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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

Lionel ?. Orr, q, of 90 Concord street, Hamden, who said he was Q petroleum oil salesman, was found guilty by Judge John L. 0a1ney m municipal court today on Q charge of failing to show his license to De. tectiye Lieut.. Ernest Pakul and Pa- trolman Joseph Cavanaugh and was fined S6 without costs. The charge of breach of the peace was suspend" ed by the court. :.
 Patrolman Cavanaugh testified numerous complaints have come from employees of the Southern New England Telephone Company on Grand street over being annoyed when they get out of work ct night and that he and Lieut.. Pakul were assigned to be on the lookout for street masherS.
 The patrolman said they parked their car in State street near the Telephone Company and watcneo until they saw Q car pull In at an angle in front of the building. A girl who waited outside was engaged m conversation with the accused. On questioning the girl who protessed the man In the car was Q stranger to her, the two officers ordered Orr out of the car. The accused refused to obey and when asked that he show them his license, also refused. The patrolman stated that not ua- til Patrolman William Azak came on the scene were they able to take the man to the police station.
 Orr said he was asked to keep a date with 6 girl named Edith In front of the phone company last night by a friend named Fred Clark, another oil salesman. He said his friend gave him the full name of the girl, but he was unable to re- member 1t because he had not made a note of it.
 Orr testified that as he talked to the girl, he saw Lieut.. Pakul come from one direction and Patrolman Cavanaugh, both in plainclothes. from another direction and believed they were about to rob him. He told the court he had Q similar experi- ence in New London where he was robbed of $80.
 Orr asserted if the two officers were in uniform he would have readily complied with their orders,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Broadcasts Aid Red Cross Roll Call
73 Jurors Drawn
 For Service In
 $2OO,OOO Action

Superior Court Clerk George N. Freeman win draw an additional panel Of jurors to supplement SS already drawn for special jury duty, In the S200,000 companion suits brought by Charles Daniels of this city, former national mo- tOrcycle racing champion.
 Thirty-eight moro names Of those eligible for jury service in New Haven county will bring the total impanelled for the trial to seventy-three.
 The case, the largest civil ac- tl0n for injury within the mem Ory of superior court attaches, val be heard Tuesday, Judge John A Cornell presiding. The large number Of jurors has been drawn in order t0 make it . certainty that enough will remain, after counsel exercise their prerogatlve of challenging and dlsmlsslng members of &he panel. Others, un- able to sit at the trial because of the press of business elsewhere, may Do excused by Judge Cornell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Phone Girls Aroused
 Over Street Washers
Lionel F. Orr of iamden, Fined $5 Without Costs for
 State Street Incident; Second Charge Dropped

but believed he was an intended victim by these men.
 He said he realized the two plain clothesmen were officers of the law when Pntrolman Lizak came upon the scene.
 The accused repeated he never Tnolested anyone and today was his first time in court.
 The license which offlcer Cava- raugh claimed he did not see at the time of the mans arrest and even at the time he was testifying was finally shown to Prosecutor Attor. ney Frederick W. Palomha.
 Judge daffney admonished the ac- cused that Waterbury girls are en- gagged In serious work during the national emergency and that they need protection from annoyance and other disturbing elements in order to perform their part in na- tionaI defense.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
WARNER ESTATE
 REPORT FILED
Cash Deposits, Stock Chief Assets of Widow of
 Frank E. Warner

