreciated $40 mo.
$50 5O-THE FAIRLEE. 1921 KENYON
st. n.W.-First floor, large living .rm.. di-
nette. kit. tiled hath. refg MI 44kf.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
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1928 18th ST. NV, Apt. 2O-2nd A.,
front: cool large front rm. as double or
triple; with board for young ladies; $40