An inventory flied in probate court today appraises the estate of the late Mrs. Frances ?. Warner of this city at S32, 2,i6930.
 Principal assets listed in the doc. ument consist oe cash deposits in local and Connecticut banks. The largest Of these is . savings account with the Waterbury Savings Bank amounting to eii,BB6.42. Others are as follows: Citizens and Manufac. turers National Bank of Waterbury, e3,536.30; Waterbury National Bank, $i,330.76; Pennington Savings Bank of Farmlngton, ei,006.2B: Society for Savings, Hartford, Si,0i0.43; Thom- aston Savings Bank, 9i.026.e0 and the Colonial Trust Company of Wa terbury, &536.0i. Cash on hand Is estimated at 93,i6e3G.
 Stock holdings Of the deceased total sG,4O4.O7, with iB0 shares of Scovlll Manufacturing Company common stock constituting the greater portion, valued at S4,34s,60. Others arc: 50 shares Of Aetna Life Insurance Company common. Si,. 4T5.00; % shares Of Landers, Frary and Clark common, S442.b0; s shares Of Terirngton Company common, ei30,i3 and e4-l0O shares Of Mc- Kesson and Robbins, Inc, common, 924.8s.
 The remainder Of the estate in. cludes equity in property located at ei Rldgewood street. Mrs. Warmers home. worth si,s000O; jewelry, $230; household furniture and effects, 9350, and a l93S model Studeaaker automobile, sis2. Appointed ad- EnInlstrator of the estate of the dee ceased, who left no will, is the Colonial Trust Company.
 Mrs. Warner, nee Potter, was the widow of Prank E. Warner, and e native of Sharon, Connecticut. She lived in Waterbury for the greater part of her life, and was an active member of the Waterbury Wo- mems Club and the Second Con- gregatlonal church. Surviving hre three sisters, Mrs. Ernest Gyde, Mrs. Richard S. Wood and Mrs. Donald I. Fenn; q nephew, Richard W. Wood, and two rieces, Mrs. E. Gra- ham White and Miss Lucele ?. Wood, all of Waterbury. Mrs. War. ner died here last September {.
 
 Romantic Olivia de EEavIlland's first leading man in films was Joe E, Brown,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
.LAVERDIERE HOME
 FROM NAVAL POST

Raymond J. LAverdiere of 0I Robbins street, who enlisted in the Navy through the local recruiting station in Oct. 1885, and has now advanced to the rating of first class aviation machinist's mate, is spend- ing q ten-day leave at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Achie averdiere. He is attached to the aviation unit of the Naval Air base at Washington, D. c.
 Benjamin palumbo of 90 Power street, Ansonia. who has just com pletsd his recruit training with the Q. s. Marine Corps. visited the local marine recruiting station yesterday during the course of his ten-day furlough. Other visitors at the office, all marines recruited hy the Water bury recruiters. were Vincent Luozi- so Of NorWalk, John Goltis of BriGser3ft, and Arthur Jones og New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
CHILDREN'S DAY
 TOPS BOOK FAIR
Three Day Program, First of Its Kind Locally,
 Proves Success

Chlidren's Day was observed yes- terday at the Book Fair In progress at the Waterbury Women's club, This marked the final event in the three day program, the first of It's kind ever held in this city. The events of the thee days were largely attended and great interest was shown In the program of speaker authors ari the exhibits.
 Mrs. Edwin 0. Northrop presided at the Children'S Day program Among the well known authors present were Phil Stong and Kurt Wiese. Beatrice Grover, Louise Hall Tharp and Dean Marshall. Mir Wiese who Illustrates the books oi Phil Stong among many others, en. tertained the children with his im- promptu drawings. MT. Wiese is also the Illustrator for Robert Nath- ans "TApiola's Brave Regiment, just published. Mir. Stong has writ- ten many children's books along with his childrenS stories.
 During the Far the many eX- hlhits in the lobby were an attrac- ton, including fiction and non-fic- ton for sale at local book stores, Q collection of second hand books, the Bronson Library exhibit and many other exhibits. Stories of the operas with recording were arranged by the Library and featured Chil- dren's Day.
 The Book Fair, the first held in this city, was held under the aus- pices of the Waterbury Women's club and the Junior League of Wa terhury Mrs. s. Soutter Edgar and Mrs. Donald J. Post, co-chalrmen, assisted by Mrs. William R. Adams, Mrs. John M. Brodie, Mrs. Bates B. Craver, Mrs. Joseph L. Hetzel, Miss Marion Jones, Mrs. Ralph s. Munger and Miss Sucan M. Smith.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
CHURCH STARTS
 BAZAAR TONIGHT
Blessed Sacrament Festi- val to Feature Various
 Forms of Entertainment

The annual Harvest Festival and Bazaar of the Blessed Sacrament VII open tonight in the basement of the church on Robbins street. It will also be held tomorrow night and Saturday night with special mat inee performance Saturday after noon for the children.
 Mems and women's societies of the parish are cooperating to make the l04l event one of the most suc- cessful yet held. This fair always Is outstanding among parish activi- ties in the city and is largely at- tended by both parishioners and people from other sections of the city.
 Various forms of entertainment, as well as refreshments, have been provided for each night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Subscriptions To Date
 Prove Encouraging To Small lArmyo Workers
Committee Expects S2,OOO to Be Passed Today; Scores of Volunteers Being MobiIzed for Door.
 tO.DOOr Canvass of City; 22,OOO Members Wanted

drive, which will last until the end os the month, in on effort to secure the unprecedented total of S2,000 memberships.
 Red Gross headquarters an- Ilounced yesterday that Mrs. Har- old powses will assist Mrs, sher- wood Rowland, chairman in charge of canvasgiag insurance offices.
 Mrs. Clarence German ts chair man for the Mil Plain district and will be assisted by Mrs. Fl. e. Rey- holds, Mrs. Katherine Mann, Mrs. Fred Barrett, Mrs. Joseph R.ondin, Mrs. Earl Cam, Mrs. Archie Mau- ren, Mrs. Ernest Christopherson, Mrs. John Lannett, Mrs. Arthur Lagare and Mrs. Albert Machin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

Ten W&terbuFlans, showing skill with brush and crayOn beyond hundreds of others who submitted entries In 'eThe Chocolate Soldier" contest, have been selected by the judges, and will receive by mail ten pairs of guest tickets. Tho winners will Do the guests of the Loew-Pon management Q ( this weeks showing of "HOt spow with Betty Grable
 Successful competitors follow: i. Henrietta Milstead, 2S6
 Beecher avenue, Waterbury
 Conn.
 2. Bud Wallen, Sl7 East Main
 street, Waterbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Chocolate Soldier"
 Winners Announced

3. Doris Errichettl, eco Water. town avenue, Waterbury, Conn
 (. Shirley Ann Butler, 662 Wa. tertown avenue, Waterbury, Conn,
 5. Nancy Belline, A19 South Main street. Waterbury, Conn. 6. Marie Mcdonnell, 6S Fifth street, Waterbury, Conn. 2. Barbara Dunn, l17 EdsOn avenue, Waterbury, Conn. 6. Patricia Deeley, 62 Albion street, Waterbury, Conn, Q. Edward N. Lynch, IT,, 70 Wol- colt street, Waterbury, Conn. 70. Harriet Cow, 1899 South Main street, Waterbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Full Weather Report

CONNECTICUT ~~ Considerable elouaineER ma not SO cold im the ennt portion tonight. Friday mOat- Iy cloudy and waFnleF,
 Boston. New. is-- CUP )--Weather forecasts:
 MASSACHUSETTS, - Considerable oioudinegs mot so cold east portions tonight. Friday mostly cloudy and warmer.
 RHODE ISLAND - Considerable cioudinesa and not so cold tonight. Friday mostly cloudy, warmer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

At the close of the second day of it's annual roll call, the Waterbury chapter of the American Red Gross has received Q total Of 9i,e7B.04 in pontrihlatl0ns, Mrs. Herman Rooster, shair1nAn, announced today. This is | confiderable increase over the amount collected ct the same time
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

Easton, Pa. (up)-I.afayette Col- lege students have set a new record for enrichment in the Schools Re- serve OfiicerS Training Corps. about % per cent of the student body, or 364 undergraduates, having join- ed the corps,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
NO nTBTBER

Cognac. the French city where millions of gallons of the liquor of that name are produced, drinks less ot t than any other French city of the same size.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

John sforEa, president of the Italian Brotherhood of this city, one of the largest of It's kind in this state will be honored with Q testimonial dinner to be given in his honor at the Elton Hotel on December 20th. Mfr. Sfor9a will complete the fourth year as pres- ident on December 3l, i9Al.
 The arrangement committee SoI the dinner which will he followed by e dance is headed by Peter De Leo as chairman, and in- cludeS several officers and mem. hers of the society who are also prominent in the community. The Italian Sisterhood VII lalso CO., operate with the committee by appointing some members who
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

will join the mems committee. Other members of the committee are Frank Vellucci, Frank Maruc. cl, John Izxo, America De Angelis, John Dc paStino, Unberto Santo~ pietro, Aldernian-Elect Peter De Clcco, Angelo Gambino, Nicola Perugini, Michele Gugliotti, Do- nato Guerrero, Antonio Geneva, Luigi 0iannelli, John Sivllla, An- tonio D'AlesSandro, Francesca 1zEi, Anfelo Cimaglia, Raffaele Di Leo, Agostino Agostini, Giachino Mori- ni, Stetano Mataragzo, Giro Val- entino, Giuseppe D'Agostino and James Massaro.
 The committee will hold It's first meeting tonight at No. l99 Bank street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Buy Defense BOnds = Become A StOckholder In Your Own Government.

There's Some Pretty Fine Good Look ing Tweed Suits At $30 Thot Are Eye Openers For Value. We have these suits ut price easy on inc purse as $30 is because we try to cover inc field of mems de- sire for good clothes Clothes good enough to eoFry our label -Ata price they feel they cGn afford 10 pay.
 These are not $40 suits = lf they we're we'd charge $40 - But We eon prove they're something to write home about for $s0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

Romantic Olivia de Ifavllland's first leading man in films was Joe F. Brown.
Evening star., 1941-07-19

Shv sT6 BEDS CHASE Has to Bath Tor
Eentlemen; nr. trans pvt. family: un-
Evening star., 1941-07-19

FBBITT HOTEL. 9th and II SITS. NV
Rooms with private bath electric fan, Cir
culating ice water; from $3.50 single;
from $50 so for persons
Evening star., 1941-07-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

GOVT. PROFESSIONAL, WORKER WANTS
furnished house for year in Alice Dssl
School district. Four children; need OF 5
bedroomsi max. rent, Sl25. Box 343-R.
Star. 2Os
WANTED TO RENT, RENT WITH OPTION
10 buy, or buy-s to : room unfurnlshed
house within short walking distance Car
ltOl. for fall occupancy Address Box
H. Star, give full description, size, vicin-
ity. terms.
AT ONCE, 9 OR 10 RM UNFURN- HOUSE,
no farther out than Cathedral ave 7 i.
Box TAX. Star 90
TO RENT-HOUSE. 9 OR MORE ROOMS,
sny good white neighborhood. CO. 1855
Evening star., 1941-07-19

e 4nu9 l4th ST. NW.-Sngle room, S35
l. with or $50 without board; convenient to
path; unlimited phone Taylor s15o o0s
Evening star., 1941-07-19

MOTHERS CARE given small children,
fresh vegetables, eggs. grade milk, laun-
dry: So. Herndon 196-W
COLONIAL HOME near Skyline dr., 65
miles d c.; ami; ideal for family
Special week end. Fried chicken. Va ham
WO. 296i. Mr. NARROW, Linden. Va.
HEALTHY LOCATION in the country for
children: with modern conveniences and
reeSOnab BILE rates for season or permanently
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas Worthington
Jr., Dunlookin Farm. Glenwood, Md, or
phone SvkeSNiIle o4-F-H
Evening star., 1941-07-19
ApARTMENTs FUR OR UNFUR.

I747 CHURCH ST, Mr. DUPONT CIRCLE.
Apt "a rooms kitchen, ba tn, porch,
elec. refrigerator; rent S51 so. See Janitor.
or O. B. HOPKINS. 1925 Vermont ave.
DI. 7.71, WO. Oa2a
ATTRACTIVE APIS, HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
borhood: some furnished. Car available
on appt. MRS GREEN. Shepherd 512S.
LADY SHARE MODERN APT. WITH AN
other, r, k, b.; furnish own room. 1901
Vt. ave NV, Apt. 301. DE. 1880 after 8.
Evening star., 1941-07-19
HOUSES FURNISHED.

80. 6-room home, completely furnished:
conv. transp. and stores; Reasonable TO
responsible party EN-. "f"1.
DETACHED. ON WIDE DEEP LOT. CLOSE
to two bus lines, schools and shopping
center rooms bsa 9slhs nSsp msiq kto6en e6
WALTER A BROWN, 14l5 Eye st. n,ws
Ma. 1862. AID. 1895. -
7 ROOMS 6 BEDRMs, sun RMl,
baths, 2-car built-in garage, automatic OF
Park location, cool, quiet Beauttully fur
nlshed. No children. Call OWNER, Wo'
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE FURN SMALL
house in GeOrRetoWn. hVins room olnlns
room, kitchen, bedrms.; garden, gsr'
many closets, from August 15i nl23, Em'
ADJ. SPRING VALLEY. JUST COM
pleted; 3 bedrooms. = baths. den, large
HVInR room, dining room. kItchen, TecI;
room, garage SllU mo. OrdWsy O457
9-s pm.
LYON VILLAGE, IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Modern seven-room suburban home, 3 oed@
rooms. tile bath, nicely i1rn;: year lease
$40 mo. Call Chestnut 1ll5. 81
FROM AUG. l TO DEC. NICELY
furnished, near trans: N65 month, be-
tween 2-6 p m. 3ulg Cambridge pl. NO.
bg4g.
FOR LEASE-LARGE SUBURBAN HOME.
3O3 Bradley blvd, Bethesda, Nd Rental,
oI65, fully furnished For appointment
70 inspect call WI. 1885 and ask for MRS.
SCHLOSSER.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 1905 BOILING RID.
Aforementioned home in beautiful woooed
section OF RolhngWoOd Completely furn.
, bedrmS., > baths. living rm, piano.
screened porch dining room, G Z. kit,
den, paneled lounge rm. downstairs, laUn-
ory with e!eC. washer and Ironer. Maid
room ana bath. 2-car garaRe. OIL heat.
500 month includes utilities. Available
Aug. Isl to Oct. 18Th. To inspect call
WI. 4S04
FURNISHED GROOM BRICK HOUSE. IN
NICE section of Arlington. until Sept. !:
$50. 52u9 No. 18th St. Oh, 4351.
CLEVELAND PARK-DET S-RM. HOUSE
IN hne old residential section 4 bedrmE..
path. 1st-hoOr Iaystory fireplace. piano,
OIL neat. electric retrIEeration. basement
maids room and toilet. laundry trays.
elec. WaSheT, vacuum cleaner. DuIlt-in ga
rage; completely furnished except for lin
ems, conV. 10 Conn. ave. bus, schools stores,
Cathedral, Sl35 mo. Phone EN-. 2326
NEAR SUPREME COURT,
Capitol and Library. go D s. ne-6
rooms and bath. all modern improvements, p
electric refg.; Shu.15i for inspection tele-
phone Lincoln 14s3
American Security & Trust Co,
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. Ma 4s15 =
Evening star., 1941-07-19

YOUNG LADY OR EMPLOYED COUPLE
to share apt, 2 rooms and bath. 2116 P
Evening star., 1941-07-19

3 OR ROOM FURN. APT. $50 OR $50
Takoma Park or NV. sec. or sc. sec; near
stores. within one-fare zone: sentiles. Box
232-K. Star.
FURNISHED 10 ROOMS. PVT. BATH,
utilities; S45; laundry facilities. WI
4O0l. 2O'
WANT TO BREAK .LEASEP-APT. FOR
Sept. l. l or bedrooms. $50 to SO.
Will sign lease NV section. WI. 1905.
BY AUG SMALL FURNISHED APT.
in private home for young couple expecting
baby. Must be reasonable. Call NO. S554,
Ext. 40. 20'
FURNISHED APARTMENT OR NEW
remainder renal Of SUMNER. located preferably
in Arlington, Alexandria. Falls Church or
Chevy Chase section. Box 211-K, Star 20'
HOME APT. 2-WEEK OCCUPANCY. JULY
26-Aus. 9, while owner, lessee vacations.
Careful. clean young couple. Box 26e-k.
Star 20
FURN. IN PVT HoME-MIDDLE-AGE
couple: must be quiet and respectable; not
over S35 Box oak, Star 49,
TWO NAVAL OFFICERS tONE A SUR
geon) desire two bedrooms, bath, living
room, dining room. kitchen and a room
suitable for hobby workshop tunfurnD. d.;
prefer Northwest location. Rent and full
details in first letter. Box 1S2K. Star
APARTMENT WITH BEDROOM. UTILI-
ties included: S50-S6O; suitable for two
adults, mother and son. Box 251-K, Star.
Evening star., 1941-07-19

KALORAMA APIS, 23O5 18TH ST. NV
= rooms, kitchen. bath and porch 500
month. Ample parking
. BEDROOMS, LIVING ROOM KITCHEN,
bath. h.-w.-h.. screened porch, electric re-
Evening star., 1941-07-19
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GEORGETOWN = BEAUTIFULLY FUR
Now 70 October. MRS. Emery SMITH,
and > rooms, kitchen, bath, heat, light gas
refrieeration: walking distance Government
buildings; reasonable rents, See resident
manager, Apt !. 40 9th St NV.
1851 FAIRMONT ST NW-ONE LARGE
bed-livinq rm., kitchenette. private shower,
everything furnished.
1901 ARGONNE PL. NV. APT 323-1
room, kitchen and bath. Suitable for l or
= adults.
134 18th ST s.E-BEDRooM. KITCHEN,
sink Frigidaire. inner-spring mattress; gas,
electricity furnished. AT. 44S0.
S1I 9TH ST. Ne. BLK. OFF ST.
OR . GIRLS. TO SHARE APT. CoNv.
location. Laundry facilities. 1918 18th st.
NV. Me. 0292 after $50,
DUPONT CIRCLE. l735 RIGGS PL-DoU-
fr sf hoHS or ess se v.s dst
Riitchenetfe. pvt pvt bath, ali utilities, eiec.
refg. $40 semi-mo.: pvt. ent. QE. e705.
APT 2s; 9I22 DEcAIgR PL. NWwzcoM,
ReE Rfsy Of n 6nss r. c iS M Ao6 aoa
1901 CLIFTON ST. NV RMS. KIT.
bath; cleo. refs; cool corner house. Adults.
$40 2O'
ARLINGTON COUNTY. ENT. End FLOOR;
R5se'a Fass auto fP heat pv' CHI 7sss. ~ -.n'
COOL. QUIET; 3-EXP. VIEW; 2, 8
months or more: suitable adults: 2 bed
rooms windows each, living room, dining
buses Apply ianitor Chevy Chase Apis,
Chevy Chase, D. c.
1922 CALVERT ST. NV CLEAN,
neatly furnished rooms; elec. refg., gas;
bath: employed adults: S4s.0O mo.
-rT IT. "
beautifully furnished; months, S15O mo.
2311 Connecticut ave. North 1874. Apt.
607. 2O'
THREE ROOMS, BATH WITH SHOWER
kitchen; rent months or longer; available
July "a. Apply manager, Ant. IL, 1016
Evening star., 1941-07-19
HOUSES EUR OR uNEuR-

2 BEDROOMS, DEN AND RECREATION
room, oil heat. l block from N Nashins
ton blvd. 1901 n. Frederick st. Arlington ?
Va. Chestnut Slsl. References
Evening star., 1941-07-19

DUPONT CIRCLE. l735 RIGGS PL-DOU-
bles. studio r., Ink, elec. refrigerator;
grill. house or basement art: walk. dist
Evening star., 1941-07-19
STUDIOS FOR RENT.

e22 18th ST NV FACING FARRAGUT
Square Entire 3rd floor, 3 rooms. kitchen,
bath; newly redecorsted: suitable for pusi-
ness or residential Harvey Jones. SANDOZ,
INC. 2 Dupont Circle. DU. 1874.
Evening star., 1941-07-19
APARTMENTS WANTED.

3 OR 4 ROOM FURN. APT. $50 OR 8
Takoma Park or. NV. sec. or sc. sec: n
stores. within one-fare zone: sentiles. T
oRo-K Star
Evening star., 1941-07-19
NEW DON CARLOS" "

9nO7 o ST NV
QUIET. COMFORTABLE, DISTINCTIVE.
IS CLEAN ROOMS, NEW FURNITURE
Large closets. tub and shower baths, hot
PHONE NORTH 1890
20c TAX. onth and o Rns OIL
Evening star., 1941-07-19

BRoOKLAND. fronting monastery. 4l2n
14th ST n.e-Master bedrm., pvt. bath:
gentleman, North 7016
Evening star., 1941-07-19
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

2-RM. FURN l. K. APT: ALI. MODERN;
$40 per mo-; 203 Lenox ave. Colmsr Manor,
Brentwood, Md; no children.
S37.5o-2 RMS, KIT, PVT. BATH; 2nd
mr. stores. bus. BOSS REALTY, OK. 29l8.
1854 N Hudson
R1VERDALE- -UNFURN., LOVELY ! RM.,
elec. kit bath; priv, $40. Available Aug.
l. Larger new. apis. Aug. Is. 435 Joseph
DODGE PARK-2-RoOM APT. SIS;
Modern Convenience heat and light fur
niShed. Call HysttsviIle 51U3 20
81 ARUNDEL AVE. HYATTSVILLE HILLS
- nice rooms, uniurn. private bath.
heat incl. SdO month 2O'
ARLINGTON, So N LINCOLN ST
rooms. kitchen. bath; lSt floor private
entrance. oxford oGG0-J
rURN. COTTAGE CITY. MD-.gTWo
entrance; util; SO to s47.5U. WA 63l0.
NEARBY VIRGINIA-UNFURN. Is MIN.
doWntown; rooms. garage; private entr.:
Christian couple only: 500. oxford o4Ss.
nj NEARBY maryland ROOMS, KITCH-
: porches' l overlooking Potomac Con-
venIent transportation. Call WI. 6197.
4 ROOMS, LIVING RIM, BEDRM., d.
nette XII. bath, sun deck; Heat and water
turn. THE GOSS CO. OK. 10as. Glebe l24S.
ARLINGTON ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bath for couple also . sleeping rooms. prl-
vate entrance. Couv. I0c bus. OK. 0721-W.
STUDIO APT. TWO ROOMS AND BATH:
completely furnished: newly decorated;
ideal location. Phone Glebe 1894. 10.
$50-NEW BUILDING.
All outside apts., in nearby
Va Large living room. bed
room. dinette. kitchenette,
bath Immediate occupancy.
J WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Chestnut l341.
Evening star., 1941-07-19
BELMONT GARDENS,

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
. meals 1859 r St NV
Evening star., 1941-07-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD,

p2S g PL. NV, Apt Single rm. dbl
bed: suitable l or =; reas.; Govt. employees
pref. 20'
2442 seth PL. NW-One double rm and
hood; u blk to bus. EN-. 5o22
1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE Nw-va-
eancies for young women: Southern cook
Ing; home atmosphere. Decatur 1876.